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MISCELLANEOUS.
BAT4LE BETWEEN rnr 7 STATES AND
THE MACEDONIAN.

rRon rHr BOSTON wERcnriLE JorRNtt.
Reading 10 yulr paper Of the li,h in.
slant very gfaphlc accoun, Il The battle
between ihe tinted SiuiesanI Macedonian
wa, reminded that had 10 my posses
sion very line counterpart to il written
On the dev after the battle by gentlemen
who was volunteer on board the United
States. il would be dlfiicul. to Imagine a
greater contrast than the scene presented
On board the i've ships. a.
Al SEA, October 90, lisp, lat. | lon %
Nix DEAR FRrrnDs will cndeavor to
give you something like 40 account of what
have witnessed since we parted. The
gentry Who have heretofore dong the sea
fighting Of tie world have represented Il as
Il business so frighilul, have 50 filled orr
ears with the laundering description Of the
cannoUade, aud 50 wTung our sym. a,hlcs
with the agouies Of the wounded and dying,
that had no, Just come out Of one as NOISY,
81 lea-l as any Of theirs | should think It q
very improper sort ol picture to present
to a ady's eyes bu, il being very tame
concern, saving now and then ridiculous
occurrence, not only do not despair Of
giving yol very minute account, which
shall not affect your nerves, but hope even
10 excite your curiosity as high as mine
was when | came to sea for the purpose oil
seeing fight. You must know that yes
terday morning was walked out Of a sound
sleep with the intelligence that a frgate
was IN sight, standing for US, aud close
aboard. a." How large is she Z" Very
large, sir" Perhaps it is on American
or Spanish p No, sir, she has got al
English flag flying" "Give me my
clothes" The purser by this time had go
the intelligence. His station you know is
IN the cockpit, out Of shot. With his
clothes in his hand, lie was darling wlti
the rap!dny Of lightning for his hiding
place, when, seeing me, he stopped sudden
IL, and taking me to his cabin, " Come, m,
good fellow, there is no knowing wha, may
hapPen-Just subscribe this receipt fol
your share Of The small slofesn
A very pretty omen, thought |. Dress
cd and armed for you must understand
am one u the goodly fellowship Of boarders
ycnlured on deck. Here, every ,hnl
was in a bustie--ihe hurry of preparation
l4r battle. | met the Commodofe's eye
Well, SIR sou are ready, see" Yes
81, sad J 10 q very husky voice. " w,
shall have d fight" Think 40. sir 20
" %, yes, there she is, and a beauty, too.
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GOOD ADVICE.

f" No man can ever borrow himself out
Of debt If you want relief, you must work
for II. You must wear hotnespun instead
of broadcloih, drink water instead Of Cham
pogne, and rise AT four instead Of seven ~
Industry, frugellty, economy, these are the
hand maids Of wealth, and the true source
of relief. A dollar earned ls worth tel
borrowed, and a dollar saved is better than
forty times its amount in worthless gew.
gaws. Try this schcmo-it IS much bet
ter than to depend upon bank avors, aud q
thousand times more honorable ,han re.
sort TO tho bankrupt laws"
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NUMBER 4.
AYEcDoTE OF JOHN RANDOLPH.

AAECDOTE OF JOHN RANDOLPH.
An lrshman in the New Mirror Of this
week, relates the following anecdote, Illus
iraiing the marvellous geographical knowl.
edge Of John Randolph;
Ny knowledge of Ireland" soid he 10
me, seems TO astonisfl you as much as it
did a servant Of Mr.. earnings, at Wash
lngton, the other day. He brought me
note from his master-~ho, by the by il
i very superior man, strand the mo-
menl he spoke al once detected the Nun.
Sier udn - for he had fine rich
brogue 50, thinks l., III have some fun.
so, john, you're from Munster, arc
you not ~ said /.
Al am, pIdise your honor; replied he,
surprised at my question.
From the county Clare, ! presume ~
This was guess on my part as 10 the
couniy.)
"Yes, sir, said he, still more aslound.
led.
What town did you live in . aoniin-
ued |.
1.-THE town OF Ennis, SIR
"Oh,' said |, laughing, | know Ennis
very well. Pray does Sir Edward O'Brcn
still live al DromolandP
"'ile does. indeed, SIR.
"'And Mr.. Stackpool at Edenale p
"'Ycs, surely, sit.
"'And the Knight Of Gin at Shanovai 2
eyes, SIR and then, after pause and
a low bow, he added, might make bouid
10 ar, sir, how long your honor lived in
! Clare y
} never was there at all, replied |,
but hope to be there very soon"
Z "'Oh, sir, said he, don't be after fool
! ing ne, for you must be bit Of an Irish.
man, YOU have the brogue, and YOU know
as much Of the country as do my self,
aud more too, I'm thinking
"'it was in vain that J assured him
had never been in Ireland he went away
sill insisting that bad lived there; which
fact lie told to Mr.. Canning who was We
~ much amused at the way in which |
had puzzled poor John, as be told me HIM
self nexl day."
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POE X Y.
TnE pRAYER oN BuNkERs HILL.


BY MRs. l., sIGorRSEY.
During tao battle of Bunkcrs Ill., vcnera
lie clergyman knel, on the field with hands up
raised and gFey head uncovered, and wh!lo the
lalrts whistled around him, prayed for the sue
cess OF his compatriots, and Tie dcliyerancs 0,
Als eoautTy.
! was an hoar @! fear and dread
High rose the battle.cry,
And roUud n heavy volumes spread
The waF-cloud % the sky.
Twas not, as when IN rival strength
ConteEding nations mort,
Or love Of conquest mldly hgrs
monarch from has seat.
Art one was there. unused 10 tread
The path of mortal strife,
Who ha; Saviour dock had fed
BESIDE the fouut OF life.
lie Apelt bun YAere the black SMOKE wfealhed,
His head was bowd and bare,
While for an qnfaui land he brealhed
The agony. u PRAYER.
The column, red with early morn,
Nay tower der Bankers height,
Aad BROADLY tell race unborn,
FlAir ptir.o: ather's might
Bai thou Oh patriarch, old and grey,
hon prophet Of the free,
Vic kreli among The dead that day,
What lame stai! rise 10 thee
Il IS not meet that brass or stone,
Which icgl the touch Of ,une
,aa.id keep tic record Of O faith
..l oke Thy deeds sublime
We tuct 4 on tablet fair.
Whigh CLOVIS when stars wax pale
q promis lHat The good man. prayer
Snail aih lbs God prevail.
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Hope on Hope eper How seldom
things turn out as badly as we have ex
pcc,ed And how soon wo forget !, Our
worst trials and our worst sullurlngs arc
cruelty exaggerated by our increasing ter
rors. Recall tho heaviest and tho soresi
Of all the affections you may have been
called upon TO bear, and acknowledge the
truth, aud thcn-go to your chamber; be.
take yourself to your closet, and ocknowl.
edge your unthankfulness. Hope on Hope
eper
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Printers generally make good lawyers
and physicians, from their previous acquain.
lance with cases.
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L. !. H0LTON,
Editor, Proprietor n Pubiisher'
TERNIS:

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS u
Paid in adpance THREE DOLLARS y not
paid trit.in three months. ARd THREE DOL-
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS if no; paid until Gf'
ter the expiration Of The year. No paper diseoH'
fiautd until all arfearages ote paid, except al uia
option Of the Editor.
10 Advertisements inserted al One Dollar PEI
square, el6 lines or less, This sized fyps for n,
frsl insertion, AMI % cents f0r eaeh continuance
Coud advertisements and Saerif'S Sales ckarg
u 25 yer cent higher: and deduction q 33i
ger cent iciH be made from a. eeaiai prices, tol
a3sertisers h the year Advertisements insertcO
,aoataly or quarterly 81 per square for each time
Sfmi-moatsiy - cents PER squire for eseh tine.
AGENTS.
Col. X. w. CoeaTan, MecSienJVTg " c.
M. II IL. RH-II On ~
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An lrishmau 10 America, once wrote TO
his father 10 Ireland;
dear Father--I wish you would como
and settle in this place, for your business is
much better here than It 10 where you arc,
and besides, | dare say you would soon &c,
10 be a colonel, justice Of tho peace, a
member Of the Legislature, or constable,
for IN this country they have mighty mean
men to fill these Offices"
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Screamerville is the name Of town in Lou.
isiaua. Wonder If Coy. Yell was born there?
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and see that they he ~ good order, and
when not IN use, kept under cover.
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AGlNT

NJ IN ID
Col. h. w. C0saTan, MeeSien5Qrg. " C..
Chas. " Harris, MI Groge,N. c.
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RsUEs.sL ECOVO.xy.
From The American Fdrmer.
WORK FOR SEPTEMBER.

As much Of the success Of next years H.
bors will depend upon the name, 10 which
tho work Of this month may lie executed,
sc feel that We cannot too urgently impress
upon cur agricultural brethren the necessi
~ Of paying particular attention TO every
duty now devoIying upon them, aud TO see
that whatever may be done, shall bs per.
formed in the best possible manner, and
that no delay which can be avoided be per-
United to take place as TO the time Of rs
performance. With this brief iuttoduc
lion, we shall proceed to point vuI shat
ought now 10 be attended 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-13
NEW GNGsE&! NEW GDUEsS
Now opening ~ the
.S'cT tHiSifs 03sd e,fass Ware Store.

~ RICHARDS Go. are now opening an as
" sorlmoor IF printed aud common Goods of new
and desirable attn~ received hy direct ann rialIo
from LaerpaH'. tau.ra.nI1l Pc sold. ab. I.-4- Of
retail, On tho most favorable terms. Purchasers an, IT,
sp"rloy solicited to call before supplying henseye,
elsewhere. and examine stock which consists partl,
ct the following articles:
beautiful blue, green aud thrown Dining Sets
Elegant White granite do do
Printed, painted al granite Tea Ware. Great variety
6oati1l granite and printed 'foaclle Naie
Gc2afi ahfo NINA Iol Sclls
do Fancy do do dos, 1G and 81 pieces
Rich French do do do told Band
Rich tal Glass Daeanlors, MINES, Jeles 1um5Iers
etc.
Pressed do Tmohlors. lrmouqdcs. efc
PIan do ofercry description, together With
complete assortment II stone Narc.
Malch9 via
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-13
..s,or q p.ylyaais: There ar. b5nos yc, astsre r


.-s,pf Of psisylvsaia There hsnars vet nsre ai
I'm.
n WIN. II. Saeed-Iierc Is tnast To N.nacal
'fi.eher, tie ! second b.
t. W. sinilh--The Orator II the cav: lie 5 3rsf
- e one Il the brightest In tire political anj
lt5IatY GALAXY Of this saenfrv NJ The TsFg ssiIa
In tBr The Sake uf Their own cl|rr.
BeW. A. Rrawu--Iifnrs Clay; lis r'rvaan To Ole
presidency s4%, vii IL lndicailn 81 return
az ptsntr.iY "a IN, roaalfy.
b, Capt. Daaa- Henry Jay. the patriot Statesman.
and gentleman: MAY he be ouf ReNt president
Bs Austin Wing hcld-A hard lrs'lng nurse parru
pae saddle, and long iouTary 10 all the enemies oil
mefiea.
ByJ. w. Pa,tersan-Ous Hes. Thanks h Ina lif
his good thnas to-day.
There weTr. dnnhast. n'h'r tsass handed in bu
ia.s have aus v,itahlv hcen hst
WILLIAM \. STREET, Prrs't
JOHN PATTERSON, Wee Pres.
HALrH A. CLEMENT, Sec'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-13

DhfiH FROM kREosoTE.-Dr YIN. r B,srd,,.o
~ i'a','r0 Soaneeicur LOST bis HE On the 25lh ulr,
0,'' ''N''@ l"is dangerous noslmm The oollacbe
particle 81 II got into his throat and caused n,I -
Illumination as 10 stop t'e breathing passage.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-13

4 DrEt-A dnti took place on the 2sh oli ns,,
"a, Geo beween Lieut. R,dgccy. L. $
Ga, IT, HrhIe2h The pay,s crossed over I, The
wounded '' NO. He oo'n were
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-13

no "@rcr9or Of Alabama has appointed the Hon
',e'l LAY OF Huntsville. assocrale jn,pe Of
the supreme Court Of ttar STATE '"so VI
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G:91,f'FG'&EE ~ gsnANEg&.

GIL a'i't'Eg.E. ~ gsnASF.g&.
IS.fs.rHS. Fs.sgls - "a.
4 RI IN RE- TIrI or
IA ! c'>" olsafeuor 3 Il y EYF B1id B.o.
nets a. s. %, winch have been selling al =
10 3 III.
case RI LAND BRAID al $,
which hive been selling at i5to $ %.
case iRENCll LACE. doa' $. worth =.
- iiae CYPRESS do 81
8 vaneeated STRAW, handsome article
AT 80 cents.
90 pieces Linen Crush. suitable for Tea ToweIlng
or Seir Carp"ting from Ito q. cts per I'D; Ii
sua price ~ cents.
hose who wish to purchase would do well 10 caIl
'atjv as the prices sell the goods Terms CASH
ONil REGARDS, RYAN \ Go.
Jaya At
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
THElLANn EIrNn

wesre inclined 10 think, from tie demons4a-
lions OF The Loco Foco leaders 10 the House Of
Delegates, that the party are preparing to TAX.
the qpota Of the Land Fund now lying idle al
Washington. They first mean to pass resolu-
lions condsmnatory Of the system Of distribution,
but they will finally receive the cash, with pro-
tesla sort Of 90 donl" submission to the
" soft Impeachment" They mean TO place Old
Virginia ip the condition of pfude, who de-
claims loudly against The immoraliIy proposed
TO her, yet giving up The. contest with only vry
face Or two, and small deEangemen. Of The
holiday dress put on for the occasion.
The alternative Of money or fares, is little too
severe for The nerves OF the purists who have
been moulhing ii about the eortnpting influences
Of the Land Fund. After hundred daysIex-
pendAure Of words, they begin to feel the neees-
siiy, as The election day approaches. to do some
thing more than merely 10 increase The public
buTIhens. Well, his q better late thar never, y
but We think the spectacle Of holding out only as
long As there was no pinch upon The Treasury,
is rather = Notifying one, afler the lOvysHiaik
which es have heard for year past.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
NATIONAL CONVENTION.


Our readers win perceive BY the subjofneds
taken from he Baltimore American. that The
wing Members Of Congress have settled The
question as 10 The time and place Of holding the
National Wing Convention.
Proceedings OF Meeting ofthe Whlg Menu
bers OF Congress.
At join. meeting Of the Wing menn-
-bers OF The Senate and House of Repre-
senlaiises Of the United States, held i1
the Senate Chamber on Saturday even-
ing, The 18th February. lS43. for the pur-
pose Of considering the proprieiy Of hold
ing National Convention TO nominate
candidates 10 be supported BY the Wing
party at the next election Of President
and Vice President 81 the United States,
RICHARD H. BAYARD. OF Delaware, was
called to the Chair. ard ALEXANDER H.
H. STUART. Of Virginia. and JOHN G.
CLARK Of New York, were appointed
Secretaries.
Mr.. Tallmadge. Of New York, on be-
half Of joint committee appointed AZ 4
previous meeting 10 consider what tnsa1
sures should be adopted, made a report.
which having been discussed and amend
ed, was unanimously adopted. 4 The re-
port is in the following words, viz: n
"Whereas3the expediency Of holding ! Ma
tional Convention for the nomination OF candi<
lates for President and 1nce President has been
Suggested By The Whts IN various par.sNef he,
Union; and il having been referred by them 10,
the Wing Members Of Congress 10 designatelhe'
time and place Of holding said Convention:
therefore
"ResOlped. That the wing Members Of Con-
grnss, concurring in the expediency OF the pros
posed Convention, and yielding TO the wishes ex-
pressed that they should designate the tins and
place. do respectfully recommend that a Wing
National Convention for The nomination OF can
didates for President and Vice President Of the
Uui.ee Statessbe held al the city Of Baltimore on
Wednesday the Sd day of May, 1874; and that
the said Convention be composed of Delegates
from the respective States equal to the number
Of Senators and Representatives Of each State in
the Congress Of the United States"
On motion Of Mr.. Underwood Of KY, II was
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meet
ing be signed blythe Chairman and Secretaries,
and published ID educational Intelligencer and
other Wing papsrs.',,
RICHARD H. RAYARD, chm'r.
| a 5oaa g T. d Z. sTy.HT' sssrs,.ris.
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VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
yTHE NArloHAII TREasURY. n

=
The President and bis Secretary Of The Trea-
suFy DO not seem exactly 70 aeIee about The a.
mount Of moaey necessary for'ths present year,
II We may Judge from their eommunications %
Congress on that subject. The President, We
think, j. paving The way fof en- extra session Of
Congress, and the hint a5out deficiency viii
be sort Of Justification for The measure. He
seemsto be giving Congress . side wipe for no,
adopting his Exeheqoer scheme, and be is svi.
IDENTITY aiming 10 produce the impression thai the
faiiu:e 10 Jake his plan viii be The cause Of
/" distressing enbanassfen:s,' in business, and
will create the necessity Of + new burdens Of
taxatiOn." He seems disposed 10 keep full
chest, come what viii
/ Mr.. Forward estimates the balance 10 The
Treasury and The income for The year Il some
thing more than iesniy-tAsss millions, and the
expenditures al nearly that amount, save 800 600.
But private bills and the payment Of Treasury
notes falling due will probably lake nearly Two
and a half millions more. He therefore recon-,
mends duties on zealand coffee, and some ether
articles, 70 meet the deficiency 10 this respect -
u will be Tecolleeied that The Aati Tariff party
would noi agree 10 lax these articles, and there
By The tar on protected beois. as they are call
ed, was. necessarily made higher. 10 afford the
grumblers q 8 bone 10 gnavr during the year.
The public have q sample or The sincerity Of
The Loco POGO leaders. They have been crying
ou. agaidst the lale Tariff as OdiOus and ep7rss-
sire, and yet facts show that il yields but kirfee,s
millions Of dollars, being fifteen millions less Than
Mr.. Van Buren, required during his last (and
Therefore bis economically year, for The support
Of government.
The ruth is, The Tariff, 50 far from being OPP
presslTe, is lighter Than any which We have had
for the last thirty years. n
Between the Two, il looks very much like a
scheme Of he President and his Secretary 70 be-.
wilder Congress, and prevent Them from doing
any hing efFec:usl for the revenue at The pre-
sent session. The excuse for calling the new
Congress will be complete, il the worthless shall
succeed 10 heir apparent business of myslifylng
matters XII
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
AWFUL CALAMITY.

GREAT LIND SLIDE 1T TROY, NY.
| We have accounts ofa fearful calamity a.
Troy, New York. occosioned BY 4 land slide,
scarcely inferior 10 extent and Id is feared, even
more destructive Of life, thsn that which occur
red there on the lst Of January 1887. II 10
supposed some thirty lives have been lost, be-
sides some eight Or ten dwellings crushed 10 the
ground, which were mostly occupied by poor
families.
The Albany Argus. has the following letter
describing the hsart-rending scene which was
presented:
Troy. Feb. II, 1913.
Our city has been again visited with an
awful calamity. Another terrible ava
lanche has swept houses and families
away in its course of destruction. Ills
useless 10 attepp. to particula.ize when.
i is utterly impossible TO do 80 on this
mournful occasion. Suffice il 10 say.
that the earth slide occurred in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the terrible avalanche
Of 1887. about four O. clock this afternoon.
covering acres Of ground at the bate Of
the hill, aud Crushing 10 atoms some ten
or twelve hous es, nearly all occupied
Whole families bave persisted, and Tie
only warning they received was the death
blow that carried them INTO eternity.
] have just left the ruins 10 communi-
cate to you these few lines. There, ell IL
panic and confusion. Eight or ten dead
bodies have altesdy been taken out from,
the ruins, and how many alive OF partial
~ injured | cannot tell. The crowds are
moving in masses from spot 10 spot, and
in The centre Of each the mortal remains
Of some one who has persisted, are being
carried from the scene Of destruction 10
some more suitable place. The munich
pal otficers are on the spot, doing all that
is possible 10 BE- done to rescue The living.
1t any are yet to be found, and TO lake
care of.the dead. When left, The smoke
was gushing from the snouIdering ruins.
and several hose companies were there.
Let me assure you that the scene pre-.
sents an awful and melancholy sight
Babes IN their cradles, mothers With their
children in their arms, and stalwart men
who but tgo hours ago brealhed freely
and in health, have been taken from ihe
ruins, mutilated and mangled corpses.-
The buildings destroyed were nearly Hi
new, and had but recently been erected. !.
They were tenanted principally byipoor
and industrious mechanics.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
RELIEF 70 THE STATE.

The pan Of Relief as proposed BY Mr.. John.
son, Is becoming more and more popular, wher.
ever the subject is examined and properly un-
derstoOd. As an Indication Of the popular feel
ing in Pennsylvania on the subject, the Lancas-
ter Herald states, that gentleman Of thstlcily
circulated FOR few days two memorials 10 "a
vor Of this mea.ure--one to Congress and the
other TO the State Legislaiurs-and that be OBJ
tanned over one thousand names in that city a.
lone. smongl which are those Of many Of the
nOstprOminent men Of both political parties.
And the Uni6niown Democrat, OF the same
State, says that memorials oflike nature are 10
circulation in that place. and are signed by the
tax payingPeoPls Of all parties with ayidity.-.
The editor adds, that he saw gao citizens sign
within a lev hours belonging 10 both political
parties.
The people are tired Of taxation. md tho..
Who are trying 10 rivet these burden. q, ,h.;r
backs VIII sosn md themselves in the rear
grolnd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
IS .sO3, 5s7# $3.50. Z

i
twill thus be seen that curtailmept Of So
f363,oe5 in circulation Of these four banks alone
has taken piace-and carry this diminution Of
Icirculaiion, which we presume 10 be fair "a
ito, to the other banks Of The State, and we
would have presented 10 our view truly an as
founding statement. This result is none Other
party Of the dread eonsequ ices at wodrirrol:
low close on the heels Of an immediate resump.
tiOn-but needless snd reckless they dashed 90
regardless Of the veal of the people, and dis
iressing pass they have certainly brough; Us 10
We now fud that our farmers who twelve
months ago gave promises ID pay are compel
led to make sacrifices OF no ordinary character
to De enabled 10 cancel them--bank accommo-
,datlons are diminished the curtailmenls being
necessary to the salvation Dc the institutions
themsslVes-to this misguided step OF Loco'po
Icy then must be attributed the great scarcity
of money, and the great redlclionin value or
the commodities Of our producing community.
The correspondent thinks that legalized sus-
pension for, two or three years would be- OF
much service 10 Strengthening up matters, 50 Tar
as the question Of immediate relief is concern
Cd, but public sentiment has set so strongly a.
yainst il, that a resort to 1t at this time could
scarcely be deemed prudent or wise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

LARD OIL Substituting Lard for Sperm
Oil, and Candles, i gaining much favor with
economists. We have had in use for shor,
time a lamp in which the substitute has been
made and readily attest 10 its great superiority,
as more clear andEregular light lis emitted
The saving i well To- be considered, for peunys
worth OF lard proves sufficient for one nights
burning. Lard Oil has also been found to be
superior to olive or sperm oil for machinery, as
well as for tbs manufacture D: woolens. &C.
Upon a chemical analysis it has been found to
be scarcely difsreniin lis elements from sperm
OIL