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sIINnRIES.

 Enn LBS. Cotton Yara; OUU 2s bbis ohso saPsikne Scar; 6 lards
 G hf hkls mess beet:
 bhl sugar cured smoked beef; 2 boxes star candles;
 No soap;
 2 rEsminn gold leaf tobacco; lump lo window glass. sssorted sizes; pat dAsks;
 2 aased and piaia tamhleFx; 29 kegs naiis and spikes; 9e pure and No. white Iead; q EFinAstones; 3s Peacock plOws, Nes ! and ?; 4ooa tbs round. square and hai bar iron; lI0e horse shoe and slah hbi eapperas;
 doz names; Ladies safdle. meas' half Spanish aad American saddles; blind hrid,es yorssed gifhs ke, received and for sale, ey VIM. B. WAIT. JaIy l2. ls1T. i4-u
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Oar vsss.rss. ,a xarsps.

The Louisville Democrat publishes a let ter from an intelligent correspondent in Paris, relating lo tine effect produced in Europe by the Capture of Vera Cruz. After showing the miserable bigosry and prejudice displayed by the English papers, m all their sliu- sions to our recent successes is Mexico, this sensible writer turns to the state of sentiment m liberal and enlightened France. and thus discourses
 Now, maugfe all the obloquy and perver- sions of the London journals and the slender intelligence of those who furnish io the Paris press the articles on American events, tlsere IS very liitie misjudgmeni or prejudice with the French public. inrlnding the active poli- tcians of every denomination, the hieraii, the savans, the mass cf the influential citi- zens, and even the court and eabinet--hos- file as they unquestionably are to republican power and sggrandixemcni any where-hase conceived at once higher respect and stronger fears m relation 10 the prowess, energies, resources and desiinies of the American democracy. All perceive how formidable an enemy, 0. how valuable an ally, for France, the United States might prove. and all. nearly, are converted to the expedieney of coneiliaiion, by every mode What write is in the nature of testimony, ss have, within the week past, couversed with meu of the most authoritative character
 some of the ministerial ranks, others of the opposi.ion-who could give me trust worthy opinions of the sentiments of both chambers, and the emotioas of the govern ment or executive branch. They uader- stand the British obioquy, the desraciiou, the despite, the alarm, the jealousy. the vision of the emancipation of British North Ameri- ca by republican volunteers, and of the ID, dehniie expansion of rival na=y, commerce, manifold panaisc.nres. and all the elements of national sscsndaney. The awful situation of Great Britain and Ireland, aggayatina naturally every mnrbid influence, is likewise, thoroughly eomprehended.
 So far, ihe Mexican wal operates here in the most salssary way; ii works wonders with the European feeling and vision, it is ' revelation of American strength, in insiiin- .sons, spirit and means l, seems .o relieve lle monarchial governments, by teaching them the vanity of all projects, single or collective, of overweening intervention in our adairs. or compulsory restraint on ihe maintenance of an entirely independent po- silicn, and the lawful prosecution of what ever grea, national object, by the people and administration of our Union. The horizon of this quarter of the globe wares worse every month or week Paupesism is seen 10 be more diGasive, hideous and daagerexs than was imagined by rulers, or philosophers, or philsnthsoplsis, or any class. whether the observizg or the ihopgh.less--shc upper or the middle-she Prolefaris shemssives.-- Another year Of seareisy--very probable may or will beses political resoiaiioms; sanguinary popular riots multiply; ihree hundred thousand sraops scarcely saiSice to suppress mcb-snarehy in this rcAlm.
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WALTER Scorr's Sox The funeral Of o'r Walter Scott. heir to the title of the gres. so'eIls's who built Abboisford, took place 'roan that elegant mansion in the early part o' May, and was accompanied by every ex- P'ession Of popular sympathy. The trades people of Melrose, in deep mourning, met 'as procession, which consisted Of twenty ee.rfases, and proceeded with the l,carse 10 helrose Cross, where they drew up in two "nes, and uncovered while the mourners passed on.-. All the shops and aas.ie houses were closed, not in Melrose alone, but in Dsrnie Mir. Walter Scott Lockhart. of the ioth LAneers-heir to the landed estate but so' to the title which becomes extinct--was ne chief mourner.
 Arch deacon Williams performed the ianerai oosequies as he had done in the ease 1' 7, me hiustrious author of wayeriy. amid 'e runs oi Melrose Abhey-rains rendered immortal in hls prose and verse.
 nus ends the honors which Sir Walter. .n succeeding to inves, hinself wish hoped ~"u,o descend upon his family whilst he S'nsed to lowering ambition after ia'1ee'y residence, and title, his own per .oHAi comfort. his health and his life. lie s s made baronei, he built castle bu, he "'eG 'nsoivsnl whilst the heir so his tide a Traaserips, ''''"
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sOLDIERS, CLANS

For Bosafs Lands, TfsaszSy Scrip. Pszsioas. 14S-
 Yssvesss q Pss. Se. 4e.
 TyHE SUBSCRIBER. hssiag procured the ne- l -sasssry instructions iron the War Department. is SOW prepared te transact with psompa1ess aed en the GeseFamsni. for Boansy 'Laads. Treasasy Scrip, Pensions. Auearsges of Pay, hE.. kc.. ae- eruing for service ia the was with Mexice.
 ]. E. KNIGHT. Lssiis Rock, July 5. lst7 s3-3m
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\ very skilful criticism is made of the card af the 2nd Tennessee rsgimens, assailinr Major General PIlLow, hy an officer "a ,he Army. in the .A.iiiary .argss, and copied tnso the -ssr ferk CenmsrriaI laecassess the authors and endorsers cf that sstsck U some most ridiculous blundcrs.
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REINFORCEMENT TOR GES. TsrLoR--- Five more companies of the Indiana vol unteers. will sail to-day in the ship SePhia Walker, and the United Sla,es steamer .4Rn CAase. and 100 mounted men. from Ohio, in the Mary Kiagsiaad
 On Monday, the Ohio Regiment will sail in the Eadora, Telegraph and Fanny. All these troops are destined for Gen. Taylor. as we'll as the fire companies the rest of the Indiana Regiment that leit yesterday ia the Jabiiee and Tamahroo, making in all about 2000 men.--.f o. BHIietia, 7ih-
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HExRv CIAr BAPrIsEp---We iesrn frum cor respondent of tho Baptist Banner. that ths Hoa. Heary Clay was kaptisea oA a3a ins,.. in one q the bssatifal ponds q Ais owa estate. Lexiag ton. He united with fhe Epsseepai ehasch, bal demanded immersion .--Eex. ksws
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BaAe's BATTKaY. ---Et is stated that each gnR of Bragg's battery. st Bneaa Vista. was discharged upwards oG twe hundred and kfsy times deSing the knffl~
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Com. Smith, of our Navy, has daughter who has just taken the white veil in Mary land convent
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NE w GOODS,

SUBSCRIBERS lave lagt received from 1 New Orleans. in additics ta iheir former slc<k. . beautiful assortment ol
 FANCY Qooosa Liaen; Linen Dsiliaags Grape; Grape Leics; Tar
 iaisn Maziin, kc-. ke.,
 Also: Sugar, Coffee; Hardware; shoes; A ios of excel tent Books on Divinity. Travels, ke.. Sc. Ali cf which they viii sell is~ for cash e coaafry produce. C. l.. JEFFRiES k SON. Jaly $. ls7. sz-
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TiNs TO Pass ir.--Ths faeetiaus Dr. B.. of -. hssiag inadvertently preached ore of his sermons for the third time. one af his paEisAcness having asiced c. said to hlm ztei seEyire npeipg. had three seseTsl r~sdiass. ] move thAs | now hs passed
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Coi. Davis declines the appointment os Rrigadier General. He is right the plain title of Colonel will isnk his forever with the memory of Ger TO Gesia and the glory of the d Missssirpi resi- .aeai fssidsng Aiss) Tras De=ecvai, ,--Ssys the Scutherner:
 xander. h the Psniding mea ever heard anything aboat the stsrming nf Mcnierry CT the battle oi Raena Vista.
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N0TICE

NOTICE Vs HEREBY GiYEN. that the busiaess hessso. \ fore esn4aesed hy I. ns Raua Ageni. Hsll be eossdncted n inc same manaef as sos0egty by
 SAMuRL. MeCHARf. ES. Agent Pias Biag Iaae S. istS. 49-3w
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LANo oFFlcE EuNos.

THE UNDEKsTCNED sssps<tfuilv ips.r.,. n thcss who snay Aessfs ta Anies ian3 lo snv ef the land oires in this Ststs Ter ss tke kiafes ef Aiss.sssPpi. Lsaisiana sod Alsk1nA. tkx. ke h. Tor sale. on eessnissica, aqsaafity eS fxsss fSr3 SefsP, sV aay required saaossi, ia fieees to as,e passnsssfs; e:sng n hslf-sesssoas. qaartefs ans tefm&-
 The snAeFslEasa espsrisiiy reeamn<ssas tbe gorr. gcsag ie prs snpiess. snd efhsrs. wAe nay xixh ', secure tAeH Improvements h<(nss the i.ak ssie. take place AFPsf4son so es saais to sAe snbsenAes. u Lii iae Rock. or. ia his absence. te Ms-srs W..l,.. \ Cafsan. n rprx1T
 Litse Ro<k. July a. assT. aasw ----A--s--e +---.--------v----- m -s
 M1Ilpt Seed.
 (sAcks NsEet Seed Received se4 fss s.s@ s~ <. WaI B WAIT
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AWT ~ .sa.wRmm

nEmAINERoB Bs sks Rssl Clnks q EMik Ms<h, lN, Aehnmpua. sm ew yath anv e 1uhs, l8s9s
 w1bxk M nst tskem eae Ni1hik 0HrS 61mzA. wt4 he nsne e ths Csnsrsl FHs uazfs & AnnA Mtiupa.
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rags were elothed-the weaithe@t merchant, who never had seen :hem, psoifeFea them everything they wished far their comfort and on credit.
 One other extract and Se conclude. He is speak ing of the absence of all party feeling smong the volunteers who have come forward during The war:
 Fellow -eitiz-as-f wish that the same patriotic teelsng had existed in the councils of this nstion wish that Mexico could have seen the same una nimity n our people, in the prosecution of this war, tAat they have seen in our forces. iR the field. recoiiect well, the depression made on my mind en cne ocr4sion. when an express sent by me 10 Gen. Wool brought me such stray papers as had found their way to the generals eamp--the latest dates were of the 2lth Novemher-eonseqaeh htiy, we had seen nothing of the proceedings of the last session of Congress. or of the Presidents message. The first thing casi my eye upon was a speech of Mir. Corwln. Senator from Ohio, deDeaReing the war. and those engaged in ii, little better than baud ot robbers Gentlemen. winter shower bath would have been pleasant compared with my sensations on reading it Ereezing--chiilimg. Sueh speeches might have been deemed patriotic in the United States bui, place yourselves where we have been, and endure what We have undergone and then in- agiae oar sensations. We were in eity Bamher- ing in population at least twenty times our fnrce, and surrounded by enemies oa all sides We had crossed the Sierra Madre, and found. when we bad arrived al Chihashua. that we were looked upon as lifiie better than band of roehers. Feiiow-eiti- xens, the srseehes which are made In 6ppositien ta this war ase said to eEnansts from the peace party; but say that they made by those who are post rsaing the peace e,ersAiiy'
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desIred that Dr. r. should nof again visit his house, either as friend or physician, and that their meetings were broken up there, and that they had made arrangements to meet elsewhere, known only to themselves; and that her love for Col. W. was gone. and that she loved Dr. Perry devoiediy. She was urged moi to talk SO, and to banish such thoughts from her mind. She said, no, she could not She was asked if she did mol fear difficulty between her husband and Dr. P. She said il was inteaded by Dr. P. 10 draw Col. W. into difiulsy on the subject Of politics, and get the frst shot and kill Col. ". This was the avowed cause, but to get him out Of the way real one
 She was told of Mrs. Perry's being yet alive Her reply was, ''it's easy to get her out of the way,n She was advised repeated ly to change her course, and she said it was the best way 10 prevent suspicion, 10 be bold and public about il; and that they could do as they pleased in that way aud moi be suspected. When told of the impropriety of such course, she sad they did noi expee, to be separated always Mrs. W. showed this lady book. Mrs. Hemans' works, given her by Dr. Perry, with the folloxIng pas sages, marked by him; she also showed this book 10 the overseer, and read the marked passages 10 him, and told him Dr. P had marked them.
 Page 200-Liaes in Mrs. Hemans' works, marked and presented to Mrs. Winston by Dr. Perry, and read ia the lrial
 Dark lowers our fxie--
 And terrible the storm that gztbefs OCT us. But nothing. tifi that latest oscn,
 Which sewers thee from nsfare. shall uns03s&, This hxed and sacred bold Ia thy dark prlsos house, h the terrific force ef armed law,
 Yea. on the scaiinld. if it needs mus, he. never will forsake thee.--Joznaa Bsiiis.
 On page z3s-
 As oas hearts. cur way is one,
 And cannot be divided. SiIoag aEeefioa
 Contends with ali things. and eieomefh ali things
 Win Hoi live with theei Will net cheer ihes,
 worldst thou be lonely then: woald'st thoa be
 sads--JaaaHa Bsills
 Their meetings were at a neighbours house
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Persons ealing fos any of the above letter, ~,,s please say they advertised os t,ey aav ses n~f sAen. LAMBERT REARDON. P. M
 guy z. iess- a1-3N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25
THURSDAY MORNING, MARcH as. 49, T+= -

exhausiedl His nerves. which h.s Man
strung up 10 he bighesr degree j. iens;oa
bsqame uni,Icng, and be aas sImosi te.n-
Is. They 2etfhim oaa horse aud look
BAN 10 Aga Nsuya. where Capt. Pike
ComDand4d an out post.
Caplain3Pike informed ne tia, when
Henry came 10 be was the mos, nisera
Die iookIngrbeing be eyetsa His shoe,
were worn out. tisipsnlsleons cul ia rss..
his head was bare. and his hair aud be srd
were matted: his hands. feet and ie Is
we're filled with ,horns ir5n The prickley
pear, end his skin was 7ascted aud wth
eredwhh Pfivaiion, exFpasnre and exsF.
hool Re Lad sesled Eesspnies for tour
days, ADD stencil famished for want Of
II. The soldiers gathered sround him,
and ell that was 10 their wallets was at
bis service, and - they hsd recently had
anew cuffs Of clothing. Captain II was
soon newly fitted out Alter reslfn,
while apd getting soneHiood. be was able
to ride TO This place He says lha: during
tie pursuit more than one bundled shots
were fred 81 him. enc OF which passed
through bis bsir
Yesterday we RECESSED information
from the Maxicsns thai Captain sHeahy.
vito tad gone out op afscoui with seven
teen men Of the Kentucky cavalry. had
also been taken wi.Lou, firing gun -
They say thst The ps.,y bad .~come across
.e Mexican Eho had donkey loaded
with muscaf which they had taken from
bun and had drank freely. aud .,hst they
had laid dowa res, ana were theU sur
founded and leken. The party has been
absent iear days and the presumption is
tl9ai they have 1sllea 10 The hands Of the
Mexicans. Butihese Mexlcans are such
liars hat 20 confidence whatever can be
placed in their statements; therefore
discredi! The accoun, d The capture Of
Captain Hea4y. which they give. and
bave no doubt tha, iAeJ have fallen into
The hahds 81 the troops Under Gen. Mi.
non. H is kabwa these troops are 10 our
vicinity, on the other size o. the noun.
tain,
We have MP fear tina, The Mexicans
will kin or ipjhre the prisoners. Hstd
shipe and priv ATOMS they may have 10 I'M
dergo. but t6eFAexicans dare moi niure
them--an irjnEy % one of the prisoners
would be relsi!seed in anocean Of Mexi
can blooG.
JOHN !. HARDIN.
F Col Isl Reg't III Vol
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

N5-ia Obedience to resnluiion Of he
Ilaie Ms6icll ConveE.ion Of Virgiais, the
fpilosiog gentlemen have been appointed
Delegates sn4 Allsrnsses. irom lie Con
gressiorsl CiFirfc,s II tbe State, 10 he
Ns'iOaal Medical ConvsnIi3n 10 Sc held
in Palisaeighie 90 Wednesday lie osh
day o. Nay .sisl7.
W A. PATTERSON. Presiasnt
] A FoRBHs. Secretary
J A. LEITcH. Assistant Secretsry.
Isl Districts William seldep, Norfolk. d.,e.
gate; JYhn a. Fuidie, Snllhkeld, sI,atnale.
M-L Pssoles, Fssersbsig; Geotge IA.
ksoa, BFansNiek
st-Nsth1 7. 6sser, bsIyfrisi Th0mss Il
Averit:, Halifsx.
9Th GeofgeP. Hoieman, New Can,cn!; win
3. hiorioD, Steny Point. St-
sh-Th9nea has,is, Albsn slle; James a.
LeHeh, Charlottesville.
6sh-J joseph N. Sheppard, Hanover; Thomas
Nel.on, Richmena. &
ith--G. = CoEsin. warsics, George T. Yer.
hs, Nqrihs mptpn.
slh-Wm Browne, Flederieks5urg, Cofbin
Bra&isn, King Vim.
9th Fred Homer, wsrrenicD Jthn r. Ed
muSds, Upperyills.
Iona 5. Bsl4wio, winehe.,sr; JOhnly a
sstrailh, Ghsflesrown.
ll'h--F. T. sltibiinr, Stanton Peachy r.
Harrison, Hafrisdnsors
l2ih-Johu II. Gtitio, Salem Us. s. Eaie,
ChfiSlisnsbufe.
| l3h-Dauiel TF;gr, Abingdon; Robert Crock
Ell, Wylheyiile.
l4th.-Spicer Patrick, Charleston; John Ed.
mundson, clsrkshurs.
i5ls--Joha C. Campbell, Wellsburg Mathew
Houston, Wheeling.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25
g. S. GRIFFITn,
Paper Hanger and Upholsterer,

No Ha,icrsr si,ssf and NJ. 1875 Baltimore s,,ssi,
HAS recently bought on. The eslablishuen o,
II 81 Wiliiam S. Birch, thereby much en-
latSsd his farmer stock of Paper Hspgings
and does now oder for sale the largest an1 besi
assattmestsof Papers ia ihe market Mos. 81
his patterns are neg and bhught Il very reduced
prices, which enables him TO cfer to bis old
customers, paper dealers and others, many sd,
ranssg, - tie telufas thanka for The iioeral
patronage exteaded 10 him sud hspes to mera
The same BY giving satisfsekien To al q DO favor
hin with call 81 No. 8 Hanevers,., ii the old
slsnd NJ. l2s Baltimore street., where an orders
viii be prompsly attended To-. either in The 10
hslsssfiag line or Paper basness. This shock
consists Of
iws.s,ed Damask and M0rse0s q assorted col.
cfs q
cssiea DO do 90
Curtain Trimingsi cefds. Binaipss &C., 10 match
Ornaments, Gill Reds. Ring sad Curtain bands
Vide sad narrow STA. veat;ian Blinds
Transporter. wlaao- sa.a.. q III Prices ns. Is
rsaihsr Bels. 4comfus,s, blanke,s. DC.
Astiesses II Hair, Hask, Aloss aaa Cotton
Bsds,eAds and GUS e ,osned Maple
caspesiDs, OF Cloths, Mas,log, Rags and Door
Very sspesier style. fae Fsssco Psper
Wees aud Panel Psfer farenlries
Fire Screens u ~ descriptions
Gis3sd and Common Papers
B,sfefs ard cargsia do
RApes hung 10 ne. cdr o. elsewhere bs the besl
uetksn&a, Darst, GoliSn. w sd3ins. Always on
hands ~hae aad black WaAdine Of large and
Soeit sizes ~ wholesale and retail.
1astinnre, Jan. 81. l6ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25
SAMSON CAEsISS.
! OF ihs'Jste hrp Oft PALMER 4 co
~. l3s and 40. Bai,iaear. sne.t Bsitima,,

81
NJ. l3s and 40, Bai.iaors Stes.t Bsliims,,
fartcr and Glider,
.afiaafaetares Looking Glass, Portrof
dad Picture FraMes, OF eVerc descri1,
Haa -ptuia and ornameatai.-.4so
Bor Wnldo0 CoFaices, Rods s. RINGS,
Btaeket Pier Tables, Wa Brack,efI
ROOM .MJufdiays,
yAFlrtI esrss description Or Gill Work sna
W. hstatNays on l. I'D in.stofe, feato.d snJ
uyrfsmsJ, large supply ef French aid Ger.
insn L. ,k,ag iilass Plates, a. also. ushosan,
Famed TsiIel Giassss, of Iha mi 8, n,adeI I
ssss,s. Le.aking esasses and Pictures framed
70 Ytdst, and plates inssttsd III frames.
tie mas also on hand ia store, the follow ing
ia med Merchsadlse. which forms bd, part Of
his sewn lisee.im poetatton Isl facilil,essfor
o5sanlng Goods b direct lmPonaton from The
Prncipd nanlfaeserieskwith . practice of IS
,eafs1 ere sgeh ~ 10 saori him every sdvan.
tssge.
Jspannea Walters, Trsy,; Bread. Csk. ana
Card Baskets and Toilet Seu Of every form
aud siIsa Pisitsd Walters. Castors. Matte and
cham6af candlestieks, Tea sets, SOUP lureen,.
kssetaele dishes, cake and frut baskets, Britain
MIA wars, ivory and common table cutlery. la
ssts or do1sas al5ata dinner and dessert ferk i.
'lable ard tea spoa@., bs"er and fruit knives
fass, iron pierced. ard bronze English aud
French iesdersi with aHd,rcss ard tonss and
yshaselss W seits or pairs 10 match brass andi
roas. carisin banda, chandeliers, hailsnd solar
lamps. lastres, sttaodoiss, fancy tables, ladies'
work Stands and 6te screens. French poreeisin,
with an plnost endless variety of useful and
fancy housekeeping articles And also, sole
sgent Tor the sale OF Rsmingtons celebrated
smoke preventing and fnel SAVING Andirons
and highly approved Patent Coffee Boiler. sll Of
which By will dispose Of on the loves, ,efns
wholesale or retail.
Baltimore, Ian %. 1871 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25
POETRY.
Prem ne, cisrslas8 Trnss-
sIY MorHER-


Who psess,,i me to her tender breast,
Aad lali,d ny every care 90 real.
And al ny infsnt charms eoniestf
ny no,hsr.
Who scntIy s,rsk-a my geiasn hair. &
Ard tbsaght her babe nlasI passing fair
\ III was slek --sho frlt despair ,
NJ raolEer,
who eeatIy led m, lettering feet,
discouraged ne with aeeenss Snset.
T0ssrd my tender fsshsr's seat
III mO,her.
Who. uhen I rsn from place 10 place.
Meaid emile vi,h tasb srsisal'ns grsse,
Add catch me viii, ) fUTsd egbrsse
My raSlher.
who hesrd my prs,tiiag vs,h delight. II
Nor tir d hersrm. n0r ssii'd her q M.
But wslsh'd ny gam6ols sab delight
by mathtr.
Who vslsh'd.my boyish pt8aks with JOY,
Or gently enid her dsriisg boy.
Or isF reward bestoSed some toy
Ny moihsr.
Who t,asbt ny Ii.ping tongue TO pray,
Aud pointed 10 the living usy,
Aud babe me fear TO disobe!
8 Ny mother.
Nho taught me FIRST 10 read Ahd write,
u al my studies took delight
" oaid noble deeds 10 me tesile
My mother.
Who. IL ny head should rhsnee 10 sehe, +
Nj ltItie bed would softly make.
%. ,hh-r arms her darling TIE
Ny mother.
Who. whelil came 10 nsAnhool bold.
Z I'll fierce temptslFous often told.
Tosslae q uth lar more it.an sold
Ny mother.
Who bAde me tsrk spd 81 old fnd
The God Of petse ha preseptsbsod.
: Areund my he4. aud case Iny mind
Ny ni9ther
-Tha: blessed name wii!reyrre
Thy wants shall be nav constant .safe;
iNlf,l thee by iii I'll gIadl! shsre,
~, mother
And should,t ,hbu grow bo,lfoid and grsy,
Or LtInd-l'il guide thee on Thy way,
Aud all 10Y hIial love dlsPlsy,
,My mother.
Ahdshouids, thou die md 90 10 rest,
il think on all li.y lips rrpss,,
TIA. my dwetl snons 1ae blest, f.
II Ny mother.t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25
r O L i Z IC AI.
cea.,.,n.lsaal nd .,.aeen..l.a.lan

#.hE
Some Of the orssns a tie e5lnioi.tfa
tsoa exatt ossrths delea, Of .aotA+r R;s il
and Hafsor Bll, Alter Il Aai passed eao-
ssess By he i, lussl d he pfessleSt8io
sign Tie biz If
We have rsus1ka able Rsrubsie IN u i
Ifemsrkable Constellation. Elm.
Tie R.presen,a,ivsk 81 tbe people pass
law after lave and one NAN dalesls th4lt
wa. Taal Is Demo- E#
Itss cossrtru4loss 4 ~ lis: ocs n II
70 iavolse bis coun'ry in war. through
the Constitution expressly places thht
power 10 tbs bands OF Ccngresg ltis
consl;uiioaai 10 destroy human life arld
.wasie tSs public money 10 hosale colas
ions with other na,iens. Eyd, il iSs
worst shapes is constitutional = but is dp
good, j. IA violation Of The fnniSneatal
principles 81 the great charter efaiberiyE
Tins, when starving nation Tits uS
.ils voice for bread il is Gaeoas4iaiional
to csytit crumb iran ourlafdly baGqaetE
Lee, England take care Of her own noorl
said the democratic Brinferhoff aud Miles,
In other WORDS, II, isnot meet 1oiake tbs.
1chiltren's bresd end east i, unto dags."
Thus also, Il IL Unconstitutional 10 inn
prove our inlsad walters, 10 seeare the
rich commerce that Goats uroa lhei3 boz
som, and sfford . safe haven Tor lkoussuds
Of tempest lost q sfinefs. Let The i4kesf
be covered with wfetks-le, The poiies Of.
drowned seanen line The shorps Mir
Polk will mol Af, a finger 10 SAVE them
from their doom, II would be uaconsii
tusionalt
We dom, believe X Il woufdbs 4 Ii
bel Ipan The wi+dom and vifiuaioi The
frames OF our organic law---upon The
heads and hearts of.ahe founders,o If the
Siate--'o suppose ,hArsthey had invented
an instrument which was thus poFsfless
for good-opnipo,ent lor ruin.
gfRich Republican