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Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

CENTRAL AnERrcA-Im Important --'rhe
|'elegraphic dispatches inirrm us that there
has been an arrival AT New York, fr.m
Pm San Juan, in Central America bring
ing dates To about the Goth uli. The
British pos, at Darirn had been attacked
and taken. The prisonere were carried to
Gueyala. England will. doubtless, con.
slder this act snilic enl cause Ior war.
A BEARER oi dispatches from ID. Govern.
meat ri GIatamala, bringing u prnI o.il,on
oi annexation to the United States, has az.
rived at Washington.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

NEwsPAPERs A bill has been intro.
duced into the Legislature Of New Jersey,
Tor the preservation Of newspapers"
which authorizes the clerks oflhe counties
o subscribe for, and preserve in bound
lorm, all the newspapers published in their
several counties. The advantages which
must result from this measure arc too ap,
parent TO require comment for newspapers
!arc lhc tue chronicles Of the times.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

} PREsDrsTIL IarUDEscr-A Maine paper
Says that since the appointment Of Mr. Moore 10
the U 5. Senate, in place Of Mr. Fairfield. II has
come out iba, the President Of the United States
requested the Governor to appoint Hon. Nathan
Clifford to the place This insulting request was
seconded il IS said, by at least two members Of the
cabinet. W. rrjoce that il was not complied with
The heads Of govsrnmen, are becoming quite too
bold and assuming, when they attempt such inter.
ference as this with thr rights oftho states. This ia
the way the "Democrzis" would have US progress
from legislative republic 10 an executive despoi.
ISM Nep Hdren PdilGd.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

The South Carolina ne wspapers reilerar,
he determination oi their State To oppos.
|hy fnrce any attempt 10 establish what the,
|call high tariff. A pretty high tariff will
be required for paying of the national deh
created by the Administration which ouiI
Carolina helped to put in power. If hel
mind is fully made up 10 fgh, in the even
Of the laying Of a high tariff, she had beIler
commence her preparations at once. Lee
her send abroad no more Of her cotton, bn
make !, into gun.coiIon and work up all he
palmeltos into ramrods.
LopisrN- .Joyr7q',
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

A correspondent of ons Of the Cincin
natl papers states thar the Bnena Vista bat
Ito field is still covered with bones, coats
pants, shoes, knapsacks, &c. And wha
is most singular of all is, lha, lew Mex
leans who were LEFT unburried, are still on
The battlefield entire. Neither puireiac,
ion nor the wolves prey upon. them, bu, they
are dried ur likr lnuuinies.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

The following extract from the summary
Of the proceedings Of the House, is from
the Washington Union Of the 2lst uli.:
AT this momenl-
MIR. ADAMS. with his eye on the speak
or, made an effort To rise, but only reclinej
in syncope on tho le6 arm Of his chair,
when he was Immediately supported by
Mr.. Fisher. Mr.. Fries, Mr.. Grlnnell, and
the others sitting near, who proceeded to
balhe his face with water, and bear him
out oi the hall in a state Of insensibilily,
and prostralion oi all his powers When
| his name was called On the last vote, Mr.,
Adams wa. observed 10 respond in voice
oi unusual compass.
The HOUSE ;hrn adjourned.
Proceedings in the Senate, upon the an
nouncetneni oi the illness ii Mr.. Adams.
Mr.. Gass called for the special order,
when
Mr.. Benton rose 10 make a painful an
nouncem.nt To the Senate. lilo had just
been informed lha, the House Of Repre-.
scnia,ises had adjourned under the most al.
ileling cireumslanees-a ealamiious vis
i,aiion to is Oldest and most valuable mem.
ber-one who had been President Of the
United States, and whose character inspired
universal respect aud esteem, lie spoke
oi Mr.. Adams, who had Just sunk down
in his chair, and had been carried into al
adloiuing room, and might, at lhi. moment
he passing from the world under the yer,
ROOT which covers us, and almost in ouI
presence. Under such circumstances, the
whole Senate will feel alike. aud lind ilsel
utterly unable lp attend to any business
lie therefore moved The immediate ADJOURN
menl vi the Senate, which was UNANIMOUS,
y agreed 10. aud the Senate adjourned.
In the House. 10 day. resolutions were
Offered. Mr.. CHASE submitted a JOINT res
oluion, on leave. presenting the thanks oi
Congress aud gold medals Ia several gen
! deral officers. mentioning them by name
who have served with General Scott in the
late campaign in Mexico. Tbs preyiou,
ques slion was demanded and seconded
yeas II. nays7l. The question shall ihf
main ques,i be now putt was drcided
~ the alhrna,iye-yras l02, nays, ST.
A call iot division .. the qsrstlon, so a,
to take ii separately on each clause. wa,
made by Mr.. Hunt, but decided 10 be oul oI
order.
Atlhis moment Mr.. John Quincy Adams
as will be ,e-n by our House repori.
with his eye on the Speaker. made an Ell
tort 10 RISE, extending his right hand on hi'
desk, but sunk dawn on The lef side Of hi,
chair, saying in low and faint, hut distinct
tone, "Ihis /, the last Of sdrih-I am on
TENT"
The House adjourned. and Mr.. Adam,
was borne 10 the Speakers room by DR.
Fries. oil Ohio, aud olh-a, aud medical At
iendrhce was sumiaonrd. The event &C
CURED at a quarter past o'clock. Mr.
Adams ~as living al 0 o'clock, and hope'
were then entertained lha, he would sur
vivs the night. Il was no, deemrd pracli
cable 10 rrmoye him In bis residence.
Z. :. Al zen minutes alter, We had in
formation irom one oi MIR. Adams neares
friends, that he appeared 10 be resiviue.--
As an evidence that his consciousness re-
turned, it was mentioned that, in reply &,
a remark made by one who was aiiousl,
watching over him, he sad mol" the iirs
word be had uttered since be was stricken
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

That extraordinary phenomenon, an aecoun, Oi
which We epublished som. weeks since, and whicl
bore upon its face evidences of ineorectntss-''th,
decrease of the sun"--iorns out no, TO be dis
|covcry made at the National Observatory, bu
lone made by the New York Herald, and related
instead Of to the glorious orb Of day. to the SUI
newspaper which appeared in a new but dmn
ished size.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

Tnr TELsGRAPn At NAsnviLLr.-Mr. o'Rielyi
line was completed to Nashville on the 23d ult.
and the operators were hourly expected with ib'
apparatus for commencing tslegrsphic cOmmuni
cation with Louisville. The enterprisng chief o
The line is pushing ahead for Memphis, aud ii vii
not be long before the citizens Of that pae. vii
communicate by lightning with the Atlantic sea
board.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

The Harrisburg pa lntelIigsneer has placed
tho nam. Of Hon. Andrew Stewart Of Pennsyl.
yania, al the head Of its columns for the Vice
Presidency, with iha, Of General Taylor for thu
Presidency
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

GsE,r GATHERING. The Clay meeting held i
the city Of New York on the nth ult, was on
Of the luree,, aud most en,husas,ie a's'inblage'
ever made in this country. The proceeding
show decided impression in favor OF Mr. cls,
ior the neIt Presidency.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

Fsox San AsroSIo.--we sItrac, the following
paragraph from III. N. o. Courier Of the 26,h uli
A letter received from San Antonio. TeIas
announced that the Government has just ofdere
all the inhabitants Of the county TO take refuge ID
the city, to avoid the Indians, whom the Govern.
nent has determined to attack, in consequence oI
their repeated outtages
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

Tue Ngw 0RLEAss MERoURY-Mr VIM.
Poole, formerly editor Of tho Charleston Gs1.ti
has assumed the editorial management Of tn
journal Tbs Mercury ha'reccn,ly been enlarge
and othcrwse improved W, wish Il success.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

l''at G." fremont has resigned bis commission
~ i'r army, refusing, by an acceptance Of Execu,
'"r eIemeney 10 recognize the Justice Of III,
fgpt1ncc N the court martial, which found bin
sn,li, -. ..,iFEg.ss.t n
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

1-rrhe attention Of those wishing to purchase
GROCERIES, etc., Is invited to the card Of Messrs
Jenkins 4 HDson, IN another column,
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

DFsrsucrrL FikE.-There was most disas.
'rous Ere at Cincinnati on the 9th ult. The
steamers Hendrick Hudson, Trenton, Circassan
and the MaysyIlle Wharf Boat, were all destroyed
by the ronaSgrsiiOn -Four lives were lost. Tn,
STEAMER IIepdrick Hudson had full load on board
for Nes Orleans, The boat and entire cargo ar,
Lt.t
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

Another RicHsosD N the FisLD-Ths hard.
hsIed democracy Of Erie county, New York, hav,
nominated John Van Bureu, son Of the Fl President
~ , cnnAidnin fnf The PrasdnnrN.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

GENERAL ON bgR or rHE PRESIDENT
On the occasion oi the death Of Mr.. Adams,
The President e'ihe United States. issued
the following nrder The Secretaries oi
War and Navy issued orders directing min
ute gun. To he tired al oil Military and Ma
IL n Sia'inns:
BY THE PRES IDENT OF TIE U, STATES
"lt has Pile ,sed Divine Providence Ia
call hence great and Patriotic citizen
lohn Quincy Adams is np more. Al the
advanced age oi more than ianrseore years.
he WAS .udde nly stricken from hi. seat in
The House oi Representatives. by the hand
Of disease, on the 2la, and expired in ih-
Capita few minutes after 7 o'clock on
Ih. evening ~ The 23d II February, ls4s
lie had TO. more than half a century,
hlled the M os, ,mpriani public stations
and. among them that ol President Of the
United States. The ~. houses oi Con.
lgress-of ne of which h. was q yenr.
rabs and mosi distinguished inember-
will, doubt .-ss. preseribs appropriate cere
monies I" lor observed a. a mark ai respec,
ur The me nory Of this -mln-ni citizen.
The ma ion nourns his loss. and 40 a
urher ie Himony OF respect for bis memory
direc, that all the executive oiIices al
Washington b. placed in mourning. and that
all busipe" be suspended during this da,
aud 10 morrow.
JAMES X. POLK.
Wassing,on, T, b., %, lsss.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-14
BEAUTY OF HANGING:

The New Orleans Daily Chronicle says that
last Tuesday the sentence of the law WAS private
" carried into effect in the police Jail OF tie third
Municipality. The culprit (who committed as
sauIt on the person of a little girl about 9 years
of age) exhibited up to- the last hour Of his life
the same sullea disposition which he assumed at
the time of his arrest, and which he has main
tanned ever since. showing no disposition TO ac-
cept spiritual comfort or consolation of any kind;
his only anxiety appeared to be centered in watch
ing AN Opportunity TO escape. We saw him as
he law in his ID4nacles, with his eyes glarlng
wildly around, and when the executIoner APP
preached him tn remove him to the yard of the
Jail, lie became EnriOns, and not nnIila kind heart
Ell friend, who seemed to have some secret control
over him, came AMI sno,hcd him. would he let
any of the officers approach him; he was at length
induced to go 10 the place of execution. and It
was only by stratagem that he was susp. ndet by
the fatal moose. and 20 bnpgtIngIy was It attached
! that il slipped over his head, and he was then
despatched by shooting him through the head
with a pistol
This paragraph adds yet another othe already
innnmefabla evidences Of the fact that . hoaxes"
are misclievious. The story of hanging aud
sllnoting will go all over tie world, at least where,
ever newspapers are published, as an evidence Of
American barbarity /: and moi one reader in q linn
dred wIil know, or suspect, that the SUBJECT Of the
| execution was a dog. as WAS the fact. The dog
bit the IIule girl, anI being suspected fmadness.
nas pmt ~ death in Ile uiaIIuer Described tOF lear
! he should do more biti.g-E eRipg Past
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-14
LOVE OF HOME.

There i one characteristic OF the American
pcnnIe wills! has been to@ehed very li%h, ,G H., ny
this il nne'nf the formative principles OF our ma
tioni! character Meet the American where you
MAY, aud ynu will find his lips culver, and his
eyes grow dim. as you speak to him of hisnative
land. unless his sensibilties are blui'ied aud his
heart caIlous To all the nobler fetlings o tonr ma
tnr6 II ls not only a love Tor conntry--a. leellgg
Of I.1a,riotism Of which we speak, but u love Tor
1he:very SPOT, the very house offlliS birth, Just
in f,ropottfian as The heart is led away from The
path OF ree,i,ude. will this feeling sphsIde and
distinctive feature in ;l.e character OF our coun-
try anen is the peculiar government under Which
we5Iive. Here no pampered, Ignorant, and de.
prayed! despnt sxields n sceptre over the minds and
bodics.ot she people. Here the government is
NOT pltced;i in the hands Of a chosen COMPANY at
faksmasiets. All are free and equal. What is
it 1fatsis driving millions from the shoes OF Ire.
lana-miAions Of aspeorle distinguished for their
strong love Of country It needs no PHILOSOPHER
10 ell-oppression, fraud. injustice, so strong as
almost 10, abiiteratel a. hive of country, and drive
the distressed to. seek refuge Z. in the land OF the
frepIb n: EAa -sT rssssfgs 81 rs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-14
FAsH1DNAELE MILLINERY.

[Mlss e N. RAwLINs return. her most
Of ChartestoMn and its vicinity, for lie very .rbe-
raj besrowal Of patronage during thc;rast sum
mer. With additional xpcrience as1a the wants
and varied taste other friends, size feels encour.
aged TO hop. :bat the recent a1ditionsE IL her stock
OF FASHIONABLE MILLINERY viii prove IN
Baltimore with a full supply of Sitks, St'ins,
VeIvets, French and American FIowees. (and iIte
latest Fashions yet out.) she is prepared to exc
cute any work in the Millinery line at the sl,rrt-
est notice and! on The most liberal rerEHs. A good
supply of STRAW BONNETS. and two of the
mos, beautiful Pattern BOnrets of the season, On
hand. Tie Ladies are invited TO call, as it will
afford her great pleasure TO cxhibi,rl.@ articles
for sale, or oil promptly any ordcrs ai,It mag be
desired. Her room 'Ie saunesas I'crpfnfore, near.
ly opposite the store of Gibson g. harris.
Cha rIestoMn. Oct. "a. ISl8-3t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-14
LITTLE GRAVES.

Sacred rFlcrs Tor pure thoughts and holy medi-
tatio;,s, arc the little graves IN The ch"rch.yaFd.
Tic are tI.e Repositories of the n"ther's sweet
est ovs-Aalt.untoIdcd Innocence humanity
nipt !,y the first rrns,s of time, ere YET a single
cank,.r. wei, IN of pollution had nestled among its
eu,b:yo petals, Callous, indeed, must be the
hear OF lin who can stand by tie side, OF a little
grave aud ;rpr have the hottest emotions OF lis
sonlzawakelncd To thoughts "t that purity and Joy
Which hnlnfg alone To God and Heaven; Tor Tic
mute preacher at his feet ,cIlshim oi life begun and
ended wItlGuut "a stain aud surely if this be
voucIcd.s,,{r To mortality, how much pnrcr and
Irnlcr mus br lie spirit,l"nd, enlightened by the
sun .t Iutir,ite Gnndncss, whence emana'cd The
soul OF tlniit. briei Young <ojonrne.rt aiming us =
How swella The heart Of lii" parent, With mourn.
rml iny. willie standing by the. cold eartf-bcd Of
iew,:I ]glittcrs in the d,alem al The Rcdecmcr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-14
rHE wAY no GET RICE.

-H 10" s.M
The only way by which capital can increase
is by saving. II you spend as much as You get
you' will never be richer ttan go" are. IT'S npt
VIVA, a man.gets, but what he saves, that cen~tl-
tntcs his wealth. Go learn the FIRST two rules rf
arri:hmetic-Iear addition and subtraction Add
to yonr present ca pital any amount yon Please
. ubiract The sum which you add, and tell me II
The last amount will not lie The same as the first
Every merchant should. III every year of his life,
make some addition TO his capital. You say yon
eet but little and then next year, yoc will get
more for ya1 will have tie profit upon the sum
Won save. There is no royal road to wealth any
more than 10 geometry. The man who goes on
snendinr all lie gets, and expects that by some
lucky hit he shall be raised 20 wealth, viii most
likely sink into poverty.A.for, in cases OF adverse
fortune. he then has M. resource; whereas by
economy, he may lay by q stock that may serve
as a provision in case of diversity. Rman says
that The times are bad-tte seasons are bad-the
laws are bad. De itso, but. wefe the case re-
yarsed it would make no difference toyon. look
AT home: YOU spend more than you get how can
Won be otherwise than poor How many a re-
Spectacle family have fallen from a hig station
which they worfhiiy and hpnoFably fliled, because
neither the gentleman nor the lady had been "a.
nnFar wtththe first four tnies at arithmetic. HAD
they known how 10 comParerthelr receipts wan
heirexpenditure andtoisee which pr p"nderales,
aittheir dificnlties mighthase been avoided a
very small acquaintance with the principles sot
commerce is Sufficient 10 teach thai " a mar
snends epery year more than he receives, ne WIZ
neeessafiiy fall into poverty.
IFSrfs Msrefdnt1f1s17t1e
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-14
A OEFER.

nr Franklin made The following offer to a
young man :. Make" said lie, - tuII estimate
OF ali you owe, and az all thatlis owing TO you
Reduce the same 10 a nore. As fast as you can
collect. ray over 10 those you owe. II You eau
not collect renew your note every year, and get
the hest security IN can. Colo business dill
gently. ana BE- Industrious; waste no idle mo
al! pride he faithful in your duty tn God, by re-
gular and hearty prayer, morning and night; at
tct,d cturch and meeting regular every Sunday ;
ard do INTO all men as yau would they should do
unto you Ii you are ton needy III circumstances
to give to tie poor, do whatever clse in Your
ways help the worthy poor ind dntoftnnate.-
Pursue this course diligently aud Sincerely for
seven years and if you afegn ot happy, cnrnfoFta-
BILE, aud independent in yonr CT circumstances, come
10 me, and l will pay your debts" Young Peo-
PIC, try it,, lrs- zo
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-14
NEW MILL

Nc, Remington EownsIar is engaged in reno.
waiting tie paper mil formerly owned and car
r;ed on by his father al The old machinery has
been disPcnsedNSith, and is TO be supplied by other
made after the latest improvements. The ma
cLinery comes from Philadelphia, and the PriDei-
~en;iIeIv new, and we understand that air. KOsu-
STAR will be enabled to manufacture paper of every
description as cheap as it can be done any place
in the country ; and that his mill when complete
ed will be equal if not superior 10 any other Of
the same character in the United States. The
mill We presume will be ready for operation in a
few wccks-Of this, however. the public win be
Observation-Disclosures Republican.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-14
BAPTIZING.

an ~ilIitcrate Scotch collier went 10 the minis.
ter of the parish in which he lived. 10 see about
getting mis- child baptized. When he got to the
minister's house. he was asked how many COM
.~nandments there were.
lie replied e twenty"
"Goaway,H said the minister. YOU must learn
your questions better before yon-eOme to haze
your children baptized.
As The collier was going DOWN the avenue lead
ing from the minister's, he met a fellow minister
going on the same erTanL.
Well" said he, how many commandments
are there. p"
'Ten-"
offered him twenty. and he Radna take tbem."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-14
MANS INDIGNANTLY and HUMANITY.

y ~grasping and overreaehing man of NewYork,
in undertaking to collect a debt of some forty dol
lars OF a POOR woman, got cut an execution against
her. and the sheriff, in the discharge of his pain
rul duty, seized on her little shop, consisting of a
few caps, and other small articles, which were
advertised according to law, and sold to the high
est bidder, for about five dollars, in the presence
Of the plaintiff. Il vas stated, at the sale. that
the woman, besides being poor, was sick Of Cnn-
sumption. Ills reused the humane fen,iSilities
OF the purchasers, and they set Tie seller an ex=
ample in sympathy and kindness towards an in
dustrious female, by sending the trinkeis tack TO
her, with their good wishes, the sheriff also fog
warding his fees. The plaintiff pockeiing the re-
mainGer of the money. He may have q full
nurse. hut what an emuiv soul.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-14

ii correspondent OF the Burlington Free Press
has furnished 10 that Journal the following YER
baum report of "A funeral discourse which he
saws. he heard delivered in the Florida House OF
Representatives The daty of making it was
voluntarily assumed, and even insisted on, by the
sneaker, to the no small wonder OF the House,
his utter incompcfency Icing notorious:
"MR. SPEAKER: Sir-Our frliow-citizem Mr.:
Silas higgins, who was lately q member Of this
branch OF the Legislature, is dead and he died
Yesterday in the forenoon. lie had the brown
creators, bronchitis lie meant | suPpose.) and
was an uncommon individual. His charac-
ter was good. up to the time OF his death, and he
never lost his voice. He was fifty six years old,
and was taken sick before he died at his boarding
house. where board can be had at a dollar and
SEVENTH five cents a week washing and lights in
cludpd. lie was an ingenious Greater, and in the
carly part Of his life had a father and m"ther.-
lie Xas an officer in orr State militia since the
last war. and was brave and polite, and his uncle,
Timo,hv Higgins, belonged to the Revolutionary
war. was commissioned rs lieutenant by General
| WashinpiOn, first President and cnmmauder-in-
chief OF the army and navy OF the United States,
who died at Mount Vernon deeply lanented nv a
IarUc circle of friends, on Tie ith December, 1893,
or Ihereabout, and was buried, soon after his
death. with military donors, and several guns
were Inst in firing sal"tcs.
Sir. Mr.. Speaker: General Washington pre-
sided over the great continental Sanhedrim aud
political meeting that formed our constitution
and he was indeed u great and good man. lie
was first in war, first in peace, aud first in the
hearts of his country,ncn, and though be was in
favor of the United States Bank, he was a friend
of eIucation. and from what lie said in his fare
well aldrcSs, ! have no doubt he would have
voted for the tariff of IS46. &c he had been alive,
and hadn't a died sometime beCo C hand. His
death was considered at The time as rather pre-
mature, on account ofits being brought on by or
binary cold. gg
. N3w, Mr.. Speaker. such being The chararter
of General Washington. I motion that we wcar
era NO around the lett ann of this Legislature, and
adjourn tiff TO morrow morning, as an emblem d
our respects forslhe memory of S Higgins, who
Is dead and died of the brotcn createrS yesterday
- t,a Co,enoon -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-14
TIE TOLLS OF a NEWSPAPER.

Newspaper literature is a link in the great
clrain OF miracles, which proves the greatness of
England, and every support should he given 10
good newspapers The editors Of these papers
must have most ennr4nans tusks.- 1t is not the
writing Of tic leading article itself hut the obi,
CATION TO write flat article every day. whether
inclined or moi, in sickness or health. in affection,
disease Of the miud, winter and summer, year at
ter year, tied down 'oiIc task. remaining on the
sp"t. II is something like walking a thousand
hours. ! have a fellow feeling, lofsi know how
n periodical will akd6wn ones existence. In it,
self it appears n"'hing-thelab labor is noftnanites
nor is it She continual attentio" which 1t requires.
You become. as it we're, the ptlbiIcatiep, One
week is no sooner corrected and printed Than on
comes another. 1t is the stone of Sisyplens. an
endless repetition Of toll, a constant weish upon
tho mind and spirits demandin" aiFthe exeriions
Of your faculties, AT The sam" time you are com
pcllrd 10 do the sevcrcst drndeery. To write for
y paper is very we'll. but to edit one is to con-
denim vnursclfr to slavery -MarryaH.