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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
HOW TO MAKE NECTAR.

Take kiss from that woman whose kiss is mos,
sweet
And il ones not enough. why the qnanium repeat
With smiIe-when her smiles are most placid.
Take the poui Of her ripe lip the draught 10 enrich
With a sRccr full of scurn from some fond Jealous
witch =
Woman's scorns sueh an excellent acid.
Take ,hose tears Ger the warm check Of beauty that
flow,
With glance Of her eyc-twill sparkle bestow,
Such looks as we all love to meet
Womans tones-womans loyc--with the mixtuE
combine,
Then drink Of the potion, yon'n own it divine
ADd-thereis your nectar complete
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09

Together with every other article 10 his line Of
business which have been manufactured OUT o, the
choicest material and will be sold on the most rra-
soDable terms. His work il all made up BY experi-
enced hands and he feels assured cannoi be sur
passed in point Of beauty and durability BY any es-
adjustment in this region Of country.
He has on hand lot OF COLLARS, warranted
TO be Of As good quality as ever offered 10 this
market.
lie refers those who have never patronised him
and who may be really DESTROYS Of procuring dnra-
BE and beautiful work to his host OF customers in
this and the surrounding counties and on their
award he is willing to risk his mechanical rceuia-
ton.
tg Orders from distance will Be punctuallv I'LL
ed, and on as good terms as though the purchaser
were present
His grateful thanks are rendered 10 those who
have stood by and given him their generous patron
age under every circumstance. II increased eScr-
tion 10 please he merit at all then will he emf
IDENTITY calculate their fayors hereafter rs IA ef
fort will be spared on bis part. Efy- Call around
and see me, immediately in the rear Of the Cont
House in one Of the buildings connected with Mr.
w. j. Hawks Coach Factory.
II Charle<tewu Nov 2 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
For the Ladies,

WE respectfully ask visit from the Ladies Of
wv Charlesiown and vicinity, TO examine our
stock of Dress and Fancy Goods, which have been
selected with such care thai can please the taste
OF all. In our stock will be found
Beautiful high colored Mouslincs,
Neat figured cashmeres, Sattin-siripcd do
Chameleon Silks, Nisitte Silk.
Satin deChene, . Fringes,
French Merinos, Gimp and Cords,
Thbtf Cloths Gala Plaids,
French Ginghams, Black andcold AlPaccas,
And many other articles which We vii! take plea
sure In showing. j. X. WOODS & CO.
Oct 10. 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
s. & T. q. H o N T,
SADDLE, HARNESS,
Trunk .NunWf1cfMrer,
mi RAI TIMORE S.r

tNrAR rlrE Mvsrra,) BALTIMORE,
IIAyE constantly on hand and for sale, At very
III reasonable prices, large assortment VI Cen
tlemen's and Ladies' riding S,DDEs made In the We
r best style, and unsurpassed Tor comfort and du-
Iabiliiy. Also-Someisct & S1AFToE SPRING
SADDLES.
H.RSrss.--Silver, Brass and Japanned Mounted,
light and heavy, coach and buggy harness. Also,
Wagon and cart harness. ef
Tsrsxs-Trasellins Trunks Of every dcscrip-
zion.
SrrRs-A new and superior article Of Spurs
which can be attached 10 the heel Of any boot with
ehiWoable. and dispensing with the strap.
LfLr NErs.-A very large assortment Of yari
ont qualities colors, and sizes, tur harness and sad
die horses
Ba,plssl--Engiish AID American Brides, round
and 1at lcaiher.
Wars coach, buggy and switch whips.
cnLLlRs.-Pa1ent and plain leather coach ant
buggy eollars. Also, dram collars
Carprt Bags Saddle Bags Hand Trunks, Ladie.
Bbanei Trunks, Sc. SC.
Raillmare, June -, tSls--6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
Containing 2I5Acrcs Limestone Land,
CosrniOdiOusT Dwelling.

good Barn with s,abling sufficient for 30 head Of
horses and all other buildings necessary to have on
farm; large CisteTn at The door and . ngyer-
falling Well OF water Also Pools which sapply
all the stock the farm At all seasons of the year
There are also TWO ORCHARDS Of choice
Fruit, In full bearing Of all kinds
In every respect this property combines the re-
quirements OF a comfortable residence, with well
improved and productive farm. Il is offered for
sale upon the most liberal terms both as 10 price
and time Of payment, For further particula1srei-
Iher apply to The subscriber personality or b, let
ter, addressed 10 him near Mi]dleway, JeffArSon
county, Va GEORGE HIETr
Nov q fSlS-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
THE DEATH OF A CHILD.

y r. =
And no one feels the death of child as a
mother feels it. Even the father cannot re-
aliZe it thus--Thereis vacancy in his home
and heavincss in his heart There is a
chain Of association that at set times comes
round with its broken link; their memories
Of endcarment, a keen sense Of loss, a weep
ing over crushed hopes, and pain of wound
ed affection. But mother feels that one
has been taken away who was still closer to
her heart Hers has been the Office of con-
slant ministration. Every graduation of fea-
turc has developed before her eyes She has
detected every new CLEAN Of intelligence. =
She has heard the first, utterance. Of. every
new word She has been the refuge Of his
fsersf the supply of his warts. And every
d 6 affection has woven new link, and
made dear to her its object And when be
die ! portion Of her oEn life, as it were, dies.
How can she give him np.Eith all these me-
4ories these associations2 These timid
|ands have 50, often taken hers in trust and
I've, bow can she fold them on her breast,
nd give them up to the cold clasp Of death
The feet whose wanderings she has watched
10 narrowly. how can she see them straight
cned to 60 down into the dark valley The
bead that she has pressed to her lips and her
bosom, that she has watched in burning sick.
ress and peaceful slumber, 4 hair Of which
sbe would NOT see harmed Obi how can
she consign tito the slunber Of the grave
The form that not for one night has been be
yond her vision or her knowledge, how can
she put It away for the long night Of the 1se-
pulchre, TO see it no more Man has cafes
and tolls that draw his 4 81. Island employ
them she sitsin lonelinc . III these me
mlories, all these suggested 5rd upon her
How can she bear al this NJ could not
were Il notthat 7her faith Is d q affection
and II the one i more deep |sndef than
ID man, the other = more Gimp nd sponta
ne0us, and takes confidently hold Z the hand
! r. l1nd III .E1sa3A9f aifl11f 81 bif1i73s
- q si3iii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
N4W GOODS.

yHTE would call the attention Of our customers
Wv and friends to our stock OF New Goods,
which wc are now receiving. II j. large, and has
been selected with great care, and feel assured
that VIC can oiFar goods as low any house in the
place. Please call and examine sur stock before
purchasing. mo. X. WOODS & co.
October 70
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
United STATES HOTEL,
uspprus rrppv NJ

lHE undersigned would RESPECTFULLY inform the
public, ikat &c has leased he Hoscf al Hafpers-
.|fr. (Iait IL The oerarancy Of Capt Josrrn +,
49, known - tke Faiiud Seiss HID, and is
= pr1Iared 10 aeeommoda,e passengers hy the
ran Rcd. - uate'ierA u ae mosi comfortable
,,nnsf. Thnos travelling II III Cars win end this
. f.o.I Itreeable Dinins p,aec. khrre every fruit
"a -. sc1son. and luxury that ca be had viii BE-
..r@.1 - d ne most choice s1yie.
.ro q. ncoplc q lhis and he pe'sS ooting Coun>
- n u6nN say. u,1k nls tlo1.s f.el ALWAYS be
=. --',.'I Is make fhrir calls egrec1lc His Bar
- n <-1,1in ike ohoiccsi Lilcors-ss Table the
~ |~rl,,t S'T5uls-kis chanocr MI furnish
|.| - sailing which : eopnoa.,is shall
- ~ pctsentcf and a'ieneeo y iienlire
q. g r,o..s /. s.l. and inass q y n B.
r.,-.'s's ,.xrs bxrE WAGE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09

FOE SALE.

TNHE subscriber being desirous Of removing 10
u the West, offsrs ier sale The FARM 90
which he resides, SITUATED seven miles West Of
CharIesfoxn (he seat 81 Jhsiiee for JEFFERSON Coan
Is, Va within one and a-balf miles OF Smiihicld
and rear the Winchester and Poiumae Rail Road,
and the Sniihheld and HaTpers- Ferry Turnpike,
bounded on the East and Wesi hy public roads,
Containing 2l5Aercs Limestone Land,
about one hslfci-ared and In good state af Sulii-
Walton with abundant resources for its further i'm
provemeni, available al very litiie expense. The
greater part Of the WOODLAND, (abou, los
Acres isenclosed fur p3s,uFage the timber consists
pnqripaily o. oak and hickory, with sutlieiency Of
1ocust, cedar and wild cherry
The ifnnfovefnents consist nj .,.i,.tat,,;,I .nd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
New Goods.

WE are now receiving our FALL and WIN
wv TER supply OF GOODS. TO which we re-
spect0lly invite the attention of onr friends and
customers. CRANE & BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09

2 ExTnAonpfSArrr YIELD.--The keeper of
the Aims house 6f Washington county, Md
M. Warfeld EtaIey, raised this season, on
7s4 acfes of erod id. $50 bushels Of Potatoes,
.is5 bashtls Ii Corn, and so bushels Of Tur
LIZ. u ~ -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
New FAN and Winter Goods


" p. MILLER wonn respectfully invite de
IL. aiientOh q purchasers % his splendid sock
a GOODS noe 0peBinx embracing 4 large and
varied as-oranenE Inrladed are
.VtsU Style Dress Goods,
or ALMOST Evzar DEscaIPrIox
Isirh Ononaa silk;
Blask Sfiks, salered Striped and plain
Wide Fesiie silks;
Black Alpaecas; eolofcd dino;
French Eribroider4es, capes, Caps, Collars, &c
Linen csnbric Handkerchief. greasesr tats,ains
ever offered, from Y II Is. 10 IS
Laees. Edgings, Thread, Lisle and Robin Ho-
siery. large assortment very cheap;
Blankets, f1anneis ShcetURS -
Irish Liners Napkins. Toaeiling Towels, &c.
French Aiefinos;
Prints, from cts. up; extraordinary cheap.
HhaWls.
Turkerie Thihct, long and SQUIRE;
Paid Sh5wls, new styles.
Cloths, CassiineFes, Vestings.
Doeslsins. Tweeds. Beaver Cloth;
Scars, CTavais. Hose. S1spendcrs, Gloves and
every thing complete for genIIemens' wear.
Shoes.
Ladies' Kid Shoes, D
DO. Walking Shoes, very neat.
Black and colorrd Gaiiers,
Gum Shoes. a large assortment
oueenswaTe, good assortment; Glassware.
Groceries.
kwell selected stock Of prime Family Groceries
very cheap.
A further enumeration is deemed unnecessary, as
stock Is large, well selected and very cheap
We are determined To sell bargains and therefore
invite all To Look al stock before purchasing
Call and see US whether you wish 10 purchase OF
Oet 10 ISIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
Jayne's Medical Almanac,
and Guide 10 Health.

The calculations for this Almanac are made with
great care and accuracy and for five different Iali-
tudcs and Longitudes, as to make them equally
useful as Calendar in eYefy part OF the United
States and British North Amefca. They are print
ed on good paper, aud with handsome new type
aud are neatly bound and besides being the hes test
and most accurate Calendar printed nf}the Ueited
States, they contain large amount Of Taluable in
formation suited 10 the wants ofa ana of that lind
too which cannot he found III books
HIS CATALOGUE OF DISEASES, with re-
marks and directions for their removal is really in
valuable, and make them welcome xisiieTs in every
house they enter. Every family should possess at
least one of these Annals. His Almanac for 1919 is
now ready for distribution oi which he designs 10
publish,at least TWO MILLIONS, and in order
that every family in the Uailcd States and British
America, may BE- furnished with copy, he hereby
invites
Merchants and SfOrekceperS
10 forward their orders to him as early as possible
and they shall be supplied GRATUITOUSl.Y ,rith
as many copies as they maydccIn necessary 10 snp-
ply their various customers They are also aCited
al the same Time TO send copy Of their ..B ISL
NESS CARD" which will be printed aud placed
on the cover uf the Am1nads sent them, also With
ont charge.
They are also requested 10 give directions how
the Amanacs should be forwarded 10 them. By saw
they cannot be By mali unless The poStsgs is
! arst paid on them here.
Orders (poat paid directed 70 DR. D. JAYNE
! Philadelphia, will meet with. prompt attention
I1- FAMILIES can obtain lh-se ALMANACS
Gratis Of J. P. BROWN.
Charlestown. Nov ., I9id-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
CITY HOTEL,
ALEEA'NDRIi- TN

esi8Y ALEXANDRIA,, u.
VTNHIS eompodioas and vcIl known House has
j bern newly furpished and put In thorough re-
pair, and from the subscribers experience 10 the
business be hopes % be able give satisfaction 10
ell who may patEpniz- HIN. lie j. nov prepared
for the reccp,iDn Of TRAVELLERS ard BOARD
Frs
Large and commodiou4 STABLES are attached
20 the House aud careful and attentive 0Silers are
eianioyed- where horses viii be received al all
times. and attended To-
- .s D. b. WINCH. Proprietor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09

A GlAsr PExz Tn There ia pear
tree "a Illinois, 40 years old, which measures
about The trunk ten feet IN 1884 ii bore
lsi bushels # fyit, ana y $40 i. kprs 4 20.
Bushels 1900; - +; 49,. 80 - ! 2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09

n "A PULLED Linseys; Paid do;
O-4 Flannels, DomeslicS, Yarn, &c, for sale
BY GIBSON & HARRIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
India Rubber Goods.

WE would call the attention Of Physicians and
wv others who are exposed to the weather, 10
our stock OF Rubber Goods; sueha as si5
Ponchos; CATERS; Caps; Gloves; Pants
Ducking Boots; Tobacco Wallets; Air Pillows;
Saddle Bags; Drinking Cups; Water Bottles.
Just received and for sale BY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
IImanacs !! Almanacs! l!maDacsi!

nR. ID. JAYNE would hereby infJrm the publ
IL that he publishes annually for graruitous dis
tribuion, BY himself and all.his agents, an alns
nae called
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09

1ANEoa band . well assorted s,ock az Groer-
ms, embracing almost every ar,icle n The Gro-
ry line, and as selling them cheap for easl seen< 40
4 ihe order q he day. nln say 10 nv cuslo1,.rS
abe public generally. that. for cd 1 viii 81
= H,cie IN The Grocefy line. ascheap as thew can
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09

Maxao94a Ppsfsls. = EosI.siiIe Coa-
fier has been shol. ) 1u pkin gt6Nn By
Mr.. JAS Smith .stison tounty, Ia, Chat
weighs one n |. yd1d ser<nfyol,l pounds,
.sd' ]. sI',elll i a.. 4 Z. -. Isil.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
Groceries, &c.

WE ask a call from farmers and housckeepcrs
wv to onr stock ofGrocerieS which Is very large
We are determined aet % Be- Wadsrs0ld BY any one
in the county. Those wishing to buy will save mo
ney BY calliHg on US. We have also large stock
Of Quecnsware and Hardware, which We will sell
low. h WOODS & CO.
(lrftq 'f9 ra y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
For Ihe l,enlIss,,rn.
no die I.ndiee.

W E have 4 fne assortment Of Cloths, Cas-
meres vestings Cravafs sc.
Oci. -. 1913. = CRANE. q BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09

BS0N Z HARRIS iafier themselves that
:, tney arr ieeeiving = sack OF fine GOODS that
WI equal any ever, offered in his market. The
A,e.ss arc nafsienlarly reqnezied 70 call
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
Harness Mandatory.

TOHN BROOK would respectfully cali III. al
~ Ient;on oil the public 10 his fine assorfInent.of
SAlDL1ISa BkIDM4S
IHarne6S and T,ssg,Rl.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09

" r. MILLER wonId respectfully invite de
IL. aitentsDh q purchasers 70 his splendid sock
q GOODS noe oPeBing embracing large and
varied assor1nent Inrludet are
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

INFIRuARY FOR SICK tHILnrEN.-N lthn
the circle of benevolent institutions, IN this or
other countries, there cannot be found i
parallel 10 one in the city of Boston, organlz-
inc expressly for poor destitute, sick children,
supported wholly by one individual, at an an
nua expense Of about five thousand dollars
The facts in regard To this extraordinary char
iiy are substantially these. Amos Lawrence,
Es1.. a man whom God ha, blessed with 4
great fortune, and, also. what Is far better, a
great heart. and svmpathlzlng nature. rents a
large estate Oh Washington street, which was
admirably fitted up, about two years, ago, Tor
an infrmary for sick children. II Is literally
furnished with whatever Is necessary Tor their
personal cumior, and convenience, including a
bathing establishment and even play ground.
The apartments are pleasant, well warmed IN
winter, and airy IN summer. The mdtrOn,
nurses, aud servants, every iarthing of the cN-
rluSc. To the daily marketing, from the begin
n.hg of the year To lis tcrnluauon are paid
wholly by MIR Lawrence. Finally. 10 com
plcte this unique and very excellent hospital,
his SON. William X. Lawrence, NJ. D., the
physician of the institution, gives To II q deyo-
ted attention, which cNctcs the admiration Of
all who honor the Christian sentiment that AMI
mates hun IN the punclual discharge Of his
daily minislralions. This, then, Is truly "a
charity which is not pulled ny, and which
vauuicth no, itself il sroks not great names
upon circular to give It Importance, carries
no contribution box into the church, makes no
appeals to tn pockc,a Of The hencyolcrtly dis
posed, nor ia any way seeks the applause OF
men. Quietly, without ostcnlaton. without
parade, bui with ? steady purpose, j, feeds the
hungry, clothes The naked, nurse, the SICK, and
takes care OF nc helpless lutlc children -
Tins Is charity. indeed, Of which our favored
city, ay aud the world, may be- proud
Boston M,o,,di anil Swg,c@ JoUraoL
Boston is noted ior her men Of large hearts
and ample means. They are an honor 10 Bos-
ton, to New l.0gland, and to the age IN which
they live. Such men make the world better
f,r having lived IN it,by using the wealth with
which they have been 30 bountliully supplied,
for he brncftoiihclr less fortunate fellow mcr,
instead OF hoartng it up like the John Jacob
Astor's vcrily, they will have their reward IN
this world a. well rs in that of another
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20
UBLISHED WEEKLY.
6eralo of the Gimes
RHODE ISL AND { R;
NEWPORT.

MISSES Co.'s ScHooL.-The annual exami-
nation of the classes in the Female Seminary in
this town established by the energy and perse-
verance of the MISSES Coz, took place on
Monday and Tuesday, the Sd aud 4th inst. IN
the presence Of numerous and intelligent au
dience. The examination extended TO Eng
lish Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra, the Latin
and French languages, Geography, the ele-
ments of Astronomy, Music and Drawing. In
the elements of French Grammar and in trans
lation from French prose, the pupils were ex-
amined by Mr.. L. MOORE, who contributes
his valuable services to the Seminary, as the
teacher of that language. The performances
in all these branches bore ample testimony to
the aptitude and proficiency of the pupils, and
TO the ability of their teachers, and We may
add, evinccd also the possession in the pupils of
uncommonly quick and retentve Memories
But we cgree with friend Of the Seminary,
who has given his views in the last weeks
Mercury that the exercise Of this latter faculty
was, in some of the branches, too exclusively
relied upon, where mcmoriter rec.tations were
followed on, at much length in the very words o.!
the text books. In Geography and Astronomy,
for instance, it is altogether better that the
facts and principles Of those sciences be stated
in the language Of the pupil, no matter how
inpcrlectly expressed the main point being,
that she acquire for herself clear and just
conception ofthoso facts and principles, rather
than a ready use Of the more exact language
Of the text books. This applies with equal
force to rscta tions of History, where, if the
narrative be given in the pupils own phrase
alogy, the double purpose is answered Of fixing
the historical facts indeby in the memory,
and at the same time of training her to free
use of language as an instrument of thought.
We make these remarks with no disposition
to detract from the great merit of the Misses
Goes Seminary, which is highly deserving of
the public patronage, and with knowledge,
also, that the same error of relying too much
on mcmoritcr recitations prevails to very
great extent, in some of our best conducted
establishments. We think, on the contrary,
that these ladies' are entitled to the utmost
commentator for the perseverance and ability
with which they have prosecuted their under
taking, which we are glad to see, by the
number of their pupils, is at length beginning
to be appreciated as iayorably as it deserves to
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

TESTIMONIAL TO PROFESSOR JEwETT.-Prof.
Charles G. Jcwett, closed his connection with
Brown University last week, and left the city
70 enter upon his duties as an officer of the
Smithsonian Institute. 1t is Unnecessary 10
state how much he has endeared himself to a
large circle of friends, and how well ho has
deserved of all the patrons of good literature.
On Tuesday last, committee of gentlemen
on the part of many friends, presented him as
a testimonial Of regard, some pieces of silver
plata Hebe pitcher of classic form and rich
workmanship, and an appropriate salver. The
pitcher was engraved with the arms Of the
State and the University, and bore this inscrip.
iion
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

CLERKsHIPs AT WASHINGTON Within the
past week there have been about fifty persons
appointed to clerkships, principally in the bu-
reaus belonging to the Treasury Department.
Thorc were hundred and fifty applicants for
every vacant desk
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

TA new boat, named the " Connecticut"
built by the builders of the Empire State, and
launched about month since, is to be place
upon the Stonington route sometime in May,
in place Of the Massachusetts.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

III Mr.. Buckingham, ofthe Boston Courier,
says that he will not support General Taylor
for the Presidency if he is nominated by the
Wing Convention. In the course of his article
Mr.. b. says" Gen. Taylor is net a Whig-
at least he says he is not"
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

O. When you see man who curses when
it rains, fre's when fog occurs, and smiles
only when the sun shines, be sure that such an
one can never bear up with lorttudc against
the attacks Of misfortune, nor stand with
equanimty the marvellous changes of daily
life.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

Ur The volumes bought of Mrs. Madison
by Congress, contain the debates IN secret scs-
sions and debates on the constitution IN the
convention, with tie speeches, preserved only
by President Madison himself.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

o. A meeting TO sympathize with the
French people, was held at Boston, on Thurs
dav. Resolutions and an address TO the peo-
pie of France, were adopted, and several
speeches made, some Of them Of an amusing
character. Wings, Locos, non-reslstants,
Fourcrites, and most of the other ties and lsms
of the day, appeared to have their advocates
present. Mayor Quincy, presided for short
time, but was obliged to resign the chair to a
Mr.. James Abby Folsom was one Of the
speakers.