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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16

ltIlk sflssfibsf aee7, ipr the Penn MniuaI LII
n Ashiy Ante Company III philadelphia, Is now
raaxa ~ ftfstTe applications 1or Insurance ~
II lSee lS a. lie mhlnai system without liability
.AeMekkt, kbcyepd Abe amount of tlreipinins. ali
e1oqta ol ~ fpny Ate divided 1nnhalIy among
~ lnsute4 Rhn premiums may Be pasd Quarterly,
i sensianasaiiEpr ANNUALLY one-laHf Of the pre-
II lniem II nxeS e 2monshs Indiragnals insured
y shls c45ppSgY become naembeFs III DE corpora
upa, and Nsfte III irnsfdes III 80
fe rates oftrelhidin with fail III II
nsoAH 9fs u low e. my other Institution IN this
coslnKf abd lfiHef 1banEang of the Enelish Com
papes risb elf portion "a he pF66lss As this Is
sslseeE hpt asuefli InpdMsiood H hzve provided
I.ffeil p5A large pnkupef Of pfosreetuses of die
i DoAsppAFE MHeh fully explain ihe mode of orera
Hon. safef ~ the fnsfifafiun and rules
g rhemie 81 sAich will Be happyto fuFnishlo ANY
WhosmaE sFeltn8 Interest Oh the snbleet
fs JAMES IL MILLER
~ GitX lnlN 81 fq-lstn E 1Fs III tE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16
HRILLING SKETCH.'
THE SHADES OF DEATH.
!. 'EsAlf flesh is grass. 2

When returning from an excursion iii the
interior of Virginia, during tile. Spring Of
h the year Is47, I stopped for short time to-
refresh myself near d little riyulet which
ran murmuringiy at the foot OF Dne Of the
ridges of the fAlleghany mountains. The
place at which, 4 paused in my weary Jour
ney, will be recognized under the name Of
the Shades of Death BY many reader
who has travelled through the ,wilds of Wes-
tern Virginia. III There is something SO sub
timely picturesque in the scenery connected
with these Shades, that it cannot fail To at
tract the attention of every passing traveller.
The dark hills rise forrnidably On each side
of the little stream, upon the PERCEPTIONS
decliyities ofwhich multiplicity Of cedars,
growing closely together, and almost inter
twining their luxurious branches, clothed
with perennial verdure, throws shadow
and almost terrific gloom upon subjacent
objects. Ths name applied to this spot car
ries an appropriateness with il which was
fully appreciated by me. No natural scene
| ry upon which ! have ever gazed, more forci-
bly, reminded me Of the sombrous tranquil
fty that oyershadows the grave, Here, ex
cept the highway, were seen no evidences Of
sSEillzystt lid Dominionln and from the Atlantic
States, bad swept past this place Of gloom,
and left it Id the silence and solitude of
pptrimeyal nature, And to give full express
sion To my feelings, it would seem almost
sacrilege to disturb, by the artsFof civilized
life, the conseerated repose which nature en-
joys here in the depths Of her own tranquil
solitudes.
iEI hadiust seated myself upon projecting
rock, the base Of which was laved By the
liEnpid brook when beheld ascending
hill, on his eastward journey, an individual
whose Indifferent dress and miserable ap-
uearance Immediately awakened my sympa-
thy. As lie drew near, ! surveyed him with
considerable attention, His features indi-
dated the decline of life The mournful
lningling Of grey hairs with black, eyinccd
| the relapsing vigor Of manhood and the
| chilling weak ness Of old age His dress was
| soiled and worn, and Of very inferior quail
/ WE; and from his shoulder was suspended
/ ah antiduated appendage, which might have
! been denominated, in fashionable parlance,
Falisel In his right hand he held a walking
stick which, from its aged appearance, had
/ probably accompanied the old man in al his
I Wanderings Beside the stranger, slowly
moving with sage gravity, walked large
i Newfoundland dog, occasionally eleFatmg
bis eye to tile face Of bis master, as if com
/ nassionately inquiring the state Of bis feel
4 fngs. As the old man approached the rock
upon which was sitting, tho customary
i SITUATIONS of strangers exchanged, after
/ which i invited him to participate with mi
i ID the homely fare spread out before me-
for which was not only indebted to the ca
Daciousness 81 MY pockets, but to the liber
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16
Herkeley Springs, Va.

F1sItH ssouse of the undersigned is now readyfor
n spftpany. Few watering places offer greater
attraeps % persons seeking either health or pEea-
snrei andthe easy access, position, and 9onvenieht
arranaslaent faf families in the aceprnm citations
nakeih4 most desirable Retreat for such as lea Vie
The cisieShnd low country during the warm months
BessidF the valuable lhfdicianl properties Of Tile
WAEEk, its efficacy as BA TN mas been thor
ap ohAa rknsven III * Il E#9Es4E H|F8F|5 i7Hss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16
ETilculnnfic ana NervorIs

afeciipns and ID rclaxed Conditions and itregnlarR
ties cf t system Il which The other sax afe subject
/ E- 'kle usual Stage accommodations will he
providedsO eonneet with lie Baltimore and Ohio
Railrpadsai Sir John distance only II miles
IF TT Bedford, Saratoga and other MineEal waters
cOnstAntM on hand al the bar II
II MayI5l 1881 gn. JOHN STRoTHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16
EARLY MARRIAGES..

1 Gautious heads NAV preach prudence on
MI sab;ect ana foraf.Sdinr ones dspEct pow
80 s,.p IN csre With nany other objections,
but stir do NJ aavocase the proprisfF Of ear
n M marT;sresf All Enow. or should know,
~ s,sS5n Ills srbiect vbt VAS ! warrh advocate
Id anconr.oed arnflrs ,is much Oil the vice
III il s;@Ied5sess Uol,.ld bslbfeventea which Is
49, sir,ost npavn;dssl,le. lib
The attachment Gilman to the gshtler sex
Il -s sssslE nRt3ya md when EissHous and !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16

a 10 see young men lounging about month
after month, neither working nor desiring to
work while, perhaps theirsp poor parents are
toiling from morning till night to save them
from a disgrace which their own thoughtless1
ness and laziness Is fast bringing upon them
But how many such sights are toIbeIseen in
every community How many are found
who have not tie sense Of shame which is
necessary to force them off the lounger' !
seat but enough of that false pride which
will not allow them to take hold of employ
meat if it does not happen to be genteel and
proHtable2 Alas the fate of such is seal
ed they villgo down to the grave unpitied
aunmourneA, and soon to be forgotten BY all
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16

ro-stsasE OF +SwIxE-ltca, on Mango. 81
SWINE oiter suffer greatly from this disease
IN lts worst stages, the skin becomes almost
an entare sore and the animal is distressing
~ irritated b the inveterate itching. Ii
constantly RIBS itself becomes poor. q and If
not relieved, dies An ointment Of. lard s.
s-iIfA-s, f thoroughly applied all over he
podys ana ruppea y. VIII generally cure the
complaint ltrwfH answer to give sulphur
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16

sheep 10 lick ID, the NJ Nav S Sa.oMls
prevented = s. = suails
Cattle to whom lnmns az
are thereby preserved fpom ;nfsat; 800 = 49,; .'Ss
ders cows are rendere 5.e.a ,I IssI.I. ana
by being induced % dr;pL n.r nssisy' rive
more milk. a - ~
4 small quantity pound.d, win be found.
very beneficial tossh6rsss, when new bats b
gwen them, if the OTIS b at all moist; and Il
Is useful with AID kinds Of moist food.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16
a. j. O,Rannosl.

MI l9Fa. F8N r q n A Y24 mi #F
TT AYtNG Withdrawn from his &gasetnents in
I'LL S4shehester. will devote his whole lime and
ancfgie exclusively to The practice eths llfessioH
TIe va attend Regularly the Superior and County,
Courts mi Jefferson, Berkeley Frederick ard Clarke
5lfficksaerr CARERS Hotel CharleSiownI Jefferson
! county SzN irginia. EiIHH III H/
JulFst8 IS49-3m W {AH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16

SecozD CRop CLovER.-Ttis GOOD nrae.
zee tosmix 9 portion. Of straw, particularly
s9e straw ofl oats, with the second crop of
rloyer, The straw absorbs the gases and
moisture as they exhale from the hay, by
g !. the straw acquires jpices, and favor
ln circumstances, would be ssa,, ns'e
y .nis manner cured, and the mixture Is *.
esllent food for cattle while the harvestipe
q the grass or clover crop Is accelerated
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16
tn
THE FARMIER's DAUGHTER.

+ + Ne
IT here IL a Worlalof buxom beauty -four
iAhiugji the shades Of the country. Farm
houses are dangerous places. Az you are
neited aSayih bRrfiFGs;flaS Tsia sa. you may nay
never dreamed of till the mischief is done
Til towns ana theatres, and fthronged assem-
hsies pf the. titled fair, you are on your
gaaFd5 you know what yo$ are exposed to,
sad uut ID youf breastplatel and pass
through the most terrible onslaught Of beau
vi safe and sound But il those sylvan re-
tteats, dreaming ofI nightihgales. and hear
ipeg only THE lowing Of oxen, you are taken
IN SURPRISE Out steps . fair creature
dldsses glade-leaps stile You start
ssoh stand lost in wonder and astcnished adj
iairatioli IIou take out your tablets 70
Erite d sonnet on the return Of the Nymphs
&9d Dryadssto earth, when up comes John
HpmIkins, and says:
aat It's only the farmers daughter
iEa What have farmers such daughters now
ahaysfn fB
alThpse farm houses are dangerous places
Iaet no nan with 10 pqctieal imagination,
ts4ich Il only another name for very tender
| hart. fiatteF himself with the fancies Of the
| chin delights Of the country with the Sc
rsne idea 5f sitting with the farmer in his
| old fasbiossd chimney corner, and hearing
| aim talk pf corn and mutton II Of joining
| Aam in lie pensiye pleasures of a pipe and q
/ sag 6f brown October of listening to the
1 tbssip of the comfortable farmers wife, Of
lie parson and bin family Of bis sermons
/ and his fig over q fragrant cup of young
I Ayson. Sr, wrapped ii the delicious Injuries
III austgrds and whipped creams In walks
81 fairykyiEon OF wondrous witchery, and
| 9TH d courtesy and smile Of winning and
srtysseri0uk magic, takes her seat just oppo-
laate. III 81 the fstmsras daughter, living
]3cSeature uf#eIghteen !; fair as the lily, fresh
III III MaysdeM, rosy DIS the rose ITSELF graceful
Il lie pesn,ck perched upon the pales thert
III liz he Wia8ow,. sweet IS q posy Of violet;
md cloIe tgiIlivers, modest as early morn
AID anliahse as your own imagination o
Hhesdemsrn or Gertrude Of Wyoming g.
Four r. Iasta TsIall over with you wouic
Isl rive ID empty Hilbert, Or , frog1bitteI
atraWbefts for your peace q mind, + u:
glitteriilk creature b not as piillful as sne Il
kair ADD that comes OF gong ! me To-, -
sountry ONt Of tkeWay Of Vanity ana ZEN n n
, zion, lid aafancying farm-houses nice, y.
! fashion@ places IF oldsestanhsneo c0a'en
& FFsF :, ;zsr y
HIS arsat traveller, John Ledyard i,
E., 1o sman one IF the most notable i
$3.50 sf Il uttered IahaYe observed IN.
nsssE 5eund, women are tie same lin,
1.. aing, Aninane, tender beinoss
49, d9qfessed myself in the llancnsnrsa s !
tg woman, whether ciyiI;eea !,
$3.50 M fii5as receiring decent and fr;erJ
u ..s ansg With nan ii has often "a,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16

Low ~ n ANN r. m rrho haa !. 49, III.
l nasure can. never beIalota. III theshelIs ID
psck i ~ en ths shore FIJI tie leaf fading at
- 80 r. 1ne gral4ef saad and the morn
" ~ sees nough to employ his
nj go E noHrs seh mind IS never idle.
be 49, s,s .A.o MI II :. rs Make Inch
81 80 -. ~ aLVunu I'm anu Ands pleasure
q Mnlen the depte Of SIN and Folly can
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16
!. More a R|of1s..

III s4 TTORNEY us An Ia
cha4Asssowns Iefrersen CountY, ytrginia.
M enc 3poy E1aa @f he CeHrt Haatse. II
Practicl In the Superior and Infer Courts Of Jef
lferson alfederidk Clarke, and Berktey Gbunties
JaIy A@ iSIg-3m. FFE HJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16

QpAEzFi 9uar1sls leave SCARF which
cannot be " we'll closed tolshs sirlst buf tIeT
VII lis cpsn 10 tie -.sn1ofy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16

sF;6ess hhxins boats konslsns;ly Z u.
~ Sse,srgSlo|Nn and AlexAndriMs ae ,,s RS 9:
/, ~. : n Dersohs having PkOf1slss.1 u
~ 8 <s3 .hal they VII hoat III q s 3...E
r. ~ n J si<e nave ! lNareh0use sa Il!
- - - and Ohio Canal 4rn 60. Il
4 4 49,: n I'll RcnA. ard viii tof e|A1n
~ toi1t al he BAisiee.s 80
~, Foah. q yezy ss1ri.. ~ ~. ;n5,ek:
"a flas4sS, san kts3 = - 2 m tl,s ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16

PREPARING CLovnR SEED The iced 4
to be made thoroughly Wei With strong pic
Sle from Jour pork cask, lei il remain "a 1
heap one day. thea spread It about one Is
two inches thick % q dry iIoor, and Is f.s,v
DAYS a'ernst Of salt viii Be formed on esch
grain When you wish to SOW Il mo'sl,1'-
ItiAgsin With pickle, spread il oFer { aoo5
~ put on about three quarts - ,sa, -,
gypsum TO bushsI of SEED n,;r {; -, III 80
e r. = moist n cellar until y6a SOW i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16
NO. 80.

!sharacterI Of the IN b Ss.
\ who knows them says I'm o this
Imoonligh4 countenanees, blalS2e9 ~oie or
tions and ssrroW-no weary chee> tadihs
With the paroxysni Of despair-no p0ya.
marble, With its cola, repulsive ind ifferences-
mo figure pf the drawing: room, tortured into
shape BY some heather milliner. There ii
sa Wild, daring, piercing beauty about these
women, sprung from caucasian mountaiux
/ By the side al which, your soft, blue.eyed.
] AaxenI haired Saxon maid locks like fniut
liithograph b the side q CpfreggiO's incaI
81 81 Al man Of wealth. living stranger q
religion and jts ordinhnccs, was Walking and
ala 1f Ss Mi In laaaaE 81. ssAps happy
tomato wife, and everything to make me COM
Portable and what is more, am indebted
10 no one for it; 1 have made it myself ;lI,
am Independents Of every one it is all nv
own. Many persons are under obligations
here andthere, but am not It is all my
own At that instant sudden. shower
drove him to the nearest church. He went
in, and inst at that moment, the minister rose
and read his text-@Ye are not your own.
We are bought with "a price, q What (said
he to HIMSELF 9 this is a strange doctrine, ~
But it does not apply to me; am my own,
and all 1lhaye is my own The course pf
the sermon exposed his obligations]to Goa,
and issasd in totally rerolutionifing his
views and feelings. III
THB " AIRS or LIFE BY the experience
lef distress an arrogant temper Is most If
fectuallyI corrected as the remembrance of
our own sutferings naturally prompts us to
lfeef for others when they suffer But if Pro
yidence| has been 50 kind as not to subject us
to much of this discipline in our own lot, let
us draw improvement from the harder lotof
Others. Let us sometimes step aside from
the smooth and fowery paths in which We
are permitted to walk, in ORDER to. view the
4 toilsoms march Of our fellows through the
| thorny ways Of the world.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16

EDuclsfIoN a defective and. Ell..lty ednlI
cation, through the period Of infancy
childhood. may perhaps, be found ODE the
most prolific cause of insanity by this ii
many, apredisposition Is produced in Others
Il L excited. and renders incontrollable thd
] animal pyopensities Of our nature. Appei
l tites INDUCED and perverted, passions unrel
strained. and propeasities rendered vigorous
BIZ indulgence, and subjected To np salutary
restraint brings tas ;..ty = vsuulel N Halicl
both 10th moral and physical causes easily operate
to produce insanity, if they do not nro'a !
Il themselves. III 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16
YFIE MOST EXTENSIVE v
Sf III Is Establishment

IA IA d5t1lea 7Salfs q a lAo9fit9 Baall-
s. ns{ Street, Baitimort, Nd,
Hkup 100 ~ eFe sItRlayed, ~ u Nsek u 900
81 <SfA III Skis,s aInays ss k4ad
= is a.a plhezk WISHING Baltimore
sFaIKfS that hss eFsf pesA NJ Ss N
l4 ~ s, of an sizes and auAl,EEs II II 1,
eS 81 oF ssyls and IL IN
WY 5 ~, GU Mofe thin usual eno 49,. ss,d
- ~ reader Ne asFeTsn 81 spaIs.TsTCN
s:iEsh.s "a n slsh n SOL y:ss; -:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16
A LESSON FROM HISTORY.

q - IA sfHf II H &
Itappqsrs easier to build up d great MAJ
ton out of the rudest materials, than to RE-
vive the areatndsso of one. which has fallen
IA new Rome could be founded ID any part
Hof the wdsld with better prospects Of sucl
cess, than amid. The ruins Of the eternal city
Who has not been disheartened at the rel
peated failures Of the friends Republicanisnl
10 revive The. light upon the ancient affairs Of
Roman glory and poEer-efforts which seem
as fruitlesa as an attempt to galyanike dead
body to life Let US draw q moral from this
melancholy scene Let us guard well that
FIRE Of Liberty which, once extingpished, i
SO dificu,t. To re.kindle Let us shield il
with unslnmbering care against both the in
sidIous hand Of monarchial tendencies, and
the fercegusts Of radicalistn and laWlessness
Fos. h..riSa Stat4s there is no resurrection
IRicthaosd Rs fstblican
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16

..5 q I, c0aiss : NLsI III have.
ana Eon VIII hAs nish Isl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-01
Police Intelligence.

Charge Dismissed We noticed In yesterdays Herald
the arrest Of Edwin o. Ptkns, uspicou Of beiu
an accomplish Of Jackson and Miller two men who
were arrested for watch suipg MIR Pitkins It seems
went the police Office hearing Of the accusation,
and the complspspts stated, on seeipg him, that he
rot Of the party who defrsuded them There
fore Mr. Pitkins was honorably discharged from the
iDputaton.
Fraud on the Government Captain Magnss and
ocer Dow dean Of the Sixth ward yesterday arrested
German by the name Of william Rhode, on q charge
Of forging folders land warrants, and obtaining the
money from the government 1t appears that the &C.
cured soldier In Mexico, and one Of the as
ritants 10 the bespita and while In that capacity a.
the died Rhode kept record Of their ma nes ana
at the end Of the Rhode returned to New York and
within the last few weeks he has been engaged In pro
curing women to make afidavts. setting forth that
there men who thus died In the army we're their bus
bands. which enabled this Rhode to procure their
government land warn nts valued at S112 each Two
Of this nature have been detected and no
doubt navy more will be brought against him The
last woman be induced to make an afidavit he rave
Der 81 for her services Justice MoGrsth committed
him to answer the charge.
Charge Dismissed The case of James E. H. Walin
who was arrested on Saturday last charged by Chas
+: Frsnche with makipga disposal Of his property,
With de,'gn to defrsud his crsditors came on for
dfceion before Justice Mc0rath yesterday The Judge
decided that there svidence whatever to sus-
tain the charge, and therefore dismissed the case
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-01
Movements OF Individuals.

Yesterdays arrivals at the following hotcis:-
As1on- Captain Frazer U. s. Engineers: D. Pinto
Philadelphia; q Underwood. AuburO; w II Seward
Albany Captain Allen, Army; J. s Reeves do
o. BIsbhal, Boston; Doug az. Newport; H. Wright
MONTEREY AntR'cAN-P Doottle Florida: VI Bas
sett, do G. Cotton. New Orleans; l.. Day washiog-
tom Ak'r South Carolina; T. Niokerson, Cha-iss-
tcp Brick New Orha CRY A. n Hobb. PAT
lsdelphis; w. Davis, do A. Fabsr. Alabama. / w
Fly Kentucky; Nj and Mrs. Bsnney, Philadelphis:
=. smt, DO; Wertenbsrsh. do; S. De Coarsey
Do !, NeIIy, Wa hington; Haun,ito Halifax: B
vss B ,,i Boston, Lieut. Knox, U s Army; Lieut.
Van AiJNm do Capt Brupt, do ; r. CadSAlIadsr.
Ihilacepbia; j. Whsttenbergb, do HowARp-D A.
are, Iioea; A. = Bush. do; C. C. Winter Michi-
GEM ): Belrose Philadelphia: c A Hsn.ugton, II.
n mi,s Boston. IRvpre HOUSE, tHovard's)- R7bsrss
m IL, hmono; Hon. Pratt Prattsvls; w Dick, Texas;
w. Dorton Troy; II. TildeB, Philadvlphia; A NJ. Ma
Ion, DO; A. Aivenson, do Spear, Albany; J. P.
Kruger Cortland; Mics Crugsr do.
haron Ruepne. Minister Of the German empire,
ceived By the p esident
Mr. Benton will accompany his daughter and Mrs.
Benton to the other side OF the Isthmus on their vay
to California after the sdjournms Of Congpess and
" thought probable he may make visit TO the gold
diggipgs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-01
LAW Infellluenna

SUPREME CouRr OF the Usiryp Sr.rys Janusrv
29.-Jobp De Mott, Of New York, was admitted an at
torpty md cour sslor Of tn court No l76-F j.
Barnard, ct ~ appes nts vs. John Gibson. MIR Sew
ard concluded the argument in support of his mo-
ton to dismiss tn % appeal. No. 38-Chsres wilkes
plaintiff In error Va Samuel Dinsmsn. The argu-
d.feDdantn error, and by Mr.. Toucey for the plain
tjn In trfor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-01

Tie Free Soil Slate Convent ton. Of Rhode Isla nd
will meet at Providence, on the first day Of March
next, to nominate State officers and candidates for
Congress.
Henry Edmondson has been nomina.ed a, the do.
mocrstic candidate for Congress from the Mon roe dis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-01
House or Il. representatives..
WAsaIyoToy Jan % is

RAfLRoAD
Mr.. POLLOCK move that the bill providing for .
railroad to the Pacific, according to the plan Of Mr.
whitney, be taken up for the purpose OF making 1t
tpeoal order. [" Object" I objeet.rl lie moved
that the rules be suspended f. What Is the bll!''l
Mr.. KAUFMaS-I would ask II IL be not In order to
ask that the revolution Be read!
The SpEArrR-The reading Of the resolution Ia
called for.
The CLrRK readit: that the bill to set apart, for
Mr., whitney, porten Of the public lands. for the
senstruction Of railroad from Lake Michigan to the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-01

Mr. BowLIN raised question that the amendment
was not In order.
The CHAIRMAN overruled the point.
The question was taken, and the amendment TO
establish professorthip Of mining was rejsctsd.
The West Point bill laid aside. and the bills 10
pay revolutionary and other penhons and the bill for
h" payment Of naval pensions, were taken mp and
considered.
when the committee rose these bills we're severally
Tut upon their pasesge, and the House adjourned.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-23
Cestr.I s.< Exee.uve Cs.-ftssr o.
paGa1 Hsneopt<r.

We learn that bloody hght took place on
ne lsth last 81 Fsri0sn IN Asdisoa county, BE-
tween csssiss N Clay snd Cyrus Turner,
kss. Thsrepors which have reached rs con
esrnizs 'hs sfi<ir are q ssch q nsfzrs, that IT
q iaPo-ihis 70 arrive At any thing lIka cor
1scf eoaeiosisn - 70 the HsiuEs Of the sa~rn-
s1Asoss shieh lsd 70 the sstaek On Ma. Gay.
4 len Gays VI PIT Is 10 posse-sien Of all the
e're-@s'aaoes n the ease Mr.. Clay, me ssunt-
ls-s sssoesis Of frssdon vii, il = eonfdtntiy
tAs.ght, rsesssr- Hs antagonist died on the
IVA last Ar. Cay v.z asdrsssiag ihs peo-
pc "a me s.sssss Of En2aeiPxtisa -hsn tn.
Gftsek sss made.
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NsPuhll.h in this asnbsrs very tntsrsstlrs
srtieie On the hsbits Of AHts- We hssit.asd
fsee zeal - 70 tie prOprissy Of pubIishinr il
J.st a. tnis haze We vsre afraid hat &c rpirht
- farnishi8g Arguments to car pro-slaxsry
rs>ncs bAso0c Fishsr's srKumsnts are golns
iHis easrspate- Even pro-slzvery men ar. b.
giAsiaE 10 ss ashamed Of 0siBEthsm. wskrsr
ear Pfo-s'sSery frisBos 10 Be good deal like
Ne easrsynsn sh0 forces everything thai -or.
black coat 70 preach fer him, and NE f..r.d
maj ms slavery among the Ann vould furnish
men With al argument which might b usec
against NJ with great 6s.I Of effect We did
nos Ike 70 lend elgb 10 break our eEn heads
BAT thsn ~s reflected that amaIgsn4stion takes
place among the Ants, and that all work TO-
setasr on terms Of equality. Oar prO-ssTsry
fnsncs. Es tboagbt. viii Be cautious about rns :
nag Use Of the example Of the ANTI. II zoe.
rsther tee far fer them. Besides, thi. slavery
snens tie Aals Is kind Of an.i slavery. aBo
ne Pro-sisSery folks will Be rather sfrsid Of IL
We estsrninec 10 venture.