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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

Moryl Ak Gsrs Frederick 90 Va
zOih tFbrlary, I8.1.
To CHARLTs IILasTeAs--t desn a 4. d,uy
~hich oWs 80 ny fellow bsins-, tp tnfosr.
them 90 shs good qgaiitifs -hirh yovr siost
valuable ointment llustIns'J possssses. On
he sArly past Of iasi fsH. hun mS isk in
remo,ing some plank. ubish 10 lev Isss
nh md snd become 80 painful rhstI et,,ld
pot walk rcsoftcd O. stcfy fsmedvti,st
: could besr a. but 81 ~. without tbef.,,,
eject ~ isst thtrc we're even srmpt.n,s Of
m"rnheslioo' shd began ~ Gcsgsir,t,,rr
fs' inE sell. ~hen u.s. ADVISED 10 p,y.,..,
t""f o'"imsni aud 10 ify lhst. } I'D 30. ssJ
ron W." hfsi application ny leg bsgsa ts
90 Dslhrt sHd 30 short hao -. r. re ctiv
ured. have since tried % 90 sssersl OLE
ss's' and % has always had The desired e.
sect 20 ever instance and haze 70 hssits.
son ~ recommending u 10 tie hole &c
m1nk'fd - 'ts ~ ihs best gtntnents ihst
Tie world csn sfofd. anj void not Do
w'f .ni % ~ nv fsmiy fsr us void
Your obsi,srt servant
JOHN Mt. g MEME.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

One OF the publishers of this paper was last
week presented with q choice specimen of
strawberries 1.-The first fruit of the season-by
young lady who had herself attended to
their culture. Many OF them were As large as
common-s'zed plum. They were truly de-
hcious-and while we commended their
sweetness and fragrance, and mentally ejscu.
lated "heal,h and happiness to the gentle
donor" we could no, help wishing for many
an imitation Of SO fair an example.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

We looked in. a few days since. up.
on the works Of Messrs. Wordsworth
x Co. in kensin-ton. 1t is a ma
chine. propelled by steam. for trim
ming boards. planning them. and prepa-
f'nS them with grnoves and tongues.
Tor house floors. The whole is done
with astonishing rapidity and precision
"a single machine, it is said. perform.
IN. the work of Ten men.-l L. S. Cu-
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

NAVE sbous 2yO barrel. II Corn fnr sals
y ~ go shilhngs snsi ~ peace. u taken
Wy btiofe o.. vest N - TURNEn.
june is1p
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02
THE FREE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE ?. 1850

The weather during the past month &c May.
has been unusually cool Winter clothing
has been worn with comfor', and cheerful
IRE has been found agreeable acd even no.
eesssry.
We arc informed that on Friday night. the
LIST ult. severe frost Mas expcrie need at Al.
bany. aud on Saturday morning a, s O'Clock.
the thermometer stood AZ the freezing point
We were much pleased few days ago, to
see a Ere engine in our streets. PLAYING upon
the roof. Of the houses. q Vas procured i'm
Philadelphia by the trustees Of the town, in
pursuance of resolution adopted year or
tsosgo.
u We may judg- from the experiments
made on the day it arrived, We have reason To
pronounce II very good one. and possessing
abundant power To fulfil the purposes for
which Il is intended. u IS capable Of throw.
ing water far over the tops of our highcs,
buildings.
One step has been made towards securing
our property from the dreadful rsvagr, OF
that devonring c.emen, which IN so short
time can lay whole town in ruins Our ci,i.
Gems seem now earnestly dr,irous tn do some
thing which will enable them To feel secure
We hope this spirit viii not sub.iIe until
every thing in our power shall have been
done. We would suggest. tina, the engine
viii he found Of little use without an organ.
ked company Fire buckets should be in
every house. and fire hooks should be ken,
in some ceo'ril situation. Hose too should
be- purchas, d mme diately, and We doubt no.
that tax for THIS purpose will be paid cheer
fully.
In another column. will be found notice.
inserted by the reques, of the trustees. call.
ing meeting of the inh .h,,ants Of the town
at the courthouse on FRIDAY next
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

COHEN'S OFFICE, Baltimore,
MAr 26rH. 1850
I'D EPORT OF THE DRAWING
IL Of the MaryIaad State Loitery.
so !, FoK 1860.
sos Todd numbcr) the e.pit.l Of $4,000
<+oS capital {! 1000
iiO+ prize of 500
1867 q prize Of 300
$50. 26ol, 3lo7. 1867. 45oe. prizes Of 100
7o5, 227I, Si73, S567. 3726, F.,
5l55. Sis. SOLO. S265. 1862. P']e' u ~
Is 1913 $500 1919 9S2
$40 ol22 S527 1000 1862
o65l $500 1877 SEQ 7l93 fptl<es OF ~
S1U3 1914 5l49 766i 1919
loo ut 70 zach. and $500 prizes Of IS each
NO 1858, CAN ODD NUMBFH,) having
drawn the capital Of Zen Thousand Dollars,
-gtee.bly to the scheme, therefore, ell the
opD NrAnIRs. being those ending with either
] 3 3 2 ON 3,
are each ehi lied tn prize OF Fivs DoLL.Rs,
aud w addition tn whatever prizes they may
have drawn besides.
So" The holders of The prizes are respect
iuiy requested TO present them fer payment,
rs soon as II may sun their convenience
COHEN, in s. BROTHERS.
June ,, 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

E'HE undersigned awaits himself of lhis
method of Informing the pubic, that h..
has opened HOUSE OF ENTERJ.fIN.
HEHE at B-rpeIs Ferry, = short distance
from, but ia sight OF. the did Stand.
Having kept the Hsrpers. Ferry Hotel for
several yeats, aud received during that pc
rod Gas we'll ~ previously many evidence
81 public appreciation. lac hopes 10 be further
encouraged ~ honorable efforts to breast the
storms oi life. Many will doubtless rrcoll, Ct
the accommodations they received while that
establishing NJ was under his dire elton anu
he assures the public, that the most ss.iduou,
eXer,'crs will be made to merit renewal snd
continuance of the confidence and kIndnes>
hitherto exhibited towards BIN.
The house ~b,oh l,e now occupies. - com.
modIous and comfortable, add the rOor.s neat
AID pleasant siSOhng, furnished With a.,
best Of pfovendrr. st.d attended BY good
ostleT, will also be pro, ided.
JAMES STEPHENSON.
April =. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

Ex-President ADAMS arrived i'm our
city yesterday, from Washington. lie
visited our Rail Road in the caurse of
the afternoon. and was, we learn, high.
" grat'fed. expressing the most favo-
rabic opinion of the work, as FAR as ex
ecuted, and his best wishes for its sue
cessiul completion. After his return
to his lodgings at Barnum's Hotel, IN
the evening. he was waited upon by a
great number Of our citizens, who :
vailed themselves Of the occasion, Ia
teDder hisn those sentiments Of res pect,
esteem, and generation, which eminent
talents. public services. and disinter.
es,rd patriotism, never fail TO create.
He left here this morning for his
Quincy estate. in the Union Line
whittier he has gone to spend the Sum
MGR. We wish him a safe return Ia
the honored mansion of his fathers, and
the possession of uninterrupted good
health Bait. Chron. asLh inst.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02
Oh. w. JUDNrNS

Patent Specific Ointment.
DM Ms have been taken To make Ihi, sun.
Il ply yer, good IL uss DC had stihe 4,
lowing places, VIZ:
Humphrey heyes'. Charlcsfown.
.Idom lo,1'g's, UGriDlsb.wg.
+: ". Spreesr's, Urpers. Fern.
Iotcncr " Harris', .Shepherdsiou7i.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

.Senotor Of Connecticut. His Excel
leney GiDkoN ToMLrNsox, Governor
Of Connie cticur. has been chosen Sen
ator IN the Congress Of the United
States, for the term Of six wears from
and after the third day Of March next.
when the term of CALVIN WILEY, nov
occupying the seat. will expire.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

Although We have heard some complaints
OF the ravsges Of the A,. We s,ll have the
prospect Of abundant erpps of wheat in this
county.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02
wOox. WANTED.

I'LL purchase 10 the amount Of 10.
= 700 pound, Of WOOL. p,yabl. 10 good,
ior Which the highest market price will DO
gwen Persons intending tn make Ca,
pets OF their wool. will find a "a Their AZ.
vantage to exchange their wool 70, G ,rpe,.
ing Intend Keeping on hand constant
supply OF Catprtnx Of the newe,, ami
most fashionable patterns. maoufsetn,eJ
by the Messr,. Skaters. of Funkstown.
WM. r. LOCK.
Chsrles'own. June =, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02
FOR SALE.

4 BEAUTIFUL young Gracious Mare,
"A we'll broke to the saddle. aud pariicu-
iarIy calculated foe lazy. application
DE made by tho 25ib of Juue, She can be
had at 500. a liberal indulgence will be
given. JOHN B ALLISON.
Wear Ciariesiotcn. Jc6ersoa county.
June ?
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

II hearty meoi-An avaricious per.
son who Kept a very stanty table. di-
ming one Saturday with his son at an
ordinary 10 Cambridge, whispered IN
his ear. Tom, you must eat for TO da,
and Tomorrow % yes retorted the
half starved lad. '.bur ha'nt eaten far
Yesterday and the day before. yet, ia
Their"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

Canal SieamJo0.-We learn from
the Wcedsport Phoenix that canal
boat propelled by steam passed that
village on the 9th inst. The boat was
built at Rochester. Her propelliug
wheels are at the stern, and she move
With about the same speed as other
boats on the canal. IL j. thought that
the long sought for desideratum Of IA
Yisating our canals with steam, has q,
last successfully been found.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02
From Me Ilrmonf Gn-efle.


A girl by the name of Almira Clark.
of Fredonia. y. Y. informs u, that IL
she VAS n printer she would not put
such triiling matter into the Gazette.
as was the paragraph stating that MARY
Bushnell in her tenth year spun thirty
one knots ut tow yarn in one day. Tor
she can brat our Vermont girl all to
nofhng IN spinning. II is stated to
Us that Almira Clark, who was ONLY
nine years old the second day Of last
April, spun last fall forty kaots of
good woolien yarn in one day, on an
old spinning wheel, and that day after
day she spun thirty Knots, and would
have done more. but her mother would
not let her. Such notices Of early ap-
plication and industry it is to be hoped
will not be useless aud uninterestiug.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

Ii is with grief of heart. that we an .
nouuce TO our readers, las by the an
nexcd letter. the decea-e of WILLIAM
IL. FrrzHucH. Esq. Of Ravens worth,
Fairfax county, Virginia. Torn from
US in the prime and pride Of vigorous
intellect aud manly beauty. his sudden
death reminds US rather of the row err
ing Oak, riven by fire from Heaven,
than of the flower cut down Ia the field
by the mower. Without one moments
warning, his noble spirit passed away.
No more shall his eloquent voice be
heard ~ the Senate Of his native State
no more his hospitality dispensed ~
the hail nf his Fathars-no more hi,
time. his talents. and his purse, unceas
lns'y empI"ycd in the pursuit Of OBJ
l"cts of bcnevolcncc, charity. and pub
Iic good. There is left to the wide
circle 1T friends. Of which he was the
idol, and OF the people by whom he
was behaved. only tue melancholy con.
ISOLATION Of the remembrance Of his
y,gtues
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

MIR. ADAMS, Ex- President of the u.
States, and his lady, left this city Oh
Wednesday morning, the Goth nstaut,
on their return tn their summer resi-.
ienoe at Qnincy. Mass. Mr.. Adams
health is very good, but tina, of Mrs.
Adams IS, We regret tn learn, still deli
cate. Nat. Journal.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02
WASHINGTON, NAY %.

MI
In the Senate, yesterday. il is un-
derstoosi, The nomination of JoHx RAN.
DoLrH, of Virginia. To be Envoy Extra
ordinary anil Minister Pienipoicn,isry
Ia Russia; Of T.. A. Baowx, Of Oh,o.
TO be- Charge d'AHaires to Brazil and
OF JoHN HAMN. Of Ohio, tn be CHARGE
TAhaires 10 Chill. were severalIy con.
frmed, without any formal opposition.
The nomination Of SAMUEL MIRO.
BERrs. to be attorney Of the United
States fer the District Of Illinois. re.
jec'ed few days ago. and reconsider
ell on the next day after rejection. " a
Yesterday again taken up and con-
tirmed,
The nomination Of SAMUEL HERnrcx.
also, as attorney az the United States
tor the District of Ohio, which was re.
Jected some time ago. was yesterday
aud confirmed.
The nomination of Mr.. Moan. 20
be Surveyor Of the Port of New York,
has not yet been acted upon.
National intelligencer.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

EGriy Rising. There is, or should
be, belief tina, IL will ensure good
complexion 10 wash the face in Nav.
dew; Tor, il the dew should fail to gave a
bloom, the carly rising will add some
thing attractive to beauty itself. A
wise physician to iuolish prince. re-
commended that his patient should play
daily game with d med,caIed ball, the
influence al which, he pretended.
would be imbibed through the palm
ct the hand. This was only pre-
'ence TO make the great man exercise (;
but the prescription w. successful.
The same certainty will attend the
washing in May-dew.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

Counterfeit $50 notes Of the Farm.
rts Bank Of Virginia, payable at the
Branch Bank in Lynch6urg arc in cir
rnlation. They are dated 2d NcpfeBi.
btr 1897, ietter H.. payable to Nm
hGyord. The execution at the whole
note IS remarkably good--thc penman.
ship - not 30 good an imitation of the
genuine notes as the engraving.
B0h. Gas.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

appointments IN Mc President. ron
frned 6y me Senate. -THoMAs Gu
LEsPIE. 10 he Register of the Land or
iice for the District Of Land. subject to
sale at I'Ifliu, IN the State Of Oslo. in
the room of James B. Gardner, who
was commissioned during the recess, of
The Senate. aud rejected, Vice Plat
Bush, removed.
MoRGAS NEVILLE, 60 be- Receiver
ct Public Moneys, for the District of
Lands subject to sale at Cincinnati. IN
tho State of Ohio, in the room of Nose,
Dawson, who was commissioned dur
ing the recess Of the Senate. and RI
J"cted, vice Andrew NJ. Bailey, re.
moved.
SHELDON CLAaSr. to be Appraiser
OF Goods for the Port Of New Orleans.
IN the State Of Louisiana. vice Abrs-
ham III. lnskeep. removed.
WILLfAM =. Cor, 20 be Appraisers
OF Goods for the Port OF New York, in
the State Of New York, vice Frederick
jenkins, removed.
JAMES B. TmoRNroN, Of New IIamp.
SHIRE, has been appointed Second
Comptroller of the Treasury, ia place
OF Isaac Hill, (appointed on the remo,-
al OF MIR. Cutts.) rJeefed; and the ap-
polntmeut has been confirmed by the
Senate.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

TGiuabie Co,c.-Twenty five pounds
OF good butter have been maize during
the last fortnight. from the milk yield
ed by a COW belonging to Mr.. David
Waite Cd of this village. The first
week, IL lbs; tho second l5.-Feed.
the tirst week, hay only, tho second.
the same. with the addition Of half =
peek OF proyender per day. Truly, a
rare COW Greenfield G0-.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

ooMPESssTE frLToS's HEIRS,
IOr Maternal lNSgisef.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

The Mercantile Advertiser learns
from an authentic source that the
mount Of revenue received by bonds al
The Custom House IN New York, 10
The month "f April, u about fioo a,,i
haJ millions If dONars.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

Apply. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

We arc informed that on Friday night. the
IL; uit. severe frost Was experienced at Al.
ba"y. aud on Saturday morning a, O'Clock.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25

ffoni he jg4tH1ids; Ds1dfi.
uPDUs. OF. l3th.--On fhe evening o' me
ls'h the Spanish refugees crossed the 'r'n".,'
aeeosnp panied l,y two ad - esnps. NJ. 'apie
and n. Meadez de Yigo. General ValloI, 'ns
satue mo took posse.slen of rsr,d7t IN 1879
as the f,f.t 10 snier the spanish ierflio'
NJ the head of a column Of spO men. hs
proclamation II The Spanish army - P'p'''"
ed.
BERLIN. OF. 9Th --rhs failure OF the
Dozen expeditian against Brn.s"i' has c"''''
a g,ea.sa.a,ton hprs IT, Court Of hnen'
has askrl ~ ~ armed iuter'eniton nom on 3
aaI ibai Of - Jafnes. ut neither - inclined 10
take deei.ise steps. wsfhont consulting 'ne
other nn.ars II E.araoe Oar army c1hI' go
al, sabane the gelgisns. who ar" "oi ""''d
among fhesaseiyes. hut ms eniPrPr'se miRh'
bring on general war. Ihnnghth's = d'sf"
hy thr voang .fGeefs. and even by some "' the
Prince tin klaP ~Isaes 10 aV"id - al any
sarr,Gee mission IF tisn. Muffin 70 f"'l'
and Londonis spsLen u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
as.,,g;., eanish. We understand

.men,. diEeuitie ednish. We underaano
80. m..f 10 a second survey has been
...t,Ist m seleci ground for the location oil the
~ ~, .,cn more favourable than that at first
'',..,,I over; and ihatof conrss the actual enst
"a, al rou.,aershly below the ESTIMATES. / MS
:, .,,.,,,sgiog.-Yrt faihrs se are informed
=, .,,one tue recent subscriptions, two very
iii. ,oe. nave hrsn r-rsIvrd from Liurrpoot
:. r.,I,ad Al eialpple, winch II IL not Yet
49,, lao t,r some of the capitalists Ia our veal
,G,, I,os,,rna Giles TO inmate. The location
Eu.. road c1mments ii sest.fbns.
" WV (Psfsfsburg intetigneer.
THE SEASON.
30, ,,itl,iu our rememhrsrc we dare
., ,,. c,;ght add 10 thr recallsctpn al That
-. a., all such matters =" the 0tdsa tHfdbi-
,s.t o( ala. cam lanity nave We experienced
=, ,,,di n fail as the piesent. he " marx Is
1T hv every onr we meet II - no" the
In,i Noyembrr; thr temperature unc Bmnonly
',,,,,,,, IN. mercury seldom falling bele" o0'
nor Ia, there been frost 10 inlnfe the most
,.,,,tsr nl,ut Vegetation 10 ~ green Us ~
-,r,,,-ln. Tomato vines vet CONTINUE 10 bear
80. nsyp ,o(t Corr aud GaIden Peas second
cr,n\ -Tnrnips grow ~ 4nantnoth sizs ahi
sumo Potatoes So abnmiant that they sell ia
o,, unn,k.t At t.senty-a,e cents pr bhsDri
Ma .vil nf the warm wrt weather how
..r ,s that .hlle II ha, forced tn grown oil
the early Wheat, II hm ensendFfeh hs enemy
the Hy in myrIads 10 prY npon II E.; and The lar
mer, complain much Vi tie ra'ages oil ms des-
lructive insect, l''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25

George Cro"nn'hield vas acquitted on hoa-
dav an the ,rla for murder. but subsequently
held 10 bal Oh m indictment 10, mlspriston OF
treason.
~. Knapp was on the sane day sentenced
10 w. hanged. When brought up 10 the haf, he
Appeared says the Transcript a broken and
suldurd mal When asked ii ~ had any ihIns
~ .sy why sentence should mol be PRONOUNCED
he could not answer AMI alter repetition
sy the Judge he shook his mead, but did not
alt,cnlate. HIS eyes repeatedly filled With
rsr.. ani he tot,ered, scarcely able to sdrPo'.
himself IRON Ih1 bar.
STATE or PARIiE5.--The United States
Galp,te publishes the FOLLOWING Cong. ssional
table, showing the rrttu's strength OF parties
a, CORRECTED 10 The ia,e,I stat- election
ppE,.,r,.sgRk,s NM CONGRESS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25

The United States Gazette mentions having
been shown snuff boz Esde by Mr., l.. l..
Barnes, Of Richmond, aud intended as pre-.
sent o Henry Clay. It's IN the form Ola Smltu'S
anvil, MAZE Of uon, and plated, having the fol
towing inscription on tie lid -
" TO Henly Clay. the itiend oil Ihe mechhn'
les, this specimen uf native workmanship Is
presented FROM the anvil of LEWIS L..
BARNES, Rich Virginia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
From III. Boston Commercial Gazette.

TTUW TIC DJyTJH JJWWGTtIUI Uu1tTt.
a letter from Paris. dated 7tA ult. states thu,
d large parry of American gentlemen, with
their ladies. nad been invited 10 the palace oil
Lons Ihlip, who Nth his Queen gave them 4
very HAITI rug reception. Ger. Lafayette PIE
pared the list oiinshed guests, at the express
hesIr" Of the King. The same letter states ina
D. Nile. late ol this city. had thrown by III,
lancet and pill boxes TO accept oiier under
hr. Wges, as Secretary of Legation. IT,
Doctor " arm tritnd oil the last adlnInlstis
ton, AMI Is, Ne believe, great admfer OF Nj
Cay.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25

Anti Jackson gain,

Raniolph's pairing with Jnba is represented
as being very a1.ctonaie Both shell tears.
" Jnha is my fr,pni, though my sIse,' said
Randolph 10 Captain Turner. John. the bro
cher Of Jnba, remains ~ III Nr. Randolph.
Boston Palladium.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25

IMPORTANT QUESTIONS A writer IN
the Pnind'lphia lnqnirel On the subject oi
the OthcIa', asks The following pregnant 9des
tIo"s-" Has D"R b'reen Yel paid back the mo-
sylyauIA?
Agaln-Has Green paid back the money he
'orro ed OF both sides Of the Jackson party III
Boston More anon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
Best Winter A.ann OH.

shE subscriber has this day received an
- additional supply Of best Winter Lam
vi "h'eh is Tor sac ab the Iowas market nri.
~ ~ Howell DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
CAUSE AND EFFECT.

II is mentioned by a Paris correspondent OK
the London Courier, that NJ de Tracy's motion
for the abolition OF the punishment OF death has
the following origin:
M. de lracy's motion originated with Gel
ebratrd work of VI. Charlie. Lucas, Advocate,
against the penalty of death. NJ. Lucas. worl.
was written AT the desire of the Sociele de Ia
Morale Chrstienne ; and the Societs de la Mo
rae ChrstIenne was formed in Paris al the de
sire. and by the efforts ofsome Engish Qu.kerSt
ami especially Josiah Price, VINO cane over IA
order To institute Peace Society so that a
lew QnakeIs from Great Britain wilt perhaps,
be the dnect Instruments OF saving the Prince
de PolIsnac from the guiIIonne. What
Irlsh mode Of challenging a Jvy.--An lr i'h
oihceT, not very cohversant in law terms, was
lately tried for an assault. As the jury were
coming 10 be sworn. the Judge, addressing the
MAJOR, told him that if there were any amongst
them to whom he had any objection, thds
was the time to challenge them. IL thanH
your Lordship," said the gallant prisoner, but
With your Lordship's permission, til defer tna'
Ceremony TIL after my trial aud if they don
aequit me, by the Piper of Leinster, ri cus'
iengc every mothers son of them and have
them out too"
Prdyers.-ln Flaicerrt's histor, efMadsa'ssl
Is Nae following sublime prayer, said to ve "''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25

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5'9 Packages domestic cations, containing
Al 239 yards-3oo casks Am. manufactured
mails, aud ID cases domestic striped drills.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25

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