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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-07

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A. III resmence OF hrrpaffiis IN me ioWsf Pni 81
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ven 10 het by1 Sendcnla "ho was highly fesPeeia-
We and Who had requested her to d.Eer II INTO the
hdnds Of the young lady u whom It was addressed
ounPeniag tn mote i No found to be mo1y
and rad a follows.
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Do not be "nery with me tho'l hafe taken
this lhgiy hay" seen YOU and wJnure You much
Mny ask Of YOU 10 call 1T 10. ---- Mott 5ireri
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-07
HANC,lNGA ATln

We learn from the Providence American Of yes
to-day, that at the Supreme Court held in East
Greenwich, Thomas J. Pepper vas convicted of
bigamy aud the sentence ot lhe court was. that on
Friday the 9TH Of April instant between tie hours
of and o'clock, he 6e p'oced on The gololrS
rilt . rope abom has nert, that he be Imprisoned
three months. and pay fine of five dollars. u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-07

IoW beautiful is woman adjoining the social cir
Gle How enchanting at her own home, throwing
around her the fascination OF sweetness, dehcacy,
purity ottceing and the little accomplishments that
diversity HE x make it SO agreeable What picture
so delightful as the lovely female at her own fre-sde
IN all the sentiments of interrupted fceliug-her
heart as pure hcaven-her thoughts as divine
as her soui-her conversation glow ing Nth mno-
cencc and content and her countcnmco sparkling
with delight. If She has a husband, he hunies to
such home with all the earnestncsS of mariner
10 his haven. fshc be sister the brother feels
there Is no place like home The divinity that sits
there, cousecratcs every thing. The welcomed re-
turned, the smile the kindness the efforts to please
the delight IN giving pleasure, make home the tenn
Pile of his attectons-Suely spectacle like all
this, IS copy of the more exalted destiny that a
waits US But change the sister, or the wife. 10
fashionable woman. Transfer her from her own
household gods to the theatre Of the cold world
where all Is actng-AcTIHG mere masqucrade--a
mingled confusion Of tragedy, and farce of comedy
and melodrama. Watch the change of feeling
the loss Of that keen seusbitv, the contamination
of he heart the blight OF the affections the wreck
Of the Woman-and the creation ola purnet il NAV
be beautiful for while, and profusc in ornament
but nothing more nor less than plppet ngulphed
IN fashion. The thoughts are changed Home IS
dcSccTeted. The mind wastes its energies upon
triTTieS and uifeS. The health is Frustrated by
constant dissipation The round is run All is
over; and the past and the present are darkenod Try
regrets, dissatisfaction aud discomfort. No one
can witness . besutful gin bounding from
the school II the exu.t.ton oFveuthCli S71irrs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-07

Nr BEooRs from whose Washington letters we
have made frequent extracts, ON ms way homo tar
red a few days IN Baltimore. From has letter of
tn "a instant we extract the following interesting
QeeomI Of visit he pad to the venerable CAR
Ro1t, IN company with his friend and companion
Mr. MaLLEy IBalt PAT
NJ and myself have just called to see the only
surviving slgner Of the Declaration Of lndepcn-
Deuce CHARLES CARROLL, the last of the Romans
we dropped INTO h's house about o'clock, aud at
ter sending up ON caris, were honored with an ad-
mission never passed fifteen minutes ofmv life
With more satisfaction than WINE copversing with
thls venerable man. lie received us cautiously.
anu with all rhe attention and hospitality that SO
ehnenty characterize the gentlemen the old
school, Hc Is small in nature ~,his skin withercd
by old age his face quite intellectual, and his eye
kern, lively and insinsating, He had Just been
nut bride, and was clad IN long ftock coat, and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-07

NJ C1oV-1'he following handsome oompll-
meut w1s paid to tins dlst,ng ulsA0d Statesman Wy
CIV Miller. of South GnroIlna IN the conclusion
Of speech delivered by him IN the Scnato Of the
L States against the tlrlh
SIR fsud Mi MIllerD Iconcur Entirely m the
tribute ofu,sprrr poidb the eloquent Senator from
V. lAIr Tyler) IL the Senator nom Ken
Haa9. oskno#iHdse the power OF IN. so
rfea 10. Nat hod has nov, and always wall have
n any d,ID-rauvc or legislative assembly. He
should remember the, those requirements should hc
used ior the good Of h,s country from him 10 whom
much - given, much Is expected Bul few men
Hrrive a. the point winch enables them 10 do what
mt thout looking bnck there me but few
81. m'u who have strength enough In do great
.....aI @out, reconcile DESCENDANT interest
4.H a.lt,te Il younger but not less talented Ilan,
g. lhermun Of the Committee Of Ways and
as IN "a. otner Hoase who ugalnst public sen
#a'pt ar houc, sust1ns the u States Bank lie
aY Ito his fame To reconcile conflicting interests
2 IN, subject Let itua be- SAID that be who
naaa..J oil upon the waters on the Missouri quos-
taa. tro'. hem asaln turhd on the tuiA
1t ham save the South from desperation, aud
history Wul 10 justice to his memory, aud posGr.
b.a stAt.hh posterlty, inscube on his tomb
IIste rests thu nun who loved hs country more
taaf hm.,ll"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-07

r. rolHC ofbe Uniop 49, There is force and
beauty n the following sentences III the speech of
Nj ltl,r Of Virginia on the ubjcet of MI Clay's
resolution on the DUTIES on imports -" have been
reared III a rcycrcntal affection for theI mon My
imagination has led me to look into the distant O
tare, and thcrcto contemplate the greatness of free
America
i have behold her walking on the waves of the
mighty deep, carrying nlonS with her the tidlngs
Of great joy to distant nations. have seen her
oYcfmrnlug the strong places Of despotlsm and res
torng to man hls long lost rights We NO betdc
that man who shallso the seeds oidSunion among
Us Better tor hmhad he never been born Ifhe call
upon the mountains 10 hide hn,--nay If he bury
himself III the very centre ofthc earth the md,
ton otmankind WI find h.m ou;, and hltst RIM with
ITS l4;htnnss"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-07

Parties in Pennsylvania We have IN this
state SO many parties that no enc can fail of being
suIted-Thcre are Jackson, Wilkins and Wolf
mrn-Jackson, Van Buren, and Wolf men; and
clay, Sergeant and Wolf men. There are also
Jackson, Wilkins ard RlWcr mcn-Jac,son Van
Buren, and Rltner men-Clay Sergeant aud Rlt-
M msn. Writ ElIma1cr and Ritncr men BE
sides these, VIC have Jackson Van Rmcn aud
Shulze men--Ciay Sergeant and Shuze meu--
and Wlr tumaker and Shu'zc men II is now
reduced to certainty that there il be in this state
ioaf electoral tickets, the Republican the
Anti masonic tiektt-.the Jackson and wilkins
tektt-aud the Jackson and Van Buren, ticket
We perceive 10y n PottsuIc paper that u meet
m OF Jhe friends Of Jackson, Wilkins and Rirnel
IS Il br holden in Schuylld,I county IA queer Rnd
Of ii meeting this must be
IHrrijurg Tiaiigcatcr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-07
From nc rlcdcr451nrg HgoLJ A,ra %

From n" Fredericksburg H7oiJ. Agril %,
FIRE (--On Wednesday morning last. about
halfpast9 o'clock the Old Iadlon Qae.q Ta'trn
occupied at the time by MIR George b Whiting.
Vas discovered to be on fire. The alarm was soon
spread through the town, and the Hope and Union
Ere Companies, with the Engines, and y number
OF citizens, were speedily ON the spot No cNcr-
tons, however, could save the spacious building.
which was composed entirely of wood, from total
destruction, The furniture only was wrcsted from
the flames. The wind, fortunately, was light and
mth9t direction most favorable to the preservation
otthe adjoining buildings which, although most Sc
rlousI} threatened, were prevented from taking
hre The Falmouth Fire Company, with their
usual nIacry rendered efficient service The
property was insured. How the fire originated is
unhnown--i 1t was first discovered III the ceiling of
an uPpa story, near the roof
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-07

Mr. Hunkner Senator from Missouri by ms tcs-
npohy IN u,e case Of Houston has wdfaiy tit
I'd his eva reputation The National Gaz.te
suys.
The testimony ofMr Bucluer before thc House
oFRePrescnta,iyss has produced IN tins community
livery strong disgust
The Now Yorh American holds ths Ian
guage
Is there hod-earrler ia onr slresls-ls there a
man any where, ~do feels within him the com
mon instinct Of humanity to suscoar aud protect a
dsiencecss fellow crcatuIe--who would not think
hmsefiuetrieyably disgraccd by the part, which.
upon his own showing, Mr.. Buehner played on tins
OCCASION Fer the brutal aud ratlan like assault
osMr. Observation-Disclosures as we deem it-there
was at least the apology of surpassed wrong rccel-
Ved but that Mr.. Ruckner, or any other humau
creature, who under 10 excitement, and had no
cause oicomPlant against the patty assaiiel should
caLpl,y look on such scene, and oniy interfere
when from h.s lying perfectly still. he thought
'aianbefy was badly hurt, OF, perhaps killed" We
rng!d never have believed upon testimony less ire
i2gEle than that of his own0arh.
Verify the Nashville atte!qt at assassination,
geographically recorded by Col. Benton, was The
jusltype Of iIu.gs 70 conc aud eyer oftne ben-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-07

The Rev. Timothy Flint. Of Cincinnati, Is pre-
pairing for the press, the " Lite of Daniel Boone
From the well known talents Of the author. We
may anticipate II work of more than ordinary IN
tereSt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-07

IT, ai'5rssc is.uiols o. - As,h =. - -1,t W
sr.=la On order 10 make HIM be still ~ ono OF
c. Jastsrrs friends The iuhBehi q TIE iyre De-
slat.s ..laIy r5alzfd n this cast , another OF
I,er. j.. Ssuus ffIfnds
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05

% We are authorized to announce HIr-
ROME l.. ORR, Esq. as a candidate to rep-c-
sent the counties Of Jefferson and Frederick
in the next Senate Of Virginia.
az We are authorized 90 announce Cxn.p,
b. WAsEa, Esq. a. candidate to reprr.eu, ~,
county Of Jefferson In The ne1, uouse Of nj.
gstea
GIVE nre authorized 20 announce Hrx.v
nEAAr' Esq " candidate to represent The
county Of JeHersoe in the next House OF Dele.
gates
or We are requested TO announce Joux s.
eAlLIHEn' "s candidate 70 represent the eoun-
y Of Jefferson IN the next House Of Dsler.,eA
g We are authorized to announce DAN.
IKE moAeAs, Esq. A. q candidate TO repre-.
sent the county Of Jefferson In the mex,
House Of Delegates
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05

IheJsGsTsOni0n and TTrginia 27mSs.
The Lynebburg JeiIsrsonian, edited
BY Richard x. CraIle, Esq. under
whose control that paper has been Tor
the last t~o years. has bsen removed
BY that gentleman 10 this City, end
the hfss numbeT Was published this
morning under the above title. The
following is the eIosing paragraph Of
Mr.. CABLES prOGessiOn Sf faith:
"on tiss lesiiag saijjeets q sssss so-erYuu.,,
ve have alrendy gwen car virua We srr a.
aayotsie ~ Iuterna inspr0yeunenis 81 fLe Saof,
SD q he sytissu ~ gef,ersi Ed.isstias--s.A
ge ar opPoscsl 70 say further disuaasisa a a..
-fbokasH Qztrshon."
The Jeaersopian and Times sill be
Pablished twice q week ~ IS . year.
Rieimosd Wing, Msrsk -.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05

on Tuesday the 9th Of March iass, Mr.. Pnrr,v
his age. 's~ "
On ihursday lat, nj aa advanced sce. Mr.,
S ,a' vile OF Mr. Jacob Cro~i, Of Shepherds
On Moadsy the ID inst. In the Esd year Of her
tIonate eoasort Of Mr. John p. f.nS,~;~ - ~
eoSn'.-ieAsiag m iDfant about ~ DAYS old.
Yesterday, after Q severe and prpsr.reed ;IInes,
Mr. ALsoS LOTT Of this town, aged about 90
years. ~
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05

We have received. from friead 10 Washing
ton copy Of letter addressed BY the Hon.
GAsnIxE MOoaE, Senator from Alabama, 70
his constituents. in reply to the resolutions sdop.
cd by meeting held in Cosrtlaad. In this. he
enters into full defence Of his vote arsipa Mr..
Ven Buren-snd shows tl.as, in many eases. (Iliu
Noah, Kendall, &c. the friends Of the Aduainis-
trasion voted esainsfthe Presiden,'s Somina,ioa.,
without being charged With . coalition, or with
faes'oas opPositioa. lie also gives tie vote upon
the nomination Of William Short, BY MIR. JeiE.r-
son, 10 1909, and shovsthAs "the names Of sO.ae
Of the most distinguished repabliesas. and the
warmert friends Of Mr. jefferson, we're recorded
against H."
The letter is very lOsg, which prsveass us from
copying u q present. II Is written with errs,
ability.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05
Dissolution Of PartnerhiD.

Vie firm Of KEFLsEcEs 4 NsrEIEv. il
~ his day dissolved by mutual consent.
Henry Nieeley Is authorised 20 close the bu.
siness. Al persons Indebted viii please call
and settle their accounts, as Henry Nicely
- about " remove 10 the vests That the
iiniaeai~ts elssing % the business y indis-
Pensable. DAVID KEPLINGER.
HENRY NICELEY.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05
VIRGINIA. TO WfT:
IrAssEp ssscn ,, 1891

VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
AZ kSies holden in The Clerks Office or
Che Circuit Superior Court Of Law ssl
ChaneeVy (os JsfIsrsao eosnty, the Grs,
Monday 10 April, 1882:
Danfsi Hoffman a'sd DGrid IThifeforI.
merchants and eo-rGvfneYs, fyedipg
Under fhs Erm Of Daniel Ho6mal
- Co., PLsiSr,TTs,
AssA!SST
Jfiehael Garry. Lttris WsTnwor, JaE'
SfTbbtsfeH. yoseph p. Shannon S4i
John Er6Pse, DEYEsDASTs,
IN CHANCEHY.
VIE deSvaSsst, Miehasi Gary, oct
- having entssed his sppesrsnes. Ard
given security sesesaiag 70 the set o. %
sesnbly sod the Fulss o. this court; afd
appearing by saiisfaelesy evidence 1h
he is not - iAbabilsns Of lhis eouaic
II - ordered. that The said cefsadssis'
appear here on The Frs day Of ihs ssIi
isSm. aed answer The bill sfihs plaiaih'
and that = copy 81 the efdsF b. forthrIs
inserted ~ some newspaper psblIsbseh
ChsFlesloaa. fog two moslhs saeesss,rs'f
sod posted 81 ths fgost door Of The e0ss
kosss IN the sad esun Of Charleston
A Copy--Tesfe,
RObEnT r. BROWN. CO.
April 5. 1854.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05

,.,o,,o Baiisssre, Marcel 81
ELOUR.-The wagon price remains steady
and uniform At - IS.
ro, -4icran1Ia, yRfareh 81.
,fLook--Ihe wagon price Of Flour vas
- 'oyes&erd.y. Last ssies from stores - 50.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05

Portugal and Spain. were able
70 state exclusively on Saturday upon
the authority Of our Paris correspon
dent, that the French Minister Of Ror-
eign Aaairs had signified 70 the Spanish
Ambassador in Paris, the determine.
ton Of the French Government not 70
permit the King Of Spain TO send troops
to the assistance Of DOa Miguel. We
are now informed, from q source emit.
tied to the highest credit, that . note
to similar effect, snd almost in as
stFoug terms, has been sent By Lord
Palmerston 20 ~. Il. Bermuda. the
Spanish Minister 1t this Court. The
last Dispatches from Madrid left no
doubt ct the existence Of q treaty be-
tween Ferdinand and Don Miguel, BY
which they bound themselves mutusI.
" TO assist each other. Up 70 that
TINE however. Ferdinsnd had not o.
Pepiy sent any troops 20 Portugal, but
large bodies Of SpaniaFds vsge arriv.
ing privately on different poinIs on
the frontiers. This important fac, hs,
been formally communicated 20 Lord
Pal@srstOn sSd Gen. sebas,isni.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05

baltimore, Maker ga few
days since . party Of twenty six young
men, from the East, arrived in this Ct
~ on their way to Columbis river. (the
OregOu) in the extreme Hest Of our
couniry. Their travelling wagons,
thTse in numbsr, were peculiarly con
stTucted, 10 be useful in their contem.
plated journeys the body Of the wagon
was calculated TO be used o. Q boat,
IN crossing OF passing rivers, the wheels
being detached and put into il. Dur
ing their stay here they eneampcd
every night IN field near the Bait.
more and Ohio Rail Road depot.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05

The Five Powers have determined
70 settle the Affairs Of Greere, 10 ap.
point King. and suppart him. Ohio.
the second ecn Of the King Of Bavsris.
~as selected to 81 the throne. lie /,
bot IL years Of sge.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05

NVAkEs this opportunity n inform ~
~ friends and customers 81 the laso Rr,n
thai he siiii continues business Il his Ga
stand, where be has on had, and intend,
keeping, general aossrtlnent q
BOOTS, SHOES, A1En RATS.
Also, superior shoe Stacking. WORK ma.
10 order N the neatest md noal aursbi,
manner. Aiso, Boot Trees asd Lasts %
every deseription, made az short sdtiee.
DAVID KEPLiNCER.
shfPhefds'0wn, April 5, 1872.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05
NOTICE

The Pew Rents q the PresLytrrisa Church.
is Mis- place. we're due on the ., ius,aas-ho.,er,
Niil please Pay TO JesEgn r. DAraHEnru or Carr
MoosA THE TRUSTEES.
ClIaricssown, April $, Ias2
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EcRxzx0N.

PorfugaL-Csptain Graham, of the
brig Leandcr, AZ Norfolk from Opor-
to, whence be sailed on the oath FEB.
ruaIy, informs the editors Of the Bea
con that the political affairs Of Portu.
gal were in a very unsettled state
Don Pedro's fleet was nome ntarily
looked for at Oporto. Two British
ships OF war were lying in that port,
having made preparations to receive on
board the families Of British merchants
resident there, in the event Of the ar.
rival OF the feet, which was reported
TO have sailed from Bresl, rendering
II necessary.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05

JsIbes Pleteher, Who wrote the MS.
tory Of Poland for the Psmily Library,
shot himself lately, near London. want
Of money being supposed TO be the
cause. A London Journalist observes
that he bad aiSays spoken Of ssieide
With ooniempt, and had sharply censur.
ed Col. BFsfston, Ills sgs wss %.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05

A Younger son Of Lueien BonapaFse
sas come 10 this cOuniTy. on a visit to
has uncle, Cont de SarviIlisrs.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05
NOTICE.

The Rev s TusTOS win preach At FIX Branch
on Sunday neH', II II O'Clock, A. NJ, and II
h-rpers-Fcrry II O'Clock, y. NJ.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05

n Melancholy EUenG.--On Saturday
evening last. 10 PymstuniDg township,
IN this county, Mrs. Rhoda Petit.
esnsort Of Mr.. Isaac Petit, who
vas subject to Cts, being alone in tie
dwelling ef her husband, except three
small children, and al infant 10 her
arms. took 81, ~ is Supposed. end
tell into the fires where the infant was
roasted to death, and she was 30 90.
verely burnt that she died on the next
day. The child vas about three week :
old. The eldest boy assisted in get
ting his mother out sf the Ere, and q.
larmed the Dsighbors.
fla<r<~r -.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05

FEW barrels siFeag VINCE
"A 100 bashels seed POTATOES
~. ~. HswsnsORf
April 5, iesa.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05
NonRoLK, MARCH IL.


Our Marine head to-day exhibits
some distressing results Of The gale
on Sunday night. A genileman from
the ssighboFhOOd Of Cape HenTy In.
forS4s Us that the crew Of the sloop
Iadias, wrecked stiha, place, ell per.
ishsd. The bodies Of four Of them
(proesbiy all On bosrd) were found,
one dashed Ia the shrouds, another
lying seSess cell Of rigging, and
ave aoatisg under the lee of the deck.
They wsrs eli taken on shore and
givss dsesns burial.-Tbe Indian
vas fron RieAm0gd, bound to Phila.
delphia With q cargo Of coal.
We understand, also, that there IL
. bSig ashore about miles s. oi
Cape hsaFy; = sIOop : miles beyond
the Brig and q topsaii SebF. (sv.
Iui 70 VeistsO With all hands frozsn
90 death, about miles 60 tho N. al
csps Henry Light House.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05

The Berkeley siss'iOn vili tAks place o. Moe
dry nszt The candidates. for the Iioase IL Dele
ssaes srS-CsPl willism g. Burns. Capt Levi
Henshsv, aud ChsrlsS James FsaIkssr. Rsa.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05

THR AsDRe FAnILy.-On the death
Of Major Aedre, the British Govern.
meat set,led 3ool. sterling . year for
lie, CD HE motfrar, and one hundred
On bile three sisters. a grstuity oi
1000 gaineas vas also presented
MRS. Andre, out Of the trivy purse,
and William Lewis Andre, biz bro.
Their, vas made q Baronet.
flDo1v ids.,.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05

Alsts New Orleans paper says--aA
Pesssnges On beard q steamboat which
Psssed shippingport, said that Il weuId
have besn impOssibls 10 see where the
toes was, bad he net seen the smok :
issaing from the tops Of the ehimneys
that we're PesPiDg Just abOps tas tea
ter sHgkdce.n
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05

There are now finished, In prsgress
AID projected, in the Ueited States
ftDo ftossG,sd nine Hundred aad Mirfy
eght miles Of Rail Roads.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05

II 10 stated in q German paper,
Published In Philadelphia, that the
capitalists Of Europe have offered to
make loan 60 the State Of Penusyi-
vasia, At On interest Of f,co per cent.
on the sole coalition that the prin-
cipal 10 not to be repaid before Fifty
years.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-05

The citizens Of Tovanda, Bradfor
county, Pa. have held . public meet.
ing, and avowed . deternination "a
prosecute TO the laws extent, any per.
son, whether eitizen or stranger, who
shall be found intoxicated within the
limits Of that borough.