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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
.WKEL FOX REN.T.

VVflAT Valuable Mill Property. situated on
- the Opequon Greek, mile from Smith
held, and within the circle Of a fine wheat
neighboTbood, and possessing great sdvan-
tage over most mills OF the riyer--having at
all seasons an abundance of wa,er-is for
rent. There arc attached 10 the same, n
RxASTER AND SAW MILL.
The Saw MIL having. at all times, rs much
saving ss u can do. II will either be rented
for cash rent, OF on the shares, 70 one who
can come we'll recommended.
Persons wishing 10 rent, will please call on
Mr.. 8. Cameron, who Is authorised 20 rent
the property.
JOHN ". WHITEHALL.
Jefferson county, Va,
May 10, Is33.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

eTS The subscribers to he fund for snclo.
sing che PTesbytenan Charch Yard, will
please pay without delay 70 Care MoOHs,
Rag IN order that the sane may be hnbhea.
May 3, 1889. The TRUSTEES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

VVHE subscriber, Intending to visit Har-
n Pefs-Perry BY the 1st Of June, purposes
opening Dancing School, wherein wsltziDg
will be taught II desired. CentIemen may
avail themselves Of this opportunity likewise
Of learning all the athletic exercises as taught
In the University Of Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

Several papers are exulting in the defeat Of Mr.
Coke, in the Aecomac district, on the ground Of
his being JNEiLfer, and yet these same papers,
PrOfessipg S,iIi Erosser hOsror Coz the doctrine
1T Secession, arc rejoicing at the success. Of MFR.
Wise, an aSoweSl !yeces~oRisf! But NulIi6catiOn
being in bad OdOur just nov, It Is gallant and
ehivalrous to denounee it. Nothing mort than
Faistsfian courage is required TO Kill dead man.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
NEW SHORE,
4. 81. " @. II. .4fauseffh

AVE received second supply Of Spring
- Goods, amongst which are some cheap
o1s0TA0. viz: blue, black, and brown
'tsht and dark grees, Polish green, purchased
at auction, md viii be sold the cheapest
Also, Lne assortment Of Fancy Goods, a.
and ID Lutestring, fancy Handkerchief,
Painted Muslms, extracted Ginghams, fancy
Calicoes, all Of which, and every thing they
have. will be sold at q very small pro,,t.-Al
SO, fresh Said Oil, and Sugar-Iiouse Molasscs.
CharIestown, Nay 16, le33.-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

"Dv-Sa daH and no grss6Eng. This bush
ness phrase has been literally fulfilled In a ,ery
important way during the last week. The doss
has leen effeetually haitl-and grlrnblipg has
ceased ZOE the prrsent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
TR:.sH x.rA0U.

a KILN Of LIME has just been burnt up
IA on my farm, two miles north Of Charles
town, and is now for sale. II will be sold at
20 cents busliel ut the kiln. or delivered in
loads of not less than thirty bushels, at -
cents JAMES G.. HURST.
May Q, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
I.In6H ron sAr.E.

HAVE Kiln of fresh LIME for sale.
II near my present residence, 5 miles from
Charlestown, s from Shepherdstown, and the
same distance from Harpers-Ferry.
-: JAMES l.. RANSOM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

AZ the celebration Of Jcifcrsoas Birth Day. NJ
bl.irssiiic, Pa, the following toad Vas given:
".fsdSsss JaeLsss; in rc.pe~t to State Rights.
the true exposstor II JKryEssoS."
And this:
"Pensvlrunia: FIRM mud uaxl,aken amid ali
the tmmoils Of party coailiets, in bcr devotion In
The prineipies Of Democracy, as faxyAf NV LII
Ger.oa, and pr,aease.fby Jasi.oa."
These good people have = lively conception Of
th- principles they esIk alsossl The feslcr.li.ss
running to embrace Jack soa for oscrthrp~ ,ur
Nh.t they aigmatise t- mad ess,cuirs Of J,t..r-
soa-the Dcnsocrats 81 honest Bao,i. are psuisipx
him fcr truly cxPoanalinx and sustsiuins lsrm.e
true Tendency of Jscksoa's constitutional rars.,
On and Perkins, ard Walsh aud King, or far,ncr
iians,-l kichsosd Mig.
The appointment Of William J. Duane, ESQ.
as Secretary OF the Treasury, OF which no
doubt seems tn be now cnter aimed, has cali
ed forth general and warm expressions Of
pleasure from those who are acquainted with
that gentleman. The editors OF the IntclIi-
gencer pronounce . high eulogium upon him,
founded upon personal acquaintance Of ma
ny years standing. There could be no more
conclusive proof Of his caPability rs man Of
business aud 4 hnancier, and Of his industry
and uprightness, than the fact Of his ha, ing
csJoyed the unlimited confidence Of Stephen
Girard.
Mr.. Duane is the son Of the former editor
OF tho Aurora. The Philadelphia Inquirer
states that he was originally printcr-work-
ed many a long and weary day at the case
then studded law, and gradually attained, by
the force Of unassistcd merit, 10 the high
standing among his fellow-citizcns, which has
!ed 70 ms elevation to one Of the most impor-
tant and digniied posts in the Union.
Bali. ca
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

hY virtue OF decree of the Circuit sumo
~ rior Court Of Law and Chapcery for
Jefferson county, pronounced on the - day
OF aPril last, IN case in which George En-
Tier - plaintiff, and Phcbe Bennett, admins.
uatrix OF Van Bennett, deco ased. and the heir.
OF inc SAID deceased, are defendants. \ shall
As special commissioner, on Saturday fk< ASIA
ina: quay, expose TO sale, NJ public auc ton.
IN front ot Daniel Enilcr's tavern i'm shen
herdstown, to the highest bidder,
THE TRACT OF LAND.
Formerly owned by the SAID Van Bennett, de-
cosSed, situated on the Potomac river, on,,
mile above Shepherdsto~n, Jefferson county.
Va. (at this time tcnanted by Jacob Hout.
containing about l60 AO0E8, 100 OF
which arc cleared, the balance clothed with
thrifty young timber Of various kinds, viz
Poplar, Oak, Chestnut, SC. The cleared land
IS hrst-ratc wheat land, and ia n good state OF
cultivation; good portion Of il river bot
tom, we'll adapted to corn or meadow Tho
improvements are, comfortable log dwelling
house, an excellent large barn, stables, &s
n large peach and apple Orchard, OF tho
ehoicest irut. Also, a never-failing well of
lHnc stone water convenient To the house
Terms Of sate-One third Of the purchase
money IN hand, OF the balance, one third I'm
one year, and the remaining third IN 2 YEAR
the purchaser TO give bond add security for
the said deferred payments and title 10 ba
retained as further security.
GEORGE REYNOLDS,
May :, 1888. Special Coss'r:
.Noie.-The decree directs a sale subject
TO TIE widows dover, but she Joins in the
sale, and will unite IN tie conveyance.
q. II. S. c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

The Richmond Enquirer is boasaing that Vir-
gaia 10 "true TO the back bone" How True
20 the doctrines Of the Proclamation, or To those
principles which have been her pride for the Las,
thirty-6vc years She eannot be true 20 both
Which do you mean,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

The Legislature % Connscticut have eho
sen u. w. Edwards. 80. GoverhoF, aud Ebe
neKer Stodard, Lieut.. Governor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

All difficulties between the great Canal asld Rail
Road Compaaies having been settled. We may now
turn our eyes towards our winehestrT friensls.--
We suppose, BY the fourth Of July, the 6rst earth
will BE- upturned. Are nc right
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
ar HlRPERSFERRY, "a

Ton !SAenaadsah-S)
prepared IN accommodate, In the most
~ agreeable manner, company travelling 10
and from tins place. The House Is spacious,
and has recently undergone vaeious repair,
adding 10 its convenience and agreesblsnsss.
The public geBeFally shall receive the moss
satisfactory accommodations. and generous
support a coa6dentiy expected By their hum
DE servant, JOHN FTTZSlMAONS
Nay I 6, ls73.--1
B.--Friyste families, travelling, can Be
accommodated. j. 3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
Terrn,

Broad Sword and Cane Exercise, So
Subscription lists may be seen at Major
Stephepson's Hotel. V. FERRoN.
Nav I6, 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

BSfagOSs, Carts ~ E'IOssghs.
n HAVE one good two-horss Wagon, two
\ Carts, Ten - DAYS celebrated Pio,igbs,
assorted sVes Also, orc strong and neat
hafOuche Zoe sale
n. 7. TOwSLR.
shepLerdslogn, Arsil l., isJJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

nF the Overseors Of Tire Poor Of jefferson
~ County, will be- held a Henry Hsines'
tavern IN CharisstoWn, on the first Monday n
June nest, being ths ~ dag u the month
All persOns having claims, will present them
on that deg. ~ order Of the Board.
JAMES BROWN, Ctsrk.
Msy ., 1898.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
mnnRnua WAwTWn.

GtAsH, and good price, viii b. given for
~ Nsgr0es q bath sexes. not exceeding
n years o. age. For mochaDics, very liberal
THONAs GRiGGs.
CharisstoEn, May Is, 1889
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
YTMU POTATOES.

TEViIE undersigned has from so TO so bush
II els OF POTATOES, for sale, at his farm
near Charlestown. They are OF prime QUA
lity. THOMAS HITE.
May ., 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
Negro Vy-Osss0M FOR. SAFE.

"A YOUNG healthy Negro Woman, will
IA be sold to master in this or the neigh
bouring counties. She is a good house SER
want and semstress, and is without incum-
brance. Apply at this Office.
May Q, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
ROOTN .a.V.D NNOEN.
ChsSCtRg Tobacco.

n PREsiI supply Of sweeLseenied Maid
en-land TOBACCO, has lust been rseslV-
ed. is Of veFy superior quality, and " IN
delight the lovers q good chewing.
WA. CLEVELAND & co.
May p, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16


The assault Of Lieut.. Randolph upon the Presi-
dent Of the United States, Is pretty generally
condemned. II is denounced in term. Of parsicu-
Lar severity by those especially who some years
ago found great amusement ina the nose-pulling
OF the President Secretary, while in tie discharge
Of apnblic duty. Many papers produced very
learned trcatises upon noses, and these were re
printed and swallowed With grsat zcs Some,
however, find little palliation for this act In the
very opprobrious terms employed BY the Presi-
dent in his dismissal Of Lieut.. Il. lie says, in
dissenting from the opinion Of the Court Of En-
quiry, which had acquitted Randolph:
'sIn the opinion Of the President the facts which
appear in this case, and the conduct Of Lieut.. Ran
dniph throughout the investigation, prove him 10
be unwozzhy the naval sel~iec Of tliis Rspubiie
sud On ulfs associate for those Of ekfuai,,y,
integrity aud honor. ,rhe adovn Nary Tie
Secretary Of the Navy is therefore directed 10 dis
service Of the United Staics."
Randolph had been at the lannon's mouth in
the hour Of danger, and Was not, even after his
dismisaal, considered by the " sons Of chivalry''
themselves, Who are pretty tenacious Of their
honor, m " unfit associate for them IT'S scarce
60 be wondered al, that = man Of ardent feelings
should, for a moment, be naddened, and plunge
into On eel Of folly, which almost every ono mus,
dcPlorr.
II IL undcrstood thst Lieut.. Randolph means 10
surrender himself to the civil authorities, after the
excitement shall have had little time to sabsitIe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
AIO RsE W.aRR.

al last Faster Mondsy, a negro Hso
~ named ANTHONY. and Belonging 4,
Mr.. Frances Lafue Of Frederick eounty.
ran sway from my service. Hs was last
seen m the neighbOrhOSd Of M aau.9 lar,,,
where be has site add i psobably about
there stI, % Ia the neighborh God 81 Tf.s.
Pers~FeEry, - be vas hired 70 Mr.. flsory
s'ridsr last year. fio went sHay ~ a sua og
draS domestic cloth; is about : feet 3 o. Z
inches high, stout made, baid, and not very
black. tie y ford Of uhisksy, living sni
braEging wiii give ne shove reward n b.
- isken osi q he State and returned 10 me.
% - q taken within NE STATE And secured "
ri.at get hia again
sAN'L G sSYDER.
Chafisisovh, May 2, ltgg IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
W. n 3. ~. .amstersoss

OW have their supply Of SPRYHd
~ GOODS and in addition to the stock
usually kept by them, have general supply
OF Carpenters' Tools, and Blacksmiths' Files,
Screw Plates. sc. Also, a general assessment
OF iron-Cast, Shear, American and English
Blister STEEL-Wheci Boxes, Cross Cut
Saws, SC. sc.
HarPers-Ferry, May 9, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

AIarlln.barE. 30 .. is99.
- .BOsSrneNl1ae1s NNdafFers.

"E wish ~ employ iwo Journey msn
w Ssddlers, b. whom LIBERAL wsges aud
constant employment NiIl BE- given, u inns
date application b. made
FARNswORTH 4 SMITH
sHsiih6ed. May ., 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
THE FREE PRESS.


''Pas your finger In sisc, aud screw until you
can bear him no ioagcr-<las 10 dc Rheumatism.
Give him another sqsceze. and dat 10 dc souA"
The frcnshmas's description Of khcuma-
hs'n has bsea sofaliy rr>iized. for NOW than ,
week pass, BY the uafortua.,e wight Who. With
s1sne effort. ~ieis thc goose-qsill from ~heA hi,
paiafal paragraph emanaics.
Head. ncck, shoulders, md baek-ali in agony
but WHIT sisni6~s ,hss, The press must no, be
stopped, though every muscle wrrr s,iRtned. and
every limb sracked like the homes Of a lamb
t~ixt dc grinders of hungry lion.
Ther~'s = little spice Of ccmfort growing o,a Of
al this, hosevcr. We cannot ..boo" 60 those in
power, nor
Crook the supple hinges cf the knrc,
That thrift ma, follow a~niug.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

WVfiE undersigaed wishes 10 hire q good
~ COOK, % Whom liberal wages Will be
gwen. JAMES STEPHENSON.
HarPersrFerry, May 3, l533.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
BOOK Lost.

OST, on the evening Of the 9Th of April
1A between Charlestown and Shepherds
town, an Account Book, containing n tally Of
the scholars belonging to the school Of the I'M
dcrsigned. II was wrapped in a red cotton
handkerchief, and has on the outside print
Of several buildings. II is Of no use to any
but the owner, and n reasonable reward will
be given, on leaving il at this office, or with
the subscriber in Shcpherds:own.
JAMES X. LAMB.
May Q, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
STRAY COW.

GTRAYED from the subscriber. living Ia
- ChaFleslOwR, about tie middle Of last
nOoth, a small Black COW.
No marks reeolleeted. She Wss
purchased about year sines,
from Mr.. Jacob Nichols, nearaA -,
the Shenandoah river.
JAMES LINDSEY.
May rs, ls33.-3L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

Ssssqsseh@Na@ kFerFt1gs
WUsT vseiyea asd Coz sale ~
81 a. KFYEs.
May ., 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
M~yDpes.s-Fer Sarisxv,
xeeSf tfNf ion.

MAI 6, 1888.
a Meeting Of the Board of Dirccsor,
- VI tisc H.persFesry Savings Instirssicn
Vspknsp, ihss the following rates u Interest," be
allowed on sirposites, zig;
Ga ,nms snhjcct % BE- sithds1~n2 per cent.
at month. notice. Sper annum.
~ ~ days notice, p,r .nm,,,n.
n 90 days notice, S,er .c,s,m.
DANIEL BEbiScER.
Way i"' isSS.-d Iicaspsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16


JosErHH. SuEss.RD, Esq has Withdrawn from
the editorial Department. Of thu Winchester Nir-
ginian; and the paper is hsrcsftrr To be- owned and
conducted BY Mr.. EpeAa W. RanISsos, Who has
Ler" Tor sc,cral years eonscstcd With the c.,ab-
lishmcut.
Sir. Shcrrard has bern able and successful IA an
Edtnr, and rtircs With the respect of mos, Of his
contemporaries La his ,aleslicsory, lac says:
eli IT any time have bccn No usfwtun~,e NJ ,o
give jsa c.sssc of prrsoaal osFeec. or innict mo-
Incnt's pain on the frciiags Il ANY one, siseerc-
" rcgret the occurrence"
Some years ago, Mr. 3. and the editor Of this
PAPER suffered temper to get tic better Of rason,
and they exchanged lev coarse personalities no,
very eredtAble TO either. But time and rvacctioa
have convinced both Of the folly Of sarh warfare,
and mutual good feeling has been resumed
Though prompt 10 resent n rial supposed inju-
~. we feel that tl.cre is room in bosom for
rambling mslicc, or the smoulacring cmbcrs OF
dislike; and never having entertained morc than
n momcntsry resentment towards Mr.. s., and he
having given Us cvideaec Of liberal oblivion, on
his part, Of past oceurrcnecs, we now most cheer
fully tender 10 him the hand Of fellow ship, with
our best wishes fur his prosperity and happiness
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

- sesSo! ADOTS 9tH8!
NtiE subscriber respectfully tenders hi,
- grateful Acknowledgements TO his friends
and customers for the liberal patronage he
has received. and takes this method Of inform.
ing them that no has just received n hand
some supply Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

~ Consisting Of Dry LIZA
A Goods, Hardware, Es0t&
Queensware, Gro e H2
q ceries, Liquors, 4z.Ee
Hats, Shoes, and wooden-ware, all Of which
he viii cell at reduced prices and on accom-
modating terms. q. b. BRUA.
Harpers-Ferry, May l6, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
spring Sysad Sssassssser
GOODS.
The subseriber Is reeeiving his stock of
SP1uG0 AND SUMMER
@00DSa

GOODS
v 70 which he respectfully invites the at
II tent'on Of his friends aud the public
generally. lis Stock comprises almos, eve
~ S"b'fs"fiai article necessary for Spring and
summer use; and he pledges himself to sell
them CHEAP.
WIN. n. CRAIGHII.I..
Charlcstown, May l6, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

HE subscriber has just received from the
u cities OF New York. Pbil,d.lohi. ~
Baltimore, and 10 aow opening in Mr.. W.i,.r
b. Selbys hrc-Proof stors-hoase, lately occu.
P'ed By Mr.. D. T. Towper, an saoxaot and
complete assortmcut Of o0oD0, which he
oilers, Wholesale and retail, At very r.dsced
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09

The ship Globe, Capt. Dixey. 1913 days from
Canton, arrived at Philadelphia on Tuesday
Her cargo, says the Pennsylvania, is Estimated
to amount to about half million of dollars.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09

This letter was written, it will be perceived,
before Mr.. Randolph's supposed conversion. AS
illustrative OF the general facts above stated, we
quote the following auecdote from the ). s.
Journal -" The late John Randolph, some years
since, addressed himself to an intimate friend IN
terms something like the folowing {" used to
be called a Frenchman. because | took the
French side in politics; and though this was an
just. yet the truth is, should have been French
atheist, il it had not been for one recollection,
and that was the memory OF the time when my
departed mother used to take my little hands IN
hers, and cause me on my knees to say, Our Fa'
fher uhich art in heaven"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09
QUAKER TRIAL.
To the Editors ofthe Philadelphia Gazette,

TnExroN, Mnndsy evening, August 5h.
Mr.. Wood has not yet finished his argument
on behalf Of the Orthodox party. Most probably
he will close to. morrow morning, when be will
be followed by Mr.. FreIinghuysen. Mr.. Wood
is in some respects one Of the most extraordinary
men We ever have seen He does not exhibit any
thing that may be styled brilliant eIoquence, but
he forms his sentences correctly, and speaks with
such uniformity that person who is not looking
at him while he is speaking. would suppose he
was reading. The strong points in his argument
he manages with great force and perspicuity. and
as to weak ones he displays his prudence and in.
genuity BY passing them over very lightly: The
audience is large and highly respectable, and
among other constant attenders is the Rev. DR..
Beesly of this place. Yours, respectfully, &c.
The report of Ephrain K. Avery's presence in
this quarter, is true. He has been in this city,
and now resides with highly respectable family
in Germantown. On Friday last, he was at the
camp meeting near Darby. He did not, how.
ever, show himself to the people, but remained
in tent-where he was carefully screened from
observation. Few persons were aware Of his
presence. Whether he will preach at Ger.
mautown, is not known. Rumor says that he IS
preparing the anxiousIy expected vindication.
Pennsyiuanian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09

New Orleans.-There were three duels fought
on the cath ult. at New Orleans, one of which
proved fatal to one of the parties. and the others
were but slightly wounded. In all three in.
stances the parties were intimate friends. The
Mercantile Advertiser calls this " food for our
Northern Sophists."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09

The preparation of the crime OF suicide ha'
late become an occurrence Of frequent repetition
in this country, and the examples, We regret
destruction Of a very respectable citizen OF Lex
painful shock to the feelings Of that commun'!!
tice of the circumstance.
ION Sunday evening last, james Cowan, E'f
the Commonwealth Attorney for this JudIcl"
District. put an end to his existence by shcotIC:
himself through the head with large dueI'os
pistol. The cause Of this unhappy affair IS lH
subject entirely Of speculation, nothing ha'ln'
been left BY him developing the. reasons "h'fh
operated upon him tn commit so horrid an act
He mingled in social converse With his friends
during the day, and nothing unusual was disco
vered by them in his conduct or conversation -
For the last two months, however, Mr. Coa'.
has exhibited an instability and fickleness, '0i'
were not heretofore thoug ht to constitute az
part OF his character"
The British barque Woodman, arrived o.
New York from Bristol, England. spoke On 'n'
Cd inst. of Nantucket Shoals, British barq''
lia~kshury, from Londonderry Tor fni'aue'P"N
with $50 passengers in state Of mutiny.
The Lexington Observer mentions repo''
that thirty convic,s had died of cholera IN '''
Kentucky Penitentiary, on the eth ut.
Jamaica papers to the 9Th ult have been 'E
ceived by the editors Of the New York Mefcan
tile Advertiser. They are said to be "Prln.r
paIy filled with comments OF the plan tor efnsn
cipsting the slaves, which continues to eaIT'
the deepest interest throughout the British =. =,
ands, where it is considered death blow % ~
interests Of the planters"
Health Of New Nork.-The City inspeem
reports the deaths Of only 100 persons, Gu.ins
the week ending on Saturday. The poPuia...gi
Of New York is not short Of two hwldr,' w.
thirty thousand.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09

shall never forget the chilling GOODNESS of my
reception. In few days set out for Bizarre,
and was once more restored to the society of the
fondest Of brothers. The events that soon fol.
lowed, are those which have already related
to you, and which you say most truly, can never
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09

The Lexington Observer mentions repD'.
that thirty convic,s had died Of cholera III ''
Kentucky Penitentiary, on the eth ut.