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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-13
HOT DAY.

What plaques summer breakfast,
Eat whate'er you will!
4 roll is but q nasty thing.
And toast is nastier still.
Then how to pass the time away
Till dinner-there's the doubt:
You're hot if you stay IN the house
You're hot II you 30 out.
When dinner comes. Lord help US all!
Such frying! such stew!
You're hot il you don't touch bit
You're hotter if yns do.
Then after dinner what to dos
No knowing where TO rove
The gentlemen are hot below,
The ladies hot above.
And now the kettle comes again;
That's not the way TO cool one:
Tea makes an empty stomach hot,
And hotter still full one.
But then an evening walks the thing;
Not If you're hot before;
The man who sweats when he sits still
Will, when he moves, sweat more.
Well, now the supper's come, and come
To make bad worse. wot;
For supper, while 1t heats the cool,
Will never cool the hot.
And bed, which cheers the cold mans heart,
Helps not the hot pin;
For he who sweats when out Of bed,
Sweat ten times more when in.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-13
Fairfax LAND for Sale.

2fY3&<, | will sell TRACT OF LANU, III
gk the county Of Fairfax, adjoining the hands oil
~ Thomas Hall and the estate Of the late VIII.
kna. liam Fitzhugh, decd, commonly Known
Wards Tract; containing, by estimation,
IN ACRES, more or less
This land 10 divided into two tenemcnts, eaeh o.
which there is . small. comfortable
DWELLING HOpSE.
The soil is somewhat thin, but Asily improved Le'
we'll; is healthy; and sbounds Nth several never '1
To a person vi,h;n~ 4" summer residence in the
country. this land migpbe desirable Terms Loef.'.
and made known hspplication to Miss Catherine
Barker now In tpSn, or to
iyl0-3t&2s~2w GEORGE WHITE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-13

A Lettei TO the Editors from friend in til,
State Of Ohio, under date Of the 9TH instant,
informs ID that that part Of the country (,he
Western Reservoirs enjoying excellent health,
and that be harvest is so very heavy, that,
with all thu exertion the People can make, they
will have geat difficulty in saving it.
Our fried further informs Us, that, 10 conse.
quence prbabIy Of the terrible ravages Of the
Cholera at Lexington, it is not likely that Mr..
CLAY will ts,t the North, this summer. as he had
intended; iiich will be as great disappointment
to his frienls in that quarter, as Mr.WEBsrER's
rapid MOVEMENT homewards has been to the PEG.
pie of all prts of Ohio, who were anxious to Gee
him, aud mach disappointed that they had not an
opportunity -Nat. Lat
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-13

ton many wastefu and almost idle domestcs.-
Exempted from labor aud even from the cares of
business by the employment Of agents, we i'm.
blbe habits and modes Of thinking unfavorable to
physical improvement Or successful agriculture.
The unfinished houses, and projects half execut.
ed, which are to be seen throughout the State,
are evidences Of the meaning and truth of this
remark. That the ease in which we have so long
INDUCED, favors the attainment Of literary and
political knowledge and personal accomplish
ments, is manifest from the acknowledged prof.
cheney Of Vrginisns ia these respects. But. whilst
we are all politicians, to a man, it is to be re.
GREETED that our achievements in the arts and sci.
ences bear no just proportion to the opportunities
we have had. May not this arise from the i'll.
judged devotion of too much time to pleasure
aud dissipation: 1t is questionable for gen.
teel or educated Virginian to apply himself to
the details and cares of the humble, but useful
vacations Of life. And hence it is, that the most
Of the sprightiness and genius Of the State have
been applied to one Of the two learned profes.
sions. The puIpitjs Of late, putting in its claim
to the aspirations Of our youth. Have not agri.
culture and the arts been too long robbed in this
way, of their Just share Of taIents-of men whose
intellectual endowments might have given more
winning countenance to the venerated mother Of
10 all.
"The white man who has to labor for his sup.
port, does it with an unwilling spirit. He sees
the exemption enjoyed BY others. and il he does
not fancy himself equally entitled to it, is too apt
to rspine at his lot, or migrate to some new State,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

Mt2icO. The editors NJ the AMER
can have been favored with the annex
ed extract 81 letter received yesief
day frUm San LOUIS Potosi, via Mes
Orleans, dated i4th October:
''Ihe Rev olpiion ~ this part Of 'h'
e0abtry has baeb put stop 10 for ihe
present, AFists, Wiih about 5000 mcr,
having surrendered IN GVabsxabto 70
ne Federai army. commanded b. tie
President -. Anna. General Defaf
With about SEQ cavalry, made his e,
cape and - presuaed to have gore
towards 0axsSa.
tbe lives Of the prisoners were saaf
ani'sd 70 ihemj bat before the treaty
was eEeesied, The greater part Il ths
rebels deserted from iis fsllilmeot-
ArIsls, three siher generals. and hea'
" sli BIS officers are however prs0a
ere a"d are not likely 10 escsPe.
Commerce will now revive. snd J
hope our inieTeouFss 9th the enas'
VIII be uninterrupted. "--Bait. .iDs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05
HYDRoPHoBIA.
.af.e.ey. Lue...nr e. pa \,

'sf'Dsey, Lyeszung Cs. Pa -hsv. 10.
mr.. Eren PaEihGHrus, who was bic.
ten By q rabid dog, some weeks ago.
expired on "Wednesday Ia.t. hay,nc
suffered intense agony from ~ ydropho,
eIa, from the Monday before. On
Monday morning At breakfast, on nut.
ting cup Of coffee to his lips, ne vas
observed TO shudder and put il down
untasted; he directed his wife 70 re.
move the chiIdren from the room, and
IN short iime after the psroxysms
came uPon him. and continued with
httie intermission until his death.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

nc ~osk o~ ths srstioas Of The wi0ehesser
ana Potomac Rail- Road. Ia the vicinity Of hi.
eo~n' '' now rapidly being prosecuted, s..I vv
presume the whole psss;sa % ,iss Iis.s s..s.r s-
sss& ~ mikes. 10 By din time eaiivrs-d with
'se m"''e Of The voSknsn's spade aad .aa.soek.
ne numerous strangers (noss Of whom are the
handy sons at Erin,) Who nov daily .hrour o,,,
ssrects, Is an evidence that stsentioa ba. 49,,
sr~~n TO tie work. u Is plainly to Isr seen Tia,
she wheel Is in motion; and the effect. 20 lar.
serfn' beneficial, particularly to the merchant and
'averD-keepev. hut hov far our citizens. rrne-
1ny' vif uSsiasassly be beneEssetI, ve are M.
prepared to esaimsse. We, bovsvrr, difs..r Gror,
"o'e who entertain the opinion thst our eosnrnn.
Hs'y ~iIl derive M advantages NJ all Gvom ,h,.
ha''-Hoad. Certain IL ia, no INJURY, vo.n,v a
consideration, can BE- the rrsult. Tb-rre,r. 4.
Ms regarl IL In the iish, Of sn cxI,erime, o.,, a
which no harm can grow, b,a which may b, mr.
austivw Of much gnoA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05
FRoN rue BALrIwonr Avy,,c,,

me editors OF the InteIliEencer ,erm IN
nave overlooked the fact, mentioned herr,o.
lore 70 this sod other Baltiaore journals. ths,
tne ONO Raii koeA Company have bsd ,heir
susnuon, Tor considerable time. expressIv
directed TO the employment oT AsYHn ,r,ry
Coat ~ the fuel for their locomotive en9irs.
and that they have eompsssed ana bsd -
constant operation, for months past, a loco.
aotse Of admirable performance, In which
, mas KIND Of fuel Is exclusively EMPLOYED
s. snAh DC g'sd TO see the sblhFneile OF the
ro.o'sse used tOr thas, and the many other
49,, -ss's purposes TO which u u adopted. IS
soon - the canal reaches NE roaI -.
which has been 90 happily dlseo,sr,s s 49,.
hsrPoss Ferry. -'S'e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

BEAU BRUaNEL. reference 20
TIE melancholy shipwreek Of the An
Pb''rite convict ship, near Bologne on
The Coast Of France, having on boa:d
hundred and twenty passengers, al
OF whom persisted, great blans has been
ia'd upon the English Consul at Bou-
I"gne. IL Is said that If he bad per.
formed his duty. the lives Of all on
board might easily have been saved
tits now stated that this Consul ia no
other than the once famous Brummel,
the chief Of English eSquisites, and
Tor many years the arbiier of fashion
aud genlility IN London. The matter
- IN the progress Of investigation b,
the British Governor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

We have eor'cd in to-day IS paper, n speech of
Tue Hon. DAVID CAocKxT. delivered ., a publ;.
dinner given him BY the citizen. Of Abingdon. In
This State, While on his way to the .ea, Of govern
ment Although il may not equal, in s,ie, the
Message OF the Pre,ideat, yet ve have no ds,uL.
van DC read With equal interest, anal doub,les.
quite ss extensively.
Go ahead!" ColoseI-it IL an aslairaLls sE.
Hort Tor the .frH" time---We think siser- orr,
worse patriots in the Land than you've admire
your Republican simplicity and patriotic firm
ness, ant regret that so few Of the politician. Of
he present day possess your Roman virtues and
Independence
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

VIII be seen BY nm aSsrrti.emeut IN today.
PAPER that Packet Boa, has beeo placed on the
Ssaai' To ply regularly between the Point Of
sosks sad hsrpers-Fsrry, "to next the Rail-
Aoad Gers running to and from Baltimosr," by
Wy o. Frederick. Travelbevs vho leave Mar
Pers-Pes1y n in The morning, will. bv nj, ..,-
.eyA"ees reach Baltimore early in the evening Of
me same day. The other hours of starting fiosa
We Ferry are also rrguIasrd. ve presume, 20
Is 70 pscvsns delay TO tbose vAs With 10 ua,.
The Poinf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05
Fsom ne 81. IoAn, r.v III osr,,,,

DISTRESSING CALAsITT.-AL.,,itsi SIN o'olock
on Sunday morning last, Nov. I5thl cur Ell
ssns were alarmed by the appalling srv az
I'rt' which was soon bcheld bursting fr.g,
,hs house occupied By tho Rev Dv. Cav. \.
Dfu.Hgfon Roc. The servant girl. Ne laaru
hIsi discovered the Gre, ahd having awaLs
Miss Cunningham, (nleee To DIR. t,vsv \ n~o-
ssedsd 70 DR. Gray's room and alarmed him
The Doctor instantly arose and telling Mr.
Crsy TO leave the room imgoediateIy. deseea.
ded The lower apartments, for The p,,rno.s
ss We understand, of procuring . bsht ths
s~sssns girl remained uhh HFs. urav. OR
rsnshing The foot Of the Stair. I1rs a.,
hnding that Ms. Gray aud the ssrvs.t ~
hot followed him, made an effort b. rsrDiU
the bed rOom, bat could noa reach a M go
seqneuee II iho OssrDOvsfing volume az
ssnoke ard Same which met ADD nsarlv 80.
Ioe a'sd him. ~ tbs time, a Rusal,sr ~ ne,-
sons had reached The spot, several II wl,sr.
Shh Faos. praise worlky zeaI, made rep~s,,J
attempts "a reaeh The rOOu 1ksre the L,I,-
Iess Victims sail were. bot from the densis,
% TIE Smoke. aud seorchlng ass.e = h,eb 80
ofoken into The aPaStfasnt, their hsst ..ass-
sosfs fToted wholly unsvsilinz, Ard the IN
,er i,ins,e Lad{, asd her servant named ~,
Hsfkiey, psrished 10 the aamsA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

The suggestion of Col JouSsoN a. a candidate
,or TIE Prcsi'ensy, Is by Spune, soass,Iers.,a ..
ae''ee OF Nsn Burcnisrn. 70 tfes.sh Dr. We.
',''" Ar Cl-y, snd 20 maisip,y the rnsciesss,.
sn-nef@ Ohsvs virv il as serious rn..srr ..,d
'''"k vii ruin Van. prospsss.. Oo~ ,ldnv
may be considered pretty ser,.;,,--,.,, -
s'H % 'o'u'rd du'i"g the prrsrus session. .,d
me 'a'nPs'gn uin op~a With great ,ixo~ !. a.
spriag.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

Ths sesshsru Patriot mentions Shss Mr..
Calnovs sryivsd 81 Char'essoa one day last
week, and the same evening addressed tho
Stsse Rights Party at the Ciress for hslf an
Aosr. eniaryinG much on the efficacy Of the
ss."a taken ~ South Carolina io psocur,ng
sne ssst mcdincat'oo OF uhs Tariff. Mr. q. ~
reported slso TO have spoken against N. ia,c
act OF Congress, Cor enforcing Tho cosscc ton
Oh tho revenue, rs ono which mus, be repeal
co. &C. Bed. Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

liz THE FIELD.--A wri,sr m IN. N..,-,u
lTennesses) Banner, formallv nr-ss,.. ,sse
masIm Fas BUnEs for the next Presidsos,
sea oev. CAaassLs q that state. for W.
ssa'esot- bpsakiBg q The qualiseatIoos ~
~; van baFeas The wFiasF says,--ss1rh-
sialms Of this esnilemsR are 40 ven ,,n.I.r-
ssoooi mas an convinced they viii % AMI,
appreciated 81 our eitiEens.p
W pretty generally "uoderssoo-s- tn,
1850 sIes'een l Seekson.-the Immortal old Rorneo,
a s chosen this ''swect HtiIs fellow. ~ -
s@ saecessor3 SD this agaia = uUlvsss.lI,
.u,soes-lood" 70 be By far his ssroo--.,
,.,,ns sA, o. quala'ealioa. These thing. bsiev
III, .nsos'5 ue TeBpsssas writer 49,
"" not 70 enisFsu upon them.
Ben. Palriof.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

The era .rs.ioa q shc 95d Co.xrc.s conn
r.cse-i On Nos'si-y iss. Il viii NO siosss be ,
hag ,-s.ies. r-.rhing psrhsp. To July next. Ma
ny i~ross.na sai.j~sss - espsss-d % osssPy Il.
sssrsasoa. -AnS~x tks csssic>s which viii ,~r-
,sss t1vs~Ivc> (>y. he Nssios.i tnt~iiiErne.r)
~ tg rss-r esa of the orsli.sry so~~s- Of .sx;.-
issioa, viii b. sbe eassi<scrsaioo II The b~-,r..
safety a ss'c Public Drposise,, Tho eostlsioa u
s'e Pos Oaicc, Nth sh- esuscs uf lie rrstis~ be-
hi"d-hs"d ~ls;l-s Il ~ss rvpos-A % ucosp.rv..,
a'sl the sose.grssioa u tn Tr~-sry Drpsrtn-us.
which has oeesrsesi si"es ~ l.ss srssio.. There
arr e.srs 81 su~scsari e,~~tics IN each Hoo.e, b.,
sides, a u novel eAsr.rsrr. which prvs.biy Win
lS'ag on c.siy discussions"
Tie r'cissrssriay o( III. y. s. D.nk-the Pub.
I've iAnds-the sarplus Res~s~e-s.e ai.h.m.
sne.,ion-Stssc .s~i Frsic,.l Juris.iirsion--v;,,
also forna subjects, il v th~gl Eor eo~sidrr,,;o,
and discussion. The next Presidential E,,,,s,,,,
soo' viii not be forgotten, and Nd is,o..;.,<r,,u
attention bestowed upon srhemc. sa.i prv,-e,s to
h'or the respective asp;r~nts Cue the nxss P~.;-
deney.
The Legislature Of Nmxisia also eo.nsp.ue-.I
ITS s''''"gs oa Monslsy LAST An unus,.,iv ;,,,--
'rssi"g scs>io" is aa,isipascsl. We si.ast c..h.-
H"r To Lsp OAR readers rsguisriy advised Of nh
matters OF '"''rrst which may tr.n.pirv either in
our Federal OF State Legislature
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

~, iy ,s ha,essioa---lNs are happy 10 h,
go announce That General Jooe.' az ,hs
Lny 81 "sshingiou. has llberaIly 49,, ~ ~.
'.s.'s,,on, shout two Hiies from. Arl,o~sa.,
~ 20 D,s'r'et % CoIunbia, Tor ire ps,s,,s.I
=, ~ l anng Afriean youth TO eve -.
sosa Pfaet'esi sducatioa - q TIE Er.s i,.s.s,.
,...es .oSafds securing succsts 10 me a.
49,, ,,oa,s'y cause % africa AZ the climate ~
49, soas,'.y = - fatal 90 the whites. our
,a,,., -. .nesr civilization snd ehri-tiani,v
race.-.E q Cen II. l1'''eh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

IN. - '''3H'NNf IFvF ., IHJJ.
ne org Ann, esptsiB IsaaKdoo' eIsay,d
yesterday sd dropcsd aown Us rivsr 49,
VII proceed With the 6gst fair wind 10 ,hs
wsss Coast % Africa. size y eharteroa 4,
unl % reeollsetsd, By the AlaryIsDd coIooi'
--t'oo oociesy, and carries out ne smiVra0l,
80. 10 s.i,s'onaries who dssisn 20 settle al ths
=, Soiony, "-asyyfsH4," whleh : 10 BE- e.
~ 1870 ct Cape PALMS. uBdar The susolos.
49,, -, ,s o"n State Society. They cary wi,b
go - prayers Of many for a safe yovsrr
80 ~. r1.s s.s''e oftheir Important u6drs-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

Tho Louisville Herald publishes history
OF Steamboats, on the western wats,. e.
which u appears that the whole nunber n
boats lost on the Western waters since Ju,y
1881 and abandoned, Is ssxty-ssvsn. OF nj.
number, seven were burnt while unsf.r ,r.-.
nine burnt while In port; twenty two sunk Nv
snags and stumps; two BY rocks; Eve by run.
nIns io1li aud seven BY ice; and 6fteen alan.
doocd ~ unfit for service.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

INC United States troops Of FORTRESS Monroe
and military force from New yor<, sailed 70,
Aiaharaa' Last ve~k. The query now is, =. ~ha,
has TRANSFERRED, tla, the messenger. Of War ,,,o,,
50 soon follow the messenger Of Peace (Mr.
Aey)' The only light ne have YEA sesn attempted
to he thrown On the shjcet, from ..hno~inx'
quarter is by the editor Of the Richmond Eaqui-
'cr' Who "Presumes the troops sre 70 be sent on
for the purpose of removing any intruder. Who
may insist upon remaining. after the 18th January,
on the Indian Reservations which may be srs spar,
BY Msjor Abryt and assistants"
Perhaps the Message explains.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

u stated in London Paper tha, Doa
rearo had sent challenge 10 his bro;her
Don Miguel, urging him 10 decide the fate u
war 10 single combat with him, in order 70
pun an end 10 the misfortunes which Portugal
now undergoing IN consequence Of their
pret0nsiOns; bat Don Miguel declined accen-
ting the challenge, because his death would
settle the question in favor Of Donna Mara.
whist Don Pedro's demise would not lead 20
the ultimate triumph Of Don Misuel's caus,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

Was Fl Mar 'psf--From the Pos.iaai
Evening Advertiser We learn. hat "a Re-
sian ship of the Line has bscH lo.t on sbe
coast 81 Finland. seven hundred and thira
i've men Perisbed, and only fifteen weI,
saved"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

AAo AieHandFia Gazette 90 this mov,i.-
~ he i.a'eations that 1uslee a,cf.s.. I.
% - . candidate, and a slrong O. ~. 80 !.
hsA' PfesidsntshiP, are nasaeross.-'fn ''s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

'e"1 anu takeh MS seat % the Senate.
We would that the gentIemaolv. pen.ro,,.
spira OF the annexed paragraph from q Doll.
peal opponents, were universal,
We were never amOng Sir. Claws
Politieal friends, but We rejoice that he
was 90 iay0rsbly received among us
u - . credit to the iowR. We shoot
the haRd Of the Western Statesman
with al the fervOs Of an old friend,
and. forgetting IN q measure his faults
and his fOiblts, we looked AZ his virtues
sn5 his peFsoa with q sympathy and
feeling which no reasonable beios
eco justly condemn. May hs long i've.
80 honor and blessing 10 the prrsenG
age. add finally inherit the blessing.
Ut the life 10 come"
.Ntuagk Wspftoy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

There are two bills for the inoovpora.;o,
Of Rail Road Companies, before the fI.~;sIa
ture OF Georgia. Both are extensive scheme,
and the capitals reqaired are large. on,
~ Savannah. "-'s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

COTTON SEED OLA Mobile al
aoama) paper mentions that several
gentlemen in Green county, Of that
State, have determed to commence the
manufacture Of cotton seed oil. An
establishment with the sane object
was shortly 10 be erected at or near
the city Of Mobile, by some enterpris-
ing gentlemen Of Natchez. There
was little doubt but the project would
DE fully successful; and the advantage,
o. an extended manufactory Of the
kind. in that cotton growing region.
are TOO obvious TO require Illustration.
ohio'-t is stated thst the present
German population Of Ohio 10 about
i5O,O0O--and rapijly inersasing--of
these so, 900 are voters. They are
excellent citizens and farmers. nanv
OF them wealthy. and the majority is.
or soon will be, Independent nsn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

Cseersssoyist Pyssenfnssni.-The Grand
Jury OF Madison eoasty, Alabama, have pre-
sealed Gov. GAYLE As Nuliiser. Thu iurv
astned Modification, Us "eppOsition 10 tLs
General CsvsTament, sA1 more especially 10
fAs Standardization Of General Jaek,sn.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

tsiuatiy ed dssth.--A nan named 4 Bs.,
p consequence 81 soms troabls a. m,,S
dso~ped himself On sanday last; sed I'M,
Nse, oppressed sth erisf, died ye.ssrl.,
mpThing aboat O'Clock. They are $780,
se"'ea - sifav-eiadsrs, n loAa street. "a
- sae 4nsie cause can BE- assigned for d.,
rash atd nselanehoiy sei.--.N h I.ih a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05
RIcHMoSD, New. a5, Is3s,

FATAL hcoIDnST.--A young man
nsmed Webster WAS killed Il the
sisSghter house Of---Shepperson. Ia
th's city, on Friday last, in the follow.
lng remarkable manner. lie was Al.
tempting to drive an animal into the
slaughter house, and urging il forward
by psieking lie legs with = p;ee. ~
weOd shstPeoed at both ends, such AZ
- generally made use Of to extend the
legA of slaughtered cattle, ~hieb he
held by the middle-by q kick from the
beast The stick was strsek on the end.
ana the point towards the body Of the
yoong man, was driven into his aldo.
."en' With such force - 70 pSodaee
immediate death. II CopsDiIer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

The Albany Daily Advertiser say. tina, Mr..
Butler, the new Attorney General zoe. 10
Washington ga virtuous, candid, and honor
bic man" The New York Evening star.
with characteristic promptness, says-",Vs
advise him TO make haste back"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

lad yet another!-The following account Of
another fatal Steamboat catastrophe Il from
the 81. Louis RepubIican Of the 18th ln.,an, .
HE Steamboat Utility. az she was
10 the set Of leaving this port YESTERDAY.
collapsed her starboard boiler, tIrivins
out both heads. BY accident, John J.
JamisoD, Clerk, Ffancis Rose. Enr;.
neer, aud John Cooper, Fireman, were
shoekingIy scslded. and are not likely
70 survive. The Utility was bound
Tor Illinois River. SJamisoa aud Coon.
er died last night"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

Il battle ,oith the Siansess Trims
The Athenian (Alabama) Of the 3O,h
alt., notices the arrival at Athens. Of
the Siamese twins, who were visited
by large number Of ladies' and gen.
tiemsn. On the fret day Of the exhi.
oition, q medical gentleman present,
proposed to make an examination Of
the Z" connection" Of the Twins-whicb
was objected TO by them in rather !
rude and insulting mannsr-when some
person present observed that they were
"impostors" or "scoundrel,. y unon
which one Of the Twins M ade battle:
several blows were given and received.
aud a considerable uprssr cnsued--
nnaiIy, II was quellej, and no serious
INJURY done. The Twins were inme.
dIateIy arrested and carried before a
Magistrate, and after an investigation
OF all the facts, were bound to appear
at the next Circuit Court in q bond Of
three hundred and City dollars. They
gave the requisite security aud were
discharged.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

Cood.-Dyer, q Gambler, vas en-.
vIetsd IN the Hastings Court yes,erd.y
o. nnlawiei gazing, aud ssn,enesd s.
Dc imprisoned three moaths aud h. n.v
. hne 81 three hundred dollars. Iftks
me be DOT paid up, he will remain h.
Jah 'hFee months longer. We con
grAtalats the pablie upon this svidsnr.
% the existence Of the laws. Th,nv,
are GA the nend.--RicknsOnd ComDiIs,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

Ctrh War in Jaeksom County, Mis-
souri,. The establishment of the Nor.
mon,tes, IN the above named county,
has been attacked by mob several
nights IN succession, and from I2 to 90
OF their houses demolished. On the
third and fourth night, battles were
fought with firearms, and q number Of
the mob were killed, and others NOR
taily wounded. Among the killed are
Hugh l.. Breazeale, Esq. and -
Hicks, Esq. both lawyers, and repre
sented as leaders Of the mob.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

Tho Hon. wnlsAn d. MAarr Of South
Caroi'na, Tor some years . distinguished
me meer OF Congress-. aud moro rcceutlv :
Judge IN that state, died sud<ieuly ut Charle, =
Ton ON the 18th inst. He bad retired slight
y 'ad'>iosed, on The preceding evening, and
was found dead IN his bed in the morning.
=. lie was In The forticth year Of his age
re married IN Maryland, several years since
ST Mays county.