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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

b BE following documents alone 10 lie pablisnc
The challenge the acceptance the note fio
H. Reld, Paul Fiizsimons, John Moore, Jas Span
and w. w Montgomery, Esqrs requesting r
icreacr o. the u.attsr in dispute the reference
our acceptance, 1ilu tii; ou decision
We are respectfully yepi obeden, servants,
A T. 49, TIER.
| TuOS FlDUgNOY
| Col. rtcsiof S remark, which gave offence =
u Cunningham, aud Which induced Inn .e reli,
with such great severity, IL lie nersrapers as Il
draw fof'h challenge, was. N subaance tfat IL,
t t"nnmsharas AID Atetinks were Tories thl!ina
Ia" Revolutionary war"
= Ihe correspondence II nc S,g Yof', Gu
r'er The Spy IN Wasbnstoa,l uala date -
N'fla2' says" Last night after The passage Of
III 'i'Y bill of COMPROMISE and his larl bill
al lev moments conversation WI, Inn. Oh
served that the usage of these Li4. Which he had
SO mitch at heart, must bea source of pr,o,
xahs'aeileh to hiin, SIR sud he his connie.
nance lighting up, and his eyes flashing fire. e this
has been tha most proud aud triumphant d,v of
ny he Mr. Clay has gained more renn,Di;o, os
an orator. and .,eqairgd more fame as a str,,sm,,
WITHIN 'wp weonS, than in the Whole course of Lis
long and laborous public career
st l he South Cn'iina nj Georgia papers of
all parties, with one or two uunnucntial ,xscn
ions receive Mr. Clty's t1ri.biI in Il prop,r snir-
IT, We have nod5ubt It will b. arccdra Ia lv IN.
s'p'h Carolina Convention. Us the bass Of a last.
ins recone iiation.
= { to not wonder dat Nj Randolph is IN |
d@''or'ns to excite tie passions Of the people ON
The great questions Of constitutional rIslt yh;ct
Low distract tn pub'ie mud lie is a.l.ns an thu
same principle winch imptls II ying rogue 70 ba,,l
= StoP Ihld, loader than any Of his nurso.,s
IL h'Pas 10y " to smother tic taet Of his own de |
"n9'eneY' Ia receiving ulwa.ds Of twenty thou. |
sand dollars OF the peoples money, as reward for
making himself and his county ridiculous,
- A Washington correspondent of the Bosto,
Atlas mentions, rs ruror, that MIR Eondo,l :
o''ec'''s materials Tor history of his Russian
II th3 be true, we concur with ,Lc l.,
IN the conjecture that tho history Will
&c worthy Of The mission. We presume if It h,
confined to eBctal matters that two PAGES of oc,o.
70 may contain the strange cyentrll stor,,n
az The Union Convention Of South Carolina
4 summoned t., ii l., 4 "a
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SrrtxcEoS DENTIST,

STURGEON HENTiSr,
EhR. J l. BENSON Dentist, has returned To
u y l.ynctharg and espcctlully offers hla pro
fessiannl services 10 the Ladies and Gentlemen, -
his office ~ tie Waah,ugton llolel but II partlea
lally requested, viii vat the Ladies at iheH II
spectlve abo15s Eycy operation on The 10 ii'
Will be performed on the most nnefung pfhcPea
Of science, and with the le4t possible pa'n--lils
approved Dentfiee may be had at Tue Drug Sl"e
of +. " ] l.. Royal.
n y Dr.. Benson having other engagements,
Will huyeto limit his stay N ibis place. TO few
weeks only.
March 7 lh5
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IEIlEfCAVION.

rrylI. summer session oflhc 5nh,ctbcra school
"a will begin on Monday the fist day Of hp1I
lie promises nothing but the diligrnt application
Of hi. best efforts for the Improvement Of those
committed to ms cure. WM. . htip'
March vi"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

Distressing Cosuaiy-Tho Franklin wing,
extra, 1.-The auant c1HTier of paper shortly to
be commenced a, Rocky Mount, IN Franklin coun-
", by Mr. l.. G. Cabaniss,) narratcS distressing
casualty which occurred few days ago IN Pit
svlvania.-As Mr. Walton Of that county, was on
his way, with his wife and child, IN gig, 'e the
residence of Col William Swanson, (M:s. WIS
father) the house became frightened, and ran oil
MIR. Walton, with the child IN his arms l'apeo
from, the zig, without receiving serious INJURY MRS
w. being eaeieaie, was unable to follow the exam"
ME of her husband, & was thrown from the vehicle
and so seriously injured as TO cause her ooa'h III
few hours.
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LITERARY NOTICES

we have received the two first Nos OF tn.
Mecs anlcs Magazine, and Register Of Invention,
aud improvements" monihlu mo.ls of erca,
value to tie plaelcnl artisan well - the NJ.
sc science It's published in New Yo,k by d
K Minor Esq al 80 GER annum sum which will
b. considered remark lily che ? by those who look
at the rich tab" of contents and the numerous en-
cravings " hicl ;llusr tie the SUBJECT dlscuat
The Editor is aided by a gentleman who was
f,r several years ENGAGED in publishing the Londou
Ne II 5 Ma ,azlu.--" work ofgreat mo- ri ano
exts.,sion and which DIR Bukbosk, the President o
the London Mechanics institution, pronounced the
no,, valuable GIT ii, hapI OF scienae ever oflc
II % the artzan.'
The R.,ii Kosl Joua al, ,bc Nv Y TX Far
mer and American Gardeners Mag zine, . aud tn
| II American Plough Boy each ofthcm vela'bl
io,,rnals. ard the ,heraet Of Y Oh IS indicated o.
ne,. respective ti,lss-are a'so published by
Mr.. Nner. ouJ deserve an extonss C patronage
III, ,.atc,, NJ. ott.s LID : Book has beet
received Jae tahe Of content, Is yciy iav'aos
and tho ea .ravinrs are unusurly sooi. he fof
uet ct Donna Chsirs, IS mos. beautiful si'ttime
Of ,1. zzp,ia.o, ao1 ELECTS great credit on =
.satain, de artist A. portrait Of i'a'layran.
tas c-'e. .a,.d French iarrsuer, 5 pronounced
r1ol i3..acs,i aAd hs.bes tie or not u pros =
us, sp,ho pai1 rs o., woq'l masfa ssna,
10 So ,aoai,s a p,sc, Of snertalty --the chs actt
~ al h Europ aa volu a"ns e the lasl hafcei
,.t.,. 80, ill., cat al.,.,,s Ii.nt o. his {
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NJ Htn1ss Spce h.-1he National Gazette
edited by Mr. Wash-says " Mr. Riyes has .
yermach Mr. Calhoun. OF the two s,eech,.
that OF the Virginia Senator is greatly the supe.
nor The latter is workmanship of a regular and
firm texture --oi lasting utility, the other yolu-
mlncus tansle Of AIMS, skens
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Cloths, Stocks and \ estings.

~ ENILEMEN are particularly requested 10
NJ coli aud ,xamine our present stock, widch
~ nave juN oreut d fresh from Ne" Nort.
MtkEE. ROBINSON g. Co.
Mach l. vs.
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JOHN RICHARDSON.

wv 49, All. -=.-.e' .ur
w Counts Of Bedford county --Othce ht tne
couot,ug room OF Bell s. Rchatdson
Liberty, March / / 2it
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Aiarl Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
.NisrcffameoMs Messss.
MN ENGIAND.


The flowing elegant sxtrsst 70 from Q much
and iastl, adsnirvi Speech delivered IN the House
OF Retrrs- atstiyes BY MIR. w. Is SsArARp, of
North Caroliax, two or three weeks sgo, which
We have not yet r-.ehed in the order Of pabiie.-
ton Of the D,bstr TO which IL belongs:
ibid believe IL essential to the prosper
iy or welfare Of the Southern States. that the
rnsnufsctor'es OF the North should be Isvelied
With the dust. IL would be an unpleasant duty
10 vote . beneh, To myself. which would be
The entire ruin OF another. A few summers
ego, While 6ying from the demon of IN health,
] visited New England. found her TOW ms
and villages crow ded with an industrious and
enterprising population. her hills and valleys
redolent w,,h wealth, prosperity and content.
ment; every mind seemed to be intent, every
hand wss occupied; the world does no, con
tsin more fourishing community. There
the al, antsges OF education are extended to
the poorest individual in society, and that 30.
ciety receives its remuneration in its sober.
industrious. and econ inicai habits. If the
divine Plato were alive, he would no longer
draw upon his Imagination for specimen Of
perfect republic; lac " uld there find n com
inunity, In ~hich the humblsst r,di, iduai
lad thc same voice with his more wealthy
neighbor. in laying the public burdens for
the public welfare. I sskcd myself. If i,
were possible. that the prosperity Of this peo.
PIE could be the hos-bed production of an sr.
'iheisi system. or rather IL il were MT the re.
SO OF long continued toll, Of en- indu,tr,
that never tired, Uf an economy that never
slept. looked upon the scene around me
with no feelings OF nurmuring diseonten,; \
felt the more rrioseed that IL " a. q par, of INV
country. ~ MAJ. Go-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
ILLS OF LEE.


no man. we are convinced. would com
plain Of the unequal dispensaiion Of Pro.
violence. if he knew the secrets ofhis neigh.
bor's bosom as we'll as he does those Of
his own. Ii is an old saying. and one
which doubtless Is as true as IL is old, that
the honest lsborer's life i. q life Of bliss
compared with that Of the man who has
thousands st his command. In most res
poets. this IS certainly the case. Every
man thinks his lot the hardest: but every
man IS not as familiar with the state OF HI.
peighoor's affairs rs he is with that OF his
own. II he were, he would frequently. in
stead OF accomplishing OF the burthen Of his
own yoke, bless his stars that he was him
self. and not another. II is not only I'M
manly TO complain. as we hear men com.
plain every day, but IL is irreligious. In
fact. would not ask better evidence Of
the religion Of Q mans heart. than to ace
him bear unmurmuringly the yoke which
has been assigned to him. during his earth
ly probation. Misfortune is no respecter
Of persons. The poet Schiller has a few
beautiful lines on this subject, which we
will quote.
a. Aih~art the city's streets,
With ~siling In her train,
.Hsforfine strides.
Waichful she marks
The homes Of men:
To-day at this
Tomorrow NJ Won other door She knoeks
Hu. misses name
Sooner or later comes
Some messenger Of woe
TO ete'y threshold ,shc1e The Esing d.seYr'
Gin Mirror.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
Fror, the Riehmon.I Z oy,fdl,-.

FROM the hichSnon1 ONlngkeT.
The Singular account ~e gave about three
weeks ago. OF the bride who attempted, on
the second night after her marriage, To de.
stroy her husband by pouring molten lead,
like "leprous distilment," into his ear, has
been circulated far and wide in the ne~spa.
pers. The incidents we relsted, have since
been confirmed BY undoubied evidence; SO
that what appeared TO be nothing but sheer
Homance. turns out 10 be ReaLfy.
The Case YES submitted to the House of
Delegates few dsys ago [see first psgel in
the shape of petition from the hush aud for
divorce.
Wcalver,ed, that . good deal OF evidence
had been submitted to the Committee for
Courts Of Justice. touching this exiraorIina.
ny esse--ADd that there 10 some contrariety of
statement and opinion expressed about the
state OF mind and the motives oi the female
Some consider her derAnged-othera Atiri.
butte To her motives which give . deeper hue
OF atrociiy to the strange ACT. u 10 stated in
private accouota, that she actually had read
the story to which we referred 81 the time, of
the female Who had pr, FIVE OF six husbands
out at the way by similar treatment, and tia,
~ strongly had this tale published, We be.
Iieve, IN the Lsdy's BoOk) seized upon her
Imagination. that she dis,sntly limited, IN case
at her marriage, she would like TO initiate the
beroine's example. II is also said, thst she
had made preparations, before she married,
Tor executing her purpose purchasing the
very lead f'om Mr. Williams store-secre,.
ing spoon in the house, and tspeTing il of
to point. for = greater facility Of pouring
out the melted leads and eoncesling her de
s'gn from her husband by inge Nous tales and
deceptive Establishments. lie had scrupu
Io'isly respected her maiden nnodesiy, tn The
very momen, Of her attempt upon his life.
Ah. w bears high reputation for pfinci.
pie and generosity. std is SAID to have de.
cIsred that he will support Der for the lest Of
her life.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

gENHR members q the Hsryr,s-Ffrry and
n BgsTsoP eOtiafB Jockey CluJ ere solicited
TO attend a meeting which will DO held az the
Harper+Ferry Hotel on Saturday evening.
the 23d inst, for The purpose 81 eIecting off
Gers, arranging the purses, and appointing
the day Of race for the present year.
Those wishing a. berome members 81 said
Club, will please attend tie above meeting.
". THOMPSON, Sse'g.
IIsrpcrsFerry, March Z, l-33.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

2NIIE House and lot 10 the town Of smith
- field, late the residence Of Camp Beck
ham, deed and at present occupied by Mr..
p. A. koWnslar. The house ~ large and com
mOd'ous, and the garden y one among the
best IN the plsce, Possession will BE- given
On che Ist of April neat Fvr further psrt,-
eulars, apply 10 Mr. ,. Stone Or ~ The IN
dersigned,
REBECcA DECKHAM, .lda'r
Feb q. is33e-5t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
DeHftssry.

We ovERFIux.D vrl ODER ri. pro-
ie-s'0uai serVices 90 the citizens 81 Charles.
town and vicinity By the Isth or 2Oui Of
March neat
y y. lie also intends visiting Batilsiown.
She pi'efdsio~n and SmhhGeid, M Aprd 90
MAJ next
March Z, 1892
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

tho Canal OF that point, on the terms THERE'S
specified. The leading condition Is that the
State shall subscribe for 1850 additional
shares of Canal stock The bill is made the
order OF the day for to-day, i'm the House. -
We cannot but hope that question in which
the interest Of the State rs vol as the well
fare Of both Companies is so directly con-
ccrncd will be speedily brought to an AMIGA
bic and mutually acceptable termination.
Belt. .f,aeriesn. Mireh IL.
The following are the propositions Of the
Canal Company
lst. That the State OF Mary land subscribe
for two thousand shares Of the Stock Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal COMPANY.
Cd. That the said Canal Company be au-
thoriscd 10 borrow, ON the credit of the State.
and on pledge OF the faith and resources of
said Company. five hundred thousand dollars
Sd. That the said Canal Company he en-
powered 10 sell or otherwise dispose Of the
surplus water of said Canal, under certain
restrictions.
4th. That those special grant, he made on
the condition that the said Canal COMPANY
shall agree 10 such reasonable terms of ac-
coinmodation with the baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road Company, rs may enable the said
Rail Road to proceed along the valley Of the
Potomac, north-of the Canal, to Earpers-
Ferry, and TO cross the canal at Harpers-Fcr-
ry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

IllIOsE who have not discharged their
- debis 10 me, will find their accounts and
notos 10 the hands Of MY brother. Henry &
Hammond. who t. hereby suthor,lsd b. ss,,l.
a"d collect them, and whose rec. q. 30 all
eases Nil be- sufficient.
GEO. " HAMMOND.
March :. Is13
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

Ea0ese@s b19ss SsceGrfNEcls
ANING returned 10 Virginia. vii resume
- hn practice an the Court. shrh BE- Tor
mefiy attee<ed, VIZ the several Couris e
- herson and Berkeley. Iis fssy 81 81 iiuts
De iouf'd Al be Office ~ The Gioie taseru
shep'herdstown, FEB 10, Ia. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
NOTICE.

"a IL psuons Indebted b. " sre Informed
4 n that their nOtes and accounts are pisoed
20 the bands u AIrirew Kennedy, va. They
are requested o. call upon him and disehargs
them Nm. n RIDDLE & co.
CliagiCstoWD, Jan. %. IbJJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

The ten and FIVE dollar notes issued by the
Western Bank Of PhladeIphis. are IN the
German language. This may be prof, able
innovation On the banking usage Of this eoun.
Try, - q viii no doubt give these noi,. de.
gree OF currency IN the interior. beyond that
Of other bank notes entitled TO equal credit
The ten dollar notes read thus:
Die Western Bank Won Philadelphia verS-
prerht eD George Wolf oder yorzIegcr mach
sicht Zehn Thaler ~ bezabIen
Philadelphia, MARI l, 1883
J. y. TRLVOE, Ca.h'r. A. OkIF. Prcst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

n pamphlet has appeared in Washington,
containing the Declaration Of Ind pc nde nce,
the Constitution Of the United States, Wash
ingion's Farewell Address tn the People OF
the United States and the Proclamation oil
Andrew Jackson, President. to the people oI
South Carolina; Nth pycfaiory remarks B.,
Join Quincy .Iaiams.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

n dear UhisHc.-Mr Dlsir OF the Wash.
ing'on Glooe. it is said. was one OF the prin.
cipal agents in procuring Sir. verplanck to
be denounced ~ Tammsny. when the elrc
ton OF printer came round, Air. Verplanck,
in fair political reciprocity, voted for Gslr.
* Seaion. This vote turned the scale, and
SO cost Mr.. Blair \ clear profit of SO. 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

Extract from pamphlet Entitled " The Cold
Naasr-nEn, from the pen &C I)r. SpringSairT-
u he style ~ unique snd quaibt, bot tignr Ias---
Hna TIE following appeal 90 the pnbiie ~ elArae.
teTtsiie OF The manner SI the writer.
We call upon al vho arc not vet drunk.
ards, To eDue forward snd help ne, BY giving
their names, their Influence, IN favor og entire
abstinence. We Ssk not for drunkarJ4 we
do not hope foe their names, and their ,nflu
snee 10 nothing Did We esH upon them, 90,
voice would be unhesrd We might =. eel
fling music on the tempest 20 still ns rage, a.
90 invite drunkartis TO unto ~ favor 81 az,
good cause. We might - weil smile on tie
lightning 90 arrest ts couFse. 80 20 sttempt to
call tie drunkaTd from he cups but let ell
Who are not sois, unite their sf0ri. for the
purpose 81 destroying the monster iaiempe
rance. 10 vieU Of the misery u has eaused,
the earth nigh, be clothed 9Th sackclo,h,
sad the heavens wear weeds of mourning -
Let - thee be driven from the face Of this
eafth' and from under these heavens"
- worthy Of remark that both nf the u
Sales SenaioTs from the state u New Ter
scT, Nsssfs FfeHnghoysso end Southland
we're both natives Of the county of Somerset.
= ere schoolns'es Under the Rev Robrrt Pm
ley,-Were classmates and roommsies in Col
icge,-both gssdasted 81 the College IN the
place the sane yssF. have both been called
BY that society 70 deliver addresses before re
Annual Commence s'eDts the FORMER IN 1927,
the Latter 1924; and have beth been AttOf
beys General u That State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
FreaT nc Washington CisSs Of March ).
TIE INAIJClrRATtON

AZ IL O'Clock, yesterday, the President and
Vice President elect, attended by the heads
Of Departments, Foreign ministers and their
suits, the Judges Of the supreme Court, the
President of the Senate, md Senators, the
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives, the
Marshal Of the District and the Mayor snd
corporate authorities Of the City, and a vast
concourse OF citizens and strangers, entered
the Hall OF Representatives. The Prs,idsnf
took the scat of the Spe akcr of the House with
Mr.. Fan Buren, on hi. left, and his private Sc
crctary, Mr.. Donelson, on his right. Amer
pause Of few minutes. the President rose
aud vas greeted by the cheers Of the large as
scmbiy present. lie then proceeded in an
audible and firm voice TO pronounce his lnau.
gural Address, nj the close Of which, he was
again greeted with cheers and applause. The
Chief Justice then approached tho President
and administered the usual oath, Mt the con-
clusion Of which lie was again chcercd by the
multitude. The oath was also administered
10 MIR. Van Buren,. The President and Vice
President then retired amid the plaudits Of the
assembly.
.fPpoiaimtnis by The President, BY and ,cifh
the consent ef the Senafs.-IEvErr Hams, OF
New Jersey, 10 be Charge d'Atairs Of the
United States TO Ills Majesty the hing Of the
French.
PErER v. DANIEL, Of Virginia, wylly Sill
man, of Ohio, and John L. livingston, Jr. Of
New York, TO be Commissioners under the
Treaty with Naples.
THoNAs SwAss, Jr. OF the District Of Co
lumbia, 10 be Secretary TO the Board Of Com
missioner, and GEoReE BREArHITT of Ken
lucky, TO be Clerk under the same Treaty.
We find tho following ia the last Frankfort Ar
gus
The HoS. Thomas p. MooRr.-Ictfers
have recently been received from this gentle
man, from which We are authorized 20 say.
that lac will, Of alive, he at home early in
May next. and will then, II It meets the appro-
baton of his friends, be candidate for Con-
gress in his former district. The wishes and
feelings OF the present incumbent will certain
ly be first consulted, rs well rs his old tried
friends, whose kind Partially heretofore sus-
tanned him through every difficulty"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

We perceive by the Csnads papers. tina,
Mr.. Evansville. . gentleman recently elected
member of the Provincial Parliament, when
called on TO sign the oath preparatory to tax
ing his scat. vas unable To sign his name, and
OF course made his mark. The Montreal edi.
tor recommends that he be put on the CON.
mitiee on educstioD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

Nenehaiance under serere aoeidenf On
"Wednesday, an accident Of q serious nature
occurred on board Of one Of the steamboats,,
~h'ie under way. shout seven miles from the
city. One Of the hands. . mulatto fireman,
after fixing some part Of the machinery. in
going back, stopped on the plate, when his
foot slipped Oft the deck plate and his leg
caught between the wheel and the plate -
Ills body fell on the deck. and his dismem.
bored limb below. II was taken completely
oil just above the knee joint. lie vas taken
up. aud, together with his "disme m5ered
member" sent back to town in Q boat, and
during the whole distance. never uttered Q
complaint. The subsequent smputstion Of
the stump he bore with Q s,oicism worthy Of
Zeno himself Describing the affair to gen.
temsn. he very coolly observed. "Ivouldn't
have il happen for thousand dollsrs-no.
sir. not for . whole steamboat no, not
you'd give me all Savannah"
Satannah Georgian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

The extensive tyPe-foundry, orig insily that
Of BinUcy = Ronaidsob, Of rh,iade lthia. has
passed into the hands ~ JaAn~"g 4 smith. -
THIS was the first sureessfll foundry "a A.
neTiea, i,aVn; been sstsbii.hed IA I1g6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

BEAUTIFUL Stock On "Wednesday last, we
saw m the stable attsehed to Myers Rail Road
Hotel, = bull, . Cow, and cali, Of the Dur.
ham short horn breed. the property Of the
Hon. HISnr CLAI,-which are the finest
specimens Of that breed Of cattle we have
ever seen. They arc admirably formed, and
weigh upwards Of 1900 pounds; sixteen lbs.
at butter have been made in one week. from
the cream of the COW. They were raised by
John Hare Powell. Esq and were purchased
from gentleman in the vicinity Of Philsdel-
phia for the sum or $3.50. This valuable I'D.
diiion to the stock Of the west. 10 destined
for Ashland. the highly cultivated and besuii-
fni seat OF Mr.. Clay, aud will confer lasting
benefits on Kentucky.
FredeTielfo,r1 Herald, March 9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

The amount appropriated az the late ses
sion Of Congress Tor tlie continuation &C IN,
Cumberland Road on Westward 10 nearf,
Half Million 81 Dollars.