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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09

n s9rfa Dseiwssiss eesiass kisA Lsaklsris.
We oke from the wsxfosd Hre<msa ~ fol-
lovi.g description of tvo nes n.zsed Re<mced
I'D Jsskxan, eoavict~d of ~ bari,arUss mzr3er
q The A.3ozes:-
upoa he announcement of L verdict, the pri-
sose, job. Redmond, la . hrw aud dississs tone
"Ths verdict 10 right 70 Gar - I nm the
man Who committed the murder; but ~ Tor
Nicholas Jsckmsn he 10 as innoccps Of IL, or
any participation in IL, as (pointins 20 the
bcnch) your Lordship. Jamss Jackmsn who
was condemned yesterday, 10 also innocent
This declaration produced athsilling effect,
~ we'll upon the bench and jury, - upon the
bys,andsrs,al AL looking At each other In siupor
and silent amaxement.
"Yes," resumed Redmond, "I am the man
Who committed the murder, and for which I
am willing to suffer. Bad landlords and bad
agents have driven me TO commit the despc-
rate deed. My old father, who had grow
grey upon the farm, and his numerous and
helpless family being thence expelled by them
My father was IN arrears five pounds; il was
the last five pound note lac had-he went and
paid IL down, and after all was elected
say again, bad landlords and bad agent. have
forced me to seek this desperate redress.
was resolved upon vengeance, and now tina,
! have taken it, am content TO die"
foor Jackman, VINO all The while stood IN .
trembling attitude, his face as pale NJ death
now fell upon his knees, saying
"My blood be upon the jury who conde mn
ed me, for rs ] hope to appear before IN,
Creator, am perfectly innocent"
Tie Eitriek Sh<phsrd.-we had the plea
sure to receive few days since long letter
from James Hogg, the Ettrick Shepherd, il
| relation TO the publication Of some Of his works
| In the United States He is about writing {
series Of tales, in ten or twelve volumes
We regret 10 learn from his own pen, tina,
though "a poor shepherd half a century
ago." he is, Notwithstanding life Of indus.
try, ga poor shepherd to this day." lie
writes that he has heard OF I" the splendid city
Of Albany on the Hudson ." at his own cot.
tage in Yarrow," and that his poems have
been extensively read in tho United States
The fame and fate Of Burns seem almost that
Of Hogg. when he is no more, we shall pro-
badly hear Of anniversary dinners on his birth
day, and monument to his memory in Ed.
inboro' town." but IL would be much more
honorable TO the British public to place him
in comfort and independence ut once. rather
than expend their tardy benevolence in build
ing him grave. fibany Daily advertiser.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09
INSCRIPTION.

The following singular inscription is upou the
front OF new " Independent Church" in Rich
mond ERECTED in is3i-dedicaied To the OyN-E:
COD, and TO IeEls 1e Chris, the Saviour Of
Mar,IinJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09

stituts. The vnlue q shs property destroyed
has been estinassd st ta7a, O0O, and The under.
signed believe this estiasats 90 b ruahsr bo-
low than shove the truth.
In appealing in behalf Of the Cumberland
soderers, to the gcnerous sympathics Of sbsir
country men, the UNDERMINED cherish q lively
hope that the appeal will not be in vain. The
spectacle Of . thriving village, daily iseress-
ing In all tho comforts Of life. reduced in 90
short time 90 melancholy wssss Of broken
walls and naked chimncys, cannot fail 20 call
forth those principles Of active bcne violence
that FORM 20 distinguished characteristic Of
the American people.
The following gentlemen, residing In Cum
bertrand, constitute the committee 70 receive
contributions and distribute them among the
sufferers, namely: John Hoyc, Thomas }.
Mckaig, Richard Beall, Rev. L. II. Johns,
Vim. Mcmahon and James r. Carleton
Tncy are MOI sufferers; aud have been in
structed and will feel il their duty, TO apply
all contributions received by them, 20 the re-
lief Of those who arc most destitute. The
undersigned avail themselves Of this occasion
10 assure tho public that al donations which
may be entrusted TO these gentlemen, or either
Of them, will be faithfully applied and &c.
counted for
JOHN BUCHANAN,
ABRAHAM SHRiyER,
THOMAS BUCHANAN,
A. w. MCDONALD,
JOHN McilENRY,
WILLIAM PRICE,
JAMES DIXON,
FREDK A. SCiILEY,
JOHN KING.
n. ID. Printers throughout the ". States
will be pleased TO give the above m insertion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09

Gov. PLsvs's term q ser,iee yin .,,s,. -.
e's SIS . hA-ruh aess srd BY ne prolis:soo q,
u's C"'s'''"'ioa he is Bos sliEihle Eor s.osi.sr
terra A'asr'ioa has sos cuasr.iiy beea sur,.sI
% ''s '-i1oes-for, ara-gs " ~, ~ el-ssos q
'''''e'''oE Vrsy 'asssy essses say taacrva. ~
"e ha'e Ae@rd Ne nases q several r,u,lemru
''Sges'-d, a. psobahAs esndid.se. esr ~. 49,
80, 80. u W Ts1evsil, WIN. n Bro.i...u, r. ".
,'''.asr' s"d John 8. Barbour. O,isers ill 30
do"'f b nas's'd bctweea ,his aae d. meeting o.
the Lesi1ztare.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09
Frs8 fAe Richmond JYhr.
SUPEHRECATION

OF Chw'eA, HsaOssr, 27h .spriL Is3a.
Gsnusmen;--l take the liberty 10 inform
you Of singular Circumstance hat took plsos
m this Reighborhoed, on The 25eA. " You
thInk q worthy q place h your paper. yoa
can insert y. A womsn beloaxinE 20 ar
iona {. LitlePage, wss sassly deilvsreS Of
tsree ehildrsn, ore white, and two bIsek. ali
OF Wh'eh are hne children. and doing veil.
sutscEfsER IT OLD CHuEea.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09
SUPERSTITION N THE oID DoMN,ox

~ the an"iVer'aEy meeting q the Virginia Hi.-
'oriesI and Philosophical Society in Richmond.
ias' winter. some curious old documents u.rg es-
hibi'ed-arnong u'eu,, - suthentie record. rrr-
tined By the el,Ts of Princes Aune county. IL The
trial d female IN 1905, for psifchc,qJf eomma-
n'ea'ed ~ Archibald TsyIor. Va. q Norfolk. IS
Thus 'reH's our early Virginia se,slrrs we're
ma much behind our YsaAcs brvthrvn In the po-
pslsr siperstitions q The day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09


The elections being over. and the usual calm
restored, IL Is perhaps appropriate occasion to
aiiude 10 circumstances which struck us very for
chilly, and which do grea, credit To the electors
the county. We mean the courtesy exhibited to-
wards the several candidate. during their public
harangucs, at the Court-H House, NJ Shepherds,owp.
at HarPers-FeTy, and Al Smithfeld We have
heard ofthe treatment given to stump spcakersn
IN other stztes-inscrrupsoas BY EyUa.a, hisses.
Peitng with missifes Of various sorts, and down.
right contradictions but such scenes have never
dissrsced q Jeferson audience On the contrary.
the most respectful attention has invariably BEEN
paid-the utmos, silence observed-asd the oppo-
site sentiments Of aspirsDts patiently listened 20.
without the slightest exhibition Of dsrespees to-
wards any of tkem, o. the smaiIess interruption
eAiealaied 30 wound Tie mod sensitive G.sIin~A-
This tribute is due from one Who has received
manifold proofs Of kindneas-snd uko sppreei-
ates the more highly, soi the ressoas stated. The
favour OF community % Distinguished Tor urba-
nifty and spees-qnsiities which exsl, The
human character, and ensare lasting esteem.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09
PTTTICOAT COyrRyNtrNr.

Mrl. h0yst, ias late number o. l,.r Paui Pr,
s.ii' o'' ior heiP- She sisles sor.e hosess, good
editor vosld 70 70 ws.Aisg,oa. s..i t.As sors- a
the burden ~ ~ haais So s.ys "a he C.ls,..
has 'h'A dove 70 poor eold usssr s~sers--bsll-
'ag md sOoing vish tlr Is,rli;rvsssr - sd si.s
erospaas herssC - sh~ sraiss.yusioa ls Ii,rraily
vi'Aosa -aPpogt" Well. v-Ill-~e have l.rarJ
a u'sh tl.ing as g pet,ieosi Eovernssest +" b sie
'iosnes,is circle, l,sa re.liy vs did sos kao-..-
al Mrs Asas odd us--tAas ~ hroed folds nd
bcea spru-d over ne vho.se nssioa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09
NAY nIK

The pupils Of Miss CauReuILL,s school. eeie
DRAFTED May Day in 4 handsome and apprupria,e
style, upon the beautiful green hill at Mrs. DIX
oa's. west Of Chariessovn- We could nos avail
eirseH Of dss polite ia,tz,ion given q. 70 witness
the innocent and pleasant exhibition, bus We learn
thst ii event OF" saeiy, and TIA The eveains
closed happily to the youthful aetors-leaving
them animated BY new hopes add fresh emulation
in The pursue of their ssadiea
About O'Clock, procession Of move than %
little giris, dressed in white, p<oeeeded from the
sehooi 70 the place Of enfrrtainneas, accompanied
BY their preecpsresses. Misses Churchill sd Al
den Arrived on the green, the eerezaoay a in
sfAiiiog their listie monarch vas sosaznensea.---
Miss SAAAH h. HscsrOz wa crowned, - onsea
Of the day. BY Miss EErzAsxys HUazr, Who
placed upon her heAd . shspset q flowers, and
delivered, With grses and moscssy, ehe soIsowinx
addEess:-
To crown our fasf rite - car Quera.
We're here assembled on this green;
Whrre nature, ~ In fEiendship's aid,
Around her beAaiies hath diEplay,d:
And alt our yosthful hearts nos beat
VITA loyuas pleasure, pure nd sweet,
nall tfsce - cur Mey-day Queen,
Ihe R1ors q The versiasa scsssri
ahe ero~n deerUed Thy yoalshfal brow,
by those Who SIT Rroaand thcr nov,
ny those Who love tkee, and admire.
And Tor Thy fsv ring smile aspire!
May u beauteoas cmblStn pfose.
~ s,n,ili"g Joy, and pace, abd love.
oo.' HOPE NY pathway strew with Aow r.
ma eroSn with bliss ny future hours,"
The Queen elect then arosc, and 9th beeou-
ing dignity replied;
VIXEN Spring. fra BEAUTIES srs dispIay'J.
And ha,nr'' has ~ith charms .rr-sy'd
hc helds With hoS-Ts &C yaTic,l dycs
10 pteatc the smell, AID charm de ewes
Dur hearts expand With rzfturo1s vio~r
rod, from whom al blessings aov.
AVA sitrr having Thank II that Power
~heT command oar roses flower,
iIrar friends. my gratitude j. due.
W. HEARTFELT bsnks, and love to Won.
Mh"S iairy Footsteps press the grrsr.
u " efUNn me a. NaV-sIav ll,,ec,
s~eci cheering Hop. Thy adj ain lend.
AMI b. u NE anil mine friend
Sfc~ ~'th fragrant aO~ers still
Dur path uP Iion's towering Hill"
The Maids e HONOR were Mis-, CIy,, Lac,
Miss AngcIet's Little. Mis- M.rgar,t y. Moor.
And Nis' ssrsh A. fl4gg. \ very approprisi-
~.dr' - vas given Ny young g,a,ic,aa,,-r,frc,b.
'Den'' ~erc hs''lcd roa',,-alsd the balance a he
s'en'"S Vas spent 10 iaBocen, rnr,h and brsl,hfI
,in'i,ementa. M.y hey Eye o. co. many return.
o. biu'l'ng May; and ncyer, one q them. sna
The rose' fife inierspercd ith rnorr ,hrns ,h,,,
ar ecessary n rcn,ind them Of the is,is,,, .-.
netio' be'~een.plc.surv and psin, MAY their i've,
be e'erJo,fui aud happy IBa les ,l.sra 20. fo,.
go, that
Al 'Aaa'' bright -'v.f f.se.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09

Not long since, the City Hos.i in New York.
covering whole square, was much damaged by
hre. On the 9th ult. anotll,r destructive fire
took place IN tina, city, by Which four blocks Of va
luabie buildings were destroyed, and forty horses
were burnt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09
TIE LIONS ABROAD

Gen jackson and Mr.. Clay intend to visit the.
Eastern states during the summer, and Mr. Web
ster and Mr.. Van Bu.en Contemplate an c.eur-
sion To the West
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09
nAVANA

The ship Roger williams, st Bristol, r. ..
len Havana about ibs 18th a. April. The
captain reports that he eholera hsd sntirely
disappeared a Havana; an estimate he'd
been made of the number Of deaths by eho-
lsra, ~ Havana, wkish vas found 10 AMOUNT
70 fourteen oAovsaa4 ~ HUNDRED.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09
by A>ph~rd.te1rn.
~ HIrpers-FeIrp

In speaking Of the MARY land claim to large
portion 81 our territory. We hst'week used terms
which we're misunderstood. We meant To say j.,
that the claim would be forever put to rest being
wholly untcnablc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09
THE MAILS.


Mr.. Humrickhoase has commenced has horse
mail three times q week between shepA~rdssown
and Charicsto~n; and entertain some hopr
that stage will be authorized, 80 that we can
have eonncxion With the MARYLAND sage lines
The following is the arrangement Of our mail, Il
present
by !S<ph~rdstorn.
Arrives in Ch.riesto~n Tuesdays, Thur
days. aud Saturdays, at 6 O'Clock, A. NJ Re-
turns same days 1T > 4. NJ.
~ Harpns-Fary.
Arrives in Chariessovn on Sundays, wesines-
days, and Fridays, at O'Clock, A. NJ Returns.
from srn'thheid. on Tuesdays, Thur>.l.ys, anil
Saturdays, at r. NJ. and proceed. to Harpers-
Ferry.
This arrangement gives daily maiI-Lut in
orSer tina, II mzy Ia beneficial, the Postmaster nj
frederiekto~n must 30 dispose Of our packages
as to send them alternately by shcpherisso~n
and iiarPrs-ferry. We hope our friend NJ Ere
derrick will attend to this
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09
THE CUMBERLAND SUFFERERS.

We pubiisA, In snother column, the sppe.i o,
distisEuished committee in behalf Of The suf ?
ers by ere q Cumberi>sd. The call is one ~h.es
cannot veil be rcsissed-snd an effort ought to b,
made, however small The result might be- Al
moss every village In the community is liaiic 10
like eAl.misy, md the Fac Of Cumberland 10
day, nay be The f.ae Of Ch.rie.sow. so-morro~
Les N give lsslc, in the true spirit IL fr.sern.
feeling, AID th.a Little, even though Il be the
Z" Widows mite" viii thrice haess those Who
give, ssd sAose ~ho receive"
Mr.. RssssBs. the suserprisiag mail contractor
has dircesed "ose hs6 Of Ill has property in thu
town az Cumberland sitnasrd On the vea sidc oi
willis Greek, to be sold Cor the be.<ss Of The
saScr~rx" This il noble
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09

n. ID. Printers throughout the u. State
will be pleased 10 give the above IN inse rtiou
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09
MAWkISHNESS

The Wheeling Times. in alluding to our no
minaiion OF Mr.. LEIsH, says: Eastern Virginia
may vote Cor him, but the Trans-All-ghany pco-
PIE have not 50 soon forgotten the degrading COM
pAr'son oil Mr. ieish's, in the Convention Of the
freemcn OF the West to the slaves Of Fast"
The editor ought To have added too, that the
people Of the West shave no, forgotten MIR.
ieishs services in the Legislature, in adjusting
the land title. Of die West Nov, as to the com
pdri'0n which the Times speaks Off We recoI-
iect any thing about tit amounted simply to
this, d.ai in ersry community there must be s,me
species OF population 20 do the drudgery work
II you have not blacks, white men mus, do it,
And 10 not this true What is there degrading
IN this incontrovertible truth The T,imes ia
vastly too sensitive on this point
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09

Zerah CoIburn, who has acquired considcsa-
bic celebrity In Europe and America, for his
wonderful faculty Of mathematical calcula-
ton. has issued proposals for publishing, by
subscription, memoir Of himsclf-to contain,
N the words OF bis prospectus, AN account
OF his birth the remarkable gin with which
he was endowed at six years Of age; his tra.
vels IN this country, and twelve years rosidence
10 Europe; his method ofcalculation; occasion
al remarks upon the places he visited" Ee.-
Mr. Coiburn isa native Of Ballot, In this state.
and resides at present in Hartford, windsor
county -aoniptlSer VI. Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09

GfOuT 'owassneo viil "a forge, ia, Mods
heHt IS aSed "a dae elesuoa o. Trustees.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09

NJ L4Gtts.-The accountants employed "a
l'quidaie the Affairs Of the house Of Lafitte
have asecrtsined that the sums OF money ex.
pended BY him, either in pure acts Of gene
rosity or 70 assist individuals whose establish
ments would otherwise have been ruined, q
mount 20 no less than nineteen millions. two
hundred and cry thousand francs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09

1As Pert IF Po~.psii.--A most striking die.
eovery has lately been made; no Iess than
that OF the long anticipated Port Of Pompeii,
with ts vessels overthrow on their sidea
and covered and preserved by the eruptive
,olcanic matter which has thus anchored
!hem Tor 30 many eyes. About thirty mAsts
have been found London .aila,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09

.aoursJxi ed Of . PatySot.-Ca2tain Pedow-
SKI, distinguished officer Of the Polish artil-
lery, shot himself n few days ago at Bssapcoa
The motives for this desperate act are given
IN q letter which he wrote immediately be-
fore his death, Of which the following b IN
extract" Having Lost all hopes of seeing
my native country restored--not finding the
least chance even Of my being called upon 10
die IN her service-and having learnt that my
children have been carried into Siberia, by
order Of the tyrant Of the north, have 70.
solved to abridge my useless life, and put m
end to all my suGerings. Adieu. unhappy
Poland Adieu, my children. Adieu 70 such
OF you, my eountrymen, As have only in view
the welfare Of our beloved Poland ~
[Paris papey.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09

Bad .Nsies from JNsfan,as rs lat
as the 18th, inform that the Cholera was ma
king awful raw ,es there. Deaths stated a
$50 per day, which makes the mortality great
or Than was Mt Havana Of the most ssckl
period. The population Of Matanzas is abou
$4,000.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18
rom ~ y " Of Com. April u
LATESTFROM MATANZAS ANDuAV
MA

The brig Ariel Capt Watson arrived vestcr
DAY, from Matanz; $, having sailed on tho 1t oi
april For four days previous the number Of
deaths by Cholera in Ma,anzas was about % a ,,y
In Havana the disease continued to rae with
great violence. During tue last two days Of which
we have accounts the number of deaths was nc
less than $50 i. Q. in the two days together. W.
iament To state that among the victims is the Amer
lean Consul, WIS.,. SMALLER, Esq.
+ S.-Slnce the above was in type we have re-
ceived Havana letters and papers to March Goth
inclusive. A letter ofthLt date states that the nun
Der of deaths was about 800 day, AID that the
disease did MOI appear TO be abating. The Arch
bishop of 81. Domingo, and acting Bishop of II,
vana, Dr d. Pedro Valeray Ximeaes, fell victims
on The 10Th, aged a.
From another letter mr,f datf
II is true that the mortality was greater ON Tho
10Th than Tor several succeeding DAYS but il ottor
wards increased and on the 18th the number Of
deaths was GOO On the 2ls,, go bodies were in
TERED IN the principal burying ground but as be-
SIDES this, there is the burying ground Of Carmen
40, and believe others, The whole number ~,
deaths was probably not less than 400 The 90
vernment has opened two uospitals,-one for
men IN the Arsenal, and the other in house oe
thu Campo de Marie, fer women On the 10Th tho
artillery OF the forts fired by order of the 90
veFnment, as means ofpurifyng the atmosphere
MANY OF the physicians have fled or concealed
themselves, and II Is not strange therefore thai
those VINO remain are unable TO attend upon all the
sick,--so that many die without being visited BIZ.
'i'ehl AZcaTste and Guarro are the physicians
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18
From The i2jaag Daiiu Adreyi;rr

"'N"ttAR ADVENTURE. A little boy aged nbo,t
., son OF Col. Hogan, keeper Of he jail was mis-
sing on Saturday, for about hours, and search
was made for him N every direction, I'm, in vn,n
"A Htile child about his own age, who conld az,
speak pIain, was continually saying 10 his mother
BOY IN hole-Bov in hole" and pointed IN i, hal.
/" tle end OF the arch over Eagle street. n, lie
JUNCTION Win Beaver street lis opportunities n,
' y, attracted attention. and il being known TIM,
MI IL $. ohtd was missing a man dcscc,doI H..
rope ioStened under his arms 10 tho bo,,o, ~
va, ~, ote'N distance oftwenty feet, with lantern
TIC there found boys cap. bu, he searched nn
'u,tnef' and was drawn up. The can was ido,.
Uiito as That OF MIR HIS boy. Sheriff Calun uon,
|" me place and offered a reward to any ne,sa,
VINO would descend and search for the chill NJ
Gop'u oe found when the Sheriff himself pulled o0
MS coat ana was making preparations to 20 down
whoh colored man was induced to descend with a
lantern Amer proceeding about three bun,Irod
ice. IN Tue creek as il goes down Beaver ST n,l
Whleh Is covered by an arch about 1 feet h,aL
I've found the little fellow sitting IN the ,nud md
nun, anu resting against the wall of the n,c,, >,
most exhausted he brought him to the hole md
"c was hosted out and presented TO his, til ih.n
''.c'eo ou' now overjoycd parents
II appears that after falling IN the hole, hc had
wandered thus far, ana had become so fnt;encJ
mat ne could not make his way back to the hole or
''oo'hy he became bcwildcred and deprived ,hc |
'ower OF exercising his thinking faculties. lie WINS |
n ms place from 10 in the morning iii 8 IN III.
fiernoon. W VIC
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

IMPORTANT DfclsroN.-VIee Chancellor M
Coun yesterday morning gave bis decision IN the
case Of W lliam Scott aud o.hGrs, stockholders OF
the late National Insurance Company VS. Frcde-
rick -, pcyster and others, President and Directors
of the same. The suit As brou. IN To- recover cne
lualdtcd and serenity nine BpUs0Hd donatS which
had been fraujulently abstracted from the funds OF
the Company by Oliver q. Kane, Secretary, The
general charges Of the Eli were, that the funds OF
the Company had been legally invested, aud that
there had been gross negligence in the affairs of the
Company ON the part of the Del nda'ls in oonsc>
lncpce of ~hich all these loss D had occurred. The
Judgment, of the Court WIS, that on none of the
charges were the Defendants to be made liable
The + Ill was therefore isnssed with costs.
Journal If CDmmtf1e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

sia#.csHiv4 tH#>' frb#z5 i#F L - s=Nsi.s H5
lndefstisable zeal They attend as much upon
the poor ms the rich. $1,000,
The population OF Havana Is perhaps '3oopn
We have heard II estimated by intctisrht Spanish
Gentlemen ns high as 900 900. Eycnf tbs csii-
a,,,e h. correct, the mortality has been rreatiy
greater thete. in proportion TO the population than
II was ~ pars during the whole prevalence OF To-
disease am yearly rs great rs IT vas m Nan'fe-
n and Quebec The greatest number OF DEANS
by choie "a reported 10 this city y the j. othe7lA
IN my enc tlav. was ioi Those who were VI
nessea al hat morality. ran form some idee "' Nc
CONSERVATION Which must b. produced by Il a'-
fold greater morality amoHg population s"h
erab.y less v arr Informed TIM, Willie that ~
ton of Havana situated Nbuhin the waHt - htF'
aonnarai,4rly clean ihc slnurbs ar iniartRdF
6hhy aud ltse It Is that tie mortality hhs taeH
greatest The disease. w undslsiani, las sffsh'
Itself riatc OF lass.over the greater pr oi '"'
ISLAND
Nr shal.r whose 10th is mentioned nhavs. b
tho same gautas niau Who after resfins namhsf o.
yours se tie R.preseal,tiye OF thc AmaIean 60
yefs,l4,, IN AI,ters wrote Tho yaasae y hiell sef
#etl ASA e4liesp.Hr French expedition aPon't t"a
#r,,g In l.,sa IL aas about - Y'afs oil ~ t'
Iiee Of l.,4 ,lcssa<e and thousl he las not len
FANNY TO NOUN - l1ss, there are many who W
scel 1t to b. y fnb.le calamity
ia,ezi faa u rico by ma enfa' r. Ne'
t0fleoos. VEN CIV papsfa have ben received
Much SIN. iaelusve.
The Legislature Of the State ef Mryieo Las or
p IN its vote f,, ten Santa Anna as President % u
Rrnrblic and Nllentin Come fhlas as We -
g s.ient 1hcre soyay reason to auppose they VI
Z Ice elected