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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30
GRGlRlsIA

Full reforms have sot yst hcea rreeisesi. 80
snouEh y ksova 70 laufify is aa,esncfi 'haa ti's
Uutoa Party Lee Il i csiietil has ssese-ded oFsg
shs ssaie-Rigifs Party, b. ~ eoaEressua.l rlec-
ton, ~ usslefisiss &c srssr.l tlossssds Wta-,
e tnos' dis,is-gusssd asd giftcd raua. Gsi'-sr.
ant o,'sT able men have % give risce 20 facn a
tufdfilr ahitlues
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30

R@GlTy C00kk@% &eOreS.
SNSSsE 1sd-ssips~S kss hsea agPss-snA
~ assas GaR 90 sste - SsAaA-yS eeke-
hFat-a ROTARY COOKING STOvE-A. AZ
tiGie sasarPsssed N ths I'D oE &s-aessse &C.,
SsaSssrea- A. PrOSf Of - AsEh eA@rs-ser. .
esrtl6E.ts = ssb5.ssaed q SAo~e wko base
ussd a. "a kETES
eharSszs0~a. Oct -. IS3A
The undsrss=ped hsss b~es s.izg Ihs Pa
usns Rotary CoskI1E SaSs~ for sS@s ss=<
pzst. ns4 SD th.s every krn4 - cookSa-
msy be P-dsr1eA BY tae@ ~ . @srs<G faT
sapeTior - any SsSss - kaso $500 - ase
R0zsssnS asd bskiaS- 90 ds6csfI % seee1-
pIs.b hsreasfsrs n ss0s<s. are Soae 10 Szs
ssssirs safssfsetiss. - siso every ester -
~.riFsaOu 0f CssknE ~ sadIasna - wsScA
fslsF coasaas uach icss feel - aay o4ker
stsss af ths sa1e czPs~ay-
Isha Gissa. Issrph Was.
tsso r D.snbsr, tseo - SaSs.
~ q. tlsrrssga. JSha ~ kstrsAEr.
I<rn.s 4 Carper, r. Q CrDss
GETss sseoa5 hSn.d COOKING STOVES.
a ssssshsr. bat approved Pssfera. uB -
odd rkesn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30

WLsoSe<fcy & Pof0@Sc EGg RSa&, .
SePaernbe- N. kS3l
nDROF0SALS uIEl hs Te--EseA - Ne EacS-
n nrer-. e4ce. ~ Se<Sers- TaserB. ssIlil
ta< SsA dsS e NOSe@lA~r nexs, for fzrn.sla,x
asA &elssersng % the GsE<rcSsssc-is1s Il xA.s
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30
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49, ~ I'LL 81 - -
- GNRss
Ul9 0lunEmtit-r of arrangements lake Eraaf
Iil-zsssx Eassii~ils tisisismE tilsir scBossi-
-ti-EnussIks stsiir essissrs ard 5iaisrs Wsss 80
gsss1Hsfls r.spunui,za,t tiisiE raysfstlsu ~ par
ltsutJnats pzssagC nIazfnl hasurs ~ tiIg me-
nssE,s sGIti.~ iilissfstalsA Sfh4ssts. Thsir ans
usilfi1E.s sgu=an.zlss sIst sBssfisun-niF depart
usgst srs-ErTss - ususss. I'D prBs~ tia@f TIE
rsfinuaI.s ,sstiliurs tiis pruP~r safeguard II
-usiFssiaisus
- sasil-FF - uis GsTnsasftss
g " nsHHssuREM Gh'a.
Wufiisr eiiuir stiss sftsE,ki-i 80 tie hsa.rzi
sss-assssa. 49, eirsyIr stis sfictzs Iils
aCs.smaH lus,1 fasunsrzisusuvu 1znds sna %
tao sunauSr h,u rfi-rr nuIfssf so-opsr.tisn
-fi-r airzsraIitrvrgf FIFuuE'sssats trudsr thsir
.uau.fi snll.-lrs esisu1,rsitri.,Ea-zfs.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30
.vbfirG.


DCRruasERs "a Tie sale q Tie p-r,s.-
IL nj sststs ef Jska EoSss-oa. ACID. arx
hrr-hy reminded that theu soirs See,,e doe
On ia. i.th sf oetober. saA P.,a<z, - so.
expecfrd indalErsoe esaaOt - eTsea
Nj persons hasIn< ei.s-ns <Essns, -.s1 e.
tate are requested % sshsaa I1.<a property
authenticated, Tor seIiiraent
JasES RICE.
Oct %, ,S3t 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30

"H vssse sf . Ar>S e ars-a. <sccusrk
ID - J.s<s n. as.<y, 49, a-re.>-1- n
a. s>1ersy~>a- tss,k A-g~.s I'm. aSx1.
sed &.iy rcrorerd !. sA< Cscrk-- scb-- q tas~
CS~-ay Cosrs &C Je1rrsss. fsr th< r<zry-s-<
ID sessfs.< 60 pssaesf u c>rk..a sun.s 81
asSe<y tA-er~ss .r,a,en>S. d.r Thaa.s TaA-
seriske nd whir.. Fra. sA.n yreou-e
10 seu % sAe kE-he-t b>dA-r. fsr os-A- an
s~csvSss- fl< ~ - -Sss<-k<- .zzs. IN fh<
s.ieress AekA ~ SID MOODY. Ane,a- N r<r-
t.., tso~>e - La Ikerrsa s.<nts.r-r< ~nu-
sse4 % tke As.ss Ssr,<s 9. sf.r ,>-n e.f s.-srh-
teh sss< - t.ke Pl.cs IN rA< p--.--,. =,
, O'eLeek. r n
Nm O. NACoCGaTKE.
a. u IT,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30

The second number Of SIR. Warns SOuTH-
JHS LITEaAHT MEssEsaER has been issued. in
hi' usual FJle Of beautiful and correct typogs-
Ii,y. and contains = mass q varied sod interest,"
ing original mastsr, which shows thai the ester-
prising publisher i', and vii be. sustained BY tbe
abIeSi pens in the soaniry. We give. 90 our srsi
psse, tvO scraps Of the poetry contained IN tis<
second naalber Of The Messenger. Add sl4sli syail
Ourselves Of appropriate occasions TO snake tiss
wosk better knova 70 our readers By eopi'as en-
tracts from its attractive columns We hail -
Inueh Erssihei. " ss cas-, by say fair means. eOa-
tribute to the patronage of periodical idcniihed
Nth the literary reputation a the South, nd
from Which the worthy and deserving FrOPr'etos
ought 10 resp rich harvest of PrUst aid rrsovn.
We viu receive the names sad Subscriptions q
such q our friends - desire 20 procure the vork
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30
KbP Sale.

AhSk thara P.rf q tbs Pre.eaf crop a
" CORN rzrsed % tAs E.rn EorD<rty tA<
Prne>rfs of J.eab Hsr-f~eAi. se.r Ghsr,<s-
to~a, suFposea % hs sP-.nAs q 60 k=s-
s-sd barrels n uili ts 4eIIsereA .ay dr.
tss'es sst exceeding Eve 90 -sx a.z,~s fro-.
ttss f@ra- APpiy "a tAe s.s>-rsb<r-
DaN-I kAglE. -AknS
~ rk< Ssc-.< - d LIZ, x.ex
(arf m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30

The mail Stage from Ihe wess so~ srriye, dsi-
". =, : oeIosk, p. ~. Passenger 70 he Pas
IoEr At iIsrr-rsFs'Ty .ssd arr e',sbied to,sAs II,
'nornisE boa, fov the Poiu, q Rocks. >, s o'sioet
H"d rcssh Bsls.aorr early Ia he sfternooa- SCI
the Advertisement q &. Thorasoa 60. III,
stsge from ,i's Ess arrives a c evrTy morning
~ usual.
We ienru thai the Boat for " s,iliHy,oa iestr'
iiarPsrs-FerTy every osber dsy-bcgius.ins tiaii
vesk 9TH MONDAY. 4 srry unosvt.in ~ a.
ealeuissiaE. By the vsy. sad Oas vhssl sssy sss,,
macy dissypoiri@epss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30

a MEETING 0f fAe Oxers~ers q Lh<
IA Ponr Of Je4-rs~a C@saay usn ee hek1
On ErIdAy TIE liza day e NoSe@h-r SKI
a t.ss ts.St=i % Mr. zseh4el Es.il, n CAazSes-
taswu.
Proposals viii tAes be received for q So
P1rintrndenf, wbo Oil be reFsireA - pro-
Ssds houses su1kesess for ne .reo2@SAssssa
at tts Posr, togEther uhA G1<sOo4. P1stS-
r7Es. ar &c
Rro2osais wll aiso hs received. a IL
-1Dz tlEas, fur Contractor. Sko sIsl - ~
qnirsd IA FURNISH tAs se-<<saEy @aaasSey e
Rur&, sesf, FIo1r, Corn. 81 AZ
faii De-ting of th< zeahers Of IL
Board = required
~ order Il tls Pressdxne
SOtgS r BRCWN, Czsrk
Oct 10 l11A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30

WILL o1Er for rrnt, ~ pxs.ie 0z--ery
u 60 Saturday rAr ~ A<y # -Nsr--.srr ART
n Daniel Enfier's tasera N SA<pA-rX,so-a
rtaE FARM beloasIns 20 he kesrs Of Tko-
mas James. deed. near Kersey's taser.. .sA
a present m the Ps-~e>ssoa - I-!As N.rsAaE
Y eouf,ias about 10 s-re.. Too Of wkscA ..
tii.bie and m sDod order Tkere arr = Co..
forf.hie Ho's-e, BAra- Stables. Ar III lad
- eonssd-rrd n good n sny m ne ses<kho~-
hood md viii he rrateA fsr 6se yearX IT,
renter % ezrcufs m article of axreearrf. .s
veil N bond and security for tAe reni, Ps.-
able annually On the 1t day Of Ard
THOMAS G HARRIS
Oct u ISJs- C.vS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30

CSr received from frszsyiszasa- k.-d-
- same .-sorfaent Of BAR IRON. e =
superior q'EAists. -As<h ~zil IN .oli los fSr
s.sh, or On n short erealE % P1.rfuai cszs,O-
merA.
An s~.srf1enf ef Superior Fr.skI-. s.1
es.'ss sFotEss - DADS szYseieA. uA<s tAs-<
WIN ara ysf tD be sapPiueA ezn - fsE.sSAe1
sufAnsiy - their sa.r-fsrtsaa-
THOMAS RAWLINS-
CharlrsfnWn. OFT n l-1l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30

R6DrS1So0.
I'VE s.1sr~y~eA. % s<~s De vs-A>. &C
- ss~,rSy@.g e>s - ~ have .sr~>Sy -
Pssr-s. - vsllssg % cp<. NIGHT s6ssOOa-
a ths n.rp<uFery Ae,d~.y. vArs ~
suzas<r prsv.ss1 .sis J,.s.fy - u.sr S<>s-
r.ss q .fas.As-g- -sli pi<.ss ..k. s.ri, -
pssc.xsus, sssrs tse >>.soa q u.s x<.r n
~ssI - - e7s>rs<>s e tko-. s.S.rs.b>S.
nsnorr N early cs0D<,re9eua &e>r.bas
JossN = HICKEY.
r...f A-Pr-Ea,y -se.<<-,
Oct N. Is1s-h
.vtsr G0o<As.
1--WE .us>rr,A<r . -. r--~r.< AL
- ep<ssag ks Fan c--eAs
o-f n HCNRasET KEYEs.
90 U9T0r.
FEW eoffi~s roy IL MADEIRA
"a WtSt, Tor s>ie sy n kENES
Oct %, t-5&
- stDck of Goods n Elk Br..<k. nd -
r-ntfnE ~ remove In he We>S, takes In,
mode of infsrEning .ii tAose u>3<b<>x % ks.a.
either Nv note or bsok .ccos.l On e.II ,n.k s<s-
ts tten snhssf del.y. n hss bzs..ess re-
fasrrs . sp>rdy e3ose- 10 s@<.sce.ee eas ~
gwen An dsbts r>D.iss.< srsp.sA On tk<
iss d,y ef D>renh>r. ssa - pAacek - tk<
hands Of an o9Scer Cor csii<<fsoe-
BENJAMIN NEISiN, jr-
Oct ID, I-jS.-SI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30


Quick Work,-Frunris 8. Hoffman
Esq. Post Master si Pleasant Eailsy
Duchess oOuBty. attended n AlmE
meeting = few DAYS since. arfsI-rns-
ton Was immediately transmitted fn
Washington &c tins Rct at fFrasgn -
gsinst the paFty." and m two wrsiiss
from the time af attending flse Hsosn-
ing. hc 1ss no ioner-r = Pssa Masis1
under the iIiustrious MAJ. Barry and
the nagnaninl0us odd R0man.
fIs---Tra1f
.Iisi tlsc Stove s.usn-d Pasinuza-r aii-ss,-I .
Jsskssa ss-stss,E. "a soiid h-sr b-ua ruiia-
Thew vouid i.ssc i-sr T'isssi,su-'si is'r Ass.
veg '-th- p-asuua<s a fse Egs~zuu-us s-s'ss-s.-
asss 81, ~ frc,ss.z - rl-siissa" D. tlisa. !.
F<iasoul Ceuscsaiua 80 log ss-sr. t--a -u-sEs'
80 sasu.hsrs 1890 go ~ t-cuiy Pssin--s,-,--
s's tl.ey -src wsfh .-shs t-rty." s-a tlss SO
oaas.dsrsd s-i 49, Seer 49, ssi sd gatrsssss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30

TS7Hsf Sole.
hI s~tse e , a-<1 e tru-s, erecr,ra %
II ~ .--S<<,-s>~S ~ JsAs Cre.I f< fi.e
se.<tf q Toss<r 4 ti.rrs .zi n<n,na T
fo-srr .><.sstx>r.. s.A s~ca<a.1 - rizr
Clerks o<see cf III County Cs,.rr of Sr8ur-
49, U I'll FrS>s-d % sen. NJ Pssi.r a>i<. an
S.rU<sy- rAs - <-s ~ -<s-<.kry. n NJ
ASsse q 1o>~P> L.zirr. ss<yA>ra<ag~a.
TIC property @~.fss>ed N sad eeea e6
irusi. nOs-sssss of fsor~e-. C0~-. Fsru.ng
IirEssfs. Gear ,n& BS1-eksi1 I'D Karhcs
F~rscArs- SAs< - oo11eazr ~ 40 irio<k.
n ~ Ter@s. c..k-
THOMAS VAN SWEAKIyGEN.
OFT n -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30
F0r Rrnd.

~HE hsn~r a-s~ Esr ssuaRan<l % ths
u n.sxr-,rl.n4 ~nIiis NJ rx.srf hs~ psT sa.s
Isl a.s sG AsrG a~~S. aud s.r--<--asn gwen
en- Ia la ,s< al NS@xEAru enc ~aaIf 3l>s
.~i . >ery re.EzY -az~r. = In1nAtaars septlr -
1ssn s< .ssoe
az - CT NrWMLIkNS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30
81. 0c0 Cspsfsl'-~nA 80 Rrzes
q 50BB-
ia. Dismal Scamp Lottery

- ~ g ~ -. - -
Tscksa cay eio. EIstEs- :. san4rlxzs -
fETEksts 49, SAazxz ~ a. ak-ua~ La
trrsss - $50 ~ thr gfrns~-t rarsrts 81 r,sE,-
trrs. sGaxr - 10 gsrkeE~ e. ssnxE tEkrc
81 49, 49, ~ a.. psuaax<rs. uxaf 49, -
fs-4ssTn. A-ssa
Sy-fssess frss ~ cp--s-y pru@p-iy sfi-.aa-
- -. Rst a. E~Ees~F ss.sazsuElr - arsS-
ssgs forEartEa - - 49, .sr.txr sr.ua AZ
So Attrrs
XAEE3 q EWEKE8
Hzssssr.. n asi.a.rtas q -. q e
ssys .. Isgs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30

- &C have tsss dss sEse6 m kstr1s
Cow, sA<sn % - ,. B1rzhG.A1.-<s shs..l
q I'm eousry, nd ks1 he same - ss n
sl.rk 1=1ry. urzA soDs ~k1,< % trE beils
as-1 so1le sAIte Ap0es sriuees A<r fsr. l=s.
se.r Tie er>k>f- al-4 ID .F,Pr.sse ..ss css ~
Ten d0sl2-x- Gfs<a usaer or Eales, st-s
9-sA t1y q OcisoeE. is1s
SAMI STONE
JOifA r. SMITH
WILLIAM FkGTA
Ibe osaer q The >b0se e<.r.s - nefsess-
g. % cO@s tEs1rA. PrOse PraPeE1s. Pss
eA2rSes. sz4 t.ke A<T a.sg
Oh - BARTHOLOMEW SHALL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30

a stJo~r-ea iern q he E<gsn-nf.i
IA CS-urt A.rtL.i la rhe A5-h Ezein.snz
Vargas. N.iI,Ea. al be keie II H-,-rs A.ss,--s
tavern - CA.ries;Osn, - Sz.urA.. ki-s In
DAY Il NOsenser r<xt
ID, ~sD efn< C.L Cs-,A
Oct -, l-1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30

- eoeseQ1<7cs - M Ere4G ancn1<.1srnc<
II sd s.J@y ukscA 10 g16rr-.gn>1 s1zk4
kso P<rss~s k.1a>g 90 Eunsag si-s~Et
sAeE 6siss. thrOu.g eS~a szsur.. md 1s1,
.l.1lag Oder d<pxet-i.saa- xhrs 1rx os9P<l
sra CtAs-sA rsisei-.zlyD - wsza al B-sr.sz.
aS..~ss s.AA.r srts h<rszfs<r- 8sSss<z an
Pss.s.1t tAe tssk A.y ~. tA<5 gls IN oaz-
sara-s><. N j-s,sre - tAzz.-ises n Frossrua.
al 0ce--A-Es, 1I.A1gs re-F.u1 90 Per.s@A-
ADA0 as0lER.
EoBEkT 0ArEKS.
DANIEL nso1IEE.
JOf1N T. HENAIE
OK -. Is3a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30

WuL sr ~sak- - - x.a-<r,n-r's rvss-
W A.rs sosn tkszna~D. 90 o. Hsrvsrs-
Ferry k->s. 60 n-~A>y ~ q A. sr w.
$780, -.-s- IN as- r~z.sasz RrsV-rsv. &C.,
ssan< % .s-ssn Hne .rsxs a MASS IN tAs
srssn1- . SIs=esr sx Csss - - barrel &C
n. k<rpL fsrssnx era-ls AZ s~~ry dr~rro-
ss1A- Bss.<.Alaa .mk KatAsn Tuusrasrs. rso
n-r~rs End = wang Gu. ur~~ Nah Cs-s.
ss.sxa - sss<, No. E.zarasr< md ssa.~ soo<k
kAax~
Y.--- In~ f-c slsxx ..sf Corn -lf >. .,b.
Ssr e.>h al <st<r yaruAsr~s sa.sxr ~ q
cr-Sa a nn-r a..nl:,s ~s1 Or <J~sn, ts- pur-
ckzs-sr pE5m< 1,zGr .s.e ssgrs.-nf s<xartry
MILAN l. HALL
GA n IS3s
|" IA ysr~>a~ Ass~n< <a.an- saI pre-
-<ss sl<-a &C. s-k.s< nie d..r al .alr
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cRLERA.

QuEsrc-The ChoIsa in this place had Ser
sibly diminished at thelatest accounts.
MosrREAI-The nun per of deaths by Chole
ra in this city, on the stlinstant, was So; less by
five than on the preceding day.
New YoaK, August ID. 1.-THE Board of Health
renort that Since yesterdiy at IL O'Clock there
have been reported by physicians in the city ge
deaths. and "a cases of Ch,lera. Three of the
above deaths were reportedas cases Yesterday
ALBANY, August ls.-The sity is all bu, resto
red to its accustomed health There were re-
freshing showers last night, aad we have fine,
clear atmosphere, with br,cing north-wes.
Trio o'ciock, p. M-We lean from the Rev.
his parishioners since Yesterdays report. Two
of the Gases are convalescent ana one termina-
! ted fatally this forenoon.
P. S. The Board of Health met at u O'clock
but doubling whether any case OF Spasmodlc
Cholera had occurred since YESTERDAY, made no
report.
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more. There were ten or twelve Piano fortes,
some ofthem splendid instruments-three harps,
one of which cost $500-and five guitars, among
the articles destroyed, The females lost all
their clothing, except what they had on when
they few from the incendiaries The above facts
were obtained from source that may be relied
on.
Gr At IL O'Clock last evening the City was
quiet. and we had heard of no act of violence
in Charlestown The City Council were in ses-
sion, and there was strong police in atten-
dance. The Military were at their Armories in
Faneuil Hail. In the vicinity of the Catholic
Church therewas gathering of five or six hum
bred persons; and in parts of the city there
were large collections, but no disposition 10 do
any act Of violence. We hope the night will
pass off without further trouble. Hundreds OF
respectable citizens are on the alert to render
assistance, if any should be required. every
Rostonian bushes for the conduct of those de-
luded men of Middlesex county who set lire to
the Ursuline Convent.
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Vest Indies-By the arrivals at this port from
the West Indies yesterday, we learn that the
" beginning of the end" of the abolition OF sla-
very in the English Islands had commenced. IN
one OF the islands (Antigua or ST. Kitts,) the
Governor called together portion Of the most
intelligent Of the slaves, and Informed them OF
the conditions uron which they we're TO De
made free, and the course to be pursued Tor
that purpose A spirit of revolt was immedl-
ately manifested, and martial law was about 10
be proclaimed for the protection OF the whites
We could not see the captains to get particulars
" New Haren Herald.
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measure OF the removal of the public denoeite,
the responsibility Of which he himself asSun,od
as he has proclaimed to the nation. Nor thai
Mr. Speaker Stevenson, whilst administer
the duties of the Chair, could not be unm;ndGI
of the very great obligation under which the Pro
sldent had placed him.
Whether the Speaker yielded to the infIuerc,
OF the temptation, and fulfilled expectation
which were probably entertained by the Pres
DENT 1t is hardly worth while to inquire. Tn,
acquisition of splendid mission was With,
his grasp, in the contingency of his promotn@
the Presidents views, as the certain loss Of +
was the inevitable consequence of his placint
himself in an attitude of opposing them. II :
perfectly notorious that, by his adherence =.
particular Executive measures, he has separa,
ed himself from the people Of his district an,
the Legislature of his State. 1t is also woIr
known that. in the cast of certain imnortar.
Committees, and in the discharge of the ord;
nary duties Of presiding officer of the Hons
he has excited much dissatisfaction; so mncS
that, although it is upwards of three wee,.,
since he resigned the Chair the House has No.
adopted the customary vote of thanks.
An example of a more direct, daring anr
dangerous influence brought to bear in a cri,i
cal PERIOD by the President, upon the presidino
officer of the House of Representatives, cann6I
we'll be imagined. And if the Senate had con
hrmed the appointment Of Mr.. Stevenson. aE
further resistance to the appointment of Mem
bers Of Congress- under any circumstance
would be vain and useless.
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"Postmarked, June Is, (1sa4. )-Editors.
I'm. B. Le,pts to Andrew Stevenson.

I'm. B. LeriS to Andre,p Stevenson.
WASHINGTON; JUNE 81, 1884.
DEAR SIR: Your letter Of yesterday has been
received, and will answer it with pleasure.
In March, 1888, received from Mr.. Richie
two letters, in which, among other subjects, he
expressed his views on the question of appoint
ing Foreign Ministers during the recess of the
Senate. They were written, as it appears, with
your knowledge, and in consequence, no doubt,
Of the letter of Mr.. Livingston, to you, commu-
nicatng the fact that upon the happening of
certain contingency, it was the intention of the
President to offer you an appointment abroad.
Of this letter (Mr Livingston's) | was inform
ed, but never saw it. AS the letters ofMr. Ritch-
lie embrace other subjects, do not feel author
lied to furnish the originals; but cheerfully
send the enclosed extracts which relate to the
mission to England. You are at liberty to use
these extracts in any manner you may deem
proper. In my reply to those letters in the spring
OF 1888, (having preserved no copy,) have
distinct recollection that assured Mr.. Richie
that had no doubt all idea Of making the APP
polntment, as intimated in MIR. Livingston's let
ter, had been abandoned, in consequence Of the
arrival of the British Minister, and the proba-
bility ofthe negotiation spoken ofby Mr. Livinps
ton in his letter to you being opened and CARR
ed on in Washington. have no doubt il is INV
letter alone to which Mr. Richie aludes a.
quoting his fears, in his recent letter to Won,
which, by your permission, saw and read
am, dear sir, truly yours,
TO A. STEVENSON, Esq. w B. LEWIS.
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EXECUTIVE PROCEEDINGS IN SENATE

Journal of Executive Proceedings OF the Senate
on the nomination o. ANDREW STEVENSON as
Minister to Great Britain.
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ORA us TOMORROW

Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit Of the Dismal Scamp Capat 20.
Glass No. IL for 1884,
Will be drawn at Cats Tavern, (West End, }
Alexandria, Va on Saturday, June %
SPLENDID SCHEME:
do of 10000 prize of 5000
IS Capital Prizes of 81 900! &c.
Tickets SO; halves so; qrs. 25 eighths u
Lowest prize $40
70 be had in a variety Of numbers Of
% w. VEOLETT,
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE Broker,
Near the corner Of King and Fayette Streets,
Alexandria, D. c..
~ $4,000 for only 50 may be purchased at
CLARKE's Prze-selling Office, in the Virginia
State Lottery, to be drawn in Alexandria TO
MORROW, at o'clock.
GRAND SCHEME:
l Prize o. $4,000 Prize of $1,000
90 OF 10000 Prize CT 1900
IS Capital Prizes of 1,0O0 &c.
tickets SO; halves so; qrs 2 25; eightns g
For sale, as usual, in every variety, by
jos. Nj. CLARKE,
(Sign of the Flag Of Scarlet and Cold, King II.
Alexandria, D. ..
ORR US TOMORROW
Virginia State Lottery,
For tie bensifi OF TIE Dismal SWGmp Cd,.al 20.
Glass Nc. IL for 1884,,
To d:sw at Alexard2ia, Virginia, o. =: .~rda
June 2o
Splendid CAPITALS:
p DO OF "1 1900 p' DO OF o.; 5000
IS Capital Prizes Of 900! &C.
Tickets 9; halves4 SO; ours. rs; eight'is ::
IL Lowest prize $40
10 be had in variety of numbers o.
j. CDRSE.
Lottery e Exchange Broker, Alexandria.
ORA IVS TO-MORROW
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit Of the Dismal Swamp Canal Co..
Glass No. IL for 1884.
Will be drawn at West End, Va. on Saturday,
June %
SCHEME:
prize of $4,000 prize of $4,000
/ do of 10000 prize of 5000
rs Capital Prizes Of 900! &c. &c.
Tickets O. halves a so; qrs. 9 %; eighths ~
Lowest prize $40
On sale in great variety by
JAS. REORDAN.
H Uncurrent Notes and Foreign Gold pur.
chased.
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THURSDAY, May %, 1894


The following message was received from the
President of the United States, by MIR. Donel-
son, his Secretary:
Woshingtoa May 90, 1884.
nominate to the Senate Andrew Stevenson,
of Virginia, to be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentary to Great Britain.
ANDREW JACKSON.