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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-31
Warren county. NJ G., Oct 2ib. 6I-wms

q tLASSlCAL SCllOOL.-The School, at Long Creek
Iouisa county. will be continued. nest ye.e 1oder
The supeiaiendeneo Of ue suhsolibeg he sons In
THE school will be taught the Greek ond Latin sngayes
English Gftmnar, Ene ish Compositions, Geography Vnb
he OF Maps and Globes, MAIZENA, ics and A1ithme.
ia TIE School viii commence the first day Of Pc
hfuary 1895 and terminate on The bfsi lay 81 December
following Ilsre will he yacaHon 81 four We eks rom.
neucng iie uh day OF June The charge ior board
ui ion. wssiiag, lodging, and fuel will be 900 payable
que hall Vie bs day OF June, 1885, and lie otheg ha!
on the hrsl day o. December, following org Creek -
IS miles from Richmond "a son Frederick stnrg 80 rom
Oangc Court House, aud 2S 0m Cafeffgile The Stages
from Richmond To Orange Court. House, and from FreSer
cksburg to Carsggile pass tho school house Let
iers the subsc,iber shoud be directed Long Creek
| r. O., Bouisa WILLIAM NELSON
Oct n Oh Iaiu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-31
The Official returns have been received which give the
following It's

OcinocFaUc vi lZOo
The Trenton Emporium says that the Opposition twill
find, that IN this eleclen eight thousand more voes
were poled than At any proceeding in the Stale; aud
that, while IN 30 beaten by rising cue thousand
majority, and in 30 elected ticket by the eagre ma.
joriy oil less than hundred this year have swept
through the State in hetanre oevey against u.s.
with clear official najoy OF fiDcipe hnd, Ell and
JpW me Senators resign? '' This Gays tho Elm, o.
run hss grown 10 be the all absorbing question Their
friends, almost TO say they will Some Of their Oh
Ionents think they will inue drega the voice OF
the people. We shall soon Tho Legislature will be
ready probably. hy (ids) Wednesday, TO receive
their resgnaiions who seriously believes that the
will resign! Did they not y in the face of their Con.
suens and disdaiD their Instructions? True they did
say, that they would no; obey the Icgsaiure-hat tile
Legislature did represent the sentiments OF the Pro-
ple--and Mr. Frelinghuysen did tell the Senate OF the
y States that SIT in The revolution OF the VIII, el IL thrcw
him oil e was perfectly ready acqnesce in the result
oi The trial which was clearly before the people
lie was en- rely ready To meet that result Well the
trial has been made aud the result has gone ainst him
But will he resign! IL is sIrewiy suspected no,-I,ut
III MIR. frcloghnysen blows the majesty OF the Peo.
ple, we are satisfied tina, hs Colleague (Mr Sou har,D
will not
NEW YORK
The great sweepstakes take place Mondsy nexi-io
continue three days The following gentle IN m have he
nominated as candidates Tor the forty Of
20 which Nrw ork IL entitled. This list dots not en-
brace The Jackson nominations Tor the Dsricts and
several oil the Wing candidates:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-31
COH.NJYTcaTFD.
FLuyANNA MEEIif2SlGG. ''l

~ a meeting OF portion Of the People Of tho county
o Fiuysnna, friendly The present Administration 81 The
General Government held ~ heir Court house Mondsy
Ihc 2Ih Say q O.loef h being Cear day. IeI the pur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-31

The N. York Evening Post pronounccs article re
Gently published in OF the Opposition papers
rurpor'ing to lie extract IRON tie London ST, James
Chronicle OF the 81 September, tn be Iorgey II de-
claes that emo article OF the kind has been published
IN the 81 James Chronicle, (t would he OF OF cose-
Gnence II ohrrwr) has been written here
with the view oil producing effect the approaching
e. y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-31
MARRIAGES

III Zone efhe People," on the Leigh Dinner in Pc
MISUNDERSTANDING Sc, in our next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-31

For THE ENQUIRER
Rustic OF the District" returns his compliments TO
Tie author of "a Card, in the Enquirer OF the I7,h
instant and replies, that il IL easy matter indeed for
gentlemen, aud oi those who up no lust
claims prrension- 10 that character IouLdy assert
when adeciaratioh is made, that il is Alse unounred
ana cAumnons Without ha,ing counted vailng fact
OF crcnmtnce 10 prone their assertion f,ue-An thus il
Is WIN exp, cts, byl round assertion" AID hul-
Ss challenge aud bray ado, 10 supply the place good
honest prot and ;hnk', suppose the Presly terrain
heroes OF olden imc,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

HNHL undersigned beng about 20 remcve
II To Mrs. iienry's Mill, will oief TOR sale ,
on Thursdsy the 10Th OF June, At his pre- .ent
residence, MillS Grove, the follow .Is, -
moogst other property, VIZ.
Six or seven Work HORSES.
One or two Cows,
One new road Wagon. very little used.
One do. half worn
SIx sets or Wagon Gear-Piough Gear.
Piouyhs (bar shear and shovel,
Three Cradles aud Seythes (eompiete)
Rakes and Forks, and other
FARMING UTENSILS.
Four Stoves, and House hold Furniture.
Also, all tho Rye and Corn, and emptv
Hour Barrels, remaining in the mil on a. .
day OF sale.
The term Of n Negro Girl, Who has abouf
eight years 20 serve, aud who is of line di-po-
s,tion and capacity, will also be sold on tho
above day OF sale.
A credit, until the ist day OF April next,
will be allowed on all sums over IS, the p,lr-
chaser giving note and approved security
sums Of aud under g.. must be cash. SaIo
TO begin early in the day.
JOHN b. SAPPINGToN.
May 20, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

Rere'e'ors Hsfory IF ne fairy we're
shout 20 make IN extract or tuo from mi, later.
sN'ns ~ork' jas, pablis',ed. bm found our copy
missing. w" 5,ali t-ke steps 70 pressure snosi,er
!" the mean time ~e uiII Only remark, that eve.
y one Who desires 20 BE- acquainted ui,b m. e.,l,
history q Ibis mot d.lighfai Vsllsy-cu,br.e,.-
its Indisn vsFs, Is boousuess Natural resource,
'nd ts innunerabic safio,it,e,--il, lo.. no ,,,o.
IA obsaiaisg copy q dd. Jost n .,ar, a.,
aFhor' nov fr'''rd BY 81 and borne dovn l.,
diverse fottune, has claims upon The god fcsI-
HE' 4 the community, -hish sill b. readily re..
V.adcd to BY every gsnerOus heart The lsbour
md ume necessarily bes,oTed upJa iis uors
I'll be boz poorly eoouPsused BY the ale Of hii
'hale edi,ioB--one u'oasapd copies We hore
~ H'sy ss s1sbIod to issue another, which ma,
better reward has toll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Governor iiArSr. of South Carolina, has i,.uct
an official paper, In the nature OF M ExeCutiv,
Proei-ms'ion. the sabjcvt of the Lite decision
Il the Court q Appeals against the Test Oath =
IL 10 moderate in tone, and directs with much dig
NIFTY the course TO be pursued By those entrusted
~ith the execution Of the laws Up,ii the con-
s,tutioa !, amended. or the decision 10 reversed
he holds that the decision of the court must BE-
vigorously eoaiormed In, aud therefore direct, the
commissions in the recognized militia 20 Le is
sued in pursuance &c thst .Iecison, requiring nc
other oath Than that which Il recognizes as eonst-
tutional.
The Governor does tot consider the crisis "a
require the summoning of an extra session IL the
Legislature, as hal been suggested ~ other quar-
tcrs. but refers the whole subject to the neat De-
g'ia'nrc, 70 be chosen IN OetOb-r. The test oath
HAVING been adopted BY vote of i.-o- Uris OF the
prvssai legislature. viii. ii passed by similar
vote in the De,t, be legally incorporated into the
State constitution. This he calls an appeal to the
highest source u pouer-thc people.
The riee,ions al the polls ,b October will there
fore, turn upon the test oath question: Bai In,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
Tor Sale or EReMf.

VENIE subscriber offers for sale or rent, hi,
n HOUSE and LOT AZ the Point Of Rocks
ia Frederick County, Maryland, situated
QsAl. IN the centre Of the place. and we'll cal
cuiated for any kind Of public business or PR
vate dwelling The house has lately under
gone thorough repair, " hieh adds very much
70 Ne comfort. ! will rent II low 10 q good
tenant, or sell il on moderate terms for cash
Any person wishing TO rent or purchase, vii
be shewn tho property by Mr.. Lloyd or Mr.
Philip MeGAhas, both living at the Point oil
POcks.
Also. House and Lot in Loudoun county
about one and a bali miles from Harpers-
Ferry. The lot contains FIVE acres
RICHARD HURDLE.
HarPers-Ferry, June &c, IsJi.-3t.
The BIAnore Patriot WI please girc Ile o.
bDre three Ins-rfiSns, aud {or sgard aecStsHf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
TO F.RR.WERS.

III ANfNG rented the FORD MILL. on She
~ ~ nandoah river, which I formaTlY coz
Quoted, Il affords me pleasure 10 say thst she
y IN complete repair, and will he ready for
the reception Of all kinds Of grain after the
lst day Of July ensuing A. duty owe 60
my old customers and The public generally. II
becomes me TO say that | am and will be dis
posed 10 90 their business, as heretofore. on
fair and removable terms; That - 90 say. I
will al all times DO ready ,0 purchase their
Wheat 81 fair cash prices. or, Il grinding II
upon iOll be preferred. tbesg Flour shall be
made 10 stand the inspection Of either of the
markets Baltimore, CsorsstoWn, OF Alexan-
dria, aud at any time they may wish 20 pot
the same IN market. they can do 40 hy giving
me notice thereof, and thus AVOID aby further
trubie wth n. a. MI sueoi 10 She sale,
md make their returns paneiuaily and 81 the
shortest uoiire possible. I viii mention for
the aecommodalion of my customer, ard
friends. that will attend 10 having brought
for them ahy articles from the markets which
they may require, such q, Plaster. Fab, salt,
&C. &c. WiihOut any charge ether than the
cosi of The ame. Having . heavy harvest
% cut, which Wiii require my attention, 4
shall BE- denied the opportunity u calling on
farmers generally fas nov sppears 90 be tie
custom among Ntlcrs) ! must. therefore.
az The favor u then 20 call upon me ai.en
tbey wi,h 70 dnpose of their " heat, aid par.
ticuisriy ny old customers, A. . feel satisfied
that can snake u sdraniageeus 20 item 10
ID their business With ne. IN mg sb.enee
my son, Dfria n say.lsy, will generally b.
found az home, who - authorized ~ msks
e0airacis fuf me. ard N uhoss charge NJ
books vii Be fo,lnd when settlement. are
sthed- DANtEf sNNDER
lord Nui. June 90. isJG-6t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

The nosAinaiion Of JoHx RoBIaTsoS, Esq. for
Congress, to ili Mr.. Stevenson vaeap, place
seems to meet with general appreciation. Il i,
doubtful whether he ~iil have competitor. Mr..
hoane and MIR Daniel are spoken Of, on the Jack
con sides but these gentlemen, though strong in
the faith, de not relish martyrdom; and il can
hardly be asked Of either Of them to take anothes
SeatiSg In the service OF the " Creates, and Best,
Glory" is agreeable enough when on the vim
ning Ude hui, alas! the other. IL Is bot " the
rusted mail that hangs e. a hAtehmcnt over IN,
champions dim and mouldering tomb"
The Governor has fixed the election upon N.
several court days in July. Monday week Hen
Sieo viii lead of.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
BELGIUM.

The death Of the infant Prince ROY.
ai--ths heir apparent Of the throne Of
Leopold. took place at Brussels, ON
the 18th May. As usual, on such
occasions, the Court was TO 90 into
mourning for month. The obssquies
OF the young Prince, were fixed for
Saturday, the Gath ultimo.
In making preparations for the inter.
ment Of the royal infant, the sepul
shral vault Of the Dukes Of Braban,
was opened. Several tombs and nu.
merous ePitaphs Of the ancient Dukes
OF Brabant were found, one 10 particu
lar, one Of the date Of 1880. in a perfect
state Of preservation. On this tomb
was deposited an enormous silver sword
with the arms Of Brabant chased upon
II; on another tomb is gold vase with
the arms Of Austria, containing the
heart OF the Archduke Ernest, who
died Governor General Of the Neither.
lands, at the end Of the 10th century.
The grief Of Leopold and his Queen,
10 Of course spoken Of as being very
profound. Thus far, indeed, the King
seems destined by Providence TO bold
. barren sceptre--having been bereav-
ed Of the heirs Of two thrones.
The Brussels papers Of the 17ih
OF May. announce that the Queen oil
France was hourly expected in that
capital. On the other hand, Paris pa
pers Of the 10th, assert that the Queen
OF the Belgians was hourly expected
in that city-adding a bit Of Court
scandal, that the said Queen Of the
Beigians was about to sue Tor divorce
ION ground that we should DOT fee
ourselves justifiable in mentioning"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
.JeHersOm (VM.) Jockey CiuD.


.UNHE next meeting Of the Club will com
- menee, al their course aear Charles
town. on wednesday, September 2lth, 1884.
First Days Race, miles and repeat, for
800, entrance $40.
Second Day, miles and repeat, for 5000,
entrance $40. Same day, a Sweepstake for
year old colts, one mile and repeai-en-
trance 500. half forfeit, to be closed on the
lst of September.
Third Day, ; miles and repeat, for $500,
entrance SIS. SsHU dag, race for all sorts
Of horses, one mile aud repeat, entrance 120.
There must be four entries (paid for) or no
race, on each day. Winners on preceding
days excluded from entering 10 the srbse-
quent races. Weights and regulations The
same as those Of the " Central Course" The
track is now made an exact mile. Proper
officers arc appointed TO enforce the most RI
gid decorum. Seats will be erected on q re-
tired eminence for the Ladies.
n. b. The purses, as heretofore, always al
the stand. TIE SECRETARY.
June &c, 1894.
The .lEIrhns5Hrg Gazette, .Nah0nal Ilfrg,-
gsRoer, Balr'EOre Gdteffe. Rioh1sOssd UAlg ana
Enquirer. vii insert ne obspc three ii,rses nov
aud four naacs ajIer Ghe frat o. September nert
and J0rEGard Thar accounts 10 The Secrefary Of
fAe Club
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

O. The Subscriber, DO has undertaken N,
settlement Of the business Of IN late firm d
Jenersoa 4 CievelsBd, a. referred 20 above
- compelled from cireumstsncss-to CIV,
pcrsmptory notice 10 ell commemorative
al transactions Witb said firm must DO Al
once closed By payment OF other settlement
and that no further Indulgence can be extens
Cd % tho debtors Of sad firm.
RICHARD WILLIAMS, .flar.
June %. 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

~ consequence Of circumstances well
n known to the public. the undersigned, a.
surviving partner Of the late Srfs Of Jefferson
Cleveland, takes this method Of noiifyin,
the Debtors, and 81 Others having unsettled
trsnsae,ions with said firm. that tho whole
business Of settling up the affairs Of .aid firm
has been turned over toto the hands OF
Richard W,iha1ss, Ia. administrator Of ~.
Jeasrson, deed, who - fully authorised 10
settle up and close the same
WA. CLEVELAND,
Survivor Of J.Jsrs0n & ClsFsisr9.
Jupe %, lsJa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

In the Senate. on Friday, bill passed to its
third reading, granting pensions TO the wounded
PfrDsh scamcn, and the families Of those who
were killed, On board the French ship SufFren, in
consequence Of Tie American frisatc accidentally
FIXING into her, in the harbor Of Toalon. The
Pensioos are fixed at douLie the amount paid 10
American seamea in eases Of disability. This i.
prompt. noble, aud Just.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

a Great CRiosiiy.-A few days since o gen.
tIemAn residing 10 the vicinity Of this city
purchased several well grown hogs; and being
about moving time, when fat pork is pecu-
liarly grateful to the knights Of the seythe, he
directed one Of the above hogs to be slaugh-
tered, which haPpeAed 10 fall TO tho lot Of q
good looking sow. On opening the animal,
It was discovered, for the first time, that she
was with young. This circumstance led to a
more minute examination, when there were
found within her ten we'll shsped pigs perfect
as they should be, together with an animal
having perfect resemblance 20 an elephant
head, instead Of that Of hog. The connie
nance is not only like that Of the elephant
with tho Proboscis in its proper place, bat II
has only one eye, which il very brilliant, and
placed directly IN the centre Of the forehead
The body, ears and tail also correspond "a
those Of the elephant THIS singular Produc-
ton Of Nature was presented 90 the Alexan-
dria Museum, ia good order, on the day Il was
discovered-has been duly preserved, and i
well worth the attention Of the natur 1list and
the curious .9LE. Gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
TMrnlp Sect.

TNIiE subscriber has just received At The
- Chariestovn APothecafy ADD Book Store
fof sale. large supEly q early summer Tar.
MP Seed q the pressnt years growth. raised
~ Col Larue. Also, hs has received thi,
summon from The NsDlaad Agricultural
Reposhory," early Flat Dutch asd large
White Turnip seed
JAMES BROWN.
Inns % Is1f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
THE MARKETS..

ALEXANDRIA, JUNE 81.
FLOCR.-we have yet no change to no
lice in the price Of Flour. aud quote the wa
gon price and store price 50 50.-Gsz.
BALTIMORE, June 20.
FLoUR.-The wagon price ranged at the
beginning Of the week, from 81 S7I TO SIS and
50 l2i, but We noW quote it at s. 10 IS l2A,
and occasional single loads are sometimes Ia
ken At fraction more.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
MAHRIEn.

On Thursday the i2th instant, by the Rev MIR.
tiargraye, Mr.. THoNAs 7. LENES, Of this coun-
", TO Miss ELIZA McELRoY, Of Shepher,i,town.
Do Monday last, by the Rev. Francis Jamison,
Mr.. JANIS MARTIN to Miss NANCY McANALLI,
both Of this county
Near iiArpers-fery, on Thursday last. by the
Rev. George w. Humphreys, Mr.. WILLIAa O..
B1srE 70 Miss AART ID. RATTH, both Of Lees
burg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

viii be perceived that m extra appropriation
has been made by Congress for the Armory At
Hsrpers Ferry. We do not know whether this
augmentation has been for the purpose Of iBereas-
ing the manufacture Of arms, or for improve
Hents bat in either case, II is pleasing, - IL will
adj little 20 the circulating medium Of our
aeishborhood. A matter Vcry desirable a, the
Lrescnl moment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

EsnigysniS. During the past seventeen
years there have arrived a. the Port q One
bee. ~ l75 passengers from Europe The
greatest member On enc year vas, IS 23i. in
isJl-the least number Vas 90, 10 ls2i.--
The number arrived The present season "a
the Ord n June, vas, from Engiani So
ireland 6J95, Scotland 1919, lower ports 10
total ~ sc. SANE period last year BIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

An Irish paper received by the last arrival
states that the Rt. Rev. Bishop ESeLAsp, Of
the Catholic Church, statione,i at Charleston,
$. c. has been appointed Cardinal BY tho
PoPs-ths hrst freshman that ever attained
that dignity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

A man was discovered IN an old building
al Boston, with his throat elunisily, though
not dangerously, cut, and wound Indicted
IN his abdomen, through which his iniestines
we're protruding. u appears that be bad
inflicted these wounds upon himself BE
vas conveyed 10 the hospital, where he re-
NAMED all night without any hope Of recO-
very. lie attempted 10 get nP Ia the moraing
10 make his way out ofihe hospital. lie was
once . respectable resident d salem, bot be
had ruined and disgraoed himself by iniemPe.
rance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

On Monday evening. the 20 inst. one Of
the most beart.FeadiBg accidents OeeaFred
that ever vas yet Witnessed va this neigh
bouThood. Sarah Hamillos. an istersst
ing ebi''. about four years old. daughter
Of Sir. Robert Hamilton. Of this township.
was literally burnt TO death by her clothes
which we're al eo'tOn--taking Ere. Tier
father vas absent, putting has horses in q
6eld. aud her mother had iefl her aloae N
the house whilst she went TO the barn 10
milk. The mother heard the crying sf
her child bot did not heed u supporting that
ITS father had returned and Was correcting
.; for some fault. until she saw the child
come out on the porch completely snVe
loped ~ flames She immediately ran TO
iis assistance. bsi hOrTid 10 relate she dld
not succeed W eEtinGaIshing the fame an
hl the child uss 90 badly burnt as 10 give
little hope of recovery The little sufferer
safVIved. N great PAIN. until 5 clock on
the nest morning. Wbsn death put pe
rod 10 rs suifensgs This should be .
warning 10 mothers 90, 10 leave their ehil.
dren alOne. nor 10 dress them N sgsh con
busiiJls clothing - .Nmey Pc Tel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

SOn,siAiAg .NsV.-A female mule belonging
TO gentleman 10 Suffolk, Va. lately brought
FORTH This is the first case Of the kind we
have ever heard Of. and the general belief has
been that this mixed generation OF animal.
was incapable Of production.
Tho case is singular, but BY no means
unexampled. There are instances on record
Of similar Productisn Of some Of them, Of rs
ancient date As tho time Of Aristotle. That
hyerid', as naturalists call the offspring Of the
union OF species radio ally distinct, are barren,
Is q rule, which however generally true, is
not so Of all hybrids, sor universally Of those,
the mule for example, which arc most often
referred to as proofs. The exceptions are few,
aud the anomalies rare. II Bell. .4nsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

The idea Of J. fenimerr Cooper The Novelist
getting the Navy Department., is altogether ro-
mantle and absurd. Gen. Jack son has too many
servants Of distinction in the political field. ubo
have earned their reward, and Who arc eompe,cn,
TO take the helm,l to be under the necessity OF
going Into the mere literary world Tor one 10
"trc.d the deck" Of the ship OF state for though
the good old vessel has long been in tie hands OF
land-lub6ers, she is not yet di.mas,ed, nor water
logged The President cannot be guilty OF either
the folly or the insraitude Of thrusting aside hi.
true "men-at-arms, to make way for roman.
Ger, Who enters at this late day the political are
ma IL is true, Mr.. Cooper has been II Venice,
and may have imbibed some Of the principles Of
the Vcnitian school, and obtained some Insight O,
the manner ofthe ancient Doges Of that renowned
"rePubiie, which might be useful to our belo,-
cd DOge yet he will not get for his palsver any
thing higher than what he himself calls "the
empty commission Of a consul" His reiteration
oil oft-refuted and exploded political hetions can
give him no title to supcrscde such "Eraye and
reverend" and devoted Senators a, Forsyth end
seuton, or such agile and crafty eommouers a.
Folk and WsyDe-ali Of whom have done the,
Chief some service"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

Its not generally known that MSs Sid
dons left BY will TO Thomas Campbell (S1
thor OF the Pleasures OF Hope, } al her dia
ries and memoranda. for the express pur-
pose Of writing her Life, upon which the
poet has been occupied ever since her de
cease; he has just completed his interest
ingstask, and the work may be expected
TO be through the press In the esurss Of
the ensuing month.-[ Gin MIR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
Died,

Oo ThuFsday night the igth lust. Mrs MARI
MoRR0w, sife Of Mr.. James Morrow Of Mar
tinsburg, 10 the skh year Of her age.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

A discourse in reference u the deoca.c Of Mr.,
EtIIAsErH SNrTH. will b. preached ia the Frec
Church At lIarpers-Ferry on Sunday neIt a, eleven
o'elOek-a' which time and place the communion
will also BE- administered.
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