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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06

We understand that Virgins paper q.
no's ~ discount ~ this place u ono per
cent ~ Washington. one snd quarter !.
On Baltimore. one sBd = bslf, snd luftbef
north. from three 10 i've per csnt
LMsr Ln-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06

III -NerH report shows The vbolc number Il
oH'''' ~ ""r nav. undsr warrants aud ruriu.is-
VrI.. ~ ABBOTT iOIn. in ,f.t,ife,l q ,,,,.. -,
$50 $50 The scsusn SAL about ,VsI. txi..n..
~ w. tnarinc corps, tNslusit, q L,rrat6s \
sl9",'-" fNpcusrs on % ns,s ,sr,Is I..t ,..f.
exclusive ~ du dorks. ,fptsst On ti,. ,ia.L ~
t-inrirstou anil Norilik, sirpooU. ~, 1--we ,ss
iah'' b'I'"g'ngio ihe govrrumeut arc .aiI 60 De-
inerca,ing in t.lne
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
TIE DYING SCENE

correspondent OF the London True Sun,
meuIions The following incidents as cobnec.
ted with the last moments OF Gen. Lafayette
An apparent amelioration had taken place ~
the poor invalidS sufferinss on Monday, but
al midnight all the alarming symptoms reiur-
ned with redoubled Vigor-A devouring fever,
oppression Of the chest, great difficulty OF
breathing, With desth-like cough. At two
o'clock poultice was applied on the chest.
What are you applying there - inquired the
patients IS It another blister" No Gcae-
raj, pOultice." Ced bien."--(u IS we'll }
These were the last words Of Lafayette
The death-rattie soon followed; the dying
man for few moments breslhed more free
~ and then sereneiy sunk 20 death, ia the
armA Of the honorable ~. CIoquet.
a few Gays ere his death, British gentle
man visited him 10 his sick room. They spoke
OF .fSleyiea, and tho veterans ewes sp1Tkled
with their wOn,ed FIRE they alluded TO France
and he mournfully shook has head - Beloved.
but betrayed county," exclaimed he, "I
fear thou hast YET many terrible struggles Ia
undergo, ere Thy goal Of liberty IS attained. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
AMHuE nEPR.xvrrY.

n r-Marl of S5O-it should -
S,nl''ii'----s- oifisrcd in Ohio pagers. Tor
dir apprehension at hIaNN Ana.
'i'img--.iii with having. fired the dive,
.lnIr inuss. at Walter Langley. ot Bris.
uJ~ %uys,u Gmnty Ths circun,,aa.
c'is- an usi~ case 10 We learn bv re
z.InlsAa;il. e'oze'f-. are these. Allan.
SSf- maUnsssL ta tia daughter of Nj.
G.uig3,sNR- whom he u-etl verv bad
snIH an Iuuaunu af thus unkin.lncs- : d.
a'ir him and reuiruri IA, her father
naiiiia I'm InilAre her I'm leave her n.
,iirrT . iiu,I-.. To li~e with him AMIN. H..
uincHf,fiindi TN poIsun tte famiiy VIII
'IIrsssriIr-- hnt hes fund that impraciica
ai''.- amt rcprafsdly expressed has d.
n.fIuInafsuu.- ON the dnv hefore the IL,
- IA burn item up;- with other frn
DISH uiruafs expressive Of his settled
HnHuIsssss ut dr-srucfion. b. mean.
All n lsni,ihr lie Deposited the ire nea-
airr hrtt IN which has wifia and ei.ildre,
'nHi7s sierrng- anil which must have
frurIeE ti'r s0me time. undiscoverrI.
Mr. m lesH than miuufc after the hear
si'nI II'uriss.d has wife and she had aot
IAN GiiiiliiienG ont, of the bed, the hurnln-
inasI'F aiinSc .aSa wav- and covered the
1i''ii an which L mumeut befnre thry
imu repussill SaScral of the f,,n,I,
asrIueu with sGanusiy any ciothiu,,.
mud ans af them tiiruugh the Ere.
StlI-. AASsEuHn was we'll situatrd. and
hlS GIrntiirtIhle residence abundantly
SiHnilrtu with die cDnveuiencrs Of liz.
All - unsS dssiroyed:. his, loss amount.
my nm Mn ar seven hundred ,iulIars.
itiir fiinrinateiy tie perperatnr was
IN has main purpose
tHSr di'ii mt slcrecll in hccnlnins
nuaElGreT..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
TIE GENERAL COURT.

The General Court convened on the Tth
instant, the following Judges beng present f;
Fleming Saunders, Abel r. Upshur. Lewis
summers, John .. May, John r. Lomax.
Richard u fieid. Benjamin -Estill, Edw IN 5.
Duncan, John b. Cioptou, Esqs-
The cas- Of Mr.. RandoIphs win was Ia
Ken up, when on motion of MIR. Meade, Zone
OF the trustees named in the Will Of John
Randolph. made m 1920 a ,ssps,s dscsS t.
esra was issued to the Cicr. Of Charlotte To
bring up tho sind viii and all other TESLA
menlary papers In his possession. TWAS also
agreed, that . commission be issued for both
paries 10 take dispositions out Of the State.
ny the consent Of John q. Bry an. by his mex,
Trend, bis motion for the probat OF another
VIII OF John Randolph was continued till
neat term.
The Court will probably adjourn to-day or
Tomorrow RiekaOnd Enquirer, July IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
a MATCH ron nIu. srA sinuu,,u


A fisherman beins ulf' III n i,iir 49,.
sci. near Ir.Jraul. uifim.iul.at,ls a.li
overheard. and Wa iIr-tHusls -i.,uu,,u
uP bH munster resembling 'lur.,s "a.
dog "a sislr, 81 seVeral .uil,ni ifs..,.r,,,,,,,
Who then made ~ the siInrr with ..f
speed lest ths munster sintiu r,l.t =.
fancy 10 MAKE a Eumrr 1f .icIn r,s,D-i
but A. soon a. il,ry had .rncUucseH llsnu.
THIS pauic- iifey CunsiAuHetl iir .il,suin.,-
the munster mt.ln do M fl,rrr iTIi,.,-,,
aud being liAessise ilcsI-nts- 10 r,t,.,,,r,..
thc death ct tiictr runratl.. fls,,, --,t- M,
Ners Instruments matie. IN win 4 t{i,,.,
iiNsd large steel ifnf4s. ui,u finn, ,,..,,,,,
nut IN ilteir buats. ~ unr.si ,n ,ir ,uon,
-'er. ~L'ch had appeared sc,c-lll -,,n,.-.
beioge near tiIsf ~h1re. no, u,- iI,nrnr
him on the oh NDvenl!5rf. tl,-s iH,,,,.,.
their h0Dks with hnrss flesh. Inn ,6,-
device dad hui suuueed III. u,,u.s,,,,,
Kept nlJth. ~ q be- =u-Tml'tsg rsi.. de.
s'gn whcrs'iurr. ti,,-s threw auf- . .,,,u.,.
"ilh q bat suspsntivd N tirr ul,HH,r an
y. two Or three men hlgmrsnfi. emf
Ut tie cud. Tins stra,syenl -ui.r,s,.,U
81; ths muns;cr .cg,rH al Ser i..si a.,
''gm"usly that Sc v.iuir i,..sH ,,,r
through tIr mouse. sud ii,s T-.l,.rrp,,,,.
instantly pniim. ti'e r'I,- H-aegru %
I" tie sh"re. D. wa. go 1niin,s 10
ieu-'h. and &c mouth .fxrss.ss, lll, ..,..,.
~iih 9 rWws at teeth ~ t..r lpr.or r,-v
and tl'e tal Wa- - Tains- rf .s,,,...ti4
the belly w-9s ur prnpmnansf,. no ,i,,.
rest oi ihe bDay. bru,e mIe HBu.fn-
90 oiFcDntierrnOr D. vs. fi-u.,...
snd seighud DrwarllS ~ aaia la
hr ncHt do, iht il-i'--rBl,ru Ger ~ an,
and i"vnd "a O q gren pumnfe aH III.
one bal man's -ksil ~,fih ti,s 'l,su AN.
- aiso t~o ie.-. I'art sh Sire 1nstllrpe
anu iiie riisa- uhiih Tires lnar,,I n. h..
those at thgu uIduTtnlatr uspovuo,,.
sho we drosrurd frz aHu,@ tra,r..
They atierward- hurIgsa fi,- umu,,-.
lesi . shuult Inierfiise atr. u, ,rru.u.-.
irvm fi'ng and siiirs npllns. tiss, cen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

The brig Argus, Captain Peters, arrived
yesterday from Liberia, whence she sailed GA
ihe 18th Of May. The Liberia Herald OF the
nth Of April, contains al interesting letter.
from the Rev. JOINS HERsET, who went out
=. the agent Of the Maryland Society. Mt
u. returned some week, since, and has
preached several times IN this city 10 crowd.
ed audience.
he Rev Mr.. SFAuLDTSG and his lady sail.
cd Tor salem on the 18Th, Ia company with
the Argus.
On the 23d of April, Governor P,xNrr sail
ed in the Colonial schr. Marxaret Mercer ON
Vis't 20 Grand Basss Setliement-he would
probably be absent about two weeks.
IN u Com. .ffr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

M"sH0ttas April p, 1891.
Dray Silt may be interesting 10 some of
your readers TO hear from the roloay recent
y settled Of Cape Psimas On the second
day after our arrival az the Cape, three KIM,
reading contiguous 20 that place, met Iogeth.
&c TO receive us, aud hear what ss bad 10
ssy.
The sgeht, DR.. Hall. Immediately explain.
cd the nature of bis visit 10 their shores. and
commenced treaty 9Th them Tor a posses-
son 90 their eouairy. aud after strout a. hour,
conference they unanimously agreed 30 grant
unto The Maryland State &. =. Tor the u,s
and benefit of their oolOoy. all their posse,
Sons, (,upPosed b. embrace about twent,
niles square Tor . uiodorais cou,idsratioo
reser'ins 70 themselves only a right 10 Their
touns and farms
When they mentioned rum IS an item az
payment the agent informed them that &c d,i
cot use nor deal in ihe article our,slves-
nat nearly all the respectable ard intsll,xsnt
people q tie United states rad abandooed
We use % q, considering 4 iuj grioas u soeis.
y and desifuctise Of The peace n mankind
amer icN moments delibefation. theV s,l.
hnsiJ eonsenied 10 receive ffy dollars ,n
.pe0io g. ~ equivalent f1r ths article 4
lev days alters ards Brnish ship cane o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
IMPORTANT PROM FRANCF

We learn that among the passengers by the
North America, is Theodore .S-riyeT-ick, Jr- Esq
Bearer OF Dispatches from Mr.. Livingston, our
Minister TO France TO this Government The
trenoh Government after long delay, has at las,
given up the original papers OF Ihe ships illegal
iy captured. The frencl Government las also
consented TO give US copies of the decisions By
~hieh the condemnation OF those vessels was
made Mr.. Sedsewiek, We learn, is the bearer
oil the original ships papers Il may be iof,r-
red from these being scat al the prcscnt time that
MIR Livingston entertains full confidence, tia, a,
the next session OF the Chamber Of Dcpuiies
iunu' sh De appropriate, TO carry into effect the
treat. concluded by Mr.. Ri,es.
" i. Evening Pest.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
RsRaiD MURDgR.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ND. Jurr
W'ir fsnreiii, qinet AMI 9rsleriy city h-., .
'iniEiii i1nii rnafte tic seems OF 4 most ?
NIT IiffniuiIs murziSr On Satuita, n,o.r-
nv 'ara, Nh BENDER, one Of our cunstar.,..
'SiIs- sTrItiEs,fi hs one al tho female t.r.s,-
4 ii"iis'i al Infamous ciiar1cter, aud ayp-.e4
uiut uiir ~ har quality companions. Il, .a. d..
ii''i ssaTno hu,Ise, hasl b.eu murdered. s
'1'aiarsu.ss i, r,is spot 1ccumpaaied by . nun,
lif7 "a eit'Evu-, Mr. BENDER found ,in- "A
liz si'tt-a ut house ON Fifth st-.t,, lur.
-!tuNV1i a. tile abusln Of the mat shan,. vel
al Tia lunGla seN,. tie body of 4 wonar. " 81,
lt"i uNsi-r'iuN diOl m consequence OF .tIs
'Eii-u'i -iin iiad rsoniYeI ia the back a .,,
i"i"'" .1iu ARM aii. GlIr nj binins, room d .
.iio aHis-y ioru InoiriiTorsl siy;ns OF ,tr4t,-i
irin..- AaiiI GntrruI with blood s,,.p,,
lda@n- irrn directed IN an Tris!.man -,
"''fn'' ~ q 't,uv, a. tlie prObahIs prrpetr-.-
~ ~" az ~ His oiiccrs Proceedrti o.
hi4'iiilii-i iu'is", wherc he Was disco.err! -
'ai' iiiHH MY asleep. a dagger co, cset
'.tiii hiuu'l AMI a lhadu,l pistaI uere f,.-l
nIlirttil aiilU'~ Having been carrie,Ib. Z. b.
Nir'iIri iIail.-ull, Esq. he was commute p.
.lirtlier examination. On SATURDAY nor.
is Wiz drought Iefore tie same n,~,.i..ls
''sin' r'Irs'icr',t tie evidence again, .-, g.,
funIis ~ 10 guiify him ~ hillV commit.
MN "U tf1ai. The exs-itoment c3u.sd
mas. "f'r'iFrr'ire. ~ n community in NJ
'irii 1nilnE-s nave heeh seldom committed
~ a. might Dc '-'s;oHslIy expected. v,r
'isfi'u VI -, s'ie. however. la tle pr .o.. r..
"i't u" itir impartial scrosnplI.hmsi, n 30
''iis- 90 justice. that putlic opinion ,i,,.ii r.,
V'tsnfuIauit uni'i after tiia trial "a .....I..
N'ii. - noFr 10 speedily brought Is.
t'i'ii. iiir a.'s- mason, irIlm drtailln. to
u'iir" ''4l.'u ~ tie committing ma.f.frl,.
hi" Friimpr ihss atry-.lous ,Ic~,f ,,l..s.
iH'i''r, isiui a hurried woman, Whose o..
."'h' -'7rriaiie rnerhnnie. named 1.ss.
.,,'''',F ~ hi"As'"wn. Washington Coa.
iii-r m1fff'ri rsfnu WIS Wary sprsrLl.
lfu sl-. Iuri fu s.rfty.tslr.. or th.r,,t.. ..
MR., - Rrruf Er-srs,ssf,-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

~ virtue % deed % tfgsi, rseeufed Co.
~ TIE undcrtiEncd By John Crovl. flr us.
benefit u Baker Tspsept aad others land
by ,1h Iapscou assigned 10 John N fisi. pf
fhiladciPhis,D for certain purposes therein
mentioned, dated the -th dsy n March. isI3.
and recorded ~ The eiefk's Office ~ ti,s coa.,-
y court Of Jeaefson, vail proceed % seli o.
public fendue, before tli1 hotel 90 Jacol
sh.et1' IN ohePhsrlsioW or ssisrdsg a.
~ y ~, Prf,fni vioHiA, thc property inciuf-
ed n said deed q trust. eoussiinx IN part I'D
Horses. Cow, Warming Utensils. ose Ho.a
Wagon ard Gears, Hsusebold ard kartsr
Furniture. Az
TIE terms % ssle. rash. sale % rom
mence 81 10 O'Clock, An
THOMAS Vas swEAgfVcFS
'niy ~ 1881 III lrs,isrf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
FOR rHE rnEE FRIss.
HARVEST HYMN.

The Harvest is over, l,t our praises ascend,
Der the Altar Of God let gratefully ben,l;
10 thank HIM Tor blessings iiis bounty be.towS,
For which not heart but with gratitude gio~s
With tabret and cyn,baIs, His name let ". praise.
In the melody mingiing. gladSosns voices rais.
10 has glory loud anthems, who giyeth us food
Whose word to his creatures so firmly had, stood
That " seed time and harvest, While Earth shall
remain,
should not cease but to man his promise sustain,
u o bless him nth plenty. rs now hr hath given,
10 str-nSthen his faith and dependence on Iiea-
ven. m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

Hlis- ii'iif~'r- rr-nsrk..Ic osr-irT7r,... 81. 81,
~ i'-'" ''.ssa' al-so IHEing a lie hlTg4,4l
N,ry,,i,iA.-
WsIr af VIZ Clowning-s wursrnrn
I'M u'lti fi-um tsir shnp. from apprrhen
-nrnaH us failing when he was iustan,
" AnnInr zlufti hv the blast and l0.,..,.i
INNING ttig branches of an aged horse
SiinssiiDt- wlicre lie hail remained bn, 4,
isiH~ u"munfs when the tree blew
down. hg sUun extrica;rd hin,t /.
hmm ns- hrz-uir-.- but was M sours r
im iIss fi'ur titan, he WIS a:,ain hurle,, y
t'ia -ssicasl- where hs fell "a, the mad, II
iiii'rir al h'- Gn'npnnions Once mos,
iu uSis~ mai was sr5un taken up bv
utr wlnIb In'l Judged in a ditch e.
NuNi~ atf- where an recovering from
rtir --lnua- he h,umr himself siiI an
uinqanN with tin same three men,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
ron TIE FREE rRIss.

.Herisrg Of a Friend DEPARTED b. " Z
yV1Hs lady Of Ha,iers-fsrry.
Where rSc raging Lhiows sweep,
Thou art IA thy quiet sleep,
Hesung thy unconscious head,
With the cold and silent dead.
Der thee no funereal note,
With its deep-tooed dirgc doth fioat;
Hut the requiem DER thu grave,
Is the murrnuring Of the wave.
No white marble walls enclose
Thy FAIR corpse in calm r,-pose,
but The ocean ware enshrInes.
hnd u'e sea-vecd round uIee tuines.
Over thee no nos 'rct blows
but around thee coral grows,
Aud 'tS stony leaves are prcst.
Hard against thy gentle breast.
Stealing through the ocean wave.
~ son'e sunbeam greeis Thy grave,
IoldIy will the S,raying raw
Fall upon thy eol.icr clay.
], may light awhile the gloom
That hangs darkIy DER ihy tomb
And he sparkling gems may CLEAN
welcome TO Tie wandering bcrm.
Hut thou hce,Icsi not the GLOW,
hat - greeting ulre brlo.
o thHi plays around ihy he'd,
Lighting up thy lonely bed.
krsi on in thy quiet sleep,
Meath the overwhelming ,Icept
heres peace and calm Tor thee.
Even in the restless ssa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
eossUSIcArrp.


T5fae .heH''y u Gcn,rui Lafayette, al Hppcrs-
Ferry.
Pursuant to previous n0tier, the member, of
hsriiy ioige, No. M, ANIL other, residing in
ne vicinity, convened ia the Masonic Hall NJ
I'srpcrs-Fcrry, on tie 4th Of July i'm honor nj
the day, and IN rrssinioay Of the vtscr.fioa la
Which they hold the u.cr,ory OF rseir ,i-eea..d
brother. ,h. gr-at snd ihu-trioas l. APAYRT'TE
Br. JAsrs u. NAskn was appointed Chief
Nsrshai. anil Or. ffESnr wann assistant Mar
shall. The liae OF proccssson ~as formcd, anil
procce'ied to Sbcnsado~h street, ~berr the ma
sohie brethren verc joined by their fellow eiti.
rrns, and large company of Irishmcn from IN,
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. under thc command
oi Capt John Drury and Thomas Burns. These
ioen e,'need by their beiss our that the rloriou.
birth -day II Freedom aud the q. misc Of the great
Apostle Of Liberty we're duly appreciated bs tn.
sons OF Erin. The proccssion continued a. fr IN
tie Shenandoah A. the briiS-. rvtlrne,i, and pro-
sceded To the NcthodiI E,i >eopal Church, ~herr
tbe services commenced by a PRAYER Co the ,hrone
OF grace BY Mr.. EVAN CaaSAcK; brief but rIo-
auem AID feeling cuiogium upon the character
and services OF our droeased Brother Iaf.y,,,.
vas delivered by Rr. NonLK 4. Balpr~, anal
The reading Of the Declaration Il undergraduates
vss pr>fsecd by BE. q. G.. Mccain xuh , fex
pcrt'aent add thrilling remarks. III, rcr,r,ouirs
srr~ concluded by PRAYER. and the pr,scS.ion re-
sufned its march. After proceeding 10 t:au,p
Hill. and r,tilrring to Shenandoah street the rti
zrns aud workrnen we're dismissed, and retired
-'W so W. otbCt anu becoming the
tcmnity Of the occasion.
Upon the rctnr. Of the fraternity 20 u,c Nlso-
mic Hall. the folio~ins resolutions were passed
unanimously. viz:
Ress!,cd, That the thanks II the hrr,hrc, be
rendered to our Brother Noble = Bsaden, f,r nj,
appropriate address delivered on Tia. occasion.
aud 10 Brother r. {. Mecabr for his sa,isi.ctor,
Fcmarks
Re.oiued That the thanks Of Charity r.od-r.
NO; III, be rendered Go the Amateur hand aud
10 the siixcns OF fIsrp~rs-Prrry and i,s vicinity.
For their Kind aud proInpt sssisiasee Ou the oers
sion also 20 Mr.. Evan CarInark for has sltisf.c.
tory services
hos''ted hat the brethren wear Grape on the
bcft arm Tor thirty days, in token of their r,--r,r
loo the death, and OF generation for the memory
81 their illus,rious brother lafayette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
FOREIGN.
I.AIE PROM EUROPE.

The packet ship North America, Captain
Dixey, arrived at New York, on Thursday,
from Liverpool. whence sbe sailed on the
morning OF June lst Our files from our cor
respondents. aysthe Commercial Advertiser,
both OF London and Liverpool, arc Of the
3lst Of May.
ENGLAND.
New MISIsrRu.-One Of the most impor-
tant items OF English intelligence furnished
by this arrival, - the change in the British
Ministry. The following Is the arrangemen
so far as ascertaincd with certainty.
The Earl Of Carlisle 10 be Lord Privy Seal.
Mr.. Eihee, Secretary Of war, to have a
seat in the Cabinet.
Mr.. Spring Rice, Colonial Secretary, with
seat in the Cabinet.
Lord Auckland, First Lord Of the Admiral.
~, with n seat in the Cabinet.
MIR. Francis Barring (son OF Sir Thomas
Baring.) Is to succeed ur. Spring Rice, As
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Mr.. More o'Ferraii, al Irish Catholic. sue
ceeds Sir. Barring as Junior Lord Of the Urea
sury.
We perceive no clear accounts relative TO
the places Earl Grey and Lord Brougham are
10 hold under the reorganization, but infer
That they arc TO retain the places they have
heretofore held. Al al! events, We do not
perceive that they have resigned nor that
others have been appointed in their ROOM
large number Of the most respectable mem
bers Of the House Of Commons had prefer
red written request 10 Earl Grey, request
ing that hc would not resign, and expressing
the highest confidence in him. II was sign
ed by very many OF those who were opposed
to has administration.
The report that Lord Durham was going
to Paris rs Minister to The Preach Court is
contradicte1.
Lord Mulgrave, If appointed 10 the Post
Office, IS not TO have seat in the Cabinet.
We learn that the change Of admins
tration has taken place in consequence of q
difference Of opinion respecting the revenue
OF the Irish Church, and respecting Ia at qucs-
ton alone. There Is not the slightest reason
to expect any change whatever Of the gene
raj policy Of Earl Grey's Cabinet
Those who had resigned their places rs
Ministers were, SIR. Stanley, Sir James
Graham, the Duke Of Richmond, and Earl Of
Bipon.
Disturbances, more or less serious continue
to prevail in various parts Of ireland, pariicu-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

The New York Mercantile .aarertis,y Of tle
Ilth' gives tie following sccOant 81 tie de-
collation. Of the Figure Head Of the Frisate
Constitution.
We have Il from authority. IN which ~,
nave ''e most perfect reliance, and there :,
Out one pefsoa, whose character our ipforu-
ant Vc,'ches for between himself and the ar.
ilal bcheadsF Tue deed was done by a hos
WHO bod followed the sea. lie had no a..
CON P'ice OF assistant. u was entirely a crea-
Ton 81 BIS own brain, ard he hsd never
1sea'hed word Of e 20 a human being. On
the eve Of the % Of Juiy, a. ~ O'Clock. he
went ~ small boat, With nothing but saw
two gimblets add smai rope On arrive,
81 The vessel, he bed Gle greatest difficulty ~
reaching The gnogWay ladder, 10 which he
hnaliy succeeded. The rain was falling ,n
torrcsts, and when be stepped on The ,LeeE
40 one vas visible. lIo heard tie tFssd of
The sentry below, but notl ing d.uutsd IL
proceeded 10 his work lie bored ths a.,
s'ah'ee inlo tie head, and fastened one end
~ me rope 10 them. the other end be made
last 70 The vessel lie was two hour, m
Ia"tng on Tho body. The iron bolt which
Iah through, gase hin much diIculty. ~ he
Ha' ODhsed 10 sa~ az around ~. After nj,
Nss a0ne' ne heal vas fairly i.ftsd osf The
sc &c iD"ered INTO tie boat There aoo-
thsr eitheuiiy occurred. The boat Ia 80
leit under one Of the scupper.. aod al. -.
i0aal nearly full o. waller. lie vas e5I,
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NArHASisL BE'EALr TccErs. Esq, has been
ssPPPo'uted Professor % Law IN the veDe rabbi
Cohese Of WiliiaB SOD Msry. cod a., .ees,t-
we sPPo'ntment. We congratulate he
H N OF william and Mary. lover Virtin,.
sehsrH'y' and the Cobsiit6,iynai.ss, 81 the
sou'b' upon uii- appointments ~ d, trpp-,r.
,,"l 'iat .ne "a" classes particularly. should
~ ,u',I.c'ei oy Professor q sound polite,
- goa legal ailainmeuts- next
% The Department 81 History, that Of a. -
most inhueniial IN forming political oo,,.,,.,
~ he ways u not etfraordinsrv ,b.,
there . no char Of History 10 any Of our -.
sinartes 81 learning Were kaowI.d,. AZ
hnglish History more espcrisliy. grnsr,ll,
oHiused, u would prove the besl ross,lle L.t.
Fsr against the eocrolebnenis of power.
RiehmoHI Uhfg.
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gang OF notorious robbers, whose haun,,
nave oeen on the Arklnsls shore Of tho Mis-.
ssslpPi' has recently been broken up by the
e"|eh' OF tennessee residing ia the vicinity.
Col stephen w. Foreman. noted com.
terleI'er' who broke ST. Louis iall, about
IyuI month, since, wsstaksn at The shawnee
.sse' ana me sheriff Of 81 Louis count,
escorted him back to h,s old lodgings.
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Aehc"p edition Of ,te '' FAaNrRs' REaIsrEu. -
containing &c pages large Octave, isis.ns,I week.
lyh by RpNuSp RcTIS, E-I at ~ per anuum.-
The price Of the regular monthly publication.
containing c. pages. is s. per snsun. III.
second Number Of the second volume has sp,,car-
sd,aHd Is full Of interesting matter EOS the sVrieu-
turis,.
The address Of The editor Is, Edmund Ruff,n.
ShellbSHks, Va"
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SO TO take hold Of the boat rope. aud raise
up the bow. till some Of the water had run
out, when he 60, IN, and safely reached the
shore.
We give the above account TO our readers,
because We believe IL TO be true. Besides
the boy, there Is, or rather was, but one per-
son IN Boston To W hon the fact as known.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

h-H'iF ~ Bur1s ~ corr~sr
Per- hirni.ffiain tlazuite ssys
.i' aa''fifisnnisIisi q fiirt sxsnulsf
'ri. 'i No. mucd ife apps -stlon
f''s'i. ii Fssrs al Harfs aud srstfs ..
go men naii fhr m.-f. rftn~ wfIl.f rn
war a. Bot Ir~ fu Ni lns heated r.
~ sinrA iho en- tfe ifshy p.rt
90 fsTus SO sf.afriy Destroyed s-
ct ne importance 81 q severe s.a.r4
''ir ru,ir-e rf Iaii no Hour fr-lsn ifs t...
le fcts-i ha nnund aoftua ws8I ...
rifirii llv ula4 ard ths paiu. shnb 80.
.os'ln is iu o.sr tstsrn . feeling ~ kr...
e'ef 10 lnnrP Alter ~ ths sxfIrii..r if H
iinr rIiifHiy rcasell sire Itys si,r.s.
hfnI he olituu snai -~-ts --msufd iii
aiii.l,f arr presented assir