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The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-01
BRIGHTON MARKET-oct 81

BRIGHTON MARKET-Oct. 81.
(Reported for the Boston Patriot.)
Al market 1850 Cattle, say Beeves, a.
bout 800 Store 1850, Swine 1850, Sheer
400. Several hundred we're reported
last week.
Prices. Beef Caitle-We quote 10
correspond with last week prime at IS
n s good at A u A 90 /; cows at 80 a
so.
Barrelling Cattlo-Mess 8 rs 4
No. ], Q 90 a 3 20 ; No. 2 So.
Stores-Yearlings Sc 8; two year
old SO ID three year old $l7 "a.
Sheep-Dull-a large number unsold |;
ordinary at 25 l so; midding at
62, 10, 81 and 80 better qualities,
including Wethers, at 9 2 H., 2 25 and
2 80 some others, very fine were sold,
price unknown.
Swine-Several lots Of 100 were sold
at 4 for sows, s for barrows and several
at a 3-8 and 3-8c ; selected lots of bar
rows at &c lot old 8 10 for sows, A l-2
for barrows, and 3 l-2 for sows and 4
for bariows at retail l-2 for sows,
l-2 for barrows those weighing under
80, 5 and &c.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-01

A small company Of Traders arrived
in this city last week from Santa Fe.-
They left early in August, taking Toas
in the route, aud thus extending the jour
ney across the Rocky Mountains to the
trading posts on the Arkansas river
They me, with very few Indians, and suf-
(ered no interruption whatever in their
progress home. Trade in that quarter
was very limited in consequence Of the
scarcity of money and the depredations
OF the Apachee and other Indians. A
part only Of the adventures OF last spring
had been able to effect sales Of their
goods tho other would be compelled to
remain, or send them to chihuahua and
other markets below. Among the num-
Der who have returned, is Capt. II. Is.
Lee, U. S. Army. st. Louis Republi-
can Oct. ID.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-01

FIRE AT RHISEBEcK The Store hou-
ses on the wharf at Rhinebeck, N. York,
took fire on Tuesday evening, just after
the steamboat Hudson had stopped, and
ms is supposed by sparks from her chin
ney. The entire range Of storehouses
was destroyed, together with 10000 bush
els of grain, and great quantity of mer-
chandise Of various kinds.
GREAT Fire AT RocHEsTER.-About
8 o'clock, on the afternoon of the 20th Of
Oct. II fire broke out in tho store OF +. r.
& A. &. Smith, extensive grocers,) and
was still burning, at o p. Nj. Tho loss
in this one store will be from 80 to $50,
600. Insurance 900.
N. Y. Jour. Of Com.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-01

On Friday last, the Van Buren party
parnded an immense hickory tree through
the village Of Newburg. In attempting
to rnise Il in front Of tho United States
Hotel, the chain broke and il fell among
the crowd. One poor Jackson man, from
Galdron, by the name of Tears, was in
stantly crushed to death. The mutiatcd
corpse has been taken TO Montgomery
for burial. N. Y. Evening Star.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-01

The HERMITAGE BURNT.-Yesterda
evening about four O'Clock, the roof Of
the Hermitage was discovered to be on
fire, and oil attempts to arrest the pro-
gress Of the flames proved unavailing.- -
The entire edifice, with the exception OF
the room attached to the northern end,
and used as dining room, was in few
hours consumed. The valuable iurnn-
ure IN the lower story was fortunately
saved, though much broken and otherwise
injured in getting it out. That in the
second story was, we understand, chiefly
destroyed. The fire is supposed to have
communicated to the roof by tho falling
of spark from one Of the chimncys, and
there being at the time light breeze
from the North West, the progress of
the flames was proportionably rapid
The numerous and valuable private pa
pcrs Of the President were all preserved.
Nashville Rep. Oct. ii.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-01

SOUTH CARoLINA.--According to the
Richmond Enquirer, Col. Manning, a
Union man and the successor of MIR.
Blair, is reelected to Congress : and a
mother. Union candidate, Mr. Rogers, is
elected IN opposition to the present MEM
bcr, MIR Cl0wney, by majority Of l75
votes.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-01

FROM SINGAPORE IRON this -four
ishing new mart Of Eastern India we have
files Of the Chronicle to the 29th Of May.
That paper of the 10Th states that the
acting u. S. Consul at Batavia had cm-
powered MIR Gordon Forbes Davidson,
of Singapore, to claim the property saved
from the Am. ship New Jersey, lost on
the Louisa Shoal.
The Chronicle of the god announces
the arrival Of the American ship Arno,
Capt Williams, in one hundred and forty
days from Philadelphia, with Joseph Ba-
lester, Esq Consul of the United States
for RHO and the neighboring ports, to
gether with his lady and son. Mr. b.
proposes to fix his residence ut Singa-
pore for tho present.
Piracies are said to occur as frequent
ly, and with as much impunity as hereto
fore in the neighborhood Of Singapore
and the Straits Of Malarca.
N. Y. Com. ADV.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-01

Tho Coroner Of Philadelphia was call
ed few days since 10 Wow the dead body
OF n black child, which the mother do
posed that she found dead in bed--its
face being nearly eaten OF by rats.
There was respectable fall Of snow
at Lowell, on the 18th inst.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-01
LAW ANECDOTE.

You have all heard ofCounscllor Itig
gins, of the State Of, who diet
many years ogo He was an excee eding'
ly adroit in defending prisoner, and
would sometimes almost laugh down an
indictment for small offence. A fellow,
one Smith) being OH trial for stealing a
turkey, the counsellor attempted to give a
good human turn to the adair,--"Why,
gentlemen of the jury" said he, " this is
really very small affair l wonder any
one would bring such complaint into
Court: five are going OH at this rate, we
shall have business enough to our hands.
Why, ! recollect when | was in College,
that nothing was more common than to
go out ioraging. We .sed to have ma.
ny good supper in this way. We did
not get the poultry too often in the same
place, and there was no harm done, no
fault ioundp Notwithstanding this ap-
peal the jury convicted the prisoner AZ
ter the Court rose one of the jury, n plain,
old farmer, meeting the counsellor COM
plimentcd his ingenuity in the defenc e ::
" and now, Squire" said he, fixing rather
a knowing look upon him, 4" should like
to ask you question which road do you
take in going home, the upper, or low
er 7" The lower, said the counsellor,
" Well then it's no matter 1 only want
ed to observe that If you were going my
way l would just jog Oh before and lock
up my hen-hOuse.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-01

We last week copied from the Warren
Star, an article in praise OF the breed Of
geese called German, and it was stated,
that one was offered in that market for
sale, 5 mo'shs old, which weighed l2 3-4
pounds. The query was asked, "Who
can beat this!" Now we dont't know as
we can tell large story, but VIC will try.
Mr. Benz. Earl, Of Tiverton, called on us
yesterday, and states that he brought up
with him for sale, geese, l-2 months
old the largest of which weighed l3 lbs.
and the smallest, Q l-2 lbs. The Others
weighed from 10 to II l-2 lbs EACH
Now VIC call upon those who raise large
seese to beat this if they can.
Fall River Recorder.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-01

Steamboat disaster. The fine steam
boat Novelty which has been laid by at
Albany during the past season, started
from that place for New York, (where
she was to taken up winter quarters, in
tow Of the Oliver Ellsworth, with cargo
Of MOTIFS stoves, on Friday. and struck a
hammock on the Overslaugh, amidship,
aud broke her back. AT high water on
Saturday she had four feet Of water in
her cabin.
The steamer Tom Jefferson, is snag-
ged and sunk at St. Francis Island, Nus
sissippi-boat and cargo expected to be
a total loss.
The steamer Return, snaggcd also and
sunk ut Stack Island was IRON St. Lou
is, bound to New Orleans, with full car
90. The boat will be total loss and
most oil the cargo will be lost.
IN. Y. Com. ADV.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-01

Steam Boat Benj. Frankln.-Wc no.
ticed on board this Steam Boat few
days since, a newly invented patent Fire
Engine, which had been purchased by
her commander, Capt II. Is. Coleman,
for the greater security Of his boat, and
safety of his passengers, from accidents
by fire. The engine is fixed permanently
near the bow of the boat, and although
not occupying space Of more than three
feet, the water is drawn, by suction,
and conveyed to every part of the boat,
by hose, at the rate of so gallons min
ute. Newport Mercury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-21

FHNO EDWARD wARREN-s1n: As you are not an
N inhabtdnt OF the COnlnonwe alth OF Virginia, and
have no agent known TO us YOU viii please take notice
Nat we wiz proceed the twenty fourth day Of Jauua-
~ next between the hours Of nine O'Clock IN the morn
ing, and SIX O'Clock IN the evening OF that day, al tho
house OF William Clarke IN tho county OF Hanover and
State Of gnia take the dispositions Of Thomas Gardner
and Others be read a. evidence, in suit now deneod
ing and undetermined in the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Cbaocery for HcnrcO county, in which suit
William Ciake aud Others arc plaintiffs, and YOU are de-
cpdan; and should the said dispositions not be completed
on that day, the taking thereof will be continued from
day TO day. Will the business is completed Yours &c
{ ecembeT 81. 7O-aaw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-21

A MELlA ACADEMY. THE exercises of this insi.
INA tuition will be resumed the 10th Of January next
The course OF studies will continue TO be preparatory for
the University. Terms az heretofore.
Board, including ell expenses per session Of 10 months
$l00--Tuition, $50
Board and tuition payable seui-annuauy in advance.
Gentlemen wishing TO engage pupils for the ensuing ses
sion, will direct to Genito Bridge, Powhatan.
WILLIAM ri. HARRISON
November rs. s6-wsws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-21

Inc Bank Press should not "hoo before IL gets nh,
OF the woods The Y. Commercial cbuckles AZ liz
own words let s assure its Editor, that "te pote,ns
OF virginia think that government Instituted for ,bs
goou OF 'ne people, not oil the" Bank. This stats
Vndeed) too proud aud too high minded 10 wear the
cry man or any proud, corrupiing, a.tocra,ic
monied insiiution.-Tbe votes OF the House of Dele
be mistsken-Mr. Stevenson of Spo,t.vIysni dse,ay
90 m c,oquent speeehoi Saturday, that there a,
W OF That House who opposed 10 the Bank
me question frankly, and adopt resoltlon IN b,, liz,
p", sn1.a her Representatives shrink from IT, the friend.
" "e DHok I'D me other States may be assured of one
mere or elsewhere say what they please F''''s'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-21
FOR THE E.T0UyRE1

Tn. ,..,;u.. FOR THE ENQUIRER
INC Psthzans OF the Opposition must cant no Ianss,
about Richmond Influence or RjebUoud pa,, y rl
nave become TIE Party themselves; and thew isid ~
pusnce Tor political purposes Tie friend. n ,hs n
nsns ana NE enemies OF the administration are ,Iyog
ah tne'r iniuence in Richmond, and in The ou r1"s
sna 10 a ,ne counties OF The State where they can m"s
yer meeting, to denOOnce the administrator A. ' n
heftoord the delegate Of this city, deemed /, "a nu'
"iShd OF The Constitution, to express bis onn,;y' %
val OF the Deposites. " "e reno
. ne friends o. the Bank took the alarm. They v;.ho,
cenu's me president, but screen the Bank Fo, ,1;
pmpia "'sS sought TO ramme Mr. Rutherford by in
,vss given IN Is, nc managers laid the plan Notice
- en- W 'as' osturday's newspapers Of psper heinz
,e'' AZ me Coffee House 10 instruct the civ bslsS,,
Meyer were people more busy. Runnsrs wsra 80,
through The City TO bring in the yoer.Hod ssh 3
hinsen bound 10 vote their will, and 10 move Co. az, '
suoJec's TO DO disconnected. But the ~ we :" .
In The House. WIS lost by tie
nut the great body Of the yeomanry In IN. o..-.
VIII not move with the towns They 90 IN, ar D"n.ly
1n an1 against the Bank--And they will see sh;s,
Of their Delegates go with them oBsEPvEEnn'e h
U The Debates in the Legislature are c,o~d,~,...
VS. 20 The exclusion Of msny original articles 'PV"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-21

me Malls have been delayed by the state of the road.
Yesterday alter O'clock received the two Nortber n
ra" que on sunday and yesterday. Out OF more than
100 papers we have sed we have scarcely obtainsd %
grain of wheat 'S' '''e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-21

Inc debates IN the Legislature are crowdipr u,o,
w. 70 'ps exclusion ofmsny orginsi articles ''""
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-21

We are requested to give the following as the fil. DOR
un OF Tie remarks OF Mir. GalIaher, on w ednesdav
winch were not understood by Reporter
VII Ga'iaher remarked, that he represented people
VINO d'ne' ed win him upon many points. He had him
sen; GouDsoi me conslituuonay Of the BaDk-that is
ne oid not mink The 10 charter such an Dstutio
among the clearly delegated powers Of Congress R,t
ne believed majority OF his constituents not only thought
National Bank constitutional but erpedienf and ne
eessdIy re Should therefore against instructions on
~ The same debate published in our last by an over
Nght, certain qualifying words omitted i'm brief re
MARI OF Mr. hoahe, on motion TO strike the word ud
rcf snd insert The word direct in the I'd Resolution Tba
ioho"ing passages are, as they should have been repo
en- re certainly thought this act of The Pre- side MT wac
charged W his enemies indire ct one effected r.
Mr.. IL supposed IL had been argued that Mr. Bid
h'e would not have obeyed The mandate" &C.
he words IN italics omitted in the report skin
Mr. H. assume as his own opinions which he alluded ~,
as entertained by the political opponents the President
" lndi'Pos ion prevented from attending the Hons,
OF Delegates, On Wednesday, 18th inst sd been in
my seat when the Preamble anil Resolut ons came IN in
relation to the removal Of the Federal Depo,es would
nave voted IN the affirmative the first and fourth Reso-
buttons, aud lin the negative the second and third
III. HUNGERFORD.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-28

2dnesrepen YorttRung.
2dnrer, l0duIer, Molcbnericn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04
Nov. ~, 1884.

STATE OT VIRGINIA .lsrson County, Set:
November Term, 1884, Of the County Court.
john r. COOkuS, and Others, PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
HsaTy .Nieciy, .1dRsiniSiTai0r De bSnis non Of
JohR DOugheTfy, dsessssd, aud he heITs %
the Said dseSassd, and others, DEF'Is,
IN CHANCERY.
nf consent Of the parties BY their Couo-
~ sci, this Gauss came on TO be heard OF
this 10th day Of November. 1884. upon the
bull, answers and exhibits, and was argued
By counsel; on consideration whereof the
court doth Adjudge, order, and decree, that
Master Commissioner Northington do en-
anime. state, aud settle the estate account OF
John DOugherty deceased, with Henry Nicely
administrator Of Sarah DOugheriy deceased,
Who vas administrative Of said John Dough.
erty deceased, and With the said Henry Nee.
ly. administrator de bonis non Of the said
John Dougherty deceased; and that he also
state al account Of the debts OF the said John
DOugherty deceased, outstanding, showing
the character and dignity Of all the debts pad
and unpaid and that he also take an account
Of the real Estate Of the said John Dougher,
~ deceased, descended TO his heirs, and the
annual value thereof, and make report TO thu,
court "a order 20 . final decree, stating al
matters specially By himself deemed PERU
mentor which may be required 10 be 80 stated
BY any Of the parIiss.
4 COpy-Trste,
SAMUEL }. CRAMER. c. J. C.. c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04
8GsOO16ERX EARI
Yer SARe

NNHE undersigned wIiI seIl The 1S0we VI
IL iuAble FAEA, lying % tlse SAeH.sAsaA
River, IN IcGersOH COusty, Va AApSG , makes
from CharlestOSn, and seven fr0zn HaTys-s-
Ferry o. contains lS3a Acres e kr-s-rzzs
Limestone Lsna, ooe-thrd a wAirA - N
timber. and thu eiesreA lard n . h,EA salA<
Of cultivation u - ~AAered. IN AAAGl.m -
the Shenandoah, b. . seser-G.ITsng sar~HA-
1.-THE ChariesiOwn Rua, and hss aPoa 4 srEe-
raj zee sPrings- The smFrose@rlas n-e= .
large stone DSeIling H08~e, sa0a,e SasaAe
House, Corn House, DAIRY. Az TAerx y
also upon Il, = large Orchard e Przs< 11s
choice Fruit.
There % . fine merchnna-niB zAa = saE-
mill within one hundred yurAs e ne aEeB-
lIng. and several other eHtesssiEe u5lls n ~
DeighboTbOOd. q - N ne Sseiaay e o.
great internal ImPrOse3elts lsA-sy consarnra-
ed IN The ocanty. and has unsurpassed fH-z1s-
ties for intereOarse VIA gOo1 AaESraz As
Persons dssirOus q PurcAaasng- 80 SouAa-
less vie - the premises. Ghe seTsss Ana gsrsA.rs
particulars viii BE na6e kD0~s e. APS1rra-
tioa. ADAM ElCHEI-RERlsER
Oct. %. 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

WILL dispose of snail. bsIs very Esrsals
n FARM. containing tee huBAreA and s3en-
ty-hse acres Of lsnd-1b0Sa leo e sAsrA ere
cleared q - vel gaaereA, and rsasurpsasnuS
IN eligibility Of sfuaiioa Asd Eerlhay sS ssaa
II ~ within two @iles e ChAr1csassa. gsA<
county seat q SSacrsoa, } md kss e EEArp.er,-
Ferry, Had % IN tie seiEhborAoo1 e ssssrsI
hne merchant oiEls Hsa the Errsa saprvre-
msnts recently ereeacs. Tsse bnElhmrR ara
such ss 30 suit plan fHrDer.
A Devsr-fAIlIag stream q wEarr Ensas.x
thrOugh this farm. Affords . usssa sEoe1sr1a
site for . nIil.
Possossivn ~ili - EiSca o. &c Srus Asy =
January BsKt- The farREAg saesNslA. saark
and about 20 acres q gram Jssa sss6cz. u.us
b he'd a. yaiaaii0n-
TsTss: -ODe fourth e ~ ps-rrhnse znuary
IN hanS-she sfter Psymehas - sua ysrra.s-
srs, provided iaisTsa - pa,a szuzasy 4
deed Of trusa, % secure ~ Hft-r psyzszas
viii Be required.
COm0uhiestiOns Ser a.formatsaa nav -
directed 20 ChArlssiOsn, 5tGsrsta oo.l.ssy
Va PosfSgs paid
Oct p, i53t-m
SF Csspar " weser. Esa uhs ., 81
acquainted sdh tbs cisrscisr q Ar Essn
caa give iaquiFeFs eorrsct ssfors.z.ssa ~ ~
feresos Go a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

WILL oder, a. public sale. on Utdns,dsy
~ 2ih u Ltesnby, 1854. oil my person
81 PFoperiy. consisting Of six head % Horse,
ten o. twelve Cous-also, siE or eight youn.
Cattle, ore ard two years old-3O head Of
sheep, hno stock Of young Hogs, ihre,
" sgons, Pioughs. HsrfoEs, shoVels, and oil
the usual implements q busbsndry, on,
eight day Clock together With variety u
srticles not here mentioned.
vii offer for hire, on the day AFORESAID
ior iuelrs m0nths from Christians, ts0 ssiu
able Negro Men apd one Woman
a credit u nine months Will BE- given upon
al sums over Eve dollars, on all SUNS under
The essh Will be required
JULIA NAN SWEARiNGEN.
S5sphsrdstoHn, NOV. q, 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04
W1MOEkkl3xER
FEMALE SEMINARY.

FHVHIS Institution will be exclusively Ee-
n male, end conducted by the subseri-
Der. aided BY bis wife and daughters, aeA
such additional assistants - may hsrsafteF
be necessary. u - we'll located Tor the con-
Portable accommodation Of boarders, and fog
the moral government Of the seminary. -
The subscriber haiters himself tha. the bens-
hts Of an institution thus eommsnoed BY the
advice Of many friends IN whom he has the
utmost confidence. will be al least common
surate with the public patronage, nor can he
doubt for a moment that an snlighteued CON
munity will take lively interest IN the soc.
cess Of en- experiment. the object of shieh -
TO elevate the standard OF female education
TO The highest grade Of solid usefulness. CON.
oining TASTE and elegance with sOFnl and
intslleetual improvement.
The course 81 inatfpction viii smbrars an
etent and modern languages. iaeludtng Al the
BREACHES Of English literature taught "a AZ,
most approved seminaFies. For classical nu.
pills the charge will be ell . session n,
English so. For music and other ornameD.
tai branches = separate ehsrge Will Be made
The price Of board. lodging. washing ADD
tuhton, Will be SIS . session, one half paya-
bic IN advance. The year n divided into
two sessions one Communicating on the 9Th
81 February and ending the 2jth % Juiy. The
JIM fNtAiNaFNftNA VIC ~ " NAetMuer HnN
sRdiog the Sth Of February.
Young lsi'es sbo may board with the sub.
scriher shall be governed With parental A.
lection. Strict attention will b. paid b.
himself snd family 20 their msnners ard
habits, their studies and reeFeations. No
EFFORT will be spared % render them wiser
and better every day, that they may grow 10
favor With God God man. the soiaee II their
parents, and the orBament ofsooiety
A. C. SMITH.
Nov. 6, i51A-W3t-eow9L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04
VARIETY.
ss.g % she Bri.h Pe...as WIFE,

hr nhn- NORTON.
Come. Patrick, clear up the Storm o. your bro~ |,
You -rr- k,a.i 10 me onee-vIi yVs frO~a on
me now
Shall the storm settle here When from Hr.-e. is
departs,
Aud thu cold from vi,hou, end IL, .sy TO our
hearts
No. Patrick. no, surviy the ~io,riest ~~-,ber
Is easily borue-~hiie .e bear q together.
Though the min. dropping through from the rood
10 the ioor
And the ~ind ~his,iesfree where there ooee ga.
door,
Can the raia, or the SNOW, the storm wash
ssy
All the -srrn VOWS ~e made in loves early day
No, Patrick. no, surely the dark stormy weather
L. easily borne-so ~e bear Il together.
When YOU stole out to 700 me. -hen labor "a,
dooe.
Aud the day th.. -.s closing to u. .cvrocd be-
Did 90 d the sunset Vas bright the ao~-
Or n crypt out amid darkness and showers
No, Patrick. ~e talked ~hile &c bravcd the ~iid
weather,
Oh all &c could besr-f ve bore IL togeshcr.
Soon. soon, ~'ii these d.rk drr.ry day. be goss
by,
And oar hearts be lit up With beam from the
>ky.
On Let NOT oar ,pir,t., esnbittered Nth pain,
r. dead To- the unshine that eom~s to Us then
Heart IA beap-hand IN hAod-lct us veleons
the weather.
And. sunshine OF storm. ve will bear Il together
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

.fmericdn Heroines-In the late wars
which ensanguined the provinces OF
Buenos Ayres. the women Of that coun-
try displayed the greatest courage
Donna Juana Ossunday fought a con-
siderable time by the side OF her hus-
band, General Cadilla. AT the battle
Of Laguana the Amazonian lady car
RED off from the SPaniards one of their
colours, and the republic, in order TO
show its gratitude, conferred upon her
the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. When
the battle at Cochamba took place. the
general commanding, finding him
self inferior in force to the opposing
party, gave arms to the women of the
city, and position to defend. They
all persisted in the conflict. On the
same evening, according TO the practice
Of the French army. an officer at the
roll-call enquired, whether all the wo-
men of Cochamba were present." and
was answered, "No, they are all dead
for their country in the field of hon
~ lie Cdmeion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

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