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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-21
NOTICE.

WHOSE persons who have not ye; settled
q u their accounts due the firm Of William
Cleveland 4 Co, are informed that the Trus.
tees will ~ future devote two days in each
week Mondays & Fridsys) until the LIST OF
September, to that business. All accounts
remaining unelOsed At that time, either by
sash, note. or other settlement, piHBs piaeed
90 suit. The trustees, with tie books and
papers, will be found on tho days mentioned
At Tie store room formerly occupied by c.
L Go.
As this 3, the last notice which the trus-
ICES viii give, TO this effect, Il will be well
Attention
WI y. LOCK.
GLo w. HAMMOND. Tuii'e''
July -, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-21
CONCORD ACADEMY.

Y>lIE next session Of this Institution will
Il commence on the LIST Of September, and
expire on the 18th Of December following.
The course Of instruction being designed as
preparatory TO admission into the most re pu-
table Colleges, will comprise the Languages
and Sciences generally Some Of the Stu
dents having recently completed their aca-
dcmical studies, with 4 view Of entering the
University Of Virginia, have left vacancies
for Others. The terms are 81 ] G for the scho-
lastic year OF 10 months, or at that rate for q
shorter time. Parents and Guardians resi-
ding at distance, who may wish to entrusi
their children aud wards to his care, are re-
quested 10 direct their letters to the Bowling
Green, Caroline County.
ATWELL c. COLEMAN,
PreSidem Concord .ieadsaiy.
August IL, ls3l-lt.
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MISCELLANY.
Fr0la The Albany DAILY .f,irrrnser.
LONDON CHARACTERS.

rum Hif .f0G'iy D.nly .firerfisrf.
LONDON CHARACTERS.
sKErcHLs M ruE ErrnIcK suEruERp.
My friend Loekhart, is rather slender made,
with an aquiline nose, and eyes Of the goss
hawk: always reserved IN conversation " he
the party Is large but capital at two hand
Cd crack. Allan Cunningham, IS rather a
giant, both in stature and breadth, very like
Burns: q prudent, sensible, good humorcd
fellow. John Black, OF the Morning Chroni-
Gle, an intelligent, loquacio us gowk. Mr.
Murray. Of the Times, very interesting man.
10 DC such radical-stout and good look ing,
and think good Datured for he once seat me
an invitation 10 dine with him. returned
Tor answer, that would come, on condition
that he would allow me 10 burn the premises /;
for he certainly was the most impudent fel-
low upon the face Of the earth! ue only
laughed ut II, and came personally and inyi-
ted me Afterwards. Bishop Philpot, perhaps,
speaks rather too much but all his remarks
TO me appeared 10 be acute aud judicious.-
Dean Chandler, OF Chichester, IS just good
| nature and genueness personifed. Saddler,
the phiianthroPist, has been very dark; but
his hair IS now sadly mixed with gray. I
never saw apairof eyes Of more intelligence
and bensvolence, they are as black as let.
and, there IS an enthusiasm in every sentence
he utters. DR.. McGuinn, IS a fellow Of inf
mite humor, and certainly about the best
/ natured man ever saw Sir Robert Peel is
rather reserved and shy in company, but be
was social with me. thought him far the
best speaker in the House OF Commons, and
have some doubts that ever there was bet
ter. But could tell you some queer stories
about Members and Peers, which shall do
by and by. Jardine is tall, handsome, el.
DERBY man, with great deal Of humor in his
face kind hearted, and fear too hospitable
and liberal. Miss l.. Landou, alias L. L. L.
IS quite jewel; dare not write any more
about her Mrs. 5. G. Hall, is likewise a
great favorite OF mine, for her nairsfie and
case OF writing; has fine dark eyes, and is get
ling rather stout. JAMES HOCG.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-21

EAST INDIA SUPERSTITION.

We find in " Fragments Of Voyages
and Travels, published IN Waldie's
Circulating Library. a singular story, IL
Illustrative of the superstition of the ma
tIves Of the East, and of the eNtraordina-
~ severity of their laws which relate
To religious observances. The story il
SAID 10 have made i Sur IN Bombay al
the time.
Eleven natives, belonging 20 one Of
the strictest OF all the castles Of Hinioos,
were travelling from Clutch, through
Guzerat 10 Bombay. They had be"n
driven out of their own country by tho
famine, and were flying to the south, in
hopes of reaching territories not yet de-
Isolated. BY the time they pas ed
through the village of Rhownagur. tn:
majority Of the party were almost dc4d
with hunger, sickness and fatigue. On
the outskirts OF the town they fell in with
n COW, when instiga,cd by the irrcsls;i-
bic cravings of hunger, and reduced %
the last stage Of existence, they Slaugli-
tered the animal, and eagerly devourcd
the raw flesh. This proceeding vii
convey nothing very extraordinary or
ilagilious 10 European ears but when
II Is recollccted that iii the wholc'of Hin
boston the COW is held sacred, II viii bc
easily conceived that killing and eating
one of that species was an offence of the
blackcstdyc. To taste beef many shape.
or under any circumstances, is likewise
an unSpcakable abomination in the eyes
of the HindooS: so that the guilt of thee
furnishing wretches was considered OF =
double degree of atrocity.
No punishment short Of death, il
seems. could cNpiate such complicated
tenounity. Had they murdered one or
two of their own party 10 assuage their
hunger wi,hal, possibly no particular
notice would have been taken of the
circumstance. considering the dreadful
state Co which they were reduccd.-
But the deadly offence of killing Il COW,
an animal all bu, worshipped, was not To
be forgiven, The Thakorc, or the
chief of the village. therefore. directed
the whole Of these human beings to DO
executed on the spot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-21
.N.OTKCE.

MOTIFS given for ARTICLES purchased At the
sale of VIM shirley deed. are now due
'srsons thus o. N any other way indebted 10
'id estate are requested to make immedi.ts
flfmenL Al persons having claims against
slld estate are requested 20 bring then FOR.
ward IN such order as the Lac directs
JOSEPH STARRY, .8ies'r
ID bonis non, uith the sill snnctcd, Of
Wan. Shirley, deed
August :, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-21
DIR. ". X.FTES.

AVING changed bis residence, may be
u u found in future at Mr.. James Browns.
81 All persons indebted 20 DIR. Y. for ser
vices rendered previous To the present year,
are requested TO come forward and make a
settlement.
August IL, 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-21
NOTICE.

HAVING sold my servant, Henry Parker,
consider myself no longer responsible
for The reward offered for his apprehension
l.. &. CORDELL.
Charlestown, Aug. IL, l5JI-3L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-21

The American Turf Register says
" We have just heard that the Washing
ton Race Course has been transferred to
Mr.. OrvrR, Of Virgins gentleman
81 The highest TesPectability. and ample
means. For accommodations and purs-
Is = wall be placed a. once on foOting
with the first establishments IN the o.
mon, and become again the metrUpoli-
Tan theatre Of great attraction. as IN tho
days Of its greatest sIIendOr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-21
sERVAMT FOB RTnr.

A excellent servant girl will be hired for
N the remainder Of the year. Inquire at
the APotbecary < Book store.
August 10, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-21

MoemakcrS-srhy csiIcd CorJwain-
eTs.-Cordwainers or cordinecrs is the
term whereby the statutes denOminate
shocmakers. The word is formed from
the French cordineer, kind Of leather
brought from Cordova, whereof they
formerly made the upper leather Of
their ShOes.-Others derive II from
oo''ferGDe, because. anciently. shoes
were made OF cord, as they are shIl in
some parts OF SPAN, under the name Of
AlpaVatcs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-21

SroRrINc.-A decision has been
made ~ the Three RIVER (Csnsds)
Jockey Club, which may he interesting
~ sportsmen. In race between Clara
Fisher and Waverly. Clara took The
purse under the following singular CIR
ounstaBces: II appears Wavefly Was
the ia,onie horse iog The race. and run
~ first bu, after passing the winning
post. whilst the rider was pulling up his
horse the stfup-lesihcf broke. and be-
dropped hi. .uuup. Thus situated, be-
did M come up with has full weight 10
the weighing post and Wss declared dis
tsnccd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-21
PRIME BACON.

.0n0 POUNDS 6r.t-rase BtcoN
eAOOO fOr sale by the subscriber
% their store IN Shepherdslown
JOHN y LANE = WEBB.
August IA, 1885,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-21

Mr. WnEtNs - expected % embark
Tor Russia ~ a fee days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-09
FOR 7HE ENC UIRER.
TIE PANIC ORATORS.

Tue PANlC OkAIOhS.
A great quarrel sroso, with words than blows,
Ia Washinyton's Congress Hall;
Twas said that the breach OF the laws,
And the Administration must fall.
Tho first In the Tray, the famed HAIRY Clay,
Who debated twas both novel aud funny;
6woie by all that bad, that Jackson mad,
Aud ia his rage, had run oil with the money:
lie raid Billy Duane had light 10 complain,
To be kicked out OF doors with the lash;
On whatever prctonco he made his defence,
Squire raney laid hold on The cash.
Tho Old cuGy, his honor McDune,
Who that iot bcor for worse,
He d submit, while there he did sit,
For to have both sword aud Pu:scS
Called OH Hickory u loo-said he want fit to rule,
Tho Dofo-iios therefore come back.
With much such jaw, the Constitution and law,
Would bring old Rodey fancy TO track.
Next peeps out that old Coon, John Caldwell Calhoun
Sworc tho Bank had hccn murdered and robbed;
II had been much abused, and very III Used,
The DeFoscs would uow be stock -lobbe1.
BY the Presidents stroke. the People wcte broke,
Pace OF Wheat and Tobacco was gone;
If his stay cd may all be dismayed,
When under a Dctators thumb.
Rcputaton's foul wrockcr, old Georde Poindestor,
That conduit of scandal aud wfaib
Now pours out his gall, old Hickory aud all
Whodare thwar the Bank in its path.
Wen Protest the Protest. have tho Banks wrongs ojresod
Then how slily wo' step into power;
With Nationals aud Nus Feds Wings and Guls,
Well prop up the Bank that same hour.
Basnow who comes up tnn,ng, bot Thomas H. Benton,
Vowing Hickory have fair play;
He did nothing butTigh III he hanged but I'll eight,
Before that the cash goes away.
The People Afford that Il shall be restored
To that rotten United States Bank
Who'd take all that they without asking their leave,
Aud IN return not givo them thank
You canno, unrddle Mr.. Nicholas Biddle
a greater Magician amt un-ung;
But let him appear, and mako epofy thing clear
Or lot this 6nosser be swung
With right heavy stroke camo down Monsieur Polk,
Almost demolished the head of McDuH;
Who bursting with rogo, the warfare did wage,
Till compelled 10 cry stop. hold enough.
Now plain country folks, though of good jokes
:, Dom, like 10 be scared wi,nou, reasons
For while wo belevod-but find we're deceived:
The Panic has lasted its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-09
POETRY.
"rcc- vxr RsmArrs vSsvse."
IRrsu MELODIES.

(From the literary Gazette or Jane 70
To of lsh Melodies, just pub shed Mr.
Morc oecns decstoy address 10 the Mateho
uabo daughter OF his hist
associate 10 Tue rnbacn 40 lady ship says Mt Moore,
childhood whom the
er OF this wok s,e cnt tho AID OF you, esau
tho hurpy
sing together your f,he's of, tho
may which this humble offering briggs
mournui renecce, how
which then joined with arc now cnt VI
deathl" And Melodies appropriately close with tribute
memory from which take tho
cond aud third
ssYe,, at OUT casts, thy spirit long,
Awakid by musics spell, shall tise
For 81 hnkd with deathlcss
Paftakcs Is aud dies.
And @ withn che holy fame,
When music the souiTo heaven,
a. thought him whose earliest stain
a Was echoed hec shalt long be given.
But whore is the cheerful day,
Tho social night, when, by Thy side,
lie who hl- parting lay
His skicss voice With thine allied;
And su"g ihose sougs whose every tonc,
When bard and minstrel long have past,
Shall still in sweetness all their own,
Embalm'd by fame, uodyng last!'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-09
NoRFoLx. Va, Srpt. 3.

. NORFOLK, Va, Sept 3.
FOUL PLAY.-The small schooner, belonging Eden
ton, IN C) iron Alexandra, bound North Carolina,
noticed in last Thursdays Beacon, having suddenly
sunk about one mile below the Forts proves 10 be the
Fendrix, who, with Dempsey Liverman, owned the
schooner She was lowed up on Sunday last, by Capt
Phillips and MIR. Joses Bucknam. few tices of cloth
ing, brass compass, and chest and small harness cask
together with pait OF her Sails er msu sal AMI running
rigging being cut away were The only articles found
board OF her.
From survey held her, it has been asecraned ha,
she scuttledl
The vessel and her papers the possession of Mr.
Buchanan of this place.-Reucon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-09
~ YoRK. seplemhsr l.

,.. NEw YoRK, September !.
Distressing Cdsualfg-A domes,icsted gray sooi,,e1
having made lie escape and taken refuge on one Of Inc
topmosi limbs OF The large button. wool rec in The psL
standing close TO the feDce In front Of Iovsov' Hotel
number Of boys climbed the tree and were engaged or
sone hours yesterday afternoon ia ying 10 re-cspinre him
rewards dark, wbcD, finding their efforts unsuccessfnI
lhey a quilted the tree except two, Of these i'll
ABOUT ~ years od, by The Of Charles Morgan nhe
son o. leather dresser a. No. 8, Ferry srecf) assembled
hgher man sny OIL Tho others had dared, and attempted 10
knock the squirrel rom bic perch with stick Falling In
ms ana excited ogeiolnes Of HE danger he yendeI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-09
Ertroct Of letter from gentleman in 1ffssissjpp;
to his friend In Lexington, Ky, daied
a..

MOUNT OLYMPUS, july II
dreadful eight took place in Jackson on h ond,v
ing Alexander McClung who is the strong friend Of
Governor Runnes rot long since, in moment of sc,e
meni, pronounced General Allen Ga lawyer OF big stand
ingA coward and scoundrel and applied monv nbe,
abusive ephels, which Allen having heard of came 10
Jackson Monday, 10 know ii such was the fact and II
he had any apology to otter McClnne replied mai Ls
had used tho expressions alluded TO, and would re-
tract nothing offer any apology They appeared
in The street. at the distance Of hundred wards apart
and EACH considering il the duty of The other IN
attack, acted The defensive. They were bob well
armed, and though public expectation was on poe was
Disappointed no attack made by either. Alter this
verbal challenge passed from Allen McCupg 10 6gh,
the same evening, the bank of Pearl River 1bey
agreed TO take four pistols each, and large knife. IN
commence walking up each other, being placed eigbi
yards apart aud FIRE when they plessed and in 800
neither should biz kill With The pistols 10 close in win
iher knives They commenced walking very slowly eacI
with large dueing pistol in s hand; The kept spSfoseI
ing slowly un said, "Now, cir, we will see Is no lie
damned coward ~" Mr. Nice. repied--"D.mo Coz, ,,.
viii; and al The same time stopping still raised lie ni
iol, took deliberate aim at Allen aud fred Alien q, d.
same time wslkng slowly aud elevatng HE nis,ol a. Nj
Chung fred III sprang forward and le prosr.,o 90 80
face. AlcClung Immediately drew anofher ois,oi s 1
for moment waiting to see IL he would Get i'm H., ~
ERE had taken effect lie had Two balls r. tls o;s,oI @
Of which took him IN the mouth between The clio ia
lip aud the other the side OF the head The 5s',ncs
between them st the time OF the fire was THRU f,,n
y"'aS' Allen is since dead. Respectfully your,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-09
THE DIR ATEC

Deputy Mshal Bass and Harris made a safe deposiie
yesterday aitenoon in Leveret street Gso Of
landish looking sailors, charged Pirates and several
other per-ons detained Witnesses all received by them
from the British gun brig, which brought them Salem
is honorable TO modern nations that OF being
lums of foreign criminals that comfy exists which aids
each other in bringing ieons to the proper tribunals
justice These prisoners charged with piracy aud rob
bling the brig Mexican Of Salem, and will probably be
tried at the October Of the Circuit Court OF the u
States in this city The following article in relation
them we copy from the Salem Register OF yesterday.
Boston Commercial Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-09

UUST PUBLISHED, "Rsndolph's Ieuegs,' 10 a Young
% Relative embracing series years from early youth
% mature manhood, and for ssle by H. !. SMITH
June ~ Hi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-09

TBVO MERCHANTS.-For rent, the noted aud vaiua.
N Die stand Store, al Eaflysvie noyy In the occu
pancy Of messs Stewart Terrell II very desirable
Ocaoh ior ahfanch, either FROM Richmond or FreJerirk
Dg' sno u calculated Tor the comfortable accommodation
OF small family single person The road from Har
sonburg TO Charlottesville has os been located through
1ne village, which by bringing large portion Of the bsk
COUNTY uaue through II, will add greatly 10 lis already
public character There is no opposjlon in the oace ,n
possession may be had by The 10Th or 18th Of September
any communication respecting IL, may be directed 70 me
a. i,ongwood Post Ohee. MARGARET EARLY.
husos' 20 S2-W3w
WNIANrED. by die subscriber, an Oyess.er tos nj.
w James River farm, (I.iitle Dovof IN C3oocblaod
county single man, who is emperste industrious and
Ang"'s i9 ts0-i1 JOS TRENT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-09

Oh 4 Nh REWARD.-Ran away from the subscri-
10 n Wv Der in Manchester, Thursday, The Sd
instant, negro named Syphsx lie is about 30
years Of age, feet or 10 inches high, and well made
There opening in bis front teeth than usual:
tu face, with high cheek homes lie wore away hlue
cloth and light blue pantsoops lie came rom lief.
feson county here he will doubt attempt 10 make his
way The above reward will be gigenif taken out OF the
State, City dollars VI taken wi hin the St,ie and Sc
cured lhai get him; and al reasonable expenses will
be paid IL delivered to All persons arc cautioned
August g. f26-t0 TURNER SHARP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-09

UDED SULPHUR SEMINARY. The ensuing term
Ia Of This Seminary will commence on the 18th SEN
tem6er and terminate the 18th July following The
studies pursued here will be preparatory Tie University
Of Virginia. The Classics and Mathematics arc now
taught, and teacher Of Modern Languages will be en-
poyed az the number Of students will Justify IT,
The utmost attention will DO paid 10 The menisi moral
and physical improvement Of The youth committed 10 my
charge. The number Is limited to %. During the two
months vacations they will receive instruction in Mahe-
acs together with board, without any additional charge
TERms.-- Tuition B0ord Washing end McndiflR
per term, $3.50 payable half yearly ia advance. ne
opportunity Is now presented visifers Of placing their
children 10 situation combining many advsntseeS No
youth Of bad habits doubtful character be admitted
Communications addressed this subject viii re-
ceiye prompt attention. WM BURKE.
Red Sulphur Springs, Monroe County, virginis.
August 10. S0.4w4v
~ The Richmond National IDtegsocef
siocofy will this advossntnt once ,tok n,
ioof Htets. sei ifensHit ii' arc' Dnt@ 20 IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-09

M EGROES FOR SALE II wish TO sell at private SALE
for cash, interest bearing fund.- smly Of SER
wants. IL in number, the property Of my Ward II not
sold before they will be offered 10 the highest bidder at
Elhsvie, about miles north Of Louisa C. H. on MONDAY
the 29h Of SePtemberln the lot there likely young
servants. p SCALES
-, Guardian of +. Minor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-09
PETERSBURG, Sept. 4, 1884.

FkrERsBURG, Sept 4, 1881.
CAsUALrr--The painful duty devolvcs us, OF re-
cor'lng the demise IRON accident our venerable
Capaiu John Wilson, native OF Great Britain. H. has
been taken from Time TO Eternity, by dispersion OF all
wse Providence at an age considerably advauce beyond
iourscore On Monday last, he his alh aud
spirits buoy degree beyond the lot OF eh have
been so long on the weary pilgrimage OF life. Occupying
room In building detached from all others and sppopri-
ated principally for CUSTOM House storage, is
that when about retire to Monday night last in
cropping Tor the means procure light he fell through an
open rspdoor from the floor on hch he loJg TO
the FIRST and received the injury which caused his death
Capt '" has been known for many years in Liverpool
this PORT sklliu naval draup and able
ship-maser His fortunes have been varied The smiles
which bies the meridan deserted the decline Of his life
character and maintained the department Of gentleman
- Constellation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-09

LITTLE Rock, Arkansas, August IL.
DEATH OF GEN LEAy ENwoRrH.-Thel last southern
man brought us the following letter, announcing the
auchoy Intelligence OF the death OF Gen. H. Leavenworh
commanding the United States forces stationed on the Ar
kansas and Red rivers and their tributaries. Gen. l.. was
Of the active intelligent and me riioous ofIc
OF the army and his death will be severe loss to the
vice.
FORT TowsoN. July %, 1884
ST:-We have this day received official information OF
the death OF Gen. Lsavenwor,h. He died in the Cross
Inbers, about thirty miles from the mouth Of the Fausse
wash,a, the 2lst OF this month, Of an attack OF
bilious fever wilyou please his death in your
psper'
Very respectfully. your obedent servant.
II. ii. ARCHER, Brepet I'd Lieut.
r. S-On the same day, at the mou IA of the Fausse
"asha, Lieut. Mcclure, OF the dragons, also died.
II. II. A.
The Hon A. ii. Sewer, Delegate 10 Congress from Ar
KANSAS and Capt Brown, Principal Superintendent
the removal oil lndans returned TO this place, from the
east, on Saturday last.--GGzeife.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-09

A N AP0THECARY STORE FOR SALE.-The sub
IN scrber wishing TO decline the Apothecay business
offers for sale his establishment. great bars can be
had as he is very anxious to SELL All letters addressed TO
the subscriber, post paid will be promptly attended
August 5. [26-ifl JOHN II. TOMPKINS.