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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-07-31
Mau be used IN Ume on Waier.


YU>IlESE celebrated BITr ERs are composed
3 purely ofvegetabes of,he most innocent yet
specific viiues They are recommended partcu-
larly for restoring weak constitutions, cleansing
and Strengthening the stomach, and increasing the
appetite --aso II preventive agains, the chol era
morbus, fever and ague, removing nausea, vonit-
ing, heart burning, weakness in the breast pain
III the stomach and other symptoms of Haulence
and indigestion. One box will lnc,ure a gallon Of
spirits, wine or water Price rs cts. a bor.
RUSSELL'S ITCH OINTMENT.
I This choice and safe Ointment is id to be SUI
peror 10 any now in use, for that disagreeable
complaint the IrcH. I his Ointment IL so certain
in its operation, that no person troubled with the
above disorder ought to be without it. 1t is a rem
edy for cutaneous eruptions, scorbuiic affections Of
the head, or any other breaking out which aliscs
from sharp humors Of the blood-Pric 25 cents.
also, RuSSeHs celebrated
| SALT-RIIEUM OINTMENT.
! THIS is unquestionaby the best and safest REM
edy ever yet offered to the public for that obsti-
nate disorder SALT-RHEUM. Where other means
have failed, it has succeeded, and the fact that il
has been extensively used by eminent practitioners
speak volumes in its praise. II is equally efcacous
in all diseases Of the skin, scald head ring worms
and the most inveerate itch, ring worms, sc &c.
Numerous certificates might be obtained but the
proprietor chooses that fair trial should be the
only evidence Of its superior eicacy-Prioe SO
cents a boz.
RusselPs Vegetable
BILIOUS PILLS or FAMILY PHYSJC.
FoR general use, in of juundce morbid SEN
sbty Of the stomach and bowels, loss Of appe-
te, iutd breath, costiveness, piles and all dseas-
es arising from hillary Heterogeneous, also, for
correcting the state of The blood, and cleansing the
system of foul and viscid humors. hese pills are
mild cail'aric, producing neither pains nor grip
ing, and are therefore valuable and highly ap-
proved medicine, and are pronounced as such by
the most distinguished physicians each box con-
taining 3S pills. Price 37t cents a Dor.
r. sDSA fresh supply is jus, received and for sale
by Rowland Z. Hazard, 5. w. Vinson, and at
the sign of the "Good Samaritan" Newport
also with the druggists in Providence, and through
the United States.
Newport, june l3, ls33.- (eow-IyD
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-07-31

caring for; and il we 60 to the scenes Of
our boyish holidays, and if our boyish
feelings do not return to us-we fancy
that the place is sadly altered. l remem-
Der hearing one Of the greatest puppies
that ever lived, complain of the conceit
and affectation Of young men Of the pre-.
sent generation, and say at was not SO
whom [ was Young !"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-07-31
BALSAM OF LIVER
w M. B. RIDER,
No. = CoIonnnde Ro,

s'V' = NVTVWHHUt NOW,
HAS for sale the genuine BaLS.a.M OF III.
II YER WORT and HOaRHO U.ND-
prepared from receipt originally procured from
an Indian Doclress.
is. without any exaggeraion. .one Of the great-
est discoveries ever made in this country, for tho
cure OF Liver complaint. consunptions, coughs,
colds. hopping cough, asthma, influenza, quinsy /,
phihlsic, spiilng Of blood, Group, &c. &c. A
number Of certificates accompany each bottle,
bearing the strongcs, testimony of It's superior ef
hcacy. Price 30 cents, per bottle,
may 20
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-07-31
From the Newly ork Free Press
Truth and Fa!sehOOd.
AN ALLEGORY.

AN ALLEGORY.
Twas in the early dawn Of time,
When human nature, in its prime,
stranger was to guile;
That truth and falsehood took walk
One summers morn--and mutual talk
And glee, employed the while.
Ger hills and dales, through groves and glades
Gross fertile fields and Aow'ry meads,
They passed in cheerful mood;
Till by dark and rolling food
Arrived. they both in silence Stood.
And thus the pillows viewed.
But Truth at length the silence broke,
And unto Falsehood thus she spoke,
(For she had nought TO drcad)
Let US within this liquid wave,
Ourselves on this fine morning battle.
Then on our walk proceed.
To whom the latter thus replied,
With fsigned assent, her guile to hide,
swell thou shah onter first,
And soon will be near thy side,
And with thee stem the rolling tide,
Till we are safely passed"
Then Truth undressed herself in haste,
And on the banks her garments placed,
Then flung into the deep;
This done, her garments Falsehood seized,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-07-31

"Kind Nature wakes her genial power,
Suckles each herb, and spreads out every flower ,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-07-31
THE MORALIST.'

-''Th' only amaranthne flower on earth,
is virlue;-th' only lasting treasure, truth"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-30

ply 10 tho gentleman from Massachusetts, in relation
thcccto
Or L. in conclusion, said that he considered the mo-
lion Of the incabct from Massachusetts as dcroqatory
70 us safe OF Aa and TO the members from that State
III Congress- IL was unauthorized interference i'm
their affairs and peculiar duties The honor of Maine
wa not ia the hands of the gentleman from Massachu
sts was in the keeping OF her representatives
ana when they proved recreant to their trusts she will
ehd Others here more worthy Of her confidence lie
cared not whether the resolution was adopted 5r not
lie did not however, wish to tolerate precedent which
would authorize member from another State to raise
question here affecting the local and indspuabe rights
OF free and Independent State
The debate was continued at length, by Messrs
Evans, rarks, Lincoln, Foster, and Smith, but before
any question taken,
Mr.. Ward moved 10y consenD that when the House
adjourn, 1t adjourn TO Saturday next at II o'clock.
On this question Mr. Beatty asked for the yeas and
hays-bnt the motion was not seconded by the House
Mr. Chiffon then moved 10 amend the motion by SUBJ
stituting Friday for Saturday.
This was also ncgatived, and the motion of MIR. Ward
agreed to-
The House then adjourned, TO meet again on Satur-
day, the 9th inst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-30
MWAIN STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE n

RWAiN STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE--By
lTn virtue Of Trust deed executed on the Both july
1872 by the late Edward iensaw decd as trustee for
the late Jane Coutts decd and by the said Jane Couis
and duly recorded in thc Clerks Office Of the Court Of
Hastings Of the city Of Richmond and in pursuance
OF order Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for the county Of Ienrco, made on 9TH No
ycmber, 1871, IN the suit Of Bowe, admir- &C. against
Jones administrator, &C. the UNDERSIGNED will on sA
TURDAY, the 10th day Of January, 1895, at twelve
o'clock NJ Of at day, the premises proceed to sell
70 the highest bidder Tor cash the property conveyed by
the said trust deed much thereof az may be ncces
sary to pay and satisfy the debt due and expenses Of
which property consists Of certain ree sOy b,ick
teoes with the ground thereto apperaining situated
the Main street in Richmond, opposite the Eagle Flo.
tel, and being The tencments nov occupied by
Hitfson Brett, and ScIden g. Word
JAMES RAWLINGS, Trustee
December 20 ids
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-31

The ~ boeiir- Trrsrs. e tAe l<ss. states
thai shhIs ten es,s fs,t tA<re Aase b<xn
several ea-e. q cbelsrs r..osk-ss - thai tS-s.
also, ttr,e 6e2ffs frys sASs<-.- rse-ls-
Mr. NeCo~tn<>. ~sSs e Mr. NrCoEis<y-
N SostA uht>I.by. Mr. Fskos-. uIfs VI Mr.
Henry Eohsls. and NJ >AArs-o<k- FOr tie
last i~o esy. there Ina sees - s<r e1.ss Of
cholers- and t.sr PrsE,sesse Il he ss-~.se ~
an epsceiaic as NJ sfFreAe.SrS- TL< -
neral heslgh q " bo>sag -.s ~ gScS - I-s1-
al al iAa. seas0a u 40 xesr-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-31

49, - 10 Hf'ssrc Sd-effc u ~ -
On Saturday last Ger. q w. GaJh. #
lsooe.ses. now n this eay. uss arrrs,.S "A
80 sua o. ihs Prssidsot and Director e a.,
fng damages 10 The An.ssrot n s.oo 80.
Consequence ~ an sdtertss. Mt =,
~ h'm - ths n'orning pspeFs. h vb,~s -,
persons ere eausioned not % rsee,,, -
meni' q the Bonds we'll knouu -. =, -
IsnDessee B0nds. IBID By tbs 49, go
General GIBBS desiar'sg hIusssif o. - ,'..---
pare1 70 give bAii % TIE ssnouns q 49,
- reqnirea, vas eotnniiied 70 jail, uberr 4,
..1-lnse uAt tbs morning- The cfrcsrs.
STAGE beconing gsnsrsily knogn. = -.
81 number q respectable n,erras-f, -
siheS Wss heij, ~ Vhich q uas dstrru,i-rS
70 uaiis ~ giving tie basi reguirsd. 80 49,
huly 81 then. owniag proPcrty worth tkr~s
n,,i''ons % eoiiars, signed ne BaH bo~k -
sAeetsd has release from prtsoa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-31

Conscienee.--A young man lately
appeared before the Liverpool police,
TO surrender himself a. a prisoner
He stated that four years previously
he bad been clerk to 4 Dublin bank
ing house, from which he abseonJed 70
America with large amonnt OF mo
ney, where he had lost IL ell and return
ed TO England, where he had been for
some months wandering around. .
plague 10 himself and complete con.
science stricken vsgabond.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-31

IL. Not long after that time. he -as
seen BY On American gentleman .; Pa
ris. Parading the Palais Royal with
whiskers twice rs large as ever. and q
corresponding increase Of frogs aud
watch chains. Ii 10 to be presumed.
however. that the Preach air ~ss no,
salutary, from bis being earthed n
last on this side Of the water"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-31

Dr. AusrSIrs l. WAE~EH- q tkls eT.y. has
been sFP~ihtas b tAs Bard Ct ysIssr. Of
the Cnisc rssiy cf Vir--El. ProSessOr Of Ana
tony, Physiology aSA SsrEsTx. = Ih3t Eoar-
sshfnE ins;5iCisoa- u deserves z<=zsoa- ~
an hosOCahte tessisSens @ sSkAa Of DR.
" arner. that IAS~SA ~A0Sly SlsoSSrIis4 On
hrs rsrt. The sFPoAirsezt sss sa75< - parsa-
ance "a IN rzzsHlDOCs NOse q the Board Ills
private ieofEres q AnasSax nd Fkyss0soSy,
delivered n HRS CIV, SzE.s the las, tsrex
or four year, have 1oYonrcs Soc lie 1stAor
high reputation uhsch h1s - Sos.5a Ill to
as II ~Il shuns1n;iy Jss,1fy. as Fgeseai 40
poInfmefd--f Bet Pa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-31

Hsu.-During a heavy storm On Mon4.v
s,enips last, hail Of an extraordinary ,ix.
teii IN The oeighborhood Of Baker, ero.,
Eoads ~ this county. II - sta.ed 4, a..
torch Light, upon the uaost credible sutf.s,rs.
" that some Of the hail siosss wicked On.
pound many measured fros 100 70 II ioeh,.
=, circumference, and hat Gov was kilIe5
~ ~ ,hn 30. ee Sheorsood By The fslIisg of IN.
hood q wagBeF's Cro.. ro.S.. tl.. -. -.
famed considerable injury frosa de hs,l =,
a'd also The trees IN the uoo.d. AZ EI,-,r.-
Town the hail were about Tie size q = r,.,t,,-
Htfiasfpsrf Bana~r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-31
II.sHH. - III L.

This artsaSS al f.;S, Srs<1s< - ssclnEszs
60 fad ~ uSy ~ ia O>sS. 49, already %
ihis ed e tho TIEsr srrsr7i Fsrs0es lave
fAlien Nir;iuas % a. Srseis P-OSssss Ia CIR
oun count. tao Se1tA. AaSe roox.tIy o<ez--
nd from 81 attack TIE Srst uss n Mr.
IIcoPer. ~hS sr0sEat iae disease usfh ian
iron LoaisEI.is. 2>1 SscS sAcrtIy af:<r Re
resebcS FrceootA- AL 90 Wo4seslay lat.
Cart kDo1ies. e tAe s,e.a Sez; Lch7-e.
AS ATTACKED saa - Ave to,-rs u1s . es-Es<
The boat lad toez rcs SsSSse r<ar lie z,0zth
OF Besser- a.sa uoesc2i ss-sss.,re sssalasd
FROM tbs boroogh- III Al !. saa-tAe Gaze
MAS keSoz1 Tic rescA e Lz.Haa A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-31
Sam Pafehisw.-Y,.,

Nam PSfchisn--Frosa the last
iDownisSson Spectator. We learn that
about iwo thsssaSd spectators assem-.
bied at Costes'iile. On The 9Th inst. 10
~ltsesss nan named AbnSr sterue.
a iaeoreV On the rail nay. make an
sE'si Hight o. leap. eth the assistance
OF Paraehs'e- fro@ the bridge erect
ed ever the Brandywine. lie took his
seat IN The Paraehs,e, dispIsyiBs evi.
deaf feelings Il regret 81 his anderta.
KING and descended 70 the ssters be
low distance a enc hsndred feet
ne received No injury. add on reaching
sooTe received Sarm enbssee lron,
eos"srsd uOman, uhO watched the
ieas ~Ith peculiar istsrest.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-31

w. breEwoHas, Distinguished r..-A-r
~ brhish Fsrifamsnt. kas hro,srls -
na . n'll, That uhi. q Ps.ssd. sa-~f,,.fi,
~D'i''h auelHg "a tss Unne3 g.nzdors.
Aacta.caS Cssseissr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-31

IAs Neu Yerk Eyeniss stsE ssys.
.aat TIE loaa ~ the State q Vnginia
aas ben isksa b. ,Alsssga. J. L. q s.
1ssefa = Cs-- q New Fsrk. ard Me-.
So So x = J. Phsisps. ~ F'hilsdslphis. =
iA,s lsAa q Aade So TIE Nisehesfss
ssa rsis@ae Rsii-Rssd, asd abe
NsTtA- W ssisTn TsFupsks comusoV.
it - SD - have h-sn tsksa Tn q,
20 yeaFp, a 5 Pss eent-aaA AZ ! -
@ia3 81 y PEI cent Eich EnS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-31
FOREIGN.

We have selected few Of the rso- imrostssa
items Of News brought by arrivals At Ne~-Y.gk.
Mr.. Alexander Barring presented TO the
House Of Commons petition signed by 81 :
200 merchants, bankers, and other inhab,-
tants Of London, praying for the removal Il
the political disabilities OF the Jews
Lord Grey, IN speech on the Irish tytbe
bill, since the change in the ministry, ciearl,
indicated. by his conciliaiory toue, that lie
considers himself, in measure, nj the mercy
Of the conservative party and tory lords--
The Times says, is this position for any
minister, with heart in his body 10 stand
on;n
The new ministers have all been sworn in,
and kissed hands The Times comments with
much severity on the late declaration of the
king, in his speech To the bishops, that bc
held himself responsible 10 no earthly tribu-
nal" u the declaration was political, as all
agree, then, says the editor, this Reputation
Of responsibility places England under nj
uncontrolled power, constituiionally unac-
countable."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-31

The ssissssis1 FSs4sTick RSSp. Esa.
reeestiy died a. EeSneav. Pa. ,he ses,
- hAr@oaista,' n the Goth year q
h's sgs. lie uss = sirsos-rnsnds,l ava
inieiI'geai man- and ne Believe, 9 nest
sesuPsiSssiy hoasst enc. BE vas ,hs
ehist actor ~ agent foE The IIaruasaists.
Shose peesliar kabsss have been often
described and 10 Iksa his lea viii.
Pfotabigs - iEEsparAbis "a q ss<sssv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-31

ArsraErsEA n ia Pr,sss-x. p tSroeafs
q Tie 23d- s1mas tAe exis.ezre q The Go
lcrs n thsi CITY Thsre LS1- = se~E.s. berr
several cas-s srsong Tie rssAAra... t~o c.
three Of xAscA a1s ters.sa--.s1 EAs1tiv IL
Gazette and tie TslBes. Il -A< f-lso.n- n,
arc boih kiseai 60 Ia SHOT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-31

Cen HEero~ or fr<xsTrrAu..-tt - sca-
ted IA the Lascas.eT JOE-=.li. that yeSns of
gold, having large jePssa<s, hs,- been fouz4
an that equity, ~hSch are IAozzAi % - rsck a.
any nroe n tie Se1sA- HGs her Irra AID
Coai- her VEINS of GO,1. Al above All. her
hardy and Industries F0F-siasS0a. the Ksy
stone stale even ee>Fae e Es=coseTnssesi,
must ever oOutI-oe 20 * Ere1E aaa poser
fal commonwealth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-31
DEATHS ByIICarSy~c

Mi Christian Thomas, Of Frederick Conn
w MARI land, was killed by Lightning, On the
Sd instant, while sitting at the dinner iabIe-
ThSfe persons were killed By iishtain1 !.
Aoeh'aghan county, during the last Iwo
weeks
Two Persons were killed By Iightning. m
the neighborhood Of Kidderminster. Ms /.
few weeks since The whole psr,y. ro,.,.,-
1nS OF ak perSOns, bad been out sboosio~
and took shelter under a tree durinr ,Isr
storm All were AOre or less injured
The Roman Catholic Chapel m ck.r,..-
town, Mass, was struck by lightning on IT,
10Th instant, and three boys (who win Co.,
had remained after their school he'd th-r
vas diamlssed) we're killed. add a EirI slsaaOd
for some time.
Mr.. John Maekbee. Of Amaze Arundel eo-.a-
y,Ad. whilst on wit 20 an acquaintance n
FRINGE George's county, and sitting m a.,
room y hrs SIDE, Sss instantly kilIed n. ,
Hash OF lightning, on the 5th INST
We understand that man by ID. nan. q,
Connolly was killed by lightning oa TAur,d.r
evening last, = few miles beIoSS iAis plar. 81
iae Canal UIiiiaaPof Bsaaer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-31

Many deaths have occurred, sinee the ID a
July, from earrlessaess in the Use oG sr. .r,..
ana iron drinking cold ~.ier daring the roasting
he' weather. All the experiesDe Of pas. dsse.
seems 90 have been in vain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-31

Another civil u1r has hrOken oct in M-r;eo
Ien- s.DtA Anna as in arms ssains t.e govern
ment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-31

Tie AueE.sni.a ssa.rs ~, Nes--S Cav
and NoHrrrm are =; 80 NA-- saIgGar
SrrInEs- Tie rssaA<r e srss.rrs 1ir.sI, sx-
oecds iEo hUs6re1 1ni 1ftE- TIE seeoa-sO-
dafi0Es n al tic >fcI-Ers are sasS - e zEch
enlarged and iuFrsEsA
fresideEi Tucker, ~ JSaces Broke, Ca
hell, and Carr. Are n ,rrrs .sare At Lews-
burg. On The Wessera Cost 81 AFp<sss--
lodge BrOke-brOaEA ASs t~rA SSESs<4 N
tins eiy in ootss sO-sce e reSsuS iIkz<ss, fru1a
which nc arc p,es-ee To ~ - = a.Sz r2saL
iy recoserinS.-lE ickns-I Cs-YSser-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-31

so@e Prn'ers arc sE'olOSising 70 ti.eir rr.,ro-.s
for bad printing stating sl.-t ti.,ir iskis ruIIe-,
couldn't Sand the hot weather. b., ~ere ne.r
. TI1a'iAy G'Eay." Why bless ~. ti.ass soGA.u..
Our form sas near being melted into nousuastv /,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-31

We regret TO learn, that wuIs,u Ar
coax, member of the Hibernia Enx,ne C.or.-
Pany, shortly after the funeral proes..,s,o m
winch be had shared, fell ssddenly Soura N
Arch street, and died m about two l,ozr. Al
tsEHards--[C. S. Gaz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-31
FREE PRESS.
TH0 DOLLfRS md Fff-Tr CE,-rs


Tue bAIrtsosr GAZETTE. pzsrr mosh 60
tsened by Us, srcras TO have {" cur --r,E.s..s-
snce" for the last tan d-y. This. hs--.-r. -A-l
not pre,eat frun do.ag js-s.ss sl- s-sssss q
the late Easor. nor from ~s,i.i-s ~qs-i i-s~~ -
iron the frcjcrick Hersid
William Gwynn, Esq ~ho. IN all tho pslA<
qualities Of the head and he art. w.s an Losor
Go the profession. has reiingaished hss Iaisresi
IN tie Baitimore Gazette, and uIll ksrr.ft.r
'evote hrs attention exclusively % the Inv
or more than t~esiy one years ne has been
AT tbe editorial desk, and dariaE that period
has made n less nun.ber of eses.es thsn any
editor Of the United Staies-the highest oo.-
plinent that could be pad 60 his upriEhipe,s
and ability. Sineerei, do We ~sh Ihai ~
may enjoy the sunny side of The hill. and hsd
the descent into the vale less irksone th.n
the ascent 10 that rude mount y here nes
hope to buy wealth and honor.
Wm- Gwynn Jooes, Esq. succeeds Mr. C.
IN the editorial chair. He Is young eensle-
man OF handsome talents, and With his bose
ness habits will ere long become m sSis
editor.
Mr.. RrrrHrr halls nth great 10Y the rrsisai a
the "ArAoaA" BY coA Da>n~. - .holc--lex
eo-l>berer in the Sid a polsie2 The Esrss-
rer gives e,t.et FROM the CoIoael's sddrv..-
cas- sample Of TIC frrn, manly, ..d ds.ius.s,..-
cd sPirii ~hieh may be expected fru-a tl.s Edsaa<
oi the most celebrated psper ti4t th< L. StSa-s
has ever produced"
Hear ~hAt tie same oaazisd and c.an .ssrf E.-
qosrrv sad Of Goa Da.se an IsIs. SOD ti.r- ten
us which Of these si.s-nezas q Mr. R.iSl.se ne
arc 90 believe;
tFTS' fLc Rio'1s'nd EaqasreT. -fEy. i5fA, 1916.
The object which the Enquirer had IN
view, IS gained That unblushing sposfaie.
the Editor Of the Aurora, PIssxs gain 10 the
charges Of aPostaey which Were preferred N
this paper; and thus stamps the character q
forgery upon every federal paper. Which has
attempted 10 PsD # ~ . dsaoeraii<
paper"
This IS but srnall specimen Of The .saNe he.,,-
FL upA the editor Of the Aurora Nv the Eaquirxr
when Col Duane formerly nm Editor. Hi.
ne~ly-diseovrred merit is. Li, support a a.
jackson. r" and that support renders the ua,iu.l
ins AVOssss e" q 1916 inIaaeul.se ao.. s.,d LIZ
Mr.. X Lins-f. very PAr@goa of dissu,ers SOD
EesL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-31

NJ ''rrenheld Mass Mercury. contains the
folIOuinS sketch Of q po,ed shararser. w.o for
sosnr ,iass bal bess ProulnE upcA many of our
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LATE AND IMPoRTANT FROM EUR

LhIE AND IMfOhTANT FROM EUROPE.
NEw York, Dec: 1.-THE ship Europe, Capt Mar
shall has arrived from Liverpool, bringing London
aud Liverpool papers to Saturday, 10th November,
inclusive. There is important political Intelligence
from England the render will find below and also
from France, especially it regards the interests of the
United States.
GREAT BRITAIN
Dissolution MfEIsTRY.-The reader will
probably share with our SURPRISE at te ncIlioencc
of the sudden dissolution by tho King Of the Wing Min
lsiry THIS news is not official but stated positive.
~ by the Times and Morning Chronicle of the 10Th No
Tepber as to leave no room TO question the fact This
great and nexpected change has been produced by tho
death OF Ear Spencer BY that event, Lord Allhorp,
VINO succeeds to the peerage Of his
in the Commons, of which he was the leader Being
thus deprived of his services there is said that Lord
Melbourne Immediately repaired to the King and tender
ed lns resignation as First Lord Of the Treasury which
was accepted. The King expressed no dssaiisfac ton
with the Ministry but considered il dissolved by the re-
noyal OF Lord Athorp from the Commons to the Lords
LoNDOS, Nov 12-As a Chancellor of the Txebeoucr
mus. OF necessity be member Of that House of the e-
gsaturc which holds the purse-strngs Of the nation and
the fnancier, Lord Alihorp, is now Earl Spencer
new Chancellor Of the Exchequcr and leader of The
House Of Commons must be sought for among the Wing
politicians must be supplied from the ranks Of their
Tory adyefsaries. Whoever may be chosen to fill the
high and important office, the public have tic consola
ton to know that IL better inancer than the late Lord
Aliborp be not selected, it WILL at all events be mpos.
sble TO find worse.
FRANCE-TTIE NEW MINISTRY.
The French Ministry has been Organized and the
Chambers convoked for the lst Of December instead Of
The 10Th TO which time they stood adjourned IL is un
destood that this early cali Of the Chambers has been in
part n not entirely produced by the American Minister
MIR Livingston with view Of early consideration Of
the American indemnity
The official organization Of the Ministry was an.
nounced III the Mon'teur Of the 18TH November as fol-
lows.
The Duke dc Iiassano Is appointed Minister Of the In
terror and the President Of the Council
NJ Bresson, French Minister Plcnipotentiary At Bct
lin, Minister for Foreign Affairs
Lieutenant General Baron Bernard, Minister Of War
Baron Charles DuPin, mcnbcr Of the Chamber Of De-
Putcs and Of The Council Of Admiralty Minister Of the
Marine.
NJ. Tcse member Of the Chamber Of Deputies. Min.
lister Of Commerce
M Passy, member Of The Chamber Of Deputies. Min
lister Of the Finances
" Persil retains the Justice Department
The interim Of The Foreign Department will be filed