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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-17

Where's tho light,
Tina, shone so bright,
Ere summers smile was o'e''
Its rays have tled !;
And cold and dead,
Lie all that cheer'd the rover
Where's the green
That ,.cck'd the scene,
With smiles OF sunny slndness
Alas ! tccay'd,
wears the shade
ofstern and gloomy sadness
Where the flowcrs
That filled the bowers
With hues Of brightest spiento'
Their bloom has gone,
Their fragrance tlown,-
Like childhoUd's joys so tender.
Where's the breeze
That iann'd the trees
With son and gentle NOTION
The roaring hlast
Now rushcs past
Like loud resounding Ocean.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-17
Loyinqston, Nelson Co., Dec.

A d 90 REWARD. -Ran away from ulc. iurn,
" wv the carly part Of the year. Brx llost.
Ky, stout muIalto, aged about 81 years. VIVA, par
,culary desgnales him, is the prominence Of his lea
turos having a nose much of the Roman cast, |, !.
pToblblc that he has reached of the free States
there passing free man; though it may be- that he
is still lurking about at great distance Having n,
acted as boatlnan, he may be somewhere on Jane,
river The above reward will be given lor has delivery
for his confinement in any Jail. that can Obtain
possession of him. ANNE H. MOODY.
Chesterfield. Oct. q. 50-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-17

(FrGg the LiheA'et' '""'|
MBEH.
, Where's the biTI
Whose music s,irT'd
The soul with thrilling pleasure
Hes plumb his flight
To realms Of light,
And there awakes his measure.
Where's the cloud,
That like Il shIoud,
OF silver wilderness wrea'"'"s
The calm blue sky:
! Dark tempcst5 fly ~
lThc dirge Of Autumn breathing
! And ore by one,
The charms that shone
HIVE all u, length dcpaftca;
So pass the days
OF him who strays, :,
Till wrecked and broken-hcartcd'
But when the blast
| Is ovgrpaSi,
And winters reign ia over
Blithc Spring once more
Will Joy restore,
And cheer again the rover. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-17
POEH'R Y.
0N,;cHvrr REMAINS uSsrNG.'

rbc following lines. the c"umSa snsnes t,ic iasa
original ~ wy. N. EDITORS coespondcnt-ifn not anu -
ism on W.. uch poets democrats OF that town mn! sacs O
in the rising PhrniS from the aS'e' u VIC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-17

wTEW BALTIMORE ACADEMY.-1his SemIna.
Ia ry, which is located in very healthy neshboT-
hood aud which has been in long and successful opera.
tion will be open for the reception Of students III.
18th January, 1885, under the OF Elder John Og!i'
vie and such assistants may be found necessary H.
der Ogvc stands dcservcdy high for capabity and ~
dustry his VOCATION well for great attention to III,
morality of youths entrusted to his carc-he branches
taught IN this Institution, reading. writing arithMr
tic geography, grammar Of the globes, composition,
mathematics algebra, history, and the Latin language
The terms of tuition are, for the Latin $780, Tor The high
err English branches $50; and for the lower, $l2 per
annum-Board in the ncigborhood, 500 Tor the scho-
astc ycar-Vacalions from the 18th Of December 10 the
18Th Of January and the entire month of August-ApPh
cation may be made &c either of the undersigned r"s
tees, or to the principal OF the Academy.
WIN. llUNTON, President.
c Oh I l5SNT9S' seey 8. Treasurer.
JNO. BROWN,
TIL. r. HAMPTON, r,,s,,,s
JOHN WHITE,
THOMAS FOSTER,
noo IN 63-WI0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-17

NN7HEREAS, in suit depending on the CLancery
wv side of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chanccry for Pittsylvanr county, between George H.
Baskerville, plaintiff and Nathaniel Wilson, Thomas
and Samuel d. RawIns, James J.. Denny, John McRac,
Peyton Mason, surviving partner OF Mason \ CocSe,
George Craghead, John Noble, George Wilson. Thomas
Sutherlin, Samuel Pannill and John Dickinson,
viving partners Of Dickenson Panni Il Co, JoIa Nc.
Alister surviving partner Of lin McA!lster Samuel
Stone and John Dickcnson, derndants-tlc said Court
at its October term last did adjudgc. order aud decree
that Commissioner William RiSon do take account Of
the partnership transactions between the plaintiff and
the defendant Nathaniel Wilson, under the firm and
style Of Wilson Il Baskerville that he do likewise take
an account OF the transactions Of the plaintiff with the
said firm Of Wilson Il Baskerville; that he 90 LIKEWISE
take an account of the individual transactions between
the plaintiff and the said defendant Nathaniel Wilson,
and report his proceedings to the Court, with any matter
specially stated deemed pcrtnen, by himself or required
by either of the said parties TO he SD stated
The parties interested in the Decree above rctrre! TO-,
will therefore take notice, that have appointed Mon.
day. the LIST day Of February next for the purpose ct
commencing the accounts therein directed; on which
day. they will attend al my office, at PSyvana Court
House, by 10 o'clock. A. NJ prepared for settlement
WILLIAM RlSON Comr
Doc IN 63-W4W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-17

NTOTICE-I propose TO sell tie half or whole, CT 10
q farm out, my well-known and fne.h!oodcd horse,
MrRpocn. sired Ivy the noted horse. Sir Charles Ills
dam BY imported Bedford out of L Bcl.Ar; she out
of Shark she out Of a Widair she cnt Of a
Lexington; she out of Jolly Roger she ou Of
Spanking Roger, out Of the imported mare. Miss
Bell Murdoch was nine years old last Spring, five feet
four inches high handsome bay. with black LEGS
His colts are large Of fine form and colour. The stock
of Murdoch is The most popular i'll Virginia. Tie
celebrated Irfr and Rosalc Somers: coils Of the
sisters Of Murdoch on the dam side. | have been in
formed that the half of Tr;.les full sister had sold fox
1000 dollars Murdoch has stood years IN success H.
al nv farm and has gotten from 100 10 l35 mares each
season Immediate application 10 me- living Che
terrified Courthouse, is desired
Dec l. [Gl-wtf1 CHARLES c. GRAVES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-17

MTEW BOARDING HOUSE, on Sh0ehOe HiH Mrs
q Wills respectfully informs her friends and the pub
lie. that she has opened BOARDING HOUSE on
siockoc Ill., within convenient distance Of the Ca
pol and in pleasant and eligible situation The house
is opposite MIR. Warwick new building on the corner
If 5h and streets and is very conmodious and we'll
arranged for boarders Mrs. Wills appeals with some
confidence the patronage Of her friends on account
of the care with which she has made her arrangements,
and her determination 20 her most interchangeable et-
forts render her house agreeable and pleasant place
of soiourn She can accommodate from twelve 10 four
teen Members of the Legislature, and few transient
boarIers. L. WILLS, iSeW.
December |. I'LL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

f-n@ ~ -S-~ Fore C.-.-.---,.t -kl,,-,s..-
FruS1z QElc&sah-r.-Therr b,z
W.T. u o'Ir knowiedgv, been ~ Urea,
'a.'Er-r % cuhf registered IN any n,r+
nc me- CnErsd Stztrs IL that on Sund,v
m. IN INST N New Lebanon N M,
>s-snt- At , O'clock on thar rnornin,
M nerSnsry hat SINK ID ~ de-. below
MT became cna1ge1k-f md ~. a1rr-
1e The Invest poiut on rp-,--l -.
NM nEsht I'VE believe bv Pr,f.,,,-
eiseEeiElasts Of BOWtoIn CoI,.rp a.
sr'Iriss~uES- NJ, some quarter Of a cen
my sancIe- he suspended several -I...-
s'f az1En the onusSh OF tree IN the ms,
eAs,'ass'f 4'rlElton to the weather. and
az AP MI n4shf oowatrh the ffuctuat,on,
% en'e nGasf At one period, while no.
n'rr-1g oue mJrv sensitive than the rr,t
ne WIS almost N ecxearies To see !,
s'-1A- sazlk1ng "a near the tourhStone
1srn 4 zhsnkIneiy refused To budor
oe b1~er th1 D. prr6erring 10
us1H'nn m hFEid se1te. and the scIen-
eAsc R151t'essor Was obliged ID retlr. IN
bed wlrh hns wishes ungraniei
I'm flrrys second voyage 10 tn
N1rrA Pnt< hEs officers, when the alcob,,-
a'c Thermometers stood n 80 decree.
o<iiss z<r1. amused themseives bv
e'n'1a.1's 9lsrkssIser INTO bullet moulds.
mt n1rszngitr and enjoyed grea, sport
N nr1'l.s the baIts AZ the polar bears.
~Ich uHsw at trying n new mode of
EnSrztSEn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

-. - - r0MkU8 lEDL
To ~ sos-e--sss~-~B W'As< ss-~-Aus---
s~ 1880" ~Ssacn~-sNs ~s~-- ..G N s<ls--r
god wives s-.Hd 40 N tl.uz s.u-r s--r a. ~
.'.cs-x~srt'sx
Know We. th.t I haze nm esy.uruIl
communicate 90 m2lae 10 Yen s.uca-
ing 4 certain article a donpe.n,c mupu-
facfures. vhercsn you have sr sarir a
have . ggest regard
Be not alarmed. fnr reader nm n,r
going 10 lecture yen upon czsras cu-ss-
or custards .-basts. bouDe1k CT burner
gowns. gingerbread w rasy--ezEx.
stockings CT starch mar u3,1n Eur en-
gagements or nan-cngasrmcuas n su-
viilage-nor any other pcrfr scnaass-
Polrt,cal or matrimonial. Il fhe ,Iurrk
But whzt I am gosaE 20 .r:l yoa zA.ussr
Is Plsin. sImple mHfter en- fars ,engx-
Tor making two bushels ID zyyiles. zians
Tor converting good yeilsx Funpskms
OF the field into risha gssa xsqle s.no~
as ever Was ed---to Nd
Take n good rlPe Pum4ik.n- p.,r .,s
shoe II INTO pscoes n near4r resembling
quarters ID .FEles - ysa cn- snrE
the pumpkin thas fregarcd IN u ~utE-
Gent quan.um a bodied ca6ru ~ cpExx
If for about thufy n,nu.es- rhrn .Ss /.
quantity al apples p.red and suz,a.-ns
equal TO the pumpkin S,cH fbe xhsssr
ior thirty minutes lsnscr. and n N .S1us--
all good applessooe n eper lrraona me
table al a President cd the Cnfird Srn<x
-or the president Cd R.nk-sra Mrx
Fresdent Of 4 knfrfiny .sossrE-
Fur reader do yoa dish.rKere n :
then do ss have done, tv n Emm
odd saying fhzt fhs tHs1d sd zh- s,ns-
ding n IN eating" Far n rbe ,,s.rr
says.
Tvs RAT md .ar- sa<4a IN ku.--
Ii you please, dOas my ElSe Did. r..2
Creature, knowing Z Eas n fnmsas IN
yer Of good hon spple sa1ue- a 6a.lh
hot from the PCT. ID zhe 1d1rxsuaf
pumpkin and .Ppie-sauoe xas su-sarar
on 10 the table. VIDE, x.iA I. and I
was perfectly ignara1It. and hmesr- ru.s
QUALITIES winch do nld HlxzEs 90 1ssxrs-
er nm these DAYS, Ike Eclsr-S.aisxs
wIte, what excellent z7g8es.nue vsu
A1&1 A3ro1facl Nst1M 1Altll-
ly the second tune, Soun sse tseEsn N
Pucker, - MAJOR Dozaznx EurlS xus
and soon the whole femHle 6tyn-rusna
were an \ tIfier- I Aashna sxaar \
don't often do md rhey wepe IN szrsrs-
cies.-A. length I xas re:hezs.a EnS =i.e
whole secret MAS rrEcaied. Hh1ch Has.
that the Af4,le-kAnoe fha haS no .r.snrss
praised by word and ~ sraCaIne MA
bona hide, one half Pguglk1n-
Now my fAr f1endk xnH Auu.e M
the ladies are my fncaas) nj nusss.zs md
mistresses, damscls young md suz.rsus
wise, d you have any 4FEae-sAnue Rss-
ing children. On husbands xhun WAN
wish To please, or hope 10 hxE~= and
IN TINS last respect yea haEe NV A..sr
xishes Tor your snooess9 10 Nj Ench. En
these days, when .f4ses ane 80 sr.ur<
and high, 1 would sag frv 1he 6sr~-e-
ing recipe. and If Won zre nr sncunes.Sua
and satisfied too 1hd am u fesz.r2araur
TO the 3rPle-SanOe ruh, then vsn z..sg
call your oksedaeat sezxznr n 1.uuzalu
head CORBI5S TERE$
Bernnrds10n, Der, RS1a-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

Fro~ ns Baiimsre .1aeTieaH, Of Jan. IS.
Tbs folleving Aosies q the performance of
sksting feat IRON Baltimore TO Aaaapolis, 10 rub
l,sled W The Asnapoiis RepabIiesa q TuxsIsv.
he edheS 10 mistakes IN sayiug that u hss 90,
s-en Performed siaee LISA TIE Isss RsvAnD
AIsegrIu' Esq o. Baltimore, . celebrated sks-
tsr % bic dsy, Odd the feet some twenty Eve o.
th'Tty Jesrs $50. Delivering IN Annapolis, the
TRADITION goes, warm Loaf q bread .kst Re Nd
resolved hot ~ Baitimoso oa sssrtlpKi
&kaftng.-In the year 1884, Joseph
Clark, the architect who built the
sPendid dome Of the State House in
tins city skated from Baltimore to this
place. Since that time, no winter has
been sufficiently severe to afford an op-
PoEtunity TO amateurs Of this art, or Al
least 10 have the harjihood 10 attempt
Il. Thus winter, George w. Hynson
and Joshua II. Valiant attempted Il
suceessfully. They left Baltimore At
half past ten IN the morning, and arriv-
ed here at two, having accomplished a
distance Of thirty miles usual nautical
eomPutation) IN three hours and half;
and when we consider that these RIacisr-
aasffs bad TO keep the land, TO clear the
points, and IN some instances ascend
the mouths Of rivers, We are astoniahed
Il the performance. The ice At shs
mouth o. some Of the rveFs prevented
their crossing direct, which rendered
their course eireuitous. They dined
a the City Hotel and departed q, B p.
N. Tor Baltimore same day anew era
m zee navigation. What would Parry
think q thai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22


ENEsrs of n <snrr fror, a,I.L
me- Amrrn.n OtnIrhaloxrse. % a fri
m rAk.sstphla. diced Edinburz NJ
BcA- BSys- -''N'
! nsse been here k,r the last a,
Ec<'ks- md the second volume M -
Osa-xnssAr<,<A EnsgTaehy. az 6s,e No.
~ Fsse hsf pr,nneH Il viii rr,,,,.
-ir~ u-~6 k1usrr ID present !. 10 m.
g'I,iisc- ''
Won hsx~ d,abtiexs, ere this r-r.;
reg N. me H.nhers completing W.
Buns. - s1.vrher with tire nnn,h..
10 u'd - Va, ; OF vol n ., co.
s'.sr % slrsr bszTts aaIv. ~ aIr,,,Ix a.
lsserst no~ publish ten numb.-,
ssr si-nrrn. mt m the th-y, wear. ~.
sshss'- WORK sa Do. conoi.,rJ Oh, Z
ae1Iisre my-eif IN th- haooy eo,,.r
1slsnsass % q p~srsf.I reurem.,. e.,
,'I'sa4ssr sorih The eDtts-- of -
.<ncnsnr- surrounded by aa afE.ct,,n-
me ea'Ga-srlr e,rrIe, IN some kr-v.S,
'-esz's1ne1sr ut eur own happy hnJ
sr-n<nrs N NV Tma,nanou charun,ny
vlscl
1r HlraIh friends on thls SIDE Of
me Aaana., speak m trims Of respect
n.f 5rrnssrnbr1ncr Of Won As usual
Al H'~ 1rnSesy smPh1yei:-Cooubei !,
seeaSssr,z,< hrrnrrrs ON PhrrnoIogy-
70 william Jlrrtine N publishing In,
nnie>-swnnsnn has past ISSUED +.
p1nrnse Ro the Reader
mt sa are publishing the FISHES Of
f>ey And EaEiand-Pso6essor wilson
'.urEa'.-s N enhghrsn and IN enIiven
WIN a.s zanrhIes& N4gzzine-his bro
a,s,r DUNES NJ ocrupled with a man
n'fn Enrycs1perha. $r- SC, whilst 7
e,snfnn.ne paging along with nv larr.
Ra.,-s Hnt volumes Of Ornitholo,c.I
4a>grPhy-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22
CTHn1Cs FACTS

n eurs1sEs legvnf exists relating =,
NE Gese9Very Of printing. One even
Rlg ot the Gfbesnfh century Faust w,,
FssErneying awards n town IN Germ.
EE- DUET b~S1re lam rod. a traveller
1rn hnrsshsrx- The shoes Of ma. hor,..
I'm IA rae even ground distinct and
TesS'aE-IT Enpresspous, repeated with ex-
arras,sss az ssch step. Faust ob.erv..,I
riHs- The next day printing va, m
Ssnf''t Tins origin Of the grrat m
H~nraau thoa,gh bus a Iegpnd !, mn,
more Hnprooabls than thar OF the load
sf1uss- SHd ID have been discovered BIZ
= sa~pAert alarmed At Ending a ston.
Atl'.rrng 10 hs Irou pointed crook. I,
- asss sfr7age thar the first hint Of TIN,
lAsEasy snpne SHOULD have been ,ake,
hseuH 80 r'Hts sourge. tan that no spark
90 'na<iisgynrs should have ever kindIed
m sn~ mind 81 n SlnZIe ouz 81 the ma
nv koszsn knIghes who bore zbou,
1a<Hr sraaA Prlnslng presses IN the form
80 sgaik-
snSr~ ~ = aHaIlar account given IT
m. discovery 81 Hsh0gTzohy' which
alsk PtEe only E1rty wears sgo. Ous
s.trhS Ahoys Seun@6elder. ehoris, b. the
A1nseh thsarrg- entered ms small attn
Slra uhr-s thlngS IN hIs hands-a ne,s
1s's,e s7r rs9ors. RR order b. draw Ia.
E.1nsa pay, and . printer's ball char
s't NIrh Prrnssr's Iak--fos Il va. h.
SasP nH,hts On th< theatre sheck, M.
As-is uassrk changed each time ~ pre-
usae frzaBt --Searveiv had Ne Lni oo
zi's nannst psers shs order uben A. "a.
oh'~n OF and keH rato a BASIN II "
~ Ahyys saatched up the preci9u.
P'spsF wsV~d 4. and replaced !, oa the
as's'f'et psRcs. pat oa =. - prevent y.
e'srng Ngssa biDsn 4wsy the new ral1r
n'1ne ~hrrh on TIM Say bad ribt.
Aransf the bail The black marx. 81.
uaas snnesrs we're Observed the ne,t
as n-slsssrre'i uith admirable prrr-
susu % m AauzP paper The chor,.,.
>''iasf-htsr. ohs@rvsd this and htho-
rEzYhF wss nvsnssd
bas nRW rnVsnfl0n s10n spread over
s'sratnY sad affsrN arb m itzly. Eng
anslst and FEance Sennefehler died
P''os Ant Eegiegted.-' BalE -9nsyl.
We have past zen a lstier from Car
&aai Roses ~ RDne, b agsntlrman u
shss eIry IA Shtch ~ remarks, "ths
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

On the 9TH instant the Legislature OF
Delaware, in joint ballot. reelected the
Hon. MIR. Clayton, as u. s. Senator for
SIX years from I'd March next. We
learn from the National Intelligencer
that, previous to the election,
The members refused to accept the
resignation Of Mr.. Clayton, which he
had rendered, 10 take effect on the 18th.
and the entire Wing Delegation forth
with addressed him in a letter on the
subject, demonstrating against his re-
tring from his present situation in the
strongest terms"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

-4needote of a frog.-Skinners Turf
Register contains the following which.
It y said, Is abundantly vouobed for
\ lady, on going 10 her dairy few
days SINCE, observed q frog leap from
the spring and seiEe . locust. Il ca
cada') which he held some TINE
IN has mouth, smoothing down ~ wings
alternately with each paw. the locust
al me hme making its singing nose
lie then swallowed IL. but 20 the sur
prise Of the lady. and apparent astonlsi,-
ment Of the frog, IL continued its an1-
ing IN the nav Of the frog. during ..
long ume 81 she wAs occupied in
skimming two pans q milk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

The Lexington and Ohio Rail Road
has been completed to the brow of the
hill above Frankfort, where the inclin-
ed plane will commence. II was OPEN
ed for travelling on the Both ult. when
a party. consisting Of the Presiden,
and Directors Of the Company and Sc
veral members Of the Legislature, made
the first IMP. A car is to be run daily
between Lexington and Frankfort.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

L'''ls H,inas ~ e.4sAa usA sB-s-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

We haus past zen letter from Car
aszzat E,--s ~ SJns, b agsntleman ~
ssss eIry "a uhtch ~ psmarks, "ths
a-aiza ~ sur holy E.fAeF = even 70
ass-s. srsf - psumssss. vssh Cob bless
~ % i've eIx Eany years IN Italy
uusqailsrF rssgas'f ~ TE. Sfar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

Virtue alone Is invincible.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22
fr'" ms Uasaiagfsn Correspondent Of he Bal
hmore Gazette.

lmore Gazette.
WASHINGTON, JAN. ii.
The printers have been at work all
day Sunday upon Mr.. Adams Eulo-
gy upon Lafayette; It will consume
more than 700 reams Of fine paper,
and exhausts the whole stock within
the reach Of Messrs. Gales & Seaton.
1t, Of course, will cost the nation a
plum not far short Of $4,000; and il
will be months before the whole edi-
ton, consisting Of fifty thousand copies,
will be distributed through the country
by the members.
The President Of the United States
entertained MIR. Sheridan Knowles at
has private table on Friday last, and
this gentleman, upon the occasion of
ms vaiedictory address to the Washing
ton audience, has declared his sense Of
that high honor, and acknowledges il
to have been the highest ever extended
to him, during his life.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

The hrHt open blow 1t the judiciary Of
the U. States, was struck IN the Hons
OF Representatives on "wednesday 7fh
inst. by Mr. Hamer in whom ob;o
rejOiees ~ a representative,
kssSssea, Ihss NE Comni'tss % Ne J,,dL
eiary Be Instructed 70 inauirs Inlo ~. -.
dissey q snsodins he constltusio@ al ~.
United STATES, - - 70 liah ths ssryiss ~
me Judges % The sspssns ssd lefssss,
COarta 70 tern o. years.
The House refused, by q vote Of 81
10 50, 10 even consider the resolution.
A nigh, was spent in drilling, and the
next day the same proposition was
again offered and permitted 10 be
brought forward. Some amendments
we're proposed 10 Il, but il was LAID ever
fOS he PressnL--LyaisE. Caz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

NV = sSBA- = ~TTWTEwawF
y. FL an 81 Ts Lru asw~
good delscnas.r pshasaa.ss sAs "a
give the hishest reut NsE s-r 49,
apply.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

siur's'eur'- - l-,s hsrn---,- -sss s,,.s-s,,-i
eh"T q ~ Ass--Tss,A f- aa-r~s-v a.-s -ssa.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22
GENERAL lxrrLLsonrCr.

A paper is published in Pans. called
the Corssir. whose reputation rests up
on satire expressed in epigrammatic
sentences and puns. We extract n
few Of its latest from the Courier des
Etats Unis:
The Wellington Ministry, say the
Tory journals, has been received in
England with marked appreciation -
and two guards have been stationed
near the statue Of the great captain, to
prevent the English people from man
iiesting all their affection for him.
The relation between the Chamber
Of Deputies and Louis Philippe is thus
iilustrated.-Put dozen puppies into a
bag and shake it: they will commence
tearing one another to pieces; but not
one viii have the instinct to bite the
hand which holds the bag.
The King transacted business yestcr-
day with two Of his subjects. In all
France there are only eight individuals
who thus denominate themselves.
The Journal des De6afs affirms that
the present ministers are the physicians
OF the country. Al all events they
follow the Broussais system: blood,
blood. always blood.-BaH. finer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

Which val yoa ehs0ses Tsrucxr.
anoe with hHlFsBe-s and Rarar ESt ).
lntenPeraBoe with EgsuHsaurue 8sara
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

wAsHIS6roN, JAN. Ii.
Supreme Cowf.-The Judges pre-
sent on the first day Of the term of the
Court, though not all at the opening Of
IT, were Chief Justice Marshall and As
sociate Justices Story. Thompson, M
Lean, and Baldwin. The Court yes
terday proceeded to business.
Nat. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

The London Spectator concludes a
long article on the comparative strength
oil parties in the House Of Commons
with thus statement,-thatth there are ISL
Anh-Reforming members, and 467 op-
Ponents Of the Duke Of Wellington !:
the majority against him is 2S6. He
must therefore dissolve the present Par
lament: measure the Spectator thinks,
by which ne would lose rather than
gain strength in the House Of Com
mons.-BaH. finer.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-02
MOUTH OF ARKANSAS.

TNHE subscribers respectfully inform the t. public, that they still continue the Sto- rage and Forwarding business al the Mourn OF ARKANSAS RIVER. They have comple- ted their large and commodous warehouses, and are now ready to receive and forward all goods, produce, Sse that may be consigned to them for reshipment. All business entrusted to them will be punctually, and what is of more importance, speedily attended to. They have no interest in any steamboat whatever, and rely only on the faithful discharge oft their business for patronage and favor.
 Persons ascending the Arkansas, will find the passage through the louth of Arkansas equally as good at all times, and better at some, than through the cut off,--as boats of ten pass down the former, when the depth of water does not admit a passage through the latter.
 They will also transact COMMISSION BusI- NESS of every kind which may be entrusted to them-buYing up-country produce on the river, S5c.
 #**If unremtting care and attention will merit it, they trust to receive share of pub- lie patronage.
 MATES, RYAN S5 co.
 .uouth of .4rkdasas, dug. 15, ls35.-20tf