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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

a yir'uous spin, though Il b. alone
Touit stand a monument amid The
crushing runs Of a univorle. biddins
defiance % the poworlcu a,.lulb Of
evil, ble't even 10 The hare enisymen.
7i cyis'en-y. while The hrp1.rie'
would seek mercy 81 annihilllioa 4.
tha, would shield il from nself.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29
Eoon he PLztlsburr It.hir.

A PAHrucR.-On Saturday last.
Leonard North the son Of A. North.
E'q. OF Chlmplain, went into the
woods IN pursuit OF deer. His dogs
soon started one which the young man
immediately shot. He directly found
his dogs on another track. and from
their nose and running. ha soon dis
covered that they had started some un-
common game. He had gone bot =
short distance from the spot where he
first killed the deer, when he cspiod =
large panther in Il tree. looking most
Wishiully FIRST al the hunter and then
a; hls dor5-waIylng his tail ready to
leap down upon his pursucrs. North
'ost no time 10 ret.acc his steps. and
coo!ly and deliberately climed up into
a small tree with has gun la his hand.
and taking si.ht p, the head Of thi. G.
rioui beat, put 4 ball through hi head
.n'rung under one Of bis ewes and
coming "u: upon tie neck near the
shoulder.
The psn.hcr came down the tree and
attempted 10 esorpe-tie DOS pursued
hfn 50 close that he took refuge in
another tree. The young man s,ain
discharged bis gun at the foe. and
brought him to the ground badly wound.
Ell .uli the panther kept the dogs AZ
bay, nor was be so disabled a, tp render
4 safe TO come near him until third
IRE hon North had tanned his ferocitv
80 that bis dog, could prevent las e..
cape. Tic wa, Killed and taken on, of
iae woods; and weighed one hundred
and forty two roands-ona II the lar
grst SIZED panther, ever Killed IN tbi.
country. The destruction of TN. dan.
sef'ul animal. vail doubtless save the
h'e,otmluy Of the farmers sheep and
Youny ANIMALS Young North !. en,,.
tel g. 'hr thank OF the community
where be lives, Tor hs couroge. and on,
northern frontier has nothing 10 fear
from enemy Uhcn defended bv young
men who WELD Is deadly a ride a.
young Mr. North.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

Receipt 10 ref5rn Newspaper press.
Let every man when hc sub,c,.5es
for paper lay down th.5 rule r3r the
editor Mistakes all are Iiabl, 10 fail
into. A mistake, as soon as discover
ed and proved. should be corrected.
Buff lhad a deliberate ialsc s,a:cmep,
IN your paper which goc5 uncoutra-
dicied week after it i, proved 20 be
iaisc, viii no lon ger take your paper.
Tor "ili not pay for being du1eI."
Let TN rule take universal effect
aad Il would produce as great rrforna.
hon anoar newspaper. IS total a5,ti.
nence has II TIE cause Of t. no renee.
B2li2t 3i,erf.ser.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

The three editors of the Nontgome-
ry (Ala.) Advertiser, a Van Burcn
paper, announce, that they are all seri-
ously indisposed. Van Burenism in
Alabama must be in bad way. 1t is
dying by iaches, its nurses are all sick,
and It's family physicians, the steam.
doctors, have all been hanged in Mis-
sissipPr Old Scratch will soon get his
own.-Loa. Jour.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

An ingenious artisan has constructed
the model of new printing press, by
which 1t is believed ten thousand irn-
prcssions OF the largest sized newspa-
per can be struck of in the short space
of one hour and forty minutes. It's
no small recommendation 20 this i'm
provement IN mechanical ingenuity
tina, both sides can be impressed at
once. a patent has, of course. been
secured aud the inventor i, expected
TO realize fortune by his discovery
.NtW York Mirror.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

Surprised AT the woman's indifference
about her boy.-why, marin, how can
You think of parting w.th SO young q
child to an utter stranger who you DO
not know,
Oh sir, we should like TO sell or all
oar focn p1upers Tor $40 head.
Dick was dropped at the door; the
whip cracked, the wheels and ware
ratified. and the pedlar measured the
ground a. much quicker pace than be-
fore; never after forgetting his pauper
speculation.
The Harpcrs Of New York have re-
published couple OF English volumes,
entitled ".Nepiisiopleies IN England"
They are full. ofpersonality and satire
but display transcendent ability. The
British nobility, Ladies as well as Lords,
are the chief objects OF attack. The
character of O'Conncll is summed up
as that of "a bloated, biz, clustering,
bullying, begging, bouncing, blunder-
ing Dragging, bothering Irishman. -
The following fierce SCOTS at monu-
mental honors are specimen of the
authors powers:
'Bisotry would make distinction in
the grave observed Mephistophiles;
but there are none. The grave is
your true leveller-the worm your on
lv conservative. The one honors no
distinction the other does what he
likes with his own Death makes all
men republicans. That dream of the
living, universal equality is realized
in tie sleep of the dead. Honor be to
the brave earth worm, though he be
the representative of rottenness and
corruption Let his deeds be glorifi-
ed by mans tongues, though he be
signalized BY his devotion to hole and
corner doings. Is he not rare friend
10 the church, most conscientious
pluralist' And is not the church a f..
nous caterer for his appctiic-,he ve-
ry jickal ofhiS blaipct, Then honor
ne TO the brave earth worm. and glory
70 the loveliag grave; and long life,
and merry one, to holy mother church
herself. But what miserable VANITY
Is all this labovious striving after i'm
mortality! The end of monuments.
and columns, and pyramids, aud ci;ie,.
is dust. The result of entertainments,
and epitaphs, and inscriptions, and his
tory, is oblivion. In the centre of the
great desert, where the eye rests upon
an interminable waste OF arid sand.
may be found a crumbling fragment
OF a shaPcleSs mass of stone. Upon
II, in characters almost illegiblc, may,
with considerable difficulty, be traced
the following words ~ nm Ory.
mandias The .Nagnifccnt. IF you tcouli
seek traces u my greatness, look aro,llG
admire and tooader! This rast cify.
which hDH no equal, / created, Such
is the Immortality OF man. The grave
OF the Oriental Cesar Nadir Shah, is
cultivated with turnips. The CLAW Of
alexander the Great has been baked
into pots and pans; and the mummy
Of the illustrious Pharaoh has been
ground in paint. The hand that con-
quered the world may be kicked about
on a dunghill; and the flesh of the
proud monarch may color cart wheel.
Ay such is the boosted Immortality of
man"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

The National Gazette (yvl,sh, will,
he says, consider hereafter whether
hostility to Van Buren, 4, the first duty
and interest of every true American .
Cross the line; cross the line sir. at once.
No one mistakes the latitude O: the Ma
ioaal Gazette: it is clearly north OF
the Potomac: al present a little east.
" !. Slcr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

We learn from an Ohio paper, that
Mr.. Pugh, late Of the Lexington Ca
zet,e, was at the reoen; AGRICULTURAL cx-
hibition near Cincinnati. Thi, accounts
for Kentucky getting the premium ior
the largest jackass.-Log. Jovra.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

a young widow lady gives notice in
the New Orleans papers, that She has
established "sto1'jag gllkcyy." The
fair widows qualifications as n teacher
OF the art Of due.liay are. not To be
questioned. She has "iilL,d her MN"
Lou. Jour.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29
rOnr CInsnv g.

AS'"SNofHe HcD.
FORT GIBSON, Sept 1898.
Dear Sir-Judlcious breeders. and
practical sportsmen ia the United States
are convinced that cross in our run
ming stock is very desirable. They
almost invariably break down or train
of at too early an age. Recourse i,
had TO England, but most Of the latter
Importations partakc OF the lIerod and
Eclipse bloods and many Of them trail
through Diomed, from whom are near.
ly all our horses Of repute. The value
OF a racer-nay, of any blood horse
depends greatly on his lasiingness. and
to give that property is the Object
An Arabian or Barb from the Desarts.
or thorough Turk ofthe requisite form.
would be most likely to remedy the
defects in our stock.
Buckport, and many other Of the
English racers Of foreign origin. show
ed lastIngness as well as speed in an
eminent degree. But lately the pure
foreign horses seem not 10 be atiainable
and therefore some look with confidence
on our native wild horses Of the prairie.
who arc Of Barb and Andalusian orr
gin and ] am of those who believe The
experiment should he made, when an
animal Of the requisite form and action
can BE- procured.
a band Of Usage Indians hunting
on the head waters Of Washita and
Blue rivers, in May 1874. succeeded IN
capturing the rallant gray. Neoshoaltcr
a chase from sunrise iill dark. When
l1iicited. be proved T. be so ungoyern-
able. that the Indians found u ncccssl.
~ 70 keep him several DAYS without
food or water. 10 order 10 render him
Manageable IL hi. cGolt4 % cxincale
himself from bis confinement. be-
wounded hls head and leg, badly
lie was purchased hy 80 OdIccr OF fhi,
post. who arrived Wilh him here. . d.
lance o. nearly tao hundred and ffy
miles much emscia,cd Amer his ar-
rival here he rcpel'cdly hrew every
one " ho dared to bats him, AID among
others a most piendid horseman OF the
Camanche Tribe Of Indians. who boldly
Proclaimed be could ride any horse
living. THIS was the most interesting
feat u horsemanship | ever wiincsed--
TOT here was the horse On al lis naive
wlllness mounted ~ sayage not les,
aid, both eOnisnding for the mastery.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29
NEOSHO.
TT. viii Horse Of TIE Pcririe.

'D''E IID' 70 y IVt T1IIUIe.
We have been favored by friend
with the following extract of letter
from our former fellow-ciiizen F.. w.
Is: Ncwland, Esq, giving description
OF wild horse, captured for him in
his nnfire riid', which will be found
interesting to those OF our
readers who wish TO obtain cross of
the Pure-blooded rid horse ofHe pra,-
Tfe.-( .N;sshsiLle RcD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

Thompson, tie FqE1fic.->Tt i; now
IN evidence, we learn from the Com.
merclll, that George Thonp,on did
say, that "erery stree siqiM je h4uyi.
10 GU his masters Hyogi."
Delicacy, with such man, is super
huous. He should be carried on board
a vessel bound to England with hi;
baggage, and erSeiiei TIE country. 4
mud and Just punishment for wretch
who could utter such vile denuncia.
tons.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

It's noticed as remarkable fact
that the sca-serpcn, has no, made his
appearance upon the coast Of the Uni
ted States during the la: six months.
Is be afraid of being igacieI
Lou. Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

Reiori Prg7,r-Olr devil a f.w DIV,
since was INTERCEPTED by man. who
bad Provsions % ell. with ihe question.
do YOU want 10 buy any A0ur here
"No, we take eastern Hour. frpheI
the lad. The man wrh The Bog ,,srted
aud asked what be- meant. Why d"
SAID the lad, "wben YOU were asked
u subscribe ior Missouri pager. YOU
said you could nj, because YOU took a1
eastern paper So We took YOU atysur
word, and sent east ios Our ao4f"-
The man 81 Grain looked confused r,r
moment aud then rej1ual. That
vas q 'h': those who won't ca-su-,y..
you. ought MOTTO expect your cuson.
scnd me the paper. -.Haourt s1Dey.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

.Noji ErrnDis # the Reiigi,p
Ata receat ere IN tie town Of Arch
France. a woman and child were
seen at window in th, second story
NJ a burning house. imrl-.q, sJ
from the multitude assembled without.
the lower part Of the house va. a,i in
iimcs and not even the Thrilling
shucks Of these wrcichcd victim.
could induce any one - venture %
thrir succoyr. AZ thn moment srrit.
ed on The spot the venerable Arrh,f,h-
op of the Dioccse who after oHenoy
immense reward, % tempt some filter
person g The en'crpdrs undertook u
hlm,eif Enveloplny hiua lf ina wet
sheet be rushed through the FIRE and
succeeded 10 fescuing both. al lie q
Pensc of bot slight injury.
Georg tom .Nsirops1ifea.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29
Z. w. d. ROWLAND.
cnARLriroS, OCT. IL.
NEWS FOR TIE JOCKIrS.

There are on board the British ship Adam
Lodge, arrived yesterday. eight full blooded
English Horses, the property If Wade lia,np-
TOR, Esq, OF this state. These horses were
raised by DR.. Mott, for Mr.. Hampton. under
The advice aud by the judgment Of T4itersiall.
one OF the best judges of the English Race
course, and ai very high prices. We are hap
py 10 state that by the great care and attention
oil MIR. Fryer, 20 advantsgeously known on
our turf, rs Keeper and Groom, assisted by a
Groom from England, they are in iine condi-
ton aud spirits.
The following are the ,edi-rees of these
Horses, aud the Knowing Joekies can az once
recognize, IN the various crosses, the best adj
mixture Of English blood
Psig't0.--Eay Coli by Priam, out Of De-
phine, by Ni>ker out Of Lady; by CumuS. oct
OF The Colonel's Dam, by Delphine, Triple
CIDER, by King Fergus, &c
Bay year'ins Filiey, 10y Coloncl, out OF FIeur
de Lis, by Bourbon, out OF Rachel. by Stlm-
ford, her dam, Young Rachel, b: Volunteer,
out OF Rachel, (sister 10 Maid-of-a!l- work
&c.
By Filiy, by Emolius, on, Of Elizabeth. BIZ
Rainbow, lheT dam by Belooina, by Stamford
out of sister TO Silver. by Mercury.
Bay FiiIy, BY Priam, out of sister to Sper-
~
dam Catherine, (sis,cr 10 Coletri.) by W ood-
Pecker, out of Camilln, by Tredthlm. sc.
Oh. Filly. ,fpr Dr.. Nou.l by Waterloo.
dam by Cpmus, ont Of Colonel. by Phantom.
out OF Fillagrce, by SOotlss.er, Web, (sisier
10 Nhalebone.)
All the above bred by His Majesty, AID
purchased at hi, annual sale, in NAY last.
With the above are two brood Mares -
Emmg, by Magistrate on, OF Emmeliue. the
dam of Young Phantom, Edmund, Edsar,
Edith and Ernest,) by Waxy, her dam Sercery.
ny so'cerer, out Of Coibea, by Skyscraper, by
WoodPccker, &c. siinted TO Camel
Tsa'', got by Woful out Of Miss stephen
son, by Scui or Sorcerer, ther dam sister u
Petworth,) 10y Preripiiate. Woodpeck. &c.
with Colt Foal at her foot, by Defence, aad
stinisd o. him again.
Thi. Importation will adj much to our pre-
sent stock of racers, and tend T. prevent that
breeding Of in AMI in, which tend, to injure
even the best blood.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

ID Iataa. three ycs-y since. few
men ""H.J have deemed Il pruden, %
DISCUSS ihe luIiy ~ a House of Lords,
y ae 'he cue lions "Of " ha, use are
.ha Lofd+' and shall We a5oli.h tho
JPper House, arc commonly discuss.
ci 10 print and n society.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

i'e i.ot D journalists IN speaki,,
= tlr Dgke n BEDFORD. ARMY 10 b:ss
ne appogf.-.c title Of the GTsas p
NaAsr. Es
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

On Sicrne's entering the coffee room,
p York, Mr. a. staring him fuIl h.
''e lace, said be hated parsou. A.
50. So docs nay doy. Tor a. coon - r
put on NV gown and oassock, he AN, /,
barking Indeed replies A. obo-,
long has be done sos' Ever So \.
va, q Puppy so said sterne. "sn5 7
s'iI Tx upon hlm - ono"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

Hoaderfll.-The earl OF Hope;own
and Col. Hill, lately killed % brace Of
grouse in A5erlenshire;-,bc earl of
Darlington and Mr. Ti5Gall, 4s.-!.ri
Macdonald, 81 sc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

C0rNTERTEfTS "A IS note n
'he North Western Bank 81 Virgins
al Wheeling. ha, been altered 10 : en-
note. It's numbered 731-letter r.
pay 20 ] Lat. and dated March q
ISL u would be we'll 10 eramins
Win care al notes upon TIA, Bank a.
. .. most likely that many other eoun-
icr'eiis are IN circulation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29


ANEcDoTE.-The origin of singular
names of individuls is sometimes truly
laughablc. In illustration Of this we
give the foIlowing:-The father Of Re-
turn J. Meigs was born at Middletown.
IN Connecticut. For some time prior
10 his settlement in life, he addressed
fair Quakeress at MiddIefeld. some
few rods from his fathers residence.
and found much difficulty in obtaining
her hand. She repeatedly answered
his prolestations of fidelity and attach
ment with Nay. Jonathan, respect
thee much, but cannot marry thee-for
better is a dinner of herbs and content
mcnt, than a stalled OK and contention
herewith Mr.. Mcigs finally told
Ruth that he was paying his last visit as
a lover aud shoJld strive 10 form an
alliance with another family, and would
therefore bid her farewell. The kind
and heightened word pronounced with
so much sofiness, fell upon her heart
with healing in is tone; and, as he
mounted his horse 10 ride of. the Qua
keress, relenling, beckoned 10 him TO
stop, eXclaiming, "Return Jonathanl
Return Jonaihanl" Mr.. Meigs went
back, and fixed upon a day for tho cele-
braiion Of the nuptials The first fruit
Of their union was a son, which the
father. IN commemoraiion Of the hap
piest words he had ever heard spoken.
had baptized Return jonathan" who
rose 70 distinction, and subsequently to
The office Of postmaster general Of the
I-pifcI gt.fcs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

Ginseng The quantities. collected
this sca.on. have well rewarded those
engaged 80 The business. The lide val
lcys and nrh bill ,ije, ~ our mpuntain
districts. which were heretofore exhaust
ed, have become rrpl % bed aith ,hi,
valuable root s1d from evesiv-fi,e 90
eighty thousand pounds IN the green
state, has been brought io the refining
process a, the different Clarifying es-
ia5lishmenis in Kanawha and Lozsn.-
This employment has distributed among
the diggers, and other hands enva.cd
N The busines from eight 20 zen thou
sand dollars, add will probably realize
the enlerprising individuals y DO have
engaged their capital nud industry ia
bringing into activity the resources Of
Of our forests. more than double this ex.
penditure IN the markets 10 which Nj,
commodity is desiised.
KaaascAs Banaey.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

The people of Tlmworth have given
feel a public dinner. He praised
Louis Philippe and abused the Anen.
cans lie threw Lynch's law and the
Baltimore riots IN our ieeth:-thc Lon
don Spectator, and the Liverpool Jour.
nll have defended the Yankees. The
Spectator says:--
I'VE protest against the ou,rages
PerPctra,ed on the very outskirts OF A d.
meucan civilization and sway. or the
acts Of mob under strong temporary
excitement being aIiured as pro,i.
ofthe ice iiciency OF Rcpu5 irin 16ycrn-
mcnt 10 maintuin peace and order in
socieiy. Mr.. Webster or Mr.. CLAY
mishtas aidy poini 20 the scenes con-
stlntly acted IN Ireland. or 20 ihc Bris.
FOL and Wol,crhampton rioD. a. md.
cations Of the want of ,iy5ur Of No.
narchicsl Government, and tive i1sccu.
niyof liie and property sob reys pio. o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

I he organization of Orang" lodg
IN England, which has caused such
sensation lately, is one Of the most re.
markable events Of the day. The in
We 'iigl'ion' it is said, proved that nonc
out Torres were members, that they
were all armed and Organized bv Sc.
cret oath;, obedient 20 their Grand
Master, the Duke Of Cumberland. " no
has been for wears the mos, uppopular
man IN England. The Duke IS even
charged with an usurping desitn upon
the throne in the event Of the death of
the prcient Kinz.-BM. I'm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-26
POETRY.

We published week, brief obituary notice OF Mrs. Duany
In this community, which she lived, wber much
beloved amc shall be pardoncd for inserting the following
which find ira Philadelphia The strikes n as We
beautiful five correctly informed, tribute kudf,d
geniu from the OF aisd whose for praise blame,
no" OIL every tongue.
&c will not say, Gods ordinance
OF Death Is blownin every wiad ,
For that Is a chance
Tia, takes noble mind
In Acxanis District of Columbia Sunday the III Instant
died, Ms Frances A. G.. Duany wife of Col Henry X Duany
Shutters Hill Ale andra.
trcver public pancgy of private individual be- pardon
this. NOBLE
in spirit holyhes short life patience
ing wisdom YOUTH aud modest humility excellence. All who
knew her loved and herr and finer worth IL thus
example,
wide and lasting; because, the springs of
virtue, the great stream OF public good takes BIRTH
What was yline GRAND there?
Thy beauty Exquisite than nught
That from this married earth
Takes its imperfect birth.
IL was at0diant, hcav' nly beauty, caught
From far higher spheres
And tho an angel now thou still must bear
The lovely scmblrncc that thou there did'st
What thine crrand herrs
The gentle Thoughts aud holy humble mind,
With earthly creatures
Held not discourse,
Blu, with fine spirits Of some purcr Kind,
Dwell in communion dear
And sure they speak 10 thee that language
Which thou speak below.
What was thine GRAND here?
10 odoIn anguish, and ennoblc death,
Aud make inftmity
a mighty victory,
And crown lica's bascncss with glorious wrouth
That fades thy bicr
But fits, immortal soul! tlry triumph still,
In that bright world whore thou gonetc dwell.
Fanny spoken
in tho affecting hor Joaal She abe Invalid she
with in Philadelphia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-26
POLITICAL.
Extract IRA letter, dated NEWPORT, .Vsy 10, Is.l5
90 Star ator star out,
M oil Knght -

Extract efd letter. dated NEWPORT, .Nsy ~, 1855.
Star a(or star
And ali Knight. -
The the result, might hive
wish been better. The Houses morning.
elected The stood, for Potter
IS Burgess driven from the ground, james
Wolf would stand his haaI."
From the above it will be that the General AS
senbly of Rhode Island which dcfcient,by FOUR
members Of full body, have succeeded by minority of
in the election of MIR Knight Mr. has boon
twice during the last and year. voted down The
People Of r. island This thrice rejected gentleman
put the majority, who thus voted him down. aud he
of course, for the years the rather than
The Representative of the majority in Rhode Island
Happy people! to have Robbins, who elected by n
Legislature which had pcrpetuaed ITSELF CATER they had
been defeated in the eections,) for Senator and
Knight for the other, elected by uaimed Legislative
body, his majority arising from the of four Soma
torsheir election being carried by fraud and corrup-
ton and four vacancies being occasioned by the came
means.
The Journal of Commerce is too Apply q the scc,e.
Of ITS friends to take any TSiEuE6~n means employed
- votes in the several Districts,
which accomplished the purposes of the Oppositon.-
We see that Judge Whites SuS in this city reioces at
this unexpected result and tanntsthe N.svIrE SIoY
for its mistake in claiming te election favorable TO
the Administration. TCfLo5c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-26

dstey, apreEt upon their money We recommend their
attention 70 the charter which may be procured at the
Office the Atlantic insurance Company
t.Neo Orleans .anerican.
"A glorious triumph I'VE understand that blr. Laird
oil this county. with his stable, all the grand purses
at the Union Course, Long Island, making thousand
eight hundred dollars with Henry, Archvy, Niingo and
Clara Howard, beating The famous nags of this
country, including Black Maria, Alice Grey, Monmouth,
and others Nonmout, Liquirer.