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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12
SALE OF VALUABLE,
real. HgTATn

SRT virtue Of two Deeds of Tru.t ex.e,,.,
~ TO the subscribers, the first BY william
Cleveland, bearing Date the 92pd esy Of A.
gust ie9&, the other by said william CIe,,-
,sna .nd Jane T., HE wife. bearing date the
18th day of September, 1884. srd h-,h o
corded IN the Court OF Jefferson Co,,,,,
-hi be sod, u public asetioa, .. .So,a,.
ns idtA Day 81 -Hsrrh neEf. ia being Court
day) before the Court-IIoase door m Char,..-
to~n, the following described rropertv =,
VT; That valuable block of fsr,, d.,
BRICK BUILDINGS, snd tie LOT o, vb,,S
hey stand. situated on the main street .,
Chariestown, and eootiguous TO the asarle,.
House lot. consisting ofs Store-hou.e. count
ngroom. and dwellings, tvo unimproy.d
LOTS. Que sdjoiniog the stable lot Of M
v " DOasisss. the other sdjoiaiae the L,,.
OF Mrs oduit and Joseph starry; sI,o- an.
HOUSE sod LOT. With tho appurte1aner..
near the Academy. lately the property OF Mr.
Edssrd Hughes. The ssors house and eoc,,-
sng-room will be sold together. vi,h IN.
ground on which they stand the rem.ind.r
OF The tos vIi be attached TO the DWELLING
and with the stable los sdioiaiss Mr.. star.
.o'' wIii be sold together the House and
tos eear ne Academy will be sold entirr
soa the cther iot above described will bs .oid
entire. 90 m parcels 10 sah purchaser
fuii description Of the property need M,
90 s',en here. % psrsoas wishing TO purchase
~iii doubtless make exsminstioos fer them
selves The property on the msia street.
however. eomosnes Peeaiisr advsAtsers-
The store horse - coamodious end ,eeor.
End % fssorsbiy sitasted for business. ,hs
dwelling house - an extensive structure. ana
may be readily converted into Tavern
Stand, which would be inferior 10 po,, =,
The Town, On point Of sitDatiOa aBd eonno-
d'oosHess- One fourth Of the purchase mo-
ney 10 be paid IN hand. org fourth IN say
months; enc fourth in twelve mootb. .nd
one fourth IN e'ghteen months.-with inter
e't The mode of securing the deferred paw
ments vii be made Known upoo the day OF
sale CHARLES BoARNa<
ROBERT T. Brown.
~~"- 3D. $50 Trussre.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

Robert Pofier.-Wc perceive that
Mrs. Isabella A. Potter, the wife OF Ro-
bert Potter, has obtained 4 decree al
the County Court of Granville. held
last week, 20 alter her own and the
names Of her two children Susan En-
lily Potter and Robert Taylor Potter
ard authorize them to take the names
OF Isabella Atkinson Pelham. Susan
Emily Pelham, and Robert Taylor Pei
ham. The name Of Pelham vas select
cd. IN consequence OF its being the
maiden name Of Mrs. Potter's mother.
The petitioner sets forth her grievances
in strong terms:
Outraged (she remarls.) beyond
the power Of forbearance, Al the last
General Assembly she procured an act
to be passed dissolving the bonds of
matrimony between her and the said
Robert Potter-and she is again, thanks
to that enlightened body. once more
a free woman. But she is not willing
longer 10 bear the name Of Poiter-nor
is she willing that her children should
enter life burthened with Its reproach-
for your petitioner further shows, that
at the last session Of the General As
sembly. the said Robert Potter was ex-
PEELED from the Hou-e Of Commons.
OF which he was a member and he is
now, as far as she can learn, a wander
er and vagabond. with whom none but
the most debased can associate
Branded as he is by the judgment Of
his fellow citizens, his name Is 10 he
disgrace, and TO his children will be- a
reProach. from which your worShips
can and hope will save them. They
are as yet young in life and have not
learned TO blush for parents shame.
and they pray your worships TO grant
them Decree, changing their names"
Judge Nash was counsel for the re-
titioner and doubtless drew up the pcti-
tion.-Raieigh Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12
GENERAL sNrELLsGENCx.

.Narai.-Tbe Fngaie CONSTITUTION
got under weigh on Monday morning.
and was towcd out Of Boston harbor
by the steamboat Bangor. She is on
her way TO New York, To prepare for
foreign service A draft Of seamen.
recruited at Philadelphia. have been
sent on To New York for her.
The U. s. sloop Of wnr Peacock. ac-
companicd by a schooner. will sail
from New York in few weeks for the
East India station.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12
FRO" @e National f~ietlsenoer Of .,fareA S.
LAST DAY OF TIIE sE.ssIuS

f"s" ne National faaellyenoer Of .,farsG S.
LAST DAY OF rIIE SESSION.
The two Houses Of Congress ad
Journed, the night before last, theil
functions then ceasing: and what q
wreck Of public busine-. ensucd,
In our two OF three last papers We
expressed our opinion respecting the
state OF the public business in the House
OF Representatives. II would have
been rs just had our intimation rcsncc,,
ed the state Of the House.
With a great deal OF talent and ",
nave no doubt, too. a great deal of pa.
t!iotism' the late House of Representa-.
u'es had been brought into a condi.
ton by various causes, in which !,
seemed incapable of getting on with
the business Of the country. At,en.
tive observers have notice tendency
oil this KIND. from the early part of the
session; but its last days forced the
truth ON the minds OF all. Long de-
bates; the endless perplexity OF the
rules; : contests, every moment, about
Priority OF business; and an eagerness
OF discussion, which seemed entirely
to disregard the comparative importance
OF subjects, were among these causes.
There were others, Of which we could
speak, OF which indeed we shall feel il
our duty to speak, and to speak freely.
hereafter; but which we NJ present
forbear to mention.
lhe melancholy result Of the whole
IS, that Congress has broken up. leaving
almost every great measure of the
session unfinished, and therefore total
ly null and void. The following bills.
originating in the Senate, most OF them
passing that body by large majoritics.
and some Of them quite unanimously.
have shared the general wreck and ru-
IN:
The Post Office Reform Bill; (passcd
unanimously in the Senaie.)
The Custom House Regulations Bill
Passed nearly unanimously in the
Senate.)
The important Judiciary Bill; passed
by a vote Of 81 to 3 in the Senate.)
The Bill regulating the Deposite of
the Public Moneys in the Depositc
Banks;
The Bill respecting the Tenure of
Once, and Removals from Office "a
most important bill, supported in the
Senate by men Of all parties.)
The Bill indemnifying Claimants for
French Spoliations, before iSOO.
The Fertilization Bill is totally lost /!
Yes, in this very critical moment of
affairs, not only has no new measure OF
defending the country been adopted,
but the bill for the usual annual appro-
pIiation for Fortifcations is totally lost !
We can hardly credit ourselves when
we write this paragraph. Yet such is
the fact; not dollar is appropriated to
Notifications, and we doubt whether il
be not the boundea duty of the Prcsi-
dent to call the new Congress at the
earliest day possible. Certainly-most
eertainly-such is his duty. if he has
any reasonable apprehension whatever
OF hostilities with foreign nation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12
WINCHESTER FEMALE
ACADEMY.
=. e. aWHFss, PRnNCHPAE.

-. 4. SNnTHss PRINCIPAL.
YNHE neat sessioa Gill eomnenes on the
II 18th inst. Parents and guardians nav
rely on the Continued and unre asitteA exsr-
lions OF the subscriber 20 render this semtna-
~ a. extensively useful - possible. The L.
iin. Greek and PrsAeh languages are nov
taught, 70 ~hseh wiil be sdsled. ~Leu neees-
ssry. The sPspish and Itsliss. Due alIebt,on
- paid To the various branches of EaEIish edo.
estion. including IN part, residing. urstisS.
arithmetic. orihogrsphy, grammar, EeoRrs-
ply ~iih the use &c the giobes, rhsiorie and
eonPosIiion, history. nsisrsI ssd moras ph,-
losophy, chemistry. sstroRoBy and botsay.
The musical department eottiaoea under The
direction ol Mrs SAITH. Nothing shsII Be
omitted 10 saiisly the eXpeetst,Oa and pat.
ronage of the pubic.
Fof Esgi'sh pupils the price Of tsisioa h
$40 ssss'Ou for CisssIesl. SIC. The sub
seTibeT's residence - coRmodios,sly saustsd
Tor bOarders, Wbo uiii be charged ior board
ioaging. Eashing eSd tuition. SIS . sesslos.
one hall Psy able ~ advance. For mu.,e sd
ether ornamental braRebss 81 sFsts charge
will be made. A. & SMITH.
Winchester, FEB. -. Is3S--3 sd &c. J,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

ltiL House s0d Lot. on ihs nam street.
- 81 presest occupied By The subssfIbsF
The house has LATELY upGsrgoas . lhOSOoEh
fepaF. u eontsina thiftssb fvouss, usost "
whirh are PsPersd snd nsuiy psintsd. ~
excellent bnct passmsht hes lately Leo
aiade. The gaross - cot surpassed by any
in the place There - good slsbis oa ths
lot. ThIs property - N TIE immediate betxh-
bofhood - . bsvsf-iahrhg cell q sstsf,
Witch, % Chs' tssfssrH, - particularly dssira-
ole " - sunable ior = large fsmay ~
boarding. hsuse
" re"isd. Possssssoa can BE- gives On the
hrst Of APfii ifsoid. the terms sili Be nssds
easy and accommodating
EDsARD HUGHES.
Dee. %. 1874 Gasou.
" y =. 80 rsntsd, tseaat FentinS for
Number q saFs, viii bs preferred
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

Mr. TyLGR having received . mstority NJ
the whole number Of votss o. the Sih bslIo,
vas duly elected, and being conducted TO the
Chair, made his aekBOv ledgments 20 the
senate ~ the following address:
SENATORS In ealliog upon me unsTpeet.
edly TO preside over your deliberations. YOU
have conferred upon ms . testimonial Of
Jour respect and confidence upon vh,ch 4
place The highest value . accept " vuh
gratitude, and shall fondiy cherish its reeol.
lection. You are the representative Of soy.
sTeign States, dePuted By them 10 uphold cod
msiniain their rights and interests Unlike
the Roman senate, 90 much Vsualsd Of IN an.
cent si0fy, you oSe Jour elevation 10 the
b'gh seats which you occupy, 20 no sdvebti-
lious eircumstanee % birth or fortune. but
10 the enao,iisg tfsits % iatcliect and virtue
And vhst eitizes % soy one % these States
esa fell 10 Be proud % youl Who can re-
hset without high saiisfaetion on the daily
display 81 Intellectual Vigor constantly nan.
Tested n TIE debates shich here occur
Party contests may divide snd sevcr--those
contests constitute The organic pTioc4gle Of
free htstss-yOu may ssVsrallg, N YOUR
turn, have become the objects q attack aad
denunciation before the public but there !,
not, aa3 cannot Be an Ameriesn Who doe,
not turn his eye 10 the Seaats Of the United
states, - 10 che great conservative be.iy ~
our federal system. and % this Chamber q.
ne ark IN WHICH the covenant ~ deposited
\ 10 have received, therefore, At Jour hands
his siaiion, FURNISHES 10 @s abundant cause
ior self-fFatulaiion This feeling u not d.
@inishsd By the fact that bot few hours nov
rsmsin 70 ihia session, sad that : shall Be
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12
NILE.

AAITH viev 60 se,us nv sdmini.,rs-
" 'ioo on the estate u the late Col
benJs@tn Davenport, deed. will offer for
sale, Oh the l6sh dsy Of this w,ooth, ss tho
court house Of ihis eo0aty, Ba@bsr Of male
$50 is@sls SLAVES bsIOsging Co sad
esase. any circumstance shoaid prevent
ny selling 81 OF say part OF said slaves on
me ie'h' heJ VII - offered % the succeed
NJ dsy. Terms - sale. eash.
BkAATOH DAVENPORT, -1dua.
Fl Bs-js~sA DsssnPS.f, Ass'I.
March :. 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

"a MAN, yell sequsioted With the bs..-
a nsss % farming. and hasinx . small
iamiiy. sshea stusfion 90 = workhaaI ard
massgsr q farm. Application nay b.
gssde % Mr.. Geo EichsibsrEsr. ~ ar
Chariss NO'and, on The fsrus q ths tate Adsm
EishsiberEsr. orto THIS OFFfCF
Fsb 90. i-3s-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

.aGspieiO1s Uaioa Of Payhes.-Wc
learn that the Antimasons Of Mas4a.
ehusetis, at . General Meeting held IN
the state House II Boston, on Thursday
last, unanimously nominated Edward
Everett, who yesterday terminated his
career a. q Member Of Congress. az
candidate for Governor Of Massachu-
sets and, on the following day, at a
Convention Of the Wings, the same
gentleman was nominated for the same
oihoe, with only nine dissenting voices.
.Fat Iaf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

In .4Herieaa RHIgli.--Tbe King oi
France has created Capt. Baxter, (for-
merry Of Nantuokei,) the commander
OF whaIer, knight Of the Legion ol
Honoi, IN testimony of hiss subtraction
at the efforts made by the Captain 10
promote the fishery ofibc country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

In the recent discussion in relation
to the charge made against Governor
Poindexter, the Globe took occasion to
introduce the name Of the Rev. Mr..
Hatch, as having given certain infor-
nation TO the President respecting the
intentions Of Governor Poindexter, with
the intention to put the former upon
has guard against the latter. We are
anlhon.ed 10 say that the statement d
lhe Globe Is untrue in every particular
ana that the name Of Mr.. Hatch wa,
used without has authority or knowl.
ledge.-Bah. Chronicle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12
We understand that the late French

We understand that the late French
Minister, M. SeTurier, and his lady,
will sail for France, in the packet OF
the 9Th inst. Of the withdrawal of NJ.
Scrrurier. il IS proper that We should
say nothing; but We must express our
sincere regret for the loss which the So
ciety OF this city has sustained in con-
sequence Of the return Of Madame
Senurier 10 France. Beautiful, anna
bic, hospitable, estimabIe in every re-
sPect, she was a universal favori.e.-
And we believe the French King could
not have retorted any supposed want
Of courtesy in the President, on his
friends in this metropolis, more severe
ly than by the recall Of one = no wa,
20 fair representative Of tho elegance
and courtesy Of the most polished cour,
Of Europc - GIobe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12
PREsIDEN r OF TlIE SENATE.

Al o'clock, on the evening OF the Bird inst.
pursuant 10 notice previously given to the
senate, the VICE PnEuDEsr retired from che
Chsir, 10 enable the senate TO elect Pre,i.
dest pro tsnPore. Whereupoa
The following baIIottInss took place for
President pro I'm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

In the House of Representatives, on
the last night of the session. the thanks
OF the House were. on motion of Mr..
WHiTrLEsEY, of Ohio, unanimously
voted to Mr.. Speaker BELL. for the 4.
deity and impartiality with which he
had discharged the duties of the Chair.
Nat. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12
COy0RESS.
TcGspAI. nAsrn1

ns se.s's ~ss eas.xes, Tor the create,
part Of the day, on Mr.. Beuton,, mot,on "a
sxPu"se the resolutions of tho lest session on
.ne Opposite question. Judge White moved
70 ssoshute the word rsseind for the word
shPanss. Th,, amendment Was agreed TO-
,oe me sake OF letting the resolution remain
by vote Of Ayes - 10 Noes !. Then n,
motion Of Mr.. Webster, the whole .,n;.e,
vas lad on the table (rrjes,sd) by q vote OF
ayes "a. Noes 20. IT. 70 was so.ae alter
'on OF Personsl nature between Mr.. King
., Ala. and Mr. Calhoun, aud Air. K,ur Of
Ala. and Mr.. Mansum.
rive Thousand extra copies OF the Re nor,
sse s''ssnee ." The case Of senator Poinde.-
Ter we're ordered to be pr,u:ed.
-, 1 hsA's 81 Representatives, were eng aged
all day IN the General Appropriation Mi.
and dissgreed 10 the smeadment Of the Sc
nate respecting the outfit and salary Of the
hinister 10 England.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12
t"tssabse .Miv Fropcrfu
FOR SALE

IL nesdsy The IssA instant m =, w., -.
soss NIL Property a Hsiitown snS .i,,,x
.eres OF most rich and fertile land sttseh sd
.sereso, nov ODER the ssus for ,.,, -,
ns m">' ressoososc terms. poeh @ esnros
fah 10 meet the convenience of tho., a.
roos OF purchasing such property. The mil
situated 90 eever fsiiing stream Of ~
ter, only -four niles from Hsrpers-Fer and
,nmediateiy on the rail road snd tnrnpil.
leading 20 that Piaee A further desrr,n,,--
% deemed unnecessary, ~ the procert,
wen Known. The payments are, one tb,,.
IN hand. the balance in four equal annual
instalmeut.
BUSHRoD c. WASHINGTON
Clay Moot. nesr Cb.riesovn,
Feb. -. 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12


.1Hother Fire.-This morning about
half past 2 o'clock an alarm Of FIRE
was given, which was found TO pro-
coed from the burning Of brick Ware
house and Stable, which were con-
sumed, together with a quantity Of hay,
all belonging 10 MIR. David Greavcs, on
County wharf, FeIl's Point. By the
prompt arrival Of our active fire COM
Panies the progress Of the element was
arrested without doing further injury.
except kitchen Immediately contigu-
Gus 20 the warehouse attached to the
dwelling; the roof or which sustained
some damage and from which IL rs SUD-
posed the fire was communicated "a
the other buildings. We have no,
learned whether there was any insur-
anee-neithcr have we asceriained tho
amountoflo1s sustains I by mr. Grcavcs
Dunng the ERE in the warehouse q
small quantity Of gunpowder exploded
which did no injury other than TO re.
move a small portion Of the wall.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

The building noticed in our last. as
having been destroyed by 6rc ON
Thursday evening, was the large frame
house, generally known by the name Of
White Hall, opposite the Ferry bar. in
Anne Arundel county, the property Of
Capt. =. Barkman. II h said 10 have
cost 1000 dollars. and was only insured
to the amount Of ;HHDO. The fire wa.
occasiOned as VIC learn by a spark from
the chimney which feIl on the roof.
Tlafyfof.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

spoDrUDr8s.
me above ss'e is POstPonsd until TAun.
day the I3th inst
Feb. 5. ISIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12
JOHN RICHARDS.

ms cnPifdf OFoLhon, and remarkable
Race Horse,
WILL be exhibited in CharIestoun. on
w the first day Of March court.
JOSIAH WM. WARE.
March IL, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

nILLY BUTTON. ~iii Be- hired % esr,
- FOL 'sdisieuai' agpiy ~ ih.s oHts
Ias %, las
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12
,. ?. MYLIUs.
IREDERIrk unICk

Hsrpers-FsrTy. Jss. ~. Is3S-u
, p NYLIUs, W.sTCH sd cLocE
.A.9kER. wiii attend. 81 the same plsss. 90
as o'esEs FOE making OF reParisg Clocks ssd
" ateAss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

VNHE subscribers, sLyER-sMITHs and
- JEWELLERS. beg leave respectfully
To inform The public that they Aav. com.
meseed business 81 Harp~rs-Fsrry IN a..
room hereteIoFs occupied - . sllvsrssa.,h
shop. one door vest Of the Apotbseary shop
q stephsssoo q Go.
IIsvise procured SUPPLY from below.
the saeserSbers are prepared TO furnish tho.s
Sho nsy wish 10 purchases sVticlss ~ th@,r
line The public ere respectfully Iavhsd to
give ihem . ell
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

PROBABLY called upon to render but little ac-
I'VE serr"e IN this place Upon this cnc I'M
stance, ] congratulate both you and my self
ior although have, for tic greater portion Of
twenty years, been connected y ith legislative
bodies this ~ the first time have ever he en-
called upon t"prssids over the dei,berat ,on,
II any; and have only sought 80 far 10
make myself acquainted with the rule. OF
parliamentary proceedings ~ TO avoid any "a
grant 'io Stion OF then, IN my personsI con-
duct. For the short period Which will nov
enpse PRIOR 10 your adjournment, . clam,
snd shall. doubilessly. receive at your hands,
Tor the defects which . may exnibig, aud the
errors into which may fall, . liberal induI.
senee.
The National Intclligcncer Of the 9Th
INST. says-"Among other things which
the House of Representatives left un-
done. was the election Of Printer To
that body for the mex, Congress. That
election would have been made. but
Tor the attempt 10 introduce, in connec-
hon with 1t, provision, directly con-
trary to law, that the election should
be made rira roce. This illegal inno-
vation was Of course resisted, and It's
opponents proved too many for those
who were afraid TO trust them 10 a bal
lohng. So the election lies over
How It would have resulted had the
election come on (or come Of, in sport.
mems phrascl no one can tell"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01

We gather the above Information from
the Nav York Commercial. The PhiIa.
delphia Gazette, commenting on the ar.
rangemeBt, says.
OF all other modes Of winding up such
an institution, such process 10 the most
advisable for al parties concerned
la the first place, the Bank will realize
its capital much mors speedily aud surely
than by collecting its o~n debts; and 10
the second place, the debtors to the Bank
By being transferred to another institution
which is not obliged to demand immediate
payment. can obtain time on their accom-
mediation loans, and fresh discounts to
meet business notes and acceptances.
vi the terms OF these sales we are not
apprised, but we learn that the purchasing
banks have taken the whole current debt
at a small discount, payable 10 two to live
years, and at a rate Of interest which al.
lows them a profit on The transaction. -
The managers of the Bank deserve credit
for their Efforts in relation to this policy
which cannot fail, IN those places where il
is adapted. TO obyiate the pressure which
might otherwise result.-.9ter. Gaz.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01

TaE mfsgrRRs or CHAarrs X-The
last accounts from Ham are yery unfavor
able. Prince Polignas il suffering from a
violent attack the govt, and bears in him
the seeds Of complaint which create some
fears for his life. The sight OF Nj de Pey.
ronnct IS become SO weak as TO give ground
for serious spprehensions that t may alto
gethsr fail These alarming symptoms are
occasioned by the rigorous treatment oil
the prlsoncfs. The heat renders the room
allotted to them almost uniahabitable du
ring the Summer, and the terrace, upon
which only they are allowed to walk, Is 50
completely exposed to the South, that i il
impossible for them to like the exercise
their health requires. We conceive it is
quite time to put an cad to a captivity
which becomes daily lcss reasonable, OF
probably death will shortly put an end to
it.-French paper.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
VIZ NuIy anu sincerely yours,
=, :, JOHN MCLEAN.
Moses Il Kirby, Esq, Columbus, Ohio

. A letter from Liverpool, of the a2d ult
published 10 the New York Gazette, gives
me following melancholy account of MIR
parry y, our new Minister to Spain
Inc American Minister. (Mr. Barryl
10 the Court of Spain. is stopping at the
same house with myself. Ills seeoing
apartment: L directly opposite mine, and
II can form an opinion from what hear
ana see be IS much more likely to go very
shortly a far longer journey than from
nence 10 Madrid He appears to be "a
pluly sinking Under consumption, scarce
ever ever quits his bed, and coughs continually
! learn he was in wretched health preyi.
Gus to leaving the United States, and was
hardly ever out Of his berth during the
passage" '"'