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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21

,.e,. TO a selection thus nj de- Treashery IN on
AXIS. the aaI-ahsorbins cSpiii,y ofgain, may make
70 ms mems principles hang loosely about them but
~ spin, of Massachusetts will never brook such
e.stsiion. Ifpolitiesns attempt il, we tell them,
= en- they will atemp, !: with certain ruin. Their
fsoa, is sea cd, the moment thes movement pub
,;cl appears. God never made Bes'onians to be
4. c slaves of tyran,s, or Of rar'y machinery ana
es.on is bu, the hear Of oil the enlony and While
y have within sight any thing 10 fem'nd us o' the
iaeirles for which ror fathers BILE We nave no
,,a, ih,t Their SOS vii disgrace such athursand
or the sake OF gaining 'itie gold, sell out all then
,l,,ae. Thank Heaven, We ARE not thus degraled
New Eaxland may falicr and hesitate and doubt !;
,ut The spirit rs here-ihe true spirit which, when
we, tie Tine Genes, will illuminate ant elcctri'y
tic whole people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21


CALAmlTous FIRE AND Loss OF LIVES Abou
o'clock THIS morning, the house situated at No.
Front 81 near Whitehall, was discovered TO be on
hse IT @As occupied by Messrs Drayton & lie.
fesre, who arrived in this country from England
hhuui Elk months since, and commenced n grocery
business there, and also the trade of Wheelwrigh,s
/" wooden shop adjoining the brick house, IL
which they resided the upper part Of which was
occupied as boarding house. The fire spread very
rapidly, and having commenced in the 10 wcr par
q the building, there was no possibility of escape
Sihcsc IN The upper part, but by jumping from u
windo@ "a Tho third story, in the rear Of the bull
Gang. Srystal did so, ard escaped unhurt one who
Jumped IN tke 'front.' liom the third story, has nju
ed his back, lot not so much as to disable HIN
from appearing this morning among the spectator,
efihe ruins.
We regret to state, that five dead bodies have
eoen found among the ruins, viz. Mrs. Mooney
and three ehdren-a boy ten years old,a girl abou
seven years cid, and an nfant about ten month,
Old the name of the fifth could nos be asccraned
all that could be learned respecting HIM was, thai
he had arrived from 81. Johns, n. g., about tel
days since, Was schcolmartcr by trade. and known
by The name of John --- the husband OF Mrs
Nooney, was one Of the first who escaped by jun
ping IRON the window in the rear. tie had will
lin al The window his son, but the boy ran bach
~ lie stated, TO fetch his mother and pcr,shcS in the
aAmcs. The younges, child was found ia the mo
ihefs arms in the suas, and the gill close by hci
SIDE. Messrs. Dayton s. L.feyrc were insured for
5000, but the property destroyed belonging to them
IS estimated Il, S3oo3. The house was the property
cfDL Evans.
siHii-iast II o'clock.--The Coroacrs jury have
JUST returned verdict Of" accidental death by bur
ma Mooney was examined. and stated on evi.
dsncs, ti'at every person in the house was awake
and aware Ut uacar danger, except the man who was
hunt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21
: :
DOMESTIC NEWS.

Nrw YoRK, May II.
The Austrian sloop ofwsr Adrlca, OF 20 guns,
fro.n Trics'c came up ycstesday afternoon, and an
ehored of tho Battery. She has ON board AZ fo-
lisa cx,las. By what authority, OF right, or cou5-
tesy, does foreign national vessel thus brInS 10
Our shores, pctsons incapable OF maintaining them
selves Tor the most part aud who become charge
to this counlry1 /, there Amy understanding on
,he sublcc, between the two countries 7
IimcficnH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21
n,NIrI ,vrpSrt Il

I'm ann ing scene occurred III TIC United States
Senate lu,ns the conflict between Calhoun aud
Benton. NJ, Vsn Buren, having decided that Zen
ION was not out of order in charging MI. Calhoun
with fplsehood, MIR. Webster rose 10 appeal from
tic deeison. lie proceeded TO make few remarks
before his motion, when Mr. Van Burcn comman-
dcdh 10 at down.
Sir, .eiA Nj w ehssr s,ernly, stand ho'c as an
American Senator know my r'ghiS- md shall
make my motion.
The Vice President replied IN fautering
voice. was not aware Of the Senator's nen
licn.
Sir, rcioined Mr. Webster, with tone and took
thai made the Vice President ctnge as II wi til
back.ache, | would like 10 know what t'Shllh'
Chair has 10 Judge OF my intention at all WIN
rise TO rn,ka motion.
The poot mig cian become dumb, mud 'hrnn>
into 20 small q space that he looked as II he
mieht, like his brother WIZ sd IN tho Arabian
Nights be .orkej ~ in quart bottle.
[Louiseiuc Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21
THE NEXT SENATE,

The Wing victory in Rhole-Is'antl J, Important
considered in reference to Is influence spon the
state of paltles in the pcxt Senatc-which sccoi.
ding 10 car computation, will stand as follows
(Eh5D J,(I, am
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21

Major Noah says, truly" The moment an old
Hartford Convention man JOINS the Jackson Van
buren s,ond rl, he Is lnsanter converted into an
OH pemocrot--dipped in the pew.cr mug and
cone. on, Brown Scout. " Down CANNON up
Salmon"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21

Re-unioa Of Flash after complete separa'ion.-
The Obscryater Medico contains a curious, and
what it ms to bc well authentic case of
the re union o: the nose after complete separation
The patient woman of the town, had the whole
of the soft part of the nose bitten Off in quarrel
by man She was Immediately carried before
The commissary Of police, when the nose was
dressed In three hours afterwards, Dr. Cariizzc
who happened to come in, saw The patient, and
cn'rcated that search might be made for the lost
nose. This was DONE and two and half hour
afterwards, the mutlated portion was found con
tracted and oil covered uh filth. The Doctor
however, washed the parts clean, and applied the
piece, putting in few pounds of SATIRE The
dressings were not removed before the 7rh day
when the Witnesses observed, with great satisfac-
ton, that complete union had taken place. Ii
hrty-seven days, the cisatrx was perfectly cured
The aspect Of the nose however, was most disa
grecabe, from the color Of its tip, which presented
a lvid, uaheahy appearance. A solution Of MIRA
of silver moderately strons) was applied to this
part, AMI after the fall of the oschar, in Ave days,
the nose resumed its natural color
Boston Medical J3aJEal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21

The Globe abors very nsssiIuously 10 prove TINT
judge White IS the qualification candidate for the
Pres ldcncy, ond sIry's to connect hun with that
political hersty, N every possible way. w c
dare say Judge White like good many other pro
nle does mol think notification is the worst thing
ia the world Bu, surely man who supported the
Proclamation aud the Force Bill, ought to be alb
Solved from the South Carolina SIN
AleI Gar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21

NJ YAK My II
The AMI Slavery Society held hrir second
siversaly this forenoon a, DIR. Lansing's church IN
Iaaon street. We were not Gble to attend, but
30 far as we can learn, thole was no attempt made
to Interrupt, the proceedings Among the speakers,
as announced, were James g Btfnay, ESQ of Ken.
tucky, formerly Of Alabama, and George Thomp-
rem, 81 England Rev. Dr.. +. A. Cox, one OF Tho
delegates from the Baptist Union IN Great
Dtlsm 10 ,hu Churches IA thr country, was invited
10 take rurt IN The proceedings, but very proper
ly destined, for the reasons stated in the following
noie.
May l., 1895.
Gent'emcn, Ill decline the honor of appearing
ON your platform this day on occa,lon Of yonr an.
niversary meeting, mus, be understood 10 assume
position Of neutrality, no, with regard to those
srea, principles and objects which it is well known
Britain in general ana our denomination in pnltic
ular have MAINTAINED md promoted, bu, with re.
gard solely to the political bearings OF the question
VI 4 winch as stranger, foreigner VISITOR,
could no, attempt To lnermedlc.
am, gentlemen yoa,s respectfully,
t. a. COX.
y. S.-Since the aoovo was III type, We have
seen gentleman who attended the meeting, and
who informs us that there was 10 symptom OF dis
turbance until MIR. Thompson took occasion to al
ludc 20 DR.. +. A. Cox, uboyc mentioned, and to de
nounee HIM for having shruak from the response
y OF addressing the meeting. Do Cox lhcreup
on rose in rep5 and after some interruption was
permitted TO proceed. Mr. Thompson rejoined
besa, he speak rs above mentioned the meeting
was ad ress d by Mr.. Kirk, of Albany, and Rev
Bayoa Stow, OF Boston.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21
From TIC y. Y. Times.

POLICE OFFICE Saturday, lfaye.
a foasdli,lg.-A hne lnc boy. ahoa, ,wo
weeks Nd was left in the entry Of No l76, Mad
s,n street, aboui half PAST 8, en- Wcdnes dny even
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21

l.. T., m. col, nj Indiana" that II nc should De
11l.,,d p,,.id,n, he would sustain thnt policy. II
seems 10 u.s. that all men who desire 10 see 'he o'
fee Of President filled by cah5id politician ano Oh
homes, man, should, unl.f such circumstances SCI
their faces ns a flint ngnnt Van Buren, " no can
depend Upon him, with such evident Efforts 10 roc
on both sides ofthe sapling staring 'hem !" ne iace
II we assen that he is in favor oil The hiicr'eah
system" we told by one class OF MS soppo'',
ers that lie not, and are PORTED 10 MS ''e"o
Mr. Buffers evidently authorized vindlcaiion, 10
sustain the denial. And on he other han', u we
say that he is opposed to this system, IN TO or ci
her f rs branches we ore told only OF his votes
in favor Of it, bat also of his direct assurances that
hose votes arc correc, cxponcnis OF his opinions.
" no can confdc IN such man what interest
IS safe IN his hands 7 We appeal for reply, to
the intelligence of the people. They cannot ou'
see, that, with such man, opinions ano poiey are
any thing but the growth OF fixed and settled Prn-
eiples-iha; they arc, IN short, mere instruments OF
sef.aggrand cement 10 he adhered 10 as longand as
opy ONLY as they advance his ambtans schemes
and to be discarded whonever,h his purposes accom-
rlshe1, &c has no further use for them.
y-r Why has the Richmond Enquirer refraineo
fon the slightest alluson 70 Mr. Van Burens assn
rance through his friends, to Senator Upton that,
# he shoul1 be elected President he would support
the internal improvement policy2 Does that paper
net honestly in conceang this fact from It's readers !;
more especially, when anon ts subsrr beers, there
are many nneieusians who never see any other
journal W. are we'll aware that it Is the common
habi, OF the Enquirer either to conceal altogether or
to keep as much on, of notice possible, IA
nous G~in letter, for example, things that It can
not approve, & yet which il dare not condemn and
it shows certainly lingering virtue where, in such
cases, it will not applaud But We submit 10 the
good judgment Of hu Editor whether it would moi,
better become his years 10 reform this matter al.
together" by giving his readers no, only the ,ru.,
but the whole truth
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21

IT United States Bank Stock is stlhns
SIP 90, and ri ing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21

Southern Corn PfOSpeets..A gentleman who has
just returned from tour 10 the South states to us
tina. the whca, IS very extensively winter killed, H.
Virginia and North Carolina he says there cannot
at most be over half crop. In Maryland the
FIELDS look very badly many planters are plough
ing them up. IT, Y Jour. Com,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21

Il l.5.l d.s-sttou. he .eeaaea w ..nln III =,
y. = GA the morning of the I'd inst. II IL sup.
pcsed iha, spark from the chimney Of Mr.. Lsz.
arus'y steam planning machine sc, ire 10 an ou-
bul,Iing, which was soon communicated 10 a Target
quantity OF paned lumber, slaves, &c aud subse.
aucnty TO valuable rice mill and other buildings
The los, is estimated al one hundred thousand dol.
lars,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21

& Grand Prc}cct-A writer in he ST. Louis Re
publican, of Inc 18Th ult proposes that Rail Road
should he constructed from 81. Louis some point
on the Ohio mar Wheeling. If this scheme prove
paosteatle and Rail Road be made, between the
polntc indicated, perssn travelling from Baltimore
1t Is calculated YOU'D reach ST. Louis in less than
six doy.. BaH. Ch'on.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21

Mr.. lIenry Price IL preparing balloon u
Brooklyn New York IN which ho proposes t
90 up accompanied by lady. Ills balloon /
of muslin, covered with India rubber. lie IN
tends 10 take with him u conca mirror 10 iliumi
nate the balloon after the sun shall have set on tn
earth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29
A DUEL.

The baltimore papers and the Alexandria Ca
Ie'le give an account oC . duel, which 10 said ~
is-'e seea fought at BlsdenSburE. on THURSDAY
last The Iu,elliEeneer has nO.hinr on the sub
jet; but. according to the other papers. the bat
tic ~ss bet~eeh the Hon. Mr.. Wiz. Reprvsen-
tAtiVs from this State, and Mr. Cooke, las opp1-
nett At the election Of 1898. MIR e. vss The
challenger. snd vas badly wounded at the 6r.t
fire The ball Of his satagonist shsitesvs: ,ls 81
boz OF his right arm, and then lodged IN his
body, whence u hal been extracted Il the las,
accounts They fought G me distance Of ~.
Psee' The fOllo~iaE !, from the AIeIsndris
Gazette Of Friday morning:
Ts Lhe E4hior Of az .fkrasuIrla Caten,
WASHINGTON CITY, JAN. -. lS:lJ.
SIR Whilst at the Capitol TODAY.
| discovered an unusual buzzing about
Ol the members Of both Houses OF Con-
greSs, which led me To inquire what had
occurred. ! soon ascen aimed that am
affair of a bcllIgerent and bloody charac-
ter had taken place, this morning. over
the Eastern Branrh Bridge. Just across
the District line. The parties in this
mortal combat, were the Hon. Henry
a. Wise, q member Of the House of Re
representatives.. from the York Dis
trict' IN Virginis, and Richard Cooke.
Esq. his predecessor in Congress. At
the first fire Mr.. Cooke received hi. an
isgonists ball IN the JOINT Of the elbow
oi the right arm, which so disabled him
that he could not hold has pistol Tor ano-
iher discharge, Il indeed, another va
thought Of. Mr.. Wise Is uninjured
These gentlemen have long been az
daggers' points the dispute grew out
Of the warm political cinvass "a the
/ pring Of 1873, in which they were
competitors for a seat IN Congress. ard
which resulted in the election Of Mr..
Wise. Doctors Hall and Bird are Mr.
Cookies Surgeons and | hear. from
excellent authority. that they do not
consider the wound mortal The friends
of these gentlemen on the 6eld arm
not Al liberty 70 name.
Although this matter ~ greatly 70 BE-
regretted, know you gill rejoice with
me that the result is NOT 70 affecting a.
u might have been w.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29

RIcHNoND, Jan. ~, 1895.
The House Of Delegates have Just agreed
TO the important amendment Of the Senate to
the James River and Ksnawha bill, authori-
EiDg the State 10 subscribe the additional
sum q $500. 600, and The Corporation Of Rich
nend e25O, 600. in addition 10 lie former sub
seripiion Of 100000. The vote upon the
smsadmsnt was 7s to 5O-tho Jefferson dele
gates In the Affirmative.
Hnsy now Be well enough TO give The res-
der an explanation OF the character Of the
scheme.
The esPital Of the Company is to consist Of
Grs millions Of dollSrs; Of which The State
subseTibes three JJIhs, and ind,, iduaIs And
bodies polite, are 10 take t'eo,JktiAs The Stats
puts in her works already erected. at one saIL
HoA, is 10 give IN mosey isso millions more
20 such instruments Is may be required by tn,
Company. The Bank Of Virginia has subseri
bsd for 5000, 600; the Corporation Of Rich
@ond hiss already taken 500, 900, and Is. b,
this bill. 10 take $3.50, 900 more, mako,
ESQ. OcOi The Cooperation Of L. behburE he,
tsksa, o. is expected 10 take. 500. 900: lea
wing for Individual subscriptions, the sun o.
S3SO.OOo.
The passage 81 this bill, and that for ID,
Rich@ood ssd fredericksburg Rail Road. be-
d'aussd great joy snd enthusiasm amoog u,
PsoPIs hsrs. sud will give new impulse 1,
bssiasss kaneFaliy. u locks now, ~ " VIZ
Einis hsd entered N good earnest upoa ~
voFk o. Inlsrnai Improvement, snd thst Cd
will sooa Ovsrlaks her SISTER slslss-prohi
iing b their bluoders sad their s1psrisnss.
have 90 fear thsI there will be apy ases.
'''J Zoe q resort 20 IN increase Of tsasliOo
70 eject the improvements suthorizsd. Tb
os'iJ soeu@ulsting resources Of the State, h
nul''Pl'sd objects Of iszstien. viII snsbis n,
Commonwealth 10 meet he various Ss,assd
Of the people IN 'hi, respect n, however
% tbs We should be d,,appolntsd. the s,au
saa dispose Of hsr stock u NE various con
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29

sAIrsDAy, JAN. IL.
10 Senate Was not in seSsion TO-DAY,

sArrsDAr, JAN. Ia.
Thf Senate was not iu session to-day.
10 The House Of Representative, Tho princi'
pal topic OF discussion was the merit, Of the
claim Of Richard W. Meade fur St9l ,000.-
Mr.. Hardin spoke at length, aud With ability
against the claim. and Mr.. Sutherland with
great spirit in its favor. MIR. Hardin, in clio
sing. moved to strike out ,hc eusci,ng clause
Of tie bill. Mr.. Archer, after Mr.. s. had
eoncluded. took the aoor, and after proceed
ing Tor q few moments, IN answer 10 Mr.. liar.
din. gave way 10 = motion by Sir. Coulter
that the Committee rise, which motion pre-
vailed, and the House at O'Clock sdj ourned
10 Monday.
MONDAY, JAN. 10.
IL the Senate, Tho Soa.ie was principally
occupied IN discussing n bill relative To ar,
p-opriating certain proceeds Of the publis
lands TO purposes of education IN Alabama
Ia the ifoa~ Of Representative. Tho JOINT
resolution directing Persicos Statues 10 be
placed ~ their appropriate nitches. on the
eastern froat OF the Capitol, was ord,red u
be engrossed aud read third time.
The House then proceeded ~ consider the
fortiGc alton Bill.
TUESDAY,, JAN. %.
Ia the Senate, The Senate spent nearly tie
whole Of this day on Executive business. II
ss an associate Justice OF the suprem me Court
in the place Of Judge Duvaii, was the princi-
pal topic Of discussion.
In the House Of Representatives., After the
usual morning. business, the House, on mo-
lion Of Mr.. Polk, went into COMMITTEE oil
the whole, Mr.. Speigh, in the chair. and took
up tho Appropriation Bill for the Civil List
on which the rest Of the day was consumed
WEDNESDAY,. JAN. 81.
In the Senate, The Senate was occupied ali
day, in the COM liberation OF private bills
The Land Bill Was postponed until neat
wrJnes day.
Ia the House Of Representatives., Nearly al
day, the House OF Representatives WAS en-
gagged in discussing q resolution offered by
Nr. Adams IN relation 10 the Chairman oil
Committee on Foreign Aaars.-Mr. Wayne
having resigned, MIR. Eycrctrs name - nexI
on the list; but ihe party in the House desire
TO get rid Of him ia that capacity. The reso-
luton was Lard on The table-Ayes 100. Noe.
%. The debate was spicy. and some spar
ring took place between Mr.. Patton and Mr.
Jarvis.
THURSDAY, JASuARr -.
The Senate was engaged all day on unim-
poriant private bills. Mr. Clay said, that
as there were several members absent, ht
would decline moving the Senate TO go into
executive business n he had promised.
The House OF Representatives wero en-
gagged in discussing the different items OF tho
Appropriation Bill
FRIDAY, JAN. 81.
The Senate was occupied all day in tn.
consideration Of private business.
The House Of Representatives after th'
usual morning business, took up aud acteC
upon various private bills.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29
FREE PRESS.
TUO DOLLiRS and FTFTF CENTS
AyNrM

Sia Ritrr. "A great many .eem To think
that this 70 m Imaginary stream. vho.e source :.
to he fosad oeiy is the eia,ae ii,er.,ars of the
N'mrod wildsre" School. kL.s se~u 30 long
a''os's'ed -'th the exir.vsgsnt phr.seology
~h'eh fiction hes impased 10 the Back . oo,i.n,en.
that even some r~speetsblc ne~ ,psper, imagine
there 10 M sneh stream 30 Salt River Among
o'her, the n Y. Courier and Enqu;rrr la, ex-
Pr~sscd this opinion
When We "a. this error several -..t,
&c intended % give som< ,.fo,m.,,,,, ,-.,...,;..-
the subject vh.eh had - p-rv,e,,J n. -. :,
The corps editorial, and Which h.d -, their seo-
graphical senmen ct defiance. The .an,r,, .sx
ever, -s' driven from our thonsi,. b, .oo,.
'errupt'on or otlser; and our .stcs,ion -. mn, a.,
rceted to again until ve op~ne.i . we,..ro M
Psrsie- dsys "nee. containing paragraph rrI.-
ting 20 the ei.saie stream.
Rowing up Ssit River" :. tot. then, On ina
girary emPio, ment nor 40 the ' Salt River Roar
or" an ideal character for there 70, IN Ern,usk,
genuine. Bona f.L River. Je.omias,rd Sal,
River. which emptie. isto the OHIO abou, twenty
miles helov Louisville and the termination Of 4.
certain stree; IN that city 3, known by the name Of
the Salt River Road. Respecting thi, f.mou.
River. the Louisville Advertiser. THE p.p-r tn
which ~e have slioded.) has the following state
nent.
In the neighborhood Of shephsrdsyiIie,
where the phrase Of rowing up Salt river
or's,nated, Il u filled with rapids, snags, rocks,
sandoars, &c. or course, the navigation !.
extremely difficult, and "re.siag UP Salt n.
yer" y matter not 10 DO "snec zed ST.
The labor attending IL was 90 we'll known To
those residing IN the vicinity, that it became
common among them, whenever any one
spoke OF some very arduous undertaking, to
tell BIN that he would cad 1t L.rJ.r ih.a
trying 10 row up Salt river" When some
bully had received a sound whipping, II also
became common to say that he had been
"rovsd up Salt river"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29

An erroneous siatrmeo, =, going the rounds &C
'"c "e~APapsrs, respecting JA=rs II C.Ln~ELL,
the Chairman Of the New ORLEANS meeting that
passed resolutions eondemuinE MIR. P.,Ler II,
Is stated that he 10 the MaEsger OF the American
Theatre. Nov. &C are eoahd-a, that Mr {. :.
not the Manager Of either the Amcriean or III,
French Theatre. but en- Alderman Of the Crty -
Messrs. Russell and Rove are the Manager, &
the American Theatre, add have had posse ssir n
OF It Tor too or three years Mr.. Caldwell, It q,
true, ~s' once the Msassrr bot he lei, the stage.
and vent To Europe on m agency for the corpora
ton Of Nru Orleans. On some business relative 10
supplying the city With g.a Tie returned some
time ago. asd has saDee been ser,ing the Crrolc,
and the rest Of the motley population "a the hoa-
orAbie and responsible ofhee Of AldermAn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29

IL has been rumored for some time p.a that
Maj Barry. the Post Master General, a, to be
dropped from the confidence Of the Admiuis,rs.
ton Party. A public manifestation Of the bah
odour in which he is held b, the eie Of the faith
fui 10 sAid TO have been made a the festival on the
sth inst at tie Extinction supper" IS 1t -
called According to the rumOr. Maj u. 80. 50
offended q, some disrcsPeet she~n towards him.
that he len tie room in high dudgeOu. lie "a.
prevailed upon, however. to return, and after
wards made a speech.