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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19
GENERAL .NrELLsGENCE.
BALTIMORE, FER. IS.

BALTIMORE, FEB. l3.
.7nofhcr Fire,-Wc are PANIED %
announce the destruction OF another
splendid and costly public edifce.
this day, by fire. The Baltimore City
and County Court House, fronting ON
Monument Square and Lexington 81
one of the architectural ornaments Of
our city. was reduced TO a heap Of ru-
ms this day, by the DESTROYING element.
leaving nothing above the first story
but naked outline Of bare walls as the
evidence of us former extent and ar
chitectural beauty.
so far rs we can learn from inquir,rS
among the thousand of anxious sJ,cc:a-
tors III the nciyhborbood al the scene.
the fire must have been communicated
To- the attic or dome Of the building:
as shortly after the alarm was first
sounded, which was about I I O'Clock.
n. NJ. the flames were seen striking up
into the beifry of the dome, and out at
tho attic window over the entrance. Ia
cling 10 the South. Our active. Wiz
liant. and energetic fire companies were
soon ON the ground IN great force
But such Was the height of the build
ing, the confined nature Of its location.
and the uniavorable nature Of the
ground-bcing a steep acclivity. as ap-
preached from the open space on Mon
ument Squarc-that their utmost efforts
combined with good supply of water.
appeared TO have little effect in check
ing the progress of the flames.
> The devounng element continued rs
work upon the splendid dome of the
building for near an hour. I'm the IN
view at al ANXIOUS crowd, which
blocked up the spacious square, and
other avenues of approach 10 the edi-
nee. Not less destructive was its WORK
in the attic during this penod, unseen
to the spectators. The dome settlec
down gradually. without striking add.
Honai tcrrors as some had feared. by Z
sudden crash, and shortly after, twelve
O'Clock, the third floor Of the mar
wing OF the building gave way snc
fell upon the second.
The flames ragged the While on tho
roof and upper story on the western
section. But having now come with
, IN more the efficient action of the FIR,
department, some check was afterward
lnterPoscd to their progress.
4 In the eastern end, appropriated tc
the accommodation OF the Courts. the
fire is still raging, in the upper Court
room but IL is believed that the love-
, story, or Court room will he saved.
In the Western end of the building
, m which are located on the lower floor
the Record Offices Of the Clerk and Re.
, CUSTER, the progress OF the fire has also
been arrested. and the important de.
positories of the City and County Re.
cords are safe.
We can hazard no opinion as TO iI,e
manner in which the fire originated.-
And we regret to mention a rumor
likely enough TO prove true. thai an IN.
iividual had been killed. by the fall
ing of the roof, while in the upper
Court Room.
p. $. AT half past one, the fire is un-
der control and the first story is saved
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19


vtA .crruf.on II N. alr.xrn- "a Ch,rf..
- Hs1- tAs-p-r~Fs-ry ard 49, v...,-st.
y Tz-9<Esntits ~sisris-lI - -hat s-.--~.+
s'9Henr fs''t -h-12 F.-qae 49, 49,.
frSSS N%ss5-SI- FRS ~ork ). rus.,-h.t
N A"-hu't 'Iasb-r rI- stpsriu f-n.S-rce 81 ,f
$is's1s nsr -i- shrfStssza q Va, ia kansl-f
Ii't = E--i-rintsrt n r1s- eounfrv firm .c.r-.-
s-f~ shfn-s esrui-nef ~ IN sacl<t, IL b.
s'iff i-.ls,'t m 1ssasals psrt- containing fru-,
" IA Sf 7nSss ssnali 6siis. .u,d aboat a. -
ts -'ig-1s'G--s IN VOID Ths pager - u tEs,
fr-e qtrntry 1n6 10 tsPr exrriIsnt Tern.
- - psr .unam IN mnurAIy parts. or a.
fs1eE assInsf The third Iotanr viii :.
~a1gtsnE n Nxrrh b-15 This work Ia. a.
u1g1-7ast-f s,rrutarssn az s.srs rAra 1-l
sn'f sz7rs- 2-ra'.iir-iEsE n % Increasing an A.
asrrsr- snf nsH vira propri<ty be termed ?.
1r,e sud sA-zP<zr p-rusakrrf p.bdzh~Ir TIE
wanfr wur& nzE hs had bounf or n rar-.
a ssSr afirs IN Balnmnr<. 90 Of ur Charl-.
>c.'@S- HArysrs-tsrry. suh-sgsnt for JefEsr-
ssn Csnncr VA
AexN rag Las1ax PsxSr Crrrs-yp,,
R-Er 81 30 ps- 1taan THIS work. wh~-
crmRtsns~ ~At Do uas cheapest and best mo
orru turlns Esrs elelnt
+ RICHARDS l. son, G~u~-uf .hr-r,,
F cGrasr az Nar-a d Fsrsr:s streets Bat
nBrrr, Nj
Fsa- p. I<lIR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19

Csssv-e1le and Ostss GznnE-TE,.
Nrrginia Le-iAataTe a. Es,ss.1 a. srr r-
reference g. tisis cTtaf tsssanusa p,sra
m q manner fact sGl Ss7sr-sas,s M
rylaBd go sdFs . ds-clas.S and . sg,cv-,-
courze m rs favor The frsssnss u
ti'is important sfu5rgs<-sD,zs Bs,k HrA
confidence o. eur Ssaae-ssp Rsrs~-s
direct Tsrt8oiIsssf % - sss-nsse,-sss q
liberal prgEBaoss 80 ~ aaras.csz~nr
and " trua tiseE N1h nos 80 lass,-
pointed. We iexru ffssrs a :, Esf Asrt,as.,s
CoTfTaisrfisi re Corurufrss~- ga Easus.
81. N tiSe fr--iuis sIasa=f q Es,st-r---,
have reported iall rTssbs tn ru-4u,-
" a The fotffnccIRssai 50 -. pas-
ment - The ruifre.a rgsan ssun ~
pre- hu1lerea fsoVsasss sftsilors 80 o. sssr-
roNed " the fress8srs nd Gar-<rs o.
q the CiSesgzsAe sD2 usas esd
Company. diss scals n1ass psn-s -
other ncouse "a tl,e CsaTgsuns AZ =.
b. Fledred fax y,srrs- rtsr uasr~.r "a
sad laun and az Cessy.a-s ssr a.
give ssiistaCfosy asgls1u.us a. a. R.-a-z
- T'siisi,c ~ ssks fhsr ~ rs,s.~r q.
borrowed ~ - mucA sA.sg~zs A. 49,.
- necessary fi,crfs al - nssE...s
- Continuing reld Gst6 So a sSrss ~
- nea si5e grrHi Csrngga ras~s-
The fouFsier adas f1sn ~. r.s,r-t-
i'ons arr decidediy ~ fnser q ai,s v.u.-
ss-c q M hH-H aa. -Fz,-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19

~ r.rpss - = i.s,f q truss ssseat-i 60
49, s'la-frnsr o. sss- fss q ~
GO 49, sr1st datif fsgur.tsf n ~ q srs = Df-
~ ~ ~ gsststF gsayt - hsHeresa. AL
ss-'rs~'f ~ ~. ~ ~ asEs-sf ssf.isr. sefura
- 'a,sirsf z srusr1s % tei ~ Caasi~stosu. sa
f-sseas a. "a A. n gssf $3.50, f-E.srk a.
ssi.assfs eiru-r HOWE ssd ROT g.
ssshr't ~ 49, sssosa. $50 es-tlpssS -
s'ss-1a,rs- saop sd ss~iisnE - gbas
arraaf Pu--sss.oa E'-s % 49, ~ Gag q
aysif asaE
F---a one hsif - a. varzhs.. 49,,
- rlrss @nafhs. snd 80 s~sufs. - ..
ss'lHs's SGT gsFasaas ~ b. secured ~
f,s-,l a zra-c 80 las prumi.~. -. =, 80
yasrs nr o. us-airA ~
tNeakw fFTNTER. T-.s,..
Es5 c. r-1J
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19
CONGRESS-.
SATURDAY, TIs. Z.


IAs Senate, at 40 early nour, took nm
the bill for the reorganization Of the General
Post Office, ~ the consideration Of which
they wero engaged until the adjournment.
In fhs House Of Representatives., q message.
oil most interesting character, was received
from the President Of the United States. on
the subject OF our affairs with France. Ae.
complaining the message, was the CorreSpoo-
denee between our Minister II Paris mir
LiVIngston) and our Secretary Of State
9r LIS last letter, under date Of December
~, expresses his spprehe nsions that the APP
preparations would not be made by the French
c"smoer' ana desires Instructions from his
Government, a. 10 what he shall do In that
event
After the reading Of the message. &C. Mr..
}. q. Adams made some remarks. In which
he lauded the message, and intinsted that a
war between the two Governments was in
eV"sble. lie moved that the message and
correspondence be referred 10 The Commit
tee on Foreign Relations, With instruct ton.
TO report without delay. After n good IL nj
OF debate on motion of Mr.. CambreIenE b,
was referred 10 the above Committee. with.
out any Instructions, SIR. e.. having assured
the House that report would speedily be
made.
TUESDAY, VEn 10.
IN fhs Staais, Mr.. Cslhoun's Report and
Revolutions on Executive Patronage were
made the special order Of the dsy for Thurs
Day.
The senate then took up, and considered.
The rest Of the day. the Bill regulating the
ray. &c. 81 Custom House Oficefs
~ ihe House Of RspTusRisiirss, The House
we're engaged I'll day N the discussion Of toe
BIZ reported by Mr.. Polk. for tie Hsruls.
t'oa Of the DePo-te BaGks. Messrs. PolL
Gordon, and Euing of Indiana, spoke on the
subject
"rnSEsnaT, FGs. ~.
~ fhs Ssnafs, Amer The usual morning bu-
siness, the bill for the continuation and fsps,,
Of The Cumberland Road was then TAKEN M
and several amendments offered. ubieb
ssve rise 10 an animated discussion. an which
Nessrs. Preston, ESing, Buchanan. Wsbster
aud Clay participated
~ az Hose Of R,PrsHniafirss. After the
Transaction Of some business 81 little mo.
Esnt, the BHi % Fegaista the funds Of The
United states on deposit N the state Banks
Va, taken up, several amendments proposed
.ho upon the general merits Of the bill there
Has long debate
TRiDaT. vas ~
Naa especially set apart IN the Sc.
$50, Ios TIE Consideration % MF Calhoan's
1 rsPon end Bal 90 Esshsass Patronage -
.ns Sshats Eas efowdsd siih person, AZ an
eefy nouf, 10 expectation Of VIZ Calhoun',
speeeh. The Particular o. the debate -
haVs NOS heard Fridays sd sstsrds,, 49,
'sl spari ~ The House Of Rsprs,sotstr,s. a.
private business ~ '''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19

AAAtNsttN. XIV. jan. ~.
The new Locomotive made 81 frf
trip ON "Wednesday mOrning last and
returned IN gallant style ir the even
'ng' With long train. CONSISTING Il Eve
passenger ears, accommodating one
hundred and ten passengers Every
seat was taken. and Ne learn that tl,e
novelty q travelling by steam vss ~
enhoinC that a. many ofhers migif
have been filled lsfsE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19

~n-rr'nsr- a.sinx ard<rtsk.n IN ..,-
80 a,s.sns.s Of ff.~rs mi RntA-r
sssh sSs<> ras> n-sns.f Of ,,s,r,,,,x e..
asn<,nnt % rase sra. Gag ring ,b.,s a, =.
n.s-r krssa vrz,ss. Ar As- pI,--t q, 40.
md Pzv~r,sf uar es.r-ra -,rA q ~, :
H-s al ,arphsr'esos~n. -ho !, sufhor,.-s =,
---r sa srrus'nn- and N rse<ipt Gar auy
nsursy Szsi - harm
hh~ sln-rrsn-r hoprs shaf sA.,-s Who L,o-
cs'u-sSs, m n nsfrn,-'i ~ tEsrrs. ana R,.th-
sro'rf ~Ht %1t On Ner Lee -ifhsat t-I., =. a
. n"r-s-ary ma esszEn<>- az tAat firm .haa b,
-gnuAAr ~Ass<k
TfsOSIsS RrTHERfoRD.
E-A n. I-R5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19

late number Of the "Miami Of the Lake" q
"-'D'o''e and veil conducted paper. puLii Il
rerr. sburgh, Ohio. near the IaouiI, If the
MAnTnee, states that the winter has been remark
a''y mild IN that region. Indeed. throughout all
The eoun'r! bordering on Lake Erie, ti,e iul.aLt-
ants though 50 much farther North than &c arr.
"ere enjoying delightful, baimy state Of tic =,
mo'PeeTe while ~c we're Shi'erins under tie
rigors Of aSpilzbergen temperature.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19
Sainrdau.E ,h. =.


A bill TO provide for the extension of the
North Western Turnpike Road from VIM
chester to Berry vile, was read a second time,
and having been opposed By Sir. Watkins
and supported by Mr.. Barton, Was re-com-
m'Iied on motion Of Mr.. Marshall.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Sherrsrd, leave was Civ
co TO bring In bil for changing the tunes
OF holding the Superior Courts Of Law aud
Chaneers for the County Of Morgan.
Wednesday, Feb IL.
OH 10 establish three separate elections
IN The county OF Berkeley, reported from the
Committee of Propositions and Grievances.
WIN an amendmen, (ProPosing to strike out
hedsss'iiie and substitute Snodgrass' Ia
vern) was taken up on its second reading.
Mr.. COlston moved ~ amend the bill so n.
TO strike out all authorizing a precinct 40 that
quarter OF the county. Messrs. Hunter Of
b., ahd Janney supported the motion, which
Sss opposed by MIR. Sherrard, and adopted
the billie as amended was ordered TO be en-
crossed.
Thursday. E.b. To-
On motion Of Mr.. Rives, the Committee for
Courts OF Justice were instructed to enquire
INTO the exPediency Of so amending the 81, III
section OF IN act entitled an act TO alter and
reform the mode OF proceeding in the Courts
OF Chancery passed March It'll, 1896, a. 10
nc bHc NutCn causes IN
Chaneery may be heard, after the reports OF
CommissioDer are made.
MIR. Marshall. from the Committee on PR
sheses ADD Elections, made report upon a
memorial Of certain citizens Of the county of
ONO. complaining Of the undue election OF
John Brady, returned q member Of the House
OF Delegates, on the ground that he was, at
inc time OF election, q Commissioner Of the
revenue In said county--The follow ing reso-
luton concludes the report Of The Committee.
ks'eired, That John Brady, member re-
turned from the county Of Ohio 10 serve in
'ne present House OF Delegates, having re-
signed his appointment .. Commissions of
the Revenue prior TO the election, was eligi-
Ole under tho Constitution, and is entitled to
retain his seat.
MT Psrrioit made an unsuccessful motion
10 lay the report on the table, aud il wa.
agreed 10 BY the House.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19

FcFnaic bggenaify.-An old man. Who "a.
io"d 1t "'he ardent ON leaving home. suspend
cd las rum sask by string fastened to the joiu.
d his cabin, 80 that it might be secure from the
Expectations Of hts wife. until he returned. The
good woman, having no ladder. aud being too
much Of cripple Co gain the suspended beverage
BY any feat Of activity. sas under the ere..i,,
OF re'or''"g to eo"'ri'aDee. She placed the
"s'h-tnb under the eask, and taxing down her
husbands rife, cut The string Nth precision Of
aim that Vas Sc sin Go Crockett
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19

fEbRN AEf
.fnofher Fire YESTERDAY afternoon.
while the several fire companies were
yet IN attendance and many Of them IN
active service at the Court House. there
was another alarm Of fire sounded from
distant part of the city. II was
found to proceed from an unfinished
two story brick building. in Stiles street.
between Exeter and South High ST.
Old Town. II contained quantity of
hoonng boards and other lumber. and
was quickly enveloped in flames; and
so great was the heat OF the burning
mass, that the front and side walls
crumbled down upon il. The adiosn-
ing dwelling house also took fire and
sustained considerably injury; and was
only saved from total destruction by
the prompt and pcrsevenng exeTtiuns a
the hremen. The third house &C the
row also inhabited. owed It's safety 10
the same perseverance and energy
which, Notwithstanding the severe and
unremltting service Of several hours al
the Court House, shcwn 80 oonzpicu-
ously IN our Baltimore firemen. on th,s
OCCASION Patriot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19

srh.rrlhsr has JUST received a.
ne ea-sassoo~n Apoth<s.ry and BosE
so.s-. e5<zA supply Of genuine Ms.iseior,
tstaa<S 1ad Dxs SeIIfs- Ella assortment az
,s<hEirrs ami Drugs u fIIL t.s % the art
oss az ss.nsraI as~, ~hsh he !, dss1,--d =,
~ an accommodating tsrn.. Paysician- ard
asl-cs ~Bt md Il 10 their .ivaat,Sr u pur-
ea-As< II Ian sa1c-- RE has 80 received n
s-1sa rIppss ofOrangss, Lsmons. Fix<. RAJ
s.nsS pl1-zN Iss1arsnts> ssft shell tlnsnd.
1n-ros sssf Engtssh W.iaat-, srd large
-t4RaS az CSufs~con Of mary klnss.
Aso sarr az nv sprsnx assortment Of C,--
Az7l Sxxat4
JAMES BRoWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19

LIbsia.-Tbe Aroersczn Csazrzxs-
ton Society has determined 10 8tsprunrA
TO LIbeua an the oe1rSe oE tie saaa-
ing month, resst1 fTJsn New U-s..uus
with the sINiy fEo rs-czEat.ru,G AssscEax
lately placed AZ The GlsV,o.-1-lou Il ~
General Government ~ the Ia4-n~-.s
OF one 81 SIS Cos1r1s. and Whous rA,,
society have undertakes 10 rs-saor,e -
their native land Tzse 14us~z wSN
also carry orH n ES,u4rfsA EgvgFv as
provisions and trade goods. zsrk s~s~-
raj bales 81 oesiosn- Thy hare 1sso
directed TO be PErchass,e md .=ua ~
the Colony. ~ xs-sssa sasosaBx 40 ssg
from Phils5elTaHa, al III, n,,,ues-sHrE an
Isienents ftE naBsaactsarlnr osnsu
such as cards. Nbc-ils. sssrns A. m
order that the women. md rssaA-p-s
and men. uuzi5c - enr1-- N ne ~
hors ID sgocHifur- may 4.e uspS.Igu
employed IN Heuse q IsSus1rE-
Nd RI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19
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~ wi, tsusar'. Rssr Cirnanos. ss-x-r.
w slst aosrsiacs. Loxsngs. B~rx.uos
: 'Hna-nuaS sssarao'sad. ainaad. is-.ss
! 49, ant Harisy Csndy Bos Boas Cream
I itfnPSs ssEsg b~s. Mas Cas- Ersnsh
A-s'sE'Esssl- uis-f EisSsr k-ss- Sugar Piaa.
sirns Alaanrsis. niag Css4y. Crsst1ixsd
-HEs sss-esitzsd Isiiy & aAss. ~ 3e
Hsrsis--t ssf Sc ss1s. ~
III ~ Cpnf-rfiouary Ser.
ssssp-s,-EsfFs. Fss -. I-15.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19

a daily line of Steamboat. is established LIE.
N"h fitisburs aud Louisville, To eommene.
running next week. The irrrsniari,y Of arrival.
aud departures has hitherto been n .-,,ou, ipeon-
'en'enee TO travellers on the Ohio and Other
Western waters. With respect to the times Of
departure, 50 great disregard Tor truth prr,.;l,
among the steamboat gentry, tia, their appoint
"'e"'s arc totally unworthy Of confidence. All
mo nave travelled IA the West will concur in
"@''hs That #" . common occurrence TO see
passengers detained In port. three, Eve. aud ven
ten hours beyond the promised time u starting,
ana alter they get under nay, they arc ii-Li. To
repeated aud proirseted dctcn,ioas. by appiiea-
tons ''ail along shore, " ior the shipment Of ay
freight After enduring such ills for man,
years. the travelling public viii hail nth 10, the
establishment Of a line OF regular packets.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19

J"sHuA DowSIss. cousin of tho eeIrbrate,l
MAJOR. IN ~ account Of the cold weather =, II,~.
ning'Ile. states that il.e sass .ss ai ,o,,eh. .,
and that the weather would hs,e bern n,,,eh cold.
er. e the Il'ermomcters had not been too ~ 80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19

MAJOR NoaH Sd'ises Mr.. RITrs,r Of the Rich
mood Esla'rsr to t-ks fes Of LIIsH's anti
bilious pills
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19

A letter 10 the odaorx ID the ANN
ton, from oorTeYsun3sza a. wasaITnr-
can speaks N the fo.lSxIn. HurEl--
tone on the subject I'd cur r<lzaso1as HS-a.
France:
You xill rcccIloc1 fhza Z ssssoxu-,A
YOU an December LAT. ti.sa wales. -a,-
French Chamber 81 D-J,uises run6s. nm
appropriation 90 fulkl DIE treaty, xxr
was incyitxhle- Sub~oqpena er<-s-s
have confirmed my xnEsoP.t5aak-
Congress ~ia, before fi~F sAsszrn
taSe the most decisive s1eps 10 FAsoe
the country m an attitude Cd edJeasoe
and defence"
Our squadron m The Ncd51sS-xsrun
u ordered 90 Gshraitar. ~ rus-lszr 49,
questrahon an French I.or1 ca aso<kss>
IN Spanish CoFumaAo,re El5oaz bsa.--
ed has broad pendant Gun the Cou.sal-u-
ton. and proceeds from Nv YzrS 10
the Mediterranean CzFsEn ks.-rr,esz
a. 90 command the Peacock mud BOxs1-
and proceed Go the ChEDe-e =zak. sor
the protection od our Commerce An -aan
quarter. and the xha5e nn1al s.sz.asE.A,-
ment is Go be placed en 4 xm SeSrEuc-
FOREnEN
smyrna papers 10 the I'D Nezeru,-
her have been received To -ase s-ssl,crs
81 the New York journal Cd Cssnr..s-s<
On the l3,h, abotf ; CLOCK r "
shock al IN earthquake xss Ser n
Smyrna. but noa sufbcSerIr xsos<-,so, 40
do any damage Us undsilz.s,rls.. NasCA
. A. - 4 Z
North 10 South.
The plague Was rtJ.ag-ad 10 Azx.
broken out Al NeLslIn AID Ctas-a--
Several deaths had oocurrn1 On a...u,,G
vessels in port
Al the moment we E-e -1Hn- - Frsss
says the Editor of the Smsrrb Iaarz.la
We learn thai a new xns1r1er-5un AN,
taken place an Syna- II is x.nrnE tRss
Ausans, sa~a-e and ttFocsoas yssorl<
who Inhajr the mountains a.trzeun
TnPoE and AleiPo- Tais znoae-zsrr
also As attributed 10 TIE Essex=u-se,s
oruclbes comrnned b. rht EyvsaInns
upon the people Cd fajesarse rsstu "a
pacifcation-
II as stated thu tie ruzxr1r<nn al
Greece have II An con1eIgaatls IN So 5ar-s
national Guard IN al The 1On urs IN ss,t
kingdom, and aEgsoani Gen C6xnxA n,
ITS chief commander
NAPou Ia RONANI NOT n
IL Is with extreme sa1zlssfAc15un ra.ur
the friends ID Greece, xitsess TIC xrss-
sent activity I'd the eun-rnzr,<z-. lz,.S
the impulse which rbe Re-xn-y psu~,
TO business IN appears NJ ii n 9sshs,s
by doubling ITS fFanseKorrhv estcras. "a
make up for los1 1lase- EEx-x sRI.pr
IS al present considered n NH a csstr5rT
and UNITY Cd PaIPosse 80 W3sch has cOsuus-
Try has been lrri3e ancnsacurre .,,S
there Is every prospect Eha1 tAas axe
OF things VIII nOd rr1Esga8e, Md rhrr
the day rs MOI far disaEna ~ hen ss,e ar
ganazztion a GTos,oe s7n tie uucs.za.a.,S
and when n viii enjoy. ua9rr sSe Eu,0.-
lection ID firm and Rberzl Tnsanrnsrrax
thai rs-Pose xhioh II Fsr=-hsssa ax 20
many yean Cd FHirz1aznS, sEzB.zaar,
and painful eKsTl5aRx- The di.az,.r,..,.s,-
ed character I'd the present A4nIsrlszra.-
ton, rs It's nHtionRIfy- Tfse Erosr~rSrx
iod Greece, and the Mefnre d 49, -.,5-
pie, are the Objects Ni5ch Rat Il
heart. and all IA aczs s-EEnne she =.s,r
ardent patriotism
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19

~ Paris there n Statue of Doctor Fras.kIin.
the pedestal Of which bears C'e foilO~iag Lexau,-
eter verse:
ETP'a J4i~eI esLO, 'oepfreAgt4r fura,r,,is.
Could more seats aIious or appropriate ia-
serip,ion have been devise,lp-.I sns,rI,ed ,h.
Lightning from Heaven, and the soeptrr from. {, :
rants"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19

\ npn'brr q heavy saanon have passed dos
the OHIO from P'usburg, destined &c Port P.ek
ems, fIorils.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19

-ssE sioscnhzr osgs leave Ia inforn his
ki=nsts md ths pssals- rrueraIsy- tA., \,
Aae oR~ns4 . Csahsr nsraary. Fulit, aad Far
"a S1'rr IA ma rao@s k,rnerIy occapief hy
i'SsE ~ SSrissns. and imnediafsly abor-
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rsaE af esssh Frlnf, Con6-rnons-I-s. raj All
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Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-22

1As cold Sunday and Mondev.-FsOm tks papasE' from variodS sections Of the country we gather shs following -enhibit Oftb6 late cold wealher:-
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-22
AN UNUsUAT. SCENE.

w Mr. Brooks, Of the Portland Advertiser.
 hasgiven m admirable description ofihe scene presented by the assembling of the U. s. Ss-
 nate. of Clay, Jackson, Adams, Buchanan, waiting the delivery of the Ealogium upon Eafayette.
 ElssI'he spectacle. t0f witness which. have sald. that deprived myself Ofthe pleasure of Ihensing tho eulOgy. asit cannot be printed. of cOnyse cannot be well llidescsibed an paper. A painter slone could da it jusiieeS and the most eminent of painters could do it hut faint jus
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-22

Washington, Jan. 2.--I have not written
 you several days past, because there has noih-
 ing occurred of interest that is not to be found
 in the Washington papers. Hitherto have
 not considered the movements of the Jack
 son party in favor of MT. Hugh l.. White of Tennessee, as entitled th much notice. Of late, however, more importance is being as- tached to Mr. w. as candidate. It is now
 said confidently, that he Is more likely than Mir. Van Buren. tn As the rallying point ofthe party. It is said that the delegations of Ten nessee and Alabama, have had two rpestings. at which the claims of Mir. White have been considered. and that the intention has been disclosed, that he ought to be the candidate instead ofa Mir. Van Buren. It is reported that the meeting resulted iD formal letter to Mr. White. assuring him that if he would con- sent to he candidate. that .sr might not only rely on the support Of Alabama and Tennes- see, hut on Mississippk and that he would probably also have the support Of most of the So0lherR end South Western States.-
 Mir. White. IL Is now said, promptly returned fDr snswer. shat as, be had never sought so