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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09
TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.

In copying the subjoncd Appeal to the People of
Virginia from the Richmond Wing, VIC have only
to remark that, the question which they arc 10 dc
eide, at the April elecions-'hc onty question-is
fairly stated. We beg attention 10 ii
-" You are about TO elect your members of Assoc
bly, DO not forget, that the next Legislature
APPOINT ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT
AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
Remember, th5t if yen elect n majority Of the
friends of Mr.. Van Buren,, you n EFFECT, give
your votes to MARTIN VAN buren, AS
PRESIDENT OF THE IT, STATES.
Remember that the Electors appointed by the
Genera Assembly, have invariably been elected in
the succeeding fall.
This is the TRUE, the REAL, the ONLY,
question to be decided ut the Polls. The Van Blu
ren partiznns will tell you differently. The reason
is they ARE AFRAID TO MEET THIS
@ UESTION
Consult your own Understandings and you
must see that / is The question, the 1eboic cues
lion, and NOTHING BUT TIE CUES.
TON"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09

lie majority u NC Stnale aud iIouse OF BeIresen
tatives
Sir. his friends in Congress have been Of all
shades colours ard names, Jackson, ] srih and
Anti.TarifI, Internal Improvement, and Anti inter-
nal Jmpto,enAent, Bank and Anii.Bnnk end nj.
though he bad at the election grounds per'y large
enough. IN his name, 10 besr down oil before them,
yet here he NEVER had party large enough to DO
any thing.
remember once " hen one OF these great ques-
lions was debating, ! was walking behind the Col
Ionade shore YOU now sit and brother Senator
Of dill, rent politics joined mt ne asked me how
though, the question under discussion would be de-
cided | told him, did not know Why, seys be,
don't yca know how yeor party viii vote Z | an
swor,d that did not when ricd 20 count them,
was always reminded ofan anscdote had fenrd
Of black man, WHO had been sent by his muster,
on n cold morning to find The pigs when he re.
turned his master addressed him, Peicr, were all
the pigs Up TO be fed7p Don't know messa,
says Peter "Wby dd'ntyou count thcm 7" says
The muster says Peter did count them Of mas
So tui ono little spotted fell ", nnd be kept such
tunnn about couldn't coun, him"
Mr. President, hopeio hear ofno more such rom.
rlainis Gentlemen on Ills floor are not aware Of
he ceedii to whichh he Chief Magistrate Is entitled
for the stnrd he took ngans' friends and opponents
in The mlialninhnec OF the great principles upon
which be WINS brought into rover. For mysef
II enieuycr to q, upou those for which have ever
conlcndId hope on this question shll to be, wien
Tho vote is taken. with my polflcl friends. but
Whether nm with them or not, ! shall be with my
rolical prnelpll With principles, which lhlrk
Of 80 much importance 10 the country thai hope
never TO live To see the day when can record my
vote aen nsi them. simply because the Chief Ma
gislfate may happen 10 be the man Of my choce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09

Two writers, under the foregoing signaiurcs-Si
amese twins in obllity and sentiment, if not ir
person-have been laborng in the " Democrat.
to prejudice the public mind against Mr. Mosbv
by asserting, that, as n member of our Common
Council, he violated TIE will of his constituents, re.
la,ive to the corporate subscription TO The stock NJ
the James River and kanawha Compsny A
most triumphant refuaon OF this chargers fonnd
IN The fact, that on Tuesday asst. MIR Nosbv was
ALMOST UNANIMOUSLY reelected a mem.
Der of the Council losing onlv THREE
VOTES What say you TO this, Titus and Ju.
MUS ? Are Nr Mosbys constituents less seusi.
tive than your patriotic selves The calumnv .suff;
c,enlly rcfued before by the candid statement If
Member of the Council himself friend Of
The administration, and politically opposed to Mr..
Mosoy, is thus nailed 10 the counter, as base coin,
by the constituents Of that gentleman, who have
furnished The most uneauivocal evidence the, then
are satisfied with Mr. Mosby's course on the occa.
sion referred to-
II Has It not struck the rca Ter, as mos, remark
atIe, that Gen. Jackson's General Orders to tho
democratic republican forces has NOTEIJCJTED
ONE WORD OF COMMENT, from he Rim
mond Enquirer. Why this portentous silence 7
Why has that document, which, seems 10 be resnrd.
cd escv here as most nestimable treasure,
WIS II stuck away in a corner of the Enoui,or win
out note or comment, if the Editor of that nan,,
was ashamed oft We are at least glad thatas the
Enquirer had not independence enough to condemn
thar insulting attempt at dc,a,ion, it had too muct
virtue to applaud it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09

Somebody in Massachusetts has invented a new
&tagle Machines of such surprising properties that
single horse con cut and shave with it, sixty shin
sles in . minute II this ingenious Yankee will
improve his invention a very little he will be able
TO make his horse cut down great chestnut tree,
and shingle a church in few hours.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09

A gentleman travelling with his lady, arrived in
this city few days since from Fayetteville, on his
way SosIh-ai Fayetteville, he objected to taking
his seat in the Stage, account OF its being lum
bered up with mail bags and insisoduron other
means of conveyance being furnished The con-
tractors, or some connected wiiivs,he line nor-
med him if he would take his seat and proceed n
sholt distance, he should be provided with better
Accommodations the gentleman consented and ,hs
driver shortly s'cpped the Stage, took The mail bags
out, ie1 tlcm al pirate hoEse, and proceeded on
his journey. Charleston Cour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09

There is said to be now living al ST. Marys, ono
Of the lower counties of Maryland, lady a, the age
of l05 years, Of whom the following eccount is 81.
ven -" Her mental faculties are unimpared--sh
is in excellent health and spils--rdcs Us dexter
ously as uoopsr-lacos in her corse,s- attends
the toilet puncually- and what is more surpr-
sing, she is now wiling to be married as she
was 90 years ago" There's sweetheart for
YOU
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09

The follow wing definitions Of experimental and
natural philosophy were given TO us few days
since by Pearl stree. merchant Experimental
philosophy" SAID he, :" is TO ask man 10 discount
note Z Natural philosophy so refuse it y
Neic York .Sar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09

MA,NE.-Ths following resolves have been adop-
ted by The House Of Representatives Of Maine by
vote of 100 tot.
Resoired That as the recommendation of the
Kiog of the Netherand was an evasion and not
a DECISION Of the question submitted to him, we
cordially approve its rejection by the President
ofthc US.
Re;olred, Tht as tie final adjustment Of our
North Eastern Boundary line in question involves
the future growth aud prosperity Of This State, the
Executive OF this State 10 requested to urge upon
the Executive Of the Uoi'ed States the great impor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09

MI Waggaman, late L. S Senator from Lou.
siana, has come OUT decidedly for Mr.. Webster
for the Pics dfncy, and has in a letter TO the
members OF the Louisiana Legislature, recon-
mendcd his nomination by them as the Wing can
dllatc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09

The New York Evening Post positive afirm
q thai Mr.. Van Buren, docs met beiiepe in tie con
aautionaiity ofany Bank in the Union, STATE d
Aational." This is ultra enough but Mr VA
Burcn has been particularly careful to keep his be
liofa most profound secret.
NeU York DaHg Advertiser.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09

Brcach of Promise AT tho March session O
the Circuit Court, of Over and 1ctmncr, of The
county of Herklmer, N. Y. Lydia Foster recov.
cred from John English, for a breach of marriage
contract 4 900. The defendant was proved to be
worth rs 600 At the same court, Susan Aster.
brooks recovered from Nelson Dunn, 5000 for Sc
duction
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
FULL FLOODED IMPROVED
DURHAM
short Horned Cattle
FOR SALE.

TlNHE subscriber will dispose Of al priv ate
sale, part Of his Durham cattle, which
have been bred by himself from the best
blsod OF Mr.. John Hare Poweli's stock i'm
ported from England and selected by Mr..
Coates from the fold Of }. Whitaker, TO Whom
4 standing order had been given by Mr.. Pow
ell TO obtain the best animals, without limiia-
ton as 10 price.
lst CALlSTA, purchased from Mr.. John
No. Powell, got by Maleoln, 6sesrs old this
m0n;h. dam Maria, imported in lS27-Niai-
c1n imported ia 1925, (bred by J. Whitaker)
BY E6chanier, dam Western Lady, sc.
~. MARIA, years old next January, go,
= Orlando, purchased at Mr.. Powell's sale
ilr $500, when eleven months old, got by
Niicom, dam, Zenobia, imported in ls2S,
ard purchased by DIR. Thoiaas Of Md. when
seven years old for $500.
-. ZENoBIA, 2years old last April, 80,
by Orlando" dam, Calista.
9TH. RoMP, year old last April. got BY
Rob1 Y. Stokess bull "Pizarro" purchased
2, Mr.. Barniiz Of York, Pa, dam. Calista.
9Th. Gallant, one year old last May, got
~ Plzarro, dam, Maria.
6,h. A FEMALE CALF, four months old,
got by Pizsrro, dam CaIista.
7th. A MALE CALF, one month Old, got
Jy Pizsrro, dam, Maria.
The above described stock may be seen al
my residence. shout four miles from Frede.
REX, 90 thu Liberty road.
wM J. THOMSON
oct. |, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

Amply satisfied with this days sight.
Sceing, and wearicd and exhausted by
the excitement of so many different
scenes,-after a short look at Melrose-
town, much Of which is built Of the
ruins OF the abbey-a curiously formed
and antique town in the form of tri-
angle, in the centre of which is one OF
the ancient crosses that stood like outpost
at little distance from all abbcys to re =
ceivc the first homage of all who APP
proached,-and vet farther look of
the Eden Hills. the Trimanium of the
Romans, on which they had fortress
TO watch the surrounding country, |
sought public house, which, a. usual.
was full of excellent things. and anon
was dreaming over what had seen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
GENERAL
Corn ni isSiO,s House.
GEORGETOWN, ID. c.


NyiE subscriber has opened Commission
II House on Water street, Georgetown
Flour, Grain, and other articles OF country
produce. vii. DO received and sold from boats
or stored. or forwarded 10 any other market
a. the owner may direct, at a moderate com
mission.
A. the subscriber does not purpose 10 be
purcha.er Of produce on his own account,
persons who may consign TO him may rely
upon has pest exeriions TO obtain for then
the highest market rates.
His acquaintance with some OF the frs,
Flour and Grain Houses in New York. will
enable him TO be always Informed OF the
state OF that market. and TO forward produce
ihcrs 10 the best advantage.
SAMUEL MCKINNEY.
Oct 9, is3j.-Im
REFERENCE
To Gen. George Rust, Harptr,-Ferry,
Benjsmin 7. Towner, Esq, ShsPherd,io,cn,
Alex. stephens, Esq, -NayfinsbuTg,
Gen. Walter Smith,
Col. John I. Stull. Gtorgtiern.
William s. Nichols, Esq.S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

contest, he seemed so diverted, that IT
IT were possible for one to crack his
sides, he surely did on that memorable
day. Nothing was afterwards heard Of
the obstinate huckster, who mus, have
discovered that it was no small thing to
triilc with the General.
.1rmy and Nary .Nagaziae.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

DegfnoS-Wc learn from the New
York sun that the operation OF restor-
ing to hearing deaf and dumb persons.
which was successfully performed in
that city last week, by Dr. Webster,
has been twice performed with the like
success by DIR. Joseph Togno, Of Phil
adclphia. One oG the cases was that
Of Mis- Helena Lymen, of Nortramp-
ton, Mass. who al The time was but .
years Of age, the other tina, OF Albert
Ncwsman, st the age q -, born deaf
and dumb.
DR.. Togno gives 1T as his decided
opinion, that at least one half Of the
deaf and dumb individuals now con-
,demned 10 eternal deafness, by the
generally prevailing ignorance. might
be restored 10 hearing by an appFopri-
ate treatment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

4 Application will Be made 10 the next
= n General Assembly Of Virginia, BY the
JsrsEntd. Tor "a act q incorporation
hereby they shall BE- authorized 10 erect a
,'ll Bridge across TIE Shenandoah River, az
Harper cry
~ & BRADES.
tLEMiNG luNON.
oct s, is35.-tml
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
Choice gJ'inr. RrGmGFv, 1.c.

a 7 the request q some q ucir friends,
n tho un5ersiznsd have procured from
oi the iastsra cities, ard nov ofcr for
-. some q ihs pgrest ssi best igpor tLe
-'rT can aGofd -amcng them are
i.fg % l. z Madeira,
n ffy Cd Pale sherry.
WINS Laif barrels. Leigh ca,ks.
fes. asd gIarisr casks.
A''1. Iourih Proof C0griac Brady.
iiainri Gi1.-i.. 2. Tcucridc Wine. al
F.ir1 vii De- sold 90 accommodating
WAGER & 0'BYHNR
H1rrcu.Frrry, MAJ 81. iS35
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
For Hire
Gcorgeiown CaRoi Packet Office,
Srprr~pru t.-rU IGRI

GcoTgtiovn CdRo{ Packet Office, !
SEPTEMBER l5TH, lS.}o.
TgNIlC Passage Boat Experiment y ~ leave
The Congress street Bridge IN Georgetown,
ga THURSDAY Use 18th met % G O'Clock, 4. NJ.
Harpers-Fery; returning viii leave Han
l.rs-Terry al the same hour On the ensuing day.
mig sill rcpea, is trips every alternate dsy
'-ln eloh pace. till the Company complete
ir arrangement, for permanent daily line
i-1ii each place, which they expect 10 start
u' the 1T u October az Latest Fare through
90 Jn By order:
!. sTULI., Sse'y and Tssa,.
Sept l.. 1885.
According q The above arrangement, the
Jacket Boat leaves Harpers-Fcrry to-day, the
icy a October. and ~ also on alternate DAYS,
w oct 3rl. j,h, 7th, oh llth. sc
oct ]. i-3J-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
VOL. IS.

II poser for he .3jo6hoaists.-Ths
Rev. DIR. Ely. gentlemen Of the north
opposed 10 slavery, has recently rcmov-
ed 10 Missouri. lie relates the fol-
lowing circumstances connected with
his becoming the owner Of slave: He
was visited by lady who had brought
with her a colourcd woman and her
child. The woman was plunged in the
deepest distress IN consequence Of the
saie of her husband to slave dealer;
who was about 10 remove b,m 10
distant part ofihc coon;ry. The slave
had been put IN irons, 10 prevent his
escape. He managed notwithstanding,
to escape with has handouts on, and
large reward was offered for his recovc-
~. The doctor vas anxious 20 do
something 10 relieve the distress Of the
wrciched woman, and 10 restore her
husband 20 her, and there was but one
way to effect his purpose. lie called
upon the slave dealer who informed
hun that the slave had not been found.
Notwithstanding the uncertainty Of OBJ
tanning possession OF the slave he bar
gained with his new owner for him.
paid bim seven hundred dollars, and
became himself slave holder II was
necessarily very uncertain whether he
would ever 81 c the slave whom he had
purchased. In few DAYS however
Ambrose the slave, was at his door.
and expressed his delight that he had
been purchased. The doctor saws in
reference TO his purchase:
Let the terms be well considered
According 10 the law OF the land Am
brose Is my slave, but in truth, be il
my hired nm. have opened an ac-
count with him; have charged him with
the purchase money; will charge him
with all the expense he causes me, ard
will credit hun, as were he any other
hired man, with the work he performs
for nae. When he has cleared himself
by his labor have told him that will
sell him TO himself, or take him into IL
lineis, and give him q certificate Of man
omission.
Ia this way think myself free from
ali unIighteousness IN enslaying a fellow
man. In this way, thousands, Who
hate slavery, could free men from sla-
very. And in this way, 4 nominal
STAKEHOLDER may be no oppressor of u
brother in the human family. Nest
heartily do wish that our land had
never known slavery; but since It exists
here, let US mitigate lis evils until IL
can be wholly abolished.
What Will the immediate abolition
ISIS " ho doHounce all slave holding as
sinful. cruel aud inhuman, sal to this,
Did the doctor act the part OF cruelty
or hnmanity;-I.E Y Times.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
( ne Doefor roL m

n Jcef Hs7lsy eaggH sfeal,ay a beef
~ hS be,f iiseb---A friend relates -
Us an amusing piece 81 thieyery.
which took place not long SINCE, not a
thousand miles from orr goodly village
Tao persons undertook 20 steal . piece
pl beef from a neighbour Who Killed
an o.. and lefi y ogef ntght "a has barn,
suspended with a stick b,tween the
halks IA The usual Wy. They azreed
that one should mount the cross stiek
snd cat away. whilst the other kept
watch lie bad scarcely commenced
operations. when the stuck shipped from
under him, the TibB closed, and 6irly
lockcd ban inside the cafcsse. kis arms
extending above his head. and rs feet
projecting from the neck q The ans.
nal. his cofupanion asd. leaving the
prisoner % b. released from hs con.
hnemeut BY The owhef # the OK, vhg
upon opening D., barn u FUnrise greet
81 hnn orb a hstry good moving"
LogoaVoyi Canal TEL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
Drug Establishment

for sale, on accommodating terms. To one
who IS disposed to purchase, he feels as
surcd, he can offer such inducemeni as can
not fail to please. lie has now a complete
assortment OF Drugs and Medicines which
will be sold cheap.
Shepherdstown, Oct lS35
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

S'~nary PsaiiAn~nI-Tbe Daytou.
Ohio Journal states ihs' = man wss
seize1 ~ de populaee and ponishs8
wfh ioriy lashcs iof stsbbing Eve hof.
ses. 90 ihe market whilst be VS. sae
state Il ihtoxicalioa,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

ErideHce.-A fellow was tried fat
the Old Bailey II ! remember rightl,)
fpr highway robbery, and the pfosecu-
Tor swOrc positively 10 him. saying ho
bad seen las face distinctly. for il was
bright moonlight. The counsel for
The prisoner cross questioned the man,
so as to make ham repeat that aS-er-
ton, and insist upon IL. lie then II.
firmcd that this Was most important
Circumstance, aAd most fortunate
one for the prisoner at the bar, because
the night on which the alleged robbie
~ was said 10 have been committed
was one IN which there had been no
moon 4 was during the dark quarter,
la proof of this be handed down an
almanac 20 the bench.-and the priso-
ner was acquitted accordingly. Tho
prosecution however had stated every
thing truly aud twas know n that tho
almanac with which the counsel camo
provided had been prepared and print-
cd Tor the occasion.
ne Dorfsr rel. mn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
Notice.

A CONTINUALLY receiving. DRY GOODS
= ed GROCERIES a
q x. , JOuNsON's.
Cs-PHil. Auru,t s. is1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

n PoseT.-Thc Reverend Doctor ~
). ). Beman Of Troy, ~. y. IS among
The loudcst DISCLAIMERS sgaizst slave
holders, aud the most strenuous preach
ers of immediate Notwithstanding
mathematical slave holders for selling
the image Of Jesus. and pocketing the
price of human flesh and bloodrT In
reply tn his furious dcnuncia,ions of
slave holders, the Albany Evening
Journal very provokingly publishes two
bills OF sale eXecu,edby the same Rev.
Doctor, when he lived in Georgia, by
which he sold ''the image Of Jesus"
and pockeied tn. rncc Of human
he.h and blood. '-Ihtk. Her.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

Remedy Jor gl4ryslfome i,rs -
schooimasier in Boston. punsh. hts
wangling scholars Nv MAXIM fam
dfnk excessively t8mb'cu oi q. "a
water, az refngraut 20 their refract4
~ iemPer and pusaacious pfoTe1i-
lies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

Navigating he .lilmfc By S'eom.-
An application Is to be made to the New
York Legislature the coming winter to
charter The Atlantic Steam Packc,
Company" the object OF which Is to es-
tablish line Of steam packets between
New York and Liverpool. Captain
Cobb, one OF the most eaterprising pack
ct captains, has charge of this enter
prise, and il is intended to build vessels
Of about ll00 tons burthcn, with two
engines each. The Courier saws. but
little doubt is entertained of accomplish
ing the passage out in abou, l.! DAYS.
and the return passage IN about IL -
If, however, the line were 20 run be-
tween one Of the most Eastern Of the
American ports and the port of Valen-
ia, on the Western point OF Ireland
the voyage across would be reduced "a
two-thirds of the time allowed by the
Courier between New York and Liver
pool.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

u you cannot lofVire a woman vi'h
love II you 81 her shove lhe hnm
With love of herself-sl ,hsi rsns over
vili be yours.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

81 pompen q roWer Bath has been
found, similar % those noE ussi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
GENERAL ,xrELLtcsNcE.
JNo @. ADAMS, LETTER

The Newport Republican Of We'd
nesday contains the following Letter
from j. q. Adams. addressed 10 Dutee
J. Pcarce. which has 50 frequently
been alluded to in thepcwspapers dur
ing the last two weeks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

Mr.. Wilde, Of Georgia, and Mr.
White, Of Florida, were in Paris, ac-
cordIng 10 accounts received by late
arrivals, the former about to make the
tour OF Switzerland, and the latter that
OF Spain. with a view Of cbtainin ?
leave 20 examine Spanish records in
relation TO the titles Of certain lands in
Florida. Mrs. White the accomplish
ed lady OF Mr.. w. was previously in
Europe. having spent the lAs, winter IN
Italy and was joined by her hu ,band
since the close OF the last session Of
Congess.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

Ciist Jusiies,-Wbo knows bot Judge
MLean may be appointed Chief jus.
tce' Tie has quite constitutional
horror a. the election of President gong
20 the House. and be- retirement look
cd very ike q hubble 80 he ldminisira.
ton. With 90 our hcar,s-he . an
honest man .f'oqt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

The dissection of the Ourang Outang,
which died few days since at Pcalc's
Museum, presented, rs We learn, no re-
markablc appearances IN the morbid
changes OF structure. As IN all animals
OF tropical climates, the lungs were par
ticularly obnoxious TO the cold tempe
nature of northern attitudes, and il " as
OF pure inflammation of these organs,
without any particular destruction Of
their substance which caused his death.
The general aspect Of the different Wis
cera, and their position. bore a strong
resemblance 90 those OF the human spc-
cies. The chief difference lies in the
construction Of the muscular and CART.
laginous apparatus abou; the upper ope-
ming of the wind-piPc. which l. not so
perfect, nor 50 far carried out IN It's de-
velopomont is IA the human family
It's, however. capable. as we have be-
fore remarked ia this paper. of express
Ing, impertccily certain articulaic vowel
sounds such As Oh, Oh sc.
Almost every person who saw this
animal was struck with its Astonishing
sImilitude 90 the ncgro--,ts face that Of
an old man andits eyebrows and mouth,
ITS body and limbs that OF child, es-
pecially the naked hands and feet. and
It's use of those mcubers in eating
drinking, SC. and IN embracing lis keep
er around the neck like an infant,
moaning and sobbing, expressive Of its
affection and tender feelings This IL
showed particularly, Mr.. Peale informs
Us. Just before is death, as ii conscious
of that event. .NIqA.