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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

From he (.Na.l,sleI W;e.,e,,, .,:ethea,t

4 GREAT MAN HAS FALI.RN.-Tur
GREAT AND coon M'KENDREE, the senior
Bishop OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
entered into rest at 1--WE O'Clock, p. NJ. ON
Thursday the fifth of March, aged scventy-sc-
ven years and eight months anting one day.-
Had he lived to the sixth Of next July his
years would have numbered scyenty-cight;
but his days were 80 full Of duty that hc seem
ed TO have crowded century Of labor into
the half century Of his official life Nj, re-
mains were laid in the dust by tie side Of hi.
honored father, ia Sumner county, at ten o.
clock last Saturday morning.
We feel such emotions OF sorrow as thosr
must feel who have lost an elder brother for
The Rev William MeKendrce was In official
st1tioii--in laborS--in weight Of influence ana
ia holiness Of life, the elder brother If the
American Methodist Church.--Iic has been
most emphaiicslly the shepherd under Christ
OF the Methodist church in the West L South
West, and In the midst Of the immense field az
his labor he has dropped his worn-ou, bod,
and his spirit has gone upward in the sight Of
thousands Of his spiritual children. Wbo
shall catch his mantle az il falls frDm The
whiriwind chariot Of fire. Who ShalI nov.
60 forth before the army of our spiritual I.r.-
81 ashe has done for almost fifty years,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02
Ha0E. THRr DOrgE NJ DELE


a GTNHlIGXN aG suru-rs h.h,,. nd
= n AhHzla HshEzGuu.. may and a x,,od ~,
uHAiim - aH@sAEu az an EnxIsa school AZ
tlosrs'BuG. Mas CAaEisSso~u- Tn. .sho.,I
iis+ et,rHltls azsn well supp"rtsd. and " i.
an .n"tsiG GaHsrH,s a. 5s Rr1psris sustained.
d al'r azsuEa IHrf assHsssarY aGtuafsns be riv.n
Ia a afhtr-Dasf.BU my oh1ainsd af Nr
9nii' 7ai"nfr SIgG esinsss EiEhslhsrxrr. Mr
ahI'ni's- ssrs'srtaIsr, az an Gtiisr ;-nt.er-.an
81 'tl'r Ii,1l-.i1Hlriissisr
AJrE - l-ls-IG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

Though Spring comes on with tardy pace,
yet she exhibits some Of her genial influences ;
and the thrifty are making preparations for
garden and field culture. Mr.. JAnE, BnowS,
with hs usual forecast, has supplied his store
with very abundant variety Of the best ar
den Seeds, and can furnish something in that
way to suit the taste Of every one. Messrs.
r. and J. JOHNSON, at HarpeD-rcrry, arc also
provided with \ good stock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

Sai1fing oa Earthgualc.-we rI..-,.-
TONED a day or two aaoe. TIM a.,
earthquake was felt Al omua. Cturrnl
Amchca.) CA the -.snd aud ssrS al
January u Wa occasiuBed. a. Ne
learn irom the Boston Trunsurrin Ia ID,
erHp'i"n ct d mountain. eat ID Orusa
uPPo,cd 30 be the Congrchoy. Tbe
noise vas Ike the sound a dinwr
Cannon, and continued T. hour A.
was heard at the Baiize. Honaur.s sl,a
miles distant and vas Hnsusr.-d Ia =
salute from the fort sgg1Dsinr -
proceed from a inan-of ar out lae H.,
keys.-.F y. Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02
GENERAL INrRLLsGENCE.
Prom The UiLisssPsr banner. Of March u.
TRADE ON TIE CANAL.

There has been from three 10 four
feet of water in the Canal from the
Upper Dam 10 this place. since last
Saturday and We are happy to state
that not breach has occurrcd-a cir
cumstance scarcely known before in the
experiment OF letting water into a new
canal for that length of distance and
time. A few leaks have been discov-
cred which II has been deemed pru-
dent promptly TO repair. The water
has therefore been Withdrawn from the
Canal for that purpose. Ii will be let
into II again about Monday next. In
speaking, III our last, Of the postpone
ment of the navigation of the Canal
until the unfinished portions below be
completed, We alluded, of course TO
the continuous navigation from this
place to Georgetown. The only part
Of the Canal, in which the navigation
is delayed, is the link between this
place and Hollman's Dam, near the
mouth Of Opcquon.
The slight ircshct and the use Of part
of the Canal have been improved by
The people OF the upper country. We
observed yesterday IN the small basin
ON the west side Of the creek, abou,
forty boats laden with Flour and Coal,
Tor sale or storage. We learn that the
greater part Of the Flour has been pur-
chased here Oh New YORK account,
and will be forwarded forthwith by the
Canal from Hollman's Dam to the Dis
trict Of Columbia fer shipment thence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

sale Of personal property og Francs. McRin-
ney. Tomorrow.
-" q Island property near Harpsr.-Ferry,
y John Fi'z,imrnous. trustee. SATURDAY. nsx,
Ssls q Perspnal property a, Rocks Ferr,
y A.'fed Cs.''s'asn, trustee, Tuesday next
safe Of personal property at Camp IIul.
near HarPsrs-Fery, BY wm. IA. PolIoek
tFus'ss, sane day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

a EazG@T RAS NAME. SSthnut INV
IA sasnr murIt.. Wiz s1sI.n from tb, mo-,
an aHsHn "a VT EsB-1.'s ss-ar, IN Snitl, *. "A
s''' S'H'hue nlg4E Rs.G Sha .,IE Ss ~. v-,,,
SIC ~ Mss- sassss md srsfs. sad rides vel
l.t saddle a9am ssr &c me time. was about
nav ~tHs- @sf gS~-rs-f 9th -hssp Kin
n afsHn-ni sS7~zut sal be E5~-n f.1r tsis r-rnv
ssv "a aisr nass- snsk IA z.hlsennai fee n III.
1ir,sH a'r san~sHnrE
DOREEr SMITH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02
N0EEE r.

y TIE F''iIftisu lee fr1IrlbIs- -Ss e1rr1,.,...,,
Nj ,'r s1n,nIsatEz,'t IN t;l.. Ers-- shur.h -,
asll,l"Ers-ssu-S su ssIn,tax urx1. 4 7 s'rins.
IA Es~ = TususH-- Preparatory @x..rs.,-... I'M
1'al.ss a.'s.in lnIt an S4anIrzi.is II n aas.f
t7-HhH u nfsir~ssu RrusSiiyn.ry huLl- IL sp----
-s'=sAI'n n Na'ErrfHlit ERIris earliirv. cnmmr,
n,r an 1iir m HhTu-Stil4 of 4gril. lis
p Dt.istk, NJ \ tsiiI Abundance of EAt.r.
Ftig"'-a"c HhH Astrranlr aEsi CsnmIi,-r .f
e''-,'N niit EhnrafAa,n Arr r.irn Il b. ch,-,..,
dan mn sfhrInA Nraz-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The General Election took place in this un-
fortunately benightcd State oa Tuesday. the
10Th uit. and resulted as Was expected, m :!.s
reelection Of Governor and Representatives
to Congress detected 10y General Tickeu en-
tlrciy Jacksonian IN their politics. William
Badger is chosen Governor, and Samuel Cusl.-
man, Benning NJ Bean, Franklin Pierce, Jo-
seph Weeks, and Robert Burns, Representa-
hVes 10 the .lth Congress. Mcssers. Cush-
man and Weeks are new members
MAJ. INT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

0@For the benefit Of such Of our subscri-
bers as are on the muster roll, it may be well
enough TO state, that there are hereafter TO be
one resimentai and two company musters--
The battalion nlusters are dispensed with, and
the fines are not 10 exceed 81 for each failure.
- The Regimcntal Orders arc unavoida-
bly, deferred until next week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

Among the useful inventions Of the day, we
may mention Readings Glover HuLLrsG Ma
CHINE, the right Of which, for this county, can
6e obtained Of Mr.. James T.. Norris, now in
this place. From the high terms in which
this machine Is spoken of by many Of our best
farmers, We have no doubt i, is worthy of pub
lie attention.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02
The rumour which IA, been Tor ,om. v,el

The rumoar which has been for some weeks
saoAt. Of the appointment Of Mr.. BAaar to
the Court Of Spain, and Of A~o, KsxpAlI Ia
be Post Master General, may be considered
As based upon something more than mere pro-
liability; and VIC have No doubt these appoint
neat. would have been actually made befors
this tune. but Tor the uncertainty Of the Sen
ate's confirmation Of them The intimatiou.
have doubtless been thrown out rs Js,isr,, and
with ''cs 70 prepare the public mind for the
Arrangement II 10 now believed no positive
appointments win be made, until after the Viz
gina elections, under the hope that IL these
should result favorabfy to the Adrainistr alton.
tie places Of Me,srs- Leigh and TyIer will Le
vacated, and a majority be had IN the Senate.
willing To sanction any appointment, however
revolving Arc the people Of Virginia read,
10 AID m the further adv ancement Of men. the
mere mention Of whose names cannot be mad.
without blnsh On thc one side, and feeling
Of revulsion On the other'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

DsaiisiTy-D HAAS, whose notice will
be found In another column, has exhibited to
US, testimonials from the Medical and Chirur-
gical Faculty Of Maryland, Of his regular qua
lificaiion in his important profession, and has
with hun other evidences Of his skill and cx-
Perience. In this useful, but much abused
science, his reputation as practitioner seems
10 be well sustained.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02
Chaviis.s~at . f., Fg,1lfT Sa-uv,'

ChsyiirasHaz . ,g.sv,,s Gs,,7lff Sar,avs
EEsf,f..fs1a.
HMRiEl 80 b. 80 siuarss,a - % directors
81 ne eisnnutua alE aaa su-,lln-r v-ar bsia
- ~ sssrz- aaEr-@ ~ santf-f.sg ~ i-th tn-t
~ ~sasr& ~ ssssi-u 49, -ssregssssa-
nssssfx "a arii--~ assisfs Hn,ifs~ iRintsr. sd
faguqasurr &C.,
FsusrIE Er-fu,hsl,rs ~ 80 ~thsrFib@Fs .
5esEenis - Irfsr ~ tAs anarsf
RD.sa3RB WE1IaWa
e7En q H-E Frszrurur
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

-Nl~-Gv IF I'm kl4fsn CE.Sf-rb.
l.S'CsnsG''u- sa'tsGann TeIrg-1pt. Il ,b..
e-rh Ft'h- --Ints rhar Caprlin Flow
Er'ESOFEzl calss II 1is. ThDrnroWa ., i.
cd NEnna Indians WIS kilIr,f A t..7y
Anys acSsggnssnc r,ar nsxn, By IN In
Glxn ~ass< sazs Ne 30 nnt rrnrn. be-
CErrrm Fss~xr xns QUE II th- kse,,
ioolIaDr sDtsIHs ssBsn,1ng a, ne Man.
NM n t,ss hns S-ark rs r..--.t,rd bv
iEr-- -sG,lEsu Of Es.nr1i last lrrul.a-
-E-sOek
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

g. We learn that the jackson Convention
rc-as>emblcd in Winchester, and intimated lac
cordins TO the modern mode VI ruling the pco-
pie that MessTs. T.. W. Robinson and John r.
Earle should leave the course, and that Col.
James Bowen should be the party candidate,
in place Of Maj. Gibson, declined. Mr.. Ro-
biu.on acquie>ees, bu, hope. he will be remom-
bcred hereafter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

EoU THE XHXU CDSGRESs
1nEs X GaszEs, E-E M Er=rssri.sk. narl.
riEiHr L. a G1zz5EcaH af nhh-sza-N
I'D ms -auf Aru-s> af E-hsr.oa a.,n..-
a''Ilrn aSs ~li-< Ae = GHlEs-7raa1I u Dsksx-i,.s
H~E HEL D0CsSE 0F DELEGATES
~ unU.-s G.a...-4 ~ .a.E H.Sar Rx,,,
E.1a s.nsaasar,f ~ snunt.,,r uf sis, IN,
n dA.r 8 tin.ulsas-.nsua
lT1-n.s 9Rs.uI-x. .n.G S.-urp c..
H..FA slsnisaai'st ~ .H.s-si. Al Sita zr. Gr,,,i
Ia filr -Alaal.sa1zl,sasa.
81 HHI-Hs r. ruHSsa- E-t, volunteer
caSsciGsnr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

An Intelligent gentleman from the South
western part Of Virginia, assures US that the
whole OF that region win go for White, and
That Van Burenism has no foothold there. The
Enquirer IS showing its hand for the "MsVi-
eian'' little too soon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

Ihr true r'er.--" Yea ohurrr NJ. -
sequias. sad Fcnlfi.a t,s.l.-u,.n a..
a sculptor. for hass sl,.a onl. -
you ten days labor You f.r-,s
replied the AIRS. 'fhuf I hsrr 49,
th'riy years lensnsng 10 mnke ti,s, s,s~
IN ten days.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

AAF a. Hr~ an-S rswsiNinsg sd apwninraur
W ~Tqafs sG SYRESSs SCOOPS wh,.h
80 5i-hr- 'uir-~ssSs ~ --lF ahu.o, k,r ga az
~ 8si'srsaruf ru.assa-I-s sa sharr er-,sf s,ur
~s-tr'snssHs ~IiE la Gssnd eumpiss-. smbra-
eng ssi'i''R sS-sEH asus's 90 ssnnsu a-e
- = H"iff i'iH rissillnsrp sid tnss pahllc xra-
orally ~ EsBn ant sss-s,sns oslr st.srE
NV - EOCA 4 60.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

u - asoertsined that the dsgB,rsas,
aidiouon Of being born desf and duus,
runs in particular fsunl-s En en-,
family near London. on q sem s.hg-
dren, seven are IA this state. The s.r.-
portion IN 30 families was found i.,,g,
10 BE- 30 out q ideB.-.N y. va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

a"ah s'DngssiT andru NJ eusuraaad - or
o'',''sas s''-''i't % hrl"s II M SS1<s-s SFB.--
ca a'szss~rpsH- sa - ~ <sntr.f.s ~, N !,
n'','sis ERsNgEs VaWFs.
Alsh 49, -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

An Eifn- n ~ eraI;ss. Wis recea.
s,frAt-n - a.n!1E IN rEs sn.rvrs by a RI
rfrsf 1rrsr-isrInnn ANT saearh ve-e r,
osnsryDeDn.---N y S6sg-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

lieutenant Lane, who, it will be re-
collected, made violent assault upon
Mr.. Ewing, of the House Of Represen-
tatives, has been tried by Court Mar
tial, and-ordered TO duty.
.HieI. Ga-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

A young girl was iaiely disooverea
on board Of Belfast vessel lrfns ~
the APndOn docks, disguised n n 81
Tor, IA which vocation she had ic,-n
acting for many years. Her fdsrr .
quite romantic. Love fcu tie xmaaf,,
OF vessel led her 10 the sea. A. ies.,
him IN America, where alDe found fss
grave. She had since poyArod an 4i,,.
Mediterranean, and Is quite n HIM.
Used tar; her hands as rough rs banrds
her SKIN swaIthy, and her poll crcyg,-d
She mounts the shrOuds az niuAlE n.
monkey. A sailor sinking her and
her crying, led 20 tire denuuesD,1t4 IA
some gentlemen, who immediately m
vestigated her case. and tool her Nm ,,r
their protection The sailors knew h.-r
sex. but her chastity was iusulp--,Ab,.
to thcm.-.E y. Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02
STRANGE DUEL.

Many duel has or,ginzied an the
most trIfling cause. and many a rnxn
has fallen for an unprcneditated word.
an unattended insuh. But the fo,rlsw-
ing duel. Tough; IN the reign Cd Cis.rles
H., Is Of the most perfectly indications
origin OF any We ever read ou heard I'd.
But Al the cause Was lzughziile, the re
suit was not SO. We gather the TsI-
tculars from Mrs. Jameson B<.ut,cs
Of the Court o( Charles second
Sir Harry Bellasys Vas trase mud
generous, but OF rash and fiery DIS
position. One might, AFTER laie -
vel he vas converSIng apart with his
dear and sworn friend, Tom Porter.
groom 90 the chamber to the king A.
they spoke with animation, and ruriser
loud, some one standing Nv naked 4;
they were quHrreliIng.
"Quarreilingl" exclaimed Sur Har-
~, turning round, = No would have
you TO know that ! never quarrel, b,n I
striker
How" said Porter, st1aie- I
would could see the man TIM dHr+
give me blow
Sir Harry, flushed with recent M
temperance, and only st-nSIt1e 80 ths
defiance implied IN these words. M
Stanuy struck him. They drew, br1
were Immediately separated by ti,tsu
friends. Sir Harry har1ng got ru1o In.
carriage to return home, Mas fcnoxeS
by Porter, who overlook hmm IN Cvpt-n.
Garden and called upon him 10 fiyln-
having told one Cd his friends, thzt 1.
he waited hll the morrow, he knew
they would be friends agaia, md the
disgrace Of the blow would rcsa ur,l.,
him. Swords were draKn a seocrn6
time, and the parties fought, uIrfa n,
Harry, finding himself severely wound
ed, staggered. and had nearly fIBt-n.
but sustaining himself by nm t1Fcn1, R,s
desired Porter 10 fy- Tom. Eaad he
afectonately, thou hast hunt me; ans
Twill make 4 shift 10 stand on ny lers III
thou mayst withdraw, fcr would aes
have thee troubled for Whit thou has
done y He then kissed and euIfrsoeI
him; but Porter, unable fospcak, could
only show HIM that ne zoo was n osrnS-
ed and bleeding. In tiiis stuae filrs
were carried home SIR Harry Bella
Sys died ID his wounds within ftr,u
days after the encounter: and flrus. =,
consequence Of a foolish and drt,rkt1
outrage, Penshed young MIN CO il-a
hopes. generous feeling. and approved
gallantry, by the hands Of the ruxn D..
most loved, and fer whom he wuth.
willingly have shed blood.
" J. Traperrrrr-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

The Charleston Courier of the 18th
ult. says: we learn from Columbia, that
much excitement exists in that COM
munity, occasioned by the violent death
OF Col. Myers. Major MLemore,
who shot him, was in Jail waiting his
trial, which is expected to come on
Monday next, should Col. Preston,
who is engaged to defend him, reach
Columbia from Washington by that
time.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

We learn that an agent of the Cen
cral Post Office has succeeded in de-
tec,ing one ofihe Deputy Post Masters, at
Cumberland Court House, in purioin-
ing money from letters which passed
through his Office. When arrested, 4
considerable sum was found in his Dos
session.-ErederieksGurg .9rena.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

The New York Journal of Com
merce says: by the brig America
we learn that the rumor of warIike
movements between the United State
and France had produccd much excite
Inent at Matanzas, and ruined the
prospects OF American vessels for
freight. The rates ia American YES
sells fell from 81 TO e. 10, while Da-
nish and other vessels neutral to the
controversy were getting all the bust
ness. The loss To American vessels
will be very great ="
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02
From Tie .Nationai Lnielhgener.

The Nashville Banner protests a.
gainst the assemblage of partizans
which is proposed to be held at BaIti-
more, for the nomination OF Mr.. VAN
buren, TO the Presidency. The Ban
ner says: So long as We live and
breathe American air, We will resist
the insidious proposition (whenccso-
lever ard wheresoever il may origi-
d" nate, To lay at the feet Of village poll
" iicians and placemcn, who most usu-
" ally I'LL oonreHiions. the inestimable
privilege of thinking and acting for
ourselves i'll the choice of our rulers. "
The Democratic Herald. Of Phila-
telphia, acknowledges that the only
object intended by those who are get
ting up the Baltimore Convention, -
is the nomination of Mr.. VAN buren, :
for, IN rcmarking on the refusal Of the
friends of Judge WHITE To- meet in
the Convention and abide by its deci-
sion, the Herald saws this course 1.
destruction TO Mr.. Van Buren,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

There Is evidently great anxiety lr by the public
10 ascertain who Is be the successor of the late
Judge Marshall But Tor our unfortunate political
dlsScnons and the unfortunate principle tli
principle II may be calcdl winch controls the DOM
nant party, OF "renJtding friends and Furnishing enc
ines, there could be no doubt who icouid be the
successor at the late Chief Justice as there is none
Who oagf 10 BE-. There may be more than one man
m tins wide Republic capable OF dischugng It's du
ties cfedtabls but there Is who stands pre- cni-
nents conspicuous above all others IN those pecua,
qualifications which high judicial stations dcmand-
and that man Is Dmici UtbSter. The President has
II nov IN his power To perform act. Which will not
he more beneiicaltn his country, hy securing. IN
OF ITS most important Offices the services of gen
tleman whose qualifications are peculiarly adapted
lis dutc~ than cIedltabc 10 his own good sense and
mgnahnlitN,l IN merging, tor moment the contract
ed feelings of a puN President IN the enlarged aud
enabling views OF the thiet Magistrate ai the pep-
pie We confess however thai We have no hope
that Mr., Webster viii be ppoined-hccauSe, even
were the President himself disposed To confer the
office upon Inn, those ear wigs who are constantly
al hand 10 poison ms nlnd against his political oppo-
nents, woald soon conlrve to change ms purpose.
We presume the appointment will not be made hc-
fore neNt winter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16
MARRIAGE EXTR AORDiNARN.

Married, in Scott County, on thc Sth 0l,t, by the
Rev Mr. --, Mr. Thomts W. Scot, a white
man, to Ms, Adclinc l. Johnson, maatto eirl,
and rcputcd, or acknowledged danphicr Of the
Honorable RichorH H. JohnSon, one Of the Rep
rescntatvcs Of the Stlte Of kentucky to III Con-
gress Of the United States.
\ few day, after Mr.. Scott became thc happy
husband of the toU AMI lovely Adalnc, he was
presented by her father tIa cool Colonel with
GOOD tract of land, known as the Blue Spring
Farm, for which deed has been regularly made
and entered on record in The ollie" Of the Clerk of
Scott County Court The deed runs, To Thorn
rs W. Scott and Adelme j. Scott, hi, wife onty,
their heir, &c.
TIN, is the second time the moral feeling OF that
portion Of the people OF Scott County who posses,
such feelings, have been shocked and outraged
by the marriage of mulatto daughter of Col.
johnson to white man,ifa man who can so far de-
grade himself, who will make himself an object OF
and dctestalion to every person that has the
least rerird for dcccncy, Tor Htlr property, can
be considered white man. Abou, two wear,
and hall ago. Mr.. D1aic Pence married Imo-
gene, Colonel Jodu,on's clde,t d1uahel and, Il,
has more recently been tine ease with Nj. Scott,
was soon afterwards rewarded for hi, dnaradalion
by being put in possession of lar9e farm and a
number oislayc, to cultivate il.
How long will the people of Scott County--ot
kentocky-pcrmit suchPlI pablo valuations OF the
VS. Of their State 10 be committed with impunitv
How long will the moral and religious part OF
the community suffer such indecent and shock
ing examples obc set for thcir SONS and the ri
sing generation, before lhrg put their veto upon
them !-bcforc they conslgn to private life at least
if not to nfamv, those who encourage such viola
ton of the laws both ofGod and MANI The laws o
Kentucky forbid, under heavy penalties, a white
mans maryinga negro or mulatto, or living will
one in the character OF man and wife VII,
should Pence and Scott not be held amenabc t.
the lawsl What are the Grand jury of Scott a
bout9 Are they not sworn to take cognzancc 9
all violations Of the laws Of the country and topfe
sent all who commit them Will they suIlc
Pence and Scott to % unpublished because the
have become the s9ns-in-laY of Colonel John
son, We hope not. We hope 10 see the 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

\ WILL sell on I thursday, 23d instant, lot Of
u Dry Goods, consisting in part of
aocY and Furniture Calicos; Gnghams, assort-
ed colours; Muslins; DrilIings Ticklcnburys
Bomhaaines Diapers Marsoillos, Valenia and
Sal'cen NeSIing,, Nankecn; Pongee Bonasho;
Nanbflcks Black and Blue Satin; Roman Cassi-
Nero; Marseillcs Coontcrpancs; Dimity Ozna-
haeN' iinscSsi Sdh Cotton and Worsted TIdkf.;
Cotton and Random Hose; Shell and Horn
Combs; Bockmm; NIilIinet Shirt Collars;
Oil Cloths; tlarh's best Spool Cotton; Buck
SHiu and Cotton Gloves Null and Swis. Muslins
figured Book Nusllns; Figured and Plain Lace
beured and Plain Bohbmett Coat and Vest
Batto = Bonncts Shoes Pins, &c DC.
The slle will commence AT 10 o'clock, and con-
tnnr from day to day, until ii is closed
CHARLES PHELPS,
iastiontcr.
Jul, To Aft