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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-03

The Thermometer was down to al y o
clock last evening.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-03
DRY GOODS,
CHEAP At OLD SIH.ND
HE,

Cheapside Newport, X. |.
a great ouriety of Cheap Dry Goods, Just re-
ceired from boston md .Neto YORK, Jf0",,
.4,etion Jobbers, ioho are attcdys on he Stdna
at .9uciions, ant Guy cheup.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-03
In Press and miH soon be Published,
a PRACTICAL TREATISE
ON THE
CHEV'EJRE OFF SILK.

tg Ak u Ia ~ SPEN - AHAs
Adapted to the Soil aud Climate Of the United
States. by +. q. COMSrOCK, Secretary OF
the Hartford County silk Society, and Editor
of the Silk CuIturist. Illustrated by Lnsra-
wings.
vHHilE interest in all parts of the United States
in the Culture aud Manufacture oi Shk,
manifested 6y the constant calls for information
ON The subject has induced The publisher 10 have
prep,r.d n plain Practical Ireatise on The ul-
iiya,on of the Mulberry and rearing SIX " orns'
odnp,ed TO the Soil and Climate OF this country
and 10 the waits Of plain PRACTICAL men
The Practical CuliurIs, IN This country needs
director, adapted Ia the oil on which he plants
his trees and the Climate in which he reh's his
worms. without reference 10 Soils aud Climates
less congena. to their growth 1t has been 'here'
fore the object of the author to make uea''se
strictly practical, omittng nothing OF importance
to the Cullur-l, and adding nothing oi useless
or cxtraneous character.
As making the raw mserlal into SeuWg SH6
and Itpist is very profitable TO the silk H'o"er'
all necessary information for that purpose VIII 'e
given =,
The work will be Published in du"declno OF
about 100 pages. in handsome binding pice oo
cents A pat Of the edition will be put up III
elastic covers To he forwarded 10y man.
! Editors Of Newspapers who will give the ABOVE
three Insertions, with this notice, and FORWARD
their paper ith the advertisement marked s''"
be enl,,ied To copy OF the work, to he i"rwa,deo
~ ,h.;r order WM. q. COMSlOCk.
/ Hartford, Nov. Il, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-03
Nathaniel sweet,

''ss
HAS for sale, BroadclohS, Casslmeres ana
Il q Ladies Cloths Also, he has part OF
several fine and beautiful German and frehch
cloths, for clOaks and cUats-AIso, queens
cloths, Mellno cloths, Sdtlnets, Blankets,
FIannels aud Bookings.
ALSO Beautiful floor carprtinSs ana hear'h
Rugs; star carpcllngs; home made carpe'lhss'
from 25 to 62 ~ cents per YARD. 4 "ide'
More OF that cheap draper Linen, un"Iit-
ened, vide, .ur only % cts per yard; elegant
fur capes aud bous at low price; spiehdid
assortment cuicoes and prints; furniture cali
Goes; dmlys for only IL Gets per yard; ei-
epant cheap ladies neck coInlortcrs; Oeanti'ui
mrrlno shauls; raw silk shawls, dark brown,
cotton, and purple, for old ladies' f; black a"'
Icolured mohalr ladies' hose; yeoReh cia-
watts: comtortcrs, very cheap lot Tor nan
price: canton liannrls; woollcn dIllo; SaIisou-
ry and ouuzc do; black bombaz'ne, b"noa-
ze;,s aud crrcasslans; French paid SIN; p'aih
do. do: poull de sole; levantlne; gro de Napie
and other silks black and white wa"dihs !;
rood assortment of gloves, with genera as
sor,ncnt of other goods, usually found III ii
/ Dry Goods Store. N''' -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADNI y 10 IVA 'OND
rHNIIE undersigned having been appointed Ad-
4 nu.trators on the Estate Of Soiomdn q.
U'eaurr, late Of Newport, halter, deceased' oy
the Court of Probate Of Newport, and having
.;y.n bond to said Court according to law, re-
quest all persnns having demands against s"d Is
,a,. 4, p,es.ut them for adjustment. and those
,d.hted TO make Immediate payment 10
WM. W. FHhEBeRN, yadmy's.
1'uouas WEAVER,
New mort, Oct :, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-03

The NAVY YARD.-Besdes the line of
battle ship Pennsylvania, now on the stocks
at our Navy Yard, there is frigate in state
of considerable forwardness, called he Rar-
tan. Her models pronounced by seamen to
be of the highest order of beauty. She is
rated as a a., but will carry GO guns.
The Warren sloop Of war is fitting out for
service, and is expected before the Delaware
closes, to 90 round to Norfolk, where she is
to get part Of her crew. She rries twenty
four long "a Founders, and will be command
ed by Master Commandant Taylor.
The old frgate Cyane, which was captured
from the British during the last war, is now
in the course Of being broken up, having for
long time been unseaworthy.
In the yard are to be seen eight very beau
tiful guns, long twentyfours, we believe,
which have upon them the British crown,
proving that they once had different own
ers.--Philadrlphia Gazette.
The Land Piracy T'ials.-A special term
ofthe U. S. Circuit Court commenced at Tren-
ton on "Wednesday last-Judge Baldwin pre-
siding. Joseph Bridges, sailor who belong
cd to the packet ship Sovereign, wrecked on
the Jersey coast in April last, has been tried
and convicted of stealing gold soveregns from
the wreck. 1t appeared in evidence that near
ly 1000 pieces were missing out of 5000 that
were shipped; that the crew generally helped
themselves; that utter the ship was wrecked,
the second mate said to the men she was
"damned well injured" and that if there was
any thing on board that would be OF use to
any of the sailors, they might take it; and tina,
some of the gold was found on the PRISONER
when arrested in New York. The Jury IN
returning their verdict, stated, that there
were circumstances Of mitigating character
which they recommended to the consldera-
tion of the court
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-03
AUCTIONS.

On, Saturday nerf, at 10 o'clock A. NJ IN front
efmy Store, ,oiA be sold al public auction,
- Cook stoves, one Franklin stove, 2 small
- c"al ,toyes--fur,iiure, beds and other az
tlc!es. Conditions al sale.
Dec. 3. MILrON HALL, .4ncfr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-03
NEWPORT BREW ERY.

y EW ALE is now ready for delivery atthe
y Brewery, in Bbls., hall bbls'' or E'gs.-
Grains at cents the bushel, every Monooy,
"Wednesday aud Friday,--and yeast al a''
bours.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-03
BROW.NLLNE.v CLOTHS.

A variety of sizes and styles brown linen
IA table cloths, some Of an ext quality,
For sale by w. c. CozzENs a. Co.
Dee 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-03
Observation-Disclosures.

MOHAIR -ylgona-Worsted & Lambs
1VA wool Ladies Hose, White-Black--Col-
ored--pain g. ribbed Genlemen's do. do.
do.--Ladlcs Angola Castor g. lIoskn Gloves
single or lined, aud flred. Gentl"m"n'+ rcal
Buck Berlin a. Beaver Gloves, single, or
hnod and .urrcd. Fer -ale by
Nov. 2G. JAMES HAMMOND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

Raii Road .3cctdeHi.-A serious &C.
cident occurred on the Lexington Rail
Road on the evening II the 9th inst.
by the uPsetting Of tWo cars filed with
passengers. II Is said, Mr.. l.. Lock-
heart and A. Buckner were killed, Mr..
Green mOTtally wOuhded--Mr. Leon
ard Taylor had his foot 80 mashed tina,
amputation vas deemed necessary
The foot Of WIN. 4. Cooke. Esq. Shena
Of this county was also seriOusly iniur-
ed. E'ght other persons were injured
IN a less degree, principally ciuzens Of
Lexington. We have not been able 10
learn particulars. OF the precise cause
Il the accident.-l LomsriHs .4f-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

The Presbyterian Church of tlle 4.
States under the care Of the General
Assembly comprises by the last re-
ports, twcnty-three SynOds; one hun
drcd and eighteen Prcsbytcnes. twenty
siN hundred and forty eight Conarega-
tons nineteen hundred and fourteen
Bishops, with two hundred and thirty
sax Liceniiates, making 2lJO Preacher
81 the Gospel; one hundred and eigh-
" FIVE Candidates for the ministry ol
reconciliation; and two hundred and
iOrty-scycn thousand nine hundred and
siNty-four Communicates. ia the year
ending IN April last 20J06 persons
were added on examination ~ the fall
communion of the church, and Slt5
by certificate, making the total Of adj
diiions Of COMMITMENTS amount 20
SSttl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

u gives US pleasure 10 state that the
ball aPProPristing FIVE millions Of dol
lars ior indemnifying the claims u our
merchants on the French Government
assumed by this Government Tor spoIi.
ations committed pnor 10 the 9Th Sen
'ember. 1870. passed the Senate by a
vote Of twenty-five 10 twenty. We
cay 4 gives US pleasure, because the
ball proposes 10 discharge q debt. :.
last, IN our opinion, a. that debt 70,
borrowed money which il has Just e1-
tinguished.--yYaf. LET.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12
BOLIVAR LOTS
XWR RAXE

VEvHE sahserlher ~ .sR- u p,uAs.- NJ
- non- for ready nasry- 60 80 "a e..
q MARCH nex1. ~ 3eckAHnN Auas4- sE.-v--.
Ferry. oerf1sn LOTS N Ea.e aswn g nal.-
var. Conveyed ~ 1uAa u HssA<a - L-sa
Ssnney. ~ trss1, 90 ~ounre EA.r S.sn.r1a q
eshS % Amos J1nsey- ~ Ssnt tss-E "a
Ssnu.ry- i>3a- a sale 81 T,r1 e ia. sr~-
n'ses 80 Conveyed ~As make In sa.e ISza ~
eenber fasa. the E'rsyerss tr1as Asat ssf d.
lots agreeAbly 20 . plHz -isrn <xsraa,nrsE H.
ioa. 10 he Sold rhs IA WNrxA go 60
markcd ca sad Pisl - nu1Arrs ; = = II
II. IS. Il. ~ n =. II 6. :. ie- ~ "a. u
i. 20. p. "a -. aud - IN. ,.u-~Aa--r,
OF these lets Ass1ng falSss - Ess 90 sss-
cf.Hse DO0ry. rbe Ss1.e ~sl - srHSa NssR &c
the PurPoss II ra.ing ne Es1rrazs-- zssa--.
Nth ln1eresa. md sx8~n~r e rs-@rs-1l,r- AL
the fOruser purchascrs wln - AeAA IsssE-
any deficiency ~'fsrA szss era nnS SEE a
expenses 1faeadfnE fAe ossasn7szn-s ~
,. 7 DAIssGILkTV
.4-fsrArs 40 fed ftr La Lzss.yf- .-u.s--
Feb : E~ll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

Uaai IF .Miaisieys.-The synod ol
Pittsburg, in late report ON the sub
Ject OF education. says -
II has been stated by the general
agent Of the Assembly, Board Of Edu-
cation, whose position has afforded hin,
the means of information on this sub
ject, that 1000 additional ministers ol
the Gospel are now urgently needed in
the Presbyterian Church alone, to sup
ply our vacant congregations with faith
ful pastors. and that lODO more could
be immediately and most usefuIly en-
Ployed IA those destitute places where
no church has ever been planted and
all this exclusive of vacancies occasion.
ed by the death Of ministers from
year TO year"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

The GreeaSloEOuEh P-'iios, IN complimentary
ooe - h' nsighbors. winds up Nth the sul.joincd
sSPrrss'oa Of IT. rrEsriS Tbr Editor s-cms 10
think 'i'.' gooI si,i's', a. s,Ii charity. ought
TO b-Eia q hose.
The citizens of Danyille deserve on,
good paper, and we hope the Reporter
wall be encouraged and sustained. We
cordially recommend that every man
Nho has any money 10 spare after sub
scribing ioI the Greensborough Patriot.
should go and place his name on the
last Of subscribers To the Danyille Re-
porter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

Trenton Post OGoe.-Joscph Gun
bingham has been appointed Postmas-
ter at Trenton, vice Jane Wilson, turn
ed out.
Tins case Is said to be not only pc
culIsHy hard one, but a monstrous
ungrateful one Mrs. Wilson having
been retained only just long enough to
pay of, by close economy and saving,
an old debt due from the late General
Wilson TO the Post Office Department
and as soon as that debt was discharged.
she was turned out, with large family
10 support, at less than one weeks no
tee Trenfon HAig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

xvi sus~crI,-sF go tfsr So saa-. -
= Ess1st - ia 49, 81 o. rss.sEsa.,- =
tlr Netsos, N s8sAh-ss e. A. 1asss.-4,af
snd Kacb-n Furraurr. rs.r-wzsusr ~ 4 49,,
s'aebosrd. Burrpu. Z 80 - 49, s-.ss.s u
birs. J y urt -siun5, 81 u.aa.-,rnav SIT rsas.
- tise raesi fssAiana1as $50 Tau-s 49,
siesas, Fots. Aetiies osy-t.s a. A. $40
ore HERO WoBRAW- st.-s- "a
gesTs 80, $50 ~ rast rl,fA 80 rsa~r
ana her ohsid seosa s-sss GO. 80 asfs b.
souse ess rrsitlnE 70 - ts,frf ,ga-asns-st So
asg = "a a. TilFtt,s-s i-sr - 49, 49, ~
Tryuss fuE al susns 10 ss-S 1872 -
cssh ~is - rtqanrt So 81 v.u.s sssr q 20
an.guri q orsda - tlrr u.sasls 80 ~ 49,.
CIIsIDN u NrPTET
reh : ts1s-H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

A Concurrent resolution instructing
the Senators an Congress to use their
best efforts 10 have the resstluiion Of last
session. concerning the removal II the
dePosites, expungrd from the journals
Of the United States Senate. has passed
the Assembly of the State Of New York
by vote of s0to 81. II had previous
" passed the Senate by a vote 2ito {.
f.Nai. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

The number Of steamboats, which
passed through the Louisville and Port
land Canal, during the year ls3i, was
g5s; the number of keel and flat boats
6Sj; the total tonnage was l65. 600
tons, and the amount OF tolls received
thereon SCI, SIS IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

The Commissioner Of the Sinking
FUND, propose that theiFolsee shall now
cease and determine. in consequence Of
The extinction ofthe National Debt, their
services being no longer needed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12
S3O,OOO CAPITAL.
And 75 Prizes Of 81, 900,
Va. Dismal SIcamp Lottery,
Delaware Literature Lottery

No. 2.
To be drawn al Wilmington. Delaware. OF
Thursday 2Gsh February. Is35.
40 No. LottcTy-ll Drawn Ballots.
cOHThEISG
espHsl prize of S3O.O00
- pFtzes Of LOCO
Besides other PrIhes Of $4,000. .eVo, |, 5,,o
&c. kc
Whole Tickets Oaly e5 %. Halves g. so.
Qusrters 81 2S.
0> For Tickets aud shares On abe above
Lotteries. address tire Naaaxers,
YATES 4 MCINTYRE,
Jan 80, Is15. WasASartsu ca. a. &
sLr The Register eCetsisiax the drus-
ToEs, vii! be seat % all - hO order tSchsts \.
above.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12
xo2 SALE,
- . 3f0USE5 -
go; LOTS. -

WE aoe xaus,nA N Ck.xs--a-~n sn
- The Ma Sazc<s. csn-aA<rrE sasr me-
pleasant sauztson an e.A aS@n q Ne. :.
large rooras heio~ md am .a.S..- sa.rh....s-
i~o well finished apHr4nrzes n Ne ~
On the same Ia seJa.nIas a. = sa< s.-,-s-,.-
house, containing f-o rumn-. assa -r-.-
sd5olnTnS- . con~onrcl1 ~ArxAsuz-r \ r..
static, >siu@,od On one ossps- q -. ss- 80
IN alley beaeEng frsn he man a Sa-- -.
saTeef, also b'elsnEs - sad S-zs~--y
Any Pcrsan de.Ezrg EiA>sAHaE nnE a..
thy ressdeDce wRfl fn6 10 A.,s4- r..
house aud lof ~Orzh pslrCAHsIzs IT, .----
nov 10 The occlpsDcs a lr- Inz1-.- To-
- sffuated on Liberty s-rrrs. egcsas-t -r-
the best Wells cf -Btrr m so.z "a
house - two siorses ia>A- csasHr-.n.-
rooms. t~o below ana ia sHn.e a-.zrx g..
with stable and sns1~-bSr-r srs-r--r -..
garden = ooe aDeng the lHrr--- 4a,t -a-.---
lots m Ch1rlesi0Sn- TA,e FrES<zzs - TO-
sold immediately. 1ne pos.rs-a.ra r1usu
recfly 20 lie frsf nscn1isnset Hau-< ms
The other All be upoocugsee re <-sr g.
April. SALLY n EE.S-pE
NAkK WANNENs-
For terms 1rPfy - = u EEaSrgE
InS IN Stevhcrdsi0-n- Hfz.ss .sa- a. sr-x4
~alc. shry ~aIl - ss.lS ~ ys1sAsar -Aae "A =
day The l9rh Febru.ry mi
gsn -. Is1s-zf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

We are much pleased with the fol-
lowing annunciation. II is gratifying
to find that our distinguished townsrnan.
John p. Kennedy. Esq. has employed
his leisure time in literary labours, OF
which the public arc to derive the ben
eft. The work announced as in the
press. will be anxiously looked for
and We have no doubt will contribute
still further To elevate the character OF
MIR. kcnncdy as chastc and clegan.
writer.-Bah. Ciyoa.
From ne .NsIV TorE Commercial .I,hrrEsrr.
Mcssrs. Carey, Lea and Blanchard
have IN press new work from the pen
of MIR. Kennedy, Of Baltimore-author
OF the entertaining, original, and truly
spirited sketches published two or thee
years since entitled Swallow Barn. .
The name Of the forthcoming work Is
Horseshoe Robinson tale Of the
Tory Ascendancy." This Robinson
was real character, well known in
the war of the Revolution, which he
long survived. and furnished the autho,
with much Of his history. The time
. that Of the Tory Asccndancy in the
South, under CORVALLIS. from the sur
render Of Charleston to the battle Of
Kings Mountain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12
u Farass q I'm.

a VIII fsut 90 ths AiEhsst bi5drr. On set
- urdsy 2ist fa%t, ss,aH fARa con-
tainiog 10 seres. y nc - 1sGerson County
? miles West II the Waste it0s-s. TIE rsnt-
Iag ell tsks pl.se Ga ne pssmEsea a ~
ciork ~ g. uI NSlCEFn
Tek : fEls Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12
NEW nn1rAns - -

NLW ORLEANS, JAN. IL.
Coi' Austin. u Is stated. has again
been arrested by the Mexican author.
ees' he charge now preferred against
him, Is high treason
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

W. 81 BRO Wv - 90.
ID ESFECTFCIIT ssssrn ne ,..sts,- a..
~ y thy have purchased he z-s.aza-zs q
splendid
Jewellery 4 Fam~S Gs@~Si..
neHt Soor 10 tbe slss-e sas.rn ~ <a-ys~-s.-
to~n. 10 ShicA Day urs uasks-e ss-sA ssEs-
t'oHs. and intend ke~prx . fua ant en-
Pieie assor1Deua e al nr1srIrs m 49, -.
such q. the no<s
fashaOsahls and eFsl-DSiG gEWEI1EEY
ssoid and siisrr ~ ssrasus e sE-ru .s.s.sss
Clocks HaA AHnl<i T.as-s rp.r,ra
trEsssh Brftnnn " sre ~ a.. 80 &c y,-r-
Pistols. asirkz, SNh-s Hss NH.zr-
Pea, Pock-f ans IssSk Gasr--.
ksz"rs. RsEus Ssrtyp-F1aIry Saar
Perfumes Il s~rry Ssr~ss
And every etA-E ksos e fancx a-zs- !, &C.
~ he caihea fss
They have ~ HER xruusAu. fsr,s--za~ u.rs
men. rsanufncfurzsg SEssH ~ ngx Rsua~ ~
such - SPoena- L1aies. SarAr Tssw. %,
5000 60 FaFscd Tea Ssaa-Eruss F.,.A-- "A
hs%kei.-sbd StrEy sat.rs ara.sss q. .~s-~
Nsarlses esr-3usls swrzs--a. nsss ,ru--.rr-
I'd % rua wcll Ser ~ zs-sraa
tngrsErtsg uTe.a Css.rs- Z nsts-lrs De-
Truck nisa Csre F1aars. Ar 40 reaasv g.
cutrA
tniured or trpkcs sssrlisry r-ss--.s -,
aesPstoh snd TIE ht<sstss gsi.r.-s rssa- s.
old Cold ssd ss~er
LsSses sud erntscu.sn srs Erta.e - al
snd sEsusIlse. - t,.sy uuss srs-usS u,.ss 80
- srt'ots hr'ng uEe1oS - ~ ss---ss ,.-s~,af-
prices.
stse .siserAsstssn Ia = - n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

LITTLE ROCK, (ARKs.) JAS. 9, 1895.
by an officer Of the Army, from Fort
Gibson, we are informed that Major
Armstrong had settled the prelimina-
res ola treaty with the Usage Indians.
and that IT was TO have been signed on
the lst instant. The provisions Of the
treaty arc said TO be highly advanta-
geous to the Government, and liberal
10 the Indians--fd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12


VIE subscriber viii sell Ms property 90
the Shenandoah river. (knOwn a. Dos
ney's sav nili.) With The land asd smpro.e-
menis attached. on reasOashls tersss The
situation pssseots every advantage for the
erection of uateF works. The surrounding
country presents every advantage IN The b.
sisess u saving. % = merrhsnt nall The
szid mill Gao cut from $40 90 1000 feet pr
day. Any persoa Disposed 60 fnvsst espasl
in such property, viii do sell 10 call oa tAs
subseritsF ,mmsdist@Iy
SAMUEL DOwNEY
Dee. Z. ts1l-tf
PersOus baving tiraber 60 sew wiH otlirs
The sabseEibsT. By ssndzz 4 % tm E.rn.
where u shall be ssvea socOrd,ng o. dHee-
i'osss, sod - speedily - possible 3 u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

HAVE for sale. = good light fgur hoss.
~ WA10N. nov - Mr. ssu,1 stri5sr',
shop.
WA HowINGTON
Tsb s. 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

John {. Wright. Esq. one Of tn
Judges Of the Supreme Court Of Ohio,
has determined to resign his scat on the
Bench, and devote himself 10 the prsc-
tice Of law IN Cincinnati. and to the
advancement ofthe Law School. which.
with others, he Is now conducting.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

Col. Crockett once haPPcnd to be
present at an exhibition OF Wild AMI
mails IN Washington City. where q
monkey seemed TO attract his particu-
lar attention, and he rather abStracied-
~ Observed that fellow had on a
pair OF spectacles, he would be Just
like Major Wright Of Ohio The
MAJOR was also present-overheard the
observation-and gently tapped him on
the shoulder, when the Colonel very
formally remarked-I II be id. Major
If | know whose pardon to ask-your' /,
or the monkeys.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

SfOAP and CANDLES takes ~ sEehasr.
- for on .Nir'FsPsrs, ~ tha oaios
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

eilE sabstrNaers isss 80 re-.s-rf
\ lfesh suTEsg - WEw GO0Dl
esery Tsrseig Gan sne ~saus1-s
q kH REFN s.sN
csmI Hn ian "a. isz-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

whole Ticket. -. Hai'e. -. Quarter. 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

The Rev. O. q. Baowx l... r..isne,I ,l,,, sin
ton Of Chief CIcrk in the General Post Ofier,
% appears by the folIosing icuer. puLii,l,ed in
the Globe. The D-itimorr Chronicle remark :
'hs, ~~ii-bced dog gill make Tor the door hen
he Pere-iSc' disposition msuif. ted TO lick him
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12
Splendid Prizes.
Grand Consolidated Lottery

No. for 1895.
To be drawn At Washington City. Tuesday.
18th February. I-35.
% No. Lottery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

.7ges--Tallcyrand is bet cen 20
and 80. Mr.. Livingston. the Duke al
Wellington, William ~, Louis PHI
lippe, Gen. Jackson, arc between six-
ty-hve and seventy. Mr.. TazcwcI,
Mr.. Clay, and Mr.. Forsyth are from
sixty To sixty-6vc. Mr.. Calhoun. Mr..
Webster, Martin Van Burcn, and Mr..
Leigh are from fifty 90 frfty-fve. Mr..
McDuihe. Gen. Haync, Gen. HaInii-
ton are from fory-five 10 fifty. Mr..
Polk is, We believe, the youngest man
at the head at n committee IN Con-
giesS. and Mr.. Wise is the youngest
member. Norfolk BeacoA-
si'sti erroe-.oeeurs in the foregoing Ts.-
Youngest nrmlsr Of the Iiou~e Of RrI~ys-,.ts-
t'e' a. Mr.. Carmichael. u Mar Land.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

~ "a Ssasfs. the I'LL for the rs-orE.niza-
ton % The General POss OHies Department
va takea up. aod he asssndmsnt oasFsd b.
NJ. Grundy. dirsetiag that All The debts Of
Ne Departnsnt rhou8 - paid oat % the
Pgbite Treasury. Vss, after q long debate. N
which several Ssastogp participated, gsi,sfsS
Ia Hsuss vss Engaged AiI dsy 10 the con
asderaiioa u private bills.