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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

Trade qfhe Cdnai.-Since the open.
ing Of the Canal on the 18th ultimo
the trade has been constant and regular
no interruption of any moment having
taken place by breaches or otherwise
We have been politely furnished with
the annexed statement exhibiting the
trade TO and from this place, since thai
time, exclusive Of the trade passing this
place up and down.
Deseending.-l2 boats, bearing 235e
barrels flour, 43OO5 lbs. bacon, 33C
bushels wheat, ZIG bushels corn, ~ ton,
castings and wrought iron, "a barrels
whiskey, 1860 lbs. leather, 6 tons o.
furniture, l6 bushels timothy seed, l72C
lbs. wool.
.Aseending.-5 arrivals with 1900
bushels salt, and 10 tons groceries and
dry goods.-WiHiamsport Banner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22

stakes being won by the former with
scarcely an effort.
-Time-lst heat. 3n. 57s.-2d heat
3m. Sis.
SECOND DAV.
Yesterday. the attendance on the
course was still more numerous, and
the race, particularly the LIST heat, high
ly interesting. Bets before starting
were Tree at two TO one, and OCCASION
ally four to one, on Nancy Blunt against
the field. The knowing ones were
right, and many lucky dog as he fold
ed the fodder in his wallet after the
race was over, mentally whistled, If he
did not audibiy:
"Nancy wilt thou gang wi me,'
The following were the entries:
George Cood~ynns chg Isham Pickett
by Arab, dam Shawnee, yenrs old, 2 2
o. p. Harss Nancy Blunt, by Sir Archy,
dam Alfred, years old, I
Stephen G.. Weiss ch. r. Betsy Minxe.
by Timolcon. dam Wasp, } years old, J ,
Richard AdamsS ch h. John Minor, by
Tonson, dam Independence, S years old 4dr.
Timc-is heat, I'm. 5ts; 2j, won with ease.
Petersburg Constellation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22
NEW MARRET RAcrs

The Races over this -honored"
course commenced on Tuesday the 18th
inst. The attendance although not very
numerous, was Of the most gratifying
character numbering among !, high.
ly respectable portion Of the wealth,
character, and Tuh-loving celebrity, Of
the adjacent counties. The sport Of
the day, we regret 10 say, was not quite
so pleasing a. the sight Of the eongTe-
gated spectators who came 10 witness
Il; out Of the four entries, only two
coming 10 the starring Post-Dr. Goed-
wynn's chestnut ooltby Marion, dam by
Chance, VIM. r. Johnson's bay FLY
BY SIR Charles, out Of Stars dam-lhs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22

Can this be true The Marion CAL
abama) newspaper states that the edi.
tor has seen letter from a highly re-
spectacle gentleman Of Tennessee.
communicating the fact, tina, a daring
attempt bad been made % liberate Muir,
rel from the State Penitentiary. The
letter says that four o. five hundred
strangers gradually. and seemingly
without concert, appeared in Nashville.
but that the influx was SO great AZ 10
excite suspicious, and, eventually. pub.
hc opinion settled down into the belief
that they were conlederates Of Murrel.
which suspicion was soon confirmed
by an unsuccessful attempt at his libe.
ration. The letter states that about
100 were under arrest, and undergoing
tnal Tor their participations in the mat.
ter and that a number had already
been sentenced for various periods 70
the Penitentiary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22

we were not little amused d,v
or TWO SINCE IN witnessing a cavalcads
oil carts and wheelbarrows. of some
'hing under mile in length. paradin,
our streets-all apparently Just turned
out from the wheelrigh,'s. On enou,.
~. we were informed that they w..
intended for the service Of rail ro,J
shortly to be constructed acros, The H.
land of Cuba. II seems. tina, Nc A..
TO furnish the facilities Tor tia. lnyur,.
Gus mode OF conveyance to our south.
ern neighbors. as we have hcfc.,l,,o
done towards their steam navigation
" \ Ngy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22

The Convention OF the Tom. 80 os
Michigan. assembled in June f,., f,r
the purpose OF forming a conrtr.,,,,
PREDATORY TO MS application Tor aJ,.,..
SION into the Union. have published 4,
Appeal to the people of the United
States, IN relation to the HounJlry
Question between Michigan and Oh,o
Appended TO the appeal are all the i'm.
portant documents connected with IN,
important question. the whole makin,
pamphlet of one hundred and seventh
pages.-BaH. I'm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22
FROM THE DRAGONS.

The detachment, under comm and of
Colonel Dodge, has returned to the
regimental head quarters, Fort Leaven-
worth, in good health.
The companies under command OF
Major Mason, reached their quarters
near Fort Gibson, on the 9Th uit. after
an absence Of four months. The OIL
GERS and men in good health; the hor.
ses were thin, but not more 80 than
might be expected after their exposure
IN the prairies to the sun and flies.
.army and Nary Chronicle.
Extract of letter from Major r. B.
Mason, Of the Dragons. 10 gentle.
man IN Warrington, dated Ga Septem-
Der. 1895.
Eve lived on Buffalo meat princi.
pally. | killed some fec, as did also
bear, deer, and turkeys; but caught nc
Wild horses.
THE sports Of the chase enjoyed
you may know; and assure you often
wished for you to witness the immense
number Of buffalo that were often in full
view of the camp. from within few
hundred yards to almost as far as the
eye could reach.
IL saw one Of our Usage hunters ride
up at full speed alongside OF large buff
falo COW, and kill her with a single ar.
row. IL was shot entirely through her
1t went in on the right and passed ou,
on the left side, and was lost in the
prairie, breaking a rib in its passage.
l saw another Of the Osages kill large
COW with single arrow. He shot il
into her, up to within few inches (say
two or three) Of the feathered end; he
caught hold OF it, pulled it out, and
shot II into her AGAR, when she imme.
diately fell. This Of course was at full
speed. These feats I witnessed with
my own eyes"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22
TIE DANvILLE RACES.

First day Sweepstakes for colts and
FLIES, entrance $50, six entries, four
started, VIZ:
Leonard Phelpss &C. by Medley, I I
VIM. S. iiayness &. f. by Washington I !
John s. Hurts s. c. Red Wasp, by
Shakespeare, 9
VIM. McCaryos b. c. BardoiDh. by Sir
Charles, Obi.
(track heavy.) =,
Time--iH heat, On. 7s.--aJ heat, On. 35s
2nd day.-Sweepstake. Purse $500
mile heats.
Pasehal Beufords 8 {. Jinney Hunter,
by Shakespeare, {:
VIM. McCargos b. c. Childcrs, by
Charles. I
Leonard PhelP,'s bl. T. by Arab, } 6
crack still heavy but improving.)
Time--lst heat 2m.--2d heat In. 5ss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22

HHofAsy boundary W~.-By the
New Hampshire Statesmen. We learn
that the Canadian government have
intimsted their intention Of taking pos
session OF the Indian Stream Teyrifoyy.
on the northern confines Of New
Hampshire, though that tract has been
under the jurisdiction Of that State Tor
- years, and was agreed to be len ~
until the Msdawasca question is adjust
ed. Much ill-blood and excitement
exist. The inhabitants have rebeIled
against New Hampshire and the British
authorities sustain them in Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22
A TRUE PORTRAIT

The editor Of the Richmond VI
says, a country contemporary ask. I'd
the editor Of the Wing suppose
tingency in which he would sun.
Martin Van Buren," The edit
the Wing in reply gives the follcu.
correct portrait ofthc Magician:
We have never set our wits t,v
on the spec ulation, but our impul-
that no such contingency caa or /,
possibly occur. We believe Liu
point of aPacity, a clever election.
and nothing more-in point of hus.
ty. completely after DIR. SutherIa-
rule, "a man of principle in proper.
to ms interest in point of R,l.-
canism, an Aristocrat at heart. as, r,
Tor popularity. the external form.
virtue he has not--in point of Suu,ar
interests, opposed To them at esq,
point. but yet affecting as grea,ast
OF zeal as may not compromisc b.
with the North.
In our sincere belief. he Is selfish
blooded. intriguing, sinister and hi,l
without true ability, warm hear
patriotism or personal maenan,frt,, r.
Were we To- throw the reins on The
OF fancy. We believe We can sun
nor imagine no contingency in
We would support such a man a, E..
dent ot the United States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22

increasing its demands upon every new
triumph. One by one. the privileged
orders, the Aristocracy end the Church
will fall, when. deprived of its props.
the throne itself will share the same
fate-not however without another
great and bloody struggle.
Rich. Whig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22

Henry F.. WATKINS. Esq. Senator
from the district of Prince Edward
Charlotte. Lunenburg and Nottoway,
having resigned his seat. the Governor
has directed the elections TO ill the va
cancy, TO be held on the several court
days of November next ID.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22
THIRD DAY.

The Proprietors Purse $500, three
mile heats, was won by Mr.. Goldman
kamPsedeH, in three heats. Gen. Hun
ters Captain took the first heat. The
race altogether was the hardest contest
ed, from first to last, that has be IN wit
messed for long time. II was won by
length only at last, and the interest
was kept up to the last jump.
MIR. Pryor won the Foot Race.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22

.Ntw Munster TO Spain, S.o.-The
New York Journal OF Commerce fur
nishes the following news from Wash
ington, dated the 18th instant, men
lions that Major EAToS will be appoint
ed Minister to Spain, if he desires it;
and, that if he does not, that Mr.. Gro.
NJ. DALLAS will have the appointment.
The letter adds: with regard to the
French Indemnity. | believe (entre
nous that the difficulty will not be set
tied by General Jackson's adminis,ra a.
ton. The question must be left open
to kill old White by attacking his vote
IN reference to the three million appro.
pria.ion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22
ALEXANDRIA OCT. "a.

We arc informed that II is fact that
a wealthy foreigner has lefl a legacy of
eaOO.OO0 sterling to the City Of W ash
ington. for the purpose of establishing
n National Univcrsity-that the execu-
tors OF the deceased have written TO
the President on the subicct-and that
probably the matter will be referred TO
by the President in his message TO
Congress at the opening of the next
session. 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22
FOURTH DAY.

The Race OF Yesterday, mile heats,
for the Jockey Club purse Of $1,000
was won by the Star colt Enciero, in
two heats, beating Joshua and Drone.-
Ohio did not start. The Ace of Dia-
monds broke down in the second mile,
and was stopped.
Time-lst heat, s min. 6 sec.
2d heat, S min. Is sec.
The track was heavy from recent
rain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22

The movements in Texas indicate an
early declaration ofen,irc independence
Of the Government OF Mexico. II is
thought that thousands, brave men
and true, will flock to the new standard,
whenever IL shall be raised-I 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22

The Legacy.-We understand that it
would be more accurate TO say. that
the English legacy of G200, 600 was
bcqueathed Ito the United States. for
the purpose Of establishing an Univer-
sity at the seat of Government for the
promotion of the arts and sciences. -
The money, we are informed is in the
hands OF the Lord Chancellor of Eng
land, ready to be paid over, conforma-
bly, TO the will, which fact he has
communicated to our Government, with
a copy of the will.-.Nat. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22


Emigration TO ne Wesi.-We have
80 often mentioned this subject, that
we would look on in silence now. if il
did not almost exceed belief. The mo
vers" may find some room, perhaps, in
the wide and "lar west" but where
upon earth do they all come FROM II
would seem that the whole East and
North had broke loose upon us and
were pouring IN almost as numerous az
the northern hordes that overwhelmed
ancient Rome. Certainly, the great
ihoroughfare which is now constructing
through this place, is well denominated
"the National Road" il might be APP
propndtely tailed even now, the Road
Of Nations, for we have samples Of mos,
Of them upon II. A gentleman Of this
place informs US that he counted in one
day this week. sirfy-ihres moving wag.
ons crossing the ford below town. The
average number would probably be two
thirds Of that.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22

".f Soldiers Unclaimed DcDo,iE. -
The editor OF the WincheSter Rerub.
lican, in publishing our notice OF the
late Gen. Pixies Deposite. add, much
TO the interest Of the incident. hv .ay.
ing the letter TO which we only REFER.
ed, as follows m .7dr.
FROM IA, U1nehss,r va Republican
We subloin the letter alluded 20 +,
the foregoing. IL was the last ever
written by Gen. Pike. IL was han!el
to his Aid, Major Frazer, on the even.
ing previous To his fall, with this dire.
ton: Should | fall and YOU survive
hand this yourself 10 Mrs. Pike" TIL
hero's wife has followed him 20 a.,
grave, but pcrchancc the hero's won't.
iul and widowed daughter may ~
grace the National Mansion with be-
presence. The people seem to be n,.
ing en- masse for her brave old hthe-
in-law.-Ed. Wn. Req.
My dear Clara: We arc now stand.
ing on and off the harbor of Yo,,
which we shalt attack at day lgh, a,
the morning; | shall dedicate the,e
last moments to you, my love. and o.
morrow throw all other ideas bu, r.
country TO the winds. As vet know
not II Gen. Dearborn lands: he has ac,.
ed honorably so far, and feel gre,.
gratitude To the old gentleman. nv
sword and pen shall both be cxerci,ej
to do him honor. | have no new IN.
junction. no new charge To give yoe
nor one new idea to Communicate, s..
VIC love to commune with those ".
love, more especially when we con.
ceive IT may be the last time IN ,b.,
world. Should fall defend nv mer-
~; and only believe had | lived I.
would have aspired TO deeds WORTH t
your husband. Remember me VA.
fathers Iowa fathers care. - ---
dear daughter, and believe me {. q,
with the warmeSt sentiments of &.
and friendship. your
MONTGOMERY 90.
IL appears this was the signature the Cs-I
eral used when addressing his wife: tu d,
recollected that his name was "ZebuIcn Nj,
| gomery Pike"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22

FIEscHi.-The New York Star SAYS
" A friend who arrived IN the Sully, fe.
la,es some curious particulars Of Fiescbi
Tie asked the hhysicisns Who we're %
careful IN dressing his head why 20
careful Of curing this wound the head
% yours, and you will take u of IN a
few weeks. When they bled him
largely, under the apprehension 81
an Inflammation Of the brain, be said
Spare a few drops Tor the executioner.
pray you Penn. Ing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22
BALTIMORE, OCT. 20.
CENTRAL COURSE RACES.

For the great Sweepstake, $1,000,
entrance three mi9e heats. three sub
serIbers, but two started, viz: Mr..
John =. DoTscy's b. c. Mazeppa, by
lIOispur. and Col. w. r. Johnson
81. b. Shark. by Eclipse-won by the
former IN two heats. Time 5m. 66s.
GIN. b.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22

The Hon. Henry Clay. and Col.
Thorn as IL. Benton, married sisters
Miss Harts Of Kentucky. Between
the families Of these two statesmen
the utmost cordiality and kind feel
ing exist Probably, no two families
ever were more aHeoiionaicly attached.
and q - 20 preserve this harmony m
the domestic circles, that Mcssrs. CLAY
and Benton never allude to each other
"a debate. Between Mr. Clay and Mr..
Benton, no good feeling exists. MIR.
Clay was the author Of Mr.. Benton s
early political fortunes and has lived
long enough 90 witness nothing but IN
gratitude ~ return for all his early
kindnesses and fayorg.
BTagOr Con-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22
THE TURF.
From The National Iai,itssnesr.
NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB RACES,
EMI Mrrrton 1919

FAIL NETTING, 1896.
The first days race Of thi, meeting
came off yesterday, and was such as 10
give great pleasure to all who enjoy the
sports OF the turf. The weather was
very fine, the attendance unusually
large for first day, and the race one of
the prettiest that has ever been run
over this course. II was sweepstakes
for three year old colts, two mile heats.
Six horses entered for the sweepstakes,
but only the four named below answer
cd the call of the bugle. They came
out in the two heats rs follows:
Mr.. Gantts s. c. Experiment, By Jack
Downing, I
Mr.. Garrison, c. (. Polly st,sn, by Ii
MIR: Thomp'on's b. c. Rspusiiean, by
/ Velocity, ]
MIR. divers br. c. By Macedonian, 4 4
Time 3.55, and minutes.
The time was very good, considering
the warmth of the day. The race was
very closely run, from the beginning OF
the first 10 the end Of the second heat,
and during part Of the latter, the three
leading horses were, 20 the eyes OF
the spectator, exactly abreast.
We have said that the attendance
was unusually large. We are told tina,
there are more strangers in the CITY al
present-drawn hither by the races and
other causes-than have ever assem-
bled here before. except during the
session Of Congress, or at an Inaugural
ton.
To-day there will be two races. the
first for the Washington Plate Of $500
the second a sweepstakes for three
year olds, 500 entrance.
The following entries have been
made: all the horses are on the ground:
FirH Race, for the Plate.
]. MIR Thompson's C. c. Ors=abo, years old
by Monsieur Tonson.
2 Mr. Charles Tayloe's b. 4. Harriet HsaiI
years old, by Tonson.
Second Raes--The Sweepstakes.
!. Gov. Sprigg's b. f. .7iaiauia, by Industry
2 MIR. Brightwel's :. {. Queen Of Clubs, b,
Eclipse.
= B. Mr.. KendalI's h. r. by imported Appari
ton.
=. DIR. Duval's b. c. by Industry.
>. Mr.. Boyces br. (. by Appariiion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22

State If Printing n PorfHQal.-In
Lisbon there are only two printing off,
Gee; the one publishes a weekly news
paper and employs four composiiors
and two pressmen--the other prints q
semi-weekiy paper, and employs si1
eomPosilors and two pressmen. In
Oporto, there are three printing estab.
lishments upon a similar scale, one Of
which Is supported by the English mer-
chants, and the work executed on il Is
chiefly IN the English language. The
types are Of very inferior description,
and The press is an extremely rude and
ineiheient machine--lhe impression be-
ing impaired from the types TO the pa
per BY The weight Of : large stone.
which is raised and lowered by rope
and Pelley attached 10 the ceiling.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22
FOOT RAcE-

Immediately after the race Of to dav,
for the Projectors Purse, there will be
a FooT RACE, Of 100 yards, for 900 a
side, between Mr.. Pryor Of Alabama,
and Mr.. Polly Of Georgetown. ID. c.
Neither Of the competitors has ever
been beaten. Mr.. Pryor last week on
the Tree Hill course. beat the celebra-
ted Perrc,t 100 yards. $1,000 side.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22
SECOND DAY.

The Races the 18th were excellent
and interesting; the weather fine and a
full field.
The first race. for the Washington
Plate, was won in two heats BY Mr..
Ihompson's colt; ? miles each. Time,
$50 and 3.55.
The sweepstakes was won by Mr..
Boyce's Rebeeea Coleman, in two heats.
Time, $50 and 3.53.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22

maryland Hhig CeIe5raiioa.-At a
meeting OF the Conventions Of Free
and Independent Voters, held in Bal
iimore on the 18th instant, il was re-
solved, that there be State Celebration
at baltimore, on Wednesday the 2-th
instant, lin honor Of the triumph achiev-
ed at the late elections, by the Anti
Van Buren, voters Of Maryland" and
those voters throughout the State were
invited by resolution TO attend tho Gel
bration.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22
From the .Mbsouri Monitor.
PROGRESS OF STEAM


NUMBER q is the highest power
known IN the Pharmacopeia Of common
Steam Doctors. II is said that a don
BILE dose of that will unscrew a negro :
navel! But Doctor Rucker went to
number ID in Baltimore. II is sup
posed he thought the case being des-
Perate one required desperate rene
dy. The brotherhood mistook the con-
dition of the patient however. The
nervous system had become so highly
excited by the old fashioned liberty fe-
ver, (such as our fathers had about the
time of the taking Of CORVALLIS as TO
communicate degree OF irritation TO
the stom ach. whereby it threw up. not
only the last dose, but along with it
several nostrums previously admins
tered. The patient is rapidly conva-
lescing. aud will entirely recover from
the quackery against November twelve
months. ANTI-RUCKER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22

Rail Roads and Canak m P,Aas,
ma and Ohio.-The cross-cut cana.
pennsylvania and OHIO. which By.
unite the Ohio River and Lake -.
about - miles IN length-cost ~
a mile. Stock subscribed $3.50 O0o
About % miles are under contra,
idea may be formed Of the eSter
which internal improvements b
reached IN Indiana, OHIO and Pen
wanna, when we mention that the
already either completed or constr
]. The Ohio Canal from Clc
70 Portsmouth.
:. The Cross-canal-cons'ru,
3. The Mad River and Ial .
rail-road--cOnstructing.
:. The Wabash and Enc canal
stuicting.
.. The Sandy River and Bea,
nal, Penn.-do.
u. The extension at the Penn
ma canal from Nca Castle o. /.
Ene-pryeotcd-. " y. Ere. ST.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22

The Merit Speaker.-The Boston Cou-
r'er says,-"We respectfully recon-
mend to the Administration party in
Congress, as their candidate for Speak.
or, Hls Excellency John QuincyAdams.
They may rely on his constancy for a
day, at least. IL elected he will not
dodQe tie char"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22

CecG says, II - better thai
weller meet a surly, impairment D.
20 direct him in his way. than
his way. A merchant sailing o.
Of gam will take a hint from any q
a minister should CONSIDER how
more easily a weak man can ~
wise man. than a wise man can
himself. Dr.. Manton no douh,
be had preached well. and as
h'm, before the Lord Mayor.
felt himself rcproved and ins
when . poor man pulled ban
sleeve, and told him b. bad un
nothing Of his sermon Apsfr
wise man, when b. altered 'f
m his picture on the hint u ~
bier. The oobblsr IN his place -
be heard"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22

Col. Crockett it Is said is abou, 10 re-
side IN Texas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22

IL appears this was the signature the Cs-
eral used when addressing his wife. turt.
recollected that his name was "ZebuIcn NJ,
gomery Pike"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-22

Intelligence from Constanlinoplc 70
the 10th Aug. states that the plague
was making fearful ravages, in that CT
". The last intelligence brought TO
the Porte from Albania was, that the
vanguard Of the army of Roumiely Val
essy bad been routed. with the loss Of
three thousand men on attempting to
cross the river Matt. Scutan ~ still
lleiding out, although We had a report
ssms days ago that !, bad yielded