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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-07-05
AUGUSTA, June 26.

From Columbus. The following extract
of letter dated, Columbus, June 25th, is all
the information we could obtain by last eve
ning's mail.-"Yesterday party OF us, IN
company with the Governor and SUIT, went
down on board the steamer Matamora, TO
Fort Mitchell, to see the Indians that came
in the day before and surrendered them
selves prisoners ofwar. THERE'S, | think,
about seven hundred in all, men women anu
children-250 were warriors, and were
well armed and equipped. Jim Henry, with
his party was supposed to be some ten or
IA miles below, in 4 large swamp, and Gen.
Scott on one side of the river and Gen. Jes.
sup on the other in pursuit of them, and it
is thought they will have fight with them
in day or two. have no doubt myself
but the war is neary over with the Creeks.
From the augusta Sentinel.
ESCAPE OF THE HOSTILE INDIANS.
Bv the passengers in the stage from Tai
lahassc, we learn that on Sunady morning
last, between IL and l O'Clock, an attack
was made upon several families, resident
about eight miles from Brion, Baker county,
Geo. That the indians had actually mur.
dered thirteen whites, all women and chill
dren, except an old man by the name of
Jones, who was also murdered with his
lamiy. A young woman who was shot
through the breast, pretendedto be dead, by
which means she escaped. Sine states the
number Of Indians to be about 300, inclu-
ding women and children, whom they had
with them, as also many pack-horses.
They were not more than miles from
Flint river, orthe main stage road, and the
rifles ofthe Indians were distinctly heard on
the west bank ofthc Flint. The country
in that neighborhood is in great consterna.
tion--people flying in every direction for
security. The small town of Newton
is almost entirely deserted, and at Bain-
bridge, where the stage arrived at twelve
o'clock at night, the people were under arms.
The rumors of the country report two
other parties, as being OH their way to
Florida, by more westerly routes. It was
with difficulty the drivers were persuaded to
come through, and our informant thinks it
more than probable We will have no mail by
that route for some weeks.
Extract of letter to the Post master Of
Augusta, dated
COLUMBUS, June 81, 1886.
at is generally believed that the war is at
an end, so far as fighting is concerned. Jim
Heiry's party have nearly all been taken;
he has escaped himself-they are all con-
fined at Fort Mitchell. The Smiths were
all at work on my arrival, making hand cuffs
for the prisoners. 1t is believed that they
,will be sent Immediately to the west, except
the chiefs, five or six in number who will be
punished with death. They have not yet de.
termined what Course to pursue with them.
The army are all at this time in motion.
Nothing but brid dges, at this time, prevents
the mail from running through.
Many ofthe settlers in the Creek nation
have commenced working their crops again.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-07-05

After some remarks from Messrs. Ma
son, of Virginia, Miller, Spcight, and
Thomas, --.-,,--y-. 1920
Mr.. Switzerland moved the previous
question, which was seconded; and the
main question being taken, the resolution
was passed.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-07-05

In the U. s.. Senate Mr.. Whites resolution TO
repeal the famous resolution Of former session
ccnsuring the President for removing the public
deposites, was taken up on the 2sth June, and
decided in the negative; only Judge White and
Mr.. King of Georgia voting for II. ii was sup
posed the expunging resolution would be taken
up and decided before the adjournment. .rt-.a
The bill to reorganize the Post ofics Depart
ment, passed both Houses.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-07-05
GAZETTE.
TUESDAY, JULY S, 1885.

A new Post Office has been established at
Jeiffies Creek, Marion District, S. C, and Joseph
A. Jolly appointed Post Master.
The Post Office at Cool Spring, Chesterfield,
S. c., is discontinued for the present. !,
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-07-05

Two men named Burdick and Hoffman wero-
arraigned on the 23d ult. in Richmond Virginia
for mail robbery. The former was convictedsna
was sentenced to ten years Imprisonment 4
hard labor. Tho latter plead guilty and was
sentenced to one years Imprisonment and $25
fine.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-07-05
SENATE.

June 20.
The Senate concurred iii the amend
men.s Of the House to the resolution
concerning the Smithsonian institution.
=: = June q.
:. Adjournment Tleio.
The Senate proceeded to consider the
message of the President Of the United
States, returning the bill fixing day for
the annual meeting of Congress. and
for the close Of the first session Of each
Congress.
The question being on the passage of
the bill, the objections Of the President to
sthe contrary notwithstanding,
" MIR. Morris stated at length the reason.
ing which had brought him to the conclu-
sion that objections Of the President are
not sustained by the soundest cohstruc-
ton Of the Constitution.
Mr. Goidsborough took a similar view,
and expressed his dissent from the views
OF the Executive. ...-.
Z Mr.. Porter said he had voted against
he bill when it was brought forward, but
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-07-05

Private, accounts. at Baltimore, from
Washington, state, that owing to recent
movements among the Cherokees, large
force is about to be sent TO Athens, len
nessee, under command Of Inspector Gen
eral Wool. Z.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01
FInnlnA

TAs lasssi in,ailisesss fSoa GsnssaI Call
sissss IA, ~. Ar~y had crossed Ne whhls.
eepshss--that ~ Isalans hsa bsss discovered
--ssss sli DER Villasss he'd h.sa fouad d.
ssrisd-ssa shaa Ne Aray I'D assshoa 3.
vol''si-, vbusg ; SuspIy - pso,lssoas haS bsss
sresrs&
To nliiiasy szplsils ~ tAs viostas W,
isfsib,y ssu.ind - ~ ~ olssu ssys e shl
yaigy, vAsa ~ rsasvasd Dou Qaisssss 80
f.rnss . ns.I saai,.g sssssl,hiss sssss
MEXICO Avn 9KKAs.--lsss ssss..s.
fran Msniss 49, ass Ias issg ssisusaa s.s
iaissesf lasnsiea - Tsrsa ~ As Rssssrss
ifoops. $3.50 hsss bssa saaeouassilne e. e..
vsss, noessa - hisaaassaa, h. Sc s.s pru,s.,
a ieast sesaasssS. Tte lsssdisx ss-y .,
t.pss nsa -. 49, sssus,s % steui - u...y
hpstrsA. ~ ~ essr,,oi ssssrasa - ~
.sesgs wAe. is4spsaSpst e 1hsss wsrs q
ssah,s. esaA Sc ps.su,e ssael,ss psssI.
sisas ass taais spaasasT ahshssssR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01
Ns@ Ne RisA@sA4 W1ig.
TO THE WHO'S OF VIRGINIA

0S WntoS W VIRGINIA.
We are defeated in the great eonless
50 long pending, and 80 momentous.-
With the whole weight OF the Govern
meat against ne. the strenuous eyer
tons Of q, 1000 Office holders. The usa
OF 90 millions Of surplus revenue, and
last not the least. the open interfsrence
and vast popularity Of Gen. Jackson,
me result is not wonderful. II is more
wonderful that 1t Last, and 9th these
heavy odds against them, the Whi0a
should be defeated, not by the supar;oe
strength Of the Government party. but
By their own lethaFEy, apathy and in.
activity. We are defeated, simply be-
cause the wings thought Il too crest q
hardship to 80 TO The Pollsl ia vir-
gsnia ten thousand wings have nca
voted. Ia North Carolina with a eer.
tain Wing majority Of 1000, tie Co
vernment party have carried The State
ny more than 30O0i Ia PennsyIvnnia
u % now admitted BY the eandid Of our
opponents themseivea, that the Whi0e
were ss'ong enough 10 esrry the si.is
and goold have carried 4 Sat co. 49,
ing their ardor dsmpad BY the rssnIl,
OF the preliminary election n Ociobpr.
~ Rhode Islaad Il Il stated upoa slrpne
evidence, That the Van BuFea pnaiori.
~ o. 100 might have been transgormea
INTO Wing majority Of twice tbe A.
mouns BY even ordinary sxsrtioas. n
Louisiana We are defsased BY he ;nd;f.
leFones q the Freaeh Whigs. PiAeen
hundred 90 not vote in New Oslssns
Aliens, and q was fully n tha power 81
tne wings Of hat single cily 70 have
annihilaled The Yan Bugsn n.alorifv ~
600 IA he State. "
Whss shall - ssid ~ ihssa G.ets ..
hrs hey most mogiifying. aisAeav,sa.
ing, o. pFovokingS One thing 8 -.
ever mere eestsin; they are issspas.his.
ssPFosehes q he tThies win nos ser,lI
ne opporta9iiy, nor lameai,sio,.
ehange that which Il past ana oves-.-.
u = weakness 70 Fepins, folly - uphv.;S
and beseness "a dsspaig.
IL i ineumbeni on ne WI, -,
= reflect now upon their posilios. ~
70 shaPe sog themselves = couyss a. ~.
sion iol Tie future. What shsll 4 -
seal they disband us . psEsv. sn1 81.
seass saey hsye bees dsfsaisd yield
~ iheis sEisienss ssa psrty9 o. shsil
sney eoalinos oFganized and ready Coz
srf.oa 81 ths future eziesncies, intssasl
ene henag oftheig eogntry may rsaaire,
We fsise eng goico for ne lsst csurss
he pvsaespkss 81 lbe yVhies nre a.
lIus principles q ne Coasiiiusioa.--
Ihey ere ~ strict adhersacs 40 The
Coasiiiuiioa--los . plata nnd kueal 20
ssraneBt--fos coneninR tks $3.50
a9saey asd aii iis ofiesps q ihelr -.
nadsais ED lesai duiias--assiasi "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

in England- And &c you have bses
pleased to sxPr~ss the hope that I would
return 10 America usserially chapgsE
N many Of my visws and principIes,
! have only 10 say Ia reply. tAsl, "a
profound = my sense % the fsiss, esh-
male you put on every thing nsfiosal.
as between us aud you. my visit %
England has opened a nev source ol
devotion, in gratitude 10 God. that be
permitted your ancesies 10 psrsecvts
ours cut Of Il. So little impression o.
The kind you expect has all that have
been forced TO hearin England against
my country and my brethren produced
that when ] return Tn embrace again
those beloved men. shall revere then
more, a. I measure them by all I hav,
known elsewhere; and when INV wea
~ feet touch that sacred land. I shall
rejoice in the very dust and store,
thereof" n moro precious than the
pearls Of ell lands besidei
IL l may not call you my fellow
christian without offence, I can at Ieas
sign myself your fellow-sinner.
r. J. BRECKENRIDGE.
Paris, Auc. %. 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01
DEATH OF JOHN r. BROWN.

nea tAs PsssvsSsyR lnislifrsaes,. Ma %.
q with feslings OF the deepes, sorrov
tnnt No announce 20 our readers the mei.n-
eholy feet Of The death Of this hIxhiv tal.,a..,
justly distinguished and most amisble rnp,ie.
man' letter received here from nellfora
states that this distressing event occurred =.
.ne Soth Inst. Ma. Brown had long been Ia
BORING under most violent attack. which had
20 tar reduced him as 20 leave his frisnd.
scarcely q faint hope Of his recovery. We
were therefore, IN some degree, prepared FOR
NE evsat, bat tbs blow, novsrtheies.. has
I.iisn wa stunning violeaee 90 cur eoeamu-
my. HctsFsouFg has lost Representative Ia
Wnoss sPssDdid talents che fslt an honorabie
pssos-.Rgtaia has been deprived OF one Of
Nc, brightest oFnamsats, the Unson Of an en-
lishteasd, upright, eoascientioua st..ssr.n
~ mo Legislature Of hls native STATE Ia IA
attained proud eninenee. and xou An iaf,,-
enes seldom, h ever before, accorded 40 -.
Of his years. Twas the need Of rsuius ~
virus; the homage paid 10 talent sxerted un-
Ger TIE warm impulses Of expanded nate;os-
lsm, and % noble diainserUssedna., I: 40 a.
iightsned visws OF the character Of our re-
pooi'cah institutions. 20 q pure devotion 10 tAe
PrinetPses Of Constitutional liberty. and 10 =
PsNaso character without spot or bIen.l.h.
Fsn and fearless m HE poli,ieai opinions.
snsen win poves Of sloqneace seldom aus.
passed. with mind enriched By much read-
~ ana varied Informaiioa, and dios,DlinoA ~
.soor,ous and uarenliting study younx. and
tnougn modest, fall Of generous nsnhiason 4.
seemed destined 70 attain, ~ he wa eninena-
y qualified for, tho highest polttiea, AIssIrr.
ton An lRseFutabIo RrovIdeDcs has ao.r.-A
otherWise, and cut hin OF IN he vorv eo,~.-
Of bis youth aDd usefulness.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

sns 49, sss>sSeooa received them
s's = snesr hands. The
go $50; swsIied 2pon,
e - essAsosds 81 u ing
- 49, n:n yorssr. perhaps.
- - peces n4of We hsss tssn
- Ps,ueussr q oescub'ng this ceSe-
10y. oees9se 70 o.,--and We have
no soeot 20 Al osner Protestants.--it 10
ooe eseoesss:d vim me deepest and
"osx Psaniu. interest. -
Inc seenncs vss vcanntssy. 1.-The
ogees :0eSos ~ u wss stssasl happi-
ness tne cares and missFiss. and
w'ekednsss o. the world shey resigned,
were al 100 young and innocent 20
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

pueiis msstiag q Ne sitissns 81 ne sova q
HssshessrE. We lJoAa Bsuos ~ he chsir. sd
=. A. Tidssii sesrstssy.) YES held - he IO.A
'Hss. ''for ne parpsss q stopsIag ssissbls ssu-
'sEs' 70 psS@ots Ne prosperity q ne tova 81
adjseens soaaisy." Rssoisaioas wsss prsssn,sd
sy WA l. Cart, 80 seopssd. FssossmesIls.
'i'-s 1esaosisi - Vrsssa,pd - ~ Lssisiataru
= 'ts sSEt ssssisa. "a fssor % sosi.raiular q.
siseus Vailsy Rcd fro@ wlusAssaerso Iss-rsss..
euss. Ne ssssaias bsiists ~ 80 portisa 4
re sarvsss Fsves@s rsosivrd y yirsiais sAssia
10 ssPs@ssd 10 soshs - iassvuss lapro,.-.sas
sd ~ sess@nsadsS 49, - .ssh ~ Il, e. 1.
asses-ssy, - - spsr, e. lAs plrposs sou.---
pisasd h tksiv n-sarisi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

lDsssrs.sa.x skivsrsss 81 ~. .rIlars.
IA. -, - -, -
~ s''sssPse<s soesa 80 Esv-
tsss - tost en Pa Reehawpy beach. shosz
ave ~ fom a. I<ss-~ - -. -
s0tk - sas we s~sns-. a.. -. 80
strsy sssr4xs ps.ssssvs psri.1.ss. no, o..
escaped, describe ne iansss.bls e.t,ssr,oh.
IN ssrns almost 40 sAeskiss 70 record. Mo-
her. eaIi,nr 10 shs,~ .A,l,-.. 80 ,--.s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

CkayEsssO~ Red Road.-The chsrte,
Of the magnificent project OF . Rail
hoad from Charleston 70 Cincinnati m.
oeen seeured--foug millions OF dolIar.
having been subscribed, Of which up-
wards Of three millions were taken bv
South Caroliha slone--an evidence -
her Patrictism and public spiris. sufi-
Gent 70 outweigh all the sins Of NuII;.
aeation, thopgh they had been ersster
than they really were. The Kuoxvills
Register Informs us that, Al the meet
ing OF the Commissioner Ia that place
zoe The purpose Of asesFtaininS tho 4.
mount Of stock subscribed, Il was fooad
that there was q deficiency o. 9OoO
shares. 70 secure the charter, and shss
The whole amount was INSTANTLY taken
BY Cot. Wsde Hsmptoo, II. Of South
Csrolina.--L Lyaehbsirg Pasissaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01
RfcnMnnn ~ In

RICHMOND, Nov. IS.
The second argument in the Court
OF Appeals, oD the Randolph'WilI case
commenced on Tuesday last. II viii
be remembered, that the General Court
admitted 70 pr0bat in Jaly last the vilI
Of 1871, and The several eodieils. bear.
ing date IN ls2ii, le2S, and 1891. The
parties opposing the application for
probai took an appeal, aad The areu-
meat = noe in progress. Me-. Cook
epeaea Zoe The appellant. Eohson. on
Taeeday, oeeupying that day and lhs
Rezi, IN citing the various portions q
issiimOuy eontaiasd IN the two records
commencing bis argumeagoa Thurs-
day, end closing on Friday. Mr. c.
aFgussent was designed 10 shoa satire
intestaey, By citing proof a TIE eonlin-
ued ezssieBce % maniacai daisslons Il
the mind q ths gestafor frosa 4 date
aeieTior 70 The will. down 10 his death.
Dir. samuel Tay lor. counsel eog a.
appellee. Mead. TRUSTEES Coz tl,s slsy,s
nnder The viii q "a followed AZ.
Cook ca Saturday. asd eoniiousd 81
.Fgument yesterday. MeasIs. sisaagA
tohnsoa, Roberisoa, and Wsiter Ioses
sse yet 70 Be heard.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01


AAssAcHUsErrs>--ThsWh ig El.sssssl
Flskss b qAssse ~ sssss s>sa 1900 usss<ssy.
- - osvsrsss - kisss esvwsss y
sszsiy - n.s5.
HEwJEnsEY.-vbk Ne x,ssssssl vsss
p shh sssss. Ne whyys easlsd thsir vssss
uekst ~ csegrss-ssvss nsnbsrs-snea<
thsa. wa- chssveod, Esq-, Who h elected
Toe Tho sppsosehisg term, n shs place q N.
pieksrssn. ehssss 0svsssos.
kENrucKr--rhs n.jesisy ses uarisss
VA be shout 1000.
cEoR0iA--Ths WIKI s,skss he ssee,.d-
ID IN Georgia By upwards Of 1000 majority.
viRGiNiA--Ths oaseisi returss have no,
yss been published. The Ricknosd Esouir,r
contains rssurns oiieIsi - ssporssd, iron IN
tAs eosssiss In he s,sss bal ees, which make
ths Van Burea majority 1000.
McHiGAN.-ls Msebigas, shs va puss.
k'sssessi iekss hes ssssssdsd By lsrss No.
jorig- TSs DssrsA Pre- rsss iusinssss sAss
froa ne se@pssxios Of ~ Lsyisisssss s,ses,
10 b deemed probable thai ne vess o. de co.-
vsasioa rejecting NE law of cessrsss for the
sdnissisa % thss stats Into ne Upios, win
Be innsdisisly rseoasidersd, and he ssrns Of
tho law sequiesosd Ia. Thh win deubsIsss b
done IN tine 10 allow ths st.se 10 give hsr
voss uPoa ne Presidential question. which
>sss Be By ths arss Wednesday In psesnbsr.
NORTH cARoLINA.-rhs Raleigh Star of
the sab Isst gives tAs returns from eli IN.
sOsasiss In The State bus sssea- The vose sov
ssands.
VISA Borea. ssm,
Wig. fs.sty
sIsi
otHo.-Ths Colunbas State yoaraai hs,aw.
Ne the Official report Of the ei-s,ioa In oAlo Tor
frsadsst. The vote stssds-
Harrison. ,oxox.
ysa Burrn, "a go
Majority fos Hsrvisoa s.7o
Fhsve we're eoa, sss votes t,kea--ths irr.u
poii ever i.ksa h ne ss.,e.
hIssoURI.-Tbe rs,uras iaAisas. si.., Va.
barea has carried The sssss By ., least 5000 ma
jori,y.
TENNEssEE.--Rory-s.-sn .oaa,is. Civ.
the following sssrsss,e..
white. N aaa
Ia Bureu, Rl'sOS
s.ots.
INDiANA.-Ths n,jority fo- Geo. Hsr,,o.
is upwards q 10000.
LOUISIANA, il Is reported. has given q
majority Zoe Van Buren,.
The sseounss from Alabama. Afis,i.sippi,
'i''ne's' Arkansas, and Louisiana, ere TO
vague 10 justify any sOoelusIoa a. TO The r,,ul,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

CHAsnAs JsHSsoH, Esq, uhdss aulhosi,y
o. ne Lsss'lasuFs Of Virginia. b now engaged
70 diSesting and revising The srlmIaaI sa.lu,.
laws q The cOmAsawealth.--.als Gs..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

- Wv AVAAi NOV ~
Cspfl.Ds effks Tsx.a sraoonsvs A..
sHs az lnvsaeibis.--The two schooa.
eFs, BFutus snd Iaviaeibls, lately h
the hasboF have fallen . prev - An
sneHPeetee enemy. WaFraals were
.ssued ca Saturday fos their sssEaFs.
oy Judge Irving. nadsg ere provisio.,
q iisis 3. ehuPter 9. part "a q the
hssised biatetes. The ofEeers ana
eEsw aFs - The cusiody % Wm. HI
yer, TIE sheriff q ne city aad ooussy.
fErpyos.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

a ncsle1 W gsaeeEss thsG ~ RIssaeat
sh.ca ese1pes esllf - ssS4ek 81 g. ,fsrIe.
erel kegsi TEE was a. oaIy rasssn4.r 90
isea ~ asuaA esAase VIA An.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

ssasiSsisi Ei'ssisa---Hsysits MeMalIin has
been elected 10 The Senate Of virginia, from
he counties Of wssAingioa. Russell, Scott,
and Lee. 70 supply The vacancy Oeca.GOOsd by
Col KsiIssS rsslgnaIion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01
TRIBUTE or RESPECT TO JOHN n.
COOKE, ESQ.

COOkE, ESQ.
A. meeting of ths Members q he Jsasr.
500 Bar. held st he coast-ssoase Of s.id
county, On Saturday the 2s,h Instant. Hrr,v
Braar. Esq presiding. and n. r. Baowr and
Wn- Lveas, Esqrs, acting % secresari.s-
tho Following resolutieas were adopted.
On motion,
ksssissd. That The members Of tho Mar h.,.
ssrned win sincere regret the purpose on
.ner iriend and professional brother. John
u COOKE, ESQ, 20 remove from anopr ..
Toe ne purpose Of prosecuting his pruf.s,iop
IN neighboring city.
1sseivsd, That his profe.sionaI d.portu.n,
~ an Times courteous and ilberal-hi, hirh
moral worth, his pure and ehivslric feelinrs
with his superior legal attainmsn,s. suIncoiI,
e"1ie him 70 this public tribute NJ our hand.
ksssissd, That our beat wi.hss for ~ -
,esa'ooei success and general prosperity s,iepd
nun, wherever he may go-and that We .h.II
cherish, With unmingled pleasure, ths recoi.
ieetson o. his many virtues.
Received, That these procsesi,r. n. ,.h,;.h
Cd IN ne Chsrlestown Free Press.
HENRY BERRY, ck.irns..
y wn T. I s..... ss~...,i...
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

kr. AlPhonso Psgeos presented his
efedentials 10 The Secretary Of State on
Saturday last, and wac received AZ
ChaSge dA6aiFs Of Ills Majesty the
kihg q the French neas Ibis Govern
Hent.--f Gio6s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

"kigures sever lie."-- GioBs.
Ihsi may BE- iFue, bot the ed;,ar 81
ne 6lobe l'ss u hgarss. sad 6gurcs g.
lying,--Pysatiss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01
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