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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-26

cannot find that here or elsewhere in Bur-
man the Catholics have made any efforts to
gain converts to the Christian faith, and,
though half century has elapsed since the
arrival of the first missionaries, they have
never given their people any portion of the
scriptures in their vernacuIar. The service
IS In Latin, Of course; but such as preach,
DO so in Burman. These Catholics live and
dress just as other Burmans, and are only
TO be distinguished from them by their deep
er poverty, and greater immortality.
ITO be continued I
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BLESSING AND CURSTNG.

There cannot he found more striking or
melancholy illustration Of the sentiment,
"out of the same mouth proceedeth blessing
and cursing," than is presented by the rela-
ton Of Christians to pagan nations
American Christians are sending the gospel
into Persia. This is the blessing. But
read the language Of a gentleman now res
ident in that country. "Our missionary
brethren, who have just arrived, were pre-
coded but one week by caravan bearing.
among other poisons of the same kind,
EIGHTEEN BARRELS OF New ENGLAND RUM
Again. American Christian enterprise
nighted kingdom Of Siam. But our COM
there that terrific agent of misery and death.
opium Ore of our missionaries writes
"Opium holds its victims BY much 6rmer
grasp than even alcohol, and more rapidly
prostrates their energies both of body and
mind. Our own countrymen are deeply
implicated in the crime of the introduction
of this article here" And this, let it be re-
membered, in defiance of the laws of the
county.
Yet again. The gospel has been sent
by British Christians 10 the South Sea Is
lands. A writer there remarked, "Large
quantities of ardent spirits have been i'm
ported by our own countrymen and the
Americans, and hawked about the settlement
as we'll as sold in barrels. The present be-
setting sin in Tahiti is drunkenness. l
have seen more wickedness from this cause
in the last two weeks, than in Is years be-
FORE"
And farther. The writer OF this article
has heard the midnight BacchaDalian revels
Of Southwestern Indians int1amed and mad
dened by the rum Of NewEng land, in the
vicinity of a Missionary Station from
whence New-England piety was seeking to
diffuse the blessed principles of the gospel
Boston Recorder.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY
Tor 1886 )-This Society, which was
professionally organized the last year, held
its anniversary in the SAMSON Street Meet
ing-house, on Monday evening, May +,
1897, when Reports were presented by the
Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer,
and addresses were made. The Report Of
the Treasurer showed that more than
S21 900 had been received By. the Society
during the year, and about SIS, 00n appropri-
ated to translations. and distribution Of the
Scriptures in Burmah, China, Siam, and
Bengal. At, the close Of the meeting, the
Society voted to dissolve, and to transfer
their funds, life-memberships, &c, to the
$ A. and F. B. s. just Bdptis
| Mis-. Mag.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

FLORIDA.


The latest Intelligence from the Army In Flo.
rlds Il furnished In she Jacksonville courIe,
Of The 22d ult. a. follows;
a gentleman from Black Creek states
that intelligence from the army had ar.
rived at that place before his departure,
the amount Of which 10, that Gen. Je-
sup hsviog reached the Wahoo Swami
bad marched through and through L
without finding solitary Indian. All
PAD Ieit the swamp. From this IL
1.s that Oseola has at last abanduu-
81 n's sus'A. bold, perhaps TO seek ano-
.ne.' OF 10 Eeure a. the Ever0lades.-
II this be 50. We shall b. ;n3ur.d A.
think that Gov. Call, at the bean oS ,bs
Tennesseeans, Floridians, Regulars and
Indians, had seveTer and mors success
fui battles with the hostiles. than re-
ports here FIRST gave him credit for
The Seminoles gave bsttle and general
esltle, freely, and would again uEless
badly used and sogely cut up. The
abandonment Of Wshoo Swamp looks
very much like declining, for the pre-.
sent at least. another engagement.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12
t57,EE
rnUnsDAY, JAN. s,

THUA9DAY, JAN. B.
IN SENATE, 91r. Fulton presentet
NE Instructions Of the Legislature o
Arkansss to their Senators In Coogres,
20 vote for the Expunging Resolution
Of Dir. Benton.
MICHIGAN.
The Bill for the admission Of Mich.
gan into the Union on sn equal footin
with the original Stasss. sc. was read
thisd time, and on the question Of It's
passage
Mr. Calhoun rose and addressed the
6anSte ct iength in opposition 20 the
Psssags Of the Bill. He denounced
the measure - the most unconstitution-
81 nad most dangerous that had ever
passed CongFesS. Il weakens our Ia.
stitutions Ia their weakest point, here.
Y ever 4 falls. Il viii fall. The BIN
had esen buried through, and iAe grave
9oesllon would now present itself IN a
few days. whether the Senators should
% admiiied. Il must then be decided
wsethss SeDeAoss elected By Terrific
y before she became . State shall Be
admitted - seats IN THE body. Such
. Question: wouis not hays Sssa oss-
tatsasa 70 Be snleFtained until within
theae few hours. A revolution had
eoFnmeaeeds oas which be he'd long
sosssssn, bas bad not expected 10 take
Piaoe n hss time. He sdverted 10 ihe
efeWiag poser Of Ire caucus systsm.
osl.s oangsFoas tendencies, and smoke
Win much severity q The fsvoluilou.
~ lsaguage ofths Senatoy fFou Hogth
Cardiac (dF. Siraags) snd the sens-
tor tom Pean. (hir. Bachanaa.l Tbs
ia'ies, indsed. bed nos roas o1iss ~
leagiA 81 susSaiaing the rssolusionsrV
Eoysmsnas 10 Maryland, BOT siiIl 81
ssenand n favor them. He advers-J
e Ne eaagsF which hessts oug inslit,.
t,ons, ed appsahsndad sssulis wb;ch
wen.d lnvolve thera u rain.
~. sifaags defended TIE course he
30 iakon, cad defended Coaventio.a
aaa FepsctAiiy ths Balsimuss Cooven.
tens ~ Whica be wss . msmber.
80, Naehansa aiso replied b ne a..
f'ssaael % he senatos from 8ouft Csro-
H1a- Ia pefsFeace % tie Maryland
silsif he hea dseiinea nsiia9 us : lndrs
soi he wossd ~ he psopis a. Marv.
Sac hsa > right b 60 into ccavsnlisa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12
THE coUNrY COUNT sYsrru

We noticed few days unce in the
account OF The proceedings or the Le-
gislature resolution offered by Judge
May, to enquire into the expediencv Of
so altering the laws respecting county
courts, As TO limit them to ak terms
d,ur'ng the year. and giving TO three Of
those terms the jurisdiction now Dos
sessed by the quarterly terms. No ooe
mas had better opportunities of JUDGING
OF the defects Of the county and como
ration courts as at present conducted
than Judge May; and We are satisiied
that his prcist. IL adopted by the Lee,s-
lature. will exert q beneficial influence
over the inferior courts. Every one Al
all conversant with the mode Of doing
business, and Of neglecting to do il Al
the county courts, must have been
struck with the frequency Of the occur
renee that justices enough do not at
tend TO form court. This no doubt
often arises from the fact that the mem
oers Of the county courts get no nav
while justices, and have only prospect
sometimes q remote one) Of obtaining
IN their turn, and Tor . limited time. The
sherihshy OF the county, 60 stimulate
them TO the performances Of their duties.
But We think another. and perhaps a
stronger reason. is the frequent reeur-
renee Of the courts. Every ronth in
The year, court Is to be held in every
county and corporation in the State
That men living in the county, and es-
morally farmers. should quit their en-
Ployments and 60 day after day 10 the
court house Of the county for several
successive days At a term, and at twelve
d,fisraot isrmg in the yesS, without
any certain and present remuneration.
would be requiring too much Of the
public spirit Of aay: and il is not very
surprising that there should frequently
Be no court. IL The number Of terms
during The year were reduced one half.
the failures to meet and form . court
would be much les frequent than AZ
present, snd probably might not often
occur.
The County Court system has al
ways appeared 70 be favorite one h
Virginia; Ills immoveabIV 6xed on tha
country BY the terms oftho ccnu,;lu.
ton lately adopted. and At tho g..
meeting Of the Legislature under tkef
Constitution. when the ChaneerV Coursa
sad the SupeEiog Courts oGLsw under-
went . radical and thorough ehaags. 40
alieFslioa was made "a The oountV
courts. The alteration proposed bV
Iaogs baay would psOSGcs 10 ch>azz
IA The nature o. the iarisdictioa % sks
courts, !, would msFsiy diminish fha
number q terms n The year. y hieh We
believe would be rather 60 advaniara
than otherwise.
The members Of the corporslioa court
n this city receive q small eoapensa-
lion. according 10 The numhss a DAYS
hey may have attended. Ia thia cosrt
deficiency Of members vegy sarelv.
almost never occurs. slthoaeh soasts
We held about 20 days Ia sks yaar.--
One halfas macy days woula - nmpsN
'afseisnt fos tbs disIsossl a Ell TIE 81.
'iness which pssd b expected IN ne
-ouniy az eofpogaiion courts.
TRichaosa Ces9isy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12
TEXAS.

CoLUnBus, ONO, Dee. "a.
The steamboat General Gaines. ar.
rived here yesterday morning from N.
orleans, after an unprecedented pas.
sage q seven days fifteen and = half
hours. Our former feIlew-eitissn. CO..
y L. Harrison, A. Sidney Johnston
Adlutant General Of the Tsxisn Armv.
end The Hon. Wm. u. Wharton. hiS.
laier Pienipoteaiiasy 10 tha u. State
isosa ias Tszisz 2opablie. via h;s e.
ntiy and hls SeeFstaff, ]. 81. Wolf.
ESQ, arrived 10 The General Cs;oes
eavins come from the naouth of he
bfassos Ia leas Than twelve dsvs' Co.
essnt arayel--a proof that Tex.s 4 =
nearer neighbog than some snnnr.,. -.
These gentlemen state that IL Tev,s.
Congress is proceeding With rrsaf 49,.
mcny acd dispatch; thaf tie ihroe A..
Parimehts are n regular governmental
operation, and lhet uaivsFsal con6deacs
aea qniss prevail throughout the Rapoh.
nc. DC. WhaFlon q clothed with An.
PIE power 70 negoiiasa fog the anner.-
.ion Of Texas 10 the United ssstee. a.
70 frame Festies. lie proceeds wifhont
90, -, o. tine % Rsshineion City. The
rev osiesas Bailsiia ssys, shss "a shs
seieetoa Of Col. Wbsrton a. ne oresu
% Communicates with our snvern-
n.sni, IeEas has shosn herself eaosaIs
y eno'iag ca individaaI. whoss oslarg-
- .ls.io.fnaaiion, ardsRi and sni,shlensS
I. ..-.s...s.sse, nnt sbofoaeh knowIedxe ~
- esPssiiy snd coadiiion ofhls fslIow-
c,s,zshs, qaaiiiy him IL every wav n
Prosacse epgeoiislly ne intrrsres ~ ~
country - Hsats leuynog ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

.er' OF citizens of Berkeley. ss,r;.~ =,
increase Of the salaries Of II. J,S.. -
me eenersi Coort-slso. one by Mr..
heoinson. OF Frederick, on the same
subject. e
MONDAY. JAM e.
Mr. Davenport lad on The table The
following resolution:
~ksssfvsd. That he Connjesss Of Y;a.n,.
es isssrscss< 70 rsport q bili % ioor,... ~.
sno~ssos 10 he Judges e ths circuis Co.r,.
Ior nsssaEe, 90 thss de nioinum sh.ll not \.
So shss 900 per ssnua, sxclusive Of thas
sor ssssedsng Tie osssrsi ceurt.
THE SURPLUS.
% motion Of Mr.. Harrison. the
House took up Q resolution Offered
some days since BY Mr.. WstkiDs. pro-
Pos,ng 10 refer % much 81 the Cover.
nors message - relates 10 the dispcsi-
i'oo OF the Surplus. spd to Internal rm-
Provemcnts, 10 the committee Of Road.
and Internal Navigstioa.
Mr.. Harrison proposed 20 amend. 10
a 10 refer to aSe.ect Committee OF one,
trict. s
A debate OF considerable lenvth 6oi-
'owso-'n the course Of which,
Mr.. DAVENPORT opposed the motion
o. tne gentleman from Harrison. (Mr.
harrison.) II was but the other dav
That an act passed for the acceptance Of
the surplus. and already the House wa,
serambling for its appropriation. II the
gentleman from Harrison would sbew
MIR. D. why she subject, 90 fer a. In
ternsl Improvement was concerned
should not 90 10 the Committee of
koad.-or why the subject Of the Sur.
plus should not 60 10 the Committee Of
Finance, be would vote TO refer them
10 select committee. He would take
tnis occasion to declare, that he should
not vote At any time for the appropr;a.
tiea Of one dollar OF the principal Of the
surplus TO any object. He considered
1t n deposit. which ought TO be dis
posed OF in such 4 manner a n anv
time to be at the disposal Of the State.
should its repayment be required.
MIR. PETER said there seemed 20 be
many opinions a. 70 the disposition Of
the surplus-and he rose merely 20 saw
that he was disposed 10 carry out tho
di'tributive principle. by appropriating
the money to the several counties Of
the State according 10 Populstion--
each being responsible for its repay
ment when called for. He did not sun
pose il wosid ever be called for. be-
cause he believed the government
would resort TO any other means to sup
Ply its wants. rather than withdraw
this money from the States: but such
an event ought 10 be provided for. AT
proper time Mr.. p. said he would
make motion in accordance with the
opinion he had now expressed on this
subject.
The motion Of Mr. Harrison prevail
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12
HoUsE on pELEGArRs.

On motion Of Mr. Watkins, the com.
mittee Of Roads, sc. have been in
stTucted 10 inqulre into the expediency
OF authorizing the Board OF Public
Works to invest Ia any certificates 81
debt OF the State or other public stock,
the surplus Of the dividends and other
ineome which has accrued, or shall ac-
erue. to the State, from public improve
ments OF joint stock companies, and
Ehish is OF shall be pledged by Law a.
innos Ior the rvuvs.I-.s-,-. e a. -
authorised.
SATURDAY, DEC. 81. o.
On motion Of Mr.. Smith. of rrsder.
lek. leave was given 10 bring in 4 bill
supplementary 10 an act entilled Gan
act TO amend the charter Of the Win.
chester and Potomac Railroad Com
pany."
On motion Of Mr.. MuIieu, the COM
mi.iee Of Roads, BE-, were instructed
70 lnanire the cause Of the delays aad
aeeldents almost daily occurring on The
kiehmond, fredericksburg. and Poso-
mae Railroad. with power 70 send FOG
Persons end papers.
On motion Of BIZ. Davenport. The
Auditor 81 Public Accounts was re-
quested 10 make out aad communists
70 the House, q statement sxhibiiiae
the number Of civil suits brought M
eseh 81 The county and Corporation
courts and the circuit superior courts Of
Law and ehaaesry Of this eommon-
wealth. ineiuding those carried an by
appeal, certioEar, writ ~ error on "a.
psrcedeas, Ia each fscal wear froro
ieslo-dl 90 ls30-36, inclusive--so ~
70 exhibit e one view the bushes, al
both courts separately. 9Th the eoan-
ties sDd corporatiohs arranged, and the
respective Judicial circuits aad districts
% Which they bei0ne--anG also the
amount q milesgg IN eseh circuit.
On motion 81 AZ. Davenport. leave
va given 70 bFiae ia q bal 10 Natho.
rae The oWasys 81 ne Bridge scsoss
tie Potomac Il HarpeB- FerTv, known
- Wagsrs bridge, 70 tr.asfsF The Ira
vel noe done asFoss said bridge q tie
neW ope raceniy eracted uadsf an e.
Fangsment betweea the owners " Wa.
gers bgidEs and tie Baltimore aad OhioI
kaii-Road Company, and % demaad
snd receive thereon the aame tolls that
hey sFs aoW auihoFised 10 receive Ca
he Cd BLDG.
4 Pstiioa wss presented By NJ Ps-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

sAHEA AEEA---Ths Lszlngtos (Rsntuehy)
inisllss-sesy. q sAs aosh Dee. has ne follow.
ins paragraph
-oea. sania Anaa, Presidsal q Mckee.
arrives n thls ctiy, o. BE wy % Washin~ioa.
yesterday. Re = b 30 hsaiih, asd VII. We
uodefsiaut, ssmain n dis eily unla ~ Fsso-
vsEs - - . - sbis 10 travsl.n
Tss samess4 dsaign q ssnta Anna, n 20
iag = Ws,hlas,Op, to plsdgs hlasslf 70 Oss.
Jaskssa shss ~ yin insa.di.lsly recognises
- iusspssdsses q Tsxaa o. hs bsiae
pisesd - powss, b eorrobossisd y . wrlssr
= ihs Nsw Yosk coari.g ssS Esqulrsr, she
supposss fAsi say isssty ms4s win ssaia
Aaaa % NJ arrival h ~ Uaissd ssasss vnl
b hiading 81 kfsxiss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

At meeting Of The "Rspubliean Perry.
Of Berkeley, hsld IN MartinsburE % ths BIS,
uit' "to confer On The sxped,sacy Of somI.
mating two suitable persons 70 be supported .,
candidates Zoe the neat oeasrnI .Ansmbly--
and likewise TO appoint delsgstloos to b Ia
readiness to meet In Convection, and 10 Co
operate with sinilar delegations from the
oaser counties which compose the Senatorial
and Congregational di.triels Of which Berkeley
= a eOnPoasni. fOr the purpOss Of concord
aud unahialty IN deciding upon and nomIaa,-
Ing suitable candidate foF the Senate Of viz
gina, aud De other candidais for the Con-
gress Of the U. States, "a letter addressed 10
the chalRnan, BY kiaj Bedisgsr, vas read.
'PP'.-'-e he meeting that Col. LvcA, daelia.,
oaering for Fe-eIeetion 70 CoBgres--
James n. MssOs and Philip wilIisu.. Rsor..
are already nasnsd BY their respective frisnds
for tAs seat which Col Lucas dsolinss.
Mr.. BsaIe, Of The Shenandoah dis,rsct. sI.o
declines = re selection.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

Ne AssiArss'ess q Ar Ds,sspors. and .l.o
.srr-sss Ne pss',iea -.ssspsd By osp.lvs..
fhs. Ne hisk. viil b sdai;ssd By he candid
$3.50 p>rsisA He<-As.ssd p.rtsaas win
sSsss - ss'isvs sshssvbs---Bss 10 than -.
q sss sd>rs~ osrssiso; Zoe sAsy. wAsa
.cssvi.esA ssssass sAsir vin.
Are q Ne ssas epinioa still.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

Extensive 'sis Of psosa.i property. b. O.
W. Han'soad. ss.r cA.riss,evu. On Prid.,
nsxi, (io-@osrov.)
s-is % sisvss, Bsoodsd tlsrsss. &e- b. O.
w. sspPisgtoa. shsri4. II ths cosr-tsoss.,
% hssdsy ssst.
sa.s day and sane place. s.ls Of Nsxross
81 joseph Z Thoopsea. - cosaisssoosu..
ssas Day ssd same place. sale Of valushls
farm Of Howard's hsirs. By JesspA Brown
Ad.iaissrssor.
Same day and same place. sale Of vsIu.bl.
House and Lot in charIes,own. By yosspa
Starry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

Ne. Rsobsa ~. Whiinsy, has. ua-
de- be own sIgnatoFe IN the Globe. de-
bogneed Ar. Wise add NJ. Psyion ,Gbs
latter especially, and uaos towards laem
NE hpgshfst laagaags Ia rstaiistioa
IS shat Asy have said sbopi him.
.4isz. Ges.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

twill b sssa By The advertisement Of >.
w. wsrs, Esq, thsl be hes procured he
capital racer and Aish-bloOdsd horss, Fslr,
ffoa Esslsnd, Coz De aeoonnoSatioa of
'hs sFssdsrs Of ens horses 10 dis ssesioa q
s0ustry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

SURPLUS REvEsUR.- The s.s,.,.rv A.
the Treasury reports upwards Of thIrsy-.svsn
a.iilions Of dollars for dissribusiOn smonx he
Ssasss--ef vhIch sum, virginia viii rseslys
a,s9i .a57 dollars. See table under cODrr...
sioaal bead.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

Ne discovery hes yst bses ns4s o. lks
robbss q ~ nisbansus end f.yssAAu.x s,.sa.
q - Ne asasy ssosga
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

Whis. charged VIA buFuisg Ne Tro.suyy
Dspsrinsus, ; sgaia % trial h ne wsshius.
ioa cougl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

CorRr or IHouIaY.-This cour,
met again on Wednesday last. Little
mas been done during the present week.
On yesterday Gen. Gaines made biz
protest against Gen. Macomb % . mem.
Der Of the court. Much animation
prevailed in Court.
The following officers ara now in
Frederick: Gen. Mscomb, Gen. At
x,nson, Ten. Scott. Col. De Peyster,
Lieut.. Morris. Lieut.. Lee.
Also, Gen. Gaines. Captain Mccall,
Captain Hitchcock.
Frederick IfsrslS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

ers'vss.l aT'lsis. : W. are ealIlss q.
xpas ofrson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

The North Western Bank Of Virginia,
at Wheeling. has declared q dividend
OF ave per cent. for the last six months.
The Valley Bank Of Virginia has de.
ciared dividend Of four and half per
cent for the last SIX nonths, four Der
cent: OF which are divided among The
Stakeholder.
The U. S. Bank has declared q divi.
dend Of four per cent. for the six months
ending on the Isl inst.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12
The PRrsIpEsrEss.-Extrac, from

That clause Of the Constitution which
provides, that mo person holding an
e6ics Of trust or profit under the II.
states shall be appointed an elector;"
can. 1t Is said, be brought TO bear upon
several OF the Van Buren, electors, re-
Gently elected in New York and New
Hampshire. We shall. probably, hear
more Of this.-uHLer. O.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

GOVERNOR or vIRGiNIA.--rho Rich
nond Enquirer, Of the ID inst. contains III.
following nomination Of the Senator from mi,
district HI. orn, ESQ.,, for the olice or Co
vernor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

AssoareanxHr smcng the several States OF
NE public Money semaining In shs freasu-
on ne Let Of January, 1897, excepting
i've millioas Of aoslars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

The Southern Review is to be reviy-
ed and published by Mr.. Duff Green.
and - to be placed under The editorial
charge Of Judge Upshur. We wish
'he publisher every success, and the
work great prosperity. The Southern
Review addresses itself particularly 70
the regard OF the Southern people.
[.4ier. Gax.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY.
Al the late Aaauai hsstiag q ne Ausrl.
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