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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-05


that the proprie:ors Of the invention offer
very liberal terms to such as are disposed
to contribute to the means of carrying 1t
into effect" ."-Bah. Amer.
Extraordinary pecuHariies ofgrcnt CON-
posers. Haydn was one of the most quiet
composers, and never required stmuants
to his Imagination like many others OF the
profession, but he had spiritus familiaris
of another kind. This consisted Of dia-
mond ring, which had been presented 10 him
by Frederick the Great. When he was
inclined to compose, if his ideas were not
proportionate TO his wishes, the ring was
ONLY accured by hm-he has forgot to put
it on his finger. From the momen; this
magic ring had rc.takcn its accustomed
place, and they eye Of the composer could
meet the dazzling brilancy of the precious
gems. his soul was animated with The most
wonderful inspirations.-Gluck. 10 animate
his creative faculties, retired TO a rerdant
lawn, whittier he had his Piano Forte
broughtto to him /; at his side was placed a
bottle of champagne, and it was thus, ami.
mated by the warmth Of the sun, and that
Of wine, he composed his operas.-Sartl
adopted system completely opposite; he
used to lock himself up in large and OBJ:
scure chamber, illuminated alone by small
lamp, and which resembed in a consldera-
blc degree a scpulchrai vault there, during
midnight, amid profound silence, he COM
posed his Justly celebrated airs, full Of live.
iness and traicheur.-ZangarelIl formed a
plan still more singular 10 inspire himself:
He never failed, before beginning to com.
pose, to read one of the chapters of the
Apos.!es.-Salicri deserted his study and
his books. and sought inspiration amidst
the multitude. He perambulated the pub
lie ,horoughlarcs Of every description, took
an ice, and returned to his rooms to note
down his ideas. Paer wrote his Surgin'ds,
and his Achilles in quiet chit with his
friends, amidst scoldinS his servants, or
even in quarrcling with his wife and FAM.
ly.-Ldsily, it was snugly in bed that Pasl.
clio composed his Nina, his 1lohnara, and
his Bar5icre di Sivigza.
Auccdote.-Thc late John Randolph, Of
Roanoke, in the year 1918, when the New
York banks suspended specie payments,
had a remittance Of some thousand dolars
made him from England. The sum cover
ed the whole ofone Of his tobacco crops,
and the funds were locked up in the vaults
of the Bank Of America. Mr.. Randolph
was at the time in the prime of life, in the
full enjoyment of unequalled popularity.
lie repaired TO Ncw-York and demanded
his funds in specie. It cannot be had was
the prompt reply. ltmus' he had'' was
the laconic response of Mr.. Randolph.
The bank was incorrigible ill the succeed
inc day, when the columns ofthe New York
Columbian announced by advertisement, that
afternoon at o'clock, the Honorable John
Randolph Of Roanoke, would address the
people on the subject of the Banks. and tine
frauds they committed, fiom the steps ofthe
Bank of America 1t is scarcely neces.
sary to say, that before the hour arrived,
every farthing demanded by Mr.. Randolph
was paid over in specie.
Petersburg 1nteNigsacer.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-05
From the Columbia Telescope.

The following letter is from an intelligent
officer ofth Army. now in Florida. We
publish it, as full and authentic account
of The rise, progress and decline, Of Gen.
Jcsup's Truce with the Seminoles.
AMP THLONOTOSASSA.
IL miles above Tampa Bay.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-05

in motion a turning Ia:hc, in order that
those who take an interest in the invention
nav see itat work. The New York Post.
from which we derive these facts, says that
nothing but ;hc difficulty of the times now
sands in the way Of demonstrating thlc ap.
plicaton of this power on a large scale, to
machinery Of the most pondcrous descrip-
ton. It is 10 be hoped that the means for
doing this will soon be obtained ); it's to be
hoped for the interest both of science and
humanity. The application of this new
principle of mo'ion, ifsucccssiul, as We have
put little doubt it will be. is one of the most
wonderful inventions Of the age, AMI vii,
hand down the name Of lis discovcrcr to fu.
trrc times along wi h those Of Franklin and
Eulion. 1t will furnish power procurable,
with the great cheapness and facility, in
quantities to suit machines of any size,
manageable with the greatest case and free
from any danger except SUCH as necessary
belongs to rap pid moion produced by anE
cause. Had his discovery been brought
before the public ten years, or even year
ago, We should probably ere this have
seen the electric fluid driving boats and
turning spinning jcnnes. We understand
that the proprie:ors Of the invention offer
very liberal terms to such as are disposed
to contribute to the means of carrying 1t
into effect. ."-Bah. Amer.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-05
\ SCOTCH MOTHER.

\ clergyman Of America. at pubic re-
religious meeting related the following anec-
dote, Illustrative Of the power of practical
maternal faith:
lie was at the time the scamen's chap
Ian, at q southern port. In the course OF
duty, he was called to the sick bed of a
sailor. appearanty at the gates Of death,
from the effect of his licentiousncss. He
addressed him affcc!onately upon the state
Of his soul. With an oath, the sick man
bid him bcgone, and rot harrass his dying
bel. The champIain, however. told him
plainly that he would speak, and that ne
mus. hear for his soul was in danger OF
ctorna! death. The man, however, remain
ed suilen and silent, and even preicnded 10
sleep during his faithful address and prayer:
Again and again the visit was repeated
with i'll success. Onc day, however, the
sick man made use of an expression, by
which the chaplain suspected that he was
a Scotchman. To ascertain the tact, The
chaplain repeated verse OF that version
Of the Psalms, sill in use among the
churches Of Scotland.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-05

"Such pity as father hath
Unto his children dear;
Like pity shows the Lord to such
AS worship him in fear
The chords Of his heart vibrated to the
we'll known language. Tears come in his
ewes. The chaplain improved his ad:
vantage. Knowing the universally OF
religious instruction among the Scotch, he
ven;crcd an a}usion to his mother. The
poor prodgal burs; into tears. He admit
ted himself to be the chilli Of a praying
mother, who had often commended him 10
God. lie had left her long before, to be.
come wandcrer on the face of the gaeat
deep. No longer he repellcd the kind at
fen,ions Of the chaplain: and after his
recovery, his instructor had the satisfaction
Of seeing him give evidence that he was
an humble pcnitcnt child of God.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29
GENERAL MARKETS.

New Yosg june oath, r. M-The weather TODAY was fine
very warm, but arrivals down the rivers and from
small Nothing OF note private sale ana but very little
auction Of any importance every thing has relaxed and is
relaxing TO remarkable degree of duness-abourers have
ng dothey lounging the corners of the diff
business streets large and small squads
on The es others are sucking their thumbs and the rest
sleeping on their cars and the newspapers are droop
e. with the single exception Of the Herald Establishment The
tipping sasoin bad way The packets go only about
f fu; our quotations for reights merely nomnaL-We
r OF further sales of 40 sheahng copper at 23c cash.
notice material change in flour since yesterdayfew
lies oscur of Richmond City Sl0 and Ohio at $l025 Yves
IN selling Sl062l 1915 The receipts continue very
ght Cottoa steadily al last weeks rates. In raj
the following sales viz 275 boxes bunch
LII; 500 half GA 75c SOC quarter DO at 40 Ale;
20 bloom at SHE. 800 muscatel at soc.
Auction Sales-l6 bags Java coffee l1ac IS do st Do.
lingo do at 9lc-5 brown Havana sugar at 7Ic;-28
hgs peno 4lc-2oo drums figs at 2ac;-5a barrels
gar 81 3sc.; IS Or casks port wine 30c.-79
ael pearl barley 32c25 boxes pine apple cheese at 10
btc-l5 bags almonds 2c3l boxes cider at S9o boxes
anton fire crackers 81 baskets champagne at SSH
boxes lemons at SIS bales good al l0c-5 bales
ad do sscs bales seal skins 85 S7Ic-3O casks dry
ialaga wine at 10Y as2Sc60 kegs white paint at 6c-5O
ske star champagne at S51 S. Receipts produce-3oi
arrels Jour- 80 do provisions, II tubs butter.
Ngw osL1Ass June 20. M-sales day were
bales Missisrppiat slc 70 do Louisiana lol be- ITO
o. Alabama at prices not TRANSFERRED Sugar prime,
o osc moderate denana Molasses on Levee . &c,
plenty ness 10 asked 49, S earce eea prime se pso
psas 10 do y o. Bacon ha a &c
sales Lard per ~ 81 &C. sales. Beef mess S4 Is per
pill $50 per half do. prime 10.
BALrlNoRE JusE 27h, NAT auction to-day the cargo
schr samuel from Porto Rco-l3O hhds sugar at SC So
To- 10 hids New Orleans moasses SO 33c bbls. 4lIc
es a. n honey 81 Sc SOL City Mills
torres Grain-Wheat foreign quality $$5a l7O Corn
|3ats So a SEC. 49, - ".
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29
MWMnR

The Asrsra he arrival Of which reported above sher
Cape Hsueras shoals Wednesday ng lsst-psr OF cargo
saved damaged sate- was feared that she would be
Mr. E German and sister, passengers in the John
Bartlett at Philadelphia.
The Pea Klham, St Caiharnss March r. touched
repair and water having experienced severe wes
her ana lost fore topmast-woui! probably be
The u squadron, consisting of the following ships of war;
ancnorea OH brassos de 81 Jago on the 9Th inst,
The Savannah, Ahers, was ashore an Southampton
badly mas gone to pieces She was very Old and
T. irgate Constellation, bearing the broad pendant of
y. 8. ship Concord, Capt NJ Mix 200 eqicers and men
-, > snip Natchez Capt VIM Mervne, officers and
y. s. ship ST Louis, Capt Thomas Paine 200 officers and
u $. ship Boston, Lieut. Com F. Eagle, IT'S officers and
men. = s' - ~ $50
SPOKEN
Jan lat 1926, lon 40 03 a ship 80 days out from Galway
orNe" YORK, with us passengers.
:, WHALERS.
new Bedford, June 26Sfd, Aaazon Macomser South At
Spoken June lat aeao lon 1920 Mattapoett Of Roches
@ ~ prs Pantheon Pel of Fall River had 700 br in De-
Newbuypor June 25-Ar. Adeline ucbey Pacific Ocean
soo nr p OIL e at Lahana Nov H. H. Asor, Hudson, Is
from IN Jan, Caduns Fairhaven 1900 brs: VIM Writ do.
Sooo brls together with number of New Bedford Nan
FOREIGN PORTS
Havana June l3-Fye Brokers, from New York, 9Th
Caledonia, Drummond, do 9th
Vera Cruz, June 4Louisa Hutchinson New York to sail
18th The Orient is in port condemned.
y. Thomas June An port, Calvin, Baker New York,
mlngo SD oday-ConIor Hatch from Portland sid for Ponce
h-oreans Norris, from New York. sail day
UNITED STATES PORTS
Boston, June 23-Ar Regulator Classon, New Yerk-cd,
Providence, June 27.-Ar. Juno, Brown New York
WI rhh.ladepha June H-Crd Sarah Stewart, Wing New
savannah, June 23-Srd, Trenton, Bennett, New York
Apalachicola, June 11.-hIarha Pratt, New York dg
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29

Citizen and Consolidated banks of New Orleans are not
fee paying Sspks They pay their circulation on demand,
positively refuse pay their depositors in COIN This is
|ubess the with all the institutions named. The only
and specie paying bank that have heard Of is the
rchan OF New Orleans This iasntion pays all
binds against whatever in specie. 1t takes
ste except specie value We hope long 10 add to
bis Oasis In the desert"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29
Provision Markets.

New York, TUESDAY, June 9th.
Although our markets this morning abundantly sup
piea will be seen by quotations that prices continue
exravagany high One of this immense food Of
small notes, from the Reghbong states with which our city is
Inundated and which a discount grocer
kers butchsrs and others, compelled seEsfence to
der make up the losses they deprecated cur
Irencv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29

CLEARED.
ship Ons 0snegen Dutch) Landatt Batavia, r. Gcbhard
Co. Brig Tito, husj Sccpurich Odessa A. q. Rosrrr
Co SohrS Powel, fDr Ferris st. Johns NJ b.. Dunscomb
sro,esrr Emerald Davis, Portland Me; Nesmith Leeds
0vis, Brchel Cook, Petersburg Vat Mllescent HamqIet
Philadelphia; Masonic, Rowe Rchmond brig Tweed Robin
son. Baltimore.
ARRIVED.
Ship Celia, Black, Liverpool MAY 18th with salt bound 10
Quebec. She has gone to Amboy land $50 passengers
ship Warrington Irving, Latham, Apaac hcos i6 days, to
n. ID HurIbut Co
Dan brig Denx Am Chasing, Port an Prince q days,
with wood, 10 A. e. Rossire A. Co
Aus brig Maria Louisa, Merlssa Ancora and from Gbra.
tar 30 dsys 10 J. G. Hssey 4 Co.
lain, Brewn 4 Co. - = = ~
srg seasower, Tyler, Philadelphia, days. to GcAris,
Brig Diamond, Sherwood Charleston, days, to AIenl
sehr Aurora, Sheridan, Havana, June "a, to erler
schr Two Daughters, Warwick, Port Deposit, DAYS to
sssr Philadelphia, Annsre, Nevbern NJ O.. days to D.
BELew-2srig, wind sw.--yerv ,hics and b.,y OUTSIDE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29

II EMOVAL.-DOCTOR JACKSON has removed his
AIMeds.ted Baths from No. ~ Bowery where
g mas osshs ready FOR visitors five minutes notice.
ociock n TO III o'clock, r. NJ An intelligent female, who
ndo hree years experience in the business
enaahce On the ladies' apartment Geneel furnished
nes ana board with good provided for nvads who
may wish TO put themselves under the medical treatment OF
-. .acAssS ana lne Medlcated vapor Baths myl2y
WYLIE,S ICE CREAM GARDEN. AMI
w WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFECTIONARY
2o beecker street, w. having fitted the premises 2
beecker street, second tlock north Canne ST. much
care and expense In furnishing the hand
some bowers and from his whole having been devoted 10
e business is prepared every
Gle IN the line In the best possible style.
D. raes giving orders may rely upon his best exerton,
10 please and trusts they shall be
esefuy prepared and sent Of the city, jeams
X y. BROWN e. Co. having opened a Coffee House
-. tine Nagara) al No. As Warren street. laid
OF ue choicest Wines Liquors. hope
uonage. sI7 n
"A CARD:-The ladies and gentlemen of New York are
respectfully informed that for their further
bhND engaged to perform nevery fair evening common
eng on monday JuIe 18th, under the direction Mr. Brown
az tne bOWEkY STEAM CONFECTIONERY AND SA.
LooN NO h5 Bowery, where all the varionS delightful be-
eses ans delcacles appropriate 10 tho supplied
every attention paid 20 the comfort and
NOSE trends and patrons who feel disposed prone
naue 70 NO. Zos bowery, opposite TO Riyington -. e2t
4" GOlt I's VANILLA CR FAN CANsY.
- rms delightful Candy is manufactured and sold wholesale
AMI retail by the subscriber at Isl William street, and
SOLD al retail at32A Broadway And the genuine article
mol made by other sold store this
city. H. GREGORY 1871 william street,
FutOA M street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29

nv mss Jesse CADY, Auc,ie,eer.

ny JESSE "a n shDn, Auctieneer.
nnrcsase CT Day al bait past O'clock in lots ~ NJ
hardware, cutlery, fall goods hats conh M OF shell
M guns pistols, drke Nc an asor,men, ~ p cot
80 ~ 'ne southern and western market too -
uon In an advertisement ct this kind 10 "o"s'ous 70 m-
100 sa.e Sae-loOoo dozen Combs assorted n an L;a
riety Imaginable ~ su Suuery, OF every ~.
1 10Y" dozen Collars and Bosorns
do i aSs"'teu from IL hetnming and Germsa
ture w6cL u'ons Goat Vest, and Pearl subject 10 des.
Also, snuH Boxes, Pins xe C. Ne
M, iaaso Sertnan French ana Rhode IsI,od Ie,.., !,
PRICED watches Guard Chains Ne 1 -" .nSi Sw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29
HIS BsITAssIc MAJEsrY,s CONSULATE.

NtW hOrk, IIth May, 1851
u IN conformity with law passed bv the Ierslanre NJ
% state on the 2lst day Of April last entitled An Act 10 re-
guste the powers and duties of Public and
ontes relative TO the property and effects foreieDers
Notce y hereby iven that and after this the pre-
perry and effects OF all subjects OF Majesty no NAV die o
their way TO- or ~ this city such properly and effects
arriving IN tins state placed care of This oice AMI
mol under thai OF the public administrator heretofore TIE
IN consequence thereof requests here
o,ofe sent 70 The public annitra sent 10 this Office
where Information the of any subjects
charge whatever ~ ~ ~ w
The ht at officer and quarantine are reSect.
uiy requested to make their TO this olce
where all expenses connected herewith will be paid.
a.....r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29

ID street corn, - NJ d. CO, Store No. IB Pear,
tion room ~ ailIhs al O'Clock M The am.
dirk o. earas and u consisting Of PEN pocket ana
eve N eannsers ana bundles; donnie and .na1
caps himbes knitting n oass saeled pistols; percusses
permsry French and e double cologne hair s
Shoes ' '''s'As, C0alars, bosons, boots and
Also, an nvsice Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AZ
rings watches, breast, ms, chains &c Sc niger
EW lOHk TArEt. ...,.-,ra -
Puouc sales OF Horses Carriages IIarnes,
day at IL O'clock. every Mon
The next sale VIII commence on MONDAY ~, -
~ l2oclock, and all Horses, Carriages, &c inenej w "a
July lsf at O'Clock, p. NJ. S ieA~
=, JOHN w. WATSON 4i6 Proad,vav
proprietor VIII be much obliged those visiting his ~.
on Mondays, by their crowGing the street
with carts, &c, rendering thereby nearly i'm.
- 49, jeT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29

!" Try all things and hol! fast that which / good.
dNAUTlON.-Whereasa number OF conieconers in this
city, are manufacturing aud veadne article which they
eau vanilla Candy, whch supposed by many be
TIA Cream Candy, which is the The subscriber
he inventor proprietor and the only manufacturer of the
genuine Vanilla Cream Candy, and that made by any
person or atany other place. cannot possibly be anything
spurious article. Those who DESTROYS obtaining the
genuine should ask for Gregory VanaCream Candy
featured 1871 William street between Fulton and John Is
je23lf IT (RE(sORy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29

(REGORY's VANILLA CREAM CANDY.
~ This exceedingly rich and delicious article msnnfar,r
ed and for sale BY the subscriber 1871 Hian 81 who 4 The
inventor and proprietor of the recipe The public i appraised
that he article called vanilla Candy which by
almost al the conteconers throughout the city, not Vanilla
.ram Candy .sne have srronously supposed but quite
different thing The genuine article made by any
other person The public 10 general and especially the ade
are most earnestly and respectfully IL
Je2s ''' M ssv,Es,opx.
(nHAMpAuGNE WINE Ac-I9o baskets roly.
Champaign received Wa London wines. consist.
lng o. nse and niddlng auses madeira sherry port
shrt, Also LONDON brown and porter received per
DARK Egyptian Ao porter and ale put up for exroration
and champaiene cdar believed
ence any botfer this city For prices
THOMAS MEANS, a. Water street
:. door of GA dip
n ~ wines ottcdtc order ie179fswsv'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29

- most respectfully nor sed that Saloon and Garden
ataches toile confectionery store No 278 Grand street be.
tween Edrdge and Allen, opened for season The
den WI Se handsomely lighted every fair evening good
nand Of Music is engagedo play three evenings IN The week
throughout the viz Tuesday, Thursdays and Satur
days The Refreshments of the kind and better ice
cream Is not TO be found in the city. Call and ry il
je27-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29

DAp Rae Ca Boat Race viii take place on the 4th
= ofJuy next starting from the Hen Gate Ferry House and
rowing round Blackwelrs Island The first entry " i'll be for
boats ~ eet long under starting O'clock purse
S The second at O'clock for Silver Pitcher, boats SO
or under T. at Clubs wishing their boats
application James Wall the He'll Ferry Iouse
BENZ. TRIJE,S House.
e27-ltiy4A be Uouson ana III 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29

NeW hork Joint stock Exchange C0mranv
NO roNlfSE BUILDINGS, STREET,
CITY QDnEw YORK.
Foreign and Domestic Exchange Gold and Silver n,s
all Kinds OF ucurreni Money hn1,.L. - 80 - Suo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29

'VNEETH.-M. DtPERRON from Paris, lately arrive
IN New York, respectfully informs the public that he In
tends to follow his profession in all its branches the
venence OF those who will favor him their conf
dence M D. will attend at their residence, il they ~i do hr
the tssr 10 address him his domci SAT II
rear Broadway naming their and number.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29

COMPOUND TINCTURE OF KREOSOTE,
~ patr0nlzed by PLY and Dentists manufactured by
X H. COLEMAN& CO., Baltimore, sole prcpreors, who al
yer much labor and expensive investigation have succeeded
eeng able present to the public positive and speedy remedy
ior decay Of the Teeth and disease of the Gums
fragrant and pie wash for preserving them healthy
conditions which entirely vegetable and free from acid
causc aik or other deeterous ingredients For SALE whole
sale and retail by the proprfetors' agent
NJ b. GRAHAM,
~ Druggist and Apothecary No 90 Nassau street,
Eilio
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29
ISAAC EDGE, Jr. (Pyrotechnis.)
myf3-uy4 At the Laboratory Jersey civ.

EIEE WOHKS.-The subscriber being agent the
sale OF Isaac Edges Fire Works enabled 10 I've
pubic, the largest and varied Works
IN the city. consisting OF Rockets every sire w headings
descriptions brilliant variety: wheels
Of every descriptions iranges Roman candles, mines iourb
hons, aan streaner line pigeons exhiltion sixes &C.
IL addition to the above lac has the largest anil be~ a.
t.ents OF mall works WITHOUT exception, which
he VII sell ON the most reasonable
engagements tor the approaching celebration OF the July
viii find to their asvaatage 70 call and examine the above
In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29

NEW YORK HERALD.-sHlP NEWS
PORT or NEW YORK, JUNE %, 1857
HgA Hsfs- GIG
LATEST DATES
From London, May ~ From L,erpo~l. May Is
Fron Havre May ~ Fron New Orleans, Jane ~
PACKETS To ARRIVE
Toavs---Baiuorc, Funck. n.rox
Poland, Anthony, rn..i
AsveryesL-Oxford, Rsfhbun, Irr. I
Virginia, Watson. June
->uAsr--Opsario, Hutlcson, Me- ~
Toronto, Griswod. LrgaY
PACKETS TO SAIL.
Ls1srpesi South America, Barsfow, Id
Pennsylvania, Smith, ysiy
Lsrls~-PhilsdelphIa Morgan, Jux
samson, Sturgess july "A
Hssvs.--Erie, Funck, JuivI
Francois lst, Pell, Juiy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
TfOrrfrn

WIZ "Arinst,hIp heretofore existing TO
u's story II i>-s 4 sa. between the u.a.r,
.sn-d .nd lhJa.v a. Baes, u,.s,sr the Am ,f
). b1sh h 10 bs,'us thts asy Lesn d,,.ol,, a
by ne -T,hdrs~-i ~ ! & Buck. -ha de.,r,,.
Ies,'ns this tor the N,s-,h. under.,vnr,i
ani'nE II insuStrnicEI To- sup~riui-nj tho -,
'uA"..s L'"'.e'i. 90 SroiiHos q -itl,,.Gi the aid
ot another partner. t-Nrs this u,.thod ii inform.
'ng an, sud every Ctpitsh',. tho rn,y f-.I di.-
I,osd 10 SSahark ~ J1liBe,s u thu. kind. that
'hers 70 nov 'se-",, prescn,es tor ths m al tn.
plsee, shish tvr,o" seii gaslid.d, snd /. ,,i
good ei.ATari,r, ~. eogii nsi i-a 10 DO q so-.,
ana asis eu''nrs. Any P-rs"b nth the seoy.
1iai'aS.tious, Who ras, dss,rv e. engage la th,,
hu''"e.,Nili 40 ~Sll To- u.-hs earl, -,iisAtion "a
rne 1t LeS IG.E. o. a. 49, tA.... zee "a ,b.t place
81 HELM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
DIED.

Tn Friday i.s'. NASer Bsew~. Infant ,i.uxh-
On Fri'isy lss,, CIAaA Hasarr. .,rd 4 ,,,r
Smon,hs .nJ u days, infant d.a, Lier Of Mr.
Philip C"ons of il.rI.-rs-F.ry.
ou Tue.dsy last. Ma kUTW PIrxrS, ~if. Of
Mr. Jacob P'ek'n Of Harry, rs-Fery. aged .eou,
- Yeas
Departed this life, on the lSth OF Sept,
al I'D ;e"ood, IN the county OF Nelson, Mrs
itti. Trek.s Of Williamsburg. widow Of
The late Judge Saint George Tucker OF that
place. and daughter Of the late Sir Psyton
skip@th OF Mecklsnburgh county, viryiui,.
~ h,> residence, IN the riciui,y OF Frank
lori, ky, on Monday morning, the 25th ui..
ater very protraeied and Distressing i'll
ness. The Hoo. isuAA TALsorr. for many
years Senator in Congress. and one OF he
most eminent public men Of the West