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DIED.

DIED.
In Grafton. March 25, Widow Bethia
Du1ton, SIS. Printers in New ork are re-
quested, &c.
In Marlboro, 4th inst. Daniel Woodward,
aged 76.
In Clarendon, r. r. Weller, ST.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-05-17
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
ARRIED,

ARRIED,
In Rochester, on the llth ult., Abel Pratt
OF BridpOrt, to Sarah Wing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-11
Was e,EsH.E.AVs,abs "a.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SCHOOLS

TT - IT = - IT,
Governor - tnf.TI. If No cIut.rI- II I.tII..
ncr IN Fanri4l Hall I.ara,.s faItIr Ih, f.l'##.I,
bret address. p, eu..fHs IN roazl gItl#i, ham,
aud ~ rePiN one 9th, s.'l# tea-.s. uln,h# l,
IA the following Wolass
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-11

We are receiving new evidences ol the utilrly Of
TINS grateful garden vegetable in preserving health
and IN curing indigestion. and Diseases Of the liver
aud lungs. \ writer in the Farmers Reeis,,, say.
II mas been tried by several persons to his koNledac
"nh doclded success. They were afflicted savs he
with chronic cough, the primary causcol which, IN,
one case,was supposed to be diseased yer-in anoil,
erdlscased lungs il mltigates. and sometimes clIrr
tualls checks fit of coughing. II was used IN :,
dried state. with little sug7r mixed with it, 10 ron
der agreeable to the taste. Til, writer expresses
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-11

As from SKY,
MI midnight oniNhonc tho uoontldc sun our ch.ldren
feet would st stumble the dark fnonni7lus ot ~
norance as black DEATH
lspeak IN strong language, sin hut fhc tmll is
stronger. have compared education only with a.
iher objects that pertun TO the comfort or ornamep,
OF this life; great objects, allow ia the Calculation,
nj temporal economy. aud unworthy of the c.,r
bestowed upon them IN tins cily and never inoie
than under its present enlightened and efficient .og.
eminent. Bun. III themselves. lhev air Ike every
thing else winch bcS'ns and ends IN tins hic bust.
lipg unsuDsaniiai yanlies. " hat cousdefatc man
can enter school, and reflect with awe HAT II is
asemlnary where immortal minds are trainine 70, O.
ternny Nhat parent but is, at times weighed down
with the thought that there must be laid The l,undn
tons OF building which will stand when not merely
temple and palace, but the perpetual bills and ALBANIAN
tins rocks on which they rest. have melted away /,
that ight may there be kndfed which will shine nor
merely when every artificial ray Is eAtirg ushcd but
when the affigh-ad sun has fed away from the heav-
ems can add nothing TO this consideration sir.
will only say in conclusion.
haaeafson: When we feed that lamp. w perform
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-11
Robinson & s1ssi0ll.

A RE NOW OPENING 4 VARIETY OF
: a cheap :assH al" sirti,ic GOODS, recent
y selected Ill the Northern Cites aud lhey pledge
themselves to offer them III such prices .s VIII ensure
quick sales.
August ! Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-11

- CRIMSON &ELLIOTT be- IraT, ,o ,,,f,,,,,
< u ther friends and customers gcueraIy. th,tthrf,
assortment being complete they will hold out ex.
iainooeementS toputclscrs, aud to wholesale deal
'ts, very small advance ON the Ncv Yorl cost.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-11
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SEAt IiFtL Bonnet SILKS, rich h9",2
- SILKS and SATlNS, some beautiful 81, l'S''
party dresses; black Matte nj Lu,rincs, black AZ ~
Solored Gro de Maps, beautiful ChaIlletteS po;'
hghlneS; Printed Jacones. Nc. dc. Just re- re-
. 6. 1t NtkTIN. WARD ( pAN =.
Apti - u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-11
{ '03'~cgs.

4 NEAT lulc invoice Of CORSETS, di1tc-
from the manufacturer, and At the nrosl Tempt
ing prices. ROBINSON ( ELLIOTT
Ma =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-11
NEW EHSE on A1EGDAGEaES
FFSo.U k.S'fEsgss Esft go Y'gRgs
~ hasEE aH'EaEK2 SaeAcsNss&
SIS @Ea
G1 G5St.s
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GYMS LINE leaves Lynchburg ON MONDAYS
y Wednesdays and Fridays 1t } o'clock \ W.
ana arrives at Lexington the same day at p. VI. :
and leaves Lexington ON TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and
Saturdays At ! o'clock \. NJ. and arrives at the
" nte Sulphur the s'mc day. This Line mrcrsccrs
with the Gayandottc line at CallalIan's which goes
on the same day to the Holland Warm SPRINGS The
ROAD ." from Lynehbarg TO the White sulphur
Springs, have hesitation in saving is one OF the
best IN the State, being graduated the whole way
ana the mountain scener! is unsurpassed in bcaut,
and grandeur.
Splendid new coaches from Albany, which will
comfortably accommodate uinc passengers, are now
running over the eutIfc Lane.
M drivers upon this line are all sober men. and
VIII De managed by the best thai can be procured
ana ' ne accommodations are not inferior 10 those
upon any other route
Fare from LynchbnrS to.LeHmston. S3 50
from LeSngto to LenI,burg. & On
$. b, CLOVES, lyon
1aa J'f t'e Lynchbars y Leriogiuq Linz.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-11

The agent Ola Bible Society IN Marion county,
Missouri "9> te" days since arrested IN Miller.
county IN that State, ton pcddlne without, 4 license.
and Ha'd Godo.alS. lie had distributed 20 dollars
"ot'I, ana sold about dollars wnrh To those who
would not accept the hblc, as a gift The c;oqa,na,
remitted TIN tur.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-11
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gun bl As ia.at dat, al,ist T.. a#i MINI. - Ia
10th. fu.e#a1 DTS II soz.#
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-11

July 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-11
u aEasO1s "a { HA bea.:a.g

JOliN +. FITZPATRICK
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-11

{ IRtlNi at court oil months .cssiop hold =, ,
county Of tumpbcll, At tn. eout-hous therein m a VI
ad, I'll, / iii day Judy, l"3s ." '''-
"' = In ''''''l u Nm - '9''a rlaiarH
hna' T. %fol Jos'rh Chiffon aud Margaret hi. vii. =
"ard r. atoa ad Janf liz lie, Edwin Price and :
hi Viii, Ihouas /. Garden oud Euana bis a, = T. "a
rs atl har.a h7 VII. Johu Scott and David l. scott WV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06
TEXAS.

Adyiees 10 the 18th instant have
been received at New Orleans from
Galveston Bay. On the evening of
that day the Congress Of Texas adjourn.
ed after protIacied session. The New
Orleans Bee derives The following in
formation from a passenger
The town Of Nashville has been Ia
ken and sacked by the Camanche To-
dams, who mastered the few inhabi-
tants that remained. They can, il is
said, bring fifteen thousand we'll armed
warriors in the field and their bravery
and proves have always put the Mex
leans even in the zenith Of their power
IN fear and trembling.
The number now engaged in devas-
tating the frontiers Of Texas ~ about
1000, led on il is said, by painted
white men. who. being dissatisfied with
the government, have joined them,
and lead them on 10 deeds Of rapine
and carnage.
Several families were murdered &c.
teen miles from Washington. and such
was the apathyofthe people in that :own
W their
blood thirsty course.
President Houston has granted fur
lo1ghs TO nearly all the efficient men
composing the army Of the Republic.
until about the middle OF September,
and IN case Of not returning at the
time specified, are TO forfeit all their
lands, aud other privileges and emoIu.
ments.
As might be expected. the disband-
ing Of the army has given much dissat-
isiaction TO the people, who from its
absence are exposed TO the incursions
OF the Indians and Mexicans. The
army also appears to be dissatisfied
with President Houston--Iheir wish
was to attack. and IL possible, take
Matamoras, but President III. would
not accede TO their demand.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

MExico.-The late Message Of the Prssi-
dent Of Mexico, to the Congress Of that Re
public, contains the following passages In re-
latioa 10 Texas
although order and tranquility prev,il
over neariy the whole repnbiic, I regret 20 Of
Ter you rs exceptions The departments OF Texas
AID California, as well as q small portion OF
The State oi san Luis. The Government A.
INCREASINGLY occupied on proper measures 90
insure The success O( The Mexican arms. and
restore 10 the republic the remotest fronticr OF
Texas. u Is hoped that order il restored in
Tie whole department az San Luis, white we
base TO deplOro the death Of the MexiesnS In
Toe neighbvfhood Of lhe city Of Fernandez. &C.
dueed by the Internal n'achihatiOus of the en-
em'es OF public tranquility. We shall not Dc
long "a obtaining similar results in the Cali
ioFnlasi and efficient measures are taken 10
aFrest The iDyssiOns Of bsrhaFous tribes IA
some Of the departments most remote from
this capital.
"Ths srmy. after having underroos De.
str1ction IN 1893, was hardly rs-oTsaoi.ed
when TIE campaign Of Texas commenced
ana suspended The measures adopted for its
better organization. Nevertheless, tha Go
Vernmeht now eounis on a force, with the pro.
posed augmentation, which will sufice 10 aus
tain The honor % our arms; and alresdy NEE
suTes are taken 10 this effect, and io give Il tbe
strength which Il requires. ny the decree Of
TIE 20ih q last Asrch, the Coyernmsot syos
authorised 60 provide zoe any difficulties thst
might arise, and immediately The army was IN
2 condition 20 b. = solid support of uar insti.
lusion', Of Internal tranquility, and Of lhs ns-
tional rights
"The Government will likewise give ies A.
teniion 70 the special establishments v,hieb
have relation with re noble eafeer II anna
u @ill re-esiablish military Discipline, aish
view 70 prevent those aSuses N ths arfoy
which ibe nation, che GoTernnsnt. even az
chiefs themselves, and ne subaitsrn olIirera "a
much dePiors. u wiil rswsFd merit and TIE
ardof u ne valiant troops Who defend orler
ard TIE naiioual honor u will, however. ne
elect 10 method 70 avoid ire distress which Il
has suffered By Tees0n q he impsrious cir
oumsiances ihai hava weighed upon lts &
nances."
The ia't accounts from Mexico state thai
Ire losurssnis q San Lnls, urdsr Moatszum..
aase been oompsllsd 10 surrender, after an
sngagsnebt 10 which ihs commander, several
oiaeer'' and number Of men we're killed.
Con. DaLLas had arrived uilh the Amerl
can assi, OF Maismoras. sDd b said TO have
adjusted matters satisfactorily.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

GREAT WING yIcToRY.-cu.Rlrs
NATtOR, the whig Candidate for Congress.
from the Third District 10 Pennsylvanis, ad-
Joining the city Of Philaielphis. was elected
On Friday last By = majority Of from THREE
TO FOUR HUNDRED VOTES. over cnas
,. IEoERSoLt, the Van Buren, candidate and
this Is (says the U. 5. GszeIte) the very strong
bold Of Jssksonism, where Mr.. Ash, the Jack
son candidate in 1894, was Selected BY ma
joriiy Of sitpsH hHaSrsd and fJIy-rias vsiss-
This Is truly great and glorious victory
and must DO viewed As Omiaous Of events yet
% come.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06
THE CROPS

All accounts agree shat there has
been a considerable improvement in
The Wheat Crop in Virginia. In the
neighborhood Of Alexandra the croo
IS good. in the usualIv fine
Wheat growing counties Of Prince
William, Faoquier. Loudouu, and those
IA the Valley beyond the Blue Ridge,
from the best advices Ne obtain. there
viii not be over half an average crop
OF wheat, although there, we hone
things may turn out better than IS now
expected. From the Northern Neck
counties the accounts are toierably IA
vorable.-.fisr. Gaz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

The AIsxasdria Gazette, speaking OF Tie
result Of the rscen, election IN Philadelphia
county, ssyS ;-"sqeh dsAOastrstions as tbi.,
In place. where JaeksOnism has been rifest,
must satisfy the Government, that the people
are turning rapidly against It's measures. Mr..
Van buren Is not Gen. Jackson, nor can bis
popularity suslain him In the arbitrary course
PurIuod By his predecessor. we begin to
have hopes that, ia this country. yet, we shall
see public liberty preserved. and tho people
placed above the Executive"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

General Jaekson's Address to the
Public in relation TO the Testimony Of
Judge White before the investigating
Committee Of The House Of Represen-
tatIves, merely makes up an issue Of
reracify between himself and Judge
White. II is for the public 10 say
which they believe. We. At once say.
irs believe Judge White. OF course,
General Jackson's friends will bold on
TO him-and thus the matter ends
where II began. In this country, right,
truth and justice all bend TO party.
t-iIsx Ga-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

SnALL NoTEs.-On ThuFsdav last
the City Councils Of Baltimore passed
en- ordinance aulhoIiaing Che issue Of
ceT'ihcaies FOE small sums 20 The q.
mount Of $3.50, 900. This 10 ia addi-
too 70 The amount Of alOO, 900 hereto
fore put IN circulation, and found 10 be
entirely inadequate 20 the demand
For such iS The scarcity Of change in
ihe neighbofing cities and towns. that
he certificates Of the corporation Of
Baltimore are gladly received aud used
IN local business.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company, fnding 4 imp7achcabls 10
prosecute their businert 10 The present
scarcity Of specie, commenced he Il.
enc ca chapgs aoies O. ihe 2g,t "a
f111,.1 &c..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

The Baltimore papers speak Of a splendid
display Of the Aurora Borealis or Nor,herD
Lights on Saturday night Last The Gazette
Of that city says There vas time when Il
appeared somewhat resembling large sx.
Pandsd fan, radiasiOg iE long beautiful ray,
from me centre, some Of them white, soras
purple. some Of rose colour, and aoeomps-
MED By almost constant Sciniulations Of bril-
liant light flashing cut towards The exiremr.
Iiaa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

The FALLET DAEE.-Tho act Of the late
sxisa session Of the legislature, IN relation %
the surplus revenue, SLOWS the Bank Of the
Valley 70 borrow $3.50, 900 Of that fund the
amount ordered last winter 70 b subscribed
on behalf Ofths State 10 the sloek Of ,hs, IN
''i'uiion--aI M iotsrsss Of per cent. per
snnum.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

FLoRlDA.--An re ir,e asoouuts ssa,ur Ia
ihe btiief thai ne srosbies eth ibo lsdi.,s b.
FioFida, err isr from being over. A ists ts,,sr
IRON Fo't kiag sintss lhst lnformstisn had
Fspehed 'hsi Polt, iaei ths 8easnoi,s. a6,er "a.
'asEi9g pe''s'si'V sf .siieausbv had ssrrd-rss
49, aasisua hisia pieces. ssppossd lh., n.
saass for ole go vs. hl, frisndly di,pos,io,
iovaris Ne shi'ss, ai' sousiuusd syersian 90 a.,
ssf, 81 BE sood faith 10 suempius 70 fslsl de
isis iruaiy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

very large meeting wss held in The city
81 New York last week, 81 which the Hon.
DAsiEL WEsSrEn was nominated for the next
Presidency. The meeting declared willing
mesa to yield their preferences for Mr. Web
''sF to the dsel'iOn Of Nsuoaai Convention,
q Oos SHOULD be called to select candidate
Tor The whIgs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06
BANKS.

We have taken some pains TO collect
accurate details upon the subject Of
banking institutions. We have alrea-
dy stated the number Of Banks 10 The
coanisy. We now give below some
further views, in a taouiar form, from
Secretary Woodbury. report. to Ait.
the number Of banks, ard the amount
Of banking capital. at certain periods
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

JsgsFssab spiaisn Of Jlspolssa. Tbe Ro.-
ton transcripts published ne other dsv ~. 80.
iaoi letter % Thomss JeGrFson. ~ cseii-
exiract;
"During the terrible Fevolul,oos os
Europe, fsll great anxiety Tor Won
and have never yet learnt with Ger.
talniy how fer they affected you. Your
letter 70 The Archbishop being rom
Rome, and ISOLATE a. September. makes
me hope that al is veil; and tbanks
BE 70 Cod The tiger who revelled 10
Tong IN The blood and spoils Of Euyooe
- az length, Ike another Promsfhop.
chained 70 bis rock, where the v1l.
ture q remorse Cor his crimes win ~
preying on he viials. and ID Ike mar.
nef without consuming them. HAVING
been Ike him entrusted with fhe b.n,
Pinesa Of my country. feel ,bo bls1-.
ing o. resembling him IN no o,ber
point 4 have not caused the Sssfb
o. ten millions Of buman beings ~
devastation q other countries. ne AZ.
population 81 ny own. ihs enha0sfio,
81 elt IT, resources, The desfructioo ~
y. heefiies, nor iis foreign subiaqaiios.
Az lais be has done % reader rose 4.
l9slfious ihe atrocities psFpairafs3 for
.llnsiraiing himsalf ed kmiIv 80
atnng eisatlas ed fcephss.a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

The farmers are now busy with their
seyihes. II Is the beginning Of the
wheat harvest, and the work goes mer.
nly on. The neighooring counties of
North CaTolina--CurTitnck, Camden.
Pasquolank, Perquimans, sc. have
hne wheat grounds and industrious
hnsbandmen. They calculate on 90
per cent. above en- average crop. From
Penney lvania. Maryland. Western Vir-
g'nia-- N shor:, generally throughout
the wheat growing country, the report
- not less favorable. So much for the
predictions Of the crop eroakers."
tJfsggolk HsraiS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

Onssen Gsnsroritg.--AB BIi,snls
pefsonage' Who alRays volunteered 10
50 Iogno With the hsi, but vas sus-
peeled of'Pasine his own pseksi over.
heefing. one day, q hint 10 that sRset
naoe ne following speech :--"Oiher
gentlemen puis doan uhai thsv thiots
proper, end 90 a. .. CbsTiigs ~
te.e lencesa sid ehat 4 ez6ss = 80
f % aette .''-- 1ar5 go
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

gosspH !. MsnnIcE Esq hes been nomioa-
ed b Convention ni Hssersiows. o. ne
Wig candidsio for Coagrsss. IN iba, as,rl.,
b opposition % Frapeh Thomas, Yea. ths Van
Barsn candidate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06
The Van Buren, papers frequently
publish such items as the following:
"FACTs FoR THR PRoPIR-

NFio TUX I'VE PEOPLE.
United States Bank notes psr cent h.
low par JACKSON CURRENCY, Gold and
silver, 10 per cent PREMIUM"
On which the Chambersburg whig
remaFks:-"Now, if the above were
even true, what would Il prove Mo.
thing more than that Gold and Silver
- 'len per cent. h4rder % Rsfaog than
before the old tinker began his 'expe-
Fiments IN improving the euTrency. >
end. OF course, the poor man-lhe Ia.
ooTer--has 90 work much longer or
harder, 10 get the same amount Of pav
than formerly. So that IL there Is a6y
thing N The above alleged facts which
the people should regard, il IL 10 er-
cite their indignation towards The ma.
'ional administration for having thus
raised The price Of gold and silver a
the same time that they diminished
the abundance aud price Of employ.
ment."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

The y. Y. Star edyooaiea . copper eurfsa-
-. 2 admits ihai 4 Wouid Be rather en- 10.
soaysaisni eoiu, bui 4 would suil adnirahly
he hard aoosy msa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

How different are the accounts which
reach us now from every quarter con-
eeTning The prospects Of harves, from
what they were this time last year
ihen there was scarcely q mail that
did not bring iidings Of expected failures
m the products Of the earth. and spj-
nt Of gloom appeared 20 have settled
over the land; now even IN the midst
o. dilheullies and peeuniary disiresses
ihe note . changed. and We are told Of
IA promise that awaits our country.
men N iull return for their labou.-
Ia America u is impossible 10 realize
the idea Of long continued aeaFcilv.-
Such is The variety ofclimate. and such
the difference Of coil. that 10 be depriv.
ed Of what may Be necessary for the
subsistence Of her popJi alton e nszt 10
an imPossibiliiy. How ihankful then
should we feel az a nation IN compar-
ing our own with less favored lands
and knowing that whilsl 10 them The
want Of food is q matter ~ frequent
occurrence, ihe most We need ever ap-
prehend ia a fsilure 90 have = supsr.
abundanco.--l Bait. .gmericou.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

Instances Of the deplorable eou.sou.ne..
sf'sing IRON the earning Of deadly weaDoD.
aoout ne PeFson, eoatisus 10 cone unssF oor
nosice via unabaied frequsaey. Ths Men
phia lenu. knqaiFer o. ne iOih insi,s, h.,
me following secount 81 fatal oceogreor,
sfosipg ous q tbe practicsi~-
hF. Richard rs. Jones. mey,b.n, :,
oFownsvIiie, ives killed one daV last
week, 70 street rencontfe with AR.
Henry Anderson Of Bolivsr. who had
registered his nane 81 the Hotel ~,
Jones made an offensive comment be-
neaih u, when Mr.. A. retorisd Ia m.
Same manner Whersupon Mr.. Jooso
sought BIZ. A., when both drew 49,
tolls and fred simultaneously. a.
Jones ball lodged in The mszris az
siF' Ne. pistol, aBd himself fen. Nth
,hiee bells piercing bic breast. We
learn That the fatal occurrence vss
TIE result q misunderslandiog--ond
'hal bad TIE parties bad bot q moments
convention concerning Il, no IN
friendly feelings would have szi,ied.
AnoiheT evidences Of the fo1v ana
sicsedbsas Of appealing 10 Weapons
o dea'h under ire heat e boiling pas-
,'on' MF J. hes lefl q young asd h.
iefesling wife With two children. wbo
should have hesn deaFer 10 BE hes5
man the revongo which has DESTROYED
.aeiF happiness and mado them desc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

TIE Y. ship Of iho line, PENNsgt.
FANiA, is 70 BE- launched q Pblsdel.
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