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d.lrd VIII Improve lhea s#ullne qualities. We 81"
them hoIl ~ the bn Doek. Tn, seemed Ia he
- strong Wrod hd ION could make thcm, but
WY much hkc IN old llshonrd nrlnl john III then
mnlel.
IhcIr was a cuu1ieut Npeclttiou thn the squad
TN would Rendezvous ~ NV OH tl,u,u the Isl 81
eetohtl, aud, after RECEIVING IN hoald the sC,"hthc
corps, the philosophical Instruments, Ne. sal III i
lev dtNs ihrrcatnr " hrirsocscl doe, SAIL It will
eallN Uuh II the best "tshe. ot the Who'll" American
pcnplr and the fl'ud, al ,ciruce inuughuu the
civilized world. bnr anlIcipalons al the results pl
The e>prd1ou hlah and enthusiastic. The "a
telprze viii tcdorud 10 lhr hnnoi nl The cotuhN,
4lrl To the Lulr III lhn4t, oun l"rd IA II,
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TALLAHASSEE. tFla.A July -.

NihNHNSSf, lf lt,) July -
MI hDER.-A scamm manned Curry WAS found
lead, With las throat cut and otherwise lnulilatcd in
puud about seven miles from ST. Marks, en- the
Magnolia road. lie had le1 81. Marks on the day
previous III wagon belonging 10 Col !. Gamble,
whose hrgro WAGNER, it is believed, committed the
murder wlthihn intention Of lobbng the deceased
WHO Wis supposed tn have considerable sum Of
money about ils person. The negro has been taken
up, aud Is committed 10 avail his trial.
ANO1'llER.--Ou the night Of the oh inst. Capt
l., Glilcmd, of A1cuha, mnrdereda at The Dou
bic Sinks, on the St. Augustine road about thirty
miles west OF NcWuausviilc. lie WAS on his way
homo, and had stopped for the night, and was at
tac,'sl IN his cncampmcut. After being wounded
hr lied To tree about two hundred yards distant,
where he was found dead by company from New
nlnsle, Two days subsequently. Capt. c. was IL
worthy and valuable citzcr As officer he had
rendered important services IN the protection of the
frontier and his course ia the last Leg islative Cou-
ell, III which he Nds member, characterized by
ability, zeal, and tthul adherence To the inter-
c,ts OF hls suffering icow-citizcns. lie had felt in
common with others, the effects of this disastrous
war, and has left wife aud three cill lren on the
frontier, destitute and deleucclcss in an hou when
hls protection, aud assistance were indispensabe.-
lis virtues and amiabr and courteous department,
viii long be remembered by alrse circle oflrlens;
while his bcreaved family will be lett TO mourn IA loss
In them irreparablc. FIogiadH.
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TIL, uI.-fNfED AMER Gl.N sllER-
ROD.


IN SaHslaN motung, tine GDh day u NM =. tn
stcanl'eai Ia NhennI, uld,l The command olt alt
Ca-tiem11e l1el auue to ir,e tlrs le,ee Al Ne"
/ ptIc.tis. Sie NJ llnuugcd with Passensei~.
| Thc lhnotth c ben Shrltod Is on lhe upper deck
m. u1rro" giIInpoliIouto hst hull. lon SIT what
/ IS Technically called 4 fcuuc,>rc Gailop=Bae 10
t.o>t Win have netrr seen cotton hua loaded, II Is
! a won lfoa~ sIsht. The ht,c, a. Hlsd up ironi the
lower sulI,# ,trlsicl thcrr ;, 4 ef1Hl>. nnn they
reach aaatf lie >teoal dc,h. room benz nrtr>
len to piss sneeIs to MidN GA ,de tie rabilr.
have regular seN> lcu auud die cotton, II order
to pa, lsouto hrl t,t dcch. %Usalsatotlon boat,
/ car, lns ilon / oaIu 1000 bates.
lie Be.l.s ialIsh and dccoumo tallon ol tie cab
III Wis by iuoans such H. Wuuid begin Ia compare
with the regular passenger boats. II htne late IN
the and hutir" lr-c st, dueis brine port,
in consequence oi the seventy oi the TIM the Ben
Shcffod cot undue number ot passengers. other
wise she would have been ayujl,d, TOT III, eomlo-
dations mol onticny. She had heavy freight
on board, and several holscs and eullagrs on the
torccas,le. The buld of the Ben S sfol Wis he5tN
her tmheis being OF the largest >Ise.
The morning Mls clear and sultlN much 50
that umbrellas We're necessary to ward I'll tie SIN.
1t curious sight To the hundreds Il eni4en-
hunying ON boad 10 leave letters, aud 10 SEE lhcm
coming aMay. Whena steamboat Is going oil on the
Southern 81 Weston waters, the cAci emenil, tall,
equal 10 thai attendant upon t." departure al Ii
/ Ncrpao packet. Nbuut 10 u'tloeA \. VI. the IL
lated steamer pushed oil upon the tuhid current OF
the Mississippi rs a swan upon the waters. lalrw
minutes lie WIS under weigh. to~-iu@# In III tie
an hllgin ald SHINY cloud, OF steam, eatiN lcNo-
/ luton Il hrr cneluc Iain not 81 oul northern
steamboats,. \ Mississippi steamer oi 10 tons bur
den, with adequate mac iucN is ono ot the saenlles
/ OF poetry.
Gu thursday evening, IL, 9.h of MaN, IL. the
t steamboat PiMGc, on her way To 81, l.outs, bore
hI ont.l. Ben $ Arro /. wa, necessary forth. Lat.
/ tct stop ~ 'on Adams. duuue Which the Frame
pissed hel. Great NeNluou was ntanli'>trd BY sont
oiritr pa>e neel> thu hc iine should 81 Match
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e.f.siscsncn's summer Wear.

Gf.stscsncn's SUMMER Wear.
LaRENCH BOMBAIINES,
Z Paramatta Cloths, beautiful article,
Blue, black aud green Organds,
Grape Hastings, Erninets,
French Linens, great variety,
Linen and Cotton Fancy Driliings,
Grass LINENS Ncnetians,
estings a great variety,
Satin and l'ombazlne Stocks,
IS and 40 Inch Black Italian Cravats, &e. &c.
Just reeei ed,
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
April u IS
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\ FoIBl.I. Touched.

The Ne" o. tonnarci3 Advertiser '"l.
Stonr0 hH, the following ", lnst aud cauN" ant
cle relative To- one III our nalan al ioIbr- that Of
perpetual pr,I>c and tall, III hoak makers.
PoonllIsN.-'t Captain hHNau Miss MuiI.
ueau'-' Mis-, Mutucdu Gaptatn Almt> ST. Really
ne are wrar,c out AL DON oter BY Ia everlasting
repetiton otthcse names. VII, viii the American
proplr and the conductors III 1r American press,
bciorrtel making iool~ol themselves!
Thirty month, 1go, Ms Nuncau WIS travelling
through the county, aud munth 1ilcr month, day
aicr day, hcrUimc VIZ pataled hoorc the public,
IN MI the PlP'rs, rtN, country, daily aud hchdona-
dal. Every party Wilich liz attended every town
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Mar, I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-10

AIrl NTED oa Butl3oe Bnef IA the county Il
- Nuplcr.r II u,.lrs ltonltlsc Couu !luu.c. -;
nn, lruu. I.r>Io4.oa al - nnls. !iro I..3ca-
The herald., 1837-01-30
MARRIED.

on Wednesday, January 2h, by Dr. Bro,sn,oo A. =
Brown, Miss Jane McC aim all of this city w James
AT Belfast the 18th December Mr. Dudov p.,ssa -. .
y TO Margaretta youngest daughter Of Nm Boys r ~ e
former place ''' "sb' o' "e
DIED.
ON sunday morning, the goth inst, AZ o,eI,cL =.
rand year o s age Mr. Joseph Roccti prn,s - va % 70 ,ne
The funeral viii take place tomorrow aferr,, :, L,e,
O'Clock from f late residence OAK and ~.
friends and acquaintance, and the msn,s s,s
10 attend - p'''o''aiy invited
on sunday morning the 2sth ult aaer sho qoo.. -.
months. ' 80" = yours ana
The fends Of The family requested 10 ,,,erd L
street. ~ w Oashhnno
On fnoay no ne inc 9th Jan a lingering ine,. IN tho
lin year oi sts ege, stephen Becatn son nj - ~
wife Of Edmund Yates, Jr "'N l"h1ui ihncSs, ann
On Friday, the 27fb Jan Narv n d..ml. =
Harriet " Hart, aged months e"'ef W hn"'e" - ah"
On Friday, the nth Jan, of scarlet f,o x a.,.a,o, .ep
and " Deisarpst, aged years. 'i i'a's' "ae' '" y.
Un "wednesday, the 25h Jan In th,s .., r ,asv Mo.h
Walton, aeei %, Of LING Island - e'''D' ''' ''s"'"
ON Thursday 18th John raco .op oe Jaco WI
ehelhalsgnl aeed years months and AZ days
n, rmloM NrH'nia on the fth jan Francis Ary sou of
~ william hdack IN the 9th of his the I7tl
hs are and the 10th Jan Martha Virginia dauetov e ~
same " the sth year Of her age. " -
The herald., 1837-01-30
THE HERALD
MONDAY. JANUARY 80. 1897.

BY ExrREss MAlL-We received the Express
Mail last evening as far as Washington. No''"'s
very new
Mr.. Van Buren, has resigned the Vice Presidency
with speech. Mr. King, of the Senate mas oeeh
appointed in his place-26 votes
On the 27th the Baltimore and ONO iSal hoau oa' .
ran down a woman and killed her instantly
The steam boat Pocahontas left the ChesapeaAe ior
Norfolk. on Saturday, with Santa Anna ana Aiihoh'e
on board bound for Vera Cruz, IN the U >. vessel
Pioneer.
The Military Court of Enquiry Is IN session again
al Frederick. inouirng about every thing and fndng
out nothing.
II is stated positively that Santa Anna has gwen
five hundred thousand dollars to Texan for his hb-
Grafton.
The herald., 1837-01-30

II We have received for the benefit Of the seam
stresses, since our last report
From French medical gentleman, IS 90
Y Come along, my dears and get the cash. There is
nothing like better than to give the ladies' cash
cash-cash 1t is nearly as good as love- but not
qute--though in cold day, with no wood, and no
potatoes poor, pretty ailoress might think the cash
the best article
The herald., 1837-01-30

II The public will not forget that Van Amkurgh's s
benefit takes place at the Geological Institute in the
Bowery this day. Every sxpence received at the doors
goes into his pocket.
The herald., 1837-01-30

THEarRrcALs.- Theatriculs are looking up. At rhe
Park that enchanting creature Ellen Tree il becomirr
more and more appreciated-she will shortly appear
in her most popular part "Ion." At the National.
the opera of the Pirate Bsy will amply repay the
great expense lavished upon 1T the music is divine.
the singing and acting the scenery splcn
did. At the Bowery, Miss Medina is producing new
pieces, and Cookies equestrian company are engaged
lit will be decided hit The Ravels are astonishing
the Philadelphans with their wonderful performances.
Miss Grove engaged to succeed theu Power is an
nounced at Washington. Mrs. Lewis is still at Mo-
bile, and Miss Horton and Mr.. Horn have Just pro-
ceeded from thence to Natchez, from whence thew
will go to New Orleans Miss Clifton is al Boston,
and the Keeleys at New Orleans. fa
The herald., 1837-01-30

x1 DR.. StillwePs reply to the editors of the Trans
crpt, will be found in our advertising columns
The herald., 1837-01-30

II Tom Paines birth day is celebrated to-day, by
the philosophers. Good appetites to them.
The herald., 1837-01-30

II Burns Anniversary was celebrated at the Rob
Roy House, last week, in a very splendid style
The herald., 1837-01-30

II The canvass for the mayoralty gees on. TIL
Express nominates Alderman Clark and s.. H. Mills
Go ahead. .ttr.
The herald., 1837-01-30

NORFOLK, Jan. 20-The barques Pioneer, Leute-
nant Commandant Tattnall and Consort, Leute-
nant Com'dt Glynn, of the South Sea Expedition,
have arrived the former on Tuesday night the latter
on Wednesday. These vessels sailed together from
Boston for this port the 30th Of December but on
the third day out were separated in heavy gale of
wind, and experienced succession of severe weather
till their arrival of our Capes. Fsa
All the vessels Of the expedition are now here the
store ship Relief, barques Pioneer and Consort and
schooner Pilot at the anchorage off the Naval Hos
plta and thefrigate Macedonian at the Navy Yard at
Gosport, in the progress of equipment
Officers of the Pioneer-Lieutenaat Commandant
JOSIAH TattnaIl Lieutenant, HenryW. Morris Pas
sed Assistant Surgeon, William Whelan Passed
Midshpmen-A. L. Case B. M. Dove Midshipman.
N. Barnes, junior; Captains Clerk, Charles Tran..
cis. 1a 'tlG
officers Of the Consort-Lieutenant Commandant.
James Gynn Acting lst Lieutenant, NJ. G. l.. Clai-
borne; do do do Sailing Master George +! !Emmons:
Acting Sd Lieut., J. B. Dale dv 4th do. f. J. Shu,,
brick do Surgeon, Ed. Gilchrist. TIP
The herald., 1837-01-30

months shall be permitted to crowd the archives Of
the War Department blot the history sfths United
Stateg2
The herald., 1837-01-30

The FLORIDA CAMPArGN.-in this lntermnablc af-
fair, il seems that Gen. Jessup had removed from
Tampa TO Fort Drane near the Withlacoochie, where
he was ain hopes of doing something" whilst of the
Indians Micanopy, Jumper, Abraham and their adj
herents had steered towards Indian rivera position
abounding with turtle oysters, and almost every va
rety Of the fnny tribe and within few hours march
10 the east of the Everglades-whlst others of the
hostes had moved to the of the Everglades and
struggling parties Of 10 TO 20 in number were depre-
dating every where
Now, in sucha state Of things, what can General
do, with the enemy all round him, and not military
road by which to make an advances and, worst Of
all, with few soldiers Injured to the fatigies Of the
chase-and few to the ordinary avocations of rural
life7 We do not ask this question in disparagement
of the gallant spi its by which the army sfForda has
been animaled-but moral courage is one thing, and
physical adaptation another, and the present cam
paien is eminenty one in which the latter quality
should be brought into requisitlon Men should be
employed who, from habit can undergo the fatigues
of wood and water for fortnight or longer, without
danger or fear of danger from these clements but
such are be the instruments Of terminating this cam
pagn would il not be right that they should reap all
the profit and all the glory tool Employ such men
then, and open them large inducement for such emf
nent services There are plenty Of such men # suf-
f;cent inducement were offered, and such campaign
would be very much promoted by the continuance Oh
the military posts established and above an Dy
one or more posts in the most commanding positions
Of the Everglades
Where will be the benefit 10 the U. $. or TO Florida
il repetition Of the disasters Of these last eighteen
The herald., 1837-01-30

BowsRy THkArRE--Every one will no n ,h;. ,ho
atre tonight. The new and magnificent plav M Hos
mani is 10 be produced in a styIe-to use tbo ,,,a
ger own werds--"sf hitherto unsurpasscd ,raar;e
cence" On Saturday night the estabshmente mas
closed to rehearse again and again the dfcnlt dan.
ces chornsses professions and combats. Nst even
the press were admitted lest the presence of
might interfere with the drilling.
We learn from one Of the orchestra that tho No..
nIhcence Of the display is beyond comparison and ss
the vast size OF the theatre will allow thousands =,
witness II nightly we doubt not that il will we'll 70
pay the enterprise Of the manager
ISTELLEcTuAL ExERcrsEs--Do You attend Cooke's
circus at ALT am afraid you do not or we sbonlT
now and then, see something about il in your paner
Few have ever seen more graceful horsemansh;n
than that Of James Cook His Roman Glad;,,or M
Flying Mercury are truly classic There il noib,no
wanting 10 complete the grace dignity STRENGTH ~
beauty Of these persenations. The astonisb,ng 70
pidy Of the beautiful steed-he daring efyor,s ee,h
rder-his exquisitey proportened ieure-his look so
repete with fre intelligence and pleasure add great
ly TO idea OF what the conceptions of the man are
Who is not delighfed-who does not shed tears oc
Joy, on seeing The infant warriors, whilst one ~
two are scarcely able 70 carry themselves rnnoL Lee
their swords and shields In their per6ormsnca ~,
Cooke has made touching--a delicious honone, G..
the hearts and eyes of parents The little fsIIou.
have all the look Of men, and step along oue sodor
Ike, proud, hrmiy, and in earnest The clowns arc
very goed-ihe music IS good-the dress in GOOD
kecpng-and the house warm and brilliantly liob,oS
Go once, and etu hear something about ibs rsu,
nant OF Roman times-this truly classic school. Won
have read Virgil, and Homer and Elrpides will vo,,
neglect the only establishment have thai nern.,,,
aes the dignity, the strength, the highly nellertaaI
exercises, that those adored poets have an boan,;e
- v..nP,eSslSely oescr'oeu Felix.
The herald., 1837-01-30

II A correspondent asks what chance our name
sake Counsellor Bennett has for the mayoralty.--
What chance? What green query2 When was
there time that Bennett had not chance at some
thing
The herald., 1837-01-30

FRENCH SEssIBlLIry.-ln the Courier des Eiats
Unis we find the annexed emphatic reply to some Of
the blundering statements of eur cotemperaries. O
all nations we ought TO be the last to say anything
of French defeats in Africa, when we look Florida
oh |! oh oh
The herald., 1837-01-30


LECTURES NOW DEIIvERING.--On Chemistry, on
Medicine, on Phrenoogy, on Bookkeeping lat
ter by Counsellor Bennett for the benefit of the wild
ows and orphans. ma0f
These Bennctts terrible fellows for going about
doing good and putting down the devil. There's my
self whenever the devil nearing him, he runs
for his life, horns, coven foot forked tongue, and tail
between his legs. s&
VERY LATE FROM ALBANY.-We annex the fol-
lowing highly interesting proceedings of the legsla-
ture now assembled in Albany. 81 ta
Bubble, bubble, llt.es
Toll and trouble. ts.Nt
STILL LATER BY ExPREss.-With breathless haste
we add the following =
Toll and trouble,
Bubble, bubble. -ttt
p. S. More tremendously late =
Bubble, bubble,
Toll and trouble.
There-there's enough Of news for one day.
LATEST PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-
tell
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

A coon JOKC ~ grocer of New
York. who hal So, up an oppo.itIDn 10
tie whole batch Of suspended banks
aud commenced paperi .ues,p 81. u.s.
toner. m the usual loun. fouai b,s
shin. pllslers returned upon him Ia such
quantities that on counting over has
mOnsv. 10 order io see hos much he
had still ~ circulation. hc found that
be had AIrcady redeemed about 3luD
more than hc had ever issued The
best 81 The joke .. that 'he counter
feat, are so well executed thlt n rlu-
not or the lifc of h,m u unswsh tLcm
from the genuine issue
THIS inck upon tee POOR rrpc'g
nearly equals that pracii.cd 200 years
go upon The Bank a. Luglalt \
gang 81 counterfeit, managed - eul
.'iiuic their spurious Ila'e tor The cruu
ne plate Il the bank aud conseqg,n
~ whist they VsIe i-s.i.g tie r,i
simon pures lie Bank 49, r.i,
eounicrici'iug ihe,roen b'l'.ssni q Pc
out he.itsiion redccutng tie ns.e. q.
both
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03
NO. II.
ARISTOCRACY.

b. Ma .lfarhnsa.
As the feudal qualifications for rank
are absolutely non-existent IN Ameri-
ca. except 10 the slave States, where
there are two classes, without any mi
nor distinctions. II seems absurd that
the icudal remains of rank IN Europe
should be initiated ia America. When
ever the appearance OF a Conventional
austocTacy exist. an America. il mIst
arise from wealth. as i. cannot from
birth. An arisiocracy Of mere wealth
Is vulgar every where. In a republic.
us vulgar IA The extreme.
THIS Is the only k.nd If vulgari,y I
saw IN the United States. imagine
that the English who have complained
the most ooplously OF the Nulgarity OF
American manners, have done 20 from
two causes from using their own con-
'entIunal notions ss standard II man
hers, (Which Is a wi sarism ia them
selves. and also from their intercourse
with the Americans having been con-
fined 10 those who consider themselves
tho aT.s'ocTGcy Of the United States,
the wealthy and snowy citizens 81 the
Atlantic ports. Foreign people are
most Hospitality received b. this class
of society; introduced To- The fret
people IN Boston" lin New York"
in phi!AdclV aia, and taught 10 view
the country with the eyes OF their
hosts. No harm is lu,caded here: /,
IS very natural: but II j. not the Nay
for strangers 10 obtain an understand
ing of the country aud the people
The traveller " 20 chooses indus.riou'y
to see for himself no, with European
or arle'ucTotic eyes merely but with
human eycs, viii find Tie real aristoc-
raCy If The country, not only ia bali
rooms and Bank parlours, lut also in
fishing boats. IN stores, IN college cham
bcr,, and behind the plough. Till he
has seen al this. and studied the na,u-
raj manners Of the natural srs,ocracy.
lie /, no more justified IN applying the
word vulgar % more than q class.
than an American Would De y no should
call all the English volgar, when b.
had seen only the London alderman
class.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03
..AiY oWN. ~ NArNr LAND. -

"siN ON$. HY NATIVE LAND
The following Illustration q iho gr.laai
cSp41-i'n oi tie Chri,tI,r's soul b. Love. ).
extracted f-sa Tho lot address m,de g. tho
u.embcrs 81 .i, SUNDAY Class, F., thc late Rev.
EuWiS STtYL>,. bel 90 DO l,u America "
prosecute i,s mission 10 tt,na
remember" .l.. tie teacher.
when was but child auJ my &C
guain,apce reached but tnie around
~ l.lGer's house then oil ny feeling.
OF home were limited to the little fire.
,i1e circle around ny fathers hearth.
All other, seemed dis!ar, and nearly
ont II thereaoh Of my affections. But.
y hen ! become youth aud left my
fathers house 10 reside IN a d,s.ant
town. then every one If my former
t3HusG4cu whom now met. seemed To-
ine ike a iricai. and looked on han
somewhat as ! used 60 d. before upog
one e ny oAn family circle When
afterwards | Wen; 20 a distant State.
:hcn cNcy lDhay.iant u my native
>td,a seemed 80 'Dc Ike al scgu,in;-
ancc. and we formed a fellow hip at
once. much like the irs;c!D4l aaiou "
early Days.
"a now. when called 10 i've IN Dis
tant rlti,n. It ma, ne hagpy enough
- see an Amcrtcau. ! .h.Ii greet hiln
with the .ame tender interest aud bro
tbcl'y affection as 81 old rested on the
little dpuc.'i- circle ! ask not from
what State lac came. but welcome hIm
a. brother, whether from the north
crn or souiheTn The eastern OF western
I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

portant There had been some .kir-
mishing, but II was attended with no
results ct consequence. The Carlis,s
were still pressing toward Catalonia
closely followed by detachments of the
Christmas, under several leaders the
most active of whom seem. 10 be GER
ta'G Baron de Nicer. Colonel Conrad,
commander OF French Auxiliary Lee
gioa, was killed IN one of the encoun-
tiers.
The Cholera re-appeared a, Naples
on the 18th OF April. From that dat,
ul! the 18th OF May. 226 persons were
attacked by it. and of these, III died.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

no panic to create any di.trus,. Mo-
ney vas abundant and stocks acre fully
sustained. We are no, disappointed in
this particular. We have never be-
lievcd for a moment that the Bank OF
England Mas in the slightest danger oil
suspension"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

BURNs paid lit'e deie'eocc 20 ilr
ahGcial distinctions ~ sOcitiy CO
his way 60 Ielih. one morning he net
nan ~ hodGin. gray "a vest county
farmer b. shook nim earnestly D. thr
hand and stopped ari oonsorsed cab
bin Al this ms seen ~ syrtGs
Ed.sbufg blood. Who took The poet
foundly 20 task f0f b., delet, Il iss'-
Why. you fantastic GDmeIi' go said
Burns 1t vas not the great G. a. the
scone bonnet and he rough b1ais hich
spoke Ia. bot the man that pas o.
them snd The man. So lof tfue wonh
voUld weigh doWn sou and ne. and
Ten mofe such. any day"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

The New York Gazette states that,
the packet ship Vuginian brought back
from Liverpool protested bills 10 the
amount of 100 COO pounds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

BAxK of ESGLANp The Nc~ Yors
Express says
IL appears from all The accounts
that there IL not the most distant idea
that the Bank Of England would sus-
pend spccie payments There had been
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

Copper GRE vicljrng ~ least thirty
three per cent. g metal. has been dfs.
covered in S1.Gut A1nns couaty. Ps.