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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-22

dnothcr iowr ofthe Queen.-A man of
the name of Ash, an inmate in St. Giles's
work house, was brought before Mr.. Dyer,
at Marlborough h-strect office yesterday, to
be examined touching his sanity. 1t ap-
rcared that he was perfectly rational upon
every subject hut that OF Il supposed attach
mcnt to her Majesty. When questioned,
he said that it was true he was deeply ena-
morcd of her Majesty, and he was certain
that she entertained the same feeling toward
him. MIR. Dyer: "Whcre have you had
an opportunity of seeing her Majesty o.
Prisoner: have frequently seen her at
kcnsinSton Gardens" Mr.. Dyer: "And
what reason have you to believe that the
affection you speak of really cxiss!" Pris-
oncr: i've have exchanged looks together,
and feel convinced that she really enter
tains an affection for me-" Mr.. Dyer.
"llave you taken any measures to make
her Majesty aware Of tho feeling you have
towards her J" Prisoner: mo; but Il in
tend to make a communication to the gov
ernmcnt on The subject lie was directed
to be taken to a lunalic asylum.-Lonoion
iNuS.
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Miscellaneous.

PETRIFIED BUFFALo.--Thisc cXlraordna-
ry curiosity was discovered about two years
since, by some trappcrs belonging 10 Capt.
beaver dams Of thcRi Grandc of the North.
(a stream cmp,yins itself into the Gulf of
Ca',i"rni1 whose wa'crs' it. i is ssaiAISS SHes,
gree, its shores ahoundng in specimens Of
various animal and vegetable productions
in Il pctriticd state. The pctriicd Buffalo
is described by those W ho have seen it, obc
as pcricc, in its pctrcfactnn as when living.
with the exception of Il hole in one Of the
sides, about 4 inches in diameter, around
which the hair has been worn off, proba-
bly, by the friction Of tho water, i'll which il
must have lain for ages past to have pro-
dmccd such Il phenomenon. The hair on
the hump, shoulders, neck, forehead and tail,
though concrctcd into almost smooth sur
face may he easily tlisccrncd. The horns,
eyes, noslri!s, mouth and legs, arc as perfect
in their stone. as in :icr pristine state:
The country in which this rare specimen
was found is Inhabited by the Eutcaux. n
! rowing tribe of savaecs, who subsist a great
portions Of their lives on insects, snakes,
toads, roots, &c. The tribe being particu-
larry hostile to the whites, renders the ac-
; auistion of this curiosity n0t n little hazard
Gus; notwithstanding this, and many other
difficulties TO be surmoun.cd, such as dis
rancc, expenses, &c. Capt. Bent contcIn-
plates, procuring and bringing it into the
u. States during the ensuing autumn. The
curious may therefore anticipate an cxtraor-
dnary treat i'll the course OF the winter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-22

force. entirely, and not drawn by motives.
From our own observation, we arc led 10
believe that every child of ordinary capaci-
~ who has arrived at the age Of six years,
can comprehend all the reasons, in favor of
earnest effort in tho pursuits of knowledge.
Young rs he is, his mind may. if properly
and patiently directed, he made 10 discover
the excellence of wisdom the beauties that
are to be seen aud gathered in her paths {:
the glory that begirts the names of her vo-
tarIes-tle unwasting luilness of her gar
ners. When bright and useful career is
held up to his young mind, and he is made
acquainted with the means upon which his
final success hangs, he must indeed be un-
worthy of liberal culture, who will no, seize
upon them with eagcrness. We have ut
present neither time nor space TO enlarge
upon this subject
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@ostif 8etess.
From the Lexington htclEgcncrr.
TO "VENETI.@

From the Lexington IrtclEgcncrr.
TO "VENETI@
lie lov'd her though he told it not;
But oft was heard to praise
The girl whom he had nc'cr forgot,
Since first he met her gaze.
And as they met where pleasure bcaln'd,
And sliouc from bcauIy's eye,
He joyous as bird would seem,
AS he suppressed each sigh.
lie knew another lov'd her well,
Aud thought that love was blest;
And he was too proud To tell
That which his heart confessed.
For they were friends, the haplcss two,
- hn >;@ he'd for this ones love-
ga one the others secret knew
,:.i would not lrcachcrous prove.
lire nnr is lone, the other now
Eron1s DER his w0iiul state;
u ;,.:c clouds of sorrow shade his brow,
Tic mourns his hopeless fate.
His every thought Of love is hers
To her his heart is .ivcu-
She in his every dreams appears,
Like some pure soui from Heaven.
TO her lie watts his midnight s.lls-
Racked with loves nladdcniru flame,
And though no voice TO his replies,
lie calls on her lov'd name.
WESTERN BARD.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF ELECTnIcAL
ENC,TEMENT.--Dr. Hosford, of Oxford,
New Hampshire, r:lates, in the last num-
| her of Silliman's Journal, tho case Of lady
in that town, who became lnconsciously
charged with electricity, at the time Of The
occurrence Of an unusual aurora borcalis,
OH the 25th of Jan. 1887. This extraordi-
nary state continued until the middle Of the
following May, during most of which time
she was capable Of giving electrical sparks
to every conducting body within the sphere
OF her electrical influence. When her finger
was brought within one sixteenth of an inch
Of a metallic body, spark that was heard
seen, and felt, passed every sccond.-
When seated motionless, with her feet on
The iron stove hearth, three or four sparks
per miuuic would pass To the stove, not
wthstanding the insulation of shoes aud silk
hosiery. When most favorably circum-
stanccd, four sparks per minute Of one inch
and half would pass from the end of her
finger 10 a brass ball on tile stove; these
were quite brilliant, distinctly seen and
heard in any part Of Il large room, and
sharply felt when they passed to another
person. These experiments were SO often
repeated that there was no doubt left of
their actual occurrence. The lady had no
internal evidence of this faculty, which was
only manifested to her when The sparks left
her. Her health had never been good, tho
she had seldom been confined to her bed.
She had suffered much from unscatcd ncu-
ralsia in various parts OF her system, for
some months previous to her electrical
dcvclopcment. Her health is now better
,sshDn t8ss, aanali6s Was not caused by tie
aurora alludcdto, but that it was an appcn-
daSc of the animal systeal.-Boston Med.
and Sur. Joarnal.
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From ikc EiOrita HuirLm0u.

EDUCATIoN OF CnILpREH.-Wc publish
OH the first page of to-day's paper very
interesting article OH The early treatment Of
children. As The subject is one of srca, in
tcrcst and importance To parents. we hope
they will i've it an attentive pcrusal.-Wc
have long been convinced OF fhc great i'm
improperly of suhjcciing childicn of Il ten
der age, to that severe application to study
which more appropriately belongs TO more
alvanccdycars,and whose physical powers
are more adequate TO sustain the mind in
its ;;rduons tolls. A child who possesses Il
mother OF ordinary industry and intelligence
need not cntcrtiic door Of Il school house,
until he has attained the age Of eight or ten
years; and even then, his literary tasks
should, at first be light. Ample time should
he afforded him for play, and exercise (; 9TH
crwisc. though he may acquire the APP
pciation Of "book- -worn," "litcrary, prod-
gy" &c. yet he will DC at last, compara-
lively, but worm, either in mental or
physical strength. We are for children
learning all that they can, without disgust
ing them with books. and cnfccblino at tho
very outset, the cncrS ics.0f mind and body.
Let n child enter the school-r0om as he
would flower garden, with gladncss and
lclisht-lct him rove much at his will
gathering in his progress such flowers as
may please his young fnncy-let the beau
ties of science be gradually unlo' dct to his
vicw-lc, strcnelIning reason urge lis strong
arguments in favour Of Neutrality-suspicious.
his ambition; gradually lift from litc's stage
! the curtain, and let him sec that upon hi,
well directed and continued efforts, dc
pcnds Ills successful and useful career in thi
world, aud happiness in tho oihcr,-ant
| if a child possesses the proper elements. h'
will rise to usefulness and honor, and hi
pathway TO final success will be one o
pleasure,
Children arc too generally viewed rs mer
u!achncs, which must tc propelled pc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-22

a FEMALE IIoRsE THIEP.-The Balti-
more Sun of Monday gives an account Of
the arrest of horse thief OH Sunday at the
Horse Market, who was, after committaI
to Jail, discovered to be n woman. She
had stolen the horse at Bcllc-Air, Hartford
County, and ridden him to Baltimore.
On the discovery of her sex, she stated that
she was a native of Yorkshire. England
and had worn male attire for three wears
during part Of which time sho had wQ4k cd
rs Il laborcr upon the canal.
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NOTICE..

A LII Persons indebted to the late Chrif-
IA tian Breithaupt, deceased, arc request
cd to make immediate payment. And all
persons having demands against the estate
of said deceased are requested to present
them duly attestcd.
JOHN BAUSKETT, Ea'cr.
Fib. 25. :I--tf
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NOTICE..

a ii. persons indebted to the estate Of Samuel
IA Caldwell Esq. late of .Abhcve District decd
are requested to make payment Immediately, and
those having demands to present them duly ut
tested within the time prescribed by law: 70 either
of the subscribers.
JOHN COTIIRAN,
]. l.. PEARSON. .lGm'rs.
A. &. CALDWELL.
August =. lS.i7 Il 2S
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The ii. of Representatives of Kcntncl

The II. Of Representatives Of Kentucky
have rejected the bill for granting banking
privileges TO the Rail Road, by a majority
Of l3. The Charter, however, is complete
without tho concurrence of that State. and
The Bank is expected to be put in operation
in October next, in South Carolina, North
Carolina, and Tennessee.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-22

Taluadle Discowry-The New Orleans
Picayunc ofthc 18th instant says-"A silver
mine of the richest description was yesterday
discovered on the ground formerly covered
by Diamonds Hotel, opposite St. Mary s
market. The men employed in working
this mine succeeded in digging up something
like 10000, all of the best Mexican silver
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NO flCe.

A III. Persons indebted to the late Mrs. Ec-
IA hcthiand Minis, deceased, are requested tn
make immediate payment, aud all persons l'ar
ing demands against the estate Of said deceased
are requested to present them duly at;rsird.
BENZ. MINIS, Executor.
Dee o. 1857 IF i5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-22

4 long tail.-Thc tail Of Queen Victoria's
dress ncnsures l6 yards, and weighs 90
pounds. The Duchess of Kent has the higl,
and mighty honor of carrying the latter end
Of it, assisted by three Right Honorable
ladies' of nobility. Ono account says that
Victoria has very conrse. awkward figure
large flat foot, becfv ancle, and that her
face is ugly as sin.-IIudson Rirer Chron.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-22

Historical Collections of =. Cnrolinn.
BY Is. II. CARROLL.
yBSIIIS v orl is now ready for delivery to Srb
4 scribcrs ut the Store of G Il. Dom2, in this
Mace. \ few extra copies for sale.
November, 1897 tf3i
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-22

Two farms in Duchess county, New York,
have recently been sold at auction. The
prices at which they were struck off were,
one nt S75 per acre, the other al $50 25 cts.
per acre.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29
From As RiehmOad PaPsr'.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES


March 20.--The bill 10 proven, the
carry ing Of concealed weapons, was
passed--Ayes 50, Noes ~.
a bill to provide for the construction
Of road from Winchester to Staunlon,
was passed-Ayss "a, Noes %. The
b,il provides foT the construction Of q
MacsdamiEed road the capital 10 be
800 600. Of Shich the State is to sub
scribe thfee.fiihS.
a bill 10 revive cad amend an acg en-
titled "an act 10 incorporate q company
10 construct . toli-bridgs scross the She.
nandoah River Al HaFpsTs Ferry" has
parsed both Houses d the Legislature.
MaRcH l0.-The sagfossed bili 10
incorporate The Shsnnondsle Springs
Company In the eounly o. Jefsrsoo,
was read a third time snd passed.
AZ. Watkins, from The COMMITTEES Of
Roads, Sc. reported 5iil 10 auihofise
q further subscription on behalf Of the
Stale. 70 the stock d the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road Compaay.
The following il he 6rsi sscnon 81
TIE billf
"Bsif saacfsd b. a. Ceasysl .4msm.
by. That Tie Board Of Public Works
Be, and are hereby authoTised and IN
EtFucied % subscribe % he capital
Hoek u ne Baltimore snd Ohio nail
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

Road Company. 10 the amount Of two
Hfths Of the cost Of eon5trueunz said
Railroad through the territory OF this
State, betweenHarpers- Ferry ADD Cum
berland IN the State Of MARYLAND -
Procided, That the said sum 10 be sub
scribed shall not exceed one million
6ity-eight thousand four hundred and
twenty dollars. The said subscription
shall take effect upon the following
terms and conditions First. that tho
amount Of the said subscription shalt
not be paid until the expiration Of six
months AFTER the said company shall
certify 10 the said Board Of Public
Works. and prove TO ;heir satisfaction
that the said Rail. Road has been &C
tually completed and in full operation.
with a single track. 20 Cumberland;
and. second. from the date of the sfore-
said subscription. the Stale OF Virginia
shall be entitled 10 two directors IN tho
said Raj: Road Company, TO be sp.
pointed by the said Board OF Public
Works. or in such other manner ~ The
General Assembly may direct"
MARcu l7.-rhe House. by a vote
OF 60 10 %. passed a resolution. IN
siruciing the Committee on Roads, SC.
10 bring IN bill to provide tor the con-
struciion. on State account. OF Rail-
Rad from the Tennessee line, Elm the
County Of Washington. To some point
on New River IN the county OF Mont
gomefy. and so amending the charters
OF the Lynchburg and Tennessee. and
Roanoke, Dsnyille. ard Junction RaIl-
Road Companies, as to provide that the
Roads Of each Of those Companies shalt
terminate al the Eastern termination OF
said Road; and that the State shall
subscribe for three hfths Of the capital
stock Of said Lynchburg and DsnvillS
Roads.
The House Of Delegates took up the
bill for the extension Of the North
Western Road from Winchester to Ber-
ryyIlle, and after some debate the bill
was rejected Ayes a., Noes Is
From the thinness Of the House. We
presume = TO consideration will bo
moved.
A bill, providing for the construction
Of Macadamized road from Winehes-
ter TO Martinsburg, passed the House
OF Delegates by vote Of % 10 20.
MARCH ,2.-In the House. the bill
imposing taxes for support Of govern
ment. and the bill apPropriating tho
public revenue, were considered and
passed. The rate Of taxes has been 10
creased, as follows ~ On lands, from =
to 10 cents on every 500 value; on
houses and lots. from 50 10 S2l on
every 500 value on unimproved lots
from 8 10 10 cents on every 500 va
lue; slaves, from % TO 80 cents per
head horses. from 6 to 8 cents. Other
subjects Of taxation were lelt at the ex
isiing rates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

Cen. Jesup's PFOPosiiioa 10 the Secretary u
War 70 ALLOW the indians 10 rsnsin IN Fiori-
d., has been rejected. The Secretary ssys
''Ihey ought 20 Be captured Or Destroyed" Or
pos on, Of the power TO DO any further mis-
chief. iie "eannot, therefore, sulhori1s suy
arrangement with DE ssminolss By which
ihsy will BE- permitted 10 remain. Or usiiEn
them any pOrtiou Of ths Territory q FIoi ida
~ their failure residences"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

The oGicial tern Of John Paokstt, Esq., %
shetH q JsIsfson eouniy. having expired.
Cot. GsorEs W Humphreys vas GUY quali-
Cd The hfst dsy q March Court (lbe i9th
ia's) 70 6ll The ofss q sheriff for the ns1t
tWo years. sis assistants are, John q FIsrz.
Geo. W. ssPpipgton, John u Melodies, aod
Thomss nnihsrfaFd. Esan.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

The friuiinE Esiabihhmsni q ths Fredsf.
iskiovn ciirsh. Cyan hsfsoj vm Be- sold 70
ne hiEhssi bidder, % Wednesday TIE iin u
kPfil--ths ~enbaFrassnsni e ii, editor, ~
ifihaisbis 70 BE- soasscti5a with otsss b,u,l-
500, " eoaPsiling hia V ssa The s,ishlnb.
sect i b sad h lasfsuSt zee, sbd migat
" rlsSs noTs o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29
GENERAL INrELLIcENCK.

Captain Gregory has been excused
from the command ofthe exploring ex-
petition, and Captain Smith selected
in his stead. Capt. S. however, before
accepting made il condition that
Lieut.. Wilkes should accompany him
Lieut.. Wilkes declines. and the expe-
di,ion is. Of course. without a eommsn-
der.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

Caution 10 Parents "A serious acc.
dent occurred .. the Railroad Depo, on
Wednesday last.--Ths particulars, 40
understand. are these little boy a.
bout , years old. unseen by those " bO
we're putting the cars into tie house
got on one 81 them, and. az - supposed
20 attempting 70 get down, fell Under
The wheels, when the hole tfaia 5aas.
ed over bin. causing instant death
The accident vas not discovered for
several hours alter, Whsn his faihe
feeling some uneasinsss al be abseoto
went 70 seek him q The Depot and
himself suggested that be might be
found "a ibe car house, which unforiu.
naiely proved too true. Tbs should
serve az caution 70 both parens and
children. We have frequently obsers.
ed On the ARRIVAL Of The cars. all parts
81 The engine snd tcader ahera q loot.
'ng could be eblsined efoa ded wiih
children q Ell ages, who woula felair
Their dangerous Situations REGARDLESS Of
The pessusstons and thfesis 81 the or.
gineeF. Our only surprise 10. that o.
eidsnts q this kind srs not more re
qpent. In this esss no blame Is e.
iaehed 70 any one. unless u Be 10 pa
Tent who permit boys a. that sgs 10
run 81 large without soms older silen
dasi 70 keep then out u danger.
Tissss,,sg Rsr-tHsss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

The common remark, that "misforiuue ne
yer comes alone" We are sorry TO say has
proved true in relation 70 our peishbor, Mr.
WIN. u. Griggs. But few days has elapsed
siaes We announced the loss Of bis stable by
FIRE. We have now 10 add the loss Of three
valuable horses, which were droWnsd on
Thursday last, near Borry's Ferry, Clarke
eouniy, whilst his team was endesVorihg TO
cross a raviae In the road allied With water
from the Shenandoah river, 90 The isAsdiate
n. srsin Of which The road passed, and shinh
vas unusuaiiy high 81 the time.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

Melancholy .4ceideaf.-In crossing Cox's
Ferry, about O clock in the evening.
Sunday week. from Petersburg TO Rich
mond, the boat containing John Nc
Farland. OF Lunenbdrg, George LATER
iy and William Collins. Rail Road con.
tractors. James Gallagher, of Petersburg.
Benjamin Williams, (thc ferryman)
two negro men, bis assistants, and tho
driver Of q hack. with three hor,es,
When near The middle Of The river way
suddenly struck with a squat Of wind
and capsized. Relief vas afforded
them as speedily a. possible. bot
Messrs. MeFarlsnd and La6eriy. snd
two OF the negroes, were drowned
also the three horses. The fcrryman
D. Williams. was saved.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

A duel va, fought at New Orleans
on the l4th instant, with rifles, al ihir-
{: PAGES. At the first FIRE one Of the
parties fell dead. A trihing dispute
was the origin Of this fatal proceeding.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

DUELLINC.-A vast number OF peti-
tons have been presented TO Congress
on the subject Of the lae duel. some OF
them praying for the expulsion OF al
concerned in II; others praying for
rigid examination. and all expressed
in Sirons terms Of censure.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

Tie Report Of the Committee on the Cur
rsney to the Legislature Of Maryland, de-
elares an entire confidence IA The ability Of
the Banks Of that State 20 redeem their notes
with specie whenever such measure shall
be deemed necessary. The paper IN eireula-
ton. il is stated, does not como Up to the
standard universally admitted as a safe one in
banking.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

CHEs. s. ONO CASAL.-The Canal
is now open. Several boats loaded
with -four, corn, wheat. oats, SC. left
WilliamSport on the 18th.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

The competition. between the Bal
timorc and Philadelphia Steam Boat
line and the Rail Road, has already
brought down the fare, in the former.
TO Two DOLLARS between the two ci.
ties exclusive Of meals.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

We regret 70 learn that The Printing
Ofice Of the Fineasils Democrat va
destroyed By hFe on ths evening" q the
10Th inst. The presses end pan q the
type Wefe saved bui ne baildinz was
Wholly Destroyed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29
KEw-HAMPsHlRE ELECTION

REw-BAMPsHiRE RLEcTfoN---wsI
learn frOua The Baltimore chrOaiels, IAsi re-
turHs have been reeeised from al the eOan-
ties Of tbs state but Coos. By which il seems
tha, James WILSON, Jr., received 500 votes.
and Isaac IiiIl &c. COZ vote, Tor Governor so
that Hilrs majority 10 nov ls9s In 1892.
the Jackson majority In these sane eouniiss
~ss $3.50, showing heii Wing gain Of 1000
votes. The vote OF 1854 10 referred 10. be-
cause since that tine there has been no Or
gasised Wig opposition. In tie Lee '.lsture.
which consists Of acc members, IL i, stated
that tho Wing, have elected a dseidsd ma
joti'y. In the Senate, the Wing, have elect
Cd eve, snd possibly siN membsrs cut Of
twelve. FSs several year, Pa=.. the Jackson
party have carried the entire State. ain0s,
Without opposition. FfsSsriek HSsiL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

NoNiaATtos % Ma. CLAr.-the
Wing members Of the Legislaiufs Of
Louisiana. have nominated MF. Clay
foT the nezl Presidency
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

GIVE give one half Of AIR. Cars speech
to-day the other half will be srsa next
Ssek Its too good toswallov al oBs draugkt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

Thomas w. Gimer, Esq. 10 one Of
the WING candidates foT the next Lee
gislature IN Albemarle. The other is
not regularly announced but Gen.
Vim. = Gordon is spoken Of - be as
eoraafa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

UNCLE SANS POOR. HOUSE - Tbs
Baltimore Patriot says--"Ons q the q. g.
Armory buildings 81 Harpsri-Fsrry, occupied
IS Poor House, VS. destroyed by Gre o. So
iurday night last" The Patriot intssdsd 70
ssy Proefliouss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

To place the Nirsinian 10 iis 'PropsT Po5iiio1,-'
before our readers, we viii now b "obliging
enough" 10 inform them that II is opposed 10
the sub-Tressury scheme, opposed 10 Mr.
Iists' subsiitute, and, Notwithstanding.
r. siill satisfied 70 rank among The firm sup
Porlss Of NJ. Vac Burshs hrn Admiois,ra-
tis,afu