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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

HirrosA HorEL Mr.. w. W. Pike keeps one Of
the best hotels in the CITY, and no mistake His
champagne il superb; his wines. u sst gems omne,
are Of the most resherche character his viands all
that tho most fasdious bon Sr0nt could desire Let
those who doub, MS 10 and try for themselves
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

" Those beautiful animals, the Girsfes, n
daily visited by the most beautiful women in Ne,
York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

" Gen. Macomb-Major General Mscomb-it
Is said, 10 on the hunt after the vagabond Bill John
son, and that, greater vagsbond Mackenzie Ma
comb cannot catch these tive infamous scsundrels
he ought to be displaced, and his place given 10
smart man. The sooner these serpents, Mackenzie
and Johnson, are scotched and stransled by hemp
the better.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

20 Ben Beach, who burnt the Norwich jail hal
been sentenced to % years of imprisonment. Ber
said he did not before know that he had 50 long
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

20 Who can give Ms the name of the celebrated
maiden in New York who had II. 900 copies Of her
own version Of the bible printed for grau,ous disi-
lution
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

20 Van Amburgh, the lion-hugger sails today q
Liverpool All the BIRDS and beas:esses sad for Lor
don on the 10Th.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

Rrog Soup.
Much has been said about the exhilarstng effects
81 sparkling champaign. The effects of frog sous
and nAccaroni infinitely more inspiring and il
20 the potency of thai delicious and patrstic not
sage the city indebted for the moot brilliant .chiey
lent ever recorded spon annals, a. may be seer
&oa the sfhcal bulletin of the day.
suLaEris no. l.
HsAD QUAarERs, CRY HAIL.
FouarH Or jury, 1885.
Companions in arms break off your Sports
Tho enemy has passsd the Rabcon. The Irish have
ssizsd their Oh llalehs. We have met them. We
have dispersed them. They are no moro. They are
conquered. Virtue and patriotism have tnumphed.
Freq sosp has prevailed"
suIlRTIH NO. 2
HEAp QsAaTERs, PISE STREET,
FIrTn OF jury, 1883.
Yesterday, while announcing the tossts al the
table OF the corporation dinner Mayor Clark was in
Termed that there was riot tho 9Th ward. Taking
with ham spirited force, he promptly repaired to the
scene OF action, and joining General Lynch, SO nd.
Crossed the multitude that they resolved TO support,
and not oppose, that excellent offieer-and they I'M.
msd'aiey separated for the night, and I'll was Quiet
Before the Mayor arrived, many hard blows were
dealt and one person was % mach bruised ,h.t h,s
recovery - very doubtful. Many windows were de-
wolshed."
svLIRru no. g.
HsAp QuAaIEas, CAsrtx GArnrS
SIXTH or July, 1893.
Field MssshsI Edeo has arrived in ssf.,v ue
hss returned from Losn PHILIPPE with ,bsnls of
shs Frsacn nation, for Inc favor frog SOUP has r.
csived from chs honorable corporation. The balloon.
after having bses inflated with tho fumes Of garlic
which were csnducsed inside by means Of IN amer
snrs, sklfsIIy con,nved for that purpose through the
ceiling Of the bsnTresins hall darted of with incred.
Sle speed, and arrived at tho Tsilleries NJ precisely
nall past IL The same night with Asrsn Clark COM
phmen's endorsed By old Hays. To which his ma
yssy srse'onsiy BY ,he same convey ance deli.
ess' ana most sump'voos supply Of ssa,Is, for the
@pFess enjoyment Of "hesaeurs lss sncieas do ID
VIE Thsy sfs 10 be fed in the rscesses Of the
mn" :" s''see, prev'ous 70 being served up"
TsE MANLY sAss o. csicrsr.--we perceive viii
ysss'srs isa' . "s"hes Of sen,leme. are forming
Csckes Clah and mees~g = 10 ~ held :. n.c.
Asy. " 70 Shsrn street, 70 .Icct .sy,c.-. 49,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

DJ The FIRST rural tea party was held in North
amPtoR, Mass, 40 years ago.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

20 Thermometer Al 95 IN Boston on wednesda,
and SO here yesterday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

CO The Florida Indians are hard 10 catch, and
hard TO stay "calched." They made break few
days since and about fifty warriors escaped
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

10 All the posts in Florida erected by our troop
and abandoned by them, have since been burnt
the Indians, well as al the bridges on the Wthl
coochee.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

sAsiv CAMS o. CsIcxsr--ws perceive With
yss.Ss 'sas . ss"hes Of senslemes are forming
CseAes Clah, and . nees~R . "a 1. h.,d =. NJ
&.y. u 70 shsnn s'roe', 70 .icc, .eso.v, To-. !.
Ale game, and deserves eaessraes-..o, a. .-..o,,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

90 A gentleman who took the an NAL from ne
gro cellar in Baltimore some years age, assures W
ihata certain two legged BUTTON now IN New York,
Is Of negro origin, and authonzes to use his name
as authority.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

A NEw LrsHr.-And an excellent good light this
new Lights. weknew o. none better. II is on an
entire principle except the central current Of air
which 10 on the same plan 90 the ArRand burners
The liquid used in this burner 10 formed BY rcdsil-
ling pure spirits Of turPenins with certain portions Of
the oil Of cedar snd hsmlock, oil combined with va.
ter which Is thrown through column IS feet high
and produces an essential oil, which 10 chemically
termed Camphene. Said burner requires wicking
about twice . year, and consumes an expense Of n
cents per hour that 10, pint Of camphene, which
costs nine pence, will burn upwards Of six hours,
and smaller ones IN proportion.
No other oil, nor any Of the liquid gases can be
sssd in this burner withost injury 10 it. They are
invented, made and sold BY Mr. Webb Of lO2 Bow.
cry, and 2o4 Canal street
" We have been prescntd with two fine views
Of the residences Of oar talented seunrymen Irving
and Cooper. We understand that these are the COM
mencsment of series of views Of the dive ngs, &c.
of oar most distinguished writers. They are we'll
worthy The attention of the public, and can be ob,sn
cd Of L. r. Clover, "a broadway, Resds street.
Lsvsa Cony.Arsr This dis~ssc 10 n common
among our crz M a. The sands the sea shore and
II vMy preucss present dstfess but future aas-
ger, - u invspsbIy sesB,insses IN drospy sonspmp
INN, snmc fatal d,sordss Y"s who are 10 sffl,rt
ed should bewsrs Ies' that mighty AIcsy n,sr r~p.
change war dsess~ mo wksch ehsl srovr fatal
A. ssmsev, nv me Ne ssu ~ L,vrrwsr,, cold !,
27s Bowssy. ss4 I've ~ have HHAlrs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

60 Latest dates frsm RIO report the United State
ship Independence At Montevideo on the LIST Of Jan
all well.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

90 Tom McMaDus got drunk here en- the 4th, beat
his wife on the 9Th, and drowned himself on the 9Th
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

II About 100 Creek Indians have also escaped
into the woods.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

MR.LEvY-and the Piano Fsrle and his peculiar
mode Of tuning the young lady, we mean the nstru.
ment and his clerk, and the two porters, will appear
IN the course Of the week!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

UJ' The trial of b. Ra,hbun has commenced at
Buffalo He 10 now on trial for forging the Of
Sylvester Matthews and Martin Daley to note for
$1,000, drawn to order Of Lyman q Raihbsn, and
passing il off TO Jay e. Webster.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

n Gen. Taylor, when last heard from, was .
Micanopy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

10 The blockade At Buenos Ayres still continues
to be slncsly enforced
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

=, ga. III. f-Ve.v 'uTtr~ s~tAt1
w, slip ls1ss .. LKs.wOlg,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

T Sir John Colborne is very i'll At Quebec.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

! 90 The sugar crops Of the south look remarkably
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

80 Old John Clarke-veieran John-takes q be-
nefit next Tuesday. Boys, give him bumper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15
DIED.

On The 2s,h of January. at his residence
ne', bHaktr--iiiil Berkeley county, Mr.. JouS
~ MrsR. eyed 81 years, sou Of Mr. J.hn
Nyer-, 81 tins county. A. man. the &c.
oeased was uPrisht-as a christian. he wa.
ex-mpiary-in all the relations Of life iu.,
'nd o'aa'eless. " lille living, no en- loved the
respect and esteem Of all who cam. wi,b;n
The circle of hi, aequsinianes-andhe ba,
gone 70 hts grave accompanied by tho Ia
men'a''ons Of all who knew him. and amid,,
'he ;ears OF his afflicted relatives and hi, i'm
mediate ne'ghbOfs and friends.
j" f'ekaway county, Ohio, on the 23d Of
January last, IN The 26th year Of his age, Mr..
C"ARLE' SIMON. formerly OF Jefferson Com.
" 'S.-ieasing a wife aud three small eh,l-
dren 10 lament his loss.
on The I'd instant, at. Chea,hsm. near
rreoerieks6urg, IeHS CoALrEA, ESQ former.
Judge Of the Court Of Appe nj. OF Virgin.
IA, aud long one Of the most di,ting,,;,b.d
men OF this Commonwealth. He fell a vic.
i'm 10 Paralysis Of which he wa. attacked
ABOUT twelve months since.
On Thursday last, SusAS VIRetsI,. AGED
. months and 10 days. daughter Of Mr. Dan.
ei Drew OF HsrperS-Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15
TIE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

fsr nss ts.sk sadisy Frid.y sres.iar. fes.
CArTl.E -rhs supply Of BEEF oo A.
''''ol IN. f.i,es OF h,iie. Price. hs,. ,.,,.
sd 'f1S $3.50 $3.50 according To aaait,
Tive '"s, s"n'e "a very slowly; We eo,,,sa.
20 q''o'r HEN 1t SI.15 s5 There 4. YER,
h'''s doing IN Killed Pork. Prices have al.
rln-rd and NC nov quite from Wagon, a,
20 % -. aud fr''n stores az STA s5.25
FioCR -fiorsrd u. FiosS = Earl, ia M.
week sales we're made al 81 s1i - bo,
arise has si9ee been IN better demand .nI
oo'ds's are hrm At IS to-day, OF wh,ch price.
several PareeIs have been sold The WAGON
price eoqiinucs at 81 50.
UA's' : No sAles made known sine. ON,
last quotations.
's'a yellow is worth about 20 cent, A
parcel Of White was soid fcom siote to-da, \,
IS cents ~
Ryf.--No demand Some sale, frosa 49,.
gons have been nsJa at 80 a IS esnt..
oa'--Wo quote at 81 cents
PLASrER-S5.25 per ton.
WHi'REY --iiogshesJ. are selling NJ ~
cent aHd ibis from stores at 3ai % els.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. TO-
LoCk-- Weqnoie the wagon price ~ 90
cohN-From wagons 81 a G. cents,
PoRK.-from wagons s6,75 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15

The Legislature Of Tennesses has p,..ss
las 20 prevent ~ nFeciies q usasssg
.boSle-kniges aui Arkansas Tosshp,rks .
the provisions u whirh, we shaald ss,pps,.s
sTr suhirientiy stronE 90 accomplish ihs OBJ
jsol' ieicpded They ere a. foliousi-
he brst section provides, that any
per'pn who shall oGer o. shall bripg
into ihe State loF The purpose Of selling
any such weapon. shall. fos each yea.
pon sold o. offered 10 be sold. be fined
not less than Si00 nor more than
500. snd Imprisoned in The count,
iah not less ban one month nor more
ihsa sIx months The sscoad section
provides that Il sny person carries
concealed Weapons he shall be fined
no' less than S2OO nor more than
500, and in,pnsoaed 10 the county
Iail not less than three nor more ibao
ak months. The third section pro.
vides. that, " sny person shalt dnu
sueh weapon from . place Of conceal.
meni about his person Cos The pnypo,e
81 euiiine or intimidaling any oshef
pesoo, be shall be eoa6ned In Inc
peniisntiagy not lees than three nor
more ihan 6vs years. The icurih sec.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15
- high-bred S1.EEEEO.T
TOR sALn

~ OF dssifing 20 ssEsrs ~ ths bu.ist..
a , - sised'he hofs~r ~iH aaer e 49,.
iic sartion. ia Wnehestsf. o. t.s La, J.,
Asfeh Court. isih 4 Ihst besui,f.i gsli.,..
FhlNJG WlLLtAAi. clio aas bred b, D.,
tePh Lewis. late 81 Loudoun ss..,ntt. IA.
GOT deem % nersssari o. enter iria nsst,r,.
iafs " ihs aotice, fst sssrg f.f,r.. ,t,e. 4.
ffgafd isbtm viii ~ mads tsoaa ,.,. 49,,
iel oi sals cay iurihsr ihanto siss his - !.
gree, and be ssfms % ssis
Psd'gsss r. Pfiaes William VS. s.rsd h.,
Lausss horse fotorac, Lis sire Ale s,.,,.
snished horse Poiomsc. uho pss Owned =,
Whts. sod YES ore ~ tie best rst az a..
great hurte Diomsd. iiis dsm 80 49,. r..
u'ous mare ferry Less Polomse 80.
o''i q hs nsrt ifia, shs by stssisr Re-
den b1 Couf Dc Loo bee rrsat dan ~ ~
sfufaJ her Can ~ Ceiof. her
dasa ~ Partner. te Prime WnBsr,s, = ~,
Rss Isngppq, who wss 20, ~ iss ,r.o.,t.s
bore hsuiliooi bee dam aas zee ssissrs,
- nsfe i.aty Slipper. 30 was gst - 81.
Co.'s rho ss' soi - lhs iaPofts1 bors.
Tsr-s-Ons hsH - ne nossy vIii ), -.
qgHs4 81 ne ist say ~ ssrisnfsr tsst
80 ~ heisoes 80 lhs 81 day ~ A. ets.,. -,
itss, a. pafetases gising hoaA saj sgsrrv.
- ssssfdy a. ETAgKEfTas
1essrsea sesasy. Pc q isas--ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15
MisslssIPPi CONTESTED ELRortoN

The decisico Of the House Of Rsp.s-
'entauves. sending back the electioa 10
the people. Is one which. OF all others.
% had The least night to make. Il wight
have pronounced Messrs. Claibosae
and Ghoi'on. or Messrs. Pren,is and
Word, entitled to the seats. and one or
the other, Il was required by every
consideration Of justice, 10 have admit.
ed. After the rejection Of Claiborne
and Cholson by the RECESSION of the re !.
solution OF the extra session. no d,,er..
ton remained ia the Hos Sc 20 refu !.
Prentiss and Word the seats. They
were duly elected according 10 The
laws OF Mississippi. ADD had in their
possession. and trhdered TO the House
The evidence of the fact. The marty. !"
conscious tia, they could not asser,
'hat he coniesting members haf. no,
been property elected. or that the No
vemoereiee'ion ~9> not valid, resor,rd
to the expe6ieut OF using general term,
and merely declared that MesY.. Prem.
t,ss aud Word wercnot entitled 10 seat.
SC.
THIS ieei,ion. however unwarranted
by justice aud regard to the, u shls of
The people OF Mississippi. is no, with.
out precedent in the annals Of Jackson
Ism. la every conteJeJ election that
occurred during The administration of
Jackson when 1t was clearly s,cer:a,n-
ed that the Wing was entitled 10 the
seat the election, by party vote. was
Seni back to the people. Such was the
case IN the contest between Letcher
and Moore and between Graham and
Newland. As the people in both these
contests. resented The injustice tn which
they had been subjected. by re eIrcting
The gentlemen Improperly rejected
from their seats, we hope the people Of
Mississippi VIII follow the example.
tRiehsloai IILi,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15
ValuahIa Tprn--ersl.-z
M Public SOje.

HRf authority OF a decree, pronounced h,
~ the Circuit Superior tourt of law ,,J
Chsneery Of Jefferson County. at the la,
,eIm OF Tue said Court, in cause pending
ihereln, between Leonard SadIer. Exerutor
OF John Buekmaster. deed complainant a nd
John Davenport and Ann Chamberlain. de.
PENDANTS, will sell. to the highe., b,ddsr
On Monday tAs l9h day II february next
(oeing Court day. 10 front Of the Com,
House "a Charlestown, that de,irabIs PRo.
PERTf. lying near the east end Of t:b,rI.,.
,o~o, on winch The said Buckmsster for ner-
" re1ided. and the same " hicb !. no,, - - :
occupancy Of Mrs. Ann ChsmberIain. Tn.
property consists Of about l6 AOHn M OF,
nr'-ra'e LAND, having thereon a large
Dwelling House. out.bUildings, &c
Ls'mi-SeVenty 1--we dollar, IN hand. and
me balance IN three equal annual instalmen,,
10 be secured by deed OF trust ON Ihe r,s
misses. JOSEPH r nArcurmr,g'e
81 ioSo--b' Special Comm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15
FoR RENT,
TIE S.EUs .HEEK

pom the OpeVion Greek. . mile. Cso,,
~ t>eeiown. The MIL 81 ie ssmol.,..
y repaired, sad from its location All a..
shuadsnce 81 wstfT wbh whieh q - sunni,
Cd, e"fnsthe fOr n sdvsHfssss Wb,sb n !.
possess. To competent 81 cd lfu.ty person
the isT''s will be tas6e easy A good dwst
ing House, cod " preferred. = fis. ksmtii., =.
shoP VIII 60 wiih tbe Mil Arr, 20
4 KENNEDf. ~
A ). DANDEIDGF.
iep u iN@5 III .ftar Ifzls,~s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15

We are much gralihed 10 be able 10
aunounee that the nomination of the
Hon. Henry A. Muhlcnberg. as En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister Plen.
ipoieniisry to Austria, was this day
confirmed by the Senate. We are
convinced that the President could no,
have made more judIciOus selection
Tor this mission. MIR. Muhlenbrrv Is
member Of one Of the most ancient
and respectable German families in
PennsyivaBis. We sre informed thai
he speaks and writes the German AN.
euage not only correctly, but elegant.
". Indeed. Il may almost be said thst
II - h;s native tongue. The Emperor
81 Austria will doubtless be granfrd 10
hnd IN Our FIRST minister 10 his Court
q descendant from the ancient German
stock, who possesses eli The frmness
and iHiegrily which distinguished the
race He is we believe. the frat Of
German descent who has been sent
sbroad IN the character Of foreign
minisieT.-- Gk0be.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15

DEATH or 0scEoLA.--The Charles
ton Mercury thus speaks Of his life
aud DEATH" "He had been sick for
some hme--when we saw him at the
Theatre, he looked sad and tired Of the
world. He was attacked with a ca,arr.
bal fever. but whether he fell victim
TO the common course Of the disease.
or 10 the embausssmen,s Of vexed
snd disappointed spirit, is natter Of
doubt-pFoba5ly a combination oi the
two. tie bad the besi medical aitena.
sace and we believe was in nothing
neglected--bnt Il would rot do-bis
pfood and uneond0erable spirit Fefused
to be chained 10 captive body We
shall not write hts epi'sph or his funeral
ofaiion, yet - there sospeihinE in the
Character OF this man not un worthy OF
The respect u the world. From a va.
gab0nd child. be bec6me the master
SPIRIT Of long and desperate war. tie
made himself; no maa owed less 10 ae-
eIdent. Bold and decisive IN sclion.
deadly bot consistent in hatred. dark in
revenge, cool subtle, ssgacious in coun.
ct. he established grsdaalIy add surely
afesisilesi ascesdancy over his adopt.
ed tribe. by the daring 81 his deeds.
The eons'ancy of his hostility to the
Wh'es--and tbs profound craft of his
policy. 10 couoeil be spoke Iiiile-he
made The other chiefs his instruments.
and what they delivered in public, was
the secret suggestion 81 The invisihle
master. Such was Osceola, who will
long be remembered a. ibe m~n that
With The leeblest means, produced the
most terrible effects"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15

EfHE suhtef,bsf hes isksa Ne SAwEa
tLphh 1910 paFinsftbip in zee Hsfssa.
uf huFiness, stieh sHi hefasfiss ~ tsn.
a"clf5 under ne nsms sfKEYEs eFf0nR
lhe gadfFsigrsi ls vsFy drsreas ~ sios.
- BE lrnef busiaess shhsut dsiag 90
respectfully s,iieiis ~ psfsoas hsvine e..
fouHis eth him % settle thea e. asfs "a
oefFsnispt NJ "a GnAtGHia.I. q a..
thgtssd 70 niska sst'ifHsuts
HUMPHREY KEYEa
Chsrlss'eaa. Fsb Z, lsas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15
PUDExC SAxE

M I'LL be sold, on Tas,dss tie Ga Of .Hs,ek
w R'<t, al the residence of Jacob Boliz.
on the OPequon Greek, near the residence of
the late Carver " Ills, all the Personal Pro.
perry Of the subscriber, TO wit:
Five head Of Horses, Two Of which are
Paul Ply Co.'s,
And one Mare, now with foal By Paul PRIV.
Five good Mich Cows, all Of which are
now with calf,
Several head Of Stock Cattle,
sheep and HogS,
Farming Utensils Of ell kinda. ainoagst
which are,
Two good Wagons, Pioughs,
ttaTrOvs, and gearing for each.
Also. ltsy Of the best quality and eli his
H0usohoId and Kitchen Eura,fuTs,
Consisting, IN part, Of the following articles:
Two Feather Beds aud Bedding
OBe bureau, Chars, Tables,
One Clothes Press,
Two template stoves, and msay articles
cot hentioud.
Niue months eredi, will be given on al
suns o'eF -, by the purchaser giving bond
With approved security. USder that sun,,
Tie cash wi.l be repaired.
JACOB BOLTZ,
FEB. IS, i~fa- .Nssg CamsSsa's .Hiu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15

ton provides. that. ifsny per,on car.
ryins such weapon. shali iallici an
actual Gu: OF stab with Il. he shall BE-
confined IN The peniteniiary not les,
than three nor mote than tifleea years.
Tue law Is 10 be IN force from aud AZ.
ter the tirsi oi March next
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-15

AflNo bird ies tbs presans esss.
- hfffo SEQ asasd TuNET. ssioaEisz
70 ihe hefs "a lcha ushnatisf. dse'a n
Feftprs sfs ssaifoned go te hifs ~ ~ sav
H,shasf 80 ~ hfa uHtoat frsf sea 90 -.
giicsisna 20 80 Sc hss 10 sufhosay -
spis ~ af1 ei.s t.,i Infssli. ss3 tkase ssho
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JOHN II. sHRoPsHraC

AflNG bought q. w Hammond. in
"re'' 10 the stock Of CoOd-, (for,aer.
hammond q >hrapshre's,) Inform. tie
P"o''e That he Intends To carry on tho Ner.
"s"'i'e business ~ MIR ss'lIer's Brick House.
opposite !. n Carriers Hotel, where he hope.
to receive cali from 81, friends aud the
puo"c generally. tie Is thankful Tor pas,
Ia'ors, aud hopes, by unrem,tling attention.
10 business. 10 ment a continuance Of the
same.
ChsIlestown. Feb 8. 1873.
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Notifies.

tEP The Rev. Mr. LAAxIx will hold n
aro'racted meeting in Smiih6eIe, .commeue-
'hE on Saturday next, at ii O'clock.
Feb. Is, 1888. =
C-DVine service may be expected in the
rresoS'erian church at Smnh6eId, ON next
sunday morning, al IL O'Clock.
Feb Is, Ia3a
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FOR REH.T

MY HOUSE AND LOT. -
4VA on the main street IN kFtn1
Chariestown. Is for rent The skIN
House very convenient end
comfortable, containing S rooms wa : so.,s
cellar, &C, and has a good kitchen .noL..
house. snd stable attached. Tn. n, co.,.
lsiBs shout 4 Of an acre, aud has a numb,
OF peach trees on II. Pvsses,,oo Given on ,hs
frat Of April neat.
Feb IL Igaa
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BdsesiiOa Of .8gDrsnfiess.--A bill
has been reported IN the House Of ne.
pFefenls,ivea Of Pennsylvania. relative
70 the edocaiioa of apprentices. Il
provides that every iodented appFea-
ice shall receive en- amount 81 school.
inE equal 70 THREE Honths for each year
mat he nay serve beiWsen ,hs ages Of
? and "a, At least three monlhs Of shich
shail oe % The last year 81 nd term
"a aeiaoii o. which the master 10 b.
liable % 81 setion q damages. before
aJo''ies Of The psses - Bah. Pei.
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'5PPoiAi@safs BY he PSs,iAe"t. by and eitA "a.
sdries and eOsseHt " he Senate.
Henry A. Muhlenberg, Of PennsyI.
wanna. TO be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipoteniiary to Austria.
John Randolph Clay. Of PennsyIya-
MA, to be Secretary OF Legation.
Snos 7. Throop. ofNew York. 10 be
Charge d'Afaires of The United States
scar His Majesty the King Of the King.
dom Of the Two SiciIies.
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A person named Jesse NJ. Clarke.
killed himself q, Green,ille. H., ON the
KID ult. Al the time when the deed
was committed, be was engaged in kill.
.ng hogs With gun. He shot twelve
hoss and then put the muzzle Of his
gun to his breast and shot himself -
He was intoxicated.