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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
EgeI Cheering TO6ncoO.

fFNlE suHsrr'tcrs have just received direot
from Richmond, several boxes -of rhc ing
Tobacco. earefuliy selected BY one q The mos Il
competent Judges ip that otf. They have made
arrsogsaens for procuri1k constant supply
kEiES 4 FLORE
Ture - 1a73
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
For Rent.

q COMFORTABLE BRiCK DWELLING
"a HOUSE, in Bolivar, recently occupied
by Ms. Rodgers. Possession given immediately.
W. & s. Is. ANDERSON.
June :. 1888 TT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
KmM Kond .Nniice.

"a snd after -ih insisnt tseptl the Fassen.
~ ger Cars Tor Frederick Bsitimore. snd
Washington, viii leave tie Ticket Ohi,s 81 liar.
pers-Isrrf. 81 = O'Clock 4. " aad STRIVE Al
BalNmore and ~ sshington sane dsy 10 GOOD
tms' o. BECkiiAM, .Iysn5,
bsh. & o X H. Go
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
AGAINST

kirtH'f iliiaH', a4r1.Ui'isaier dc boris ron 4
Hraiiion JCfsys,l d-c'f .iItl S J-e,rsan. ,es-
f5'r. sf! Maria Ei-a, Ill., Fr1i,css .1Ga, and Ian
I4afar, Children AMI illEihs-,s q said limit
Ton JlTTloH, 4.ts1-6d. and Bsrir ~. JFtf-
'o1 Hd.rsirsVy, ant administrator II s1.4
Hamilton J.Nsjln, d,e'a, France, S.lre,,, Eds
Res, GHd J.al Lamen, DlFESUAxTs,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
Also. inst received,

Two pieces of super Hemp CARFETING,
RIDING WHIPS, Gig and Csrr.5ge do
WALKING CANES. &c Tor sale ~
RICHARD -. DORIAN.
HarPers-Terry, June :, 1898.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
nm Tor KCUI.

'ENUC uoi-rsi COED wishes 20 rent ne ROCKS
4 MILL. near her rc.iisure on t1e Stsnsn-
ioah RIVER. MARY LEWIS. .Ilasr
JJ.aa ~ ffru, dttd
~ I faIl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

CASH ECG NEGRO
WISH to rsfchats ~ soon ss tes5.t.s f.I.
~ NICHOLS, fof which pum5sfI WI. 80
b'Eher pr'ees 90 cash than any pureb.,sf o.,
V'is market Pcrions who mas have rss,sss
for sale are invited 20 can snI zee zoe 8 "
fhcaIer--or % iucohtehlrnt o. aDs 90. ere fs.
qHts'ed io s1aress ms Iiae, 90 sAth vii
give Immediate attention.
~ & DAStEL.
WInrhr.icr Scot. II l.ll IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
Gnr,csant's Bnisaun Of Health.

- general dtJHtt az weakness, nstulcncv, loss q
Eppctite, sour crus,stions and s,iity, al The st.
mach eos'i.enes', hsad ache, aur.dee AaiaIent AMI
bilious ohOlic. &c.
lhe proprietor does not recon- nc nj # =, most pa
tent medicines are, - Cprc-atl and ~hrn u,ri d,
found wanting. that Gsc public have got much do
eci'ed, that the, can scarcely be prevailed upo to
try any more which - not the case ~I tl.,, Raj
SAN of Health, ~ hundreds It pea son, have
the most htpr' sn. good effects. The proprietor ca.
produce II CURED th' trsunortas 81 many rcsn,c-
table pcgsous ~hp have beeu cared Il the above DIS
cases
The proprietor requests AL tho,s person, tst ,,e
HhS'cl "a thc Wy shove d"scrihci = .,- hts mcd-
lsr !-r trrat and he assures them that the, ~
not be disappointed ! hr proprietor s,.urc, the
public, thet hes Bsisarn Of Health - entirr, Bota-
n'cal IA as e"mpouuon, - perfectly innaccnt sud
can BE- used BY both sexes ct auy see IA, uetl,et
ssl"i' ~'thout Hry shsoEr ot hNbit % d,rI.
The public all Cad At Tor sAlc by tac following
Drussit-. Arcntst
JONIPH T.. mrs Hi-te-t- F-rru
LINES BRDU.N Cta-}eaf7-rr,
tM3HILSS HfRPER, S5ebh-r.!ifossu
Feb l.. lssE.-Ffu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

lha'r known Mr. e.. Ii,rstuns 60 he "a. rrrr,-,--
tor oi Iudkin's Otutmtnt Toe several ,,ats u,, d.
nv rr',dcnec IN N-,N i.nd ansl che Ou,ttnr.I r I,
by ham to have been "a much rrpntr. II bs, btcn
it,qucnily used "a my u~n fanul, ~hilr l,,nx IN
May lsad anal dvsius 81, rss,Loncr IN y, ~,
Nth success n WATCH
Metho'l.,t Book Room, MuIbcrt,.
New ioIk. My 9p,h, 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

Tar0Rr,L CONroRr The business Of
.. .u- newspapers may be- profitable 10
,.S O!eans, bat 1t oan hardly be plea
ti1t. % The situation Of ihc editor If The
Merchant may De taken az a iair spcci-
i0tu. he describe, himself az sitting so
tie small corner ~ small room IN tho
tlirl story Of Big house With a bot a..
m0sqacro around him. the hum Of a
:hJulnd mosquitoes 30 his ears. and no
cool dnnk any where within his reach
thiheen of the sad moiquitoes ADD five
huge galhnipper' being al the SINE on
BIZ leR arm. aud the conposiiors waiting
~ copy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
For Rens.

WISH 20 reut TIE Stone Hou,s o. BE hin
y ossf fofd sofdsf's Hhl o. tho Balkan.
aDout I've miles south Of Chsrlsstoun tie .
eomloHsbis house 9Th four rooms, kitchen
snd oct house, With about sn seFe 81 lard 81.
iaohed g W. TURNER.
lane q. ls3s Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
WOOL.

n WILL give tho highes, price for Ens and
u common WOOL.
J. J. MILLER.
June :, 1898.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
for Rent.
NiIIcr nnl Porfcr

~ Ew ARk CIDER, snd PORTER, Just re.
- oeiyed aud for sale low. By
YATES "a TERRiLt.
H,UtoWn. MAY y, lag
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
JEFFERSON LAND
Hos. N0Ta

EOE 'NNtGs
TUE subscriber oilers Ter sale that beautiful
! and dcsirabls farm IN the county - teller
son, on the shenandoah River, called Bttssny. SO
containing a0oA
400 Heres Of prime Land,
large part a which :, in hns timber having .
coumojious dwelling, &c Sc.
Also, scogt sixty acres of woodland on ihs
s0uth-eostsrn side Of iin Shenandoah. nearly
oPpostts % Bethany.
Apply 10 J r. DaroufRrr. Chstiestop %, or
10 The subscriber ir Alexandra, - G..
LUCINDA M WALTON.
March 2. Ia1s--tG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
PILES

Before leaving BoonsL"r,, ! had hra-,l much q
an Otntmeut no. Shepherds a. = o ir ut,eh
You appear before The pubiie as propti,tur and a
rs decided 'hssrN ga cure, on persons Stth -hDu,
am Nei acquainted. s'uee nay res,i-ut- 90 ~ o.
urNore - has performed cure on friend a ,.,i-
afflicted With pics Having IN, ,clf q, en- ,uf-r,r
for some years With tlis di,trcssu= disease nov.
u"hes'l',tuSH applied your Ointment IA nv osn
esre, and srsiiiicd that can s.y II mod. r,r-
icet cure J. A. BtNIX
Counting Room, IomL.,d s,is,t
Mr g Hcrs'ons, Frederick CIV. Md. proprietor
of irelheidh T.. ;. O,ntment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

q NHEpHtsRUS P.fTI-Ny Eyyrrrrt
OLNI.II.N-T. prepared D., e. ulK,tt.-
e"re"tutt iH nee Pete tUgit. -ha,s s4.u.. ....
core HPPesf' co. the outsiis wrapper 81 r4.a b. f
tuuntiJ Merchant, asI ufuerfsf, cam ...t ,t.
genuine siiiei, boz b-iuo'arr 81 % 3 iss.r. f.-..
EIs', erfnrr ~ Ho-ard Fss.t'. st..t s.
s.''s Au'"sn". - usssjs. eo.r,r 60 Hs.l.t
Hanover Streets
Oi'g .fgerf' 90 E.F-rs,r C-,-fg
JAMES HHDNVN. Tlat4as,s.
yp1 &. NAYS. Hrts.s-f.Ho. : Drr-
yA~ lil1''lN-. St,rt~.thf.
Juii .. tsIs-ib
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
(HPND HATS,

a LARGE supply Of Fur ard Palm Hats ~,
n. commonly iO'r, just received snd Tor sal,
- J. J. MILLER.
Irre 0s Iags
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
NEW STORE.

ARID NEW GOODS,
st i4ablctO.yn.
CHEAP CHEAP! VERY CEIEAPu
HUST receiving and now opening an entire
e. new and general assortment of GOODS,
fresh from the Eastern markets, IN which IN
Vite the attention Of the public. My stock en-
braces great variety Of Hs'r beautiful, and sub
,tln,ia articles 90 suit al tastes aud wants, the
plain aud the Northumberland nail be soii q;
rtry reduced prices.
The attention Of tilc Ladies
Is particularly invited 10 my assortment, a. have
selected with much care great many rsncr,
articles. (eheaP) especially 10 meet their I4ste,
aud " ants.
ESRoM SLIFER
Ksble.own, June !, Is3s.-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

Will 81 90 times give The highest prices 10
cash for hseif younk NEGROES. ofoa.1
sexes, from tfn 10 twenty eve yssFs ~ sv@ -
Persons hssing likely servants 10 dispose ~
VII DO vel % call on NE 80 my rssideuc- I
'haf'e'io~oi snd 49, eommuuieation rn stt
ing val be promptly attended TO
Juiy -. t-1G-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

g. g. ve.r' re ,Hoe oro'he' mea j, ever
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

Henry T. Dean, Betsy Walker, Lewis Young
aud Margaret hi wife. william T. yesterday
and Charity hrs wife, Abraham Grams and Ann
his wife, Richard l.. Stone and Sarah his wife
Hiram Ainsworih, John Bennett and Marin b.,
wife, JAUeZ Smith aud Elizabeth his wife
Henry ilcans Aiusworth. WIN. II. Ca.sedy
Mary Elizabeth Cassidy. Ann Catharine Gas.
sety, and Charles Cassidy, children Of John
II CASSIDY, deel, the las, three Of whom are
Infants, ---- OSeal, son Of Nelly O'Neal, de-
ceased living IN parts unknown, aud Charles
& Stewart, executor of Henry Hcans, decd
DETESuAkrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

Ito Glowing good I'M from tho Louisiana
'' shows Up 90 the NE the way in which
rr % Or steamboat, cspiiin, are bothered.
..i long since one Of our up county
@ "as making her way glllsn,ly doxn
csiic Mississippi, when the captain
cl man on shore. waving biz
f.lief as IS usual when person
g. take passage.
o.. cag'iin Immediately rounded 20,
- n.r customer sung out:
'ttaathsvc you 10 sell. captain ~
I'l.ng. with a violent oath was
nraihy reply OF the captain.
I'roeD'tyou no wbiskey /" s.ked the
sucker.
'}e'f Rot what's that to you 70 was
g. rl1indcr.
Hby. ! was ;hinkin Ia buy pln'
you'd jet wait Gll went home Tor a
r.liI lnd you'd take your pay out 30
rp11 ' says Slwncy. md with ths, be
struck dog ,ro, laughed in his sleeve no
t..ht at bis own smarness. AMI the
y.4.A Jf the captain --PiclyuGc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
JouN TAIiATIE.5


~ -HAnEtr, sEa. n. ..
Nc HTHsruvs--Str. I hnrzit a. a.. f. ..
"n7re having tlir rsu'o AZ Jf.lk,ns' f..t..
'7iI safus u q thHt ~ss refereed o. it-. t.t ...
good. VI % ifuc ct hs'i not Our name ~. .a.
-tu"nd The pot. ~iu,h nsa ur. l,rrts-.I 81. Cd. ...
genuine article, inside D. sos. Ia. t. ....
no'iee ih'' ,,c public my b. guarded rs..... I'D.
imposition u ti4y kind.
Nouts, kc. A BNRSfY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
Public Safe or L.g.v'D.

e lament Of James Glare, deceased, the sub
,criber will sell. at public sale, ca Friday. ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

WE OLD OAK~-Ip --rra' ir,c.-
Hon. JuuV OuiN 81 Aptle. D. .I-
visitor go tho following ilr-ua
Hl"r 100 ian communion; Of ihc Com
lNuu.i uf Quincy. Henry Adams
"msra'ei nom England in 1851
me 20, tho founders 40 tins Church loo
l an Joseph wa, l"ss a mrfui,rot 'hc
r.'r,'t, aad j.ri 90 1894. a-ei o. H..
lA Wa. also member aud ai.i 90 1880.
Ill, son joan, ms grandfather, was
uhrr aui deacon 100 this church and
H l,Cn aged g. years. Nv father VS., lou,
rHr aud f.-f MS ycu viii rcmeuhrr 3D.
go, 90 the age a. . on ~ father trcrl-c.
! The same cAusei. had not ,,'a~I tc-
wa, most of thc tE.c absent from uouc.
''rf mas long been uy hope, anil now as I
'H f..ut o. die. have q calm sod ti.erJfu. hope
O.. 0g ms ucr,i"-. 90 h0us~ uot made with
A-..t., -.,fnh ia lie heavens. ~. Ga.Hsy FsiDsi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
Wool Wanted.

a Ny quantity OF WOOL vii be taken in ex.
IA change fyr Goods =, iIc store 4 the uuJrr-
'Eucd. WA. ). LOCN = 60.
Nsy q, 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

Mr.. &. HTHsroNs-ByiieNingt RIGHT for the be-
nSht OF persons sullcr'ug FROM injuries. - max.
Known a cure effected ia u.iug Shrph,r,,'. l. y
p'"t'uent. prepared 10y &. IIcr,,no,. n3- ,nfarm
Eou that Little son OF mine ~as t,tuNu da-r .ud
run ever ~ a.'n, sui received st,ry serious ..-
jury ~ one 81 hs kn~,shr rttir,ly lost the ~.
t. aud had - Ia on his lack several ia,, swelling
a"d inflammation consolidation, application rrs
applied. bat m rrltei, until b. s.yice o. friend
s|ph' q N"nr o"'m"nt-h, continuing the .ppIea-
JOHN T.. FRENCH
No. IS. South Street B.ltmor,..
To VI &, Ilcl,to"', Proprietor of Shrl.b,rI's
l.. = Outmrrt-
l.. i" Frost Bites or ChilLlaiu,I have e,rc-
rieneed It's good efcet, JC r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

In the Circuit superior Cour, Of Law and Chan
Gerry, held for Jefferson county. June l3th
le3S;
Joha r. Heans. and John HelhoPh,r ond Mary
LIS wici HLLiSTITFTs,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
.IIsOfhCr Supply Of summer


.IsOfhor supply OT summer
GOODS.
HOLM ~ SHROPSHIRE informs vi, friends
- end ihe pubhc generally, that be has re-
ceivsi another supply GOODS which, added
% ha former asfofiment, makes Il complete.
Perons who are dostrous q purchasing Goods
81 q low rais d, Will please give him call. - be
~ determined 10 sell them al The very lowest
puce
Chafls'town. Juns Pc 1898
ELNo'E GC1ESo
.fHfiiT fubsrtIbsr has the pleasure u fnfDFm-
n Jog ne Ladies that ho has just received =
considerable addition o. tts stock 81 IANCY
GOODS, such silks, Chsileys, Puuts.
Gloves. ilD-isry, Iaees. Netls. Boouets. sc &c.
&c, 60 which be would politely invite tnsir a.
isntOn.
JAMES > MILLER
June o. 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

ffs" ne HaT. Jhn TGbdfrrro, vle-45-r. + Cyrrrss,
w,SHNGru>. J,~ an. 1870
To Nr. & USBsroNs. Frcu.rick C,tv. Nh
Str-lt las been NV Wish, for q cor,' ~, finn
to communicate ~ the r,,,i ,f-rt " th ui,,i
have u,ei the Oin'uicu, invented o., Nr IufL,,,
."o~ Shepherd. - .s,,s -;.t,i roo. ,o,f.,-
stand IS usdc ."d sold b, agent, sppoioie,l B., ,.
sell. have applied thts Ont5n.ni ,u,,,,y ib.. L.,
hfSe ,'srs, To every 'P~ci,s 81 tumor tuI round.
~iihuut failure To produce cure IN ever, ,.,i.,,
~ all cnses 81 turirur BE- the case vi u NAV sui
have found nothing good Tor ~ou,.s Il a., d.
'ef'Vuoo u may h- proper 80 add that the cure 4
'u'"ohr called W hate S~'llug. giNvn over bs the
most distinguished ph,sieisns - iucuratlr lrd
winch They dee'deu would, ~th0ut smput.tt,u
g. Owe ist"l To- the paieut, under 80, mil.,,s,v
ho'ice elected uy thr use 81 this Ointn,nt -nd tao
p'iieu - ." hnr hrsiib L, limb sh,ctrd b, the to
uuur h-i"g restored q pcticCt state % souuness
MISC. hs' the log - 80 aged ni.u, which hal ben
~"un" y, Rnt ''h'bi'i oue dreadful liberated sur
i''r from 'r kur" CO.. 'ir loot, ard ~Leh tpr mon,
u,sn to yt-rs L-l been rDus,dcrtd tueurabl. ~ o.,
tt,,tuallJ cured lay The application - Juakus.t
O'ntiHeHt ne pttoE these tsssa vh,l. Q, ,t-
'rr ny immediate notice and msba .rulctt e.. q i,-
',drd evidence - The ,iiesrY of tins t,,,, BOO ,..,
ot t"mopr' and ~ Ulcers. have experienced a. -
t'd~dl' 'hr good titct ~ tl,s remedy be- thr rf %
icIons. sui "a every species ~ fesh Soui Its,rr,
70 uic tist 10y ouc ~ho -i observe the crer,',.
Of this Ointfrruf. must b. satisfied - 90 ii. a,
ri4l ttrcit u~n slh thc almost ratf ...a.-. co..
commend The use ot tas valuable rSn,cd. ...
81, veg respectfully,
joins rALIhIiE.)
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
MORE NEW GOODS.

MORE NEW GOODS.
TE7Hf subscriber has Just received, 10 addition
II 60 his stock OF Fancy Goods. (Which Is
large very cheap, and beauiifui,) the fellow ing
articles:
NUNS HOODS,
IL BTaiu ditto,
II Braid super yiCToRk BoNNErS.
Pink sai Painted lawns.
Tawn-cciofed SILKS, and other various CO.
lOurs,
American NAUIrEEES, by he piece.
which Lo w.ii sell on the most accommodate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
The Tract Of LAND

Belonging to the estate OF said deceased. on
which he resided al the time Of his death situate
IA the county OF Clarke aud state Of virgins.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-31

A correspondent Of the N. Y. Courier 8
Enquirer at Havana, writes as follows respect
lug the recen, sojourn of the Prince dc Join
vile at that place.
".IAvAvA, May IL, Is3S.-The Prince dc
Joinville sailed this morning for the United
States. | understand he intends to pass some
time in this country. Here he has been
treated with great honors. lie is quite
youth--not twenty until next October-ex-
iremely modest-aifable to all-free and
familiar with his officers, as much SO as they
are together. lie has done many good ac-
tions since here. A soldier, condemned to
be shot the day before yesterday, he had par
doned. The house in which he lodged was
crowded with poor people, soliciting his pro-
lection, with the present Governor or Ge-
neral, in favor of their friends, condemned by
the late Gov. Tacon-or demanding his
charity. A custom house officeplast evening
presented memorial, saying he had render
ed some service to his father, when in this
island in 1894, as Duke of Orleans-hc was
handsomely rewarded, and the poor creature
went off highly pleased. lie is liberal in his
disposition, spends his money freely, and acts
like high minded Prince.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-31

THE French PRINCE.-Thc Prince
de Joinville one Of the sons of Louis
PHILIPPE, King Of the French, has ar
rived in this country, on tour Of plea
sure and observation. The squadron,
particularly selected to convey him
hithcr, consisting of the line of battle
ship l. 'Hercule, 100 guns, Admiral Ca
sy, and corvette Favorite, Capt. Rosa
nal, arrived in Hampton Roads on Mon
day oflast week. The Prince, attended
by several French officers, Immediate
ly landed at Norfolk, and the next day
proceeded from thence to Washington,
where they arrived on Thursday after
noon, by the way of Richmond.
On Saturday last, the Prince appear
cd i'm the Senate Chamber, with num-
ber Of fFrench officers, and accompanied
by Nj. Pointois, the French Minister,
Nj. Pageot, and M. Montholn. InWash-
ington, he received every mark of Mt
tention, and the President proposed to
honor him with a public dinner, but he
declined accepting, proferring to travel
as private gentleman, in true republi-
can style, without any parade or display
whatever.
From Washington, the Prince pro-
cceds towards the Lakes and our North
ern frontier, visiting the Falls of Niaga-
ra and the principal cities.
BY Doct. GoURAuD, the French Vice
Consul at this place, (who returned
from New York yesterday morning,
we are informed that Newport has been
selected as the Head Quarters of the
squadron OH account of the depth of wa
ter and superior advantages of its har-,
Dor, and that they have been ordered
to repair here Immediately, where they
will remain during the Princes tour
through the country, and until he re-
cmbarks for France, aperiod of several
weeks or more. The squadron may
therefore be looked for momentarily.
The Chancellor of the consulate ac-
companicd DIR. Gouraud to this place
from New York, for the purpose of as
sisting in making the necessary provi-
sion for the reception of the squadron.
Mons. La Forest, the Consul General
we understand, is expected in few
days
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-31
ANTIQUITIES OF GREECE AND ASIA.

The following information is derived from
Paris paper: Commodore Elliot has, OH
board the Constitution, q large collection OF
very curious antiquities, which he has taken
during his cruise in the Levant, from the
pluins of Athens, Corinth and Sunium, diff
ferent parts of Syria, especially Balbec, the
Holy Land, and of Marathon and Troy, the
neighborhood of Egypt The most curious
articles in this collection, are two sarcophagi
of marble, found near Beyroot, on the site OF
the city of Beryta. They were discovered
sixteen feet deep in the soil, by peasant
who was digging to set out mulberry tree.
The Commodore purchased them, and caused
them to be transported on board the frigate
from height Of 600 feet above the sea-
Five hundred men of the crew joined their
efforts to carry these masses distance Of a
mile and half. These sarcophagi are Of
white marble, all in one piece, the smallest
has this inscription Julia 1Iamea augusta.
She was the mother of Alexander Severus,
Emperor in the year 222 Of the Christian. Era.
The two monuments were empty when they
were taken by the crew of the Constitution.
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be voted down, Of course. Nothing will be
carried besides Mr.. Webster's proposition,
which now constitutes the whole Of the reso.
luton before the Senate. This distinguished
statesman will give his views more fully wheh
it comes up on its final passage.
In the HOUSE, Mr.. Everett, from the com
mittee on.Indian affairs, reported bill to lay
out the boundary line Of lands assigned tt
the Indians west Of the Mississippi, and fo
survey ing certain portions thereof, TO be helt
in severaliy. 1t was read twice, referred t.
committee Of the whole, and ordered to b
printed. =,
The House thon resumed the considera
ton of the motion to print 10000 extra copies
of the journal of the duel committee, and thu
evidence taken before them. The question
pending was OH the amendment Of MIR. Fair
field, to print 10000 additional copies OF tn
report of the majority.
Mr.. Mason concluded his remarks, in op
position to the amendment, contending thu
the report OF the majority is Of grossl
partial character.
Mr.. Potter, Of Pennsylvania, commence
speech in reply but his remarks were Gu
short by the arrival Of the hour Tor gong L
the orders of the day.
The remainder Of the sitting was spent i
the consideration Of private bills.
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PITcAIRN's ISLAND The British frigat

PIrcARN's ISLAND The British frigate
.4cieon, Capt. Lord Edward Russell, which
has lately returned to England, was for some
time employed in visiting the South Sea
Islands, and on the llth of January, 1882,
arrived at Pitcairn's Island, so well known as
the place where the mutineers Of the Bounty
finally resorted, and the descendants Of whom
are now living there. Immediately on our
arrival, says a correspondent to Hanis Isle-
graph, several Of the natives came off in ca
noes, dressed in the English style they
continue to live in the religious way in which
they we're brought up by John Adams, the
last survivor Of the mutneers. The women,
as well as the men. work in tho yom fields,
and are very industrious there were 02 per-
sons living OH tho island, three of whom
we're Engishmen, who had gono out there,
and two Of them, Mcssrs. Hill and Nobbs,
kept school. They have an abundance Of
goats, fowls, pigs, plantains, yams, and sweet
potatoes, and appear very happy and CON.
Portable, not at oil wishing to leave the
island.-.4tlas.