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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
James Higgins, Eve S,,,c

INhts preparation has eniy been befor. re
public SINCE last SPRING and Il Il we're ne
eessary could Obtain = nuR-b-r Of e,rtIhea,e,
~h'eh would testify To- its virtue FeT.on, - no
arc sh'etsd ~ih sore e.e- e ihey - ~ call and
procure box of thu. .al.., al 5000 exp.r,.
ssee the truth of the above notice
She Pie rdstown. Aug ~ ls3a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

STErET ATTRAY.-We learn from The
New York Commercial Advertiser tla, a
person named WN. JoHNsoN undertook
on fndsy morning, 10 cowskIn another
named GToRcE W. DNoS, AMI vas shot
IN the leg by the latter. who was armed
"''h a pistol. We have no other partic.
ulsfs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

THE FALKLAND ISLANDS The New
London Gazette contains a copy Of let
ier addressed TO the master OF ship GsncraI
b'fi'S~s, Of that place. by Capt. w. J.
Scorr. master OF II. b. NJ. keich Soarrow.
and Governor Of the Ma.yenas, stating
that the British Government has taken
possession Of the whole Of the Falkland
Islands. and tina. all foreign vessels are
prohibited fishing or sealing round or
near them. The General WiHiams and
her tender were warned 90 leave the coast
az soon as possible. and informed ,ha, all
foreign vessels found at any Of the ports
OF The Islands after the lst Of June. iS;3S.
would beproceeded against as irespasscrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

Longevity ought 70 De highly valued
by men Of Tieiy and parts o. u vill ena.
BE them % be mach more useful o. man
kind. add especially 10 their oun country.
As 70 others, q - q 40 greaf matter. SINCE
they are a disgrace % mankind. and their
death is rather q service.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
Wanted 10 PURCHASE

a sNALL FARM of abost 100 acre, O,
~'' ~Hh proper proportion q wood
On AZ The asprossoeats sss.s De e.ufo,,,s,-
e@or.e'"s dwelling, barn, &c Goo, ~.,,,
Is indispensable. Inquire st the Free Pre-,
Aug 10, ls1S-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
WET NURSE wAuruD

WET NURSE. q good ebsfscisf. ubo },
~ healthy ard q good tsnper. stssr ubr,
o. bisrk. uiii fn3 . situstsoa ani liberal usxss
~ ask,ng innsdisis spPl,esi,0a 70 ne ssb.cri
ler JANIS FLOHE
Chs-is.'o~n. Aug rs. ls5s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
$50 ACRES OF LAND.

more OF less. TITS Farm Is well improved. To-
Gated an very desirable neishbOrbooj, and i,
OF the best soil Of the county.
I'-' Of '-k -one-thIrd Of the purchase mo-
hey IN cash, she balssce in one snd tao years
bearing interest from date. 10 be secured By
bond or single bills, With PersonaI security. "a
be approved By the trustee. Deed TO be exc
eu'ed Al the cost 81 the purchs.sr. upon the
payment OF the whole Par' haze money aud ratI.
he1iion Of the ssis by the OrPhs.s' Court Of
Montgomery CoUsiy.
ZACH ~ woRTHiNGToN
Aug. I6, l55S-t EY,,.i.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
a SALVE

For The cure IF Ring and TeHr Worm.
"-ca.e. OF years standing hs,. been re.
mo'ed By the sPPI.esiiOa Of tAis valuable pre-
Para,'On.
shspherdsto~n, Aug 10. Isls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
For Rent.

4 HAVE Tor Rsnt sstsrsl ~ Be. wh,rh car D
u seeded down thfs fail
SUSAN ESGIE. Me- Ci~L.fgva
AuEust - I-1z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
TO Wagon Makers.

VIE subscriber ~ishes 10 employ 1. Wagon
and lloagh Msksr. ~ho !. master Of h..
one" To such m oee Z will give eon,i,n,
men, add The most liberal wages. aad psy
MN The eash every Saturday night.
THOMAS RAwLINs.
Chaflestosn. Aug % lrls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
PRINCE WILLIAM.

klHlS Horse will stand the fall season Il m,
- resMeBes. for the moderate sum of go IA
's'aArs No r.s'r'eiIoas Will be impo,td oa
hose Who send mares To tbrs horse. but that oi
parting With the mare, ~hich uiH fcTf,r the IN
sursncs. RS BfACkBIKN
Aug 10. Is3s -sw-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
kEX.E&- FERRY.

nos fsrsishsd 9Th a TERRT B0IT. ard
rented ~ Nc Jscos NutsE iirsNpest
20 hat the Road 'aerOs. The Bloc Ridge t. The
feffy Hll b. PYt "a good repair
Asg ~. ISIS
f1-Genias Of Libert, u. ard charge ihi, or.
fee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
SHE.y.GEEN.

WANT about three thousand OAK Single.
u Tor which . will pay . reasonable price, u
cash, Il delivered Immediately
GEO- w. SAPPtNGTOS.
ChAfiesto~n. Aug 10 isl5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

The packet ship FRANCOIS ld. from
HAVE. bnsgs CO. 900 Francs IN gold
on account Of the NsapOlasa lHdsnni-
tY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
RuITFR

NNT qgsntny q WuTTER sm Be- 70
oA sstyst ~ ne sahseubss, fos vhich b,
81 PsJ i2i esuss 10 goo5s.
ESRON SLIFER
heelslors. Ana 9. le1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
-. Higgins ITEefa6ge Pre-
DHrnfInn

SoR the cure Of narrho-a, D,ssa,ery. Che
- he. Fever aud Agae, s.c- Thrs Msdieine
has been used fsr the above named dr,sa,e>, and
IN nearly every case Il Ia. Effected /. cure IA
,eg short time % is 6he family medicine -
Persons who are subject TO severe attack. Of
Chslie should hever be uithsutu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

A sEcoND HAND EIIJI1
t1ls OEics 49, ~ 49,
August ie is1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
Valuable Real Estate.

UvHE s1sseriher, by virtue Of sutaorit,
II vested m hIrn Executor Of the last ~ III
81 william wOrthiaKtoa. late 81 Monisomer,
eouniy. Maryland. deres-ed. viii ODER Of p..6-
lie sale, an Charlesio~n, JsEersoo county. Nr-
gina, at the Court House door. At II O'Clock
NJ. ca -ve-dss the lSth Day II Ocioter aert,
valuable
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
GENERAL sNTELLseENCE.

| "eHcn Ltnafio HoSpif1i-At meet
ing OF The Court Of Directors on SATURDAY.
Two more patients were discharged c cured.
vi The sixteen recent cases mentioned m
'he lac report ofthe Physician, all except
one. Who died. we are happy TO state are
now restored. Could any thing NOR.
strongly illustrate the impolicv. nav. the
cruelty, OF continuing the present system.
oy which. Tor the want OF proper enlarge.
meni OF our Hospitals, numbers Of these
unfortunate beings are locked up in the
common Jails Of the country. until their
cases become utterly hopeless: We could
out ~ish that this fact were placed under
the eye OF every citizen OF the Common.
wealth. Nothing more would be neces.
sary, We are sure. TO induce a proper &C.
u1n on the subject Slauaioa Spectator.
The Board Of Public Works have en-.
gagged the services OF Joseph X. Ander.
sou. Esq- IN the location OF the Valley
turnpike. Mr.. Anderson left this place
a week or tso since TO enter upon his
duties IL seems 10 expected that the
portion OF the road between Winchester
and S,oney Creek may be put under con.
tract the coming fall bid.
IL Is our melancholy duty 10 record
another most horrible neutrality-suspicious..
81 in this case on one OF our own citizens.
Mr. Frederick NJ. Pitman. Of this town.
Mas shot through the body shilc sitting
at the dinner-tablc. 1t the house Of Mr.
Surher. near the White SULPHUR Springs
On Monday the Doth instant. by a man
named Richard &. Gwatkin. MIR. Pit
man, We understand fingered untll the
following day, Nhsn he died Gwatkin
vas immediately taken into custody. and
committed TO the Greenbrier Jail. From
all We can learn OF The circumstances the
murder seems 10 have been entirely I'm
provoked and oauseless. II appears tina,
u" AKIN had taken offence at something
which Mr. Pitman had said TO him, and
most lnoPPoriunely sought an explanation
at The dinner-table. AS 10 what Mr.. Pit
mans answer was, there may be some
room Tor doubt. 1t Was understood by
gentleman prcsen, 70 be pacific. but IL
must certainly have been taken other
wise by Gwatkin. for he discharged his
pistol Instantly. We learn, however
That NI- PItman stated on his death bed
that be had designed no insult to Gwa,.
KIN. and that he was not aw are Of his be.
ing offended until he made the demand
Tor satisfaction al the table.
Mr. Pitnan was a widower and has
lett an infant daughter TO mourn the loss
OF a kind and devoted father. His parents.
SISTER. and several brothers. also reside
mere, whom The event has plunged into
the deepest distress.
The Lewisburg Enquirer states that
GWaik'n was formerly Of Lynehburg.-
The examining Court vas 10 SIT on hi.
case this day Naunfon Spec. lug. 30.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

SUGAR HOUSE RaoLAssEs
nor sale u 'hs store q
AuyuN -. is1z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

Counterfeit Amyuran isu dollar.
heA'rrn t...af.. aad G.e franc lieces.
are in elfc.'s'i.s tu N-A Nstk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

Rabsn Dale OEen has been eleeies
netnhef afihs lnd'nna i,esisia,ute ~ ths
y , party % Posey scgnfg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

TidbaFrs .HEiESsFe. SHHa,
A way superior sFt'eis. iast fscsusd az
n fsr saie a the DruE store a
AZ i6. 1873 - o. STHATTU
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

~. H9tsslsLd IUfaes - fnakia .sg,
is~afe u hffis espsossl--s suasll .ssz
all sInk . great ship
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

Hypg NIsssas n rsrsiu author
,sti ~ lhe mrsf hapTy marulge 7 can
i.tufe ~ imagine g. myself. Would 30
hs union ~ deaf man 20 a b,mi 40
nln such manage aeius'Iy oeegf.
red Boz EnLsnd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
~ ~" O. UlwD

IN SAID county. about i've miles distant from
'ssriestown. AID lately in the occupancy Of
Leonard Y. DAVIS, Esq. cont aiming about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
NGxLL. & = CUT saws.

ENRESH RICE-fOr .sls ~
~ HETES 4 FLORE
Aux ~. I=1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

The three negroes committed to the
AL oi Bath county. Tor the murder o
Mr.. .hayse's children, have been found
guilty and sentenced 10 be executed
The girl. we understand. has been recon-.
mended by the Court TO Executive Gle.
mency.-iU.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-06
Error corrected

There has been good deal of discussion by ce,,
Correspondents Of the Lynchburg Virgnlan esss, NJ
the case of a slave by the name oil "'incy' W."
Condemned to death in Bedford county, tor her a !,
attempt 10 poison by means of arsenic another s4,
the name Of June.-In consequence Of the .es.n 4.
submitted to the Executive, she was repnsJ b. +.
writer under the signature Of bedford" who as
among other ,hings that the Governor did dH.sfr
the town of Liberty he passed through , lsi
in conversation with three gentlemen VINO n,3don ssr
fnr ali offences for which they condemned
death had not resulted from their acts, with Inc G he
ton of cases of coIesP9nSosn! d. den
Vrgnian under the signature of "eas Kog1
, use the expression which has been attributed 10 ss
mailer about which the ar,hor of this piece ce:
assurance which falls very little short OF p0''"'
W. have made i, point TO enquire into luz
the above statement and we feel ourselves b.
s,o,e that the Governor has been mlsapP'e"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-06
Saturday, March 3, 1888.
IN SENATE.

Mr.. Preston presented the petition of the teachers o!
French and Drawing at the Military Academy, West
Point praying for increase of salary referred to the
Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr. Smith of Indiana submitted the following resou
ton, which considered and agreed to-
Rcsolced That the Secretary Of the Treasury be IN
struced TO report to the Senate as follows:
l. The whole number of acres of land that have been
granted TO the Stale of Indiana for all purposes
3 The number of of land that have been grant
ed 10 the State of Indiana under the provisions Of the
act of I'd March, 1927 confirming the provisions OF the
second article of the treaty o. 10th Octobe! 1896 be-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-06
Thursday, March i.

Mr.. McKesn presented a memorial, signed BY large
Number of citizens of che borough and county Of Erie
Pennsylvania complaining Of the conduc, Of the Medi
cal Board, appointed by the President Of The U. 5.
der the &c. Of Sd March, 1887 to select suitable sites for
marine hospitals the Mississippi and Ohio rivers and
Lake Erie for the benefit of disabled seamen, boatmen
and other navgators of the Western rivers and likes
stating that the board in the discharge of their duties
confined their examination wholly 10 or two places
on Lake Erie while the claims of other places, contain
ing in high degree oil the requisites fox such esa
bshment have been overlooked and neglected, and
pray Congress 10 order new examination by conpe.
tent, impartial, and unprejudced board
Mr.. Mexican said he could not fail 10 be struck with
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-06

that, in the mean time the bill would be printed
rrolesls from citizens Of Vermont against the Pov'
sons of the bill recently before the House upon 's
ect were, lcnvc, introduced, seVeIaiy' ny "ie
Fletcher and Shade, and were ordered 10 !e on le
and 10 be printed. - :Id
The moton of Mr. Johnson Of Maryland preVniieaii 4,
BILL PREVENTING THE ABATEMENT OF CENlhiN
SUITS AGAINST U. s. BANk.
A, Tboma, on leave introduced The bill from the Sc
nate proyjdnp against the abatement OF suits against
the United Suites Bank the 4th of March, 1850
The bill being read twice, and The question being up
on ordering il to third reudlng-
MIR Adams said that this cuts of all Tie
and all debate on the bill itself He did hope mat 'iiI
House would be permitted TO consider the co"s'''u.oId
question involved in Ibis hi-whelheT congress eou'o
make Bank of the United States ,,
The motion for the previous question, having w.
seconded prcvurd and the bill ordered 10 'h''u
readng, as follows .I .o,;ons
AN ACT to pre- vent the abatement OF suits ana ac'o"s
now pending, in which the late Bank Oh the o"'''N
States may be party. .,, or
decree now pending and unsatisied, in winch Inc iIe
Bank of The United States is party, P'ainoA ~ h
PENDANT shall abate be discontinued OF a's''i's'
reason Of the expiration oil The two years a"e M tho
,nn of tho cbarcr limited By the 2lst section OF Inc
act of incorporation of The said Bank Tor Tue use "
corporate name, style and capacity ol salu pAnA -,
purpose of suits for the final settlement anu II
of the affairs and accounts of The corPora.oi' ~.
such SUITS actions, Judgments ana uee'ee: o ,;c,c
lowed to proceed ina Judgment, execution
,ion and settlement if The said two years hau 0
pred. ,1 and re-
The bill was then read third time, passed, anu re-
turned To The Senate. r.r,pv
ORDERS OF THE DAY.-N. E. BOUNDARY.
On mutton of Mr. Cambre!eng, The further
tim of the hlessape Of The President OF the Unteu
STATES in relation 10 The Northeastern boundary ataS
vas postponed Ill, This day week.
"N' PENSION APPROPRIATIONS BILL. e..
The consideration of the bill making Appropriation ,of
the paymen, of pensions was resumed: on motion ol W.
CombeIeng, who addressed the House in reply to ms
colleague, (Slr Curts) whose remarks had concluded
the debate upon this bill when las! under Consideration
Mr. Curtis followed, at some length. and was sue,
ceeded By Messrs A,hcrton, Sibey, Bell, Mckim and
Phillips when the House adjourned without taking any
question: at hall past o'clock I'VE shall give sketch
of This debate hereafter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-06

The Committee appointed by the House TO investigate
matters touching the late Duel at Washington have re.
CURED the presence of Col. Webb. The Sergeant at.
Arms Of the House proceeded this morning in the Rail-
road Line fur New York, TO the requisite sum
MONS The Colonel, no doubt, will be forthcoming.
GBolimors Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-06
FROM THE FRONTIER.

ATTEMPTED lxrAsIoS OF CASADA At BuFFALo.-At
last silence is broken The Buffalo Advertiser OF the
Goth Informs, that Saturday night, 2llh nst several
hundred men being assembled at Comstock S, eight miles
from Buffalo, the lake shore il was apPrehended on
invasion was meditated, and Col. Worth immediately
started with the small force of regulars ana volunteer
companies under his command, 10 intercept them. "nen
within 200 yards Of Comstocks the road was louna 10
be barricaded by rail fence and other obstacles lhese
were almost Immediately removed-the cry was raised
among those assembled at the tavern, the regulars are
coming! and these gallant invaders OF Canada ihos'y
fed.
About $50 took 10 the ice on the lake with their teams.
They were pursued but having or 300 yards the
start, were not ovelaken. They, however, left how
zcr and swivel, which were taken possession or
The night pcrcingly cold and II was feared That
the men on the lake would persh but towards morning
they began 10 return Of them frost bitten, and all
heartily Disguised with the enterprise they had under
taken Not man, FAR can be ascerlhlned, sue
ceeded in getting into Canada. They were almost ex'
cusivey from this country, principally from Genesee
and Niagara counties, and had probably been induced 10
embark in the scheme by Others who have the sagaclty
to remain concealed. They had no leaders, and were
| lily provided with arms.
II is deserving Of remark that every fact elected
the examination of Major Chase has been confirmed 10
| the very letter.
The British residents in Buffalo have protested against
the ISLANDERS of Speaker McNabb. &c on Gen. Scott
! ASoruER ARSENAL BROKEN Open On last frloay
niqh the 3d. the Arsenal at Batavia was broken open
and IS kegs containing about 200 lbs OF powder were
stolen Cannot such and similar occurrences be pre-,
vented. Outrage upon outrage is PerPetTased, and
scarcely any steps appear to be taken by the Stale au
orilies 10 prevent like awess acts or 10 bring The OIL
| tenders 10 justice. "
FEosrrES AT DErRorr.-By information which we
have receiyed from Detroit down 10 the 20h we learn
tha, at tina, dale all quiet The patriots so far from
being concentrated and about TO into Canada
scattered along the lake shore in Struggling parties in az
almost shosess and starving condition. Their situation
is truly pitiable.
Not word from the St. Lawrence Vermont from
| Y Star
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-06

"Whereupon: the Report was unanimously adopted ,
the meeting. r.i
"On motion, Icsolrcd, That the same be pnb'isHs-
BENIN. NJ. BROWN, Cha''"'"
w. NJ. YERmILYE, Secretary"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-24

SMALL PoN.-Wcu understand that false NJ
mofs respecting the existence Of Small Pox in this
place, are still prevalent in the country. Among
other reports, We understand, il is stated that a man
died lit, a lew DAYS ago, ut the Union Hotel
There is not the slightest shadow of foundation for
any such tuner. There is not u case OF Small
FOX IN town, aud only Que, Of some weeks standing,
at the Hospital, some distance ltom the corporation.
he tact Is, the people of town have been thorough.
y ,aeelnatct, and, where this is the case, the spread
OF the disease, oil lis prevalence TO any extent. ~ i'm.
possible. We are told, by the landlord Of the
| mon, TINT there has been no case of sickness even.
of any sort, nj his Hotel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-24

btgd, ON SHudal tn llh Instant, Nj. RfuitC nrIrlr,
'nn.ott vi thu Lat, Nj. lamea Du1ol, IN the G6tl, ,,ur ul hui
al, H'tcf "a most HtNefr illue 4 oi tllrUc wecks. She " n4 u
ln1.' all 'tiolule mother constant friend mud kiud nelehtol.
burna hHr illue#s, lie nppruirl Ia how with entire resignation
Ia ip ditlnr viii, and although htI yuletinGs were the most
'AttHt u1t1ue and otlnue continuance, YET scarcely a untnur
escaped her. She placed NIL he, hopes of salvation On
the mrrts aud sutrtiags of The blessed Su, ION, aud hi h.,
irlerl. with tine eorseInr reiceiiun, that lhtu los. i, her
'tfrul am.
lapufsl hi lie, on tho morning of the I7hhr Max, at ;
Me !laUsl, ai tn county ot Amherst N the 10tt ,cnr oi ltl
"er. hrdantli ulilis lady mHN ruiN he sad Ia in II ,lep.ns
satun al ne rrdluniV ,lHfaetcf. Sha Ind occnlirl n
stalln1 IA TN en- L. al hrI ilul> mud friends winch rmn never
hr lllrI utlu, and lon musi her afflicted husband M ma.
ln,.unH el-llins dwell upon the misfortune which llrS have
sH=tnn"l. Tho Vl1trf OF llla notice knew hrf well and well
tHl he say lie wa the aneetnnute wiz, HE tender mother,
til klpd aud charitable ]neiaIhor, aud the inlulgcnl mistress.
But aaa all taosf have llltn beneath the incorrigilla hand
ofleath! She lad boon afflicted Tor ahoni two ,cals " ith
u most d-'feasin" pulmonary dnrnsc, Whirh Ind hailed MI The
slalI et mclt Iuc-=A the appfonel OF lehtl, WIZ low but eure.
III Wa thc mfutltr nj NJ tffiicnkU fhmffh, but of TINT
Church which bclonga Ia tlui-t. She was u Christian in The
acuoHl nrceIlafion of thc wotd-in hcnft, IN practice, md IN
Il.nelple-ind her lat Slomcnts Testified I" the ruth 81 her
principle. Sht retained her senses To the last, nni was con
=r1pus al the upProacll al denlI, aud expressed II " ilhnaiicss
10 meet him, wri tint resignation and patience which ulw rs
mark tn Chti#lian III. Nav hrr luoiv md solitary hu..
Lnnd, whom ahc has lHt holnnd, follow her example, and
profit hY Ial5 severe dIspcuntion III Providence mud pre-
le1If la ufet hFr n thai world where the " wrHrN are NJ rrsI,'
uud y hero The " wicked censc from troubling
--, On tc l2Ill int. nj Font Chissell, Wythr CONT,
uf u|puplrtN, Nj. JAWS NCGttDck, Sen, need srteati fUuf
vcofs, lravin" u laree mud respectable family, with hume.
mile rrlalian- and l,ienls To mourn ls loss. No nhn stood
hj2her IL lhr e'unauon ofr#rr ll0n Mr.. Meumoek.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-24
STONE WORK.

HNlIE subscriber offers his services to the citizens
ofLrnclburs aud lis vicinity, 10 cat ant put up
11or-sill. L tells, hearth stones, %stcps,fag ing aud other
nee stone work. lie has access 10 n quarry oi noun
tain free stone in the ncigllborloud winch willsurpass
in color and beauty Of appearance the incest granite,
and would make good tomb and head stones, winch
he would likewise engage to cutanh put mp. Should
he meet with encouragement III his line OF business,
he intends to establish a marble yard ~ ihis place.
He can furnish lhe most satisfactory reference as to
character aud ability 10 perform his work in the best
manner. NICHOLAS BUTLER. 4
May y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-24

- The last Fredericksburg A,cn, states that
The Sllciil OF the Spottsylyan,a Congressional dis
triet, alter IN examination Of the law and all the cir.
st1nces Intending the election held in Green county
came Ia The conclusion. that, howcyc, informally the
polls may have been held, there was no sufficient
ground To withhold the return from Col. Banks,
whom they have declared duly elected by /, majotil,
al u votes. Col. Banks has taken ls seat in the
House.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-24

How MIR. Calhoun got TO be a STATE Rights
Man. IL best knows. TINS much IS celtaju. t6at.
when old Jackson caught hun tangled in the nNs-
ierIcs Oh Nuliiearion, lac deait with Inn IN such "A
sort rs 10 leave HIM no alternative bat Ia rcnnance
hls old principles Of itee construction and federal
supremacy. But when we hear linn plcldno ia,
Van Haren, WHO betrayed hin and us. We clmot
nett suspectinS tIat he has not forgotten ls hrst
love. When lie can reconcile hms,fto Jan Baycu.
he can find little difficulty in rcconeiling NulJfca-
len with Constellation.