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Mn. DuYcAN's speech which we no.
iiccd yesterday, we find on examination.
to be one q the most low. vulsar and
abusive articles We ever read. No re
specialize Newspaper would stain lis co.
lUmns with such strain Of abuse aud in .
veobyc. IL is called SIR. Duncan
'pecoh-'bough i, was not delivered in
ihe House. - ali. Had the author spo-
Ken what be has written BE- would have
hrcn ,i'cncei by The unanimous vote OF
Tic House, -hsr. Gas.He.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

Tie 7i'o'c "a Cslyaios mention, tAe
'1,-"'as Instance r: oo.jn Gal Affection
\ woman, from the hoiEh5Jihcoa O..
Cnr.'ie went into a. aPo'hecary's shop
ne other day with ,No prescnp'ion7-ope
io' he's husband and the other for hcr
coz She inquired what was ,'le Price of
thu; onl the aro'heeary replied that it
va5 . much Tor tho man. and 20 much
f1r i.- beast. The woman. 6nding that
sar ha' not enough money rejected Tor
5weo', and sail, Give me al al!
eT".'' the me !ieine for tie COW: | can
sea! g.! my Husbands i5-morro ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

'i'- FAR. TAR WEsT.--t youn, aiyfa
''fo- writes 90 friend in ~, city thu,
:! 'l' "se.''' ! i3na so r.ry FIR IN tie
vat. ~; the rga never shines upon
I'm ue'ii i71 ards night, Cari'al retreat
fHTas tasi'y'. certainly. We have a
g',4 n,aI 10 pay he ch1u vi IT.
lBo.isn Tran'srigi
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II d''@0eds oOHi.iasA an The G.-r-A.-
s".n.. 10000
sane. ooa
Pearls, diamonds, So, 90 the arek..
and {. 0''s'. 10. 600
ltl diamond. on the mound ZOO
26 diamond, on the upper cross, ! O0a
T~o circles " PssTls about IN. rim, 300
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

S1rru CAnouNN-Po,,lics arc grow.
us warm "a Sogh Carolina. Ncssrs.
Preston. Le9arr, and Campbell. are dc.
nounecd BY The dominant party ~ the
State, whilst on tie other Llad. a s,,anr
party - Taisln, up ~ defence e those
reailemcn and ~ oppo.i'an to Sir. Gel.
boom. The Charlcsion CouIicr qpo,estorre
ri tho toa''s ou ibe iih jsly a. sizn. Of
he times, indicating The gruwing favor ~
Mr. Van Buten WITH tie people Of south
taroi'na, and the Indulgence Cl a strong
hope Of the succession Of Mr. Calhoun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

Mr. RoND's SPEEoH.-Tbis able speech.
- ne Cihoiunah Gazette remarks, has
probably received a more esienase CIR.
cuIaiion "a the United States. than any
other printed add eirculs,eJ. AtalmOst
every PRINCIPAL point u h1s been prinied
N pamphlet form. 10 Nee York they
'',ll eonilags 20 put forth edition after
edition. We have seen !. 20 Englph. "a
french. aAd w German.
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IN a letter. 70 The editors Of The Nation.
~ isiiigrnrer, Mr. CaIhapu claims go be
ih' author q policy whieb. be had sup.
posed, Was ~ uuiver.al consent conccd.
cd ~ have had iis origin With the late
tfesiden' KcieuinZ 20 The Cherokee
treaty ~ 1919 during SIR Monroe Al.
mi1tsiraiIon Mr. Calhoun fa,s. was
lhe author 81 toe plan Tor The removal II
ne OhpIokees and al the Southern H..
disns 90 ihc vest on the distissipnr. which
has added 50 many fertile scres a. the
Sisies Of Cc0rgis. Alabama Mu,i..ipti.
Tennessee. ani North Carolina. and vii
% tame remove 'he last remains o. the
Aboriginal race beyond their limits.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

way 90 cure ou- rsfiri;~r, i, ~,
'..r', "r, tpp .h.uN lrt clone 10 q. a
-hu p;.lc.b.rs and examine b..
own
@ 10y h.s Err,7o,o r,-,r IN.
hr '.y drrr. ~ ,-er'nf're
80, 'ir'Y 5.a.t heI .lr &c.
nHl H.'.', asa .'elrla,,t Then
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'.. m,,e t:sr..tr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02
xlI2 900

Notwithstanding such an uncon mon
mass Of jewellery. independent Of ,hs
gold and velvet cap. crmine. SC. IN,
crown weighed only 10 ounces III penny
weights; II measured seven inches IN
height from the gold circle TO the upper
cross, aud ITS diameter at the I.m aaI
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