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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-14

Modesty Of the .1rgus.--Tn speaking Of the
irresistible "power" and influence which the
the modest Editor Of the Argus fancies his pa
per possesses, and the terror which all the demo.
Gratis have for him, he breaks out in the follow
ing strain of selfpraise: "They know and feel
its power and influence, and they also know that
the pure Republican doctrines ii inculcOtes will
ever be the choice Of the honest and chiyalrOus
farmers Of Lowndes.n Bah I
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-14

Estate Rights" is the motto Of our federal
neighbor. Wonder if he wont take down his
flag, now that he has insulted that party by telling
although they are lost, they will not be missed.
We shall see.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
w oodsfock Bank.

Oar readers will doubtless BIZ pleased 10 learn ,h.
'hi' bank has resumed the payment OF II. Notes. and
IN. '''' have become current in Boson, here, and ss
where.
ihe banks now we believe in thu. state have all re-
'uin'd specie payment, and are considered sound, .,
e'p' The "fo'ion concern at indsor which, unior,u
nA'e'y had been chiefly controlled for several years. BY
The honorable Judge Emerson, reckless, proaieas 10.
colo character, 50 well known in tn. STATE tia,
reelection upon him could hardly sick him lower ia the
estimation Of the public. This bank i. evidently in a
ro''on condition and the bs are no, worth more than
fTe"iyre cents on the dollar. Il they are worth any
thing villa; discoveries however, may be mao, by a
legislative Investigation we do not know-we should
not sdrse he holders of the bills 10 sacrifice them en-.
tirely al present.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
SUE ACEUIs.
Lent MES ESTATE.

SIIIE or IERMONT DE II Remembered that
Dist,ta u RHtioad, - ID at a SPECIAL Prol,,t.
Court held al Rutland IA SAID Di.ric THIS ,J.h day Of
July u. l535.
Present Ws HALL, Judge
An instrument pupoftng 10 be the last ~ aud irsta.
meat 81 Lent lEts late 81 Wellington a. SAID distinct
deceased, bcing presented 10 tie Coou here by John
Ives aud AlrHAhdsf Miller tt Executors therein nam.
eG ior probate
u "a ordered BY Ead Count that IN persons concerned
therein De notified b appear a. Session Of cad Court
10 b. holdsn at Rutland tie 80 day ol SEPTEMBER SOL
and shew cause a. any they may have sgsiasi the Pro.
bate 81 sfid WI Tor "h'ch purpyse 4 iursrf ordered
thsi copy o. the record Of ihl. order be publs,ea
three weeks suceessIyey 10 t4e Ruuaud ilvfsld pint
ee al Rugana IS a. nsy BE-
III y TOBsLEE, R,gisie
irur copy o. fsesf5
n n TOWsLEE, Rsg.l,sr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
BRIGHTON m,nxrr..n.,s,, mi, No ,saa

AZ m.ikst go Beef CATH. 100 Store, 20 Cow. and
Calves, 2lj0 SHEEP and iaJ swine khoo, "a s~in,
were reported lasi week
fHieHs Beet Caie--sslrs we're doll add pree. de
e'.nsa considerably We quote 6rst quality At - =
90 49, f"''F ~"
si"'es--A very few sales eaiy effected. purchasers
refusing 10 pas the pfices ask, j.
-, and -
herP-Duil, aad sales at something lees than lsst
week Tor like quality Lots were tsksa at 80 "a
20, ! W, and ~, Wrtbers - > 30 snd2b7
swine--W notice Tic sale 81 one lot 10 psddle bot
d'd not learn the price very lew only were psdd-d
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
From ne .Ne1 York ExyTsss.
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.

Tho Elections ~ North Carolina or Gevernor and
Members 81 the state Leg stature conmenefd last
Ihur5sy, when ten Iouuics voted. 10 day ssren
Couniies vote, and THURSDAY ofnext week al
The reAsinins Counties.
The Legislature "a elected ior tao year. 10 1856,
there equal number 0i both parties escisd when
a - big gncd sna Loco Foc0 chosen "a be
place Which gaze that party majority II two. and BY
that majority NJ susnsr siscied h. the L SEA.
sir. The fr,isnauon 81 a Loco Ioro member SINE
and The claee u Wbig % his place has made tie
sCsin "a the ptsasni Legislature
be ioiloslug are al the returns We have yet
eeife1 To Hl9rroS may expect ~ bear if0a l.osi
81 Tie counties that voted last week
From hf Iagarils Olssrro.
Gooa News Jrora Pr eosAfy.--A passenger % tie
stage from fsf5oroesh iEiqffas that tie Wing
uelsi iOI the Legislature sseed ia Flu. Lat ,esf
hBe Nag and two Vans
Ala, thai 20 EdgfcsH.ls, the veis vas uet fully IA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07

HsfTueiiee fire at Nt1 Y0Jk- On the Ist INST a Gre
<ose out IN soap factory about the middle of the
block bounded by Hammond, Perry, Washington and
West streets, which communicated to the buildings adj
joining, and IN very short The whole interior Of
the block was N limts Nearly The whole block was
destroyed. The whole number Of buildings burn, was
about forty Several persons II sad persisted IN til.
flames
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07

IgThe editors Of the Vermont (Looofol Patriot, in
r9esking Of the principal question at issue at the
preaching e!rolion say iii question between Mss
and MosII-a government Ct the peOpie or govern
meni Of taHLs' They right in part "lti cues.
ton between men aud money that is, whether out
a,iionsl rulers shall be retained r.yel and rot and
,qaandet the public funds elect such will be
likely pay the money GOT prudenty and eeonomieaI al.
y a. required BY The laws and eonstitutoB.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
Wanted immediately

Ort the the Subsouber, active, intelligent Boy
- from 10 To ~ years of age as on Apprentice 10
me Jewe'ty Business Cool accommodations, for
character aud habits wi bc re4u rcd
Applications must he made Immediately.
4 W. RICE.
CSs.lcion, August /, 1889. 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
in East Enfi0Rd.
StrayCd or stolen,

MRoN the stab 1T tho Suh-criber. ga tho night e
ia the g1th July, 1913, Black Mare. sovon ,cuu
old, sw'eh tail. ,hui all Unj, had WHOM she lslt
rap Halter. Whoever will return sad Marc shall b.
generously rewarded.
MOSES STRONG,
Rutland, August S. 1889 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07

The following candidates have ben nominated in TN
several Counties for the neIt Senate
VINO. VAN mann
ADDISON COUNTY.
Vile Lawrence, =. G. Tucker.
b. n. Briggs, William +. Russell,
Samuel Swift, William Gle.
BENNINGTON
Nathan Burton, Winslow c. Watson
Wm. s. Southland John :. Robinson.
CALEDONIA.
Charles Davis Rober, Harvey
Sies Houghton, Andrew Mcmillan.
oHirrEsnBs.
John N. Pomeroy, Truman Chiienden,
Joseph Clark, n. B. Ilaswel.
BssRx
Stephen Howe, WIN. Haywood il.
FRANKLIN.
J. d. Farnsworh, Nathan Smile,
Horace Eaton, Homer +. lIubGel,
Moses Morse, Timothy Foster.
ORANGE.
A. B. w. Tenney, jonathan Jenness,
William lIebard, Lebbeus Egerton,
Simeon Short Daniel Cobb.
ORLEANS.
Augustus Young, Charles Hardy.
RUTLAND.
Robert Perpont. Selah II. Merrill,
William c. Kittndgc, b. Ketcham,
OBADIAH Noble, john Blck,naster,
wAsuINoToS.
Jonathan =. Miller, Israel Goodwin
Jason Carpenter, Joseph A. Curtis.
WINDSOR.
julius Converse, Nomlas Cobb,
William Steele, Lyman Raymond,
Daniel Bowen. Cyrus Partridge.
ptolemy Fdson, Biidgmun uupgo5d,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
/Toom he y. \ Jour. Of Com. .1pgust !

W and Important from BneHos 7lyes The SHIN
nv, Captain Hepburn, arrived last evening from Bur
nos Ayrs, bringing paPeIs 10 the 2ud Of June uc
'Ne nine Gays isieT tDan our previous advces
SPECIAL ssssion al The House Of Representatives.
had Teen called, message communicated, winch. in
conneAion Win veraai informal from The Captain
cOuBtenabcss The belief that Nsr was Immediately TO
oe declared uy That Republic against France Rosas
Tue piesrnt Governor, Dictator, Of Bu-nos Ayr.s Is
an Oosnnae, hard old character Of the Hckofy order
With A1.e touch OF tie swapping turtle
Admiral Brown has by government decree been
called sgain INTO sciye What he can achieye
without esAer shps seaulen It Is uuposs Die imagine
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
CALCULATING LIBRARY NOTICE.

NH s2bsrfihef ga Ct tie pfsssni. spent Tie ~.
ung q Boaks iriu his tlfealstlng i<lfaFy lienre
al bY"ss hat sfs ou osi be- rrigfnra r5on a. read
ana tiosT Psrtleuiahy vbirh base bsea d-talusd fr
three. az and iseifc uiratAs " PAY
f.iF > ieg- "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
(which is The federal party ~. Patriot.

(Which is the federal party. ~ Patriot
Asa the n Y Eve. Post the Trenton Emporium and
Neddy Crosw.ll of The Argus ask Senator buchanan
Senator Wall, Senator Hubbard aud Senator Wi ans
or, # these witnesses not convenient please call to
the stand Truman Chittenden, Stephen Haight, Amos
w Barnum, John Smith, Josh Sawyer, Jose ph A Cur.
tlss, At I'd omne geHuS- pretty good share Of all
the locoioco gtHiuses now going-It. Watehmas.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
SCHOOL BOOK
For sale az shr Esu;I.nd EsO0H-
STOkE3.
Albion Corn Plaster.

n FFORb7 immediate relief srd Effects oeftsi,
~ cure Tor c'nSs, BY insppacauon. according u
iis accompanyus directions tbe Corn IL sufrutd .iten.
ua'eI Hnd drawn oul ~ the roots without ho lta,t
pam ~ any 81 te trouble and danger attending The hlz
sfI"ns snI n.I-etusi pracice Of extracting the Corn
by m're cuiuns.
sc"t.'Ii'1 0i Boston Fas number e fssr. d.tTe,-
'el "i'h very sinio Corn, had applied every ihiag
recommended aIthcut ,d- bui rss rendered f,i,
pre- Ga applying the iasisr, be wss perfectly cured
81 he c9AS, a.l freed from $50 lageaets Pnco 90 e,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
WIDOWS

OF OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS OF THE REvo-
- LUTON, who were married btfufe the close of
their asi term of Service whose huhaus served. agree
ably To- tho set Of Congress of the 7h June, 1882 two
years, and not loss than months draw during
iIe during their remaining single, by virtue Of the
set oi 4h, july 1876, such pensions their husbands
would have been cntucd To-, under tho fret mentioned
act whether their husbands may have died durin. tho
war, or since that period ALSO the widows Of such
Oihctrs soldier who were married aer that
husbands have died since the lth, Il March, 1891 and
before the T. June, 1882, draw much as their re-
'pcctivc husbands you'd have h en- entitled TO- undnr
tho act of June Z 1882, from the said j. March, 1884, 10
the Say OF thc SAID husbands decensc.
Io5TSCG12T NARcu Is. 1887 -Bya late
act OF Congress the benefits of the 81 section Of the act
Of July l. 1886 extended 10 wlusvs WHO have mar
rcd since The dccsse OF their frs, husbands for whose
services, such willows may now claim pensions undo
,ad act provided they widows at the time of ts
passage. Ais, tho widow Of any porson who continued
10 The u. E. service uut the 81 Of November I783 and
married before that day, aud wilc her husband sns
such service, w be enuted TO The benefit Of said 81
section
~ Pension business ,nder he abors mentioned aei,
atdaH oH,ers Transacted as usaaI Gy the mLscubcr
llHf J. COVE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
Appointment by the Governor.

w horhiS', Esq Of this village to be AdJutant
and Inspector General Of the MILITIA Of the State Of
Vermont very good appointment
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07

Missrs,rFL-The New York Wing enumeruies If.
teen deaths IN this State which have taken place by
violence during the last three months
Ine same paper says 1.-The Military Convention that
met at Norwich. Conn, Vermontl the 4th July
was militia mad and that 3" II resolves more things
'nan would be done BY cur Congreso oeAtury."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
DEATH OF COMMODORE RODGERS.

We regret 10 learn by this mornings papers that
this Naval veteran and hero died at Philadelphia on
Wednesday evening last
We also learn that Col GUM, Receiver of publ
monies at Pontiac Missouri died suddenly the Ex.
change Hotel in New Orleans, the 18th ult.-And
that the Waterman Of the Canal Bank in that city was
found murdered at his post the morning OF the 23d
ult. Nearly half of his head was sho, or cut away
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
FLOUR, PROVISIONS, &c
DIED.

Ia fiymoslh Jsly 2s,h, Rev Pruee 5rspey. ssre
- yeGrs
Ia Aissay, August o, M AlItIo II Coiu,,, "a
The rs year VI la 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
0J-DCMFRIGa' mGnLY APPROVED
-Z--WL-.-E!

THIS tale aui fowerf va'h .r sni ATTAINED eyes
f'sf4s l5t es.t oHpl. .ie ordinary pfcpst.tous Tor
he purgsre. b. c.sft ~ 1ssfs .iapI zoe uost aa-
expected rtei hoe been Ierf Ye. etsr atbsr sppes
nou olla'srier efficacy iar tsteI. Ihsfr Who Csc Il
pronounce o. &C. he ups RI ie best at iaEs af those
plants lacy ever uff vrs PINE ca fff a boff<.
3TrfelareI tY q klUDEE, % C.oG ,ueei. b.
ta4 fo.t proprietor as. i4r. s+4 'o Dr Conway. FoT
&c ty hs slr.iai sg}onfu.eaf, ~ bAhtIIs Z BELL
GuliarI. LtFt Lf4is, Ne.,4f Adams, MARSHA L
Co.. Ledps,
Ao.4 Oet lOeewly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07

b The Whgs Of Vermont, as usual " ide awake and
early In the field 4 state convention was held on the
27h ult said TO be the largest political assemblags ev
convened IN the state At which 5 II. Jenison, the
present worthy governor nominated for reelection
There stale IN the Union which has inyarab
shown herself faithful to her political principles
the Switzerland of America She IL the only state m
ide t~cntysS, with single exception, that has not
ni the snee "a the present or previous administration
CB Okio .NcKS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07

serainsd' but the majority o. Baneh vas only three to
one Hevtofafs the Van BurrB nsority ia that eSun.
y has scen about 6hren 10 ore
What an anspieioas berinninr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
E.g II -.

~ NJ Case Sipcrdae Hats, (siet ,,ylt) just recciv
~ e from Sew York, aoI tor sale by
RIPLEY & plERPOiNT.
Rutlanl, August G. 1888. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07

Sal later .NoffA Caroiiaa Eecfs. The returns
come in SLOWLY, but Ter received they show great
gain for the Wings. The vote Tor Governor IN three
counties 10 - isllsws
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
SENATORIAL CaNDIpATrs.

The following candidates have ben nominated in the
several Counties for the mex, Senate
WHO, NAN buren,,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07

Wing gain in three counties, n5i5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30
Ny STFRY.

,. y:i a. E.risn (Gr) T,'.sIs.i EIira, .!ag. {
Its wal mortified feeling TIA, have
10 announce u CIR readers that We will
discontinue the pu5l, zion Of the Dlrien
Telegraph for the present.
Our friends may be assured flat Il j.
no slight cause thatleads US 10 this course
When we cay, that ii we do not so. our
house will be burned-our helpless inno-
cent children and beloved wife, rnurdered
and the few gallant friends We have.
sacrnccd-and that property would be
destroyed in the city. that fifty years
would not replacc-we say the truth
but enough at present
Those who arc indebted 10 us will please
make immediate pnynen: to the 2ersecu-
ted Editor. G.. MACARDFLI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

Wo0rFoRD Bt1rrcvr. According To
;he Lexington Intelligence. the barbecue
gwen ~ Woodiord 10 MessrS. Crilenden
Dad IiaWes was splendid affair. a large
conour'e of l,dics and gentlemen. from
Wood.ord and the adjoining counties
were present and partook Of the fcs,ivi-
ties. The arrangements were such as
thc county of Wood!ord has tcccmc pro-
verbal for, on such occasions; aud every
thing went or harmoniously md TO the
-ltisflotion ofthose present. The speech
Is Of Mossrs. Criiteuden. Morehesd. Pom
dexter, Allan, aud others. are highly
praised by ;lose who heard them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30
MIR. VAN buren, HANGING To OTHER
MEMS SKIRTS

MEMS SKIRTS
The New York Star, in an appeal 10 its
old Iammany friends, shows up one in-
variable tactic prsoiised by MIR. Van Blu.
ren, through hts fortunate career, Niz:
the art and facility with which he attach.
ed himself 10 the skirts OF rising men.
You may remember when IN lSl7 We
run up the Buck;ail dag We had but e,gh-
teen men with us in the Legislature, aud
with only three presses IN the Stale We
opposed Dewitt Clinton, on the grounds
tina, he had opposed the MAR, aud run
against James Madison Tor the Prcsiden-
cy, and IN three years We carried the
STATE. Where was Martin Van Burcn
AZ TINT time. With the Democracy
HI,h The War pariy-wi,h the Msdiso-
mans No such thing. He was hang
iug on the skirts OF Mr.. Clinton and
here let me remind you that hanging on
the s';iIts OF eminent men has been the
peculiar feature and secret OF Mr.. Van
Bufen'S advancement: he was elected TO
the Senate as Clin:onian he moved in
the Convention to have Chnton's nominal
ton a. Governor made unanimous he
hung closely TO his skirts until lie saw
the current setting against hin. when
he dropped oti and tackled himself
10 the skirts c! Tompsins. and when
Tompkins retired, he go, bold Of the
skirts OF Roger skinner, Farley Keyes
and SIias Wight. and olambered INTO
he Senate OF tic United States, much
, 20 the annoyance OF tha, disinieresied
I politician, Col. samuel Young.
| In the Senate he held on TO the skirts
/ ct Rufus kiDc. until be 90; introduced to
! good society," lie then took hold O.
the skirts OF Crawford. and when poor
| Crawford lost the election for President.
and John Quincy Adams succeeded. he
made ,wo or three grabs n, his skirts, bu,
/ Adams wore n spencer and Van Buren
missed his hold, and he settled down
! quietly IN the Senate, looking round "a
see whom he could next ride. lik. the
old man IN the story 81 SinSad the sailor
AZ length when II was reduced to n Ger.
tain'y that Andrew Jackson would sue.
coed, he creepcd by degrees near him
FOR the old Chief was afraid Of Van Blu
rem. and finally he succeeded IN actiin 2
him By the button. and IN this way got
/ into the cabinet: he then caught hold al
! the skirts Of Eaton. Kendall and Blair
and finally through their intercossiCn and
Efforts he crawled into the General
! bfccchcs pocket and he made him his sue.
cessor. Having lost the old Chici and
having no skirts but his own to sustain
him, he fell 10 the ground as every God
eXpe ctcd he would DO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30
THE ELECTIONS.

NORTH CAROLtNA-Thc ma,, .f ,....
evening brought W. rc.nfg, # tic election. lr.-,
O.. Gle Gjcouuuc- og Nouh Car.,lrs ,vr,e,.u.
"a, Iscr extreme western ones. III. .,.u.t ~
iacmscrS OF Assembly 4, as follows:
""', % Van huron -
'N'r 'Ay three eoau'+> fr,n al o. .ac
Administration, there will san remain a clear
"niC m7loiiy IN 'h" LEGISLATURE Oils uu DE.
Senate, ard G IN The iuwcr iiau..
The returns the Gcrcuor' election has.
hccn received froIa hu, &c coua,.. out.,,. u,- 6
N wh'ch prn,Ey o. NJ. 1000 v.-~. ahead,
MSsoCRi-Th- Who GAIN ia tl.s STATE is
fsca; Though moi cnuGga TO tusn toe scale -aaif.t
huniaurscrJ-. 1he Van rur-n party h-y- s-a.n
succeeded N cl'ctnr thcir candidates. by liz
m.a,.';'.. u.llortici. Miller aul Harrison tV.rl
'Is ci.c.-l 'o Cu7,oc.s, over Wilson ami Aha
tNhr"l Ta- .s'srns fer ,hr Legislature, 81, ..r
IS received, r.yc - WINS, G. Van Gur7-
L.: yc.r tie Wh.-s LaI tui - "a 3 "a house.
lLLIsOIS.--l.e4e.l -. lie Gl....s.s s.I.l Is....a
W s7rrailary, hy email nl,nuH,s nae year
'aogc, however, viN i,ls o. tenn. ~, Acyf,.n
'.- r.tirr'"- clutches Of Van rur-a. r The
.'t1ra' thus FAR for Governor, give E'wcrls,
Wing, l., 65f' ClrIn, V. -, ~ 90 For Iacni.
Go.rraar.. Das.ds"n, WIZ. 1896 Anderson.
y. T., 1855. Tho V. candidate rr Con-
l-t- err a.so, 1. Is though. c'cc.,l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

We !ay before our rc.IeT5. to-day, The
ReT5r; of the presiien, aal Directors Of
the Railroad Company FOR the year cnlin:
July II, ls)S. II vail be seen b. the
report tia; the receipts Of The Company.
taking into consideration s'lihe disaiyan.
:lses with which the road has had 20 con
teal-bad crops or no crops at o,l-bad
ro.!S, &c.,-aFe as large as could he rea-
sonabiy expesied--and That the trade and
traye! over The roli continues gradually
10 increase. the amoant received FOR ton
aa:c aad passengers during the las, year
have exceeded that Of Tie preceding
nearly 50, UgO. a Ia, stated in the re.
por. ~ worthy Of notice here. AMI crcdi,a-
bic 10 ho., who have charge OF The en-.
giao, on tie road, viz: that of the 30 900
injiyii-al- who have travelled over The
roal snco II has been in operation, not
oss has sustained the s!i1hles. injury -
70 better evidence could ,. ad1uccd Of
the qualification, OF the contractors, enzi-
neeF'' IS. on ne road for their respective
cDIces.-. Encts.fsr Republican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

VNrthAtLELrD DEsPArcH --W We we're
shown box goods this morning rceciv.
ed by Messfs. Griffith St.ndart n Go.
Tor X $ Cox Zanesvfle, Ohio. shipped
rom Bristol England per thc steam ship
Great We'tern on the 2Oth Iniy lasi
such - tic triumph Of steam. that goods
from Bristol England reach Cleveland.
Ohio. 90 just one month What - distance
where art and genius combine 20 over.
cone ~ Measured ~ tune. our city is
nov only - days distant from tho CON.
mercial mart Of The world
tCi,rsffrd H,r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

News has just reachc! us. ,ha; Thoras
J. Moore. notorious a, Free Tcm
Moore" attacked the Senior Editor of thi,
roper in The yard of ,hc Har;nd,bur:
Springs. Mr.. Moore. advaaoed upon
Mr.. Prentice with drawn pistol and fred
AT him: Mr.. Prentice then fired, neither
shot taking effect. SIR. Prentice drew
second pistol, when Mr.. Moore quaiIcd
and said lac had no other arms. where
upon Mr.. Prentice from superintendent
magn animity spared the mi>Creant's life.
L6mgrine JouI4I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

Il BsHfoa Su'- freasWry. "A deposit Of
gold CONS was brough, 20 light few
days ago bv some ncgro laborer. While
digging 10 graduate street IN the fields.
where. IN old times had been a burying
ground. They kept the matter secret
for some days. but ANXIOUS 10 know the
value oi the CONS, they shoWcd one Of
them to gentleman tor tina, purpose.
and stated that they had found II with A
parcel more IN the remains Of a small
trunk IA which was also something tha.
looked like bundle OF bank notes, bat on
touching 1t. it all fell 10 pieces like
dust.-ihey would not reveal the nuuher
ot CONS IN the trunk. The one which
they exhibited proved 10 be a duca,, com
cd IN Holland in l.5S, and Is valued at
500. II would be- a lrui,iess TAX 20
investigate the cause or the period oi tie
lnterineni of this treasure. Itwas afnuca
less difficult and more pleasing one To eN-
hume II, as the Cuflies who perf.r.ncd
the ceremony no doubt realised.
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