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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.

o2- House TO. Rooso-
Welt Pearl and Chatham which he has fitted and
furnished with and convenience The fur.
and fixtures entirely new, and the bar and arder well
furnishsd
To clubs and parties to limited nrmber Of boarder and
to travellers the New England House offers accommodation
which the advertiser trusts him share Of the pub
lie patronage. M HUGHES
as 3U&
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25

TTyHE FLUSHING PAVILION 10 now ready 10 aceommo-
il date transient and permanent bcarders. few more
families will be take. cheap, n applications made soon
Flushing, April 10, 1896. als-l"ecd'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25

EKN, N0 CANAL
90 THE subscriber having taken the above establishment
and having thoroughly repaired the respectfully sole'
continuance Of the public patronage he favored
with old establishment in Deancy street His friends
may assured that his whole time and attention will be devo
their and that his Alos, Wines and all kind of
Liquors will be Of the best quality Coavenent for Re-
ferences Dinner PARTIES &c. Beds BY The night week
mQ2 bws WILLIAM HAYDON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25

TTNCyRRENT MONEY Of all descriptions purchased At
L q. J. sYLvESTERS,
a9ov $50 Broadway aud n Wall st.
noRTABLE SHOWER BATHs--maSfsetured by J
L STONE, Pi1nber Il Engineer, 900 Broadway. AZ I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25

Desks. Dressing Cases. wsrh Bosss, &C. n every ysiety,
~ iso broadway, opposite John Ct
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25

ATUTRIA SKINS a bales Nuria skins Just received and
IN for sale by OGDEN wADDiNGTONS co.
als Nv. ~ Beaver street. near Broad street.
DANK OF MiCHIGAN.-The notes Of this bank are taken
CARPENTER vERhILYE,
sls.y No 2Wai street
JAMES TAYLOR, formerly r. a. Jarnss cAsh TAI
J LORTNG EsTABLIsHMENT, No 50 Maiden Lane
The Subscribers inform the patrons Of the above 60
tabhment that they daily receiving supply OF ssu
did Goods suitable Cor N prsentseason which uy mahs "
TO order, sell BY The piece otherwise hr usual low Is
cor cash only. Wrrvs rsseos
Over coat. Of sue Beaver cloths. from so 10 80
q Pilot ~ 70 -
eolored broad h@o
ORES. fine "a to 70
wool dyed black 10 70 %
Pantsl ems Of black, blue o. fancy eolored,
fro 4 $3.50 10 $40.
Vests Of cloth, cashmere figured and Plain
silks, from t2.s0 10 -.
Over coat. TOO 10 100
Fsntaloons and vests, ~ 50 each
The Subscribers wish Ne distinctly understood that
made this establishment warranted 70 ~ asd
be made by the workmen the latest sye and fashion
Jeny JAMES TAfLoh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16

Geo Hamphrs,s, Uso Melit, y Fnx,isp mon.
jeremiah stephens, Pascal HoAnsn, y W Ste
phenson. DzstJ kooees. Tbs Russslt. Jr. J,meS
Coates. Hsury snpes. Hesry Best. Johs Rokso-
hsugh, |r. VIM R,ehards, Benz MsBes. Nm
Adams, Jos Mckee. ~ Kir6y. ID Row land. Jos n
krePPs. w CTurhley, = B'Anderson. Bsri y
Beslsr, Rcnj Moor, Jr James Fisher. Button.
John wesnitg, Philip Hoffman, I Fleming, =
Fleming, A D saiiiSr5. CIV Brown. Duucan-
son. W Thompson. A Brus. u ~ Brus, n
smith. w Busey, Drew, W Rider, D IIouke,
Thos Mallory, Jr. n u Cruxen, isaac ants,
James ~ ait, Wm CrUEeo, Chambers. e q
W'niersmrth, y Briseoc, George Ferreits. z
sPsrgier, james WILSON. Martin Britenbsush,
Henry koonee. VI Anderson, John suijer.
On molioo. Resoired. Tba, the thanks Of
this meeting be rendered 10 our worthy
host aud fellow citizen. for the use and
occupation Of bis commojious house on
the present occasion.
R,Sohrd. That the proceedings Of this
meeting be signed By the Chairman and
Secretary and published ia The Free Press.
On motion. Resoired, Ths, this meeting
do now adjourn. 20 meet again a, the Polls
at Hsrpers Ferry. on the 23d instant, at
!? o clock.
CHARLES CAMERON. Chairman.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16
The proceedings Of a public meeting held a,

The proceedings Of public meeting held at
IIarpers-Ferry few days since. composed Of
Whii,s and Democrats" show that "a charge
which has been made against Col. Edward Ir-
eas, Superintendent OF the L. s. Armory, touch
ing his official conduct on the late occasion Of
making discharges" is entirely unsupported by
facts. commiiics appointed 10y the meeting 10
investigate the chafte that Col l.. had dischary.
ed seventy Wing voters for opinions sake, repoI,
that ont of the whole number discharged (foriy-
odd) there were Van Buren, and whig yo-
iers, and ] V. Il. and II wings who have
no votes, and men whom The committee could
not place with any OF the political parties.
We take this notice of The meeting. because
we have been requested TO publish tie proceed
ings. and, from want of room, are unable 10 com
ply this week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16

a CASE OF SUfciDE.-Mr. U'oodaan
WhssIsT. Of PeieTsham. va was found
hanging dead IN his BARI on Tuesday of
last week. The cause Of this suicide a.
1t has been told ~ is somewhat singu.
lar. Mr.. Wheeler, a month since, was
hearty Old bachelor. vefginK upon three
score ADD ten. But though old. his hear,
was not inssnuble 80 the tender Office.
aud affairs Of love" IN an unzaarded
hour. a. II seems. DO pighicd his roth TO
alady-we cannot say exactly how far -
10 another moment =" be dlI repent him
oi the rash act, aud earnestly sought n
feleass from the CALLING though silksn
chain. The lady was tenseious. and or
bachelor generously offered ons hundred
dollars for discharge. The lady pleaded
bhgbtsd hopes. and. fearful as became hof
sex, would only accept q twice that sun.
The rePeniant lover though this sxtoriion.
snd refused the periinlciDus angsl called
hiro q triier, and threatened cut Tor
breach Of promise. lie took counsel leRsl.
thea OF hIs purse, snd--msuied her On
The Cay Of the Wedding be len her. snd
never sav hoF more. The dag Of bis SUI.
eide was the day fixed for her removal 70
hii house. "IibeTiy or death f" theuy hi
the siGhing husbAnd--and dsbarrsd Of the
former. be embraced The latter The
means wsrs smblemaue OF his fate 10
escaps The ehs6ng Of silken cord. he
hung himself With lex r5gin.
iii-sn (lIl Cassis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16
G;rneral fntrIIioenre.
ARRIVAL OF THE LIvERPot

ARRIVAL OF THE LIVERPOOL
TWELTE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steam 'bIp Liverpool arrived a,
New York on Tuesday evening, IN seven.
teen days hom Liverpool. bringing %
cabin passengers. The Liverpool advi-
ees are TO the goth Apni, and tie London
TO the 18th evening. both inclusive We
are indebted 10 the attention OF Captain
Duff Tor file of London and Liverpool
papers % the latest dates. From the New
York Journal, before us.-and princig allv
from the Commercial Advertiser. we
make up the following summary OF news
The intelligence by this arrival Is OF
high iaieiest. add quite remarkab One
OF those sudden turns IN the progress Of
events la, taken place. which son etines
occur to battle all calculation. and show
Tho folly Of political prophecy. For
months past our iIdings rom Europe have
been full OF gathering clouds on the ro-
liucsl horizon, daily increasing in black
ness and in volume. aud wearing an as
peei so threatening that il seemed almost
impossible that they must De unattended
with tempest and convulsion. la amo-
ment, ss u were, We fad them dispersed.
aud all around Is sunshine and glAdneSs.
The hostile appearances between Eng
land and our own country have entirely
disappearsd-the occasion Of jealousy
and pickering between France aud Eng
land and Russia and England have been
removed by courteous diplonacy-in the
East the alarming condition Of affairs Is
succeeded by such Change as almost,
totally removes the possibility Of serious
,rouble-in France the wisdom and firm.
ness OF the kiog have piloied him safely
through the difficulties OF his position. and
the iaelious projects OF his enemies are
scattered 10 the winds-the long pending
quarrel between Belgium and Holland is
peacefully adjusted-and in a word the
whole aspect Of European affair, has moi,
been for many years more strongly in
dicstive Of quiet and prosperity than a.
the present moment.-B Ball. .9raericaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE

THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE. hereto
fore printed on buTgeots, is printed on
new ADD beautiful font Of trsrier type, cast To
the order of the editor, in the GIN of New
York. This improvement will benefit the re adcrs
Of that journal, If It should not add TO the profits
Of tlie publisher; as The amount of matter, la
labor and expense, will be greatly increased BY
the change.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16
CATLETrsBrE0H, ErvTrcSY,2
Me- : I.gn Z

DEAR SRA man named JosmuA BuR.
TON, a resident Of Jefferson county, Va,
aceidsntly Tell in The ny wheel Of steam
boat, and was literally torn 10 pieces. on
yesterday. just above this place, and his
remains were Inferred here this morning,
With becoming respect. ] have in posses
son two letters. Written 10 him by Jvssph
Nj. Cromwell, Jr. ofJenrrson county. Va.
on some business. If Mr. Cromxcll live,
near your place. please give him infor.
NATION. add any communication address.
cd to me here, will be pnnctually attend
ed 10. ioCr', respectfully.
THO MAS r. FRAME.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16
Though The slsvs-lrads ., lie Dn,IlI

Though the slave trade q, The Brazil,
is, 10 patu4hcs Of = convention With
Great Britain. done sway With. the s,tua.
tion Of The negroes - 10 no respect ane.
! noTatsd. In Rio (ssys Major Ssarlett)
they lie about The streets by might and by
day on heap, Of dirt. without showing
mole inclination fOf eleanly habits than u
they were mere swine, Aad, in their vet
sSnssd and dsgradsd state. they are real.
" little better"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16

The Treaty Of Peace between Mexico and
Frame has bccs duly ratified by The Mexican
Government, and now awaits the decision of the
French Government. The Mexican govern
mcni agrees 10 satisfy all the claims of France,
and binds itself not 10 raise OF permit to be
raised, any future obstacle to the punciual and
regular payment OF the French creditors, which
have Sccn acknowledged, and are in 4 train of
humiliation"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16

a dinner, "inicndcd as 4 sort OF alden meeting
TO MIR. WInsrER PRIOR to his leaving for Eu-
rope" was given al fremont House, Boston.
on the 9Th instant. The feast, it IS stated, was
both intellectual and social. Among the speak
erS were Mr.. Webster, Governor Everett Mr
Laihrup. and the Rev. Mr. Winslow Mr.. Web
sier took occasion 10 remark that he had no
thought OF changing his place Of residence after
his return from EneS.nd, as had bcea minated
IN some OF the papers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16
60

The following letter, containing the painful
intelligence OF The death, by accident, Of Mr.
Josacs BuRroS, long resident OF this county
and who lately removed 10 the West, was ad-
dressed to the Postmaster Of this town. by
whom II has been handed 10 We. fnr the purpose
Of conveying the melancholy intelligence 10 Mr.
B.,s frIcnds,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16
-o---
REGIMENTAI- MIrSTEV -

REGIMENTAL MUSTERS.-The Rc.i-
mental Muster for this coua,y will take place
IN this town on Saturday nexi--ln Berkeley, al
MariinSbur,. on The same day-Thc 5.lh Regi-
mcnt, of Loudcun, nj Lessburs, the 9th OF
May; and the Seth Regiment OF Loudoun, at
Hiisborough, on the 3lst of MAY. The Spring
mussers Of Frederick and Clarke have been held.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16

William T. T. Mason, ESQ. Cat rr-scn, May
or OF LecSbur.l has been nominated by 4 pub
lie meeting Of the ffidnds Of the Administration
in Loudouu. as a candidate for Congress in OPP
position TO Mr.. Mercer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16
WASHINGTON CITY Jockey CLUB SPRING RACES

W. sSSNGl SAOO OF OtNu HHStO.
FIRST DAY-TUEsDAY, MAY7.
The sweeP,take. subscription ST .O0O,
forfeit $500, was won by Mr. James
Longs sorrel colt. by Eclipse, out Of
Flr,illa, Jr., beating Mr.. w. II. Tayloe's
hily, by Chateau Msrgaux-Time, / IN.
81 sec.-l min. 81 sec.
SECOND DAY.
The second days race was won by
Portsmouth. years old, by Luzboroueh.
beating Wonder, Sempronlus. aud Suffer
er--T'me, on. i7s.-5m. is.s. Best
limo on the Washington course.
THIRD DAY.
Boston won handily the Jockey Club
Purse. SSu0, { male heats. beaiiny Tom
Walker. The Black knight, Rehauce and
Sam Brown. Time, I'm. 53s.-sm. Is
The last two miles IN 0m. As, within
one second Of lie fastest two mile heats
ever run upon the Course, which was
to-day heavier than usual.
FOURTH DAY.
The Ladies Purse Of $500, two nile
heats. was won bv Col. +. Thompson
CHI. G An,pater, !years old. by roL .us.
Dam Club Foot. beating Sussex Ann
Rose, Tom Hoskins. Nancy Bond Ouch
e'' OF Carlisle, aud Red Eyes. Tame,
I'm. 0Os.-:}m. Dis
Second Raee-Sg1s dry.
Three year old SweepsiakcL 500
each, between the &c: OF Au,ocrai. Duke
Orleans, and Ivauhoe, mile heats. was
won by Col. 7. Thompson's bay flly. by
Auiocrat, ou, Of Laura beAhng Mr.. stock.
elis bay flly Fanny Selden, By the Duke
iof Orleans. Time. I'm. 5is Aner the
first heat Mr.. Stockelt drew bis flly.
Lose IsLANp .RAcEs.-Black Prince
WOO the three mile purse on Thursday
Time. ON. 5Os.--jm 5!s.
The old Regency party IN Albany, Ella
ted by the victory won for. DO, IT, them
20 New York city, attempted 20 take The
Capitol in Albany. Their struggle uas
one Of the hardest they have made for
years. They reasoned, that. If We can
carry Albany, vnh New York city. we
can make every body out ~ the State
believe New York state - recovered Tor
hf. Van Buren," The wings have car.
red every thing IA Albany, tul a part u
The 9th ward. With an aggregate majority
.oi nearly 100. Almost al The local slec.
ton results 10 he great interior are after
lhis fashion. The temporary oaplurs Of
ihe Metropolis BY the Butl endefs " 20
they named themselves - 10 ,ikn ~ lie
public opinion 81 The population Of the
ioienof.-.N J. Cor. If .Naf. mt
The rumor II the intention n Sir
Webster 90 iomose 10 New York otter his
return from Europe. has been contradict
3D.
The butchers N Bshiucfe have rener.
ally vNcsted Their stalls. iu consequence
oi he high price q beet
Mr. Ro'h 'h- proprietor of The store a
Hsncock WHICH Nat blown up by gaprow
der has sipce died
Mr. Alexander Neil Senr b.. been
appointed President Of the Ilspsr.ioeb
Bank wee Ohio Laurence. declined
Books are opeaed 10 Tazernovn fora
new bank. 10 be eslled she F.rmefs 4
h,llefs Bank
Ins HFssiAH FLv.-Ths Cenirev,lle
MD Tines SAYS. the Hessian Fly has
msde its appearance slTesIy 10 our fern.
ere. wheat. ssd tho way they groas about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16
SPECIAL MISSION TO ENGLAND.


Ii is announced 10 the Globe Of last
evening that the President has Determines
not 10 send a special minister 10 England,
at present. and the Covernmert paper APP
pends 10 this snnuneiaiion. extracts from
The correspondence between Lord Pat.
MrnsroS. and Mr.. STEVENSON. rs ex-
pl,naiory Of the views Of The two Govern.
men,s upon the subject.
Fron this correspondence. IL sppeats
that AIR. Stevenson apprired Lord Pal.
meTston in an official note. Of the proyi-
SION made by Congre. for such mission.
II ~ the opinion OF the President il should
be deemed advisable. lie also gave as
surancc Of the Presidents willingness TO
institute such mission. and thus change
the place OF negotiation. which had here
ioiorc been agreed on. from Wsshineto
TO London, provided it should be agrees.
bic TO her Majesty's Government TO DO so,
aud would. in their opinion. be the means
of Fastening or facilitating the final ad-
jus,msnt of the controversy.
Lord Palmerston, in reply. declared tina.
her MsJesiy's government considered The
communication which MIR. Stevenson had
been instructed 10 make. upon the subiec,
OF the specih mission. rs "a fresh proof Of
tho friendly disposition of-ths President,
ana OF the frankncss which il is hoped
will always characterize the intercourse
between the two Governmeu,s;" and he
fastened TO reply 10 tina, communication,
in the same spirit. and with the same
frsnkness." His note then proceeds 10
state that Maine having refused TO agree
to conventional line. aud that there ap.
pearing no present means OF adjusting the
,exed question. in n manner satisfactory
to both parties, except by fresh survey
OF the territory, so as il possible 10 trace
upon the ground itself the treaty line Of
i1S3-and messenger having been de.
spa,ched TO Washington for the purpose Of
suggesting such a proceeding. and Of FIX
ing ITS preliminaries; ii is for these. and
other good reasons assigned, deemed hes,
By her Majes'y's Government, aud mos,
likely 10 conduce 10 n favorable and salts.
factory result. 10 continue ,he sea, oil the
negotiation, rs they have been begun, at
Washington. Thus stating, without re-
serve. the Impressions Of the British Go.
vernment upon the measure. the decision
OF the matter was left 10 the President. -
And that decision has been as above sta.
ted.-BaH. Patriot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16
DEATHEY DpOW MING

DEATH Ely DROWNING We learn ihat
small boy, By the name OF HrGu FoRD, a ne
Phcw of Mr.. Hugh GIlleece OF Harpers-Ferry,
was drowned near the Island CT viIginius on The
1 eth inst.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16

The reader will be struck with lhe IN.
qualified declaration. in Mr.. Rivers
speech. tina, '' the President of the Bank
Of the United States (Nieholas Bidder
bad become the friend Of the Admins.
nun" What produced this change 80
Has the Administration also become the
friend Of National Bank II Isl usually
The case. when hatred il iurned into love
hat the change is mutual and reciprocal :
lIgnshbu5F girfiHiss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16

MERCHANTS LrcEEsEs.-The Senate.
during the late session Of the Legislature,
amended the Revenue Ball, as Il vent
from the House Of Delegates. so as 10 re
quIre from merchants, IN addition 10 the
sum now paid Of so for a retail and
900 for a Wholesale license one eighth Of
one per cent. upon every Sl0D OF value
over and above $4,000 FOR Tie former and
The same per centage on every 500 over
sou. 900 for the latter. Owing, however.
TO the ambiguity Of its phraseology. Judge
May expressed his decided conviction that
this amendment will be inoperaiive. and
That the merchants cannot. under that law.
10 compelled TO pay = gresier amount
than that heretofore demanded Of them.
to wit, SO for a rstail license, and 500
for Wholesale. Ia this opinion lie stated
that he vas fortified by the concurring
opinion Of the most eminent lavyers in
RIchnond.-LynehJwR ruginiaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16
I7'"'FEIFTI
THOMAS T. FRAME.

The states Of Denmark. by vote Of
- TO 80. have completely emancipaied
tho Jews in that Kingdom from their op.
pIcssious.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16

The General Assembly OF the Presbyterian
Church in the United States, will meet IN Phila-
delphia to-day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16
TIE PRESnYrEpI,N

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CASE.
The supreme Court of Pennsylvania has rem
dcrcd decision III favor of tie 'O,d School, y
and granted a new trial. The annexed notice OF
II Is copied from iheP hladciphla National Ca
zetIe 81 Baltimore .inerican.
This morning Chief Justice Gibson re ad
The opinion OF the Court on The motion
for new trial in the Presby Church
case. The opinion was brief, consider
ing the mascot testimony, and The length
OF argument submitted by the counsel.
stating, Tor the most part. merely the con-
ciusions 10 which the court had arrived
without going into the reasons leading 10
such conclusions. Ii decided that the
extending resolutions" as they are call
ed. passed by the general assembly of
1877, were not onl y constitutional but also
just; tina; they were no, 10 be consider
ed IN the aspect OF judicial sentence.
but as legislative act; that they did no.
thing more than dissolve the Jour synods,
which IL was conceded the assembly had
right 10 do; that the act being within
the power Of that body. its reasons for
performing il could no, be reviewed by a
civil tribunal and, as the Consequence
oil all this, that the persons claiming 10 be
commissioners from Presbyteries within
the exciaded Synods 10 tho Assembly of
1888. had no color oil right 10 seats in
! that body. Further, the cour, decided
that while on these grounds the proceed
ings Of the New School bad been UNJUST.
fable, they bad been in themselves en-
'ireiy irregular. even on the suppo,it.on
that the excluded commissioners had been
entitled TO seats; that Mr.. Cleveland had
no light 70 put question TO The house
iha, it Was evident tina, separate orgsni.
Zaiion Was intended by the New School,
and that the jury had given a verdict ut
ieTly inconsistent With the evidence.
Judge Rogers dissenied from The orin
ion, declaring, in few words his sdhe-
renee to his original judgment. a ne W
trial as awarded
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16

Hos. FRsscis TuoNAs. -Ws'peresivs
by resolution adopted BY Loco Foeo
seeing in Frederiek county. snd N The
district 20 which Mr. Thomss lives. tia,
be ffisnds Pfopose 10 run him sga,n Iss
Cosgress. The Whigs. We undsfs,snd
viii have M candidate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16

The Alexandra Gazette states "lsai the
command Of ihs Texisn navy has been
offered 20 LicoL Edwin w. Moore. Of tho
u. ) Navy. We do not know thal lie has
o. vii Ger, Of the offer, but We DO know
That he would make there. - be does
here most valuable and Efficient o. irer.
The compliment which has been paid 10
him IL deserved.
y >. We learn thai NJ. Moore has seesptsd
the sPpoini@s"' Ptoaersd him By tie TsSisn
Oovefnmsnt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16

.fCf-Scyeral articles are IN type, which we are
compelled 10 postpone Til our next. Requests
shall be attended TO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16

RoRrnT T. BrcKNELL. Esq, long aud
lsvorably known az the proprietor Of
Beknell's Reporter. died q, his residence
IN PbIladeiphia on Thursday. after long
aud painful illness.