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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

N1ANGLEs MANGLES.--lmportsnt to Hotel and
lN boarding Hcose Keepers, and Private Femies-DUN.
can WI 81 respectfully inform the public that they have
nm hand and manufacturing their patent Msges which Tor
s,l,ty and durability not to he surpassed u IL labor
.,,ac sehsc estirey superseies the of ironing
r,os, PUTS beautiful ris sheets, table linen, Sc &C.
without M nd Of fuel They can be seen In srcraon
Inc Ctr Hotel Pearl Street House, Athan, and sarlto.
House. They only sold No. Lslis Green street
Ierty. New York. mi 1uis~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15
JAMES O'DONNELL,
AT TOR NEY AT l. A w,
GEAy. (Mainc,N

UHAf,
Rsrrss ro-Hon John Anderson, Collector othe Port Of
Portlsnd and Mes,rs Goldman Fos, Councillors al Law
% lie vii practice in the counties Of Cumberland and Or
ford and attend TO the collection u demands all parts Of the
State. as-lu
{ry- PRESERVE YOUR LIFEi-preserye your lite, aud
to preserve your box of Ecthorn celebrated Cough
Lo,enges They may be had, Wholesale aud retail Of A. b.
d. SANDS. 100 Fulton, Of William street. and nj most
respectable druggists in the city Be careful
signature of" James Ellethorn. each envelope ala 3
DAssFORD's ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AND
ID CHESS 21s Broadway and n Ann street. entrance ons
the Museum in both streets for the sale OF Billiard Tables
Cloths Balls Sc Sc and exercises for health Purchasers aud
players invited There 10 Billiard Tables ready Or
s ROOM with spring. steel India rubber and co
cushions and eagle ron and wood frames the best assortment
ever offered the public mysly
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

~ YER, redeemed at ! per cent discount, ny
SWAN DUGER,
alI.iw. No. III Greenwich st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

The Britishsoop Of Modesto, Capt Eyres from Net
York, anchored in Hampton Roads, 10th inst.
The ship Constitution, Capt Turner, sailed from Not
fol, leh inst FOR New Yorh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

rohn Mar.ba a. New YORK. from New Orleans FOR Havre,
suit "a DAYS. March 10 in lat 10 10, Ion ~ a.
Henry u Brown from Mobile for New Yort, March 90 OF
Tortugas.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

a. TO LET-A three story BRICK HOUSE, No. 568
I! Fourth street between Avenues and &. The house
is complete in all its apartments and 6, for the immedi
reception Of respec table family Terms moderate.
Apply TO Mr.. ROBERT AUSTIN, No sos Broa4lway,
at the premises from the hours of 10 to each day, sun
day excepted. a9-Iwis'&W
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15
Total liabil's si4 $50. GAS l6

Total resour. sil,ssa,o4s 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

GARDEN ENGINES sYRINGEs manufac,ureI By
VI J. STONE, Plumber 4 Engineer 900 Brosdway
m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

ITO LET-A Parlor, with two Bed Rooms adjoining, fur
nished in aprvate family No 10 Barclay street al5f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

CUGAR Eighty hhds prime New Orleans Sugar, for sale
- in lots To suit purchasers, by
alloy EK COLLINS Co, So South it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-06

CONSERVATIVES w. Hopkins,
Al the Warrington distriet--about 500 ulSjofiiy
over Ge1r;e (N.B)
Jane, Garland. m the Alternate district
about 80 uas.ori,y oser Goidoa (Sab-rrsasury
WES -
DEMONSTRATIONS iio,lsman. in
IA; SVuUis d.suieI--lJ6 uas.of.iy over Mallory
IA '. II. gaia.
Francis T.. Rivcs, in the Petersburg district
81 malerdy over PtgTim.
john W. Jones, IA the Chesiernsll district
no position.
walter Coles. IN The Halifax d.siIict-9o ma
,or,y over Ninccnt Wichsr.
Gvors- e. DrUms0o!s. IA the rrunsvick dis
n'e'-3tJ majority oyer GhOlson-
Linn BANKS, N the Orans. di,iriei-ovrr
Sl1ughicf-lnsioiiiy net acknowledgement
about 200.
Robert Craig, IN the Bo;e.ourt dlsiriet-ab0ui
500 majority over Moors.
Lew, Sisearcd. IN The Wheeling District
about 6O0 majority over Thomas ;. Hsymond.
Green Samueis. IN the Shenandoah dlstrIci
"A snail majority over steele, also v. II.
An6:sv Beirnr. IN the ksnaaha distriet-a
small ma oriy over Pierre II. WrihcrcI.
William Lucas. IA tie Frederick dassflct-2
msloIi,y over Il. w. panon-eonisAsd.
Joseph Johnson. Ia the HARRISON disirci-over
George Camden and Wilson X. SAInn--u.sl oI.iy
not asceIiaiaet.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-06
VIRGINIA. ELECTIONS.
RINitI.r9


We give ts!ov. ~. eouip'.,o re,ul, fcr Con-
gIess, tie senate, aud lie House oG Delegates
~ which !, VIII 70 seen tia, the Wing.
have achieved Il glorious triumph al the S,a..
--AaTirG sacrsaScl cur strength ia tie dele
fauoa % CoaSresS--gl nel Two Scaa,on-
IA! SEQUEL decided Wig majority. anil
coAservanve sai Wing ms 0I.,y ef h, IN de
rexi legislature.
WiliGS.-Aeeemse .. Aisen,tle ., Am-ii.
j, Ankert /. Augusta ,. Bath l. Bedford >
BsTkeley =. Buckingham ,. Campbell ?, Caro-
lice |, Charles ci. anl New Kent /. Charlotte
!, Cu!pepeF ], CGmtrTianl /, DIewitd.e I, Eli
2aSsih Chy AM Warwick I, Esssxl Fauquier
2. FEarS,la =. Gloucester I, Grcenlr!cr I, usmp-
shirs |. Hardy l. Hcareo l, Henry I, Jane,
Cuy, YORK, aul Williamsburg l. Jefferson y
kanawLs !. hius ,icors. |. Lancaster AMI
RIchmonl l, Lcu-ogn ,. Nspsenond l. Nell
Goa /, Norfolk borough |. Norfolk Couniy -
Northampton !. ONO /, Pa,rcS I, Petersburg
j. PitsylYa1la ,, Pocshont,s I, Princes Anne
J, RlPPaasanac& /. Rlrhmonl City |. Roc,-
htl->e :, Tyler !, Wrstnot-la nI /, Fays,ie .nt
N.-ho,a' J, Wool ], Mason * Jackson !, Lee
TT.
ADNuSi sTcaTioS. -BJ,eisur; AL Roam
cse ;, ErngsTtcl >. Chesterfield l. Clarke &
W -ren J, Fl...aN !, Floyd |, H.,lrf!cl =. q ies
e Mercer |, t'.sct,alI l. t;rera..lgs Halifax
=. Hampshire /. Hanover !. llarf!,aa !. lie OF
49, - A-t'-t ~ N~---ta J. AtNs " s.'llGl l.
l,oui4a l, LIueUbprs |, Madison . MarshaN 4.
Matthews Nlli,-Srv !, Mecs,easurr >. Mo
houca.i ,, Monroe I, M5n.goucry |, Morgan
], NDf.alHoes.aoi !, Noroway /, Osluse y
'if;-s |, Fesc 7, l. w1atln I, P..,..n |, Prince
''rS-st l. Pa"ct WA.s.a !, Evc.Irglaln >,
see" ], Shenandoah :. Southampton l., Stafford
!. Sarfy !, Sas.eX /. wasL.ag;6n |. Wvtl.e 1.
Randolph |, Ca,eg /, Logan /, rcal.e.oa 4,
ETaE'oR < LcIls IS
tpNS-ANAElEES.-h r-ehaay ], Brooke
J. Fissalnl l. Pnn-e EJvarl /, Spo',syl.an..
j, SmyiA ], Russell /, GsAysoa !, Tazegell |
-.
We W.! P0t.i>. The nane, Of a. The delegates
20 'ae nest l.. ;5l-,u.c, 50 SEGA al VIC can pro-
c-:c ;tr--.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-06
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE MARKET,
Fer Ds N"k safinS Jf,Lsv srsn,ax. Nav ,

Fa"N rHt 7.trt,sper .trrics~
BEtF--IE~fc has been a supply of Fee { or
ihs boot ~ market. ard several small iot, h.
mounting 90 az 20 ah'ut seventy t~af. ~ f,rr
InA" haze been Tar'hlssi by ne Butcher, It
q traction =. GOOSE so pcr 200 its D.hef l,f,
ga market are '-Iis niue. cher rate
FISH l.err Aas boon a tr.st dcu,rJ r.
Hl1i during rc a.-a. auJ rrag, ace N.ft4
tAfn.na ~h4i ia market were ...il atsII r..r
barrel Go 80. J. The market Is nov a,r...i
''ir 10 Does i"r'f,lrnn, snt there are very 'ca
yet o. h- received from that quarter Sa.....
h1nfa '..1i aic retailing a. So 90 sl3 80 .-r
b'f'rt I'"r~ his been TAR demand f1r Ifef
th:' ''f ptIrIt tar Wecf and he sale. have
hr~n ffr''F tlfOft1iy m1ts ~ - % f.ef ta,...
br.a j Na~ssr,i a1I Coddsh We hear
mo- iftn. 1ct1rs.
fi'l We hlsr 60 note a further Iee...c
"a pue~s In the early part u fh., week ...,.
90 sc,cfa! Thousand lau-s uere mad, o...
stores ipf sh.r'o,ut % 81 So We learn. hos,.
'"f. HW trv~fiay abi to-day sales baye bee.
"1ir a' a. So which reduction ol foil 90
cents fef tatf'i 90 last week store rates Wr
3H.i" iH. wagon 1ui RAJ. Road pf.re si - .,
'rt Mnr Fi"ts We note y sa.s.i i. F.,
h"s 0''n a. -. on tame. Tie stock 20 ls.I.,-.
tari- - very small
fAt>t it.fa.-S4.es 81 e. ,, 70
a.f'".. aDd boiler now ass bat pro.
lfsrart.rs nf fouf fofhe week .gnt
f.. 200 Hlf '.ueIs
RE FLOUR lstaHs's5 5oHri,,re..
WHEAT Hss'osi ID. y.,y.-g ae,oa,i
tpEN $50 9l rents.
RYE 81 l5tosII1
OATS &c. o. g. r.rt.
IlArItN Sale. 20 fso cages ,h. ....
80 ~ ~ peg f0u
EA'oN rte aemsoI raf pse.r f-, f...
90 ON rta.i Doc sees ard 90 rr,r ...
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-06
To I''sr'. R'brri C1'nm, Dari Pa.,sssn,
u 70. ~. ~ aN,r, oaf ~ Penn.


Ii'nND$u, May 10, l-31.
GrvrlrNtS Lour .-iser q! the TON INST. IN
sithg mr o. The Pubiic dinner ., be siyea To the
hcnarao.s Nnfi,,i e. Rvs. AZ Amhefs, court
house on the 3Jih, has been delayed on the road
di not receive u tai yr.icui1y
i"anS you Tor tL- polite terms IN Wlirh YOU
nave communicated the invitation. Business
Which q i'.Ics my Constant attention o. home.
would nave prevented ne from avai'lng myself
n ~. q thai been received ia time ButcanJsr
eomPc.s lac 10 add. that HAT would not have
lcen ihs only, or, indeed, the PRINCIPAL reason
which would have induced me 10 decline a.
haze seen much IN Mr. Riyiss recent con
duct ~ f"'reC; aai approve. | am most des,-
fouS 81 SO r.sfy nan sustained against that des-
ro'Hn cf Party, WELDED by tie patronage of ,l~
Executive, which allows no Independence Of
HHnGh' GO action, sui which ansf having de-
'if'}0i ~ many public mn, - nov lsvclisd
against NJ Rfsfs ~ his turn. wills i,s usual
i-iA.s,fh - oi vengeance. AnI. sf,cf having
'ecu fae senate u th- United stats humbicI
ani i@cra'ei az iho P-cs,icnTs feet. by the Ell
plntins fsso.uiI.n, and - influence. 10 man
i"f sfirs oui rf ouf political system, % has A.
i-riei m- particular pleasure % see the Hon
W. g. Biyrs a,scring and rnainiaag in thst
BODY h'f own lsicpcbicnce q Executive caaifli.
ani' 81 ihr slime time. he independence. the
.ft o., fri De Iust anthony q he body iiself
7lrI con go ought to redeem him ff0m IN
s"' 90 na1y former errors and faults ! am
ven tP.rcI 81 admit % as partial atoncmcnt
..f ht concurrence in iir cvpurging resolution
w. ne" .1 object 81 is-rsrcution 81 ihs faction
boss tsi.'u. ponsr hc has contributed o. ~
'a''i'h $40 ana really hsppy 20 SEE public
.''. rs slowed on him hy others who take a
a'Yf. ,'i .-r tom NINE Il re present state o.
fnIiiira Eui 50 lorg al Mr. Hivrs holds him
srI WH.F urroufnitieI On she Iert Of tie
fft sniiti r'rrilon. I csnuof. in honor and
rnn'e'ftee, commit myself ~ ilie support of NJ
E.fis 80 ihc same Time Z am aware that nv
q rfor ~ OPT Vtion o. utterly insignificant AMI
Consequential % him ard everybody else tut
iertrif
Wat.e ue fociunc stands admitted. NAT the
iirf .'Hi i- futnied - tie Cu1silta'ion o. he
'F''f oi tHc polite treasure, o u.s. in ny hum
hie opinion. question: 90 comparative fns,rais-
c7ncr, whether TIC system n sut-Tteasuftes. or
iss s'!se' .siaie bass sysiem, v.h gshsrl e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-06
NV ORLEANS. NiAY23.

"
The horrid murder Of CAePENrER. at
G,Iia'n. Miss. Of which We gave some
particulars last week. has been confirmed
Tho nephews three in number, Of Judge
MILLER are supposed 10 have been the
a.sa''in'. as it'eem' they publicly declar-
ed that II CARPsNrER was no: HANGED
he should not live Tho body ofthe IN
fortunate man WAS nearly severed in twain
by Bowie knives , On the night Of the
murder the nephews fed. Warrants
having been issued. for their spprshen-
sion. large parties started IN pursuit Of
them, and II Is hoped will be successful
IN securing aud bringing them to Justice.
.3drUt,ssr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-06

Doring storm on thc night ofths , l,h
M'y 'be house Of George krsmer. %
Wioehes'sr Va. WAS struck by lshinipr.
snd two oi BIZ chilJfen and small ne-t,
were injured, bat not severely. On ,hs
night the 10Th barn about three miles
rom Winchester vas struck by lightning
an1 burned
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-06

The Individual, named WILDER, SON
fenced 10 DO hung on the 23i instant. la.
been reprleved for ono month by ,he gov.
ernor OF New York, IN order TO give b.,
counsel time to apply 10 the Supreme Court
for new :rial The application is said
TO be based upon evidence ,b., ia. Jury
had two bottle, ofrum in their room vLii.
celebrating on their verdict.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-06

Major General MAcoMB aud bis STAFF
arrived IN Washington yesterday Morn
ing from FLoRIDA, after accomplishing
arrangements. ss stated in General Order.
which We hope will prove 20 DO an edrc-
tive termination Of the war IN the swamps
and ,hickeis Of Fioriia, 90 bsras,ing TO
our little army and so Barren Of compsnsa-
iing or eonsoliny eiTeuns,sncss.
-, I-t-g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-06

The most extraordinary result IN the whole
state has occurF-l IN ihis district. between Mr..
Barton snl Mr.. Lneas. More than fur thou
SAID v''es were cast and the change Of asil-
sc vote would have giycn precisely an equal
nguI1er. The vote IA the DISTRICT stands - ioi-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-06

The Norfolk Beacon repeats. that the
duel between J. SeaSeil Jones and II.
w. Wilson Of New York i, no hoax
he result vas fatal TO MIR. Wilson, a,
frs, stated.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-06

~ iron steamboat built 10 run on The
Delaware and Rafitan Canal. sfrivsd Al
New York on Monday from London after
Pa''sgs Of forty Eve days.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-06

lIsL SroRN "A bal storm of unusual
violence Vis'tsd BE loser part If Anns
Afaadel and uprerpa Of Calvert Couotv
I'D. on ihe 18th Ut. The hal ay s,x
'nehs' deep "a some places after The
shower and The crops we're Utterly cut 10
piseer trees. ooihouscs. chimnies &e.
Eefe blosn down. anda vastdeal Of dam.
age Was done 10 fences.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-06

MuRpER.-A dispute occurred at the
BMnwsll, 5. C., Court House on the g,h
between MIR. JAMES HoRroN, and Mr..
AUGUSTUS u. OB,SNoN. IN uhiCh the
former vss'hot through the body by The
ls''sr. Dir. II. expired of tho wound the
next day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-06
TIE lEOPS-

We do not reeolleci that we have ever
remarked 50 wide spread, 40 NAV even
say so universal tone Of confidence az ]
Encouragement ~ regsrI TO the prospects
OF the growing crops u gram. az We now
hnd m the neTtpspprs from all part, Of
the county. In the grain growing 70.
gions, too, 40 sro glad 10 perceive. large
crops have been put oct and the sc.re.
gate yield Of Tbs country will. therefore
DO very CREST, should Providence contn.
NC to bless the farmer With the abundant
showers and rpehins suns which have
rendered the pfesentselIon so auspielous.
There 70 no eifeumSlanoe, Il any ne.
'prn whatever, which $3.50 worthy ofuni.
versal rejoicing - the successful result Of
The labours Of the husbsndmsn. 4 gre.t
crop Of wheat 10 the most subsianti.laId,.
ioa 10 tho wealth Of large portion Of
The ns,ion which Gan ponitly b male.
IL - infinitely beller and siyes moro
strength snd sO!'diiy to The orulence Of
people than Tie introduction q -9ljen
treasure from abroad We may hope
and not without reason. thsi tho field.
which srs nov promising such uSh fe.
WsTds 70 their culiiva'ors. Will with The
a''iiisheo Of that prudence and economy
which misiofiuns has taught contnbuie
To lead The country ogt q rs snbarfs.s.
msni' and irosbles 10 o.. former condition
ot prosperity and plenty Bill Clyoa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-06

DisThESstSG AccioESr.-Ws regrs,
TO state that Yesterday afternoon. IS the
cars from Philadelphia wsro pacing along
President street, child ran out from a
hoa'e At fali speed directly in fron, of The
horse, attached 10 IN. fourth, or ladies
car, and fell on the track Of the railroad.
The driver avery careful man. instantly
put down thu break and refined up bis
horses. eu, before the imPcin, Of the cara
could be restrained. the front heels pass
ed over tho chi!d's head killing il in.
s,an'lv. y man NJ work on The road made
an ellbh 20 catch re chili while actually
under iho feet Of the horses, but did not
suceeed.-BaH. .7ntrican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-06
SENATOR'S ELECTED THIS ,.E.n

6Ec'tToRS ELECTED THIS YEAR.
The senate Consists & - raembcrs-i1
elected tbs year. IS fellows:
J,rar' J. oas Wing IN he Z .chncut district,
10 supply iAe pace Of J. T.. Hary.e. Icslcacd
Won Campbell. W. 81 .e-ei-c:e! IA lie Bel
fort District
James .. Thora;sa Wig n ID. Carolipe
tsiiIt', "a ~ l.ic, Of S:la egl II. Parker "
81
Charles Cote yyyas1 IN IL. Alsern,r. dis
tart, "A the place a. SJmJ-, CLr:, jVp)
gosn n vtyi,n (Nh..l IN ii. Aueust. d,s-
irlc', u tie place of u. W. paicsor
John " Nasa ( v D. reelected 10 the Ches-
,cEE,ld district.
Charles Haltoa ". D. rc-.,ee;el IN the Eau
;g.sf district
iT.ci, n ihr place Of Mr.. Rober.,on
=. S.--TE- Richmond Wh.z OF Monday I,,t
states tia, Col. CaIs2a Y. b Of Warren coUn.
~ % elected IA ~ Shenandoah anl Warren
distract, instead Il NJ. r,naa a. heretofore
STATE I'll .e'e .H Nsr.e.. -.ooI Carson l5s.
l.'A4n 2.--fof Coa2Ec-s SI;auc.s lCJ, stssle
NJ W.I-y ". = in ii. Moaons.l. dis.
u.ct. ~ ace OF Mr.. M.irss.ry
\. Atkinson ~. 81 IA IL Is!e-of-wiphi dis
s-,'' "a Place Of joel lio.!sraaa, rrsigael
Parties IA tn, las, senate s,ooi-wAir, 10,
ConscrrAt.yes :; Eaa Euren L..
The mex, Senkle--Hhig5 II; Conservatives. Z:
NAA BgIea 10.
The House Of Delegate, consists c. l3i mem.
berS.
Ia the las, Tfous- OF Delegates, pari.s, nod
cas- ela'sei y she Richmond Was ,-Nales q
Conservative 10, Van Buren, -
lie mex, Hoasc o.! Delegate, s..l s'a.i -
WINGS 81
Conservatives
al H-!c2 ga
l3i
Jo.rt f1''7 ro'' in iis nsI, Leg5.s.lr. -
-~WA.S3 "a ties -. C.. %. G.
W. - IL senate IL
Why oirt vote %
ConseT'E:!.c. .1 II. &C y.
10. H. SENATE
Conservative ONT vote - -
JOINT vote O. U,.-s aul Conservative, -
Eumtcr constituting a nA. Jgiy on
Igl.; vote %
Thu. u 7..l - seer s!-,! -, Wing,
AL Conservative cniic ~ the e.ec-
ticn Il Senator 81. kltes. q
some c.hsg Na-g WI D. e',-lelty
fa1. oi.y al
Adam station strength IN IIOGs, s.
~. IA senate IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-06

What Never vas there = brighter
rro'psei for en- abundsnt vhea. harvest
81 over The country. IN Southern aDd
Western New York 10 Pesssyisanis. N
Iennessse, Mieb'san. Ohio asd eli the
Hss', the crops are NOS, promi5inE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-06

.Nsitneioiy fcciIeqi al NIog1ya FsHt.-
We learn from tho BuGslp Commercial Of
MONDAY ihn ~ IIunserlorJ. Of Tfo,
wi' instanily Killed tia, motning 81 IL
balls Of Niazsfs. IN company with LIND.
,ey' The guide. DO had de,cended the
b'ddIe ''sH case on the Ameucsn .Je.
and Saf standing near the water when
mass Of a rock weighing fsver.l tons. tel
rom the bank shove a height u some 40
iset directly opon him Lil5sry suffered
severe ennius,on on hi, lea sfm but
AS not olhetwi.e injured.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-06

rutiuftrUu. May -.
STRANGE DIScLoSvREs.-Ac a.c. which
has bees the occasion OF comfortable ex.
element IN ths community vn heard
before Alderman BiNNS On Friday after.
noon. Mr.. NICHOLSON. a clerk m the
employ Of Mr.. llEwlTr, sugar refine, T.,
Iane street ar knoSn as 3 laio candi-
date ior The office Of Comrni,siorer Of
Moysmcn'ing n which district he. Last
year, erected very large sod very costly
dwelling was then and ,hsre bfoU sht W
GA charge ofJJ,gery AID smjs--isrseni-
lie was bound over. on Tho la,, charge. IN
the sum Of SIO.OJO. snd. for a fuf,he,
hosring Of ihs first. on neNt "Wednesday
afternoon. "a the sum Of $1,000. u. s.
GS-sife.
from ''ihs World" 81 The ssms ds'e ~ ~.
sho's, We learn hai ihs person held To- Bal 81,
above " VIZ bsssiSCEE. istc Ffs,ident ~ the
Noffs'oEh RahEOsd Company Nd, Htbi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-06

Ono WHEsr Caor The Cleveland
Gazette Of the 80 Nay b,, been inform.
81 by agenilemsn who had Just compile.
TEL tour through scSefai u The Wheat
growing counties Of ihe State. TIA, the
gam al this lime looks uncommonly pro.
m''ing snd that Wheat never looked bet.
isfia Ohio. ~ this season Of the yesr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-06

We Learn from the Army and Navy
Chronicle that the Board Of Ensinsers and
Naval Constructors met in Warrington
on Wednesday. 22d May. and adjourned
on Tuesday evening nae de. having com
pls,ed ,ho business laid before them
The Board sas composed of Captain VI.
e. PERRr. o!shs Navy President Mes'rs.
w. krMBLE. ono Of the proprietor, Of the
West Pont Foundry. ). llUNpuarY
Chief Naval Constructor; :. HARrr. anil
J. LLNrH,LL. Naval Cons,rustors. and &.
III. liASwELL, Engineer u tho L. y.
steamship Fulton.
lis ihionded TO build two Steam vs,-
se!s Of war. and the attention Of the Board
va, chiefly directed. ~e believe. to tho
model OF the vessel. the size, form. and
location II the engines aud machiaery. -
II Ne can obtain the particulars Of tho Ii.
rnensions. No will publish them hereafter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-06

FiRE AT LouIsvILLE.-Ws learn from
the Louisville Journal that q fire broke
ou, on tho 2:th May. IN the wsTshou'e OF
Messrs. Pope. Davis y Co. near he coz.
ner OF Brook and Main streets. which
proved quito destructive. All ibe met
ehsudise. consisting ia part VI BOO hhds.
sugar. in the warehouse. was consumed.
valued al $4,000. Tho dwelling house
OF Geo. w. Bruce. occupied by w. Eel.
loves. was burnt-insuTed. Two dwelling
house, Of Mr.. Van Buskiss. one OF them
occupied by Mrs. Grindsll, aud the Other
by Mr.. MeCrum. also took fire, and one
OF them wassoiirsly dss,roycd-ihs other
much injured. The weather WAS very
hot and dry. and all this deduction. the
J Journal adds, took place in slmos, ss few
minutes ss II requires TO give this account.
II unfortunately happened that = part Of
The Kentucky Engine Company and .
part Of the Mechanics Company were IN
Cincinnati, with one engine from each
Company, on . pleasure excursion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-06
ORE v9AR.

The following letters are from Distinguished
senilernen invited u attend the dinner given to
wv. c. Rrvrs. Esq. al AHnhsrs, Courteous on
Non lav 01th uft
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31
December Il
Locust IHicEet for sale.

INHlS tract OF land, containing seventeen hundred
l. and thirty -four acres, mostly in woods and
containing some fine tobacco land, Is now offered for
sale on accommodating terms. 1t lies on both sides
OF Little Whipping creek, in the county of Campbell,
about twenty-five miles from Lynchburg, and adjoins
the lands OF Philip Payne sen'r. Ii may be advan-
tageously divided into Two or three tracts. Posses
sion may be had Immediately, and the terms made
known on application to William III. Mcfarland,
Richmond, or TO the subscriber in Lynchburg. DIR.
Withers or Mr.. Baldwin Payne, will be kindenough
to show the land. WIN. RADFORD.
Ocf.1S TO