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

The weather today has been unvorabe the trn.acos
outdoor business Tn, sale advertised FOR today mr.
cpay withdrawn The Charlotes cargo "a.
The disposition be the all
remain quiet until after the Great Western ave
vcd The receipts o produce down the river been
large yet and be until the opening Of the canals
part Of this MONTH Thus far the receipts OF -four
about $4,000 bills 800 bbls Of ashes and 5000 bb
provisions.
last remavks notwithstanding the reduction in prices then
noticed The sales reach few hundred bales only 49,
The arrivals 5000 bales Al Augusta on the
18th. the market continued very dull Sales extended 37b
bales eny al extremes Of l4 bt The scarcity Of money
beginning be severely felt in this market A. Charles
ton the 9sh there good demand for inferior cotton
Sales reached IN all b22 bags AZ ~ i1c, which fully
former rates AtNcw Orleans the 23d there but little
dong and that al former rates.
Res This ket remains much The before noticed
: sales To small extent making Si62I 81 rs Al
Charleston, the 2oh holders firm Si25 Sa50 de-
snJ light At Boston there has been an inn IN the
markeS5o casks IN all have been taken by the trade at
6months
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

Packets to Depart.
LIVERPOOL.
Independence, Nye, April 7
Virginia, Harris, April 10
LONDON.
Toronto, Griswold, April 10
Westminster, Moore, April 20
HAvRE.
Rhone, Wotton, April s
Duchesse d'Orleans April 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

On Tuesday Cd instant by the Rev. Dr. Hawks, Mr. Charles
Whitney of Pennsylvania Sophia only daughter Of the
lats Vincent Faarc, Esq OF this city.
At Philadelphia Sunday last, Mr. H. johnson, Of York.
to Mary Attmoe daughter Of George Oofee Esq OF South
wark, Philadelphia county.
At Honolulu Sandwich Islands, 18th May last by the Rev. j.
DELL missionary Mr. BEN amin Franklin Church, to Maok,
Princess of Moloka This marriage high life most be inter-
estng to Of The ladies OF St. Andrews who nust feel rosd
of the preference their former late of the Cham
cook MILL TO the copper coored charms OF has royal
quaw the bxe and white skins Of New Brunswick
There is disputag about asteS .and,ews Standard
MN5E DIED.
On the ID Instant Elizabeth McCready in the s6th Of
her age NT
Her funeral will take place Friday afternoon at o'clock
from 80 Gift street.
On the Cd instant Frances ect Of the late Henry Rogers
aged IA years.
Funeral will take place tomorrow, half past o'clock from
769 Broadway.
On Tuesday morning. d instant after short and i'll
ness Mary D. wife of Henry >. Underhl and daughter
Richard DotyS
Passcnxe Sailed
In the Rapid for HavanaMr Pse philadelphia Mr. Losa.
do Panama; Mr. Blind
MORNING HERALD-sHIP NEWS.
Port Of New York, April A.
s 40 HIGH WATER 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

Packets 10 Arrive.
LIVERPOOL
Columbus, Gambler, March 7
LONDON
Gladiator, Britton, March 10
BRISTOL.
Great Western, (S) March %
HAvRE
Emerald, Orae, March 8
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

ID O0Ms TO LET-In John street, Broadway, par.
IN Tor and bedroom the second aoortsrzed anir.
nishea Address w. A. H. NJ this oface mLtif
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

NhiloNAL IHEATkE- Late Italian Opera House.
~ MIR WALLACK Lessee-Cornr of Leonard and Church
be performed, -"
The Drama ofthe FALLS OF THE CLYDE-C}eneraI Will
lord, Mr. Waton-kenmure, Mr. Waack Jr-Farmer
Enfield, MIR kogers-Edward Enfield Mr. Conner-Ron-
aid, Mr. Lambert-Macolm, MIR Matthew Lindlcy Mr.
Andrews-seene Mr. Baldock--Mrs Enfield, Mrs Rus
Baldock. '''N'
Pc conc ude with
NICK or THE WOODS-rom the celebrated Novel OF that
name written by gentleman Of New York. expressly for
ms lheatre--Col Bruce Mr. Lambert-Ralph STAG
the oait River Roarer) MIR Blakely-Nathan Slaughter
alias W andering Nathan, alias Nick of the Woods MI
Conner-Edith Forreter, Mrs Sefton-Telie Doe Miss
Monier. -
Doors open at IL Performance commence AZ Roses
81 Pit 50 cents. Gallery IS cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04


nEEDs LosT-FIvE DOLLARS REWARD AND NO
IL QUESTIONS ASkED-Lost last week, deed Of the
property 522 Washington street, also the Quit Claim Of the
Corporation the Water Privilege Of the Theabove
reward will be given on the Deeds being left at the Office q the
Sun. Asst
TO THE LADIES.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of Cashmere and Brocha
N shaws Of the designs and superb fabrics Of eve
nv quality are this day received aud or sale the lowest
s,ble prices, by M.ssrs. JOURNEAY BEACH. TIA Chat
ham Square door from Mott 'teet-to inspection Of
which the Ladies respectfully invited.
Nou.slline dc LANES from 2s TO 81 per yard ASST
n oTHIc IMPERIAL, AND SANDWICH TEA
VI TRAYs-The Subscriber has Just resolved splendid
assortment Of Gothic Imperial and Sandwich Tea trays, ia
sets styles and very beautiful at very reduced prices
DANIEL Il. DELAvAN,
as-y No II Maiden Lane, near broadway.
A MEXICAN BRITANNIA wARE.-Just received 4
n very extensive assortment Of Americas Britannia Tea
Sets which style and hni.h exceeds any thing 81 the
before made The article good that imported AID for
DANIEL DELAvAN,
as-y No. II Maiden Lane, near Broadway
NToTICEA meeting of the Stockholders Of the Bridge
IN water Copper Mining Company, will be held at somer
vile j. 9th May next for the purpose Of eeeiinr D
rcetors to the ensuing year a2steod'
CHIP BEDDING-A lot Of Hair Mattresses nrst qualit,
- with bedding complete, sed only passage aud will
be sold cheap Apply to sCOvfLL &BRITTON,
a36 ~ Beaverst
- FOR sALE--A Cottage House, with 10 lots, con-
l tssng about one acre Of land situated in the eth ward
<ey Of Brooklyn about 1000 feet of FlAtbuh Turn
pike Road ri miles from FULTON Ferry. The house built
1897 has double piazza the ground suitable for vegetable
garden, enclosed with rail fence; $1,000 bond
and mortgage for number Of nj per ccn-prce $4,000
Inqure at 80 Sands street. Brooklyn. mai sw.
DRAss WIRE, No. s2-A constant supply Of the 6se,,
I'D numbers Of Brass wire, likewise German Silver OF
all Sizes and wire Of silver gold and plated made order
reasonable terms by
and retail BY LEWIS FEUcHTwANoER,
a2-y Comtlandt 81
fTNO SURGEONS-A complete case OF Surgeon. insr,.
meuts for ab.tetrcaI cphthslmica lithotomica ana.
omc trepannng and other purposes made by the
instrument maker, for sails by
BY LEWIS FEucHTwANGER,
a2.v 2 Courtlandt It
CHAwLs AND siLKs.-Isoo new shswIs and $4,000
- worth " Silks at VANNS, 2oi Grand st. between
Allen and Orchard.
quantity of splendid light coiored shawis Just opened
Domestic goods Of every kind selling old prices
az lws
A CfDs FOR MANUFACTURERS UsE-Al kinds of
IA Acids, such Muriae, Nitric and Nitrous Acids,
Aqueiortis Dipping Liquor for cleansing metals for sale in
any quantity by
a2-y Courtandtst
Two sTATIoNERs.-Rodgcrs& Sons crookes and West
cnolns Pen.kniyes; also variety Of other goods suta
bic for Stationers now opening, BY
m77.9w Asw SITES CO.. lo0 Pearl street
COLLECTIONS all parts OF Grrat Britain and ireland
~ ADD the United Sdte made the most favorable ters
g. J. SYLYEsTERS,
mse lao Brsosway aud ~ Wall 4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

eft Of Mr. LATHAM, and last .ght q his appearance
FRIDAY will be enacted the Opera Of the aRRAGE OF
FlGARO-Countess Tor dis NIGHT only Mrs. scguin-su
zsnua, Mrs Baey(havng recovered from her ndsposuon
Count Mr.. Horncastie-Fisaro, Mr. Laham--Antonio,
Mr.. Lamhsrt-Chsrubino Mrs. Seton.
To be followed by CONCERT, in which Mrs Segun Mrs.
Bailey, Mr. Horncasie Mr.. Latham, SC, will appeal.
Ta,s,,nc,ude Win ponnl,r Farce a4N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

vI,O SUIT THE TlMEs.-OPERATIyE DENTAL
II SURGERY--The subscriber performs every operation
the gums The modern and approved prin
cples OF the Dental an with professional skill Irregular
lite. of the teeth children and adults emedicd eaou teeth
filled with gold, loose teeth rendered firm; teeth exrsccd
teeth 6xed from tooth 10 a complete SET Fees
reduced one thrd.
NJ b. Tooth ache removed inslsntaneousiy Free 90
cents DR. III VffLERS, at No. IS Liberty IT.
win remove ON The LIST Of May 10 No 40 ispcuard ~
ai.lmis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

GuE OnO-Drawing interest At rer cent, Tor sue az
I'D LED ,OUU discuunf.A claim on the city, confirmed
by the Corporations aud will probably be paid 10 ~ MONTHS
with interest At per cent per until paid for sale at
discount Enquire Of g. H. PADDOCK,
a3eodst. - Wall street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

T,RANKLIN THEATRE CHATHAM SQUARE. urAer
- the direction Of Mr.. w. X. BLAKE. THIS EVE
MING, viii be performed.
The Drama Of NICHOLAS NICKLEBY-Mr soueers
Mr. Jones-Snike, Mrs Flynn-Mautiui, Mr. Fynn-
Nicholas. Mr. Charles-Mrs Nickeby, Mrs WIght-Mrs
saueer Mrs ThorneKate Ncileby her frt appe aranee
Miss Neagle.
After which, THE FOUR SIsTERs-Mr Beauchamp Mr.
Fiynn-The Four Sisters, Mrs Flynn.
To conclude with
THE GOLDEN FARMER--Jemmy Twitcher, Mr. Hail.
Louisa, MMs Edwin--Elxabeth Mrs Bannister.
Doors open at Performance al quarterp.st
O'Clock raI.I-~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

M TAMAiANY HALL-PARKERs GRAND EN-
HIBiTIoN BALL-MR ]. PARKER has the honor to
nounce 10 his friends and the public that 10 conseqsnce Of the
applications which he has received for rPeon Of
his Exhibition he intends repeating y on FRIDAY evening
ner 9TH OF April when all the Dances which gave gene
raj Satisfaction will brought forward in the order
before The Exhibition will al half paste After
the exhib tion company viii join in the further festivities
Of the night which win be kept mp until late hour.
Tickets for admission ST. admit gentleman and two Ia
dies; extra ladies' tickets, 80 cents.
Mr. P last Grand Fancy Dress Ball this season. will take
place on Friday, 18th of April A-f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

Is Bank II3s-OV DO II3ts60-o0 do II2l-62 DO 1855
Bank Of America 20l00 Phenis 1910 4, loIisI0- ~
Nork River Bank sol25 Dry Dock lO0j-lO0 do I0oiio
NAT& Blk Co 9os3o-o0 Del Hod 74s30--s0do 74lsso :
92s do 7io0 do 7a.si5-2o0 do 7aisi5-50 do 7obnw5o
do 743snwl50 do 74i-l0 Morris Canal $40 Bank OF Com
do iO7!-l0 do l07f 30 Farmers Trust 1907 Ohio Life
Trust io0i40 do l00t25 Kentucky s4lnw2s do s4lbt4s
do s4ab3-5s do IS sols-32 do s5tw-loO do ssboa4
Illinois $50 vicksburg 5sl2 do 59-l0 Etna Insurance
Co lI5-lOO East River 20 l2ds-40 America lI9l-l0
Utica & Syracuse 1910 Mohawk 02I-35 do 67c35 do
6a3025 Paterson 6sIl3o Harlem $50 do 50 s6oloo Do
$1,000 do 55ltw-50 do 55lnw250 do 5Sl0o do 80 Gods
Las do B-loo do 81 60lsa5do b6I-I0 Boat Prov l04t
Canton 4l-25 do 4ia 40 do a3b6oio do sseo-so Long
Island g7,a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

NEW GO0Ds.-TO HOUsEKEEPERs.-The .ubscri-
Der has just received per ships vgnan Roscoe and Shelf
Hardware Cutlery Lamps Geradoes PaedlWare SC which
been selected with the greatest and attention by his
agents Europe, and particularly adapted this MARKET
which he offers for sale the favorable House
keepers and Others commencing would do
well TO call and examine revicss to making their purchases
DANIEL T., DELAVAN,
asy III Maiden Lane, near Broadway,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

nEEDs LosT-FIvE DOLLARS REWARD AND NO
~ QUESTIONS AsKED--Lost last week, deed OF the
property 522 Washington street; also the Quit Claim Of the
Corporation the Water Privilege Of the Thbove
reward will be given the Deeds being left at the Office a
Suu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

the YELLOW FEyER slill reyes with un-
abaiei violence In the Principsl towns o. the
South. Out q ihirty-0ne patients admitted TO
the Charity Hospital, on the 3ihaslsnt, in New
Orleans, tweniy-siskt had the yelIo~ fever
and 30 TOT several of ~ following ds,s. Al
Mobile great punber Of desibs have occurred,
aud the disease represented TO be on the in
crease. Al Augusta tho fever prevails. and at
Charleston, for the week ending on tho sih,
there were 81 Deaths from fever.
The New Orleans Loui.ianisa Of the 9th says
" The yellow fever has not become less masis-
nani, and IL seems 10 hunt out every individual
Who Is not proof hardened by n residence IN the
climate. We hear Of many melancholy instsn-
ces Of suffering from want. among poor fArni-
livs. the heads Of which are sick OF dead"
The Pensacola Gazette states that FOR the las,
sir months, there have been but SIX tlraihs IN
thai place; one of consumption from Virginia
ihice OF yellow fever, from the Frcueh feet one
eOl"rvd nah from Alabama, who reached there
sick. and one Stable! The editor remarks iha,
this exemption "anounts almost to n miracle cl
mercy" and j. probably wiihou, parallel on lie
giOIe. Population about 5000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19
wIIIG CONVENTION

The whis Convention which Is TO assemble
IN stanton on the 2jih day of this munih. bids
fair To- he one Of the largest p .Iical meetings OF
the kind that has probably ever been held in the
State Already tsays the Saunion specia,otl
We have heard OF the appointment of dciesa ties
fIom upwards of seventy counties, and A. the
representation designated Tor each is double lac
number Of ihcir representatives, in the House Of
Delegates, these alone would give a large nnm-
btr. But no doubt there arc appointments that
We have not yet heard o.. and thai many more
will be Inidc II the Courts in thi, month. Nrh
scarcely an exception, allernatss have been eho-
sen, - that where appointments are made, full
representation may DC ealcU la,ed on What Is
silll more cheering. aS far as we have observed
tie whigs OF the State are operated on by cue
fccling-a desire to do ever, ihin2 in :hcir pow
CT To promote the union aud harmony OF the
party. Coming together ia this sp.rit, tl,c happi-
eaI results arr 10 be anticipated from ,s,r Ia =
borS; and We look forward to their meeting with
the most lively pleasure, assured tAat ii would
rebound TO the good OF our cause ana JEsIfare Of
the country. n =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

The Maryland Elections " III be held on the
hrsi Wednesday in October. Both psriie. arc
actively engaged in preparing for the contest,
which will be an unusually warm one. Ia the
Frederick district, the Hen Francis Thomas Is
opposed by VIM. rIice, Esq, u talented aud
popular Wing Of Washington county, and strong
hopes are en,ertaincd OF Mr.. P.s success. The
last Frederick Herald says. The most lai,er-
ing accounts are reesiVed from The upper coun-
ties Of Mr.. Prices prospects Of election, aud in
Frederick county the m-joriy OF Mr.. Thomas
will probably fall far below What IL has ever
heretofore besn." The wings Of Mar, lshd
have the power 10 elect an entire Wing dclesa-
dion TO Congress. If thu will bring forth their
whole sirength-and there are confident hopes
that she will, at this important cri,i,, ~hen ,he
election Of Speaker and the fate OF the Sub
Treasury scheme may be determined by her
votes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19
r3-The slcam-ship Great Western arnve,l a.

IS-The Steamship Great Western arrived a;
New York on the iJ,h. by reference 20 the
news, published in to-day's paper, on the outes
form, IL will be seen that the prospect Of aver
nge crop in England is good, aud the money
market somewhat easier. The political comic
ton Of the country IS more settled. the ehartists
having ceased To furnish cause for the slighres,
alarm. The penny postage ball has Gnhlly passed
into q Law. &c.
The British Queen was announced To sail from
Portsmouth on the 2d, the 5lh September,
and is therefore expected abouithe l9h, (,o-day.)
Speaking OF the effect Of the late foIelsn news,
the New York Correspondent Of the National
Iniclligencer SAYS -" The lour market must be
depressed, think, by the news respecting tie
European crops, though have seen no sales to-
day. What keeps 1our az here, Is short sup
ply. The farmers IN the inien0r, who have been
accustomed to high prices, positively refuse To
sell upon the offers the milers now make, in the
belief that, as the season advances tie rricc Of
Hour will rise. Ill-judsed as this opinion is, upon
existing facts and prospects, the custom OF re-
eeiViag high prices for whoa, makes the f-fners
now the holders on, aud thus Nc have shor,
supply, keeping up prices. whereas # the wheat
vent forward as usual Tie III would Le very
great"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

MIR RIVES.-Thr p1olic dinner to the Hon
WM e. RI.Es, givea by his friends IN louisa
county, took place on the 7Ih inst. The Fscl-
eIicasburg Arena states that the dinner was nu-
Inerousiy attended. Among the guests were Mr.
}. NJ. Patton, OF the Executive Council, aEI Nil
l.. FontaInc, the Senator OF the District. Let
tiers Of excuse were read from Gov Barbour.
Mr.. James Garland, Mr.. w. NJ. Pcyion, ard
several other gentlemen. Mr. Riyes addressed
abe company ia speech nearly three hours long,
characterised By srca, eloqueace and ability. -
There was not, It Is stated, the slightest symptom
of"relrcating Conservatism" in the whole speech.
MeSsrs. Patton and Font-lne abo addressed the
company.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

A DUEL vas fought o. Bolivar IN lhis county
on sunday morning last. between two wouli-ie
gentlemen from Washington Ciy.--one, We
learn, Captain Of Narurs named Tcrfiu, ADD
the other a Clerk IN one Of the public Depart
nsnts, named West They srnyed az Ilarpers-
Ferry 20 The cars on Saturday evening. accom-
panied by their seconds aud surgeons. spent ihe
night 20 ffOhcbng. --ohauered Butchers cart
on sunday mofaiug--dfoye 10 a lot north Il
Bolivar-and exchanged shots 90 The distance Of
eight PAGES West vas badly wounded Ia one
q bis ~, near he Knee. the bah passing
through and sealing hs other lcg Tcrriu un-
hurt A second sh5t was demanded hy Wcsi
butf vas denied him on accounted bis liability
70 sand. Tie parties thsn immediately started
fos their homes, 18th no doubt higaly grau6ed
with the 'srminllion a. ne affair; sh'ch, -
rumofsd, greE' ou q dispose conccming ticif
lady love- fsf whom 'hey have exhibited more
rsFsfJ ihaa hey have 80 fieir lives % ne tea
sonmaaamera The Dag selected fof De Gsht
'hoss that thsy s-.e totally unworthy ihe hand
q icy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19
WING MEETING ~. WARREN COUNTY.

~ Meeting Of the citizens OF Warren coun-
", convened pursuant TO notice, at the Court
house at the county al Front Royal, on Thurs
Day 29Ih August, loT the purpose Of appointing
Delegate 10 represent them ia \ Convention to
5c held at Silunicn on the 9th Sypirtaber,
GrugoE N ELASEaroEE was appointed Chai.-
man, and SAAtvEL Il. MILLAR Secretary.
On moiion OF Robert N. Marshall, Esq, ihc
following Preamble aal Resolutions we've adept
c.
WurrEAs proposition has been made by
tie Wing CeaiTIl Committee OF Virginia to
hold Convention at Slaunion on ajrh Sepicm-
Der ensuing, aad that each county IA iac State
shall b. represented IA tae SAID Convention, ami
whereas Ne earnestly approve Vf said PROPOSE
tion-'TheTc:ore
R,soirr.i, That we hereby appoint DR.. Benz. r.
Lacy 10 represent Us, the Wings of VI AREA
eouuiy, IN thc Staunton Convention, and that ia
Csc ot lnllsposlllon or inability TO attend, that
Samuel Miilar, Esl., &c his alternate, and
ih-; tie IS hereby instructed 10 unite with that
body IN the appointment of one Delegate from
each Congressional District, and two Delegates
iTutn the State ut large, To- represent The Wings
of Virginia IN the Convention proposed TO ec
held NJ Harrisburg IN December next.
RsS0!rsi, That although HENRY Clay o. ken
lucky Is decidedly preferred by this Meeting to
10 succeed Mr.. Van Buren,, yet do they leave
Their Representative free To- pursue such a course
as he may believe best adapted TO promote the
Iharnuny and unaGimity of the Convention.
| Rt-!rri, Tina, the Chairman OF this Meeting
appoint Committee OF Vigilance for this coun-
~, and that he publish their names in the Win
chester Republican. Alexandra Gazette, and
Char!eSioun FEcc Press and that they commu-
nica'e themselves to the Central Committee at
/ Richmond
| The following gentlemen we're appointed 4
Committee Of Vigilance for NYarre- county:
! Robert NJ. Marsh,l. John NJ. Elakemore.
/ William VI. Buck. William Randolph. ST.. Sam'l
Il. Millar, Isaac -. Cloud. Newman NJ Jacobs,
7 John y Willie, Morlecai Cloud, Marcus L.
Buck, John Randolph Cine. Samuel Garder.
YIN. Richardson. Marcus c. Richardson, ThoS.
Buck. j. Vim. White, James White, ST., Sam'l
Gardiner, James Way, 81 Benz r. Lacey ia
/ cob Nannor, Robert Brrkiey, J. r. Dcncal. T..
/ Mckay SIml Wilson, T. Baker, Ssmr MYERS.
Jacob Cline, Manly Taylor. Joseph Mckay.
Joseph Painter, Jno. Mckay. r. II. McCieave.
John IA. Mckay, Samuel Gross.
J GEORGE n. ELAKEMORE, Can.
i SAMUEL X. MiLL,H. Seoqfpy a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

The Amenenn Fsrmer Nh NV.

A PRAcTic,L FARMER AsD BRrrpsE.
Gov. SPusg's collection o. fac cattle.
on has farm 10 Prince Georges. IS sol p,
be superior TO any other 10 the State. The
base Of bis present stock is HolIerne..
Tceswa'er. and Bskeweil. crossed upon
for several years by the beet Durh4n
bulls. lie has about fifty COWS srl
helier'. says correspondent Of the pa.
mer, The most perfect locking animal. Z
ever saw. and he has also. 6ne Saxon .l8
South Down sheep" Tie South D1au
sheep sFe 40 high iepuie."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. The six.
'eenih Annual Session Of thi, Institution com
menesd last week. and - now fully Ia ope, alton
Not~iihstsnding the diiieulil,s Ia the monetsr,
concerns Of the country, (ssys the CbsrIstiss-
vile Aivooats) we are pleased TO learn that the
prospect foE large classes vas never better, q
- early period Of any ssssioa About one
hundred snd seventy ave Dung gentlemen have
already usiFiculaied. snd &C beiisvs there ere
twenty or thirty others here lor that purpose
who viii cutter % a short tmc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

MAINE ELECTIoN.-Gov Fairfield is re-
elected, and US usual an Administration majority
Of members TO the legislature. The Wing,
scarcely made an effort to carry this election.
though the returns show that there is no diminu-
ton Of their strength throusIioui the State. The
vote OF both parties IS several thousands under
the vote Of last year
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

REwARp ron MuRBEREn. Two
thousand dollars are offered IA Sc. Mary's
Georgia. for ihs apprehension 81 Charles
Rosignol tho on Friday, ihs 30ih ult
sho, Capt. Shoma' L Hardee viii pc.
iol. 90 a. 20 cause ieaih 10 q leE hours -
Fifteen hundred collars ere offered by the
relatives Of The deceased ADD Eve hundred
BY The citizens. a description Of his
pers0n b nol giyen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

n eoroner's inquest was held on the
night Of the l2,h Of September. by VIM.
J.. Rice, E'q. over the body Of JoHN
PiDGEoN. one Of the surviving soldiers OF
The battle OF North Point. Verdict death
by being accidentally drowned.
MIR. PiDGEcE was one among The old
est 81 the printers Of this city, and bore
ms part CALAMITY in the defence of the
CITY nt the battle OF North Point. On
The day Of his death, be had joined his
old companions in arms 10 assist in the
ceremonial Of laying the corner stone Of
the proposed Monument, and had return.
ed to The city in the steamboat Carroll. -
On attempting 20 land, he accidentally
fell overheard, and though efforts were
made TO rescue him. he was not got gu,
OF the water until life was extinct.
n = Bali Patriot.