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Notice.

TuyIIE subscriber wishes 10 give notice that d"
II has sold all hs right. title and interest Ia
tho Narasan Pier Company to John ". WI
I;,ms SAMUEL RODNAN.
Wakefield, So. King.,own. Feb. 20, 1852
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Married,
Eeie(l,

At Little Compton, ofscarle fever, after four days se
we're sickness on Thursday last, Harriet Brown, sgcd
,ears, n lovely daughter Of VIM. A. Brown Esq.
$50 fades the lovely blooming flower"
Sweet smiling solare of an hour,
30 soon our transient comforts fly,
"And pleasures only bloom to die" CONN.
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The Hudson river is yet closed by leo above New
burgh.
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For Sale,

A 10, Of land. on the south sids OF Green.
~ street, measuring sixty feet on said street
and forty ree, in depth, the same heng part OF
the garden belonging TO the house ut prcren, oc-
,un,eJ by Mrs sherman, standing nj the corner
of sprins and Green streets For terms, apply
N RtcpAap n. RANDoLpH.
Newport, Feb. II, 1899.
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Executors Notice.

Executors INOtiCCs
THE subscribers, Executors Of the last VIII and
! | Testament Of NICHOLAS GEFFROf, late o
Newport dec, having given bonds to the Court oi FRO
bate OF Newport for the faithful discharge oi the duties
Of said trust request all persons having claims against
the estate OF said Geroy to present them ior ADJUST
nicnt and those indebted to make immediate pay
ment to -
EDwhAD Eir EsIsSrsTi A. SHERMAN, ,E'seu'or',
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DANIEL M'ALLAS STER,
Respectfully informs his friends and the public,
ysNHAT he manufactures at his establish
Il ,nent near the head Of Broad street.
HOUSE BLINDS. DOORS, HLNDOW
FR.1.MES, and S.4SHES, together with
every other description of Carpenters work
warranted of the first quality, and on the
most reasonable terms. Orders for Building
or Repairing, promptly attended to and faith
fully executed. The most unquestionable
reference will be given, if required, as TO the
general style Of his work, specimens of whici
may be examined by all those who feel dis
posed TO employ him.
Newport, dec. 6, 1888.
FOR SALE. Chanditr's Patent .Uoriicing
.nachine, by the subscriber, who is proprietor
of the Patent right for the County of New
port. Amy one wishing to purchase, may
call and examine one in use at my shop near
the head of Broad street. ID. MA.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-07

Senate, Mr.. Post Master Kendall, re-
turned the following answer, which was
yesterday presented and read to the
Senate, to wit:
Post Office Department.,
February q, 1889.
lion Il. NJ. Johnson,
v. p. and President Of the Senate,
Sir-Just as my messenger was about 10
start for the Capitol with several communi-
cations. including my reply to the resolution
Of the Senate, adopted on the 18th instant, /
received their resolution Of this day, asking
why the information then called for has not
been communicated.
In rcply, have the honor 70 state, that the
only reason have to give why it has not
been before communicated. s,that it was not
ready. Very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant.
AMOS KENDALL.
Mr.. Tallmadge called the attention OF
tho Senate to the extraordinary language
Of this communication. He regarded
it as an insult to that body, but owing
10 his connection to the resolutions
which called it forth, he left to Senators
who appreciated the Importance of
maintaining the dignity and honor of the
body to take such course in regard to
il ps they thought proper.
Ar. Sewer, Of Arkansas, friend OF
the Administration, suggested the pro-
priety OF returning the communication
TO the President, with request that
the Post Master General be dismissed
from Office. On considering, however,
that the power Of removal was the ex-
elusive prcrogativc Of the President,
Mr.. Sewer modified his resolution so
rs to read as follows:
Resolved, That the Post Master General
TO the President Of the Senate, stating that
the only reason why he had not. seen on
answer 10 a previous resolution, was because
j, was not ready, is considered by the Senate
as disrespccliuI to this body.
After some remarks from Mr.. Crit
tenden, and also from Mr.. Foster, the
resolution was adopted, by the follow
ing unusual majority:
YEAS--Messrs. Bayard, Brown
Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay, ofAla. Clay
of KY, Clayton, Crittenden, Cuthbert
Davis, Foster, Fulton, King, Knight
Linn, Mexican, Merrick, Morris, Moul.
ton, Nicholas, Norvell, Prentiss, Pres.
ton, Rivcs, Roane, Robbins, Robinson
Sewer, Smith, Of Indiana, Southard
Swift, Tallmadge, Walker, Wall
Webster, White, Williams, of Me.
Williams, of Mi.-38.
NAYS-Messrs Allen, Benton, Hub
bard, Niles, Pierce, Smith, Of Con
necticut, Wright, Young-8.
After some further remarks by sew
cral members, the Senate passed th'
following additional resolution, whicl
brings tho case before the President.
Resolved, That said letter, with the reso
luton to which il purports to be an answer
be laid before the President of the Unitet
States for such action as he may deer
proper.
The following was the large vote o'
the adoption of this resolution
YEAS-Mcssrs. Bayard, Calhoun
Clay, of AL. Clay, of Ky. Clayton
Crttenden, Cuthbert, Davis, Foster
Fulton, King, Knight, Mexican, MGR
rick, Mouton, Nicholas, Norvall, Prem
tiss, Preston, Rives, Roane, Robbins
Robinson, Sewer, Smith, of Indiana
Sou,hard, Swift. Tallmadge, Walker
Webster, and White--3i.
NAYS--Messrs. Allen, Bentor
Brown, Buchanan, Hubbard, Linr
Morris, Niles, Pierce, Smith, Of Com
Wall, Williams, Of Me-, Williams, {
Mi, Wright and Young-i5.
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Co-partuership Dissolved.
Chc,n KNITTING Gotten.

- r'h gs' &. y BELL, Brond-st
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ons rsh p, c.E. REI.L, BrosdsI

LCoHoI,-ju,, received, and 6r sails by
y 4. r. Il w. Nxwros
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DILor BREAD, y, the bbi for .s'e by
Frb ~ e. y. BELL, Drcsd-sf.
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. The Proprietors Of the above es-
tablish,ncnt, have on hand and for
, sale, a large collection Of Fruit
nxaaa nonniafinn nf Annln pnnrn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11
THE MARKETS
BALTIMORE MARKET,
FoT fhs Rssk sn4ias Friday spsaiAg, JuIv 5.

Per ths Fssk sH4ias Friday spsaiAg, JuIy 5.
FROM TBE BALTIMoRE AMERICAN.
CATTLE.-The supply Of Beef on the hoof
has been quite small. Ready sales At Ss,95 10
80 per 100 lbs.
FLOUR.--The receipts during the week have
been limited, and the stock in market is eon.,d-
ersbiy redocsd. In the early part OF the week
most holders we're willing 70 sell at 1915. but
today We find Them generally firm at SSH
We are advised however or the sale Of ole lot
ihis morning a. e5,7S. The wagon and Rail
Road price - s., 62l.
The inspections OF the week. ending on Thur
day evening, comprise 4741 bblS. and 519 half
lbs.i besides the above there were IS bbls Flour.
from Richmond 80 bbis. from FrederieksbuTg
and 252 bbls. Corn Meal.
WHEAT.--Very lutte wheat has been bro',
TO market this week. On Tnettsy two lots Of
good old white were sold a. Ills and sis
To-day parcel % 500 bushels good old red was
sold az 1,ls. a parcel Of 300 bushels new red
wheat, of prime qualify, vas taken FOR neigh
boring 'aestes ss q 30 Tue osy lot that has
reached De market as yes.
CORS.--Sslsa on MOnday sad Taenday Of
white Corr ~ IS &c cts. and Of yeou a. Is a
- els. This morning there is bot Hfis Of eitbef
color N market. and sales u white have been
made az - a 20 cents, and Of yellow ~ 80 IS
cents.
RYE---Very little bere--ws qnoss a. 90 ssc
oATS.-Saies a. ~ q 50 cents.
Al ALEEssDsia, on Saturday last. FLOUR vas
tS,05' WHEAT 81; Rye 20 . Sc Corn 20 &c
AZ OroEoErows. on Friday iasi. Flour uas
qpsted - ss.374 $3.50
A NEw YoaS, On Tuesday last. western
Flour, ewing n ligif frceipn vas more ARMY
held, end the improved quoiauon ~ 81 ,3if real
izsd, oncy brands CONTAINING 90 $3.50.
~ DATTyS, (oh'o) on he 81 mss. Fious pas
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fhs session offhis institution closed on Thurs-
dag iasi. ibs iih inst The public exercises we're
eonduclsd N ne Roianda 20 presence of . lane
snd brilliant assemblsTe, smosz vhom were
Gov. Campbell. Ex-0oysfsor Barbour. ne VS.
tors. Professors, and ille socsiy 81 ne Alunni.
An oaes1slly isrge number - Diplomas we're
bestowed, ~ sgidsacs q d,iigencP and sppiica-
iion "a DE- pan q ths siudsnls.
Afer Ihs ceners exercises we're lhroush, ths
soeiriy % AlaGni vas sFz,nizs8. The Hsa &.
~ z. ffanfF, a alcmbaf n hai Society. seirci-
"a ~ - parposr. delivered sn srsfisa. char
a-tsIiesl ~ great bssaij snissspt visws saa
si1has sioqasncs.
Aflesihs orniisa. ~ aesiely garioot ofss -
fgaat diassf prepared - ~ Eessisy. 4heCo.
yesaoF. Cor. DaFteef. ~ Fnfsfs aaA cher
gsalfmes 20 ~ nsnbe5 q iso. Fsssessse
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LANn EOla I2ENT.

M Office y hereby given, tbsI, pursuant 20
4N decree Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law sod chaoeery o. Jefferson County, Ia two
suits therein pending. In which IIamtFsmck ano
others are plaintiffs. and John BrlscoeS admin
is,rator and heirs are defendants, tho sabscri.
pose, will o1eF for rent. 10 the hishsst bidder.
on the premises. On Saturday TIE goa deg II J,lig,
1899, al ~ NJ. part Of the Traef # lam
near Chzrleslown whereof Doet Joba BFieos
died seized. being the tract on which hfs family
nov resides The pert 60 BE- rented - al ~
she iraet sept ihsg part which hes been al
lotted 10 Mrs Sarah y. Briseos 40 doNfess
TsTBs # ReRiiag. lsad viii BE- fentsd
until the lst day Of April. lstt. With the priv.
lsgs 70 the tenant TO Put n fall crop q Erasu
In the fail Of the year Ist0--bonJ with good 20 /.
euriiy 10 be givsn TO secure the rsymtnt a. the
rent EDWARD y. COOKE, Gear.
Jolly Z, 1899 1T
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d. s GREGORY * co.
.r.zH0gers,
a Limestone Farm rhr sale.

80 80 hNhA fNMNNe
HVtiE sutscfibes oGsrs Coz sa,s the FARAI
II shove sllgisd 10. u " situated a. ciafks
county, osis~ DaEssls's Mul on TIE Opeaaon.
and about miie bslOS Nbt MIN, on tas read
hon Nineass'gF to- Bern Ito b. that mili.
Which 10 usgslJ called che BAPiisi reed. This
Farm eoaiains nearly 90 GJOyt 900 AeFsa. og
which shout 100 AerSs ere cleared aed zoe In
we order. kaTiuG been fortSo ysafs veil sss
With clover, sKcePt sbsa - screa. shouiA
The purchasSE S@h IL, be can have ulsh A =
held aIjoising q 90 the sst. Supposed 10 csa-
taiG about 80 acres. wsteh Sss soEa 10 sI0sar
the Spsi"s before ne last TNia lad lies akSUe
tx mIies and bali fellow WlIehesssr sbost
the same distance from Nnlsood ED aboat
four and hAif miles fron Bessy vale, beiuR W.
~ conveniently situated wi.s tsspsci % houses
Of Divine Worship, % GIisi sod eau Nils. a
Paper Mil, luds the Frederick White sulpkur
springs. ard also sn aErsesl.e r. gASoGkoaa.-
The tsrns Sill DO made kAosn ~ The subarst.
Der, upon appllcation. ant all be accommodate
Tag. Leiisfs addressed % Ge sObseEi5er. nrsr
DerryTiilr, tPosisss rail.) Nm ts ans~sred
promptly. Aas gcoon di,rc.s4 20 pursh sSs, 4
invited 10 tisit snd in,psri thi. farm al nsdiste
y, so thsi he MAJ sss tie fee sToPs CT aAsss
aud eorn n0N sf9N,ns urea "a
ROBERT :AcR.
Jsaeyiils. clsTis County, Va.
June %. 1872 ia
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VIRG'A FREE PRESS.
THURSDAY, July Isao.

Toe Fourth OF July was duly observed BY the
e'n<ens Of Charlesiown and vicinity. The mill
tary and eshz~Ias seneraiiy celebrated the day in
spirited manner, in . beautiful grove near
town. preceded BY ~ otation and other erremo-
MES IN ,own. an account Of which will Be seen
IN another column.
The day vas also celebrated by the Friends,
Teachers. and Scholars Of the Sabbath Schools
IN this town connected with the Presbyterian and
Meshodist Churches, in . manner every way
worshy 81 the occasion. Al } O'Clock, p. NJ. the
two Schools eonyened At their respective Church
ca. Numbering altogether nearly tSo hundred
A lev minutes afier J. the Superin,endants,
Teacher, and Scholars Of The Presbyterian Sab
bath School. with their Pastor At their head,
marched 10 the Methodist Church, where they
were Joined by three Ciervymcn, the Sopcrinsen-
dents. Teachers, and Scholars connected with
that Church. They then marched back to the
Presbyterian Church, taking the main street In
heir course, making a very imposing sigh, to
the spectator. Aflsr sipging and PRAYER. DR..
James u. Stone delivered an Address on the I'm
PortaneeO Of sabbath School Instruction, and wa.
followed By the Rev. Mr.. Simpson, with an Ad-
dress 70 the Superintendent and Teachers. AIler
which, an Anthem was sung, and The Denedic-
ton pronounced.
The children then repaired to the eourt-ya ard an
frOnt Of MFR. A. vautiorns residence, where
they were served viih cakes. confectionery, and
lemonade. Before they. were dismissed, they
were addressed by tbe Rev. MeSsrs. Cadden and
Thomas.
The celebration OF the day which gave US our
naiionai existence, IN the manner above describ-
cd, Is highly eommendsblei and we doub, not
but that the exercises OF the day, observed as
they were, will conduee much towards bringing
The youth IN this town and neiehborhoOd under
the influence OF Sabbath School instruction.
The Sabbath School cause is one in WHICH all
classes ana conditions Of men ate deeply aud
equally interested. by helping il forward. we
advance the interests Of ''Pura aud undecided Re-
ision;" We promote the happiness and ,rae
glory Of the nation-we honour God, and bless
the world.
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JEFFERSON LAMu
ron E.NKE.

NllSsabseriSef sdsFs fgs sale ths FARM IF
~ Mrs Robinson, in the coasly " Jsfassaa.
At Tie mouth q the Builskis CFssk, sostaistrs
By survey
Foo handSsS aai siTiy sigM qa9 G.rss
gsRiU .lcysa
" g believed tAsre afs fee pieces ~ rfaperse
~ TIE sane extent vila this nsofs valuabls, hae
ne rcsidsnes sf ihs sgh.sTsbsF sssbss sthes ~
'e''meuts hs9te sErcssbls o. hi,n. Tssass ne
trouble % inquiries he wHl slate tLa, la pfiss -
$50 per ears--oDs thirj sssh ne ssassisles "a
one, two. Tires, ssd four year., bsarisg isssssss
Co@muhscatiess - Teistea ~ ne Sracsf8T
can be made % his fslatifs. NJ ! a. a Tssiae
% JshsrsVn, - uhoais 90 By Mr " & gssAsss
90 'hs Prem'.ss. q viii Be shsvn - Esssaas a.
'irous Of purehasiag
49,. aoHGuRr RoBINsoH.
PhilsdsipLis. Dee &. lsss-tf
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PoSTcsRIPT.

NEW foaK. City July 4. 1880.
.Hrfni ErpiosioA and loss of Life
returned 10 TIE city . few moments since,
70 be informed o. most horrible eaplo-
sipn. which took place about 10 or II
o'clock. As the Harlasn train Of Cars
vas proceeding cat Of town; the locomo-
tive got off the track aear Fourteenth
street., 1eGfsOn square. and whilst an ef.
lof, was making 70 get II on sgain, the
boileF exploded, Killing. as 10 vsrioasly es-
timaled. from ten 10 fifteen persons. and
|dreadfulls muiilaling and sealding some
thirty OF forty others. As ihe scene Of
The disaster 10 some two miles DISSENT up
Che city, cannot now give you the par
iieularss from ny Own observation, bat
viii do 90 tomorrow.
The Haslaem Rail Road Company are
allowed TO raR locomotives only on gala
dsys, add THE sad accident is a foil com.
meniary 90 the impolcy Of suffering 10.
eomotivss 70 enter . city 81 ell. The En-
gioser Of The train vas among the killed.
Yours in great haste.
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EA0N NAnceLlNO PEnEz hss ne piss-
~ aure 81 anaouqciux - ihoss gsstis asa
30 have teas hia ne hoaour ~ bsramirs
uenhsrs 81 ths rl4ss ~ Nusir. uafes - dirss.
tles, ihat Abe cisss b ssu fsii na siu b.
hsppg - mset thsm e ~ fnses rThamrssa' :
HclaD so-mcsfes, fffifay. lal a'sIerk. ,. n
g. fts pafpsse - asklse tts tttsssafF prs-
iEiasry eFf9aa1EtEta.
DON PERGx sesllsaes e. aiss t3ants g..
ssas f3F - oaitag, Piaao. ciarlonelt yi.ii..
yiuie. aei sd y at aii ti~ss pftFssst b iuns
Fl1eos - teva ~ s1anlfy.
csefsssseRa, Sslg 90, isz3
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a PATRIOT GoNE.-Anotber venerable
fslicto Of our revolutionary days has been gathsr.
cd 70 his fsihers. Col wiLLnn Atsros. o.
South Carolina, died IN Charleston. on wedues-
day seek. IN he s1sd year Of his age. lie vas
q Capiain andsF Marion, shd served throughout
The Revolutionary var, and took part 10 most Of
ths eSPioia vhteh form ne brightest page IN the
hniory cf lbe 9ouih.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11

BS-The Board Of Directors Of The Bal iimoFe
nnd Ohio Railroad have clothed the Hon. LOUIS
Nolan with powers 70 proceed 70 Europe for
The purpose % disposing Of the sterling bonds Of
ne city q Baltimore and Maryland, issued in
aid of the Railroad
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11

ns-A orARrraLr mrrnso OF The Methods,
Episcopal Church will take place a. Hsrp-r,-
Ferry on the 18th and i4sh Of tina moalh (July. }
The Rsv. J. A. coLLiss will be in Attendance As
Presiding Elder. July a.
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NrM IRoN wnnKs w.

NEW IRON woRKS.-we visited. a few
days since, the furnace Of Messrs. Pcrdue. Nj
chols & Co., reeenty erected aud put in operation
on the Shenandoah river.in this county, s5ou,
a mile below the Shahnondale Springs and OF
a mile from the river, on he Southern side
a large building. has been erected for smelling
operations, the eastern portion OF which IS used
for 'ihe reception Of ore and coal, and the west
eTn wing for the reception OF the metal after il
has passed through the fiery ordeal,-the stack
or furnace being IN the centre OF the building.
and,ihe wheel-hcnse on the south side, contain
ing large oveTshot wheel turned hy stream
having It's source we judge in the bluolridge
mouniain-the machinery put 40 motion by this
wheel forcing the air or blast through pipe to
the IRE near the bottom Of the furnace. We had
not tie pleasure OF meeting with the propretors
OF The works, but learned from the workmen,
WHO, though the Ere, coal, and smoke had given
them rather an uncomely exterior. Appealed TO
be gesdeuen within, Mat about three tons Of pig
iron are run of daily. and that they expect TO IN
crease the quantity in a short time. The ore is
obtained in the immediate vicinity OF the furnace
IN eteai abunhanee-being found near the sur
face, in large bodies, slightly iniermixed with
red clay OF stone; and the whole country A.
round containsevery indication that inexhausti-
bic supplies ocyaluable ore exists in that region.
We have heard OF no analysis of the yield OF
quality Of this ore, but judging from its weight
and the appearance OF the metal, we should pro-
lnounce Of the best quality. The coal is made
frOm wood, Of which there is great quantity, in
The immediate vicinity Of the furnace. Thus
convincing US that the want Of ore or wood will
perhaps never be an impadiment to lhe success
Of this furnaes. The facilities, too, afforded by
the river and the railroad, for conveying the
pigs TO the beat markets in the Union, or TO the
best FORCES, give this furnace advantages which
must condaee much TO its prosperity.
About ffly workInen, We were informed, are
employed in connection with these weeks, for
whose accommodation numerous small buildings
have been erected round hs furnace, amongst
them store house, filled win dry goods, 6e.
The wheie forming quite lively scene at q spo,
which bat few months since. presented rude
and desola:e tpPesrapte. We wish the enter.
Prising PEoPrietors, who recently purchased the
land for the PorPose Of aiming and smelling
operations, the mos. liberal success IN their ar
duous undertaking.
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leoNsBSscATHD ToR rsE JARS pas.
CRLRBRAT At. snERfIRRDSrov,

- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Az celebration efthe shepAsuls,sva ttsFu senis
Bsnd, who inyiged q Iew saas SD gsAas soas "A
Resoiaslonsry tolaiesstb paEteks Ht1l stfsem ia 4
COLLATION. sprepsrsd b. their vofIAY fTisnd gssos
sessss.se;l batter the sioss ssaes.d ha
sAeswss y. csmtron aAd Jeha Keptie&ss. 1Ls
following sostts we're dslgBks tfe 1rs
4. The coaHiiatio s'Sfthe taised stsstsr
tHeH CSfaSbA. ~ "a B4sd
Ths'Army and Sssy ofass uni,sa sfasa
tn. sf.@o.y Of Cro... Il s:ss 1,.sss s.s'
r.. q. I g, .siarsA
: 5, Or coaetryi when Ibvsfsd bSss lorssgn 3,
dOshpsin fss. tsts rise 70 1aes.,n. ss 49, =.
@7''sof fa' s-'ivs sss.s. g Sc ss.sf.y ylsassss'
ssTpsPrs.if;s, stlSs'tjal,.t isss~ A'''s-
= Tas lie.s. Z i,..t.s:s ss''1,'''' ''.-,sA
. lIsev el.yl lt,av.is . C.sis Iisss ~
wa G u..s, ne scp....ss, i 80 sssa
"a qh. s,.,.,f.. =. {, -, .. :. ~ c'sa'Fy
: ieTAs s,., spes,ss Bsssiss, 80 '''''
lssgmsy " ssys. ~
o'er abs lsad sfihs fref.na D. hpas ~ The brave.
&C. re sbsses q xl5sss VsrslS 4 sisS s,.,r
Anefisan Tea "a haiias fssnl tfs sssa nssntion-
=; ~ ssas :. q. y .sls .,g, shsa 'i'i'as
~ - - eAtllI| 80 rttftfEAs
istiss srsp " 5sss.,.. ~ -, ~ .,,
~ PsIais.l--f CsEr A1sFe - Ve,EaaFs
N0kLsrE EtrTOAsrH
Bgfte Pfefft.at ~ thsnka n sAis sessp.uy
- ~ s.a.ata (sliss s,seifi 20 lie ss-rtar y
pssIal.as itis Gotta iss - syssaas .lfsrr
~ taceb ttssip. ". The nlsmegF ~ Cal -.
espa5 Eeer taEss - fassf .tfig ~ Fle1f ~ a~ae~
~ etata HaasSiettsnss NasEiozf6,,. Vk1i,
al gSae. haf nos fsreotsu
~ Hit,gp Hishsp The PHirh q 1ri,. VIZ.
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D. Jsas Ahl-r. s.. (a SsAEsr II a. Rr,sA.-
n Ssesss w.ssiss,ss. ~ saiiiisry cAa-f.la.
:. Ny Jsha -,hil>r. ". The D.y ve sei..r.s.
nsy y ns'es - fsrso'ssa s@s~s ~ AIssris-.
NY Hitiians Sssrsas. pls.sy sf ssp< sad saf-
nslsnt ss.as to The sssssy % his csusiry.
~ q. y. Fsscek Ths fearth Of Juiy A fslr
asy. good iiysos. and good d-y.
~ Il. =. Hrsksa. Shsphsrdsfows ti.rmsnls
sosssty Nay they ever be united ~ shs sane ,iss,
ard .anated By the good fseiisxs thai psrvsds
th~n ueoa the present occasion
By JsAa Sssrs.r. The Srithssid Biues Nay
u,sy thu, Day esjoy .s good sAser ~ ~hSs vs lat
by Dsr.i BHi-yrs.
The Tar. ssses, charming Ladies'.
With their bright snilisx f.sss,
Ca boz thew euehsnt cur seases
When In sieir FIND ersbr.eesL
nv Ca>sf The Presisi-at Of the D.v
m ny H. Ca~srsa- TheshepAssd.,O~a h.rmsals
By Csesa The iisros. sna soIs,e,. Of IN.
"s,o'n,iea; Brave in s-ssls-ysasrousi % conquest
wise in reason.
Amer seversi has sirs from the iisrnsais Bsad,
tie Company rv,irsdt to their rsspessiss hsaes yell
pleased. Ss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11

THE BALTIMORE LITERARY MoNu-
MENT.-The number for July is early before
the public. and will receive n cordia, welcome
from It's readers II contains a judicious me-
LANCE OF the light and the serious, and in the
''sor and raeiness Of its prose articles generally
exeels the late numbers Of the pubIica,iou.-
Among the poetic contributions are some I'm.
'tanras on "Unbelief' from the pen Of one of
The editors.-lB.