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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

A lady who has found the following rem
edy for the prevention of bedbugs, wishes
to make it pnb'ic,-After cleansing the
bedstead thoroughly, rub it over with hog s
lard. The lard should be rubbed on with
a woollon CLOTH Bugs will not infest such
a bedstead for whole season.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

From the Richmond Wing of Saturday.
Huzza for Logan!-" Last but not least IN
our affections.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20
Congress.


2s.76l 27,l6O 27,O94 2s,532
Wing and Conservative majority
for members of the Legislature, 1901
Loco Foco majority for members of
Congress, 1888
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

Enormous Wealth. The celebrated
Countess Branitska, the niece of Potemp-
kin, died lately on her estate of Biala
Cerkiew, in the eightieth year of her age.
She had been fayorite Of the Empress
Catharine, on which account the Emperor
Alexander always treated her with the Ut
most distinction and respect, addressing her
by the name of matuShka or mother. He
never met her without kissing her hand,
and he would stand in her presence until
she babe him be seated. The countess has
left an immense fortune; which will partly
be inherited by Count Woronzow her son
in law. A sum of one million sterling, in
specie, was found in her chateau; she had
sixty millions Of rubIes lodged in the bank
of Russia, and on her estates were one
hundred and thirty thousand peasants or
slaves. The Countess, in her lifetime,
made money in every way; she lent 1t out
on mortgages and there are very few land
ed proprietors in the empire who are not
her debtors. She discounted bills, sold
gold, disposed herself of the immense pro-
duce of her lands and it is even said; that
having visited France several years since,
aud finding human hair so valuable IN that
country, she had, on her return to Russia,
caused the heads eff all her female slaves
to be shaved. and shipped cargo of chev-
enures TO France, where they fetched her a
handsome return. Her caiseie was always
escorted by thirty of forty Cossacks, and
her reputation for wealth was SO general
,hroug bout the empire, that during the last
lnsurrection, the Polish government had
given instructions to General Dwerncki
and other officers sent on expeditions into
Lithuania, to endeavor to gain possession
of her treasures.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

Timber Sale. The timber now in the
Aroostook boom, cut by the trespassers, is
to be sold by order Of the Land Agent on
the 18th Of this month. The timber in this
boom which was cut under permits from the
State. i, is said, has been permitted to pass
down the river at the request Of the own
ers. The timber cut by the trespassers,
not large quantity, remains upon the
banks of the river never having been put
rnto the water.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

Dro,cncd Mr.. Josiah Spof1ord of Nor
ridgewock, was drowned on Tuesday June
4, at the foot of Grand Falls. on the west
branch of the main river Mr.. Spoflord
was driving logs for j. Norcross & Co, OF
this city, and while on jam, eadeavorins
to break it up, was knocked off by hand
spike into the rapids, and rescue was i'm
possible Bangor Wing u
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

nrho House Of Representatives Harc - 1899
Road sind passed II HAaliIN, Speah.r.
. In Senate, March II, 1859.
Road and passed
JOB PRINCE, President.
JOHN FAIRFIELD.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

Great Elm The Somerset Journal
gives an account of an elm tree in Mercer
in that County, (about half mile from the
village, on Capt. John Bakers land which
girths, eighteen inches from the ground,
t'0oaty-t our feet and eight inches; and has
been estimated by men of GOO Judgment
to contain tacelUe cords Of aeood Therea-
son given for the publication of this fact,
is to let the Boston folks know, that they
have larger elm 'up east, in the County
Of Somerset, and State of Maine, than their
celebrated one on Boston Common.
Resigning. A good anecdote is related
of Inman the painter, in connection with
the late President of the Bank of the { nj
ted States. This distinguished inancier.
as he was about to leave the station he had
so ably filed for many years. yielded to the
solicitations Of The hoard of directors 10
have his portrait painted for their room at
the bank, and Imam was selected to exc
cute the work. We'll, said a friend to
him one day, while the picture was yet on
the case. how are you painting Nick, In
man? With an air of gaiety or air of gray-
ity2 Hey?'--'N either, responded the pain
Ter, but with an air of resigaation'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

object Three yesrs have bsea eoossm-
% = military operations, snd st v hst cost
ssd wsih vLss Sesslsss At The cost Of
sesriy tsesiy nilhoss Of dollars. in lives.
cf near forty officers. killed or died Of
wounds. OF OF t5e climate: of NJ any wound-
ed. Of nearly four bandred soldiers killed
and wounded Of he regular Army: be-
''des heavy losses among the militia and
vo'ssiesrs- This Is the coat and shat
srs the results, The results srs four
eoes''es Of Florida depopulsisd-the In
dams ravsSing the country from Cape
Sable 70 the Oksfeeokee swsmp-,he
froeiser- Of Ceosgis sii.eked-depssds-
isoss carried TO the suburbs Of Sc. Angus.
tine snd T.IIahassee-ihs light house q,
Florida Po.ut bornt and destroyed: ship
wrecked mariners on the coast Of riorids
massacrrd-snd ell cultivation suspe nde d
over large district Of country. part oil
which was settled and euliivsied under
The dominion ofSpsin when Florida was
province OF ihs, kingdom These are
the r~su!ts. si'er three years Of military
opsra'ions-s.ier this great cost in money
and in lives.
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FOR ElGN.
LITER FROM EUROPE.

I
The packet ship Duchess Of Orleans
enng' Fans papers TO the evening Of 9th
February. Inclusive. containing London
dates To the evening Of the 9Th.
The most important ielIigence by this
ARRIVAL Is i'om Belgium. The King had
Ptorogoed the Chambers till ihe 4tb of
March. but we fiod no statement Of the
reason wby. .
The Polish general Skrzyneeki. ceie-
orsted M the last struggle az the Poles
Tor freedom. had been appointed 10 CON
mand IN the Belgisn army and 10 con.e
qnenee OF thD the Prussisn and Austrian
ambassadors bad demanded their pass.
ports The Brussels correspondent OF the
Paris TsSsps says. 10 relation TO th,s move
nsni. that
Previous 90 the demanding Of ,h.i,
passports by the Prussian and Austrian
smbssssdoTs q: Brussels. the latter of
these diPlofna,isis presented 10 the minis.
ter for foreign affairs note from Prince
MeiieTnioh. IN which the escape Of Gen.
Skrzy from Prague - consideretI "A
having been made wiih the eo-oprtai,on
OF the Belgian government. and this. 10.
geiheE ~Ith hi, admission into the army
- styled hostile denonsiraiion sga,n.,
Austria The terms Of the note ere ,s,d
10 have been strong and menacing; and
the PTUssIsn anbasssdor having supported
~. demanded ~ consequence bis passport,
81 the same tine"
a letter from Brussels states that the
Beigisn charges 81 yiesna sod Berlin
hss been esiied bosns and that the K;ny
r~iosed an aodiesce Of leave 20 the Aus.
Tran sfn5assador. PRIOR 70 his departure.
I The two ambaSse0rs left Brussels on
the 6'h 81 Fsbruary.
The Belgian gOvefnment was nasin1
preparations iof Saf Noiice had heeo
Pnbl'shed from the War Office tba, the
government wss ready 10 make large DOR.
chases Of horses; and ihis notice vas -.
sssed % consequence Of the refussI Of IN.
PTuss'sn government 90 allow the sxnor.
's''oa 81 herses 3oO0 having been 81.
peeisd ~ ihe Deigisn govunment rom
that kingdom.
Ose % the first acts 81 the Freneh min.
isify. siist Its Iesomp;ioo q Office and
The dissoiuiioa u The Chamber. was "a
e'smiss 81. Psnd from The mssieTsh,p Of
the mat. fos political opposition.
Both eHriSes, o. rather Ill parties we're
mskiax great saosis for victory ia the an.
PREACHING elections
ia the British Hoass q Commoas The
~ .eseseseg toP'e u The dsbsis % The r..
peal q Tie Core Lee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

~. - 49, tcn.-l G=vssL
THE yauxCY POxEY


Mr. e o. <-sb<ne< wash vzs srsuxAs u2
i',''sr- az --s-<- Ess<.S<annx Csm@ns~< ar
7eF <z'i1<n1arrY g ukc e.-arz>rz whs<a 90 Wh;,s
-sIe - Lar s-pnt as>z1ns< risr pzsts power of
-ssrs yrnr,r-s sE<rcs.> y most perasc,sxs II
ft'-a.<r an rlr subA< mr<1tsl % tkeS~ yr.r-
z-Ss,'t c,<rs NJ q r> r1ssse nso<y fos ~r>e-
s.srs-~raas< ps2--.>s. ~s~kl - 10 ssssx LsnrsaL
-1ag mt zsyrsp>r ,=I an psr,s<s h.vs s.ss>i
- tsnss<zzn1sis - ssszsusxs . Prz<ner-css -
sssssssss< q ss<sy c,sd p<an<a2,s y Cssas-
zsr-r-
! We ss,-vs ~ .sssvr q ny. Lycu. ~
n~s.s-s CsEe<rrr ~ y<~ T~<<- gwen N h<fssr
1i~ 1rss-r<>sznr Csas4uS~. ssi vhea q - re-
rfE~sa~t E..ss Acre A. ssssS Es<ry sxsy tbou-
SAT srsr<a.ssi,rs lar c-unfry. whs coasssbuse
~ Ia sss<-sa.rvrinc fssd 80 r~Ss, &c may vel b.
eoIsrre sssr ss~ nsssses whuca zss>sn darn m
ssS2--rzss - sysrrm ~ nss~s s<ssish and dis
h1a.e~sd<- H. Lssa xs=s-
Il ksse fssSu<asiy been called on %
c1.-s-SsAe 10 ralspez objects whl< vss
<esg-y CaSs~c,o<. ~ IN officer Of the eus-
iSs-Sszs>- The snoaef v.s from TWEEN
~ <.S-Ess {, oue haadred doilars- The
.sx u1s Frs rata srS,rtsng 70 salary. Il
s,-r rruparssoa Eosa cor 20 six per Ct.
] fr~vls<.rEy pos. . pa<t Of the amount :
Sh<n y uss tso ks<h. aad more thaa ]
oo@iS s&srl- I srget fhem 10 reduce II :
- a--> sss-anc<. where Z Vas assessed r..
srr=-E S-skI-s- yr Sxr.vout ted the
elects a rh> tax that ,sn dollars vas
sss1za E.r R< 10 paw For . few year.
SsrS i srss at psEi any thing 20 ,be
t-<=<r.- Coo -r-se>. because could not
csSas<ssS-szvsty hsn-rr sustzis the party.
Sa~ c11.Secs0es II tAs Tsn many Hall &C.
1879 t1snzsss.-e. oce Of .ho,n was John
s-~1-ssr. elI<i oa re several tsn-s-
.E-4Ia I yscs eace or tSIce ca,isl on
--f - sSS5ect the 3roeus for sll-k vas
sssss<s. &c MAS not The rex,.iar collector.
A-s- sSs~ &C rk> C-nerst Committee. Ibe.
sseTe ,ss- s~s-sr <H ts<- cGce.s of the
es-.1s--Sss.s-. m S1ors acd out. .ad the
e-e-Ss rsse sr=-sIsty taxed- sal generally
F-r=- .Ez- sksy veT. zss~..~d- 7, va.
sss~sse1 ~ tRe Gea<rzI Committee @,
E1z=sIaF Hal sad for the support %,
tAe Fl--y Srso-las.sd TIE Tanaanv n al
7srry- u tie rztsvp5rzl dub not raw the
s-->o's-' - WIS taxed with. the CoIIecto,
uSGs. renazs- You vii &c reported q
10 s<se-ai CsaRI,tse- .ad every BODY
sn-rrstSsst TN proscrIp'roa vo.Id follow
1 L Cssf@ec.1r Ct tia General Committee
Srs n sssAaoetselI hoax. Which eoniasa,
ne 1I=<s sf persoa, taxed. AID the a.
<-s1S--; eS1A .=dsssts Is fesfGiTea to pay. >
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28
DEMOCRATIC cnNrrNrt

DEMOCRATIC COMMEMORATE ar-
By, which assembled IL Narl1sl,ur- 81 ~ -.
instant, dominated VIZ. Lrc4s- Esa. q n.
town, as The Van Barren candidate fer czn----.
IN ms District Il MS s1-P. OK <s,,,r,.,r-.
have Pat the b-si f0oi fsrrtaos-. ~ I'm.
possesses the entire conhsehoe q kss s-s---- 49,
Is not without personal i.g.Psizs1r Bu- AZ Ems
val not save hirn from d~f=ss- lis ,,san.-rs
sentiments are 81 fte mast o.Insrsea. CO. .ns
eannoi BE- sustained fass pzsrissi- e.s-rrz--
lie Is an undertaking Supp ricr 81 Eis- ass.rn.-
iraiion, Sui-Iicasury and Sa-r,osissr--- 1z,su,-s
The many examinations 81 gaa D.r-arsrz ue.y,ss
dos bot rec-ITe LIS Sanruca.
The proceedings wia BE- :-ires s.~us x-,;s -
They were received 100 iaie fes siss zars -,u,..-
All the counties IA IN D.,ari-s r-re T.---.-.a,s
ahd great uaap .-i,iy fof Hr Lu-ss-Hsr Ma,
thrown oFcr5g,ra. aad fhus I..srsrznrs s..uz ~
party had no further rse for hlra ~. a.-xaz
his fate, and symPethlse sr-f his s,,~n1sz. q,
view Of has late letters. Il vas xs--r ess. ~-v.s
Mus 20 i-eai hifn- Ne have seld.,sa 49,. . 49,
hsgr1ai act 81 snzTaiiudr-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28
l.HE sPRING cANeA,Gx.


As the tine q es,csirn sp>sun<Aeu. q. e-s-
tel ware, r,-,r~x - a.. - 60
der ,,-,- ,-----,...- 49, = - .as---- -.
4 -
~ ~ ~ aS>
o. fhe S'sie, ta. canvass ~sa - Hi--fs1-s-s-
aud ia some The TcSa': - r-rr d~.ir1a-
In th- Csiprper pncrsrf. NJ Bznss - "a,
Ear-a m-naLcr. who Mas und-sSasae r.srrIupsfs
90 has cleci,on 90 ne cppcs~S ~ NE s~.-Trr.-.-
~, Lut voted Cor Il wirra h- got ., " ssAaa...-,
u cpposed BIZ M s.snxnsrr lNLra
La the Fssa<rsox District Nj Ezr-..a - h.-, !,
. candidate. and n oppo>-e b, Wn laeas- L.
the Van Barca candidate
In the .fsg~<s and Es<z>ssf slszrzr- csr- C-Ei<
the late " H. fnrnt<r has scr--s6r4-s- --y--s-r-
ton IN the Person 81 Sxsspei sciDp.eE Nor.
EsG-
In the Ptisyirsxis a.x;ricf- Nr Gees ssr LIE
v. IL meDeer. IL opposed i,y he ssrr-nsr E<,,,u.-
bean. Sinc-n; wnch-r.
La the -ds~ssrsiss Dssfr,<-- ft--- nv <trr~ rxD-
cida,ex. Mr.. Morgan. ias< " T. r.-enst-r. NJ
sieeafve " z aud CO., Hst rassnz- IA az, !
The signs arc Favorable - sls- sacn-ss &C za~
latter.
in The Cro'nsrinr Dis.r,r.- Csf- El--,~ . 2 }
ard r. IL. Weiheree Va sEe Ire o-spszsz- ca
didsics-
In the Es4f.rd District. Ar Cr--ss Z - kser n
IN the fe.d IA o7aoSs:ssa - ar S.urr- u 4
s-sai-cons,rranre
wing Candidate IN o7rossiissn - In szse " Z
nenbcr. Mr. +. l. hives
Ia The Charlotte Dl<srsc-- Mr. -nbn fiaa ~,
""'S canalt1ie, and lif- D@nss. u ti-@zs "a
No'' q, oSo-f fcasitrr " h'-y - sHffsSs-e. d
ID, 1e'ainl-'rsnoH Parry
= --ssil1- Ssle1 sssf nno liar
!, !. ,e,r,,s 10 -. =. -.
rninisif.iiua. are IL oar c.fA,a,s-s a. -
noRsoed- We l-arli TIA. tbe n'hsrs q d. H.
rr' az not crfirrir sz-.s.'--s rste s-r>r~-- md
.s l-A % pt',.."s ea'a'eSi- a ts'-- own staa
y1,r - -, - NJ . :,
whe;,r r-saIyfs ~. :, ~. 49, -. a. = -
w.los. II ~ .ho.,is 49, e,r-..a.. ~ : v-,,--
would - placed h-yons .sssr-
10 u'e ,Ns'f.srs ~ Dfs-siet. Nf- T@iszls-5s
- 10. :, III =, Il y s..a ',...'- a Il
onnos-I I.r n, H. ~ = :
II Tie Eirt.ea,,s o., rpis..,.- ~. 49,.
and ra,,. ~ - a.. 80 - -
g.,,eg a; Tic L.nt 1,fse- s.ase 4r s,r,,..,,r..a
il The Hagsisrn { S-r.r- fiI- -..rs,ru,.S ar-.,
Shina .pposes Air I,.s,,s,,, a. - -
on tse ground il.ai the l.r.et - "a r.sy,-- !,
rsbi IN hi> Van Eur-nia,a. Tac-r az 80 ~
Camden TIE ol,.,,,.s g., a. - =
even.
IN tie Lo-iSsuH district there "a no s,:s-ar-ssr,
to Cra. Mercer-s.ir. Nrf-a,sr - g. "
lace hoih having wiihdrazn.
Ia the dis.IIc,s iai-iy reT--s---cs s,r ls-s--s
Jone.. Peznrbacl-i. rr,,,ys,oI- ~ = -
bv Messrs ifani-r ai.a w.. w. -.,.s 1r-
li'Tsins tConservshsc) shzrr H. &C, a-.-sCz
o~'-'' s''''' H. are @,l1's SAi'.-i1Ai'ti-
,i |a''rs OF me N'n''sT,'stf''na- f-l's'a'r
''sh'u, or S'1'e' iS7ss TIE Ea-1--''''e MAJ
We eoe-aos 'hai iLe ireSi'er's S-s esz--ssF zss-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

a MECHANICAL ommanics.ioa n
'o-days paper. over lhs signature, We AZ Or,
thought Of noiie'ng. and pointing cot the many
misrepresentation viih which q aboaBds. hot On
soeseqaeni reflection, We deem a. altogether an
necessary. The Ssjseis OF he writer are 20 plain.
net 10 say eonisrBpiible. thai We doabs uhetb.r
ear Fsa4es wOuld Bot tale il ., an insuh 4 us
wefs 70 aiiemp; 70 point shrm out. no oae, re
are sure. can he innaesosd 90 misisd b. such
isund'csd productions. n oar fr1~s.is vlIl hssea
% eavNs fron such sisisisvssisd sourc-, we
haze fornsds wrong esfimafs e her good pens.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

TIE CSaS>nsIeo assent teh Iass even.
sss 1t o. Ioek. 10 the Hal Of the House
q D<Eexsses- Ok BIS Watkins motion
M kssSoiPA Harrlsos, ST., a Dsler.ie
q iAS ResPs< tEo<s tie eoaafy OF Cum.
1'eslsaA. Sss Appointed PFe,,dSh, pro fem.
y S01a-stfse % 3 as tkea appointed 70
FseP'tsr FrsfEtary arrangements fos organ.
Szssz sAe Co1se.tI0o- They recommend
- Hfs-y 81 C~csge Tucker a. Prrsidest
a tA< CoovsEspoc, John Boo
&ss>s1Fk HlsEssoa. Charles Yaaesx
Pap Sesbova@ NSekoI4.. Ceo,r. &
DsSz Ss5be sa4 Heroine L. Opse a. VIC.
FEesn2sH.s-sn4 Thomas Rlschs. .aA
hSzA y Cssgsa6 a. Sscrrt1sIss- Thee
1FFE-sisH4sts were see0sdInxfy made
S.e FL a the DeIsgss~s Of the Psopie
E1s ss<s e4ti>S. sad there sepeared m
,r-soa 6 ~ Psoxie5 asost IGsj. More
~ 1pP<s so-Ssy-
IL sstis % th~ tsO Houses were aIso
es'-s'S--4a% = R@psblIeso Senator's. snd
- bst<1rss~s sss~erse 70 their nsnes.-
fs~ Bsis sxs eroSdes With the menbers
- - Cs~Seasssa-
a CSz1Tsse~ - > vss ordered % L.
frs-ssasst - the CLasr - prepare 40 IA
~seas - ths R~0Si--Aad tk> Coaven,,ea
seS1Ssz<s ss1 t.ss asrusax . o'eIo<k a.
gIas n Psss~lsss al opportunity 10 re-
PES "a sAs@<s e he C0nHittes-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28


iAss so-y Assem- hied IN tia C.p,to,
AHft svsEs=S II oT> cock MAJOR Yancey
r-,- ed ~a=ei horscl called the house 10
7cs-r- Cd Ha,xIEs moved tha, a tenn
>orl-y CkE-n1a be appointed. and that
NJ 2EzstStpa Hasrisoo OF Cumberland.
tsxe ,A~ Ca-ls-- FRO tenn Hethea moved
- n oSS=z-stee ~ recommend officers.
rss.s * aad tA1r ssss. con n.i;ree be
cS-@7o+e-f pizt Ct the S<aa.e, part Of the
HaDAse nc DSbexs,es. aEd par, Of the De-
=soSE1<s hasa fh< eSast.y- Maj Y. took
Er- a. tk1F FEo7ss,f9su, cocsisieriny :, a,
H1ssyA sg 81 r1vl@sSs-s GI-ilaeti1n. and a
T1-a~r Te2estrsy upon rae country De-
.IsScsbcy- CcL w dEscIAiraed aay IN
reSsSs1 % s1sssuzse thas \ Sufficient ,nfu-
$500 Il SsatE-Itv could not be procure
iron fas eDr.asEy De!egztes. 10 eater int
tSe cc[gess'bna Of = Conmit.ee- Tn.
T'Scssn Fsssasted aot = Committee v.s
,F7oasr<t-
Ise CSzasttee reported the Rules Of
- H1uS.r sEt reesm nsnted Judge n.
81 Geo Tucker. of the Cont Of Appeals
- FsessI>nt- sat sonzs half dozen others.
-Sste sszes re did not heas. N Vice
Pfe,sSe.s
The H==b-r Of Delegates from the
corsasry s7F>srsd 10 be about ICg. There
se.e tao Jvss-s Of the Court Of Appeals,
tJs4<ss Iscksr aad Pssker.) and one Of
ass cfoerat CoGrt- present. ningiIn1 IA
'se r-es-e al party We hope The er.
1ssse e SzstDce EIil Eot DC eoasanIn.te
y ise cactset- In lanes past. the people
- EEgsHss rrvested 1t the spectacle O,
lea u gas sssofs.$ 10 fke strife Of party.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28
A NEW cANDIDAiE FOR THE v,cr

PRESiDENCf.-on Of the currcni prophecies
81 the day, O! the fulf'ncn, Of winch there
seems no doubt. (says the Lynchbury Viryinian.
rs, iha, Col. RlcniED ". Joaxsos i. no, 20 h.
Ie-nominaied to The Vice Presidency, he party
hAiins that he can bring no capital 10 the con-
cern and that ASDsEw STEVENSON, Esq. who
las been studying a. Democracy" a, ..ihe sea, Of
her Grace the Duchess of Dcyonshife.- 81 oe.rrr.
IS TO be the nominee fer that high oGio. Col.
Johnson Will doubtless decu, 1t a suiiic,ent re-
compense for being linus whi>;led off. 10 be as
sared by the Editor Of the Enquirer that two or
Three oil his leis.s are deposited IN the said Ed
tors portfolio, and are held IN high estimation
See an interesting Article on this subject, fsora
The National inielliSencer, Oh tie preceding pare
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

THE TINE or ELECTION The NJ,
changing the day for holding the Elections in
'iTinia, has passed both Houses of the Les-is-
ia'ute Tie Elections. therefore, will take place
'hts year G., tie fourth Thursday er My, and
hereafter q, usual. on the fourth rhurSiay OF
.ipriI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28
TIE FLORIDA WARTS coSr Axn
IFS RESULTS THIS FAR

IFS hkStLTS THIS PAR
We al remember. upon the FIRST out.
break Of the difficulties eth tb. Semi.
noles. and the srst check given by them 20
ous arms. boz the psssioas,e and prssurp-
'iOos Old man then al the head II the 70,
efnnest stOFaed - and Fesi!ed the officers
% eommsnd-aad how fooled BY sven
phsnis 70 the Top 81 he beat. be talked Of
TIE Ease wRh ~b5cb ke could snye tLi,
hasdfsi q sasszss INTO the sea. Years
hafs passed. AID The ssvszes are .,,li
thefe--sad there too. are bleacisinz sbe
soses Of hvadTeds q osr gsl,sai soldier.
f.ilsa - hopeless struggles ssalns, . deadly
climate and Uoseen Zoe.
The picisre - thus dsasa By Sen.,os
bsaioe N hIs sreech on the bsIl-uh,ek
So Iost "a the Hoose for The establish
s.ssi Of sOrt u Military Colonies N
Honda ---fsr Hsrk -9aeriesa.
Troops have been tried. add hsr. f.,l.d
~ sces1pishiag The effect. Every spe-
e'es. Of troops have been tsied--reeuls,..
s.s'''ia. sad volsutesrs. horse and ioos. -
they have made esnpsiess snd foszhs
naii'ss ios :hres yesrs. sad have doas eli
ihss Een essid Do sa6sr sueh sireum-
Stances. sd hey have su6srsS nor. shaa
nen ougks % BE rsqsirsd 70 suffer "a soeh
VS. sad sn vithssi seeompiishiax ths
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frJ'h mat b. mrs e sssne - .-.r --ass-r
10 'eAra That lows the sisse ial-ss -s-ss.s ST.
'enee Of deaih foT al sf,esfs ., raye "a Z. !.
e"nniy' has BEEN fe;usaca g. Escfas--.s. $50.
requis'lion lfen he Ceserssr. ,ss,.s-u.sss e
- supposed. fof FsasPessziioa - .a.a II l.
aits Of the Unf'od ssai~s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

ADJOURNMENT OF TIE LEGIsI. A.
TuRE--We learn from the Richmond nhi-
Thar The Legislature will adjourn about the 9Th
or s'h OF April. Al the most important mat
tiers have been acted on--and there is now rauet
acting and little speaking. \ few more bus:ne.s
days Will go far TO relieve The Clerks table Of
Its burden.