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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12


RDR gAHia,
kahE subscriber Utshss 20 sell hls FARN IN
"a Berkeley county, situated on the Pot~uae
kiVer, ~ miles from MariinAbuTK snd from
ShePhsrdstown. This Land L pert Of he
tract known ~ WhiiiBg's Meek, aad soulain,
900 ACRES,
90 o. which is Arst-rais River Bolton, (nst n.
feriof 10 any % the Polonse,I 30 GersS OF sDs
Weed Lsnd sud 50 Seros % elssrsd upland
! ees@ u uaneee'aaFy is enter istO mere nj.
nute deseFiPtios. ~ psrsons vIshipr n n,,,.
ehsas will doubtless view the premises And
judge for themselves.
Any eomAuniestiOa (Pssi psid) sddrs.,ed "a
me at MiIlwOod, Clarke couaty, VirTipIa Nil
Be promptly ATTENDED to.
August 8, 1stl.-I2t.
q Tie HNgsrsiSssa Tsrek LiEki ssin pl,o,. a.
'sTf he sbsrs ~ seeks, sd Isysayd bii ga De-
PEI e0AistninR sdsf 70 ". ~. w
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12
NOTICE.

THOSE intsrsstsd. are hereby notified, that
u the debts due 70 r. O. smith, have been
transferred - The nndsEsigss5 - Trustso. He
aas ne eoSks, acsoants, boadS and notes In hIs
Po.s sssion, saA Psy@sat viii be expected ss he
dsbas bsesns dns.
Purchaser a. the sale Of George Ridenour
are also notieed, thai their boads we're placed
wah NE undeFaignod for eolleetlon, and that
they viii BE- due % the 96th day Of tAis moath.
Ny ia,lraetions ara 10 collect With all despatch
WA. c. woRTRiNGr0N.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12

rHE ArasotMAsTEa.-Tbe folIoviae note vasr
sensly rsssivsd By hAr. d. the bsOkselisr.
Sur. fleece csnd nee tDh buntehis Of
qails and harG choir Of psipuF. ssfm =
gohin 70 keep = schulz in our naibburhuds,
aud shall bee VeIris mulch ia wSrnt Of
them 'bAil esnd "a ~ next weak sum
ehiekingS, and 10 ersnups. and the
like OF that. end yG may keep an Hekouus
OF svury ihiog, aud will sell with yu
when &c w.
Pc. | may wpai sun gheoggfyphyl
and sum speIlin buks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12
AaraaGts tt


AZ Reita halten ia ths clcFth nEes of tts Gle
eos saPsrief cosFi II Lev AL chantsry ~.
ss.sftol cpulig, the hrri Nonsey b Aarust
i1tti
Jesse Schqfeld, Flsrrvv.
AC.aENBT
Luthsy J. Ger, Daaiei lg.svaer end Pe..
ianin Fbrd. nrraus,rv,.
~ CHaNEERR
f#iiit arfrnfaef, Luftsr u Caa. a. k-s.-s
enlrlei - trrraF1aer. go rIrra rrsrfilT -
tcsfa7 81 DE- 80 CO srtsrhiF ga 60 rnies =. ~.
el4l go 81 aFutlflnr 81 rsfIrlerf1sr rstfrnrr
lisi - 81 ~ - irislb5iars ~ 49, -.rsrvf u :.
FslHe1. - go saif tsssnfraf - anerar hrrr -.
~ NFtit1I ~ ~ rerf frTe 80 srrarr is tiH -
- i,,a 80 49, g eepI ~ 49, eeisT ~ iaff.-
HHH ~ e. eruf9 rnNrrerrr rrrtlI a. =
Gtsfieriava. 81 iae maatts r.sar.sll.tr. go
F.aet a - el fe1F efite t1aft.tsaa : 49,
DC taHe Il .Ftf1t.9r.
tessss s fefL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12
sherman's Cough L.ozenges

SAeFm@n's Cough EoZenRen
An hE suPersediHg the use % al othsv rens-
sA asss Ter Coughs, Colds. AstAma, CToup.
MhooaanE Cosgh, .Ad CoasanPtioa. TAsy vii
ass saiiFsly sssdissts The SasIi Pea, Msoaiss. az
WhooPias Ceush osithsr yin Jhsy Ialss Ihs dead
% 90 say ether bilites hst ihsy via CIJRE
SOUSh Oh COLD sooasr thaa any o,6.r
s g.eols'sss give Im@sdisie relief 10 WhoopinE
Soash: Creep, SD Measles, ssA GURR CbN
9UAbttOA II lsss tine than asy otheT 1000
taey aFe net ouly tbs ksst, bat the sheoBa.s r..6
sins 70 goe. siz seats voEtA dsy u al Chst !,
ss9s,sssd % ssy esq. ssa sli osSissEy sasss are
eersa "a Gee ~ toe dsyG Thry SEQ aot 80 a. S0S
p0asd laso Soties for few moashs. n vvii ~,
pastie aAd asks foTtuas, ksewlnw tAeir ,slst..s.
80 PepulsEtiy @.s, sssSs vhsn ~ Vussng ssoDs |.
nR On thsiF intrinsic merit for lsssirV p',,o,.
Iseg are uasd SD FssoB msnded b. he Rfed;s.i
yasalty, snd ~ 81 vho have usSs -, $500 !.
pSool Po'iivs q thsis sHtrnoFdiuasy asd A~-sEs'I
sHERMARs WORK InzKwcr.
Psv are svsrs bov macy 6isesrse s,is, s,,,,
sorms taeY aFa nes soa6ssd % ehildFsa. 6ss Ihos
eanas upoe thoaeaods, nsy, uiiiioas % ad9its s0r
sna see dls 6o.a lhsig sassss. snd sever ssspss,
81 night ~ s1asFsd fFora sasaT IL - t,ls..i.,
gEPio~a. - An osstiAass Coae6, Psls b ~. Io.t,
- Lasass. Biesding TIE oss iiesdssb@' $500,
Rsg,sor, Dasturosd DFesus. Sisrp Broass ~ ~
ags, Bed Tssts 10 ths MsuaA. OF-ssiy- 49,
t.ssiae - ne Nose, Pass, GFiPiaEs 81 sw.iiisv,
= ne si0es,A ~ Bossit. Naasss. sosssr,isS..-s.
NoEse.iy, Lesalees. Traess.us lishins ofrAs ~,
o3a9ue nigef, so q isErth drisssts6s ~ eIrs -
taeees- 80 80 20 doctcfiaF thai5kespss. sigk-t,s
~ fsiiet. essaaea tasY o. 80 - - fhs -, -
- q ~ these syuYtoRsf Ualess 49, 81. sys
ese.'y aseosai fps thfn souas otksr ~. 6e....t
49, ~ sosins aFe uoghins ne 6sssrnsfiss ~ -
- - - =, -aileFru hase Pc. Coasilisioos
80 ates go ~ ffom Warr,s - !. - 49, =.
-. stthe Ans WOAh LOZENoFs wosi5
eFe are pFsFenisd, ed have assra tksir fis-.
-, stl'sa q gsa9aate ~ one ~ ssr e. Rs-si
80 Colleges, sd sfiss several Essvs 81 -, -
49, 80 l.ieaes etuey, has disaossrs4 - -
sc 80 ssFttsa psFaifses skfsh - -.
- - pelia q glesl Ffiss IS se.1s - -.
so,a ~ q. =. TgLEn. fsenarsi Ar-4t. -.
So. bsluasfe so ttiEh sfrssts nsitiS.s.,..
Also-ioF saio - ne sisfs ~
VA ANuVngnN
tAAEs uiaafHs
IRA. ENTLkR.
Nay ~, isti--iy. - -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12

PED quo SANS "A tsfs ed spssfF ~.
~ tanee n ihsss bise3 ihirsiy aainsls zee
- e9seiel 81 80 zee ef - ttns For tsis
IS gQuNu'e Hrur 2ar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12

II HEREBY nosify sil psrSous having had
n work dose a carhins6 Wsgsa- asksr..
shop. frsn The 4th q Msrah. 1870, 70 De lei
q yuly, lelt, from ssitlisg tAsir aeeounl.
viii T. carBine, hsxiag bssn II parsnsrehip
With hin Ser The tino abovs stated. o. eouss-
qeases 81 car hsvilg dissolved PaFtusgship I
aecounis are settled, of which doe uotlea viii
be given. ALExANDER WATSON.
August s. teli.-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12

HarrtsoH'S Specific Oinfmsnf.
ioA lhs eaEs of Waite svsHlars. sersf-i-
sas tnd otass Trr.oSs - - 49,.
% 80 fasah Wosafs grlsiss - -. $50
ieaaa esiicas acslf Heafa wauea'a
ie efg1e1 Hlelmafle Faiuat Tritsr Trurs
800 sa.iaiaiaai Whingua Hiies Crrns. 80
li.fa.1a TrnoFniiT. Frtea a. rsrfn r.-r
10. eqla y 2. 40 TELEa, fienri 81 A. -.
80 a Arsi huitigofs sasi fiiek ulrsrts N-Iir-.s
Also-~foF aalg 81 ftf steve 81
w. ANuEneuN.
JANIS HlnefNa
> ?. a. EHTLa4
hay "a. reilly. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12
STONE CUTTING.

SAN ~ - S&NSS
TXTILLIAM LoUGHRIDGR respectfully
w informs the citizens OfJsGsFsoa, Clarke,
Frederick, aad adioiDlag eountiss, whe may
Uish ts mark the graves ofthsiE lsnonIsd dead
that be Still eOatinuss 70 make and supersoFEbe
.N,Aansents-BOr, CSlamn, and plain
W@GGD SLABS
And Head & Feet STONES.
~ SWAY uLAIETY.
Having purchased an eKtsBsiVe QUARRY OF
the moSi Beautiful JB1ifs ed YaisvafsA MAR
BE, snd an extensive water powsrto cav and
polish With, his prices will be LOW. Ono
great adVestsgs 70 purchasers Il, that all stous
will Be delivered At hB Fisk, without any extra
charge.
@LRTfERING neatly executed.
By application 10 Mr.. Horaiio N. GaliahaF.
charissiowp, these Who may dssirs aay Of he
above articles can be shawn the Lat 81 prices
and the diderent plans. He will aIse forward
any orders, ePitaphs, &C., that nay be desired.
Or, By addressing him, at Lsiisrs6urK, Wash-
ng'on county, NJ, Ordsrs eau be FLIED without
delay.
bNO inPOsilisH need Be feared, a. his
prices are upifoFm.
January 81, ie4l-Iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12
ros TuF rurs psrs..


Messrs Epir0Hs-By giving place TO The FOL
loving lines, you viii sblies several friends O
your paper, and a. lsast eae Subscriber.
X.Y.Z.
As the writer appears 10 " "a gOas case,
and We like 20 Be obligihg. here coca;
To MISS A. AS.
Can forget that look Of thine.
When hrsi saw tbes, levsly fair,
Those fuby lips and eyes divine,
That shone benealh Thy bright brown hair
Oh no. never saB forget:
Thai happy bear when hrpt ne met,
That keails S7i;s. those soothing words.
nney mat bear them yet
Though parted frOn thee, yr, love;
Ny ihoughtn uill bad ms slill 70 thss;
Add naaghl bat dsaIh can e'sE erase
The msmoEy q my love foT thee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12
TAKEN

Nh01 he DfaEsn q the unAcrslrssS a.
A Weanetdag ne 2lsi ~ iuiy, ths ssr of
pc seics GOLD WgAE0W, eth ths iri.
icfa 90 the taeh. god facaa. with = smnU
craek aesf the Squire 6-iha handis yrrv -,.rb
WoEn, 81 y aas used wiih q seal. Also.
"A Gold Cam, her aad Link.
Ns narks FassilsetsS. AHs, susdry srzlss
81 Cieftieg.
a haadsaus Fsusr3 ail BE- given fsr ,hs re-
roVofy % ths sana. AZ tsaFs wsrs several
lssn ioghiag De- ihs frauera. % thsy vii rstsfa
ibo Wsich end Chsia, 10 qurrlions ufi b. sst.
ed--they nay rely 90 it u ttaT a. n8i. svsrg
aEsfisaa siii be sied 30 soagiet ien. Wmfh
makefa sfF requested % Ices ous ~ 49, sbsgs
ariiaiea COLIN FErru
gui1 b. lstL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12

CASH E@m 1MGB@Ws9
VIII az sii iimss girstas sirhssf ssis.s in
eHsa ~ Hselg fausg or afs-it
,es1ai ifaa tea e. laattT.1gt fearI "a nre-
Fefse aagiaE hseiT saffnrtf b f,ssrss ~
~ - eeii % rsii - - 81 ~ frsifrnra -
Chsfieftesai So sag ssnnari-s5i-r h ..,is
iag qiA 30 pseaell5 tiisats5 -.
Nsv. -. isaa-tG iS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12

EGDwARD . JANIS WATKINS have Isn
ssrsssa. msts assr Ilaesrstsun ~ hieA are var.
rantsd % b good. These IN w'nnt % ne arti-
cie cen be aeeonmo1atsd &C nny fin2 bP c.ll-
leg q Ire snbseribers living pssr Halllswn.
Jan. !. Is.i.-m ADAM hoLHa-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12
VI QKJV'K.R, q 90 :

E'ER GEyV'Esa, &c sUtG:
AZ Rules holden IN The cIsrk's Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and chasesry
gust, letI,
Elisha b. Estis,, PLAIET,E1
AGAINST
John Mop. BrieH, and William Bropn.
DEFzsDAEza,
~ cHaJVcERY.
FHNHE dsfsadsnt john MsP. RFIsp. act hsvi,,
entered bis appasFsncs, end giVsa security
according 70 the ssi % sssonbiy sas TIE rule,
% ihis eouIi aaa e sppsaring BY safiafaetory
eVdeaes that be h net 90 iBhsbiiant Of h Z.
eonnisgi h 4 sy6srsd, That the said dsFsndsnl
e aPPsaf here % ihe hgtt day % The asxi
tern, ana ansEaF he biil Of ths plaistia 80
that eoPy Of This order BE- forthwith lnssPlea
- soas negagspsF Published In chafIsstown.
FOE tSe months sgcesEsiVeiy, and posted Al -
front doOF Of The eouri.houas 10 said tovn N
CbsFiesioWn.
A Cepy--Tssie,
AuEust g. is4I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12

An aessnt minded mao wrnl ca. The ether
morning 10 shut up some pigs. Late ia-ihe a.
ssFnooa be had net returned. and aflsf soms
search he vas fsund sqHsslins IN the pen, haV-
ing shat himself in snd let the pigs SAi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12
oFERAAx.x.D 0oTTHE HOUSE,.
I'M

BERKELEY SPRINGS, va.
gVNHls old and wsll-kaovn Boarding House
e siill under the management Of The UNDER
iigned, and IL now opSa for the reception Of
Company. p oFERRALL,
John o'FgRRALL.
July -, IstI.-Im.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12


V'ER GEJV.E.E, Go sOts
A. Rules holdsa il The CLERKS Omes Of "a.
Cifeuh agPsrior Csugt q Lev sns CbanesTv
tof 4seefsoa eoaaiy, he 6fsi Honday 10 AZ.
glsi lBfts
Robert HeDOl0eu and John Gable, mey-
cAeafs and partners fradiag updsr tA.
name and frIn Of yMcD0CsK 6 Gable,
PGsiHuFFs,
John .NcP. BrisR, aad william Broom.
HsFssssaEa.
~ CfLfl0CERY.
'FtHE aaisuisht 5ohu nsPhariaa RrIsn. 20,
having entsfst BE appearhneo. go airss
aeenfilg recording io ihc net 81 asssmtlg go
80 rules 81 tlia saagts uu1 q appssrine 81 80
iisi8eie1T oEltasea fhst 80 = not e. iakabifsus
q tha eeunifg q q sgfffft, That thaaslf a.
isndsai - aPPsaf here 81 ne fFti snF of ne
nsHi tsr@, 80 aasvsF ~ bill 81 re bfalails..
ane ihti = caPy ~ ssis order hs fortkwiih 10
safiea IN Sane eeWapagaF pnhiahef n charirr-
toua, lor tee aloaths saeesssiysiy, sua pssiss
ni iht Treat teer 81 ne eouFi-toaas n tka 80
ioua 81 ChnFisFioan
a CoFY-Tssls.
Aurusts. tatf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12

IsAksH DfuEi go Maf,sis.-t si-.et e..
ne i9Frltlag Hss1e 81 81 q W prprIi-s
l-tfs go 1tneIei sr.eTlrrrs al tss-fsef 80
4affeaiee grnelae. - saIs - ret-
FoDNe's Dive elss.
aafParsFe ffy, less =. I5ti
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12

VxRGxIxA Rxru1xxCAH,
= WsskIs Nss-I1Dsrsts y pullukss n a. Tee.
n Is~snssvg, BvasssB css-ss. ".
BY g. g. q s.. 6tfS4.i;..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12

baPoriam 10 Fathers, ylfsfhers and
Nayses.
" OUNau 8ooTHiN0 SYRUP F0R chill
~ pkkN CUTTING TRETM --rhis -,sfi.
zee y Hge4 80 recess usn5ai ~ thossass, IN
ianiiisa iqr ne inussfiats -, sfii1ti.
delfleas eafpfirEE" AZ raea a. this -s-si4Irs
% u,ef areefalng o. tha 1irseiieaa its Az 4.
feiieFesi eat fpeoFela uiiheai 90 peiafui urs
- ~ leaceh &c famhT rhanif - att~rf
MS mesisiss uhsa thsra ere ysasr $780,
El1ErFrega
Pieces sttis ~ nslIs tfgss U.hr.
Tale 3 nnfs ~ ita agrss e. q srss.. 80
uilt ihe faraf Isi tte rt.isf runs = r1bs.f
&C. iNe 81 ihft8 mieutrl Sc ~ sia iIrsa
eay. TIE eaAf nuli go ~ 90 81 fks hrss.I
l1aeiiaisigi % ~ sta sll iste a. agrup
- fte eeca.
Peg s,ia 81 a FoUuGB
HssFsm FsFsy, augasi 3, 1854
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-22
TWO OF THE MURDERERs TAKEN

Mr.. Atkinson and Mr. Mcdowell, two officers,
were despatched the steamer Col. Woods, a few
days since up the Missouri after one of the negroes,
who it SUI posed had gone up that river on the
Omega When Arrow Rock they met the One
ga on her way down. The officers went on board
the Omega and found the negro (Warrick, who
seemed to be greatly surprised at seeing the officers,
he recognizing them. He was secured and brought to
this city. -.na .a 3 Hr.f,.4 Io
Mr.. Gordon, who had been sent down the river, ar
rived yesterday morning with another of the rascas
(Sewall) He caught at Cairo, just as he was
about leaving for New Orleans We understand the
statements made by both these fellows confirm the
count rendered by Ennis. t 4
There now two more of the scamps at large
Madison and Brown--the former at New Orleans
and the latter at Cincinnati, both Of whom will I'M
doubtedly be secured in few days. .a..ga.
Warrick, it is understood, also says, that Brown and
Madison set fire to the Branch Bank at Galena with
the intention of robbng that institution. They were,
it will be recollected, unsuccessful
Sewall confesses that the gang were concerned
in the robbery Of Messrs E. g. A. 1racys store, and
that Of Sinclair, Taylor s. CO... 81. Louis Bulletin.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-22
REVOLUTION IN PERU AND BOLIVIA.
BY the way Of Panama Jadvices have been re-
ceived to the 18th of February. An outline of
the news is contained in the annexed letter:
CALLAo, FEBRUARY Is.


Since my last of the 9th u the anticipated political
commissions in Peru and Bolivia has taken place.
Col. Vicanco has been proclaimed Supreme Chief
in the department of Cusco, Aequipa, Puno and
Moquequa; and notwithstanding Cen San Roman,
who was placed in command Of the former by Vivian
ca, has declared against him with about thousand
men, yet he appears to be rapidly gaining ground as
the whole community is decidedly against the govern.
ment of Gamarra who has degraded the country to
such an extent TO place it in the class of Chan
colony sustained by Gillian influence and subject TO
Chian control.
On the 2lst ult general rising took place in Bo-
lIvia, headed by Generals Lara and Irogowen, who
have proclaimed General Santa Cruz, Supreme Protec-
tor This officer was expected at Guayaquil about
the 18th or 10Th ut where he told to hold him
self in readiness TO embark for Peru with small force
on the first favorable opportunity and such OPP
portunity is offered, are momentarily expect
ing him in Peru On his arrival the downfall Of this
degraded government is inevitable. In fact nothing
prevents its immediate overthrow but the want of some
officer Of rank and influence under whom all parties
worldu nite .# ~ '.eH
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-22
REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS.

The clamor that has been raised about proscrir-
ton" will react upon its authors and those whom it
processes to befriend, in more ways than one.
The Administration have doubtless already learned,
that gratitude for forbearance is not to be expected
and that they have nothing to gain among political
opponents, and much to lose among friends, by delay
ing justice and propriety No matter how little is
done by removals and new appointments, the clamor
will be the if universal sweep We're made
at once. Forbearance has no reward. The more
kindness is shown the greater the abuse apparently
They think strike terror and to bring about pause
in the discharge of conscientious duty. But if all
were done that is proper to be DONE
nience may admit, the clamor would soon be over At
least there could hardly be more of it. 1t will be
abated Of course, it cannot fail to pail on the pub
lie ear. -
But there is justice in this concern, which cannot
easily be set aside in the of those who have been
most efficient in redeeming the county at great per-
sonal sacrifice Other things being equal if there be
any inequality between the claims of the ms and the
Outs all proper considerations resulting from state
Of society and the nature Of institutions, are in
most cases, in favor of the Outs The democratic
principle of rotation in public trusts cannot easily be
expunged from the common creed. The principle OF
perpetual or life lease, cannot be defended for mo-
nent Then where is the claim ofthe ms to the ex-
clusion Of the OuTs2
But when the suferings and the wants of those who
have made great sacrifices for the country great
for the want Of Government patronage as could posi-
bly, result on the deprivation thereof in any given
cases shall the true friends of the Administration,
who have fought its battles at such expense and sacr
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-22
From the Tallahassee Sentinel.
DELEGATES ELECTION.

The election passed off here quietly as all elec-
tons should there neither quarrelling fight
ing, and far as we able to observe, but little
officious electioneering Time will be necessary
develop the results of the contest and the returns
heretofore, will doubtless come in slowly.
As yet, we have heard from but few precincts, and
perfect reliance cannot be placed the accounts VIC
have received. They are, however, as follows:
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-22

MISSISSIPPI will not be represented at the Extra SEES
sion of Congress. Gov. McNuTT has declined calling
an Extra Session of the Legislature for the purpose
appointing period for the election and does not
slider himself authorized to order election without
the intervention of the Legislature.--N. o. Bee.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-22

The following notice of DIR. ANTHoN's Classical
Dictionary, from the New York Signal just published
by the Harpers aud Tor sale in this city by F. Taylor
is less than what is due, even from journal:
ANTHON'S CLASSICAL DICTIONARY.
| 1t ID quite wonderful to conceive how any man
by his unassisted energies in the space of few
years, comparatively speaking, should have accumu
lated such mass of eruditon that which lies be
fore US. Johnsons Dictionary, the labor of life, hal
been always looked upon the most gigantic effort
research and toilsome compilation; but in this respect
il is not comparable for seconds space with THU
really huge monument of scholarship and tosome ap
| plication No work of the same kind yet published
has approached this-has even been like second t.
it, Its authenticity its profundty, its variety,
| equalled and whether we look to the accurate and
clear views of ancient geography-to the brief and u-
Clip SYNOPSIS of the lives the doctrines, the writings
or the actions of cages, warriors poets philosophers,
hstorlansto the learned yet simple explanations OF
the dark mysteries of Greek and Roman mythology
or to the wise and brilliant theories, based upon facts
of undsputed history, and throwing clear light
many dark and doubtful mythus-we shall equally
admire the variety and depth of acquisition by which
alone much could be effected. .' .s.-
The articles on the great writer's of old in them
selves worth more, far more, than the price OF the
whole volume; showing thorough and minute ac-
ouantance with all their varied lore and clear in
tuition of their social beauties and defects Not q
scholar on the European continent but might pride
himself with justice such proof of his thorough
scholarship. a .a ..-" ..'"
These articles, however, sink at into compare
tive obscurity when viewed in relation to the practical
and sound exposons of history the painful investi
cations of geography-and the wonder uly lucid ex-
hibition of the neurological tables their origin, their
secret meanings and their tendency, with which the
work abounds. . 60,
1t has moreover one vast advantage all former
books of their kind lit is the work of pure minded
man. devoid of any thing resembling coarseness much
less that pruriency and undisauised RIGHTEOUSNESS
which were so disgracefully frequent in Lempriere
We can recommend this book with perfect confidence
as suited not to the scholar merely, or the abstract
man of letters but all no would little labor gain
an acquaintance with the wisdom of past ages with
the history Of the world with the past, in al its va
ed phases of religion arts, arms letters. That our
limits will not permit us to dwell so long, or explain,
so infinitely would its vast and general utility
we regret truly, but have doubt hesitation in
pronouncing it a work sui generis, unsurpassed in
execution, and unrivalled in usefulness. 1879
1t is an honor TO country to have produced its
authorize ripest scholar in Amerca-and surely
equalled by few in Europe Published by Harper &
Brothers, in one vol. Svo, PIP 1870. TT
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them. II all turns tlike the boast Of the Presi-
dent in his annual message OF 1910, that the ex-
penditures Of 1889 were reduced sir millions
Of dollars below those of 1888. And how 2
Simply by abridging the extravagant expenses
OF the Florida war, and refusing appropriations
for roads, rivers, harbors, and national defences.
Thislast topic, to wit. national defences, the
neglect of which, by false and ruinous econo-
my, is ably handled by Mr.. Bell and others, we
have treated at large in former paper; and fol
other matter respecting the finances, we refer
our readers to our paper Of last Saturday.
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We are happy to learn from Newburypor, that the
indisposiiion of the Hon. Mr.. Gushing is not Of Sc
rious character, and that he may be confidently ex
pected in this city in few days. . ~ .. ~,
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

Womsn's Bluff, So ~ q"
IN General il may be remarked, that hardly more
h thirds of the voters of the several counties
no,1 ,oiIeJ At Madison Court House, rumor says
Nj LEW obtained fifteen majority over Ward, and
that not solitary vote was cast for Mr.. Downing
We repeat that entire reliance can by no means be
rIacel en- the returns given above. ".@ rr##
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The Claron left New York on the evening OF the
18th Of April and was advertised to sail 10, this port
on The ak instant She may therefore be hourly ex-
pcctcd-N. Y Com.