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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-02

: ro-,ie n ih- Crrutv Of Nv Vows, No'ce : hereby
gwen To MA per.'n> having claims lgar' pawn h'''' .-,
- ~. CIV of Ncwl 1rN carpenter dee >ei. % present
Inc ,lr,c with the voucher, 'rrco' o. o." SD -, @
b. u Stcr ". 6i Four. sfrr,L n the Cry n NrN-h''"'
an a- before thc second dav 0i jrlv next
Dat-i Nsw-Nork 'ic iwcuiveI-ilfl BAY or D'cen 'et
4 ID i7f. CAFWNRlNE RftN p, Adlnn.s'rptN
...-.-r.. IIEN MY RNI 81 W. .-n-n ILLr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-02
, &C.. ,.nrrnSITInN IlNn f.r 81

sSs,;.szaz=--Zy h,rv, ardrg " i.' ''0f c' 'i' y,
'rc--. NgNHTTgb. Po1eik-,T.r. A.-,''l p . '.'A"
AMI Ir,i>.r- pa,,r e F'', Gents. Bert. i'. t..'.
IRE ,pler4d steamboat WASHINGTON. Captain ".
Brown - % lr-gr ils Z rr ~ OH 'nc- rf p 20 ''- .t
Albany c,siy Monday, ,inrsi'y amir 'i,a.' .-',N'
t. ~
i4,ve Nblay. fo, OF 'yu, street for Nrg Va; every
Tr,sisv Ihur.,i-t arl = SUNDAY. rt 3 'i.fhi !. VI
For ra.s,-r or ir, DO. '.rl, on l'n- -
~ r. NAEIIN. lt. Nc.t.vtteL
F-.irif taken the most a..f 'i'r Terms.
To a steam H--h a. "a iircu' tctt Per Nliih
n. ,.r ArniN o. to1~i the Washing Dbl. .' lH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-02
!. 49,. Nf0R PEFKSkILI- YER

Ss.s.Sss--.y ~ iNCN, Crey rori. So. = .'' ia.-
q 90 % .ir.r oi h-s-i .,..... ....,.
III rtr arI HI'j ~ 'lti CO.. ''.
" >tlr. ~ H Iesr- Ntu-l cr. from uir '1, 81, a. Al
s-, - every rrerr.~r iFtflys rxteri'li %. OF.
,rU r.,gsar. leave rrr>h4i s-lr r.Y 81 ,..','
.vcrff surtsys, whCp sh. wi leave frealf. ~ tN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-02
BEFORE the Vice Chancellor of the

HFrt Circuit II rln Wslvorth. CLERK, &c. - George
Isr and olbers Bill TOR foreclosure Of Eurisage -
Charlie. r. Butler OF tlle city 81 New iorl, ComQfnanr'
Solcitsr-GsOrar W. lee. one OBJ tc defendants M
,scsus. who's lace Of residence m" -tse M Illinois.
.rd Jcnaan Cog,S. and J,nr h, wife, whose place ~
.sifnc- The state Of Connecticut required % OPP
near n ia cause by tie weatyioIIth dyo August uext
or he B filed therein Will he taken csu,sed by them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-02
~ ST. POWELL s. CO.'S Line

= - - .. v - w I'M ~ W. lsihc
WITS Ff po NhEs s11 eob S' sPGrN 4 ~:
steamboat n glander, Capt. Robf1 wardrop. VIII leave
OOt # wsrr,Dst every Monday THURSDAY. sd Saturday
st4 r ". Returning, viii leave NeVburgh every bgBday
al A. ". ana Tuesday and Friday at5 r. 81
For freight or passage Apply To the Captain board.
Bas-a.e and freight Of all frscr pions, Bank bin, orspe
Gle, bosrd be at the risk o. the thereof vne.,
hill Of ladng recsnfs he stunned Tor tho ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-02
"a FARM FOR SALE in Warren

- township Somerset County. Ne1 Jersey. contain
T~se hundred scre.- Inquire OF PETER !. PtHRiNF,
J s,conI-st NeS-York, or Of JOSEPH CAN. on the
.,.;..x LIS SWs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24
BEFoRE Rms IIEAD MAS cRar.

AZ rHAnrEs I LtwIs-
Before his hesi "a gay, IN iii enrh6nsinx dine.
Nhsa zen were u ysgr iesn4 NJ lore, adj i
EAss IS 81 "A. l:IIs 'osEss .sais..ss. ils,s
And tss hssIs sarnrd Der ,sId.king fee. .lsssius
~ 70 hear - f - Nm ;. d. IN 4 ~ I
grws ll.sn - pl<ess.i our yoeshfsllors I'd ).
,tolh uefe purr, tt4F - - A ~
re ss.sa - .ssld srjnI 'l1'.slus.. q. = "a
AID y = .ssSsslI richer Gov. y. many A.ppy
n. .sa ii. ssasis Il. ssa ". befsr. hi. bead
vas gray. 60 y
'ris true vs'sesroubiss spneiines seea, and who
that lives has nol lr.A. ss.-.Is ~ &
But ve blessed he hlbe rk,i ,',shsd o.. and ain
u 10 favor sourti, Y
Aud ynsn laa, r.Esa' had ~ ", vs fsIs those
FOr ssisbos' ever .psp ne AZ IN s,Orns have
U isnPss,s rosred, cur mutual ioseIa mantle rare
we found.
Dad ssI = sls- ,Iss blali. -s dru~ slsssr
Tha, s9snlis 10 our brighter lay vas never cas-,
Fer ssesaie Is braysIy then-teiort this bead vas
grg. I.
Before q thia hesd Was gray hog many happy years
We and Ibveds psrsakiag sll each others hopes
oar sAiidssss shilarsp so~ .rooad 4. cheer our
And y loon . sbsR s soniIsuss since bslple,.
age hiss come
We tnglit them N 70 trust in tsod and tioughwe
81 "A Leave them poor, t1H# eSffe ~ 4lkk
We khow that homes, iadustryhas blessings rich ID
store, r. Esfk
And nov 10 patience wait we III cur souls are call
10 Hin i il sSon We BotA bslisyed-befors his
bead vas gray. i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

n Iii
led Ates ail over The FS6m adntEishk 4
han sna Be mhsi proceed xiih sontahiag.
snn. n q AGONY u dekperaltdns BE VI.
gam n VI !.
kHpr aia Ven ii tkkss prsslnis. fial
here he pHo'edsandllooked up 70 Ne
ceiling Wlpe al ,Dd,bIs voice Hin ! rbrs
DER Of Tie room Rs&hekrd 8 sss; sflh' j
drawing deed lo j isiel 81 lspi 81 .HS
they al langhsd. ~ Is IN
sia ide nanteT Of tfoR. dszsA, t'A-he eAsh
= second timf. only. to bear asather voice
- 9 loud whisper. say He's Is~king Ills
uaN now ltltheughi be couldat 1--WE
long. he looks 10 posssrfki bad. M
eNow I las me du Va u sleep, HIS
lpray he Loud iafr
was the next essay, when some eFndile
gentleman sHarked. HE is NOT dsaFl1bui
sleepeih. It'll
20 qssl 0 Stsi = continued lhe Squire.
une VOICE EqliIfsu. "a ne solI'utl: Aagn !
LET'S; anoiktf whispered. sWo$ Ban 4
Some person eni oil doors sung ont, Come
into Court Sed HE lauk hter " general,
The bridesmaids spilled the tallow lHom
their candies alI over the iloors IN Ahe
vain attempllo look seribuss Ola Of them
had redlnark on her llp for month a.
forwards. where she bad BID Il. 1lhe
bridegroom Rul his hands iri3his pockets.
and took them out again; The bride locked
like she would faini, and 50 did HE
Squire H. sr ssas
But The Squire was an indefasixable
man, aud Kept trying. His hext Effort
was:
+ 10 az add Singular TIE sls,Ileii
run | he's gbing 10 isrel onsus Y said ltwo
OF three al Once. aa sls1f
Here eaeam Of light flashed across
the face 0. Squire Tompkins. That Wig.
nilsrY lookeb around all al onte, Mitllsas
much satisfaction as Afchimides could
have islt when be discovered The me Med
IL asceflainihg tbe specific graeiiyf fbo-
dies 4In aRgIage and Idigni6ed naHner
he said. Atr( Hodgkihs, hold up Your
Hghi hand George Washinsthn ODE Yea,
and held I'd lis hand Miss Pollss bod
sup yours ' Miss Pollylin herconfusfon.
held Up thetleE: hand. 1.-THE otherhhnd,
Miss PeabIFssom. A hd The Sqtife bro
tceeded IN 4 loud and Icomposed mahheE
10 qualifyslRem-"YOI ondeheh Of yduao
solemnly stbear, IN NE presence ofH.aI-
t9ighty, Cob and the present con- Hiiai,
that yos uN perform toipOfd eqeh alter,
all and sihg1l6r, the functions al i
husband Oh us5s-as tRc easq may he--
| To tie best pfypur kabrtedFeI OF a5tliil,
81 kelp yoI Cod RI. iss.H III
u Good OBJ wheat lssid capfoih Pea
blossom. Polly. my EsI. cosle ksssHyoei
Fold father | never ielt so happy vince
| the day Observation-Disclosures The aKfn III
and SET out bone wardstose4 yourxnother
MAcsss GForgias 1919. lssa VIE III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

Mr.. Spencer meets with The lfubbers
from all quarters bus ne do moi know
lhahsny cue. Wing d Loco. has eonaens-
ed inl0-so small compass the gist Of the
whole matter 81 the CRaglGslon Mercury.
He saws that ,AIr. Tylef paid !0ll piiee
for = second hand arlicle.s' II YES good
arhcle, when first gilded. but when ikai
wore Of. there was lsoshing leil but brass
or pinehback--bsih have bad odor when
hard rubbed.-TRaiL Fafr;ot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24
JAzEMS IEs STRWRTa
I ATTORNEY ATl1.AK

4 lAS psfmshsntIy iocsssd hinse 81 Mar
- Naseurk, berkelel coantyI asFekpect-
s.qlly e1srs lAs protsssional sers ises bhe pub
re. lie will regularly attend lhe sqrior and
lnjsriof Courts q Berkeley, JeHtfso1 ID Nor
gan Counties. md give proEpt atEeuiS q aux
'busipcss entrusted 10 his care.
9lips nearly Opposite the store bAIss,rs.
Wilson 4 DoIi.
! March ~. lst2. III.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

"A TouclEAg, G1se.-Tbe C4lcuiiaH Star
states that 1.-The death bf Lieat. Lun1sg en
and his yoPng wife IS Iconfirmed. and ne
details u their fats as nov narraled afe 81
q most n melancholy and painful Character.
Lis stated, That ..wheI be fell aespsfatsly
wounded, lis young Iwile ,Ibre W hesseii
upsnr bis body. did blorsd him MI Va
leave Der ip fell inioiHe bandsIot thaEene-
my; WIEN he With .. Vast sfssri. drew bis
pistols FROM his belt hnd pp;. ID end firsi
ID her spf'lriags and thea IA bis. ex 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

NrmT= - - - 60
-, $40. 1.''a' y I'D ..'11''' 80
y =. Fon pftseas ms,'Rny gear ST ssEo
|fns meqA1u' a yoas sxssnsnt Journal e
cosrecs en sfFos seueaiqg ehe 'asnsssy q
Us pasaie : Wofa. : mat appears ansan ~
Fleee ssoA re = ~ 70. 70 fiefslas ose1. re
ssss nesafe q James rtAset.
i Z q sersseas sassciiosuE oy ~. isasef. !
naxsslsad y ny sasnd' Its nor pfoPsf'y
sks sSAaE = pMetus oa'sssnef : ssasa. &.
s $, ~ sessss. 1ne 0as a ~. "
sAaselsssen g ~ sa'sys.ng eapea.'s9as'
,9r sNs 1880 1919 Is s. 1sszs ~, 8
~ 49, = e : 0sai. y ~ 49, ~:
~nass ssl 81 'a ~ y 81 LIZ s.sgs 49, :.
saoens 1919 ~ y ) 800 $50 s. y , ~
W. =. w 'ulPosg s'oss IT,. - - z
W 'as nv Y W. s. s.;.x IL
g ssus W. ~ s. vs. ~
lwhertasthe hankcr worn 81 n ~, atSsks q.
81 the RevolusIodary Afuy was Iee fa
Tighter ani forsrkd with graceful coEye.
An eNact portraitdfe oil ihe Battle Sword
| i to be seen ia The original painting bv
4 C. W. resle, executed fn i779. and low
III tie Hall III 1.-THE National Institute y
which Teptesehlslthe GkneraE III Che IN
The Field 81 Psinceton \ The green hiited
hamper Al lis sfde. Il 1@b
Ise An confident ,hafathe Dattle Sw6ra
was never satl Mount Vernon a!ts rRlha
Peace Of l763. is5ch also was the Grimm
| or M Illfan, Lee Arofnnonly called AIN
Lane hoao sarvsns a,d d.;,hf.e foll1<eg s &
-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24
nrB@W Wa gHMH >
nTTonnEx At Law

=. -, $500 q go. Is nantptey 10
- .ssiss Z. cl.,-s a stsortonp - rea-
Z - n (. x AZ. SsIes 81 ne karll simit
1870 ~ ~ - sIrfhsr, Petstoenay call
= f..ss ~ s Il r,sr "a skephsfdjEn, who
p Nnr. II. fe49 s.. lr !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24
4 FOR THE LaDTES.

- p 7lEIE ? = 4 = ? = n - 77.1l
{REAuTlFUE fgurea and plain silks, super
i1e Trench Monsiin. Mournins Cellars,
= slsks and Inssfifnes. British and American
|t6ls. lace. Musl;ns. Eaglish and French Me.
oek Hosiery, Gloves, So, SCI, just opening
~ fof' sale al oar usual low prices. Renem-
- ne N II Corner Of High and Shenandoah
<eeis. a a g W HOLLAND.
j. srpsls-F sfry. rev II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24
!. slapIe 8 F..Iley ArlicIes.
FALL AND
WIgf ,asfa GOOD So

"a e. No E8AaS 4-tA1A - ~ S4SEAsN -
Z YNaE subscrIbsl is nov sseeiying his fourth
4 supply Of GOODS. which be win sell as
1oMsas hey can beparshAsed II the county Il
is unnecessaryito mention an DE articles on
hand, bnlshis slBek consists y patt as follows:
Cloths from One Dolla1Anpscaras,
qssimsres g
Cassinetts ion. 37T CsnA IS
Z VIDE Eiahnels tall woolD from y cts. upwards,
Beaulffll assorlmeut Of Yesiihg3yerY cheap.
s1e1e . Mousltins. fssi eslors, q cents,
Rich Prints from cents upwtrdS
A large stock Dc Bleached MasifrA from cents
s, upwards fsaF Z other articles IL The Same pro.
portion.
"a general asgorfnent Of Groceries:
Coffee from s cents upwards,
9ap6f sugaf from 10 10 cents,
: 1unpowdeF aud Id perial Tea foyHsf,
pLDaf Sugar tsom isi cents upwards,
delEarlie}ss usually keptintke srocery hoe.
81 yohld fespsrsfuly request a4eall from ny
cuslomcfs and the public generally. -
49, 1st5sFfs CHARLES HARPER
xsksphefdssosn, Nor 10, 'Iss2--3E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24
EInR IN q.

= lsk,s this rntlhod Of inform.
fk5{ ~ as and The pqblle u gensrel
fffS5 pes immersed he 7.1lLoRfslG
49, r. - Is vsfioos branches. 70 me
- - ~ Sled 81 chtfltsk ke5ser,
1880 ~ I Har1cf store. WHERE be
-. Vii, 8. work IN bis lee II bust.
{ 6ot f,,6'[ q, q, % despatch. spl lp NE
t.<,E.,,I JAMES II. FOuKE.
.is<-.-.,'--,,-,....| e, ~ II. f3I1 3l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24
BANK RnDp on


S..c~,r1s I. - r,ailsi ssssss Dlssfic
49,. 49, 49, E an1 y ~ ailsnd b
=. ,-s,,.,,rlr-. :. ,reli 4 ether ~
-. . ~ "a !, (. 49,. 0aet % Louan
! ,,,rsl Wischester, three deofa oslou Lqfss
pst %, 1872 -sn: -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24
I 1 7; ' s'iE:! !
e ''ns s' q ae. nj

941t variety an,
.I e. tlso. Nsnk1 est pssus.,1l
3. (9I1E and DonetiI nsa. rs, r.
o., II. ~ y. 'a'l -. ~ ksfd = - ?. prices
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

tits said thai President Tyler has gos Z
Spencer that IT'S him admirably. Il Is war
tsnted 10 wear swo rsars. Ind then II will
Sc ready Tor Turning Il Is sn "a valpable
piecs 81 stuff md hsS been Lvfa<a before.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

= 8
~ pc Editors ~ ne .Aafipaal TnfeiEigsadfrs
81 GEETLEaIRN ri read communica-
lion 10 Lbs lntelligencsr asfew aays ago
Specializing ppon the Pro5abis fate Of Ge-
neral Washington service sword. q The
writer snpposes that II was given H. &c
neral Green by Conceal. Washin gion, and
lost al sea- This is mistake. The sarno
sword. with the green scabtard and white
bnekskin beA that encoinpassed lheadiS-
Etingulshed owner, with the name ofiha
manufacturer. who resided in Fishkin,
Lopdnn. With he date on the plate--in
6ne, the Faale sword which; Gen. Wash.
.ing.on wee through the whole war and
was ai bis side Il the surrender ofLord
.CefaEallia 81 Yorktown. is po;c infhs pos-
ssssien .of Nr Samuel Washington, of
Ksnawha county, Virginia, grand me
phsw GepersI Washington. s.i
The word was gisen to bis father BY
Gen. Washington. and also the famous
Ictab-aGplA Cans bequeaibed BY Doctor
\ Fragkln 70 Gen. Washington, IN his viii
hearing date Jaigs HISS IexiracI that
part of Dr. f'rseklinss win (whichg find
lin The .7lh voltage Or The American Mn-
Eseunp civ before rre) which. describes
lhe cane with parlieularity and manifest
interest. AS follows: s.s II " HEAT Il Is
& My fbe crabsree walking stick, wiih a gold
| head cnfionsly wrepehlin the form of the cap
ofllbeEfy, give 10 my friend and The friend II
mankind. fGeneraI Washington. Iii il were a
sceptre, hs has neritedi, and would become IT,
Mr.. Samuel WASHINGTON zas Lcfh ~
s,rord anifs NE cane in m excellent STATE Of
prysureskea, ash am ipformed By several
gentlen9n who have seen them wilhin !
Few noaihs; and + entertain the hops
Innd belief that they may be procured BIZ
I|proner duplication from The owner. % be
placed ii the NahoR 81 Institute at WASH
ingicn. Il would be most suitable place
for two Aueh Interesting relics Of two such
/ illussfioHs men. Very. reSpeciT fully &. -
w. COST JOHNSON.
u White $uIbSuf Spfihkx .Ot,. a5. 1919 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

Az TsrkREsTiSG RELIc Some men
N diggisg lately near tie village Of Pap
penbuhs1ia DepmSrk. discovered at The
depth of 10 feet, aid antique bark, formed.
ont Of 4 single osA free, aud rounded at
sha bottom. Il WIS much decayed bv
the moisture OF lis bed, but ii isTascenaia,
'efi 10 iisve been thirty two feet i1lle1gtls
two feet deep. and .wo and half feet
broad Il tie middle. There we're on each
Iside sektfal hoies made with abofer, but
nosrack olsnaiis or any iron work could bt
foGna. Oh ihe spot where il lsy. shsree
ran 10 Ancieut days a. canal, which unit
lfcd ths rivers Elder and Herer. This
canal vas dedicated 10 the god Oegir-[
ihe Neptune of the Scandinavian -0ut
on the introduction Of Christianity was
filed ID. Ii II therefore, probable, that
this boRs had its existence in lie eighth.
Or 81 latest. insihe ninth century. Il has
been purchased by the Government, with.
lie intani Of placing il among The north
ern antiquities 81 the public % useum,
\ uhichsroniaias very few relics Of the "a.
vigaii9n of The aboFiginals OF Scandinavia.
We recommend every person indebted
4 70 q III ws2aper publisher Il. pay pps rho
4 wptldais going 70 Pot kext April and Is
4 cheating pribier8is an unforgigea5l sili,
4 grestmany of our friends have 10 other
1 chance Of escaping birthstone than pa ia
quickly 8 :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

he- m aFIlfft, on Inc bshphsanl, bEllhe hkT. III !.
Z, Arms, III. ASA II p95RcHARp FL n'sss EaitY
B5EcaASD.
[Ip thiJ re-unionfo Of rnpiufed iEes u
seen one d The liiumphs oiiem peian ce.
A family tfor years distracted, sdssIae Il !
bered, and rendered Rrelched tiy sthe de.
mon Of slfong drink. 81 IN he hIagic
EchaFn Of The WashyR gtenian p}edss III
Stored 10 1he MwaiEsF of viftnoIs Till, -
Peace ana happiness haze renqrnkd 10
Their desotate dwelling. and hope beams
upon ibfiF faiufs plo,pse ! 81 sG1ssfsisd
(lCf.l COukixr. NY Il
|, TwentyE,wo sisters 81 Chafly II 4about
10 leave Paris fds Afgisrs, II attead The
Civn Hospital, Il III
NoyrLE REsTtsGdPLAc Tie Rev!
ar. Mofat. Mlssipnsfy ID Soaiherd Afril
ca. thus describes one Of he lpxdEies 81
The DESERT: Being Ignorant ofAheEiocal
lily. and not knowing where lie ihhabi.
iants (BusbmenJ might be, ws made no
FIRE, lest We should be discovsrebg and We
tad nothing 10 roasi. There wsre 10
trees, and We lay doFn between fiHges 81
hills Of deep sand. The wi1d aas cold
and We hid little coAering, having istt lhs
ball our horses knocked ,ap. and With ihefn
most Of dit cabousel. The Piap adopted
lby Mt Haenzl q Mcrayianf Missionary
lin simaaE eirc0ms.ahces. occprIealIto me,
and ike hin. | made hole Id tlis sand
apd buried myself, eaving tie le4d out
Isoon ieIg very comloriabse, andEexgolIlne
| The plan one of my COMPLICATIONS ilkitalet
my example, and ,gpt under the elsrib:--
III then told him ihatlihe missionary whom
! we discriminating llkging once saREnerges
himself ih The sand near the ss4 shore
was occasionally di5luibed byAh14e crab
approaching him, and ihase, shRAEaIshfu
E4og kent q distance. Ny eo4Paniol
asked,
.Anl| what srs We ID al. liol
awe bic SAFE! / replied. fo4he i
mot eat beads .wheI be can gel whole bo
4 dies" This removed bis fears Md | d
DOT rembnbar 10 have sept % tpmloria
bly, duripg the whole journey, iEi wheel
We hadPhsnav very sorry aesonmY datlon.
Whst Jean Jacques RpussesH VIZ
died, every faImeF ID he peishbprhoo1
who hah i maria able dapgAte5 otfere
II 70 supply bis loss. "A week atieE be 10:
COW. but the de8il SOUL -ogsrsa 10 rs
piacs III; thus proving thal horp4d cattI
are mote highly shl4bd. by SOME people
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24
FALL s WINTER GOODS.
"a go Isl fSUPPlY
CHE.gFs En- fhan EV.ER! !,

ClA AS4Ak. ksAk Than II EslEzf! :
~ viz untkrsigaed b q just reeelsed bis tegu-
u lar supply IT SeAToEAnLx Gt0ps, consist
Ing Of The Usual variety u %
Staple e. Fancy Articles,
ofths best qaiIty. and At 9rieeslwbieh eanne o.
fail 70 he saslGaelory, lie respectfully invites
an e4stninatln Of his stock, confident thsl he
can give Satisfaction 10 bis suslomefs. Ills MOI
anidie uso Of words 70 ssy, that goods never
bass nesa - .eeap Is "a present.
= 80 G9oIlGE q Ctih1gERLAEN.-
Ksblesown, Noy. u, 1912
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

i The Boston PosE i d 6p'gioa lhai when
) MUSICIAN carries a Big fd6ialihto Tie
choir If churchill Il 1 bass rfdl alton Of
ne Sabbath,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

lie far- Srofai ef Washington aid
the Cra5--lpple Cane Of Fraah'tia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

/ The closing part x Mr.. Barnard's speech had
reference 10 Mr.. Spsseet's defenee Of himself,
and this was naturally answered BY proefs Of
his own double dealing, il being notenly ri
thugs 10 ali men, but 10 all things as all mea
l.Nfn Hesk Erpyxss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

itsV. tte1p y0A sNHUtt ~ H. l. tle I'll H. II
i Good OBJ wheat said csptoih HHPeas
blossom. Polly. my val. code ksssHyoei
Fold faiherE never fill 50 happy since
| The day neutrality-suspicious. the aEfn II
and setopl bone wardstose6 yourxno(heT
MAceSs Gtergiss 1919. Issa ia H Ell
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-07
MIR. THAYERs BENEFIT.

Who will fail TO attend than 1t is the first time
THIS gentleman has come before this community rs
claimant for its iayors and if any one has right
to believe his call will be responded to, It is our
friend Thnyer. Go when you will to the Theatre
behold any piece, either Tragedy, Comedy, or
Farce and. like Master Walter, there he is, and
ever acceptable, too, 10 his audience. Universal
opinion has declared him general favorite, and
to night let the expression Of its voice lie ampcd
with moro substantial token OF favor and estimn-
ton. lie has given bill, too, that is rich in Mt
traetion-one of the most sterling comedies OF tic
day-The School Tor Scandinavia the ropul1r
Miss Fisher as the Lady Teszlc. And Drama Of far
famed reputation. With such bill. and for Thay-
or's Benefit, tie house must lie full.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-07
EVENING SESSION

Mr. Bowden said he wished TO offer en- eyolsna-
ton IN regard 10 the vote lie was about In 60
substance Of which WAS that he was In ia,or -
receiving Nlrs.na's disiFiou,iye share Of tho l,n5
iuno though he thought the passage OF the Jisr;.
oaiIon law by Congress unvise and upc,lled f,r
Moreover, he thought himself virtually instructed
10 vote Tor the reception
on motion OF Mr.. SIrother the resolution. with
Mr. ho..aday's substitute was aid on the table.
hr kves then offered the fonowins resolution
which was agreed To:
Resided, That this House will take a daily re.
cess isom half past O'Clock, ill 1 o'clock. p. n.
PETITIONS.
Petitions were presented
By Mr Mclihaney-Or suniry citizens NJ tho
county Of Loudoun, praying tax upon dogs;
by Mr. Taylor OF y. Boz Mary E. Kennedy
ana others, praying the pass ,se Of an act givinS
them The control Of the estate devised for their be
neh' ny the will Of Arthur Taylor, ST., Gee
lSTFREsrIEs To MERCER COUNTY.
On motion of Mr. French.
"A bal 10 amend the act passed January 02J on.
uled an act to authorize the county coIrts nj tLe
counties OF BoctourI, Tazewel, Giles. Russell
httce'' SeoIt and Lee to borrow money" was "a.
Ken up on rs third reading.
Messrs. French, Cowan, Caperton and Goo,Isor
advocated rs plssage-and the question being nr,
'he pIi was rejected by close vote
"a motion Of Mr. Biyly, the vote was reconsider.
Sai Hnd, niter some further remarks from Messrs.
Capefton, Thompson Scott Of +. and * cen in favor
o. inc bill It passed the House ny large majority
On motion Of MIR Martin oil Tyler,
The House adjourned.