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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-30
NEW BOOTS s. SHOES.
BENZ. MARSH, .yEe.

lbs, THAfIES-STREET,
ET1 HAS just received splcn-
< did assortment of BOOTS
Snes-E3 1zSg 6. .SHOE.S, suitable for the
tsN- season. Among which are,
Ladies French shoes. manufactured in Paris,
by Ezte and not in Lynn aud cciied ffcnch.
Also, Ladies New York shoes made IN the
FIRST stylc,-msscs and chldrcn's of every
description of color gentlcmon's boots from
S225 To $3.50, and about every other article
that may be called for in a shoe store, such
as thread, webbing, kid, morocco and lining
skins blacking brushcs, &c. Any of the
aboye articles viii be sold for cash or ap.
proved credit, as low us nj any store in New.
porl of eq,sal quaiiy. All those IN want Of the
above articles will please call and examine for
themselves.
~ b. Ladies and Gcntlcmcn's Boots g.
Shoes Of every description, manufactured Ia
order in the very best manner, end cayranted
10 H. al the shortest notice.
Newport, May 1, 1872.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-30
A Rare Chance.

p---1 will rent for the season or lon
fssSII..,S fs1SII..,S ger, furnished or not, he whole or
ssa aEftT Il part otmy largo COTTAGE, dl-
!----eI-a- rccIiy ~ view of the beach, aud one
mile from the slatc.lluuso 1t Is considered
the most pleasant site on the Island, and would
be delightful residence for our summer visit.
crs. Apply nj the store. WM. JAS. TihhEl.
May l2-- Gw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-30
June l6.
Court Of Probate, .Nc,cpori, June 6, 1919.

Court Of Probate, Newport, June 6, 1919.
A N instrument in writing purporting TO be
"a the last VIII and Testament Of Martha
fcomans, late of Newport, widow, dec. was
presented Tor Probate and letters testament
tary thereon.
II is ordered, that the same be received
Dd the consideration thereof referred to u
Court Of Probate, to be holden at the Town
Hall, in Newport, on the lst Monday in
July next, at . o'clock q. M, aud that pre-
vious notice be given by publishing copy
of this order, three several times in the
Iieraidot he Times, for all persons interested
TO appear at said time and place aud be
heard.
a true copy-wltness
Is. Il. llowLAND, Pro. CIR.
June l6.
Court Of Probate, .Neppon, June 6, 1912.
A ppLIcArioN was made for an admnIstra-
IN tor 20 be appointed on the estate OF
John J. Payne, late of Newport, school.mas.
ter, deceased.
Ii Is ordered, that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
Of Probate, to be holden at the Town Hall
in Newport, on the first Monday in July
next, at 9 O'clock a. ~, and that previous no.
tIcc be- gwen by publishing n copy of tins or
der, three several times in the Ucrald Of The
Times, for all persons interested TO appear at
said llmo and place and be heard.
A true copy--wtncss:
B. b. Rowland, Pro. elk.
June l6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-30

For salo hv K. u. IlAzAEp, sign Of the
Golden Motar, ncdl lh, Count House, New.
por, T. !. Scrta
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-30
IA a Torn .neeting holdcn .Ntmpon, June
1872.

1872.
VOTED, That no person be allowed to re-
move any manure from The streets and
highways az The towns team is regularly em-
ploycd to remove the snmo, and that M per.
son BE- allowed ut any time to take from said
streets or highways any sand or gravel that
may collect IN said streets, and any offence
against this act shall subject the offender 10
fine OF ~, for each and every offence to be
recovered by acton of debt or complaint ~
the name of the Town Treasurer of this
tnwn, for the usc Of the town, before the cour,
Of Justices in said towp, and that the above
be published three weeks IN the newspapers
of this town.
A true COPY --wiincss,
Is H. ROWLAND, TOirn Clerk.
.--.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-30
SHAW1.S.

R ECElVED this day, from New York Sat.
~ Tin striped, bordercd and plain Mouse.
llene do Lame Shawls, for sale al No. l52
by In. COOK, s. CO.
Jnne 2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-30
For Sale,

HS-x4 That valuable real estate No.
fs...TA lGJ s. IGG, Thames street, much
M VIA the bcs. stand in town, COR Dry
.&h.sf1l Goods or Groceries. For terms
apply to VIM. JAMES TllLEl.
May I2-:}m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-30

IpO Rove, Havana Brown snf,f. m s''l, rud ~
WV ,nl, ,htupby T.. y. q. " MIN fUS.
Atul l-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-30
commissioners and EXccu-
tors Notice.

H'IiE subscribers having been appointed by
the Hon. Court of Probate of The Town
Of Newport, Commissioners TO receive and
examine the claims against the estate of
Mary Dayton, late Of Newport, dec, repre-
scented insovcn', and six months from this
date being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, we will meet at the house OF Peter
Z. Remington on the third Saturday IN Oclo
ber, November, aud December, 1912, nt SIX
o'clock, To receive and examine tho several
claims Of The creditors of said estate.
Newport June q. 1912.
jaws bAwToN,
II. u. llowLAND, Comm,SrS.
DhN'L &. DENuAM)
All persons indebted 10 said estate nrc re-
questcd 10 make immediate paym'nttn
PETER L. X EMlNGTON, Ercc'r.
June y.
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N. @. APRIL IA. 1892.

be made for them. The hes, frames |
know Of are made as follows; take inch
aud Q quarter plank, good stuff, saw il into
strips an iucb and quarter WIDE cut these
strips into pieces feet long; put four OF
them together, by proper iasienlngs at the
corners, into frame 3 feet square; then take
sawed laihs and set them edg*ise, an inch
aud Q half apart, in the frame. The best
way is TO saw into the side Of the two op.
posi,e side pieces Of the frame, and make
grooves one fourth Of an inch deep, Just
large enough for the ends of the laths to cit
10, then drive brad drought the side
piece into the end Of the lath, TO hold it 10
its place. This will form a frame three
feet square. They can be made easily by
any man, and where there is steam saw
mill or circular saw, the stuff can be got
saved very cbeaply, and the frame when
do1s. will not cost more than plain board
shelves. The supports Of these lraWes are
made as follows take inch and quarter
plank, eight inches wide, long enough 10
reach from the floor 10 the ceiling, and nail
hPon DVAH sluts CtedAS aL LuCl dlu 'lud9tcE
vide and thick; pieces from the strips
prepared for the frames are proper for The
cleats.) Place the cleats a little more
;lau an inch and quarter apart, from end
10 end Of the plank, on both sides. Sc, up
these supports three feet apart in the clear
from one end Of the room or cocoonery TO
the other, 10 rows. You can then slide in
the frames between any two cleais on each
side, and place five or six frames between
every two supports. The object Of putting
cleats on the supports from top to bottom,
IS that the frames may be placed near to.
geiher or iurthur apart, at pleasure. The
supports should be well fastened TO the floor
aud to the ceiling. When feeding worms,
az extra e. e, with paper laid on il, may
bc ken: h-,u ->n every two feeding frames,
Cor tue y + $50 Of catching filth that
mly fa,l from above. For lhIs purpose, a
considerable number Of frames should be
provided n re thar TO feed worms on. lu
the course Of these papers, the use Of these
frames will be particularly alluded 10, aud
this in time for the season. Ny next pa
per viii be more Instructive.
GIDEON D. SMITH.
baltimore, Nd, Jan, 1872.
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New Copartnership
IL THE
TAILORING BUSINESS.

FE7HE Subscribers having formed eopar;neF.
n ship ioF the purpose Of carrying on the Tai.
lnfing Business IN all It's various branches in Con.
cord, y. {. under tbs lrm Of Proe s McNlasiers,
offer their services 10 the people Of Cabattus and
the public in gcGeraL TAci; shop Is TIC same oc-
cupicd BY Mr.. CbAs. n. Price. They aatter them
selves that they sil be able please all who msy
favor them with q call. Oae of the firm having
been employed Considerable portion Of bis time
as a cutter ia SONIC OF the most fashionable Es,ab.
lishmcats in the CITY Of Philadelphia and having
the advantages Of an extensive anquainlence in
relation 70 hs business aud The other having car.
rcd on ! shop sos considerable limo 10 Concord.
they are sore that they can osler Inducements TO
the ,.abiie In their buainnss which shcy pledge 10
fulfil Their work shall be doae ia the latest and
mos, ieshioarhle style aud warranted to be supe-
fiar in wurkmanship 10 any in The country. They
hopc By panctu4lty and strict attention to their
business 10 merit share Of public pairunage.--
Their price shalt be ia proportion 10 the times.
CHARLES ". PRICE.
JOHN X. MONSTERS.
Concord, FsJ. |, iei2. 22,f
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RaNkl,itllfciI.

n FEEL il my duly once more to give warming
n the Petitioners and their Counsel, under
Inc Bsnkrup, Law. Form they probably think a
very htlc thing; bn, a few failures for waot OF
form may convince them that !, . essential 70 'ne
n,oner execution Of the las. The Pamphlet con
,,;niog nv Rules and Regulations, again say,
!, Cor sale at rs cents each, by Mr. Hale OF this
town. And respectfully ask the Editors Of pa
pers throughout the State, II they Ntc no, w''lng
10 do GOOD service 10 a large but INDECENT class OF
onr community by giving currency 10 this com,
,nunieatlon In their journals
H. POTTER, District Judge.
Fayetteville, March 8, 1872.
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List Of letters.

I'D EAAINING in the Pos; Office a. Charlotte,
AZ on the let Of April, 1872.
A--I4ouiea w. Adams. Wilson Allon, Elias A.
)nl,,ar 2, Jas. Atsom, Thos. L. Alexander.
B-Cofnelius Beatty Res. X. J. Boyd. Jas. Bar
H. J. G. Hooker, Martha Buehsnon. Rev. ]. ".
|-s3lcy. ". s Banker, Betty Brit. Naih naydcu,
h Il. nlack man, Austin Brown. Rev. Otis Bfiggt.
C-Mandy Cooper, NJ. 4. CapgE. Jas. Cslhcari,
f. Caldwell. Margt Cock, John Clupp, X. u.
SITTER. Phrha Ceosef. John Campbell, Job Canon.
D--ssnsop DUsier. J {. DAVIS. L Dinhins 3,
! E,i,ey Doahcl.
CD rs +. Griffith. Rev. A. ]. Cam, Jas. +.
sspie. ]. Gwyson, ]. r Gimor. A. r. Cray.
H--Naaey ilolsbonsct Dr. ]. B, Hcrriford, 2.
1syss, John Hunter, Jas. liayos Q. II. II. Hniehi.
"a ". A. henderson :, Jas. Hunter, J. VI. Hut.
ai.gu.
I'D. Jamisou, Rov. r. ]. Jancs, /. Jamson.
! k--Iahn Kirk. George hesiier, Samuel Kelly,
Ks'ssy. J. N Ksrr, saml- Kerr.
LIB, Ledwell.
NJ II. Maxwell .. Jas. Mason, W. ?. Nc,
ell,ud, Elan Moore, 4. ID. MeCiilEfay. RSy. NJ
Ackibboa, Res ". MaFiln, Geo. Martin, W
Slsde
Mas. Nelson.
o-Nlihan Orr. Aaron ofman, Million Osborn
F-MsFY Paul. ". ), Parks, X. w. parke, X
Peoples 9 ~ Porter. n. Porter, NJ. W. Porter
Q-Rob,. Query. jnn.
R-P Rosiob. Jos. Reed, Alex, Robson.
S-Rev, c. Smith. J. ". Simmons, John Still
rl-, i l.. Smith. Mary Shields. ]. y. Shaycn
'sn sloan, Jun, Adam Siler, c. +. Sassdosf
T-Sawpson Tarlc,on, J, G. Terrence, g.
crnani, Rev. N. Tallcy.
V--loha T. Violet.
Violin Walker. Esq- Mary Wath, Calvin S
eif, L. r Willis, S. T.. Wallip. Mat. Wallace
n, Williams s. Boyd, 4. c. Watson. Rev. Chns
il'on, Scott Wallace, Il. T.. Walker. u. Vents
y W. Wes,lake, James Wilson, J. r. Williams
m o. Jas. Walker. Allen Wood.
II. d. WILLIAMS, p IT.
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PEDIGREE.

Mcpnf, j. was got by Johnson's McDufl, ho
~ we celebrated Race Horse Washington, no by
'uNo'eon, and Tinioeon by the Justly renowned
ao'se Sit Archy. Washirg,on's dam was the
IsIsfated Atiadno by tho imported Citizen. Nc.
Uat dam was Col. Il. II. Jones' enc bred mare
LIN s,s'eeuon, who was by Sir Archy, her dam by
S'ls old tlorizel. the beet race horse In Amcri
ao' MS day. hes grandOm by Bell Air, her G.
s u by Cellar, l. z. z, gTandan by tho import
a. worse Why-not MeDuif, jr,'s dam was go, by
~ MoTough-brcd horse Eronau,, ho by the ini
sHea horse Eagle, whose blood is well known.
!, a. ID. DAVIDSON.
aarct23, ls4a, go
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Csrresg9adeaee 81 tie United StGtes Ga=etts
SAYINGS AID p0ING5 At WASHINGTON.
HENRY CLAY.
WAsHINaroN, NIarch ]

WASHINGTON, March -, 1872.
The time approaches when Mr.. Clay
viii retire for ever from the Legislative
halls Of tho nation, where his voice has
been heard above thirty five years, aud al
ways in support of the liberties, the honor
and tie interests Of the people of The Unit
ed States. Few men have run q more
brilliant, moro honorable, or a more use
ful legislative career in any country no
one, certainly, in this, than Mr.. Clay and
il must be most gratifying TO him now lie
is about to retire from the great theatre of
his labors and usefulness TO witness the
Kind and friendly feeling which even his
political opponents now manifest towards
him. and to hear OF the honorable and gen.
erous testimony they bear to his worth, his
manIiness, his splendid talents and his 40.
bic nature. One Of the most prominent
men of the opposition party in the Senate,
perhaps the most prominent man, dining
with a friend few days ago, remarked Of.
Mr.. CLAY, who became the subject OF con-
vorsatiou, that he had been in Congress
with him for great many ycars-tha, he
was a member Of the House of Represen-
tatives when Mr.. Clay was the Speakeran
leader Of that body, and, said the dIstn-
guishcd Senator, laying down his knife and
fork and becoming eloquent as he warmed
up with the subject " he was then the most
splendid man | ever beheld, and such a
speaker and such leader as no legislative
body ever saw in this country, and believe
! might say in any country; no man can
know him and not admire and love him, he
has so noble and generous nature, and is
so manly and honorable in all he does. =
| give the words as near as | recol,cct
them, as they were repeated to me. Such
is the testimony Of political opponent ;
can it be called hattery ; No, It is but the
honest expression Of generous and olcyat-
ed nature-of man who hesitates not 10
DO Justice even to an opponent, and who
can appreciate and admire noble qualities,
though their possessor be his antagonist
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NEGROES.

rs'l3iae one bouse ssrvsnt BoY Of very supe.
isH qualifications in Pablo House, legelhsr
siih various other property.
Persons disposed 10 purchase property viii do
vel 10 attend. ss The sale y ~ BE- positive, aud will
sRmenee on Monday, April 9th. and continue
,an DAY to day, until sl Is sold, Tctms-CAsiI
Z B4nk seeep,snees.
N. W. ALEXANDER. Jr.
cisflfie, AFil G, 49,. $50
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RED GAUNTLET

GTss W. s .'sss ''', s { s.,
Hf~ uE ed n. Iiepdorson's, FIVE miles
~ sg-n.Ass Moth Of Charlotte, In Mceklcn.
burg couuly, 90 Mondays and Tuesdays; on Wed
ncsdays and Thursdays at Marshall McCoy's,
near linTcwell Church on Fridays aud SaInr-
dayp q; Davidson College and will be ct to mares
al The reduced price Of $40 the aingle leap; sls
the Season company NJ si1 mares iof 500
--of SIS doe the 10Th OF june and se5 10 IN
sure a mare with fosl Due attendance will be
given a, the stands erccp. on public days, Care
aill be taken 10 prevent accidents, but viii not be
liable for upy. Season 10 commence the lOIh OF
March and end tho l0th of June
Red Gauntlet Is an oxcecnt and sure foalget-
ter, his colts combining enc stze with supetb He-
ton and general symmeiry and Iustness Of pro-
portioos.
JOHN MAXWELL, OieHtr.
CAsWELL carp. Keeper
March 10. 1919. 261
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NOTICE.

A III, persona indebted 10 the subscriber ny
"a Book Account arc particularly requested 10
close them by Cash or Note, between now ana 'he
January Court, as | must positively close my
books. And those who do not avail themselves Oh
,his notice BY tho Superior Court may expect 10
settle with an officer, a ,pts
Charlotte, Jan. s, 1872 lou
Mr.. continue in my former Shop, opposite
Col Aloxander's Hotel, where shall punctualiy
attend all applications
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~ u The puhsarihcr hereby notifies all per.
sons who have accounts on his books 10 close the
Same, either by Cash o. Note, as am detcFmin-
ed 10 close them otherwise unless this notice is
attended 10. c. n, PRICE
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VOLUME XII.
IT, HOLTON,
rditor. Proprietor a. Pubiishcr.
TERMS

T,,o Dollars and TYfty Cents ifgaidin advance.
Tire Dollars Il not paid within ufee months,
- "a rs,s, Dollars and Fifty Cents il not paid
mil aller the expiration OF the schr. NO paper
Si,co,,inued Uutl all arrearases arc paid, exceP,
A. 81 option Of the Editor.
acknowledgements inserted al onc Dollar per
.oa,re a6 lines o. less, this sized type') for The
e,st insertion, and IS eenis for each continuance
Court advertisements and sbcrifis salct charged
b Der cent. higher; and deduction OF ssA per
rSn, viii be plade from tie regular prices. for adj
yertisOrs by the year.
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At FAULT AGAIN.

In Mr., lIenry's late Speech, he had a
good deal to say about the Bank investi-
CATION, Instituted at the late Session of our
Legislature, and insinuated that there was
a concert between the Committee and
Banks, and that the questions, propounded
by the Committee TO the Presidents OF
those Institutions, were drawn up by u
Wing. so as to enable the Banks to gloss
over matters and make every thing appear
smooth. A Correspondent of the Fay
etteyile Observer" in the last number OF
that paper, states as fact within his own
knowledge that william H. HGyrood, Jr
Esq. of this City, was the author of the
questions propounded through the Loco
Ioco Chairman Of the Committee Real
ly Mr.. Henry must be more circumspec
in his outgiyings and conjectures, or ht
will get his best friends in trouble.-Rdi
Register.
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The Eiegant aud Thorough bred Horse,
DESCRIPTION.

.NeDua, H., is dark sorrel. black name and
~; sixteen hands high and four yoars old 90 Iho
middle Of neS, April.
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A QUANTITY of GOOD BACON and
~ LARD for sale a, r. X, Iaylor's Store, for
.AStl only.
Harea /, 1889. a3I
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The Bankrupt Lac.

yNlIE subscriber will attend the District Court
" at Fayetteville aud give attention 10 al ca
sos under The Bsnkrup, Law which nay DO en-
trusted u him.
JAMES w. OSBORNE.
Cdarisfie FEB % 1912. 22tf
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A Moral COMMUNICATIVE Erie Ga
zcttc says that the Jail of Erie county Is
empty for the first time, we believe,
since it was built, period of about thirteen
wears. Mr.. Wood, the iailer, complains
that the temperance people have combined
to injuro the business of the house, and
proposes to rent from the LIST OF April next
Scaled proposals will be received up to the
10th Of March instant.
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AGENT.

AGENTS.
colR.N. Cochran. MecklcnbpfE, NC.
Chas. W. Harris. Mill Grove. NC.
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Daniel Dennis.

4pIIES celebrated JACK
VI will stand every other
week at tile stable Of the
subscribers, Commencing at
Lewis Dnkins',) and will
be let 10 mares nj the follow
ing rates, viz; Three Dol.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02

The Lancaster Fencibies were The ,'obse rsed
o: aIl obselvets'' during The late eneampmens al
Baltimore We learn rom the Baltimore Ame-
FieaH that this elegant company, under command
Of Capt Flndley. pafaded 10 Monument Square
on Tuesday morning he 2llh ii, Al six O'Clock,
and AMER going through various military move
meats. which elected lIle admiration Of all who
reEe present. vas marched into the City Hotel
70 bfsakfasi, By invitation, with il: hospi,abIe
proprietor. Darn BARSUss, Esq. Afler break
iass NE company was again formed 10 The
square, and in compliance with Ihe solicitations
made 70 ihem. again went through series 81
evr3atiuns, &c.
The character Of The sentiment which pervad-
ed ne nnmefoqs spectators, was indicated b. he
fact ihai comn;llre vas appointed on The spol
10 prefer TO ihe corps dag Oh behalf Of The ci-
IizeBsef Baltimore. as token or heir feelings
sOpsTas Capt F,ndlsy and bis men. samuel
Barses. Ezq (edi,ot Or The cIipper.) As chair
maa q he eomniises. aldsesssd Capt, Findley
in ascprdahss with he wishes VI ihe1eiiizsns.
Th:s spcnianeo1s edpsicn d respect would
indicate .hsi Ne citizens Of Baltimore thought
The Fe1eibles bensr enii,Ied 70 dis,inciion, han
he company which resolved he prize nae--
and ihi.is he uniFsfsll sslllnrak
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02
Ffsn il. Ssasslsh spisiass M |as'
EPISCOPAL c0NVENTs0

- !. 4 Ir...l.
The Annaal ConvenilonAot insI frss'es
,aus EoiscapM ChuFch pi Me Di9eess q
Vrrsnia asseupblea ID this place dn ~ ed
nesday lasi. Thsrs.KeEe ahoal Any sisf-
sysnsn. and betwetI 81 and 40 lhy dele.
rases. iniattendance The opening SER
mon Was preached by ihegReS Mr, Nc.
Guits. III Essex. which was followed BY
al Observation-Disclosures from Bishop Meade
All'ihe proceedings Of Ire Convention.
We learn were conducted ID great hasmo-
Nv, and the reports generally, from al
parts 81 The Diocese. represented The
Church 10 be Ia tlonFishing condInen r
s0a ing ioahes coaliaaed iRiirm hFslth q
theABlshop. ana The great serri:orlal-e x-
tent of. his lahors. il mas deemed expedi-
en,| blythe CdnvenlloH 40 elect 40 Assist
! ant and the choice HILL Nithsgreat una
nimiiy, upon The Rev, Inhn Johns D, d
Rector ,Of Chris Chnfch, Baltimore On
SABBATH morning. he rite III cor fsmai'on
was administered BIZ the Rshop 81 fifteen
persons and The same dav. Mr.. Charles
Glllet was ordained, Deacon, and tas
Rev. Messts. -Caldwelf. Maciarland. laae
! Kinckle. tDeaeonsD were ordained PLtes''
/ Sermon on the oceasinn by the Key
| Dr4 Sparrow, VI The Theological Sem1inA'
i ri. The Sacfamen; Of The Lord : Sappe
vas also sdninistered tom large nnraoe
| Of commanican,s The closing scene .
Il sANs EaissQRaI GhqEsh 81 Sunday ess ",
i 10y character The parting address 3
the Bishop Vas peculiarly haHpy, an'
made visible impression upon The aadi
u anca H4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02

A correspondent Ct Iae Independent calls at
lention 70 a fact which should be noted BY every
reader, and which carries a solemn Admoni.ion
With ito leshargic Wings -
9s'worthy especisi remark il Is. ,ha, every
vlnlalion OF law and good order ia this cnudiry.
has come from The Ltcofoco party The ~.
pehee. lhe New Jersey outrage, The revolu,iona-
" ProceediDgsin Maryland and Tennessee. The
lac sediiinus doings ia Rhode Island. Repudia.
ti3n and Repeai.-all, all are the Offspring n
Lpeofoco paternity And strange to tell, the
Country will not be admenishedl Well let This
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS destroying. Jacobinism-gc
Cd II ever il Eets the ascehdancY again, VIC
l0sthe morals and Iiberlies Of his land!p a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02

Gov. Peinaexler comes OUT ii letteE 10 The
people Of Inc United States. yindicatips his Re-
port upon The abuses Of The New York Custom
House He has. asked "a fair aud impartial
scrutiny into the matters Of FAC: contained in
'nat report he says be cannot guard, a.
galns' broad defamation false premises. or false
conolnslons,'a bnt' he is prepared % yindica,e
'nas document from every assaulrwhich may be
made On i, either 10 o: out Of Congress-. Ia re-
gard 70 The lsiier Of Samuel Lawrence and WIN.
W. Stone, of Boston, who complain OF injus-
lice done them BY iinputaiiOns as TO connexiun
between them and The Collector, Hoyt, Gov. P
says ne willsnail them 10 Tie counter BY The
facts disclosed in their own testimony We
think the corfuPtionisss will hni ..Oid P0ins,' a
Troublesome customer before they are done with
him. II