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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-24

VIII be sold low sI3 III y
M b. SANFORD cash TAILORING STORE(2 III Full
wi ST. has opened entirely and splendid assort
ment of English French Cloths Cassmees and Vestngs,
which for beauty elegance and durability cannot be surpassed
this city, being bought for cash He will sell to all his
adhere the cash principles Strangers and Others who are
his rich assortment goods all of which he pledges himself
to make in STYLE fashion which shall please the most las
udous regards good cnttng workmanship and prices lilo
would also inform his customers that he has new and entire
assortment of gentlemens Quitting OF every Description con
pende silk and linen cambria handkerchie gloves and ho-
sisry Of all kinds -
n b. Punctuaty observed strictly in filling all orders.
M. b. SANFORD,
&C lm.r Next 10 the Herald Office, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-24

GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN FRICTION MATCHES.
rTHE SUPERLATIVE MATCH II, made without brimstone
other deetereous offensive ingred nan article that
actually waterproof aud mistakes made and sold
BY the propreo Of patent lately obtained NoiGl Bleeck
er street, New York. .
These matches ignite with and certainty in all weaher
and climates and burn with brilliant flame, for than
minute and that vertical position that several letters
may scaled with by the blaze of Of them They may
Law hours ignite and when the wood
before. some saturated in perumed and
exhae an agreeable odor instead the exebe unhealthy
elnvia of the birthstone match Orders and communications
may be addressed to u. BOWEN,
Agent the Patenees, No. l6l Blocker SIN Y.
" R-None sold or deyered Ia hawkers 81 msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-24

ITO MILLlNERs, &c.-CARL KING, the celebrated Tus;
can Hat Manufacturer most respectfully informs his kind
friends aud that he has associated himself with Mr.
Joseph Lyon ate from ar and have established themselves
they have most splendid assortment Of Paris Millinery Art
cles suitable for the The above stock
Of elegant of Tuscan and Straw Hats rich Silk
Yevets rich Velvet Ribbons uestrns and Satin Ribbons all
fall color-French Flowers Feathers style Of
Silks, and every other article in the Millinery line
Messrs L. X would also that the above goods have
been purchased for cash drec from the and
will be sold at small advance those who may be
pleased TO favor them with a CALL
sic lmFr LYON KING ~ John N Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-24

TO THE PUBCIC.
q. M TO S50OO--Mr Francis r. Crump, Watch Maker,
lOO 2i8 Grand street, bes inform his friends and the
public that independent of the Watch business he prepared
cash gold and silver watches damonds
silver forks and description Of gold or
paid for old gold and silver Watches of every de-
scripon repaired and warranted 2i8 Grand street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-24

FOR SALE,
T &. II. DARLlNGS, 7ih Maiden lane and Liberty
IA street, Che cheapest and best selected stock of
FRENCH ENGLISH GERMAN FANCY GOODS,
Consisting of Needles, Combs
Cutlery, Pins, Brushes,
Jewelry, Hooks and Eyes, Perfumery,
Steel Pens Plated Thinbes, RaZors, Strops, sc.
Will all other articles included in the above line.
O. H. d. would state for the benefit of Country Merchants
Pedars and others who please CALL that all goods the
above line VIII be sold on the most favorable terms
au24 Irnsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-24
BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.

| THE FOLLOWING PUBLICATIONS ARE FOR
SALE AT THE HERALD OFFICE, North West
Corner Of Fulton and Nassau when all the Cheap Publ
cations OF the day be had as issued at the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-24

pINGLETs. FINE AND WIRE CURLS BRAIDs,
~ Fzettes Plain Bands Bows Head Dresses, Net Caps,
Shell Combs, and other suitable for decorating La
dies Heads.
M LARUE,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer,
l62 Canal, corner of Varck,
have hand large and splendid Of the
above articles, which they selling greatly reduced
They OF the latest fashions, and manufactured
perior their and peculiar STYLE mparng beau
tul rich nstTe the hair and durability the curl
tanned by any other manufacturer.
Old Curs altered pattern and made look like
a a trifng expense.
A liberal allowance made to retailers. SIG m*r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
A HUMANE Law

! At the fast session Of The Maryland Eegisla
ture, law was passed. exsmPting ne Proper,,
Of females held b them al the time Of thea
marriage, from existing debts Of her husbands
The general principle Of this law has met with
much sIrprebs,ien in this quarter. and desire
IS expressed 10 see he details, win some 81
our friends Of lie Baltimore press Nor Us with
its publication
The lsms of YirgiRial do much lo-secnre The
rights Of femalss. 80 f,f is teal estate is con.
csrned, but We think there is nsnFfss, Prcpri.
ely il extending ! projecting shield 10 other
property distances are By no means rare, ia
which the PtePsfty Of he innocent and helpless
i given over q nereensry apd reckless sdveS-
-t9rers. who have TO other object IN their matrI
sBonisi alliances than the sequisilion CT means
10 graiif3 lhslr sPenathrifl prOpshsilies Mr.
GINA chivaIry, always conspicuous. has YET
scope for exertion ia Ibe cause Of thu weaker
sex aud surely i viii nol lag in the race Or
honcf or htmaniiy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
MII.ETArY ENGAMPnIEN 4.

we learn fr}m the Winchester RePublicsS,
that The prpjseRof 40 Eneamament, 70 bs held
IL Winchester during the summer or al has
been actively ,Sken up by The Citizens aud ,Iib.
larry; and viii Doubtless be carried out hpnd-
sOmely- The y ghiand Btees, under Capt. Long,
lssld meeting In the i0ih, and resolved that il
the measure be.ne, carried out, the faul. should
not be with lien, The. Artillery (cspt Al.
lderson) also he'd meeting on the. l5th, AID
took measures tor hearty co operation in TIE
project Much interests anticipated from ne
spcsmpmenl especially fthe attendance ofMaj
Ringgpld's fIyisg Artillery should be secured.
wiz NOT tLe IeHFersop Companies make an
early ana efficient movement on the su1set2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

l. X
/ Oh the 9th inst, Mrs ANN CAzESovE, consorl q
An,hony G.. GazepoAe, ESD of AIexsndria, beo1sed
BY her family respected BY hti friends, anc fegfe
ted by all who knew her. III
eUMMUNIcATkD. H.
Departed this life, pc Sunday sndrhng lSsl, q ths
residence Of her daughters, IL Chsrlesloah, Mfs
DEBoR2 HfTE, wfeofthc late Captain Geofse lHtes
Of dis Comfy 1t the advanced age of eighty -lpgs
years and fotsf months This venerable lady va
remark able for the excellence Of erthaiaeer ata
the proprety with which she sustained fhe diilles
of life. For more than 6fty years. she exh'bile
the graces of sincere christian profession and esf
pecaaly exrelled in the character Of slfsiian Is-
tfer She lived 70 see the most Of her chiid5ea, Z
and their eHildrea the disciples Of that SAVIOUR
when she had SO long served, fsThey ross W
andscalle.lLsr blcsseaS and amidst their tears $nl
prayers she died lie peacefuL pd triumphant daalh
of one who IS faithful unto lie end isihe Halh
Of ice just 81 al The skiping light tfal shash mere
and more unto The perfect day Y
Dii Saturday, the 81 Julg Instant ID Geell County,
Md, Mrs. MAar Jazz CBANsERs, eonsoft oi Mr.
BenIamii e. Chambers, and daughter Of the lsse
John Alafit, Esq of North Easi, aged 20 years
On Tuesday, The ffh Instant, Mrs. MARsAhET
FaYs.leI,st Of the late Rev Christopher Fryes oil
the Baltimore confeteBce, il the 9Th year'ot her
age s.i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

There is pin in the following paragraph, and
we ask ourftaders, especially Of re opposite
party to refecl well upon IheQnesiionsPrePeunsa-
ed -
How can The Agriculture Interest aFurish
without corresponding increase IN The prospef'
ss,s, the MsatgAeesfi tile[:
their provisions, and their wood, their Germ
and haur, from the hands ~ The Tsrneri HqN
can the fsrnee expect % enrich himself and keeT
before banded kifhe raises no surplus produce f9l
the markell Il we are all farmers, what viii
hScome of,onF;mslkei' These are very simple
questions, and sreqpfe very little refecucn ic
4mske simple answers.
We oonhdftgly thiIk the time may come
when some ii l5e people viii have occasion To
regret lhedr cetafss in sustaining mere habblers'
and demagogpes while hey lose sight 81 the eIesl
interests Of tic yommuniiys-T Taunton Whig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
/ nALA.ooN AscENsIoN.

4 Twill De tesu, BY the notice 10 our sdleriis.
ing columns. ,hst Mr.. John Wise, the Aaericap
Eroraut. whose bold excursions 10 tho clouds
have astonixkejslafge portions Of The Penpsyt-
vsnilSpnblic, proposes 40 give the people Of
virginia a sfeeimeb 5of his skill sud fearless.
ness. At Winchester, on The lst ofAugust. The
novelty Of The s,ene will doubtless attract thor
sands. Tickets or admission into The enclosure,
to see the process of itfa.iOn, and other prepa-
rations, are pssyidsds and are offered to The
public, to NEE, ne necessary expenses and re.
ward the ehlerptisins Rfonaut.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
THE MARKETS
DFFicE oFTHE BALTIMORE AMERICAS
\ I,,tv ~ p NJ

July 1 " 2 +. M,s Ia
CATTLE There were about 400 headFnf
Beef tatile offered for sale at thes Scales This
morning, Of which 220 were sold and about lSO
lelt over, Thsprices paid ranged from 81 500
g .25 per 100 lbs as il Quality on he iioof.,
which is. equal to about So a 81 Is net. The
safes slow decline 10 the price oi-Ahe better
qualities
Hoes There is aIarge supply Of Lige Hogs
I'm market, and they are now offering ar 81. PEI
100 lbs and very dull. Aldrove Of upwards Of
200 were taken North this mornlngs
FLOUR The market flor Howard stfeet
Fiouris without animation. Holders Of fresh
ground parcels are generality asking IS % from
store Tor good mixed brands Parcels moi So re-
Gently lnahufacturedEean ballad at IS. There
is 20 fixed receipt price.
GRAIN. We ngte sales Of four cafgbes Of
new crop North Carolina Wheat To-day, VII A
cargo III prime condition al l22 cents; cargo at
/ lis cents; cargo at ll2 cents; and catgo not
in condition for gnE4ing al l0l cents. We note
sales Of only about 100 bushels cid Penn ie4 at
fllIa lis els. Md Wheat Of HE new. diop
cuanes in slowly Aparce Of 800 bushels prime
red, from the Eastern Shore, was Sold to-day at
! 1872 els. Corn is very dulil Small sales Of Nd
Iat u a So cts. for white, and 81 a 55 cts for
iyeNow. A Parcel Of PENNSYLVANIA yeluw was
SOLD to-day al 5bA els. We quoIa Oats al 80 cts.
Tor prime Maryland
4 PROVISIONS There is no change liz the
4pEice Of Western ~Bacon The lransactiobs con
iihne 70 be principally in the Inlefiotqoailies,
and alhosteyery Shade Of ptce, according 10
The condition Of lhearuele4 Strictly prime lots
1aFe held al the following prices, with, Gpiled
sales only >via asserted at 5ss 81 cents; Hams at
rs els; Sides al So cents, aud Shoulders AZ 81
al cents
WHISKEYx Prices tend upward and bids.
| which atgznow scarce, we've sold On Saturday At
2Sl cents! and bbls al "a ctss # If,
~ ALEXANDRIA, Iul4 =, b
y Flour The market Is very dult-wagon
Price IA Tive hear Of. no sales from storesf--
Receipts light
-GRAIs. -safhs OF one cargo white Com aq5ly
cents No wheat oHeringi TGostiH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

The Giabe, alief pointing Out the movements
81 Mr. Tyler and his Cabinet previous to the e
lection and since. AID showing The means ~
which tbsy ATTAINED their positions. thus Goa
ela1es he commentary -
s.The real motive for he .ergivefsaIion Of
Nj. Tyler aud those associated with Asr0 ia
power, and their proposed ceailtloa with The De-
naocrsef rsnnot be geiled under these hypocrll-
iraEpfeiexts. Having reached, 81 accidept. a
place Id The Government whi>A pat then above
the leadeF on whose strength they relied before,
they became conscious thai the success Of the
nary 10 which they owed sllegiance Eould re-
store aeaia the feiatsse posiiions uhich had be-
fofs tcen occupied BY Mr.. Clay and themselves
h.1ould pot him above them. Not one oflhem
had ever before xeAinrea 10 feok towards him as
. rival Chance had made then bis superiofs
In Stallion. They saw their parry Ialiying sound
tiai again. They fell thai this made them ipfe-
,iofs. dnd they determined tesfevoli from theif
hiSf 6nd heir paIiy,<aiid 10 seek support 10 a
asiti1n with ihe psftY which they had pferio6s.
Is 6slfaFed. Their abandonment uf y hisgpsy i
s tniifsly Hldsh and ininaaenced 81 principle,
3. WIS der desrrioQ Of he Democracy What
consider ns sbeg clINf 10 upea he way 20
skeir ion among hose whom fss. They be-
Traced and conIfibntsd iodsftat and what lke
l,iier ID isl sacrifice 10 kifing ihem he expecis
q 1eisame. We shalt hereafter speak 81 We
Ilink K win appear that he cozlitloa will cost
d Sesi 1es q ffincinie, and he dlsefscs of AZ
Hlfs enter into Il =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

nan TUESDAY The ast day at Aublsl,
4 - next, the undsfsigned, ms Trustees, WiA
expose tosale, ST Public Alction, The
Entire stock or Goods
/ Rsiorgitsz 10 =AnAm You've ,Jr, or HaFpars Fer
~, eopsssliDg Of an extensive assortment
Drugs, Medicines, Cordtqfs, Cases.
Jurs, Counters, Slabs, &c. &c.
.aL5O-.4 Lease of che Store Hptss
nov occupied 10y said Young, qatil
TIE lst dayof t4pra, I847.
EE-The siiustion Is ore of the best forsblIs:.s
hesa 81 5iaFpers-Ferry4- 1.-The store Room sarge,
with good cellar bennaih. and several rooms
above he store room
THE terms ef safe viii be one.tbira cash ane.
third il six and onesthard III Twelve rnensas. -
Bond Win good security Will be required ferfhc
deferred payments. The sale will be mage al
ths ssers House n Harpers Ferry.
Alsss an cndiyidedl Interest ia
A Tract Of Land,
living on Grand tiyef, inElhe Sale Of AiieElran.
Kent Ceanfy.
S5s EuFher particulars made known ii the
time Of sale. RICHARD PARKER.
GERARD 3. WAGER
Julg a0l l84s-2w. 1FussSsk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

The .couh;s Levy fer Jesfesspa. the present
year. IS 20 cents on zach TirheaSie-the Parish
Levy 7sceniS
The overSers of the Poor have adopted be
satisfactory pan Of inforning the people Of heir
proceedings. y pUblieetipn--a mater in refer
sses 70 whisk here has heretofore bsen sOusss
lcomplsint
The ToEn authorities would accord With tie
sen,insns II lhe Tax Payers. il hey you'd fdl-
low he ssamps. Those aho paS; always Ike
y know Egr Iheis money i expended
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

! CHARLo4rrsvtLLK ADyocaTk Mr..
MAcRuDEE. who has displayed great a.
bili,y 10 the conduct Of ibis paper. FeiiTes
from the editorial department and il sue
ceededlby WIN. J. SHEEToE. Esq. lately
Ct Lypchhurg--a young gentleman 81
fne abilities. and siauueh and ardent
Whis. The Advocsse. therefore. will
coatinoe 10 Be an. efficient supporter Of
Wing principles. Rieknond Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

II Sensible Ediet. -SMoKiNe. -ThS
General Of Education Ia Swift
erfand has forbidden the whole ofthe stu.
beats IL the several faculties to smoke.
ppon lae principle that the habit IS nos
only useless and Of bad taste, but exnen.
sivs. ikiurions tohealsh, and At the sane
Bfne dangerous 70 The public.
LOWELL They mskeFnearly millioF
and j quarter Yards uf cotton clolh III Ia.
we'll RE- week embracing about 5000
|operalifes, IS 375Lfemalesl and use j34.- l
900 pounds Of raw cotton Der week. Tha
annual amount o. raw cotton used is % Il
A6s OOil pounds, enough 10 load tifty hip
$50 tons each. aad b. cotton maauiacim. I
leu ~ US 9l0 yards: 100 pounds Of cot
ION @i8l produce 50 yards Of cloth.
A wealthy and eeceniric Freuchman,
named Schklsr, recently died ii Pats.
leaving. among cher STANCE beqaests,
500 900 francs Inear Sl00 600 to FAM.
uyElsEler.
BaitsseaSh thot ,eiH not Rab Of MIX
aaii pail oil lime snd water ready 10 put
on he vail then lakea gjl. Of wheat tleurl.
\ nix un well in very little cold water thea
Apoar 9oiling water over Il TIL il thickens.
Pour II into The white wash while hot ana
sir fhIe whole together.
Fife ksJoad tie grare-Among all the fna
ana beautiful figures and modes of reason.
ing thai the universe in swhich>we dWelt
has affssdsd Tor The illustration ofthe bright
hope that is withinHus Of 4 life beyond ihe
tomb, there Is none moTs be autful Or ex.
.quisile ahat know Of thsn tha, which Il
derivs,. NON the change Of the Seasons
sifom lie second lie that bursts forth ia
lsprlng In objects apparently dead and
3sflom life shadowing forth, in he renoya.
S,ion 81 every thing around Us. otthat les.
Ainy which DivinegRevelation calls UPON
our faith 10 believe shall be ours! The
trees tAst have faded and remained dark
and gray through Vie long dreary lapse of
winter, cIoihe themselves again win
sreeniin the sspring sunshine, and every
hue speaks oil life. The buds that were
srampied down and faded burst forth once
more in freshness and in beauty tbe
streams break fromfthe icy chains thai held
them,. and The glotious sun himself comes
wandering from. bis fat journey, giving
summer. and warmth. and fertility, aid
magni6cence TO every Thing around. All
that We see breathes-tHe same, hope, and
: levery thing I'VE see rekindles into life.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
MORE coID foMFoRT

The Flag Of 90! aiyan Buren, organ al w4i
-Fenton. Farqaier county, ssys;
q The MGiisonian is now shouting al the II
OF his voice TO the followers Of Mr.. Tylrr !
oFgaaise. u helekpects any movement ~ til
quarter, in favor or Mr. Tyler, he m.sst send D
some troops. Our county does moi sdofd "a
Tyler man. ?
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

!, The Ric5Rond EnquAsf deelinei paslshif3
the second aumber IL MI TYleIs advocate az
Washington. (who states thai hs IS Creole
of Lou:tiana and rather bufIi.hly says il viii
mol give him the use of cnlumnfof The EaqpI-
rer rr9m'nor un,il May 1874 10 be devoted to
he advocacy 81 Mr.. Tyler The writer ihii-
ma,es, il he eailor arcneslhe offer, haI il will
belthrough fear Of ie,jeg John Tylef's claims
bk heard throughout he length and ISreadlh q
Old Virginia ana aeCiares that il Mr., Tyler Be
DOT The nominee, Or tie Rational Convention, the
Democratic Pat,. ~ill'be defeated 70 1874.
u i fHinehestsr Republican
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
r,s,, A.. Bo,to,, .4tra, u de lola.
Loss OF THE STEAMER coLuMBI

Loss OF THE STEAMER COLUMBIA
/, is with feelings Of deep regret that
we are puderlhe necessity, thismorning
OF announcing the loss of The british Mail
Steamer Capt. Shannon, which sailed
from this port on the LIST inst. She was
wrecked, as will be seen by the ACCOUNTS
which we present below, upon Black
Ledge, near Sea Island. N. s., on hei pas
sage 10 Halifax. All her passengers. "a.
mong whom was The Hon. Abbott Law
renee, OF this city, with his lady and
daughter, were safe. The vessel was go.
ing to pieces when the schooner thai
drought the intelligence lett her, and
would be "a total wreck.
We have been favored by the polite.
ness OF P. Abbott Lawrence, Esq, will
letter from the Hon Abbott Lawrence,
% his family in Boston, giving the full
particulars fihis unfortunate occurrence
ssA rs !f. bays Flss a90sss ls5Ifah liz o9g
llumbia. 10 Geo. w. Gordon Esq, cost
N aster of Boston. which he has kEnAy
allowed us to use. Both these letters
1were written in great haste.
The intelligence Of this calamity wa
forwarde To- Boston by S. L. Lyman
Esq, Postmaster at Portland, by SPecia
Express.
We are informed that there is, al Hall
| fax, an extra steamer the Margaret, I;
/ vessel Of Su0 or 800 ions. and Of oyer 30t
horse power kept there expressly tomee
such exigeacies as the loss oil The Colum
bial and capable Of carrying forward he
nails and spassengers.-The Margsre
will unqnestionaoly be despatched inme
dlately from Halifax 10 Liverpool, taking
The mails, aud such passengers As may
prefer 10 60 forward ID her. 10 preference
to awaiting the sailing Of the HlbeTnia
The latter vessel il will be recollecled
leaves this port for Liverpool, via Hal!
TAX on Sunday next, 10th instant.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

sD.atk Of Hon John Holmes This gen-
tismau- 50 we'll known rot only 70 'nls
Sshie but ,hrooghsuiihe Upioa-dieo yss.
sssdav afternoon, about 4 o'clock, 70 snls
civ. sitter very pFotracted Illness.
Tie was 81 Massachusetts origin. havins
hssn Ssru On Cape Cod but while qot'e
kaang mao be settled In this y
whsis vel IN early life be was MEMBER
oh,be Massachusetts Legislature ior ss s.
ethl wears. and then rapidly rose % uls,
,;acssoa BY bis elcquence. his playful seu
% ssioesi.y rough vii. add h's#sufs''of
,Awer az debate. When Meiae became
s.sta,e r. was = -enber Of The Ccnysn !,
ts5u 10 fcrm he Constitution. ana ae'su
u chairftsn u the Comni,see to drali w =:
Ia lSl2 wben the war eonanercee' 81 q.
vas appointed Eeu'enaut colonel y ms
Uattei States Agmy, u Coli Lane : heglr
meat nj declined going ia,o service -
SIS trisnds t,,oashi he could De 81 mere
sav.h,ase % he country q that eventiul
psri,d IN the Legislature. leTopsn Az
IL, war be sustained the administration
ceusis'en';y ard powerfully. rs nools
aavoescy Of ,hai,i'nporisot Measure ca ~.
lever be bl9ue5 from TIE record q hi'
c5raisy's history.
II IS2l be was sP7olRlea oy .aet hi
ie5 States GoyeranfeRt IS enc y the =
nericau Commissioners to ssttle ne east
Srn boundary line undsr tie iisaiy 2
Client
aIr; Holmes wns the Rsasssealetl'e-'4.
tsagfess from YBrk Dietict FOR se~eta
ferR.s-was the first U: $ Senator sen
tfo.n Maine after The separaiioa-ggas
saeaber 81 that body about iseise years
snd was alter&arls member Of our Stat
.seigiv fhre one or two sessions. He va
arr ,ia,e.l United States Dss'1ct ATONE,
,Jor Maine. b. General Harrison, which 81
Eeee.h ~ beia III The lime 81 his death.
Mr. Holmes has been 4 member Of ID
Il bsr over forty years. and -ilas ever eployei
an elevated ssd enyiable TepuiallonEin b
profession. He was member q ihe OF
ibodox church. aud unwaras Of seyeni,
years Il hse,- Porfiuhd .Ameficca. j.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
LTRE ar sfIaENoKDALF.

The r-spiSf BalIs al THIS deIIs hfrai watering
Place viii eop.henee on " ednesday the 26ih
instant, aud be. continued regularly every We'd
nes5sy evening Surfing the season. Anne Bard
or Music Is pro5sdsd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
- lIt-Iii--Hs
.N.RRKIED.

IN stauntoa, on Wednes day the 5th INST By HE
Rev. Paul f. Stevenson, The Rev. RoEERf b.
WHiTE, of Romhey Ito Miss MAaeARfT DANIEL
daughter Of w IllamI Donsghe, Esq, oflhe fgrffefs
Mace
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

The U. S. steamer Missouri. il sliIi
will saffron Washington for Ire Msdi,ee
ranean in about fortnight, carrying on
Mr.. CUSHING, Ambassador TO China.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

Deaih Of commandsr Dallas The TloF
Wbig ssys:- Alexander J. Dallas, laf6
Brown7 Commander in The U. s. Navy.
died atthe Troy House. ID this city (salh.)