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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01
ROBERT +. BR0WN, Clerk.
June 10. Is47.
COMMISSIONERS Orritg

OudItesIuWn, JUNE IUlH, 1871. }
o. Pursuantto the foregoing decfev, have
sppoipied "Wednesday The Iilh day 81 mex,
month lJaly) for performing the 4 a,ie. ,hersip
required on Which day BY 10 o'clock. A. M.
the parties are hereby notified 10 sitsnd ., ny
s6ice, prepared to seule the accounts directed
10 be stated, BY the aforesaid decree.
r. WORTHiNGTON. Comr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01
Mechanics look 10 Veur Interest

Mechanics look teyour Interest
lust received, q large addiiional sssori-
q meni Of Tools Of every deicriptieo -
Such as Broad, Hand and Board Axes. Adzss,
Hatcbsts, Drasi6s kniiss. lkidds,) Rssps,
Files. Braces and Bi,ls. Spirit Levels, Mason's
and Plasisrer's Trowels, Hand and Tshneb Saws,
Hammers. Mallets, Primer and Sockst. Ckisels,
Screw Drivers, Gaages, Extra Plane Bits,
csoPers Patent Grows. Turning Gougss and
Chissls, Shoe Hammers, Patent Avis and BATS;
Xii; &c, &c., all of which i will
sell on The most Accommodating terms iaad al
reduced Prlcss. y
e9 THOMAS RAwLINs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01

"A young Top. about starting for New
York. proposed TO purchase life pre-.
server. C. you'll not want H. suggest.
ea The clstk. bags q wind don't sink
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01

.E Jim, hear you are on cruise after
Dick. 10 hoIsshhip him. Yes. I'm
ibosnd-on whaling stPedition:'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01

III WILL GiT6 ~ Ifis(-.t .,....Iss, -, =.
u W611e1 tn1 "a 1850 vtd0r. !. l<.g---
81 Q. 1illd1fs,s 49, II f,,i1;,s 80 p,g:s
= q g ~ el14r tio1 81 msrchaldis6.
rr.rrnr - 1890.
sAsPasrdsissn. aI,y j. ia isss'-f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01

A roet1ho has found 30 little 10 cal
that be 10 perfectly hollow ibsids, wants
10 let himself out1cf l iiovs pipe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01

ddam KretSsr and joseph Myers, Id
rainsstrators Of Henry Kretzer, deed,
the said Adam Kretzer in his iadi-
pidadl character, The said Joseph Nv
ers and Elisabeth has ,osfs, Elisabeth
KretSer, Daniel Krstser. Henry, Sa-
rah, Thomas, and Ann Elisabeth WIN.
termoyer, Sarah Beltzapd Kan Bslt1,
her husband, .aaron, Margarst, Gu
tharine, and William Henry Faik,
and William Henry Sio,g,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01

VARIE T 7.


The iolIosisg s. ne recipe Tor mstiag
me lamoos Blackberry Syrup. No Iami
| /, .boold d eitb6pl 81. An mo ~ i,
H -. ''s'ss ''1'p =. osrs'
conPia'su
totuo qnsf's q Msekhsrry juice, sdd
cipaamon and alspice. and 4ssfieF 81
"a ounce Of powdered cloves Boil these
together % Get the strength 81 the spices.
/ and 70 preserve the berry juice. While
| hot. add pint Of fourth proof pure French
! Give child ito tssspoonsf0l three times
tidsy. and 4 The disorder 10 not checked.
! odd 10 tSe quantity. z
Ind the S.sls d MairimoDy' oh my
dsaF that p one oi the United States.
\
Somebody very ,e.etedty says thai 4.o
blooming young ladies cot caught oat 10
osd sos nodns ne ran bad snhsd the
! ss'y COG. e1' ~ 'Aen e1fess. Es
tv.!, 80 x....s
4 m9 n 1900 ss1u.ih,shes pass nef
Il u''s00' n0ns'lt 1sl q Su''iass
-. 49,,
~, q ~, n. ~. ho oy ;..;s. s es.
!" ~ nin's" : - e. ''0's P'Ps.
i'm. a.,.
100. 80. a IA - en- 1.y ,amsnnng ,.
ge.st o's Psn young 'euo1 sskeo
nat q s0 oa give y, . = :, young (. q
rvs.u uo' s0usso'' saia roo'e
II
2 eoo'm ..N :! ~. - ral'. pc, tsEen 90,
Ps.u.'o! .ns I'sn' 2, snns orsn wire Ior
! s:v'ng .as soaes. sn.cn ooes net adfai
si'ner mo'''ute 81 quar-.
A.
r. Me'leI. WA. : : Alsn a aasat
auesuea Ose,e me o.nel Gay asked
sne ans. maze net osek SUCK oai 80, and
sns said Shu'as
oE...,,
Miss OF 2 .sen said Z 10 der lleg Of
motion D she 9 q piece Of IL.
ft4
teods OF better quality and a lower
price rom 'tbose Who Do advsriise. Pur-
ehtssrs remetnbef this.
l.I 4 .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01

THOSE WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
ran ming or intsfnilling Bilious Compiaints
should sssa the following and Be guided there
c.,ns n ,.ia.-Paih Il The eonrqasncs Of
...r ~ ~ ~ ergo a part Ehere Il i pre-.
= - l2 tefeH - a)Orbid OF ccfr6pt hsmers, TOT
-.,,srs ~ sxisi but from she ptesenee Of those
EGsa Te SsSete OF % Uehssl,hy ek.rsessf-
Isr q ,uv oIhsr sib n the lead, 10 tEs tossls.
l,ke prsssses o. = si.Ql the sedy, il oEiy proves
Ii1s iefene.e; s1e a liz h,eh The olosd : Try
stsasiop ofpls. To i s.rdsek wsss !. The
anlpise e ,iea ss tss s7g se:,s.ss .ee
fsteese ~. In asj bk - sss +, s =
. sa,s Ssss oass 81 .s2s 80 ~ish k.s..s,.,s,
] le1.ei 1. i9g MO dischsrs ssssslsasei n II.
|. ls.,la g Death RrincinIe. "a heaSr.. !.
4 does Isf lss{s 40 ss.sfsetk .,is
1 ffneiplS 4 .not r,s.s.s fFe,s'-
8 ..Rsysds bat III he $780,, -. - lhe
~ heath iosor>a. 49, tie - -
ssn a. eoUNrERFElrsfiS -
s,ss,s,. 49,. !: 2,sfieiss ssoid ), Is. k.t,s..s-
= ~ - ssesscn Cooutr -
Gi5soa & Harris.
a u cdslsr f, D@s.s;s |, |
e 5. Fs,.s, 70 o;ss s.ss |
~. y Co., ss.ts.,.''s,, i,
.4Etest VIVA
l,F-rri,sz IFs'.t:-, q,
''..,' ~. - a ~. 4
~ 3 kI,3l $500
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CoMMIssIosea,s OsrIcr.
'harlestIo wn, June ltl.b. 1915.

OIuItU1tNWUI JuuC IUtW, IG4Ts Il
IL The parties Interested ii he above e,
cited order Of Court, are hereby notified rh~s
shall attend atmJ Office atofess "a - Tassdag
The l3h day Of ntxt Monft tyuty) for The purpose
OF executing lhe efss ssaid decree u the Court.
vhsp 80 Twnert by 10 o'clock a. NJ, they sic
ssauesied to attend with he D oks papers AMI
evidence connected With The sccann,s diresied
10 be sellled and adjusted between those inter.
esied.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01

Somebody very pieksdly says thai lso
blooming young ladies got caught oat 10
shower very recently, and whea they
bad got hone the rain bad ssShed The
very color on " der eieI.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01

1s.iis Gsei -Ths 81. Laa,i
1 An, I siS.y Il sons soldiers: -
lsIlss he taIlls = csife %. nat.
So.ichsd 81 Gin. Scot. ~ = e1ri.
c;s non lie camp = t51 !. lpteis
IL 1tsfi Ilso 11P1 - Pes<r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01
Church Fams.

a LARGE supply Of Palm Fans; also, =
GsA fresh scpPly Of Ivory and Inaia Fans,
hsny very splendid, Ter sale b
June . MILLER 4 BRO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01

ii a besdi joke well. George ssked
Z friend Of young lawyer. who bad bern
admitted about year, how do you like
yonr new profession Z The reply was
s,areomptnisd " . brief sigh iosuit the
f'Oeession --smy profession b much batter
Aheu my practice
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01

~ sAND his cause came on 10 be heard
lhis 26sh day q MAY a.. On The Bill answers
and sShibiss. and vas argued 81 counsel: o.
copsidera.ion whereof, i is aaiudged, ordered
uedy dassIils, he sccounl OF Jossph Z. Dapgh.
eitJg deceased. On The estate Of Margitsi MUSE,
deed, his teytatrix. before Z copmissionef
az this couEi and The said commlssioner Is
oFdsrsd 10. stale said account. and 70 state
accounts between he defendant Luein1a NJ
Walton On ths ,cns. side, and The defendants
Margaret Ann Brooke. Margaret s. Qpia, and
the late Mary Jane Lewis, arising cul u he Il.
gacies from Margaret Muse, deed 10 HE three
Halter, and make report Of his proceedings, AID
that he state specially any matter which 30 may
deem pertinent, az which he may be reqoired
80 10 siais By eiiher 81 The parties.',
"A Corr Terfp. +4r..I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01

.Ms. 1hsrssboais in The map shall |
Ind the Stats d Mairimopy 2 oh my
dear TIA. b one 6f the United States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01

Halloo. Saooks- what's the matter with
you TO day.
I've got the dpesifs f.ver m
What's thats'
Why. q. empty pocket. and nothing
IN ihs othsI.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01

Jgiss Foots We. one day lamenliDg Bis
growing old. peri young fellos asked
what be would give 10 be % young ss be
rsss. 4 would GOT eousenl.i said FootS
ne Be ~ foolish
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01

Mother. what is ! hu,Ai' "A lasl !
] don't know-wb.i makes you ask lha,
question Y 'Ciass The other day I asked
Jane what made her back siick out 80. and
The said shushl'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01

A Booinlksi ia Pads hAa taken ont 4
.ps,sniiof the fighi OF tsins bfass wire for
isuink the stiss. &hfeh dcel net ad6it
either fsoisiGrs 81 dast.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01

HorvcoG GOO0A
"ALDRoN'S Grain scythss,
" Waldrsat Grass do
June 10. 4 cssIGAF0osk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01

May | B | Of the lovers Of IT, % The
Miss Of 6;ssn said 2 10 der 1 leg Of
motion B : she Q piece Of Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01

I'm hand. . large assortment 81 Philsdsl-
" phia Lsdies' 6aishsd Morocco and Kid
Skins Gentlsmsnis Beet noiocco and Phila.
delphi Callahan also, Blue, Pirk, Green and
Scarlet Lining Skins. All very cheap for cash.
June IL. TH03. RAWLINS. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01

"A Fired Faet-You einealwass buy
Foods OF better quality and al 4 lower
price srom'tbose Who 10 advertise. Pur.
lsklssts remainder ihis.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-21

We give this a . specimen Of his peculiar
style. knowing that we cannot do jussies 10 his
fsrvid and glowing words. .-.
The Telegraph 10 coming to town. II will be
here to morrow. and then we shall be enabled 10
hear MI things Of al places. II is universally
admitted that Cincinnati is the centre of the
"orid' as nearly as that precise spot can be de-
,ignated, and We find accordingly, that from
Cincinnati there are great many roads along
which tho Telegraph Is going to run. Mex
week hope TO bs abIe to send you some ielc
graphic reports, and to give your readers my
own personal experience Of tho Telegraph.
The posts on which the wires are 10 be strung.
remind Us somewhat Of the Ash poles which
'iood before the door Of every good Wing L.
is4a, or the hickory ones OF the slmc season
They are about eight inches in diameter ~ ths
bottom, aud thirty f;st high. On the top il d
:roSs-piece In viii IA are two holes. one at either
mt. Through these holes the wires pass. This
. all thst We have yet lesrned Of the telegraph
md until have learned more, bill YOU
Cool Bye. w, J. 8.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-21

Permit me here TO record . most affocious
Circumstance, which will call the burning hue
Of Indignation Into your cheek. As we were
passing through some Of the romantic scenery,
ono Of tho company exclaimed, ''sublirne .:'-
IL believe" said one Of the ladies', "that most
of these places are ub-hme." recoiled In
horror, and involuntariy placed my hand upon
nv purse, remembering DIR. Johnson's assertion,
that some who would make pun wculd pick
pocket" If hs who puns in a Living language
is so depraved, what must that person be, who,
Ike an Eastern Chou!, prays upon the dead!
Speaking of language, reminds me Of Ste
phen's pathological aitsinmenis, in witnessing
the extent Of which l was much interested for,
ike a certain distinguished Count Of our ac-
ausintance, "my bosom burns with patriotism
and philanthropy, and am also phi.ologist."
''This formation said Stephen, in Mary's
Vineyard, sis called botyyoidsI. from the Greek
boirus, bunch Of grapes" "The gentleman
who named this avenue, called II, at first Pers.ef
Avenue, after the distinguished sculptor; bui
Oh second thought, he called it Pension, which
is the italian for s'eond thought" | suppose,
from figure on the ceiling, which bears great
resemblance to the statue Of the praying Sam
ue. and Is so called, that the gentleman, when
ne named the avenue, believed the statue TO be
the work Of Persico, and afterwards discovered
MS error. The name Of the sculptor Is Pampa-
oDi--is II not
But must bring this rambling letter to a
close. Stephen Is a NOBLE fellow, and we all fee.
very much attached to him. No doubt he of,eI
fine laugh to himself His "reminiacen-
ces'' would make an Interesting work, as he see.
human nature in an uncommon dress. Faro
well TO thy brigh, eye, Stephen.
We leave our hospitable landlord, and his we'll
ordered house, with regret, as will all who vislI
Ibis place. QUITS.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-21
EXAMINER CORES PoSDENCr.
To The Editors Of IKE Examiner:

MAMMOTH CAVE, July d, lSE.
GESriEMEN:-TOu perhaps thought that you
would seduce me into an attempt TO describe this
great wonder of the world, which silence and
darkness seem to have selected for an abode in
which they should never be disturbed BY the in
tyusion Of man. | am not silly enough TO un-
dertskc the description. If this subterranesn
worlu had been known 10 the ancient Greeks
and Romans. its dark chambers would have
been peopled with beings ADAPTED 10 It's gloom.
The same Imagination that filled the green
woods AM the bright waters with sporiive
nvniphs, would have exericd itself Ia furnish
inhahilants 10 these dark regions also. Here.
perhaps, Ulysses would have evoked the dis
contentel shades Of the dead and through the
gloom of this cavern would Aepeas have made
his wey 10 the abo1es Of the Internal gods.
Here would Orpbeus have looked hack for his
lost Eurydice. and along these dark passages
would Hercules have drsggcd the three-he3ded
Ccrherus. But there was probably too much
sunshine In The imagination OF the Greeks to
allow them 10 discover tenants suitable for this
region Of more than Cmmcriln darkness. The
stern, dark spirit of scandinavian mythology
would have been more at home here. But the
cold days romantic have passed away. The
wand Of science has put 10 flight all the bright
yisitrnts Of our fathers. The gorgeous SPLEEN
doris Of Fairy land have faded Into the "ligh, oil
common day. Philosophy has told us 10 be-
ieye Ia nothing that does not present itself &c
enc of our five senses. Small thanks TO her fol
her ndcsirc1 interference. Horace tolls US o.
n man wao. though sane in all other respects
believed that he was continually witnessing the
representation of wonderful tragedies, and ap
plauaci with as much spirit and enjoyment as i
The performers had been really before him. AT
ter he had boon freed from this illusion by tn,
care Of friends, he exclaimed, on have kille,
me. nv friends, by removing this most agreeable
decep:ion." II Philosophy comes with her fiv'
senses to convince Us that there is nothing bu
what we sec, or taste, or hear, or smell, or feel
| let her perform her disagresable Office, and hid
herself from sight, as in some countries the ex
ecntiouer does 10 escape tho clubs and stone
with which the people assal him. Ia spite o
Philosophy, have private corner of my hear
| which will not give up the romantic visions o
the oil den time. What right has Philosophy I
tell US that there il nothing but what her limit
ei number of senses perceives' What RICH
| IA. the blind man to tell Us that there arc N
such things as colors, no "splendor in tn
grass" no "gory In the flowers 7" Whs
ri.h, has the deaf man TO tell us that there ar
no pleasant sou nds in the Universe, because hi
senses have not perceived them7 And yet on
Philosophy, IL she were TO visit a nation Of des
msn, would pamper their vanity BY convincin
them that their four senses were sufficient
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-21
WESTERN NEWS.


Le-rsvIEts Cor, Rnr.-Ths tssnri'a srr.,rr- = ,..
Ing sesd,iy. Awe~y have tie woss.Een go, line ~.,
soae IN es'y fact high.
800. mnr..ss ~ SnerLfne Woas-p'an'es f~m ifs
CONSIDERING the ~svy fonds ,ha, or u : -. son
have "a ZEN upon shem- Shos'd the prcs~m 6.isi f,i
wcsi1sr ro"'i"s for mo'fh. fine rro; viii ie nsee
IN al rirrIr- srd f,.m vryv .;rer,ioc ~. ~
trDea yanre eu; "a hsn liz. ve.x,,,. a.. 1900
are found ~ =. ,.o-r,y w,,bc,, ,.u,,,.,, - ~
Iietory. in hiyh sexyee eiur,ire ,o ,,,e , On "a,
the rssi esUsr ANS rers, "a. .., v-, ,,sc,. =.
~ ,",. ,e. n o, s.a'fs There &c r"".v F'sss
10 mo- go, - ..s';-,.. -. Pc
hi.e.ri,irv oas.,;on !. = T. ne ..,;.,..,a,,,
C~orse app he -eleb,a,ed f,psSs, ans ,,,r.-- a.
Trf,o..y Glad on Monde, Ia. n, = v.,v ,ya,-,5 a..
~ '
CorD Coss.ox I'VE ie.-r from Tho ro,.ss- nj t..,
wen" g. thar tie scinsse Gfth Mil in hi eli .nias
re- las, past monii, OF J.iy soan. O., ,wa nj, ,l. ar
ois.. THIS Wa aere n,pi-h ei in iwe,iy va sf,.
isys saws the 'o.rer rail- OF -,~-d W II sd u.s
kept up ~ ordinary tss or "a. 81. hi.
-oins-- eh-hv in 60 Zen .s-r~-a pc ,sn, -o, 70
he touch, il ns., h eosf.ss~d M % y,e xsy %
Rtv. G. o. PsssoSs We are Inf,smed ~ soosl al
'hoTy thai IN yopuar uisisse, w prs, .f,
Nr. s-hos. p.sror M-ibo list tp-cnpai Churrh
unth in this city. Mr. sehon ius 10. nearly ex.i,d
css- Sr-ss, Stvs.
ForrLsrios OF DAYToS - tc-"diss tn 'he 'orrnt
nurraon Of ir.e wi'te males. The nun' er IN Ia,
sls7l
re ,onui,,i.n IN. "a ior To-, .,arr -s. n Tn
IA. nos. ., u, i,h.htsnf, NH. i,6i. ,,.- . ,.-r az
esq o. IA. ua-, Of cur efy W. he'll u i. grsiIuy
oron.mpla;e = Io.,a, Ja.,,sL
The Hon. Edward Cfa'feT. Representa- va e's~t
% The asSt Cong from. The di~trr' Of Nrhi-
sa disd - The ely OF New YoIs Oh Thursday i@si.
80
In M.ire chip rsrsl las cen isAsu.
Th- canal viii 70 go lie, In sn.,. .aa ca. D. - vice
fnf- affn uafe1
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CINCINNATI, Arc. Is, Isl,

$50. .. CINCINNATI, Arc. IL, ISL.
NESssRs. tDr'oRs:-As usual we have no
news OF Importance 10 communicate. Il lere
have been three or four murders here of lst.
since | wrote 10 you, but the circumstances 81
tendsnt are 50 common, so little unusual that
they would not dignity relation. They have
al been of the Rum kind Such rum Goinrs
have increased here of late. Its no uncommon
thing to sec three or four drunken men. we'll
dressed, and TO appearance respectable, living on
the Levce, and the same number round the cor
ners Of Third and Main, or on the Fifth Market
Spsce. Drunkenness has increased to such an
extent, that even those who usually care no
thing for these things, open their eyes in alarm,
and ask, Why are these things sol One reason
of this u that there are some one thocsand re-
turned volunteers In the city. Marshall Iiulse.
according to the Queen City, attributes j, thus.
They have been so long reckless of any re-
s,raint, save that Of the military law, that " then
that is removed, they rush hcadong into the ex-
citemcnt of drunkenness. The Rev. Cha's
Van Loon, Of Poughkcpsc, lecturcd here upon
Temperance last evening. He Is an eloquent
lecturer, and can cnchain an audience a. well as
any one We ever heard. He drew beautiful com
psrison between the dead man and the drunk.
ard, aud found that In the manhood of humani-
ty, in the holy relations Of Father, Son, Brother
Husband; relations expressed by the mos. sane
liici words our language knows Of, in thu
character Of citizen, in all that makes mans If,
i,fs. lie Is dead while he vet walks abroad
more dead than when he lies fostering beneath
'noulderIng turf. His soul is dead His life In
departed, and, as In the old tales Of diabierie
fenl Of he'll re-animl,es dead corpses. an
compels inanimate flesh to do a ghostly obedi
ence to his will; so here the 6end of Rum
breathes in his pestilent breath, speaks in hi
husky voice, g!ares from bis bloctshot eyes, an
reels in his tottering steps. He hal seen thss
| Fathers, dead In life; Sons who were no soas
I Brothers, whose sisters were brothsrIess; HIS
banes, co,ses chaiusl to living wives. He a,
seen them breathsd upon by the angel Of Ten
persuce. and they he'd arisen like the bones
the valley Of vision, an exceeding great army I
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INK '.Etstias -. ne ,s.'i 49, 20.
80 ~ -, -. y, -, AZ -.
,I,,t.,,.s,,,. ADDE'S a m. Orear ard r...s az
f,V,x."
IN. why hs'h 1ehex s, J, ,nIHuhs VIC ~0i'"'
His rsn.sris of roc ~ roaBa The coniinent hurled
AnJ er4ded the deep la i'1s hand
NJ naa NAV nshS-fes- W. eief"sle mmaId'
Md Heap a 81 u'e '-i'i'1- o' ~ b''h
trd yipisIe astians and res si- that shonid ~
I,i-.i..t q, ,Le b.i!sus, 80 sas as tte ssa."
Coon OSE--Tw0 crave nie"hcrs o. ne baf en-
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Letter from Cassiss W Clay



Frs P.CAyrST:-I have I'LL row RETAINED from ma
King awning puIic tou hing capture The NO
hahity thai mrhi herOne he SHiect Of scai inves
,,saiion seemed 10 me- IN be ,u;ci,pt ,s.sn ,,na,.
others Tor silence.
Eui siuce tr merits Of oir surrender have hone TIC
topic d<-u--oI, any tsrhrf difference 10 re-.ons
dairaey resoneS criminal nII-i r.. - tl.e w n, h,ve
"a M To- cI,, 81 nr, their tnmr.iisie "a h,
rvrr n-otrction INV humr!e a iI,y r.n .-,rI thsa
the -e.r. merge the irnn,ir srls q: e.n;i< a -ef.r
lion in the .ier necessity Of sisrharrnr iuiv ~ IA,
living w n dn not, AMI The dead who csnIor .,saI IN,
thenselye-
m ne f,jlare of our s,arior officers 10 e,.h.,-. m
,;sr three successful battles and the ra,u-s Of man,
I.oners j. necessary 10 the ruhic s~rvre r.ruirne
The s,ier never u, .uTrcoae, hut !, ali ras,s 10 n
down hi m iihou, recari In iacaua;v az uu,h.r. n,
IN. re-p,inv -ooI Of tho s,crfes thcn yIb,,I M,
,,1r i submit 10 the sentence Bins n mi. p.lr ~
c,n,es moi y,nera aud i. M, d,,mad n.ua .,d ~.
~ 4, Wa, then on the part of ,ysef end INV tr,ve
com nan,nns in arms snr Of hon have cone t-o,1 The
Io,,sone -i,o. Of Nexjco N her. nta,.s no, h.u
rycr r.arh them protest AGAINST IT, a. condemnation
ui,so.t a rial and a penaliy vi,boat rri.aa'
Ynn trr tue surrens- a. Enearnarion an -haaarahlc
,nni,ul,;ion H. $50 The fuasS Of pt,,e al
ihi,rs ~ fb?r a1psFesI Success or fsnre vi, Ihe,
yi,.- /. .l,rv and iefsa; dis race Puf Win plrb,
enc. minds il Is better u, drsa,c sYrre. than "a win I,
W, ps,a.,, t,a! il NAV seem, sa- 1ba rts exIeeiton
10 Cn~ar larinr only deserved hGi achieved slc->
Iie,r Col Field Sf,sean Roberts and Msio, ,aineS
riIs ,ne,,her that "a the ight p,scriin~ M. sdx,
t,r n w.. urre4 thai ti, rc~onrote,in~ nat, .,oul
.,sis nj lar, hoiy with srli,y .ntf,,,eut "a hol
m. ,ur,y in ecs TN the arrival OF re,I,-r..rapts ~
,,,,c aio,pl, IN retreat vi;h ia f.ra =, The &c an,
80 IL .h16 he small bot, - -4 .,.- xouII eoS hc
,c-iafv ,,,, nv the army p.r, ~ " bo,, ye ,,iott
60, az, In, 80, ,r,,. h-.s. - -,
90 La. nj ,ie n.,, v.o,J rc;,,r, ,,tI tI nc, ~
Is ,pe,ys ,o.non and I.cr The I.s ,f,rrn..iye ,e
80 10 adop, ,rd the rsuII Wa As 4, r.,oI
I'VE f nd The enemy aud sent hsr word al ms s,y,,-h
WI. ;er nh. resolution be ia Accordance with military
tr,s,ce OF no. and now Ear the success of the gar,s
sele ~ Buens Visa a. ag toths iim,iy w.rnin,
\ 4 TO-. .b,s, --ra erisfS than . 10 ..,,eruiue
! R,t Nby aui;rip,,e r,nfure The roant,v t1fou-h
rbicb we had TO pass wa crass covered plaza lint ~
10 no,e,.in- vince ia,rc uas m rso~tn az VOL !,
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