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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25
Mn. GALIAHER /:

on my return from Winchester, few
da,s ago. was I'D To make a minute e,an,iua,io,,
OF ,he country over which the Rail Road IN pro-
bsbly pass. l think, with cue Difference. ,b..
company have selected the best route. over,
thing considered. IL seems they mean Tn tab.
the middle route, under the hop. Of r,couciliu,,
al parties, whether the stock be profitable or not
hey certainly are leaving the manufacturing g.
ubhAhnieirs out oil view. Admitting they max.
Caneron'sa point, they cannot exl.,yt The. n,y,
ducc raised anil manufactured between Sni,hh,ld
and The North Mountain, on that wcll-kuouu
stream, Mill-Crrck. Besides. IL will cost FINN,
ia To 10 cents per barrel 20 take -four FROM Bun
net h'i 10 oSnHron's over billy aud rough road,
say or miles, while, by paying or S cents
more, q can be- taken To Slcpher,lsiown over bet
ter road, tn the Canal, by which latter CONVEY,
ance 1t viii NJ all probability BE- taken 10 n,ark.t
cheaper than by the Railway.
Persons Living ON the line Of the Railway must
ehcr maui their wheat tO tie Shenandoah To he.
manufactured, and probably sent by water 20 Iar-
Pers-rerry, or be- AT the expense of hauling it, ia
Hour, back To tho Railway a distance Of S To :
miles hose on the west side Of the Railway
Will no doubt haul their wheat 90 the O,,,o,,o,,
mills where they will be- witiin y miles IA SIR
hcrus.o~n, With n turnpike all the way. This
turnpike, u ~ thought, III be made a irre road
~ IS estimated that ticv are manufactured M
The opcquon and MilI-Ceek mills, near smith
ne'a, not less Than 1000 barrels IL -four annual
~ 10 nay nothing OF other aIticlcs-snd ibis will
be considerably augmented by the in,proycm. nt
~ the country. From What can learn, the neigh
borf,ood OF Smthficid will hold out very flati1-r
ing Inducements, by Nay Of conditional subscrip-
uoas-bgt apart from this, the interest Of the COM
Ahy ought 70 induce them To look sell To the con-
s'd.11stions have suggested.
AS To the location Of the road, I would sugycs,
the route which think the most prarticable and
least expensiye-as we'll as the shortest Kert,
t1e level land from Winchester IN the yellow
i'o.lsc iarm, near Becson's-tlicnSe down that
h. al. a.
~ 10 gain the level lands Of jefferson, which 4
suppose would enable the company To surmouni
many dihenlties, and To go almost wbcre they
pleased. This route has iIot yet been examined.
~ TAR "a have LeHrd. I hope the company viii
nhk 81 u, Tor usey ought 10 weigh every consi-
dsr@,lon we'll before They make a final location.
one iSise Step may be long repcnted, bat never
ehed'ed' W.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25
Virginia Elections.
FAIRFAX

FAIRFAX
Congress u. e. Mason .Si7, G.. r. Mercer
I3s fionss. oi Delegates SpcnecrM BalI 9DI
William y. Daniel 1913, t.eoryr. Chichester n
naii elected. Mcrcer's majority in l.o,siom and
Fairfax, ~. EanquieV voted on Nkoudzy
PRESTON.
Congress Wilson $50, Morgan aia Ikn~e
Of Delegates: q dbl Carroll III, Brown ~,
Mst:ce ~, MeColium i6.
TYLER
Congress Morgan 225, Wilson ii6-two pre-
esaets 10 bee heard from
KKNAwHA.
Congress William MeComas sos. William
smith M Present majority Enr Nst,ornas esD--
House Oh Aeiegatcs; James II. Try 57s, no ODD
senate Bland 52S, W. y. GOT %. McWhor-
Ter ~, String,r - Hosse Of Drlcgats.s Samuel
l. Hay rv-eleeted by considerable majority.
PoCAHoNTAS.
Congress: Allen las, Max~sIl ~. Howe Of
Delegates a dei) siaScu 80, Caeklcy IS. J.
Grimes IS.
ROCKTyGIIkSf.
Congrrss Strclc 66S, Bcalc 2kJ Senate . No
opposition tn Col. Wm- Me NAhou. Ious, ~
Delegates; (2) Norman 649, Waterman as.
Chnc s6A Henion ga, Stevens 2i6.
BATH
Congrass: Bcslc i9O, Steele So, Mcycrhocf,r
;. The latter has since Withdrawn, and died
ilou.e Of Delegates a dcl.) t:co-,,c May - 10.
Z. W. Cameron -.
Dralc's majority, - far. 59O. Page anil H.r-
dy not heard from. Be4lcs election certain
GDCE,ILNND
COngrrss " IIliam =. Arvlicr 40 ot,,,,sitio,,
VI. OF ID. Joseph y. Watkins, no Opposition.
DiNWTDDiR.
tongrrNs 6bols1u Ia, Dromgoolc I79, ".
-. 6o"ic a. t'hoison's present u.appriiv over
Dromgoolc ~ l.nucnburg and Diu4 i,ld,.. $50
knuN has Withdrawn from utc canvass MecA-
leflniiI (tspo,s's rvsid,cr) aud IIruu,u irk fl..
rrsidcnrc 81 the Other two e.si,tlidatcsl voted lat
Monday Rcsuh uncertain So
Iiou~r ct Ohgatrs u Dbl Scott 225, WIN
rs.
NORFOLK co.
CongT,~s: ~ Portsmouth, ti,. vote vas f,r 4:
in!all rs, VI. Ming ia Tbs t.r,nt lIri,Iy, mr.
clnrt rot beard from. iIou~. u H. k-v.tss ~.
W Collins 80, Samuel " ats SIS, W "a Se,r
o. job" y Jobson s. J. " rIS,r >, scattering >,
ESSIE.
CongrVsa W T.. T., iuf ii2 J. Riaus y
lsNlDr's "lcr,i0u Onsisiefy.,I certain Us,,... .
delegate 90 Richard BAYLOR ~. J. a. a..
shaw s., John VI tsarIrrtt -
MONTH"; NHERI AND
topgrcss th,un Ia Ialiai, t.ro tnI. CHM.
n'aiori'y, far. - Ncsirnor, hand ,rd ,,,s.
To- ne heard iruus n a 3D. 1tomas a. Ia.
~ ~fuIO'h opP,-ition-
YORK
CHgUss IL ,s,y, Coke IN. Wi.r 81 n 81
ID hol'cft VI t'srret iUs. Jol,n VI. Grrg,s7 .!
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CATERPILLARS.

hR. EDITOR:
lately observed a number OF small
webs OF caterPillars on apple, peach and other
trees. will give you New England rene
dy, VIZ Let the owner, or some one who
has taste FOR hne fruit, go early 10 the morn
ing, before the caterpilllrs have lei, the web,
aud with his thumb or hand mash them a.
gsin't the limb on which they hang. II Is
less difficult than killing tobacco worms.
IL - suggested that pasturing orchards, Of
The smooth skinned stone fruits, with hogs,
sheep and poultry, will prevent the depreda-
tons OF the curcliliO, which are 30 fatal 70
The plumb, apricot, and nscIarine.
ferhap' some Of your readers, who are
euHirstor OF hne fruits, may think this wor-
Thy their attention. :
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THE FREE PRESS.
THURSDAY, APRIL IS.

Some folks arc puiling themselves 10 good deal
of troubic, since the election, ca rcprcscn the edi
tor of this paper m having ssasfoi Of his success.
AZ triumph Of PrInoplr. Nov, he made no sel,
boast; nor did be nAakc ,.unt &C any sort lie
felt What he trusts is not erimnai sn hane u pride
in his triumpis-Jsoagi allowed by the ryncr,ion
that gcuslemen Tor whom Ia has high p<lea N ~
CARL, ~crc in eomP,ti,'on-bw hc truts he will
ever bar his honours, veil As his rcNr~s. with
becoming humility, He Is FIRE TO a,l,ai, tina, nal,
ny Who supported him entertained sppsssic f,,inei-
ptes and rsers, and induced ~ tina, support
from the most honorable consideration. Bot AZ.
might boast-if boastiog wcrv his praclies---,l.si
hc hail to rtrart tenet of his faiil-asc no con-
ccalrsr''-and deny no political sentiment, for The
u''cransc of which some had attempted 10 pro-
scribe him. lie maintained sentiments which yer.
unpopular but he went throu, Ia the canvas, viii,
the flag al his principles unfuric; and the indie
Pcnflen, safir-yes which h. rcrevet, ~,r, g;,inc,
| by mo uuckling-no trimming. lie r,.i,cra,c, hi,
gratitude 10 his frcndy-c Offers NO lann,s 10 li
opponents. In every ,ici~itude Ut life, Ia hope,
to h. able 10 do exactly Whist " conscience dictate,
| to b. done" and shun that which it ''~arus him
NO, Co do. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25

Raleigh. ": c. .fprii l6.-Negro Washing.
ton was hung on Friday week at Oxford, fol-
The murder Of Mr.. Charles Daniel. lie denied
to the last bis guilt, bat warned his colored
brethren against drinking ardent spirits, say
ing that the love Of it had brought him 10
what he was.
Washington Taburn, Of DEMONSTRATING no
toriety, who was sentenced 10 be hung on the
same day, but respited by the Governor unit
May, effected his escape few nights since
from the Jail, and has not been retaken.
Register.
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THE RAIL ROAD.

.An. uALtAMIn:
propose offering Few remarks On TIM
mcycet oi TIE routes examined by the Nsllsy Nail
kosd Compsny. They have reported on thrive
denonlia.icd the Northern, Mid.Ic. aud So,,tI,-
eru routcs-a0d M dos,bt their relative s.iyzut.
ycs we're prcisriy coossicrssi. NV r,ruark. - IN
be eooiined principal, to the region OF ,he Nor
uNrh ,ou'e, snd The advantage IL possesses over
s''s oe.r section Tor this important Improvement
ll'c Northern rv,It,-, Isssins thru,,s,i, Smith
hrtd and on so the nearrss point ot tn. Op,uap.
Was mol favourable one. Il il cxtrrm..I, tor-
tncs, particularly aloug the creek, maki,.y ,I.,
distance az ,st, IL not greater. than either Of thu
more southern routes. Cn.lrr such ,irrumst.n-
Co.'S, favourable report ga this ns,,, ronlI n,.
have been expected. II in nov desired that tbi.
rgtou be rc-cSami,ssl, and feel confident that
a changc can Ia pointed out which will r,.u,i.r
the distance al u,is route less than that Of nm,
oshcr practicable one from Winchc STIR To the
Ferry. The change consists in leaving Smith
field, and pursuing the L-vei anil upLr,,t,n I,,I.
west ct slaie ridge that coll.tarall, i,h the
opcquou, nj about mile ai,d half distant thcr,-
from, tor some miles mort aud south of that VIII
i,gc, and varying from the meridian something
nh. twelve degrees. These lands afford ever,
FACILITY 10 The construction al u Rail~ nv; and the
route can, Ne think. be- made almost dir,.e, from,
Sm,hheid 10 Locks forl. There is no ncecs-
AT. for touching on the OPcquoa, until point i.
attained near the Fort
There Is another important consideration In b.
'au IN ''e~ rsPect,ny this change. The land,
over which tia Road will pass frum SmithiirI
10 Tie Up quon, arr not esteemed asNaluabl- a.
The lands through, the Rich Woods over which
thc Middle Route passes; hcnec the damage,
ua' ma, arise will not be- AZ grra-,he ratio ma,
be considered NJ nc to 81. hut the mos, ;mnor.
t.nt consideration Of all, is the great aivantag,
the HAIL Road Company would receive by ls,inc
a depot, at Smithfeld. II ~ouLi command ,l,,
Trade OF AN extensive rgion /, ing on the ives, OF
I'M, ,hs opequon, aboundiag in every product tina,
its extensive milling cstbli shmcnts and ,, c,,r.
prize 81 It's inhabitaiIts Its imncns.. uro.lu.t.
would naturally be deposited ia Smithfrld, an.
pass Tn The Eastern markets by the RAILWAY Ia
The SINGLE item OF Flour, there arc annually ma
hu'ae'ursd and scnt to market from the region
have named, from 5000 20 7o.Uo ha,I-,is- ana,
every thing else indigenous To our soil, BE. ma,
he viewed nearly la the same ratio. z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25

a Patriareh.-The st. Petersburg Gazette
states that there Is living near Polosk, on the
frontiers Of LithuaBia, an old man named Dem
etrius CrabOwski, who is now l6s years old.
This Russian Methusela has always led the
humble but tranquil life Of shepherd, assist-
ed by his two sons, the oldest Of whom, Paul,
Is lao, and the younger, Anstole, 81 years
old
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25
ANOTHER SHORT ARRIvAI.

The ship Science, arrived at New York on
Saturday from Greenock, whence she sailed
on the 9th Of March. The captain brought
London paper Of Sunday, March ~. The
Glasgow Guardian Of the Goth says: "The
Irish Disturbance Bill passed through the COM
nittee on Friday night"
In Spain the party Of the Queen had pre-
vailed upon Ferdinand to issue letters for the
convocation Of the Cortes. II would assem-
Die Immediately, for the avowed purpose OF
repeating the Sale Law, and thus permitting
his infant daughter to succeed hin, on the
throne.
There was report that General Solignac
had made n successful sortie 20 the north of
OPorto, and driven back the Miguelites with
q loss Of GOO men.
DREApruL ACCIDENT. FVfy-iiro Tires lost
Dungavon, March i9.-By accounts received
here from Youghal, a melancholy loss of lives
took place on Saturday, by the upset,fnC of
two market boats near Cable Island, which
caused So human beings, men and women. to
meet wstery grave. They werc on their
return home % their neighborhood OF Bally-
cotton, having gone to Youghal that day 10
get gold or bank notes, which also went in
the deep, leaving a number Of orphans in a
state Of wretchedDess and starvation.
DeyPssSstOts odts- NC tottSt i0tcIIl-
Gence from England shows o probability n
mounting almost 10 certainty that this des2e-
rate exPedient-which even many Of its ad-
Vocates acknowledge to be high-handed and
unconstitutional-will receive the assent of
Parliament appears almost % certain that
the result OF such q measure, at this time.
when the spirit Of resistance TO arbitrary
power has been encouraged by so many tri-
umphs, will be n civil war. In truth the peo-
pie OF Ireland have now no reason 10 dread
such contest. u could hardly render their
condition worse than IL actually il, either in
point OF suffering OF danger. II appears that
NJ single county, during the space Of &c ven
months, there were murders, IL attempts
al assassination, ll9 aggravated assaults, SIS
Ioooeries, and 30 CONGREGATIONS. War, in
us most fearful aspect, can have no terrors for
people who are accustomed TO such a state
VI things - this, and who are driven by their
slner'ngS TO a. utteS rccklessness Of life.
Bali. Gaz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25
Office offh. Coio.i.a,,or soe;.,v. J

WARRINGTON, ArsIL l7TH, 1899.
The following resolutions have been adopt
ed by the Board Of Managers Of the American
Colonization Society.
" Resoissd, That il be announced rs the
purpose Of this Board 90 send two expeditions
with emigrants TO Liberia, annually from New
Orleans. The one TO sail on the first Of Nav.
and the other on the first Of November and
that for the ability TO do this, the Board rely
upon means To be supplied by their friends
and the auxiliary societies in the Western and
Southwestern States.
+" Re'o'red, That public notice be given, that
isexPected an expedition will sail from vir-
GINA with emigrauts for the Colony, in June
next, and that such free persons Of color from
that State as may desire passage, be request
ed to make early application TO John McPhail,
Esq. OF Norfolk, to the State Colonization So
ciety at Richmond, or to tho Secretary Of the
Parent Society, ut Washington"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25

r.c,-n AtANasnaft, sruu ti
-sEof' isfisr a floar 49, A. ia H.. 49,.
saFes ~ ~ 10 90 -.
,..,t,. - HAtrt aoRE. tFHfl
Jl'h. -Ihe wagon price ~ Mond.,
. - bus nhec uscn d,sisrs have paid
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25

LATEST rRoM ENGLANp.

LATEST fkOM ENGLAND.
By az arrival at New York, London and II
verPool paPs" 70 the aad March have been
received.
The "IrisA E,Torr;ax Bur- was still strug-
Cling its way by inches, through the commit
tee Of the whole, in tho Commons. Five
clauses only werc disposed Of during the sit
ting of the 18th. The Court-hartial clause
vas carried on the 18th, afler long and ami
mated debate, and then only sfler an avowal
BY Mr.. Stanley, that Minister, ''without be-
ing ssked 70 do 60, but from feelings Of JUS
tsce, had struck out political offences OF ali
binds, and that all cases OF libel, political
meetings, and matters connected with the
press, had been taken out Of the BILL" For
the clause, 270; against IL, 100. This extru-
SION OF some OF the most offensive parts OF
the measure, IL considered by the Liberals as
. triumph alihc over the Tories and the Min
Sters.
Mr.. oCooneil, after having opposed the
principle Of the English Poor Laws during his
whole life, has at length astonished the House
ey giving notice Of q motion for committee
10 inquire into the sxpedicncy Of adapting
those laws for ireland
From Holland there Is still nothing decisive.
IT Is asserted, bo~eter, that an importan,
change has taken place in public opinion, and
Mat the mercantile community in partic ular
arc anxious that the Government should put
IN end % the difficulties under which the
country labors. 4 Dutch vessel from China.
laden with teas belonging TO tbe Dutrh Trad
ins Company, has been sent into England.
subscription Is raising in Paris for NJ. La
JIrTE, whose hotel is advertised for sale
The amount Of it viii probably be large. NJ.
Aguedo, the Spanish Loan Contractor, has gi-
ven 10000 francs. The two young men ac-
eused Of having shot at the king, on his way
TO the Legislative Chambers, have been ac-
quilted, rs have also all the persons found on
board the steam vessel Carlo Alberto, sup
posed TO have landed the Duchc.s do Bcrri.-
These persons had previously been once ac-
quilted, but were tried again in conseque nee
of some informal proceedings. The interest
taken in the Duchess herself seems fast dying
away. and if she is spoken Of at all, it is in
ridiculc.
The account OF cessation Of hostilitie.
between The Sultan and Pacha Of Egypt, is
fully confirmed.
In Spain, the liberal advisers Of the Queen
seem to be gaining entirely the upperhand. -
IL IL be true, rs 10 stated, that the kings bro
ther, Don Carlos, Ind been exiled from the
Kingdom, all hopes Of the Apos,oIieals must
eowith him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25

We learn that John y Ksnnedy. Esq. Ia,
been issStsd BY the Council Of the - MARYLAND
horticultural SOclety, !" 90 deliver the sddrY.s
At Tie brit anniversary FESTIVAL " he soc,s-
~ b. Be held % June next, sud that La Ia.
aceepief Tic inyiiatDn.-GsssH,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25

Ia eon'crSaiions with friends, Ne have more ,l,an
once named fasorite son of Virginia, BESIlsIS
WArKiSsL rIsH, as = candidate Tor the Prcsi,l,-n-
cy We omitted a public annanciation Of thi,
preference. for the rcason that thought it too
soon 10 distract the public mind with the question
OF tie Presidency. Other papers, however, have
been presenting ,l'cir favoritc ean,li,iatc,-Va an
burcn, X. VI. johnson, and John M,I1an-so
there can h. M good reason Why we should be par
ueniariy fasti'lious on tho subject IN the person
oil Mr.. LEioH, Virginia ~ouhI psrsen, man Of
Provcrbiai integrity anal orth,-onc Who's. talents
aod hr1nncss would she'd lustre upon the Office
anal one Who would spurn the toa-catrrs and syeo-
plants who gen'rall, surround the Presidential
footstool.
We find that nj the Chesterfield election. the.
subject Was p,hliciy bruaec,i anil bod, the eandi
dates FOR the Assembly expressed their preference
for Mr. Leigh =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25

The Life OF Mrs. SIDpoEs, chiefly taken
from her own manuscripts, by Campbell the
poet, is nearly ready for the press. Il was
originally intended 10y Mr.. Campbell TO pub
lish this work in one large octave volume
but the materials have so much Increased up
on him, during its progress, that the author
intends 10 extend il to two volumes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25

Many persons not di, Doscd In give Mr.
Clay mici, credit forhis compromise bill, on ,i,e.
ground that she raised the Storm ani therefore,.
was bound 10 qucll il. Nov The n. il little mat
TER at history conn ted With tis which the gr,n-
bicrs ought To understand, before they proceed
Gen jackson, as well Mr.. Clay, votes, for ,l,c.
Tariff Of 1891, and Mr.. Van buren, voted Zoe tina,
Of 1928. II vas the act Of 1928, of which the
Sonu, complained 50 loudly-an il was this net.
and that OF 1882. (though the latter had not gone
| into operation, which South Carolina nuIIi6e,I.
u is only matter Of justice, 20 remind the pub
lie, that Mr. Clhs did nsf lSte FIR the TS,If' Of
1898 he Was not a member Of Congress nj the
time, and therefore was la no shape responsible.
foe the effects &C that a-t- ban Mr. VA. Rure,,
deceived Mr.. Tazcwcll and other Southern mern-
bcrs, by pretended opposition TO the bill-hc vo-
ted for various amendments, under the plea of
making the bill "odious, ~ aud u,cn voted for the
bill, With all its ugi, features. Mr. TAze~elI ac-
eused Mr.. Van Buren,, n, the time, Of trrarher,,
and TO tl,is day has no confidence in him as a man
| of honor ar ycraeity.
But all minor questions aSi.Ie-Nr. CLAW did
- - fD'' $500 - s.ANg u VIC shhoh
demanded sacrifice. Those who go further
back must hunger for something to chew upon.
s."
ms NctA WIZ eooSiout All ulc CttCuOus IN tr-
lginia. We have not received rytuITis from Hamp-
shire or Morgan, nor have we heard any thing Ia
alter o'r opinion in reference n Cox Lucas sue
cess From returns already in hand, We can sct
down. With some degree Of certainty. the names
OF the following gentlemen, elected to the neat
Congress VIZ
John Y. Mason. John Rsn,lclp'.
James n. I.aIr. Ed~.r,i i'i o va.
William =. t.orlor,, .Iullu VI Patton.
m'''"'" r Taylor
'"' u'su'et' 10 bc hn"i'y fSari from.
-, Seetfet-
h"''"' "''"'''i ~ 'h' 'rNden'' To
ASCERTAIN u'c e''se Of the disaster which happen
'''l 90 il'c Treasury building. las terminated. a.
was Conducted up,I,., liz, i;r,;,,, "a H., ,,.;,
om.,r. ri,
/ -. 80, W ''j
pruning muse e''Afgcd Nth TIE "'hJrc'' ~
pom i'ai they have en'IssvOur'l ia vain ,l,rs
Ia ana, n.,,;e,I., ,..,,.. ., r..
'O''''
4 P@P' A''' ~" '"'' u'A' arr
OF much importance to tie goVcrnr"e", or to ia
'''' ~" ''' va graz mass OF '''c most '"
''''''' "''"N' "'" i''i"rs nave 1cn saved
] -,
=, H''' '',,'''s - u'' ""tAh"'dcrs ct th'
''''''''l' ~" "'io hH'i ho"i COMPANY, 'sio ,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25

~ the recent election in Rhode Island, Jobs
brotea Iyeacis, the Ante Masonic and jackson
candidate ior GOveruOr. suct sedcd b. a ma
Joriiy VI about 800 votes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25

The 9th Number OF Hsspers Boys and
Girls Library Of Uscfui and Entertaining
knowledge" IL entitled {" Uncle Philips Con-
Nersat'ons." u is an instructive little volume
on subjects OF Natural History, drawn up in
The simplest and most intciligiblc style, veil
isolated To hS the attention and iaie sess ne
curiosity OF The young. Though MOI exactly
belonging to that class ourselves, we AFRO not
ashamed to say that We have read IL through
with a great relish. We can safely recon-
mend u as an agreeable and instructive book.
Bait. .ias<riesn.
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'flPotaimsnis BY ne Protie VI Joseph \
CABOT, Of Massachusetts,, 10 be a Commission.
- under the law TO casry into effect the Con-
tehiion With the Two sicilies, 10 the place Of
Peter '. DANIEL, resigned
charles ). Russell, Of Massachusetis, D. be
Coisul at the United States at alpsrstsO, ~
the place Of Michsl Hogan, Deceased.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25

The celebrated BLACK HAWK and his two
sons, together with the Prophet Neopope, are
said in Western paper TO have passed thro'
Louisville, lately, on their way to Washing
ton, OF rather TO Fortress Monroe, where they
arc TO DC detained as hostages. IBsH. Gag.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25

The last letter Of the Spy in Washington.
published In the New-iork Courier snd "a
guirer, says that dispatches have been recs,,.
ed at the Department Of State. from MIR Van
Ness, our Envoy at Madrid, stating that he
has arranged the condition Of treaty " an
the Spanish Minister, in which pro,is q,
made for the payment Of the claims OF ous
merchants. and that lro expects its speedy
conclusion- Bali. Ga=.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25

II is stated in the Intelliscnccr, that Mr. f,y.
msston has given up the elegant man,,o,.
which he occupied in Washington. To Mr
Vaughan, the British Minister. n il uought
Mr.. l.. will not proceed ON his mission "a
France, till early in the fall.