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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

Mr.. Cars reception in the great empor;um
New orr, was quite M enthusiastic al II was in
rhiiadeiPhia. In speaking Of the New York re-
eeption' MIR. Noah, Of the Evening Star, says:
I'VE expected that the numerous friends
OF Mr.. Clay would have given him cheerful
welcome; but we did not bargain for colors
nying, cannons roaring, 4 procession of gen.
uemen on horseback, carriages, barouches,
sno throwing Up caps. The corporation has
also been civil to him, rs will be seen by the
following:
Special Meeting ofhhe Board Of .aLlerme.-Oc-
fob~T Is, 1855.
Present-John Yates Cebra. ESQ. President:
Aldermen Sharpe, Ferris, Banks, Mccarthy.
hopkins, Quaekenboss, Robertson, Varian,
Palmer, Dunshee, Hammond.
The Board OF Aldermea being informed
mat our distinguished felIow-citizen, the Hon.
hEsaI CLAY, would shortly make q visit OF
some days In this city, IL was unanimously
Resolved, That the Governor Rom. In the
Cay Hall, be rendered Co Mr.. CLAY, for his use
while IN the City, aud that the Clerk Of the Com
mon Council transmit to Mr. Clay q COW Cf thi a
resolution j. MORTON, Clerk.
IL Is all very we'll, but this very particular
attention, at this very particular er;,as wiIl
make some very particular gentlemen parti-
cularly uneasy. We say nothing. being non
commiital. MIR. Clay has declined tender
OF public dinner; but if they offer one at
Tammany Hall we shall certainly attend, but
we eat no public dinners unless az head quar-
'ers. We are told, while writing this para
graph, oy little McGoosely, who sweeps the
Governors Room, that crowds are shaking
hands with him, and among them several bro.
minent Regency Van Buren, men, (the infdcl Is
as they are. J"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24
FROM MEXICO.

Late adVices are received at New Orleans,
oy al arrival from TamPico. According to
these. the Federal troops continued to gain
advantages over the rebels, whose forces
were daily diminishing.
City OF Mexico dates OF the 2eth August
state that the Cholera had so scnsibIy dimin-
ished, that they reckoned little over 200 sick
oil That disease, OF that time, out OF the i'm
mense population Of that city. IL is said that
% 900 had died Of IT,
The TamPicO Gazette Of the 9th Septem-
Der states that papers from the city of Mexi-
co Of the I'd, give no later political news than
bad been already published. The editor APP
pears confident that the Republic is already
touching the moment Of seeing itself freed
from factious demagogues, aud Of taking that
glorious night towards reform which promise
80 many blessings 10 the country"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24
ALErAnnR,, mr. Ia

ALEXANDRIA, oCr. IL
WHIST We are writing, the waters of the
ro'smac above lIarpers-Ferry are silently
moving INTO the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
RAISING the long contested Point Of Rocks into
the long finished part 10 Seneca. thew will
connect the tide water Of this District 10 tie
fertile region Of the Shenandoah and the i'm
per part of Virginia and Mary land watered by
the Potomac aud its tributary streams.
THIS part Of the Canal Is the most expen-
siVe OF the Eastern section. The dificuItie,
base been surmounted IN a manner which
reflects the highest degree Of credit ON those
who directed and those who have executed
the work. Early in the ensuing season. NOR
Than one hundred miles Will be comoleted
passing Shepherdstown and williamsport M
IT, route.
The hopes Of the people Of tbi, District
have been raised TO the expectation 81 it, con-
tlnuaoce TO the biluminous coal region above
disappointed
IN The mean time, however, We have the
extreme qualification Of feeling an assurance
that the supply Of Coal will not depend on
this event We have before "a favorable
specimen Of Anthracite Coal, found about .
feet below the surface Of the ground. near
the Toe Of BeFkeley and Morgan counties. IN
virginia and about fifteen miles from The Po-
iomae. There Is every reason 90 believe tha,
viii be found much nearer 10 the Caoal
and thai the supply of this article Of neoess,.
/ " vii Be abusdani Va quantity and excellent
/ ~ quality.
Those who are the believer, in the CodAe.,
81 1iood Fortune, may congratulate "a, on an.
lucky hat As we could not arrive al the
Coal Banks 90 soon ne we wished, fks Coz
Bsn.. Aafs k'adiy H,i us haif ,rsy. We trusl
that the Canai, tbs District, and The countr,
al large, Wili resp the benefit Of this inpof.
tant discoyeFy - Gsssas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

We nave reeeivcd two numbers OF the improv-
gu edition OF the 'Cinei'usati Mirror, and He.-
fern Gazette Of Literature" This is n weekly
pr'nt' devoted principally to Western Literature.
~ 50 per annum, and is very ably conducted
by Messrs William ID. Gallagher and Thomas n.
shre'e'-gen'iemen Who have attained q high,
rank ms writer's Of poctiesl and miscellaneous eC-
iu''on'' We think the paper deserve. patronage,
and shall be happy to ale, its circulation A semi
monthly edition is also Published a, 81 IS per an
mum.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

SLEEPING PREACHER.


a little girl Of eleven or twelve yesrs
oil age has created some talk among the
people of Ncw-Haven for several
weeks, on account of her propensity TO
sermonlze in her sleep. DR.. Griffith
has taken an opportunity to be present
at one OF her lectures, and publishes
the particulars in detail. Her Ian
guage Of exhortationis really astonish-
ing Tor one SO young; and the curious
would like 20 know # she exhibits as
much power of mind when awake
After closing her sermon she repeated
ahymn. end recIined, appearing utter
~ exhausted, and remained quiet till,
as she appeared to suppose, the hymn
was sung. She rose and pronou need
the bcnediction in a deeply impressive
manner.
Soon after she closed, she awoke
with Q kind of convulsion, and was
very much astonished 10 find 90 mapy
persons around her, and wished to
know the cause; and when she was told
there had been a meeting, she was
much grieved and mortified that she
should have been asleep all the time.
She has been kept ignorant Of the fact
that she herself was the preacher.
Boston Trsrtiisy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

very destructive fire oesurrc, - Somerset
Ia on the morning Of The I6,h ins.sss. Amer
ira frotn the Patrot Office, sf,er dr..y;b,,,. A.,
p'Osrr" OF the IRE, g 'eeo'd only to that Which
'-'' Cumberland in runs." says
we have no means Of sscertainiog the Io..
~ must De immense. Upwards OF fhiyis
s.at''It' are Turned homeless into the streets
Ipe PER- OF The town which Is now iu ashes.
's "a we lno.' CUISINES doing sud ,.opulous. IS
TaVsrns-ali have been consumed 49, =,
TIC Store Goods Of Messrs. NeH 4 s'su "a ~
Miehaels, and Mr.. SRydeF, have been ssved
some private families have lost their M,
Some have saved much of their furD,tnr.
we would suppose tho whole loss. not les,
than One Huadrsd Thousand Dslksrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

Green P's'.-We saw . few days since. IN
The garden % Mr.. John Coules. N fbis 81.
lage, green Peas, nearly large eaouqb Tor ths
table. The vines looked uneommoniy best,I,.
ful snd vigorous. This ia rare exkibi,,o,
for October - IPovghts,Psis JouynaL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

.faOther Stage Robtsry.--The Northern s,.1.
from fredericksburg was robbed en- Tine s,lsS
morning, about 20 miles from this City nv
critihg two trunks from il. Fortunately for
We owner they len behind trunk contain
ing about $500. The contractor ON mi.
route informs US, that tho baggage shan be
20 completely secured by chains hereafter
tnat tbe success Of these depredators will he
Pre'ented.-t Richmond Enquirer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

For has been faithful TO his promise that
" bars and bolts" should not confine him TO
the Penitentiary. lie made his escape a Sc
cond time on the night of the 4th, in company
with two convicts, since retakcn-but Fox is
still at large. lie is really an arlful, saga
cious and "cunning Fex"-but unless his
protecting saint" is more proPitious than
formerly, he will again find himself within
the walls Of his hated prison house.
f.ulysISile, Az. EagLe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

" u q certain Jaaes Phslaa, a puguist,
or regular " out-and- Outer" as no STYLES him
SELF should apply to any Of our brethren Of
the type for printing. they had better get their
pay IN advance. He had work done here,
two weeks ego, received portion Of IL, and
has not since shswn himself This, we sun
Po'e' Is a specimen Of his manly ART"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

We ossrrve, w the official paI,rr of YESTERDAY
uiA' , NJ tswts has bra apDoiuied Marshal ~
,,e state q Mississippi. Ten he n. tisr .s,e
-. 100 uito no hong ago, gave he following
sippi -, -
BY W. Guin. --Isrl .,r. o.. 49,, a. =. A..
- yar @5''is q he Rock ~ Ar,-s. Tbo.- tl,s,
f''e" u'rir s0uhdciise ia him, esunss f.H ,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

The Arkansas papers furnish an 4.
musing specimen Of Daelling eosrss-
pondence. A Mr.. Cummins gives Mr..
A. h. Sewer, delegate elect 10 tho
next Congress, formal notice that thir-
ty days alter date he intends 10 call
him TO the field for sundry alleged pro-
voeati0ns-being prevented by Gnu.
merous professions! engagements in
volving duties to others" from making
an immediate call. At the maturity
OF this notice, he accordingly trans
mitted the customary billet, and Mr..
Sewer, using the same language, mott
hes him that numerous professional
engagements involving duties to 9th
ers," composing the people Of Arkan.
sas, whose representative he 10, make
It proper for him in turn to postpone
the meeting till after the terminstisn
OF the next Congress, nearly two years
after date. At that time he promises 10
act according TO the " then state Of the
case"
There is bu; little prospect here Of
. regular combat. From Mr.. Cum
Minis publication, we infer that a sort
OF guerilla warfare may grow out oft
We hope, however. that both sides
VIII continue TO be occupied with ''pro-
iess'onaI engagements involving duties
to Others" 30 that they may do their
duty 10 themselves aud each other by
Keeping the peace. Il Roll. finer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

4 young lady working 81 the Annausn Ma
nufsctory, IT Fall River, earned and received
for Der services, a. dresser.teBder. durinS
The month q august, t37 being an average
Of 90 IS week
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

CENTRAL COT RSE RACES-ViHsT par.
FOR ,he s~crPst-krs Tor colts and h!iies, ,hyce
years old, miie hests--eniranee $500. h. el.-
ven subscribers Eve horses eoutcnded, va:
hs'. ; w Dorsey's c. g. Ana Page I
Col. NyIu's eh. e. Drone
Col Johnson b. & iull si-tsr 10 ~ Cline2
A. " llaHliR's ". e. 81 IA-xer Ado
tapi. ". = Stockholm C. Po~Lstsa : d,.
ii"e--lat heat, SIN. So I'D heat, Jni. sJs.
sfroxb nav
PREF Racr --fur the Mar, land Jockey Clsl
Plate, Nsius fSnO--two mile herta
W Y. Johnson's ~ ~. lroneoe 81
" Sclden'sb h Duke Of o. leans ig1
w. =. StotktOn's bra Mis-. Matte 49,
4. Cisis's th b. Psul CGfrvsd 2Gr.
fdsArd Parker D.. h Veto d..
i " >. Boy b. h Appsrition 8 d..
1iutr--3n So ftn as -3m. So
Dr Dtvsli's Js,k Dowuiisr sss entered To-
tiis rssc. bot tid poi fsn
A-t@id racs .--s~ seIsiske a. yer of,is, No.
beats, tntrsncs $40, 500 foffrIt.
}. =. tsarrisoa's b. G. liansiap So
" a. IOhasoss a. Jessup -
Cot " Wyan's b. { ~ Ionson a
Edrsrd PukcrS b. E. ~ Me6iry sh.
lims-inl 553 LIN. s2la-fm. s.s
TnfHB ssr
Prsfrtcfor's piDsc--ilree raEs hat
,.srs'so'''s sh r. sDraase hoy 50
Col W Ntnn's b. e An,u
,. = sseesns' g.. Mcdos
80 Crsig's b. b. Jnsie sam
M-i~ U. e AadresS en- Emdy
Wa. titbons' ~ b. semssa
Cot EmoYy = th b. p1ousrr
I inis--ia best, an fOs % ksst fr DO
FBUaFH BGT
Jseieg Chs F,ps~ sIcss,. as,, hs...
toi. Jchneoa's en- IN. Tnne tI
Get. MsCsfty's En- Tyrans 44
, ~ ssidrn's b. ~. FLORIDA -
tssfFison's b D. Z,nganse SEE
i",e, ls' hesi, St--5d hast = Sri--.db'- 2
. Mafk Mara uas entered 81 this r.ss. .
~s' r''hdTasn- Zingssce bftks dosa 10 ~
tont heat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

During The month o. September, thern were
afns hsn8ysd end Jtiy-ssrsn dsafks Of New al.
leans fearful mortality, uhcn the reduced
Hum0er Of the population l. considered.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

Mr.. GnrNpr has been reelected Senator
to Congress from Tennessee. He was elect
ed on the 55th ballot, when the votes stood
Tor Grundy 33, Eaton Il, Fosters.
The AID ballot stood, for Grundy 81, Eos
Ter u, Eaton IL. Mr.. Eaton then, with the
view OF enabling the two Houses to terminate
the contest and make an election, addressed
letter to the Speaker Of the senate, with
drawing himself from further competitiou.-
Whcreupon, Mr.. John Bell was nominated.
who, after few ballotings, received As high
as y votes, but then fell back. and the cleo
tio,i on the 55th ballot resulted as above sta
tcd.-[.Naf. lat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

rartook Of with fne appetite. having tasi-
cd nothing but water since breakfast. en-
Joycd myself extremely well on board the In
dependence, for which I feel under many Oh
legations 70 Captain Pearce. and FOR going so
Tar out OF his course, which detained him
nearly two hours.
! cannot find words TO express my thank
fuincss To the many gentlemen Of the several
committees, and like " ise TO those who assist
ed me TO initiate the balloon particularly 10
Mr.. william X. Fisher. for his unrcmit,ed
Kindness since my arrival in Baltimore.
feel under many obligations To his honor
the Mayor for his extreme kindness aud at
tention shown me during my stay in your CT
~, and to tho citizens generally for their ma
ny marks Of polite attention.
! am now in comfortable quarters with
mine host ut the City Hotel, where . arrived
nj three o'clock this morning, enjoy ing my
usual good health. c. r. DURANT.
Baltimore, 18th Oct. 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

$500 pay hs' socsec'icl 10 Pennsyi-
''''a NJ Me- 1'r'ey s"i Ia Mr. I.nd. the We
toy b. slsiaed ~ bob ssies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

Charles Geticr was executed II Eas.
ton, Tor the murder Of his wife, ON Fri
day last. An immense number Of
spectators witnessed the shocking ex.
hibition. The spot chosen for the er.
ecuiion was n small island in the De! {.
aware. At the appointed hour the
wretehed criminal was swung of. but
the rope broke and precipiia,ed him
to the ground. He was stunned BY the
fall, but soon recovered and awaited
his impending fate with eomposure for
about twenty minutes, when he was
again suspended, and expired after
short Struggle. Some DAYS previous
to the execution, he made a full con
fession Of the murder. Cent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

Conseerofion.-The Rev. DR.. Pu-.
cell, late President Of Mount 81. Mary,
Seminary, at Emmettsburg, Md. W,
on Sunday last. conseeratel Bishop q.
the Diocess Of CINCINNATI. Ohio. lie
ceremony took place at the Cathedral,
in this city. in the presence of .bou,
1000 persons; q discourse. appropriate
to the occasion, WAS delivered by III.
Rev. Mr.. Eccieston, and the perfor.
mances in the choir, vocal and instru.
mental, under the direction Of Mr..
Giles, was truly grand. The whole
was Of the most solemn and i'm posing
character Boil. Pot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

.1sf'.tH'ssrJH ~ a. T'rerisiess.
a, ,'ssNig iaFftH. - Obio. o. i. = yeu,sr ~
-, ~ 9t,es ~ u'c lhsiriet g Ohio. in ,l,s
P'~e' % '"ha " Campbell. ,ies-sscd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

The excitement in Alabama, in re-
iation to the removal ofintruders fron,
the Greek lands, continues undated.
a meeting held in Montgomery eoun
ty recently resolved that the in,roduc
ton OF the United States troops with
in the imits Of that State, for the pur.
pose OF removing q" the citIzens'' there
from the ''new settlements, is "ab.
soluteiy subversive Of the sovereignty
and laws Of the State Of Alabama
INT. Int
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

The Savannah Georgian states tina,
duel 9Th rites, took place few dsy,
ago, on Amelia island, between Colo.
mel Dub'EnOn add Dr.. ~. ID. Holland,
formerly Of Savannah, and that Dr
Holland was woanded in the bip.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

II is stated in the Norfolk papers, that
GEORGE NEwros, Esq. has resigned the Pre-
sidency OF the United States Branch Bank in
that town.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

Mr.. JAaEs c. P'oKErr, late Secretary Of
Legation to the Republic Of Colombia, has
returned TO his home in Kentucky.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

Uooden Cioeks.-ln the Town Of
plymouth, Conn, IL is said there are a..
nually fifteen Thousand wooden clos <,
manufactured. One individual has
made by this business fortune Of near.
" 200, 900 dollars. Six towns in Con.
neet'eot are largely engaged 10 this
branch 0f business - hid.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

MONDAY being Indictment. there were but f,~
magistrates In attendance at the Court, and the
Cout-Honse question was laid over until the. No
Nember term. The acting Justices arc to be sum
moned Tor the first day, TO take the sabjec, into
consideration.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

~" UhLEANs, OCT. I.
.sSothsr Steamboat Disssier.-we regret TO
hear that on her passage from st. Louis, the
steamer Scotland, wilkins, had one Of her
hues collapsed opposite Island Hundred, when
u boy Of IL years old, a passenger, was blown
over aud lost; four others were severely
scaided.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

Great alterations and improvements
are - being made" in the hall Of the
House OF Representatives. They will
all be completed in time for the meet.
ing 1T Congress. The floor is consid
crably raised; the Speakers chair is
now placed at the north entrance, and
the position Of the members seats thus
reversed from their old order. A hand.
some gallery has been erected over the
lobby that WAS formerly behind the
Speaker. Besides this, the Hall Is
re-painted, the floor covered with new
earPsting, &c. &c. improvements
have also been made in the Offices al.
taehed TO the House, sach as the Post.
office, &c.
We observed too, the other dav.
that the brick paved way, on the te,
race around the west front Of the Can.
nol' bad been isken sp. end hesuIilul
nag stones nov supply its place.
Every year, u seems. something Ia,
to be altered about the Capitol. We
should be glad TO see IL finished, and
81 possible, then, to see IL stay finished
At least fOr q season. --r .qief. Coz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

George NJ. Dallas, Esq has been appointed !
Attorney General oil the State VI Peunsylsa-
MA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24
NASHVILLE Ey ocr IN

NASHVILLE, KY. OCT. 10.
steamboat Sunk. steamboat
Eclipse, in ascending the river, on
Tuesday night last, about two miles
above Augusta, struck snag and sunk
IN about ten minutes, ST or 4 feet wa.
ter. The loss, We presume, will not
be very heavy, rs there was but little
freight on board. The boat, we un.
ders,and, will be immediately raised,
and refitted for service.-l Eagle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

The appointment Of Attorney General will sur
pri'r many, even of the Jsek.oa party. There
are hoadr~d' !" it' ranks Who have higher claim.
than Mr.. Daniel. IL talents and hE,l know ledge
were the sri'sr'oa. But ve prc,ume loyalty to
the cause OF Mr.. Van BURN, aud the hope Of e.
curing the Old Dominion. had some influence In
The selection. The Junto may adhere, but, Il Il.
doubtful whether the people can be transferred.
The enquirer viii have new correspondent at
Washington, and ~e shall hesccfbrth hear 4,
speak or.eulsriy upon all msssrrs Of grave import
which may 'ranspirc ut the national uctropolis-
as forins'anee. the attitude and aspect Of the
old chief" when, ~ith spectacle oa no.-, he
sats down To prepare another Z" original DRAFT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

HE following gentlemen were appointed, by
the last County Court, Commissioners, under the
Act Assembly, TO value the lands, in this eoun-
", necessary for the use Of the Winchester and
Potomss Rail Road, viz:
George Reg nolJs, Henry s. Turner.
Edward Lncas r. William Hurst.
Joseph MeMurran,
Thursday the sis' instant is fixed upon Fur the
first meeting OF the Beard
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

Inc following gentlemen we're appointed, on
Monday last, School Commissioners Of J,fF;.r,o,
County, for the next wear
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24
FOREIGN.

There is no ncws Of any importance from
Ireland. Mr.. O'Conncl had returned home
and was received with reclamation.
There we're many disasters on the Europe-
an coast during the first week in September.
by tremendous gales. do not fnd thai
any American vessels were lost, except one,
and she is not named.
lREI.AND.-RseaHe Of Lord .ingls,ea.-T The
Iimts Of Monday says:-"Wc believe the re-
call Of Lord Anglesea is we'll founded His
LordshiP's i'll health is probably the cause
II Is understood that the Marquis Of weIies-
ley will be the new Lord Lieutenant
The Harresi.-All accounts from the coun-
try speak Of the harvest as having been gene
rally plentiful. The wheat'crop has not been
IN some districts, rs abundant rs had been
anticipated, but the return W ill still be above
an average. The favorable change in the
weather within the last two days has been
extremely favorable TO the labors incident to
this season. The harvest is completely over
IN England, and the numerous swarms Of
Irish laborers who had emgrated TO England
a.few days since are returning daily.
LATEST FROM SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
BY the brig Post Captain, Skiddy, at New
York, the editors of the Journal Of CONNIE rec
have received Madrid papers TO the 3Ist Au-
gust, inclusive, and Malaga advices 10 the
18th September.
The health Of the King of Spain was with
out any material change.
The Cholera has made its appearance in
spain with great malignity in
The towns Of Seville and Granada. The in
telligence Of its having broken out in these
places reached Malaga about September 9Th
Much alarm existed at the latter place on ac-
count OF its approach, rs IL was known to be
within l0 leagues Of that city n annears
to have first broken out in the town of iIuel-
w. near the Atlantic ocean.
The accounts by this vessel from Don Nj
guel's army are later than before received.
They present his forces in . more imposing
light than heretofore they have been viewed,
and represent them as gradually but steadily
advancing upon Lisbon. The advance guard
was said to have reached .Nsfrs, which is on
~ % miles ~. W.. from Lisbon. -.--.----..--.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

Indigestion, according to the Almanac des
Gourmands, - the =" renOTss Of guilty sto-
mach"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

On the second day OF November, Il Conven-
lion Is to meet at Warren, in TrumbuIl coun-
", ONO, composed Of citizens from various
eounues IN that State, and in Pennsylvania,
10 CONSIDER The subject OF constructing Ca
nal TO intersect the Pennsylvania Canal and
join It with the Ohio Canal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

A writer in the Richmond Enquirrr. under tl,..
ssnsssre Of "A Virgins Farmer" nominate.
for the Office Of Governor, HIKnoxE L. Orik,
ESP OF this county, ''as gentleman amply and
adequately qualified to hi the ONCE and Who has.
perhaps, seen rs much service any man in vir-
GINA"