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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

The Nays'ille Eagle States tina, ,hc health Of
Governor BHEATHrTr, Of Kentucky, is in such a
Prrcariou' condition that his pl, sieisns have but
little, II any, hopes Of his recovery.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

IL A'sry bHsinsU.-Ons James Garland has
been taken up, in Missouri, for vending sou-
ieriei; bills. Since last spring. he has .oIi
bills TO the amount Of II ,0OO, 900 and be ti,
cleared, IN his limo Of business. SlGO OG0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

Our Correspondence thinks the legislature Of
thi, State ~ll adjourn about the sth OF March.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

The Territory Of Michigan has applied FOR AL
mission into the Union. and having tie requisite
population, will Of cour-r Ice admitted. F1oridA
aud Arkansas arc not TAR behind.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

Mr. Sbrader, OF Henry County. XIV Of.
the 9TH inst. after debaucb, killed tire, IS
ms children, and injured his wife so nu,.
that her life is deSpaired Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

IL has been reported for Iousc DAYS that the
hoosc Of $. X ~. Allen, Of New York. which
had twenty iour branches IN different parts Of the
U. States, had failed foT = large amount, The
National Gazette states that the rrIout WIS some
what premature, that il is believed salisGsc,o-
~ arrangement will be- made ia few days, by
H'e MesArs. Alien, aud that tile, ~,Il ~ on -
usual With thrir business. II has been we'll ssccr
'a'ned tl's, thy fully sblc TO meet all their
engagements, and have n large surplus"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

n meeting was held a. the Park. IN tl,c city of
New York, is,t seek, ia reference 20 the d;.irr..
eISing IN tie money market, aud ia favor of
National Bank, at ph,eh It Is estimated from 6f
'rch 60 twcuty thousand persons we're present.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

General Robert Campbcll has been elected
70 congress from Georgetown District, south
,arolina' To hil the vacancy Occasioncd hy
hc dccCase Of Mr. Singleton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

u ~ stated tia, Martin Van Burrn &, an .-n-
dor'or fOr MIR hno~er, who lately faiio,i q Al
hany. 10 the amount of i've ar1,ei~cd Osoasanl
si9iiars
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

FROM the Seat % Government Of Kentucky.
NC learn that resolutions condenning the re-.
noVof OF the Public Deposites from The Bapk
% TOE United States, and ins,ruciing the Sc.
majors and Representatives Of that state. IN
copSrs,s' 70 use their influence 10 restore tbs
puoi'S money 70 Their lawful depository. had
vote Of - 70 A. ~, y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

=. n &. Flint X Go. oG Boston, !, i. stated
have faded for f'ooOoo. and snosI,cr hoase, also
IN Boston. for very large smuunt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

The Boston papers state thu, forty failur,,
havr ia'ely occurred !" that ei'y aud the papcr,
Of New YORK s,y ifty IN their city.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

On "wednesday, tic 2gth ult the Jockey
luh purse % 500 was awarded, AZ Savan-
nab GeoFsia, ~ the horse Plato. Hgsiost
which 80 competitor appeared. such = cir
euins'ance - probably unprecedented IN the
history u the turf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

u y stated in = Georgia paper, that tho
Marshal % Alabama has postponed the re-
moVal 81 the settlers on the Greek Lands 10
the lst March.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

The ships United states and Napoleon. a.
Sew York from Liverpool. brought $40 let.
ter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

Certain high hinetionar,es are said 20 be
heavily involved IN the failures al ALBANY -
Those Who have sowothe wind are thus reap
ing the whirlWind
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

Tho Choctaw Indians. 10 the number n 4
o. 5000, refuse % remove from the state Of
AississiPPi, 10 their newly purchased eoun-
Try.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

The Philadelphia Inquirer rays-~ We learn
from undoub'ed authority that LOUIS McLASI
has tender his resignation to the President, As
Secretary Of State IL has not yet been accepted,
but the Secretary oni. holds the Office As Loeu,
ferens"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

hr BArAHp, of Delaware, has declined tbs
appointment by the President, Of Government
Director IN The Bank u the United st.t.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

Colonization Society We regret that We are
compelled Co defer, for the present the official &c
count at the proceedings OF the Parent ColonizA-
ton Society at Washington, and Of the Virginia
Society at Richmond, az their recent snniver..-
rics. The following subsoripiions wer,. made a,
Washington under resolution offered BY Mr.
'ierrit smith 1T New York asking for subserip-
ton OF $4,000. L,gnchb1rg Ytrri,uoa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

TIE Legislature Of Alabama, at its late S..,ou,
passed acts excmPains females from imprisoa-
meni, anal revolutionary soldiers from the pay
ment Of GxeI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

Some speculations, AZ TO Mr.. Van Bureaus
course in relation to the L. 5. Hank, inserted in
the first column OF our inocr form OF last ~evk,
we're by mistake given thosc Of the winehcs-
ter Nirginian, instead of the inehcster Rebnb-
lean.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

Maj. JASHs GIHsoS, H. w. BAnroS, Esq.
and Col. J"HS b. ID. SMITH, 1.-THE present dci,;;a-
ton from Frederick, are announced in the Win
chester papers candidate. for reelection to the
estGeneral Assembly OF Virginia.
l.rwIs BEARp, JoHN W. MeCARrT, and Cas-
n. AlEHASpER, Esqrs. are also announced in tl,e
l,ecsburg papers, as candidates TO represent Lou
dOGn ia The next General Assembly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

tIEditors friendly TO the views OF the
Colonization Society, are requested to give
this notice 4 few insertions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-18
INoUIRIEs

Aresolstion, u viii ~ sren, has beea sdoytsd
BY The House q Representative. ssthorizisS .
sommittee TO isquire into she srpedieney q sl'o-
Iishins he military Assdeny - Yves Poiat -
D-ssiag the diseussioa q the Fesolusio., Mr.
Man, % Nev YOTS, propossd "a suepdrssus,
directing the committee to inquirs into Ne pro
psisty Of sbolishisg ihs oasss o. MAJOR Geasral
Commanding N Chief The smendsson, vss
REJECTED.
IN ,hess days q innovusing isquiry ssd ss,uss
icEislnsioo, u voald hardy be ssFprisiaE 70 Sod
sorne HooOvsbls Rspresents,iys proposinE 10 w.
srus' sOsanit'ss 70 isquirs iu,s ne ssp~dieney
q elo''inE ont the ssn fFosa hssvss, q dry iss
uP tNs sources u sorse q or rivers nosh a
tssss sssu,s havs pvoiassd iassioalsbls syils-ihs
0os' sJ Parsh'nE The earth excessively, snd TIE
othrr By inoads,ssg isaauer.bls Gsrros. sr,vses
9Th the golden revsrds q The husi..dm.,,.
tell
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-18
TEMPERANCE MEETING.


The Temperance Society Of this town held q
meeting On the Ilth instant, the proceedings Il
which we're marked With considerable interest
and shorJ the moot favorable indications Of the
success Of the Cause.
Religious sersieea hsving been performed, SIR.
Aurvin, gentlemsa from q distance, presented :
resolution, advocating The sdvAntAges Of the youth
Of both sexes aanetiohing the principle Of total
sbstiDeBce from ardeat Spirits, and sustained !,
Nth appropriate and foteible remarka
Thomas A. Moore, Esq. urged the importance
Of the STRIP in feeling address, Ia whioh he a.
lasersted the dagger of asing ardent sDirita add
the sad end Of the intemperaes- The resolution
vns adopted
Asdrev HusseF, Esq. ssssed thus he had ~.
tended this evening for the purpose of anitiax
With the Society, and Advoosaed. IN nserr ding
address, the importaDee Of taking boider mes-
sures TO sdvssec the cause. Whea he hsd eoa-
esaded, . resolution vss passed, proposing 70 -
Ioet Persoa 20 prO0oaSee = public address in
favor Of the eBlerprise, on the 23d day Of Pc
brunry next, sod 20 appoint committee 10 make
arrangements for the OCCASION. Mr.. Hunter uas
ohosea 10 deliver the Addreas, AID the chair gave
notice that the eonmi,toe would hereafter be an
aouaocd.
The qaestioa Of prohibiting the ne Of zine 10
the members q the Soeiety vss agitsied ia the
eOurse q the evenings Bot, aftrr several gentle
a,cn had exprcseed their views on u, wss laid
over witisoul deeisioo. The SOoiety thea ID
j0uTNed TO meet Oh The Rrss "Wednesday d Re
braary, tB9S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-18
NOTHCRa

The CONSERVATION viii be administered in the
rreseyter,.n Church. IN This town. on Susd.,
next, At IL o'ciovk, A. " The prepar.tory
exercises on Friday night and on Saturday, At the
usual hours The Rev. JANIS VI Bnowx, /.
expected TO preach Ola Friday 1ghf, and pcrhsp,
on the Sabbath also.
The Rev. c. s: HEDeEs will preach and admi.
mister the Lord's Supper. IN the Nethodisi
Church ., Hsrpersferry, on Christmas day, .,
III O'Clock, A. VI. He will also preach ia the
same church the evening preceding, n carly can
delight.
Religious Services may be expected in the E
EPISCOPAL Church in this place on Christina.
Thurssisy the 25th instant.
The Smithhcid Temperance Society ~iIi hold
meeting on the 25th Instant, at 2 O'Clock, r. M,
shea 20 expected that there will be several I'D
dre'scs delivered on the subject Of Temperance
The highly interesting ceremony Of con-
seeraiing the new Church in Smith6eld, will
take place on the 25th inst, (Christmss dav. }
Brethren OF all denominations are cordially
invited to attend. Al the same time a col
lection will be taken up to assist in paving
The debt Incurred in its construction.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-18

XXTILL b cold, on yNoaAsV As 20tk .,
w fhs Pysssni HoatA, az fair othergiss
the neat favourable day theresftsr,) all the
residue Of the RuR6oMAL HRTATU
Of the late Henry y. Turner, CONSISTING, a.
part, Of the following
10 valuable work aules,
Draugbt HOrs- s Mich Cows
Yoke Of Oxen,
handsoms Carriage and Harness.
Oig and Harness. sleigh sud Harness.
Together with ell the 6sruaiag issplsusnfs. en-.
orscing sVsry thing dssirabIs, such a.,
Blscksnith's Tools, CarpentsTs Tools,
Wheat Machine. Road " sgon aod Gear,
FaFning Wagons RSd Carte,
PiOughs add Hsrrous,
Corn Shelters aud Nhest Fsns,
Cradles. Srythcs, &c sc
Also, eli the Household add Kitchen FUR
niiurs, (Very extensive IN Iissif) consisting u
Silver Plate, q large asd handsome a.sort-
ment of Tea snd Codse sets, Glass and China
Wsrs, HshogsRy stdsb0arJs and Bureaus.
Tables, Ssdstssds, Cbairs, ABdirons. SboVeIs
add TOngs, Beds, Nsttrasse, Ia 6ne, every
article of uss in general Housekeeping.
shall also sell shout 500 barrels of prime
Corr. Terms made knoua on day Of sale
W. ,. TURNER,
EE'S IF ~. s. Tsrasr, DECD.
Dee. te, 1914
n. q. : will o8sF for hire. a The ssu,s
tune sad Plses, fof the ensuing yssr, many
valssbls Head, e9nsistiag sf Men, womes.
BOYS, and Giris. " T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-18

sALriaoag, DSc. -.
CATTLE.-Saies Of good 10 prime lots Of
Besvss 81 shout IS, ssd Of very superior 81
EASTERN PoTAToEs.-Tho market /.
plsntduliy supplied asd the article dull. We
qcOts eommou II 3SatO cts. and Mercer 81
SOaS6 cts.
FLOUR.-Ws quote ~ 62k ~ the store
rate to-dsy The Wagos price has been UNI
form throughout The week 81 - 50. A por-
toe q the Fsesip,s has gOos into store on
sceount Of che c0aetry osaoEs, who vail not
take the present price.
GRAIN WAssf.-PFOm the eommsoee-
nsnt Of the Eesk Up % Thursdsy morning.
he salss 81 good 20 pFiBls reds generally
ranged from IS 10 100 osbts per busheL
Corn.-saiss today Of white II 50 cents
and Of yellow 81 81 cents.
Rys.-ws quote, - 10 quality, 81 6lls6l
esots.
Oass.-ws quote today 81 3Os3i cents.
Clossssss4-ysgon price - 7ssS I2t, and
store price SaS s7i.
ALEXANDRIA, DEc. ~.
PLOUR.-Yss,srdsy ths current price 81
FLOUR from wagons uss ~ 80. 10 sOns esss,
a. 59
GRAIN.-ws quote wheat 80 %. a. IN
saaiity--good white has been cold 81 - cts
4 large esrEo, q Eve o. eta diGsrsnt quail
ties vss cold, 90 Thursday, 81 ~ avsraes
price q sTl ets. We Suppose fsir quota.
ton for good red would b % ospts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-18

On Friday last, the nh iass., Doctor Jos,
his .xc.
The dcnise Of D.. Briseee will be rer.rte,, h,
the eaisens Of Shepherdsova. % . p.sbii. e.I,.
NIFTY. lie had beea known 90 th<u. for . Ion,
time. a. dilixcnt and skilfsl prsssilioaer. .s !
,.'oshie member OF the eomasaaity, ..d a. .
Jassice Of the Peace for y~Gersoa eoasiy.
on Aoad.y the stis insisat. Miss i-ocnA Rs-
Hssors. aged Is years, 5 moath.. .aJ ~ .i.,a
oh' Sunday the Ssh uit , In the SDsh wear a
h,s see. Mr. JAsss 6saAap Koruna. son 81
VIM Butler. Esq, ef THE eoes8y.
tcoNnrSrcArssl
Departed this life, on Mosd.y the ssh issf,rs
u the rrsid<aee OF Andrew Hunter ESQ 4. tn
to-n. Mira MAar SrvssLxvisLs, ea,.ort ~
Col james Stubhl~6eid. l.sc superissea dent q
The u .. Armory ., H.rpcrs-Ferry.
rSrnsPs leu things occupy our attention lee.
en@h OBITUARY noleca We read Of the ber~.se-
hsens OF beloved friends and easiesred relatives.
our eyes glance e.rriesAiy over the uituse 10 Dr.
parted soSh. sympathy seems psisied By the dali
~ kneii. ssd scarce has the crave rrcr;vcd a,
s'ndred dust. ere the moarnfsi reeoiiecsio. /,
saa'shed. and we vhirt along vi,h giddy pleasure.
'offetusg. utI. ta turn, we are forxssscn- NoS
20. however. the circle of frends 20 l.sslv rr,o;
ssng Tn the virtues aud piety Of the t~ccs.>d.-
the oenignity and kindscss that m.rkc ed tn in
tercoerse Of Mira Ssabhie6eid. add the usol ,tru-
ave charity tsst adorned her Chrissi.n oo.dues
rendered her the object Of esteem ssd Affection.
1uei 10 h.lioved feeling. d rnsss sos be
mrus raosiy eefore the gaze Of . cold and seif n
World We would not intrude upoa its cord
priv.ey. "yet Affections sprinr eot ous e,T ,hc
dus. and the same mcrciful Hand that r-le.s-d
her IRON the troubles and disspeoinsnsesta iaei-
Of consolation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-18
THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

IL 10 not often ve assume the character OF .
Prophet. bot it seems have been sueces.fui in
refrrenes TO the tate Of quondam friend Of the
Enquirer. o. he vas In regard to the consequence
likely TO Gov from the elevation Of Gen. Jseksoa
to the Presidency. We forvtold him. in reply
20 the idrs that &C we're "psnie-struek, that
he himself would, in . short time, be sKonized,
on . subject dear to his heart. Prophecy has be-
come history and although he complains Of
martyrdon." yet be says he vas prspaS ed for
the hiow. Nov, according to our recollection. he
10 the most uDgrseious Saint in the ealendar.-
True .Hatyrs 20 constituency Of sslh, never grum-
bic At their fate, and our venerable friend (for
whom. by the way. &C really do feel some sympa-
hy) shevs bot little Of tina, true spirit Of resgna
'ioo and humility, which even pshaeGi martyr
ought to evinee. nAe can have HE voated iaAu-
enee, the Old Domisioa 10 70 be eonvuised, from
the mountain to the sea, account OF the q deep
eamnaiioa Of his taking or from the Treasury /;
and
90 Pity. like Q naked, newborn babe,
Horsed on the sightless eouriers Of the air,
Shall blow the ksvrid dsed IN every ear,
7Afedrs sAaR drs-SH he szisd."
The election Of prinfer TO execute the print
ing Of the Legislature 10 the second Get Of the
drama - and to discard Eestie, innoeest. and
unOGeading individual. Who had enjoyed the beue-
fee ior fIoeHty yeaEs, In despite Of HE Own loud
solicitations for rosstioa In Office, "is. uoques-
tiooabiy. . msst~r Of far more iuportsnee than .
war With France, or any even, likely to happen
during the I0th century.
But esough Of bAdinAse. We venture TO assert
that the intsiiigeOt peopie every where, gill Aov
see Why IL vas. thss Mr.. Richie vas 90 snzio1s
90 have the Legislature tranmelled 9th iasiruo-
tioaa- They uili nSv zee, that all Ne efforts TO
deGest Mr.. LHIsa, had IN iasiuaate eoaseesioa
With his g~n fate Asd thst he tAorOsEh-Eoiag
real TO make The constituents distFuS their SER
wants, 10 SIl nnimsaed and kept up BY the anxious
Wish 10 rs-fRstass hsAseIE Tie labor In vsia.--
The msn whose eonsiSfeaey could not be alluded
20. even by . friead, without enavulsing With
lsoEh,er . whole 0sse~6iy. (both Supporters end
opposents.) must Indeed fer over-rste hs eOsse-
qoeaee, IL be Indulge the vain hope Of any " over
Setion" producing "re-setioa" Tor Ne benefit
The people have been deceived BY his easkoo
notes o. " Baak % no Bank - vhea, Ia feet, The
Issue With hiA vss. 4" Osase og 10 oGiee, /" sad
they gill leave Aim 70 suffer, vithoas sympathy,
the penalty always doe 10 sithless Sentisels on the
vsieh-toveT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-18
CANAL CoNYENr1oN.

This body adjosrned on Wednesday, evening,
Dee. 10. Alter session Of three days. The pro-
eeedings make several columns in the Baltimore
PsPers, and arc highly interesting. The citizens
Of that city, Tar from being hostile 10 the prose-
eution Of the canal, vere represented, BY MessrA
Mikes. Heath, and other members, TO be "Varmly
aud decidedly 10 favor Of Ice eompIe,ioa." An
shstrses Of the most importsnt acss Of the Con-
ven,ion 10 all that vc esn give. A detailed &C.
count, or sketch Of the debates, isiuprsetieable
a committee vas Appoiated 10 drufl memo
rial to Congress- sskng further aid Eor the Chess
peAke and Ohio CsnAl. Committees we're also
sppoioted 60 address. 10 behalf Of the same OBJ
jet. the Legislatures Of VirEsais, Maryland,
Pennsylvania, sud Ohio, and the City Council Of
Baltimore.
The following gentieDsa we're sppOiBsed TO
nemOrialiEe COnsress; Messra- u. 8. Coke, T.
Boyd. "a. ~. VISITS. w. ~. Stewart, A. Bruce,
s. Euing. ssd X. johnson, sad the EolIOvias
gestieDea To menOrisIize the Legislsture Of this
Commonwealth: Messra Allen, Haassr, Boieler,
Wiisoa, Strait. Rsnsoa, ssd Bzehanaa-
On mOtioa Of AlF. Aiiea, of Va, resolution
vas adopted. proposing ''thas the Sssses of MARY
lssA sad virsiais. sd the corporation of BsIsi.
more, shaIl loan lie credit Gor An Immediate Iosa
To he cssal Company. The Company agreeing 10
pledge the receipts from the tolls 10 pay the ate-
red o. aid loaas."
Resolutions we're sdOptej. expressing The
thanks q the Convention 10 the deIeEstIoa from
Baltimore sod the citizens Of Ihal place for their
hospitality, and Coz the sssl hey hsd msaIGessed
for the prosecution OC tie canal, TO the oeers az
the COavessioa, for che sble sod dignihed man
aeT" Of performing their services, and TO the
Hoa. c. p. Mercer. ''for bic isudsble Efforts 10
favor Of The Chesapeake sd OAio Canal"
Assheutissaed copies Of The proceedings wers
ordered 70 BE- transmitted 70 the Prssidens q the
U. stsses, TO he ''diasreni legislatures late
rested is the greet vork, (" sd 10 the nusisipal
sashori,ies q Hslsisaorr, wsshIpEtOn, George
tovn, sad AleEssdria
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-18
JACKSON MEETINGS

We have been furnished With the following &C.
count Of meeting hello In thi, place. on Mooai.y
last. An apology Is due from US to sandry ei,i-
re"' OF Berkeley county, Who convened =, Mar
iuseurg on the sia ult. Tor the purpose Of sp-
pointing delegates to Jssksoa Coaven,ioa TO be
holden az winehester. We have been hitherto
compelled, BY the pressure Of other matter, 20
omit their proceedings, but VIC hope soon to make
room for them.
Al . meeting OF the friend, OF the pre,so,
Administration Of the &c neraI government.
convened II the house Of Michel Hin, In
Charlestown, 10 the county Of Jefferson, on
the i3th instant, BRAxroG DAVENPORT VA,
called TO the chair, and I. FouKE, ESQ. ap-
pointed secretary.
WhereuPou the following preamble and
resolution were unanimously adopted
whereas, Other counties, composing this
Congressional District, have appointed dele
gales 10 meet al Winchester, or some other
place 10 be agreed upon, TO nominate n su,ta-
BILE candidate 10 be voted for at The .n.,,n,
spring election, aud this meeting deemins Il
expedIent 10 concur ia such measure; there
fore,
Rssoired, Thateight gentlemen be appoint
ed, the chairman included, sBy four OF wbom
TO act, 10 meet such delegates as may DO ap-
pointed by the other counties OF this Coo
sressionsi District, at such place ss may be
selected, TO agree upoo . suitable person TO
represent this district In the next Congress
Of the United States.
The following committee we're appointed
IN conformity TO the above resolution -
George b. Beall, Gerard b. Wager, Gerard
D. Moore, Jacob Morgan, Francis Yates,
samuel Cameron, and Garland NJ. Davis.
Resolved, That the foregoing proceeding.
be signed by the Charman and Secretary.
and published 10 the Free Press, Winchester
Virginian, MsrtinsbUrg Virginia Republican,
aud South Branch Iatelligeneer.
BRAxTON DAVENPORT, CA'man.
Isaac FoUks, Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-18

H~perNFerry presents basy Seeoe since the
sItsssioa Of the rail road TIE asrrov strip q
ground Il the soEthern tsraiastioa Of The brides
% erOvded with commodities, vsgOas, drHys, add
spectators. Add the ioag trains o. bsrshen ssrs.
resembling ssaaIl huts IN their araeture. seem
like 20 macy villages esdasd With Ioso1O,ioa. -
The travelling iron Hsrpers-PsrrJ TO Baltimore
- 's'd to average thirty passengers dsiIy and sn
average Of svs huOirvd barrels q Sour. besides
other articles Of prOdues 10 despssehsd every dsy
from he Perry 10 Baitimore.