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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

The E"gi's, have 81 On ooate,a:.I.,,.,,, ., 49,
''fno' = raj ros'i iron, I.1n.lIn - York-t, L.
e'siilu'7l, ultimately. q Scotland. bod. IL.
great .d'aa''-s-s The ,rA.Ie Il London uouid de-
F'e irnsn this inVrOS-r.er.I "a. ~ - anofI.r i,
ehi' uh'eh, ibonsh Of minor importance. yoaid
gla'iden The he-rt q rasHs a poor Co,Lsey 4
trip % t'f,iha Grs-rn. for '-ss.see. uhi,, =. nov
attended 18th considerable trOubl- sssd rrp-ts-.
Eoaid &c TsfdeTesl BY The proposed raiI ros.i :
Here circumstance, - a. tn B4cI-r~- void ~
Ih-rc sccrns, also. TO csii ,ctiOus intention. /,
connect the Red Sea sni ,hc Mediterranean. br
means q raj rosj -eros, The Isthfnus a su~1
u - said ii~i tiis TNii ~ - % b. made sssli-
sicnly ''roug ssi spsciOsls 20 su., 81 the trans
Poststiofs q large ress-is Whoa this gr~st
ssieH's hall b. sceornpii,hc, oar u1ereiaa men
q the isrges siz.. bound for tn - Iies O.
China. asotdis< The Figors bob d Cape Iaru .n
t'ool Hop, vill pass up thc Netii,crrsDelu. o,
seross iie saais. g. IN Arabian Glif. 81 s.ss
th'iT destined Port. "a iess Gue ihsh ti.ey -oold
hs'e required 'Her,ly o. d1utie ofc a d., rryst
soutiern prptn1s;ofi,s It's ssiI that ii.,. u.s-
n'ho-'' rrJ-s', ~h',h all ps5tabl, s.'1,i.i a.,
ie'paIns even % Pctrifssuuu, - encouraged D.,
he P-shs q Egypt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04
Los A. aEvoxa>Da

Sale 81 y. q. N-Srr's I.eT.onai l,rul--rsy. a
HArPers-fcrr-, to-Gs..
Sale ID James 1L'mI-Ss,','s nrs-rss,s Al N,el,
Hills Hotel, ,B Chsfis s,o-n. tc-ino-rls~
s-le 4 dr-"sln hor--s. l., G-orrs Rus. D :.
hArg'crs-ferT,. ga S.turd-s neat
RENTING Of the farm beins,si'rs To Tia, l,.-lrs II
iho'nAs James, doe'd. ~ I1.ou.-. q. IIar-.,
guardian, an shrl,cr.-'our os. s-iur,Is- r...n,
We are gr1iificd t. learn. thu the
illness of the Hon. WV. &. PRrs-on
did not arse from a PARALYSIS. an5 Ma.
less scrous than unprecedented.
rLG-l-4lsr Cs,,-,--.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

- Ns4L iE=m. lrinngsnl- a ;tte arir- al tn
- AZ fianImu,E, hai l. i. =, a is ,Iii-r--i Ter
rrITi- lar uiss m,7F v.'.al- an 80. Ai-li,--t
bidhur, n siFs 'tnin- EluIs-. ,ii,,r- N ehHr4i-
Town, an -ii'r H.ait al-;;Inr 1rinI e,,Ir- .la.r
IrrtiIcrT pa-lr-lidE-e IL he 1Ia.lt, Ern,sn. a
tilsr Inns.
T. EhgsD wIiAHVyGi. t..ar,li.lsI.
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11s,r HI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

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ki.hari hitrf 90 81 fs,a1as-l a. a..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

Nv III - hsr-d. u V,.sise 49, ~
~ NDndss the -s,A z.-r1oI. II E4s.~r--
Hii. ABOUT - - - y1luaal@ NEs.zsE
a-lno-'E- - ~ s~Js'es % &c. Ezr-~l
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Wen. N0zlrn. Eas, az! fsIr.s
-L- Per~s--s- - - hFr,S -asl -~-r,-- e
Tic Fr~~ent year. zaH 49, r-tz-. -,
VITA u'slr Preq.r cistAia.. Al - .r~Fs--,.
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a. 70 lls.ltsrnre ~ "a - -Ircn
NAM r NTI>p
>AJI IL cAuEErsN
Ge1r=-szz ~ 81 t4.5l
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

sv'cre 'sd.' 'da.l, L-s- secr, mentioned - ~
p'r-nis ia the Ia, .I,s,i -4-ls,s s..,-,,
vacated b, the sFPo,uimsui II jude NiIA,s>
- Minister to Russia Amo,,= Ga, i,fuib-r ~.
the Harae, Of CEoRGE IRE NEIi. tisur, Hum.
judy Sh-IcI, aid Richard Ru.i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04
sssoss Tor Snsr.

NHi ~ rr 90 ffrn r.
t.-~s- ts-F 81 -..t b.
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sa-at ~ tlts ~ sa- uere ss-t So t.1~ aIft
- a.isast go r-a-rtt.sr. t. tf.~ faaar O.
- 9sls k..an 30 re Gas .f ta.s Frfs
aa-re stl - r.ff- n e. tst -fsti~
bNf siffErY
.t.a-f - % Fsafs-
- Ina
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

\ Nix 'nnr,afi.-.. s1rus,in- q .ti.i-.
gs'-'. h-' f'ers'Iy t-en h-lI Do, N,....s,q., b,
sh'ch Nsr'ia. IN nar,- uti asssit...,.i, 49,.
nt-f isr Prtssi-rf -, N B,s,., g. t...
o.. 'id,H'. R.h-rtj Wsik.r o. s-a.tor. ,a ,i.,
fi.s- e Co. Pfais,'.ri .oi "a tiasr..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

Ia Ner's't'. iiUN.S AiL,~ has been r..
elected ~ R-i.r' scn;ziive ia Consrrss- liz,
''i'esS1es ar IiILI>D II,tL. W.. St,BI. ~
E'r1rrr. aad IIsSsT r. Ji~Us--Il e ~L,r,
4'1eh - Mr- AIlen, arc opposed 70 tie Admins
're'i'"- Vi. Janes uas chosen =; ,le s.rac time.
TOT '''e present s-sNios. in ;ic plasr Of Mr. nl..
ins, 'ire-.sci.
ia Noth C.srolina, Bsaroap Ba.w~ iJs,i-
''1l LAS bcsn !c,t,,I s,lraior ~ Co,.r-r -
In''eors's, JoH~ 4. kf~s la, t.-~a reelected
l. = Senator, and ArTaIB CrruarHr las been
eh'sn u hli tiie vacancy IN the senate. created
,! tn transfer 4 Mr.. -. Il. to te D,Eartretr
Of St.ic-
Ia Illinois. Governor REI VoLI,, has been eI,,,.
Cd u I'll the vacancy caused b, ,l,. ,I,ti, al L.,
Hon Charles SI-sIc- Mr. MAJ Ia. L-rn .l,s,-t
to succeed Cd DIaean. f3r t.c pa. ,-s.t session.
As sell as tn next Coas=rs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04


The scarcity Il mast ti,s wear has eau,e,I man,
q u'- forest inhabitants II uan.icr -rrs, -,
''nee from their ordinary abo.I,s. The hc.-..
especially. have si.lked through dens,I, POM
h;ei portions 4 the country. viii, u,.;-cce,I,e
'eraeTIiy' asd ~ many oceasicus Inv have sN-
'''''eH r'iSn7e'ty truly alarming. A a., II. The
~e''eFn part u PeHss, Isal.,. I.,-Iy attacked
y one 81 the animals: but tic CID isy occupy
'n "deie''ic her castle soresoiutIy tl.4t Br,.in.
." despair OF eiieetinS either brs.eb or es,i;u-
i''ion, ra-iscd the siege and rrtrca,cJ The Can
'i"ns'' chronicle states that the uiII iurkr,s.
i'''nS Iei' the country, bad been sl,a-sI thro,,
INST '''y from one 'hrnney top 10 another. and
'i's' e''''rr fields Of hal been ,lssiro, ii D,
'he squirrels Ihis, hp~crcr. :, pross,.i, ..9-
'h'"s u'orr than a hyP~rioI~. conceived Is tie
f-er'i7us Editor Of tia; paper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

"H tT%HHAl mgEHH. Ian,lv m t',r
IL "uoEHHusFys All 5lI D'sihpi:nr - uoS
lnr Ttifi, nus 7fs--fs-1Hm Ulli 1r gwen Irn4ns-
dlslssiN Itit isnIs-f communications an.l ,iI,.
Stand - cui-''uirr,'t al J,ls as.sr a tusEu.
4 az iuriii'H II.iIrzHEfiuHl zgpir r,
&HlEHNyC yu5DRs-. or
IL VGs;1=flsN kEYEs.
De- Z Iii
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:. "'""nuiti'sst- q y -hnsn.ss,----f a -,
LA hu,'-h siiiEs'i -,i,sss. ,..-.f i, a.. -,
-" W. i"-iss-s''T- s'us-fs-fs,-~ ~. - h.-hf -,
---'''''-,'r- nj tii,. ,sit.,,.. " a,
l''r''1 fiin''.h a. tli,- 1l-s IA "a. a.. IA
>-.i..-lii, .Ti,--ri,u,a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

"a. - VI sti-l-ss.r- Ill B-ET
''''-''i'" "'''s- "a tho Nasi.,.gi.s . i,., =,
tia-ciu Siisssi.. isl -,Sui.-s a..ys, A ~ "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

q cf~sp TFaALE sFEVtNr. ,.u RI,
= ~ f.~ Fe.--sasa ~ w. t.e.rr- 81 -..
r- Ht sats.srs.ft. sst tsr
l-tf NrrEFRr1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

G ! J"HN u Cooks. Esg of Fr-sI,-r.o1. ,,oul.-
'lAiod b, CsHs'e'ii.oH al ibclrga,rs-
= : Col EB~AHB LvcA-, al Js,firrsur, .. i,ar.-
~t-e . easd,dat, for Cos.-t,...
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

n -i.,.f~'" t-Erz...>. ties. s-->-asssr- "A In,
,ti 'siit . N.,,ar ~ sSsls. a "a. : -. =.
A'-- l-.H.Niii- ia,f ~ R'i.i...fi ,,h.ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

issris'''s.i H--u''-ssss,s- -i..r,- =. al me-,
w. u" d,--s's-rrs'' isr,i u..us--fs IA. rt,i
ish i'er - " VI ni.- -nn1s-s. -
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~" h-ts ui''is~'ins- c,f-.rnafiv ,.f ru,,-
~'''is nv" 80" !" hnrrf'i ~rniffinrld Wi
l'''''' ''i 10" -''h insS.- Fhrl-anas f.s
." al .n''uiitanassiuH-- Irs gur,iiaiis
iiIv fisr IA Irtt,snE * Tan -..,n., -,,u,. -
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'i'r t''sin u--;s--'t n IN ,f-,,s-ss-,.rl,.,,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

j. H. Re- B'I,p N,u,s.. o.. a.
'' ' ''.rArd - rhis' 'fls t~~r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04
011pss

The Hoo Amos Lane, Repry sentative an Con-
sress from Ih'iiana, -hiie On his va, e. Wash
'"s'oH' ~.s INJURED by th- uPsrttins Of coach
near iisaeoek, Md lie received ss,er- Gu,
On h's bad. AMI slight confusion ~, h,, ii,
,'de vet h's surgeon = Of opinion ths, b. vii
SOoa * able - resum- his jouruey.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

WISH - -lsPo-e al Ne.ra. " 80 A.
- $50 ar ulres GAil1r,n- - - Lr-.--7..-
~'''iA- Ns-hsr s.i ET'ssssr-.B t~rr-r On IL
Nt4ir- Eor te-a.-, Ssf-y :, The .,.s-er.--r -
'if pnrf,i-t'Ha ~ EEiSEDL
De- Z 1T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

CH,uLrs DLsuie>r, E.q. Pry--,si.-,rs 81 ia.
sen-'e Of Louisiana. LAS consented 10 i.-vsr..,
candidate for tLs L. = >,-,.ss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04
Rail. ROAD RIOTS

The d'sorjeTs On the Washington rsiI rad did
not terminate stL tlc siroS.Sas MURDERS detail
an cur Last Ia tLe EisLt u tl.e 81 uit sou.e
O' tho r'E;h sns forSisiy catered ts,erp, k,ts b.,
Mr. H.uisOo. b.tsceu B-iiiu.ory anil wa.hinr-
TN. and appropriated 10 u,crssc,,es ever, thing.
Thy could End Aaotier Part, broke open /.
s;orr IN the same ncighSorhOod aud tcok a. =,
ssaeh goods - t,,-y ehose.
The military u B.ltiusOte have been ,erv sfi-
eieEi ga securing the Lboryr, Tor sNa,niu.t,os, -
Nearly i,'r hundred have bceu spPrvlcnded and
l0-isvd al th. BALTIMORE j-il-
The eiuzens u Anne Ar,,n,I.I anil PRIME.
Geurgv's County, Md have held meeting. AM,
adopted resou'ions HI hiy ,in.iiet,e 10 the Iri.h
The, have requested the Prrsi,i,nt II the Com
Vah, TO dssShsfse all l.borvrs VI Ih,s sIAss Al.,
,l'sy scrfa determined, Il tlleir wishes l. d,ssr-
SsTd,,i. 20 nee forr.bIe m-aS1rr. To eNr-; from
u'ose so'iEi'es the o'j-',s OF their 4n,ivsti.y.
-SsBpSss-
The Cumberland; ASvosstc give. an aee,un, q.
caP>~'Oas esHal bo.i, bs,lt at th-t place. b,
Mr.. Z.'iOsk Cl-Ek aud ~on- IL .. - fr,t Log.
s'tl' -eIl arranged e2b.s, bcsr> i.r nan.e CT
'L.iy HasHS ssa; anil nav b. expected. ..i,,
the hrss frrsh<t, " u enter The ea4I '.Ias-n uIth
produce frsIa Alis--zny -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-02-13

"Bewarc Of wolves IN sleeps clothing.
whoever attempts, under whatever popu-
lar cry, to shake the stability Of the pub
lie currency, bring on distress in money
matters, and drive the country into paper
money, stabs your interest and your hap
pincss 10 the heart"
The herd Of hungry wolves, who live
on other mems earnings, will rejoice ~
such state OF things. system which
absorbs into their pockets the fruits of
other mems industry, is the very ~ stem
for them. A Government that produces
or countenances uncertainty, fluctuations,
violent risings and failings, and finally pa
per-money, is Government exactly after
their own heart Hence, these men are
always for change. They will never let
well enough alone. condition of public
affairs, in which property is secure, indus
try certain of its reward, aud every man
secure 10 his own hard earned gains, is no
paradise for them. Give them Just the re
verse of this state Of tbings-bring on
change. and change after change-let il
not be known TO day what will be the value
OF property to morTow-let no man be
able 10 say, whether the money 10 his
pockets at night will be money, or worth
less rags, in the morning; and depIess
labor, till double work shall earn but hall
a liying-giye them this state Of things
and you give them the consummation OF
their earthly bliss.
Sir, the great interest of this great
country, the producing cause Of all lis
prosperity is labor labor! Iaborl We are
a laboriDg community. A vast majority
OF us all live by industry. and actual occu-
patton, in some Of their forms
The Constitution was made TO protect
this industry-to give it both encourage
ment and security; but, above all, securi
ty. To that very end-with that precise
object in view, power was given 10 Con.
gress over the currency, and over the mo
ney system Of the country. In forty years
experience, we have found nothing at all
adequate 10 the beneficial execution oil
Bank. That has been iried-returned to-
tired again, and always found successful
u IT be not the proper thing for us, let i,
DC soberly argued against; let something
better be proposed; let the country exa
NINE the manner coolly, and decide foI
itself. But whoever shall attempt to car.
ry question Of this kind by camor, and
violence, and prejudice; whoever would
rouse the People by appeals, false and
fraudulent appeals, to their love of indie
pendence, TO resist the establishment Of a
useful institution, because it is bank, and
deals in money, and who artfully urge:
these appeals whenever he thinks there i:
more Of honest feeling than Of enlightened
Judgment, means nothing but deception
AND whoever has the wickedness to con.
ceive, and the hardihood TO avow, a pur
pose TO break down what has been found
IN forty years experience. essential TO tn,
protection of all interests, by arraying one
class against another, and by acting or
such principle, as that The poor al,c0y
hate Me rich, shows himself the reckless
enemy of all. An enemy to his whole
country, TO all classes, and 10 every mar
in IT. he deserves TO be marked especially
as the poor mans cwSei
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-02-13
From the " Hampshire Courier.


.dnOther Pictim.- On Saturday last
Mr.. Ephriam Pettingill of this town, who
resided about four miles from the street
towards Canterbury left the street for
home late in the afternoon with a small
bottle OF rum IN his pocket nearly intoxca,
Ted, with an axe upon his shoulder, ana
another without a handle, in his hand, to-
geiher with few pounds of flour in p-
ler-case and a salt fish or two under bis
arm. On his way home he tarried shors
time in store upon the east side OF tho
river, where his brother, who was with
him, left him and proceeded home alone,
-Ephram followed few minutes behind
his brother, and when within about elgh-
ty rods from home, on road but little
travelled. he fell. throwing his axe upon
his shoulder some feet before him, aud
fell upon the one in his hand in such .
manner as 10 bury the whole bit Thereon
deep in bis abdomen, and he probably
bled TO death in three minutes. There be-
inc no passage on this by road during tho
storm on Sunday, his body was not founo
until towards sunset of that day, wheh
person in sleigh came suddenly upon
il. Mr.. Pettingill was about 40 years OF
age, and has left wife and six or seven
helpless children 10 depend upon IN coio
charity of the world at this inclemens
season. The pint of rum in the bothe
when he left The street had sunk TO aooo'
a glass before he sunk not TO rise sgstd w
on earth.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-02-13
New YoRK, Jan. 81.

NANht
State Of the City.-Saturday was
certainly a day of uncommon panic.
The failure of highly respectable
broker, together with the sudden fall Of
several stocks, appeared to occupy
much Oft the public mind. The predic.
tons made and the hopes entertained,
that the money market would be east.
er during the month of January, has
not, unfortunately, been realized. AL.
though the pressure is SO great as to
effect stock in a most disastrous man.
ner, and in great degree to suspend
large operations in merchandise, yet
the payments by the merchants during
this month have been rather light, con-
sequently no failures of importance
have taken place among them. March
and April are said to be heavy months
for payments, and it is greatly hoped
that, previous to that period, favora.
BILE change will take place. The great
prevailing topic with the public, is the
state Of the times; all classes appeardis.
posed to add their might to the efforts
making for relief, by petition to Con-
gress.-Daily Adr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-02-13
Downingville Militia, I'd Brigade

An insurrection of the negroes has happened in
Martinico. They had obtained some supplies OF
arms, and battle took place in which some IA
or 6O OF them were killed, and $50 taken prison
ers. This is not even the beginning of evils in
the West Indies. The prospect a head is gloomy
nay, black. That all these islands will pass
INTO the possession Of the African race, we think.
must, and will, soon happen. 1t is in vain 10
shut our eyes against the facts which present
themselves TO us. Ii is better boldly 10 look at
and prepare for them, as well as we can As Hav-
Ii $50 will the other islands be. This cons
Iteration should excite love of the union and OF
one another,-NiEes' Reg