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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

Ine ABOVE Prsces OF passage include
boarding. The Pssces Of deck passage
ar< about one-k,urth Of these, the pas
sengvS knhinS themselves Thus To
louisville thc decS pazsagvi Is 81, cabin
n IN N<w Orleans deck =, cabin b.
The deck covered and oontains berths.
bur 4 - very undesirable xay Of
e7xenlng- The passage To Louisville
rs generally Perfnrmed N d days. and
10 View ORLEANS IN rom 6 10 I'D, return
my, nearly double thIs time. The or
dinary speed Of the boats i, IL miles
IN hour tOxn the river. and 8 up.
Who're large parties apply together
aor Passacr, OF where emigra,ing farni-
hes apply, Considerable reduction IS
.eften nads- We viii mention the
case Of n family from Maryland, who
anok passage on the 25th instant, Is one
IN point, and as furnishing emisrants
With snrne inflammation they NAV ike TO
hear The family consists OF - per-
SONS - adults and 6 children) 5 of
whom we're sl1yes- There were also
shOrses. wagon, and wagon load Of
s%y7ge- They wished = passage To
81 LOUIS, and On making application To
the master Of the only boat m port on
th<lE ARRIVAL here, we're told that the
flre would be SD for each adult in the
CABIN. 8 lr each deck passage Is Eor
sarh horse, the owner finding them,
1ne 'ile usual rates Of freight for the
5ag57ge- or 10 lump the whole, $40
kIraer than To pay this, the head OF
the firmly preferred waiting awhile.
&c dni 81. and II three days Effected
n ba.yaIa tor SGD for the family, en-
braEi1g 3 cabin passengers with ser
vant. and > deck do, together with 3
hnses. wagon and bagsase: the deck
passengers and horses 10 be found by
ths enIgr7nt
II NAV not Be Irrelevant 10 add that
the EEmily spoken Of had come from a
county m Maryland about 3O0 miles
h0m Wheeling They travelled about
ssmlies n day with four horse wagon.
IheIr expenses thus far were Is dol
krs prlce q oats on the road 90 TO 30
oRaes- Had they continued on by
had b 81 Louis. 6eO miles from here,
u would have caSt them 100 dollars
more Thy would have got oats IN
Ono kSr b OF y cents, and in Indi-
a1a 1nG ILLINOIS, ssr l6 and II. II would
haze TAKEN them ID days, however.
UhIIe, by water, they vii reach there
m seven
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
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at is stated. IN = French paper.
that there Is MOI . singie Prinfing-ohce,
OF press, IN the whole Swiss canton Of
Underwalden-"
Bless us, What benighted people
II is no wonder the spirit Of liberty
Is extinct in the region where TELL
struggled for the prize Of freedom
-5pTopos We were Just mu<ng
the other day upon the effects of .
total suspension Of the newspaper
press, for even the short space OF one
month. in this land Of news-moagers
and politicians. What q moral and
political darkness would prevail
How many Who now deSpise the ef-
forts, and poorly Iequiie the tosls. Of
the editorial fraternity, would feel their
comforts abridged-thcir rational de-
lights sadly curtailed,
We have felt mischievous enough
To propose an universal suspen.ion. BIZ
way OF xariety in this dull. working
day world Of ours Suppose. during
the long month Of August when
all the faculties Of mind and body are
usually depressed. and nearly extinct,
when the dust and heat Of the cities
and towns blind and sweat us almost
to deaib-we stop the press (every
one OF us.) simultaneously, and leave
the world to " rag on" awhile withou,
u.s. Philosophers say there Is no such
a thing As n rrosva: but Eve guess"
that would come about as near to II
As any thing IN creation What say
We. brcthren' Shall we extirpate
every Wing in the land Shall We
withdraw the Sun, Shall we stop the
evolutions OF the Giobe Shall ue
cause The Evening Star TO set. Shall
we make every Enquirer cease has
Inquines. Every Inieiligencer with
bold Its concentrated mass Of inforrna-
hons Stop every Herald's mouth
and intercept each Courier in his mes
sa,e of haste
Let there be an eclipse Of every
lumInary IN the intellectual system,
just long enough 20 make darkness
visible and the heart Of every one
glad when the light shall again break
forth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

The arrival Of several PoiItscl per
sonages IN the CITY, from The Nush rs
well As the South. reminds as Cd tl,t
approach Of the grand Presdentil Bd-
timorc Convention Those from the
North have conc probably So- the pur-
pose OF consultation and aiVsce IN re-
gard TO certain points ID difficulty
which are expected 20 arise IN tie Con-
vention. The first Is whether assfh.
and II NOT both. which SCI Il the
Pennsylvania Delegztes-those ID the
Wolf or Of those of the Muhlenberr
division Of 1.-The party" shHn he ne
cogni1ed by the CoaVenaian- Tins
difficulty win probably be ABUSED br
admitting both sets 20 sczts, and siEsa-
them jointly \ single rOae-
The second difficulty likely 10 NM
sent itself 20 the CoGrentiaa n enc
which viii be less easily necoDo7led, 4
1t do NOD seriously menace Ms hzr1nD-
NY We ailnde 60 the caafaraIa-
claims for the Vice PreaacacF-ai,out
the first Office, there q course NH ma
be dissenting voice unless a be rassd
for effect But Coming -freSA fran
the people" itis supposed the u,ealh,c-s
may entertain conflicting eTasiaas rs
10 who shall be the favored iaSiEiansl Ear
the second ofhoe-Ehefhcr Mr. RIEes
Of Virginia. or Col JohnsGa d Ken
lucky. Both vii have tlseir nealsas
supporters IN the Conpeafiaa, and u Is
tickiish Question 20 DECIDE, winch 81
them Il viii be mof far the advau-acr
OF "the party" 10 select The EEoS
and cons IN either case are nu1eEonx.
They VIII be settled. If settled n al
m private caucus. and not NJ n be ysos-
slble 10 prevent Il, be allowed 10 dis-
turs The public proceedings CT the NJ
semblage- A distinguished scntleunka
Of Virginia As spending some Aars m
this city. preparatory 10 has proceeding
% Baltimore with the bcDeEols=ua xSeE
o. healing the anticipated dirisoas
II our suggestions shah. an the eTfs
Of any d the Orthnd0x, saver Il n az
revercnt NEEDING &ith fhlRgx tirza de
moi concern Us, ne hope 90 be exouse1.
On the gEOsnd thsa n lzrge Pzsan Il
readers are not Is grezf hercascs rs
ourselves, and that ne have n ls-Aa a
night 10 sPfrise them Cd every fiiiag
which touches the veal csf fheIr ssarsr-
With this view we shaIl Keep m rye Gu
the course q thiags an tie Csnzen-
ton. and make due report fheroaG.
Nd LII
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

L~rsi7s.g % Or Wssfrs W<f1s--
II. ksaIssag ~siei<, denved from the
isf whr<Isng Casssae. ssords inter
esnn< Inksrm.fioa n regard b dtstan-
e<s and rze>. of travelling between
Wheeling and the various points down
% N<s Orleans
The k.IIo~mg tabie shows the distan-
e-s FUN each esh-r Of the places named,
- kom wheeling. With the prices Of
P.-.C- IL Is proper so observe thai
rh<s< ,rx thu established rates, but tina.
some boats charge Iess, the prices de-
P<nsiaas. m sone degree. upon The
number Of boafs IN post. and the album
t,scr c. scarcity Of Passengers-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
CsTTesPsa6saot - ~ B-lfia..x Pend.
RHODE ISLAND ERECT

II Is With SINCERE pleasure We m
n0unce 20 You The electian e a Vxs5r
Lseut. Governor and four e the MhSg
Senator The gackson GozerBor md
two q the jackson Senzfors ARE dec
elected. We have = snslorIiF 81 tire
Whigsin The House a ReyresensHiiz,s.
and a. the Lieut. COEerDCr Is ~ ssSos
Sensior, we hsve fhree nuiorlfs m
the Senate making . m. 81 se. Tisss~
Is = vacancy a fbe Scnzse has-s q
four. there being no chosoe- Tlse-.
most remain 80 durisg he yezr. -
there - no Pr0Visioa w law O. 81
them. The result Is EaE1iouisylg aus
Pici0us, ~ Il ensures Eke ol,ufs0a efn
IVkig Ssnafevf0 Cengyess. The RhsS~
Island hBe has come 20 fhe re-uu. q
the Constitution
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
NEW MARKET RACES.
HIRSr DAY.


The show Of untried colts on The
eoarse was unusually brilliant, and gave
apromise Of sport 10 the admirers Of
racing which was well redeemed by
their trials Of speed and bottom. The
progeny Of their SIR Charles's, the
Medleys, the Timoleons, the Gohannas,
the Tonsons, and Of ether sires Of no
bic blood. did no diScredit TO their an
cestry particularly in the second race,
a. will be perceived by the time in
which the heats were run. The very
respectable attendance Of xenteei
strangers and citizens, evinced an un-
diminished attachment on the part Of
The sons Of the Old Dominica for an
amusement which next 10 war and the
chase, takes deepest hold on the minds
o. the daring and chivalrous,
The following were the results as
furnished as by friend:
yIRsT RACE.
z. p. CoEbin's Charles 6IIey, out oi
Stars dam,' I; John Minge's limo
Ieoa EIley, dam MeTino Eve: 2 3;
John Heth's Charles iiiey, out Of the
dam q Collier, 4 4; James w. Win
frees Charles colt, out Of FlorizeI
mare, 3 2: John Whites IN c. Marion
6lley, dam Sugar. BY Constitution. dis
faaeed.
Time-First besi, Im 65s.--Second
heat, I'm. 55s.
SECOND RAce.
WIN. NJ. Vests br I by TOnson, dam
T. MeGbee's Archie mare, : II; p. b.
Stakes Z. e. By Medley, dam Dug
gers ViEginisn mare 2 2, A J. Vaag-
ham, BE-. T. by Leyisthan, dam Crazy
ysae, , 2, +. ?. Ilare's Oh. T. By t.
moieOn, dam Mary Wasp. 45 WIN.
=. Johnsoo's eh. T. By Charles, dam
Betsey Robinson, 90. ]. ID. Mscklin's
b. T. by Roanoke, out q Lanoefs dam.
81: Thos. DoswelPs b. & BY Cohanna,
osSt AZ Betsey Hare's dam, ~.
Time-Pirst beat, I'm 5Is.-Seeond
heat Ian. 50.
PstgsbEg CoasfeiafiOa.
'stas. 4 yin bs Fs~s~beFed, 3 nv sssus-
iugia thh sousy,--ses advssti.sneus n On
paper
fThs mare : fan sistsF u Ser wsli.r ssDst.
NJ. wssi bought hsr Il tive yeara - agr f0r
slsoo.
THIRD DAY.
Joekry clab Purse e7Oo, 4 mile
heats.
Wm. =. Johason's z. N. Iroaette,
~ Confsntion. dam By Picking
ban. 8 years Old. no Ibs. ii
Here's eh. h. Dick Beasely,
ssstua. 4 years old, l0oIb 3 q
s,ssks's B. n. Maid of 8oush-
-. ~ Tmsoa. 9 ysass %
y asa heass, -. -. "a
~. -
RouU1H BAY
go g f>ps gnnsse,A agno
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

IA Eag3ssh paper spezkiag a. hoa-
or, TIE sossasssol uhich. 4 says. y b..
tEzyed by TIE sens5fiyenes1. makes tbii
Iast rsmzrks
he esmmon sense 81 Eaaakind
Iaseru<ts them . posna robust koaor 10
asSsr nSn<hy. e - uhsn 4 hsc0mes
wsz& sd tsatisE thaa 4 Sues about
qzzz9ksnzly askiag 49, naa ed 49,
aaa uAeskes tNsy $4,000 20 kuza a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

MAJOR Noah IN remarking upon the
Wing victory N Rhode Island. says
=" We ~ cOurEe, cannot anticipate who
Wili Be selected Soc The u. s. senate
Benton y in agrny. fos fear Il may Be
fnstam Burgess-the oaly man On
eaEsh, be says. whom lse Is afraid a.
We vould give kty doliarB. - Jack-
soa gold, 70 see Borgess. W the wind
CIT a Bsaioa far one sesrioa only.-
Hov Vna Bas.n Wouid eai0y 4. Sc
hhes . ske e q fsen4's cEpense."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

enfzssce. e3oo fgSa. ? .ae h-zs
4 suesrribsrs- Tee A,rspA. xE
VIM r Johss0's D. G. Mx.lPP.
By HoePW. d.a By FEsncs~os IL
o. p. HsEe's b. { vayi.ia C~ry.
by Manon. out of T. 6d,~y's
Shylock Mare 2 d,
Time-fm- lx.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

We have. uI;hin q few dave past.
heard a the most unfo1nded. A. veil
- shsuTd rsToEts. having been put IN
cIrcsisssoa BY Hischsef-nakin1 indi-
viduAls, yell osiealSsed % alarm the
hmid. ulsO are eoEniag from the east
INTO islis sectIoa a country. To put
enigrants upon fheir guard. Ne ash
state foT thesr iafoguszason. thai therv
nov exists no usore appearance ~
usf uPon tbis fruafisr. Than N any
otber parton a ~ STATE a OhiS.-
By an sriicie al,Oys. q uil O. ZEN
that The soldiers. gy~ernog. and eom-
fnissiosers have returned - ihssF
homes No tncoasssienfe has ever
existed heFe. % travellers. n Parsainz
iiseIr Journey. save fh.sss IneS1eat N .
rev ooaaiEy a. fAis seasoa q he
year.
Ths nastary Psrs1s by he two
ssales, has 20. nog wla 4. sHect - the
isasi tsaEslsrE IN gnsag 70. 81 refnrniag
bon Paszlag throaEA he dssvusea tsE-
silaFyy--n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

WASHINGTON RACES.
YIRSr DAY.

WASHINGTON RACES.
vSRsr DAT.
The 6rst rice yesterday-the Sweep
sakes-wss won by J. NJ. Seldens
Con, By Sir Charles; distancisg Mr..
Powders Colt BY Forester, the first
heIt
The second .rsce-for the Plate
was won Il two heats. BY Col. White's
sarl colt Sir PkiEP-beatins Ira
weller done.
SECOND DAT.
The Races to-day we're eli well con-
sesrd. asd very isterestiax the wealth
er Delighted. and the field wen attend
ed Il vss gratifying. especially, 10
see Il - well attended by ladies'
Isngr RACE.
ProPnetors PURE 500; 3 mile heats.
Mr.. J. n. Selden's b. c. Mazeppa I I
Mr.. w. L. White'sb. { Lady
Gonna 9 3
Gen. Gibsoa's b. T. Axalia 3 4
Mr. Garrison's b. T. Sally Banks 4 2
Time 81 and 5 a.
The knowing ones we're all deceived
in the second heat Of this race. Sally
Banks took the whip from the second
mile Of the 6rst heat. and saved her
distance with 20 much apparent diff
Guilty that every body thought she
would be drawn or distanced the Sc
eond hest. Instead. however, she
took the lead Of al the field, and gave
MazePPa % fine run ~ TO keep the
spectators in doubt as 10 the issue,
nearly the whole heat. When within
half . mile Of the goal, however. Ma
Ieppa. Who in The spirit Of true cava-
her had given her the track as long as
he dsre, passed her in gallant style. and
took the purse.
SECOND RACE.
Sweepstakes-Proprietor's Hste-mile
heats.
Mr.. Dorsey's eh. {. by Industry ] 2 ?
Dir. H G. s. Keys b. c. by
Johanna dis.
Mr.. w. s. Whites gr. c. Fulton ? I !
THIS was very handsome race. and
also deceived HE best Judges. After
en- thai Ne H,r..v,s sIi. o',,S
take the plate, but Fulton could not
forfeit his fidelity 10 his master, and
HAVING g;;v.c a. GA ~, A. IL.
trv made in on The Second "a ,r.,i-
both th,t and The ,h;,d - h.aS.oos.
,,vle though v;,hon, h,v;nn 80 g..
70 snare.
Tim. TX, On,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

TAe alauut- --zsE AEhSrsd- a.
~ h&E,d AzE syss - si.r pafs msau
1hua nzEg saRsat.t ueA ~ k,rkf Der
HalsAe &EDe - sag znk ksr kpssr
s,rzgc8 bzFsEE aae ahnsE e o. hserk
rAms.a sk.naAss TShea Z kpE Aze
wupa--We knS haa - 81 pu-ssnf -
aaza. AsaeIE. ~ 81 hszua sar ezR.-vaur
~ 80 ~ ~ aAnna ~ hsza6x- faun
eEazse - q gzz7Enr4 80 $3.50 NJ
sAe-aazzn& ussEzanzeg ~ - &C.,
esrsua - uazA 4 $3.50 szzrms-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
NEW YORK RACES

notwithstanding that yesserdsy r.s
. gloomy and insnssrsoas dss. fa.r
course Gas Eauch better attended sh.u
might have been expected The r7-a.
race went OF IN beauifd s.yae, md
vas vel coates,.d by some af dc v~sy
bea horses IN the ClxaoA SssAcs-
The two crack horses, Nonnou<h I'D
black Maria, ~ wSl BE scea froa thr
solIo~ing st>ae@enf. we've dcSe.aed-
The horses epicrcA, were-
William Gsbbons' b. n. Milo. bx
Moaseur Toasoa. 5 yezrs old. d,e.s,
yellow snd yellow.
s. Lands b. h. Henry Arrhy, sy
Henry. ard. dress rcd and rcd.
K F. Stockton's b. h. Eonnoufh,
BY John Richards. 5 wears odd. dseaS.
purple and scarlet striped
j. Alston's b. b. Daniel O'Cmp<F
by John Richards. 5 years odd, dses.
green and red striped
John c. SaeSen's h. m Ki.ck M
ria. by Eclipse. ased, dress, xhiAe md
red stripe
The amount Of the stakes WIS nous-
nally StO0g; but fhis Was MOI rnu<
than tithe Of the actual sum invuas-
ed IN the issue q the Contest
The following Is the order An xhioh
the horses came up 10 The ~Innia-
post N the different hezts- Bets xrzr
one hundred dollars 20 Eve ON Nua-
mouth and Black Maria against shc
6eId-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

Prpxe1y Dsksgass.--We nse q
esaied RAu1 Thes9s p. Mnase ND
fhe@as 2. Rca, boeh ciGusna e Ens-
escky, hapa heaa aRgusnnsA ~ -
Ven snseallas. ef Ea1sa. - 4ssewuans
rp@ ~ a1lss = 4n Hnnusux c.
-. p = -. -. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

C,sssfs0s # HosfIIHSSr.-The Mi
ohigan wAr. Ne beiseve. has been bro't
20 Close. by order q The governor.
who 6isban3ed his soldserS on the I'd
instant. and has permitted ibern 20 re-
turn 90 tbeir families and homes. and
the enjoyment q the social coznforss oG
domestic hfe-
Why the eoveTnor has prrcipstase-
" diSisanded his F,en, ne do uos know
bat ne ooosSeE Il good poiScy IN hin.
IN - dong. rs soldsers cannot 9TH
stand Cur climate n this SEASON Of the
year. While lodrOg "A the opea arr.
It's reported. - N ether words u -
Common talk thai tn gOyernos intends
oonvenSnE the iezisisiuFe. and 80 soon
az he T~arhes ColUnnbus hIs procIama-
ton Siii - issoed 81 Tint obiect.-
This IS t-eheved BY sore ard dssbeliev-
cd by others. and a. ne had no later
Vbew uIlh tie gOsernOr. he lat tWo
DAYS - Unnamed here. Ec czaaos rpezk
positively uPon the SUBJECT OUr IN
Treszion . h0rever. that the legislature
Eiii b Imu,edls,ely eoavened-IB.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

The hrsf heat was Won IN sm- SsS-;
the second heat an SIN. l5s-: The third
heat IN sm- IL l-2S-.G T.. Cum
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21


II 49, 80
nn ne 49, Enz>.nA
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soe - IE.ea ~ VA
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IN nan NJ wrf sSnserun Esr hnrr1al
a e~s,nxm f1sscs- ans h.snsfs PASS
- m sH5n1n M \ enmnPsn az Sc1cr
ss1hN m Ne SsrIrn kse f1csrs th<
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ne rns1nrns hns Hrr.cs ~ rrPr-ssnf hIm
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

The rePof q tie o0nHaftee tscusus
the seaes WRs reai this nsrsnauR u 9
o'eiock. wss sooepasd. z.d aa,e ssEnssx
have taken fheig osfhs e e6oe- Thr
Assembly ad5ouEaea ~ fhEre sirasrk
this afernooa. whaa Gne eancGun e
Stnfe OEaeFs IA 60
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

The ace is. ere this time We presume.
entirely out q the Lake. and ue shall
expect zrTivals frosD Buffalo. IN 4 lev
days 4 gentleman from Baf1lO re-
ports that steamboats, approached Nth
N four 90 FIVE miles 81 that place on
The 18Th rltiuso. previous 70 the Ssrung
easteriy winds which ne have exprien-
oed within Ee~ DAYS past. and which
has ~Itboui dOSiiN completely cleared
the hlrbor q al O6stTSctIo1 from ioe.
IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
PrEEYSECRc CHIC x,y6

ELAAh So 49, hAO- AAN ~
SErIas ESrIsotf.-The opening OF
navigation. the presen. spziny. gives
additional evidence % the RAPID IN
crease Of business upon the western
lakes By looking over the marine
lists gwen IN the papers. we discover
the names Of large numbers Of new
schooners and STEAMBOATS,. which have
been prepared for the spEirg business
sinoe the close Of navig7fioa last fall
Our own h4-bor fOr = Eeu DAYS past.
has been literally crowded With steam
boats and scbOrners from The different
ports on the lake. which give Us .aiis-
factory evidence, that the town and port
Of Peny Sburg IS losing nothing IN re-
putztIon abroad Our Wha-ves present
an aspect e business life. worthy d
some q OCr older towns upon the lake,
and even tins a. nothing but pTeSsse
of our future greatness and commercial
prospeTity--'-N s9-i ef ~ L4Ss-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

Yesterday. NAY -. ~zs the day sP-
ponted for Claytcc the CIaoinna;i
-Eronant- 90 take has trIp to The Allan
tic Ooean--Tbe wind, herr. was IN
favorable FOG such a Journey We
know not, Of course. Row II NAV
have been 1i Cincinnati Perhaps he
came part wsy-And perhaps not-
Green Peas are selling IN the Nor-
folk market If sax dollars per bushcl ,
Strawberries have Jus; made their ap-
pearance there
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
VIRGINIA. SALT WORKS.

The KaAaxha Banner sysNessrs.
DonaIly. Noyes. and Patrick. vho. Ss
. year os sxo pest haze beea gagged
m the manufacture a coarse. O., ~ ID
rs called, alum sab. On tins nver, have
reoeaily completed additional WORKS &c
be used IN this manufacture The 6rz'
vzi buili, Ne have before notsoed- II
Is l76 feet long and l6 feet vide. With
a portable % sisdias roof Two salt
houses have since b<en add These
are each II feet n ,ength and - fret
IN width. and cover thu evapor,tinx
and settling vats- We are not able
60 20 INTO 4 minute desesiPssoa Of the
VARIOUS fixtures belonsiny n these
woks. and can Only add. that they a.-
very taerniOus and highly substantial.
We under.s,nd that the proprietor ex-
poet 20 manufacture n IcaSs one hun
dred thousand bushels q ih,s salt dur
ing the current wear. Tor foreiSn mar
kets. IN addition 90 What may be re-
CURED fcr home oonSunPsscn-
Nales of LrsS-Txo farms, lyiny
within eight and ten mics from Cum
beri4nd, We learn. were recently sold
60 Capitalists At greatly advanced prices
They both contain hrsc Quantities Of
Coal One was t1Sea At l2oO0 and
the other At 5000 We have not
heard the number Of acres. but the
prospects Of the eahy completion Of
the Chesapeake and OHIO Canal. and
the consequent increased demand for
the purchasers
And since the above was written, \
considerable portion Of town property
has been sold 20 ono man. amounting
20 about S9.00a- The near approach
OF the Canal Is sad To be the induce
ncnf 20 Purchasc-- Czz5- -5Ir-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

Peaasyira1is--The LevissOvn Goa
veniioC assembled On the Jth instant,
and nominated Henry A Muhlenbery.
nov 4 member Of Congressl rs a
Candidate Cor the okoe Of Governor.
GovernoE Wolf v1s nominated al
Harrisburg, IN March last. Coz re-elec-
ton He As now serving his second
term Of three wears
Joseph Riiner IS the candidate OF the
Anti Masonic party.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

Thc 6rst sce yesaerday-the Sweep
sakes-wss won by J. n. Selden's
Con, By Sir Charies; dist,ncing Mr..
Powders Colt BY Forester. the first
heh.
The second .rsce-for the Plate
was won q two beats, BY Col. white's
srrl eo't Sir P1ihP-beatins Ira
xsIlrr done.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

The Race yesterday Gor The Jockey
Club Purse was finely contested. and
was Won by Mr. WIN. r. Johnson q
mare Jsiisaa Johnson. by only u few
feet ahead Of HaasLsp.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
SECOND DAT.

The Races to-day we're eli well con-
ieArd. asd very Interesting the wealth
e. delightful. and the field wen attend
ed Il WIS gratifying. especially. to
see 4 - well attended by ladies'.