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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-08
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1@NCs 70
D EMAINiNG IN tie Post Otgice at shep
o hcrdstoHn, Virginia, 30ih Sepiem Der
s..
A Kirkinehli John
kius Robert kerUeS Luc india
stun Levi kid~ell James
Joy Peter
lckford Corbin IN
rkhart Jacob ,Lucss Edward
dinger Nenry Maeruder John
l,coe Sally Morgsr viz absth X
oks Nancy Marine Mathew
81 samuel = Morrow Chas
lsro Doctor uorsob Mrs
ct, Newlsnd Mckee VIM
y Edward Moore Paw d
oOks samuel Morgan =" %,
Ielar DIR l. l. ;M,l.r Iscob
&c Eleanor Miles Henry
tstone Mary Marmeduke A
Il Thomas q MUrgsn SImon
win " lliIani n
own MIlionJ Nourso Gabriel
& Newman Edgar y
Tiis Thomas ?arkhurst John
Lbely Ellie Peters BransOn
ls;on Edward Price George
mer Isaac Pine Brook Basil
mer Abraham Porter Nm
ow John Prather Polly
meron John ar
mesyes Elizabeth QuIglsy Dr John
OF Jacob Rice James
ontk John Russell Itobsrt
ID K,sh,'me VIM
Wis Thotn4s RAY wiliiam
Wa sally RIOS. David
InErovs tiebrJ RonsmOus Wm
r.
" ards Thomas Shepherd VIM
kie George shepherd James
tier Cstharine r. shepherd CM
y SiauD Henry
ick Henry SsppInEton John u
uik Joseph : Sands Joseph
ise Benjamin Sislty solomon
y les John SpJ der John
siEer Horbuo SNYDER Abn
an shy der Elisha
heen Massry T
iggs Thomas Thompson Aqpilla
,u.e We ,Thomp'on Bcojamia
,GiBsn Eliza ,Trah solomon
,nmond DE- Tho. Turner Ehue
irnJon RN ThompsoH Carey
indricks Daniel
,ll,dsy " Vefdisr James
,Bsiil John Naumtire Aha
.vett Mr. W
'hman Mary ' welsh Jacob J
itton John Nsi.s George K Got
iusicksr Smith Wiishin George -
,rr WiilismE Volt Maifina
ckman Rsbecca wilson y Coetfsre
-, Jacob welsh F1tftk
,un George Niiliamsan IDtp
.aitfamrk Ws Ny.opT Juia tnn
Tx WEI, ~nmuel
gls May N1rmnsId1rt Nsshy
JNO Z. COOkt -. "
Oct =. i755
Fail ami Winter CaOOd-.
iiE subsctibsrs sre noE 1fsrag ''.s
uew suppl 81 GOODS, nhi,h g Iau-.
y large, AID beng snSi3us g. sell. 90. ofr
sat inducements They psfttou.srIS iavt'
} attention ~ pufohsssf. e. Their sapply D
fi@tis- asd ta-sinsre-.
ionrst ~hich wtll be found syns ~ far
l1prs and quality A.so. blue sd Elst
sTocTIINETT,
',niovs article for TIGHTS, and slno.
eTJ article N tie Nat " trade
y. Mac ". AisoUiTu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-08

Banns F'orJidica.--At 81. Peter :
church in Salem, Massachusetts, last
Sunday, the reverend Mr.. Vaughan
having published the banns of matrimo-
ny between sable couple. when lac
had finished these words-'lf either
of you know cause or Just impeachment
why these persons should not bcjoincd
Together in holy matrimony, We arc 10
declare 1.-THE congregation were
reused from theirreveFies by the voice
of a negro in the gallery forbid
EN- bands-dat dare brack lady, he my
wife >"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-08

10 ne Subscribvs for InofonHg TIE
.li,fAO,iisf BvygaER Ground.
fHNHE undsr-ignsd. sppoinied . COMMITTEES
n contract Zoe aud superiutsnd che co
slosiog ~ The Nsthodnt BuTJHg Ground ~
ChsflssioVn. take this method - iniofn'inx
the sgbsrribsrs 10 that fund thst uey have
contracted for the sane. and that TIE NDtk q
ooW IN progress, sobsefibsfs afe thsrtfofs
requested W psJ thsir FssPsctivs subseftp-
tions. o. portion % them. % soon ~ p1s.i.
BE, ~ ". 8 Lock. 20 ubom The spbsefiy' -
o pay able snd many pefsous hsving pron..rl
~ sud not hsviug subserihsd. thsy u
please 10 make good tssir ProUsses. suI %, y
psfsons Disposed % sabscfibe bet 30 blt'
not hsd 80 opp0rtenity. ere iusttei o. 30
tribute, as ths ss0se fipti1n BE- f.ai sgtfIt. v
int1se he eomglstion - ne vOrt
JAMS ~ Brown,
JOHN ANis.
Ssrt A. lsgB.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-08
Fire Company.

TENIIE members Of the Fire Company are
u req ,c,tcd 10 meet at the Court House
pn Friday evening at O'clock
HX Or.ier Of Ihi Cnni.i,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-08
MARYLAND ELECTIONS.

The elections in Maryland took place on
Monday last In Baltimore, for Congressman.
the Van Buren, ticket was 65l ahead; for Cen
Assemblymen, the same ticket MAS SIS ahead
The vote stood thus;
For Csnsren
b. c. Howard, v. d, SCI.
Isaac hckim, Do. $3.50
James r. Heath, Anti v.B. 400
Charles II. Stewart, DO. 1904
G.. H. steuart, Neutral 30
for Gen. .i,sen.biy.
Richardson, V. d. 1897
Mclean, do, 1851
Nelson, Anti v. b. 5000
Pur,iance, Do, 5.OIl
We kept our paper open ill late hour yes
teriay evening, in order 10 give farther re
,u'ts. Accordingly We give the following;
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
SO Gar n received the return, pretty GER
tlinly indicate the election OF two Wings.
Messrs. Brown and Winder, and probably Mr..
Carroll, ard Col. Ely, Nani'e. Last year all
four were Jacksonian-. This promises 10 be A
good offset for the defeat Of the city.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY.
The WhiS ticket for the Legislature, l..
elected by about 90 I'M ori,y, and the ma orl-
" for the Congress ticket will be about the
sane.
Amp Ciiy.--The Wing tickets elected.
We re-rvt 10 learn, that Maj. Barry is ex-
trenely III. and tha, lie Will be likely 10 prove
AZ little servieeable in negotiating with Spain,
Mr.. Randolph vas with Russia. The In
telligencer saws that " hen he leit this country
no reasonable expectation could have been en-
tertained that lac would be able TO render any
service there, that he vas merely ,eu, there,
10 De out Of the way; that SIS, 900 could thus
be furnished - him; that the Administration
that il would have been cruel, well As un.
wise not 10 do 80, &c sc. Now, We boldly anC
fear'essly Say that We egregiously dissen
from the doctrine pu, forth by the Intellisen
Ger We agree with il in lamentias the peclr
mary misfortunes of Maj. Barry; but We woult
not give Gen. Jackson the liberty OF providins
for him. Let Congress attend to that IL
other countries 1t - customary To reward, viii
pensions, those who have been distinguished b,
their usefulness 10 the public, but here. alas
no pensions are allowed TO any bu, fighting
characters. This il wrong. The statesman
economist, and Enanoicr deserves an "endu
ring reward when he rctires from actual ser
vice; and the good work cannot be begun too
soon. Let Congress or "the Party DO this 70
Major Barry; things will then appear in ihei
true colours; but away with TIA, mockery o
investing man with The onerous duties OF
public Office when the only object j. TO rcwar,
him for partisan services.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-08

An individual in attempting TO de-
scribe a place distinguished for the
beauty Of its scenery, said that it had
"a scatferisf'c characteristic and pic
te1ske'c. picturesque appearance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-08

According to the Harrisburg Report.
ar, the whole amount of toll collected
on the Canals and railway Of this
Commonwealth, within the presenI
fiscal year, up to the l2;h September
was = isl iS7 ,IlIil
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-08

.iccideni 10 Gen. Hsyrison.--A cor
respondent Of the New York Sun
writes: "As the venerable W. II. iIar-
rison, one Of the candidates for the
Presidential char, was returning from
this city 10 his residence. having been
here several days in attending the az
Iicultural fair held in Carthage, 10 miles
up the Dayton Canal, his horse took
fright and threw his rider with violence
upon the turnpike. The general re-
criyed a severe confusion upon the
head. II was feared for a short time
the injury was very serious, but most
fortunately DIR. Banks, being close al
hand, dressed the wound pronounced
II serious but not dangerous. DR.. u.
rntertmns no doubt but the general
viii be able 10 pursue his journey in a
few days"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-08
Ges-s.i Csc.r.i..is. Hss..-,
Gxosorrovx ID c.

GkosoErowE, Z.
.UNIiE subscriber hiss opened = Commission
IL House OF wster street, Georgetown
Flour, Grsin. and other srticiss &C country
produce. ~ al be received end sold from boat.
or stored. or forwarded 20 any other msrket
az the owner may direct. at moderate con
mission.
As tho subscriber does not purpose o. be
. purchaser OF produce on has own account
persons who may eonsign Ia hun may rel,
upon h's beet exsrtions to obtain for then.
IN. highest market rates.
III. acquaintance with some OF the frs,
Flour and Grain Houses IN New York. viii
ersble him TO be sIwz,s informed OF the
state 81 that market. and to forward produee
there u the best sdvantsge.
SAMUEL MCKINNEY.
Oct. 6, 1855. lin
REFERENCE
To Gen. George Rust, HirpU,I,uy,
benjamin r. Townrr. Esq .Sh,pa,rd stoacn,
Alex. stephens, Esq, -vOti,.,tUs,
Gen. Walter Smith,
Col John .. Stull, Csorgtiora.
" ilii,m =. N,ckois, E.q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-08

The University Of New York has re-
ccivcd donation from the King Of
England. embracing state papers, histo-
real and diplomatic documents. fac 81
miles of charters and treaties, the cclc-
bratcd doomsday book, the statutes OF
the realm, political essays, catalogues of
the manuscripts in the Harleian, Cot
tonian, and LanSdowne Libraries in the
British Museum, and other works OF ia
tcrest, not merely TO the statesman and
politician. but TO the general scholar and
the student Of history and antiquities.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-08

Trade Of The Upper .NississiPpi.-Thc
Nicksburg Register says-.'T'hc great
cxiert of the trade Of the Upper Missis-
sippi may be inferred from the fact.
that there are no less than seven steam
boats plying between 81. Louis and
Galena as REGULAR packets.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-08

HeGiien Temples on Lake Erie.-That
bold-faced impostcr, Joe Smith, Of Col
den Bible and Mormon memory, has
caused his poor fanatic followers TO erect
ON the shores of Lake Erie, near Pains
vile, Ohio, Il stone building 81 by -
feet, with dormer windows, denoninat-
ing the same the Temple of the Lord. !"
We should think this work Of iniquity
eXtorted out Of the pockets of his dupes,
as il reflects lis shadows over the blue
lake, would make the waters crimson
with shame at the prostitution of lis
beautiful banks TO such unhallowod
purposcs.-[.N. Y. Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-08
Cash fer flour.

agIi.cEs' " arCE,CuSc.
steHE sut-cftsrs pugFosr engaging ~ q
4 0EMrnAI. CONITnISSIOR
1USISI.8a. haze t-kcritr spsciou, icl-
ilN Mare house -. B. s0ftcr e South snd
Frat STREET. bs.iu.rfr sria hrt proof are
house 90 Cat.ti. roe ,t,tst, each on the trsrk
81 the Raj Rop shore hey sre prepared
a. receive crr.If losUt- u
flour. GRAIN, Wool, Lea
fher. Sc,
u,-.a a.. D. they sal inske liberal advance,
IA beO f.gHifed.
Tsrtr Sd. er.l ssguststanse viii thlriIr Z
netchaafs ald riahstsctufcfs snd Their io-
catsor 5..ts I1 tis imucdiste victnfy where
ss.-r.. fstr il cav. 0,s vii enable them 10
cite ,t sj,sotas,o4s .siss sad make srtsdy
tetufrs.
IS 10 BEATTY 4 60
Baltimore. JulJ -. 1888 3m.
REfLR TO
Mf Jacob sensensv. UtRfhssisr.
" William Cssiirmsn, I a. I.,,..;,,,
" James Cssilemsu.
Msssfs. Wilson h Abderson. .hsSiiH'bgR'
Ab'm $ Rhodes a Co., .Hidfisi.vH,
Mr. George Humphrey ChwkHf'ea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-08

This is the age of Locomo;ion. For
one person that travelled hundred
years ago there are now not a hundred
but thousand. Not only do vastly
many mole persons go travelling
for amusement, relaxation and health,
but the extension and multiplication OF
commercial Intercourse induce thou
sands 10 take advantage of the cheap
ness and rapidity Of moving by steam
boats and steam cars, 60 transact IN per-
son business. which, twenty years ago,
would have been transacted by letter.
The Cincinnati Gazette estimates. from
an examination of the books OF the
hotels and steamboats,, that upwards OF
one hundred thousand strangers pass
through that city in the course of year.
II would be no eXaggeration. probably
'o say that half million PASS through
New York during the same period.
Bah. I'm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-08

Besides the Comet may now be
seen tho Zoai1oai AiRlf. Of the shape
Of FAINT cone in the eastern horizon,
about three IN the morning--becom-
ng brighter towards day-bTeak.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-08

- ENAINiNG In the Pos, oGiee al Charles
II y town, Sept. 3Oih. 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-08

RemUt1jlc Preseacs If .Nmd.-A
10y IN pIits6sld. n H., only = or y
years Of aye, and unacqusibted with
swimming. fell into a mill pond,
and preserved las liie, It is said. in
consequence Of having presence ol
mind 20 throw. himself on bis back
and Kick with his feet. IN the manner
o. bad seen recommended ia that USE
I'll little book called Peter Farley
This - asserted by The Boston Eyen-
~ Journal and looks vastly Ike a
yuf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-08
PmSIte sale
or yETYERSON L.AWE

STOCK. FARMING UTENSILS. &c.
'l>HE heirs 10 Iiexeklah Beali. dsedr WI
u of,r al Pubiie auction. upoa The Prses
e. on E.d-y iAs 2Cta day sJ JsrsnhsS sssSs
II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-08

The elections in Maryland took place on
Monday last. In Baltimore, for Congressmen.
the Van Buren, ticket was 67l ahead; FOR Gen
Assemblymen, the same ticket MAS SIS ahead.
The vote stood thus:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-08

Pension 10 .Hoore.-The London
Courier of August 2,,d. gives the fol-
lowing informaiion:
We are happy to have it in our pow
or 20 announce that n pension OF 1901.
n year has just been granted 10 Thorn
as Moore. Esq. Long distinguished by
enlightened love OF freedom, Mr.. Moore
has written only 80 promote lis success.
His numerous poems and occasional
pieces. Us well as his history of Captain
Rock have done more than the writing,
of any other living man. 10 poin, satire
against long standing abuses, and TO Oh
tain for his counirymen restoration
of their lost rights. A pension confer
red on Mr.. Moore does equal honor to
him and 10 the ministry. and Ireland
will bc gra,clulto the latter for reward
ing one Of her most gifted sons, and one
OF the Pures, of her patriots.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01

ties now rose IN body, and loudly
assisted on the presidents calling the
ministers 10 order. The greatest up
roar and confusion prevailed. and for
some time the minister i'm vain attempt
ed to obtain hearing in explanation
When silence was again partially re-
stored, he was understood To disc.ai,t
al Intention OF offering personal 'of
fence TO any member OF The chamber.
General Fa,azc;-"We accent the
re,raction."
The Mini-icr OF Commerce."
have made , rct;ac,ion--I have mere.
ly explained my meaning"
The storm, which hal been anna
realty Gained, now burst forth With re-
ncwcd violence. In vain the prcsi.
dent observed, that as the minister had
designated no member OF the chamber
by name, no personal attack had been
made. The opposition deputies were
no, TO be appeascd Ill NJ. Odiiloa Bar
rot declared that, as far as himself was
concerned, h. ieit satisfied with the
minister's explanation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01
JUDGE MCLEAN.
9''ssf nv
HIGHLAND. lnnin \ A..

81. :.
Dear Sir: Being Informed that my
trends from dliicren; parts Of Ohio.
having consulted together. have come
10 determination 10 organize, and en-
deoNor TO produce concert of notion
throughout tie State, on the subjer, of
The election O. Prcsidcnt, and as YOU
are Chairman of one of the principal
committees which has been constituted
with view 10 THIS object. it is proper
that should make TO you the following
communication:
On all occasions since nv name has
been spoken OF in reference 10 the Pre-
Sidcncy have given ny friends TO un-
dcrs,and in conversations, and by COM
munlcatlons that have been published,
that would not be aparty to contest
that shall he likely TO lead TO an cleo
tion of Chief Magistrate by The House
oil Representatives. As a matter of
choice ] would not take the Office
through the fundamentally Of the
House.
twas fully aware that this course On
my part would discourage my friends
and inlure my prospects; but | was not
desirouS OF the Office cxcept on such
terms as would enable nae 20 carry out
those principles. which would elevate
aud tranquil!izc the political action OF
the country.
was not unaware that there were
several gentlemen who looked TO the
Office, as | believe, with more solicit
tudc than myself, and who had much
higher claims To the suiIiages OF thci.
ie!low-ciilzenS; and, as ii was hardly 10
be expected that these claims would
be postponed, my resolution was taken
IN reference TO such state of THINGS
Ny an;icipa,ions have been realized
The grounds on which the con;cs;
seems now 10 be placed By those who
are opposed 10 the Baltimore nulnina
'ions-and from the number of candi-
dates in the field, il Is not probable tina,
thiS ground can be changed-neccssa
My. on the principles | have avowed.
excludes me from the list of candidates.
adhere 10 my principles, and. Of
course, acquicscc most cheerfu!ly in the
decision. As citizen, shall ever OBJ
pose that which | conscicntiouslv be-
iievc to be wrong in policy or in rrinci-
pie.
This declaration Is due 10 myself. 10
my friends generally, and especially TO
those of them who have sustained the
Administration, and who were among
the first TO introduce my name into the
contest. | wish to remove from all nv
friends any embarrassment which they
may feel IN the ensuing election OF
Chiei Magistrate on my account
With great respect. am,
Very truly and sincerely yours,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01
JOIIN MCLEAN.
Nj. III. KIRBY, Esq, Columbus, %.
NJ. VAN buren, AND "THR Niger
QUESTION"


In the Convention which assem-
bcd ia l~.l 10 form new constitution
Tor this State. General Erasfus Root. a
republican of the old school. moved
to allow every rtife man of the age
OF 81 years and upwards, the right 10
vote at all elections. On motion 10
strike out the word phiie and allow the
hi9ebS TO vote. IL was carried in the az
frma'ivc, w. IAN Buren roiinR 10
STRIKE ont he Uord wbifc-Thc follow
inc Is the vote
The following are the yeas and Eays
on TIC question for striking out the
word White"
"AYrs-Messrs. Bacon. Baker. Bar
low, Bccwi,h B,inkcrnoG, BfooLs
Buc, Burroughs Caycr, u. CLARK. Col
Inns. CramEcr, Dl,y. Dodgc. Duer,
Eastward, Edward Ferns, Fish. liza.
dock, Hoe, IIogcboom, Huntington.
Jones, Jay Kent, King, Moore. Munro.
Nelson, Park, Padding, Pitcher Pisu.
Rhccyc, Rhincford, Richards Rcte.
burg Sanders y. Sanfuid Scamcn.
steel, ID. Sutherland. SVni. Sylvester.
TaiImagc, Tulilc, VAN buren,. Van
Ness, J. H. Van Rensselaer,, Van Vcch-
ten Ward \. Webster, Wcndoycr.
Wheaton, =. Williams. Woodward.
Wooster. Yatcs-G3
"NoEs-Mcs,rs Bowman. Erccsc.
Briggs. CARPENTER Case. Child. u.
CLARK, Clyde, Dyclmau, Dubois. Far.
lic. Howe. Humphrey. Hunt. lIord,
KNOWS. Lansing, Lawrence. IcGcrs
i Livingston, MCall. Millilin. Pike.
Porter pnntc. Pumpclly. Radcliffe.
ROOT Ross Russell, sage, Sanford.
Nchenck. Seolcy, sharpe sheldon. J.
smith. u. Smith. Spencer Starkwea,h-
e. J Sutherland. Tsylor. Ten Eyck.
Tovncy Trip Van Horne Verbryck
T. Webster Wheeler Woods Young
Is"
Here We find that Mr. Van Buren,
not only was wiling 20 place tie black
On political equality With The white
and allow our polls ard ballot boxes "a
BE- surrounded BY a band 81 negroes
and TO give them the night to decide
who shall rule over u, bat he actually
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01

The following beautiful ,.;,..,.
lines are asSnbed to the Rev. s9i.nly
Heed, OF England, who was recc,.,..
The I nited States, and visited III ,'., -
n, Mount Vernon: " '''n'
Washington.
Tie brave, the wi>.. IN. 30,
Washington.
supreme IN war, in council MI
Washington
'aiiani " i'hout ambition, d,>crcctwi,,.,..,
And confident without pr, .amp,,. 4.
Washington.
In disaster calm, in s1ccts, ,.,..,,.,-.
himself
Washington,
Tho hero, the patriot, H.. ctr....
The father Of nations, the fricI,. .s ~. ..,
Who
Wien he had won all rcuour..,
And sought
In The bosom Of his family AMI cf a,.. #.
Refinement.
And in the hope &C religion.
lmmoriality
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01

Inc following melancholy anEunci.
a'ion IS contained in the Bai,imo,e r,.
Fers Of Monday: =
IL Is with great pain that We are
called upon TO notice the death n,
PHiNEAS DAVIS. well lnovn .,
this community from his successful 80
iorts IN bringing the Locomotive on
gines used BY the baltimore and OH,
Rail Road Company to their prcsen,
hish state OF perfection. Mr.. DAVIS
mad Just comp'cteda new engine Win
several Improvements, rendering !, even
more effective than his other. and tool
The opportunity, yesterday. Of grs,,fy.
ing his numerous worAIucn WI, :,
excursion 10 Washington. dr1rr tv
me last evidence of his genius and Their
SIKH. On the return of the c,,-,
tram, which had been permitted T.
the purpose of the visit. The Ene,ns
ran oil a track at place. here ,be
Char connecting tie rails being hrnl.n
Tie ends we're thrown SO iar OF, -, ,b,.
same line, as TO catch tic faoer ana
produce The accident. Mr.. Da,n ,,l
three others were on the Ep,ine lad
Is supposed to have received tho bl-,.
"hich deprived him OF lie from N,
tender, which was thrown win Gro.
violence agalnst the engine: he r,,.
ished lnstantanoously. No ore 81
was injured.
To his friends and relatives b,s,o
is a severe one, as well As 90 the conn.
ny IN whose employment De- va
WITH rare talent and ingenuity bc com
bred great PRACTICAL kill A. Mecbap.
&c united with the most mid and IN,
suming manners. Ills genius proCr-.
ed ham the admiration Of hose wb,
knew HIM. While his character in an
things secured to him their affection
ate regard.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01

ONO AND MIcmGAN.-Thc Cleye-.
land Wing of Saturday. mentions that
J. \. HonNrR. Esq, the newly APP
pointed Secretary and acting Govern.
or OF Michigan, had arrived in Cleyc-
land, and had let. that morning TO,
Detroit. The Whig adds that, b. in.
formation as TO the state of opinions and
feeling IN Michigan, i, i; prepared to
hear that the people there utterly con.
tenn the authority Of The new Govern.
or so far as his policy may differ cs.
scn'ialiy from tina; pursued BY younc
Mason. These Wolverines mus. al
iha; rate he quite race Of frc-ca,ers.
a letter lately published in the Harris.
burg Chronicle, would, however. in
duce TO the opinion tha, this hostile
ieeling and pugnacious spirit were con
'ined IN agrcat measure 10 the vicinity
oi the seat of sovcrnmcni-Detroit.-
There Is therefore probably a grain al
party politics mixed up with It. and iha,
grain has perhaps leaycncd the whole
lump.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01

aid. tha, even in the heart Of Russia
the course Of the Wolca, and the coun-
tres which this n,er ,raycrzcs, have a
depression Of fifty metres, or more than
che hundred aud sixty feet.
.laafxckt I.aQu;rer.