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THE FREE PRESS.
cEARLEsTowN.
THURSDAY, JULY ,. ssss.
DEATH OF MA. MADISON.
From re .Nd,.oHGi Tziei4yenc,-r. J,.is i..
lame. uadi-s. A. M, ,,ox~,

q The last Of the great lights Of the
Revolution. the brightest OF those grea,
fmInds. which, ike the pillar of fire of
Iold, conducted the American Israel
Through III" trials of the scarcely less
3importan; era following the Revolution,
land gave 10 has country the repose,
security, and happiness Of wise. regu-
lar, stable, and consolidated Govern.
ment this pure and beautiful and be-
tnign Ggh, has at last sunk below the
Y .7rzon, aud l. quenchcd forever IN
k'his world. Glorious indeed nas been
its long course. and though no more to
sbc seen. It has left a radiance IN the
Hhrmament at which his country will
slons gaze with admiration and graft.
5tude.
4 For more than ;huiy vears. the name
sof JANIS MADISON has. more than
sihat Of any other lnin. man. been as
ssociated. in The mind OF United Amer
Eica, with the principles and the fabric
soi our Government. lie vas the
EpFinoiPal architect in ITS oonstiuc ION
Sli he did not las us cornerstone. lie
klivcd 20 see It endure many trials, sur.
Evive great dangers, and TO promise en-.
sduranec iar ages.
Z He died on the morning Of Tuesday
a'Nr 18th of June. He was born on
1.-THE 10Th of March, in the year i75I:
6and was, Of course, when he died, Of
::z,the pairiarchal age Of more than ei,h.
Ety.ftc years.
$ His end, vi>ibly approaching for
some days before, was such rs that OF
ga good and great man ought to be-
( HIS faculties undimmcd till his la,es;
fhours, be expired without a struggle
sirce from pain, free from regret, and
lirom cause of rcp.oach.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
From he Mr. York pn,L

Hccidenf on he Proridence RoiLroql
We have received the following let.
ter, briefly relating a most distressing
accident:
Athalfpast II o'clock on Wcdncs.
day, about three miles and a half South
of Briston,a most serious accident hap.
pened 20 the train of cars gong IN
We had ID passengers in the forw ard
cars. The two trains, one proceeding
towards Providence andthc other TO.
wards Boston, both going at the rate Of
twenty niles per hour. came in contact,
and such destruction cnSued as was ne
yer before seen. There are from IF.
teen 10 twenty legs broken, aud many
persons drcadfuIly injured. can hard
ly hold my pen in thinking Of the &C.
cident"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

VALUABLE MACmSE.-We were in
'ited on Saturday last, by Mr.. Jane,
Luckey, in company with Others. {,
inspect the operations of an ingcniou.
machine, at work under his charge. al
the Nail Factory OF the Messrs. IIaxal
in this city. This machine Is Tor IN,
purpose Of saving jrinling and smooth.
Ing the slaves Of -four barrels. and
preparing them for the hand, Of the
cooper-and mo.{ admirably does II
perform iiS task. IL gives the eNacl
bulge and hcvel desired by the work.
man, and brings into use al sort, Of
'tuh-oak, pine or hickory. straight, OF
crooked. Even the postum up hi.
gum tree IS no longer s4ic-as We
learn the latter tree, hitherto OF little
value Is converted by thi, machine 90.
10 excellent slaves. II brings INTO ser.
vice such portions of the tree a. can
not be worked by hand, and therefore
greatly enhances ihe value II timber
land. Those who feel an interest III
mechanical Ingenuity, will be- cratidcd
with ln examination of this improve.
mcnt.--Rich. Com June -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

''nplrsfy n Sanfa lam 10 E'err, - -
tract from letter received iir morning iron,
Ne~ ORLEANS, which may be filly relied on
~ 8 Star
NEW ORLEANS; JUNE ~.
The Independence. Com. Haw
kIns, arnved a few days since. and
brings intelligence which has not been
made public as yet. II appears tina,
the cunning Santa Anna bad or was
about deceiving the credulous Texan
cabinet. lie had made a solemn trea.
y TO acknowledge the independence OF
Texas. and TO use all his influence on
bis arrival in MeVieo 10 recognize it.
a TEXAN cutter was 10 convey him 81
Vera Crpz instantly.
lie told them bis object IN going h.
heXtco was TO get Vt fecognized and
he could accomplish more BY hls pre-
sence than BY writing. Com. Haw.
k'n' Of the Independence was com.
missioned 10 take him TO Vera Cruz /:
he refused 70 comply : then he was
put on board the lnvincible. Captain
Brown. Upon Browns leaning Il. he
Threatened 10 blow up the vessel. and
upon ibe people hearing Of the resolu.
tons Of the Cabinet. they became 90
enTaged that the Cabinst we're obliged
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

Colonies Crockett and Ro,cie.-The
following facts, characteristic of these
brave and lamented men. which are
we'll authenticated, are extracted from
letter recently received from friend
residing in Nachitoches, Louisiana:
"During the siege of the Alamo. the
MeNicans planted piece Of ordnance
within gunshot OF the Fort. with the
intention Of commencing a brisk can
nonade.' Five men succcssIyelv step
ped forth to fire the gun, and were each
marked down by the unerring rife Of
Crockett. The consequence was that
the gun was abandoned.
"A Characteristic fact Is also related
Of Col. Bowie, who formed one Of that
ill-laied garrison. When The fort was
carried he was sick in bed lie had
also one oithe murderous butcher knives
which hears his name. Living IN bed
he discharged his pistol and gun. and
with each discharge brought down an
enemy. So inundated were the Mex
icans by this act Of desperate and cool
bravery. that they dared no, approach
hun, bot .hot him from the door and
As the co% ards approached his bed over
The dead bodies Of their companions
the dying Bowie. nerVing himself Tor a
last blow plunged his knife into the
heart ol his nearest foe Of the same IA.
slant that he expired. Such are q few
Of the facts have learned connected
with the fall 81 San Antonio
Neui1 fDhtoJ Go-.Ige
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

SINGULAR There have been many
Icircumslancc. relating revolution
and che great men Vh, projected and
Gained 't through which. were they
In1t 80 vel a',.icI. would almost ,n.
'ducc q suspicion " their truth bat Tie
GLOWING ,'ukin. coincidence Be- ono ol
"nru $50 1D u.t rfrsi'sct ever before
|hIsin- seen notice ol
Washington born FEB. ,! 1872.
.inlutpa'cd l1e9 term at service ~.
Wfcd 90 ihe 's,th year o. hs ore.
John AdIms born October II l7}j
Iinlugupiei 1877 term ~ service cx-
uIed in the Clfh year 10 bs age
Jefferson born Apm , I7B uin.
yunicd l-0l term ri service expired
90 ihc GGih year Ut h. aye
Madison bora March ~ l75l o..
|luguaf'd l-itt tcfmYi expired
ln ihc 6Gth yearot his age.
Monroe bora Apul ,. l7JJ in4u-
gunlcd l-l9 term a. service expired
ln the G6ih year ~ bis sve
The above ia li.toi i've II the PIE.
1dents 1t lhe United States. IaIl men
1T The Revolution. Who ended their
term Il service ga the Goth wear Of
their ages
J. z. Adams term u service had
be been elected a second time. would
have also expired IN the 66th year 81
has age North .9Lgbamiaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

to tear up the treaty. and convey him
Santa Anna) 10 Velasco, and put him
IN irons. The indignation OF the peo-
pie was 80 great that had they not COM
Piled with their request, they would,
no doubt. have mastered Santa Anna
and the Cabinet; and we sincerely
hope Texas will be annexed to The u
States. The farmer, are all busy on
their plantations. cndeav0ring TO make
up loss time. They will make about
one half a crop OF cotton. but most OF
them are planting corn"
Col Emning sfW Giire.-The Pen
saoola Gazette Of the 18th ult. states
GA. the authority of Capt. Tresuvan. OF
the Texian army, that Colonel flaming
was not among the slain. but, with a
physician of bis own force. was pre-
served and is still a prisoner with the
Mexicans.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

Extract of q hitter from us Recover a
Public Moneys atf Fort WsYtc. iDjisu1 10 tlc
posiu1.ter st l.aarcurcbYrf
Il arm receiving from $40 900 n
SO. ON per day. and have been for me
la, 80 days 10 my office az Receiver
IT pubic moneys arm worn out al.
tending IT, 500 OO0 has been re-.
ceiyed since the 9TH Of March last. and
Il y said that The Eastern folks have
only begun % come. believe that
ihis odice will take 81, 500. 90 during
The year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

OF the eight Senators elected this
spung. but one the former Senators
Ma. Opie-is reelected. OF the l3t
mcuberS OF the next House OF Dele
gates, Gl are new members.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

TExAS.-Amongst the business 90
the senate, yesterday. was the discus
sion and unanimous adoption OF the
report Of the Committee on Foreign
Relations on the subject Of the recog-
milton Of the Independence Of Texas.
The sentiment expressed by this vote
n the Senate IS IN substance this and
no more, VIZ: that the United States
will, in regard 10 Texas. act upon the
principle established by the action Of
this Government IN ell cases Of civil
war among foreign People That ~ Il
will recognize the actual Government.
whenever !, Is satisfied Of its being en-
titled TO the character Of an indepen-
dent Power, and i will readily recoz.
nize the independence OF Texas when
u shall be made apparent :hslitis an IN
dependence ia fact, a. we'll as in name.
Nat. fal. jelly !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
CONGRESS-

Congress adjourned sine die, on Mond ay
last, At ! o'clock, +. VI
Col LucA-, our Representative, reached
home yesterday, BY ,hc Raii-Road Car, from
Baltimore
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

F'enhs Uha~t}s.f f.Hi y Bsgae J.rre %.
PACKET BoArs "A company as
been formed ~ ihls place. 10 establish
a line Of packet boa,s. b. connect with
the line nov running from The District
90 Harpefs-Frry and Shcpbcrdstown o..
Two boats. we'll adapted 60 Tie purpose.
are now fitting up 20 be- placed on the
line. and 1t is expected that they will
"a the course oi few DAYS. be- ready
90 transport passengers. They will be
connected with The national road by
tao stages, one running to Clear Spring
the other 10 Hagerstown. thus afford.
ing every convenience and acconmo.
dation 20 travellers eastward and west.
ward The entefpnsnc individuals
who have shown their public spirit by
embarkingl IN this business. deserve
and will no doubt receive adequate en.
courage meni.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

\ PRESinrNr At LASr.--Thc New
York Board Of Aldermen have al last.
succeeded N electing a presiding oii
Ger. On Friday evening. Alderman
Narian was chosen President. by a
vote 81 ! o. q. one Of the Whig mem.
beers voting Cor him. Alderman Var,an
is a Van Burenitc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

Mr. Randolph VIII Il l-2l uill
be before The General Court 'hls day
itis understood. wc believe. that such
ct the written testimony taken ln lhc
former case ~ wiIi be applicable 90 this.
will be admitted without q new cvani.
nation ofthc witnesses. Nrssrs. Jones
Cooke Taylor Johnson. Stsnard and
Robertson are counsel IN The case.
RirimOHd C0m. lulu q!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
From u, Brnimor, Go.,n, Of Tnu,,d,y last

NfD" f"t bHiHv't b"-fNt 81 thug'dTy tl'f.
BALTIMORE AND Ono RAILROAD
Yesterday afternoon, the resignation of
PHiLIP +. Thomas, Esq. as President
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, which had been presented
TO the Board Of Directors early in June.
was very reluctantly accepted.
We learn also that Mr.. WoodviIe.
the Superintendent OF Transportation.
and Mr.. Viewer, Superintendent of
Construction, have retired from the
Railroad Mi. Woodville having
sent IN his resignation 20 the Board in
.NUch iod. 90 take effect tbs day
Each Of these gentlemen has perform
ed the duties Of his office with dIstin-
gui>hcd ahility-and has deserved the
esteem aud gratitude OF every freud
Of the Railroad
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

The Alexandra Gazette notices a rumor
that some n'!n,a,on' have bocr given out
That ihe.Pnr''rrNr intends. after the adjourn
ment 81 CousrS'', 10 proceed to the South
ern Frontier and direct, in person The opera
ions against the Indian. IN that quarter"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

Forty two acres Of land in the outskirts of
the village Of Syracuse. Ia TIC western par,
.oC New YORK, sold ltely FOR $4,000 seven
rail ruads terminate ~ tins village.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

/ The Hon. uENRT CI,Y passed here. in IN
Ra'I-Roaf Car, from uIarperN-Fcrry to Win
chester on Monday last, bound for m. resi-
dence in Kentucky.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

The people Of VIck,bur7 Missn.
ssPPi have subscribed S22 OOO 70 build
a Theatre, and $4,000 10 build .
Church.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

- Cleveland, Ohio, possessing population
Fef Boo person, OILY, there are no les than
three dsily anil five weekly papers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

The monument raised in honor oi
the Emperor Alexander, at Warsaw
Is an obclisk. and bears on one OF il,
sides this incnphon:-"To Alexander
l., Emperor OF all the Russias. the con.
queror and bencfaotor of Poland" W,
have heard of lying tomb-stouc> before
but don believe that ever stone lied
like this Boston Post.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
TEXAS.

PROM ~, .Ni,r O'isan, BEiistir. Jnn, l6
The Texan Commissioners Nessrs.
Z. w. Grayson. and James Ceilings
worth, ot whose arrival hv the Indie.
pendcnce we have already given notice,
left this city for Washington YESTERDAY
evening in the steamboat Southerucr.
The object Of their mission is generally
understood 20 be for the purpose of
negotiating the achnowledg nicnt OF
Texas As an incependeE; nation by the
United States. We will, We trust,
have ere long TO announce the COM
p.etc success OF their patriotic and
high minded .endcavors.
We arc authorized L. state. on the
authority Of the Texian Commission
cy; Just arnved ION Nela.co. the pre-
sent seat Of government in TEXAS.
tha; on the day Of last month an
agreement IN The nature Of arni,ticc
was catered into between the govern
nent of TeXi, and Zen. Antonio I.o-
pei dc Santa Anna. tie substantial
Shpulahon' of which, On the part OF the
later were, that au'thc Mexican forces
then IN Texas should forthwith cvacu-
ale the country passing beyond the
Rio Bravo DEF Nol,c, tina, ali property
owned by amy porii1n.o OF The Mexican
army from the Tcxian citizens, at anv
time slncc the commencement of the
late invasion, should be- forthwith re-
stored: that all TcNian prisoners in
the hands ci the enemy should be inn
mcdia'cly set at liberty: for and in
consideration Of a corresponding num-
Der OF Mexican prisoners in the hands
OF the TeAians-aud inal!v, that there
should be for the present 4 cessation
oil all hoSiiliIics both BY land and SEA.
Among tue minor siipuIations OF the
agreement was one given by Gen. San
IA anna personally, that he would not
himself take up arms. or cause them
TO be taken up against the people of
Texas, during their struggle for indie
pendence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

kW Rotu' rhs lu ro.d from Rich
mp't go F'ter'irirf ' about o. 30 commenced
Provision &c Gee linc bctse,o FrsIsr.ek.aur.
snd AleVaudra sili follow n due course ,n,
uu' complete tbe entire cham from Ba.t,mor,
% Roanoke
Listsstu1 Ihe board Of Missions a
ihe Protestant Episcopal Church. received 81
synonymous location last week % $1,000 DOB
lars, v,ih the direction 10 sxgeDd two third
m ne valley of TIE Mississippi, and oos thif.
h ForsiEa couHasss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

e. Rr,hrR' has been received, and
hsll receive due attention.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

Gen. SANTA ANNA has published
a document, in which he endcavors 10
exculpate himself from the odium Just
iy attached TO tie murdercrs of Fannin
and his troops, by aSclibng the act 10
Tie orders OF his government. Thi.
argument might have some force. if it
could be forgotten that he himself was
IN fact the government. The eiFor,
To escape is puerilc one. No doubt
he feels like Macbeth, when the ghost
OF Banqdo appeared. In vain he cries
Thou canst not say did it, He
covers beneath the reproaches Of his
own conscience; but he cannot wash
bis skirts Of the blood OF his victims.
Ric.sond Cgtrler.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
GENERAL INTEI.I.sS.ENG
TIE CREEK WAR OVER.

Intelligence from Major Gen. Scott 5
Head Quarters in the Creek nation.
received BY the la,, mails, jus,ifies the
belief that The Indian campaign in tina,
quarter must have terminated. if not
finally closed. before this day. One
thousand hostile Indians have surren-
dered; aud. il they are prisoners OF
war without the discharge OF muske,,
or the loss Of one brave soldier. the
bloodicss triumph is no, less acceptable
to Christian community. The mum.
her of hostile warriors which vet re-
mains 10 be taken is yariously estimated
at from eight hundred To twelve hun
bred: and IT they should hold out, con
,rary In what may be reasonably calcu-
lated, the judiciCuS and efficient mea-
sures adopted by the distinguished and
ghlani Scott, rs We see by his rcccn,
General Orders, mus, ensure their spec
de capture by force of arms. either IN
action, or (hemmed in as they must be
10y the plan of oncraiions) 10y unavoida-
bic surrender. All the passes are
said to be ctTcctually guarded by the
troops, and ,hcr escape 10 Florida,
heretofore asserted y probable, is deem.
ed 70 be impracticahle.
Nj In B,E,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

CoscREgs.--Wiihin the last two
days, several important bills, whose fate
wss ooasidered 70 BE- dosht.Il, have
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

brftpfti A,,ttsr .--- TIE steamboat g.
Roy burst beg boiler on u.e gth aiexm,i,
above Coipm'n, on uc Mie,.ipp hiio
se'cnie'n persons, 4.d wtundm. tsn other.
Tie cabin p''sengsrs escaped Wiu,.u escep
too
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
t. Day W Celebrate

j. IT, Dsy ~ Csiebrsi-
. To- Memory II " .,ainst1n.
I'r 'nr"'ms Soldier, of nls Revolui,oo
i'}'fnz snNtr' 81 TIE Ore tindisi al ti.-
lt1r .l liberty
3 james W,i',pn The prreip.iar,h,tse,
BOO ih' ,au1rlru.n 81 our Cau.ttn,oo a..
r'".' I"'isrd hs' t,sn be-, bong course nm.
'.' t'Ii't'e 'n he hfu.srDstt q shish t..
'''''fy ~hi i.as gore 18th .dmsrst,ob ..t
grtutlfa
3 John Nsrhsll--. dis talent, llo.ir.,, %
te i.aF BIS ufipcs adorns dee Bst,h ,rt
hs J'1kmeH'' have. q s hoped es.atl.fsd
,ns pefpeip'i} q ths C0usur,tan 81 ts cogn-
iry Jsfgs siovy
TIE Ola fhrteen 80 lot.i ,t.sk. vhetLer
"e jpdee ti.eia ~ their Own t.etf. rmsness. o.
% a'tourhiHg strides q hss produce. tks
htissa asr Sfsft
The Congress u 'hs Uuiisa STATS Tho
passage q the Deposits Bili 30 had ~ ~ eva
denee q lke triumph q Patriotism orsf ue
diotaiion q firty Leaders
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

Governor Csss, at present Secretary Of
War, has been appointed Minister 20 France
Ills nomination t. the Senate was unanimous.
! y confirmed by that body The metropolitan
states that Immediately after the adjourn
sment Of Con-res. the Secretary will proceed
! TO Detroit Tor ihc arrangement of las priyat,
snhair', hut will probably remain IN clrarg,
\ OF the Department until October. a. II /, un.
sdrrsioOd that the nomination j. prospectne.-
! This arrangement will enable the PRECEDENT e.
oil The Office under the provisions Of the act
sof February i1lh, 1895, which provides for
, any vacancy that may occur iu the executive
departments. not exceeding stN months Wall
respect 10 the appointment ~ Gov Cas- hi,
, own reputation rsuicr. . single word Of COM
smeni unnecessary twill be- received through.
out ihe country with that general lni entirc
i'sli.faci,ou which D. toe .urc,i Indication Of
.the public feeling and conhIencc that he
.nin,n,i interest. vii be nit.fll, guarded.
,ani TIE national character sni disnt, mo.,
wofihily represented in ihi, important AMI
delicate station
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

The company of volunteers from
this city, under command Of Captain
Robinson, arrived in Augusta. lGcor.
ga on the 23d June, from Charles
ton. and passed on 10 the Creek roun-
try.-.Naf. Hk'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
lNat. Int, July {.

The DEPoSITE BILL.-Thc subioin-
ed extract from the Globe Is sufficient
TO show what use the Government de-
signs 10 make Of the Depo>ite Bill
II is to- be handled as "a weapon of Of
fence against the currency Il the coun-
Try, and the Globe IL already irving
out predictions Of It's effects, which we
have no doubt the Government will
use all lis means 10 fufii.-B qH. Chr0R.
The late act of Congress which i
hailed as 'goed hcrs from UnsAiRg-
ton, and the passage of which, it j.
said, Is TO be celebrated by the rhig
merchants OF New York, in a public
way, is Imperative. IL leaves no dis
cretion To- the head OF the Treasury De-
partment. In the execution of that
act, twelve millions OF the public mo-
new Will have 10 be transferred from
the present To other repositories; and
OF the twelve millions now in the de-
Posiie banks IN the city of New York,
seven millions and a half must be
transferred TO other institutions a. soon
as they can be selected. The act itself
Will prevent the deposie banks from
dire citing their Separations IN ordcr Ia
Prerenf haAfy and meiPedient cmiqI-
EI,niS.
I'VE fear that IN the first step neces-
sary 10 execute the law, the New York
merchants will find any thing else but
that which generally succeeds good
news and ~ the second step, next
January, when all but five millions of
dollars must be taken from the Trcasu.
~, and the city of New York is left
with but us proportion of that sum,
We aPprehend that the consequences
will be such as 10 lead 10 any thing
else than pu5hc rcjoicines. II incon-
venlcnce should accompany the exc
cution Of the law. it will be the fault
OF Ike authors of the law, depo>iie
banks. or the Treasury Department
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

Mr.. Eaton, Minister OF the United
States 10 SPAN, late e. -sernor OF the
Territory of Florida has arrived il
'h'S city on his wav 20 his European
destination.-( Nat. It
BriCadier General J. L.. Wool ha,
beer appointed to the command ot Tin
regular, volunteer, and militia force
that may be called into service in the
Cherokee nation, and has lett Wash.
lngion for Tennessee to enter on tn,
discharge OF ms duties ID.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

city J LoreK-The Lowell Cou-
rier gives the rcsLl, of census Just ia
ken by order Of the city government,
from which it appears that the popula-
ton of the city is l1633, of whom
63i5 are males. aDd l,:l~>' female!
The number of aliens is 2G6l, and col
ored persons o. The number Of school
children between the ages of 1 and rs.
l171.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

y Patent has been taken OK IN Eng
land, by celebrated tanner, Tor tanning
with blackberry bushes in lieu Of oak
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
NIENICO

The latest news from Mexico state. tha
Gen. Urea had been appoin,e! ccuerlli,st
mo Of the Mexican army agaln.t Texas
aud that an expedition under Ger Cor,o1a
consisting Of 5000 men, had arrived at sal
,tllo, and aroIher Of 5000 under Gen yaen
,ci1, was to have embarked at Vera Cruz fol
lCoPano. early IN June, but had DELAYED IL
OF 400 Texans having tsker
possession Of the latter place.
Gen. fhi'ola had received positive order
from the Mexican government to cease re
treating, to recruit hi. forces, and again OPP
pose the Texans IN conjunction with Urea