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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

The following h one OF the Resolutions at
isehsd 10 the Report Of the Convention hello at
Knoxville, Tennessee. on the 9Th OF July last,
consisting Of representatives from the States
OF Ohio, Indiana. Kentucky. Virginia. North
carolins. South Carolina. Georgia. Alabama,
and Tennessee, In relation 10 the proposed
Cincinnati and Charleston RsiI.Road--a
seheme, says the National IntelIigeneer. ',of
greater magnitude than any Of the kind that
has been before attempted either in this coun-
try or in any other "a di.iance Of GOO miles)
and which. vast and extensive rs Il Is, will, Il
), hoped. be effected without loss Of time"
"R''Oirsd. That. in the opinion Of hi. Goa
veniicn. practicable route Tor rail-roaI IA.
been foind Tor connecting the city Of Charles
ton with the cities Of Louisville, Cincinr att
and MaysViiIe, aud that the same may be con-
strucied al . reasonable enst, and entirely
within the means Of the several States in,e.
| rested therein"
Books were TO be opened the LIST Of this
month 10 receive subscriptions for the stock
and IL necessary arc 10 continue open until the
1T Of January next. The sum Of 81 600. 0Oo
Is required to secure the charter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13
TRAVELLING.

AZ m evidence Of tho great improvement
IN travelling facilities. effected by the use Of
railroads and steamboats,. ws will state that
trip from chariesio~n 10 Riehmonj can
now be accomplished 10 TWENTY-FIVE hours.
The traveller who leaves here in the Balti-
more esrs o, nine o'clock IN the morning. for
Richmond. will DO transferred 20 the Washing
ton city carr. st the Junction OF the railroads 8
or 10 miles this side Of Bsltimore-ar arrive in
Washington in time for the evening boat to
Frederick,burg- arrive in fredericksburg tho
same night-snd thence be landed in Richmond
% shout 10 o'clock the next morning-thus
'raver'ing distance Of $50 miles 10 that short
space Of time.
See an article on this subject, from the Dsi-
tniOre Patriot, on our Ora, page.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13
MARYLAND ELECTION

Our rrrdi tions last week rs 10 the result Of
the Maryland Election has been more than
verified. The overthrow Of Van Bureni,n
-''d the "Revolut'ouisis" in that State Is COM
plets. The result Is such ss must be truly
gratifying TO every genuine friend of reform
Throughout the Cnion. Let the following Ia
BILE show how signally the "Revoiutionisls''
have been rebuked: Those in iiaiie, elected
the glorious nineteen" Van Buren, Electors,
few weeks siKee.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

We learn that The President has or
dered Court Of Inquiry, to consist oI
Major General Macomh. as President;
brigadier Generals Brady and Akin.
son. members; and Captain Samuel
Cooper, asJudge Advocate and Record.
er; to be held in Frederick. MARYLAND.
as soon as the state OF the service will
permit; of which. the President Of the
Board will be the Judge. TO investigate
The cause Of the failure of the campaign
IN Florida under General Scott and
General Gaines. and OF the delay in
prosecuting the campaign against the
Creek Indians in Alabama.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

On the 9Th ult. n Boston. the Hon. JoHs
@ ADAMS delivered On Eulosy On Me-. M.pr.
SON. The Atlas ssys lit presented eoapre-
hensive ,iew Of the public services Of its dr.
tiogui'hed subject, and moro particularly Of
his connexioa with tho cooslitutioa under
which we live; AMI sboundsd In historical W.
formation and philosophical eommenssry.-
In discussing the Aliea and sediiion laws, he
observed they were not suited to the temper
Of the tines. but that they were not infrao-
ton, Of tho Constitutioo. He said that they
were In their character much ,ess obaosiou,
than propositions which have since been made
~ Chief Magistrate. with the view 10 pre-
vent the circulation Of incendi.ry pamphlets"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

The Phiisdclphis IL rsid as,es that Heavv r
sehooieraf. E'q.. M,jcr whiting of the U. >.
Army. s"d }. w. Eimend,. Esq we're. ., the
I7,h uit hui!ii.- tr-Hty nj M-ekia.-, .i,h n.
Chippewa and Ottawa Iad.n.. for the parrL... %
the tract Of country .ins between IAhe Iiuroa
and Lake Nile hiEsn. s~d north 81 Grsnd ri,s,.
aud si'o ell the is"'is lying north OF three Lske,
s"d ~e'' Of the Strait, OF 81. M-r,'s-,he pie.
20 be paid too niiIioas. Fuar thousand IDJ,.A.
it is sis,ed had assembled on the oseasioa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

DeaM Of the Hon. RoB'r II. GoLps.
BoRouGH.-Our correspondent at Cen
ire'llle. under date Of The 9th instant,
mentions the alarming illness Of the
Hon RoBERT II. GoLDsBoRoucH. one
OF The Representatives OF this State IN
the Senate OF the United States. We
have now to perform the mechanically
duty Of announcing his death. which
took place at his residence mar Ea.-
ton. on "wednesday about I? o. clock.
Mr.. Gold'borough. besides twice re.
presenting this state in the national
Councils, has fll9d many other disiin-
gushed posts with great credit. He
was conscientious. upright, and con.
sIstent statesman, an ACCOMPLISHED
scholar and orator. and q gentleman Of
the most polished manners. OF the old
school. His place will not be easily
flled.- Bali. 0,On.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

A HoAx.-So,ne wag has been i'm.
posing upon the good citizens Of St.
Louis, Missouri. by having parcel of
slips printed. purpOriing 90 come from
The office Of New York paper. an
nounoing The assassination of Loui,
Philippe. OF France-insurreciion Of
AISiers, aud Wsriike preparation in
Russia and Ausiria. The news Is go,
up ~ a iolerable style. though the edI.
tor ofihe Con mrrciaI Bulletin, in copy .
ing -, expresses his doubts as 10 ITS cor.
richness. The day after IS publication
the hoax u fully discovered. and in
exPOsing IL The Bulletin remarks:
we really experienced slight Ia.
crymose sensation Outing our perrgfi
nations on yesterday 70 observe The
number Of closed doors and blinds wi,b
sll the parapheFnslia 81 death di.plsy
ed, and the melancholy mourning bad
ges hung N SOLEMN state a. The knock. .
ers. yet nc rondolrd ourselves with The
reflection that LOUIS Philippe. though
be died az ignOble death. sill lives in
the memory of those v no inhalit the
land he AZ one time adopted. iron,
eho'e- the land he looked upon a. the
only true home Of liberty aud happi.
mess"
II aill BE- borne IN mind That q large
numhe' of the inhabitants II St. Is,1,,
are French. which accounts for the leeI.
ING displayed on the occasion.
Ms YEA So.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

S~a,ls' shssti-s Rsi Red .ssssl,-f --TAs
foi'o~iag fseis have ben publi.hsS n . card
b = nasnbsf q passengers q ne God N
ishi Ice. from PhilsdsiDhis 70 Pas,bssr II.
aee'dsn, alluded 70 occurred % ne lnelioss
Fions No. Z, wsss ~ tle Alieghssy zountsia,
IA sscuFinE ne ssrs for thsH dsssssi ~
N Riaos. Ms Superintendent negiscts5 -
Pisce uis customary fsstsniE1s. fshish are -
themselves tpsd4eisat } 80 ne ean ssfs
pushed 10 ne hssa u Ne eisss, and suffered.
wihogi sny break - eaeek, siih ~ seeamo-
leis9 ssiorHy aeq'iiftd b. ths issffd fsgs3iy
~ ne desesnf. - b. dasled " stoa.s sgasasi
q treia ofesrs 81 "a fpst ~ Ne pisns. shefe-
~ iVuf paeaen1ffs Wefe - seriausiy surt mai
iitiia o. - eopea ere seisriaiasd q tlsa -
eoysfy. 80 sisht 81 enD ssssFsiy bfaissd snS
efipDted.
o. saseisins % eszss. - passsap,rs 80
ueantnoorlV II erlntra. Aet ~ tsesses
uhaisess wos3f hEes hsgy-aae - 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13
DIR NOYgs

We sre requested BY nj, Ern,Iemaa t. cav,
'hH' )" so"'eq"r"ee "f professional rrxSEemenls
II this place he gill no, be enabled 90 Wet sh--
hrrdsio~a before Mna.lsy aert
We oil sH'hr-ee this eressloa n remark. ,h.,
ilv N"TSs so'"ss -mo"ES %. eth the h'xh-s, re.
recommendations - Drht-i SarReon-ssd ve
h-ve ~ 'lo''i4 frora the s,If-ps-s we hs,r cit.
"es'r II h's skIi. .i from the gescr.I s-si.f.s-
''o" ~hith he hss given ~ those q IN have u,ss-
'e~l's tested his qualifications ia ibis ,ius,.i,y
tibet h. fails merits the h,Ei, reputation which be
hs' srq"'rr'i )" The Iias of HE profession. W..
ihi"G hiss fsvorsbIe opportunity. ,IerrEors. For
s"y uho sslue .ound end hsnd,ons- teeth. aud
have j''' se"s- n he 10, 'hs, ,hss. import..,
sPPend-Ers ~ ths Eou'h ~ hriv ", 70 s-.lr,ro
=" sHa'n''s'io"' sod " "r~ds -. - os,-v-,loa.
U"'il M'T'day vert. ~. n. rpsy ~ fOs,ad .,
Mr. S'Oas's hotel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

CoUNrrRrErr.-We were shown
yesterday ten dollar counterfeit note
OF the Bank Of the United Mates. II
is dated July 10. 1885. in favor OF c.
Thompson. letter G.. signed S. Jaudon.
Cashier, and N Biddle President, and
stamped on the face Exchange Bank.
Cincinnati" The signatures are very
veil done, and the filling up good.
Bait. Ckroa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

.soroH Bwr.-The 6rs, volume Of the Me-
mo'r' Of A-roa Barr. prepared for the pre-. ty
M-"hev l. Davis. sa accomplished sshoi., or
the city Of Ne~ Yovk, vin he paLii.hed :. No
's"Ser. 1.-THE material Tor this history, ..,.
the ~ Y. Gazette. els mos, ample. Cope. 81
all his letters. evil military. and
are Preserved-snd also all the Ict,ers vLisA ST..
u. received Tor more than e. ysnrs."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

The editor Of the New York Amsrisan. ,her
speaking Of the Incidents soaprsIed 9th C,..
hAnH''oHr Visi' TO Ils-, city. Fsmsrks:
We hase no, douh, il Mr. Va. Tss,,, ,.d
Nis, i'srr,so" should 90 f"gt together, snd B.e-
60 e"pN"'e'' uP." tour ibVUeHhoW the U.r,B
States, sssl bS broug.a is,io soa,.st ,,b III p,
pie .'''i that The issue of Ire Prrs,sus,sI ...,
ton s"iid BE- tst~rSnins,i by iIss isst.. ..,o. re-
sP-ei'Vrly Prossrr'i by The TsaaBsrs. spp-sr..ss.
s"d ,pershrs 81 eseh, thst GsR IIHsr,soa ve.Id
"s''a the is'oSi'e soa eileen out Of SiKht."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

Gen sssgsa s~'TA. lhs present MAYOR q
nsiii@oss, hss bsss sonmaied fog ss-sls.,,os
b -surua cosysnaono q a.al esq. sss..
Fy@aa ceas. Sasea aasii. sd samssl Lusss
ere si.s snasitassa TIE slasEaa q s.ss 49,
e. Mssaay aszA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

Gsh Gaisss. N late isuss 70 Gov. cssso.
q Fs"oss'ee. On ihs subject q he recall o.
'he i'oop. fos vhish Gen q. hsd nsss q r..
f"'-H'oa upon Tsnnssses. sHhibss NJ ,sry
ff'en'iiy f'siing. &C. ne PFsssdsnt, uho VII
- Fsne@hersd eouptsrasndsd Gee. O = Or
dsFs ssess ~ o~n ssEh msauaL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

RICHARD X. CRALLE. Esq. has com
menced his duties as editor of the Uni.
ted States Telegraph. lie has a well
stored mind, fine genius. and the nd
vantage OF several wears experience in
the editorial life. The Telegraph IN.
der his management will be a vigilant
guardian Of Southern rights and int.
rests. Il Richmond Com.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13
DsssisnsY
20 pa
tcSurier.

THE Losr FouNp-The thirty mine
thousand dsllars in gold. whose disap.
Pearance from tie Cspiain's Office of
tnc steamboat Rhode Island has been
the subject Of so much speculation aud
so many newspaper paragraphs. were
discovered on Saturday night; a por-
ton OF tie sum snugly hidden aw ~ in
the oil-can. used on board the boat in
ereasing the wheels Of the engine
The discovery was made by the engi-
neer, who, having occasion 10 draw
some oil from the can, was surprised 10
find that his application to the spigot
was nnavailing. although the can waa
iull-weighi. and opening 1t TO inquire
into the cause. found four nf the bags
quietly resting in their olesginous place
OF deposit. The others were subse-
quently found somewhere, but as vet
we are not enlightened as to the exact
locus in quo. One Of the morning pa
pers says that there are circumstances
connected with this affair which NAV
not he disclosed at present. but that a
Development will be made in the
course Of day or two. What the
mystery may be we know not. but JUS
tice TO all the persons employed on
board the boat requires that IL be un-
ravelled as speedily az possible. Was
the heavy trunk carried on shore at
Newport, nothing more than a ruse tn
misleAd pursuit, There is reason To
suppose, we understand, that the pre-
cious cargo OF the oii.can was confined
to II very recenily.--N Y Com.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

.Nsps Jor me L@I4Ecs.-A gallant edito, 4,
W''e""'i" Territory somPi-ia. p',eou,Iy Of the
scarcity Of ladies in 'hs, quarter. sad ..y.-"slI
Who srniKr-ae there viii not he salj-c, 10 Ion-
end tedioas sourtsi'ip, ve do s-,sh thing, her,
BY steam"--snd mo questions ssksd' q, TO age"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

or say pestssa q shsa. 10 jois tA<a In n sgs~s
10 sssss sessss. sh<y GIN asd sAss.ssivss dssp-
ps'sssd- They ssvss viii meet shsm-shey 49,
vvr -. .sst. Thsy seaid GOT Do u u shey would
and vs.id not " hey could"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

Great Sale Of Real Estsfs.---we un-
derstsnd that Isaac A. Mills. ESQ. Of
Sandusky city. recently sold TO CON-
pany At the South. for the sum OF one
hundred thousand dollars. an interest
IN that fioarishing place. which was
purchased two years since for three
thousand dollass only. The rapid in.
crease Of that section OF our State, in
business rs well as in population and
enterprise. may be inferred from this
simple fact.-Ohio Stale Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

FROM EUROPE.

Liverpool papers up to the Both Au-
gust have been received NJ New York
by the ship John Taylor.
The most interesting news received
by this vessel - that OF dissolution Of
the Ministry Of Louis Philippe. II,
docs not appear settled at the last nc
counts whether the whole OF the minis
tiers bad resigned or NJ. Thiers. the Pc
sldent Of the Council only. II is how
ever matter OF little consequence
NJ. Theirs is the life and soul of the
Kings Cabinet. and his retirement is
virtually the disnemberment of the
Ministry.
The resignation took place on the al
ternoon OF the 18th Of August. This
important event was the result OF diff
ference OF opinion between the King
and Nj. Theirs at q Cabinet Council
held on Thursday morning at Neuilly.
on the all-absorbing subject OF French
Intervention in Spain. The President
OF the Council. by the late occurrence
nj Madrid. persisted in urging the ne
eessity OF sending q French force into
the Peninsula, ostensibly to oppose the
Carlists. but In reality TO enable the
Queen to cast OF what she regards rs
the constitutional yoke. The King
more prudent than his minister, con-
tended that the proclamation Of the
Constitution Of Cadiz in the capitol lad
entirely changed the aspect of affairs in
the Peninsula-that to put down the
constitution by force, would be tante.
mount to dethroning the Queen-that
such step would not be sanctioned by
England; and finally, that having de-
ei'oed to interfere against The Cariists,
any demonstration OF force sgainst the
Constituiionalists would not fail to en-
danger The internal tranquility Of
France.
TuRKzr.-We have news from Con-
stantinoPle up 10 Angus, Sd, which
gives report, that an instruction was
discovered just on the eve Of breaking
Gut, and II IVES suppressed with sppali-
iog severity.
a number Of officers Of high rank.
emong whom are generals and colonies,
and other persons in office. and Ulemas,
have suddenly disappeared, and. as il
Is said. within these few DAYS, their
bodies have been taken up out Of the
sea. tied two and two together by the
feet. There is little doubt, taking
other circum stances into consideration
that cruel execution. probably by the
Sultan's order, has taken place.
PoLAED.-The Emperor Of Russia
has aimed another blow at Polish li5er-
~. An ordinance has been issued by
him. which declares that the autumnal
recruitment in Poland and the PS....;,
provinces: sh::..!! 80 10 trc extent OF two
Ind Eve hundred. and in the empire
one and 1--WE hundred. The peasantry
Of several villages of the PAlatinate OF
Lublin have been induced, either by
the promises or threats OF the govern.
ment. 10 renounce the Latin for the
Crack Church, aud Russian priests have
taken the places Of the Roman Catholic
clergy.
In Russia, the Sovereign is not only
che head Of the Empire politically, but
ths head Of the Church.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

The Frederisk lMd-) Herald ssys '.it is ,hor
that The lose Of Frederick soun,y alone. ~ the
failure Of the late crops, will be enc usilss. Of
do7ars
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

q csHventioa- There we're upward. Of
1000 delegates IN tho Young Mems Bsrri.oa
Convention which lately convened OF colnn-
bus, Ohio. Mr.. Thomas P. Burnett. and Cyrus
3. Mewillrams. Esq formerly Of this eOuo,y.
were members.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

Mr.. Slater. the owner o: the female
slave lately taken from lady in Bos-
ton with whom she was travelling, is
making arrangements to carry the case
into the Supreme Court OF the United
States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

JOSEPH 81. NIcKLrN. Esq. Of Berry.
vile. was appointed by the Judge at
The late session ofthe superior court for
Clarke county. Master Commissions
for said county, Win. VIZ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13
ST. Loui., (Nio J Sep

Within the last thirty hours near
sir hundred passengers have arrived by
different steamboats,. and there are not
accommodations for more than one
third the number throughout the whole
city.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

ROBERT NJ. HErERIcK. Esq. was
on Tuesday last appointed Master Com
missioner for RaPpahannock county.
Ibid.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

IHE DrAp ALivE-An old officer
on The retired LIST. living At Sanies. in
,"e Chasenie Infenars. few days agn
ieil into a lethsrgy. and vas buried
WIN military honors. under the con.
'ie',on 'hai life was extinct: bat avs.
s,een'ng BY the firing Of the plsioon over
~. grave. which iOok place before the
conn sas covered with earth, be made
himself heard BY his cries, was iaten
out and gaiked arm IN arm uish those
= 30 bad believed they bad taken sbeir
lasi hEpWell q bin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

Electors for fAe STATE Of T1giaia.
Dist. ]. Samuel Collins, Norfolk County.
do 2. John Urquhsrt. Southampton.
do ,. VIM. r. johnson. Chesterfield.
do 4. Mark Alexander, Meeklenburx.
do 5. Alien Wilson, Cumberland.
do 6. James Saunders, Campbell.
do 7, Joseph Martin. Henry.
do g. Robert McCaRdli>h, York
do 8. william p. Taylor. Caroline.
do 10. r. w. Carter. Richmond County.
do II. e.. Johnson. Richmond City.
do IL W. y. Gordon. Aibcmarlc.
do u. John L. Marye, spotisiyvania.
do u. John JanDey. Loudon.
do Is. Charles }. Faulkner. Berkeley.
do Us John d. d. Smith, Frederick.
do u. Joseph Crsvens. Rockingham.
do 10. Briseoe q. Baldwin, Augusta.
do 10. Henry Erskioe, Grcenbrier.
do 20. John ~. Mathews. wythe.
do 81. Robert Bca,tie. Smyth.
do -. Joel Shrewsbury. Kanawha.
do "a Moses W. Chspl,ne, Ohio.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

A new bell. weighing upwards Of
six thousand pounds. has been bung
over the rear entrance Of the City
Hall, New York. TO be rung whenever
there may be an alarm OF FIRE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

osa. Hsussyu ~ Ssv Yssk 81 satmday
90 =, i~.t 90 srTivss - Rssd,as. -, 90
~ ssA. - 10 wsy = oA,A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13
GENERAL pNrELL,GENCE.
FROM FLORIDA

The Tallahassee Floridian ofihe 24th
ult. states 1.-The Tennessee volunteers,
two thousand and upwards in number.
under the command Of General Arm
strong. who Is accompanied by Col.
VIM. Wyatt. OF Florida, a. q member
OF the staf,) took up the line OF march
for the seat Of war" on the 9th nit in
fine spirits; and also. that General Je-
sup, who has command Of q body Of
friendly Greeks, was on his way to the
Seminole country. with his command.
in steamboats,, from the Apalachicola.
and was expected TO reach the seat OF
war in time to Cooperate with the troops
that were proceeding by land.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

TIE Salig4s Lqv IA S9sia The Sa.
hque law, which excludes from the
throne ell the female portion OF the
Royal family, was not originally law
OF The Spanish monarchs, but was m.
trodueed into Spain with the Bourbon
family. Charles the Second. " no died
~ 400 without heirs. by intrigue with
France. bequeathed his dominions 10
NE Duke Of Aniou. grand son Of
Louis The Fourteenth and second son
Of the DsuphIn. After bloody war
the succession Of tbs Prince va, ae.
kDowledged BY Europe. Phillp the
Fifth, - he was called, introduced io,o
Spain q number Of French laws. apoog
which was the Salique Law: and caused
the sbfogaiion Of The old castharo lav
recognising the SUCCESSION Of females.
This law was known in Spain u0der
The name Of the "SOgnaio, m opoosi.
ton 70 that called "Agnaio" which ex.
eiodes The female branches Of the royal
family frOm reigning.
The present var 10 Spain vas caus.
Cd BY the attempt Of TIE late King Fer.
dinand "a restore the old Castiliaro Law
- Spain, By sppoinling his daughter
Doana fsabolla 10 Ire throne. Don
Csrios, the next male heir, c0antenane.
q - he Anzfhern Desposs. Who are
. ee.zsa eFpored . eveEy thing Ike
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

Mr.. Mountford Of the Alexandra
Museum, has published his weather
table for the month OF September. by
which it appears that the thermometer
stood at 50 degrees on the 18th and at
81 on the Both Sept.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

Advices from Metsmoras 10 the 9th
August state that. on the Goth, Gen.
URREA issued violent proclamation
against the Texans and Americans.
grounded on the suPposiiion that the
United States Government had ac-
kuowledged The independence Of Tex
as, and sent troops TO its assistance. A
few days subsequently,, having learned
the falsity of these rumor,. he cndea-
vored TO call in the pruclamsiions.-.
The Mexican army at Meiamoras con-
sisted Of about $500 mrn. Messrs.
Teal and Games. the Texan Commits
sioners, were still in close confinement.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

&ss-ovissas--rssp evsisiiss q New Or
leans (ssys The BEE q sAst eisy) |. 1910 diG
not rsseh loo. Wills ssv 90 suv.hsr ssar-
~ os quite 90 900 Inhabitants. q which SC, 200
may Be considered permanent Thus do Ne
sss that notwithstanding ws have been visited
by pes,iIenee that hsssw.pt OF our Inhabitants
ssd retarded others from settling here. ~s
number a fair population. and one that for en-
,erpriss and libersiay will more than bear
comparison with any other city Of the Un.on."
U. s. Bsak.-A Committee. consisting Of
Cornelius w. Lawrence. OF Nev-York. John
White Of Baltimore. and Henry d. Cilpin Of
PhilsdsIphia, has bees appointed By the secrs-
tary Of the Treasury Of the United States 20
confer with The United States Bsnh. wita .
view TO the disposal of the seven millions Of
stock in IL belonging 10 The United stssss--
The U. s. Gazette Of Philadelphia has he fol-
lowing paragraph on the subject
The joint committee OF the Coverpment
and the Bank Of The United States, which has
been sitting IN the Banking House, have. 80
believe, adjourned Tor . short iims. We un-
derstsnd that The business was conducted IN
the kindest feelings on both .de.. The meet
ings having been conducted with that propsle-
~ which distinguishes the intercourse Of gen.
tiemeu."