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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

A Oissetesy q Dszsis ssA naxisssr
o. AichigAn . shout 70 - puhlsshsd.
who're but a.few yssn siaes The oaiy
osrecsory vas The Indisa path through
the intsrminsbls Forests, and The ouly
register thai of Isdian hsnss asd cru
sities. Thus u u that We zee the most
remote and Wild sections Of our coua-
Try emergisg from . savsgs eoadision
into eivilixatsoa and refinement. The
buoy hum Of commerce and social in.
tereoarse is spreading itself through
the vast solitsdes Of the interior. and
stately mansions rise where the hun
ters wigwsm oaee stood. The inland
seas. upon whose surface but q abort
time eco wss 10 be seen oaly tie soli-
tsry eance. are nov nassE asSS by float
ing palaces. The intsrior q y aica dis.
play the luxuries Of life in ell their
varieties. and whose apartments are
occupied by the wealthy and the noble.
the elegant and the learned from everv
cline. The northern portions Of Eu-
rope were formerly called the hive Of
nations. the western hemisphere nav
- aptly be styled their refuge. In the
shade OF its forests the man wear;ed
with the vicissitudss Of fortune and
worn out BY its reverse,. may rest far
from the prying gaze Of his fellow be-
ings. whilst the entsrprizing and the
industrious will there End aa ample
store Of materials. in working Up which
has faculties mar be exerted and bis
wealth incfeased.-Balf. .9sr.
Many men OF many minds," SAYS
the Proverb. aud what 10 glory" in
one place 10 quite the opposite in
another. We understand that 6cht
occurred in Prince Georges, Md, last
Wednesday. in consequences "of per-
son being iassifsd by ano,her's calling
him Ven Buren, man." There are
some. ne suppose. who wouldn't care
about being iasnitedi in this way all the
hme.--fier. Gaz.
We learn with deep regret that the
venerable JAMES II. McCuLLocH. Col
lector Of the Port Of Baltimore. died a.
his residence on the borders Of the
City. on Thursday evening, after an
illness Of few days. He was disci-
pie OF Washington. a. true q friend OF
has Country as ever lived. and one OF
its brayest defenders in the Revolution.
as well as at the battle Of North Point.
where he was volunteer. and had his
leg shattered and broken by a sho,
from the enemy. OF him il may en-
phatieally and truly be said, he was
one Of the noblest works Of Cod-AN
HONEST NAN. "-Bah. Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

b'''ds' may Of 900 eaoo-Sloo. &c. Aa.
fiss's tio--tisI'ss 81 aasrt>ss - 50
csstlassiss 81 Pasksg.s o. Is vhols slaL-
eve iSe-Psshegss % hsH urksss B6s-
fseksass u quarter iiehsts e1a 50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

e. sstss John PETEa hsvssz asespass
~ asniaatioa - ~ fsiisv-eitizers, nsis \
p1eiie oesiiaE ~ - Caert-tlouss h chsfiss-
ioyn, we aFe eelhefise1 - asssaycs Nm =
~ gsep'e ~ tseeftea. a. euatidaos q ~
peessai ibea = sAs sszt tisass - Dsissatsa
~ We
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

MAT .. Esssis. yin b. Ao,6s.os Monday
~ sis lost ~ he sss~rsi pissss sppoies-
% ~ isv In the eoeasy ef ysGsrsoa. fur The pas-
pee q el~ssiry o. ssd Suitable psssoa % re-
vtssrns the County On The neat Gss~rsi Asss a.
ny o. tirs'ais. IN vivsss efs yrit Of sisss'oa
~ IN: ssunF Se.esner, TO ssFply che vsesasy
ssossd ~ tbs dsssh of Dr.. Bsssief, 10 vit,-
Ashs Court hsass 10 Chssissse~a, ead~r the
.ar~~s"srpds~ee Of s. W. L~~tl.~i, Q. v.
Ossgisss, Thessss brissoe. Br.ztsa Davenport,
and Andrvv Hussrr-or any TO Of them
AZ Shrpherdssovn, u,sdss the ss,.-.i. srnsisne~
81 Charles tisrp~v. Coarsd B,lsir~, Edward
Lssss. ". DR.. John oaigi~y. and Joseph Me-
Murrse--rv say tvo ~ them.
~ smi,hh-Ii. uodi-v the su;,-ri.t.uasn.. of
1honss Wstsos. o.. James Crsatb.m, wu. &.
burns. WiIi,saa Grsnthsm, aud N.aa n. Nell
soa--or any tvo .f tbs<n.
~ h.rp<rs-Fsrry. anj~r ths superinirnsi-ncs
81 A. Moore. Wa. Anderson, q. u. Wager.
Wa soasnsoed. AID Hsavy M,iirr--cr s-, ~ o
Of them. JOHN PACKET.
SA~Y gtf1ssa Css.fy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
n wv WAr.

MAS committed 10 The Jsii Of JsiFsr.
Wv soa county. Va on Ihs Goth Of sen.
tsmbsr last, . negro naA Who calls hinseli
LEE DONALD.
We ls obout feet iarhss hikh, Of black
eomPlsxios-is shout % years Of ags, and
perfseiiy straight Ne he'd On when he va.
sonmittsd. IN old drsb roundabout snd drub
pantai0ons, ahd aR old bat No marks per.
esPsibls. The owner Of The above sIas. Is
requested 10 cone forward, Prove property.
&e. 90 be will Be disposed Of - The Law d
roets.
". u. oRIo0s, Islls~.
Nos. 10. lS9e-Rish. Gen. , nostAs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

WNHR Pfsaiseza go Dissaars 81 a.
~ esease4eah hziegs ceaeanY a flsg.
psgs-PoFry,s tese eetega9 e. tnetalnsnl 81
oos asilsf go &fls eeats 81 saaA 80 sssgy
sAafe e ths esPital rtee9 ~ nn8 aompanY,
WASH = FeasiFst ~ - pais la e. ss befofs
tAs Tea asy - pessmAss nsat. % tserst.
ue9aeg Bhe2yaaa. Rs4. 3geaszesg e 80
oe1geays - Asspes gsgsI.
- - isaA1 soukS s'sn4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
To Wagon .WMkers.

WISH to engage a wsgoo-Maker 20 car
~ on my Shop. To . man Who 10 mas
ter OF his business, . good sitnstion 10 Offer
Cd. Is have a large supply Of materials, and
= arst-rate stock or tools.
THOMAS RAwLINs.
CharlestoWn. Nov. II. 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

AearEa kosysas--Tes ere sataegias6 y ~
nes,es 4ACob hOAoAN, Esq-. - . auiisbt
eeadhaste - FspFeeeoi 49, eesaiF n ths esa
0eaerai Asssnbly - viFgiaia-
MANI voTERs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17


a NETTING ~ ~ Ovss,ssn o. ths
4 ~ Poor ~ 1sHsFsOa Couniy ell Be- hald
90 FFtasy ths ilth dsy ~ Novsmbss cert
81 TIE Hotel q Ne. ssSa1 stoss, u Chaslss-
toua.
Proposals viii tbsa BE- Fseslssd Zoe = An.
gsgintsndeue, sso sili ~ ssqalrsa b fur.i,h
bou-ss sHoisisnt Zoe he sesoamofat,os ~
ne poos, toEstAsF shb ars wed, pas.sraa..
-. Ne.
Psspssals uiil slso BE- received. a a.
seaa tios, foF = tiestsassor, sks IN ~
Fsqatfsd - fsFstsh ths ssesssegy asantisg
- POrk, bsaf. Fiesr. CeFs, hs ks.
a faii assting ~ ihs asaasss 90 tks
aoefd u Fsgsirat. Ne 80 snl b rsssip..s
fFpa so aamber 81 ne BsarA
~ srtsr-ef ,hs FRESHEST
JOHN ? BROwN. CA
o. 81, 1904
ADgoUnNMGNT.
he eeesa asstias Il seisarust siil Ws6-
nsstag ibe 80 insiaai.
Nsy. ~. t91a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
$4,000, sac, 200.

Virsiasis State Hotter,
NOR ths bsssai 81 ne hsashsol~.l a..
- soisot eocisty 81 Norfoih--cia.s 10 a
fsT tsS6-To BE- drsss 81 Aisssnsris ~
o. Saturday, 2eth Nosambsr, ia1e- Ts Az.
LSttsFy Ia dFsvs bsiisas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
POSTSCRIPT.
By THis MoRNINo's MAIL.

Fre-s IA Nssssasi Iafsiilsssssv. Ns& iG
GEoRciA.--The mail OF yesterday
brought us tho result Of the election in
one eoonty. (Richmond., in which the
vote stood. for the Van Buren, ticket
s24. Anti-Vsn Buren, COZ; whig gain
since October ll6.
OHIo.-The Ohio State Journal.
published at the Seat OF Government.
furnishes returns from sixty -one coun-
ties. IN which the vote stands, Harri-
son % 03l. Van Buren, lO,947. Pre-
sent Whig majority 1854. Fourteen
counties yet to be heard from. WING
gain since October. in the sixty-ons
counties heard from, 3.50S votes-
The Wing majority in Ohio alone win
exceed the aggregate Van Buren, ma
jorities in Pennsylvsnis. yIginis. and
Counccicut.]
PESSsTLyASIA.-T majority for
the Van Buren, Electoral Ticket in thi~
Stale viii be just nbou, four thousand,
as we said on Saturday and the whole
number OF votes will be about $50. 900.
Bot. Pat. Nov. To-
kESTucKy.-Th~re is no mistake
in "Old Kentucky"
Lo"isville-Second day Hsrrisoo's
maj. was 4OI.
Al Lexington, NJ IL o clock on Mon
day the Wings were 80 ahead.
Al Shelbyville the Wings had a, the
close Of the first day 69l. and Van
Buren, It's.
Woodford-at Versailles, close Ii
day.-Harrison go. Van Buren. o..
We have many other returns all
demonstrating that The State has gone
Tor Harrison by an overw helning vote.
NEw YoRK.-The returns from the
interior Of the State arc very i.nper.
feet.
The New York Times gives q Van
Buren, majority Of % ,t79 in 3s coun-
ties. The counties 10 be heard from
gave 10 1884 a Wing majority Of 63ls.
The State has Of course gone for Van
Buren, by very large majority.
From the Baltimore ChroaIeIe, Nv. Ia
The annexed letter from Mr. Wesley Iin,Ak-
cum, one Of the reeusant Eieeiur,. will b.
read with the greatest plc.u by all the
citizens OF this State. who - o desirous of VII
Messing the return Of the reign Of condolences
and security Ia Maryland we trust that Mr..
Linthicnns Invitation 90 his associates - IN b,
responded 10 st once.
ELE RiDes, Nov. 1a,h, 1886
To hessrS. AcGHi, wason. Quynn, Fisher.
Eliieott. Bell. vA3sant, iIsrwood, Roce. Sutton
heens, Fountain. Evans, q. A. Thomas. Du-
vail, J. b. Thomas and George.
0sn'lemen' believing that the course va
adopted In seeding from the Electoral Cob
lego was expressive Of the wishes Of n rnajori-
~ Of the People Of Maryland, but DOT HAVING
been sustained by that majority, and being AZ
ah umes willing to submit 10 the will Of
The people, Z have determined to ohey
This viii a. expressed BY the votes Of the No
Vemoer election, and shall repair 10 AnnapolI.
on Friday, tho 18th inst and on the 18Th eu.,-
ny as an Eleetor Of the Senate, and I Invite
you TO meet me there. for the PURPOSE Of JON
ing In making a quorum.
am. with much respect.
your obehisht servant
WESLEY LINTlilCCM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

Governor caIi hsa issssd "a order
disseting Ell he u, 5. Trc0ps siaiionsd
a the dideFsal posts o. the Sc. Johas,
% proceed immsdissely 70 Fegt DTass.
IN conssqusnes - which. Caps.ins
Tonkias ed Vsnass' ceapaniss
s,arssd On lhs aelh ulL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

IA pFutEsstaS ,ssstsae - ehs Rsslhs-
80 kpssenpsi Chnreh, va tahs piosa N
0aeFlesagun, eeDn1zess e. aaEasG -
ia flrEnf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
CIGrk's Old EssaNltsAeSI
LUCKY OFFICE,
n. W. COrn<v of BsItimore ssd Csl,ers R,--,..
tUnder the Aassosn,)
HAsrs AsUs been cold. PyIEesi I,risasY
PTIrssi!I IN Dollars. .HILlions
Of JAiLlionSl
SALTIhoRH CITY. Nd.

NOTICE --ADy psrson or parpon. 49,.
AZ out Ihs UoIon, Who "a, desir. 10 A.,
their iSek. either in the Mari lahd sas.s Lot
tsriss, or IN the suthosised L.oateriea Of
oeher states, some one Of which are dpswa
oaiiy. Tickets from ONE 10 TIN DOLLARS.
sAarss In proportion. ere respectfully Vs-
qusslsd 10 forNsTd their orders by mail
(POsa Paid) or Otherwise. enclosing cA.s or
PHizs TieKETs. which will De IhsnkfuIly re-
eeiVsd aud executed BY return maiI. With
The same PromPt attention 80 IL on peruopsI
application, ADD the rSsult gives when re-
qus.ied, lmmedisIsIy altar The draH InKA-
Pleas addrsss
JOHN CLARK,
y. w. COrnsg a. Bsitimore a...i Gale, :, 49,.
u'der tbs 1ius-sla
May 10. 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

BALTIMORE MARKET.

Fer 'As seek sa1ias Friday sss~iag. Nss. IL.
cATTLE--Thsro has been 4 considerable
Improvement In the supply Of Beef on the
hoof this week. which has caused decline In
Prices and We quots to-day - IS IS 20 Z 50 ;
HAT, however, si the fOsmsr price Il Of infe-
rior quality HOEs have cone In freely this
week. and IN eonsequs0ee Of killed PORK be-
ginning 70 reach The market, prices have de-
eilnsd, and We now quoas lave Hog 81 90 70
. 70. and killed Port, from wagons, At - so.
ADD from stores ga 10 rs.
tiSh.-fieTings are nO~ held AZ - so,
which is 40 sdVaaee.
fLoUR-HSws1i sfysst-ws have 10 note
en- advance IN prices. Sales have bssa made
fron stores 81 81 Is Si0-ths lattsr for
choice brands. The market is irm, and hold
sfs generally ash the latter price. The wsgoa
price has advanced 70 - 50 . - 62t, and Tor
oeeasioOal loads q choice brands fraction
higher % paid.
Inspections for tie week ending on Thurs
oay 0veDing eornnrtaa tn foflo a. inv kfr1. "A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

Etghs-D@N Geek fer aage.
4 BAvG Zee sis 3 So, rec Eizhs-lsy
n CLOCK, Zee FesSse.l skish ~ ED
e. vaET eaeozanefaaing tseaa
aAMoBL RtpRNoua.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
DIVISION or DEPosIrRs AMONG rHR
STATES.

DIVISION or DEPosITEs AMONG THE
STATES.
The Secretary or The Treasury has
notified the Bank Of Virgins. that he
shall draw on that Bank, few DAYS
gfisr tie let Of january, in favor Of the
Treasurer Of Virginia. for about $3.50,
600. which will. OF course. be previ-
ously deposited in the bank. This "a
tao will give to the State about $4,000,
600 by the lst Of October next, and
make the whole distributahle sum
about o. upwards Of sc millions, in
GLIDING Miehigan.-Rieh. Eng.
NorE BY THE CLoBR.-On inquiry
We learn. that . similar notice has been
sent 10 the deposiie banks in every
State in the Union, giving to each
which will be called on next January.
seasonable notice Of the probable q.
mount it will then. and quarterly dur
ing 1897, be required to pay over
either 10 the State in which il iS situa-
ted. or 70 some other State near, where
. sufficient share Of the public money
is not ye. deposited.
Besides this. the extraordinary calls
on the Treasury 20 meet very large
appropriations at the most distant points.
whether in specie OF otherwise. have
ell been provided for seasonably, be.
fUrehand, and punetually met, with.
out. We believe. q single exception.
We have obtained. and give below.
ios public information, . copy Of one
OF the circulars to the banks above re-
ferred to.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
Nov. lst, 1895.
Sir; II IL deemed proper and use
iul thus early 70 appFiss The baak over
which you preside. that 10 few days
after the first Of January next. fproyid-
ed the State Of shall then have
passed Law. accepting The deposise.
and, e not, - soon afterwards as q Law
shsll be passed. transfer dram wilI
probably be drawn on Il by this De.
psFiment, fo7 about the sum Of 9
Il will be made paysble forthwith 20
the authorized agent IL said State
the money 10 be kept in deposiie on
behalf Of the United States. This
transfer will be followed on the la Of
April, July. add October next. by
other drafts 81 similar amount, and
Payabis 70 the same sgsnt, unless IN
the meantime q different aolics - sissa
BY this Department.
When the traasfsF drafts are for.
Wardsd % you, the precise amount
will Be aseertained add specified there
ia--and the form enclosed q such du.
pliests receipts - sys 10 be- taken By
you o. the agent. snd one q them re-
tuned here - q voucher of your pay.
meat. ] am very respectfully,
Your obedient seTvani.
LEVI WOODBURY..
Ssersf~y " ~ Trsassvg.
PFsridest 81 The -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

9HHE ssbseribsr has The pleasure Of In
~ fossisg he ssssoasrs cod he psbiie,
th.t 10 bee Jest returned from p.liiaors.
and b eos rsesisfng Q sseoaf supply Of
NEW AND 9gAsorfAbLg 0ooDs; To
Walsh As would respectfully invite their al
sse.ea- 1AAEs .. MILLER.
Nov. N i9lG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
FROM TEXAS.

The New 0hssss pspsrs eoata;a
sdvicss from vslasco 10 the l2th octo.
Der.
Gen. Samuel Houston, the President
elect ofihs RePublic. and suite, sriv.
ed 1t Columbia on the 9th October
The votes Cor annexation 10 the United
States and for the Constitution a. il IN,
were almost unAnimous.
Genersls Thomas Rusk, Green. and
Felix Houston. arc the prominent can
didases before the people 10 suppl, the
place OF Commander-ln- Chief, vacated
BY the elevation Of Houston to the Pre-
sidency Of the Republic.
Congress was in session, bot princi.
|Paily occupied with local matters. Of no
interest whstsver 70 the general res-
der.
A detachment Of TEXANS. lately ID.
tackled foraging party OF about City
Mexicsns. who were engaged in col.
lecling cattle for their army. and two
Mexicans weIe taken prisoners. The
TEXANS had brought iaso camp about
1900 head Of cattle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
MAGNIFICENT xoTTznTrsl
$4,000, 10000.
sateEUssSSSt@ Kosferw,

CLAss D, VoA la9G
10 De drA~n 10 the ioEs Of AleHssArta. u
c THURSDAY, 241A Novsnbss, is3G
- No LO'tsry-I2 DSsvs BAiIosa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

The Tennessee Legislature adjourn.
cd on the 26th ult.-They passed Law
70 secure 10 the State her proportion Of
the surplus revenue II the United
States. Il empowers the Governor.
Comptroller. and Treasurer 70 receive
the money. on giving the necessary
pledges fOF iis safe keeping and relurn
when required. They ere 20 deposit il
10 the Union Bank. and in the Plan
iers' Bank Of Tennessee--on their
giving bond to receive Il At their own
eharge repay Il when required BY the
Secretary Of the Treasury Of the u.
S,saes--a0d pay 5 and 6 per esBi. Ia
lerest on it---and ifihese banks decline.
ihen 70 deposit Il with the Back Of
Memphis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
NEW GOOmS,

Az sov ssosiviag and opeaIsx . fsssA
- supply q Water sooAs. snsoSss which
ere large sseogt@sat u BlaaSssa. PtIos
Cloths, Fss sad ssai SKIS Caps, torsthsr
With ssssFsl assortment Of 0rosssiss. ks
Jos. ~ Brown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

WWTE uisA " smpisg Jsssssyass Tel
w tos. Ts oes vhe \ . Hsssss ~ n.
hpsiasse, lisssal sssss So sezsisat smvisf
msas uiti - giesa.
HgRLgBoWEa 4 sLlTgn.
eaas. Of. laaa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

Well done for the Richmond En-.
quirer!
"Ths Alexandria Gazetss wishes our opin-
Ion upon the South Sea Expedition. WE
consider Il nov ~ we declared il at the mo-
msnt u vas 6rst started. a. unwarraDtsd In
eur judgmeat By the Constitution Of the u.
s. Dor the life Of Us. We can find no CLAUSE
which jus,i6ss the exercise Of any such pow.
er."
Then pray why have you not uni
ted with Us in denouaciug this uneon.
stitusional measure WAS il because
1.-THE party" passed the bill authorizing
Il in Congress and the Prendent signed
the billi All. Mr. Ritehie--Mr. Rit.
ehie--you are ineorrigible.-B.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17


Li6ria.-We are indebted TO Mr..
Tesge. editor OF the Liberia Herald.
for copy OF his paper Of July IL, &C.
eompanied with an interesting letter.
The Herald contains an unusual guam.
sity OF information relative to the colo
MES. We were struck with an insol-
vent law, which for simplicity, and d..
reetness, might be quoted as curiosi.
~. II defines bankrupt 70 be a man
whose debts exceed hrs means Of pay
ment. and declares that any creditor
attaching. shall attach Tor all, and eve
~ assignment that contains q prefer.
ence, shsll be null With reference 70
the preferred, and be fraud with re
ference to the insolyent.
No sPiTii0eas liquors can I've cold ia
less quantities than one gallon.
An amendment Of the Tariff Is made.
Exchequer bills are issued, and Com
missioners appointed 10 supeEintend
their manufaetuse and issue.
The 9Th Of July was . holiday IN the
Colony.
A correspondent Of the Herald ex-
presses hope thst the Colony will no
longer be disturbed by The election Of
officers. hat that appointments will be
msds.-[U s Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

Besides 100 barrels Corn Meal.
CORN MEAL-No change
GRAIN Wkssf.-Sinee our Last weekly
Report, two esrgoes OF German wheat have
been sold-the first, Of 5000 bushels, come
days ego. st t2.07. sud the aseoad cargo 20.
day, 5000 10 1000 bushels, a the ssms pries.
The quality Of The latter vas not prime. The
supplies 81 Nd. wheats are very limited. Yes
Ierdsy parcel Of very prime Nd. red, crop o!
1888. was sold at 50 -. A safe Of prime Nd.
white has bosn made at % IS We quote
strictly prime reds st 50 % - -; prime 81
50 OS; and ether SOeta lover ~ Ia quality
down 20 81 30.
Gers The market has been without varis.
lion n price this week white 81 IS &c eta;
and yellow 1t o. . 30 cents.
Rps.-SaIes 81 81 - . ~ IS
osfs. -Goo1 supply sales at - cents
POTAToRS.- Several eaFsoes froa New
EagiaSd havs reached ths market. and have
found ready sals ~ 60 cents for Msress, aad
50 . IS ssat3 fof common.
PRoYISIONs.--Th ssas0a for packing
Beef and Pork hes again eommssesd, and me
married hss spsnsd II vsgy sltKht dsslins On
fosmer prizes. We hear e solhiag eoiag In
Western Bacon.
sALT-LiysFpool Ground Alum Ass d.
eiiasd. A sais q 1900 bushsls vas mads
this vesk az - ssnts
TALE0W--Has advanced. We e,sOss vsn-
dsrsd 81 10 e i0t sssts, end rouxh as ssasa.
WHlsKGY.--Saleso 81 baFrsls q - q ga
cents. The wagon pFies % barrels L - e,
sAclusivs q he barrett The Inspections Of
ibs week sonPsiss iOT hogsbssas ssd t7s bar.
rels.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

Loudoun County in Virginia Is de-
servedly condemned by the Wings OF
Virginia. A Wing majority Of 1900
votes could easily and ought to have
been given in that county. We make.
however. no complaints. II. with such
conduct the Whigs are beaten, they
deserve TO be beaien.-B.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
LATEST FROM TEXAS.


LATEST FROM TEXAS.
The New orlesns Bulletin Of the
18th ult. sayG-By the arrival Of the
schr. Pennsyivania, yesterday. from
Velasco. Texas. we are in possession
Of dates from that country 10 the l2th.
So little dread OF an enemy prevails in
the country at present. that the inhabi.
tants are quietly eultivai,ng their lands,
and attending, il would seem, theatrical
performance. Some Thespiaa corps
have oPeued the temple, and made .
debut At Columbia, under favorable
auspices. The army re, rains sistioaa-
ry. and somewhat impatient 70 be en-
gagged IN more active duty. in which,
notwithstanding threats Of formidable
preparations on the part Of their enc.
mics. We supect they will be dissppoint.
ed. ~ time will disclose. We long
time since prophesied that not another
hostile gun would be fred IN Texas,
and a. yet. we haze lost no faith in. our
prophetic gin as 70 this particular.
The papers containing the particu lars
OF their newly organized Congress, fur
nish no matter Of great public interest.
the members a. yet being engaged in
regulating the minate OF matters OF
order and etiquctie. prior 20 catering
upon their more serious deliberations.
Santa Anna is still in confinement.
which is rumored TO be not so rigid a
OF late. there being on foot some mea-
sares PreParatory to his release. Should
Il be tue. and he 10 10 be released,
Texas should require something in the
way Of ransom, TO enable her 10 DIS.
charge some OF the heavy liabilities in.
CURED by her belliaereni operations.
The vacancy as Commander-i in : chief,
occa.ioned by the election Of General
Houston to the Presidency, will Le ill-
cd Il 10 said by one Of the three candi.
dates. Generals Thomas Rusk, Green
or Felix Houston.
From all that we can hear and read
OF the iniiiatory operations Of the Tex.
isns in their governmental concerns, we
are induced to believe that they en-
ter upon their new and untried career,
with as u.ueh Of the requisite ability
and honest sincerity Of purpose, a. any
people ever did. and with sufficient "a
enable them to take their independen,
stand among the sovereignties Of the
earih.-l Bah. CAron.