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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13

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GlEMAINING in
IA town, June 30,
Rebeeea Avis
Marin Allen
Nimrod Akin
John a Allstadt
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Richard $ Bisckburi
Amos Biair
WiiiIam Barr
Geo w Buster
J NJ Bouls
Marshall Bruman
Isaac Lemen
Thomas q Baylor
William Bennett
Henry Baruhsrt
JAS or tienry Beall
John Blackwell
Maria J Baker
Thomas . Bsylis
Sally L Bsekwiih
a
WIN Cleveland
Joseph ~ Crorn we'll
Michael crunney
Hon ' X Douglass
Ann w Davis
Margaret q Douslss
John Dunniyen
Ruel Daggs
Mary Dillow
WIN 8 Daniel
John % Dskihs
Rich'd Duhsld
James w Dorsey
T.
Harriet L EaThaTl
Joseph Enter
Leana Efrhelberger
Ferd & Snyder
Fraueis Flsnsgin
Geo W ~ Fsirfax
John w Farley
s A Flag
q
Ann 0oens
Thomas Grove
Martha Gunieg
Thomas GolnEs
Thounas GsiEgs
Wm Gregory
Ajam Gundea
Mary Cunneil
a
Rev. NJ q Hamilton {
81 r Hszlebirat
Thomas tfiis
Levi Bieks
" r flarst
Wm Huston
Joha Hill
HUMP
July 6, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13

Fs-esh EesnsRn
F1usT reserved a1d co. sols 81
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13
a Prime JeGeKsen Farm
ron RAIH.

gENHE subscriber. with view 10 relinquish
u bis residsnee IN IsHsFsoa eosniy, oHers
for sale bis TAANI 10 ssid eously, (ii be-
ing portion Of the Whsailand estate, late
thS propsrty % HOhry 5. Turner, deed, J
eOnlniDlDg bV rweent surysv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
Local. NIE.IOIsANDA.

Extensive sale Of household Furniture. at
the Valley Hotel, Chlrlestown. on Monday
neAi. the 21ih ii.,t- The Furniture j. all of
excellent qual'iy--eni'rely new when plr-
chased two years ago-- and has been preserved
with the greatest care.
Sale Of Household fGTni'nTr, slack-mi,h'.
Tools, SC. by DAVID v. High, on Tuesday next,
near the Flowing Spring NIL.
Sale Of personal property -iior.e>. Cattle,
fAming Utensils. &c, ~ Rev. James Black.
} mile, s"uih Of ShoPherd,,u~n, on Thursday
ne II the 3Oth Instant.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
FLORIDA.

The Jacksonville Courier Of the 9Th
saws that the prospect Of peace is grow
ing dull. and every preparation was
making to renew the war. should ,hc
Indians not come i'm.
ANOTHER INDIAN MASsACRE-Thc
Tallahassee Fioriiiaa of the eth inst,
says-"On Wednesday night last, a
party of Indians, supposed TO he from
% to 60 IN number, attacked the house
Of Mr.. Wallace, who keeps a Ferry
over the Amelia. IIe attempted 10 re-
siSt them, bu, his gun would not fire.
He finally threw himself into the riyer.
and sw'm to the opposite side. His
wife and two daughters were inhuman-
ly murdered 10y the savages.
Lieut.. Zimmerman, who was posted
near the scene of outrage with por-
ton OF the mounted men from Leon
County, promptly pursued the enemy
about four miles, but finding them too
strong for him returned for the purpose
OF obtaining larger force"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
AN EXPLOSION-ALL But.


Before the close Of the first week Of
The new administration, the cabinet has
been nearly broken 20 rieces. II ap-
pears that the utmost cordiality be.
tween the members OF the cabinet did
not exist, previous Ia the close of the
late iron rule; but the sa,raps of Ia
ineriane stood never in greater fear
from their master than did they Of
their master.
IL has been the we'll understood in
teniion OF MIR. Van Buren, 90 bring Mr..
Rives into the cabinet A. Secretary Of
State. But IN osder Co effect that ar
fangement tremendously. MIR. FORSYTH.
the present Secretary, must be satI,
factorIIy provided for-no,hins less
Than foreign mission. of course
But whittier should he be sent' A
gentleman filling the post Of first Min
Isicr OF state, would not. Of course. ac
oept OF MINOR appointment, and all
the majors were occupied by those Of
the faithful whom II would not be safe
to dISplace.
The plan Of new diplomatic station
at the Court Of Austria wa, therefor.
hIt upon, and the situation was tender
ed to MIR. Forsyth on Thursday last
but the warm blood of the Soutbron
rose al once 10 fever height. He well
understood the design. Indignant that
the principle OF diplomatic os,racism
should in the first instance be appli.d
To- hImscif-more especially az the ban
IafIFTnHt = "a ha uf fI.rl
the Secretary took FIRE. and OF Fri
day addressed cavalier note TO Mr..
Van Burcn. President of the United
S'sies. TesIgnIng has office. lie also
wrote an addres, 10 The people ofGanr-
ga. which was placed ~ the hands of
the editor OF The Globe. the types ,st
and The proof red and corrected. 70,
Saturdays paper
Alarmed at rupture IN h., cabinet
thus early ~ hIseNccuuve career. mea-
surcs we're adopted by The President
Ff'fay 20 prevent the explosion The
hi't' 81 this arrangement has not trans
rrfcd. u j. understood. however that
Tie esigna'IOn was VithdraW
Tor The present. and thatthe "add,,,,
% The people 81 Georgia" va, csnrell-
rd. Thus stood cabine, matters ON
saturday What the end Will be. re-
mans 90 bee seen Meantime the ird,-
atoms are that Mr.. Van Boren wJI
BE- the PRECEDENT himself and that The
.7 ~ a the neither cabinet isataneDd
No man better knows hoe the .i.
''efhFanng executive. Who governed
De nation ~lth despolic sway. um
'nseli governed. than Mr. Van b.
go. and The same sppl,ances. We are
'lad w beiieve will n attempted 10 bo
Nefied upon him. BE- exerted IN vain
hi' - favorable 'ympioa. and II The
're,ideni thus bears himself there -
10 hazard N the prediction that he
.fst cabinet "aa,f' Will be broken Ia
'ag'neni', long before the year - DOT
one 81 the rumnn from the eap;taI
= That the President b. determined Ia
ave no asI'rants for the suecemion
} ms oaoinet--a principle Which more
ian one Of the incumbsnts cannot veil
gree 70. Already has . Iesdiae pa
~ OF the party IN Pbilsdslpbia
roken ground fof Thomas n. Benton
hose nomination gyaces the lsad,os
olomn. beneath the umbfaes Of The
'ekory Tree. Aod series q letters A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

At meeting OF the Wing party Of
Jefferson County. held az the Court.
house on Monday the ;lDth inst., Capt.
JOHN MOLER on motion by Andrew
Hunter, Esq, Was called to the Char.
and WILLiAM GRASrHAM and VIII.
irAM c. WoRTHINGToN appointed Sc
cTetaTics.
The object Of tho meeting being un-
derStood To- be the nomiD alton of Can
dida,es for the House &C Delegates in
the next General Assembly on motion,
II was resolved. that such nomina'ion
be made by ball1t.-NlcSsrS. Samuel
W. Lakeland and II. y. Gallahcr were
appointed by the Chair to colIec: and
coun. the ballots-who reported that
Major JOHN PETER and JOHN
DAVENPORT, Esq, had received a
majority of the whole number of votes
given.
Whe:eupon. il was resolved. That
Major JouS PETER and JoHX DAvEN-
PORT, Esq. be- nominated as Candi
dates OF the Whig party of this Coun-
", Tor the House of Delegates Of the
next General Assembly of Vngin1.
a. Hunter. Esq. offered the follow.
Ing resolution:
R'so'r,d. That it is expedirnt that
the Wing party should nominate a
Candidate to represent this distinct IN
the next House of Representative. OF
the Con. ress ot the United States. and
that tins meeting 10 now nominate bv
ballot such Candidate.
Alter discussion, the resolution was
adopted.
The meeting then proceeded to vote
Tor such Candidate, aud upon counting
The votes given. Col. JOHN Il. ID.
SMITH, OF Frederick County, Sa,dc-
cldred To- have received the majority.
On motion, re ol,rd. That tie Srrre-
ilrics ofthiS meeting inform Major Pr
rem JoHN DAvErpoRr. Esq. and Col.
j. ID. ID. SHTu Of their nomination.
ReyD'rcd That the proceeding, Of
this meeting be siyned hy the chair.
man and Sccretarlrs. and that the III. /
tors OF the Virginia Free Press and .
NlrGnii Republican be requested 10 I
insert them ~ their papers.
The meeting on motion. then al. .
journed JOHN MOLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

Such. too is the sentiment Of Mr..
Rives-snd of course al fear of clash
ing and contention. which the Wings
have been so solici,ous to get up. may
seasonably be removed. II 10 their in-
fsresf 10 avoid d,rision--we believe IT
To be their dssirs-Ms know il TO be
their duty"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

TIE MiiLS-.iTsiH'-A few DAYS since
We were an eye wi'nc.. 1, the cau.e 81 the de-
teoiion Il The mails ~ hour, at Harper. Fer
~, on thei- passage from tho cat e. ourtown.
Heretofore, Se bal supposed the dell, va.
produced ~ failure ~ proper come Vi N
u the Tar' at HarPsr'-Fcrry and thu, nay.
probably, 40 some few instances. have been
The case. Bat, W are nov satisfied that other
causes exist 10 produce thc grievance. On The
occasion o. which We have alluded. although
The Bil'i'nors cars arrived ia fuli time 4, al
low az exchange e m1iIs pre,i,u, e. tie de-
pfriuTe % The Winchester cars. vet, Tor want
Of proper attention, The cars for thi, place
were allowed g. Jep,H without the matt
The mail bugs we're permried 10 I've N The
baltimore cars. long after their arrival. and
upul sf.er the Winchester tra,n had mad.
their est o. enquiry. We we're cred,bly IN
formed. Mat tie "shy All ue wherefore" Of
ihf va. because Tiers rss no regularly sp-
pointed p"rsuu Or convey ing the mails frnn
the e,r. 90 auj ffpn ere Pot Oai-s - .na Tia,
e7ns'qIsniiy. The mails hsve T. rsa,sin IN the
osrs unit The services of Tom. Dick ~ Hsr-
- can BE- Engaged 20 convey them 10 their pro-
PEI d"sii"stion Thi. - the cause u The dsy'.
delay a. iiarpsr,-Ferry. - the msHs flrus|
plsee. cod 4 ~h'ch ws eomyiarn snd .,k fsr
remedy A. pressnt We are o Of prepared o.
''J 10 who's, blame sho,,id attach - tihs mail
contractor, o. b 4 o R4dRoAl Company.
we presume. , -- Bot v thig-stsis = Thing. b.
permitted - east much longer. ws shall IN
situate strict 'nqaify Upoa The subject. sd
rePoF' Ihs result, in order hat public indis-
nation nay slight IN ID, right quarter
Ps The shrss last mail, have besr duly
received.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

DIR. Tmcn,s $. PAcL, ". b. gives notice
IN the MartInsburg Gazette, that he wilinof be
a candidate for the II. Uf ID at the ensuing
election in Berkeley. Capt ALnrRrs also
eclines--c'rcumstance' rs states. having
transpired since his nomination. rendering
him Ineligible to scat in the Legislature, II
elected an appointment in President Van
Buren's arm,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

Loudoun County. - sanford I Ramey. Erna-
nuel Mailman, Noble ). BraIeu. Robert T.
Iuckeu. Lewis Beard, Benjamin P. Smith,
and Timothy Taylor, E,qr, are announced in
the LceshurE papers. as candidates for the
House Of Delegates
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

The New JUDICIARY LAw.-The
act amenda,oTy of the Judiciary sy,-
TEN has been Published. The follow.
ing is extracted from -
Sec. ]. The Supreme Cour, TO con
SYST of a Chief Justice and eight ASso-
ciaies. The Circuits are recognized.
lst circuit remains as al present.
ri do. Vermont, Connecticut and
New York.
3D. do. New Jersey and Pennsylya.
MIA.
18th do. Maryland and Delaware.
OH do. Virginia ard North Carolin,.
9th DO. South Carolina and Georgia.
9TH do. Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and
Michigan.
9Th do. Kentucky, Tennessee and
Missouri.
9Th do. Alabama, louisiana. Missis-
siPpi and Arkansas
Sec. ,. Requires the Circuit Courts
II be held twice year. and fixes the
time for holding 1t ia MARYLAND on tho
first Mondays OF April and October au-
nual!y at Baltimore.
Sec. 3. RevOkes the power hereto
fore gwen 10 certain District JUDGES. ot
holding Circuit Courts IN the district.
Of Indiana, Illinois, Missouri. Arkan,a.
the eastern district Of Louisiana. tho
district of Mississippi, the northern
district of New York. the western dis
'rlct OF Virginia and the western di,-
tact of Pennsylvania. aud the dis,ric,
OF Alabama. The Circuit Courts in
said districts hereafter TO be held by
the Judges of the Supreme Court.
Sec. .. Provides that a!! suits pend
ing IN district courts, bat which are
properly cognizah!e before circuit
courts. shall be Transferred to said
courts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

RrFORN has. ~ last. been obtained
reacefully and conslituiionally. in Ma.
yland. The bill 10 alter the Cond,.
tuition OF the State, has passed the Sc.
nate and House OF Delegates. The
ball introduces important alterations
and reforms into The State Constitution
City - 10 have FIVE dele.
gaies-t barles and 81 Mary's couni,e,
are 10 have thrse-Pnnce Ceorge's
four The Senate Of the State - 10 be-
placed 90 more popular basis--cor.
responding N some respects a. the Sc.
nate Of the United States. The Go.
vernon 70 10 be elected BY the people.
-siss Gs@a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

TIE Superior Court u Law ard Chsncery.
for u'e nev county Il Clarke. will commence
~ sPrios session 81 BsryVille. on Friday nest
JUICE i',,o u DoueL.ss. 10 preside Thu.
viii be ths 6r,i superior Court held b. th,.
iadieial circuit since she appointment Il Judge
D. There are. We under,taDd. siresdy some
important Gases on ne docket IN the s.~
county. ~ the approaching session. several
'n''r'''iog criminal cases viii b. bsfors the
Court
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

.ipPo'p'me7b by he President. By
md 'r'H HE airiee and eoaseat IF tie
Sehcfe.
James l.. Edwards to be Commits
sioner OF Pensions.
Daniel u. Turner TO bc Deputy Post
master al Huntsville, Alabama.
Edmund Forsiall to be Treasurer of
the Branch Mint at New Orleans.
Peter ID. Nroom. Of New Jersey,
Thoma, J. Randolph, OF Virginia, and
PubliuS X. X. Pray. of Mississippi.
to be commissioners To adjus, claims To
reservations OF land under the four
teenth article of the treaty of lS:}0.
with the ChociIwlndians, and under the
act OF Congress OF the third OF March.
lss}7.
Montfort Stokes, Of North Carolina.
10 be- agent tor the Cherokee Indians.
John w. Sanford, Of Georgia, to be
agent for the Creek Indians.
Joshua Pitcher. of Missouri, to be
Indian Agent on the Upper Missouri
John Kennedy, of Tennessee, To- he
commissioner under the Cherokee trea-
~, in the place Of WIN. Carroll, re-
signed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

THy BANK BiLL, increasing the Banking rap
iial Of the State $4,000 coo. was ordered To he
engro>soi for 81 reading. on Friday last, by
a vote OF 81 - 81. Tie original bill. provil-
ins for tie creation Of several new banks.
was lost, and n substitute offered by Mr.. Ran-
dolph. placing the increase Of capital ia exist
ias banks, adopted in its stead. The proy,,-
IONS OF tho substitute are sail % be much IN ore
favorable 10 he interest, Of the West, than
were those u the original bill. or of the first
subuiute, Offered by Mir. Steuar, The sub
sh'ute Of Mr.. Randolph was amended before
It's engrossment, providing for the establish
mcni of an independent Bauk at Norfolk.
With capital of ) sea 900, wiki branches at
Richmond, Petersburg, Lynchburg, and else
where the branch 1T Richmond TO have
capital If hsif million. The capital of the
Bank Of the Valley Is to Dc increased : 70 ,OO1
the mother batk at Winchester, lGJ .pDJ-
the branch at Lecsburg, $4,000 at Charles
town, $4,000, AID at Romney, s0.OOG-rwo
new branches--one at stanton with 900. 600.
and one al Martinsburs with DOC, 900 dollars.
The bill extends the charters. and prohibits
the issue OF notes under 10 dollars The Sc
nate, however, may yet defeat the bill.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal 10 now na-
vis,bls from wiiliam,port to the District Of
Columbia. and boats ere now bri,kly plying
between those places. The packet boats, We
understand, have resumed their regular trip.
between shePherd.tovn and Georgeiown.-
The william.Port Banner OF Saturday last
state, that about 10000 bu.hel, Of coal have
already reached tina, place from Ale shany-
much OF IT has passed on, and part remain.
there. The price OF the article ha, been re-
dueed in consequence Of the present liberal
supply, and it il expected that there will he n
further supply during the present freshet
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

a CoNPLIMENr Col White. the
delegate from Florida. in an adore -
to his constituents. says-"I have now
been here twelve years, and | saw IL
with sincerity tina, | never served in a
Congress 50 detenora'ed in morals and
politics a the present. with some hon
orablc exceptions. There is no topic
which enlists general interest. and no
feeling which seems TO prompt them
10 action OF any sort. except the most
DEGRADING Of all imPul,es-party spirit.
and the stimulus of fiction" No
one doubts the accuracy OF the picture.
tLyHthbu,E TuginiaH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

THOMAS JEFFERSON RANDOLPH. Of
Virginia. has declined the office. to
which he was recently appointed by
the President. OF Commissioner to adj
Just the claims TO reservations Of land
under tho Choctsw treaty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

- 11suBb
The able editor of the Lynch6urs yirsiaian
commenting upon the change or A1D,ni,ira.
ton, makes the follnwis. remarks. which arc
IN acccrilnce with our own views of Mr.
Van Buren,, and Of the "pro'p- ct before n~:"
Mr.. Van Barren i, man of enlarged un-
fers'lrdins. Ct a flexible disposition. and 81 a
''nger not easily provoked. lie is. al least
not malignant AMI eternal in his rc.rntnenls
with all these positive advantages over his
'fi1strious predecessor together with the
TACT that he IS On the BIT personal term, with
"c leaders OF the opposition party, whom
General ia k'on woulI have considered il a
erth' '-'h to treason - speak or alluIc TO-
except IN the lnnsulre of coarse abuse. and
that even were he disposed 1, repeal law, nv
treasury orders. snd 10 wro>t the kew Of the
treasury from its legal custodian, lie lack, the
personal popularity which has sustained Gen
Jackson in the preparation Of these hi,h-
banded outrages with all these personal
good qualities. aud in the absence Of those cir
cumsilnces which placed Gen Jackson above
the reach u public opinion, We cannot but be-
lie'e that the patriots nf all parties have an
PIE rea'on e. r'Jpice az thc change of dynasty
even though ihe Presrlrut be the nominee and
fArofi'e Of hi' ''lu'trinn' prcdeees,or' FIR
once IN our lives, az least. we bow O. the 'ri,-
'ns sun m The confident hope that hi, beam,
viii she'd m'iier snj more healthy inlncnc,
upon ihe nation ttan his 'wh,,e race ., run
Mr. Van Buren, has 1t in his power. by becom-
ing ihU Pre'idsut II a., nation. To- win golden
oP'"i'n'' from united people We hope h..
may not foreSn thii noble ambition, for the
heap hpEz'' "f mere pirly zsa'oi,-for tI,-
impure incense Of mcrcenlry leader, aud *
norant ,ubaIiorus."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
DEATH OH MAJOR LEE

The following Dotiee Of the death Of Major
LIS. author Of the "Life Of Napoleon. - spS
Of much that appeared under the ,ixns,nr, Of
Aspstw JAeksos, during the early peri,d of
his political career. - from . late numbsr Of
Galisnsni's (Psris) Messenger
DEATH OF MAJ. Henry LEr.-Thi,
distinguished American has fallen a
victim TO the epidemic which now per.
vades the capital. He expired yester-
day morning. after much suffering from
a short illness Of complicated influenza.
In the prime Of life. and in The full
vigor Of a well cultivated intellect. the
riches Of which have already contribu;-
ed to the literature OF the age. his I'M
iiriDg assiduity has been suddenly ar
rested in the promising career in which
his hopeful friends. with so much plea
sure. saw him fast advancing.
While letters lose in him a zcalou,
votary. his numerous friends, W no kne W
the greatness Of soul which character
'scd his actions. the suaviiy Of his tenn
per. bis inodesty and urbanity Of man
ners, will mingle their tears with those
oi a disconsola,e widow. and long re-
greet that that hand which was as firm
IN friendship as II was strong IN battle"
has been ~ soon palslel by the cold
grasp OF death.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

49, puNir dinnsr given At Tamma
ny Hall. y. Y on the ilh iusi m honor
Of the Inauguration. letter "a fectis.
ed from Mr. Benton. containing the
follow ing sentiment:
-nUfia poa Baysn. poesiieaf fieef
gffis Ea,isd Naies-May b.. Admins.
traiIOn be- auspicious 20 he country and
NAV rs reel cIion be msiter Of form
and not Of c0nfssf"
This sentiment. saysthe Richmond
En7Hrey - emphatic. Itspesk. the
wishes Of Mr.. Benton. and Ne know
q Vas intended 10 speak them. N re-.
laiion 10 the neat election. lie wish
80 NF. V. B.'s election 10 be suspicious
r. bi' county, sBd m that case. hs
= ishes h'm 10 be- re elected. without
any eoqfssk Certainly. there will BE-
no contest from himsek--and, there.
lore. be declares himself OF The field.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

.sfr. Ian Busa's Pkedgss.-It 10 re-
marked. with point. by one O: our
contemporaries, that whatever course
may be pursued by Mr.. Van Buren, in
his Presidency. it is not possible he can
ever be on\icted Of violating any
pledge given in his Inaugural Address.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

n Regiment D.feaied-We under
stand that regimen, OF the Connect
cut militia, who had been on foraging
expedition 10 the South. have expe.
nenced n signal defeat in the District
OF Columbia. Trained IN The doctrine
that 10 Me riciorS 5eiorg Ne poiis,
they marched To the capital, and laid
siege TO the citadel. Their watchword
was Baoiy. and nothing more, since Of
beauty they were no Judges. But
they have been compelled 10 raise the
siege. and at the last ad,ices, were
vending their way 10 the North heavy
and displcased the forlorn hope of
The republican party" Of Connecticut
" Y Tom .fh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

Mr.. WrhsrER has had a civic triumph IN
New York. Thousands Of the most r..Pects-
BILE inhabitants OF that great city, turned out
to welcome him on his arrival there. Al
N,blo's. he addressed the people for two
hours in an able manner, referring generally
to the si'ua'io, Of the country. aud the promi-
neat political topics of the day.-[.ihr. Ga=
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

a meeting Of 'hc friend. Of Daniel
Webster has been held AZ New York.
and measures taken 20 greet him on
his arnyal "a that city on his way
home. Mr.. Webster 'ays IN his reply
20 the letter sent TO bin bya commit
tee appointed for that purpose-
My desire Ia rclinquish my seat IN
The senate ipr ihr two years snll re-
naming of the term for which I vas
ch0srn would have been carried into
execution q The close Of The present
session Of the senate. bad not r,rcurn
stances ex's'ed which m the judgment
Of Others rendered - eSprdi@ni TO de-
Ter 'he iuihlnent Of that purpose for
the present"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

OR sn'WeF . ne question q our friend
q The RonneJ inislhssaesr. h contained ~
he proceedings q ,hs Wig nsssns Al eur
Countless, On Nondsy IasA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

CHNNEYs. 1t IL said 10 have hpcn
demonstrated that ohimneys bolt with
the inside fue narrowest At the bottom
and widening towards the top never
smoke. In England. they are beyin-
ming to build ohimneys on this pnnci.
pie. for carrying OF the engine smoke
IN the manuiictonet There - no
longer any necessity for building Of
such lofty towers Of chimnsys as Zoe.
merry; Tie increased dfaught being Oh.
lained equally vel by ihD eHpedient
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

SANTA ANNA SAINTS Mona .rri,rd Al Ne
IA CruI on 2ist Of feh. ~hcrr lac ~s. rather
eooiiy received. and Nth more honors than
due u common Mexican General lie icf,
'm"riiatei, for his estate. Mango te Ciavo.
On his arrival at Vera Cruz. he add.cs,r,i the
people, anil assured them that las liberation 80,
not owing 10 bribery. or to an, thing d,rosAtor,
TO the MrNicsn people, bat punl, u the good
ness e Gen Houston