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TO drill in camp or otherwise. = certain
number OF days IN each year, under
such regulations n will insure tho
rough instruction IN all the duties of
the soldier; the expenses attendant on
ssid system 10 be defrsyed by = tar on
al pcrsons subject TO militia duty
Also. that said committee be instructed
TO inquire into the expediency Of ex-
tending further encouragement TO vol
unteer companies.
Mr.. Carter. from the Com miiiee on
the Banking Capital Of the Common
wealth. reported bill 30 incorporate n
new Bank IN the City Of Richmond.
with branches-a bill to incorporate
the Exchange Bank OF Virginia at
Norfolk. with branches bill 10 m
corporate the Bank Of Petersburg. with
branches-and = bill to incorporate
the Planters Bank Of Virginia n,
Lynchburg, with branches.
On motion Of Mr.. Booker. the Com
mittee Of Courts OF Justice was in-
siructed TO inquire into the expediency
Of providing by law. that all conveyan-
ccs made by any debtor in contempla-
ton of his insolvency. aud with view
10 give preference TO part only OF
his creditors TO the injury of others.
whether such conveyance be directly
To creditors or in trust for their benefit.
shall be null and void, as to all other
creditors, and that all payments made
by such debtor, under the like contern-
p.a,ion and views TO any creditor with
knowledge thereof, shall also be
void as 10 other creditors; SD that all
such payments may be required TO be
refunded by Court Of Equity, and
that such Court. in n suit by the gen.
eral creditors, may apportion the pro-
eceds Of an insol,ents estate pro rata
among ali the creditors.
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-1ata0-
.LMr,On Land Ssl...

A fr~ days since, = tract within half mile Of
this town. containing et7 sercs. N.s purchased Of
Geo. w. Hammond. Esq. by Isaac q. Douglass
sNd Andrew Ilun,er. EsqrI. ~ an average Of
60 dollars per asre--'be portion With improve
mrnts being II 20. and the remainder. ~iIhout
improvements, at SO dollars pr sere-aDd on
Monday last, tract Of $50 sor,s, Nth tolersLle
improvements, miles south Of this place. be-
longing TO the heirs Of the late Samuel IIo~ ard.
brought =, auction 81 dollars an sere-Nr James
McC1rJy the purchaser.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19

A report reached Washington We,
terlay from the West, by way Of b,
timore. that the vile Of Mr.. Sena,,
Ewing died on the LIST instant, VIII,
was Of course believed TO DO true. un.l
IL was sscertsined that letter had been
received here from q member OF H..
Senator'S family, under date Of the 81.
inst. saying that Mrs. K. was RAPID,
recovering from her dangerous lndu.
position.-f.Naf Inf.
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1850
SANTA ANNA.


We are authorized TO state that I let
ter was received yesterday by Mr..
Pinckney, Of South Carolins. dated the
I'd inst, at Lexington. Ky from Bar
nard T.. Bee, Esq. one OF the Texan
escort of Santa Anna. in hich the VII
ter informs hir Of the arrival Of the
general at .hat place, on his way 20 the
seat OF government IN the L. States.
He is represented as having suffered
from serious indispoSition OF has jour
ney. His lungs are said to have been
affected "by the transition from a warn,
cabin TO the GOODNESS Of travelling on
horseback. which he was obliged to do
IN crossing the country" On his arrival
at lexington, medical aid was immedi-
ately procured. His physician. (Dr
Dudley,) at the da:e Of the letter. con
sIdered him convalescent, and II was
expected he would be able 10 resume
hts journey on the 9Th. The party,
accompanying the general were anx-
ions 10 reach Washington with all pos
SIble rapidIty, IN the confident expecta-
ton that great good will result from
the move he has n. ade." What that
'noye" is, the letter does not state
No explanation Is gwen OF the specific
object for which he has undertaken this
VISIT 10 our government Gen. Bravo's
proclamation has caused no mischief in
Texas. Doubtless. preparations are
making by Mexico for another struggle,
but the Mexieans cannot stand Vintey
campaign, and the writer has no doubt
that before the sPring all will be we'll.
Santa Anna travels IN an accommoda-
ton stage, as he would be unable to
sustain the severity Of travelling AZ
night. lie is said to be courteous, IN
telligent. and digDifed. Considerable
Inconvenience has arisen from the me-
eessity Of cOnYersing with him by
means Of an interpreter. Hot IL wa
remedied as fac as possible, by Almon-
to, who Is said 10 manage the Inter
course between The general aud his e1-
eoIt tolersbly veil Nat. lat.
Al tie latest accounts Santa Anna was tra.
Yelling in pri'sts convsyascs frors Lsx;iE-
ton 70 wsshIng,on coy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19

Flour in Baltimore.

The returns Of the -four Inspector, for the
city Of Baltimore show filling off in the in
sPections OF 1896, compared with those Of
1885, Of i2G,546 barrels. The Gazette Of
that city attributes his deficiency to the failure
Of the wheat crop the last two years, and says
the quantity Of -four transported Gu the BalIi-
more and Ohio railroad during the year end
ins the 30th September. 1896, was less than
the amount in the preceding year by 9o,5l9
barrels, being about three-fourths Of the above
deficiency.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19

One Of the official circulars Of Reu-
ben n Whitney, toihe de2oste banks.
has just come TO hight. accidentally.
a. ifom The face % u. Nas designed
for the puilieus Of the faithful alone -
II removes al doubt m regard 10 the
fact Of bis being sgent u these banks
in their connection With The Govern
ment. o. rather the dictator and con
trollsr II them Judging from us tone
and from the objects a,oSed ~ the
circular designed 20 be accomplished
BY him. the iair inference - left that
be 10 also connected with The Govern
enent IN some fora, o. other. OF this.
however Ne shall probably soon
kaow. through the investigation Of the
committee appointed on The subject By
Congress.-L essbUR WashiHgfoaiaa.
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hours ar. guided with Mercy. %. that had
heart 10 - duly thsnkful'
I oflsa think q my Old friee4s IN Jsasrsoo,
and an happy 70 know that they think u ne.
shall sever fsii % give them place IN my me-
mery and IN ny heart. For ths warm and 81
fsctiooass sesti.osisis Of uodimipished conf
espcs ana esseen with which hey have fur
nishsd mo siscs my residepcs st the Usiver-
atty, am mere than thankful. Our mutual
friend. DIR. Magili. has reeeaily lost bis youns-
est child, nm Interesting little girl about three
years OF eye. The sympathy felt for him and
his family y universal They stssd usrivzlied
in the .feetioss Of al vho know them.
Al my paper has run out. aud the night -
far spent. will close this commune alton with
4 eouplet from poor Robert Burns
"Ad'.u, my friends, .disu my foe..
Ny love To these. my peace 10 those"
Yours, very siDoerriy,
sErTtMrs TUSToN.
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THE FREE PRESS.
0HARLrsTcwN.


Mr.. Bsnsoas Expsashg Resolution. and
the ban In rei.tios 70 The Public Lands, are The
most prominent measures nov before the Sc.
nate Of the U. s. The ExPunging Resolution
Is drawing out long and animated speeches--
Mr.. Preston. of 5. G., addressed tho Senate
on the subject, on Friday last. and SIR. Clay
had the floor. ON the s.ms subject. on Monday.
Ia the %. Of X. nothing Of much interest has
been transacted, during the last week, we
except MIR Cambreieng's report from the
Committee Of Ways and Means. recommend
ing reduction Of the revenue To tho wants Of
the Government. See Congressional head.
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Esn iss L. s. Telegraph u .usaAas !s.L.
DoiSGS IN CONGRESS.

f,sn ns L. s. Telegraph u -NsaIaS is.L
DoiNGS ~ CONGRESS.
In THE SrSArE.-There was no.
thing Of interest transacted in the So
nate on Saturday. II was expected
that the erPunQing resolutions would be
called up. and dense crowd had filled
the galleries at an early hour, but they
were doomed TO disappcintment.--
MIR. King, Of Ca, moved that the or
Jers Of the day be postponed, and that
the Senate take up the bill providing
for the sales Of the public lands. The
.:,viion was carried. and
Mr.. Walker addressed the Senate al
length in support Of the bill reported
by the Committee on Public Lands, Of
which he is chairman. He said that
upon its passage depended the rcduc-
ton Cf the revenue 10 the wants Of the
Government. The proceeds Of the
public lands for the last wear had a.
mounted TO twenty-five millions of dol
lars. With such an accumulation, il
was impossible that any reduction of
the ariiFcould bring down the revenues
TO the wants of Government. lie al
ludcd to the proposition to disturb The
compromise bill in terms Of strong con-
demnation. and denounced the bill re.
ported by the Committee Of Ways and
Means ia the lower House.
He gave history Of the Land sales.
and showed .hat, during the last year,
Il territory Of a larger extent .han the
State Of Ohio had passed iato the hands
Of SPECTATORS; and that more lands had
been sold in the last three years than
III the forty years preceding. This
was injurious To the new States. and
threw the actual settler into the hands
VI spectators. who held all the good
lands. and demanded from FIVE 10
thirty dollars per acre for it.
After he concluded his speech the
Senate adjourned.
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Death of Judge Carr.

Judge DABNEY CARR. OF the Court
Of Appeals, died at his residence,
near the city Of Richmond, on Sunday
the sth inst, after short illness. lie
was an eminent citizen and jurist.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19
BURNING OF THE TREASURY

TRIAL Oh RICHARD X. WHIrr.-Tb,
second trial of this man for burnl,
the Treasury building IN March ls3,
Was concluded on Friday last havln.
occupied the attention Of the court 1
nearly q week. Several new witness.
were examined. but nothing. gong .
throw Ugh, on the causes which ~
duced the burning Of the Treasur,
was elected. On Friday morning IT.
Jury came into Court. having been our
more than twenty -four hours. and ga,.
in a special verdict finding the traver
ser GUILTY OF the offence charged. b..
that he came within the view Of ,h
statute oflimitation.; and was thereof,
To- be acquitted.
Mr.. Brent claimed the acquittal (
his client on this verdict. and that a.
should be recorded as amounting 10
verde, Of Not Guilty.
The Court dissented, and al,er sor
discussion. the Jury was sent bac.
and. in a little while returned. an.
gave in the following verdict:
We. the Jury. are of opinion tia,
the offence. as charged. was commit.
ted by the prisoner, bot find him W.
Guilty. upon the plea Of limitation
more than two years having elapset
from the committing of the offences q
the finding the indictment"
Mr.. Brent now called upon the
Court for the discharge Of his client
This. however. was refused. as II APP
pears that the qualification or hypothc
sis contained in the verdict gives ground
for argument. and leaves IL TO be decid
ed by the Court wh.ther or not thu
verdict is a verdict of acquittal.
The trial Of Hurry WhIis, brother
Of Richard, for the same offence, com
menced on Thursday. and had not
been concluded when the intelligence
Of Saturday-from which we take the
above account-waS put 20 press.
HEAVY DAMAGES.-1he jury si;tin ,
on the cases Of midshiPman Russ AMI
the seamen injured last summer by tn
conclusion of locomotives OF the Bos
ton and Providence Railroad. have
rendered the following verdict Of dam
ages against the Railroad Company
James Thompson. S2.250
Thomas Murdoch. 1850
Joshua Howell. 5000
John A. Russ. 1000
Charles W. White, 800
John b. Cummings. I'D
Benjamin Ransom, l75
1880
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u. s. S,nntor. Of D.la,csrt.

The Hon. TuoAAs CLAIros, Chief Justice
Of the Superior Court Of Delaware, was elect
cd to the Senate Of the U. S. on tho lth inst,
in place Of the Hon. John NJ. Clayton, resign
ed. The Delaware Journal, Of Saturday last,
states that Judge Clayton declines accepting
the appointment
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19
Draih Of BLACK link.

The Galena (IllinOis) Advertiser says, that
the celebrated warrior, Black Hawk, was re-
Gently drowned in the Iowa river, 10y tie up
setting of hi, canoe, when returning from
Treaty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19
(h.hsr6siI Eisefioa.

J. n. Cox has been elected to the House Of
Delegates Of Virginia, over Green HaIl-boih
Van Buren-to supply the vacancy oecssioncd
by the resignation Of Col. VIM. Il. johnson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19

gentleman Of the "Fsr West" In n noto ae-
eompan, ing them, he exhibits \ warm attach
ment TO the scenes of his inf.nt,le years
e. The scenes Of my childhood" says he, lar.
dear To my heart. . was born IN shepherds
town. where many OF my youthful days were
spent--and am proud 10 call rayself son Of
the odd Dominica though my right 10 the
title may 10 questioned, because ! have been
/ for some years q citizen Of another State lin
diana.) Your paper Was the sat that ever
attempted to read" sc. sc.
For iAs Free Prss.
THE MoNARCH's DEATH
Lowry upon his bier
The royal cooqueror lay,
Baron and Chief stood near,
Silent IN war array.
They lowered him With the sound
" requiems To repose"
Mrs. HrSAss.
There came voice Of waiIing and Of voc
Up from assembled Thousands, who had met
Around tho bier Of him who once safe high
Midst them with sceptrc and with disdem,-
But Deaths dark monarch came and spread
DER him
tbs blightiog pinion, and around his brow
Entwined his marble wreath
As was the ssa,
when Israel's captive sons went forth
From Egypt. 10, that ~siling crowd /, stirred.
\ fragile form Is kneeiing by that bier
A lowly mourner with n tear-dimmed eye
Besuiys red rose had just begun 10 bloom
Upon her check, and her young heart beat high.
But Sorrow came, and threw ITS dropping pail
Around her path, and quenehed tho beaning
star
or Hope, ard blanohed her cheek and paled
her brow.
Why does she kneel aud weep Why does her
heart
seem bursting from its earthly tenement
u IL for one ~ho only was a friend,
u u for ons TO whom in other days
She gave her youthful heart, II - for him
UPou ~ho.e brow once shons the disdem-
For him " no rests beneath that sable pail.
lie was her father. ard she loved han we'll,
And now she mourus above his shroujcd form.
For her young heart 10 lone and de,olate.
Far out upon the old and silent sea
The m"ute-gun Is booming. aud the toll
OF muIIled bells sweeps fatally to the ear.
iiaTk from the wide and dIm Cathedral comes
The low and me laDchoiy ei,.nt Of mo0k,-
The requiem Of shrouded king
kOhc
To the sunless spIrii-land!
But thy memory will live on
Till earthly pillars cease 10 stand.
Monarch. many an eye
u weeping round thy grave
Aud Nations funeral cry
Is heard from the storm-cIad wave.
Monarch. where's thy cro~n'
O, where - now thy throne
Tbou'st To- the dresry tomb gone down.
And all thine earthly power has flown
The chant has ceased the organs mournful
note
Is hushed. and slowly TO his last, long home
That warrior-kiug is borne. His daughter,
Where Is sue she of the chi.selsd lip
Aud paly brow She sheds above has urn
The bitter tear Of grief
Ere mang suns
Had set, death stole the color from her cheeks,
Aud she was numbered with the drcamless
dead.
She bloomed awhile, and ~ the flowers die
When Winters ice-m1iicd hand is on them,
So she passed away.
J. W. VI.
SOutA- HInorer Coii,gs, Indians,
Jan. s, 1887.
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Supni.,tnl. At Il u.,s.r,.Enru

Superintendent 81 H.yP.r'-FoTy.
The Alexandria Gazette states that General
GEoRGE Rrsr has resigned hi. situation As SUI
periatcnden. Of the Public Armory at IIsrpers-
Ferry. aud that Col Lucas, now the repre-
81 NATIVE from this district in Congress, is
spoken Of as likely 10 succeed him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19

Cause Of The r,iesss Of Santa .fnna.-
That Santa Anna should have been re-
leased by the Texans his caused some
surprise IN the minds u maav. The
reason Of this release was The Tex
ians were 81 covfse. suxious that sll
difficulties should terminals With MeXi-
co. but 20 long as Santa Anna remained
prisoner Of AR. Mexico refused 10
enter iutp ans nV soCision through biu,
but declared that - soon as be vas set
At liberty be should be Ieinsisted ia
al be-. legal rights a. President u Mex.
ico. and be authorised 10 enter toto any
auIcable arrangement With Texas. To
effect a speedy close Of a sanKmosry
var. Santa Aoua proposed visiting
Washlngion and soliciting the media
ton ~ the unlicd States. which Was
agreed 20 BY the Texan Government
who believed The, nothing vas 10 BE-
gained by oslaining h,m longer.
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THE FLORIDA WAR.

The steamboat Meridian arrived at
Mobile on the 9TH inst. from Tampa
Bay, with three hundred Of the Ten
nessec troops. who are Oh their way
home. The remainder OF the Tennes-
seans-lB in number-took passage
direct for New Orleans in the schooner
Byron. where they arrived on The LIST
inst. under command of Maj. Maury,
in a most dep!orable condition. -
They have had a dreadful time of il
since they left home, aud are broken
down with fatigue and distress. aud
suffering with sickness. The Mobile
Advertiser states that not more than
two.thiIds of the brigade will ever re.
turn To Tennessee, aud that Of the five
hundred Gnc horses they had when
they arrived in the Creek nation, Sc
'enty-iive are only left!
Gen. Jesup was at Tampa Bay when
the Tcnncsseau volunteers left, uncer-
tain what TO do. No further move
ment had been made by his army
since the failure of has expedition
against the Indians at Wahoo Swamp.
The INDIANs.-It IL stated in the
Columbus Geo. Herald Of the Sd inst.
that the Creeks have again committed
depTe dati0ns and murders. II appears
that a party oil five, whether straggleTs
from Florida or Of those IN Alabama
waiting to be tmigrated is not known,
besieSed the plantation Of DR.. Battle Of
Cowaga creek. and after killing one
white man and two negroes, burned
the dw elling aud out-houses. II is also
stated that there Is but one little cOnpa-
ny left at Fort Miichell-a force entire
ly inadequate to check or chaStise the
sggressors.
TAE FLORIDA WAR.-The letter Of
General Call to Gen. Armstrong on
retiring from lhe command Of the army
in Florida. has been published. The
Governor complains Of the manner in
which he has been superseded. which
he says was done with rude and un.
feeling hand" and. "as he conceiveS,"
with the greatest injustice. lie says
"he vas condemned unhesrd. and on
luWohE hhhhfAathtA W uoAhs
This FLORIDA business is likely 10
use up" al the Generals IN the army.
unless the War Secretary should take
such necessary steps as the occasion
demands.
Another list Of rcsignstious Of OH
Gers OF the army has just been pub
hshed. including the names Of sax
Captains and ten Lieutenants. Should
fesignations continue a. they have for
the last year. TIE army will soon be
Nilhout those Of any merit. Bot such
course 10 not at al surprising. II. a. is
stated. the odious principles Of pro-
scTipiion and fayofitism have been ia.
,roduccd into the army
tLsstbSE W'ssAiasIsHisn
The campaign o. osn. Jesup u Tlorida, h
4
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Although ne have no, been officially requested
to publish the foIio~iuR proceeding, OF oar Wan
Burcn frie"ds. -, Ne iuseIt them Cor the beue-
ht # that portion u readers ~ho msy not
e them Through ether channels
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Gen'i Assembly Virginia.
THURSDAY, JAN. 3.
ENCLOSURES.

INCLOS u hES.
Mr.. May, in presenting the follow
ing resolution, said. tina, as the laws
now were, they were rather in favor of
the wrong-doer than the agriculture,
who Was injured by him. The agri-
culturist was not only required to keep
up fences against ordinary animals, but
against mischievous animals; or 10 suf-
fer the depredstions Of the latter, with.
out redress. The principle Of the com
mon law required, that the owners of
miscbicvous animals. after having no.
iice Of their habits, should be liable for
their depreda,ions. This principle vas
generally in force, except in Virginia,
and 1t was surprising, that grievance
so material should have existed here
50 long. Numerous efforts had been
made 10 procure a las to compel the
owners Of stock 10 keep them confined;
but, IN the present political and social
condition Of the State, il was not pro-
bable that such a measure would be
adopted. He was about 10 endcavOT
to remedy, in part, tho evil which was
now suffered by the agricullurist, by
preventing the nee ;ssity Of their keep
ing up fences, at a great expense, a.
goinst mischievous animals. This me-
cessity was at present great burthcn
for he had known damage done to the
amount Of 500. by a mischievous
COW, not worth 20, where the fence OF
the agriculturist was sufficient against
ordinary animals.
Rssoissd, That the Committee Of AEricul-
ture sad Manufac tures, be Instructed 20 in
qyirs Toto the en- 7edisBcy Of 90 smebding the
Law concerning Enclosures, as 10 provide, that
whenever fence or ihelesuro shall be suAi-
clent 70 prevent tFsspasaos by ordinary cattle
" any mnehievous abimai shall break OF en-
ter such Enclosure, The proprietor thereof. az
ter receiving written notice q tie fact. shall
be snsWsrabie for as trespassss sub,eqt,sntly
committed BY such sniEnal and lhst sa,d com
mi.ies inquire into the psopsieiy q oiberaiss
Amending The Lac u inoiosaFss, &c.
BANKING.
Mr. Carter from the Select cofamii.
tee on the subject VI Increasing the
banking capital Of the Commonw eallh
reported a bill establishing general re-
gulaiions Zoe banks hereafter TO be ia
corpors,ed The bill was ordered 10
be printed.
TRfDAT, JANUARY g.
Ga motion OF Mr.. HapeF, the Com
mi1tce on the Militia Laws was direct
ed 70 inquire ipto the eHpediehcy Of
70 changing the present system ~ 20
dispense with the mosten Of the rank
add Die, and ia lieu thereof require the
OthceTs and nou-commissioned officers
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SPEctE.-The impotatioa o. gold
and silver cola in the bullion during
the year 1898. was Ga. I66. IN, and
the exports - .430. sol leaving = bal.
anes n the county Of ~, T6O, 507
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19

The campaign o. osn. Jesup u Tlorida, b
gsntrslly believed 10 b = " failure" NOS lees
iugIossous than those u his Prsdsesssors
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EXPUNGING RESOLUTION.
The next Special Order being the

We understand that the Committee
Of the House Of Representatives, APP
pointed To investigate the subject of the
Deposite Banks. aud the connexion of
their Agent (Mr. X. NJ. Whitney,
with them and tho government, have
commenced their duties. aud thorough
aud searching examination will b.
made. Mr. Pcyton and Mr.. Wise. are
both on. the Committee. As the com
mi,iee have power TO send for persons
and papers-some persons and some
papers will be brought before them,
which may lead To exposures and de-
velopements not now contemplated or
expected. Public curiosity IS much
excited 70 see the result OF the investi-
cations Of the committee. We hope
We shall not be kept'long in suspense.
but that rs much expedition will be
used rs is consistent with the nature of
the CASE .9isr. Ga-.