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n TSsOLUTION.---Ishe Co-parfner.
ship llereloinre existing between
l1eorge s. Games and Jonathan Emanuel, as
EMANUEL 81 GdtnEa,
Has bis day srlsed by mutual consent.
file onsettlet business of the firm will be
-teitled hy either of the undersigned, and
.tle Dame 81 The firm used in liquidation on
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HtA NA s." "||sIf IE NHIIlfI tlE| g |4I5A.
brtwerR Castor g Roboins d tne
Niss'. lpp ESclaese. was hl as
s.lya w mNlNll lIs SID
ION hat'nR lll day ferf Rtef-
est % said hln 81 Buncap AIciAfl llaN tBle'
annafy sl tiias iHdtttI ht
firm of fsa,loh & loh,iAs please
and settle she same With 8aston 90 Robs
AHBER E Aston
EI AF litlbi3lnS s.
Columbus eueh ish 1883
Cppnrf,icrs N0lice
u 3 ttts Sginse lhtls this DIS iafnef
krpaftAei Sill IlHllltr Tire irin 81 Il.
fiNaao brotber % Tie pulcliase aii ale
~ mefchandis eneftlllS nHder acl
eNtifled al act to .lilg hnfiSe the SIS all,snale
ofiiniittd l,aifnefshfns within le Si
SidntY s. Ffank lin and ahn a. Ffank lin.nf
lo.phbuS, are the general parttlsf AID
NNllii.m s. dasie 81 New M IS lht sTe
cial parinefs and IS neh has eonfflbntss
lowiatlS lile esllfnnn stock ei he ctncetn,.
Us stn leu hoosaud dollars ID cash.
Sad Cap afttl hip to commence on he 2hd
daY of areb sS8 assa ierninate ola.lle 2Ad
day 81 March, l84l.
141s1 l1A -, ii Atst q kAlsl1As
JOHN a X A E Kiln.
NlIslsIAA Has IE
Calumbas ntatch 2, 1857 SaH.
o-3 the Nlassis ppian At Jtcksnn vii pub
lisll aapye for SIX eeks, and forward
their account q Frank lill and Brother.
Timely Notice.
Cs s. Fralklil being ,ie s,rens Of closing.
NAME .stll persons 5naehletl llin ptexio0
10 he J.nnAr, 1858 VIII please c.lI and
settle flirir aecnnnl s. tnsett led ON The ISt
palm, ssg viii be pttced ID The hardsai an
/ * )p. K lS SLIP ~ s. 81
4 ~ IJ1J BClSis. of Mobile. and lGsi5 u Isl
IlS 36lN F.S late III Ff.ies have this day.
ffarined Enpaetncfships with Aew Ol
doing F,ctorage and General gonialls.
fsiHA lllaBess, l1this city, uAder me hfm 81
IDUB1oi5 g q
Their business viii extend so file s-al
lCaitAn. and an uther afiicles ef produce,
Rr nlerelaaRdize, censig0ed 70 tileiis adds esss
As wei as 10 he purchase ot goods loF their
ktrienfs ia the inssliof From lieir COM
siderable Sperltnce in Cottpns shey haze
some assufaEce ii tendeigng stleir services
Il Va kl cela fti 81 p q y - tnt feAAtt4a
lnftIitien q he above they Will attend
sirictly 70 ferc sng and toiWarding afy
I shipnefts nlade to ,iieir care.
ll where tIlgif CORE spondents lpa1
ileSire, they are preplred 10 make linerai
idvance sn Cotton shipped lothelr friends
lat the Nnrtli. as WeIl as On bills cf fading
from the inftisiar.
AFsasonahle q poitienot patronage Is res
lpgctlnly solicited
la. DJb9sE
JLi JON Is.
iIsfcrcnce Us nefinrr
AisssfS Is & Baafland s Cos s
Nessrs, Lake Iitrnan & Son, Balt.
Alessl Nalke Knigh & Go.
MesSfs Roilpf, u lheai &. CO.
AfessfS W ebb & Nrshiia Lenissille.
AIessfs inau. Cinclnnati
Meskf D fllS & 90. Mobile.
Mobile Feb. 8 la5s21 1-6w.
hose Hpefs iatiNg adxeflised for
Az Dlbnae 3 , will discontinue tue
and insertthe above six weeks. and
howard cir bills ns for payment
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Or. coRNELT..

30 Just returned in Tune 70 wish his
tormer friends and the citizens Of
i.oAVntiss GENERAL "a merry Christmas und
happss New Year, and would just hint,
Slat aE ehsy, g any time. need phy ysic. tha The
5. Franklin.
fsOitffnF3tte Tls.Ss : o. sn
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N0n

TIME Partnership herefore existing Sc,
tween the subscribers under the Iirnf
Of ]. n. WA TON s. & 70. expired on tic
first day Of January, 1885,
J11sIsA Il n. w A 1T ON,
HORACE 3 - A6sl3 llss
Cotton Gin Z ovt, Jan %. 1888.
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=. ~ - OM -.

q, SALE OR RENT
'1o1 I,o.ll,..g gtpsn ImnnsFiasel
0,,,, gsaugiOl q. residence slta.l 81
! H. ~. tuscaloosa roat cahie,l
loD,s: y t4e Rev, Geore rac
isbla 2 acres. and has
.dmr.ss.s,. ss.s,.sihpg-wilh four room
',..' .a'se below stairs. Ia r,s,li
lfo,,,s fS eai Aouses. aud 4 6o, NOR.
VIVA uS ota mile from tI,s bslas
ls-moderaie
E, B. DRAKE M
= sale o. Renr
Two erll
tF lots, willf rle
fIE thereon. sitoalsd
Fable paris n M.
~. For firthcr 'DfoF
'''n, euquire II
si,1i,, W SIAiN0N
''A0NS & TFl -,
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pItsIk srSsl' 10. q. AUcusT. 1887.
!. - subscribers have catered into Gu.
partnership under The firm 81
SCOT &. BUSH. & III
fnf the purpose &c fransaSting i n e51 e.1s11F
sie1ecSg and Comm iSsiO1l Eg9s-
Si2teSS III tiir lsity 81 Alo.jle.
AtM. a SEQ viii be ID Mobile bs
ns 18th nE October next. 81 which Tins
hey would he thankfni luranJ business that
may be ertrnstpd to their care, and 1rpnl
1se to use every effurtto give general satis.
fectIon
WM. a SCOTT.
EDMUND II. RUSH.
Rlsls + 4 HEM sTsY.
The business Of Henley Scott, & CO.,
viii be continued.
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NOTICI. : 90. -. z Z. II 60 Isl

~ 3 lMAS1LS - ttffss41e FSf + IN Wal
sons indebted "a tie tate 81. I. i9ssss,a,, 3
tnntk ca. Walton & Daggett. ot.. ..a,i
VV.llnn, that al accounts and notes,
settled bVghe FIRST of March. will be put Il
Tie hands ot an officer for collector. with
out tn sers0ns e0tf
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9rll1s and .I.efI csnea

s comflete, and 81 be rendered nn1e
So b continued acsessipps noe s-
geiHing rIleice assnItn;ent nc Sin
ard ckles. among hieh are kanerioi.
iDs So tlIslfl and 1biflss 1854
lnp lslin bail beef apce
selye Danfsans fsl PIE d
and liiil Is s. /, ic.l 4 fites
Southern Argus., 1838-03-27

E s
IToaNkl ~ Asg
continue g slefal las ime and
aAentlon assldiegSlg % lie dl'tie
us pfaieAAseas and Wal practice ID the Gil.
euit ,nti8 81 isnwnges. nlp0i Dc. Nsxnbee.
k.nfers linsl0ns .hbeiiay Chirka.
nd nha coss.l and il, the S0
pEsnse end Gllancery kaftss at JacksOn.
Mississippi
0liiee Essl1m2us, N.,g
January 1897
Southern Argus., 1838-03-27

John w Byrn g a G. Bnrgess.
Y n saciated Themselves together
fir ttic purpose q tgansactlns
Ge eraI Auctioa Coainllssion Basis
ness.
They III attend - the sale Of all kinds oi
property iIiat may he stIS red and will, alsi.
receive and store all kinds nt gndtls that pet
sale 81 at auction. Store on Main ssrgtt !
one door east Of lure 8 Hn,nphries.
N BYsiaa,
A. BURG ESS.
Columbus, Feh 81. 1888 24f
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>. - ~ - - D q u u - DC

OLU ~ is q nN{E
8 Nv III practice n tllr Circuit csnfss
pfles, Manroe e lstl8belia. 81 in
slln, and Nuxu2ee Cnunfies TIeir eGiict
= on Main Street one door east 6f w e Clne
E-lIumphfie's gnlbiug =,
Columbus. Noy. 80. 1887.
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alk 0DarLneI lliIl

u q -III7I -1I77I1l llII1 q T-E7I-
IA AK i tllis met A1Otl 81 Inf form fhn
lie plsle that theY Wil continue ls
devote t|3eil undivided attention q tIie d0.
81 their iefessior
FheV VII attend tie ;rcuis Courts
koR 1afoe iastan Nouu6ee.
he9. ana 6eh snneifs ia Mis-.
sIssipp. and kickfns County .4ia6ama
glsl.s 0f ese United States O
Nis>asiril and HE la0n.
so0r IS G,llai1cery held 81 gle sam,
~ eesffl elec5n Col.iall Us, 1Ii..z
August
Southern Argus., 1838-03-27


COPA ~ TN y Ht Sill IL &c "a R(Ez
HHNtiE alide gpe Iises entered ihto Cd
partnef zhir fof ilis parnes o ans
eting uersf r At fSE .AND
eonmis on Busin mess.
ansti.is cityf under Inc name and STYLE o.
Fontaine freeman & Lane,
snd Is 81 city New 0fieans nnde De
maine apf sl}le A s IS + NJ a Z \ I.
g TO re bushes . fliis place q bt
re1,ltctef befstalnfe bg 81 Fantaint
and FREEMAN, aid ID NeW 0ileans
effeel from sad aiser lie Isl day ei Deem
flnAe W EnY be necessary close
JOHN N El a
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oL sI
Southern Argus., 1838-03-27
lREAT AUCTIoN eALR.

ON FRIDAY The 5oth day
~ March next, WI be seki
a public auction "a the preme
Is, tie fnllowipg described
property. viz;
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* t1P * u ~ E.lt hip NIL 81
tIJlJ Cls F.. of Mobile. and ItlsI5 u IS
e. los f.S. late III Fi'Ies have this sia5
TERMED GppatElrfship. With = Alew oi
doing actursage and l1sileral Aaninlis-
sion l3lsiHess, iuthis CT " uider the hiIn q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29
SUMMARY.

COswAT ~. R0nINsoH, Esq. has resigned dc
Presidency Of the Richmond and Frederic ksbnrg
Railroad Company--and JosEFH NJ. Surfp4RD,
Esq. has been elected In his place.
The ease OF MAHAS, indicted in Mason conn
y, Kentucky, on n charge Of being concerned ia
abdariias slaves, was tried ON the l5ih instant,
and resulted in his aeluiiiaL Our readers viii
reeolleet that il was in consequences Of the deli
very Of this man, By Gov. VAwer, to the ausio-
rites Of Kentucky. that BE Van BuTen party In
Ohio, By abusing Cor. Vance FOG ihis act. sue
eceded in uniting ali the Abolitionisss Of thas
State wilh their party and ihus succeeded IN
eiectiBg daeir Governor
The trial Of the case Of WfLtIsm Bsosswrtl.
on an Indictment Tor forgery, which has been re-
moved for trial 70 Hartford County Court. has,
We understand, been postponed until The next
term Of thar Court Baiii'nors cAroaisis.
LEws srEENnoD has been nominated By the
Van Bufen parry, As a candidate fcg Congress
from he Wheeling district w. NoaaAr
(Y. B. is the present representative.
r he steam ship Great Wes,ern reaches Eng
land a. the anticipated Tins on her rsiarn voy-
age, she viii have iraversci 10000 miles % va
ser in nine moaths
We understand thai ne trial ~ the eare b.
tween portions q he Presbyterian Church viii
como on ms day in ne Supreme C0uu.---FAiis-
asiFsia q. Ge1ans, lgasday iass.
The Chicaro Doaocnat % ne l0th in,tsnt. an
nouucss d.e deafh % ne. Caattn, nls Governor
eleci Of Illinois.
a miiiion Of dollars have been collected in
Pennsylvania, since iasi November, as loii far
merchandise ihai has passed between Pidiadsl-
Phia sud pisisbunr.
Wign ~. srrau.---The pachet ship United
ssstesS o. Der iast voyage 20 Liverpool, was on
y SHEEN days from port 70 port.
The hiunds q Senator TsLLuaBsr cave him
q apisudid dinner az De Amercun Hotel Ia De
city of New York, on Friday evening lasi.
When Cen. Harrisona own State sent agsis-,
him ihe Van BHfsuiieg claimed that be- was en-
iifcly osi 81 ihe question for nie Preadsncy.-
~. Ven Barea has now in 90 probability iosi
hs owa siaic. and. BIZ De same rule, A. 3 cut
q tho qnessi5n iof lae Presidency. Ds saarrs-
fuirs ~ friisss-ssaa5ryosn upsa Is. pg-,ssrf ~
~. cia1t s'sfdea e. a. Clief useftrasv -'noai
Gps,i,ieafta-i Louisville Journal.
q ssaid. thsi lhe raragraph ia M. Ven Ha-
EonN Message abosi e De softer seoosd ikou-ffs
e O. peog,sr vas wrisen ~ 1saaior Wfirir
Fhai ~ aseh nea e. Senator Wriehi and ~
ieneaa AHow about str tsouhisi Ncinsr
e a.ea be- tpt,r ,loarhi once q moafh.--n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

CANADIAN PATRIoTs-Messrs. ThelleF,
Dodge, Mckenzie & Co., Canadian gentlemen,
who have been engaged in the late disturbances
in Canada, are going about the uniied- States,
holding public meetings, and addressing a. srm-
blages Of citizens, ia relation 10 the eyil war
in tho territories Of Canada, and eBdeavoring 10
excite agitation and sympathy in this county
Mckenzie and Theiler addressed very large
meeling at Washington Hall, Baltimore, on
Thursday night last--and similar "sympathy''
meetings have been held in NeW-IOTk, Phla-
deIphia, and other towns.
This whole proceeding, as The Alexandra Ga
zctie remarks, strikes as as exceedingly inprO-
per. We 90 most sincerely sympaihize with the
Canadians, who are oppressed or unfortunate
but our sympathy" is more likely TO be appeas-
ed lhan increased BY the harrangues Of ''foreign
asitAioFs," who, driven or dying from the scene
% war, come here 70 SOW The seeds q dissehtion
between friendly nations.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

nsnbips ender the AT feceaily passed
by TIE legislaspla % fiskiail.
On Friday, Mr. aIilison oisrsd ne
following fesoiaiion. whick Wal nhani-
lnonsly sdopleds
Resoired, That The Soathern and South
western States have common interest 10
e1seiing restoration Of the foreign trade.
and that with . view 70 secure unity Of
purpose. and csncsSi Of action, the people
Of North Carolina and virginia be re-
commended 10 send delegates the Conf
mereial Convention which will assemble
in Charleston IN the spring Of 1850.
Col. Hayne OF Charleston rose and adj
dressed the Convention IN support Of the
above. and was received with round Of
applause. IIis address was fer,id and
animated. and was responded 10 BY fie-
qnent bursts OF approbasior.
Mr.. "A. w. enable moved the follow
ing resolution. which was uDanimoosly
adopted;
Resofrsd. Tha, this Convention do re-
commend 20 the people Of Virginia and
North Carolina 10 send delegates TO .
Convention 10 be assembled IN Raleigh 10
Nov. 1880.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

csr.,pena..e. y lA. .sslIsaaI J.l.iIsn.e,r.

CofTe1potrfi,cf ~ t1c sfuftofiuf JhfEtflefltcfr.
Nav YoRx, NOVEMBER -.
The Canada newsis all important. The
Patriots have been routed horse, foot,
and dragons" =; Prescott. Niih every
man. save one OF two. killed, wounded,
or made prisouers. The details Of this
tragedy are appalling. A thousand reg
ulars assembled at Prescott on the IGih,
aud commenced = regular firing on the
wiAdsnill. where the Patriots bad secFeied
themselves. The batteries we've placed
but 100 TO 200 yards from the mill, and
the consequences was that the balls passed
entirely through the stone building. Be-
sides the regulars there were thousand
Of the MALTA in The service Of the Gov
eminent. The Patriots we're surrounded
by land and water--toOr steamers being
upon the water, aud two thousand troops
completely hemming them in 90 the land.
Letters from Ogdensburg say that the Pa
triois fought like devils until near sunset,
when they came out with Gag Of truce,
which for 4 time was mol regarded, the
Loyaiists having instructions 10 give no
quarter. Five hundred. il is supposed,
are killed. BILL Johnson is captured,
not by the Loyalists, but by a United
States Marshal. BiRGE. the patriot Gen
eral, is also in the care Of keeping Of the
same marshal. The prisoners taken at
Prescott by the British have been sent To
Kingston.
The official account Of this battle, pub
lished by 4 Lieut.. Colonel Of The SD re-
giment, makes nG mention Of the above
particulars, except as 10 the number OF
prisoners and the total overthrow Of The
Patriot forces. OF this fact, there seems
TO be 90 doubt. The Patriots complain
OF broken pGOmises on the part Of the in
hsbilsnts Of Upper Canada. They pledg-
ed men and arms. and gave neither
The brigands will soon be sick Of their
sympaihy.
We hear from the Eat that the fTIgste
Incons'ant, in which Lord DURHAs and
family set sail. had sprung leak and put
into Halifax.
A bearer OF despatehes goes out in the
Great Western from Sir JonK coLEoRaE
The rebels at Montreal, 400 ia number
were to be tried last Monday.
4 letter received to-day from Col
WoRTH confirms about all the news |
send you from the frontier. Col. WoRTII
thinks the Patriots in the vicinity Of hi.
headquarters are pretty well used up
and almost tired Of Csnadian patriotism.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

VIRGINIA COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.
The Virginia Commercial Convention
which met at Norfolk on Wednesday
week, adjourned on Saturday evening, AZ.
Ter . session Of four days. During The
early period Of iss session, The question Of
Internal Improvement occupied good
share Of its deliberations.
The report Of the committee e - on
the general subject which claimed the az.
ieniion Of the Convention. Is said to have
been an able paper, eontsining a large
mass Of statistical and historical informa-
lion, illustrating the causes Of The loss Of
the direct trade Of Virginis. The follow
ing resolutions accompanied The report
which we're concurred ia with gres, una
bimiiy:
Resoirsd, That exchanges between ma
lions Of their several commodities should
be effected with the least possible delay
and expense; and that an indirect and
eiFcaiious transportation is mutually dis
Advantageous IN sUbjeeting the trade con L.
ducied through such channels to changes
and burdens which would be avoided BY
the estabiishment Df direct int rcoufsc.
Rssoiefd, That the trade by which The
people Of Yirginia arc supplied with
those articles which they receive in ex.
change for the products Of their industry
u, Tor the most part. an indirect trade.
being through the ehiefports Of The north.
ern states and that united and unFemis-
ted szoriions should DO made 10 restore
the direct communication which was for.
merly productive Of 50 much benefit.
Rssolvsd. That This Convention do 70.
commend that immediate steps Be taken
10 induce Manufacturers snd other Capi.
ialisis IN foreign couniries 10 establish
agencies spd torn commerrihl connec.
iiens among ~ IN order shat Ire goods
exported By them 20 this country may be
seat 10 their fnai dessinaiioB, without BE-.
Jog subjected % those expenses afisibg
from intermediate agencies, which ere
injurious alike q The producer and The
consumer.
Rsfoirea, That The President appoint 3
committee o. seven, whose duty 4 shall
be, siter ibe adIournmsni of ihe Conven-
tioa. 10 use all means y hich they may
deem necessary and propof % secure he
objects contemplated "a the naxl preced-
ing Restitution.
RssoiDed That lhis Convention DO re-.
commend 70 all merchants cad iradors 70
give preferences IN procuFiuR their sup.
plies 81 iho fmporlcFs In che cities 81 va.
gi1ia and NoTih Caroiina. end de ether
staple Siaies, whenever they can Be- %.
lsiaod upo1 - good terms - when puf.
chased abroad.
Resoiorf. That viii e view % ihs Ell
cent smpioymunl 81 such Of Our surplus
capital e 70 noi invesied in commarrisi
punuiu. aad % The encouragement 81
.hosq pefsona. Bho With iodusirg sod 10.
.eIigsnce, ere prevented 81 want 81
means SON engsqing ~ Mercantile ore.
'aiions. ihis Cenyeniion a. eafnesilg -.
commend The toEDsiion 81 Limited PART
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29
THE STATES.

NORTH CAROLINA.--The Norih Carolisa
Legislature met At Raleigh on the 10Th instant.
In the Senate, Mr.. JoYSEz (Whig) was elceiesi
oy majority over SIR Witsox (Y. b T. thc
House Of Commons, VIZ. A. GRaHAai (Svhig)
was elected Speaker on the lst bailof by ~ votes
over MrcHAEL HoxE, ~. b. In both Houses
the vote was strictly party one All is righ, in
Ncrth Carolina.
AIISSISSlPPI.-Mr. TRorTrR, one o. Inc v.
b. United StaieESenafors Of Mississippi, has re-
signed his seat. The late elections for rnsmiess
OF the legislature having resulted IN favor al the
Wings, IL is presumed that Wing will &c elect
Ell 90 Gil the Vacancy.
The afissiSsippian gives he cfsrial returns o.
votes fcE State Treasurer, from Al counties, by
which il appears thai DIR. Silas Brown, the Wing
candidate, has received majority of 1857 votes
over Col. Fail, his Van Burcn opponent, and
comes near having As many votes as all three Of
The other candidates pat together;
Browns vote in a counties. S69t
FALL ASH
Craie, 1871
Dixon. eC6
So much for Van Eurcnism in Mississippi.
We regret to learn that both Mr.. PreDtiss and
Mr.. Word decline reelection 10 Congress.
DELAwARE---our unfortunate defeat was
in consequence Of a diSunion in the Wing party
in that thorough Wing county, old Susssx. Il
appears that a bargain was made between the
supporters OF the Wing Reform ticket, and The
Opposition, that il the Van Bnrcn party voted
for the Reform ticket, they, (ihe whlgs) would
vote for Col. Robinson, for Congress.
The Wings have a majority Of eight in tie lie.
gisiature, which ensures the re-eieefisa of that
sterling Wing, the Hon. II. n. Dayard, TO the
U. S. Senate.
MICHlGAN.-Somed doubt stili remains as e
she result Of the Michigan election though th'
opinion seems TO be that II has again gone in "a
vor OF the Administration by greatly diminish
ed majority. One thing, however, is certain, tia
the Wig gain is large, showing The tendency o
public oPihion in thar quarter, and that only ont
more year IS required to set all right in Michigan
PENNSYLVANIA next Legislainr
OF this State viii elect U. s. Senator in plsc'
OF Samuel Mexican. Among The candidate
spoken Of, is, THABDErs STEVENS, Esd. who Vii
no doubt receive the supper Of the Ahii-AfaScna
party.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

TIE STEAM stIIPs.--I viii be seen tia,
che LIvERFooL, about the safety 81 Which serious
fears have been fet for The last 40 weeks, ar
rived AZ New YORK on Frdsy last. Her delay
vas caused by her re,ure 60 Cork, eight days az
ler sailing. 70 procure new supply OF coal, It
having become apparent thai she had not encugh
Cor the WholS voyage.
The GaEAr WEsrxaS ssiiei from New York
% Friday last. being her las, Trip ihis seasen =
she had on boarl 100 passengers for England.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29
csvrs,poaisnss "a. Bshtsoss ckssalsis.
SAcKErT'a HAnhooR, N. VI

Nov. lG. less.
a change has CONS over TO spirit 81
Psiriot successes. The gallant bsnd who
60 valianhy beat OF q large body Of BE-
eailanls few days since D. nov in ns
turn on iho eve 81 q cad faVefss. A.
soon ~ ihs result Of TIE battle 81 Presrsf
vas known, q concsniafy Of her maiesiy's
wandering deiachmenis was fcT,buiib o..
aered, end have now surrounded their in4
.ifepid insadan. OR village il en- aaKiCiy
in ihil mailer. sad toe most sanguinary
results ere anticipated The pairiois. Ike
The Spanans, are few in number AID ia
vested BY thousands, bot unlike them.
they occupy no "posi" end are without
beenidaa. Their leader however, "a Po-
lish oticer Of disiinciion) has seen service
and is reported e brave man.
Deiarhmenia Of iho eih n. 8 fufsnirf
in government steamers. bower sboui lhs
scene Of war aud aEe daily witnesses 90
the carnage On both sides. ThsB dis
charge Their duty of preserving neuirali-
", with ihe nimogt aafiduiig, aat arasif
themselves Of their very dsIcsia tssk -
ihe sslislsciion 81 sll parties Eneiaad 4
Be- hoped, is By his time copsincea ~ tie
sincerity with which We uniie with her
b. TIE suppression az attempts from our
shore 70 disiafb berproYineisl tranquiliiy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29
HIfNoIs PRICES.

AEEoE, HLL..) Nov. 8. 1888.
There will be more Hogs slaughtered
This season By 10 70 1900 than there was
ever ksowa; prices hsve advanced TO 3 =
81 dollars per cWt Very pgims $40
Corn plenty Al % els.--Oais 25--Whsat
81 100. The polsloe crop this season
hss entirely failed, other articles most q.
buRdsat Beef Is packing moderately o.
50 50 p per cwt, az which i've 90
eight Thousand cattle could b bad.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

Trial for PrgJpr.--In the u. s. Cir
cult Court 1iliihg - Alexandra, Francis
fonwiek was tried last week on 90 ihdiet-
insut fof perjury. foF swearing falsely 10 8
ease Of sssaoh snd bailefy ia which e
William Hudland was under lgiai The
aasigumenis Of perjury IN We indictment
wcrs in felaiion 60 facts sgofn 70 by Tire
psisoner. which II true. would have &C.
quilted Hudlaad. The prisoner sVoro
ihal hudiand YEA not present AZ re tire
and place when lhe aiicFsd asssult oc-
1ered, nor did Dc commit q o. ed and
assist ga Committing ii=@buf hat Hudland
aas in bis compauy az saolhef plaee--ia
legal language. % rWoFe GO an sgf5i.--
dudlsnd, uotwithsiaa3iag lho evidences
Of fenwick, was found guilty 81 lho Jerry
shieb tined bin. The perjury eas Prov
ed % the ssiisiaciion 81 fhe inry, Who AZ.
terra lahosious inVesi.9aison oS lhe casa
Cos ioaf days yciefnca 4 verdict 81 GniNt
sgainsl Eenwick. re wee sentenced To-
confnsnenl IA ihs Penifendafg for Mges
yeaTa.-- BoH. -das.
ssrvd him right"