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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
CONGRESS-.

The thru session Of the 25,h Congress
commenced on Monday last. Ia both
Houses a quorum was present. Ia the
House JAnES X. Polk took the Chair
2lj members were IN their seats-about
81 absent. In the Senate tie Chair was
taken by the Hon. WA. Il. MING. and %
Senators were piesent-20 absent. Ia
tie House Mr.. DO'y and Sir. Jones both
spresEed and claimed seats. n, having
been duly elected as delegates from the
Territory Of Wisconsin. The subject was
postponed till Thursday. HucH a. GAR
LAID. Of Mecklenhurg. Va. Was elected
Clerk 10 The House Of Representatives to
fil tae vacancy created by the death Of
Walter $. franklin. The following can
didaies were nomins.sd. and received the
annexed number u votes ca the first bal
lot:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
LOCAL MATTERS

In Obedience to the general Invitation given
through our columns last week TO the .'frissds
and nsisheors" az our entsrprising and estesm-
ed feiov-citix-n., Messrs. Fsnp & ssrprs, ~s
had tho pleasure, on Saturday last, To sc pre-
cent and Par,ske Of grand and sumptuous en-
tertasnmenta at the hospitals mansion Of the
last named gentleman, Mr.. Daniel SNYDER -
About two hundred gentlemen were present
TIE entertainment MA. given in ceic brsiion OF
,he completion Of Messrs. 3. & s, large and
valuable Gour Mill. just erected on ,he west
bank Of tho Shenandoah river, short distsnce
above ke,es' Ferry. The celebration wa, wor-
Thy Of the liberal gentlemen who gave it,
Tho Dinner, &C. land VIC mean something by
the sc y were such o. ell seemed to relish aud
delight IN. u was What IA ght DO terIned n real
good oli-fashionod Virginia free and easy social
and jo'iai meeiins-s msetias that cannot fail
10 be productive Of much good. in the way Of
promoting tia, social and friendly feeling so
desirable amongst neiShbors and members OF
tho sane community. we would be hsppy TO
see similar mode adopted by all others who
may wish To commemorate any particular event.
Nothing would be deemed more appropriate, or
could be moro acceptable to our citizen. gere-
rally. Never did entertainment pass of
more pieasasily, than the ono on thi. eeasion.
II wss worthy of all INIT alton.
Whilst there, wo embraced the oppor tuni,y
TO pay visit 20 the new Mill. which We found
an admirable ,trCeture in all respects. II i,
propelled b, the shena pdosh river; the entire
fall bsirg IG feet, Of which arc thrown of
for high wster. The house IL 50 by Gu feet, and
4 stories high, containing 4 pairs OF French
burs-all the machinery h.ing com plete and OF
tho most approved Kind. Tho mill i. capsule Of
manufacturing 40 barrels OF supsrfne -four
perd'y TIE ms.onry, We learned, ws. exc
cuird by nr. George Randall; the brick work
nv Mr.. George ve,tsl; tho carpenters work by
Mr.. benjamin Tomiinsos; ard tho plpn and
mill-wrisht work by Mr.. William ID. forth
or his towu-ihe whole finished in q style
sni subs;sniiaI maoner highly ercdit,bie TO the
gen,lemsn by whom the several parts were
executed. The skill. ingenuity, and workman
snip displayed throughout, showed what Was
gratifying 10 usto know, that We have srtizans
at our door capable ofcon.iructins mill mac.il-
cry not 10 DC surpassed will venture TO assert,
Ia any quarter oftbc Union.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

a n-| Administration paper las jasi been
started q; Washington, under the title OF the
METaoroti'-" II TO be published three times
week by /. $. Meyer, and 10 be edited by
Thomas Jefferson Smith. The frs, number
makes the following hi Al the G. ODE: "He will
tsays TIC editor IN svor az all times 20 use such
language oaly IS gentlemen arc accustomed 10 !;
aad no attack upon han, or his principles, will
ever provoke hul 20 4 foTTeiCu!ncss Of respectful
courtesy AMI Sen'.cnanly department. towards
hs Antagonists and when 1t becomes necessary
to speak Of individuals, or the opinions t,cy en-
terrain, personal abuse shall ncvcr be substituted
Tor facts, nor .ndccoroas language for ary.i-
uen,"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

volous p,s,iI1e and proaisa'e Indulgence;
though We canno, hat b. hvorably IN
pressed with the snay,i.cs and amenities
Of di,posi,ion exhibited Throughout, the
period Of his ruined hopes aud unsh.rcd
banishment On :he publication OF this
journal we shall again roeur % II. and
meanwhile we can promise work that
csnno, be read without surprise, interest,
and continually piqued curiosity.
The journal is copied from the oIi-iaal.
in the possession OF Matthew l.. Davis.
Esq. snd appears uader his editorial su-
pervision.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

Col. T"oN4S III. WILLIAMS, formerly n Sena-
ter IN Congress. has received the Executive APP
poin,incni Of L. 6. Senator for the STATE Of Ms
siSsipPi, Ia place Of Judge Troiier. rcsisneI-
Nh Truitor was elected last year to ill the va
c1ncy occ7sionci by the resignation of the Hon.
Judge ftscs. The term expires on he IN Of
March next Mr. Whliam-. W. be.icy,. sun
ror,S Toe Administration. WIKI. 10 hii his
p'a'c at nc expiration of his term, will no doubt
le elected hy tie Legislature OF Mississippi nor,
~ session
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

Tic official returns Of the recent election IN
New-Yor,-, give seward (whi,) iaa. sea vo;ez
Nancy ". b Is9,54a Sewars,s majority
therefore, * 1926. The majority FOR Hradish,
Tor L'rui. Govcrncr, X 1881. The aggregate
vote COST, was 3'J,tl1: being much the LARGEST
vote ever gwen N the State. Stewards rain
siacc l,5i. Is 23,ois. Marcy IS the most ponu-
lar man Of his party IN New Yor,. and enicr-
iI'ns some prominent Conservative opinions
M Wan Euren. or an other man Of las parry.
would have been defeated ~ at less, go Geo
votes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
His conviction la, been strengthened
BY recent events -" What sro they


I; will bc sea ~ The letter of Mr. Iivvs.
ihat hc m-in'sins, with = patriotic constituency,
h.- Con rva:ive Psn-rlcs. Un.oc ,h~ Rich
mrt.i Enquirer, Nj l.. does not "hc,i = u. tie
h1-r anl run with TIE hounds" on the Sub
Treasury question. lie was o. posed - tn cleo
toa os ,h- Van rurrn candidate fir Governor
oi Pennsylvania, because hc tc'ie--d It would
be claimed as triumph Of ihe SIN-Trc,sury
'~h-rne'-a sc.one which De- be,.-rcs ":Iausht
uth f7'ai ecr>"T ucnccs 10 tic country" lie
;ain's IL 2 mater 81 ''grly- curs; icfaiicn v-hc-
ther C,u rr.liiscs en- "c9nsc.cGtiuusiy bc.iow
i4ef vote. 90 rs g. IL in.:runl-n'al IN fastening
uPoa tic county G s~h-n" winch they Le'iese
o. De ruinous g. iis peuiy and dangerous 10
i:, .ce .a,ti.uIons." What viii lic Eiior OF
tlc Enquirer tt.nk n th,' condemnation OF .
oqu1 p. D. Nj RD- on Inc sub Treasury que.-
taa: Val hr continue % nlvcca.e The election
90 mcn 90 Office, whom he pro:esscg - believe
n.;h Nr. Il. vi'i "fisicn upon tn country a
scheme fatal % Hs property" Gc.s IT, view Of
l> r'~i--'t0 sin, Or swim with tie iinini-tra-
ton ~ MARIN Van Eufen," no cac en- have
g icI.l upon ir SUI &C.. Tie rcmor.'4ncc q
SIR Htcs GRAINS! lie ccur,r. wiii a. unh-cdcd.
md DC Enquirer dsfcsaripr ~ 3om aud pa
is9t 800" ceu,npe BE support OF ssys'em Which
4 ac.nrwelr"y all 20 "fuaous O. the most
'.'-i interests = nc country "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

FAT OxEN.--Four OF the faiesi Oxen
ever exhibited in this country are now
TO be seen al the yard, corner of Callow-
hill and Seventh street. They weigh each
about -four thousand pounds and are ofthe
short horn Durham breed. and bear the
names Of Clay and Webster. given to
them last year at Washington by the dis.
tinguished Senator'S, lIenfy Clay and Dam
iel We5s,er.-Then Mr.. Webster chose
tho largest 20 bear his name; but since
that lime, Gig has got ahead of Webster.
P.ia kI liia q S. Gatsii,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
@

Tie ciit,r ofile fndtrck'ovn I!cr5d. be a
ir.cl artir.r in irf-1cc % t.- malignant cruf--
20 s'a' political ani p~r'nhsi enemies - Which
g., appears o. la -urroundsi uses hc following
snic' 'n- ia1-u.cr 90 Poor. r,.scfah,c wretch
r' fry csui ii dechvty II .ufam7. gri-r'-
ga. ~ spi faaaa .r,. for we nrraen'ous mercy Of
u.tiae rur.irn-eto towards 'hein ~ f.e ?ro..rva-
n"f ih.f nae.e-' sad worthless lives ali a.
f Tier. g "ry ani. as blasted
a'' .-I'..i raeum~af o. .e.-f 90 fafYr- s-,
f - ' --'ee of r. msrrlD.e sweep su~j e.
..r p.rfsn siu'atr1 fafreef hereafter"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

Tscaiy-iro Whiss All eighteen Van Burra
men wefe elected o. CohgIess. N rev York. q
h.r f--snt election -a9i % 20 ~. a. b-reiof,re
fs'-l john 20 H'Hry vi heae returned
Hoa auerl and Waync copllr.. aaI a,t SIR
S'tonr v. 3d.. a. A. Cri stated. ILsre.aif uas
preincci ly rejecting 'lie vo.c. gltc1 be- Arcadia.
a Van fuscn iown, Ia csn'e9grac- 81 naui 49,
'sfen'5 eve ro.s moff hc.ag found IN Co., la1es
a'aa fi-fe rlfe names oa l,c gaI asis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

From hs Bgga'o Com .iiv1H,,r. Nor %.
OUTRhcE.-Among the articles Of
freight brought mp by the cars from the
Falls list evening. vas a long suspicious
looking box. marked mil saws" which
attracted the attention Of Deputy Collcc-
Tor Dwight. who happened 70 DO at the
railroad depot The box was carried to
the l.. $. Hotel. and Mr.. Dwight took
ihe liberty Of opening IT, snd found that
instead Of saws, u was filed with muskeis.
bayoneis. cartridge boxes. shoyels. pick
axes, Sc. altogether q miseellsne Gus as
sorimcnt q utensils useful 10 carrying on
waflike operations.
Mr.. u. feeling himself warranted in
ssizing them. under the circumstance, be
dad co. and Vss Immediately set upon by
a gang q ruGians who had collected a.
round. lie defended himself for " hile
bot was soon Knocked down from behind.
kicked and bruised While down. and drag.
gcd round by BIS hair and IN The mean
hmc the articles he had seized we're car
ned "a by some person unknown. The
outrage was one of The most hiehhsnded
,nd a'rocioBi that vas ever committed m
the city. and we trust that prompt and
e6eeioal means vii Re employ ed " briog
Tie blenders % justice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

t. ifrf'-'Hfs ~ Fsansfifafia M ~ ifsf-
'r 90 re-i ~ iaf Tle P.I.3-'g ,aa
g-'f -'clirf r'r..aa ess- AL clstn t- ear
,- 81 hr f.a.r. The WIZ clnsi-
i.f-s f'rtl ,ar err.h-s'r 81 e.rs1an. a-G af.
81 rrrr -r.-.s' % fieF --a.t ua'i t.e u .as.
mar.r Eri Las. BE- 81 fs.s.
Af rtra rrr frav lnd rraps.- 30.
t e. ll-fral air Ia -tr-r. g. sefr
80 C.ert 81 o. Her-~ .4rrt O.. r- a
ahal $50 O. srhf 60 r.r ee-fe,a-
aIf.e' r.e frtrretff o. b. s---. 81, ta.e
r ops h.u tv b. n1r-fa.t. t IS
80 duty ~ ftr Wee ura,r-ys
tr f1 sas 'rafs ar Naa Bafra
eru.ris b, s., go t...f l..ga.,y 81 ,-saire.sel
r, uta eiaa 81 .ss 81 ~ passessiaa 81 ~
f-n
% a..lfsa e. rttiifs seirns Gsrsurs
3 s1cs . 90 - e. a, q 3 sa..,os ..aa. psns-
sflfara
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

The A'csastra Gazette STATE. tlati'c nav..
cation - the Chesapeake sni oa,o Canal. b.
tween lIarpcrs-Fery and Seneca. viii be su--
Tcadcd ca TIC l5ih instant. snd continue -o until
TIE end % ihe year, FOR t,- plrpotr Of MAXIM
r-phir7. IT'S probable that the other portions Of
t'e Canal Will also BE- c'oBcd Tor part OF the
tine
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

Me- INV
Messfs. ti.'on, Stewart. snd IIopkias
Of NirEiuii, all onsorvs,,ves. aud Mes,rs.
Gran'lsnd and Jackson. Of Georgia, " no
might probably have been counted upon
for Mr.. CLARK, bad the Virginia candidate
been on, Of tie way, gave the ir support to
Nr. Garland.
Mr.. GsrlSnd has been Tor several ,cs-
sions prominent member Of Virginia
Legislature, and is a thorough going .up.
porter Of tho Administration. A maiori.
t. o!the atsen;ees were Whis. and Goa
scivatiycs-and several wings and Con-
serva,ivcs present 20 their shame be il
said deserted their party on tbs occasion
and voted for Mr.. Garlsnd-by which
means &c va, elected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

The Government is already proceeding
asains; two OF the sure;ies OF Mr.. Swari-
won't. Messrs. Birisall and Quaekenbos,
the two Of the three who have property,
and ~ho, Of course. must be sacrificed.
|; il also stated that Mr.. s. provided for
the security Of his bo..dsmen, but the de-
posiiary with whom was entrusted this
security has spent it oil or course. no
bondsmen can make up any thing like
the amount Of the alleged defalca,ion
say only sligo. Goa out Of 81 20, 600
the balance Of which Uncle Sam must
put 10 the account Of profit and loss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
-Ilp

Persons disposed 20 purchase, viii remember
MAJ i'r 'a'e Of tie valuable tavern ~ pcuy in
'hA'ie,iown, bciooging 70 tie heirs 81 the ia,-
John Matchmaker, will take place Tomorrow,
(Ffiday.)
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

CANADA Tho War sppess TO bsve
been suddenly brought 20 a close. Ar.
reefs are COW making amongst the "Psiri.
o's"-ir'al and hanging ,be neat busina.,
10 30 performed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

A BLACK SUrT-oR.-A gentleman in
the upper par, Of the city a short time
since. purchased himself a handsome
suit oi black" in which be made his first
appearance some days alier.-One day
this week, a stranger called on lis wife
aud stated that he just los, his brother.
and tina. Mr.. - had told him To call
and get has new black suit TO wear 10 the
iuneral-no sooner said than done-but
as our informant states. the brother has
not. as yet, been buried. nor the sui: Of
black" returned.-Ra Patriot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
TIE OHIO RAIL. nom


We stated some days since. in a nara
graph respecting the proceedings Of the
stockholders OF the Baltimore end OHIO
Rail Road Company at IL. recent general
meeting. that the President and Directors
having happily overcome the principal
difficulties ia their wsy, had determined
to prosecute with the utmost yisor. the
extension Of the Road from Harpcrs- Fer.
! ~ westward 10 Cumberland. Since that
time several brizades Of Engineers have
been despatched for the purpose Of max
ing the final location Of the route with
az little delay as possible and they are
diligently engaged in the discharge of
that duty. We have now the satisfaction
to refer the attention of our readers 10 the
advertisement III another column. hv
which II will be seen that the entire :, .
between llaFpers.Ferry and Cumberland
conrrI'ing distance 81 about ono hun.
dred miles, is expected 10 be ready for
contract in all the month Of March lS:;g
( The ronte viii be through the territory of
/ Virginia, until II approaches within four
or five miles Of Cumberland. where IT
will cross the Potomac and ente. tie ter.
riiory OF our own State. Nv PASSING
through Virginia. the Road can be con-
| sttucted a, much less cost than by any
other route. while a: the sane time The
Z possibility i avoided Of collision with the
Canal which is pursuing the Maryland
shore OF the Potomac. The Ciiys sob
scriptlon Of three millions will supply the
funds required for The Road from iIarpers.
Ferry 10 Cumberland. and will enable
the Board 10 construct IL in the most go.
proved and durable manner.
4 la The meantime. The important work Of
he alterations and repairs 81 the Road
from tins city 20 lIarVors.FcrTy. -includ.
ing the laying down 81 new iron rails Of
The heaviest sud best hind. and the cut.
ting down Of the inclined planes az Parr's
Ridge,-is going forward With q stead.
ness and energy that will bring !; TO-
close al an early day. and thus enable The
Company TO realise the important advan-
iages which are sure 10 result from IL.
Haiino's .Irao iesn
Mr.. Cambreleng. IN a speech last win.
ter. brssied that The sob treasury system
Has al all evegis fastened upon the peo.
PIE for four years We suspect Cam has
learned by this time. that there's one
curse, which j. no. fastened upon The pco.
pie loT such a length Of iime-and that's
himself
"Hhgf's in a ngNs IN. r. Willis has
named his BE- autiful residence near OsWs.
90 Glen Mary 30 and good naiuted
neIghb0r not 20 be behind ~ the roman.
he, has causicned his "G'sa Bsfsy"
Some wears ago a noted warrior of The
PotioW atomic Tribe pfsseaied himself %
the ind.sn agent a. Chlcsgo. one Of tho
chef men Of the village. Observing. with
The customary simplicity Of the Ind,ans
that be vas very good man and good
Trend 70 The Americans. and concluding
With request Cor a dram II whtskcy.-
The agent replied. that u was not be-
practice 20 give Whiskey 20 good men
ihsi GOOD men never asked for wh,skev
and n~vsr dnnk when voluntarily offered.
Tba, . vas bad Indisns only uho de.
nand xhiskey. Then. replied The Ia.
dian quickly. N broken Pngllsh, me
ID rascal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

y destructive fire occurred a, Mobile on
the 2lst instant. which originated in the
Theatre on Emanuel street. Several fine
buildings were destroyed. and the whole
loss Is estimated at from $1,000 TO
SloD,0OO. bat small PARTON of which
vas insured
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

MR- CtIfi1EN U- g Hfss
quot-s Co. tae f-
Zee .as .H I ra-
- l F.r 500 80
-ftr
He hs. ra craf-s'iei vi'h hi. co
po'iiir,l alsotis'ss ca siirnns - f'ts go
rt u lhe pfia 'rs D. hir.se.i bad iaorti
them at such is fhs s-ftfsfv pth
uhich fsvsfi'~ rs..,.n ear rrac'lsr rorn
their f'r3a rcsi ,affI tr' De- snlI fr.a
ysfsoais ,. 'nfif n,sf 81 n c6asis'eri -
the a., E4f 20 1Ti t.tl cseB - ever.
bssrsng ~ h.s pga.i- asa .ians ~ b. per-
ssasi caasisir1eV. "a b. aai unfessona'i.
20 ssrmtss fhss 70 be rfirsss hsaf- g..
hes-s q - 81 ssss. Hs maa fesi ihsf
~ fs.-e fnss bs c1asc .sul-. T. in Naaf
q sK'efs4i supper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06


The nolnIas,ion Of Gcn. Harrison ~
the Anti Masonic Convention hos been
tAken advantage &C by ,lie numcrou,
friends OF that gentleman ia Ohio. Penn.
sylvsnis. and other States. as reason for
urging his claims with renewed zeal and
ardor. An .9rE .ussooic nomna'ion. as
such. carries 10 weight, whatever with
us, but On the CONTRARY We are inclined 90
p onsidos n. both or account Of the time snd
tho manner ~ which il wasmade, serious.
ly Objectionable, aud as calculated rather
30 reiard than 10 al'aaee Gcn. Harrison
prospect.
Certainly The why OF Opposition p.r.
". throughout the United States. are not
ooniending with their opponents on any
Anti Masonic principles, and caanoi 10
fciie.ci J IA their action, or resulltcd IN
Their choice. by tie fsciCr. acc II any To-
cal OF Temporary party. They ere main
tanning the prcscng political contest on
broad general and national principles aud
smt!i divisions IL The party must come 10
them. sri not expect that they viii mar.
row ibsIr views 90 Weld it,ir ground for
the ssks 81 c3nriliAnns mere local favor.
Tos frs; choice The Nhigs IN All tia
section ol The country - IlrSRy CLAr,
before any o'hcs man n Tie nation. II
We hn1 oar choice is not the iivoriic Of ihc
psfiy generally of IN other worIs. szsin
10 use oar much aiased phrekr. " We
tad hat Nr. Cily is not the "sv1lialie"
esnjiia'e-we x, fsr Gen. llsrisrn. or
some s11si sis'rrnaq. ~ correct pfinci.
piss, who % available. AID ibis We ran
do. v,ih sfaai oheei 'llaeif. b. eause. as
We have isequcai.y 'u . before We believe
General Huus11 O. D. h1nrs'. cspsble.
sni fs'ihiul-of Iepaihrln pfincp!es--
sad q correct vtlFs
Pssle opiai1a IS dlly developing H.
'slf We s.ail som ktow an1 sec dis.
hneny. Who - iie r.. 1isf candidate --
That once sesn. fhc fltufe rsfb-r course
q the Whigs b. r'i4 There o. gro need
II contention. birtrfin- or .eli4urieg.-
Erery THAI mfels ed ou-ttt1 move 90
htrm rnioafiy SD "al 81 merry s.suaf-
rage BEL