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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

The isis Secretary of he Nsry.-Mr.
Dicscf'on ihc late Secretary ofihc Navy.
was recently invited 10 public entertain.
ucnt bg bis friends al SeW ark, New Jcr-
sey He declined ~ long letter In
which &c rec,les his public services. o,
gteal length. and strikes a severe blow al,
TIE Globe. Tot 81 impotence "a consign-
ing hin i1rcgeT 20 toe shades u piiyaie
lie The following eSlract ffum tbs let
SCI o. a'i that our reader, can feel tic least
In'cies: ~.
l.iar cicfir- however. ! have 81, notice
'.tsfi g icep modification 20 Ue To editor
"iur Globe. io announcing ny Retirement from
't '.rJ rirI'y fi.mrse' me tLe service f,f
500 rrftre 90 my aatufai Hfsi o. tbs howcyef.
"as fFrr it1 eNptess'ors II great kindns,s.
vas dislassi io cots.3st tt m ths haht 81 an
hon1raI's discharge. srl t0pcd thst ~ such D.
might remain at rest, without observation or
s9umr IS hg lry enc, bY renicrina me a favor
u go Jtftryoisn g TIE 18Th iosiant printed
% Norrisinwn tlis sahIeet il nosifed fnr the
puFPoss ~ hoiiing TIE Prestlent responsible far
tha i1a uiars 20 ihe Globe and Represent, him
~ treating nc sith a great want u personai ~
spsct snd siudacss. on ny leaving Washington
GO sh.ch tie sympsiiy of ny ratus county ~
Aoffs . s9l.e,ls3 n ~ schsif a!l which u "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

hEHAEEABLE CIECJssrASCr.-- 80
stated 20 The Chsrlesi0n Counef q Toes
day that 70 uaking arrangements icr III
rebuilding n house "a the barnt disirici
u 'bst c'iy which va destroyed by fhe
great couhsErsiion. The wofkmen disco
vered that ihe parcel q coal fernsining 10
ihc cellar Uas On PIE. and . ptecs d 81
pine imbedjei % the same sas al.0 in
state oi iZniuan having without daut,
been in that state since The mofnfny 70
ihe 2-th n Arril las period e FIRE,
aHa t1B uoHfiS beng protected ff9r,
she af by the rubbish sbich bed fallen
on o. The fact o. tour bed fof ~ oFedibla
testimony. and deserves therefore general
siiehfion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30
r.m Is. Riehmnrl MI

To Precautionary PenSioners-Dy a
late act Of Congress. some change hav-
ing been made in the form Of vouchers
Tor drawing pensions. 10 avoid the trouble
and expense Of postage, SC TO the old
soldiers frequently returning their papers,
this notice Is gwen 20 inform them lhs,
printed forms can DE had in the CITY OF
Nchmond at the iTifling expense of three
20 four cents each.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

4 LAnGr Rgw tRD. An advertisement
va Tue Savannah Georgian, offers a re-
ward Of $500 for missing letter. which
was vnlien By the Goyerncr Of Georgia
TO Vim. slafe. member Of Corgfrss
nom Vermont and the stern advocate Of
abolition. ae Advertisement saws -, !.
To bc distinctly understood that saia let.
ier IS not 20 be read by Tho finder. there
bcing certain passages IN It that ought not
10 meet ihe Pub'ic csc. Upon delivery
OF tfansnission 81 sad letter 10 the Exec.
uiiye Department. the above sum will be
pad out q any monics IN The Tfeatury
DOT otherwise appropriated" Wa. tie
letter 6lcbsd ffo.n tie mad. orWas,tc,Iy
"n'ien and not sent, Here - something
mysterious .ain --BlH. Sun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30
HARnopspuRc, Aug. II, ie3

Ma. Thomas =. MoorE.
Dear Sir:-i have this moment Tecciv-
ed your note, requesting OF me state
nent OF the facts IN relation TO the rem
con!re between yourself and MIR. Prem
lice, and hasten TO give them -
was informed thi, evening ihat YOU
desired TO see me. and had passed on 10
the Springs, and inn ediA,ely in comra-
ny with Col. Briscoe) Proceeded 20 the
Springs. where lmet you. On returning
YOU requested me 10 say TO Nr. Prentice
that you did not intend 30 attack ham at
the hotel. OF ~ a crowd. here tie lives
Of others would be endangered. Bot If
MIR. Prentice would show himself al any
place where he could have a fair. oren
and manly fight, you would aitack him.
When we were immediately IN 'front.' 81
the hotel. we discovered Mr. Prentice and
another gentleman approaching We, imnc-
diaicly IA the same walk. From the pre-.
para'ion that each Of YOU made. percciy-
ed that a conflict was inevitable, and i'm
media,ely requested every one 10 get GOT
OF The way. After YOU had exchanged
a shot. ] informed Mr. Prentice that YOU
had discharged your only pistol and many
persons coming up at the time. tie con.
iiie: was Immediately stopped.
As you had requested me. | informed
Mr. Prentice through two 81 his ftirnds
that you wCuld meet him At q o dock To-
morrow evening. at The SPRING. where
he should have iair and open fight.
which be has declined
Respectfully your friend
and obediept servant
GEO vs. WARD.
Mr. PEIrrI.l'e account ~ nic affair. iu our
fg '-.4r.r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

.N,,- .ieGicGl ScAooL--A new school
ot Medicine, in which il 20 be taught the
botanical practice, Is about being estab.
Iishcd in Tuscaloosa. Alabama DIR. A
c. Diaper, Of Philadelphia, has been APP
pointed principal lecturer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

H.eLaeii's trhi.a) Reporter Of Tue ,dAy
says:-"Eo little oIcits .nent has been
produced in Philadelphia within the last
week, by tho extraordinary course Of
some Of the New York Brokers. These
gsaucmcn haro. in some Instances, for
NaTded Philadelphia Bank notes 10 this
city, and in order TO avoid paying a fair
rave for Exchange on n. York. have de-
msaded the speo;c from the Phidelphia
Banks. aad had it taken 10 the CONNER
cia! emporium. Much Indignation has
been pioiused by this conduct. II is
unfair, as well towards the Philadelphia
E.okors 80 .hc Philadelphia Banks, and
has rs l.aily excited eensure.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30
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Ot Mu,Aln.In C.u.l-


PEtci .-Thi, vsluabl.. fruit tree
has for Considerable number It wear
Phst iaiieu sacrifice 90 destructive %
sect TIN, preys upon u near tie root
which Is discoverable by guTmy sut
stance issuing from the trunk Msny re-
oeipis have been published 20 prevent md
destroy this fuinous insect. bot they have
not bad the beneficial cge-, that could boz
desired. The writer Of ihls has iasorrie
tee IN las SaFd, which has Tor some wear.
been infested with these insects. and
which be has taken great pains 10 fein0ye
by the application ui ashes. iirnc tar 81
all 0i which have failed 20 answer the IN
tended purpose. IN the course 81 ibe
late .pfsng. " hen The leaves came ou'
they soon changed 20 pale color. and b.
all appearance the Tree vas gofn- ~ de-
y ibc last fcsO.t for st. restoration h-
had recourse 10 charcoal. and o small 5as
vas placed s:Iund the roots u the tree
and filled With that article II 80 fsrsuc
occded that ga a short iiine The tree r.
vived and took a second growth aud nca
. "a luxuuani state the l-sves Of = dark
green color equal almost 20 any ihin ~
the kind and much surprises al vho bed
previously secnb.
J. ). The tree may % examined PSI
calling 81 40. T.. Bsltlmote street.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

pressed in terms - highly Cdensivo 70 ny pride
and feelings, a. II !. unjust TO the frositehL !
can assure you have never received from that
gentleman more proofs Of Kindness aud respect,
tnan during the last months OF my official con-
ueciion with him. aoe which he continued To
'Nau,fest 20 The last hour of my remaining al
" asAtustou.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30
FRnM Mn Gay

AsuLAND, July ~. IS}S.
GTNTLTNUS: Your note 81 the 80 IN.
N'hng nc 10 public dinner, Whicb the
constituents 81 the Hon WIN. X Bond
intend Co honor him with on the llth of
next month having been addressed % me
At Washington. and NOT fading me there.
has been received By me here
Cmnciding entirely With MIR Bond .
constituents IN the high edimate which
they have placed upon h,, merits and Ger.
wees ] should bee most happy.to as.ist N
rendering hin The ueil.de.eTved teNimo-
ny "hioh . proposed. Dot ny engage
menis vii not allow ms 20 leave home
and ! am. Therefore. comp lied - deny
myself the eradication 81 accepting your
polite Invitation Allow ne. however 20
oiiera sentiment Which hope nay prove
acceptable 10 those who may assemble e.
the dinner:
BoHds Spssrh-tft fsH on stafv ground s.4
stnong itofns N The HOUSE fErrfss.rts,ives
nions The Psoris hss Hien an r.si srgsrf
snd ~hi BRING foru r. .rrdrs} ft
! am. gentleUen. vi'h -,t fesrect.
your trend and Co.,, ,tni ser aat
10 CLAY
Messts J Ll..rrr. ". = Coos. s.
W. ELT. sc. Sc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

lurntsoNHrSr roR DEBr This sob.
Jcetis beginning 60 attract the earnest a;ien.
ilon % ihe paiiaBthropist, 10 ell parts Of
the country where It atprc,enteS,sis. It's
oisgraoeful relic Of tyranny. and should
PC abolished as soon A. possible.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

FroR in NIspqciussfs The Es,cx
Register Of the 10Th says.-" Ye.,.rd.V
morning some 4 the low laad. IN our
"unriy were white Wi'b frost No dam.
agc va done 20 vegetation" The 10.
yell Adseriiser 81 the l3ih instant.
sisic' that there vas slikht frost IN some
u The neishboring towns on Tuesday
rieLf last
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

The Government, SAL continues oissuc
irTcdccmab!e shln-plasters; and nearly all
the Blals IN the country pay gold or sil.
Yer for their notes. VIA. Il lesson for
the pu1.ic
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

.9cguiioi for .EurG.r on Second TiaL
Two nen named Gilligln, tired last
winter on charge OF murder, and found
guilty, IN Luzerne CO.. Pa, were last
week, on new trial, pronounced not
guilty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

MoRE RESVNPTIoN.-We Learn with
pleasure that the \iokSburg Bank has
arranged for losn OF 81 2O0 600. and
the Planters Bank Of Mississippi Tor a
loan ol 81 ,5OO, Ou0. ard that tue Mis,is.
Si,pi State stock of FIVE millions issucd
Tor the establishment OF the Union Bank
has been 30 tar negotiated aS that tho
parties are authorized TO draw immediate
~ for two millions. These sums. making
about five millions IN all, will enable Mis-
''ssippi TO wheel into the line" Of re-
sumption a. once.
These negocnuons have been made a,
Philadelphia. chiefly il no, wholly under
the patronage o. the I 8. Bank there
Al the country viii therefore immcdi
iy be hroush; into the ruinous policy oi
resumption. We shall soon see no rate
of exchange within the L. States above
- per ocnt.--.N. !. Jour. Cen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

RsrAyfA. y. ! Aug -. I-3-.
The Hon. WutttN PAttresov. mem.
her q Congress Tor Genetec county.
View York d,et last evening atG o clock
al his rcsidence 90 WafsaW.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

Bde IF hs Rsffks Saoke.-The Mar.
shall Va Sentinel gives the annexed
account Of the death Of a gentleman
from the Bit Of this venomous reptile.
On Friday, the 18th of July. about ~
O'Clock, Mr. Jacob IIea.er. e Braxion
county, Va, was hitten on the sbinhooe
midway between the knee and The in,iep
hy rattle Snake. when within one fin
u a mile from his house. The wound
appeared N tnhing Of first ns scarcely 20
attract has attention bot 10 moment or
two he was sppfiscd 81 boz, danger by the
burning and smar.,ng OF Lis wound. and
The very strange sensations felt through
The whole system. lie Immediately start.
ed for hls house, aud was unable ~ pro.
coed farther than ,hc porch where be- ten
Vomiting blood commenced violently
sud death like sickness VA felt AZ the
heart. HIS whole ~ stem became ae,ia,.
ed and convulsed. ~ ...is awful situation
De continued With bot htue intsfmrss,on
untl death came g. bis relief at about 10
10 clock At night
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

joins QvINcr ApAssS has published
a long address TO his constituents. IN
which he maintains tie nigh: of petition,
and the other measures which he advo-
Gated IN Congress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

CHERoTEr INpiANS.-we learn from
the Hamilton Tenn Gazette Of The 9Th
instant. that the conference hct~cen the
Cherokee Council aud G-nl. Scott has
resulted IN an arrangement - Which the
transportation Of the Indians has Teen en-.
trusted 10 the Chiefs of the nation, who
are To- receive SO per head for tho reno
val. The Indians are 10 be sub,iS;cd by
the Govcrnuc u' until they commence
their Journey, from vhich rr The Chiefs
arc 90 furnish al the substance and
means Of transportation. They are TO
commence the removal On the 1t Sep
'cmh"r ia detachmen;s 81 one nousanE.
10 follow each other after intervals of a
few days. By the 2nth October IL i,
thought all will b. on he wsv. The In
dams, ~ Is sand, are highly Pleased with
;he arrangement.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

SOMETHING Nrw "A very curious feat
eas performed on M1ndsy evening las, At
TIC Washington race course. by youth
OF eighteen years q age. for wager Of
$50. Tie Was 10 carry a man weighing
one hundred and twenty five pounds
around the o0ur.e, mcasuung one Dile
which be performed with The greatest ease
so seventeen minutes After performing
the feat. be ran about dry yards add
back again, With his load on his shoulder
amid The loud huzzas OF the multitude
who had assembled TO witness The feat.
Gserrsioca .liressfs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

Tie horrible .Nurdtr an IIrgin.a.-Thc
New York Wing gives the following par
iiculsrs 81 Tic bloody and malicious mas.
sacre of the two lovely little girls, dsueh-
tiers Of Judge Mhyse. OF Virginia. by a
couple Of slaves. near the Virginia Sui
phur Springs, received from lady and u
gentleman jus, returned from the South.
IL appears that the Judge owns several
slaves, and among others, Sally, an old
woman Andy. desperate negro and
Jane. daughter of Sally. girl Of H.
Jane was IL the habit OF taking the chill
dTcn to school IN the vicinity. On last
Friday week, they did not return as usual.
anc the family became uneasy at their
absence. Search was made and they
were at last found by Jane. but as she
exclaimed, when thirty feet from them
IN The dusk Of the evcning-"Ilcre they
are with their throats cui." suspicion fell
upon her and she was immediately ar
rested. Upon examination she stated
that on the day above mentioned. Sally
told her 10 bring the children home bv the
way OF the blackberry patch. When she
arrived there, the old woman seized the
youngest child and cut iis throat; ANDY
rushed out Of the bushes. and cut the
throat OF the eldest. They then wanted
to murder tho infant OF Mrs. Msyse, which
Jane bad IN her arms; she, however fed.
and saved the innocent.-Four OF the
Judges children have previously died
very suddenly. and IL is now supposed
that they were poisoned by Sally She
was heard 10 say short time ago. after
her master had been lec,uriLg her that
no child Of The judges should live 10
horsewhiP child OF hers. The murder.
ed children were one Z and the other ,
years Of age.
The persons from whom VIC gather the
above saw the bodies Of the children. and
The distracted mother weeping over them.
They describe Il az a most heart rrnding
scene The parents have but one left out
Of seven.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

TtRnr Iusrfcr We learn rom the
Amy and Navy Cbtontoie thai peus,oo
oi 800 per annum for FIVE wears has
been granted ~ Mfs Mary Banksoo. ~
Hsi''nofe wiiow Of MAJOR John Bank con
q The revolutionary army She Y.o5 4,
reside ~ ''eofgeiown, and her house Sss
i3e ir'me % any officer Of the army WI,
chose 70 make nfo. HeI desI,ning years
~" "'w properly provided for Repub-
hcs are not alusys nUgfsteful
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

why are ladies' gowns. about be r.
gion u the waist. Ike q csmp-mtcling
Because there - great ggfisring there
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

Abont the first Of September I put
up sax hogs, one OF which was an Ola
SOW which had jus, sucked a litter Ut
pigs, and was ia very tina condition
These fed for three or four days aa
sweet apples. but a; the end OF that
time ! found they would no, eat.
then threw :hem a quantity OF very
sour apples which they devoured "a.
Pidly. | afterwards fed them freely 90
mixture Of sweet and sour apples cis-.
ing them .os drink the ordinary sion 90
the kitchen. and when that va. No,
sufficient ] gave them spring wafer
never saw hpgs thrive mere rapiIly -
tn" SOW | led six weeks. thr o,hc.s
on'y four, when 'p.d them 20 one ot
The /lne",llr butchers Tor market
use They were then excellent pork.
II - nay opinion that two acres Of
orchard viii. taking the s.asoas on an
average. make a. much pork as u or
acres cultivated in corn.
4 FARMER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

Senator Tallu adge is leading The Con-
serVaiiycs IN New York, and excrting
himself sircnuously against the Admins
ration. lie has denounced Mr.. Van
Bufon and his measures as unworthy Of
The support Of The republicans Of the eoun.
hy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

The 81. Louis Bulletin ofthc 10th saws:
" Ky a gentleman, Who arrived yesterday
from Fort Leayenw or,b. We arc informed
that the Sioux Indians made an attack Oh
the kiokapoos, and that detachment Of
troops had been sent from the fort to the
scene Of action 20 qucll the marauders-
AS these skirmishe. are OF lrequen, oc-
oufrence among the Indians. no serious
consequences were Apprehend ed: but
news OF a much more serious aspect had
just reached the fort. The Indians along
the frontier were auaying Themselves
against the whites. and the wampun was
passing among the different tribes. Tals
Is generally sent TO the various tribes " hen
they wish to bring about general war
against the whites.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

TIE CoHgrssHoHai racsHcy ~ .7lsBa51.
The vacancy 10 ,he delegat,oo 10 Con.
gTess. oeeasioned by The death Of Mr
Lavler. has been filled by the election u
Gen. CRABs, the Wing eandida,e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

Sisc SfNC PaisoS. 10 NeW York bss
nov sl1 convieis. Of these bu. - are fs
males
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30
FFUa e. Nv loTk .islsricaR.
THE CHEROKEES

As We have seen several statements
implying tina: these Indians were still dis-
satisfied. and subject. m consequence. to
harsh treatment by the forces ordered 10
supenniend their emigration. Ne take
pleasure m iiupaT;Ing. on ungues,ionsble
authority. the following facts:
The ~hOle OF he Cherokees were, on
the 3ist ult. collected IA hour camps-Of
whom 5000 were around the head guar
tiers OF Gen. Scou. and the remainder.
about 1900. IN three other oamps-in ad-
diucn To- 5000 sen, oil To the West m
june. They are perfectly content to eIn-
'gratT-as soon as the cool season shall re-
turn.
The General takes care 10 see them
well led and clothed. furnished with
tents. physicians. medicines, and hospital
stores. The camp Is about l., miles by
i-covc:ed with wood and .hade-and
supplied with 81 or ID good springs and
running streams. with the beautiful High
wassee rver touching /; one side. The
Indians are cheerful, and confide unre-
servrdly in the General. who has sue.
oeeded IN making an arrangement with
them, by @hieh they are 10 oonduct The
d ihc
furnishing, from time 10 tune. upon the
Generals acquisitions. out Of the purchase
money stipulated 10 be paid 10 the Indian,
amounting 10 more than six millions o.
dol!ars-funds for carrying ON the reno.
val.
The chiefs and head men arc alread,
engaging wagons and ofSanizing parties
for The land route. Two regiments only
the fih IHfaniry ard 3rd Artillery. ar,
retained by the General, rather for pro.
lection to the Indians. than 80 gusrC
over them. a. the militia are all disehsrs.
ed. No sentinel. are posted over any o
the Indian camps, and more arc wanted
The Indians not only do not attic rpt cs
cape, but they could no, be driven away
We rejoice in being able TO con, mum
cate these facts. which soften so much H..
rigor OF the decision that dooms these In
dams 10 dcporia'ion-ard which redoun,
so much To- the honor of General Scott.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30
CORN CRor IN Mls.nIr1


We have taken some pans 10 ascertain
as near as possible. the probable avctae.
quantity OF corn which will be raised 10
the acre the present season ia Cooper
county, and from the best estimate W can
make. founded on information receive!
from intelligent farmers m different ;ari.
OF the couniiy. II will not De les than Ten
none will make less than q or = banrls
To the acre, and there are veIy lea al
come down 10 the lowest estimate L.
the bottom opposite Boonville and near
old Frsnslhn in Howard county the crop
~ estimated TO average near 30 barrels 20
the acre. Its stated that there are in tho
bottom alluded 90. several fields Of corn
extended altogether about a mile or
way and . half a male he other. that vail
Weld 5000 barrels of corn: tins, !. the IN
form alton be correct. would be had &,
beat Mr.. Wm. Adams. , miles from
Boonville. expects 90 raise from ,. acres
about 3uO barrels. n little upV ards Of -
barrels 10 the acre. The pIice Of cora
viii be low. but II can be rrohiably tel
TO hogs and cattle, and in that wsy Will
yield an ample remuneration 20 the FAR
7 rer Cor The labor 81 cultivation r.
late gentle showers Ct rair Lioh have "a
len within the last week. will improve tie
corn very much. they have come al
time when ears are filing and will secure
the crop. and render ., better than va
anticipated month ago -Emigr5ni
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

To SaLr BrrrfR Beatvsr well sr
together, "a marble mortar halt pound
Of common salt. { ounces ss!i,eirc srI
ounces 81 loaf sugar. 10 every pouil
peW!y made butter. libe mdk tring vel
drawn ~ ~ beating putan ounce of 81
Wmed PoWGef-iucprpofaie q well arI
pot 'te butter % pots Scr ksepirf Dr.
about noath--not befofr--t all be- o.
for use. and % will coniinue ior Ten yeBfs
- good e. butter newly made
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

ILLiHOIS BAS1s-The 81. LonI, DnlIst;n
81 ho IJiA, announces thoi tho St.ie Bank and
h"oohe'. II Illinois, resumed specie P,yo.cn;.
ca The l&lh.