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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

The Liverpool was built for Sir John
Tobin, from whom she has been puTehas-
ed BY the Transatlantic Steam Navigation
Company, for The purpose Of plying on the
station between Liverpool and New York.
Her burthsn iS ll4S tons, out Of which
she has stowage for 700 tons OF Roods.-
She can, besides, carry in her bunkers
upwards OF 400 tons OF coal. Her length
is 2}3 feet. breadth OF beam Sc feet, Snd
depth Of hold 81 feet. She Is fitted With
two engines Of 460 horse poser. The
diameter Of her cylinders Is 75 inches,
length Of stroke feet. and diameter Of
paddle wheels - feet She has two dis
iinet seiS Of boilers. which will enable
the engineers 10 regulate the steam in q
superior manner. add TO keep up propes
supply, should any OF the boilers get out
Of order, or require examination. The
engines Of the Liverpool. we are Informed,
are the largest aud most powerful that
have ever yet been completed. They
were manufactured By Messrs. Forester
& Co. at the Yauxhall Foundry. Liver
pool.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29
cnNnRHss Nm No., on Mondnu ner,. NIneh

curiosity Is fell TO what the President will say
Uf ''ihs sober second though. Of the people" ih
his message TO Congress. Mr.. Kendall has lelt
he Hemiiase. and Is probably BY this time in
Washington. He viii no doubt oOmHaaaicate
eli Gen. Jaelcsons wishes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

MARVLASp.--we have great sallsfac-
ton in stating that the n. Rev. Bishop Of
New Jersey. has been invited by the
Standing Committee OF Maryland to per-
form Epicopal Offices in that diocess dur.
ing the present vacancy IN the Episcopaie.
and that be ha1 consented TO accept the
appointment. |, Is expelled that be will
very speedily enter Upon this course Of
du,iesi and from bis talents. pieiy, and
zeal. great good 10 the parishes may be
exPeeted.-[ CAuehnsR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

CoUNTEnPEir NoTEs.-A counterfeit
Eve dollar Bill Of the Bank Of Pennsylva-
MIA was yesterday detected at the Union
Bank OF this city. Il il dated April 2d,
1896, letter NJ. s, number 1850, payable
20 G.. w. WMder. and signed Jos. p. Nor
ris. Pres'l. and counlersigncd J. Trotier.
Cashier. The paper is lighter than that
Of the genuine. and the general appear
anee OF the note Is so much lake that Of a
counterfeit that little care will suffice 10
detect i,.-BaLiinors Chronicle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

FIRE.-Loss Of Life.--We understand
that The barn Of Mr. Michael Miller, near
Mount Sidney. in Augusta county. was
consumed by 6fe 90 Thursday night
Several horses were burnt to death: and
we regre: 10 learn that in attempting TO
rescue the horses. Nf. Miller persisted in
the flames! We have not heard how the
dre originated. but ills supposed that il
was the work Of an ineendi1ry. Mr.. Mil.
Ter was iormerly citizen Of this county.
tIiasrt'0nSnrg RsgiasF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

LARor Hoes Two bogs were slaueh.
tered during lbo prssenl week By ar.
AbFam Kemp, q Frederick. which were
sbcst2a Hoaihs %, Sae 81 9hish weigh.
Cd 1851 lbs, and The other 40. Weight
% the two hogs 923t pounds. This viii
10 brciiY veil ~ Hefald.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

The last Lancaster t0Aio) Eagle contains the
following remarks in reference 10 that paper.---
They are strictly correct and equally applicable
when applied 10 TIE Free Press;
"rhe printing stock eoumants j high price,
and must be PAID Cor, whether subscribers pay or
not. All labor Is cash, and consequently neither
cen be afforded, IN the present state Of things,
uilhuai rtomPt and punciual return. While
the prices az all the mechanic hfaRches, aud the
products nf labor have increased three and four
fold, within the past few years, The prices and pT
his Of newspaper Publications have gune back in
an equal raIio. In the year 1894, the Eagle was
printed on a suFcr-foyEl sheet, bat httle more
than half is present sire, ~ the same old terms
of ga in advance" sc. There was not then
half IS much reading matter rs there IS now
Then, paper was 81 50 per Tean, GcUr 81 so per
huRdfed pounds; wheat so 10 - cents per bush
ell pork 81 50 per hundredi and labor was paid
sf7 and SIS per month. Now look At the con-
tfast Our papers have been enlarged % double
their former sizsi the size Of the type has been
reduced TIE priee Of paper is now ~ so pei
reafn; nOur 50 per handred wheat 81 IS per
bushei; pork 81 per hundred, and labor 81 per
week, OF $50 per nonth;--whiie the prices Of
subscription and advertising remain lie same
Here is a plain ease--aad the remedy IS equally
plain. Subscribers win not bear an advance Of
Pf,ceS--the more reason, therefore, that thcy
should be prompt ia the payment Of heir sub
scTptions. II Is old maxim, hat 'spunctuality
is The ife OF busincsS"-and 20 no occupation
Will Il impart more "iE" than the business OF
publishing and editing = newspaper"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

NOV. ~ tcoc.
Since last wrote 10 you, important e
vents have occurred in this quarter
Five dsys age. snd this border ieemsd wiih
men ard arms. awaiting ziranspcriaiier
10 the opposite shore; now one can scarce
~ discover assolilary hostile indication. -
In previous "sketcb," I advised you Of
the capture Of Col. Worth with detach
menl Of his command fIom Madison Bar
Fscks. GoF the purpose OF intefcepting the
s'insuexents. p should they attempt 10 pass
into Canada from our shores. la . few
hours be reached Ogdeas6Hrg. (about
ninety milcs from this plaee) and found IL
crowded with sshundreds' eager for the
Tray" HE presence arrested their opera
tons, and in short tina be saw signs Of
an approaching battle on The opposite side
Of the liver. The insurgents 10 the
number Of one CT two hundred, bad posted
themselves in stone tower near the
waier, and vrfy calamity resisted for
several hours the attacks Of their asssilanis
on every side.--Infsn,ry and artillery
played upon them from the plain before
them, and in their rear. heavily armed
steamboats, annoyed them exceedingly.
Towards night. the British .ce ased firing
from their artillery and their long lines Of
muskeiry Illuminated the darkness Of the
scene with continued blaze Of iame.--
Red hot shot were thrown into The CONT
gO0us house. snd The scene Of conflict be-
came sppsrent TO the whole surrounding
country. Our troops from The u. s. trans
ports. distinctly Leheld the sally Of The
beseiged. and bear testimony TO the gall
lantTy OF their unsided eountrymen--
The probability IL. that the list Of killed
aad mastered. will cause dismay and
gloom in many families slong the from
tier. In this quarter. therefore, the cam.
IPaign is ended 70. the present.
And But JOHNSON. the Ajax Talaman,
the Harvey Birch. the Kosciusko, the Tell
the RobRoy Of the time. is on his way &C
-1utun. Col. Worth brought him in on
Sunday last prisoner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29
ID Rlilwaukes senlinel oh ne Gth

The Milwaukee Sentinel Of the 9th
inst records the death Of ANGELINA
S&snEzs0E, daughter Of Capt, :. Sander.
son, Of that town The circumstances at
tending the death Of this child were heart
fending indeed. The mother tied her in
. chair and ses her near the stove Tor the
purpose Of keeping her warm, Tor few
moments. when she heard the child cry /;
she fastened to the babe, and 70 her hor-
for. fouad The child hing agaiR5f ne sforsg
The infant had turned The chair over and
brought its face 10 contact with the stove,
from which she was unable 10 move
Her face and bfeaT were horribly burned
80 that she expired in about fory-eighl
hours. IN the most distressing pain, and
was lhus relieved from her suifenngs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

and In the msirlenance n those relations
on which he peace Of nusipns y immuia-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29
New YoRK. Thar.dar , P. 81.

LATER YRoSr CAsADA.-A British Co
vernment messenger has arrived this
morning with despatches TO 60 by the
Great Western. he lefl Monlresl on
Monday. The dispatches snnonnee she
egpfHre Of eis hsy Patriots a. the surrender
Of tho Aiill, and thiriy-lWo previously,
making one hundred and twelve in al,
and that they bad been sent to Montreal,
with Sir George Anhur's oreer that they
should all be tried and hanged
lSuSnai II Com.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

IMPORTANT NORTHEASTERN EoUN-
DAIRY ~
The Bosion Gaxrlie contains the grsii-
flying information that the Commission-
ors end Enginker appointed By Gesernor
Kent, to eEpioro the disputed territory.
and if possibls. 20 ascertain the true boun-
dary line between Maina add New
Brnnswick. or in other words. our NoriA
Eastsrn BOuadB y. arrived al Bangor. last
Monday, and that their Efforts have been
crowned with complete success.
The great problem 10 DO solved was 10
ascertain shc exact location Of the "high
Iaads'' between tho walters smpiyiBg on
tho ons side into The River 81. Lawrence.
and on the other. into the Atlantic Ocean.
The British Diplomatists have deaied thai
there were any such highlands in the
contemplated regions.--Wo learn tina.
the commissioners have not only ascer.
tanned that there are such highlands. but
that they rise in some places inio noun
ia;ns. and we learn that they have. more
over, discovered the boundary line itself,
as marked oat by tho commissioners on
der the Treaty OF l7S3. and ALT the monu-
ments established At that time 10 6x the
line. Tfthis is the case. the long pending
unplessant question between this country
and Great Britain viii DO settled al once
without difficulty Dbl. .4asrieaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

SHOCKING OccUanENcE,-On Friday
last, small child. the son Of a Mr.. Black
or. IN Coates street, vas upset by large
hog and carried of by it for nearly three
squares before the fact was discovered
When caught, the filthy animal had near.
" devourad ono Of the arms aud part OF
one leg Of the infant, and horribly mutt
lated IFS body. II was taken home 10 its
distressed parents and a physicIan senI
fof. who found Il necessary 20 smpn,Ats
tho remainder Of both the arm sud leg,
and after doing all that lay in bis rower
20 ensure its recovery, retired. II Is sup
posed tho child win eventually get well
Of iis wounds, bui, unfortunately, il must
live deprived Of half the limbs nature be-
slowed upon il. A sad proof Of the me-
eesSi:y Of putting in force the hog, IS
we'll a. the dog lsw.--FyN. y. Times.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

II = seldom ne have ihe pleasure q fcceiviDs
lcsiels 80 inPgrtaas AID undressing a. ne follow
ing -
vrESxA. (flIinols,) N7r. 9. 1888.
GEsrLrNrN--I have rrceived your bill o. 81
50 cts. for my subscription 90 The Free Pres
enclose you Ten Dollars. which you viii please
place TO my credit { would have seat you this
sum long since had good opportunity occurred.
Thankful fos your indulgence. remain Iespeet-
fully yoa5s, &c Q. r. N''ss'.
We have also he pleasure 10 acknowlcdge the
receipt q ike sum (sio) from an old aeqasins-
aacc and sutsctibeT " Ssss.s-s.'l Al Pst,shurs,,
Pa. fcr which he will accept our ihanks.
A large amount Is due Us from distant suhacri-
bers. and we have 10 rely sossly upon their sense
OF s,-fses, for rs eolleclicn. To many OF them
&c have lately made an appeal, by Forwarding
their accounts. But few have yet hcnorea our
call. How long do tAey exSect cur labor ADD
money flor our paper, &c. are essAl foF nothing
Forevcrl II NOT. nov Is the time we should be
happy 70 receive some assurance 10 the ecntrarT.
We have pressing demands 20 meet Just Row.---
viii ycu help ms, or viii yon noii We put the
question respectfully. though directly, 10 each
and all indebted.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

The report Of the assassination Of Mr..
Usher is confirmed, and the particulars
given Ia the Coburg Star. lie was a
zealous loyaliSi. and resided opposite Ma
Wy Island. Having made himself obaOx-
ious TO the rebels, by his activity, he was
marked Tor revenge. and received an init !.
nation 10 that effect. Three men forced
a neighbor Of his 10 60 with them 10 his
house and call him out. lie came 10 The
door. bu. seeing arms, retfeated, when
one Of them fired through The side light
and shot him in the body. He died in
about 40 hour. lesving a widow and .
young family TO mourn his loss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

We have received the official report
Of the battle Of Prescott. 81 given by the
British officer Ia command. The report
that the Patriots" in the wind MIL"
were all masSacrsd, proves nnfoun3ed.
As soon as they Indicated an intention 10
surrender they were taken prisoners. aud
as appears by an article ia TIE New York
Gazette, they arc 10 be taken 90 Montreal
for trial.
u - not true either that the Pole. Van
Schultz, who commanded lhe insurgents
ia the Wind AiHl. killed himself. Hs e.
capped from the Aiili during the night, bat
vas Pursaed and taken prisoner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

Tyea "a .A;p Tsst cDuu<esi1i II lSifsy Ilst
aAFu ARRIVAL or zxkn Lyv1RPook.
Tkf peYs LfFER FRo'H EUROPE.
II = wilh 90 Ordinary pleasure that we
ennounco The arrival 81 the steam ship
Liverpool. Capt FtyrsE ffSm Liverpool.
last fIom Cork.
The LiverpoOl took her departure on
the Sysh, bat AFTER making 80 miles.
againsi ex.remslY rough weather and high
seas. sustaining however. little damage.
she put back on tho 18th. on account Of
the great consumption ofcoal. which crea-
tee what appears ~ have been josl APP
Prehension that her stock might Iaii her
II her voyage WAS then continued. The
engises. IL would seem, had not been snf-
6cienily tried before starting. Tho result
Was that she put into Cork en- the eighth
day. ~ !
There she remained wee 4. taking IN
full supplies. and started again on Tues
day, the 9th instant. She arrived or Fire
Island yesterday afternoon, a 2 O'Clock.
where she remained for several hourr. ia
consequence OF the fog. She reached
the city pi 9o'clcck this morning, and an
ehored ia the EaAt river. little above
the wharf appropriated fer the use Of the
Great Western.
During the first part ol the voyage the
wind Mas favorable. One-haif the oTigi
nal passengers lett the vessel At Cork,
among whom were MIR. John Van Burea,
Mr.. Butler. DIR. Mcintosh. of the british
! legation. and Mfr. +. J. Smith. OF Maine.
The passengers whom we have seen
speak in the Highest terms Of the conduct
Of Captain FAyrer. Dir. Shaw. agent OF
the Transa,lantic Company. was also on
board. having embarked Of Cork, in CON-
plisnee With The request ofihe passengers.
As soon as Il was announced that the
/ Liverpool vas coming up the river, hun
dretlS were 10 be seen vending their way
10 the whsrves, and ws doubt whethel
more people were assembled on the occS-
sion OF the arrival Of The Great Western.
The docks, with the vessels lying at them
in the neighboThood Of Pike and Rutgers
streets. were crowded this morning with
those who were anxious TO obtain sishI
Of this noble steamer.
In external appearance the Liverpool
does not differ much from the Great Wes.
tern, with the exception that abe has two
smoke pipeS. that her sides are not re
lieyed by the white streak OF the latter
and that she has only three masls. SO
took hasly view Of her cabin this morn
ing, and have only time 10 say that il II
very neatly furnished.
II has been determined that the Liver
pool shall start on her return ON the 9th o
December.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

The prisoners ~ Prescott are 10 Be seat
10 Montreal for trial, before he Court
Mariisl, now IN session 10 that city. Of
which Msjor General Ciilherow is Pfesi.
dent, and Mr.. Solicitor General Stuart his
legal adviser They were principally
young men Of Jefferson county.
IN n Eassas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

Bishop Mead. during the last week held
series Of religious services at tie Elis-
copal Church in Charlottesville. Va, and
Sunday administered tho lite Of Con6r-
nation. The latter service was peculi-
arly interesting on account Of one Of The
condidales, aycvng lady, being deaf and
dumb. On Sunday evening the Bishop
preached discourse TO the young men.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29
~ TIE President,
JonN PoEsrrH Secretary 81 Stats.

GEN. Scorr.--The Army end Navy
Chfonicle siaics thai iasiraciionn have
bcen iTsasmitlsd from lho War Depart.
ment % Mgor General Scot 10 repair 10
The norihern hoaiieF. and assume tbe
command q ouf usiliiafy Forces Oh pers8a.
~ soou az hls pgtssnes in fbo Chsrotts
nsiioa cen ee geagaa. li g probabla BE-
wi pess. 81 hif FDpis. through Ksninety.
Ohio. snd ReBasyivania.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

The citizens OF Norfolk gave the Mem
bers Of the Commercial Convention q
splendid public dinner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

The Baltimore Chrpaieie, speaking Of 81. Ca
RETs advice to editors, ssyss
"SubscTibeTs, as well as editors OF newspapers
may read with profit The advice from the pen "
Mathew Caruy, 10 person about 10 enter upon
The duties Of an Editor. ia this country, The ed
iVrHhip and proprietoFship Of newspapers arc &C.
morally united IN The same person. This should
never be. The system OF unlimited credit which
has been adopted By publishers, surrounds them
with Thousand difficulties, and renders i scxi
70 impossible hat tAey can devote the leisure Of
an untrUutcd spirit u their editorial duties The
subscribers to newspapers are, for the most part,
altogether Indifferent as 10 The time and mode In
which they Discharges their obligaiio1s 70 the
pubiishcr, EhD labours FOR theiF Instruction. aud
aInussfnent with a zeal FAR exceeding that which
any merchant OF gaerhanic heeirats as.ea 49,
eradication of the wakes Of has casfoiners.-
The sdit1r snd publisher 81 paper feels. TO an
extent which ncne bai kimsclf can realise, ne
severity % Tie ueceasiuB dcm1gda which his Av-
ocaticns impose upon him, and, f, in addition 10
The unavoidable causes Of ycxaiion which belOng
10 The profession. has suhgcnbeTs, BY cruel neg
lcci of Their auiy 70 him, 5Ef,hrn him with the
still more hafgsssing diacumforis OF peruniary
embarrassment, they ought not W complain Il his
columns sometimes display esidcpees II The
Kioom and despopd .ncy ilscparabic from such 6
condiiiOu u things. The remedy would Re 70
divide, between tNo persons, o. more, ia all
cases, the duties q edisoT aud pablisief. or the
adoption, BY the publishers Of ne~sgapers, q q
different snd moro rigid system u exnciing
prompt payment for subscriptions snd advcrtis-
ing. There Is scarcfly q newspaper In ne Union,
81 any standing, which has not eHsfsas enough o.
enrich Itn propFieturs IL that ensiom could b. re-
guiaTiy realised Ia Money, There h.. generally.
no deficiency IN the nunlhcf of subscribers AMI
advertisers. As long - they are permitted the
ifee use ~ the paper, without cost, their num-
beFs incFease and ihcir Satisfaction with the la
boufs 81 cdiicf and Publisher knows no b0ands.
No thought q The labCur, expense and care with
which eaeh edition - produced crosses thefr
minds, o. raises che ulegoson fhai the prnmps
payment q tlieiF qua would De ca eel, nut III
urnee0rifv rlnrair hat NJ esror tfres..- %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

- ntveg hesgd TOO like a. sha csi
said uhsa 'hiss ofhsF kislsps erossd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

The last National Intsliigeneer contains q
series OF Rutrs for the government Of Newspa-
per Editors. by NJ. c1RKr, or Philadelphia. who
says,-"So FAR as experience qualities \ man fof
The oesee OF Mentor, I have some professions tn
assume il in ibePreSent case. having been three
times proprietor and editor of pspcrS; and hav-
inc. necessarily, in thar capacity, devoted much
time and attention to The duties, the rights and
the privileges Of the ,iaticn." The ooh Rule
contains advice which nc have too much reason
70 know Is altimporsan,, but BY which we have
nevertheless failed 70 be governed. II is as fol-
lows.
"Avoid The fatal error Of ueyieeang The rcgu-
lar collection Of your subscriptions. by this neg
lect many an chlor has been siraisned IN bis cir
enmStnnccs daring his whole career, and finally
died In poverty, while nj. books exhisiicd thou
sands to his credit. There - but one mode OF
efeciaslly guarding against this pefniciOus re-
salt, and that is, stepping the paper as soon a.
the tune FOE which he subscription has been paid
has expired. There il not, | believe. any debt
whatever, about the payment Of which many OF
our eitx-ns are 20 indifferent as debts due fol
Ee rSPsPcrs aad advertisements and. Of eours~,
There - scarcely any debt about which the credi-
Tor should be more ON the 7d rive"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

ThajaIl ~ asasah islPill q cav.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

No lcn than ten new BANKING sssab.
hshments have been oSgsaiIsd IN NeW
York wiihin the last few weeks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

Ancaea comet ID making iis appearances a. q
very ffrpiii8us time. We advise Van Euren-
ism % seiye hold of he lad 81 re aifY uandsrcr
add gei H.f r1rrii 3D. ile oiiefmoti verge 81
ne raiaf system ~ f'resf'st.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

bghiaors CkureIss.--Thsre ere fav.
SIX houses Of worship IL B,itimors -
some were erected q great cosi-iho
caihcdfsl 81 TIE Caih0iics ~ 5000 600
aud tho Episcoppi a. sif2. 600
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

"A iremepdoet Raiilcsnaks, fonnd ueag
Hahisriiie Ala. isthus described IN tbs
nomoeral - Length. ll feet 3 inches,
cilcumfeEenes 81 ihs largest part 81 he
body, 2 inches; 81 inches afouns he
heed 3 inches trupo3 ~ ffsi rattle 3
aFouBd ihe issf, lene'h eflbs waols series
81 rsiiles. 3 feet 8 inehsg numhss 81 ~
lisse3. leaglh 81 ~ ia6 poisesses fsuEs,
ai iqchea weight 90 Poanss. yislaias
nearly 5qasfis oif"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

The lais sieetion 10 New York presents
ne hIii iEsianee 10 naf history, q Pre-.
,idenfa own State seing ofainsi him. e.
ihef upon 9 ffst or 'aseoad sober thought
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

FLonfDA YAh Eor sHBEp. - We learn
from Washineion that dsfpaichea were
yesterday received % The War Office. 81.
noanciug thai iho sominols and other Ih (.
dams bad declined 90 comoin 20 conclude
ihe Treaty az The time sppoihlsd-lbai
they bad dispersed snd dissppearod. and
that Che Florida war must consequently
Be Concluded harsalleF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

Hgss Of Pregf2snfiaf Caudidsies.-- Pre-.
gideni Van Bursn u nov Go yenrs Of eye.
Gen. Wm. ~. Harrison O. Hoo. Henry
Ciay 90 Hon. Danisi Webster 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

-hassaesRssifs. From three huadFod
end two towns heard from 10 lhis State.
EFefoirs mejority is i0,4dO. There are
sia towns % be heard from.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

II = seldom ne have The pleasure q receiving
Icsie's 50 inPsrsaas aad undressing ne fc'iow-