davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

La reference 10 TIE anticipated French inva.
Sion OF the coast, twould appear by the anne rc,I
letter that the Governmcn, OF Mexico have a.
dopied energetic measures 10 meet IT,
Orders have been despatched 10 marc a
all The regiments from the interior tn the
coast, where a considerable force of regu-
lar troops has already been collected. -
Al Jalapa are concentrated the regime mis-
from the capital and other large cities
besides, ZOO men in Vera Cruz. and
1000 i'll the castle.
The defenders Of Vera Cruz are De.
'ermined 10 be buried under its ruins
sooner than give up the city. Great pre-
partitions are making for defence. Gene
raj Rincon has pledged himself no. 10
give up as long as there is a man alive.
spirit Of enthusiasm and emulation pre-
walls that calls 10 mind the mos. briII.an,
epochS Of our war Of independence.
"A great many of our iederali>,s " III
make common cause with the Govern
neni again., the attempt at invasion.
however they dissent from IT'S internal
policy. They feel, as patriots. that the
Mexican Government has a right to cx-
pect the aid Of all It's citizens 10 ward of
the peril menacing all"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08
NM FRENcu nInCkAnr

B'7o.iu. Commander OF t,c French blocka,lins
squadron, gives notice dat all vessels that show
themselves on the Mexican coast wall tc consi-
dcrci as mcd'nnns breach or he blockade.
and as Such viii be- detained until the decision al
Inc .'oyernmca, be known This Is an sien,.on
1ud Application ol thc rule which would seem TO
place American commerce ia thc Gull 1T NcNi-
leo pretty much ~ the disposal Of the French
squadron, and calls for prompt and dccidcd r.
monsnarcr against It on the pafi ol the National
Executive 20 tic t. Siatc,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

NEW-JERSEY ELECTION FRAUDS. -
IN New-Jers"y a. m Pcnnsy wanna. outrageous
frauds were pract>ej TO carry the election IN
favor OF the Administration. The Van rur.n
election officers m Saddle-Riycr Township Fer.
zen county certified that only ,,rsu'y-cn vote,
were gwen for the Whig ticket Bar. Mi,t-r1o
wing voters have solcmnlv sworn before a Ju>-
hee Of the Peace that they placed M the hands Of
.he proper ohiocr' 10 that township Uhig Baiiol..
Their names and afidav.ts are given in tn New
ar" DAILY ADVERTISE and they certainly do
prove pam, pa'pahlc, undcniaLle cas-. If col
'uSioh and fraud or, rather robbery of th,. ballot
boz A'iidavi, evidence B, also gwen. showing
MAJ m the Single Township of Sou,h N,nhov.
hidicscx county ts"ntr aliens who had M,
clam to citizenship, were allowed 20 vote tic
Van Buren, ticket New case, VI rhr mos, o,,,.
ia5roG' frauds are brought a. light every 5av
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

TENAS.-The steam packet Columbia
at New Orleans. brings Houston papers
To the 10Th ult. Three Texan citizens
have escaped from the dungeons OF Ma
lannon's and arrived safely at Goliad. -
One OF them is Mr.. Games. captured
about year ago on the Neuees. They
state that Mr., Brennan, the late re2resen.
,a,ive from Goliad, remains behind in
prison.
"A party Of about nineteen surveyors.
who bad venIured lar up INTO the Indian
country. 10 locate land claims. have been
neatly all massacrcd by The wscocs Irone.
and Reaches Only tour survived. They
Tough, desperately 10 the last. and fell sur
rounded by the dead bodies Of their as
sailan,s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

''fi H"ftr"sv. ~ lie of WIGHT q. ants. t,.
lc"n announced IS tie Van BURN csrt..,s,. H.,
'""eIess from 'he Norois district. now ,e,,..
'en'ed By Fnnr,' Mallory lwhe)
Jons h"hfs7soN. tie talented Wh,g n.rf.,
q Cdngres from dic Richmond d,.,,, l..
r'Feo noiioe that tr viI not lra esaf..l.,. ~.
Ie-eiccnan.
WN Rorfsrsoy. IA. Of p....,r, d..
's'A Nominated 10y ae Wh.zs 81 ,hst i,wa hi.
: '@''l'ia'' i'f MAJ '"artestonai distract. a6.,h
p no" represented D. France, T.. Rive. 49,.
VA Buren,
woe. -'-aard y Hsrgie. ana Jsm.-
49, ,s.souncc'i by ,,e.f respective,
'''Pagress TT no, Rel-;
Ma. 4 .t.ls,u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

The Sub Treasury .HimHiel 10 be- I'M
Praeficabie.-The writers IN the Globe
may a',emr, 10 myst,fy the matter A..
'hey please-but the fact c1rno, be drni
ed nor mistaken that The Government 3
arrangements with the Bank OF the pited
States. as announced by the Payma,,er
General and admitted by the oficial or.
gan itseli-Proye that the Sub. Treasury
SYSTEM T. found 20 be impracticaLle. and
also that the Hard money doctrines car.
not be carried INTO effect
All The sophi,Iry 10 the world cannot
Keep ifom the country tic three p.int.
established by the Paymastcr's circular.
That demands on the Government are
10 be met by checks on the Bank of the
tniied States; and not IN gold aud ,il-
ye-."
That the notes Of hat bank are deem.
ed equally good as specie. more conveni.
en- nrd more acceptable 90 Tho PEOPLE.
That lhe tnited States Bank Is tie De.
pqf'ioIy to a certain extent II thcp,.b
ilc funds
with these tLings staring IN lie face
OF the administration Editors hov can
they talk Of the Sub-Tfcasufy hein., ia
operation '-of there beng divorce bc.
tween Bank and state s--or maintain The
paei'cab'hiy Of the hand money lheofi..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

~ ~ HN sin hs attire ~ ,aner5,.. 81.
'.'' "'.A n'. ani remind. us OF OBJ. approach ~
.''fff Winter The hrd labor, ,f r.., ,.,, .,..
'.'''. anl 'l'e ha,handn.sn nov Il,s. forward Il,
'h' feEald - hs toI AGAIN ,i.e l,a,,. ,,,,,.
'-1''' i''''' u'c ,"cfai hcarh. whHs uie
hel'' f"ni.h oppouuuig Go con.
'@.'.' 90 instructive reading Tie spofeman
' ,'''' q" o'r ''iyhn 81 ,he hus, and
'i'''i.'hs o'r' h'.l sni 5ae. ,nu,s beaih 49,
''g ereleae Er,u mmq i ,nyvor,,e., =.
.h' ''aei'f Nor'heu ar. ard health ssd cheer.
iH.hc's f"f'ade 'hc iaud Bsh .ga,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

row 'ht 'ft ~ 'fN-
or THE UNIVERSITY

49, - 'ai'- 'tNi' Y hNit
The University Of Virginia. established
~ is!' onder the auspices OF Mr. JeiI.r-
son, continues 10 realize the r.ost san
Sumc expectations of It's friends The
number OF mai.ioulates at the present
time. exceeds that Of the same period of
any previous session; and acccssions arc
daily received. The Medical depart.
ment which suffered a temporary dc
Engagement few years ago by the pro.
iessorial vacancies which occurred. IS e..
ven more prosperous than before. The
southern and Southwestern States con.
tinne To paironize this Institution with a
laudable hberaliiy, which added TO the re-
viv'ng sprit which now anima'es the Old
Dominion will soon enable US. II i, hoped.
TO rank with the first seminaries of the
kind in England
The long list OF Young. but distinguish.
ed Alumni, who Acknowledge this lnai'u.
ton as their Alma Mater. afford, a salts.
factory evidence OF the wisdom OF the
plan upon which it was established. whilst
al The same time. the large share Of pub.
hc favor which IL continues 10 enjoy ties.
tfes 10 the ability and zeal with which
IL Is. al present. conducted. The mum.
Der OF ma'riculaieS, at this time. IS 226,
81 n hon .NH u al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

We understand tbat y ben ibe Pendent
ct ihc lnilcd States heard that Tie Earl
OF Duhlm intended 'o visit Tho federal
t1pl'al, be addressed letter ~ in,i,at,o,,
10 be lord'hip 81 vast Washington and
Ne doubt n,i ihlt he would have been
81 inmate Of ne ~h''e house during b,,
'Joufn had The sis,, been made.
There 'f not a more disgusting TRAIT ,n
ne character 81 the o., nobility of this
country 'han their f.qigisa, ~ 8isan
toshcd foreigner and especially 20 Gfl,5
.'''tn'f' They think ita great bon
'' he 'i.9Aed '' rub against uotlcms.
coat -.Ikr g1-sf-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08
.E.H

MUNlFICGNr BEuUESrS- New
Orleans Bulletin states hat ALExAND1R MUM.
'i H.; e.'', who recently dicd, hcqucAthed by
- w.i'' 10 four Orphan ASy,ums IN New Orleans.
property io the amount cf near a million Of dol
lars. Mir. Milne was j Scu;ehman, born at Fo-
esaliAcr. pras Goulon Casilr, and d,ed 4, the
advanced AGE ~ Hincty seven years having
spent upwards Of 80 years Of As life IN New
Orleans
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

SOUTHERN LITERARY NfFSSFNCrp
The Not~'ni'ci so cf,t., e-e-I-.. 10y. .,..
va issued as eafiy as ihe l0b October .,.,i..
no ,n''' distant snbernt'r tD r'se,,e 90 before
''' ''' ct 'n' month f'r which DC va. .s1-l IT,
'um1rf h's received ihr highest c.inu,n4.t
% all quarters The Lynohbary ylr- l,an .-,.
one article alone. "Lirra.rtgr or Vir.t.t. . ~.
'he Rev Nj B,tcu. one OF i,.s most accom- i
- ""'er "f the day, j, wouh q year,. .sir. ,.,..
ton ~ the Messenger
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08
~,

The ofhc'al RETURNS &C Tho Ncw-Jcrscv election.
as dro'dod by n,c Governor AMI Council. elect
iic whole Whig uehc' f1r Coa-re>s. SIX mem
b'r,' hy an average s1Iou,y of ~
RON returns from doe DINO election exhibit the
"'aErc malnniy uf only -01 far shannon on,
nfH-- - 100000 votes pollcd-I, 500 les,
'""h OBJ" mai"nfy claimed by he GLOBE Tn
Administrator mr.er'y on !..n' ballot ,, SIR, in
tlc l.. Lirrr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

Ma NrDtrrir WITHOUT au, mean.
IS knowing The fact Other u.an tas.. .,.
parent un the face Of hH letter g. ca
Io~ncs. Se remarked tha, iheie vas .o
evident conflict betNeen ihe conviction.
=" Nj MeDuiAe's indignant aaI o.. r.,.
'onal stachufni ~ Mr Calhoun IA.
owni7n IS confirmed by an extract tom
another letter lfou Gen McD. 20 .J,,,.o-
sni'h'd gentleman %! South C4-.l,.
who" ~e meet ~iih 10 the lat C,.,g.
bI Ieicfcope IL follow.
regard Hc .chereofc,sr,,ry .,.
r'r I13msnti3r thc Gotefnner, do. "a,
ihe exclusion oi ;he bill, 81 sprr,e pawn,
ohhEs a. measure ffaoqh, Ssh ,urA
aFi''ei'ou' consequence that I d1 n5t
bri''e % would ie endured Sprrirr
nor our cpueoct --itis merely .fadsfI
70 which we Tclcf ~ means ol tlc.sA.
change 20 ascertain when ihe cauenr,
o. redundant Paper credit o. our aciual
enHcar, anl '9 destroy that would lc
70 produce one oi see D9at uniusi and ,u.
inoas revolutions which ever desolsf,d
the earth
WHO now VIII say ths, Mf MrB.f.
eoneura 90 opinion slih Nj Ca.houo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08
CANADA.

Prom The extracts which are given from
canadian papers of late date, "a those Of
New York, II Is sufficiently evident that
'"e opinion prevails strongly m that quar-
'ef' mat measures are actually IN progress
on the lines. between the United States
and Canada- having IN view 4 serious at
tempt upon the peace Of the latter. To
Judge nom the various articles IN the
Canada papers, there would seem 10 DC
good cause OF apprehension, that the rest
less spirits on the lines are mediata,ing
another INVASION OF the pTuvinceg. and
are even now maturing their plans. with
asecresy and an energy'and perseverance
winch they hope may disarm the vi.i.
lance oi the |. ). Government, and at
The same time render them. IN the end
successful There is, We repeat. annie
Cause Tor apprehension that an attempt
VII be made ere the winter rolls round
10 emhroil The said nations Great Britain
and The United States by an invasion Of
The tanadaS. from our side of the Ines
l ne state OF feeling on the frontier - de.
clared' BY those who ought to know, as
TAR from being SO sound a. IT should be
ihere IS lt!le, therefore, TO be hoped
nom the sense OF justice or Jisctetion OF
the intended actor'. IN this attempt 10
embroil two friendly nations in the hor-
rorS OF war. Yet We rely on the vigilance
oil both governments, a PROMPTED. ours
especially, by the sounder opinions IN
other quarters. to detect and deGea, these
attempts TO levy war on the Canada. and
mus happily secure The blessing of peace
II Will he observed hy tie following plocia-
nation u'at a portion ot tie militia ha,c alrca-
- been called out IA Canada, IA consequence 81
information having been received oil ih. forina-
ton %! an extensive con. .fAcy ia the UniicI
States for the purpose o! cooperating with the
Canada Insurgents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

TIE PiiILAnfLPnlA COURIER. "a lsr.o
ana VALUABLE" family newspnpcr. oaor, pr..
mum Of $500 for ,hc hc,i STORY that Da, b..
Nfiiien Tor iis columns ths lli-,o Pa. ,r,..,,..f
70 he decision of the following gentlemen sol
hno"n 20 he Literature Of rhe coulu. J.,a5
H. 'hanuier. Roicu MORRIS. Grcnghle N.llr
and AshbcI Green. Jr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

truman Allen, Of Canton, Connccucut, who
attempted h,S Vlf's llf, rs st,biin, leu,
weeks since, has been found guilty Lciorr ,he
Superior Eaan al Hartford, aud sentenced ~
ihe state rn.on Tor life
In I'lun'Ir, man = found guilty. not Of
r'''mP'm-. bot Of having committed one of the
Most deiitcra'e an cruel murders an record and
IS sentenced % 'h' .cu.'nt1.y lur J. ycars,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08
REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.

To the New Orleans Bulletin Of The
10Th uit We are Indebted for the par,ieu-
lass OF certain important events recently
nanspired m Mexico. On the S'h OF Oc-
'ober the garrison ofTampioo rose in arms.
and pronounced IN favor of the Constitu-
ton OF lS2t. Lieut.. Col. Montenegro
was chosen temporary commander Of the
place.
The former governor, General Jose de
las fe,ros aud several other officers, were
taken into custody and embarked on board
the DANISH brig Adelaide. After getting
10 sea. these officers wee landed at the
Brassos ST. Jago.
The revolutionists count on the influ-
enee of Don Vital Fernandez. former
governor OF The State OF Tamaulipas.-
/ They have with them Don Manuel Nun
ces, very popular and influential nan.
late chief Of Pueblo Nicio. They have
! 1000 men under arms. and are in COM
munication with General Ueta, who be
gan this revolution IN The West, and is
one OF the ablcSt generals in the Mexican
service.
/ On the 18th or i,,h of October, Gene.
raj Piedros reached Matamoras, and an
duced the Mexican general at that place
TO march with 1000 men, for the purpose
OF attacking the federal party IN Tamaull
PAS and rdmpico.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

An Ann-Mason'c National Convcnt,on Is 20
convene at Philadelphia, on TUESDAY next. "to
make nominations for the offices OF Prrs>Icn, and
VieePresideni OF the rn,,ed STATES. and chen m
nexiely TO adhere TO them Gen. HARRISON. u
as thought, vii receive the nomination. lot Pre-
~ident--he beng more acceptable to the ANTI
MASons than either Mr.. Clay OF Mr. Van Buren,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

Nj y Kendall won the four male purse Of
81 600. with Or. Sockets biy mare Mary SCI
icu. 10 thc Camden races. y 9cw days S,ncr, beat
'ng Col. Johnsou's kiuy llclh. Tune I'm. li.s
-m. n. Track very heavy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08
GO

The Rev H. Il. BASCONI, distinguished
member of the Methods; Church. whom Nj
clay thinks one Of the bet natural orators hc
has ever heard, : about 10. deliver cour,.. o.
lectures IN Baltimore. on the relative clatsn, III
Christianity and inhdcliiy. The high reputation
Of Mr. Easeom, as a pulpit orator. r,.l euslf-
hun ca y dcd audit.rl..s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

CANADA will be- sr..n 'ha; 4 rcn,,ra, Of
'h- Canadian Wrr - cornicrtiy- articr-.r'-.l y,
take place ere long, II is thought ihat the can
adas viii IN future be TO ENGLAND hike the gun 10
the Indian.-"Cos, more than 1t viii come to-
MEXlCo, Inflated Mexico. a viii he seen ,,,
= again IN state OF rebellion. Elockad.J h..
the French without, and having c,yil war, with
IN the present Governncn; will find /, dficuli &,
Uphold itself
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08


The whole country rings with Tho
shouts % victory from the administration
presses. because one or two formerly
strong Jackson States which had been SO
lar reclaimed as recently, by snail ma
Joriics, TO be carried by the Wings have
now 10y equally small maiori.i,s and
The most desperate eXcriions, been car
ned by their ad,eTsarIes
II Is natural that every thing which Of
Ter, the least hope OF repr,eve should
he hailed with JOY by a party which had
looked upon ~ tate a. ,ealed But. not
"i'hstancIng tLese occasional aud slight
reirogrcsSionS Al must be obvious oe,try
observer that the wing cause has. IN the
nam, steadily acquired strength, aud
ma, OF 'he opposite patty proportionably
drtiined. Within the last ten wears. al
most every state OF the I mon has been
JAok'onihn N politics; but now let anv
man survey the whole ground and how
different IS the case Without adyertio,
- those previous unal,er4bly reclaimed
from JachsonIsm We can refer to the 20.
neral results OF the reccn, election.
with eVul'ation. Even these election,
"h''h re "a BuTcn party proclaim 80
nave been SO disastrous t. the " higs have
gwen 10 as Tor the tfst time. the Legs
IAiutes OF three large States. besides An
accession Of members Of Congress. Penn.
SyfrH0in which few wears ago boosted
a Jackson II alority OF 10 900 votes. has
now Wing Legislature. In Ge0rgi,
heretofore snycteia'ely Jlcksonian H..
hig party have cauied the Legislature
~ fhHoH tic same. These are ,olj
iinmrhs, and While they exhibit neon
irs'a'le proofs Of the raiics 81 change which
Ia, been fcadIly going on ~ public sen
uinen' "a 'anoa, AID distant portions Of
he mon, 'hry furnish ample reason (or
nope and confidence that this change will
s'hI advance. embracing State after state
until lhc whole Union shall be redeemed
from nc unhappy and uischie ous delu.
non "bi'h ia, so long aud 90 obstinately
afflicted It, Sat inieihgescer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08
ELECrIoN rRAI-ns

W. cops th~ following from ,h, Richmond
Enquirer, OF Friday, and subscribe ts ever, s.n-
'imeni which .: contains. Even,s attending the
late elections, mus aiaAc every p -t.t tr,0,bl.
i'f ii" liberties % The country, ani 'h- r.rn,
hence ei our institutions. We are inclined "a
'hiuA That ihe cScrS>ss aud abuses. p.Thap. n.,-
',s,Aftit connected wtth u.c unlimited extension,
oi no" elective franchise, Will IN ~. end Wor.
gu. 'hrlr 'Na cure and lead a. a RESTRICTION OF
s''ntasr. 90 az any ratc 90 severe enac,men,S for
'he regulation ct a. exercise The idea - prr,-
" generally entertained that there Il no hcl,- OF
ever curis,hny suffrage wh~n opc. rs,.,,,.d
nor ""Nd There De-. iut ,or the excess e. wh,.h
i lead, tn'Iuns universal tl,-u~
f'eisr,st.s,rs .lrena
hat reelection upon the excuses
OF party sP'T,, Such a practice - an
attack upon the fundamental principle NJ
our tree institution. The corruption Of
;he elective franchise sapS The very foun
dation OF Republican government How
much better would It be lose an election
than To carry At by such means III.
triumph OF no man and OF no party. can
compensate for such an attack upon the
risht OF suffrage end upon the charao,er
OF the Republic
IL behooves every friend OF frecioa,
io l'ii up hIs voice aud has hand again>,
such abuses It's he duty Vt the Le.i,.
laturc Of every State where such charse,
have been made. 10 investigate them ,u
the sirietes, manner and apply the stron.,
-, correciIvcs which their Constitution
w'il permit. IL l. the duty O: Concie,s
also. not only to purge the poll but l.,
sCruiinize every case with the utmost Al
teniion-tO clear their own body of eNerv
person who has been Nrongiully return
ed. aud % lnterpose such guards A. their
constitutional authority conCers. 10 arrest
the repetition OF such outras eous abuses.
But we very much doubt whether any
thorough remedy can be found shor, OF
aho.ishing The " hole ballot system. The
VIVA NoCE Ilan. with The names of ,l,.
/ voters duly registered opposite to their
vote, hnuss each voter face ~ lace with
The officer and he puhl.c-enatlrs the
officer not only ~ the time of olTeuu,
The vote. - Judge better 1T It,, qualifci
tons, bu! enables the candidates 10 iud,c
alter" ards better. and test the vahdit, "a
every vote. II thus cuts oil various sour
oes OF fraud which arise from the ballot
box. But IT has this mos; saluiary eHcr,
upon The voter himself.-Ii cause, HIM tn
gave an hIs vote with more spiri,-and
thus increases, ~ the exercise af At. th.
independence Of the citizens Of = Ge,
county. Our Northern brethren bad
better adapt At once the wise provision OF
our present Constitution
"ln t.l e.cc,luus ,n in., Commonwealth, ~. aa.
office or pl'cr of trust, honor or proni ,h~ vote.
~i.ail tr -lsrii uit.,t s. ur,tt, ,t..r Am \n-I
~ BALLOT"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08
90

TIE Nouh-wcsiern Turnpikcof V.rgin,, 81, ,.
"h"oun''' - expected 10 De- opeueI fer travel
'n'o"8hon' Us cnufc Icugh. on ~ before the Gr.t
81 December next This road commence, Al
"lnche''ef and pursue, north-wos'crsI, I,,re-
non To- ihe Ohio r'yer 81 raracr,turr a. =, Zoo
mile, below Wheeling
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

the widest possible field to conjecture and
iore'hought with regard to the future des-
tines OF Texas As 40 Independent, political
Stale Mexico alone plays a hazardous
game. Texas profits by it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

iHE COMMERCIAL CONVENTION, TO
De heidi "a; Norfolk on The liih inst. IL Is stated
VIII De- fully attended from many Of the upper
counties ii Virginia, well ~ isoIn tc,, IN the
ttlt,-wat.r region
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

I.e Com Cap NJ .U,'sourL-Ia.tve.t
gentleman who b. large contractor
van Zoe 6osemmeni Informed us ihs,
ne hal pufchafcj GO the counties AZ So.
hne. Ia fayei,e Coy Sc.. on lie uo.
pes Missouri, upsa.ds % 30 900 basLsi.
"hich was Co De delivered on the ne,
bank At The rate 81 - c. per bashel. and
mat further dosn he uVcg be vas 8lref.
81 loi OF about Oo0 bushels. delivered
90 Ike mannef alta cents. The com
cop "a ihs STATE ibe upper part Of III.
nos pos and 20 ihe territories bss been very
'oundaot III L0gis R,yuJhen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

Among ihe many pupils abou; 20 enter the
College % New jersey. At the orru,ng Of the
next session. arr Two youns Cherokee Indians,
ephoVs ui John Ross
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08
-C&at.

The Wheeling papers Of ,hc 1T instant state
That the water "a The Ohio r,ver = sin too low
Tor navigation on a very extensive scale. None
huI Tie smallest boa's now run, and tlic rivcI &.
failing rather tE1n rising.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08
CO.

me total number Of vote, poled for and
AGAINST Tie Amendments 20 tie Constitution of
fehn-v''-'ia, is upwards u % 600 i,,, Than ,tc
a&sregaie vote for Lct...or Ano,lcr eviI,pcc
Of fraud u thc vote fut Governor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

THASEscyIN The C,rernors n
N'i"e and Conneciicu'. ~ wfll a. Ma.
sac hase lis sna y. lIampshire. have az.
POINTED Ihur'day November -. 90 be
observed a. the day d tLanksgivny.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

The Alexandra Gazette suggests tina,
possibly Texas may unite with France IN
an attack on Mexico.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

Gov. EIrSlF, of Pennsylvania. has issued IN,
proclamation. drclarus vho were elected mcul-
h'Ts Of Congress IA that STATE ar the late cleo
'ion. and among them IS Charles Ny lor Tn.
puts the qri,ius ca AIR g. j. fnscr,oll.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

The la, sceoun,s lett the Pestmas'cr-Ccn~ra
al the Hermitage. The meeting between "-rh.
Greatest and Best" and the ''IIea,cn-ncrt' mus,
have been very -aileciionaie.