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.prnNTHY'S DYSPPrIC iIXIR.

III, ,,s of I'm y itl
DR.. berf,''y, ~ ;Sar,l,, If tho diseases that a1cc
OPINION .,, in The stomach. This Elixir
m man INV him. with the unprecedented success in
useu ny . and public practices for upwards of forty
us ~ r ,he renewal OF The following diseases:
Loss ofuppeitc Fa,uency Ds,en''1n Of the i "
Sleep o, 'sG n bSt found to
:st
Ti1 medicine must not he aunbe cd among the host
fomuck noslrums now before the pubic, as II Is the
sole invention of the abiest and most sc'ac so,
Euro ever produced and tls. secret o fsslnn'"s y
.a hased by the agent Tor avety large stun, II Is
yass Keeps The bowels fse mnaf's yigor and
" 10 iii ,s, stem aud cheerfulness to the mind,
s'd t,y bottle re,,yas the must confirmed eases Of
vsnepsiu or Indigestion, and prevents return at amy
.n,nre nerioI.
iu'"'e Pe'''N New York, Eth August, 1888.
10 Madison street ~
Smith consequence Of leading u se!entary life,
taye been troubled more or less with Indigestion Tor
ZEN years. for the last three years my sueinss nave
been insuprortabc. | have tined several phy>lc'.ns
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NDI,IIrI. NOrA

nR. JOHNSON, Oilic" l. 10 Bie"'iile street can
- fines hs practice TO the treatinsnt OF |cntrenl
Disease IN all It's dliltrrnt forms.
Dr. L,hus0R from c-ilcucC OF many years iii Hos
,;,nl, in Europe devoted TO the treatment OF Nencrta
ni,,asrs and from his pres,m extensive rinctcc III
haI na,tic,ar ureuCh OF the proleaslol guarantees
,G sperdy aud stectua cure To such persons as are
troubled will, any Of the following Diseases VIZ
Conorrhnea elects, StrctlAes. Chhncres, fHho',
g.m,ul Weakness Atl.c,ons the Bladder, Kidneys,
Ions. Ure,hra PROSTATE GlaMl, Swe'led le5ficles'
Er"n,ions on tho Skin, Sore Throat, Pains III the
JOINTS; 4, J., ....,>.11,, r. 4, ,,,
Recent cases cured in two or three days without the
Nae If Mercury, interruption iron business, or ul'era-
'' medicine to prevent Vene,eal Disease can be Oh
.;nsJ If Ur. johnson. 1t is from the recipe OF the
Haron Larry, celebrated Fre'rh Surgeon, and was
u'eu ~ .' E"rscnn Gsneral in The French Army.
Sold by Dr. "soa " bis .se; ro"
a;5 "' voyagcs or removing to the county, would
do we'll by giving Dr. Johnson call, as proper meat,
;a, i,r heir cure in the shortest time can be put up
.;,I wr,,eu direc tons 70, their use.
Oass open from IN tho morning until " o'clock I"
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FOR SALE BY,
Fanahn, General agent No. - Exchange Place,
the Post Office. Also, by Peg u4iu, No l2j Rue Val
J. Baker & Co, No u New l.'trr.
Dr. A Marshall, Corner 81 Jane. ami Tciapoua54ts.
J. Ross, Lafayette City.
Morrison. No II, Canal street
& Jones, corner Tivo Citcl. and Triton Walk.
j. These that wish to act AS Agents, adlress FOL
ANSBf, whulcsiIe Agcn lHr "
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j GAR 4 MOI4SSES-i50 ,nds Sugil,
1900 gals MuiasseS-,n plantation nhnye The
Or sale by ADAMS & WlilTALL,
e5-ew zg 81 Gravier 81
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~LASS~-l00 hssss, in store for sale BY
" fec SHAl.Iedr BROWN 36 Magazine st
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ENNCf MAFCilES-Nitl beautiful paintings,
= landing fro.u ship Alexander from Bremen, For
SAFE ny A TKIEk,
tcbl9 II N,r,,;,, .,
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Gas DEPARTMENT.,
GMs I'sht Huu!i"y Comply. Jtuurry 30, 1899
'ENiiE Stock OF Coke being much reduced this Com
pany will furnish Ptsburg Coal in small quar-
ties 10 their customers.
Orders received t., the Gas Office. Dunk Adev.
jail i. W WEIJ,ES s,rc'y
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'INO TIL IL LADIi%S-Atkin-nns I,cI,ilulUrv for ~.
l. moving a'prrliupus hair from the face, neck aud
aims, with equal salty and certainty leaving the skin
liner and winter thin before the application A rcs,
supply just received at the bazaar.
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Mr-'iI.O".''. .'i.tlirhp -, . resigned the vi
mr,' ,..} ].u-n,..r Il. the ,,ny ~ cans nd CARROLL
'on Ett &ood, VI" ,h,h. IhImp>on has !ccn "rpoin,
nj ia Ms pJr", t,"n all persons linv ing business
VISA, wishing information regarding said ltah Road
w,ll april, AT rIn. Raj. Eurd Office, pUyulus street,
BY uldcr Of The !j,;,r.i.
ls.H!".tj JOHN NICHOLSON,
ruyjT-tf CAST
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HKT AGNERS LIQUID ODENTI A.

H&I 40 MEX ; IIISIID UDENI II N.-Iihs
w been long used. bulh here and in the noTf h
with uniform success. for Cleansing and whitening
the tea h, and preventing the tU"thache; preserving
the gums, purIt yng tht breath. and rpiIyIng most
diseases which the mouth !s liable IN either the
adult or inlant.-O"e tea spoonful, mixed IN wine
glnssiul OF pure water and 50 applied To the teen
in usual with brush, will rtlec,uaiEy pre-
vent scnrvy, and ward off that cXcruita!ing pam,
the tooth ache.
Prepared only 10y r. r. Wangcr, Sur l""r Den.
list to Jefferson College, and sold whnIrsale ana
retail ty CARLETON 4. Go. 81 Canal 50.
rs s'e agents Tor WnnGer'- Od"n'ca
G. hDDLERI WARi..-Thc subscribers, manu-
~ tacturets and wholesale dealers IN slddiery
goods, are no" receiving Ivy late arrivals from the
slve assortment o! articles Their liHt, among
which are tjie iniiU"Iug, VIZ:
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ENLEGANT IiR pDLiit.>-JtINinm jIeX lG 'Lnr
~ tres st. has this day received Il small ,ssortmrn,
ofl"rse e'anced and mosaic breaspia5 set up III the
ern style.
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gratis Ui u,i >, he ST
Nome are genuine without lhc -..uG.
NJ. u, sule proprietor, Hartford, Conn.
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N. B. a few zen elegant ivory handle UNI
bre'lhs, from - to 3G inches. Also, n large lot
whI'e'pnc packing boxes, various sizes, very low
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NORRlo Il Co, No. 33 Charities st. eet, are TO-
csiving daily from Their house in PHILADELPHIA, an
elegant and comp e,e assortment of Substantial
and iashl'nahle clothing. They invite the aurn-
ton of the public, as they warranted in saying
that strangers and citizens cannot furnisl, them.
selves more advantageous!y in any CITY in the
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nv III, above conditions AS far they applicable to
weakly papers. ,.,,,r~r-
(Signed) a. Is. la" tt EIE'
SIS No subscriptions are taken Tor 'es' 'hnn mQh''''
Letters must, in Ill cases. be post pahi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

imitation. Although the West India planters
had no voice in The united parliament CT the
British Isles, on irresistible sense OF justice ex-
ior'cd f,om that Legislature the grant OF tsen'y
millions OF pounds sterling 10 compensate Tie
co.oRis,S for their loss Of property.
4" IL, therefore, ihcse uiua-seoiiionis,s are SC
siocsly determined TO pursue iacir scheme Of
immediate abolition, they should ai once set
about raising fund Of twelve hundred millions
OF dollars. to Indemnity tie owners Vt slave pro-
pcrty. And the taxes 10 roi>c that enormous
amount can only b. justly assessed upon them
selves or upon the free states. If they can per-
Suade them 20 asscJt io such an assessment, fof
II would be a nloekcry Of all justice aud an out
rage against all equity Ia levy any portion of the
tax open the slave states to pay for lieM own
uGquessioned property"
When AIR. Clay, at the CONCLUSION OF h
speech, sat down Gays the Correspondent Of The
Baltimore Ameriean) Mr.. Calhoun rose and said
when turn back my eyes but iwc;vc months
am struck with surprise, and agreeably, let mc
say. The sPiTi, OF Abolition : ovcr,hrowa.-
Tins day convinceS me of 1t. State Rights hay,
been triumphant can now again SAY, Sla' er,
- f-I from being political evil. Is one OF IL,
greatest blessings, and has be.a the means main
iy OF preserving our Liberties. The South is
gamer iy tins days wo:;. The aboitionis,s ar,
overcome, aad We are Triumphant"
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oEwrzAL ASSEMBLY, OF VIRGINIA.
FEBRUAaY !. 1889.
HOUSE or DELEG.ITES
TxCfIANCT BANK. Nr.


The rnerosed bill Ito provide for fur.
ther sobsciipiions on The par: Of The State.
10 the Exchange BANK. and North Wes.
tern Book 81 NiIgIuia," was read. The
blanks we're filed. oE notion Of Mcssrs.
Cunningham. Msy and Mcdonnell, aud
the JLl passed.
PRIMARY SCHOOLS
The Sp, aker lad BE- tore tho House a
eommpnicaiiog rom tie Governor. trans.
hitting "a Report on ,he Pfus.ian Pima.
y school System. and suggestions OF The
application Of this system II Primary
School. 10 Nueibis. prepared. Of his r.
quest. by the Rev. benjamin " smith. q
talented Virginia.. Vito bas travelled
through Prussia and other E.npcan coun.
ines. and examined their schools and sys.
tens 81 public ipsifuciion.
Ga motion oi Nj peyon. laid on the
iable, aud ordered 10 be printed.
BOARD 90 sgRicufTuag.
a ball establishing a Board II Agfi.
coltofe." was read the fact and second
lines. and reeomnitlsd.i
THIS bill provides that the Board shall
he constituted Of sigAf members, 20 be an.
pointed ifiennially ~ the Executive. Il
vbom two stall be selected from each Of
the fosr divisions % The State, as specified
20 the % section Of toe Jfd article Of the
Constitution Tor the appointment Of re-.
Pfsseatasises "a The House 81 Delegates.
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Total.
SI.2l5.OCO

Here IS tlic sum precisely equal 10 the salarirs
oi the Presidents for fO5iy-ninc years. al sir,,-
ti=at dollars 1aY. What = rrod,ai, ~ amount
OF money BESIDES HAT, the Collector was m
ofhce moe year,, and his cmolumca;s arc stated
To have beer, At the lowest estimate, $4,000 an
nual'y-rlaking an aggregate OF SIS, 900. Add
thS sum To- i million and quarter. aud II ~
p'lrN that Mr.. Sva'iw,uih his received from I'm
clc sam Tie s1uC l,ti,c amount ~ ONE MIL
LION FOUR HUNDRED ASO FIVE THOU
SAND DOLLARS. 81 4 fraction over FOUR
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEVEN DOL
LARS DAY FOR NINE YEARS. luce
sam must have an Immense revenue la support
hiS family. The hairn, II SccmS was u1i dis
posed 10 make two hi.rS 0r a cherry. Who
would not bc a Sub-Irra>urer;
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TIE KoN. ). NJ. MASON.

TINS ecn,ieman'S political ru>iiion can no
longer he matter Of speculation. !, Il al LIST
fully defined. Tie National Inicliigeneer, Of So
'ur'iay las. contains full rcPor; Of the remarks
al MIR. ~, 10 which We alluded in our last
They show that Lc, Ike Mr.. Rivcs, takes ground
Independent OF both the great political parties ci
The country. He can have no alliance with Tie
Wig party" he claims TO he "a Siaie-Righ,s
Republican, acknowledging obedience TO no man
or set Of men," &c. Tho remarks Of sir. VI.
will he found m another column.
Tie political position Mr.. RIvrs will also be
seen ty reference To our co,umas Of to-day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
SENATOR PROM NEW YoRK.-Thc - !

SENATOR FROM NEW YoRK.-Thc -
hate OF New York has been guilty II deed IL
the most bich-hanled and infamous rSurpNioa
There Is IN that body n small Van Duren ma
Joriy-the vote Standing upon party questions
- v. u. to II Wings. The Law OF the STATE re-
sulatiny the election e u. :. Senator. provides
that each house shall make nomination an Sc
paraic meeting. and that they shall thea asser,-
bic in joint meeting. and proceed % an election.
The Senate, Oh the 9Th instant, proceeded to the
nomination. when the II Wings voted for Mr.
Tallmatrc and Tire IL Van Burcnitcs caca voted
for different man. with the avowod object u:
preventing a majority OF votes being given to
any candidate. and thus preventing an election.
In the House. Mir. Tainaige was nominated
and n message seat - the Senate informing ,hsi
body tia, the House vss rcady Ia NEE, and COM
pare the nominalionS and the message was con-
,cmpiuously land npon the table by the Senators
who hold their scs,s IN opcn eon,emp, and de-
G&nce Of tie voice Of tie people OF Rev York.
The yciers OF lac State. Gays the Eslumorc
ChT1nicle) at tie next election vii fuily aveace
this outrage upon tie rights OF thc pcCpc. The
public iaInd will rcvo,, agains, such an ATTEMPT
at fraud, with Is much certainty rs II would IA
ret of oyen iFcason.
The Globe calls upon the Senate Of V,rcia,a,
"a which there IL aso Van Eufrn majority. 20
FOLLOW the example of the Sen.ic of New Yosl.
end refuse Ia 20 iniO an e.ec,son OF senator, #
Mr.. Rivcs is 10 be cLoSen. There - no dUua;.
from all that appears, that tic course OF the
New York Senate was fully approved Of and
ccunse.led By the powers At Washington. We
rejoice at II. We have seen the effects Of sn a.
tempt to defeat TIE will Of lhc pccp'c. ~ Mary
land, IN Pennsylyani,, =nd c.sevl re, and We
shall see similar results ia New YorS IL viii
result Ia the overt!.rUw, discontinue, and ever
las'ini; disgrace Of the cogsp ra,ors The .ccoil
az such attempts a. - ccsia.h - iac D...Ec Jus
ucc.
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A DgcHacfTUL FAor--A man BY The
name o. Sidnsy WhHnors. whose head u
uhhened With the srosl q sirfy winter.
has been eonhned 80 the county jsil .,
HaYerhill, y. u As ged ErcHT rrsRs
fof ~ 4ua5is ey'ns Of being saobie 10 pay
hif as5fs and during great portion Of he
Sine has been kept for the grisos ctorRs,
only The Boston Times ssks. ere there
NOT bolts red With no common wrath %
blast bis blooiy proseeutorsl Itiss d.
grace 70 every person q me town, that
they have DOT before uaiied With ssrosR
arm, aad set the expressed msn free.
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CO
TIE LATE FIRE Ar u,RprDs.r,

TIE LATE FIRE At IIARPEGS-Fl.I-
Rf.-oir si1'oEeH;S H.; r-eek Ucr, based upon
what we deemed coed aG;hor.iyi bat the Win
chester Nir,inian @; yesterday Says-"Wc have
asceT,aincj icm Que Of to gentlemen connect
ed w.,i the arsn. (McssrS. Rowland, Hclcbower
* Coz ihatthc Smugatof insurance on the mil
was $4,000, and about ia Give thousand bushes
OF wheat AMI from two 10 three hundred barrels
Of four auTnci, instead Of the quantity mention
cd by The Frcc Pres. The frc is nos ru,ly as
oeriainei TO have been t,e wora of some mali
eious iaeca!iary."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

Good Diridend The New York Jour
nal Of Commerce says that the MeIri.
mack Company Of Lowell. divided IN De
cember Inst 80 per cent on their capital Of
300 600, besides Teser'ing a surplus Of
: 100 900 Tor the purchase Of new ma
chineTy. The Company made no dI,I-
dead IA l@37 bu, reserved their profits To
NEE; the losses they were then exposed to
IRON BAD debts by the general disasters Of
The whole country in thst year
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tCKNOwLFDCMFNTS-s5rror ,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from AIrnro
EcN@lrT, E,q.. Whcchnv, Va. N fuIl Tor Free
Pcs NJ 20 September eG.h, 1889 Fault not
oars, that Mr. u. docs not get his paper rcsa-
ia,~
Aso-s7 from Rev. JoJN M,-7arws, South
Hsno'cT, Iadianl, IN fulI FOR Fee Press up to
April lih. 1870.
A'so-sG from cur friend r. S. in Hampshire
county, Va. On account q subscriptions in his
ne Z .hal..nnl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

Sir--Io AVOID any mI>coaccpiIpn. a. To my
receiving aud returning ant couTieSicS from yoa.
nave 10 request ihe favor, should wc meet, that
w" VIII con'iieT M as perfect stranger, until
the reports which ar in circulation prcjudic.al
Z" voH. are removed ~ competent tribunal.
The reason ;cr making ihlS request j. that |
have three sons ~ the Navy. who am unvii-
Ing should think that treat such reports lightly.
] an With great consideration. your very ohc-
dien' servant, DAVID PORTER.
Com. j. ~. Elliott
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TIE INVESTIGATING; CoN,,Irrr;

TIE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
were expected 10 return 10 Washington from
Ncw-fors the iirss Of ,liiS week. iaponant de-
velofnen,s, /, Is sad, VII! be madc-buI, noa,
rerroHs.
j :. We learn through TIC Baltimore papers
oi Tuesday. HAT tie Dciaicahon Committee
have concluded their inves;i.; atoms in The city Of
New losi, aai re;usAei to Washin.ton on
M1.Gay last
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
coMMoooars PORTER AID ELLIOTT

The baltimore sun pubii,Er, The annexed cor
rcsPondcHoe IA reference 10 the intercourse be-
iween Com Porter and Com. Elii.u
GEoGGErnwN, Feb. ?, 1882
Ncss.s. Fi.iors-To correct all lni.corcepi.on
ne Ia my "P.ainns and feelings al the time / met
Conmodcie Elliott in Baltimore. | send you tie
cnc'oSct correspondence, winch I will thank YOU
in publish with this letter.
Wiih great respect, your vcty obi scryr.
DAVID PORTER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

DREADFUL EARTHQUAKE AT MAR
TiNIOU F. A terrible earthquake visited the
l.laui q Martinique on tie II,h January. and
spread Layoc ami ruin over the whole French
Coiony Numbers of buildings we're dcmoli,l,-
~, AID nu'u'u'e' 81 lives lost. -Four hundred
persons were buried under the ruins of a toRn
called Port Royal Hundreds II Plantations on
the Island were utterly destroyed, and in,elli-
serce Of new disasters va continually pouring
IN. The comfaotion lasted about G,e minutes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
sim. Dec. ailh. LAS.

SIT have the honor TO enclose 10 YOU the
copy Uf letter which | addressed IL Commodore
Elliott, occSSioued by cnuricSies offered Ia mc
PUBLICLY, while Was removing from tie Wash
ine,on RAILROAD Cars in Baltimore, 10 those
which come to this place. ! have The honor To-
be, with great respect, your oh't scry'i.
DAVID PORTER.
Hon. J. N. PArLDiNo, Sgc'ry Of Ihc Navy.
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n1R. raAsoN's Rnn1Aars.
'F|''"If TT = IT o " 1T " 7.
WEDNEsDAY. JanuafN 30.

- "H.'I' f'H y JHHUHII IWl
The House being 10 Committee 81 the
whole on the reference Of the president g
Message, add Mr. Cary having conclud-
ed hls remarks N defence 81 the punci.
pies Of the last and present Adminuua.
Irons
Mr. Clark. Of New York, rose and % .
dressed the Committee When he bad
concluded,
Mr. MAsoS, Of Virginia. said that some
Of The remarks which had fallen from the
gentleman from New York who had inst
taken his seat required q reply on bis
part. lesi BY hIs silence be might be sup
posed 10 assent 20 them. The gentleman
bed spoken of "aa alliance between the
CONSERVATIVES sad that party common
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SENATOR FROM MISSISSIPPI.
|ew Orleans Ecc, of The 4ih Feb. says Tic
legislature Of Ml'sis.iPP, has elected IirNora-
SOY, tWhis,) by q majority Of Gyc votes, 10 fll
ihc vacancy IA the L. 5 Senate, occas.oncd b,-
Tie -es caa'ion of Il. J. Waller, ". b." We
fear tbs news Is too coed to g ;guc-fur VIC see
At stated c'scwhoFc 'ha' iac Van rurcn party of
III S'aaic, having majority in that body, have
refused to 80 into lac c'cclon Of a L. s Se:aior.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

The Nashville Banner Of "Wednesday says:
"fz-President Jackson is IN town this wera, a.
tending the trial OF three OF has negroes charged
with killing negro man beiongin: 10 S;oie.y
ooneison, ESl. We saw the Ex-Prcs.dcni 1T
the Court House, yesterday, very bu,y in giving
directions to his counsel, IN his own emphatic
manner. lie l,ohs as we'll as he Jill Eve years
ago"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
AfEXI1o


rs TO tie political condition Of the
country. tie accounts DO not vary from
previous advices. Civil disen,icns pre-
val to an alarming extent. Tie MeNi.
cans seem only 10 agree 10 hostility TO tho
French. and resolution to fgh; out The
quarrel with desperate stubboFnneo. The
English minister. Psekenham. had had
an interview with Santa Ana. for The
puFpose Of winning him over To pacific
measures. Tie conference lasted four
ho-rs. bat We do not hear that Santa Ana
had pledged ms influence % favor ~ The
treaty. which England seems snxious Ia
have concluded between the bc'ligeieuis
The McXicaGf are stimulated IN their re.
sisisnee ~ false inpTession. thsi Great
BriIao will interfere. and come 10 their
rescue 81 III last extremity. Tie voice
OF The people ~ for war. and for the sake
Of popularity. Santa Ana bad placed him
self at the head Of the Wsf patty and or.
poses with ali bis power. submission 10
The dem hands Of France The long con.
unpsnco 81 the struggle has exhausted
the finances Of The government The
supplies Tor The army we're derived from
voluntary contributions. The people bad
been called upon o. advance donsiions Of
money TO 6eifay The expense OF the war.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

JEWS FROM ENGLAND.-Thc last dates
from England arc a far bacl, as he 2ilh De-
ccIntrr. Two steam ships have been due at
Hcw York FOR some time, and fears for their
Sa.eiy are cE;crsaincd. Ee'll.cr had made her
appearance II New vot.s, up TO o'clock, r. II.
on SGalay last
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

COL. JoiiNSoN.-Thc F.eminesbuIg Ken
tucsian Of Friday last says :--''Is Is said that
Col. Il. NJ. johnson will no, b. 4 candidate Tor
reelection as Vice President Iumor states his
friends have prevailed upon him to oi.cr FOR the
next Governor Of KENTUCKY"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

TnE LATE FiRE AT WYrHE CouRr
lioUsE-Wc learn that colored boy.
named Henry, about fifteen years of age.
he property of Robert Kent. Esq, has
been convicted Of setting FIRE to the tow n
on the late occasion, when so large a por-
ton OF that Place was burnt. and has been
sentenced TO be hung. on the .,2d OF March
next We understand he confes sed the
crime OF which he has been convicted
and al'edges that lie was bribed TO IL.
commission by negro man. NOV in
Mississippi belonging to Shepperd
Brown. Esq. The boy Henry We learn.
lately made a second attempt to Ere the
town. which led TO his detection, a, tho
author Of the first Gre.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
go

J. b. IAGvir, Esl. Cnow of the State Senate. )
announces himself, through Card IN the Rich
mcHd Wing. candidate TO represent The Rich
mond district IN the next Congress. Mr. EorIs
j. also candidate Both Wings.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

FItlN' w - " lIlNI NFW<.
TIE SN ARrNOUr DEFALCATiON -
According 10 Secrc;ary WoodbufyS Reports 1,
Congress The dci..caiiUn 81 the late Collector ol
las Poii anoun'cd u A niLiioN AID GrArrrR
oF DoLLsgS. Lr' - see how tbs su'a compares
with The salaries of The President. of The Unucd
States fsom General Washington down 10 AIR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

NTc0EGITUWN, Jan. On, $50.
SIT have received a note from Commodore
Elliott, Of which the enclosed is cory, on which
shall Only remark, that tie man Vho is 50 ~
different 10 op.nion, and 80 reckless II his own
character, IS. should think, an unit example 10
tine younger officers OF tic Navy. I have ihe
hohoT 10 be, villa great respect. your OBJ Scry't
DAVID PORTER.
Hon }. il. PauLDtve, Sec'ry Of he Navy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

y Prin,in, office belonging to Mess
CNDEEnILL \ THOMPSON, Gle, Gland Ohio.
vas destroyed recently by mob. The
Bald Eagle" vas devoted 10 the inter.
c"s of Canadian Patriots, and in the
course Of some editorial remarks the edi
tors 'siendercd a number of individuals. !"
which induced them TO collect ,osethc.
md demolish the press With sledgc ham
meTs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

Il VIII lie scca rha, the Van Bur,n party Of
Virginia rarPCse holding a CONVENTION, COM
r''rt # delegates flom eac. copaiy IA the State,
~ Richmond, oa the 18Th of March next.