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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

NEW YORK.-A New York correspondent
Of the U 3. Gazette says PROM all paris Of
The State &c have the most cheering intelligence
81 the popularity Of Henry CIaT, and the Empire
will give hun a, leass %, 900 majority over Van
BuFen."
The New York Star says There u no way
more sure 90 dislo,lgc the Loco Ioeo, from ihe
national councils Than preventing their earring
'be Empire State. we have certainly iosi
strength IN Tennessee By he great personal -.
eriions Of tbs enemy, backed by the power Of ihs
government Indiana may ~ SAID 20 have a.
most TUNED somerset, ADD IN aabnsr uuiy
uraeeooniable; IN all the other Stairs the Wig,
held their own. Vet what - ~ Tennessee and
ell Indiana compared to the rlorinus State oi
New York LET bot tho uhigs hold on 20 ii,s
power % thts State, aud W defy Mr Van iurrn
70 b. fc-ciceird. Hifhgui .Ntr Tork ed ~ C,,fg
re r0in A. % d6afrd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

Gsze,se, he Winchester VirEihi.n. the Rcnney
The Richmond Enquirer.
The Meeting then. on the motion OF Jacob
Morgan, Esq adjourned sins die.
HIER0ME l.. oPIE, Can.
iaa.H F,.,s ss'n's. s.9s,-rie,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22
Nh ely

sWM. NiaIls
Letter from Mr. Cisg. N reply 20 an invita-.
ton 10 visn the city q New York
SsGlrooa, August ~, l-1g.
Gentlemen 81 have the honor 10 ae-
knowledge the receipt Of your note. on be-
half Of the General Com mitIee Of Wing
Young Men Of the city snd county Of New
Y oFk. inviting me 10 VISIT that city. and
tehdefIng ~ hospitalities. I am very
thankful foF this new aud distinguished
proof of their esteem and attachment. and
request that you wiiI communicate 20
them my profound acknowledgement.
II 70 tue, that ] have not been able 10
avoid. during my present journey. mani
iestaiions Of the regard snd kiadness Of
my fsllow.eiliEons. have succeeded.
housveT. IN adhering without eSihlion ~
the precise route which bad marked out
on i;s commencement. This IL the last 10
the series 81 places, which. never having
seeo, J was desiFous TO visit, and nos II
u my vish 20 reach home siih a. little de-.
lsy ~ may be practicable. The city Of
New York being directly in che route by
which shall return. cannot deny my.
self The saiilfaciion % meeting such q my
icllow-cIlizsns there ~ chose 10 favor me
With en- exchange Of friendly ssluiations.
! hope 10 srrive IN the city on Wsdnes-
day The 2if insl and inlend 70 remaia
tbcis dunng The Two succeeding days
an, gsatlsmss. vlth great rsspset.
Y0uf friend aud fsilov siHzsu.
A. CLAY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22
GsusraI EutrIIfatntr.

Rerisw of ts SaSafoea MaSkei Rsgusi
A-NsTy rich bellies worth $780, O0
bsve 1000 lovers
Rich Bellies worth $40 600 300 lovers
Bellies worth house and home, . f.
stray lovers.
Pretty Girls. = lover here and there.
Girls no. pretty. The market is tight
H'iief stay a. home. Board lost TTav-
cling expenses fof nothing. Crowded
rooms. Hard chance 10 breathe fairly.
~ Efgssn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

JUDGEs.-The Louisville J ournnal Of a
late date 'ayS: Several Mississippi Loco
fooos and. among the rest, g. ]. Gholso.
who recently received from The General
Government al appointment to q Judge.
ship. have addressed letter to MIR Wal
ker, begging him 20 become a candidate
for Reelection 10 the United States Sc
nate. Electioneering Judges are b~com-
ing :he curse Of The land. Nextto Judge
Lynch. they are the greatest nuisance in
the country"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

There are now more than 5000 miles
Of Railroad completed and in suceessful
operation in the United States on which
there are employed 423 Locomotives. and
BY the close Of The present year ,herc will
not be less Than 4i0D miles in use.
The average cost Of these roads is about
$40. 900 per mile. or sou. 900. 900 in I'll;
annual average OF dividend on capital in-
vested. D l-2per cent. Average increase
Of income per year. Is To 30 per cent.
RiehEsOad CesapiLer:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

The Vieksbur1 (Mississipp) Wing
sayG-"RonERr ]. WALKER opposes nH
Banks. and goes for hard money curren-
cy. IL he will pay a certain Bank. in
this State, some eighty thousand dollars.
it will probably ease his conscience on
that subject; we have no doubt that the
Bank is in favor ola diroycs from. him."
That is a pretty hard hit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

Al sHamiaing Court vas held on Monday last
60 iavss,'gats the ease q NE negro sifl charged
viii having poisoned The family Of NJ Raw
leigh suls~r. Of this eouniy. She was ordered
hack 70 jah. 10 await her trial 81 Ne Superior
CouEt IN Nogcmber ncHi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

Losrsc Coon MonALs ~ Aa EARrn.
ouAEE.-Aa American ship Icy ga Tai
eahunana 81 the time The several sarth.
qaakes were eHpsTisheed there. shorty
ai'efWsld, uh'ls lying 10 another port. ibe
Cspi thought q necessarv 10 punsh =
man. bot SLOWED that ii the oasndef could
adssnce any rsasou Zoe his immoral con.
duct, be woulf - psfdonsd. Why ~.
Faid Jack. 'yol see as hos ihink that
are eaf'hqusks shook ny moral pHneiple,
oul o. NE Such able feas0ning bad the
de5med easci add JACK va f0rgivea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

LARcE TuRNfP. The Adams Pa
Sentinel notices . rec, anti Van Buren
iafnip" which giew 10 the Ersund Of Do.
jos. A SHuRn. 81 IilileEion, 10 that coun-
~. that measured 20 inches IA ciTcumfe-
renee. snd weighed eight add . half
peunds
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22
ELECTIONS.

Frcm fhs National faieIigsneer, ef Saturday lazf
The late .lecuOas in The Western States have
undoubtedly generally disappointed the hopes OF
the Wings elsewhere, and the result Of The cleo
ton in the State Of Nor,h carolins has not quite
come mp To them. That these hopes were raised
too high. and therefore destined TO disappoini-
msnt, u IS hardly WORT while TO urge IN eIicnu-
alton Of the lcsS ws have sustained though IL is
certain that the extraordinary strength Of the
Wing representation from thu Western States ia
The last Congress WINS Attributable TO accident ra-
ihcr Than TO proporiionaie strength among the
People. We anticipated. and VIC had right to
anticipate, falling oil nj The late election bot
Il has certainly been greater than we looked for
We have done Sorse in Tennessee, and By n
great deal worse IN Indians, than we expected ;
and not 20 we'll IN North Carolina rs wc ought to
have done. In Kentucky We have done well.
and in Alabama better. having in elect, accord
ing TO our Information, gained one member in
that State.
We subioin the most accurate aceountwe have
been able 10 make up Of the event Of the elce-
lions referred to, as compared with the represent
alton Of the same States and Districts IN the last
Congress. We ere not able To- classify the Mem
bcrs elect exactly according to their politics, but
we have done IL a, nearly as we can. As follows /:
n5-Those names contained in the frat CO.
lumn below, under the head OF each State, are
those Of the Representatives of the respective
districts, as numbered, IN the last Congress -
aud ihoSe IN the second column are the names Of
members elect to the present Congress.
tCfsThe names Of known friends OF the Al
m'nistra'ion are placed in Haiic; all the other
names are designated as Wings.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22


The effort Of the Van Burcn Common
Council oi New York to turn the Fire
Department Of that city into political
association has been signally unsuccessful
Under the old law the election Of the
Chief Engineer was 10 be made by the
Assistants. As tie 6rem-n proper were
opposed 10 mixing up politics with the
election. the Van Buren, Council created
twenty iour.new companies. OF sham
6remrn. who by giving their votes TO a
Van Buren, man would ensure his cleo.
ton. This Ubiquitous measure srou.ed
the Indignation Of the 6remen. and threat
ened such disastrous results to the Van
Buren, party. that tho Council, TO escape
IRON :he consequences Of their proceed
ing. passed another law authorizing the
election OF the Chief Engineer Of the Fir.
Department by the votes Of all the mem
bsu.-Ne learn from the Courier aud
Enquirer Of yesterday. tina, the vote OF
the Department has been taken, aud the
old Engineer reelected hy n vote Of
nesrly tSo 20 one. The cid as.is'au,
Engineers sere also elected by about The
same vots The foil effect Of this pro-
ceeding on the part Of the Van Buren,
Council has not yet been seen. and will
not be until after the next charter cleo
hon.-B0H. Patriot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

a PArRoN The Sieubsnvil,e lIer.ld
says: \ sobscribeF who has been psiron.
izing % fof nearly ten years without pay
ing and whose lovely w,fs NJ long since
broom fiicked orr collector cot n The
house for presenting che bill. wanted 20
know q u' lss. week Why We stopped his
paper"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

The editor Of the Yankee Farmer is
urging with great earnestness, the propri-
ETY. Of coliiya,ing the Sugar Beet in this
country. In France. sugar is made from
the beet at about I cents per pound. As
an evidence Of the utility Of the beet for
feeding cows. the same paper cites a fact
given him by Ezekiel Rhodes. who states
that within one week after his sugar bee,
was exhausted. the butter from bis three
cows was reduced from 20 TO I4 lbs. per
week. His butter was in much higher
repu,e while his cows were fed on the
beet. than ut any other time.
[Rieh,aoad U'hi-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

The rcsali in the States which have already
elected 10: lis wings, liz Van BUREx.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

A rrSsu cucunbsr. weighing four pousds min,
ouncss, sd meassfing foauesa inches ~ ciF.
eumfsfencs, may b. zen 81 ne Free Press oGics
igrsv 10 ne saIden q Judge Henry 81 Geo
Tucksf, - this soaaiy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

Complaints about he price Of butter
continue from 80 qaariefs Of The eounify
Butter Is an article very easily dispenssd
with.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

The yellow fever y noW raging 10 he eiiy q
New Orleans. large number Of deaths from
u have already bcsn reported.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

The Ohio River, - Wbcslag, On Friday tbs
i6,h Instant, had barely Ihrcs feet q wafer IN
ihe channcL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

GRr.r PRoFrr MIR George HoadIey.
oi Cleveland Ohio. Siaios that be Obtain.
ed fooT trees of the Morus Mulheaul,s On
The year 1884,. from Mr. Prince Of Flush.
ing. 'hies q which pefished by The hard
winter Of ihal yer. aud The fourth one bo
presented 20 Mr. Cobb u that viciuiiy.
vho last fall refused a]I00 Cor The product.
and expects 81 have from 81 10 90 900 Tor
sale The coming autumn, ell being raised
from that single tree.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

NARROW EScAPB.-On Monday after
noon at the camp meeting OF the Mathod-
list Episcopal Church. now building in
cockey's woods. near this city. while the
exercises were in progress. q sudden add
alarming crash was heard, occasioned bv
the falling Of one Of the huge forest trsei
The tree fell over a wagon, a few tables.
&C., but no material damage was done. -
IL measured two and half feet in diam
eieT, and was ninety-six feet in length from
the point where it broke of TO the top. -
There was not breath OF air s..rring al
the time-the tree falling alone from de
cay. The feelings OF the congregation
may be imagined when they saw il COM
ing in the midst Of the tents crushing ev-
cry thing before it. and the first impression
was. that besides great dsmsse TO the
tents. = number Of lives were lost. Their
approximations however. were soon remov.
ed by the welcome ory-"sll IL we'll"
lB1ifiHlOgs ChToniels.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

@
To judge by the huzzas Of the Van Buren,
party over the result Of the recent elections the
unsophiSticaied would be led to believe that the
Wings have been totally demolished, and that
scarcely . ves,ise OF them is Iefi in the whole
United States. They gain nothing in North
Carolina, where the vote shows a large majority
OF the people against them, and they cry out,
"Huzza for North Carolinar' They are beaten
&c the Congressional vote OF Tennessee, and
they shout" Hurra for Tennessee" They gain
CT members IN Indiana, and they cIelaim,
IAN hail lndiana." They elect hro cut Of the
fairiseA nenbers IN Kentucky, and they proclaim
"Glorious news from Kentucky" ~ These IT.
dieulous shouts are put forth, not because Of any
important victories gained. bet because the
Wings have failed in one instance 10 obtain dis
ungulshsd victories. In the aggregate The Ad-
minisiration is beaten by five OF sir members,
and yet We hear ats friends rejoicing. This
course may serve TO keep up for . time the sink
inS spirits Of their own party. but II will not de-
ceiVe or frighien the wings. They know their
strength in every S.ats Of the union-they know
that with the exception Of New-Hampshire and
Missouri, It cannot be said that the Adminisira-
"~A - VI any one OF the
iweniy-siI States-they will remember that IL
shorn Of some Of their strength in Tennessee
and Indiana, in Virginia and many other
States heretofore against them, their cause Is TA-
pidly gaining ground, more than cooperating
for any losses which will they will susIain-and
that with the mammoth Stale OF .NSte York on
their side, they caa defeat Mr.. Van Buren,, aud
have score Of such little States IS Indiana TO
spare. And will not New York continue TO
MAINTAIN the ground she has occupied for the
last two year, That she will, We have the
most abundant and satisfactory evidence. -
where, thea, is any cause for rejoicing on the
part Of The friends Of the Administration, or
cause for fright OF dependency on the part of
tho Wings We learn that the result IN Tennes-
see has rot dishsariened the wings Of that State
so far from striking their nag are they that they
have already declared themselves ready foF an-
other contest, with a determination and energy
which nothing can overthrow. THIS (aS the
Baltimore CFonicle remaTks) "iS the true spirii.
An indomiiable aud uneonquersble perseverance,
should ever animate those who are lcagued to-
geiher for the defence Of the liberties Of the
country. Not TO tho Wings Of the Revolution.
IN The darkest hour Of their struggle. could more
justly be addressed the insfinng assurance Of the
enthusiastic lover Of liberty, Sb2 declared tins,
"FrerJoms battle once JeguD,
Bequeathed By bleeding sire 10 son,
Though bsilicd Oft - ever Won"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

The following arr the States which have yet 10
choose representatives 20 the neat Congress, with
the political representation IN the last Congress
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

Ye'ssrday vas tlss day Hr Cisy va expected
N he CITY ef New YoIk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22
THE ELECTIONS.

The resuk in the 6vs States which recently
slee'sd their representatives for the next Con-
gress Is now known. IL Is ~ follows
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

Mr.. Sheppard was considered rs a Wing At
the opening Of the last Congress, but Loot his
popularity with that party by sustaining the sub
Treasury and some other measures o. the Adj
miniSiratIon. Mr.. Fisher has been esteemed n
Wing heretofore, but was opposed BIZ REGULAR
ly nominated Wing candidate, because of his
supposed adherence To the politics Of Mr.. Cal
houn, TO whom he has . known attachment; he
disclaiming, however, the Friendship for the Ad-
minisiraiion and ITS measures which was imputed
10 him IN the course Of the canvass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22


| Reuben Chapmga
Joshua l. Martin
George w. CraLL Geo W. CrAbb
Diron H. Ieris' JEroH H. Is,ris
> Fsaacis $. Lyon James Deilett.
Mr.. Lewis and Mr.. Lyon we're both counted
among The Wings 81 the opening of the last Con-
gfesS bat both voted against tie Wing csndi-
date for Clerk VI the House at the opening Of
The last ttbifh) session Of that Congress anil the
former especially supported other measures Of
the ADMINISTRATION, and - claimed BY ihe Go
vernmeni paper As belonging 10 ITS party MIR
Lyon declined heinz = candidate for reelection,
snd a strong Administration ulan vas pat up m
his place against MI. Dcllsu.
The above - believed 60 present just ac-
count Of the results 81 the late Elections from
which 70 Will b. seen that the Wings have lost
az or eight Members Of Congress leaving them
q sufficient number, however. to place their pre-
poo Iefanee IN the House Of Representatives be-
yoad reaJohabe doubt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

Mr. R'ves has seeepied an iavilaiios
TO dinner IT Louisa & u given 10 be
nor q him by many citizens of Louisa --
u will take place on The 9Th ol Septsm
Der.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

The Globe states that James X. Polk Is elect
I'd Governor Of Tennessee by about 1000 ma
jority land that there will be a Van buren, ma
Jointly in both branches Of the next Legislature
Of Tennessee. This may be true. though 1t
needs confirmation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

Thas il will be seen that The Administration
will have 10 gain members in The shove three
small States, 90 obtain q majority of oas in the
next House Of Representatives This cannot
he effected; and IL IS now reduced to certainty
that the Administration will be in q minority
IN the next popular braaeh Of Congress. THIS
viii give the wings an advantage over their
opponents which they have not cRjoysd for the
last ten years, and prove more disastrous 10 the
Administration than any event which has trans
pired during the same period. A Wing Speaker
and all the Committee in accordance with the
majority Of the House, vill be the first results /;
from which will dow others ss beneficial TO the
country and TO the Wing cause, As they will
prove calamitous 10 Mr. Van Bursn and has Sub
Treasurer
POSTSCRIPT
eC>Since the above vas IN type. statements
have reached ne, that the wings have elected
membefs OF Congress and the Vsa Buren party
only 4. in Indiana-ant that u IS now doub,fal
whether there IS more than one Van Dureu mem
Der elected in Kentucky.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22


Seven persons YorksLiremen. ! be.
hevs-have lately taken a very sudden
leave Of Us. aud without much doubt. il
any. becau'e they have been guilty Of
perjury Ia swearing 10 false invoices at
the Custom house. This business. or the
like of II. a. is stated. has been carried on
for 20 years. but never before TO its present
extent. Englishmen come out hero as
partners Of houses. and invoices are made
out in England. by collision. TO which
the importer here swears. and IA which
fraud the PsIured importer has been aid
ed. II IS now well known. by an ex-depu-
~ collector Of this port. so that an i'm
mense am ount Of goods has been brought
ioio the country without paying tho du-
ties demanded BY law. and 10 the seriou.
injury Of the honest trader and the home
manufacturer. The Bo,iomly case in
Bosion exposed the nature OF these frauds
The Collector Of the port has manifested
a credi,able promp,itude Ia investigating
these frauds. and in urging on the disco
very Of the perpetrators.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

Erfra Session Of Congress.-S,nce the
adoption Of the Constitution. Congress
has been convened four times on extraor-
binary occasions. 10 wit: in 1897. by John
Adams, on matters relating to the war
with France in lS07 and 1913 by Jas.
Madison. m matters relating To- he war
with Grea, Britain: and in 1871. by Mar.
TN Van Buren,, on account Of the suspen-
sion OF the banks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

A.letter in the New York Times states
that Mr. Van Buren, returned 10 Saratoga
on Mondsy about o'clock. with exceed
ing quie,nsss. He csme up in . separate
trsin OF cars from Troy. There Was no
reception. OF course. lie had sc-se
enough not TO attempt repetition Of q
ceremonial. Very lev knew he had ar
rived, unit! hs took his place at the din
ner table.
AZ soon ss Mr.. Clay heard he was on
the ground. he went and called on him.
Their meeting Was just such as might
have been expected, from the character
OF the two mon. Mr.. Clay was easy.
familiar. and good humored in his adj
dress. MIR. Van Buren put on IS great an
appearance Of cordially rs he could AZ
sumo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

WILLIAM NJ. PRIcB, IN PARIs.-A
fiisnd, recently from the French capital.
informs us that that bright particular s,sr
Of loeofoeoism. William nj. Prise, Esq.
Is shining with dazzling. though borrowed
lusire. in tho gay Saloons Of tho gaye,.
city in the world. lie has lately pnrchas.
cd for summer retreat. a beautiful villa
and grounds, Gbou; six miles from Paris.
while be occupies, at his town residence.
at an exoTbIIsnt rent. . splendid hotel IN
the most fashionable part Of the CA0Dgps
EiJ'Sss-ibe grand metropolitan IocqIe Of
The French arisiocTscy. Probably loco.
foeoism has never before been so brilliant.
ly represented in foreign metropolis.
~ Timo.
Lees than half year ago Mr.. Price
was ilourishiDg away a, the Spnngs.-
Two cottages bad been erected come te d
with, and N the rear Of ths United States
Hotel. One Of these Wss built for Mr.
Price. and the other for SwaItwout. The
latter vas absent, but Price vas in al,
glory. There were those, however. even
thus early, who disirusied them. Go
ono ocoasion--we have the story from
Col. Hise formerly from Kcutueky. ont
now Of LouisIana--at = dinner parry the
conversation turned upon be subject Of
government defaultcrs and locomotive
sub-TessuFers. MF Price talked vefv
periodically against them, and vas 90 Pc.
eVtayig earnest that Col IIise broke forth
With The sxelsmaliop-"TH bot you "a
bottle Of leins not g0a ptH Be a dsCouHer
md run swoy yOHrSeT b.foSs ne 1T Of
JanNITg.' Some Of the cOmpany laugh
81 the remark az mere ba6Here Pnce
looked rather blank. add affected d..
pleasure ~ the impuiation. aad wished
the remark retFaeied. Bot Coloael Hise
persisted 10 the prediction. and they part
ed. Scarcely Two months bad passed.
before the abscsndins u ths one made .
prophet of ihs othef.-.E Y Con.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22
NORTH CAROLINA

NORTH CAROLINA.
J. Ssmf r. Sary1, Kenneth Rayner,
,. Jesse q. Bynum, Jesse a. Bsnu,a,
J. Edward Staniy, Edward Stanly,
=. Charles Shepard Charles shepard,
>. Jams .NekSy, Jaslss j. .SekSy,
6. Mic. r. Hrrkins, Mic. r. Hnrkins.
!. Edmund DebeIry, Edmund Debsrry,
:. IVA. .hoafgomsry, JTa. Montgomery,
3. Aug. II. shepherd, JOAN I'm.
10. Abraham Reoeher, Charles Fisher
II. Henry w.. CoaAor, Henrs ~. ConaOr,
l2. James Graham, James Graham,
~. Lewis Williams, Lewis Williams.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22
T@ Saih6,H.

Thomas Tncbehake Samuel Scollcy, Mann
y. Nelson, WIN Gi.nt'iam. Paul Smnh. W
Riley, Meredith Helm, b,nj = Burns. Nathan
Barns, Geofgs q. Riley, PfeGsTick Smith. Rich.
TImbeflake, John Pet, John r Rely, DAVID
RosenbefeeT, Benz Welsh. John IIsvkins. I,ewis
Fry, John = Stnith, Henry y EsIy. AnIhony
Kennedy, John uuIgley, Lewis liomsr, Henry
Crosby, JOseph Harley.
On motion Of WIN. &. woTihingion. Esq II
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