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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

ted 10 bring with HIM q OF 200 Of bis arm
ed partissns, this was OF course objected
10.
A the government OF the United States,
Is bound by treaty TO preserve peace a
mong the lodisns on the frontier Il seems
that there shoald be a concentration OF
force IN tina, quarter. since the Cheroaees
slone are able TO muster something like
3 OF 1000 hghling men. and Ross himself,
says the Gazette. has a body guard Of
some 200 men TO protect him from the
Ridge party.
The editor the Gazette observes that
IF the troops who ATE now playing soldier
IN the camp at TreEton. were on this FROM
tier ut the presen, time. they would be a.
BE 10 subsefvs the cause Of humanity IN
preventing an eGusion 81 blood which
may possibly be the result Of this inies
nal feud Of the Chetokess. more sheetual-
ly than can be done By ihe regular force
Of present stationed there.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01
GOV TYLER

Gov. TrLrE. heing on q visit 20 Louisville.
was invited BY the Wigs Of thateity % public
dinner, which he deel,ned----ln his letter IN reply
10 the invitation. he presents clear and forcible
view Of the Wings. We extract that portion "
has letter -
The Wing party had its origin and
finds It's cement in the patriotic desire To
arrest and correct the errors. on cardinal
points Of public policy, Of the late and
present administrations. involving in their
consequences the fate OF our free institu-
lions. While differences Of opinion may
exist among IFS members on certain points,
yet the platform Of principle is broad
enough for each and all To stand upon 10
do battle IN the name Of a common coun-
try. We seek 10 discover ,l.st union OF
the purse and sword in tho same hands.
which vas for the first time asserted by
the late President in his celebrated pro-
test; and which With tho short interval OF
some SIX months. has eontiuucd ever
since. We war against that immsnse
power Of patronage, which. permitted TO
sleep during all the time OF our political
history up 10 the last ten years. was then
suddenly awakened. and by its Influence
has threatened 10 make the Executive
Department Supreme and dictsiorial.-
We do battle IN order 10 restore the Sc
nate OF the United States, the immediate
representative OF tho State sovcreignties.
10 tho condition from which il was desrad.
ed by tho expunging resolution, by which
Il was declared IN substance, 10 be inca
pablo OF guarding and protecting the Con-
shiuiion and Laws even by mere resoIrs.
/ We seek TO restore the reign Of economy
in the public expo mixtures which have.
OF late years. go fearfully incrcAed.-
These are among the great leading OBJ
jeets Of tho Wing party, which. being
KEEP, continually in view. eniiilc It 10 be
denominaied the great reform perry, not
! IN the name merely but in verity and
truth. II cannot be other than successful
IL It shall uniiedly worship at the sbri.e
Of principle. aud shall regard men as the
mere agents 10 consummste its objects
! That :hcso considerations will be suGi-
eient 10 induce union and cordial co-ope-
ration. will not permit ms selfto doubt !;
and tina: union and cooperation will in
eviiably lead TO triumph, the signs Of the
times sufficiently indicate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

FOREIGN NEWS.--Some Interesting items
az foreign news, brought by the Great Wet
en-" will bcfcuhd on our FIRST page
Advices six days later have been received by
t'c ARRIVAL NJ New York, on Sunday last. of The
steam ship y" British Queen" The intelligence
fssys the Baltimore Ch'onicle) Is more gloomy.
commercially, than that received ty the Great
western. Within the FIVE days preceding Der
smiling, cotton had fallen fully ono half penny.
md the state OF the money market was quite a.
bad az by the las, accounts. The dates arc up
To Ihe evening Of the l2Ih July. on WHICH day II
was universally expected that the G1nL Of Eng
land woulS Taise The interest 10 SIX per cent.
The notice, however. dd not tale place. though
u was Inumaied from tic Bank Parlour thar The
interest would probably BE- advanced on the lol-
nuiRg Thursdsy !; vas Supposed that fur
thor dcclioe IA cotton Would take place.
The London papers pahi,sh full details of the
dsaIh Of Lady Flora Hastings Tier remains
were conveyed 10 Scotland. Tor intcr.neut AZ
the r,GueH of her father. post n'oriem cSami-
nation Of her bo'ly was made. and the result fpr-
ever put 20 Tost all doubts - To- her iaaocepve OF
,l'c charge that hal been preferred vsv'asl her
character.
The crops IN ENGLAND ere s',A '''rH vcry pro
missing and IN some paris The hlp/tsi las already
commenced.
The Wing Ministry haygf' Is saii, g,vca W
al intention 81 reunng C,an Office
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01
GrHrraI EHttiIiurptr

The Speakers Chair and ,t,,,,,..
as the sailors say. on the House a ~
sentatives cost -. 10; -. That, -,
ile esmocraf. Mr.. Polk. mast have Eel, =.
~ comfortable whilst seated in tins et,,.
and surrounded by lis dIspery. t,,.
much IN character.
The contingent expenses OF tie How,
Of Representatives OF the last Cooy,.
for the year lS;}9, Exclusive OF the me-,
bers daily pay aud mileage amounted
% the enormous sum OF Two hurdIed q,
Seventy Two Thousand DoI.rs. O,.
item OF Three Hundred and SiNiv.,,,,,
is for making pens for the members.
The sum Of Thlrty.tTo Dollar. and
twenty Eve cents is charged for snuff
The sum Of Five Huadrcd and L,
Dollars is expended for Folders ,nl
Seals.
The sum Of Six Hundred and Ninety.
eight Dollars 10 charged for Cartridge +,
per-
The sum Of Three Hundred and Six,,.
eight Dollars is charged for Dsma,k .nd
Morcens, for what use 10 not stated.
The sum Of One Hundred and Ninety
tvo dollars Is expended Tor ono dozen Of
Chars. Sixteen Dollars for each Char
Toe sum Of Twenty-nx Hundred and
Fiity- three Dollars 10 expended for ear
peiing the hall OF the House Of Repre-.
sentaiives.
The sum Of One Hundred Dollar i.
expended for washing towels.
The sum Of -Four I thousand Three Iluu.
dTed and S'xiy-six Dollar, Is expend, d
for se-hme.
The sum Of One Hundred and Fort,
five Dollars Is expended fer one singlr
Newspaper. (the Globe:) and ih,s is only
one out OF many.
These are bu, few out &C many q
the wasieful expenditures exhibited -, thu
I'., at contingent expenses Of the House
OF Representatives..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

PRrcE s SwARrwoUr. absconding deb
or' 81 The Governme ut ofthe United STAYS.
are living in Paris. without pretending To
conceal themselves. aud even keer up a
correspondence with their friends IN this
country How or Why is il that they
cannot be pursued; Cannot a foreign
creditor sue a resident debtor in tho
French Courts We pevor heard that he
cannot -BaH. hSOntcic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

ELECTIONS for Members OF ConG''Ss, &c.
take place this month IN Rhode I''and' North
Carolina, Alabama, Tenness~>' aud kentucky;
in all OF which tie engineering canvass has
been conducted W. unusual spirit, aud the re-
suit in most ,.~'nem considered very doubtful
The eI.~.0n IN two Of the Congressional dis
~ Of y. Carolina, have already taken place.
out from which we have yet no Iidings. The re-
mAinder OF the Stale votes on the 9Th. The
Giole claims the election Of NlNE Van Duren
members out Of tho thirteen 20 10 elected in
North Carolina; from which ws infer that liz
parry will obtain about FIVE or SIR. fs the last
Congress, there were Wings and Van Bursa
menbcrs from y. C.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

4 HANirepME CONTINENT Amous
me frfHiaf foasis dfank ~ ihe cei-osauon 81
'hf F"Hf'h. ~ Ithaca. u Y w. hnd ihr f8lIoa-
i"e 'rit Pfeiiy compliment 81 - isdlst
" Howaa There purple hall - The
g'ape. a mellow bait 10 the peach. Gun.
ny hall 70 tao globe. -al a bsifef tslf 70
man
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

MILITARY FESTIVAL grand m,i,is.
~ parade. formed II he yoiuutcer compani,s NJ
th. sni 'i'- furroual'bg oount,cs. uiu tase place
o. Smtihaed io-morow The ostar of q ra,sl
d.nacr, n 10 'issa by Doc Smifharii Blues, vii
form part Of t'is cvefr'scs 81 ne day
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

THE VIRGINIA SPRINGs.-A letter from
the editor OF the Washington Madisonian.
written from the White Sulphur Springs.
says: THE Springs arc not now go fully
attended by visiters as they were last
year. al the Warm Springs there are
about 30--at the Hot perhaps 40-a: the
White Sulphur about 80; among whom
are Lansdon Cheves Of South Carolina ::
Governor Johnson and Judge Porter. Of
Louisiana Hon. John Robertson Of Viz
GINA, and variety Of persons from every
quarter Of tho United States. AT the
Red Sulphur there are about 100 visllers
at The Sweet Syringe not more than
20 soarders. The weather has been cool:
blankets being necessary for the bed eve.
~ night. and fToS sometimes. morning
aud evening"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

A gentleman who. in = recent journey
through Tennessee. called at the Hcrmi.
iagc, informs us thst the health Of Gen.
JACKSON i. feeble but that h,s spirits are
a, flush as ever. We also learn from the
the samo source. that the political contest
IN that State. now nearly at its crisis. is
conducted with an earne>tncss almost
amounting 10 feToeiiy.-EredsTiek Er.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

BALTIMORE NEwsrAPERg.- pin-
hdrlghia American. an ably conducted raprr
sPea.ing ~ new'PaPrr pays de following Iu'i
compliment 90 ihrse of ilaitnpfc
" Whilst on th.s ijsct w. msy a.d hat no
Plpess conn fn our oG'-0 which o.. rience npogs
Iudus'fy sni lhfidg On ii psu oi il,om Elliofs
han those u Bslui0ofe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

The Charlottesville (vA.) Republican.
the leading Conservative paper OF Virgin
IL. Gays il has no authority TO declare Mr..
Rives' opinions, but that II is"very vol
satisfied Of one thing AID that IL, 90 one
who favors the sub-lressuTy viii ever re-
eeive the support Of Mr.. Rives for the
Presidency"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01
'rgIE ExDa&N~..
FROM FLORIDA.


TALLAHASSE, jury II. 1890.
ANOTHER INDIAN MAssACRE.-On
Saturday night between nine and ten
O'Clock. the family Of Mr.. GREEN CuARs
living about ten miles from town
were attacked by the Indians, and his
wife and two children killed.
Mrs. CHAIRS was sitting by the table
sewing. surrounded by her interesting
family. consisting Of her husband aud six
children. Mr.. Chairs was resting on the
bed. IN the same room, when an Indian
nile was fired. and Mrs. G. fell dead from
her char MIR. T.. instantly sprane from
the bed, blew out the candle. closed the
door an windows. and seizinZ hi. gun.
took his stand, Hiih the determination 10
KILL one Indian at all hazards when they
wonld attempt 10 enter the house. The
Indians. however. approached the house
IN such way as 10 De unseen nv Mr.. G..
AID proceeded TO set fire 90 the dwelling
aud out houses on tho premises. soon
after the dwelling house took fire. Mr.. C.
started four VI the largest children ont at
the back door, and told them TO escapo Ia
the next neighbor's; thew did effect their
escape, and were ell saved. the eldest
however. young lady about seventeen.
was discovered by the Indians. " no gave
her chase. aud we're well nigh making
her a victim; hut she had taken The pte.
caution, as she was leaving the house 20
take with her dark cloak. and when she
found herself so closely pursued ny the
savARes. sho suddenly fell into the bush.
es. and throEing the garment over her
person. concealed herself from the keen
eyes Of her ruthless pursuers. The Ind.
ans. she say, passed within ihrea feet Of
heTi This young lady's life was saved
so narrowly s 20 make the blood run
cold even al the thought; and IL should
not be forgotten that It - entirely a,,ri.
buiabio TO her presence Of mind.
SO rapid Wss the FIRE. and go great IN
conformation produced upon Mr.. G.. by
the sudden death 81 his wife, that, IN
making his own flight from the house. be
forgot bis two youngest childTen-ibe
one about two years old. end the other a
babe Of ''X monih'-and they Wete both
burned 60 ashes reformation Of this hor.
rif Transaction reached our city duriny
the night. a1d our citizens Vefe aroused
/ by the beating of the drum. and the sir
ring preparations 10 60 IN pursuit of the
Zoe. About sunrise. the Minute Mea %
a mounted company under the command
Iof Capt HUcm FtsHra. started IN pur-
'uiii and after visiting the scene 81 r,u,.
dcT and outrage. took tie trail II the In
d'ans, and iullos ed Il some nllles. when.
owing ." very heavy rain which Tell
dunng The pursuit. they lost II. and vern
obliged TO Teiurn. The Minute Men ere
s'ill out securing The county .-Nar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

DESTRUCTION OF MADAME BLAS,u.
Ard vas ono Of the thousands Who
saw tand heard Il, too. the des,rueiion
OF Madame blanchard. On the evenip,
OF the 9TH OF July. 1919. she ascepdcd ma
balloon from the TIvoli Gardens. At PARIS.
NJ certain elevation she was TO drsshnrs.
some he works which were attached a.
tue car. from my own window / saw The
Ascent For a few minutes the balloon
ws' concealed Nv clouds: presently 1. re
sppt sred. and there was seen moment.
airy sheet OF lame. There vas a dread.
fuI pause. In a few seconds the Door
creature, enveloPed and entsngled IN the
netting OF her machine. fell, With a fright.
FOL crash. upon the slon,ing roof Of hou,o
IN the Rue de Provence. mot hundred
yards from where was standing. and
thence into the sweet, and Madame
blanchard wastsken up a shattered corpse
u was supposed that the rockets. which
ought to have been made 60 point dorm
roTd'. were improperly managed. and
thus the catastrophe wqs accounted for
SO much for FIRE work asesnhi
lPsSts's Cro;eksn ~ TIA .ls|.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01
THE PREsIDENT,s roIrn N, ,no.,,.

THE PRESIDENTS ToUR.-h appears
that the visit Of Mr.. Van Buren 90 his home.
from which. the Globe kindly informs ", he
has been abseni three years, Is only the com
mcneement Of q hour through the whole State,
which Is TO be extended along the lakes. We
have our Information from the las, Richmond
Enquirer. the court paper, which says
q we understand, that Mr.. Forsyth len wash
infton on Tuesdsy--and that MIR. Po,nsett W a.
10 leave the city on Wednesday night on IN, way
20 the North. IL - said, that the PreSidsn: IN
tends Go joan him IN tour the dividing wa-
tiers between the British and American posses
-tons. England cannot but see IN this VISIT an
additional eyidsaee Of the desire Of our Govern
rnent 70 preserve the peaceful relations between
the two countries."
She 2ith July. The Evening Journal states that
he Vas ushsred into the city with all "the pomp
and circumstance" that cannon, soldicrv, music,
and offce-holders could inr",rt 10 the pageant.
oscen Victoria herself could scarcely have H.
vailed his.Republ.can Majesty 10 the gorgeous
ness Of hisreeepton.
Tho Common Councils Of Troy and Science
isdy have refused 10 receive Mr.. Van buren,
the eiec,ioneering President IN their official cha.
racter. The glory Is oil lefi TO "ny Democratic
feliov-eihzsns."
When Thomas Jefferson (says the New YORK
whg) visited his friends in Virginia, from>whom
he had long been separated IN discharging hi,
high duties at Washington. he wcai on horse
back. rarely attended. except BY friend or se-
quaintance, and a faithful servant lie paid a.
0trn bRls
When John Quincy Adams. during his Presi
dcney, visited his hicndS IN Massachusetts, he
went on board stages aud steamboats,, like othsi
private citizens, unattended by any rerinue, no
eTen b. servant. III paid las otca bills
When Andrew Jackson, the much vauatct
chief Of the Democracy. came in. the forms and
ceremonies of PreroEative began TO influence Ia,
intercourse With the world II he travelled. h,
had troop OF reIainsrs wherever he went,-and
the Popul,ce were trained 60 follow aad shout a
the heels Of The chieftain lid tie people paid hs
sTPenss
And when Martin Van Duren visits his ne gh.
bors IN his native State, h. seeks Co follow IN
the footsteps Of his illustrious prsleecssoI"-tc
initiate the Pomp aud pageantry of n royal per
sonage and goes about bowling ADD scrap.ng ia
che people, whose interests he has betrayed, and
with whom he has fellow feeling. .lHI u,
fsoPir hare 10 foot he bills
Which Of these are the irussi Republicans
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

TIE SPECIE IUMBuG-A ions ,svc.,,-
rAtioa has bceu eoinE oo a. sew o. cane. ,nlo
'ir conduct of De oG-ers Of o.. Mint recent,
Established ihcfc. Ampngfi the di4-Iosurc,. 10
aprears that de eTpensss of tie cstsbli,hm.ui
81 salaries. &C.. vcfs t5l.O01. and he amount
~ moaey ca'ncd Sio.gi1'' Another profitable
experiment."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

The E-ench barque General Foy. arriv-
ed AT " Orleans on the l7ih inst. from
B1rJaux. brought beside a fine cargo Of
Frrnch goods. 1000 600 D franc pieces,
Ild p doubloons.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

DowvTtLL OF Tur QuEUx. As tho
'plrnd'd statue Of Victoria by Stout was
being lowered iuto the bold of q vessel
ipf Bgdun q portion of tho tickle gave
way aud Der virgin MAJESTY vas prrcit..
iaied hssdiong below. and every hub Of
her precious body dsslocaisd. The statue
valued Al Si0UO is NJ more.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

JEFFERSON oATS-Since our Last paper.
VIC have received further evidence OF the grsa,
growihs Of the present season. Several stalks
Of Oats. seven feet in length, may now be seen
nj our Office. They grew on the farm OF Mr..
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON. near HallIown, In tia,
county, n a large field Of oats. tho average
height OF the whole Of which was upwards Of
five feet. Some Of the heads contain as many
rs l25 grains.
We have also received another stalk Of oats.
also seven feet in length, from the farm Of
Capt JAMES HrRsr. of this county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

The first railroad ever built IN Nh.
country vas the Quincy RaiI-Road IN
Massachusetts. h,i!e mote thun mile m
length. and leading from granite quarry
The second Sas the Lehigh and Maun,h
Chunk ra.; road in Pennsylvania. thirteen
miles long. leading 10 the coal mines.
Fah. ChrcuirL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO Santa
.G'a sVpsrsSdsd by GCn. Braro.-Tho
'|ehr. Essex arrived al New Orleans on
tie 10th inst. in six days from Meiamoras,
bringing the important intelligence that a
courier arrived 81 MetAmoras on the 7Ih
inst. from Mexico. with the Intelligence
that Santa Ana vas driven from the Pres.
ideDhal char. and Gen Bravo vas elect.
ed TO gu the vacancy.
The New Orleans Bulletin sayr:-"Oi
the correctness OF This statement, CAPTAIN
Co,ircl, of the Essex, entertained no
suspicion aud Vhen We take into consii.
efAiiOn the well knoW9 fact. that the pre-
sent races II MeXicans hardly recognize
any principle ~ action but the tumullu.
Gus incentives Of unbfidled lieen,iousness.
The news may not yea: 50 nroehrJ phal a
feature
The New Orleans Bee says-"We
doubt strongly mo correctness Of this
slalement"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

the Court. However the Executive has
eommuted HE punishment 60 transporta-
ton. After has condemnation. he made
public confession Of tho whole matter.
from which II appeared that Captain Car
radius bad been deliberately shot down by
his wife's sou. Benskin Hopkins. whilst
engaged ia has domestic pursuits. and
wholly unconscious ol the approach Of
danger: That he assisted Hopkins TO
drag the body Of his lifeless victim. whilst
veltering in its gore. To al adj accent marsh.
where 1t Was buried ia the mud. His hat
and coat were taken aud sunk in the mud
hard by the spo, here they bad deposited
the corpse Of their Inflated victim. The
negro conducted the gentlemen Of the
neighborbood TO the place here the BODY,
coat aud hat had been deposited. They
succeeded in finding the coat and hat.
and were Informed ihG tho body had
been renewed ~ Hopkins TO come more
secret spot Tho citizens Of tho neigh.
borbeod arc entitled to great eredi, for
the uoiiring industry and perseverance,
with which they have fcrrcied out tho
perpetfsior Of this bloody deed. Thus
has our community been deprived Of a
most estinable. worthy, and respectable
citizen, BY the hands Of a skuik ing assassin,
Who has lied from justice. aud is now going
at lsrgo.-Ricimond Hhie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

There are 1907 visi,trs at Care May.
mos, OF whom are obliged 10 sleep any
where, and ssme DO not sleep at all.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

The people of Waterford. Virginia. and
ITS ncighborhood, were busy harvesting
on tho I,s OF July. and could not ocle-
brats he day on shat day. But. after bu.
'ines'. pleasure. So they bad their fun
on tho 2o,h. As to putting i, or un,il
the next 9TH Of July. that was out Of the
question. Well done for Waterford.
f.iier. Ca-si.s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

Tur CHTRogrE MURbrRs The liz.
tie Rock, (Afk Gazette contains con6r.
maiion Of TIE murder ~ John Ridge. aud
alSo iufther ann ounces the sssassination q
Ridges father add Eliss Boudinot sbd
from 30 20 % ~ the tfbs belonging 10
kidges party. The murders sFs ssppos.
ed 20 have been committed AZ the initiRa.
ton q John Ross 4 council had been
held 20 consult on the sdopGon Of she
laws. hen some important differences
rose Ross who Nas alWays opposed 90
The em'gra''on ~ the tribe 81 " west
advocating the oil code. Ca hn gay
from th's council Ridge was murdered.
\ detachment 81 drseo..ns VS. sect g.
Ross ~ Gen. Atbvcklo With request
that be- would come ~ the garrison. be
refused. hosever unless be 49, psrmi,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

NILES wERKTf REGISTER The pub
Hc1'ton - U,,s ydabl~ papcf. temporarily sue
prndrd. has be,< resumed ~ Baltimore We
ar| p'eafci 10 earn rhat ~ nnmicf 81 eil.scr,.
h'rs has never beea 20 rrcsi rs ~ ihis time.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

The Boston Times seems TO doubt the
extent OF the law Practice Of the distln
emshed Premise, Of Mississippi. Wa
knotC that he has now on hand. bo,des
other suits four. Tor which the fees are
81 O.GOO each.-k y. Mar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

The hrsi ncFs fen Toe ~ Carolina
ti-l- wiii reach us hy ihc car niis cgeaing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

BERKSHiRE IIoGs.-A number OF pigs
OF this very valuable stock have been i'm
ported from England, one Of which may
now be seen at the residence Of C.. j.
Faulkner Esq. in this place. II il a pre-.
sent from Mr. JamOS Fisher, Jr., OF Rich.
mond.
SIch accessionS TO the improvement OF
stock "a our Couniy. we hail With great
qualification. believing that they will great
ly enhance the agricultural profits Of our
MISUNDERSTANDING G0zeiis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

The IivcTnol Mercury states that Gen.
shfNynccki. the hrrptc leader ~ W..
Poles during The last attempt q that brave
people l0 obtain then iadcpcndence. has
been aPppo'ied 10 command the Egyptian
army.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

John NJ Bolts. Esq. q Richmond. ha,
sold h'' fine horse GDhanns o. John Do.
ford, ESQ Of Missouri. fof 3 Is. 200
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

The number Of letters brought by tho
Great Western, was 1890. These at -
ee"l' each. would pay the Propns,on u
the boat SD, 3U7, 80.