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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

General Scott resie wed the troops at
The Trenton Enesmpment on Tuesday
last. and the Emporium states that they
were again reviewed by Gen. Mscomb,
on the 18th inst The camp wall he bro.
ken up on the LET Of October. II was
joined on "Wednesday last by two con-.
psnies Of dragons from New York. COM
handed by Captain Besli, and number
ing hundred aud thir'y.t~o men.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

The President ba, not Sc. returned %
Washington. SO the last account. o.
was shll bouoNiBg 30 Western SEES
York. Oae 81 Richis's cofrespon8,ss
states that 90 has arrival II some town
some single ladies' 81 . esyfaia me ps4
him a compliment. which caused hi'n 4.
display great fmofi0n
lie bss been sbtent from bis pnsi b. q
nearly three months. O. The Neglect q Co.
public business AZ b. hss trcn at.r..
70 Tong and ou les oNu business r1....
Itely ought BE-. 10 justice. h. draw Hs
SG.O5J 0i his salary which falls due .a
ibe first q October he viii not b.ts
lone hand s-tufn for The public dung
ihe qoafief. ADD should not d. r.. 90
that quarter therefore BE- deducted D.
what principle should b be- allowed
tRfaresl VAC
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

BtgufiSs n ne Ear on he Banks - The
Cincinnati Gazette ~ The 7ih inst. con.
'ains neariy four closely printed columns.
so small type. OF sheTiTs slles-sevsnsy
two d'Rereri feiis. irvoIging q vast des
oi property. SoU.e 81 ne defendants are
mea - The FIRST enterprise. oyeraken bv
The dreadful political disease u bsnk re-.
form ani rsueaehmeni.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19
LEMisnunn. Seni. q.


Ma. CLAy.-On Monday last Mr. Clay
arrived al the White Sulphur Springs.
where he was most cordially greeted by
a number OF hi, distinguished friends,
among them Benjamin Watkins Leigh.
Esq. who ha.i bren sojourning at the
Springs for some time past. MIR. Clay
appeared 10 be in most excellent health
having apparently recovered from the
effects of bis faiisuing and exciting jour.
ney to the North. lie left the Springs
on "Wednesday evening last in an ex,I,
stage for Guynndo'ie. accompanied 10y
Joseph G. Cabrll. E,q.. President, Of The
James River Company. aud four o,hei
passengers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

CATTLE AND STOCK IN KENTUCKY.
Kentucky Is eclipsing all the States m
good cattle, and no man has done more
TO forward The improvement, than Nj
Clay. In The Lexington Reporter IS re-
ported a catalogue OF sales there. August
I'D, BY w. A. BaTnes-ihus:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

4 LoUD CAUTi0s In TIE O. S. Cir
enii Couu 81 Maryland lately Fnrrt
W Salstentsil obtained verdict lsf $3.50
damages against William u. stoke 1s
oe.ebra'ed mail contractor md siege r'.
proctor Or inIuiies received by 4fs
~ ihe npislnng q one o. the dsfe .Jss.
stages, 10 which she vas nding The re-
soal'y having beea occasioned by 'ts
csfelefsness, unskilliulneas, sad tea,t
Of the driver
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

The MONUMENT AT KoRrH PoISr-
Yesterday the military and Citizens turn.
ed out ia full force IA honor OF the day.-
AZ en- early hour the several corps assem-
bled and formed ia line about . o'clock,
when they marched TO Fell's Point. where
they took steamboats, and embarked for
the battle ground. The survivors Of the
gailan, band who had aided in the defence
had previously proceeded TO the spo, in
the Carroll. and v ben the military arrived
az the place OF debarkation. they Nth the
cavalry were ready 10 receive them
The troops landed about o'clock. on a
poini OF Besr creek. ard forming in older
marched To the spot where the foundation
OF the monument was sunk. The corner
stone was then laid with a few appropri.
a'a remarks BY the venerable Gen. WIN.
Mponald. la II there were deposited
the usual documents, copy Of each of
the papers OF The day the muster rolls
OF The cou.paries engaged in the conflict;
the rolls of he volunteer corps piesent.
&c. After this ceremony the veterans
OF the late war, and The ofTicialin, officers
OF the day proceeded 70 The woods. where
a stand had been erected for The delivery
OF The Grafton. prayers, and the perform
ance OF other appropriate ceremonies
The troops formed in line, and national
salute was fred by tho artillery and
ffue re joe by the infantry. The Rev.
Mr. Johns then addressed a PRAYER 10 the
throne Of grace. returning thanks 10 the
God Of battles for the success he had
vouchsaied to our arms when rai.ed in
defence OF our homes. Gen. BENJAMIN
L. Howard, The orator Of The ,lay. arose
alter The prayer was concluded, aud dur.
ing an hour and hall continued to speak
IN his eloquent style, describing in a
graphic manner the ..ra'ure of the battle
ne were called To commemorate, and
bestowed the just need Of praise IN tho
foresight. Of Gen. Smith, and the admir-.
bic manner IN which his designs wrt.
carried out by Gea. Stricken and his
command. who had der anded il as a
right "a be The forenoon, 10 NEE, the foe.
lie was listened to with earnest attention
10y large concourse Of citizen soldiers
and crowd Of citiZens. who had rcsnried
TO the battle ground by every available
means OF conveyance. Upon the orator
stand We noticed His Excel.ency Cover.
nor Grason. His Honor the Mavor. the
Secretary OF The Treasury. and other off e.
GERS Of the cabinet at Washington and
an array OF grey haiIed veterans. WHO
partook OF the dangers witnessed in those
helds during the invasion. The whole
display was Of the most impressive char
acteT.-SUA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19
TlIe PRorrAN poLlrIcIAN.

We find the following admirable deiinestion
OF tho character OF .I4fia Yn Bsaen, in ihe
Newark DAILY Aiseiiiser;--
At one time opposing universal sui.
fTage. at another advocating IL! AT one
time voting for al the tariff: az another
protesting opposition 10 al At one time
going 30 far "a favor OF lnteTBal Improve
ments by the General Government as
TO vote for toll gates upon the Cum5er-
land road that a revenue might be ex-
iraeied from the pockets OF the people
who travelled over 1t. at another profess
ing violent opposition 10 sll Internal I'm
provemea, 10y the General Government.
AT one time supporting the old United
States Bank, and peiiiioning fer the foca-
ton thereof at Albany; at another pro-
claiming Incorporating hostility" 10
the same Institution AT one tinlc in
favor Of National Blnk. upon a new
plan; at another radically opposed. both
on tho grounds OF constiiuionaliiy and
expedirney. To any and every kind Of a
National Blnkl AT one tine denounc.
INK. a. hileous monster, the Sub Trea-
sury scheme: at another declaring, over
and again. against the loudesi remonstran-
ces OF the pcooie. that the salvation OF the
Union depends upon its adoption Al
one iiine iavoring the administration OF
John Quincy Adams and opposing Jack
son: at another violently opposing Ad.
ans and supporting snd even glorvfying
Jackson At one time advocating. with
great vehemence. TcirsnoineBf andys|orm
~ The expenditure 81 ST. $50 O90 an T..
nua'ly-at another Iigidly and resalu,ely
opposing all eH'ris ~ rslreacineAf and
rrJOrm. even when The annual expendi.
lures reach the sum Of s}1 0OO UGG -
At one time cooperating ~ith, aiding and
abeiiing the Nullifers. at another glorvfy-
ing 10 the attempt 20 put them down. as
well as the doctrines Of the Proclamation.
~ ono time friendly. far more friendly
than White or Harrison or Webster. Ia
the rgL;' Of tie New Bedford and all
other voters Of color. and TO Uairersnl
E@daciPafi"n-st another protesting 10
be the Northern man with Southern
feelings"
Such is biief outline Of the pro,ean
history Of Martin Van 9uren; and under
such guidance. il requires only ordinary
sagaciiy TO see that our system. exceI.en,
as IT is. must speedil, con duct us into The
horrors Of anarchy. and tina, a, best We
can expect from it no other than the ,ur.
hu'eni and fugitive existence. which cha.
racterize5 the republics Of antiquity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

VERMONT ELECToN-Gov Jcnnison IS
reelected by majority Of abou, two thousand.
The Wings have alSn el-ccd meioriry To both
branches Of the State Legislature. There IS 4
small Van Buren, gam compared wi,h the pre-
Vious election.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

II - stated in the New York Courier
that the Court Of Inquiry. appointed to
investigate the charges against Commo-
dore Elliott, have sent in their report 10
the Secretary. The majority recommend.
ed tina, he should be tried BY Naval
Court Mat.ial--Com. Stewart dissenting.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

a bad FIRE occurred AZ Boston on Tues
day nighi lat. breaking out IN the exien.
sive stables Of the City iolel. IT, Bnide
street. whore fourteen houses we're De-.
sifoycd Tie city and SuG,Ik Bank and
severe. olher bulltingi we're more o. less
niarcd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

&" Tie Ing, ios. biatt sct.oHe The New
York American states that the Spanish Minister
81 ihis Government. has formally demanded tis
surrender 10 the spanish authorities, ogihe Aois-
tad. her cargo. and the alleged slaves. one Of
ihe negroes has died since Their Imprisonment
making ,he twelfth since they len Havana.
The Pfovidencs Journal Of the lih Instant
states that large coniubutoss have been made
By the sbolnionisis. Tor toe 3 fence anil pf0tec-
Hoo o. 1hs negroes esp,-f,I in ue Am1iai-
There can b. no doubt 'hai Ihey w.U receive az
che aid that money and sympathy caR reader
them
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19


y correspondent ofthe baltimore Pai,io, con
e'a.'cS an able essay with re following remarks.
winch have an application wherever pseudo
Democfacy .bouuds
/. II not every man who has time to
keep himself iniorncd OF .he public affairs.
a working man Nbo has a family looking
to hun for their daily bread. i. obliged TO
take great deal upon irE.i from other,
who have more lrisure To read than he
has Now, 1t Is this very thiog that has
built up Locoiocoisn In this couniry.-
There Is ever some cunning man coi6g
abroad 10 make himself Corpofal of a
squad, in order Tia, hen Office is 20 be
distributed, be may be in the way. He
gives himself great consequence as an IN
stTucter oil the people, aud It j. he who
puts into their heads. these fables about
The poor ard the Iich. the aris,ocrat and
the democrat. Believe him, and there
never were men who had such a love for
The people as he aud hi, friends. nor
we're there ever such enemies 20 liberty
as the people wha are too wise to be de-
celved by hts csjolery. ask every can
dad man who vili coolly think for him
sell. without the AID Of one Of the corpo.
rails u At IL not the gre Attest insult that can
be offered TO the people. to palm upon the m
such miserable aud unnatural falsehoods.
The people are generous and are apt too
readily TO trust those Who como 10 them
10 the garb Of friends. and therefore they
are imposed upon; but II does not often
happen that this imposition lasts very long
so that in tie end it generally falls ou,
that the cheat is discovered. and the
people come back into the path to which
their interests would have led them at
hrsi. II they had been left TO themselves.
There IL one thing ! constantly remark
In The copper wash Democrais-.th tina, how
ever they may rail against wealth aud
rich men. there are no people Who pay
such court 10 rich man as they do
when be belongs 90 their party. They
iondle him and make much Of him. fAtfer
him. and raise him up TO whatever Office
IS IA their gil. have seea this more
than once IN this town Of ours. and have
often wondered TO see how smiabls they
bad grown 20 their own sfisiocracy.-
This only shows that their ouicTy against
the rich men is a mere trick. and ;hcir De.
moeraey what have always believed II.
mask put on 10 juegle With.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

IRoN STEAM BoAr-The iron steam
boat Tor some time in progress al Pi,ishurg.
was launched on Monday last. The ad.
voca'e states that the boa, started in beau
ilful style, and g!ided into IN, water With.
out Jar or surge. Her length on deck is
100 feet; length Of keel 10 feet: breadth
OF beam ~ feet inches: depth Of hold =
feet. When launched. IL was found ,ba,
the boat dill not leak drop. and ,hs, her
draft oi water was less than ten inches
She will be propelled Ny two engines.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

Lyman Rathbun recently died 20 Tex
as lie - the young man Nho prei1rrd
The notes Tor the fofgeres which sli s,'-
ed bis uncle 10 tie States prison. sai
drove BIN into exile.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

SHiNGLE MAcinNE.-A newly invent
ed mac hinr for making shingles, is notic-
ed by ,he Harrisburs Chronicle. as having
recently been brought, TO that place. The
great simplicity OF the machine. coupleI !
with rs effectiveness. is is chief curiosity
as well As recommendation. II consist.
OF large. solid wheel six feet In d;ama,rr
set in = frame like an ordinary grind stone:
ana The blocks Of wood ofthe proper length
being then placed in the frame in which
The wheel revolyes. and 10 which last. nu.
merous knives are attached. the machine
then goes TO work, and "grinds" nui shin
giles at the rate Of fifteen or twenty thou.
sand in day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

THE Hon. DANIEL WEBsrER.-This
gentleman vas in Scotland "a, Tie close OF
august. lie was 10 be present at the
tournament. He has been received with
marked attention wherever he has visited.
In Holland, the papers al speak in high
commentator OF the American states.
man-Iepublishine some Of his speeches
In the Senate OF the United States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

The WESLEYAN CENTENARY Co.'S
FERENCE The Conference Of the Wes.
lcyan Society. recently held at Liverpool,
was one of uncommon interest TO that
body. The Rev. ROBERT NEWTON, one
OF tie mos, distinguished divines OF the
present day, was requested by tie Con-
ference to be lis representative at the
General Conference Of the Methods,
Episcopal Church, to be held at ph:ladel.
Phia, in May next. The centenary fund
amounts 20 more than one million IF dol.
Iars.-ol;his sum foHr hundytd and ninety.
four thousand fire hundr.d and ninety
fCo d1'I"S, or nearly one half Of the en- p.
tire subscription, have been paid 10 The
general treasurer.
WHITETIELD CENTEEARY-There was
present at this centenary a man named
Richard PoUlson, at the advanced age oil
l03 years. who had heard Whi,rfield
preach on The same spot a century before,
having been taken there by his mother.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

a Cashier Assc"NoEp The peo.
pie Of Cincinnati were much excited on
Inc ninth instant. by rnmour which was
lnduS'r'ousl Y circulated that Mr.. WILLIAM
SuRrEEs the cashier of the Mechanics
ana Traders Bank at that place. had an.
seconded. with large amount nfihe funds
OF the bank. He was last seen in New
York on the 3lst ult., since which no,hino
has been heard from him. lie lef, Gin
oinnati 10 60 as far as Wheeling. on a
tour among the country banks on business
connected with the bank, and he then
took stage for Baltimore. and thence 10
New York. When he left. n. We learn
IRON. the Wing. he hal about S20. 900. in
funds Of the bank in his possession. On
hls way he drew from other banks. "a the
ascertained amount ri about $40 ono
making in all abon. S30.oa'; md how far
else the Bank nav he held liable by his
acts is not entirely known.
fBnhiuo-s Chrsnief.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

FoRGERY.-On TUESDAY morning re-
spectacle looking man presented a cheque
for $1,000. purporIng to be drawn by
one merchant OF Philadelphia aad en-
dorsed 10y another at the Mechanics Bank
Of that city. Shortly after. The signatures
acre discovered TO be forgeries. The
offender has not yet been arrested.
Bait Patriot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

More than fifty actors and actresses
have arrived from England within the
last three months. most OF whom have
been engaged BY some Of our theatres,
and so We are likely to have enough .;
any rate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

Marion county. Ohio. has been The
seene.o! a riot, in consequence Of the ef-
fort OF two persons from Virginia. to OBJ.
tam !oTc:ble possession OF black man
charged 10 be a runaway slave. Great
excitement, prevailed on the occasion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

HARP TIaiEs.-The New York Courier
and Enquirer saws ;-"rhe times nay be
very bad in New Yoik; they NJ doubt are
but at any rate the Theatres do mol feel
their effects. They we're all SLED Last
night 20 oveinowing-esen Tho Bowery,
with It's immense space, and .iblo's al the
close Of most suecessiul season. The
following - a calculation Of the probable
receipts. which We think will not vary
much from the truth:-PSrk. $1,000,
Bowery. Si6o1; National. 1890. aud
Niblo's SIGUD."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

SuicioE. "A iameniable case Of suicide
occurred 90 Waterford, Of this county. =
lew days ago. Mr T.. r. GRifrirE. a
respectable cHiHen Of that place. ibrsw
himself into a well 10 his yard ADD when
iound aud taken out, hie was ex6oet.-
IIe va subject 20 Go Of insanity. and II
IS believed such vas The state ofbi. mind
when be made way Wiib himself
lLfaJa.g Usshinrioaiaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

All the free persons Of color remaining
IN the State Of Alabama after the L., o
August next will render themselves liza
bic 10 be en,laved according 10 Law
passed q, the las! session OF the Lesisla
tuIe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

Considerable attention was attracted by
a new steamboat, which made is appear
ance ia our waters on Monday. Her
length az near as NE could Judge. Was
about twelve feet. being such a one as is
ordinarily propelled y iih one pal, orsculls.
In The centre u a complete steam. en- CINE.
on miniature scale. which appears TO
work with as much facility as that Of the
Great Western. or the Neptune. When
we last saw her she was going round the
fort a, Governors Island. at about the rate
OF six miles All hour-.N. Y. Com. .qd,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

a Kidhpper caugAi.-A fellow named
John p. May, was committed TO the Jail
of this county, yesterday morning. charg-
ed with kidnapping aud Offering TO sell a
black boy, about sixteen or seventeen
years Of age. named Levi BigIey, Of NJ
Charlottesville. Miflin county, Pa. May
came to town in buggy. which he says
belongs TO Maj. Thornburg of Miilin. and
with horse belonging to bis (May's) Ia
Their. He was arrested by our vigilant
police officers, MessrB. Sheckles aud
Freaner.-igg0sfovn Torch Light.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

PATnioric SENEnTsr. I'll the indi.
vidasl on ebom important fesp0nsibil-
% are deVoifed. ran see. az The fruits az
his public action, one scre rendered
p moFo productive, one section brought
nearer 20 ibs Common centre. 6ae nev
= pfodoei offered m ihe common market.
= Or enc additional Institution II lsarpisg
oPeoed 70 The children 81 The eommoa.
Z wealth, Be nay truly Fsioics thai he
hps pot lseelse . vaia. - eeV. Srrarf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19
baltimore ckrsnie'..

The PennsylvaniA State Loan Of 50 =
~ 600 has at length been taken. and
the United States Bank il tie voracinn.
monster who has swallowed il. The
bank. We believe, bv this act gets fire per
cent, whereas she nigh, IL actually called
upon h Y" been compelled To furnish .he
money at far; and also gets the privilege
OF issuing the whole Of IL in five dollar
notes. uron which issue a restriction had
been placed bv the sapieni Legislators of
our sister Commonwealth. That insii,n.
ton, although slandered by every v,gl.
bond who has tin trumpet Throughout,
'he commonwealth is the only one .be
authorities can fil back upon IN times Of
difficulty. -BaHinore Chronicle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

COL. JOHNSON-Ii Is stated that the Vice
President Is expected TO set cat on a pilgrimage
." toe North a. soon as The President returns
The Col. goes amongst hs friends. The aboli-
,onists vail no doubt Lc Tei,iced 10 sec him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

sEizURE o. Gooos "A qosnG'y Z
81 goods report. says about 50 80
woFih--aileged - have been smugsisJ
bas been feiEsd q Cineinnsll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

NATIoNtL MuIrARY CONVENTION
The CoRN euiion oiihe friends of veil
regulated and efficient Militia y 81 he held
"a the city OF New York on the fm, Mon.
day Gih) OF October next Is object
~'ll be 90 consider the state Of the pre.
sent system. and take such measures a,
may be- thought proper 20 bring the SUI.
jet under the attention u Concfess IT.
order i.iai suitable alterations may be ef.
ieeisd 20 the univen4.lyacknowicdssdd de-.
leeli'c Militia iaEs. The late y. Y. State
Military Conyen.ion recommended the
appointment Of delegates throughout tie
Union, ~ ihc following number and man.
Ger; That each Major and Bngs6,.r
General be- Delegate. each ofth4re oil i.
Gers sppoint two others. The Colonel Of
each regiment one, ibr field and com.
missioned officers q every fekimeat one
and also The non-c0mmi.siared officer.
and ruvaiea ct The battalion 90 regiment
10 appoint one other delegate. MI. Int
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19
JEFFERSON COUNTY

JEFFERSON COUNTY.
.lDessmsni Of 1913.
Total number OF acres Of land Ia9,3a7
Average value OF land per acre 81 Oh
Total value OF land s3.3io s1j
Total number OF town lots Ctl
Average value OF town lots SJaT Az
Total value Of town lots sJGt g6J
Grand total Of lands and lots s31IIEGl
.7,stssmenf of 20
Total lumber OF acres Of land IlG GfG
Average value Of land per acre SCI 81
Total value Of land 4gsta15
Total number Of lots GA
Average value OF town lots s556 20
Total value OF town lot, S3si SAD
Grand total value Of lands and lots $40 sim
C0myHaiiye IIdr.
depreciation 10 numhef Oi acres Of land, , sol
Appreciation IA value OF land sg3i lsO
Appreciation IA average value Of
lands per acre - -
depreciation ~ number of town lots ~
Depreciation "a value II town lois s3.OGi
Appreciation IA average value OF town ,,, 81,
lots - ~
APPreeiation in value Of lands I so,, ,,o 20,
lots sS"LSp w
u Will be- seen by The above that ilc lands Of
Jefferson have increased IN value nearly mil
lion Of dollars within the last twenty ycars-ani
that the aroags value Of lhc Land Of ials county
- nov s3l 60. An average exceeding, proba-
BY, that Of any Other county 10 te State
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

DrscuARGE or HANDS AT THE Navy
YARD. PORTSMOUTH, vA.-we are inform
ed by gentleman direct from Norfolk,
iha, betNeen > aud 6 hundred hands were
discharged last week At the Navy Yard.
IA Consequence Of the appropriation run
ming out ChPP.r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19
=" GO a.

We are indebted to The poiitcncss Of Mr.
SrEiNdER, one OF the general Assessors of Vlr-
g'ni1 for the following result Of the two last as
sessmenls in