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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-12
CALVIN TOWNSLEY,
DAVID CHANDLER,
LABAN JONES,

Which report was unanimously accepted.
Dir. HYDE presented and read the fol-
lowing communication from Wing OF
Windham County, which was adopted us u
m I'll of the nrncerdinns and nrlaral % y.
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Lenc.,rhedca Monorrhoea, supprcss;ons other

Lencnirhedcn M"norrlinca, SurpTcsslohs OIITer
delicate Finale Comp ainis.
Besides the above, it has been found invaluable
In the d seasrs uf infants that in The new settle
mcnts ol the Ear West, where the Inhabitants keep
il constantly by iham, the children are brought up
in good health wilhuui any assistance from me- dc
N m,p, IL sum up tie character of the Indian
puroa,lye in "A few words, il is only Necessary 10
stale that il poss, VERY curaiite property
whicl, can be pos. essed ly me- dcine vz;'le po"
or ololrning and Keeping open rhe nn'Lrnl drains
Of tie body and lha, rance IN MS use is al
II nj essary in ord 10 assist nature IN Tue cure
~ ,yr,y sdi,,asc 10 which The flesh is heir.
THE THOU SAND OF CURES tha' I'av" already
bcen elected III PniLaDEi PtiIa. BALTIMORE a'd
Other places lu, warrant the rIi'i ,l"t when TINS
medicine shall i,cone generally known, disease OF
every Kind will be driven from cur land.
LATH-liENRY HYDE, Gencral Agent Tor L'h-
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commissioners .>olice.

VI5yLIE ,mdrrs igncd, havil & been alro'nitd by
H the Judge q Pioi ale i"i ihe 'on'iy "a LII
coin Cnmini, siuucis 10 rritI,c and rAhihue I've
slnni oi nr sevnla. e. ehiiuls 10 the estate 1T
WILLIAM KENDALL,
late OF 2 IL in said County, mrrc ant. d'"eas'd-
rcpr,sn ed is,i> htcN give Ia i'ce that SIX
months a., an cd In SAID creditors Ia br',a IA ana
r,>c ,hp,r ell mn: amt tia, y, vii aitt nd Ia thai
service ~ tue flee f " liam Torre> III bath on
II n first M"nd f Ort"b r r'xi. u an 'h int
niuniIiv oite four following r"nihs, at 10 O'clock
in IA, f.rrnnnu at each OF said DAYS.
Wll.LI>M 10 HAi' Commissioners.
FAN Aug. 81 1885. ~
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9sHslsls,'
Componad FXTNACT # TC-MA 10
Il iS4LsiH4h for Cdtomei.


TESilIS Is TIE article which has become SO poru-
n lar md 81 which 50 mach Las Lnru wtlt IN
aud sju,.eil n con.udai,n of. in re Western and
:, ,iiht RI! rue 81 tic l. ii,Gd Sta',.. -.-
! his is IA .e;>,.n wh,natn'p'd STATE OF The liver
and Inral cir e prevails. y hen uc accniIui".cs
and l., n mes rtdundaii. Ia, NJ he t"u d'iI'n !"
ilo,e II ti;ini'ui, md h1het.e to,rr~. "h ch, III
Tie luftrr PM Of sun,ntr iid IN autumn, arr 50
pirvi!.ni. II ~ ioi r.',min, nted 10 iil>" OIL
c!ne " lien in h,rllii. lu, let ,uIo missile. The
nnra isii hni,r us'c and lusky tur"a l" 'h' NOR
,ipg the "a; ted agu,. Ihr morning h' "darte,
,,rowsii ,sS !, ii IhIri. do hut hrsI,hk h'ahh hnl
on he ru, lr;.rS itl al quick t'nia fN,r hlIc-s
lie foundation i, rcn",td. And now WIN" IL -
moi Zee. /. n need 10 tisprnsc VITA III" services II
lie scici tilic ll, sici aiive diseases II Is adj
,is bic 10 iirc.udr h iced of such s"rv!cn Y
ilnrly ~, II to sar ~ Efficient c"'!nr'lc
medicine. mclit.e sul,: aud ,ihclnt "ii he
ind III til"
.Nihs' Compound Erirnrt Of 1om0fo.
1t Is adnn>icr,d in al ra'e>, whri" IT L. h'rrs-
AIRY 10 clr;isc the siuu irh and inwrs. 1t icin"N's
o,iturI.or, and Arllrs quick and lraI'ly a''i''l
q. tn liver and other tlunar ris'tra 81 HE III =
q, men. riuu dfu rilc IL 49, operation, II pre- :
due, $ irr, clituiaiit H. N,ts'is On IL" su'-
iice 81 lie bndl ac'' n HI "dI - ie efsiia
loa ii do.S nul \ ha,isi hike drastic purlrs; siil
lis action Is M ~ III i> teil. ana NAY b 'n TO-
peal,t! ,ioi m,lr, uhii su' lai " hi' graf 10 II
eft.
n. u. The cnnprna ri raris Il III snrdrine fur
nish, d 10 PLY s!ciil.r who na, w III Ia Us" il.
Far s,'e in Bath, on Fiunl t"h ly
J. WILKINSON.
RntI Jrlv &C 1S3! IL
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EWES a. Kl1RIGES,

Original Linimem OF RAN Eatr0cf.
MS . ,iurror preparation Tor Tie ctnr 81 / hrti-
Il na,;.n. srrnius. G"u', swel'"d and 81 flons'
,,,rrtin,, o The cords, DC. &r. See certificates
on dlrcrtt.ns. Alto humber "t references can
b. given by the pr pfin,nr "i i's iS "n'se 'hcafy
hone gruuire unless signed b. Tie l'"Pf''"''
For sale in Bath by J. Wilkinson; IN Gardner
,y f,t,,l.s TntbelE IN HaHowtii =, +. Scann"i;
in 9,,su.,a by ] T. l.adt; IN Bangor by q w
Hidden. and Uhi,rr & Ga,id; aud by uost "i The
", oicsae druggists IN 30 ton =,
IN lH.il w 81
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STOVE a. TIN-N ARE
MANUFACTORY.
Al The old Stand.

T the old stand, nearly opposite q. Hyde &
"a Cos store nav lie found complete as-ort-
tnent of Cooking, ParIor, Shop and all other stoves
now in demand. ,
Funnel Of all dee criptions, constantly on hand
and made to order
ALSO
A completc assortment Of Tin, Jappaned. and
Britannia Ware, together with many other articles
in his line, all Of which will be sold gerry cheap
for cash, or cheap for good credit
a-TCall and sce--no charge Tor looking.
WILLARD Walk
N. B. al persons wlose ro"s a. bills ave
become due. would 10 W, II to call aid settle i'm
mediatcy, or the, wi ! -.
Nav y, If w w.
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a Lsdcrs0.a's Babor-s sO:i u

a Nor sale Wholesale or Rria ! ny
n & lEAVI IT Jr Agr"t.
Cleans without rubbing or pounding
Fun direction P.ned) acc' mpanA ing tie S"'p
irv 1t II
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For Sale in Faith by J. Wilkinson; ~ 1a'd''c,
hv Charles II .rhrli; IN tlnllowel by Srauin n;
~ 1,,,,s,n by ]. f. I.add: in Ranger by u w.
Holder and " hi,t,r 4 Guild; and b, most 81 Il
wholesale druggists in oslon. .,
N,r 1873 TYR ".
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RIA. ESS ED ssAYs
JOHN B. CROSS,

EarEs,cg's agent 80 E'oFfg0s,sg,
HuAViNG err, c.rd on Union iihari - Nag -
;. III Il azine, rapni,,c of storing ahon ~" -
- tl.u.nud ton.n Pressed Hay, would respect. z
- ,i1i, notify SHIP. GW.NER5 thai rarn.rs OF Y.
- Hay may, NJ aii times, he had " i,h. III DELAY y
- n, The low a>t rat, $, according 10 qn lIy, =
= The depth oi water al the Masazinr 81, i07D -
u ,;de. h. /. about ntYe fret will afford III hiyh e
~ tide water snticen, for the lrs, ST ships. -
- where the Nlvgtiion. IN the cold,s winters, ~
= is seldom ob .rnrtrd. single day, bv lee. =
Tan arrangements oftiis Agrnc,, are such iil;,t
the large>t vessels can be l"adod in tuo, or tire.
TINS wlih selected hay.
Orders. will he i,hf,lly executed with despatch
at al times of IT., YEAR
The HAY will be carefully re-wcisIi, d Wien de-
liyrr, d from the agizin'.
Portland Feb |. 1873 i<5.
Appl, to D. C. .NACOUN. Rath.
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ELLIOT HOUSE.

n THIS HOUSE has been recently
n a luilt and furnished al much "A-
EsI "A pensc; and is every way cnlr"a ed
zRsss.% 10 supply the wants Of the locon'o-
tive public ..,o, :, ,h.
centre. and business part # h" '""r;-' III ''r ''n
'I;a,o v;cin;,y If rho principal whnrvcs. steam
hoat landings. Post Ofiier, Custom House &c. IN
noint of location, capacily and arrans""cn'.t Is
not only calculated for men of bns,"' IS generally,
but is well adapted to the wants Of gentlemen "
families visiting for pleasure,
The Ch,rgrs will be as low as al any nous"
N. b. The establishment is furnished WIN H'a
n.cious and comfnrtal T. able. =" hich WILDE con
sr,,n,ly attended hv the most fhlhini Ostcs. Car
riagcs and horses will he kept to let.
Bath Nov 1888. o.
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VESSELS WANTED.

To take ICF,to Kingston, Jamacn, and Jew
o leans. pp'y 10
G. BAlLEY, IalIman's Whaf
- Gath, Nov. %, 1888. s@ IS
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R. R. SMITH,
AT HIS
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE,

ELM STREET.
NONTINUES 10 mann acnre CABIN
q FURNl1 URE in all its branches and III the
newest and ost fashionable Style. at SUI error YORK
MAJ snip. and most approved patterns He hs'
HOW on hand
Side Roards Centre TABLES
Secretaries and Dressing do.
BoOk Cases Work do.
bureaus Work Stands
Gyecinn Pembroke French Bedsfeads
Tables Common DO.
Coinmon do. do Mahogony and
Grecian Gard do. Common DO.
Common do do. Wfting Desks
Chairs of all descriptions. Together msth
crery orti lc Of Farni,sre, usually for sale
tn similar establishments.
ALSO
A prime assoltmcn! Of
Feathers Common Fore Sells
MatiraSSes Looking GtaSSs
Brass Fare Sets Bel!oncs d Brushes
1oy,thcr Nth other articles TOO numeroas
TO particulari2e.
All kinds Of Furniture, or Jobs in his line, IKE
cnted in superior Style, at short nolire: and ut lar
pr,ces. H. H. H.
NIB. All persons where accounts have become
due v i'll save ronbie by attending 10 them hfti''
with. @
Dee. 81. 4w %"
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NOTICE.
Sc .IRA'

Genuine Vegetable Pulmonary Bal. anic
Syrup i.iverwo,t,
For cure q COnsumptio'as, Coughs and
Colds.
More I al $4,000 bottles of this very vauable
medicine has been sold principally IN the State Of
Naine,) since it was fist offered to the pubic by
the original inventor and proprietor. d. Sears, n
few years since
II is undoubtedly superior to any o,he, n,tcle CT
fsred 10 the public; ns seldom fails in giving relief
whore II is taken in duo season.
EVf sale by I.WlLAlNSON.,
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EUMATISM. Anct and Chronic, Splitting
ana Venting ii bnud, DItr,l drn. pNsen'ary. aud
holns. ,c,pr.Ap"pox, aud Pa cI,sl>. tioo :
ing cough an" pa li'aiI.i OF ia" irhr' ln' Ipe'
tun>nmpliun AID Mhrasn NJ; Dr"ls. OF the Head,
Chest abdomen and In Ls; fua. ScniveA, aud
.Svp ,lis. Carer. Owl Loss Of Appc'iic. Gus
nv, ess. Smk H,adaclr. p rs IN tie Back. Stou :
ac ana Sde, Ohcrs and 5 acs ofer"iy description
H. sle RIGS, Weak Nerves, Lomness oi spirits, Aosl
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Snl, Agents

Sub Agents.
9upus,a-Wil,a'" Caldwell
L Ihorl,nslon--JoIn Sp"ilo:d
/ hon,asion-Jo john NJ. Gates
Tup,llam-Naihaniel Walker
Ualdnhorn- G. W. Nichols
Edn M d Dana
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

they were not closely combined. A Catholic
dig"itsry OF great learning, IN a tate WORK
against toleration. eonfSanded BY policy %
different from soy Thing be had heard OF Known.
calls the Government q the usited ssstes an
aiheis;iesl government. and lhs'taost liberal in
other eoaaITies fiownAt The fses Of dives,ins
religion of all further patronage than ~ hat ex-
its 10 tho United States. the guaranty of the
law, Tor oil personal aud corporate r'shts; but
the conseqlvbces have baea equaliy favorable
TO the Go'ernm,nt and To relis ioa, s,peeia
TO the latter. In no country Is relig'on mnre
'srerated add more praeti,ed than where uni
vefsal liberation PreVe,l.i ~hete no Telisi ous
test - required 10 hold Office, and where reL-
g'on neither COZ ;rols nor il controlled By the
Government. 81 saiuiary. so obvious are IL,
cool effects, that the example which the Unit
Ell states has given 60 the world on this subject
must be REGARDED hereafter 5y all rs the great
ct improvement IN the science OF government
the entire sePs r1iion Of eeclesssiicsl aud po-
lii'eai cOneerrs. As religion 10 not made
political engine in the United States, Invested
a. We arc Of the incubus OF n state church, we
can scarcely realize the motives Zoe the aeri.
moniou. religious warfare carr, ing on in Ire
lr"d IN theenlishtened uineieenth century. One
million and = half Of protsstanis against ssvcn
millions OF Caiholie,!l In reference To the
small space Of the battle ground and the bitter
and en'enomed dislike OF these factions TO each
oiher' SIR Walter scott humorousiy compsres
them To people lighting iIh dsgIsrs in
hos'head," thereby retarding the advancement
Of this emsrald gem Of the ocean, di.tinsui.hed,
from her natural gifts and GEe race Of inhabi.
ih's, to be the queen OF the ir, FOIL Of kinsdomi
We have nothing to dreEl from the eneroaeh-
heoi oil The Jesuiis, or any other relisioas order
seeking To establish an "imrsrilm in imptrio;''
PsJal bulls, undertaking, eAcommuaIc siing.
or sraniini; iadalsenee.. are alike harmless,
where Catholics and protestsnts, children OF
'he same lami'y, pursue their religious teneI..
ifeqHehtins their respective churches without
persecuiiol. she Ifered by the same rare.tsI roof
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

EXCITEMENT ~ ARKINSAs "A Letter
TO the Louisville Journal from Baiesvills.
Arkansas. dated The 18th ul,ipo. ssys:-
Great excitement prevails in Wa,hinl-
ton County, Arkansas. relative 10 The
murder Of Wrgbfs family. The three
men who were hung for the murder BY
the PoPulace It u thought were innocent
and susIicions are Ie ting upon The he'd
Of an individual who vas clerk 20 ibe
Legislature Of Arkansas last session
man by the name ol Wallace residlng %
Fayetteville. murdered an inoi,,dut
and stabbed another This has produced
) great deal Of excitement. and after be
honor Judge Hoge bsilrd him. ihe people
70 ihe number Il 300 susmpied 90 AXE
bin. lie. siih pofiy Of ~ Of 100 re-.
treated 20 the Co0ft House. where r,ecsI
Of cannon. muskrts. sc. belonging 10 ne
Uniisd States bad been stored. add be
people were forced to retreat A. fbs
last accounts they we're gathering lor tu3.
thef attempt 20 take Wslisce.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
90

Professor Esrr, whose theory Of storms has
excited considerable attention Of late, is now de-
h'cring lectures upon the subject in Baltimore
The Pdlrio, says he has been entirely successful
IN proving; that his theory is founded on known
laws Of nature, and that his conclusions are
drawn from certain established facts. anu are en-
titled 10 the serious and attentive examination or
all who give TO the natural sciences any portion
OF their study.
In long letter in the Philadelphia papers,
explanatory of the principles Of his science, and
giving "a summary of reasons and facts which
have lei him TO desire that an experiment should
be made TO see whether raia slsy BE- produced AZ
hfciaiIy iR fme Of dronysf," Mr.. ESpy says:--
"If should be encouraged to go on with The
experiment, mean Ia have large mass Of COM
buStIbleS prepared ready fer use, and when
have found all circumstances mentioned before
favorable IN time Of drought, will set iiIc to
the circumference IN afious places At once -
Soon AFTER the FIRE commences, I will expect 10
see clouds begin 10 form, about many hun
dred yards high rs the temperature of the air Is
above the dew point ia degrees at Fahrenheit -
Will expect 10 see This cloud rapidly increase in
size, " It's top is not swept of BY n current OF
air At n considerable distance above the earth
until i becomes ~ lofty Us to rain. shall ex-
peci the cloud 10 move caStwardly, increasing IN
width rs II ADVANCES, and the next DAY shall
eNrcctihe region 10 the south Of where the rain
fell, TO be visited by rain; for reason explained
in my writings.
" IL any gentleman Says Mr.. f. intends to
clear from twenty tn MY acres OF woodland nc Il
spring or early in the summer. in the western or
norih-~ eStern paris of Pennsylvania, will he
please inform me Of the fact as soon as conve-
nieni."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

The death of MArHEw CanEY was the result
Of injuries received from the upseuug Of his car
rage about two weeks since. His sudden de-
mise, tsays the National lntelligenceD adds an
other "a the countless admcn, ions that daiiy
ifansPifc, how generally our hives are ~ the
hands ct others, whose education and habits rem
dec Them incomp etcnt Cihe the scrs ant perhaps
Of Mr.. Carey 10 appreciate the magnitude of
the tfu,i or the necessity Of continual waichful-
ness aud caution.
Tie funeral of Mr. e. tool, place on THURSDAY
and was attended BY an inmcn.c concouf,c u
persons Of both sexes and al ages, whose scfi-
ou' department, u y stated. gave testimony q
the high resp a. ~ which they held the memory
of The good man whose obsequies were lhen D.
DO celebrated. lis hong he vas hlled with
lhe brightest examples 81 hoAorsbIe cosduci.
the frmrst friendship. and most ENLARGED brnr,-
olencs aud as be lived universally t@loscd be-
has died universally regretted
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

The iweny-6nh OF October vii complete onr
hundred years since fhc foundation 81 ne wiie
'rfead and Respectable scct of Christians denom-
iai'ct Methodi.is The Centenary fond - swell
ing Co lsfgs amount in ms country a. veil q
90 Liverpool. % vas reported ihat Ubs fund hail
nfcn there 90 900. 900 Pounds-and We daily
hear Of large additions 10 BE- 10 ihis country -
The iaa Winchcaef vHgis,sn ssgs-"we IN
derstani thar apEarls o. one iboofsnd dollars
have BEEN subscribed 10 ibe centenary fund 10
this place and vicinity"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

TINS SI~E on SWIM PAH.T-Thc Richmond En-
T"rer having attempted IL justify -. sink or
A-im declaration. by rfercn,c Co The ulr,lge Civ.
9" %, 'he opposite" io support the nominee &C ns-
iiouAi ennNrotior, tie R.ehu,ouo Mhix thus state
tie d'ucTtHee hstwecn Iie ~ eases.
The Wings pledge themselves TO
PRINCIPLES, without regard to the man
The 'sinkers or swimmers, pledge them
selves to man, without regard TO princi.
pies, or. as 10 the case OF the Enquirer
and bis retrcaiing squad, they pledge
themselves 10 man directly opposed TO
their principles"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
FLORIDA.

On The 2slh ult. while party Of regu-
lars attached to post near the SuwSnnee
River Middle FLORIDA. were engaged in
building a bridge about two miles from
The Fort. they were fired on BY a party
OF Indians. and six at their number kill
ed. They were under the command OF a
Sergeant. who was among the Slain
They were rallied by private, and al
though inferior in poin, Of numbers 90
their savage Toe. succeeded in beating :he
Indians back and securing their dead and
wounded. Six Of their number shouIdpred
each dead man, and relresied. the In.
dams pursuing and firing upon them
They succeeded however. in getting 10
the For, promptly returning The fire Of
the Indians the whole distance Three
or four indians were seen TO fall, being
borne of by their companions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
TIE GuNpownsn pl or

The @sis'ncrt q MIR PLrsslNT>oS. relative to
The infamous conspiracy az some numbers OF the
Ee">, wants legislature Co blow up i'i sinpo der
portion ct the rsiluay b,tSern Philade t,bia and
Harrisburg, Se. exc has not. fsr have seen.
been eonirnfisieh.- ALkN GAz.
There has been a lame and feeble at
Tempt made 10 turn the slii.r into ridicule
to laugh il OF" as a very good Joke.
on The part Of the purchaser of the three
barrels OF gunpowder," to lay this plan
Tor blowing up the troops. marching 10
harrisburg 10 preserve order-but as to
defence or denial, there has been none
A pretty joke truly With all his faults
we presume the rehearser, and iniend ed
actor IN this atTocious affair. will hardly at
temp 10 give it that turn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

ANOTHER VACANCY ~ CONGRESS.
by the last ~ Louis papers We learn that the
Hon ALfraT @. iIiRGisoN. member eject to the
nfHi Congress from Missouri, ,,icd at his resi-
dence near Fulton. Galloway county, on Sa,ur-
day The 'ih inst. Mr. Harrison was supporter
OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS been member Of
Congress the last .-ur years, and had Just been
reelected
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

TUE WnEAr CRoP WESr.-The Mich.
'ssn City Register says, ia Lapore
county as general thing. wheat Ia, Az.
eraged forty bushels 20 the acre, ADD bet.
ter cannot be found. A similar Weld.
we learn. has rev arded the labors OF the
husbandmsn ia Wisconsin. but owing TO
the great scarcity Of field hands. a vast
deal will remain unharvesied. 10 some
parts Of the country they are able TO cot
the grain, bot having no barns TO store Il
IN, or convenience for ibIashing !, out
and getting II 10 market, have stacked It
On the fields.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

VERMONT ELECTION Gov Jeunison's
(Whg) majority Is sboui s.OU0--in is97 he
maionY Eas fs20. n ne senate. lhe Whtrs
have eight ma loTty. and 10 10 he House. n
(says Ne Boston Auas) rbe Van Burcn party,
vho have made ihemsriyes hoarss ne iasi uesk
- fhouans over yeFmoai. car derive any saiis-
faciiua ffon his result. We ere gate sure We
have 10 Ssh 70 dsprve ihem q such cheap "a
iisfaeiion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

THE PRESIDENT continues his travels m
NeE YORK lie Was al Auburn a few DAYS
ago, but his present "Whcscabout" - unknown.
lie has been on his e.coiioneering tour about
Three months, and receiving daily upwards OF
sixy-eishi dollars from the public treasury.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

"lie boat" made OF India Rubber, was
tested IN New York few days since, aud the
success OF the experiment, fully proved its fitness
for the purpose for which II was constructed. IL
bore the weight Of hly men and a six pound
he'd piece with great ease, while the firing of the
gun u said TO have had no percrpible eject
upon the float. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
rHE MAINLAND ELEcrIoNs uil laLe

THE MARYLAND ELECTIONS will take
place on "Wednesday next. The following can
didates for congress have been announced:
I--rh Luilirt-, Bal,isno.-.)
VINO. Vas Eu9ES.
John p. Kennedy, James Carroll.
Charles H. Pnt>, Solomon IIil,en. Jr.
Second District
James a Pearce. Philip +. Thomas,
FifGi Disfiiel.
VIM. Cost Johnson, George w. puyalI.
SiIih Di.tiei
"iiilam Price, Francis Thomas,
Wm III. Fiizhugh,
Seronh District.
Daniel Jehniier, Henry G.. :. Key.
Third District.
mo Whis candiiaie) J. T. H. worthington.
FLsi District
-- James 4 Stewart
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

YELLOW FEVER The most distressing
accounts Of the effects of the yellow Fever con-
Time 90 reach us. A letter from Mobile, dated
the 5'h instant, says:
The scenes Of distress anil mortality now ex.
lsiing iE Mobile are unequac,i ia the history OF
tfidemirS IA modern times. Dr.. Fcan says he
can point 10 places III Mchiic which equal any
accounts 10 be 'ound Of the plague in ancient
times. Hundreds are dying for want of auend-
ance and Or. +. says he was in a room ycster-
day where ten or twelve were dyIng al the same
time, and were ScreaHing for water IN the most
frantic manner, andno one to hand H. The stores
are closing, and Mobile has the appearance Of a
suddenly deserted Town. There are several IN
stances, hall dozen at least, of persons drop
ping dead IA the street, and many more instances
OF individuals rising well IN the morning and
being shrcuded before night. The city, whose
population ia winter j. 5000, Is nov reduced 10
5000; most of the Inhabitants having ficd. or
removing rs fast as they can. All the courts are
closed and business al an end There were If
Iy-iouf persons buried who died of the yellow fe-
yer within the three days preceding the Ga
The New Orleans Lolisianian Of the 9Th inst
says-"DuTing the last three days Of the present
week, II is presumed that about 80 persons have
died IN New Orleans, or about 80 daily"
a letter from Augusta, Georgia, dated 18th
instant, says" The fever is very bad, and with
deserted place we had deaths to IL yestef-
day. DIR. Robertson, Dr. Anthony, aud Dr.
Ever, are taken down. All our old physicians
are sick OF dead but one. The Sheriff aud Mar
shall died yesterday. c. Latimcr and Henry
Cummings were taken last night The deaths
are ) 10 II per day. do not believe there are
1850 persons, white and black, who sleep with
10 The eiiy."
AZ Charleston and at Savannah tho fever COLI
lnues as rayages wuh undated mal,guiiy