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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07
VIRGINIA NEGROES

ii0tn an Obituary notice OF GroRoE r. H.R-
Hl'oS' 0. Brandon, the son-in-law Of Thomas
Ei'chie, Esq, We extract the following.
But there was one relation on winch
We ieel 1t our duty 10 touch. We mean
ms treatment Of bis slaves. Would to
iieaNen tia! some of those Insane Ia.
natics had been present. that they might
have biushed for their calumnies on the
South. On Sunday last we saw the bed
on which his remains were resting. sur.
rounded by hts slaves-not the domestic.
OF his house, who were all devoted to
him. but by bis field hands. It impo,-
sable To DO justice 10 the scene. They
an all 100 were dissolved I'm tears. and
pouring forth the most piieous wailing,.
very intelligent slave, in whose arms
his master had accidentally died and who
spoke OF II with an intensity oil feeling
which would have done honor 10 any
man. was addressing his brethren in the
cost plaIniive teTms-"Well may YOU
weeP-Iou have reason 10 v >ep-You
nave lost. not only your master, but YOUR
mend and your father" The in,ermeni
scene OF the next day, battles any descrip.
ton which We could give OF it. The ne.
eroes OF ms own and his brothers planta-
lions. OF both sexes and Of all ages flock.
ed around the erave-all comfortably
clah' IN snow storm. Tears. groans, all
The manifestations of the utmost distress
were poured forth over the closing grave
oi their master. They bid him good bye"
They called him their friend-and their
'alher. II any thing could have touched
the heart OF these IN ,ane AboI,iiooist, ~
any thing could make them blush, II is
such a scene as this.
Mr.. ii. has remembered them in the
kindest terms in his will. Il speaks of
them by nanc--makes the most humane
and liberal provisions for them specially
and enjoius his Executor 10 treat them
all with every kindness, and points out the
manner IN which II was la be done. lie
has brqueathed, also. $500 10 The Coloni.
cation Society.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07
nRrcON

We have before Us the Report Of Mr..
Gushing. chairman Of the Committee OF
Foreign Afiirs in Congress, on the sub.
JrSt OF The possession Of the Territory oi
oregon. The question Of night in TN.
territory Is becoming daily Of gre alter in D..
'efest' and merits the most grave consid-
era'ion on The pai, ol our National coun.
c.i'. La mak,ng Up their Report the
committee have spared no pains. aud hay.
iog examined the subject with the utmost
minu'eness ia all ITS be earrings, "are Of
opinion that !, i. due alike 10 the Interest,
and the honor OF the United States To tx.
Tn mediate steps 10 assert aud secure The
national rights ia this matter" la COM
ing to ,his conclusion the Committee have
made fuil aud lsbofious inyeAtiga,ion, q |,
to The extent of the county claim ed by
TIE tOiiec States. West q the Rocky
Mountains and on the NcTih West Coast
OF The Pacibc Ocean; tho title under
which 1t "a claimed. aud the evidence Of
The correctness Of that title" Alter The
most ample inquiries, the Committee are
OF opinion tina, the United States are emit
tied 10 exclusive dominion. as against any
foreign Power. OF The county extenain,
hast and West from the Rocky Mountains
TO tile Pacific Ocean, and North and South
from The limits Of the Mexican Republic
IN Latitude AZ North. 10 those OF Russ,
~ 81 ~ North, With an offer 10 rein
quish To Great Britain all North OF la,i.
tuie 80. II Bal. .7mer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

Dear. bcauteous Death. the Jewel Of the ms
Shining no where hut IN the dark
What mysteries do lie beyond thy dust
Could VIC outlook that marx ~
Henry Taughaa.
THE REAPER AND THE FLOWERS.
There Is Reaper who's. name is Death,
And with his sickie keen,
lie reaps the bearded grain at a breath.
And the nowcrs that grow between.
Shall have nough, that is fair" saith he.
Have nonght but the bearded Yrain,
Though the breath Of these flowers IL sue-, To IN.
wall gave them al back again"
lie gszcd At the flowers with icarfal eyes.
lie kissed Their dropping leaves;
u was FOR the Lord Of Paradise.
lie bound them IN his sheayes
My Lord has need OF thcS. 1oxrr,S g,y.
The Reaper said, and sinil'd;
" Dear tokens Of the earth are they,
Where he was once n child"
They shall ali bloom in fields of light.
IransPlanted by my care
And saints upon their garments white
These sacred blossoms wear"
And The mother gave. in tears and pain,
The howcEs She most did love;
But she knew she should find them all ayain.
Ia the ie'ds OF lgh, above
o, no, N cruelty, not in wrath.
The Reaper came that day:
Twas an angel visited the grcen earth.
And took the flowers away.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

bibing. as it does. its notions Of civil go.
vernmeni. tom the purest mode! upou
earth. n may not 4, some future day pre-
sent the proud spectacle OF a people
adorned by all the art. that embellish. and
strengthened by ell the resource, tba,
constitute srea, aud powerful nation ,
For my part, have the liveliesi hope, OF
TIE i1'Oie prospects OF the colony. and
'oiemnly believe, the brightest sntic,pa.
hons OF The christian and pbilauthrop,..
NIL be completely realised"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

Tux MoRALfrY or RArRoAbs. when
yucca Elizabeth wished to accom- pli,h an
important UNDERLYING ,hc commenced
~ What abe called "tuniog tbe pulpi,s"
giving She Clergy the key nose II tie
enicfpfiss, ard he people we're soon
made 10 chime 90. Goo most ssc Get concord.
u AS capital notion, 80 least 90 think A
railroad company 90 Ma schusgiis aad
hey sre tying % torn u 10 account -
The Western Railroad Corporation" ia
order o. insure tho success of their apfli.
e@.',n ~ tie u x,slsioSs lof 49,. have .d-
dfesisd oifeulsfs - 40 The clefrymes ia
ne State, urging ttefn in4ivifuahv ~ De.
hFsr "dltc0ufsc On Fe motgf - II
Tqiho1kff We beg ~ ssztest to the
clergy men e. q toxt suited 20 the s1bieet.
J Peter nr .. Rendering ,aitaa for
railing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

GIN. scoTT.-Thc Cleveland lOhio1 Her
a.d. 90 onier ." coffect an erroneous tment
made ~ ranlio lN. ~ paper. give. The fil-
iauiae as DE language 90 GrnerI Scott. o, a
pub.'c dinner, 10 thaf Place. Ci.yciand
Tie 'uijcci under consideration is The lestruc-
non q ihe American Steamboat Caroline ly he
Canadians
Gen Scott said IN relation 10 The
SchlosScr outrage, that ihe matter had
been placed ga The hand, e our Minister
81 London--lhai IL vas nov a subject OF
ncgona'ion, aud be would pledgs his re-.
putslion. hi4 honor snd his lie. that Il the
demand Tor satisfaction shou,d be refussd
o. eraa,d, that ibe President would ia due
iimc lay the matter before Con gress. with
such mcommendalions 40 the wounded
honor Of The country demanded-ihat II
tie result should lead 90 war, We should
tben go inio i, head foremost. ADD the
man who stood IN the 'front.' rank. would
ind him Standing shoulder 90 shoulder
siih him. Bot. until these negotiations
add demand l1f redress hsd fsied. We
shoald strictly regard the laws and tea.
iie5 ~ tie counifv and not take ans steps
20 ihNaft or snnripsle the seton 81 our
oen government, and tbai q vas peculi-
srly The deity 81 thi1sns q Republiean
Government 20 uphold the supremacy oi
The lass snd sustain The action Of our
constituted suihofl,ies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07
NO. g.
Ns Z s G = 7. L a 81 =

SAD MISTAKE. The parish Of Wins
low, in Ensland. was recently thrown
into a terrible conformation by the cir
eums.snes OF = report. in the North Che.
shire Rsforper, tha, their pastor. the Rev.
NF. Morris, had been aivocs,irg in
Stockport, aad urging the inhsbi.an,. 10
petition Tor, a taxation on wives.-The
"hoieNilsss wa in GA ufsosr. The fc-
males hsld consultation. q, which the
aives 'sid. tina, IL such tax wss levied,
II would create family quasIols. aud he
maids justly argued that the chances Of
manage would be greatly increased
against them-aler which they came 20
resolution 10 proceed 10 Mr. Morriss
house. Mr. Mons was applised by ono
o. bis hisnds OF the prsdicsmenl in which
lac had placed himself. and when he saw
The maids and ma;Tons approaching his
house, his fear. were excited and. Sc
curing himself by locks asd bolts against
The injured far. lie weat up slairs and
underworld 10 sppeese th-ir wrath by
speech from achstsber window. 10 which
he lad the blame on The printer for his
eAre!essness IN making mi,prnt The
ladies' not knowing any thing about a
naprint, separated, assuring him If wha,
hey would do when they caugh, him
again on his way to Stockport. The mis-
pint "as wives for wines.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

Tie Real Gy.l' from he H'esi-An
oihce holder at the West. who lately re-.
ulet rom his Official duties. winds To a.,
address on the occasion ~ tho following
eloquent manner -" Now, & ..llsn.en,
.; matters not 10 ire neither YOU call nee
skunk 'possum cr raccoon. Eatc lux-
1i'''ed Tor along time IA lie high grass Of
Ho'efnmenl. whore tall iodIe. has never
been lacking. though have. been zone.
shat scafihed ~ thorn. and ibislles. snd
haussssd hy the consisnt barking Il po-
liical eur'. My oWn peace and comfort
require :ha,l nov qgit The field, and crawl
INTO ny oNn private borough snI sLovid
any II 500 hereafter enIca,or 10 stir mo
uP "i'h long pole 90 - 10 DC eniifeiy
out Of my reach shall 70 Jay The lcast
u ~, sG4cal most Safully
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07
SOUTHERN SLAVERY

In IN obituary notice OF the late George
u Harrison, of Virginia, which we cory
to-day, there is touching description Of
The Sriei OF his servants al the loss of their
master, accompanied Ivy some reflections
which the occasion very naturally sur.
gested. And. ia looking over the Globe
last night tie following advertisement,
met our eye which we copy for the ben.
eft OF any sboli ionist, in whose way il
NAY chance 20 fall:
TO THE PURLIC.-Somc months a-o. two
of ms negro men, Reuben Proxies and Noah
InnVSes, ran away from me and I advertised them
" the papers, aud by handttl!S, offering - reward
icr their apprehension. have reconily received
from them letter, informing me that they are a;
Toronto IN Upper Canada, expressing their re-
grct at having lcn nc. and a desire ~ return
home. havewn,icn TO them, according 10 their
request; and now publish this nouce hat Will
not pay any reward foT their apprehension, and
request that they may no be nolesicd on their
wsy. JAMES G. LAKE.
Fauquier county virginia
We are no allocate for Slavery. except
as an institution which circumstance
have imposed upon the South. and which
the constitution has rendered inviolable.
But, no man acquainted. either hy read.
ing or personal observation with the con-
ditIon Of Tie slaves OF the South and that
Of the !aboung classes OF suy other ooun.
Try, can deu, hat the former are better
led and clothed and enjoy more Of the
comforts and even luxurics 81 lifr than the
latter. Hundreds Of instances have oc.
cprred. Of slaves who. having been scduc.
ed from their masters aud having cNpc.
sienced the sweets ol liberty in the Moth.
crn States or in Canada have preferred
90 return 20 the shelter oi the roof undcr
which hey were BON and which was "a
them, N as eminent degree 20 II vcs 10
tie whites who we've beneath II. a home
where every want OF lie was Supplied Al
I lcss than Tie cost Of labor which the poor
Of MI countries are compelled to pay for
their sustcnance - H0h CtroH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

We find the following communication IN the
aiexancria Gazette. The author OF II Is the sane
person who, some years ago, hal difficulty
with Presidcni jackson.
10 the Hon. II. Duncan. Of Ohio.
La speech which has been published
SAID also to have heen delivered by YOU.
IN The al. Of Representatives, fad that
YOU have elassed me among the Public
Deiauliefs. However much YOU may be
IA favor Of Abolition in the abstract"
beg that. hereafter. you will not. ia max ..
ins use of my name. G6oi,sh tie truth.
am no dehul:eT. as the documents in my
possession will show. IL may suit your
creed. sir. 10 stand up in your place, aud
With tiazen front, delame honest and
honorable mep.-bu. YOU shall not use
your privilege" where I am concerned,
without receiving proper contradiction.
You have quite enough TO DO. to defend
The pecula'ions and frauds Of our political
irebds- those who steal millions and up
stakes for England; a. we'll Who steal
thousands and renfs,n at anchor here
without ealumnialing innocent persons
therefore recommend 10 YOU a little
eauiioa IN your future harangues.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07
Lais = rs L S!z,.s .Nasv
Alexandra, Jan. 80, 1899
v. ID. RANEOITII.

Missouri MAEKLr-The last Boon.
vile Missouri Herald ssys-"Our pro-
'ision marke! has been ioleIsbiy 81! sup
Piled Tor some time past. The PEOPLE 10
the country are beginning TO perceive the
advantages which they derive from the
sales OF marketing ia Boonville, and
hence our supply vIl! Continue TO i'm
prove every year. The present prices
may be stated az follows Beef per 10.
:. to 3 cents, pork 3! cents, veni.on 1
cts; butter ~ 10 Ii; lard cts tAllow
I'D cts potatoes per bushel 80 cts. tur-
niPs 70 cts; apples. green, 80 to 40 cts. !,
dried : Oh; peaches -, turkeys, each,
DID to 10 cts; corn meal 81 cts per bus:
Hour 81 TO 81 per Dbl. O,her articles of
produce as follows: Wheat. per bus 81;
corn % cts oats - cts hay per leo lbs
% cts, fire wood per cord 8! 80 ~ So"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

PSsf~rred EgRs-Ws published some
tine nnce a paragraph raiiug tbat eess
1fs kspi for ihfes months In france. ,a
line wafer. in consequence q ihis = Ia.
dy u East WOOD l.. l.. has seat usa
present u . basket n egg. d geese. Tor
kiss aud docks which have been pfoaerv-
cd year "a fno water. A. 60 e. We
Gao discDFsf hey sfs 81 good 81 Sic issto
snd iigbi a. they ever vsfs q $40 gal.
Too pot vs, SIZED vih sges cd sbost
q pini o. slacksned line ffepsfed lor
shiie ssslIag aas pui 10. ssd lhe vessel
Sled vita WateT. sai bond laid over
ne wafer vas never chsoged. sn1 a..
pears clear tnd sweet. Tie sans lalv
has foF several years kept eggs fsw
months 10 the sans man1sf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

The Galveston tTexas) Cs1elie states
that aboAl one thoasand emigfanis arrive
monthly ~ that port slone. Many o.
them are planters. who bring their slaves
With them from the Uniiad States
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

SEAT OF GovERYMENT REMovtp.-A
bal! has been passed by the Texan Con
gress locating the seat Of Government at
some point between tho Trinity and Co.
dorado rivers, above the San Antonio road
TO NAcosdoehes. formerly known a. the
hing Pass, when the country v D. oUnsd
by the hing Of Spain. The commission.
ers Of Location are 10 be elected by the
present Congre.s. fIom among its own
members. allowing two 10 the Senate and
three TO tie House OF Representatives..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

CAPITAL RusE.-Amons a travelling
party. recently going ess:. by Stage, from
81. LOUIS. was gentleman, well known
here, Who tock IL into his head 10 person.
aie -7nos hfndW The joke took adm.-
ra5ly well. Landlords. waters. cooks.
stage divers. were all on tie alert. each
exciting himself Ia hIs respective line, 10
give entire SaiisfaetioB 10 tie great dis
poser oi contracts. Our informant, speak.
M OF capital break!ss. served Up IN q
inee. on frat making The experiment.
says We RECALLED ourselves and went
on. not forgetting 10 keep Amos With us
afterwards, on al! ocoasions. and bring
hin 10 our sid. especially on dila,ory
stage drivers Many tine the Jehus
cracked their whips wish unwonied gies
having The Peat Master General on
boafd.-Sf Louis pcysr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

TIE LfsgRsLtTY % LOVE- ia TINS
tram sh1ndy Tim. giving an aceoant Of
his tsaHiysi Bsguns. vho attended BIN
dvr'ng lever, aad relating she fsvs.ish
dreams shich disturbed bic siumbers.
says; 9" was Ell bight loas cutting toe
world N TO. md giving her half
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

The editor &C ,he "Maumce Express" reads
hi' neightor> pleasant pfactcsi lcctvrc upon
The Canada War, fsom which We MAZE the fo.-
lowing extract
Fneads aad fellow ci:izens:-Keep
cool. and cont make fools Of yourselye.
IN the Canada business. STAY at home
mind your own ahaiTs-keep your rno-
ney-don' tear Your shifts. nor hurrah
before YOU are out ct the woods Form
~ many secret societies ss You please
pTActse your uinks. mods, aud eIips. as
YOU please. but don. get drunk-don.
pledge yourselvos-dont trust yourse,ye,
GA British ground. They handle guns We
ry earelsssly On tho other tide Of the
boundary. Them BntisLefs llways .hut
Up their eyes before they shoot AMI there
Is no knowing wha, they may ID. if they
should got 10 shooting bullets. IT'S PER.
feet FOLLY 10 get ia the way # gun in
careless hauds-so keep shady--den't
JOIN The 'EUnfsrs don't go wandering
oil away from home "ajoui your b,tsiaess"
don't HARE a. good ,igbi 10 5e ia oas
place as another" II you wan, g. look
mysterious. lock 80 NJ war wlle il YOU
want TO shake your head shake it at your
children. Do business on your own can't
TAI pay sufficient respect 10 tie sound.
ne's u your skin-tske new spaper. and
pay for a. and you can learn all about
these matters. as we'll as il YOU were ON
the ground
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

Go AurAD'-A comPsny Of enterpris-
ing Penn'ylvanians and New YoT.srs
came 10 ouT Gown few days ago TO es.a.
eli'h u mandatory nj improved TmRysn-
40 MACHINES. Finding tie situation
good, they have contracted tor the build.
ing Of lsrss work shop nea. ,bs rail.
road depot. and expec, to do business on
al extensive scale Uinehssiu Eepu6h.
can.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

Social -7rgairqnqtlon IN Boston The
Eos,on Cent,nel ol Fhdsy has tie follow
Ing paTsgFaph:
DIsCUsTiSC. For the 6rst time IN oar
hie.-lnd We hope 1t may be the last -
We yesterday saw two females. both fash
iona6iy clsd-one Of them waS trtsis. sp-
parenuy the daughter Of u substantial
Essex farmer. and the other 6igc}. as Tie
ace Of ciH5S' waking arm and arm
through MIX. Federal High. Sumner
tnd Washington streets. towards the Mail
boro' Chapel. What arc We coming to
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

lSnuaTnT tSD rtnseyrRaNcx we
have The information from und,ubfed aa-
ihouiy that a. individual 10 Brain,res has
b"i'omed duTias the past wear n,us hua-
bred and hity pHrs OF mems thick boot.
one huodfef and fay PAIRS ~ boy thick
boot. snd h re of mems buxans.
read tao weea spspers. With pam
pbieis. magazine. etc. besides twenty.
ooe lhOa'and pages Of the Library - " q
boldly ak, " bo has done better}
QlissF Psfrisf
We eant say who has done better. On
~ We knoW something Of ihe gvafft u
be work They make boots and shoes
sdb great rapidiy ell over New Eaglasd
\ negro 81 The South. vi, had sporied
i'r 40 ~ three hoafs par of Yankee
made broEans. asked bn MISTER where
they came rom. They gfoa on the
trees Iowa east" replied The rnastsg.--
We'll. said cgG n guess dry pick EN-
fore On npo. - Boston Tr1aseripi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

DEATH o. STCPnfS VS. RESssELKR
The New York papeIs Of Monday even
ing. the 18th uii announced the sudden
death 81 stephen Van Rensselnr IL Al.
bany, lie died a, | I clock on sunday
nofning lie wss man e pnnccly
wealth. and 81 gieat benevoience, ADD
bad oiled many imporsnt public stations
lloRntBir We learn from ne Tlem.
ingsburg keutuckiaB. that. few days
ago NJ llsmpioa. q Msson county
On habitusl drunkord. hoog his own ,on
= boy about l2ycsr 90. a. accidentally
breaking jig u rum. There 90 a..
count Of the arrest q The murderer.
MsRFLsxB 4. s. SGsAroa. We omit
Ted 10 mention. last week. ihai the Hon.
VIZ. ID. MrHaiCK vas reelected on Tho
Nth uit by the Legislators of Maryland.
10 the Sensis 81 the United States. lor ak
years from the tih Of March neat Col.
". received ts votes, sad there we're IS
blsuks
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07
CURIOUS DIVORCE CASE

Aifa' MIiapsuP, ~ a0iac otici authority equal
" grave aud p 'ndcrouS, particularly IA relation
To matters Connected with the "Soft sympaihies
oi The soul" scrls that IN matrinony II is al
wa safes, 10 began with i little avcssion. and
perhaps phiiVsophicay considered, the idea Is
moi 50 Wild as II appears al the first blush for II
must be acknowledged thai by commencing m
TINS way neither party has those lofty cxpecta-
uonS and cHirayagani hopes which only lead to
DISAPPOINTMENT The case, however. narrated
m the subjoined extract from recent proceedings
IN the New York Legislature, initiates some
what against the HYPOTHESIS of the venerable
spinster quoted above, and should De- plae.j On
record IN the books Of those who do not acrcc in
The opinion that little hatred at the outset is the
safcsi way 10 ultimate affection The lady's
aversion seems 10 be unconqucrable, and rather
TO increase than diminish lis what the Scotch
eau 'eHnnsr-a species Of whimsical dislike,
which IS mo9e difficult 20 deal with Than one
ionnded on reason. The prior attach lneBt story
may be true, bu, the romantic idea about inter
rnP'ins the ceremony after the fashion of the
Master Of Rayenswood, or rather % Young Lo-
ehinVar, sounds quecry enough in these unlifa-
ran days Of rail roads and soup houses
fDLsf,IsI.gs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

fhs la'i clncinrsn Posf says Tl.s s,e,..
q Ne vA'c = gt-.g fast--so f1aek ~ a. = -
Tar shove wsfsf ~ new s4,ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

FmcISrA.-Ihe State debt Of virginia
now amounts 10 81 30 600. Brsi2es
which, the a7gregats State subscription
to various public works, Tor which the
necessary appropriations are not yet rlsde
amount TO $500 900. 50 that the a..
gregn'e Pecun'afy liabilities OF the An
Gent Dominion may be said 60 amount to
about eight millions and half OF dollar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

Tnf lSvtsr'e,riNC Covvt1rrr -Thi.
BODY work without ccaang - soon ..
breakfast over hey 20 % the Custom
House. and 80 not adjourn tdl { o. clock
% Their dinners, after which i, over. they
rccommencc their labors, and sorelig,es
DO not stop iili after 10 O. clock. = II.
fNse IstL ErFfess.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

Cot. GsHRrsos's BANTTR rsKrN UP.-
The editor Of the y. Y Wig has taken
up Col Cartons offer 10 run his horse
Wagner agUnst any horse mare or what
ever mas BE Produced tor so 900 The
Wing man SAYS he wiii sn'er SUI
Ife0surer. and run sli risks. Il4s vI,i be
an interesting race. flko " ail round. -
The GiraIs !. 'a.d g. b., entered Only
blink OF Wagner. the Giraffe. aud . SUB.
Treasurer running iJuf.mile heat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

And Who shall say. ihss the infsnt re-
public, planted on the shores Of Affics.
may 10, be he germ Of powerful sad
vigorous saiion Who shall say. thsl i'm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-11-14

syssem. willihey hr good eROuga - tsll
u why Il MS not puI into operation
by Ire 6Fsi Congress. 81 which many
of he frsmrrs Of the Constitution were
neabersi IIou does ilharPsn. thai ne
true intent and meaning Of an instrument
framed more lhsn bali . century ago,
wss never discovered until nosl And
slrangesl of al. how DOES il happen that
The very men who have discovered this
long concealed mystery. took tao years
10 lind oul thai Il Was not .anli repuhli.
can. revolutionary. and disoreanizingl"
LyRch5urg IirginiGn.