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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10
FFcm tAs National h,eiiIgneer.

We have tccciv-d from Suh,crilcr in Mont.
gomeIy COUNTY, Maryland, sample, al a crop If
me Rohan Potato, raised by him ihi, season on
his farm 40 that county. The potatoes sent 10 "a +,
are of cuoi nous size and weight. benz also pef-
ieciiy sound The following Information cen
cer'ing thls valuable product, extracted from The
letter which accompanied them, may lie useful
to many readers:
The Rohan potato. laittrly introduced
INTO tbs country, Is remarkable for ils
large sac. extraordinary produc,iveness.
hne havor. end farinaceous qualities as
late os,~inter table potato. or for stock -
For experiment, planted separately two
potatoes, weighing each a pound. tbeing
about bali the size of The ACCOMPANYING j
and PRAISED from them Ii3 lbs. which il
rather more than Two and a third bushels;
and have reason Go believe my whole
crop (abopt 200 bushels) will fully equal
this increase. They are certainly mos.
gslaable introduction. and doubt no,
vii be universally cultivated giving an
increase Of more than seventy fold. 1
procured my seed lsst spring Of John n.
ITomson, OF Catskill. who inuoduced the
Rohan potato from Europe. He ialsEns
me that jus, in proportion Is they have
become known, the demand for them has
increased.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

Allowing the Van Barren party their vaean-
eies. }. and the 2memberS from Mississippi, and
their whole strength in the mex, Congress will be
il9. Give the Wings their vacancies, 2, and
they will have l23 members in the next Con-
gfess-a majority Of Z. Nothing but the pune
lnal attendance OF The Wing members is requir-
ed to ensure the election Of Wing Speaker to
the next House Of Representatives by decisive
majority.
With the popular branch Of the National L.
eisla'ure in favor OF the People, for the FIRST
time for ten years, the wings, whatever reverses
have recently befaen MEM. have no right To
desPond. They have, % the Riehm, nd Wing
remarks, wrought well thus far, snaided by a
full exposure Of the eorTupuons Of the Parry
LIT them Psrsevere, and wiih the light which
free House of Representatives will he abb 10
throw upon the misierds Of tie Administration
they will triumph.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10


NIX CLAY.-The seeusers of hr. Clay,
(raTucuIarly those Who rrre bis OH associates,
but who have since aposiaiized from the faith, }
iell Us that, although air. c. was a Republican,
he has abandoned The efeed, and gone over to
the FEDERAL camp. They hope thus 70 raise a
smoke. BY which their ovn deseriion Of their
principles may be concealed. where is the evil
deaee Of Mr.. Chys chansei Search the annals
Of his he. (says the Lynchhurg yirgiAian,) and.
with the exception Of a u. 8. Bank, the ineor-
Porasicn Of which he opposed in 1911, there is
no great subject upon which he hasever changed
an opinion, since his hrsi entrance into pubic
hfe down 70 this day no, one He stands now,
where he stood "a %, by The aide Of Jeaeron--
where he stood IN 1912, by the side Of Madison.
He changed his opinion on The sub,ect OF a Rank,
under the pressure Of an overriding necessity
bat Madison and the whole Republican party,
Virginia indeed. the vote Of whose Senator in la
vor of-a Bank she approved, changed with him.
That he has not changed back again, only shows
that he Is not as nqrt< as some others or at all
events that he will not war against his eonvic-
tons in order 10 obtain power. II il unfortunate
that all our statesmen are not as inaexlble. IL
they were, we should not see so many shameful
trucking to these VINO distribute the loayes and
fishes.
The American Sentinel. steady but moderate
Administration paper Of Philadeiphia, in the
course Of an article aliuding 60 the next Presi-
depcy, pays the following honorable com pliment
10 tins distinguished statesman OF Kentucky:
ave have not the slightest disposition to de-
tract from The merits Of Mr.. Clay he IS one of
the distinguished men OF whom our country has
just reason To lie proud and. when he shall have
ceased To stand 10 the way Of the advancement
or others, and have retired 10 the shades Of prl-
vaie life, his ser, ices and his SACRIFICES for the
public good will be spoken OF they deserve
lie IS now paying the tax which all distinguished
public men must be content 10 pay for their ele-
vaiion. Who has been more abused than JEFF
frrson. Madison. Monroe, the -Adamses, Gala
tin. Crawford, and host OF others. whose praise
Is now on the lips Of every American Of every
party"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

WORK FOR NEXT CoNGRESS.-Doro-
Lass. the defeated Van Buren member OF Con-
eress from the Chicago QIlinois) district, has
given out his intention (says the New York S,ar)
10 contest has scat. The Van Duren candidates
in New Jersey also talk very bold, and so else
where. 10 fact, the immaculate Globe already
menaces rehearsal OF ht Harrisburg ,esne,, IL the
Wings do not capi,ulaie in time and allow
enough pretenders TO come in TO secure Van
BuIcn Speaker So the sword is to come before
hand, and the purse to be secured afterwards. -
We are getting along amazingly fas, towards a
monarchy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10
From he Buffalo .Jou,nol s,o,- %

Snow SToRA.-Our severe equiroc-
tisl storm wound up yesterday with fall
OF snow as liberal 10 quantity as il was
uniimely in season. II was f1Ilowe6 last
not by frost but perfect congeIaiion.-
Al distance from the lake. on the high
lands, the depth Of snow. We doubt not
was at least six or eight inches.
The tops Of the mountains, in the
neighborbood Of Rutland. Vermont. were
covered with snow on Saturday last.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

Great Bargains in Land,-The hard
times IN Mississippi have eccasioned the
sacrifice Of large quantities OF valuable
property. The editor Of the Raymond
Times says that good plantations. with ev-
cry improvement and convenience, such
as houses. gins. and negro cabins have
often been sold at from two TO FIVE dollars
per acre. In Madison county, some su-
perior plantations have been sacrificed in
the same way. II might be we'll enough
TO call the attention OF emigranis from the
old States 10 these bargains. Numbers OF
families are moving 10 rid unimprored
lands beyond the Mississippi. because
they are 70 he obtained at the Govern
ment price Of s. % per acre, when the
very best Of lands in that State, under a
high state Of improvement and cultva-
ton, may be had for mere song.
IN o. BuIlsiin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10


THE CURRENCY. The Baltimore Clipp,r
rays" II IS, perhaps, not generally known that
Virginia Bank notes are nov selling AT a dis
count Of from - 10 ? per cent. even upon points
within half day'' journey. Not only this, but
upon several occasions our merchants have been
unable 10 sell even AZ these murderous rates
This y horrible and Il continued must lead 10
bankruptcy. The profits ai which our merchants
arc compelled to sell goods will not lastly such
enormous sacrifices. Is there no correction for
such state Of thingsi 81 IS destructive To ere
dii and trade Of al kinds, and If no, remedied
must end IN ruin 10 hundreds"
The isa Nrv York Express contains rhs follos-
loving IN rslstion 20 the
CCHaENcT % NisstErk.--The euFrrnev IN H;ei,-
TaOad sod the s-aboard tovns consists almost en-
treiy of tbr haes % the distsit snd iaseees.ibl.
branches. Whes bank or brtksr seads drafts o.
cheeks fog eollesiion % Hiehnssnd, fr is paid IN
notes ~ the iFnehburk Hacitanan Charlrstour
ksnsvha o. Dahtiiis branches 81 be asks Tor
NofibeTn funds, be 10 refused sTJ price sad "
f'F specie. ~ " told he msy travel o. hors-bsss
over the mountains snd eolleef ~ vsli ~ be can
10 consequence ~ the, tise broksrs hers derisns
purchasing Virgins faaas ~ less dissouns tian
Ier cent eHeepi the n1ra % the hsaks psf siga q
Norfolk. Petsrsbarg, hiehmofd. sod Fretrrieks-
i'irE ~h'sh sissoss eut,rriy vHhdrsss Gssa
siFculaiton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

The waning strength and popularity Of the
Administration issirikingly exhibited By the pre-.
cent state q parties ia Congress. For the las,
tea years, that body has contained = large ma
i"riy on he si'ie of the Powers that Be. "a ma
lon'J sometimes A. lasgr as forty. Now the
Administration finds itsslf IN a minority IN Con
greVs-a certain indication ihai II r. also in mi-
noriiy viih the People. This Is On important
point gained by he whig'. and cansot f.h TO
he q ineslculabie advantage 70 Them 10 en-
fatuFe efforts 70 vfeu ihe county from The
hands Of The spoilers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

A GREAT BARGAIN.-At Brooklyn, last
week. a wash stand and contents were
knocked down at eighteen shilIings. The
buyer, on examining his purchase. found
in drawer among parcel Of rubbish, a
roll Of bank notes amounting TO So 900.
aud donbloons worth 5 $1,000 more. The
Surrogate took possession Of the none
in behalf Of the estate to which the stand
belongs. but the finder Intends TO test his
claims to the money.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

THE FEvER IN The SoUTH.-We have
no accounts eXoep, from Mobile. The
Mercantile Advertiser Of the 9th Sent.
says
mo abatement Of the epidemic is vet
manifest, although the number Of deaths
the past week has not been so great as the
week previous. still in proportion To The
number of inhabitants. the mortality il az
large a. At any lime this season. The
number Of deaths foF the past week has
been eighty. and for the month Of Sep
TENDER, ~ TO last night, 33O.-A fright.
FOL mortality indeed"
On the Dist uli. delegation Of The N.
o. Samaritan Society. consisting of eight
persons and physician, arrived al Mobile
and rendered their services 20 the Mayor.
10 wait upoa and Ausnd the sick A
meeting was held in Nee York. on Thurs
dag by citizens Of Mobile now ia the eiiy.
At which iOO was subscribed Tor the r..
lief of the surviving sufferers. a general
meeting 81 the citizens Of ". York ha,
been called Tor the same purpose.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

Eur Aooar. Surveyor Of The Pod o.
New York has taken The sieid eIee,iooeer-
ing for his employers at washing,oo---
Last week he attended political meet.
Jog in Suffolk County. and hsrangued the
multitude AZ most villAnous rate in Ia
vor Of Mf. Van Buren, and bis policy"
Mr.. Moore can we'll afford TO expend
much breath 10 behalf Of his employer.
as he is indebted To them for salary
lpsid out Of the public crib ranging from
> 10 $40. 1000 year. - Richmond Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

The spirit ~ indomnsble sourars, in a poi,i-
ieai party, ~ one q the sufess sans % he ea.
ecIlenee ~ re principle. and he patriotism 81
iho'e Who form ne BODY. Disaster ard defeat
~iil happen s0Heiines 70 the 49, ss,,,s- bot lie
eauso itself - not iniufed, ultimately, b. these
revere'. Whcn men know that they contend
for fhe tezi iaieresis 81 ne csunuy--for viz.
iuons and honest administration Of its aGsirs--
To- purity % 81 Ne departments n ere Fsofern-
mcni---foT = reform q all abuses, and the sirga.
Ton q The most deservinTi hey may BE- a,Gr,ss.
bot hey eansoi b. PFosiraiea. Evca lhose Who
tnumph over ilssm, musi respect thcm. let %
one, ihsn, vhssevef NAY b. he political parnsl-
it'e'' % Ne kaoSs himsclf to BE- honest. ard BE-
l'eves himself 70 b Fight.svsr qasil under tenn
PofsFy defeat. ''ffesds ~ i'--l. fsz. Gss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

THE SPEECH or MR RIyEs, delivered
81 'he laie dinner given 20 him by she cnizens Of
LOUISA county, appears IN he Richmond wing
Us great length denies us The pleasure Of laying
o. before our readers ~ present The Whig says
''ine speech - most triumphant vindicaiion Of
Mr. r from the assaults Of the sibkeTs q Swim
men, ard scaihiug review Of the ihiqoiious
measures and dangerous doctrines Of he Admin
isuauon. The miscreants 40 Office. uit quail
lsnsafh 20 mastery an exposure d llsif hypo-
susy and fraud -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

We acknowledge the receipt Of two Beeis
from the garden of DR.. r. S. Blackburn of this
eounty-One weighing ia and the other 10,
pounds They are The common red garden
beei-,hough certainly Of WHeomnlon size-one
bring 30 inches in circumference and 4 pounds
heavier ihan any Of the mammoth specimens pre-
senied Us this season. These are the genuine
Wing beet, and will therefore be hard to beat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10
80

MISSOURI The last ST. Louis Republican
says that no proclamation had then been issued,
by the Governor, for an election 10 supply the
vacancy in Congress, oceasicned by the death Of
Mr.. HARRlsoN, and that as The Sherfs are re-
qnired TO give 30 days notice OF the day OF cleo
'ion. it will be impossible for an election to 10
held, and the result ascertained in time cor the
member elect 10 reach Washington by Tie open
ing OF the next Congress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

-. F"NNDs WI WI -
MELANCHOLY AcciDENT.---A most mel
aneboly accident happened on the morn
ing Of The election, which ihrew gloom
over our town. Mr.. Henry Folek. one Of
ops most amisbis, e. we'll a. enierprising
citizens. killed himself shout - o'clock
By The accidental disehsfge of his nae--
The ball entering ihe right eve. and pass.
ing entirely through The head Mr. Foiek
has left an interesting family. as we'll %
numerous lren0s TO lament bis eaTly and
ssd lo's Our whole community deeply
feel this melancholy bereavement NJ.
Foick was one % our largest Miller. snd
carried on be operations upon Eyisrs
Creek CYrikaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

Iih District, Jenifer w elected over Key ".
3D. by sd majority.
The above shows gain Of one to the Admin
isiraiion since the election OF 1897. The result
then for members Of Congress, was Wings
and Van Buren, The election of Mr. Kennc-
dy, subsequently,, to fill the vacancy caused BY
The death Of Mr. M'Kim. gave the Wings an
other memjcr.
The above result is attributed in part to causes
which will no, operate at the Presidential EIec-
ton; but (says the Baltimore Parrio,) thai il
has been mainly brought about by the superior
management, tact. and Industry OF the grand ar
my OF oflce-hcidefs, upheld, pressed 90, and aid
ed by the patronage and MONEY POWER OF
the General Government. there is no Doubt
Maryland, although she iEdplges in strange
freaks at times, is always fright side up" n, Pre-
siIential eIections
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

HIDDEN TREAsuRE.-We learn that
young man named Lewis Bingham. in
Marlborough. (Mass.) about ten days
since. in digging for woodchucks, un-
eatthed a metal kettle, containing near
three pecks. by measure. of old coin. Of
various denomin atoms, ahou, one third Of
which was gold. and the remain der silver.
The vessel was Sd completely decompos-
ed ss 10 be OF no strength, and barely 10
retain It's form. We do no: understand
whether the exact amount Of the money
has been asccrtained or not.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

The World is PorSrned TOO mUch.-The
Legislature Of Florida which has met an
nuaily for IL years. has passed something
more than a thousand laws for the gov
eminent Of country whose white popu-
la'ion has yet only reached about %, 900:
Acts Of Incorporation granting
charters, I37
Amendments to the acts Of In
corporation. so
Acts granting exclusive privileges, ~
Divorces, 2S
Laws Of a general nature. many Of
them for individual purposes. 700
Total, 1923
80. .1sgusHas Herald
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

The report Of the New York Fire Com
missioners for the period between May
2lst and August Both, inclusive, gives a
schedule containing lie, Of thirty five
fires which happened within that time
The schedule also states the kind OF pro-
perry destroyed. how the FIRE was suppos-
ed to originate. the amount insured on
each occasion. and the amount Of total
loss on uninsured property. or the %
fires reported. 10 are supposed TO have
been occasioned by design 7,were acct
dental ;eby sparks from chimnegf or from
defective chimneys. there were 8; from
lighted lamps or SenSles. 3 from the ig-
milton Of loco foc6'ma,ches, l; and one
from portable furnace.
The amount insured on the property
thus destroyed. is stated to be $3.50, 7Oy
uninsured. 1900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

LowrR CANADA.--ThsM Montreal Her
aid Of Friday informs us tkAi on Thurs
day, City eight OF the Canadians under
sentence Of death. were shipped on board
the transport Buffalo. in which they will
be transported to Botany Bay for Iiie.--
They were chained IN couples and escort.
ed TO the steamer by guard Of tho eth
regiment. The editor was told that the
parting scene between the convicts and
'heir relations was distressing in The ex-
IRENE, and caused tearsto low from all
eyes which witnessed IL. Twenty FIVE
prisoners are 10 be released on giving
satisfactory security that they will leave
the Province ia iory-eigbt hours AFTER
their Liberation. aud never return to it
again.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

POSTAGE m PRUssiA.-Thc King Of
Prussia has given orders that all periodi-
Gals on the subject Of Evangelical Mis-
sionS among the Heathens shall, for the
future, be exempted from postage all over
the Kingdom. la 1883 this monarch did
the same for book OF Hymns. A dis,in-
guished Pastor who published in 1871 a
remarkably valuable work on The sancti-
fca,ion OF the Sabbath, has also Just re-
ceived His Majes,y's invitation to publish
ten thousand copies Of a popular work on
spiriiuous liquors. TO be distributed gratis
throughout the Prussian Monarchy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

The election fos Senator IN he Kansvha
tire', Va. vill take place on Noaday NEXT
The election for members q the Legislature
took place IN Penpyivania and ohio On Tees
day LAST
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

The British Queen" with sixty passengers,
took her departure from New York for England
on the lsi inst. The remiiIances by the Queen.
says The Commercial Advertiser, in stocks, bills,
and specie, amounted to one million and half
The specie shipped amounts TO about seven hun-
dred and hfy thousand dollars.
" We are strange people," adds the Adver-
'iser. :" The Queen has gone; and our opera
tors are ALREADY looking with as much anxicty
for the arrival Of the Liverpool as they were
for the Western and the Queen. Thus, with
surplus produce Of our own, TO the amount Of
one hundred millions, the product Of COR tenn
ing soil Tor siI months only, We are calculating
from day to day, with trembling anxiety. upon
the state Of the crops upon this little Island OF
England. and the money transactions Of a single
Bank ia n foreign land
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10
SIIERIFpS

William d. Ball is elected Sheriff in Baltimore,
John Carr in Washington county, and Mr..
Houek in Frederick county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10


THE LATE coMalODoRE PATTER-
S0N.-Thc New Orleans Ballciin has the foi-
lowing brief but a.crcsiing sketch 81 NJ tu1por-
iant services rendered by ihis gallant officer dur
ihc assanlis on New Orleans by ihe British forces
IN 1914;
The deceased was in the naval service
about forty years. and was a midshipman
10 the Philadelphia Frigaie when she
was LOST on the Tfip0lstsn coast ia the
year 1893 With her officers and crew
he endured The evils Of captivity in the
capital Of that barbarous country for about
time. be was ordered 10 New Orleans
with a naval force under Commodore
Porter. destined 10 cooperate With the
army for the protection % thig capital
sgaind the designs Of Aaron Burr, -ho
was Suspected Of being engaged 10 q plot
TO dismembeF The Union.
"a tho epoch u the invssioo Of Louisi-
ana by The English in 1914. the naval
forces on this station were under the
commsnd 81 C0nmodogs Patterson aaA
be ereaily distinguished himself By bis
zeal. his courage. add ne efficiency With
which be sided The commander IN chief
10 bis plans for The defence n the e0un-
try. IN the memorable night attack on
che English camp on the I'D December,
1919 the commodore commanded IN per-
son The schooner Carolina, which vessel
having dropped down the river % the
poiat Of attack IN The dusk II the evening.
the enemy, not awaFe n her character.
haiied her repeatedly. without receiving
N snswer When she had obisioed her
proper position the voice Of Palitfson uss
distinctly heard from ihe shore showing
10 his crew" Gfre f4sm fsis Ter fts ko-
nor of .Hnericg - a close ard terrible
fire u canister shot followed. which seat.
tered ihe enemy IN 81 directions They
rallied houevef. and uiihout being site
% reiufn he schoooefs Ere they shelter.
ed ihenselves AZ well AZ fhey could be-.
hind The lcvee. where ibey iay Gli they
asre s9aih disturbed ~ ihs sJssacs ~
or troops Tho schoobefs then ceased
6rinz.
FooF days afterwards. commodore Pat.
tefs03 was ahftasi 81 lhs iinrs in lhe shfp
i.ouiiiabs which had been purehased IN
TIE tsFyice. sad msnaed wah seamen
Impressed in he ststsls q New OIieaas,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

TIE Philadelphia Gazette staiss hat Pre,,dsn,
Van bufen ia sEpeeied e. b. IN lhsi city On o.
about ths l2h instant The "faitbfulr are busy
% makipg preparations 60 give han grand mil
,afy aud civic rerep,ion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

The Msrylaad sieesioa was held on The ~
ina The following Is the results
CONGRESS.
ist Disuicf. John Dennis. (w.) elected By
400 majesty over Stewart (y. q and Donoho
(whig.)
ID District. r. 2. Thomas ". b elecird By
l6o majority over Mr. Pearoe (w.)
u District. J. T. II. werihingioa ". b.
elected BY 1900 majority over Mr.. Turner (''In-
dspen5enLc
eth District, Mcssrs Carroll aud Tiillen "
ID elected over Messrs, Kennedy and PIN
wv by The following vote
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

BANK RoBpERv AT COLUMBIA. Ten.
NEssEE.-A slip from the office Of the
Columbia (Tenn.) Observer. under date
Of the D ult. states that the Branch Bank
Of Tennessee, At that place. was robbed on
the previous night. Of between twenty
FIVE and thirty thousand dollars. The
robber. IL appears, entered The outer door
with false kew. and. finding the kew Of
the safe. which had been deposited in a
private place in the banking room. sue
ceeded in opening aud taking from it Che
money. The cashier left every thing safe
at the bank at eight o. clock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

The second vacancy d ne Congressional A..
eEanen q Massachusetts occurs by the leaih
last Rcrk n ''ie Hoa. James G. Afford. member
'1-r' ~ ihe f'aalha district IN sAaa a,s,s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

THE REv. M MArrfr.-Tbs Gin.
elnnaii Republican states that ihs Rev.
Ne. Mahitis labofing with crest zeal a.
i.awge1ceburg, indisaa. So kreH va
ihe desife 70 hear bin preach. that ~ 30.
finess was snspended. stores and work
shops closed. end attending public EoF.
lhIp vas DE order Q. The daH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10

WILLIAM DUNLAP. extensively known
as painter and literary man, died =
few days ago in New York.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-10
LIE NEXT CoNaREss

Elections for members TO the next Congress
have been held in all The States but Mississippi
and the result according TO the rsrseiOus Globe,
Is as followS: