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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
w.,amsrOx. April Is, lsao.
AN ELOQUENT RECORD.

AN ELooUENT ECoRD.
WnLIAH II. HARnlsoa was born 10
Virginia on the 0th Of February, 1873.
In 1871, when 10 years Of age. he vas
appealed by Washington an Ensign IN
our infant army.
In 1892. be was promoted 10 TIE rsak
Of Lieutenant, sad ia 1888. joined tine
legion under Gen. Wayne, snd 10 4 few
dsys lheresfieF, was selected BY him -
one Of his aids.
On the 2lih Of August. 1891. be dis.
linguished himself in the battle Of the
Miami, and elected the most haiicIng
written sppfobaiion Of Gen. Wayne.
In 1876 he was made Captain; and
vas placed 10 command Of Fort Wash.
ingion.
Ia 1887. be was appointed BY Preii.
dent Adams, Secretary az ihe NORTH Yves.
tern territory and sx.ofhcio II. Governor.
10 1908, be was chosen q delegate 4
Congress.
Ia 1901. be vas appointed Governor
% i0diana. and is ths sane yssF, Piesi.
dsni jefferson sppoiaied hin soils Con.
missioner for treating wiih lbs Indians ~
In lsO9, be vac re- sppoinisd Governor Of
Indiins By Madilon
On The IN 81 November. 1911. he
gained he great victory 81 Tippeeauoe.
On ilih September. 1914 Be YES ap-
pointed By Msdison Conmahdcri Chief
o. tie nofib Wesiern army.
On lhs 10 Msy, 1913. ihe siege d
Fofi Meirs commencsd--iastsii Eve days
and Uas iefninaisd By TIE bfiiliani snd
lascetsfai s0fiis II Geo. Harrison.
On tie 3id July, 1913. The battle ol
Fofi siephenton ocsuffeS.
De The % 81 Ociotss. 1873, ~ eaioad
lhe fplsadid victory o. tie Thames. osei
he Bfillih and Iba'ans anjer Proctor
IL 1873 ~ Nas arpoiaitd by Matiior
Oae Of The CommislloaeFs 81 ifstl alit
ihe iadiaas. snd n lhc sane yesF. Wili
be colleagues. Gov. Shflbf ed Gen
Gee, eoselsdsd lhs rslsbFsisd treaty d
lGfesavHIe.
ia 1918. D. wsg azsia ap9oinfsd soci
CanniNioaef wiih Gee Mchrihhf ~
cnsau. go aeeed1iet 4 hasly
lDs8sL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
THURSDAY MOANING, JUNE

- !. .
tinciion and koner, get married, fer .
good wife will seek 10 advance her hus-
band in the prosecution Of all honorable
purposes. end lend him that aid and en-
eoarsgemsot which be can derive from
no other sourcr.
II yeu would become good citizen.
get married. for he alone is worthy Of the
title. who Is conneciedto the great family
Of man by the ties OF husband and father
ii you are fortunate, get married. for =
good wife. gill increase your prosperity
and render you twice blessed in the en-
joynent Of your riches.
nyou are vbfor,unste. get married.
The cares Of the world are lessened by
having wife who takes pleasure in shsr-
ing them with you.
II you are 10 business. get married,
for the married man has his mird fixed
on his businesi and his family, and ID
more likely OF success. l
IA you are young get married. Doct.
Franklin advocates early marriages. be.
cause man who msrries young esc have
The satisfaction OF raisiog and educating
his children before be dies
GER MARRiED--Let your plans and
purposes for future life be what they may
The business Of getting married Is oae thai
should be attended 10 first as il neither in.
ierferes with your plans. nor prevents
their execution.
GER MARRiED--Live soberly. be in.
dustrious. engage in nothing thai will de.
,eriorste from your character As an homes
mana pure patriot, and kind husband
take our advice. and with all yoar get.
tings,' GET MARRIED.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
N0TRCE.
Msy Sc. IsAo.

VTNHR goods cad sassts Of Mr. Joux n. snAas-
4 n s1EAs haye ell Apsa transferred % the IN
dstsigasd, as trustss, for tha purposes expressed
tn The deed 90 assigamsnE The books. pa.
pofs. and aceounts. are nov h the posssssioa q
nar. JEasuIAH HAAns8, who h fully authorised
% settle the aoe0nnis, and will, Cor tbs paePoss
efsetltsneat. cell upsa al psrsoas IadSbtsd Il
Mr.. Shropshire.
ny object Il % have The SusIness ssttIsd, and
es enc lnasbtsa win Be '.pasAss 90 prssssd'' u
dssPositise b ehewn % settle and pay u shorI
ti0e--~Reaseably II ean. forcibly III nasi.s
q WA. G. WORTHiNGT0N.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

a. WE ne uhasrsigssd; conmlstses
~ named IN the abeVs oedsF. do meal
earnestly request al ofths OversesFs 81 Reads
II TIE coanty of sgsnea. % infcrm n By let
Ter, directed 70 either 81 rs, 70 be lsfl as sha
Pest 0Aiee IN Chariestown. OF SAsphordstown,
before the 18th day Of June, (st which tine We
wish 20 eomplsts the duties required Of "a, J
the particular Read 90 section OF Road Shey
hare 70 oversee. and he actual hands that work
nedsr them end also. u there are any Couniy
Reads that have no overssers o. then and also
u there are any titbabies moi sssigned 70 work
on any Road, AID sny other informatloa they
may deem necessary 10 eaabio ne % carry Iuio
paeet fully the above Order.
JOSEPH JMeIMURR-aH.
D.aFTEL BUCKLES,
JOHN MOLER,
GEORGE b. BE-aLL,
8. W E-1CKf-aJHD.
y. C. W.aSHkNG TOM
,. LANES ~. BRO WG
JOHN KABLE,
Nay 80. 1870. csans
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

The militia force oi.4bs county Of Au-
gusia e in al about $500. The number
Of these who would be brought under the
operation Of AIR. Poiasett's army bin il
probably not less than 2.0O0. Suppose
the arms and sceouteements Of each 20
cost IL. 80 (which they are required 10 fur.
nish 81 their own expense saS We have =
Tax on the eouhsy At once Of TWENTY-FIVE
thousand doIlsrsl Are the peoPls pre-
pared 70 submit 70 THAI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
SKETCH


OF NE Hon. Daniel We5ss<r's address
at TIE iate Conrenfion Of Wig foung
.Mea al baltimore.
Mr.. Webster said thu, be feared TIE at
tempt TO make himself heard would be 0
vain one. Never before had the land in
which he lived seen aspeetacie Ike the
present. We count men by the thou
sands. They ars here from the borders
OF Canada and the rivers Of Georgia
They are here from The sescoast and the
heart Of the country. The States are
here--every one Of them through their
representatives.. The ''Old Thirieenr Of
the Republic are here from every city
aud every county between the halls Of
Vermont and the rivers Of the south -
The new thirteen. too are here, with
out blot or stain upon them. The
tweniy.six States are here. No local or
limited feeling has brought them here
no feeling but "a American one--s hear
~ attachment TO the country. We arc
here with the common sentiment and the
common feeling that we are one people.
We may assure ourselves that We belong
to country. where one part has COM
mon feeling and common inieres, With
the other.
The time has come. continued Mr..
Webster, when the CRY Is change. Eve
~ breeze says change. Every interest
Of the country demands ID. The watch
word and the hope Of the PEOPLE is that
Wm. Henry Hsrrison should be plaSed
al the head Of affair. We msy assure
ourselves. continued Mr. Webster, that
this charge will come and give icy 10
the many. and sorrow only 10 the lew
Mr.. Van PuTen's administration 10 10 be
Of one term and Of one project. and that
I project new to US not yet consumnated.
I IL Is new 10 our country, snd 90 novel
that those with whom il originsied. after
hsmmeIing IL for years. have not been
able 10 give form or shape to the sub
stance.
All agree, continued Mr. WEBSTER,
that we have hard times. and many, he
amusingly remarked, supposed the rene
| dy 10 be hard cider. Changing bis sub
Iject and his manner, he OxoIted In n
strong and stepiorisn voice the members
Of the Convention 10 go hence fully i'm
pressed with q solemn sense q the obi
cations they owed to The country. We
weTe called upon 10 seeonplish not mo-
mentaTy victory. but one which should
last ct least . bali century. II wss not
to be expected that avery year. or every
four years would bring together rueh sn
sssemblsgs as We have Before ~ The
revolution should be one which should
last for years. and the benefits Of which
should be felt forever. Let Us then act
with frmness. Let us give up ourselves
entirely 20 this nev revolution. When
we see The morning light grow bright. il
IL The sign Of the MONDAY san. This
sign around me is no less ominops Of the
brightness which is TO succeed the present
rays Of light.
Go TO your work. then. said Mr.. WEB-
STIR, in eonclusioa; will return 20 mine.
When next Ws meet, and wherever We
meet, bore 20 ssy that this Convention
ias been the means Of good toyou and 10
me aud 10 all. 60 TO NY appropriate
sphere and you 10 yourS--escb 10 aei, I
trust, Tor the good - the country IN the
advancement OF the csuse We all have so
much al heart.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

CAuTioH.--We saw yesterday note
OF the denomination Of Eve dollars, which
81 the Grst glance would be taken for Z
bin Of the Bsak 81 the Valley. The en-.
craving is tolersbis. The note purporii
70 be Of the Bank Of the Valley, is dased
at Winchester, sbd psysble at Lynch
burg.) whieh word is spsis wFong.l II u
signed 'fog The President David Gibson,
foF 'Ibe Cashier, John Wslss--bssibsr Of
Which psrsonsges ~ sbsybs oct ssiilions
4 e. sfaesE e TIE Bahk. 0insr bills, d
. similar ehsk1eieF, payable AZ Remney
ere ia cifcnlatios - Frti. sqrsna.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
jefferson County, Set, /,
MARCH TERH. 1910.

- Danisi Buekies, lohn ssoler and oeorgs
D. Beali. OF any three Of them. be. and they
are hereby sppoinied : commitiee, 20 examine
the couDty Roads 10 ths Northern District af
the coantys end 90 the best Of their tudxmsnt
aliet The hsads % work the sAms !. And thas
samuel ". Laekiand. BnshroA @. Waahilgtas,
1anes u. Brown, John Kabis and Samuel Ca
msroa, OF any three Of ihsn, be, and they ara
hereby apPointsd Cen1ittea, 70 perform the
sane duty IN the souihern District Of this
County-And aitsr the said comnittses shall
have 90 acted separately. they arc directsd 10
meet and nsPort jointly to the ssxt term Of this
Court, rscommsnding 20 the Court suitable
psrssas ~ Surveyors of the several roads, --and
also stating in said Report whatever ia their
jadgment may Be useful In the several matters
. watch thsy are hereby sppeistsd 60 act
A coPy--rssts,
.. .. cRAMRR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

u is stated in he New Orleans psPeES
that Mf. Schmidt, the projeetoE Of the
MhDmolh Lottery scheme. hes received
so. 600 sor tickets, e65, 900 OF which
ere believed 10 be noW On deposiie in
New Osleans. The expenses Of the fail
ure will not fall sbert Of el0. 600. leaviag
about SO 10 be returned 10 the holder
Of each ticket out or % dollars paid.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
NOTICE.

a IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ssIaIs of the late
IN Jchn Dalgarn, sithsE a. sdniaissFaisT of
SlePhen DalgaFns os othsFgiss, are HEREBY %.
tiasd that unless speedy paynsns be made, sails
will BE brought vithoas respect % Dersons---
Those having elaIns will psssent thsm proper
10 authantlcaasd Zoe ositlssaoni
JOHN w. DAL6ARH, .A1mr
- Joas Dslgsyn, Sss'6 ed .a1aa 4 bssis aoa
ef SfeEkeA Dei<ars aee'k
AnV a. ia4o-aL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

AccDRKf. engineer on The Bal
timoEs and Ohio Railroad. named William
Lennon, had both bis legs cut OF on
Tuesday. When near the Monocscy
bridge, the cars were thrown from The
track, aaa The Jar caused Mr. Lennon "a
fall under the wheels, which instantly
eassed ever him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
In 1916. he was elected member Of

In 1916, he was elected a member Of
Congress.
In January, 1915. he introduced a re-
solution In honor of Kosciusko. and sup
ported il in one OF the most feeling. elss-
sicsl and eloquent speeches ever deliver
ed in the House Of Representatives
In 1919. he was elected member Of
the Ohio Senate.
In 1924, he was elected Senator in
Congress. and was appointed in ls23.
Chsirmanof the Military Committee In
place Of Geo. Jackson, who had resigned.
In 1877, he was appointed Minister TO
Colombis, and in 1929, wrote his immor-
tai letter 10 Bolivar. the deliverer Of South
America.
OF him Col. Johson Vice Presidency
thus spoke in the House OF Representatives
whilsta member Of that body;
"Of the career Of Gen. II arTisou / need
not speak: the history Of the West is bis
history. For forty years he has been
identified with us interests. its perils and
its hopes Universally beloved in the
walks 81 reace. aud distinguished by bis
ability In the councils Of bis country. he
has been yet more illustriously distinguish.
ed in the field. During the late war. he
was longer in the service than sny other
General oficer he was perhaps. oiiener
in action than any Of them. and nersr sus.
tdi5td a defeat"
Such IS the man, who still enjoying bis
uniarnished fame. and glory, and standing
on proud and lofty eminence. neither
malice or envy can asssil him is now
summoned by his greatIul country men 10
leave the quiet walks Of private life 10
guide the councils of the nation. land de.
liver the country from the dangers which
encompass IL "-.dad hs tciH BE- her deli
rsyeTg!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

From doeament lrantmitis4 % the
Houss of RepFetehlsiivss from he Ifea-
snry Dspaglment 4 apPeaEs that he
eonpansaIion Fscsivsd - ihs Azsssisai q
.the b. States co. the sovihsrn district
IN Mississippi ainoanlsd 70 ths snSFnoos
enn ~ eiehiv.se tbo6aane one hnp-
dF6d sad 6fy dollars, This money We
all received aecordina % law, cad the
snosmi,y q ths amount % 40 doubt ai-
lrisuisbls. "a q great degree. q ,be psen-
Iisr cifcamslsnces Ia which ihai State y
placed. end he aniveraai embarrassment
suaeg nkieh heg property holders isoos.
Bet suTSiy 40 ossendmsnt y ueeesesFy 70
prsvenf any ons iedlvidusi, RndeT color
.oflsw. from Isvyiag such q tax 81 ibis
ppon lha disttsss and necessities q BE
faiIog- citizens.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04


LOG CeliH'' and ''If4rd Gdtr."-Tbe
Van Bsreniics, seeing that their tEeers at
Gen. Harrison. are operating like tails.
man 10 rally ing The people around tho
standard Of the Old Chief, are trying TO
get rid OF the respoE,ibiliiy by denying
that such sneers Werc ever used towards
him BY them. They ere simost as hard
punished 10 GET rid Of il IS ME. Buehsn-
90 vas 10 deny bis own words. who after
resting a wholc meath, and fnding that
Mr.. Davis speech had aroused The people,
ihought 10 neutTalize the effect, by ex-
pressing ,ar2nss and indignsiien. hot
ike MF. buchanan. they viii not be al.
loved 20 escape from their position. We
pm their own infsmy upon them, where
Il will stick % the poisoned shih Of Mes
sus. We quote fIOm their leading OF.
gans.
Ftess as EalI.asssr RspsAlsesH
give han t6ensfai Hanisou) a barrel q
HARD CIDER. and setle q peDsioA u tuo
thessand year On hiss. and ms werd fof is be
Will rit TIE remainder q bis days IN his log
CABIN ~ he side q Ne sea zeal kss, and $50
dy aofal philosophy"
.gssia, yssn a. ssps.
a PROPOSITION iii wss proposed some
tiuf SINCE, that 4tfns ttAff4ra tiauid - pre-
snted uilb BARREL. or HARD ctDEa
% condition. - his rslrsng FROM DE field ~
candidato fof ne FsesjdeneY."
Esu, ne lFsRtsrfen eo,vtpss4ssss y ~ .Asr
YEA Eytnsiss Peai.
"Gsn. iiaTrisoar ygrufy hss awakened ths
sSnyefAy ~ ne ladies' 81 llsis dsffisl anl they
are nsN 81 wqfk. getting ~ . subscription o.
supply the ''sar Hbfn hero" vita q suH "
clothes u yea have aHY 81 sAefs, sla bgoh.
~ hafs. ~ "a aesifnfs, ssna hen co. and ihrf
siil IL foieasis.i 10 l,s Esfe q Hof.h Ecl =
We tbihk il would Be advisable for ihe
Vsb Baffn Office hol8sf 20 save their 90
clothes ior themselves. e. ''Ungia ssn,"
sill Supply The old Genersl viii rev
snii Oh ihe 4ih d MaTehneaf, bsn they
Nill Wsik 70 TIE tuue n 'bon'i ygs beer
ne cspsain say, siIike youT ienis aud
march avay - HsyyiIJRgg 7sisgysfA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

Bsrs.-Ths Bsneor Whis states ihsg
ornsmenisl Bee hives baFs bgtu coHr
slfaclsd iof sbsmbsrs. paIlofa ceUniiBg
rooms. shops &c ID wbieh bees ibffse
sell, aud guftae their isdoslrious evccs-
lioos. ~ mfans 81 fsbes commnnieeiiag
9Th ths outside q ihs baiifiaE b kss
hsen f7und ihai bets mty - kepi 30 riliss
asd isrre touns aa ias ieps 81 hoasrs.-~
Some papers Fecomnsn8 thaf iagisaa ~
she 6fiinsrY hives. e large foem q pfa.
psfsd 81 ices. IN eticb each us9 fsmi-
j. mar Cad ffcFef accon mctefipzs. -
~ - aaiufe9. eakoai beiae ga6sf she
asressiiY of fNe |nr aaf = sfaifh ~ e.
ssssan risce. We haze haeas lais
pl,n = s. sdsftt3 ia ~ rspahy seh
great susese
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
naV n. faAe
NOTTdJE.

9UHk eo-psriasgship hsrsieforo exisiisx -.
"a tesa1 High ~ 0aIlahsg and asoFgs Nat.
tiRsiy, II q esFtain eoatFnes On he Daltimsro
apa Ohio Rall-Ilosl, designated n speeIaeation
g sad FOeA By Mes. 70 end IL. srst section. l.
aiasolvsd- HUGH Z. 0ALLAHRR.
GEORGE MAfTiNaLY.
NsssrreTs. Ferry, Rssy 81, fex0s-ff.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

The Evening Post publishes an extract
from. private letter from Col. johnson 70
friend in New York. in which he de.
Ries that h4 ever had word Of difference
With MF, Benton, respecting Gen. Hsr.
riern. j.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

EEwRses and Cattle K0R Sale
WILL ogsr Cor sale, on ths 6rst day % nszi
= 8nperisF consi, fsr JaGegses coanfy, = sum-
bsf n sgefk Here's, coWs Ead Calves, aaa
char calsias e. s essSa q sasuths.
yAMRs l., hanson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
WanTHER.

4NuE seeounss a. Jobs Break ans u NJ hanal
N - Trusise. foe sdjastmshL Al thoss Whe
ere lndsblsd u aay Wsy 70 ssId BEook, are ~
guessed - call asd seSiis tks aAsns forlhusgA
e. tneaissaea eaanot - giFea.
hfay 81, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

A ease vas before the Tnbunal Of
Commerce ~ Bosdesgx, Whersin 3 nan
hsd rsAIssd 10 pay = note drawn "s.
sight. On the groend that bic eyes were
90 bad that be did net know when b
should b able 70 SEQ H.. and Of course
TIE nots shoulS not Be due until thea.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

IA Rov We laioiv ssket 81 ihe CAFE
ehlsi "a IL sshool aho 1ssi BE- ~ ~
-. D a = tisA - sapliea. ] dop'l khsp--
kus rasss 4 VS. oas 81. ~ sae cate
erssn spplss llks re devil
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

fKHaR STORE HOUSE iassIy 10 he oeeupan.
- - q The subssFibeF, epposiis Carriers DO
eel, ChaFlestown, 4 fer rsnt. The sitastioa !.
essifable eue. Rs,ssasios given inBs3isisly
Nay 81, 1890.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

UnlosgowH. Ala, Nay ~. lete.
Sees. 9alrusi Hou1isn. ihs bero q
Sen gacfais, shs mefgisf yesterday 20
asiss tfassafst bsa. % Magion. Perry
c8asiy. aad io.marfos eanapiuoas feast
Nill a4eY1esd a. ne eceasioo. Ibe 80
- 8, lssge nFs iasiisa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
sl.gf,a yEAxxHX MORNE,
~ swrs.MsHgsrew.v. s,..

gEvBE subscribsr rcspsstfnly aaponecns 10 his
f.ss: ard ca. ,ss ess,'s sss.5s1y Che. y
,r snkynsspsrowr, on The street leading from
sal. % ths river, s.d nsssiy opposite Prsss's
aeeounodsts al wko nay favor him wish their
custom. he inyitss q cali from She pablis,--
they win then Be able 10 judge q hs secouno-
datiens- John q. UNSEIp.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

WTNTIL chrisinas, . vsluable SERVANT
~ WOMAN, eompsssas % % eyery kind d
house woEh. AppiT as
ssay a, 1870. THIS OFFICE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

The exploring expedition. at the las
sccouniS, had arrived ct New Soutl
Wales.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

7Xs Erfra GIobe.-Those wEo subscribe
for the Extra Globe, On aecoan; Of th'
Hon. Amos Kendall. at this office. win re
ceive the same free Of postage. Terms
one dollar in advanee.--M Y. Planet.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

fRoao fsst 81 issh Plank plss asa sak, sups-
- ri5r qaaiity, for snis.
tonN a. WAzHtN0TON.
Tee o. fsse eoo1 WoodehoPpefa via SD
seRisg-eai - aasiss ia@sdiais arglisslioa
% s.,st issa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

n Rean2Ee HeEFaFEs NaAnsee,
a wE8HTof 1913 on soy FEMALE sEa-
M Want, ehe D. weri1g 81 q gees Feeoa..sss-
deiioa fef heaesly. laeEstrTl ena eePeeiiflI -.
Rar saek e. oa6 ! RlA pa Essrsi wages, y
hlfaG. 81 3 lis1sal pkiez @ eaah. ~ p1rcna1se -
Z wastlhsf - lise h ~ sNa Easily.
JANIS ~. BROWN.
Nssr saslr.teun. gsfarsos co.. Va,
krr8 %. 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

We observe from the proceedings Of q
meeting held al Morgantown. on the 18th
inst, that IL Is recon mended 10 the friends
Of Harrison and Reform. in the Electoral
Districts OF Frederick. Hsnpshire. Hsr.
dy. Kanawha. HARRISON aud Monongalia.
TO hold meeting ct 'Clsrksbnrg. IN Har-
rison county. on OF about The Last Friday
in June next. A committee, consisting
Of Edgar c. Wilson, Thomaa P. Ray,
and VIM. Eazier. wss appointed to cor
respond with the Wings Ia the above dis-
triets. on the subject Of eonvening at
ClssksbuFg. and request their attendance
q said msetiag--snd also another Com.
mittee TO invite the Hon. VIM. G. Riyes.
Hon Jas. Barbour, Valentine w. South
ell. ESQ. and any other gentlemen they
may deem proper 10 attend said meet
ing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

Died, at Natehez, on the morning o!
the iith Of May. Mrs. AnpsD. Halliday,
wife Of Mr.. Thomns J. lfslidsy. formerly
|of Washington, and one Of The proprie-
tors OF the Free Trader.
This lady was Of sheerfol msnser. great
benevolence Of heart, aud the sudden
ness Of her death. ~ith the peculiar cir
cesnsiances attendant upon IL. has casi q
deep gloom upon numerous circle Of
acquain:ances.
She bad given birth to child shor,
time previous 10 the dreadful storm; aud
was compelled BY the fall Of Der house.
10 rush inio the yard, with the babe in
her arms. amid tie torrents Of rain. and
the dreadful uprosr Of the elements. She
Of couris, was very vet. yet having been
removed 20 the house OF her mother
which was still len standing. abe did moi
seem sensible of any evil effects arising
from this exposure. bui was chserfui aud
apparently doing well mp TO the hour OF
her death. Alter she asecrtainsG that the
hand Of death vas upon her. there was
not time Cor the arrival Of . physician I'M
I'll che was no more.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

OF the Hon. Daniel We5ss<r's address
at Tie late Convention Of Wh;g foung
Men at Baltimore.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-06-23
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in that condition, was cased with wood
And TO make destruction doubly sure, cot
ton bags were piled within two feet of the
heated chimney.
The other preventive recommended by
Mr. Quinby, is steam thermometer, So
CONSTRUCTED as TO show to the eye on dial,
the temperature of the steam in the boiler.
A fusibIe alloy, composed Of lead, TN,
and bismuth has been, and still is used to
Indicate The temperature of steam. The
objection TO this, is, that it varies in fusing
at different times some Is deg which in Il
pressure Of 10 atmospheres is equal 10 a
pressure Of 28lbs. to the square inch.
Rnf. jour.