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Marriages..

Married the 31' September Il, ,ir R,y. Henry IT, Pnc
nr. Geo. H. PAYNE Ar.hany county, Miss Sarah Ar.
Wointcs ot tir county III EG:ttnrli.
Married. Thursday cyrDin.. 2lst nit b tie rhi
Courtney, Mr. ~. CtAfaot 81 lon,a couay, Mis-
Eii1.sETH CnistoLm Of this city.
Married, Wc,Gosdag, tie 10Th September. Newman
Georgia. Us lie Rev Francis l.. Manson, u H.
nr. WILLIAM H. H.En,w,i, formerly ~ Bmu ldd.r COUNTY
Virginia. amlatc Miss q. iir.
Thomas Orrny formerly Of fmus,s,ck county, virginia.
did Virginia. the mother II n,ans,
tan ef peacr and ytrnly:
Then multiply and increase yaur irrasIre--
Mans great cJ.ni0r w0Tan's great pleasure. II.
Married, by lie lcG. Gabriel Walker Thursday the 29h
uf., r. Wv. e. O'ER eldest Glenn Olryan H.,
II Miss MAEr eldest daughter OF henry s. Morris, Esq
Buckingham county.
~ The Wing s. i'll copy.
Married, Thursday, the 2ls inst, by Rev. Vi. Reid.
1yncihug Mr. WILLIAM MoonE Miss EgnEccA T. daughter
Of William PeRnsIc, al of BucA inrhani.
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not noticed in streets large at man. SO disabled ny
SOME other not TO the use OF his legs,
driving wagon loaded with woodT scaed on scr: oil
platform Immediately before the wood, and guiding hs
team with reins HIS appearance was remarkable, aiid
how in his crippled condi,lou he could drive his four
horse team 10 town and abo our streets, and unload
his wagon Of the wood, wer matters OF wonder--yet
all of This he did. The Cor n'',ee to examine farms
stumbled upon this in khc'r travels through the
county, and found hun so ctSninriably provided with
his few acres so well cultivated, his fences and farm
houses in such good ORDER and with such general APP
pearance Of industry, neaness and system, that they
recommended that the Society vote him premium ol
Sl2 and the recommendation was unanimously agreed
to- His name is Thomas Jennclt-he employs labor.
er to help him npon his farm, aud he wagons wood TO
the CITY At the solicitation Of the Committee he
came down 10 the Society Exlhbion-was present on
Wednesday ut Bacons Quarter and came forward upon
his crutches in the large assembly, amidst spontana-
ops hurst of applause receive the honour Justly
conferred upon him for his good management, prohlly,
and remarkable under his serious physical
disability The Committee stated that they louud al
MIR Jennets the finest litter OF pigs, Qhree. quarter
Berkshires that they saw any where m the county
These the worthy citizen bought with him. and they
were disposed Of at the Soc.elys FAIR at prices that
handsomely rewarded nm.
The Premium of $50 for lie second best cultivated
Farm was awarded to Mr. ss Gordon, who owns WIS,
Yates amos. wholly by his own labor The statemen,
OF the Committee with regard 10 Mr.. Gordon little
tate was very interesting, and showed how much the To-
Dor of one man, properly directed, can accomplish.
The large company present we're highly graed with
the mark of distinction conferred upon this honest and
industrious couniyman. How truly have the decisions
of the Committee borne out car ante, Paons, and how
we'll are they worthy the comparison witt! the sun
rays which shine upon the rich and The poor. This
feature Of perfect mpartla,y will! regard to the differ
emf classes is very prascworthy y our Society
and must afford sa!utury encouragement 10 the humber
,illers of the SOIL Compiler.
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POPULAR IRRIGATION.

y
At meeting OF til" cz,ns IL tie county Of fr'nce
Edward, held at thor Ccnf hous", On iac !Sih day
OF October, 1911, Messrs. Isaac Read and SamI. I.
Anderson explained the object Of tie meet NJ I" b. tie
consideration Of tie propre,y Of appointing delegates
10 Convention proposed te holden IN Richmond ut
early day, M The subject OF Popular Education. Tie
and +. n. Watkins appointed Secretary
On motion Of S. L. Anderson, Esq,
ResOired unanimously, That this meeting cordially
approves Of The Convention proposed 10 be holden
The City Of Richmond on Wednesday, the first day ct
December ISL, for The purpose ri taking into
sderaon The subject Of Popular Educaiion-the pro-
per administration OF the Literary Fund-and more
particularly the claims Of III Colleges and Academies
on legislative aid and projections.
Resotred, That delegates he nov appointed 10 repre-
sent the county OF Prince Edward said Convention
The following gentlemen were then appointed dele
gates by the niecting-to "; Mrssrs. y. l.. Ven
able, Tho. Petknson, J. ID Wood, Rev. John Themr
n, Prof. Il. G. Bfanch, YIN. G. Flournoy, Tho i.
iiaskrns, Jas. II. Wilson, Jna. W. Rcdd, Henry J..
Watkins Jas w. Wonack, Rev. JAS. McDeaFmom,
Jas. Read Tho. l. Treadway, S. {. Anderson, Ia.
Their I. JeiTcs i. u. Dickinson, +. y. Watkins.
On motion Of +. y. Watkins,
EcSoired That the citizens Of the other counties Of
the Commonwealth be respectfully requested TO
operate with US and 10 send full delegation to the
proposed Convention.
On motion,
Resotred, That the Proceedings Of his meeting be
forwarded 10 the Editcrs 81 the several public Jour
mails, with rcqcrst that they may be published.
The meeting then adjourned
N. vi. DANCE, Chairman.
+. y. WhTKiNs, StcrtiGru
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~ TIE SUPERIOR couRT-sArcnnAr, Der. 3OrH, Is
Judge .Nichotas Presiding.
The Commonwealth Of Virginia.
BENJAMIN w. Green.

This day the prisoner put 10 the bar for his trial
lie having been former dag arraigncd and pleaded
"Not Guilty" For the Commonwealth appeared ii
L. Brooke and Joseph Mayo, Eqs, and for The prisoner
James Lyons, James a, scddon, Samuel Taylor, and
VIM b. Archer Esqs. The Clerk then proceeded Il
impannel jury, and after calling (of the renirc ant
BY -s,anders) 10 the number Of ffty-fve jury wa:
made The prisoners counsel challenged thrr,y.fve
for cause-and the prisoner eigh, peremptorly. Mucl
difficulty was experienced in forming jury, ane
many collateral questions were discussed. The da,
being very nearly spent, the Court adjourned until u
O'Clock Monday-giving the jury into the charge OF
two officers
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John S Pendleon, Esq, Of Virginia, Charge to Chi
H. has arrived in Baltimore. He will sal IN the trgae
IT, S. from Norfolk Tor South America
Among the passengers in the bark Eugena, sailed
from New York for Vera Cruz, is Bran!z Mayer, Esq
of Baltimore, who goes out Secretary III Legation to
Mexico.
Robert Walsh Jr Secretary Of Legation to BRAZIL
goes out passenger i'll the U. ). ship Delaware :"
his oifc ia. destination.
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We haze to cope vain a party who have fesof'ed 10
every species Of device huhug 10 casfy te'F "o'ets'
We may not indeed have again 10 combat the machine
~ Of !, cabins ana hard CIDER IF oourds or OF coon
skins Lu, their ingenuity Will assume new forms, ana
appear under other huGhugs We have to mel | 9
ancient genius Of Federas ard is w'lj spirit 81 iat-
tnd,nous Construction, the arrogant msnrPations 81
National Bank the enormous power Of tie large litcH,
and the sIeepess ambition oi Henry Cay. II viii II
qnre all cur united energies 10 encounter such an can
taied phaIanx.- What though &c have the enemY
upon tic hip al present; must exert ourselves I"
tic utmost 10 keep him down. lie, Us therefore meet
in common cnunc, in order 10 consult upon orr COM
mon Interests; forgetting that Eternal Vigilance
lis lii, Price Of Liberty EHq4ireT.
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The Old Church Synod of Virginia has been IN ses'
sion in this City since Wednesday last Last night The
Ministry closed their labors. hlr Plumer's Presby'e-
an Church, the Baptist and Methodist Churches nave
been thrown open TO thcm-And OH the Sabbath, Mr..
Pollock's Presbyterian Church occupied by some
Of the most distinguished ministers. Great talent and
enthusiasm have been exhibited during the session oil
this respectable Synod. number OF Minister'S from
our own as well other States have attended lis dis.
pensalions-And multitude ofstrungers has animated
our streets.
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Webs.er's declining, and saltonstail's attack Ike
President aud his friends n, Salem cannot lie mis-
understood. wing came to Salem, and was in &C.
conclave with Phillips, Saonsiail, and the rest
Of the Federal leaders, and perhaps this course
agreed urnn. ii is matter Of the smallest coEse.
gncnce 10 the Democracy, however, which end Of
Whiegeiy is deyoufcd rst they vas, MINORITY Of
the people, and could at this moment, they Will be
much stronger, two years hencel elect any man u ey
should pu, up, by triumphant majority Of The STATES,
Of the people, aud u the honest voters Of Tie country
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rNWU HUNDRED DOLLARS kENAED-Fan away ffori
the subscriber, N Ect.ond, ahnut tie pan III O,olrr
Negro named EG..s, Mhp oll.- himself William Wells
Sai negro abul, - years a bright muafo, ,t 10
inches In height aud iac:ahy .nDck knced. Amongst
clothing lie had brown Lnauth and grey pan
aloun~ RGicr, have no drni has Procured free papers aud
* rndCavnrng 10 free state The
given rf hi apprehension unt u r state Virginia spo
taken IN tr state aud placed IN Tie custody Of the Jdor Of
Richmond, Va, 80 that get hin again.
WH. T. BURNETT.
Nnv. Q 5l-sl
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THE ELECTIONS.

.Nt,c Jersey.-The Trenton Empo'
r:vcs a table Of the popular tote IN ev
The Election was contested. IL sh
the State Of 1877. Gen. Harrison
vas 2,3l7.
In Council, last year, The Fed
Democrats :; this year parties are
" on JOINT ballo, in the las, LegislaI'
Wing majority on JOINT ballot nov
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Sales of three hosssrais Tobacco rGli.c Warrbo~
Oct a9h, 81: Peasants Winffcc a, sIl - T. ~, Ing,
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every respectfully,
CELIA w. PLEASANTS.

CELIA w. PLEASANTS.
"2ls, o l., Is4l
'loMsssrs. Mann s. Valentine, w. d. Simms, Chas.
'a.@@r, "m. MITCHELL Jr, Committee
tnd the said premium of $40 was ordered 10 be re-
''t and entered as part OF the funds Of the Society
iEls also resolved, that the name OF Mrs Peasants
enrolled Honorary Member-that the Commit
On Fruits, Flowers, &c, be directed TO procure at
expense Of the Society, suitable silver plate OF the
.e d So, and present the same in the name OF the
,Ssiy 10 Mrs. Peasants, with expression Of the
go s'Hse entertained of her libeIa'ity and devotion
'c objects IN which we are engaged.
~ Motion, Etso'sed, That James Barbour, Esq OF
1ge, be appo'cd to deliver Address TO the Soci-
y a It's next General Meeting-and that JAS NJ Car
y. Q! Essex, Esq., be named as the Alternate.
"a notion Resored, That the thanks of the Society
-ac they are hereby offered 10 the Committee OF Ar
cement Tor the second part of the Socetys Exhibit
= = the Committee OF Award on the l3 last premi-
- Tie Society; to the Committee appointed to ar
= and prepare the Socie,y's dinner at the Ex-
'ase ols and to Messrs. Hill and Tuns,al for their
%i'hs, most licient and praiseworthy all OF them
a'e been
, Va mo.ion, Rrsolred That VIM D. Sims, Richard b.
"S!l, Dr.. Corbin Brax,on Major Edmund Christian,
=. James NJ. Garrett, Esqs, be appointed Delegates
" @e part Of this Society to attend the Convention
posed 10 be held in Washington on the I'd Wednes-
= u December next, for the purpose of organizing an
,sutuTal Society for the whole U. Sand that the
gales o! this Society be specially instructed, that 1t
VI the wish or intention of this Society to petition
,ess Tor any aid in the cause of Agriculture, or
sha!l u connected in any way, directly or midi
~ IN the party politics Of the day.
y mo''on, Resotred, That the Executive Committee
s.. "s'ed to apply to members Of this Society for
"f' 10 be LAID before the next Meeting, on such
.',.Cf'! subjects calculated 10 advance the
'se', agriculture embracing the practical results
II Y''ahons IN their own farms.
i I,o"d, That the Executive Committee be request
ss The proper steps TO collect from all accessible
's iAe best seeds which may be cultivated in our
rs and gardens.
w 'ieeing then adjourned.
ne course of the day, u variety of articles was
s "ae Exhibition Room, which had previously been
S' IN the course Of the Fair.l
aa.ss'ns iaeidents.-The fragments that might be
hi S. up from the late proceedings of the Agricu-
,esy, II they would not make twelve baskets
.aa nevertheless numerous and interesting. Had
{. NJ. we nigh, collect them and serve them
aaoe 'eaders-sone Of them, however, must no,
:" ne lew in Richmond, we suppose, who have
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DvTtss o. TEA kRD CoEFRs. LII il
BE- lseclleeted ihEi re aod5fcafioa a. th-
Iafia. which led 10 this irn position % 4
lev esais % he poaBd % ihass aaiclsa.
usa msee oscessary - TIE disaraesfal
sd Fniaoaa masagsmens a. ~ Gaasess
e the couBiFy by ne ioes foeo parry
thai party alisf sqpsndefinR large snr.
pius % ne TFsasury afisr 6ssiag robh.d
ihs States q TIE iourlk iasf.i~eet 4.
nosa'iog % ElHa niLposs % noLLAas.
$40 sPsnt q aiisF hsVine tquandsrsd
aooui sEvEH MILLIONS o. DOLLARS. ere.
as oct e tie sais q tks Usasa gis,ss
bank stock. snd other suna. smoustiav
% 81 % some rWuarr utltroaa o. bot.-.
lass On nonn oVEn Asp snovn Tnn
aGeULhn aEVEEuaa % Vmn nounnr-
aahT, they sect onf 81 poser iaautng
ne eeaotTy ever bead aa8 eagn in fehs -
70 psy ibis dsbi lbs W big sarty lsuna
o necesaauy 70 modify tie tafiG e. a. 40
ioereaas tie revenas. a. doiar az
iheif deisrmisstiea We te arcisla -
ed coasa iFpm ihs 81 81 Jared ,r,iei-s
ED aceoftiagiy moiicu 60 itsf 9Fser
We mafs 81 Whie memh.r ~ AN.
aou'e q Representative. Tbs Ven b.
zee perry hogeteF. dsaVs 81 10 Ebert
= huafi ihtm a7psnssts Is aha,avsr
.hsg uaetlisse, immediafslg isek asoa
p aaieai zee o,'sei. go - heir sassrs.
eel saa isellea accomplished iL So
80 30 wee bares pasiB eaa aot o-iy
ssosusatla 90 lsaniae iss natsn ovsr
aaae go ears ~ feti ttus nattsn ssSi.
rsei iaafa nscamafy. tsf afel.f ga
e. wfeagE9esf q a. faffes - - -.
flgaef q a. Vas ewfr = - -.
see1s.-TE sriia.rf frf u 49, Esf 49,
eie9i n tslas a. - q
ssss Rettf-
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CAMpIINo


The Nes-Gork Tsnss, spsahiug q the IRE
quehey and epornily Of she erimss es..4Bitsed
~ hat esiy aod The Immediate vicinity ct q. ga
presses BE opiuion that The vice q oanBttea h.
Ne immfdlRis eause u Esest q The crimes. The
Times Eays-3amb.iag 10 The scarce, u he
ruth cuaid b kH5WB, ~ nearly al he fsbbs-
mes sad fgrgsfiss, vkseh have become 90 uume.
rous hat scarcely q day pas,rs uiihsut being
eaile4 urea % ehronisicfs - The umes 10 tecoid
something 81 ike Hind
Wbsnrvsr ne vaum g oacP iairoducrd 10 the
Pfaei'ee % EambliaF, he oibsr Steps 20 en- Sefis
q crimes are easy And FTsdual oacs initiated
BE lasts asst b. suppiped ist ne eost b. Shat b
nay Having iosi no respect ahd ssissu Of ne
moral poiiion n ne community. asd ~ ceurss
has oHn, BE- beconea reckless q consequences.
ana Piungss hradiouE iaso stsfy dessnptoa Of
wee.
Ihe indacFmgass % Esrabis 10 isrVF siisss ere
Say and faacInauag Apanments are fsshian-
Eeiy and sPlsndidiy fafnuhsd; he besi of c06ks
sd uatisra are employed. ne heal or every
ihtuR has cnn delight he nrprtne in eanng aad
fTinstnE o. furaishrd fa abuudascs. aEd some
Caional of MAJOR Be- employed 90 .uvits re go
ihtnking $3.50 the ioiis. Thrrc nfe paflsss gfadss
~ ihrrs fashionah.s sriabiishments sbout ~
eiiT, eel b. fai.s lme iiai Ne police Ga gisll
daiy Be- rouuag hen outn
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Not dishssrisosd q ne fsilsES Of Oss
~ iog the estabiish@sst ~ 3 Fisesl A.
gsai. aos tskise si6bEags q ils Fsiseiioa
81 ths PRHsDaBT. he Whias = Coz
rroos, nth . gollsot perseverance,. have
foinfned % Their Inhog. end begnn The
eonsiructioa e bsv 6osaeisi sgsbl.
The Hoass q Representatives hsviag
yesterday resolved itDslf inlos commiiles
q The Shols, sook Sp ths Bank bsll report
81 some weeks sgo By ne CuETeaey
Com1ilieo q ihai nosss sad Ar. Ssh.
esAHF moved 10 s@esd Il By sinking osi
The uhois oi that bill. sod iaSeTling . 0e-
Siss q ssw Sseiioss sos establishing .
Fiscal corporsiiOa. asliks any Measure
81 he kiad heFstofole proposed IN Coz
grssa. We have 90 room to-day 20 pub
lish Il eatifs. ssd 0asl eOatent oOEselVss
with stating the leading particulars 10
Which Il differs from the Fiscal Bank ball,
hsrsSolofo passed By both Hoses. add
diSsPPtosed by the President. VIZ.
{. The capital IL the former bill vaa
10 be thirty DiIlioas Of dollars. with pow
e. 10 exisad Il 70 ffly milliOos. 10 the
nsv bill Il u 10 Be iWsnly-Oos miliioas.
with power 10 sxisnd il 70 thirty Eve oil.
lioos.
g The former bill provided for olhesi
Of diSoO0nt add doPOsite. In ibis there
are 10 be sgsDeiss oaiy.
3. The dealings Of the COFppFsiiOn ere
70 Be eon6nsd 20 buying Sad selling 70
reign billS Of sIshasgs. iselBdIng bills
drawn IN one State o. Territory add pay
abe IN another. There are TO be nolOahs
OF what Is generally undersiOOd By ''dis
Ieounis."
T. The tile Of the COrporaiiOa is to b.
changed.
These are the differences between ID.
leading fssiHrsS Of the tuo bills. Of eooFS,
there ere minor diRsFsnees, 10 adapt ID,
details 10 these changes.
The amendment. which % very loNg
Vas read through snd thea. on nOiiOl
Of NJ. SEneEAET. the committee rose
and the amendment vas ordered 10 b
printed 10 the inloFmaiioa Of MEMBER.
tJN'StSAai laisiiigrsssy. sf .asgusi -.
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The noble sseanbcaS Missouri vss destroyed
By ere, ubils lying Al The wharf Al 81 Louis. 90
The l9lh ihSianL No persOa vas ioiared. Ths
Missouri vas one Of The 6hess and fastest boaiu
% he Wossssn wassrs- she vss 90 feet long
GO feet bFoad-eaFFie.l 100 tOas-and "a,
boili At eOst Of $4,000.
The Sisa1boas Louisisna. boond from He6
Orleans fOT o. Louis. viii U g. troops, exPiOd.
Cd The head Of one % BET boilers % the Izh
instant and killed a ho8beE o. PSncas ant
sealded others very badly. Tsslts OF 6neeu o.
The u 8, soldiers are niaiag-tht captain Be.
iisVing that Ihsy we're either blown overheard o.
jumped ever and we're drowned Several swan
ashore.
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FRENcH BLOUSE The career Of ihis
tXqai'iis dress has met, We fear. an IN
timely end IN this town. Ga Saturday
lnoFning last. sable African. commonly
knoWn as black Dick, EXHIBITED himseil
% stately promenade on our most fash
ioaable PsVs. ia tloase msds Of bialinE
red cotton. lie wst the centre Of sll
eyes. and the object Of mueh envy 70 all
hf' fellow ssarsrs % the blouse. who thus
cav themselves soddepiy ihfova entire
D. 80 tbe shade. Uoiess they cen rescoa
themselves ffsm this total eclipse. by De.
viaiug somsihiag which wfA oat6o the
nsgTo in TIE osfrs. ws fssf re shan see
no more Of Their Sowing robes
FTrrrfs. ~ ] gs-rvt
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AgRicULTURAL PAtn ne Nsrglaus
staie Agf.eplufai eocisiy Hil hols 1s.T rssoas
apnpsi Faif, feg ~ eshibiilea anf aate q -
varieaf brteas ~ siaezs iapiengan 81 us,.
haa4ry, e. 81 EI3esr's Mais, sa EGeaae,sag
ne ls,h ~ oep,satef nsgsss 20 49, rsrf
49, aiaf, ltfaif, aai slafi--afries. 1askl go
lsaaya--pafaan, psvea. htssrasy sud sihsf
ea'..'-- arsP q a. arao.T. pAsg. assst.
eve, Aenno naf sitl4 hfrrf,-Hr-r 81 ~
affEt,ise 81 riacI hlses,--saf D,rrasr tr.n.
aiatiafei aef Fsruias iapisurars. va \. 81
i1fea ai Pa4.N go. The Erressse rrnnsfa-s
e - laelsiy have iasi,fa 81. Taaess r..--v
el eeFta Aaaga ceaslg. % ssHgal - 49,
.ea ~ eeraalrs--sa1 ers q - asss-,.s -
.asllsnra
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The following s1traOrdiaary rotation is co..
tanned IN he Cincinnati RrPabliesn Of NE 18Th
instAnL
A gesileman who came up a. fer a.
the MoHih Of the Ohio. on ;hs A. 81 Phil
lips. from New Orlesns. informs us that
jaSl before the Boat FesIhed Island No.
66, there we're seen ix dead bodies hoal-
Ing doUn tie River with their arms Iied
together. The passenger subsequently
learned that sn old geBuemsn with BIS
son bad taken down . Dat load Of produce,
aud sold oOt 10 = gang Of men above that
place. who paid ell 10 Bills Of the Com
Inereial Bank Of Mississippi. at Nstehez
which proved 10 De eountsTfeit. He then
demanded they shoDld give him good
money, or TetuTa The produce bot - be
could get no redress. be went TO Helena
Ark. and told his WrOogs; upon which
large party started OF With ., &c
break up the gang Of eounteIieiisrs and
ills rumoTed below, that from 4 dozen e
twenty Of The latter were killed. OF g hict
the dead bodies Veeu ia the River a.,
Rtssumed to be part.
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If'u' ~ hsiisasi faisiligssssy. Fl -sugusi a.
TO THR EDIToRs-My absanee from
the House the gFestsF part Of Yesterday
vas eaussd BY indisPosiiion. ErIy ia
Toe cay ! arose from = sick bed end voted
tof call Of The Houte Increasing e.
YER eomPeiied me 10 leave The. Hail, aad
eoahned ne 70 ny BED . cOasideFabls
Pa'' Of The day. He'd beea present. I
,hooiS have voted, - Do ihs prsvious
day, sssinsi the Bsukrnpi bill.
Your obedisns servuat.
Aue2st ~ r w. BARTON.
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THE WINGS AT WASHINGTON "A
letter from WaShingiOh to the New York Com-
0sreial ssys-"oresr add hafnOsy reign in the
Wig ranks- The parry il, ~ this moment, q
thousand times more compact and steady than
IL vas BEFORE the veto They will Rou put their
ShouldeTS 70 he wheel Of STATE, and, With hear
y and harmonious eo-oPsraiioa, carry thEough
all proper aud desirable MEASURES. This happy
change IN The face Of things vas mainly broughI
abO1; b. he elOquenee Of Mr.. Webster. Three
hundred WhigI, Including ell The whig men,
bers Of Congress, and many SlheFs. are vii.
nesSes TO the eject Of the ihnIling appeal which
be @hde to then last highi, a. his house, whsrs
Ihsy we're Ssss0blsd At his iaViiatioa. The AL
noneiaiiOa By Mr.. Webster, in his speech. that
the Cabinet would. one and all, cling together,
and remain Al their posts, vas received viii
unanimous snd ksar-iel, applause"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-26

0RAsSH0PPEeS.-The Ysakers havs dis
covered thai these animals, which are vs:y
abuniAht this Season, are valuable 20 fafmets-
COED sruf Of FTasshoPPers being equal TO a
crop u cora The Bangor (Msiss) Courier ssys:
Tbs farmers 10 this region. naa li,ai corn Il
scarce add grasshopPers are abundani, tske q
sick, toe hiGhess Of q reyIhe Eneaih, eth a uob
n ii 90 ;hs snd, head . piees % ESod IN a hall
circle, vf.h the sads fa,iSaef - tbc stick. thea
take thin piece Of eiuth and fasleh ., % tAs
su6h and hooP. 20 as % make a small bag by
Eotns through the srids early 10 lbe moFsing,
may b collected 10 the bss snd depoaitsd 10 4
'ub' and whsn boiled will tafn red Asd are eqaal
80 cora fdT hugx