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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
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Ils1k QaAarsKs NssrrAhr DEPARrrss-s 10, p
IClr.lsu IA Is. Cedar Kfgss -tas1st y, isas.
I.lltsis hereby aanou0ced thai husttll-
ties xish lhe Ia6i@ns wishih this TerTiio-
IN have ceased. Measures are taken TO
pass The few remathlugI withln certain
iiniss--those iii me far south iuamediale-
". those westof ths Suw aimee Ia 1 few
/ DAYS. Who, InAeantime there is every rea-
soaable assurance. viii conduct molten.
Exively IL unmolesied ia their hanals. The
LAID thus temporarily assigned as their
pl4aiing and hunting grounds are within
The following boundaries. to vii: From
1.-The mouth 1T Tslagchopco, or. Pcase
Greek. lip she leit bank OF Thai stream to
The .orksof the southern branch. and fol-
lowing that branch 10 the head or noTthern
ledge Of Lake ISiokptga thence down
1.-THE eastern margin loE that lake to the
stream Mhichemp,ies from l, isto Tie Kis-
lsimdIee 1riser, following the le.. back Of
lthatIstTeam tothe fork Of The southern
branch and following thai branch 10 he
head orentfthefn edge of Lake lstokpoga;
thence down the eastern margin Of that
lake IL thsslream which erupliss from 1t
Iinsp the Kissimmee river. following The
lleit bank of said stream and river to
where the latter eGaptiss into Lake 0keeF
4 che hee; thence dae south through said
Lake aAbtbe Everglades to Shark river.
iolloNi1g the right bank Of thai river 70
1.-The Calf thence along the Gulf shore
q stesu Al sy III islaAkS between Pnnia
Rosa and lie bead ofCharlottee HafhorN
10 the place Of beginning.
The foregoing arrangements are in az.
cordances with TIE instructions of the
President 81 The United States.
III Nitha yiew ID economy and con-
vepience Of supply. That portion Of the
30 Infantry and "a Dragons now widely
detached ic iheTWestern Disiric, will con.
cenirate upon Fort Ssansbary that por.
lion 5f The Sth alongIihe Georgia border.
and south % the MicaaoPy road. upon
Pilalka Companies posted 10 unhealthy
lposilions 10 B~ Withdrawal Immediately -
Others when the subsistence stores al each
station shah BE- reduced 10 within the
means Of transport present.
HIT. The companies of the 4th will re-
mann a. at present disposed, except com.
pany (which willetake. post at Micano>
lpy.
4 IN. Lieutenant Colonel Hunt, Depu-
ty QnarteTnasser General. will make cor
responding reductions in the means Of
transport, and other sources Of expendi-
lure, thereby rendered unnecessary.
By order ii Colonel WoRrH,
S..CO0PER. Asst Adl't Gen1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
From Ill Cineinna,s Gnz.itt

i IA PRePHET in HIS OWN COUNTRY
Ii Mr.. EDrTes I'll beg YOU ID publish again the
lfoflowing psFt pf DANIEL WEBsTER's speech de.
livsred ID 1884. Ii has been verified 10 the let
ltef No prophetic voice ever spoke more tru.
y:-FT
+ ~ have already enddavoredT to warn
The eouniry against irredeemahIe paper,
against bank paper wbe9 The banks did
moi Pay specie for their own notes a.
sainst the miserable. aBominable, and
fraudulent policy which 3ttempts,to give
yalpe4to my paper Of apyEbsnk one single
moment logger than such paper is redeem
ale Do demand 10 gold aud silver. Ard
| wish most solemnly apd earnestly TO
repeat that. warning. \ s-e danger Of
that state Of things ahead 4 see isnmi-
nent danger that MORT 6r fewer Of the
StateIBanks will stop specie payments
The late measures Ct the Secretary, and
The infalualioE with which it seems TO be
suppoFtedstead directly and strongly to
thai fesuitl under pretence. lhen, Of a
currency which shall be al specie we are
.hkrIyto haveta currency 10 which shere
shah be do specie " are in danger Of
being overwhelmed with iFedeemable pa
pef--M raE PAP Il = Representing not gdld,
nor silver. no ~, repre- ting nothing but
brokeb promises. bad faith bankrupt cor
pora'ions, cheated creditors. sndta RUINED
people, Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

III ctar has hssi ofslfas,g. eisnach fsieats
--ant kc has senis IDornrlke fliends, : ~ dirk
be cbsaf o - Rfcsjdsnt. bal are efrGi9he sir
POI reach iheffsiidn. Thee ftisnds. s1l4eiia.es,
10 more hafh shan hey are aware ~. q l6an
Ihey inlnn1. Fer pnfssiFkr, We :hisk thai b.
11ot cniy oush 70 bt. bai esrtaiBlyEiH ke. Peas
eent-ands thai ~ his frisads, admirers, and
sappoEtess bare 20 do 10 hcc1npiish fbis, isao
81 @ voFf, from hi, tine fotsa pfpde6,ly, hon
eFzbsy, bui fsAieusiy % e6eet shsir object. We
are secese - esr.belief, and cur readers vii.
Ne afesure, sekaosiesiss ghgssiseerisy. th1s 10.
ihlne else could possibly, % BENEFIT THE
COUNTRY. hsAhe election q Mr.: Clay. A
Tor party, hall i. e9nparaiisely, : miserable. i
trinisg conssckra,foh. Thro4 party visas rot
81 me n|lslio1 9ifoeethef. and Ell unpfEiudierd
men must adp1ii, that The great insefesis Of The
nasloa, agrlcaFlqraI, mechanical. nannfscinfi1e,
and eomnkFrial, are deepiy concerned IN NE
Heleetlon 81 ~. Clay The fesulis % STATE cleo
tionss tpfning unaFeidsbly upon local qgestiops,
70 eytai degree. donoi weaken cpf eSnhaenee.
~ ~ icasz. dat ID he end, these impoftanl in.
teIfsls giil unite Ia lkeSnppnrt az ne great a.
g,kriean SinfeEnasi, who has been, i nov. and
y III eentinus 10 BE-. fer bis ceanuy frst, BIZ
Connify lasi--h't ceuniry alvBys = l-fisr Gss-
Doubitzg Wings eertainiy do much harm 10
the cause, hut]ve 5egin 10 fBd tbs class dinsir-
ishins 1daiiyi ind We find further. that many
candid menIof the opposite pafr1 Ore cone %
me cenclasicnt and family admits. that ncfhng
bat Death ean1eePrivt the country or Mr.. clay's
services IS Pteeidenl- His principles are taking
Foot, IN spite Of long cherished prr;adicr.. and
70 dae Inns ne public toies viii eive ascssdau-
~ 70 those rfineipiss, BY selecting him 10 csfry
thrm cur.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01


fp The e1srtons Of Messfs. BaaroN and
CArHouE. in behalf Of Civil superinlendency
atthe Atmories, may be appreciated, vhea we
Stale that these gentlemen succerded NOT rss
Than four tiHss ny handsome najorities-,wicei IL
committee OF The whole, and twice BY yeas ana
nays 10 The House. The measure wax lost ~
ils unfortunate connection with the Army Ar
Preparation and Army Reduction bills, and by
falling into the bands Of committee Of confer
ence Many menbers, anxioes for tedaclion
gave up ahai they deemed The lesser for The
gfealer good. Whist We express our surprise that
such sagacious- Wings as Messrs. sruaRr, BORIS,
svnAERs and GceGlS. suffered themselves 10 b
oveE-reached BY Ahe Loeos, We feel bouha %
makeoar owiedgmenlsto Mr.. THsMpsox Of
Indiana for ihe manly and efficient support CIV
en- BY him 10 the cause Of civil supremacy, in a
matter requiring mechanical and NO. military
skill
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

~zT-The vcls Of The whole Psnnsylyasia aeIs-
cation 10 The iseuseof Representative. is 40 H.
dieaiicn that tAsTsrid policy il The favoriie one
Of thar State, md gives ns a better sbsary o;
Mr. clays growing prospects than any Thing
uhlch we havenoied lately among The .sighs Of
The lImesn Nj. calhoun's afree trade" notions
can have but Few supporters in a.s,ste SO prae
tical 10 is views as Pennsylvania Already
oyet butthened viii Z State Debt, her people can
have but llllelrelish fcrNdireci taxation on he
Parl Of the General Gevsfnment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

!, eCF 10 reference 10 he su.pension 81 work
jim ihs National Armorles, The Spf.neheld Re.
publican Justly remarks -" Since The aPpfepti
Anoa ehl has passed, We think j. would have
pesp qute q proper for The Secretary Of
War 10 hayk waited until !. was sSeer,a,red
Nne1aef me lfeans would be provided 81 not to
ineetine aap'pP tlAlaap. before giving orders for
q eeheFai aischafse q Afmorers' The order,
however, aids The Ordnance Officers 10 carry on,
'hsif. purpose 10 regard 10 men aad measure. !,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

s7-The death Of Jadae BEEIAMIS WRGHr
chlef Engineer Of The Janes River and Kanswha
Company, is announced 10 The papers last re-
eeivsdT Judge w closed his usefulIife 10 The
7fst year nf his age. His name is identified
Sish same q the most Important Improvements
10 The Union
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

eEFThe s,aag of The Lacos about the Pubhe
Debt, swell answered BY Mr. EyAxs Of Maine
10 two plain Saeslions;
= If, sir. p1bhc sebt Be curse. Who \. ~
noxious 10 lhE maledieiion-~fhey who broggh, I,
on. or they who take measures 10 nav \, m
And who, sirsare Ihe true protective tariff s.r,v
--shey who have Ieit The cenntrv 10 olher meas
but high dunes 10 ex,ricale Us from our en,h.r
rassmeals. o..ye who simply p,t those unTxo,5.
able means inso practice ~ :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

The Richmond Enquirer denounces tie
Revenue Bill. II denounced The Wing.
a few DAYS ago when II was feared that
they would pass no revenue bill. The
Enquirer cannot easily be pleased. The
objection il urges against The bill is that 4
looks loo much 10 projections. A CORES
pondent Of that paper says Of the bill II
/" A viler system ofFlunder was never ~.
tempted upon a tree and Intelligent Peo-
pie. twill not give Si2 900 600. A 20
per cent duty would give over 20 millions
Can the Oeuotry stand this loss Of revenue
foreproteefion Look out for another
veto"
As for The assumption thai the bill VIII
not give twelve millions, il is altogether
random guess. The estimates Of those
who know how to make calculations Oh
such matters At least IS we'll IS the Enqai.
rer coriesaoadent believe that The bill
viii yield twenty-seven millions. The
exact amount Of codrse cannot be known
except by experiment. The assertion that
he biIl win moi give Twelve millions ha,I
been made aud repealed 10 ihe MadisUni-
IN. ii there is 10 be another veto. il win
probably be put upon this ground.
EBsR. amer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

An ExAMPLE WORTHY or IAITATloE.
One sof The most eminent orieBlsl schs-
lars Of The age ~ Professor Ike. Of onsoi
The English Uaiversilies. and YET al bis
education was acquired during the mo-
ments Of leisure which be, found while
employed q 1 JOurnsyman carpenter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

MrlColt1s Submarine Battery. which
was exploded with such perfect success,
% Saturday lasi 10 HE Potomac, il de.
signedto proiect rivers and narrow chan.
Enfis ffom the entrance 81 hostile fleets o,
ships by placing 10 such channels large
Quantities Of gunpOwdsr contained 10 tigh
metallic cases, which may lay on ths
botiom an Indefinite time resdy for use
when wanted:E thus is form ihs battery
Ply some means mol explaiHed theinven.
tor is enabled TO Communicate fire 10 tbii
battery Al will. though The operator NAV
be-4as be was 10 The present cass--seye-
ral miles from the terrible Instrument q!
Bis power. The COMMUNICATION is by
some. supposed 10 be effected through tbs
agencY Of electricity, conveyed by wires
extending along The bed Of The riFer pr
channel, from ihe battery to the apparatus
ofthe operator. - Bali. finer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

IA conformity with an acl Of The lie.
g,sla'nfe q Pennsylvania, The Secretary
q o'a'e o. that Common wealth has issued
proposals for the safe Of All and each Or
tne Canals and Railroads belonging to The
Common wealth State Stock al par will
Be received IN pay meni.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
APPolxTMExT BIZ Tns PREslpENr.

i By and .riiA ne sssies aad son.sat sgtE. s.na:e
Francis Robert Riyes. Of Yirgie;s. Sc
sretart Of the Legation 81, the United
statesmen her BriIannic Msjestys 10 the
place Of Benjamin Rush, resigned.
John Howard Payne, Of New York.
Consul Of The United States for The civ
and Kingdom Of Tgnis. ID The place 81
William B. Hodgson. resigned.
George W. Maerae, Attorney OF the
United States Tor the Southern District Of
Florida. 10 the place OIL. w. smith. "a.
signed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

I We Iearnaftom the Romfey va IaF
ltelIigenlcer.Ilbat as4he mail coach. with
LeIeve 4 Ia sssngers, was descending Sandy
Ridge % iss way 10 Winchester. onlhe
EI:3th instant one 81 The foreIwheels came
Edff and ihe coach becoming disengaged,
IVA thrown over precipFce. With the
passrngers idn rhaking several complete
turns iafiis downward course. Air jan
hey ofLogdoun conniy. who vas riding
pn the hip II The vehicle, was 80 much
lnjeEed that bis life il despairfd 81. None
Of the passengers inside Of Tie coach were
injured 70 The Least,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

I, The Richmond Enquirer calls aloud
for an adequate Revenue Bilbao efIicien oil
and suthcien, Revenue Bill-a Bill tba
will furnish The necessary supplies SC.
sc. Now what has tie Enquirer bren
doing for the last six mo nlhs. II il hss5uol
been constantly. zealousy and pertina.i
ciously engaged 10 ATTEMPTING 10 ID wart
and defeat the Wings In their efforts 10
pass just sach billiard. up ID tie last
moment, does not It's party 10 the House
81 Representatives, oppose and vote
against such bill, The people cannot
be deceived BY SUCH game. Tae pariy
show their hand too plainly. lis. with
the lsadeTs, E rule or ruin --[.7Ler. Gaz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

We regret 10 have to announce The
death OF John P. Emmett ESQ a. able
Professor o. Chemistry At the University
Of Virgins. He was the son 81 The dis
Iiinguishsd Thomas Add. Emmet. al.
talents and learning gave reputation u M
Universly.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

The Philadelphia u. 5. G.setts saws
fAat Colonel Sianloas Of The us. Qasr-
ieF Masters Department. hes arrived 10
thai city 70. enter % the duties Of the
cammissary 81 Purchases d The Army, Is
arranged By the late Law.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

Decision in Bankruptcy 1t has recent.
Fly been decided in Piusbnrg by Judge
Irwin. ofthe United States District Court,
that where rem. became due on The lstof
April and The tenant applied Tor the ben-
eft Of the bankrupt law on Tie lOth Of
June, and the landlord afterwards, on the
10th OF August seized The goods Tor rent,
I..'thal the right Of the landlord Il, disfrain
the property on the premises aIdto sell,
was no, impaired under the provisions Of
the bankrupt law"
Judge Penhybacker. Of Virginia. onthe
other hard. has decided that after the
fling Of the petition in bankruptcy, and
the order Of publication. The petitioner il
exempt from ca. sa. aDdsthai no execu-
ton can be levied. upon his effects. nor
can landlords scayroat Of attachment"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
TIE DISTRIBUTION CLAUSE.

The Wings of Tie House OF Represen.
ta,iyes yesterday succeeded 10 getting
through the Committee oflhs Whole, AID
sending tothe Senate, a bill TO repes al tie
provision or the Land Acisof last Session,
which s1spehds .the operation Of that DICT
lnthe event ot duties being laid upon iln..
ports al a higher rate than 30 herseent.
iii raiorsm. They have thus made } nD.
Bile reply TO those Of their enemiesiwAo
accuse them Of trucking to abused pow
er, and % such of their friends as seem 10
understand them as having yielded tAe
principles the Distribution Act insheir
recent vote for the pending Tariff Bill !
Should tie bill unhappily moi become a
law in consequence Of a further ,intervea-
ton Of The Presidential Veto, the People
have al least the security Of the solemn
pledge, rendered BY this bill, that, vhea
ever the Executive and Legislative
branches pf the Government, shall be ef
lhe same Whis polilics-tha, is. 10 say. ii
the first Session Of Congress after ihe Sd
day Of March ls45-ihe restrictive pro.
vision in The Distribution Act will be5 RI.
pesled, and The provisions Or that Just and
wise act be allowedio take their full eli.
iect. 4
Itris remarkable that*ihe bill which
passed Yesterday 10 repeal the restriction
in the Distribution Acn, received a msiori.-
ty Of votesslaIger by Ten than ihat by
which the Distribution originally passed:
The mainriiv forthe nri,in N hiII Main 81 III
votes, and that for The bill passed western
day eighteen yotes.-E Nat: Int. Of Sat. /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
MONTH CAROLINA.

All ihe counties have been heard from.
except three. NASH GresHe and Carteret
and the vote for Governor stands:
IS MoRkHsAD tW.) HExRr a.. II. i
Ss.775 so.2i0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

The State isdivideJ. in the tables, into
two parts, Eastern and Western Virginia--
the eastern portion Of the State containing
population Of sos. 942. and the Western
part, 432.s55.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

An interesting correspondence has Ia.
ken place between Mr.. Fox. the British
,pinisier. and Mr. Webster. 10 which the
latter acknowledges tbe receipt Of six gold
medals from Her Msjesty's government.
bearing the portrait Of Her Majesty. The
Queen. which tie British government de-
sire 10 present 10 the commanders Of se-
veral Uniled States vessels. in acknoNl-
edgmefl Of tie services rendered BY them
10 s1Sins The lives pr BfiiiEh sssnen. ,r5-
fleets d Her Nsiesly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

ciples. Fellol Owens. We have ID abi.
ding faith. Ns believe them 70 He M
NrorgSt wisk Ne subsianiial and f4tma-
neat ialefssss d the country. TheyInest
rresasl. Balt We Soula have them tri-
umpA Il our bants. We mrSi snowi that
Ne appreciate tlfsn; We must slaad byE
them firmly he must sustain them with
ard0ar. with mercy Nth . w..chsdl and
Setsrmiusdspin,' tl0ag with tAe mi
hsfitanre oijreedom bsq1eathed % ns BIT
our fathers. bbe s,crea .daty Of guarding
ani dsIendhe il was also uansmitled |
wiih ihk privileges bf self government
came lis rssbonsibiIisies loo. LII Us mol
prove ii uofihy Of the irust.y Lei no ex-
eriions Be coalideIsd paioiul. no seeflh-
ees hard. no dtties iEksoane, in The eotk
10 which as,Efs devoted. Successwll
rrpay al aad hore. cherking the oaw Gid
progress If destfucI 'feneSs. snd tepflllns
The ihreaiese1 approsches Of anarchy, iei
rs strive 10 give period Of rePose 70 tn'
distracted lant. than the people. realizing
the blessings Of good government. and
growing 10 khowledge and virtue, may
stand hsreasler doubly strong asain4tAhs
iusidions ar.s Of demsgogaes that Toulc
eo0rl Ii betrsF them. Wings Of Mary.
Iand4 You owe !. tor yourselves and 10 TIE
country 10 vindieste your cause. One
tfinmph mi yielofy nOw such IS YOU know
how q arhfele. viii sound Ike . ra-ani.
mating tocsih thfpughont The land. lie
Us make 'snudelhing more than .. Thdrmo
Pyle Of our position. We can moi only
stop the advadce ~ apr sdxersaries a,
ra3 ront fiss;< - though tie shouts q
1910 were ringiSC il their ears. KeIltavs
a header thai kno~s<po altering. Lei d
stand BY bin a he has, nohly stood 81 hi.
country. The 9Ay OfthsSPeople's edsmp,
lion viii surely come
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
'55s5

This win do now. but IN 1914 TIE
Wings 81 the old North State must double
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

New AND DEsTaUcrlvE Guy We
have just examined aGun, The invention
Of DR.. Thompson, ofSmIth county, Tenn.
which may be fired fifty times in less Than
Fifty seconds. and with much precision.
There are but four barrels with ffly breach
pieces. aIlIloaded. and successfully sp-
piled 10 the barrels BY The revolutions Of :
cylndertprned By ihe hand The inn
proveuient is intended to apply alone 10
field pieces 10 the emergency Of var il
7rot being suited 10 small arrs. Gil may
be made 70 repea,5pD Times 81 necessary
in so many seconds. and is therefore in
this respect superior 10 any other gun in
vented. The maker will exhibit il again
on Saturday next 10 this ciiy.s
[.Nashsine Bannir. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

I. a. IsAa .jirsl nominatsd Joha Tyler n -TbF
has become an interesting qafsuon 10 the E. All
and we. feel somewhat anxions 10 have ii says
factnfily decided Can any one veil as who hBfs
nominated John Tyier9-tHheeiing Ca.
| I'VE could, if our bushes would permit Us
Donr ask such searching questions, friends1 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

1Indiana.--The Locos have sci afIoal
false story that theirparty have carriedl The.
Hoosier State when the Indianapolis
Journal Of The 18th inst. has The returns
from all The Senatorial and all but four Of
The Representatives districts. giving iha
Wings Is members and The Locos Z -
II the other Districts have returned as
they did last year, the Wings have ma
joriiy Of too on joint ballot. 10 is exact
y half Of the whole number elected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

gTEXAS.-A paragraph 10 The New
Orleans Bee ofthe1 18th instant mentions
an arrival from Galveston. Il is stated
most positively thai General RErs, a: lie
head OF 1000 Mexicaas, had conmenced
marching towards tae border Of Texas.
The country was on the alert, and the
authorities were adopting energetic 5mlea-
sures to repel any invasion Of the frontier.
by raising bodies Of citizen soldiers.
Two Mexicans had been taken prisoners
Whohad stated that The Mexicans were
preparing for an invasion, and SANTA An
Ma bad issued orders 10 take no 81 isoners.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
PoPuL ALTON or VIRGINIA

Total popala,ios u me sla.o e Va. ,2as,7sH
\ ofwhich are 's
Eses White Males 37l 223
:. Females 900 745
Total Whites --F4O, 966
Free Cord! Males % Sl8
:" -' Females 90 024
Total Free Colored So 1882
Total Free III 100 $40
Slayes+-Males 22s,66l -ta
Females 220.326
Total Slaves ----- 4ls, 9sT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

give ask atitntion 10 the subjSioed aFtiele,
which shows OF with abe pencil OF ffpih he
distinguishing Characteristics Of The tsC4greht
pafties Of The country; 1<t,
From, the .Ntp FORK .3nericGn, aug. "a a
uI8RFvrNTIE PiIT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

4, j drawing to a close under circumstances far
mofe suspicious Than was anticipated hy any
body, whatever hopes some PERSONS, besides our
selves, may have entertained.
BoIh Houses have agreed to adjourn on We'd
nesday next, .(to-morrov.l