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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

Foa TIE HARPERs FERRY STATioN, win be
held on Tie land Of Mr.. John II Alsladl, three
miles from Harpefs-Fery, on The 26sh day Of
August, Iei2.
All are invited 10 attend, FAR and near. and
bring Is many teuis as win cover she entife en-.
csmpment. Ministers Of the Gospel arecerdisl.
y invited TO attend.
Rxv r. NJ. LIPSCOME, :
EDMUND CHAMBERS,
wM RICHARDS,
SOLOMON FLEMING,
SAM'L SHEWBRIDGR,
JESSE BATEMAN.
-t MESAAcK KIRBY.
HUGH GiLLEECE. y
GEORGE FERRILL,
JOHN H. KING.
Juiyll. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
THE MARKETS.
orr.cE OF rHE pALrrnoRr .Anrslcas

OfffCk OF THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN, 4
..-s July Is. 5Ps
.CATTLE.-Theo offerings Of Beef cattle al the
scales this morning amounted to full 600 head,
which i the largest number thar has been IN
market8on any day this season. Sales were
made with difficulty and al prices ranging con-
sdefably lower Than last week. Abou, 800 head
we're taken BY the butchers At 90 for inferior TO
~ PEI 100 lbs. for prime quality $50 have been
cnyen North. This balance remain in the mar
ket HnsoId. :sS,
FLOUR - lrkei continues scsntily sup
Piled with Ho 4treel Flour with q limited de-
mand, and ihs lbs are confined 10 retailing
parcels. We quote The nominal store price for
good standard brands al So. One or two small
lots Of new Flour have reached the market, but
we are no: advised or any sales We are unable
10 quote q defoile wagon price to-day.
There is no stock Of City Mills Flour. The
Iniers are willing 10 furnish il al &c cash.
On Saturday and to-day about 1900 bbls. sus-
S;1ss.nna Flour were sold d y6, cash. There
- uonS - - market lt
I GRAIN "A sale OF 4 crnn ae .--,----4--
Wheat, raised ID BzlhmoTe county, IN soou coh
dition, was made to-day a, 81 %, and lot Of
new red Wheat FROM the Eastern Shore Of Nd.
Of very light weight at 81 A sale prime old
Pennsylvania red was made on Saturday, and
another loi to-day, Al. 81 30. Sales to-day Of
Md Corn al SIS cts! for white, and 81 cents FOL
I yellow A not ofPsnnsylyaRia yelew was also
sold today At 81 cts. A parcel Of new oais
from the Eastern Shore OF Md was sold to-day
R al 80 CTS. On Saturday sale Of PennsylvaniI
was made at Sc cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

The Eecond oharlnriy coatention AZ H. y.
nIpr 81 he Total Ahslissnes Societies a. J.f
fersoa counlI rss hsld u ~ PFetbyisfiar
charcA il shephslfslewn. - ia IL u luIy. 4
ecetrtanee Wil1 fcsoluiicn II iht insi c.
1e1tIo3 hsld b cE1t.ostoun.
/ AZ - o'siOek, -. coussliio6 uss esIits 4.
erdtf. sns opened viii prs5sr s. .ks hss ~.
fM'Es.h. Dr.. @. 3. slephsssas, Fsss;isnf q
ne unlo1. hen lookths chair. lIlI.lcI 7, Be: ..
B-Waukh. ani Isaac Fleming Rsq ;lhs !. y. 4. L.
Mclean, srd Dr. John QuiE,ey, were appointed
Seclsisfiss tbs names ofllhe dsIskarss frsn
he aiasrsst sosietIss having bees reported. Il
VS. unaninos1il resolved. thai he eilirsns of
she phefds,own. and siislr.sgsrs, Be insit,d q
sfispt ths dslibsrstions Of ths sesventisa.
Tht nsesssary eonniiisss were thsa appoi1i-
-. nd he centssiisa scjSafnsd unti thres
e'eloek. P NJ.
The Convection net q three oselssk, pdrsu-
mi 10 s5jourBHeal. whsa Tie report of the
business committee wss resolved sd adopted
The reports Of The soeis'ies FsPrssshtsd wsrs
thea read and sntsrsd % the Journal the num-
Der Of members sttsehsd 70 each sScisiy was
81 f.lIn~~a 4ltt --i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
! nHTYCACTHS.

Il HAVE iasf returned from Alexandria Win
small ssspFsment Of
StoichsI Red Hsysing, ToAguss s Sounds,
and most odorsf ferrous Spicsd Sturgeon,
al o. which win dispose o. cheap
JAMES J. HAR7T !
cksfisstoFn, Jsns 30, Ie43
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
I Notttfs.

Til MgTHoDIsr PROTESTANT CAMP MEETiSe,
forthe HArpefs-FerFy Circuit, will be held on the
nth august in the uosdt Of Mrs. WARFIELD, near
Jefferson. Frederick county, Md.
We extend 10 dua cordial invitation TO unite with
us. p. LORRAINE MCLEAN,
! Superintendent
Harpers- Ferry, July Z, lisa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
NOHQ91o

English Department $40 per dnnunl.
Classical SAfathenatieGl 33a do.
Thorough instruction givea. Dot only 10 the elf
fsrent branches which constitute good common
educeHoa, but also In the Latin and Greek Lam
gusges, and ths higher Mathematics, 10 any re-
qrfTd extent
Pupils from distance accommodated with
board on reasonable terms.
None admitted except thoses who engage 10
continue frem the day Of admission till lie
close Of the session.
For the Trustees,
ANDREW KENNEDY,
July 81, 1912 Secretary
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

VIE Psrtnershi heresofors ex;st;n, ~
CHARLES HARPER q JOHN Ks, ,1s I've, MssE
eaoes the name and frm OF HaRrR1 s w.. ri
y ~ a..salved BY mutual consent. 90 IL ~, ~.
3. ssas. persons indebted 10 ,he45ss 80
n',A ,oEa so make immediate s<tti%sens
,s 49, nas.,s,s whs viii wind up ialhs
ss,ass1s fse.'s' the busing<s az TIE ~
s'"'s'1 JoAELEs HARpERK
Shephsrdstown, july I, liza WHIT g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
Tuscany WHEAT.

IUSCH4N W. Y a =
HyHE undssigned his "a sale. for SEED,
about IS bushels Of Tuscany wheat. q
grain sapsrbr to any ever inthducsd into this
county. Us superiority may DO seen Of q
glance, and the advantage Of psing il will be
found ii its maturing about . wek earlier than
commsn wheat. and it, entire Exemption from
The effects Of rust one bnshei sown late In
Noysmbsr. 1910. produced clever bushels, and
nine bushels seeded lat fall. wiz produce thin
year at least $50 bushels. Refelsqce may be
made to Messrs. ABthoay Kennedy, Geo. Islsr
Nicholas shaull and Jcseph sheNaltsr. each ol
whom have seen the Wheat in cultivation.
h RB> Price - per buhsl,
WILLIAM CAMERON.
JULY 81, ls42.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

"YE will At all times give The highest prizes
/" for WHEAT, payable 90 delivery %
zthc Old Furnace, Kefneystille. and a ether
points on eithersof the rail roads, shove Hafpers-
Ferry, and will keep constantly on hand forsasss
Plaster, Fish, SGlf, sc. 1
ons Of the firm win be in attendance Al All
times at The Old Furnace.
= NJ. H. s ", W. MOORE
! Jnly 7. l942-u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
PAVILION HOTEL,
mn
BERKELEY sPRINdsI

.VlA0lfNiA. ~
WVHIS watering Place, which Il only ave
milss from the present TERMINATION Of the
baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. may nov be-
reached in eight hours from b3ttlnore, ans llne
from Wsshingtonl
The Baths are unsurpassed as remedy for
rheuma ism diseases oT me nerves enc e''
i.s etks system pseulisr 70 he ohsr ssx.
The undersigned INVITES trial, oy insPeelion
and examination. Of ihs seeommodatious Of bis
house. JOHN sTRoTHER.
Bath. JAly II ll8t2--lt. sk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
n olTrCE.

) By Divine permission, the Rev. JssErH BAKsR
viii preach al Ksbietewn, on sunday he 3fst
instant, At i otclock, A. NJ
JaIy ~ ls42
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

VIRGINIA, 10 wit;
JUNE TERN. 1912. Of The County Court.
JEFFERSON COUNTY, scr
Peter Hdgeley,
Elisabeth Hogsley, .sido,U Of George
Hdgeley, deceased, Elizabeth yN4Itee,
Polly Hoke, John Clice, Elisabeth
Wegol, Cdtharine Myers, Sally James,
John James, her husband, Jacob .Mer-
rit and Barbara his yiite, late Barbara
Cooper, Margaret Cooper, William
Cooper, John Cooper, George Cooper,
Henry Cooper, and DE children of
Richmpnd Cooper, deceased, William
MERIT, Stocket Htst and Elizabeth
his ,cJs, John Merit, George Merit,
/ Henry Merit; Petr Merit, Polly
MERIT, and Samuel Bright and finn
: his ,cts
THE Defendants, John cIice, Elizabeth We
gal, Calharine Myers Sally James, John
James her husband, Msrgiret Cooper, John
Cooper. George Cooper, Helry Cooper, and the
children Of Richmond coo9e, deed, William
Merritt, Stoeket West md Elizabeth bis wife.
john Merit, George Merfit, Henry Merit, Pc.
Ter Merit. Polly MERIT. and Samuel Bright
and Ann. his wife, not having entered theii
appearances and given security according 70 the
Act Of Assembly and the rules sf this Court and
il appearing b satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth; Il,
ordered, That tbessid DefeBdsnas do sppear hers
on The FIRST DAY Of the next October term OF
this Court, and answer the bill of The plaintiff
anc that copy of his order Be forthwith lusert
ed iB some ne wspaper published inike said eoun.
ty Of Jefferson. for two monlhs successfully, and
posted al the front door 81 De Coari-house.
A Copy-Tese.
+. Al MOORE. Cis,k.
Ihfx 81. 1912
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NOTICE

i 5 hereby given, that the subscriber has qnsii
i. 6ed ~ execulor Of the last will ard sests-
ment Of his father, the late James Cosls and
he request. those who have accounts against
he estate 10 present them duly atles,et, 81 soon
a. possible, for settlement and 20 sails upon
those who Owe the estate, 10 make inimediatr
payment 70 save him the disssreeanle necessary
| ~ resortine To eoerciFe measures.
JAMES T. CoYkE.
Jafy !. iSla.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
z. CAR ST.

MNosT respectfully announces 10 The tiiizen'
IvI Or charlesiown. that he viii open bis
Dancing School, on TUESDAY the 18Th dsJ Of
JULY. Instant One eo1rss comprises twenty
four LESSONS, during which period sH Of the
most Iashionahle styles Of Dancing can be ac.
quirsd. 4 Subscription paper may be seen A.
Carers Hotel.
Il isdesirabls that those Who 6asign ssallInll
themselves Of this opportunity. should Nd com
menee 81 The sane lims, IS bis TinE = necszsf'
rily divided.
July IA, 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
cenespondenee q be \. Y. Ameriean.

WAsHlEoTuS, July n. z
But the most wicked and loolishact Of
John Tyler. is yet unknown TO the Peo-
pie of the country, and even 10 Congress.
The secret howeveris coming opt. His
conduct 10 the R.. Island business is with
out parallel even in bis own life. call
on The Rhode Island delegation in Con-
sxresi, both Senators and Representatives,
and on the Governor and his Council. 10
expose 10 the outraged nation the transac-
lions between them and Tyler in relation
to the requisition for the aid Of the Fede-
raj Government TO rspel foreign aggression
and suppress domestic yioleace. Il u
said that be was 10 correspondence Hith
Dorr aud the insurgents throughout, and
encouraged them 10 20 on with assurances
of non-inierierence and OF recognition IS
soon 10 they could establish their govern
mentl He changed big original ground
altar bis frsi letter Of reply TO the Eequi-
silion sf The Legislature. and positively
refused 70 execute that article Of the Con-
stituyion which requires his obedience 10
such call. Let all this come eut 10 au-
,hen.ic form. with all the correspondence.
conversations. SC. OF the Cabinet.
I Messrs. Spencer and Forward are inno-
cent OF aay responsibility for bis conduct
They never sanctioned L, but did what
they could % oppose il.
ICan this Be 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
FOR HIRE.
II Il n " TX.

Y,HE undersigned respectfully informs The
! l public that they will keep % hand
"A general assortment of KE Ill OsW
PINE and .POPL.fR PLANK,
or The best quality, wbi3h they will sell al the
lowest price Wa are now prepared ID supply
applicants with the best materials fof Eoorings
door and window framing. joistx and seantiing
well seasoned /; and also to furnish bills Al tie
shortest notice to those who are building
ISAAC TANNER 81 co.
Shepherdslowu, June 30, 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
NEW DRUG STORE
AT HARPEHS-TERRY

TNHE subscriber has opened Drug Store 81
i The old Ataad formerly occupied b :. w.
Springer, and has jpst received and opened =
general assortment 0f
Drugs, Paints, and Dye Sfufs,
which are fresh and good, and will Be sold ss
cheap. II not cheaper. than can b bc1gLt IN
the place. for cash.
e7All orders v IN bs punciuzliy stiehdee To-
and persons aeeommotsled siihsf aight Or day,
Or Al any hour. By ealing o.
AUGUSTUS n. cEiDLzR.
HsrpersiFsrry. July 81, 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

CofTtspondfNtt q I8t BaIItmoFe sIhltftedHt
PHILipELPHIA. July ls, 4P.M.
Owing 10 light receipts Of Flour and Wheat
prices have rather advanced. but will no doubt
Feeeds again after harvest Flour il worth s5,-
GA. and Wheat 81 80 a 81 81 per bushel-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
03W 9POR.a
At HARRzn s-xsRna
Il 3 d ~ mr. 90

q : g. p HoxE.4xD.
tHAFE taken me Slore Reeisis iDxsns.,s y
N ped b J y Robinson, Corner Z -
snd Sseasndaah Streets, Hsrpers ferr$, -
have just received very lafgs .ssoftmsni Il
Spring & Summer Goods.
Which they ofsr 60 ihe public Il very r,saes.
prices.
Having En- Agent 10 Ballimora it An ,;aes
Irem whom theyssre weekly raeeixiSr Good
shey ar9 abe 70 buy and sell, ii least 3 cheen
/ mel cheaper. than Il any other store Is JeiIer
son' The assettmsht i general. consisting ri
Dry Gooas, Groceries, Hard,pare. CHM
Glass and Qfeenacars, Hats,
Bools, Skoss, SC. 81.
Iney respectfully request HE public eeuer.ll,.
Y SAL and examine sheir stock befors parehss:
Is 20 A y kssss az Country Produce received il
S~ss,hanEe for goods 81 cam prso@. a
narpsrsaEerfy. April q. hs4a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

Cred Ffssktf II Ia James I'VE
learn nom The Richmond papers that
great freshel occurred ia the James River,
Iat Richmond, on Friday last. The water
was four inches higher than il has been
Tor upwards Of forty yeSrs. The cellars
on Main-sireei, Cor some distance 90 each
sids Of Market Bridge, were hAed with
j waller: but lille damsge was sustained
The Dock and Wharves Al Rockets were
pn5er water. The danpge 10 Mayo's
Bridge vas considerable.
The Richmond Compiler sisles thai
losses amounting 10 million Of dollars
are already heard Of.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

To WHrAr GRowERs ~ We have been
requested ~ an old Miller Of Petersburg
10 caution farmers against threshing The
tons Of their wheat Stacks with the dry
wheat The tops should al Be separated
from the wheat thai isdFy.
lPsisrsswg Inisliigtnesr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
Last and only .l0ftfe.

THINE, until the 25lh instant, will be giverl
L those. indebted to me 10 make payment
sfter Ahich tine, delhauen,s -seiii not heceiss
further indusgences This course Is Imperative
Those, therefore interested will please take n0s
lice JOHN LITTLE
snlhfsld, July n, 1912.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
DIN H9SE 81,
DR. MCCORMICK.
TAIIQ
q KIN nj y q HAM

- - - - - - - - 49,
KTNAKRs hi. usethSd Of infornIrg The csli-
u gems or JstEsrsoa County, that he has taken
the shop over The stora Of Mr.. :. Slifsf. KahIe-
town, Ghers I'll orders in his line will be attend
ed 10 With punctuplity and despatch.
Kableiown, July 81. 1912,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

n scoar1sHcs viii he times. he Coup,.y
u have aeleeninsl - ro1nes he Drj.r a
Beard. snd Asgssfler Il viii b q follows N For
! single ~sek 50 such suecceding week =
fof Monlh 81 PER day. children unagr Is
years 81 age. and serta8lG. half price % ~
ira chsrges fer he amqseme1Is Of The plare.
These sprinEsean b reached IA 7 hour freu
Wsshipgtsa Or nsllinofe.
Fl THE PRoPRIET0Rs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
TRUST SALE or

w alUlslbTe Prop ajrtY ]
ypY virtue Or dssd oftrusi, executed "
ID James Foley, t1ow decd on the 6th
Of April, 1912. lothe undersigned, as Trustees,
land Of record n the Office Of the county court
or jefferson, y for The purpose Of securing GER
taiu8dehts therein mentioned loAiiehaes Foley,
d. d. Wsgef.and others, w shall offer atpubllc
sale, on the premises, on Saturday The 6th day ef
.9,t.s.st merit. ut 2 o'eloek, r. NJ = certain
LOT OF LAND, IA
living and being in ihe town Of HarPefs Ferry
IL " arsaa Cpatlts laEEinisA know and dssik-
deed, as M mber seven, being the sams lot 81
gropad purchased BY The said James Foley 81
Andrew Kennedy and Joseph T. Dangherty
commissioned Together with al and Singular
the building and improyenienis on The. said ot.
| and the apputtenapce ID Che same in any wise
belonging Or hppeitaining4
| This Property embraces part ofihat splendid
| 535ial 9glS ED S1SA
! al ihe Junction of The two Rail Roads, lately
occupied BY Turner A Milton s Co, aud now
| ia The occupancy Of Ell n. Carroll, and may
lwell be described as decidedly the most eligible
Ibnsiness house 81 Harpe fs2Ferry. II Is new.
Ecbmmodious, and ID excellent condition. and
Iyields haadsome rent,
I Terms :-4Twenty five hundred dollars ID hspd
--ihe balsnrs ID payments to be made known
on the day Of sale. g.
! The Undersigned, acting as Trustees, will
eonfsy only such title as II vested 10 them y
the deed ft.ast above reeiGed, which, however
is believed 10 be ndisputahie.
| 1FF5 WMC WoRTHINGfoN,
| taH JOAN c., UNsEED, fIl Il
! Jane I6. is42. TrIstess.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

United States District Court,
Western District of Visginia, Sfannt6n.
in BANKRUPTCY.
N0TicR to Creditors, and all others cor.
~ sercsd 10 intsrest. % sheE cause against
ths Petition Of
No sg24-Jamss Dfsrrick. Of Jefferson coun-
~, % be dscfnfsd 4 bankrupt on Moldsy ths
&c d.y of October, lsf2.
NlcHo X TROUT.
July 81. Iel2. District Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

STARTING CHILDREN IN THE WORLD.
The following extTacsJ:om the works o. liv-
ina wsiler. Is rsPle,e With ssopd philosophy AID
comEaon> sense. Ills we'll worth he attention Of
"Many an uOwise parent labors bard and
/ lives sparinely all bis lie for the purpose
Of having enough 70 give bis children .
start IN the world. ss il iseslled. Setting
young man sfoat-witk money left him
hy his relatives. Is like iSing bladders I'M
der the arms Of one who cannot swim; len
chances 10 one be viii lose his bladIers
and 20 70 The bottom. Teach him 10 swim
and be viii never need tie bladder. Give
your child sound education, and you
have done enough for him. See % il that
bis morals are pure. his mind cultivated.
and bis whole nature made subseivient TO
i the laws Which govern man. and yon have
given what viii be q more salus than the
wealth Of tbs Indlss. You have given
him . start which 40 misfortune cgn de-
prise him Of. The earlier yoa teach him
70 depend upon his own resources the
4 better
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

The ease Of the Cpnnot wealth Of Viz
gina against DabnEy, charged With en-
bezzling and irsUduIsniIy sonser,ine 10
hisovn NE StDpo oI The money Of he
Bank of VifgiBia Was subnitisd 10 The
Jury on Friday sFenibg Iast, who render
Cd verdict Of seo1illsI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

Sentence ef Cbs4lts r. Mitchell This
individual. convicted ia New York Of
fofgery, Wa ssnseIcSd on Friday nor.
hing % three ysirI ipprisOnmsnt in The
State Pnsoi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
FFOftselfalH mud Ktfchell
I'll FURNITURE, /

RS. Persons indebted u The said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against il are requested V
present Them for settlement Al, IL. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

Il Solemn Reflection s- When the storm
tossed ocean rises 10 Lash the sky; when
The wild. tornado il abroad when the bo-
som Of the solid earth Is shaken by inter-
nal lhroes, or beneath Ahe glory and beau
" OF night; when The eyes Of love are
drinking The light up from yenr soul; at
such moment. O. let ! sensitive mind
refiect-,'HoW IN thtiaiet an going 10
pay that nois to ,m0rrot5IlY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
CAsTP MEETING,

HsrPers- Ferry, July lisa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

VIReikA Stars DkBr.-The N. York
Americsa says that itenisisnces for he
Interest on yIFginia State Stock arrived
10 that city on F6da 7 aiternoon-but too
late 10 BE- forwarded ID London ~ the
steamer csIedonia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

Battle btfpsea f1s Sioux and Ckipps,ras.
We learn from ihs west. that battle lad
been fought beig ihe Sioux and Chip
pevas. About one bpnlred and thirty
chlRPewas attacked the lower Sioux vii
lsge. killed thirteen aed woanded eish-
Teen. Five CbippeKas were killed ana
= number wounded. 10 eowardiy man.
ner the latter then rstieaied 10 their own
country, In
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
WF9EAT WANTED.

J,,Iy7. ISla.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

A HST TO SNITHsl-The cutting Of
iron bars on pipes With the chissK IS q
lsborious and truly taray process. By The
following node the same end is attained
more speedily. easily aud nearly; bring
the iron 70 a white heat and then fixing
il 10 vice apply the common saw, which,
without being turned InIIths edge or in
jured 10 any respect, will divide it as ca.
ss'y - if Il were a carrot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-13
D,moystrotions in !Soutb CoyoIiyo

The gallant Nullhers eager for the conflict. With
that swoggeng bragga air, which they have assumed
often and long, that natural them they
with contempt the preensons Of all the rivals Of their
great leader None other than he, will they consent re-
gard and genuine Democrn-and the election Of
any other would be- they say, little better than mocery
They certainly great peopc-the greatest on EARTH
and have right take sDes and the face Of
the Universe. Nothing grows upon their soil
their molhills mountains, and their pgrnes arc n
head and shoulders above other peoples ginnts AT
30 they think which for all useful purposes the same
thing tho IL II it be deusion it matters
They happy IN the conviction, and That is enough
From late Charleston Mercury, the organ of this self
satisfied and notasothermen party gather, That it il
designed 10 press Mr. Calhoun with twelve hundred
horsepower for the Presidency. His resignation in the
Senate, avowed to be but the prelude his assuming
higher position before the country After the 4th of March
next he will be "a recognized and apoieed candidate"
for the Presidency. and infer from the context that
he and his friends do intend be ruled of the
We annex paragraph from the Mercury;
"he Columbia South Caroiiuan oftho 9Th accompanies
the publication OF great Senator's Letter Of Resignation
with wcmcd remarks. They assign oterc considerations
besides those suggested in the letter. showing the proprey
Of the step Mr. CALHOUN has taken. We would add that
remaining In his during the present SESSION. his rosg.
milton does take place until the l March, Mr. CALHOUN
will be ready and have abundant time and opportunity de-
icnd himself his strongest ground against a assaults
which may be- medtaud against him. and cam II he chooses,
hope he will anticipate and challenge them, and leave
his vndcaon before his country upon The records Of the
Senate when he rotres After the ih Of March he will
have been placed fully before the Union the chosen
candidate Of very large and believe the largest portion
the people, render IL delicate and proper abstain
from the conflicts Of the Scnooral arena, which efficient
he be under any circumstance his efficiency would
be somewhat impaired by the fact Of his being recognized
and showed candidate, and such, obnoxious TO mpua
TONS however unjust, Of selfish, ambitious motive every
He will retire on the 18th Of March, having done more