Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

detained ht Cnmberlsnd some lime be-
void her proper lime Of startink. and Al
the lime III the collision tllS conductors of
both trains were "a the ale Il. The Loco
motives were drown OF The track and
one Iof The cars broken. bua no injury was
sustained ~ any " The passeneers.'
BIn. samtr., n Tsssisy.
NV BY mol try u tJohn Tyler's exche-
Iquefl and il i fell. lei the administration
bear ils Ifryon will not Try II, propose
something else. TT Daniel Rebsfsr late
speech al Boston.
| Why. sir. We are all very mnch 81 Tie
Iopinion which YOU entertained durine the
Administration of Gen, Jackson. You
.hea said. ID tht Senate. s.the next best
Thing 10 an QId-fashioned National bank,
iss 70 baye jast nothing al ALL
ID Louisville Journal
| fWrscoKsiE The Wings have elected
1--WE members 81 the Council, and fiiIeSSA6S
members 81 the House; and The. Locofo,
cos seven members Of the Council. and
Item pf the Honsef-giving the Wings a
1 majority Of three OBJ joint ballot ID she Lee
gislsture. The voters Of the Territory
have. decided against calling Convention
Iio1frame q Constitution, preparatory tore.
Iquesling admission into the Union.
4 #4 IN Bait Pat.
| Ohio LkgisI4tnre, The Columbus JOUR
incl says ;--Is turus out, after all that the
Wings have carried two Of lhs Represen.
ttatives 10 Clermopt District. This gives
Us 33 in the House and the. Locos SO:
i The Peoria ! (llIlnois) Rsgister Of The
l2lst nli states, that meeting was held
at Newburg. 10 Peoria county, onlhs 18th
[ult. when petition was drawn up sld
sighed, praying Congress 10 rgise the
standard value Of specie coin from one
hundFed 70 fire hundred per cent. The
petition bad great run, and every body
signed il. W.
\ The N. vi Journal Of Commerce avs
that the Marquis Of Wellesley whose
death has just been chronicled, derived
his name from the family Of the Wesleys,
SO famous as the founders Of the Meiho.
dist Church. The Earl Of Mornington.
who was grandfather Of the late Marquis
and Of the Duke Of Wellington. iaheriied
some estates id Ireland from Mi. R. Yves.
tley;f and on that account, adopted The
name. The heirship Of these estates vas
Eofefed 10 Charles Wesley, whils he was al
school at Westminster, on condition Of his
Igoingi to Ireland. This he declined; add
neatly the whole world, ia its commence,
politics, and religion, feel now The effects
lof the young Students decision.
An extraordinary instance Of voluntary
honesty in Bankrupt occurred ii Bangor,
Maine, the other day. a subscriber 10
the Democrat paid that paper q white
washed debt Of ~.
II The Boston Times SAYS that a lady
walked into the Police Office the other
day. and asked the clerk if be had any
silk and fur cloaks.
No ma'am," replied the clerk, 1--WE
are al fair and shove board, here we've
no floaks, " Il beg pardon sir, 1 really
thought this was The celebrated Pelisse
Office 4
a Good Joke. - F fashion, owned by Mr..
Gibbons. wen the race on Saturday, over
Blue Dick, owned by Col. johnson. OF
course Mr.. @. poekeled The "tin." - Some
time after as Col johnson stood talking il,
a crowd, he felt hand inirudinr itself
Into bis pocket. Laying hold Of itirmly
be cast his eyes over his shoulder ID HE
face Of its owner, and drily remarked
Lyon are mistaken sir: Mr.. Gibbons
took the Pursesa-[ Paila. Spt. Times.
The following recipe i frOm an English pa
iper
| Picked EGcs.-An industrious far.
mers wife. residing at Shipton, near An.
dover among variety Of other pickles,
puts UP picked eggs. The process is, 70
boil six or seven dozen ill they become
hard. She then di7ests them OF The shall.
and puts them into large jars. pouring up-
on them scalding vinegar, seasoned viii,
ginger garlic. whole pepper and ailspice.
This pickle Isl an admirable aid 10 cold
meat, and ii in the wintermonihs regard
ed'as q perfect farm house luxury.
re have already.remafked, gratefully.
we hope, upon the weather we have expe.
rienced- especially al ihe close Or ihe
past week. HEAVEN sends a positive
blessing to snortsls ia such DAYS. simnlg
to hre--to walk abroad and realise 81,
o"n existence, has been luxury of en-
joymen.-ie those in health. And hoo
macy Ieverfsh brows have been cooled By |
the balmy. wind-how many lact .lust,e /
eyes nave frightened 1P 10 look through |
'ps Fnazy almosphere-4how many laDguid
pulses have qnTckened under The iufluenee /
Of The yelled sun Providence must sure.
" giUs these days 10 The weak, and feeble
and1sIck, to make them well. and make
them thankful too. There comes upop
me glad EARTH the breath Of Heaven so
mlidly that even the fowers Of Spring
seem almost inclined 70 wake up from
ineir winter 'lnmber; and the very Light
itself falls upon oil around so snhdued
and 20 gently that every thing is stepped
IN " qualities. Nature is quiet, and