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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
mcmMOND MAnKErs. Janaay 2l

TOBACCO-ls at Ia stand still.
FLDUE-lshc.d NJ GOO in store.
WiiEAT-Remsins o. i,i5 90 10.
CORN-Binos from IS TO COO.
OATS-Aro worth from s. n 50.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
FEMALE SEMINARY,

M prcsCnt Session of THE school ON d, ,
''" I go u'ry. an' vu ciu-r un irr i5th In -
W r''.' 'U'ta nave occurred o.. Teacher Nt. u.ry ,
10y n every respect qu'uri 90 AXE cIar-, ,f a :,
Nv .' 70 l'' 't1urhns Wi o. rcu.ttilr n tbr,,rL
lc ta!Nr ''''n u we'll
'' mNs.ch department ia in charge of Miss Ito,hc,
~ ''NF' p" t teacher, flr suh-ctihers have ti,,
'' ~ '''' u'n " in"--iuc. iurin. several So.
.r,' , '''- per success % impar'iuc tp-truct,.n
i 80 ''' -' "a vacancies. when br cd l, car.
4, I,r.e.."" AdircsH ilss-or,' rott me-, ChS-,S,.
D, y Si,, !, Is HIHLAE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

BIZ, on woau f,rrso Whist he he'd to saw until the
passage. lie thergi0Se moved an Rdjo5rnmsnt
which was earned.
Aud the Senate adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
II. =. wAsIIINCTON,
ATrORNEY AT LAW.

Richmond, Va.
UTsl.o practice u mo Superior and Inferior Courts
HErEHENCEs-I : = Lona,, wiloughby Naqion.
~ HcgVe filtluar Tea W " Macon E.q, Horry
Va, ''' '"' '''''' ' "''' /, '' y @w d
NtRGtNtA.-At Court NJ Appeals. hold at Tho CAPITOL
100 tho CIV ~ Richmond "Wednesday. Inn 'ffi.
t4i2 Francis en- nn and utrra spps. rg,in9t Ve.b q,
Murray tni Aiffcd Murray and Iauics Murray children
of Reuheu murray anI Ca'iarinc hs Nifr ard heirs ~
~" later. John lnrkrr ffd Alice his wife. isto sFce
nm dpprni from fr sfprrnouuesdtV ne f1fs Sunsfigr
C,nrf7 fChaucsrv hef IN Wnehelfer amt M NJ, Ctcuf
Superior C9urf ~ Ffcfffet CouHfy
peiufr thiF cause not being returned crcrr on fe
apreIcCs John iuctou and Alice bis wife, auI Thpmss
tinu Dr., and Appearing tu fc aHirfnu 81 tho Court
's ,i-v not iulati,aufs ~ nds Commonwealth on
me- motion ri tlc appellants Nv their counsel n order.
Ardnrri ~ ravo ~ hosrlnr Of hc whole matter In he
DEGREES afnrrrt contained on ift1f froy OF i. order
be- i'uhwr uscucl Zoo a'mc newspaper rrintri In tho
City Of Redmond mil continued for two months eucccg
.F'y an1 ih an.Nct c'y icfoni bc postcda tho front
ia 25--vov :. ALLEN. e.. g.
NOTICE
a ~ rorfonHt1 whom John MrCoHuu deed. was In
1crhcr !, ibc Firm-r iioc a W,8ebe,c, o g n, 'IS s
orr no (5h Instant n oror fhif tr same may De- closed
j. lr CHARLES q. wEi-iGER. Adm'r
JON 4. SMITH & AsAD -. UICKINsON.
ATToRNIEE At LAW.
HAVING ora'eitrrn .ciges foseh~r in The practice
ni thelr profession, win continue ~ rtont al t'o
'1iff ri Iunrn1urr Charlotte Fnnro Edward aud Not
kii,s.s- uuVa. 4vrru. Luneoburr e. u.
Al. DirRiN@oN' Prince EiNard q. ~.
az mo Enquirer VIII rlssse copy WV
DAVBSPOWT q ALLEN,
Aucuoneors md Commission Merchants,
attend m sales ~ a of Pfopouy and mako
iVauro consignment De- 3lahf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
lie, the country eacosc.

Let the country eacosc.
we "ke issue, too. % the Di.,rlbaiion Act
Whilst the Loeoi would expend $50 900 in the al.
en'S'on OF Abstrae,inns and have already wasted
s1ouO, from which no conceivable good can result.
'ney would deprive the Sats OF $50 900 wear.
which Is justly her due-ani which will contribute
to the eoOnp'e'ion Of her important improvements.
and educate her oh ldren, dimnish taxation 20 a
mere "he' Wodesire no better issue than this.
ana VIC rejoice m the lAtuty OF Loeor,ci,m. which
'n'ua'' upon uS. The L'nd money belongs tn
the S'ates-'he Federal Treasury has no right to a
cent ONT VIII tho people "C Virsini, refuse To
receive tina, which is their own -ani which in =,
many ways they can appropriate tn useful purpo-
se'-'n Difference to tho s,nscless SLAM of dem,
sosoes. or tho ridiculous abstraction, of nautical
sSy'ser"rer'' rh'rs the question: We are r,e
pared TO meet II either now hereafter. in the I,
gslaurc or before tho people, We cour, ,b. i,.,,..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

RlCu SATiN AND Silk sCARFs Jp.,
- l,c 'Vcd prt frlr Wrymuufh. apirnfd freott,ferf
.,ti 80 w ~ Fih H'atin. tcnlcuteu viii rra
t og, 'A''Nin'tM STARR a cos
Opposite Exchange Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

TUE euDsrrihrf Will se on Turaday. tho pa ~ F.brns
- nrft "r f'" pfru.es ~ public rn tY The ip
~ hd i'f The tract ~ land wncc rc1i'es contain
~ 'H acres "n fr'uf which Willie acrufnmptafins.-
H tract % liant is well improved with cltnmnii,us
Di''hHF H'Ys- mi ouf hoHss dudfs rrrv rnurensuf
..t' f' "pryfast@H1' 10 lu. e'hsr Tor L1trger or
D''fDr ndFis1ira i an sTcsisHf n'rhb3rh8sd A M
Same time. ho vt e about i6 yalIiic -,,r. ,',,,,
iN'n s"r' very valuable Carpenter and iouae Srrv,nf
''I a. tfr rarely offered fur sale &c. will alto soil hs
fn.S OF CT lc sheep nui Hog Al tho pror.ri, m r
'ld "n rfeif, NE terms ut be- made known on ne ,
NJ 90 o. SHOULD mo- d1Y app .nfsi r rany tho s,i, ~ i
made go tho Dr. f.If day ancr
,.,,, WILLIAM 4 THENT.
1870, f,N %iN SHnt l'-It Iu&f-cw1t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

- correspondent, inquiries whether the election
oil member of the Legislature To Judseshp, ,incs
not vaea'e his seat in the Legislature. We believe
there Is no Law on the sutirc,-oltho' such seems
10 oe the obvious spirit Of the Constitution, which
neuea,es total separation between The L.c-isla
tive end Judicial Departments. Possibly the I...is-
azure has heretofore omitted to make any provision
On suhjcci-underi the supposi,ion. that nc NAV.
VINO was ht TO he Judge. would 10 so wontins in
sense Of deecrey end prcpricty as TO retain his
seat IN the Legislature, after being elected 20 tho
beneh -Somewha, on tie prircpe OF the an.iert
LhN-siver, who provided no penalty for a child
N''ng his niher, On the ground, that such a crime
vas 50 monsi-ou' anj unnatural, it could never DC
committed A case ha, uow occurred. tsbo,r;r,
.N''''Y ITS possi''ty) Legislative action may lie
ueened proper - prevent its repetition in f,,urr.
We suggest The matter TO the orgsn of the "G,nii,.
men 'hi-S"-n tie oN7 citation, Tint hc will either
and IN framing sach Law, or render j, unnecessary
oy inducing the Individual who has committed the
'hp'opF'e'y to dosis; from re.severing in it.. We
mink u probable that one hereafter will follow
Hn'h nm example, cui the ace he'd as well be saved
The stigma, which such law upon the statute book
would imply.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
.Neusik Sena,eriai D,,.rie,

Gen. Woodhou-e declines reelection. .yvo
observe IN the Norfolk papers tia, Gen. C,ump Of
Nansemcnd, formerly, and Tor many yenss. a dis,i,-
suished member Of the House of Delegates from
Su'rv' is nominated Cor the Office. GEN Crump is
sterling Wing and sterling man, AMI We should
hail with delight his return t. tho councils Of the
State.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

{ W"NLh-'a man" % years. tswuy complex Inu "a lu 9
zee N.i. ieU ny Farm on 'tuT1'y lat. 29I ini he
N''N, ~ nY 'i' rn'crs chop ur come 2y.ar. and
h' ih hi'sVr HrGlan'arcr 20 ts CIV and in tie Tow
81 reksburr Ipurchascd Charles oi Nr WIN iT,la.
attempt fu 20. '' may
wilsiv' trn i'frs flr Charlcf, and f harb.urcl
give " f'r the conviction NJ .hc III ua-f 10 a sf.v a.
a. Goo nr.f9 'ni s1l.ii ~hi.epefrru
I--Il 4 III .l--m A GInnIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

School FInd L"cry ~ Y elias oil r., 10 ir,,y,, d.,
u' Guy o Providence, San .9-DruWiur received Tr.a.
nW LtrnnG 'uutfH- sttUu, i1uu GlUu f,uI 4pli
3hN, Epi 23 ~ e. ION 80 Of lg i1 of a., t-a =, ~
cic. whole uckrfs only $40 ~
&c. ~ faras hnf PACKAGES all fhc above truly no
piAt lVicrr1 ol WHICH james Piaiou Z a., are Mana.
gcfs' may Al any time be found a. the above onicc.
Orr from ~ the Eiun will receive the g. mo
cont denunl nnd prompt attention u pcrsons auprca.
ton wfIe made. WV ~
IL ,HNch casiefi IN on cascF on presentation tho
a'u'c ounce. CHARLIE RAttEN
Nc n MauaIrTn Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

Some conversation Was about to ensae; but
ing,
The House Odiourosd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

a ~ persons 10 whom John MrrnIum. decd was in
n ic1toi viii please prracuf trr cluns fo rc ruu
grrhrr, ~ Tho F1rnrrF ioo iu Manchester on M In
fore no (1h nsan l order fhi r ear may bc closed
If - u CHARLES q. WEi~tGER. Adu'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

No. we endcavorns 10 dad out the cause ct The
icfcEusrv in tire receipt OF the whiE In Brunswick and
othcr counties down South-~hh view o. removing t.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
IOO.ODO- 10000

q rorge'pwo LOTTERY. Cltsrg.
% ~ ~ y r. o. ~ - 80 GI ] q,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

JATEs PHALEN - co., Managers.
RIcuIoHD. Va
UNDER TIE EXCUANt;E HOTEL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

bfawitg of Tho PoEomotc Il var Iotf.rv ,t,.e
ID y ]. Il 30 b % ID AZ. =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
JOHN 4. SMITH A~AD. DICKINSON.

Aucuonoors and tommssi1n Merchants,
Attend N sscs u go ieac,pns u Properly, and mako
ivancea consignment ia 2l-6f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25
ccoLrs SUBMARINE. BATTlERY.

-
Tbs National Inte lligsneer gives an account
Oh tbe complete success Of Mr.sColt's expert
ment On Saturday last. of blowing up a vessel,
i've miles distant, with biz Submarine Battery.
The sceountsays -
The Presidentwss saluted By the Ma
IrInes al the Arsenal soon after which, the
signal gym being fred. the vessel doomed
lib destruction blew.up. The explosion
vas grand beyond description. An i'm
penss body Of aief, with bricks and
fragments Of the vessel, rose psrpendieu-
larly 10 great height, and then descend.
ed intosths water at short distance from
where the vessel was stationed, but tbs
vessel had suddenly disappeared amidst
9the wreck Of matter" leaving no trace
behind The scene was indeed d grand
and imposing one: The trial appeared 10
d 10 Be completely successful. Ia about
twenty seconds after The signal gun was
fred, Mr.. CoLT applied bis powerful APP
paratui. placed i've miles distant near
Alexandra. and. ID the twinkling Of %
sye, the vessel entirely disappeared
i y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25

ne T,satiss-The Nav York American, In
| reference 70 The Treaty despatched 81 II. Grssf
western, says
There are, We suEmise. two treaties,
one relating exclusiveiy TO boundaries;
The other adjusting o:her pointsin discus
stop, including, certainly, the case Of the
Caroline, .in which apology il made By
Great Britain.,S the case OF the Creola, in
which no money il paid, butsome stipIla-
tons, as IL believed, for The future; tho
suppression Of tie slaue trade on the coast
III aJfiea. and the. renuneiatien By Great
Britain OF the practice Of inPressmens on
3hoard American ships.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25

1 n t 4
The Lewisburg Convention in IFS reppr. (ex-
cluded this week for want OF room) recommends
the immediate call Of a State Convention Ato
amendFthe Constitution and Ibis call is urged
on The ground That they have no hope Of any mod,
6cation of ths basis Of representation By The Ii
gislaiuFes favorable to Western rights! AID
they desire that The taking or the vote on The
question ps calling this Convention shall Be on
t tie ,ehiis bssis principle. /#EGi
Wedd not believe there j. The least ptpbabili.
~ Of lhs cal. or Convention for .eh years 10
come, The people of Virginia arc naturally
averse % sgitsdon, and The eondi.iSn Of our a
Eanees il not such - to justify any new expen.
fdhurs. Our Western brethren edn obtain 4 re-
apportonmsni Of representations the Legisla-
lure, ifthey will take a little trouble, and adop,
the policy ofeleciing their abDes and most inn ID
entail men to The State conpcils. Hitherto they
Ehsxe been rather remiss N this respect They
ave permitted national politics 10 operate in
all ihsir elections, and have generally selected
agents more for their Availability Than their ca
paeity. Let 5lhem reform This, and good results
must follow. u,
| we haven doub, the Valley delegation will
readily sustain their Western brethren in all
proper efforts for re-appottionmens. bul they
will hot 60 for Convection until all other means
\ OF redress shall have been exhausted. ".
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25
From 81 Ssao4at lf,stliesnssr n Tuesday.
BlIiIF4T AEIFE ntFEhflON

ETiE I AkiFk QUESTION. .
The event h4I Rfnved that We were
Hrishtz IL The BELIEF, expressed by us Oh
HSsiutdsy isss, inthe parssibiRtyJof The pas
sage by Congress ofea Tariff Bill Of 'soms
sort i, the present session of Congress-
A bill actually passed tbs House Of Rep
Iresentssiyes yesterday on the plan pro.
posed BY Mr.. McKRNNAN; being the
same bjll. with the exception Of the sec
lion coneerpiug The land fund, and the
duties ppon the ARTICLES Of tea and coffee,
which arv omitted from it. thai was lats-
Ely passed BY Congress and vetoed BY The
Presid ent
The vote vas exceedingly close on all
THE questions taken. tho FINAL vote being,
yeas los, Nays 1913.
We do.nei remember ever ie have Wit
messed during thirty, five years. attend.
ance cd the House Of Representatives., q
more exciting scene, asevs1et contest, a
gre feafnesineks and self devotion, than
characisrzed tha4 proceedings snd votes
81 yesterday, .s. HI.
About -four. fiflhs Of The voles in favor
VI IHo PtSTli Will W b0Gui un - t1f . -
tothe yeas anG Maya wefs given BY. the
Wings ,StEe residue Of The gentlemen Of
that pafiy not having, been able to bring
themselves 10 yote FOR the bill. souae Of
them voting ssainst itson the gensTsl
groundIo f objection to the duties imposed
Iby it. others under an idea that 70 pass
f,he bill#would be asubnission 81 the Co.
gislative authority ID the Executive pow;
sr. TIE sstuPlef Of gentlemen on either
groundSRS know how tosrespect. Resist
anre io8usufped or abused powers etPe-
cislly, Win always Command our sdFrIra.
ton. But what VIZ yet moro admife. #
possibie, III The sslf devotion exhibited
Yesterday liz SONS individual nenbsrs.
! fwhomis would b invidious 70 name.
who, with full knowledge Of the avsrs
sion Of Their conssithsnts 10 theipasssge Of
! Tariff bill Without ths land CLAUSE fell
II ID befthsSr auiy. - Responsibilities Of
tie tshogs Union, 10 vote fDf i bill3ihs pas
sage Of which lbelintsfests of thTss- Ionrths
Of ths People II lbs Union, tha suffetings
Of distressed People. and The necessities
OF The Government, inperiously required.
Nordoi the gentlemen who thha voted 81.
Icri6ce, 10 or oPinien, any Principle
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25
Request Tor Literary and Religious Pur-

The will Of the late Benjamin Melvin, Of. this
County, provides that bis Executor. Joseph
McNurran. Esq shall place one thousand dol
lars alintefest, The said inieres, 10 Be paid BY
him il'o the hands pf the Treasurer Of he
School Commissioners or jefferson 1Codnry, 10
BE- appropriated by thsm in schooling ihe rpor
children or ihe County; sGd IT, after IRE pay-
ment 81 eersain iegadiesto relatives ane others,
there sbfuld BE- surplus, the amount i 10 DO
added Ietthe thousand dollars and applied 10 The
same way.
AndIit is funhet directed BY the tes:attr. that
bis Executor shall sell An bis Real Property, and
pay ths proceeds into HE hands o. the Treasurer
Of the Constitutional Or New School Prsshyiery
Of winchester, "to be applied BY said Presbyery
for lhs maintenance Of the, cause Of the Lord De-
sus Christ inetheir bounds, Or any where else
that they NAV think bestn Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25

They yield nothing solhs President. whose
will. hntfer the constitutional provision
which confers On him tho Veto power,
moald stand for nothing 10 the question.
They yield only 10 lie constitution ii pro.
yjsipn, which is - odious 10 Us as il can
BE TO them. but which nsither.
IoAr opinion nor theirs can change. The
requirements Of she Constitution, which
VIE cannot change. nor vet successfully
rssis. By Ghy votes Or actions Of ours, IL
becomes Apolisical necessity 10 yield 10,
I'D aEy eas6 whore useful action cannot he
effected without such concession. With
Igfett dafeyence. therefore. for the opin-
iqns Of those Of our friends who think
differently, the cass had, Id our Judgment,
afisen when il became perfectly consist
ent with the most ardent patriotism 10
lylsld. 10 great exissncy, the pride sf
loPinIon 70 the demands OF an imperious
lppblia necessity.
| II Ofthe party in.the House ia opposition
IN tsre Wings, 4 Few only we're found viii
| Ting . contribute 10 The relisf Of the starry
10 all branches Of industry.
lta The paralyted enterprise and energies
| ot the countty, and The absolute neces-:
sites ct the Government. To those few
| ISL ths credit be given 10 which. BY this
caaduct on their part. they have well en-
utled themselves.
The fate Of the bill is now inl the hands.
Eof the Senate, whhseIdecisionA Upon il will,
We suppose. soon be known. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25

Oh amusing to hsar the rejoicing ofthe
Eocos ~ ths sueeesA Of their party ii Alabama,
Missouri.and .IliipoIs-ihreo of The seven States
that voted for Mr., Van Buren, ID Is4o. A
Careless reader might suppose, from The noise
made OBJ the subject, that there had bee h tie
mendoqs reaction sgainst the wings il those
bepisSted rayions..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25

{
10 Since the above vas written, We have
news efthe passage By The House or Repressu- n
tatfyes, Of the bill Of Mr.. McKennan (the w
tfsd Bill Nth fhs exception Of the Laad elauss,)
by a small majcrty.~. Our private adviess refer
~ The fsetthat all ihes Pennsylvania members
voted for it, Of tho New York Locos. end
Messrs- Powell, TaliafdrrO, and Barton, Of ,shs
Virginia wings. Mr.. Stuart was ahsent fFdra
iadisPositon, but 10 apote states it, present Ao
would have voted against the bill. Our own !
feelings and judgment were decidedly lainst
giving UP The Land Fund, prefsrfipg . 90 per
| cent Tariff for the present; but We have 10
| ides that our worthy representative (kdr Bar.
ltpnA will b blamed by his constituents fer
yielding hisoun conyieiions 10 the AZ varentsx
tgences Of the country. with : government
Ibabhrup. and under protest for two and half
millions cf dollars and diseredit and disgrace
staFspg Us in the facial occasionsd BY The OBJ
lsiinacy Of an accidental Presidsnt-what could
I'VE donei II is thought the bill ill~pas. sthe
ssnats, By the aid Of Benton, Buchanan and
Sturgeon, whilst some wings viii change posi-
ton -andthat tho Presidents will approve. wa
should concur 10 the latter opinion, but for the
fact-that Wise and GiIneF (the Prsside ais een.
science, ksepers,) voted against the bill. The
other nsmbsrs Of the"Guard, ? Msssrs. CASH
lids. Pfofht and irwin, were in the snirmatiy.
I'VE think j probable an adjouramsnt will
'afe place IN the course Of = wesk, whether
Ills bill. pass or not.
| The Baltimore American, in whose good iade.
usns we have grea! confidence, says;-
]" Let the wings waive Distribution for H.
present Srdsr pro'ts. aDd appeal to the people
II VIII suffer nothing By being made an open
Question asan. BY 20 doing, and adopting =
iaiIn shey VII also acd one more proof 10 the
many already given Of their sincere and an1ious
dfsife to minister 10 The public veal-'hough
lAwarsed a. hey hays been Al alnostsvery step
EbS Tie perverss and sspsslsss sonduo. of The
/ President rl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25

Among The bteve.s lately conferred BY me
President and Senate, we Notice the following
First lieutenant WIILlAna A BuRTIs, Of the Sc
ecnd regiment Of Infantry, 10 be captain bybre-
Vet, for gallantry and good eonductin fhe var
asainstihe Florida Indians, 10 date from March
"a lR4l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25
LAsr BAII son TILE sEasoK.

The dapcing parties At shannondaIe have
been very well attended during portion Of The
season. snd Hisiiers fond Of ihatexhileraling Ind
healthy amusement have epjoyed themselves
much The last Bali ffths season WILDE held
on "wednesday evening the 3lst, on which ocSa-
sioRa host 81 gaysand .lighi-heafted youths and
maidels will doubtless be in aitendance!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25

We wers somewhat amused d a remark
Of friend Z few days since. 10 regard 10
John Tyler Spesking Of his opposition
10 The measures Of the Wing party. he
said 81 heard him, 10 1910, speak 10
the City Hall, and when he declared there
was but one loco loco in bis native town,
Williamsburg. | shouted and applauded
like sill wrath bu, If bad known he was
that Loco.foeo would have been tempted
10 pitch The old hypocrite oul Of The win /.
dow" Soh iswlth the whole whig par
ty-ihey believed him what be profsssed
10 be, but now End 10 their SORROW that
the hons skin covered the jaokass.
HhsEiing Ga-ttis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25
From. he .Iniiassvilss Gpseiis. August Is.

i n - 4
1t is our uopleasaut duty 10 record a
second severe loss which our town :hss
sustained lie present season, i'd deslrle,
iionr hy FIRE, Of the Globe tavern. Ca
Tuesday morning last, about half pastll
o'clock. our citizens were awakened BY
he CRY Of ires which was Ifoundsto pro-
coed nom thereof Of Mr.. Kroesen' hotel.
Almost Immediately after the fire was
discovered. The greater part Of The roof
was wrapped ID flames, whichspre adftery
rapidly, okipgHto the combnstible nature
Of the building. fortunately the night
was clear andscalm. for had wind been
prevailing in any direction a NUMBER Of
the finest dwellings in. town mus, have
been destroyed. BY great exertions Of
our citizens and fremen. two contiguous
buildings, the Drug store Of Mt. Dorsey
and the dwelling Of MrsDoll, were saved !,
though both were id imminena danger for
long trmei and At. Dolls considerably
injured. We are GLAD 10 state lhat,a great
partof Mr., kroeseais furniture was saved.
He was insured for $1,000, which will
60 far towards repairing bis loss. How
the fire originatedlis not known. The
place 10 whichthe FIRE undoubtedly COM
menced, in The garrei, inducedshe snppo-
siiirn that ikwas the work Of alb incentis-
~, though Twas probably an accident.
The Globe was one OF the oldest hotels
lin town, End oneNof the best kept estab-
Iishments III The Union. When We saw
fhe fine large building which stood there
the day before. . heaPAof smouldeFing ru-'
ms, and the sign lett 1pseathed by the
flames, standing solitary and alone. we
could not help expressing Me hope that
theAi would no. be far distant when
the Globe would rise from its ashes, and
again grace the publicsquare Of our town,
a. il has heretofore done, both a. hand
some building and fine hotel. The live
lisss lympathies Of our citizens are excl
ted ID behalf Of Mr.. Kroesen, as this 10
The second heavy loss he has sustained,
be having suffered similar misfortune,
some years since, 10 the destruction by
Ere Of a-stable and some valpabls horses.
The most indefaigable exertions were
made by the Gre company and citizens
generally. the ladies particularly. for the
preservation Of all property that was ex-
pssed 10 danger. III
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