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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

The Baitimbte America1 says With regard
% Vie psesenlTaTia, We repeat again, iha.Iit,
praetiral operation must be waited Tor before I,
can be accurately kapvp what amour, Ct reve.
rps il viii yield. The ety of .r,plal is aliege-
slsr premature: +
The ptslsxt Of 100 little Ferenue against the
existing Law, therefore, viii not DO. The real
] ground 81 oPfositioa i hostility 70 The prs,sriv.
principle vie have evidence Of his in The lam
gaage Of The aali-larif jqafnals, and in The sI-
pieil declarations cf leading politicians. The
MsfniAg Post he organ Of Mr.. cAlaeus in y.
York, says:--'
I'VE have Arrived al apether era Of liberty,
and The hattia of ,polhical epi0icn in America,
now trasing ~, IS for rRKE TRIDs AoAISsr .
PROTECTIVE TkglFRs This Issue sbSoTbs all the
champions themselves
Again, the same Journal declares that
an The Presidential contest which Is approach:
iag< pafues will divide en one great question: =
sOshef questions will &c involved in the dispute,
but the main struggle will be as 70 he question.
That question viii bes if We can rightly inter.
ptes the sign ct the iines, raorEeTion AND ANTI
RAcTEcriuE.n
Air. EAsTst1N. Of New Hampshire, Who is
regarded. VIC believe. as 40 orlhvdox expoander
lof lhs new principles or ''democTaey.n spoke
thus IN cesgfess
"opposiIiohto ths Protective Policy issleatly
aud naequisucaiy Demoerafie docltins. !, IS
one Of the lsadmsrks Of The Drmoerafie Parry -
60 where yon vill. sir. North, South, Ear or
West, and he pfmesraiie Party will ieit you that
ihey arr oppasedso he Pruleefive Sqaem. Bu.
while YOU viii Ind upon this side almost The en-
cure body " he Dsmsehafie Parry. yea witI end
upon The other the great mass Of The Wing parry.
STA lei me repeat i..sthe Psoisefips SyslsR & 81
stniSsiig gAs HAig Sssism-"
We might elSs olher qaotations--but these
will 90 fer The present. The real ground. Then,
.fopposisioD so,she TstiF Law is 90, on the score
cs al unprecedented santof rsrenus. bn, i. arises
ffoas 6x.i Aosuliiy 10 The protective pole, Of
The law.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

AMERICAN LABOR. THE TARIFF -Ths
Richmond Compiler Of Friday morning says.
The new Tarilr has given d decided
spur TO our manufacturing operations.
The Tredegaf works. which wefe almost
idle bsforei,s passage. are now ia brisk
operation. tnrnine out vast quantity OF
excellent rolled iron. The Foundry
connected wilh 5he establishment. IS
prepsting for the heavy work Of casting
Cannon. and we predict that some Of the
finest OF guns will be cast by IT, Models
are made for some Of immense size, A
small moun'siH Of cannon balls and hollow
shot has sifesdy been cast. 5i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

Is brother EaI,oF gives The following adj
vice, ~hichit iollo&ed. we think. would
Do much 10 restore prosperous times -
hn'll-,ry itf-sSiop drinking liqoor--s
smoking sefars-standing on the cqrneIs
Of he streets, and loafng about lown--gos
10 hard work. practice the most rigid econ-f
my iu all things. be honest ADD honorable
in All things with all q en-. and 1.-THE times
do mot get easier ins less than twelve
mopths, then We are.neiiher finaucier nor
phaosopher."-t Missouri poper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

WiIp CHeRRv LEAvks.-A eorrespon-
deal 81 ,ha- Hartford couraui states ,hat.:
tsso COWS died recently 10 Kensing,on.
Connecticut in consequence Of eating
Wild cherry leaves ia wiiied sale. The
bstsh had been cut about Two hours. and
ole 81 The cows died 10 sbou, forty min
asas after ealing. and .he other ID iiils
ovsr an honr. The wriler-says That ths
leaves 10 villed state are mos. deadly
pniscn and cattle cal them with avidisy.
bsing of a swee.ish taste.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

M Cqitoap's Opinions Of fie Locos =
John c. Calhosn oAce said -asTH Ely The
Locafoco.) ARE HELD TOGETHER
ONLY BY TIE COHESIVE POWER
OF PUBLIC PLUMBER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06
Notice o.

TEMPER ANcE "A meeting Of tho
Cha,lestgrn Toal .f5sfinenee Seciefy VIII eheid
in the Methodist Church, on SATuRpAY EvKEfNo
next. at early candle light
Gg-The public are particularly invited 10 at
tend n s WHITE, Stc'y.
Oct 6, 1912. |.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

I sfhr papers Of she interior Of Louisiana
sneak 10 very desponding terms OF The
prospect Of the cotton crop. The inces-
sant rains have caused Immense loss q
the planters The picking having been ar
rested and the cotton on the plant. Of
course, entirely destroy ed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

Ills conpaied ~ DR.. Casper Thai there
are 90 Ilbe earth g6lD 900 900 human be-
ibgs, and thai(.be average deaths are 20 .
600 600 snpusliy s0OO0 daily. neatly
3. 100 hobIlI. and % every minute.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

The Hon. Richard R,ker. late add for
many years Recorder OF the city Of New
Ynrk, died a. his residence in that city
on the 26h oil. With some few years
OF in,efmission. be had filed the office of
City Recorder for more than thirty years.
during which time il is supposed that be
tried more criminals than any other ma
gisirate in this county. On learning b
his decease, the Courls!n session j. New
York Immediately adjourned in respect 4
bis memory.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

Rail RcaH Sfocks There has seen NJ
advance plg beiweensfive AID six dollais
per shsraoh Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
stock, Iwissin ! fsw days pas. Il nov
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06
SENTENCE OF Joak c. coLr. Fok
MURDER.

- e
we learn from The Kes York CONNER
eisl 81 lass evening naltbe convict, John
G. Colt. Fss ssn,snefd By Jndge kfnt.
81 the Court Or Oyes and TermlneF, Tor
The murder OF Samqsl Adams, yesterday
mdtning. The Judge sentenced him g
be hangtd on he }lSlh November next.
Previous loireceising his sentence Colt
read paper. The substance Of which vas
thar be Wished ht. case nigh, Be csttled
70 The Court lor The Correction OF Errors.
ard application was made 10 thai edsci By
bis counsel.
Colt requested the Cont. II senisnce
were passed. 70 omit the usual femfrSs
made under eireomslaDees, a. unAecsssa-
lodge Kent having made an allusi1n 10
the jury men Hho heard the testimony and
returned the verdict Colt rose, a. armand
self possessed. as ever man showed him
self IN such kii1a,icn, aud said thar be
did no, ihleni 10 cas-. The slightest reHecj
ton % The Jury. He doubted not they
had acted coascisn,lously. Blu, he fald,
public opiaion had changed, and be be.
lIsveG Eine,ienlhs ofthe community were
convinced that be bad not committed a
wilfui murder.
II haya never committed an action in
my life. n said he. ''which. underline same
circumstances. wnala no, do again i
was insulied 10 my office. and resented 4
then a. would do noW, which led ID This
results 4
Thekmsnner and matter Of this 1prseh
was strikingly Characteristic Of the whole
character and life oil this yntofiunate
man. 4
Colt exhibited his usuM hrmness oil
character. and during The delivery Of The
sentence did not seem 70 betrsy The slight
est emotion.-l PhiLs/ Chronicle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06
sGhe Synoa ofvi1kinla xill meet Il Lex.
is5son. ID "Wednesday, October fath.

a. Cllp,o7I Mississippi. Mrs. Ksarney.
sAady q hjsh starting. and formerly The
ssie % pdge Cald ~ell. who fsil 10 ) duel
Is 1885 pu. out her brains with apisioI.
Neo cause assigned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06


We thIaL l8ins o. or zyhis brsshren chine in
~i:A, and .seoss. rather ihouFhslsssly. tie Loco
POGO eiunor fsT Mr.. Wehsler's resignation We
vrss ol ihcse sho,cosdemnsd Mr. W. fos r.
sasiniag 10 TyleF's cabinet, especially FOR tis
Rrssbiious eens9re ofhis colleagues on lheIr le-
,iFsmssIi but We have since becorae satisfied
that lie retained bis Place upon sound Whigae-
vice. and Juiih 4 view 10 tke compensation Of .
gFeafsotjeei 10 eur fofeisnEfelalis1s.
Thai officer being accomplished, 81 mar Be
figh, and proper tof AR W.. 10 retire boi tbeie
j, prepnesy 10 ). observed ia al things. The
zusaiJ has not yel been rasihsd b. Grest Britain
--aaa, besides, he Locos and Tyletftes have
saaRn Al indecent snxiely to get lid sfl Sc
esefsrr, which ought mol 10 BE- ceuntenanced BY
tIie Wigs Give him Tine 10 gather up his
roses wild dignity and let The cOpniry DO him
common Iastics IA i'm pofiaat service has been
rendered. Cor which We. al less,zfeel some De.
gree Of gfsiiieds Mr.. Webster rsays permit the
feelings Of rivalry and jealousy common 10 hui
~anaa nGHfe. ts Fei The better ofhls 10 Fs1efsrce
20 Nj. Clay bull We wiz mol condemns him in
advance ~ Ihai point. lie has iasaciiy enough.
10 kaoe, lhas aeiiher bis opposition. NOR thar ef
any olheT man, caa aow Iura Ihe current Of
whig>ssalineHt !, L. 81 clay, AMI FOR 20
olteEmsn
P.s.1-sihee lhs above vas Pill n type. We
hsvs feesised Nj. weesiers speech Al Faneuil
Hal'. in. which be gives hisTessOas for remain
isgsia ihs cabnel. and expresses The dpinion
tha, ~ thoptl 6e lef. 70 lake Gaze o. hi. own
lsoaofsId rcpsiaton.. Exactly 80; and Il was
fyf tbs precise reasesslhe greater portion Of The
Wing party condemned his graluiieus rebuke II
his retiring colleagues. Mr. w, makes some
rel-csieas upon he Address Of The Massachu-.
sets ,sthig Canytalioh, and seems 70 intimate
ina, because Mr Tyler Sas been read ou, 81 she
Wing party. ~ also is 10 Be- put cut Just al
he Pleasss, we psssume. III be prefers fralsrni-
y wiih III. Tfef and The Locos, leIhim indulge
Ills las,e. The Wigs 60 fler principle; uen or
cay virtue nRy 70 fotsihat lhey IKE hettrr.--
All~we have ID say AZ present is. that ths oppo-
sition VIII be raySs gfieved q, Nj. Websier's
sticking 10 poser than the Wings can POSSIBLY
be.
The comments Of the Wing press upon Mr..
Websler's speech are facy and ~ no means
eounpIirenlary,-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

a CoPPER MINE "A very extensive
ce pper mine has been discovered in The
westeEn part Of Dade county, Missouri.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

The Harrisburg ChFonicle tells good
story Of the Postmaster a Shippsnsburg.
Csmbefland county. Il seems that al.er
a month Of incessant labor be had succeed
ed in makingpne man conxsrt lo Tyler
ian. and Do sooner bad be accomplished
he end for which be bad tciledGso long.
than commission came on from WASH
ingion. superseding him. aud appointing
ale new convert u his ONCE. His own
faith 10 Tslerism was somewhat shaken
by this novel mode Of rewarding bis devo-
lion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

HEAflI OF NtwI ORLEAns.-.At New
Ollrans on ibes1Oih sud 2ls, ult.. twenty.
seven new cssss Of yellow fever were sd.
mitiedtolhe hospitals. On the 2Oth there
were only two dea'hs BY yeifow fever
and on HE 2isi seven deaths BY that dis.
ease, onEEihe 22d alI. there were fve.l
Oh The 23dr four. and 90 he 9Th nine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

4 Dssfruciics Fire III Charleston. S, OK
4 gre broke oli Oh Tie night Of the a5fR
inst in the valuable block Of stores on
the East BAY, in Charleston. known Is
Publican siRauge. which destroyed sever
ii Of them and much valuable property
Itlwas doubtless The work Of an iHcendia-
wv. as no 6te had been used forsome time
inihe store where The hle< first originated
The parties ste all insured TO certain
extent. ths block Of stores 10 the Charles
.ton lnsntance AMI Trust Company. for
$50 600 add Nests BuckmyerLsnpeap
and Jones,in The same office. for SO 900
each. Mr. Jones al additional $lO, 900 ID
iihe Augusta adj Banking Insurance
Company The loss Of property cannot
De less than SlOo 00Og
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

The Rev. A. Verren OF New York. who
has been on trial. charged with perjury,
has been acquitted!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

The estimated cos; 81 he new Trinity
ekatch. a. New York. i stated 10 be
$500 600. Ills 4 bulldog Of fine free
stone, brought from New Jersey.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

Wheat. The Alton {Elliaois) Telegraph
aslhe lTth oil. says. Wheat has declined
is.pfire. purchasers pay bu. from 81 10 IS
CHATS per bnshel. according 10 quality -
None bni the choice lots bring The latter
ipsfcs. The quantity coming 10 i not IL
IgFgesas usual. owinS We suppose, to de-
termination 90 the paFsof the farmers. not
ts sell Il less than 81 cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06
THE PEW RENTS

10 The Pfes5yletiao Church, were due ion the
Isl inst Pew holders ar respectfully requested
10 make payment TO THaMAs RurHERFoap.
Charestewn. OcIiI 1912
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

It's non nrkrrsisod skal o<uefaI SEER uili
not u 3 cAndi1ats fotyfse tflre of Fics prr4i.
teAi. This gallant and esfImable eilizAe~ wiil
esrrnr t1r WhiE e4ntsd4ic lof piesIdeni. 61t
-sti1s Is fn.s The Wbtes beinr uasnirnea.
ard artsspdsd j. her eheise ef ihsir candidate
ter Frsssksnf, II s<Gosfes ptepsE % istk arcshs
~ tsisft . shissrle Wig candidate for Virf
Rftssfhl. We ebsftrs es hase seen NJ hams
sAei plf<<ge ~ - tsneh - ihag Of JOHN =,
CLAYTpN ~ fT9etzun When ueed IL that
cnsneEisn, lioN usai5 <fske 70 hare sCtsg
ea4 Cia5isA fssz'--.airr c<+.lss
wsrzsAsssed. lomr iinss since. orr hearsy AZ
quissetace ia ihs nonsnalisn OF Af. Clayton -
wee Prssibesi. We hare Lesrd hi, genIieuasn
IL he Semitic. ird e hare Rad his speeches.
sad sar mEsd va long since sfprgbs 20 ihe con
closios, that - fsysfy iifie. II any. inferior
q DAnisl Webster IN poser ofressoning and he
genuine qualities whrh conssiguIe eIequence ~
III wsbsist, Nj. Clay, and other promineui Sc
majors. bad pss-oerepisd pablie siieniion before
~, clss4sa nsde bis appearances % the polite
al thes,ge, buL ID lhe absenes Or these The lar
,tr vopla have bsen siar Of the ErS masni-
i,ads We stgrsl thai be 5 not Bow in she Sc
nate The people fhpuId hare further o7por-
taAl'! Or esiiza;ing bis powerful abilities aad
rheayefias fidelity toshe ifae principles Of The
Constitution. Fer LSslis Delaware DO jasier 10
Eeseif and The ni,iool y again placing her as.
nngalskea soa ia4las Nssionsl cosncils.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

Most affecting Deafh-A young man
named Ohio w Rohrbsck. son Of Col.
Rohr6sck, ID the twenty third year Of bis
age, met with most archaeology death
on ihe 10th ult., at bis fathers farm, neat
Sharpshurg. Md 10 The following manner:
He was engagedio ihreshing bis falheRE
wheat with large portable machine
himself Standing on asplailorm 10 the cen
ire of The horse power. 10 drive tbe
horses. Abobi 8 clock. having finished
rick, the hoFses were stopped, and,
while The wheels were yei revolving. he
stepped on one ofthe arms with he inien.
'ion Of Swinging of, to prrpsre he next
Procefding, but. from some unkuo9 a
cause, bis foot slipped. and his leg, being
caught between thr arms of tie Two
wheels, swiftly revoIyinein opposite di
recliops, was Instantly shorn offbelow The
knee, and the thigh utterly torn and crush
ed 10 the hip. Noihtbg csuld be done 10
save hims He expired 10 shout -four bours
alter the accident.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

aj-The Fail 1,EkM .if lhe Circuf, SUPERIOR
'cou4i ~ Law and hqncery for Jefferson coun-
", will commence 90 Monday next.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

Thomas y. Gilner. Egg We regret
to learn. srom1he Charlottesville Jeferso+
man Of the 22d ult that Mr.. Gilmer has
been contoedto his house, in bed slnos,
constantly, since The adjoprnmentbf Cohi
gress. BY 4 painful fndisposilion. "He
has leIt hone (<ays that paper } to see (
relief II The Alum Springs The stale 81
hrs heal.h'has prevented his attending The
Courts which have occurred 10 The Dis.
trlct. As soon as he is able, he will avail
himself q every. opportunity. 10 meet bis
constituents"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

whose e,rsefis hi1inf1 Of gr.spink. heart
less ambision. md = <o,e tnima.ine ba.sle-
cry is '.ihs spo;ls q victory - AID there
i seoush ID The melsnchoiy history Of IT,
OCCASION Il iriamphs 10 roose every friend
81 lhe country into Live exeriion when
Seser and whsrets1 il nosemsnis are
seensS Thsrssore /, 4. that fun scope
should be given 10 be warm. vehement.
unsuborned teeIines OF The heart. When-
ever We spproSS b ihqse schemes ctprodi-
cate ambition which threaten the social
znd political Fder Of The nation. and
shich araken terror While they kindls
indigna'ion IN he mind 81 every Fraeeiing
nan in III .sfpnk Only .7dvytissr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

Sentence Of Ju,tice Raey.-The Court
yesterday also sentenced Justice wiley
convicted III receiving stolen none y,
knowing IT. have been s!olen-ip six
months Imprisonment in the debtors pri+
son. and TO pay fine Of S250.-tItd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

.assistant Bishop Of Massachusetts, =
The SPECIAL Convention OF tie Protestant
Episcopal Church. now in session a, Bos
ton, have unanimously by ballot. elected
The Rev. Man,on Esstbura. D. d. now
Rector ofslbe Church Of the Ascension
in the city o. New York. ID be the Assist
ant Bishop .of Massachusetts, during the
life Of their present Diocesan. the veptra.
Die BIsBoP GriswoId (uow IS yeats Of
age. and tosuccesd him al his diScehse.
Ths result, says the Boston, Mercantile
Journal must be peculiarly gratifying 70
the Charch ia this tate. a. this was the
largest Convention OF the Clutch 10 Mas
sachuselts. which has eyer been held -
There we're thirty nine fCfergymen whp
vofed on this important question, and .
tuf representation from nearly every pat-
ish in the Stale
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

cn.sss on PtBIrc osssesns.-Ths wa.hins-
ton Globe ef I'hst,dsy last .sys.-
We heard yesterday. from Two sources
entitled 10 cfedit. that the Hon. p. c..
Fuller. Second Assistant Postmaster Gsue-
raj. IS 10 10 put on The Isl eroxirho. and
his place u 10 be supplied ~bv John A.
Rryan. Esq. Of Columbus. ohlo. The
Second Assistant Postmaster appoints the
pos,msslers Al al the minor post otiees !;
and. therefore, has more patronage. in the
way Of appointment. ihan any other off,
Ger under the; General Governneni. The
change sin Indicate tina, Mr.. Fuller has
no. consnlfed the wishes Of the President
in making ihe appointments.
n 10 now. se believe. reduced toa GER
iainly that the Hon. Walter Forward i 10
give way to she Hon. Caleb Casbine, Il
The end Of the present fiscal qasrlsr-lbs
30th Instant:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

! GREArIFsAr. George W. Dixon the
great pedfh iAn .strived a, Trenton, N III
i, fifteen minutes, past eleven o'clock 3D.
Wednesdhy morning Fat which time he
completed hisIt Of walking SIXTY miles
10 iaeIvkE hours He began. al twelve
o'clock ohsTuesdsv night. at Aliens Race
Course. nebr This city and about o'clock
% WedneIday mprhing started for Tren+
ion, and aiFivfd there al the lime above
Stated. The horses and horse; men which
AaempteaIho accompany him % the road
aave onuil lhe list one aban, Ave miles
from Trenton. --f Phiiaaelphia Chronicle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

al Cincinnati. on the 23d ult., Flour
Us selling u the Canal Il - 81 81 70
psF barrel. and from City MlIls a 81 IS
p8rbarrei.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

Trial Of Monroe Edrards An applit
cation was granite q by The Court 10 post
bone the trial OF Edwards, on another int
dictment Tor forgery. 70 Monday, the I'm
Of October. for theipurpose OF procuring
wi,nesses5irom BalAmore.- Ibid.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

Hex. JoBE P. KENNEDy.- We regret
TO state iha, oar able Representative in
Congress. the Hon. John P. Kennedy.
net with very painful il noY serious ac-
eideui on Saturday, While riding on
horseback 10 he vicinity'of the city, his
horse made d very sudden start. which
threw him 10 the grou6d with much force.
Although il appears that no bone WAS
broken, be was 50 much injured in one d
bis hips as 10 be incapable Of moving, and
after lying awhile in this painful situation
was happily discovered by passer by
He was promptly snccored by gentle,
man iplhe neighbothood. and subsequent.
ly brought 10 the city on litter. The
extent Of The injury cannot vet be ascer-
famed. but il lis feared that itmay prevent
him from moving about for some time %
COME Ball. .American.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

More Tyierism.-- Mr.. Tyler has sen, or !.
ders through bis sgeuis. 10 the Greenfield,
(Mass Postmaster. 10 remove The print
ing Of The letter list. which is worth jus,
three dollars and fleenfy cents per gear.
from ,he Gazette" warm add consis-
lent Wing paper. 10 the Democrat" q
rsbid Locofoco This is imporfant busi-
ness TO occupy the attention Of a President
OF the United States. Bnt the President
is greGi 10 hfiis,hipgs.-C Bali Pal. "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06
How EnPtbYIED. The number 81 per.

M WiihFPgaFd lD agLlcUHure, The SAFES
which are the most propinent are s New
York. whfch teMPloy 455 95i Pehnsyl-F
wanna Abb, 533 Yirgiusa. AIS nh M
C arolina,F2l7 ,O95: South Carolina, l98. :,
-363: Geotgia. 200 3S3 Il Tennessee 227. +
739; Ksaiucky g7i73S; Ohio, a72 SD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

The New York Express Of Saturday
evening says. ia rrlaiiau to.ths recent III
qess Of Mil White, ofihs Southern Liie.5
rary Messenger. We ara happy to lniorni
Ais irHpds That be is ~, Is illtas be has
deem, andImaybe presumed to Be out 81
danger. thppgh a. yer agieat sufferer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

CoMI7BAIIAsp.-Thh Nav York A,
raerican ssyA-i The sehience,of Captain
IiaNsrl. thapghnot officially prom usgated
iYundersteot 10 be saSpensioat 1r q ysar. :"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

We leaFp fron ihe Boston papers thai
Ellseorlh. ahe pedestrian; who undertook
10 performihe extraordinary task OF walk I
ing one thousand miles in one thousand
successive honrs,, wss.ip good health aud
fpirits Oh Tuesday last. He has already
walked between six and sevea hundred
miles, and will complete bis feat %
"wednesday. The 5lh of' October, al 3 d !
clock. AIM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06


Csptars Of Edssna Il fxsaian. = Ale,sss
from Laguua. pased 9Th September. Pub
lished in lbs New Orleans Piesyane.
states that lheitown Of Lfxuns was then
ID the possession Of l3pa 81 Santa Anna's
troops, and .hs. . big md n sthoOners
Belonging 10 she Yuckt4n NaVY hsS ca
pisulaied SIthlhe iswn wishoutTesisisnc
The Mexicsn.toree j LAgaaa consisted 81
ode sleamergs ! brig. schooner and four
transports, which ~ers Joined. after the
cdritulatsoa. by the iron steamer recently
bSill ID RaglAaa--ihs 'GaadalouPe."
ts-A -a,fF
HyltafI- letter the Pilssburg
Chro1cle sReaks ~ very salutble kind
81 wheat called 0iags DR. many headed
wheat originally procured irom ihe Usage
Iadians. Mr., Kelly, aPractical farmer
81 ] Jackson CO. Ohio, hss had such expe-
Renee of IT'D hardy se4 prolific qualities
iba,Ihe ihiaksit< will yield two hundred
bhshsIs to he acre. From iiity 10 eighty
heaps have tprupg up from q single grain
which be plapied. each head containing
itom one iSpdred 10 one hundred and Sc
vfniy seeds.
III T. f j ( i T. II = u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

The pressal Postmaster General 4 nm
doing he vprk Of bis predecessor--lb.t
|is. be il rehioving The Wbie Postmaster,
|apppiulea ~ slf. Granger ADD 6lIiDr
their places with Loco Foccs. We hear
40 tompl,iEas 9th s.euillofins. = By those
who wefa = loud in their onlcries here
'lnlor, - ,ncttuzf rSrginiaa.