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

Who will say iha, he case cited below does
pot exhibit moral triumph FAR greater Than
sAai achieved by The heroes Of blood and ear.
nsgs sho 6gure 50 largely 10 hisioryi
A. lals meeting Of the Total Abstinence So
sisiy q Charlss,own. !, vas stated By hard
WORKING mechanic. Who for more than six months
pasl has been faithfSl member Of the Society,".
shai iot 5s,iy yars he had been drinking man,
. slave 70 The debasihe habit which rims SO
many iheusAnds-lha, be nov feels like new
man, without The least appetite for he iuioxics.
sibe beverage. Jis health j. betier fhan i, had
tver been. hlsSfifs happy and peseeful, and he
can nov AXE home nour By ihe barrel, whereas
fofnerls be eas glad % &c, j, BY The pouad.-
b his iudu,:ry and economy he has been ena-
We'd % buy himself lille carriage. 10 be used
en witt 10 distant daughter and By The bl.ss-
Ing Of God, b hopes 70 hold on 10 ihs end Of his
life IN the raih Of Industry shdtempesanee.
There are several eihef examples IN our VIII
lage almost Is stfjkipg-of men Who have nobIy
overcome the bese,,ihg Sin Of The age. and whose
appearance and ecbditi0n have beer most maize
rally improved. The interests Of these mea
should Be vigilsn,ly cherished By socie,y-and
their welfare promoted in every possible shape,
~ kind eDcoursgeneni and attention. Lei The
inauea,ial End wealthy portion Of our eommuui-
~ lock q shis-the amount or good which nay
y ihns aeeonpiished Is iaealeuIable.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road has been
optesd foi tfsxtl 10 Canbsllaad. az sedllion Of
esni|s.. The whole route & l7s miles. (irsversed
~ 'Hs eAri i Ten hours,) and The new part or
- le,t ! described Is uurlvsIled in iIs con-
afseiien. MOI having lad he good fortune to
- inclqdee b he isl Of editorial visiiers, We
'..--ss - <-.rssl~1 1sa-s l,ssserss -~ysa 49,
.'l,imors eoisnporsrisslfor dsscrip,ion Of The
aed scenery. The fare through from Bal.
q Cumberland s only sir dollars and Gfly
WIN or friends tel us vhy /. i the rae
.slnediaie distances i 10, spshs ,ans lou
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
. The M.disonisn. tie cOur Journal. sivs. he

The Msdisonian, the Court Journal, gives ,he
following picture Of affairs -
"sihee TIE Independence Of this country. pever
has I stood morsin need Of the fai;hful md %.
ifioIie skeriions Of ali The departments Of Co.
sernmesi, 1han q This time A deranged eur
rency, meagfe revenue. impaired credit, bank.
rnPscy and tuin 10 an unprecedented extent, en-.
ifFprise pafalyzed, all the great interests Or the
country languishing. and the vast resources or
NE nation - unprodnctive a. III they were IN
tnown-all these considerations are apr aline
% ihe regularly constituted authorities or Go.
veInmfpt fof helpi and an this eatalcgue OF ca
lamilies are within The reach ~ the prom t and
eeecinei remedies Of q wise and harmonious
eysiemiof legisaiion.n
And JET this Identical paper, established and
sustained By Wing charity until The period Of iis
spogpey, . doing all In lie power 10 restore The
aseshdancy Of Loco Foeoism. which brought
seon, and indicted upon the country the very
syils here depicted when The whlg, IN Goa
gfss adop. Fsnssiss for the disease indicted by
the qusck politicians Who have ruled and ruined
NE country. The MadisoDians master in,erposes
The sllsi fsmnanl Of kingly power Ieft 10 The
Csas,itntion, . ~ dslsan he measure or relief;
end he palace sIsse cries .,Weii done n
Il NOT This trial Of he public patience which
afsqaires Christian Virinelo endursi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

United States Charge to Caracas. Ion
Friday, the 9Th ult., the sloop Of war Fal.
mouth, Captain Macintosh. arrived al La
Guira, having on board Mr. William
Blackford, Charge de Affairs of the United
States. near the Republic of New Granal
da. Mr.. BIackford. the captain, SURGEON
and purser, svailed themselves ofihe op-
Portunity 10 visit Caracas, and on the nsxt
day were presented TO the President, bpih
parties being highly satisfied with she Vie.
it, Mr.. Bladkford was 10 proceediin ibe
Falmouth to Maracaibo. then disembArk
and pursue his journey to Bogola.i
hi Phila Chronicle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

The Globe tdsisss il parry % defer nomina-
sicn q heir Presidential candidate. unsil lhe
eprinE of 1874. % he polite ground hath
ianash easier % rally shs rank .ed De sPoga
ybs parry can use Presidesl Tyler and lis q.
sfensEs for heir bslstt, By keeping alive his
aspirations % he lniea moment, and other as
pir.nis pill b kept 10 The Traces until hey and
MIR ftiends aFe warmed up 10 lhe creates. pitch
= hostility % Mr. clsy and The wig policy. Ia
His vay eommiiials 10 q nomiSatioa hv heir
cenvspiio1 may Be ensured, and The eombins.
.ens % Gar completed - % render !, difieuli 10
sender lhsn.
e ihe nsanrhlle. he whigs must hold on
steadily 10 lhslr prinspi.s and hrir nan 10 e-rry
ihem ont. Eel 10 preliminary defeat. noder id.
verse circumstances. dishsanen lhsm.. When
ne Disturbed elements shah have se,tlsd down,
she great wing majority, sxisiiss In The eounsry,
hsvs chIy 70 come forward and quietly lak. /.
ssfisin mad lasting victory.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

CASE OF john g. JcoLr.-The appli.
cation Of the counsel Of John G. Colt, 10
The Supreme Court Of New York, for a
writ Of error to1carry up. the case TO the
Court Of Errprsfor argument, with view
to the obtatnment Of new trial, was
unanimously denied BY the Judges. APP
Plication was then made BY counsel Of &C.
cused 70 Chancellor Walworih, who also
refused TO allow the writ-and the unhap-
Epy man remains 10 prison, subject 10 the
judgment OF the Court OF Oyer and Ter
miner. sentencing him 10 be executed on
the 18th inst, from which nothing ex-
cePt arespite or commutstion Of punish
ment BY the Governor Of New York, can
save him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

Countertsits.-The Petersburg (Vh.)
Intelligeucer states that there is " Large
number Of thirty dollar notes. purporiihg
10 be Of the Farmers Bank of Virgipia, liz
circulation. They are made payable 10
G. Done. and dated 4th Of April in aiffer-
ent years. They are not we'll executed,
and very little caution will suffice 10 de.
,ect :hem, with those acquainted With the
genuine paper. : "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
THE NUs.FAcED PARTY.

The Locos are always twiiling The
Wings with having mo principles for
The same reason. We suppose, that ihe
rogue l. always the first 10 cry out stop
Thisf!' What. pray are iAeir principlesi
The Richmond EuquiFer is 10 favor OF
"a trri6 for revenue" (which is another
version Of the '.judicious tariff" phrase)-
Mr.. Wm. Smith OF Culpeper, one of The
ablest Locos ID the State. is against even
4 reveEns tariff. sad goes openly for a
Direct Tar. which very few Of bis nsso.
ciafes are yet bold enough 10 avow them.
selves 10 favor o.--Col. r. N. Johnson
goes FOR protective lafiif-Mr. Benton
for discriminating isriff--and so on 10
the end Of the chapter 81 contradictions |!
And. in pursuance Of this polite plan Of
presenting broud-side Of their canvass,
10 every point Of the compass, being an
things 10 al men. in order 10 catch votes,
they are absolutely seeking, in some
quarters. 10 deprive ihe Wings Of The be-
neiils Of position. into which that party
are forced in other quarters. fer the puf-
pose 81 hsaping odium upon them. Thus,
~ Tug ooutug Aor.B 4QID.ti ldTlUFt!
Is the parrot cry. which meets our ears 1T
every ssutn--and Cisyis denounced ~ the
great pillar Or The system. On ihe other
hand. i've have now before uslhe Laacas-
Ter kPh Inlellieeneer Loco Foco pa
per. which tWesrs most Justify. and 10 ca.
pitfalls. too. thai CLAY Isl OPPOSED
TO A PROTECTIVE TARfFF"-and
inieIsAiisily argues that lhe only hope Of
Tie fsF;fiiss is 70 elecl Loco Focos ! H.
Thus IRE the people bamboozled aud
hoodwinked 10 he South they are Told,
put down Clay. or The Tariff +iIlfuin you
= they are nov pretty well ruined how
ever, without tariff while in The North.
hey swear that Cay is against The Tsria.
md urge The people 70 reject him on that
ground ri Lynektug Kgginian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

FASHION AGAIN VICTORIOUS. Fask4
.en snd Blue Dick met again on The Trenson
Coarse. near Philadelphia, on Friday last The
pafsf vas ven By Fashion in Two hsats-~tisae
I'm Sos, and IN. ass. Blue Dick, though IS.
successful, z1nsessed The race well witA his con-
peu.br, and vas only he aten about hair lenr,h
he arsi heat and Two lengths he second.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

The completion Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road To- Cumberland has cre.
aied quite stir in that town. A eonsi-
derable number Of buildings were erect4d
last summer,in anticipation Of ina. event
and others are now goirg up. TheinAdx
of population during the lastfe weeks Is
said to have been very great. Houses
and all kinds Of tenements are sought for
with avidiiy, and the boarding houses and
taverns are tbronged. The editor of ,he
Civilian says--"When. fifteen years ago,
we hrst established this paper, twas sd-
counted most speedy travelling, 10 reach
Baltimore from this point 10 two and B
half days. And that man would have
been regarded as stricken. whp
would then have predicted that The day
would come when we could take our
breakfsstin Cumberland, and spend ths
afternoon Of the same day in Baltimore
And yet such fact is now realized"
Ball. .9mtricgn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

W kass ,s.a 4 ,i1izne1i = lhe Da|,incrc
ed osbrr p,feri. sf - ipp4t1ni ts<isioa 81
Istes Ds1s'.,s. =, Or lac sspesi-s co@ti, j.
q. c.,s n Carer. Mailce 4 c.. - M,nnias
40 >.k<ts. tascIfins Re PIE, q r.trT.l uhieh
i 90 .sdi.|y occ1t1it We ska|l nex, ucEk
sri<Ss,.is rirs : mere s,li.fse.orJ yitr q Ih.i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

& Disiri5niion Of he PrOc.eds arising
from ne Sales offLf Pubic Lands. 81 The
last number Of the Madisonisn ssys:--
I'VE learn that lhe accounting officers Of
The Treasury have adjusted ihs acSounis
Of the States and Territories under The
Disiribniion Act. and that the Gossrnors
have been notified 81 the Treasury De-
parlmeni Of The amopnls payable l0siheir
respective States. The smo1n( 10 - d..
vided Is t562. IA Is. exclusive a tie
temper ceniom % the Suites ID which be
Lands hare been sold. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND pro-
VISIONS. The Anon Telegraph az ne s9,.5
ull. says - Wheat has come 10 during lhe past
week in greater quantities Than for HE fe weeIs
previous. II has maintained the price quoted
BY Us last week with frmness. that is from IS
TO 3TA cents per bushel; good lots only com
handing he faiier price. Most that comes in
Is taken for foreign account.n
Pork and BERT From inquiries lha, we have
made tsays the Alton Telegraph, J Of those here
tofoTe engaged in The above business, we have
no hesitation IN asserting. that market will be
found this winter in this city for all the Pork:
that will be brought in The price, however,
will be low--very low; varying from one I'd two
dollars per hundred and none bnt choice and
very heavy hogs wiz command The latter price.
Asio Beef, there will be very little. ii any
purchased, The fa:al Consequences that have
attached to every person who has touched beef,
for The last five years, will have The effect Of
diving ali The aknowing ones,' from he market.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

lowing paragraph
PORK. Should the Baltimore and ob;o D Il,
Road. in connection with such ,ransro,,a ,i,
companies as may be formed. put fre;eb,s ovsr
The Central Route sufFiciently low ,ba,s ! IN.
we would suppose, be good business done hers
this year. in putting up pork for ernor, qbsra
will. doubtless, be Large ouantit,es xh;nnei for
= Englano, ana i put up well, there is nothing,
that We can see, . prevent this section from
coming 10 competition with other portions Of The
yestfor the market.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

M1IrAkY y Col Johnsoa's .dryiuol in
PHILADELPHIA. -Quiie a brilliant military
display took place yesterday. connected
with The arrival Of Col. r; NJ. JoHEsoN.
Between 5 and 6 o'clock. the whole body
Of troops passed up Arch street, and made
an imposing appearance. The Offices
aud men not only looked well. bot march.
ed 10 the finest order. The turn ont vas
'aliogeihef crediiable 10 the Committee of
Arrangement
The Colonel occupied baroucbe. and
with bis b.. Of. bowed TO The crowds Of
spectators. and was evidently much graft,
fed Al bis cordial reception The escort,
indeed. was quite brilliant affair. The
music. the flags. the mounted troops, and
the infantry. as ;tey passed down Ches.
nut street. after nighi.fsll. produced quite
an excitement, and presented gar, ami
mated, shd enliyening scene. The Ex-
Vice President had every reason to be
proud Of such reception Pail LgEir.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

MoNRoE EDwARps.-The PHILADELPHIA
Essning Journal says the counsel in the
case OF Monroe Edwards w,tbdrew 4he;r
appearance in the District Court on Satur.
day; and the certificate Of The Clerk Of
Oyer and Termiper Of New York, certify,
ing conviction Of The defendant, having
been read. the Court ordered judgment 10
be rendered for the plaintiffs. This set i.
ties the destination Of the large amount Of
money in the possession Of Recorder
Taux, taken from The trunk Of Edward.
at the tins OF his arrest ia this civ. n
goes. Of course. back Toto the hands Of
those from whom il was frauduleniIy OBJ.
tanned. HI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

William Col .loknsonss Plan.-The
National Intelligencer Of "Wednesday con-
tains letter from The Hoe. WIN. Cost
johnson 10 bis constituents, setting forth
the grounds upon which be made move.
meni at The late session OF Congress for
The relief Of The indebted States upon the
basls ofthe Public Land fund. Mr.. John
sons proposition was that the Govern.
ment Of the Union should issue two hum
dIed mIllionsof stockic be divided among
all the States in proportion 10 their repre-
fentatIon IN Congress. and that The pro-
ceeds Of the sales Of the public lands GO
into the National Treasury until the re-
demPiion Of the stock BY The Govern.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

The Terret Haule Indianal Cour;er ~ he
2ssh ult says-NVe are unable yet 10 say pre-
clsely what may be the price dc Pork n Terre-
Hause this fall. II is thought that Tie new dis
covery Of making oil from lard will induce ~
% convert greater portion Of he Hog into larlt
han usual-and hence The price Of Pork mar
possibly Be somewhat enhsnced.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

Lnportdat Developments We nnder-
stand that an Interesting correspondence
will shortly see the light between the
Wing State Central Committee and Gov.
Seward. touching The views enlerlaihed al
Albany b. Mr. Spencer and his former
friends on bis becoming 4 member Or The
Cabinet d Washington. We presume
The saddle will be placed on The righ,
horse. ~ Y. Erpfess.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

Sufoeating Copgh.-A correspondent
Of the London Medical Gazette has dis
covered remedy for this distressingafI
lection. my method Of proceeding. 1
says be. lis 10 close The patients nostril!
with my thumb and fpre6nger during exl
piration; and leaving them free during inI
spiration. and 10 very short time the pa.
tent will be relieved from bis paroxysm.
] have followed this plan whenever have
bad occasion to do 80. and always with
success
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

A friend in Virpiois: who, a. Mr.. Crun.
dy said Of himself nwas born / Demo-
crat.Y and has continued al unwayer;no
1eiiersonian Republican Op 10 this day. in
~filisg to Us ssys:-"I. ofcourss, how
ever may respect many Of you Wings.
and agree With some Of your opinions, can
never join you. and must continue 10 be-
ranked by you amones. the Loco Focos
Bui.tif there has been one ,binv more
than another that has disguised ne with.
politics. and nearly driven me Out 81 The
democratic ranks Is at present organ.
lied, tits the sseophanev ard toodvism
displayed towards John Tyler by most Of
the party. No true Democrat can approve
o. ireeehery. And il Office Or The leaves
and hsbes. are 10 depend upon the dis
eusllng kek spiifis conduct or protesting
Democrats. their President. party and all
may 80 the dior me.'-f.alez. Gar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

WHEELING The Times Of Thursday last
says THE market yesier Law morning was he
most abundant we have seen this wear. Chick-
ems fine, large and raj, sold at 6l cents; butler,
al cents, and vegetables for the, BUYERS price.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

Bleeding at Ae .Nose.-A. conmunica-
lion on Nasal Hemorrhsge was lately read
tcthe Academy Of Sciences Of Paris. The
author, M Negrler announces that bleed
ing from The nose may be almost inslan-
ianeously checked By raising the arm on
the same side Is that Of the noslril from
which The blood flows. It's well known
that such hemorrhsges are often formida-
bic and sometimes fatal. This. as the
Washington Spectator remarks. i imPor-
lsni II true.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

senator Woob1ninsE 81 Miehi}.n i, NJ dead
a. sepois<d b sous 81 he pnpsfs. he bas ben
IL, bhi has rscorsred So Wig Supremacy IS
still innia,ains'i u he .. s. senate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

touN 9. SPFNcER,SPRiNclprRs, !. IA,
s1e lie Rsssi1setl has supz,.i,..l. .-.-,;.-',
tnAi ll,i rsqnens 81 KtN0LY POWER ~ =
eol ce1s,i,a.io1, ~ - Eze6u,irs Vs,S =.
- 4NQgQbfko s.1ssssien efPuBric oPlN.
iQN esesgk =. ksIt,lsliss ~.
JOHN G. 8PkEcEn'1 PRINCIPLES = 4.
4.'El II ~ y I9II
- - = favor e fn n'I1raiioa Of IL
te11.I,r'.er, q 1n1''<| ~ ErecoIiQs power 81
llI1r1l1E y 111II1II ~ Ih1ir more nSlnr,
.{11'e<l,''o1| t'|'> 41i<1 u1y have 1.s.ri Is
N11't. = '1t-r-r|<I''I. e opb1 1isi1.rn pri1ci.
~ 81 ~. ~ - lainporl.ni abuses
n 4 CONSERVATIVE ~ 6USPkNsIVF
-..E ~ ~ Ifl1 ||<1 srit,li, Which ii
$780, q ,ss'>,'.s S r'e.' i':.ife
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

CHAEeE.-A lady Who vas very mod
es ana submissive before marriage. was
observed ~ friend TO use Der tongue
very freely alter. He remarked, there
We. . hne when ! almost imagined she
bad no tongue Yes sighed IRE hus-
bard, bot q q pery Losc sints.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

CoIIlsIos VIZ learn that The paasen-
eer main hon CumbsslandIsnd aisein 81
bar:hen cars from Baltimore came into
coIlIsion yesterday mofnlne On he Bal,i-
more ma Ohio Rail road. ! short distance
above EIlicbsl's Mills. The cars were
detained 1t Cunberlsnd some lime be.
VOID herr proper lime Of startine. and a.
The lime of the collision lllS conductors of
both trains Wera "a the alef The Loco
motives we're Ihrbwn OF The track and
Ole Of The cars broken. bua no Injury was
sustained by any n The passengers
Bah. samfr., n Iasslsy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

"Nhy mol ~ u tJohn Tyier's exche-
quef) and, II il fell. lei the administration
bsafits If'yon viii not Try il. propose
something else Daniel Ksbsisrs late
speech al Boston.
Why. sir. We are all very much 81 the
opinion which gu entertained during the
Adminisiralion5of Gen. Jackson. You
.hen said. ID thA Senate. ..ihe next best
Thing 10 an Qld-fashioned National bank,
IL 70 baye iast nothing at ALL
Lowissius Joasnal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

On Sunday afternoon lasi.a Fr0sgbaFg. the
Rev. ToafAs kkiLEr snddenly lusl bis sishi during
he aflesnobn SefFicls he eh1fch he has since
hten unable 70 Distinguish one pbieei frpW ano-
her. yhb circumstances has created Z great
sensation here. as be j generally beloved By
Ithose she know him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

a Good JOKE. Fashion, owned BY Mr..
Gibbons, wen the race on Saturday, over
Blue Dick, owned by Col. johnson. OF
course Mr.. 9. poekeied The "tin.r Some
time after as Col Johnson stood talking il
crowd he felt hand in,ruding itself
innso his pocket Laying hold Of itfrmIy
be cast his eyes over his shoulder ID he
face Of its owner, and drily remarked
you are mistaken sir Mr.. Gibbons
took the Pursefs'-[ Pdila. Spt Times.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

AlBtAurrruI ExrRAor-Rs Oaks
We paese Al the foct Of lhe great oak. and
survey iis majestic height and its vide
reaching branches. We, CONT on lis
trunk the many yearsthaiii has been rear
iog is head against The mighty storms
that have 10 vain spent their force ucon
iis gnarled bougbs. We dig about iii
roots 70 find OF The secret Of lis deep hold
upon The earth. and We discover BAL time.
instead Of weakening liz grasp. gives !
6rn1ef grip. This noble tree Is . ct EN-.
olemlpf our maichlsss republic. II bro.
tects al that comes within lie range. and
stands upright 10 every peril. Ii has no
Upas poison lurking about III ibres, and
therefore all may rest safely beneath its
branches. It's the tree or Liberty, that
poinisits head io heaven. ID adoralion Of
iis high source, and st-elehes out iis leafv
arms for protection 10 ibs hardy cons of
freedom ell. The world over.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

3WncoEslN The wings have elected
Eve members 81 ths Council. and 6iIeSA6
members 81 the House; and The Locofo-
cos seven members Of the Council. and
ten pf the Housekeeping the Wings a
majority ofthree on joint ballot ID he Le-
gislature. The voters Of the Territory
have decided against calling Convection
to1frame Constitution, preparatory 70 re.
'quesiing admission into the Union.
@ IN Bali Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

FHe 1u1IoWIng recipe ? If0m an English pa
ricKLED EGcs.-An industrious far
mer's wife. residing at Shipton, near Al.
dover among variety Of other pickles,
puts up picked eggs. The process Is n
boil six or seven .Gozen lin thew become
hard. She then diyests them Of he shalr
anu Puls them into large jars, pouring up
On mem scalding vinegar, seasoned with
ginger garlic, whole pepper and ailspiss,
This pickle it, an admirable aid to cold
meat a AZ y, n the wintermonihs, regard
ed'as perfect house luxury.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

The Peoria s(lllinois} Register ofthe
2lst pli. states, that meeting was held
at Newburg. 10 Peoria county, nlhs 18th
ultf when 4 petition was drawn up and
signed, praying Congress 10 RISE the
standard value Of specie coin from one
hundFed 70 fire hundred per cent. The
petition bad . great run, and every body
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

The Boston Times says tha, a lady
walked into the. Police Office the other
Day, and asked The clerk il be had any
silk and fur cloaks'
I No ma'aD," replied the clerk, 1--WE
are all fair and shove board, here we've
20 dloaks. Il beg pardon sir, realIy
thought this was the celebrated PeIsse
Ofise.'' /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

Ohio Lkeisilture, The Columbus JOUR
mel says + turns OUT after ell, that the
Wings have carried two Of HE Represen-
tatives 10 Clermopt District. This gives
Us 33 in ihe House, and the. Locos39
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

!. An extraordinary instance Of voluntary
honesty in 4 Bankrupt occurred st Bangor.
Maine, the other day. a subscriber il
the Democrat paid that paper white.
washed debt Of 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

Eztfle, Of Is,Ief fron coTesPoadent Of he
sallinots San, daied