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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31
wuIG spIRiT IN FAYETrE.

All respectable Meeting Of the Wings of the
County Of Fayelte.convened at the Court House
on The LIST day Of August lS43, on motion, Col.
George Anderson was called 10 the Chair, and
Mr.. James Y. Waite appointed Secretary.
Col A. Becky, after some consise PREDATORY
remarks as to the object Of the Meeting, present
ed the Draft OF a Preamble and Constitution OF a
Clay Club, which, after few slight amendments,
was unanimously adopted, as follows: "
CONSTITUTION OF THE CLAY CLUB.
Deeply impressed with the conviction that the
weifsre 81 out beloved Country and the perpe-
tu,ty OF lis admirable institutions of Government
depend, under the Great Ruler Of the Universe,
npon the following political principles or mea
sures First, The production and maintenance
ing fGvenue> and btoIecif66. Second The pro-
duclion and maintenance Of National mixed
Currency, every where equal in value and giving
n uniform standard Of valuation TO Property
Third. Restriction upon reelection to and the
curtailment Of the patrG1pee Of the Executive,
now fearfully abolishine the checks Of Senate
and Commons. Fourth: An equal distribution
Of the proceeds Of the National Domain among
the States; and moreover believing that lhemalign
consequences Of the decease of the lamented
Harrison can alone be done away and the wounds
the Commonwealth healed by calling Henry
Clay Of Kentucky to the hair Of the Executive.
We, Wing Citizens of the County Of Fayeite
aud State of Virginia, do hereby organize our
selves into Political Association for the honora
Bile promotion Of his election 10 the Presidency
of the United States of America, under the style
of
LIST. The Fayelte4Clay Club Of Virginia. f i
2nd. Under the following Officers; a President,
two Vice Presidents, Secretary, and Tfeasu.
re!, who shall be the Executive Committee Of The
Club in the intervals Of its Session., and shall be
elected viva voce.
3Td The Club shall meet on the. day Oh eve
ming ol the monthly County Court ard a. such
other times as the Executive Committee may
call meeting
4lh. Each member shall contribute 95 cents
per quarter in advance to delIay the cost Of pub
locations and such other contingent expenses as
the Club may vote requisite to and consistent
with an honorable canvass.
5h. The Executive Committee shall prepare
and recommend business for the action Of The
Club al its Sessions.
6. This Club shall continue in existence till
alter The Presidential Election ii November,
1874.
Here follow a number OF resolutions, ap.
pointing comfnittees for various purposes-one
Of them 10 invite Mr.. Clay to visit The county
and address the people] y
On motion, The Club adjourned 10 tbe ais,
day Of August, being the FIRST day Of tho Supe
rior Court.
u GEORGE. ANDERSON, chm.
I.Mrs Mr., c..A,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

Ve,y general complaint is made in reference
10 the inequality Of The rates Of freight on The
Balanors aud Ohio Railroad We can, only
say TO our Baltimore friends, for the present,
hat il lhey mest 10 renew their claim upon The
Virginia Legislature for assistance, lhey musi
FIRST place themselves upon lhesplalform Dc even
and exact justice. Their rivalry Cor The trade or
the Northern counties mag be conducted with
100 strong tendency 10 selfish considerations.
We understand perfectly what we say on this
point, and give friendly warning in time.
Il Uiaeheslsr Republican
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31
BALTIMORE sUNnAY.scHooL REposr
TORY.

We are happyio state. that The friends Or sun
day-sehoels ih Baltimore have made arrange
men.s 10 keep asupply of the books, and aIl
the publications of The .andericaa Sunday Seksol
Daion, al No. s South .calveIt street. we
need say that PURCHASERS who have con4e-
nient access 10 that city, wal be supplied Il tIt
srne Price Is at tie Society," Depository ii Phil.
adephsa- We hope The friends OF Sunday
Schools will feel he value of such an establish
msnt, and adord il cheerful and liberal snnI
port. The Rev. s. Gniieae, Of Baltimore. vsfl
he happy % give in;ormasou respecting ne st.
cietys affairs, and VII he kind enonrb no ~
ward any comnnnicaisons 10 Philadelphis.
Stnlau Shea, L,,.,s...f y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31
THE wings OF VIRGINIA. The Char

TIE WIGS OF VIRGINIA. -The Char
to'iesville Advocate says thai ii Gully concurs in
Tie following, from late number bf the Rich
mond Wing:
Let The wings Of GINA DO heir duty, and
ihey Will rescue thelsbod OLE mokheT or US all
from the degraded position shehAs beea made To-
occupy ai hs tail ef -Ntse HaaltFskirs. aud Stand
torlhone oflhe brightest cham Stees Of Ihal great
Son, whose abilities and yirteeS reflect honor
upon her. Let the Wings. If hey would achieve
this brilliant feat, forthwith ;dfgAnz@ a Clay
Club 10 eferY coaEiy and neseheoEhood in The
Stale, raise funds 10 circulate papers aud docu-
mems. and throw the ruth ampng Abe people
No time should be losiin getli1s about this good
work. Aeig. b.Jors The exeiienlsni ibegins, i he
time 70 operate upon Mons ressoa. y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

II I. %
IRELAND. The last English papers stated
that HE military regular force then, 10 Ireland
was 50 600 men. A paragraph in The British
Naval and Military Gazette says
The Duke Of Wellington il prepared
to concentrate the troops in Ireland and
all he small detachnents viii be called
Inv Barracks long unoccupied are order
ed u be furnished for the accomm odation
g troops; and stations where, Of late, on
~ company was quartered, will have a
complete regiment Far more Is doingio-
wards placing the country ina state 10 be
q than merely meets The eye
Troops are at the most convenient points
Tor transfnIssIon and we know that arms
and ammunition are disposed st.ssfe pIa-
ces 10 this country fortheir being sent O.
yer when required.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

Jos SuiiH.-We learn. from good al
thoTity, that The Prophet has surrendered
his office, and anointed his broiher. Joe.
for some time past, has benin deadly
fear Of the Goths and VandaIs'' Of Mis-.
sour, and hesverily believes that bis holy
person will be more secure 10 performing
a pilgrimage 70 Europe or tho Rocky
Mouniains, than il will TO remain under
the shadow Of the temple, prblecied BY
that immaculate body. the Nauvoo Mum.
cipal Court. An appropriate texi for the
Prophets vsledictory, when he cast lis
mantle upon bis brother, mighthave been
found IN the l09lh Psalm, 6sh serse--
Set thou wicked man over tibsin; ana
let Satan stand 1t bis right hand. 4
.9llsnlorn 1szfayanh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31


.9nsedofs IF NJ Ciay The following. coyiies.
from MailpryN Lido and Speeches Of Heary
f,Iay y Fefales one 81 The most current 81 he
wholesale, calumnies against he great Ssalcspah:
.In the spring Of. 1920, We had lhe
Measure ofbeing fellow passenger with
Mr. Ciav from New Orleans to Louis
vile. After i general acquaintance bad
been established among The cabin passeh.
gers. to pass away the time more agTesal
XIV. il. was proposed 10 have game OF
c.r5s Is which one Of the number pro
used 10 invite Mr.. Clay tojoin. When
81 invitation was gisen-he inquired what
r,me was. proposed. The reply Was
2 Prov,, The sudden compression Of
~ Inns. and the change from easy polite
49, q The dienifed department Of one
entitled 10 give advice. evlaced, = once.
determination mol to engage 10 the game.
lrExcuse me, gentlemen. said hei i
have not PLAYED a game of any kind Of
thav,ra for The last Twelve years; and |
l,ake- occasion 10 warn you af TO avoid a
snrac,;ce destrucliye ,of good name, and
a,awino after(it evil consequences OF in~
s.lsnlable magnitude. lnsearlier days il
was my misIoFtuhei 49, !. I'd 49, 80,
lardentiempefament, TO tag Inio TINS vice,
I'M Il ! considerable extent. and no one
can lament more sincerely The evil and
The consequences 81 ii than | do These
have followed me into nearly all the
walks oflfe, and though ! pave long since s,
abandoned The pernicions practice Wh'cn
led 10 them. Il seems that they WI never
abandon me-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31
LsNcasrrR. aIst August, 1913.

LANCASTER, <ISt August lpfof i
Gtililtmcn; : Your very kind invitation 70 a
Public Dlnneh> was delivered one butt few
minutes before kleft Harpers.Fefry in the cars
for Baltimore, and | now avail myself Of the
fist leisure moment, aler my arrival at home,
TO give IL an answer !.
II is cause Of sincere regret 20 myself that
other engagements prevented me from remain
iGg some time in your interesting Town, which
is unsurpassed either for grand natural scenery.
skill 10 The mechanic arts OF the hospitality ot
its nhabitaRts. II il, however, probable, that !
shall ere long again have occasion 10 visit your
portion Of the Ancient Dominicni and IN that
even, Shall net deny myself the pleasure 2;
passing day ia social intercourse with yout
ciIizens 10 the meantime, please TO accept my
most cordial thanks for yourselves, aud express
my gratitude 10 my Democratic fellow-cillzens
whom you represent, for The distinguished token
OF their regard which they have presented me
by their kind invitation.
Yours very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN
MessSrs. John G. Wilson. VIM. II Moore, Sam
Gibson, j. b Young, Michael Foley ant
Il. ID. Doran, COMMITTEE &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

EEFThs undersigned takes this mole Of e.
turning his thanks TO The HaTpers- FefIv ana
Winchester Bands. for their excellent pesform-
anees during the Ascension, on SATURDAY. and
20 The public generally, fsr the general AHEAD
ance and good order with which the exhibition
was attended. WA. S ANDERSON.
Winchester. August 81, lef3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

Hyuyto TIE harvested Grain. IL Bali
more County We learn from t1s Amerf-
can Farmer that many Of the gain grow.
ers 70 Baltimore County have Sustained
much injury by The late beays rs;ns
Those, whose grain was still 4nG in The
shocks, suffered much loss BY s'sprout.,
ing" and those who had stackealsit have
not escaped without loss from HE same
cause. The Farmer adds that fgss crop 81
wheat in Baltimore County WILDE great.
ly below an average one. ALI inefarmers
with4whom The editor has conyarsed up.
on the subject represent the saaIify OF
the wheat IS very superior 10 tiiat OF the
crop Of last year, but uniformly maintain
that its quantity is much lese Z,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

The New York Journal Of Commerce say:
'nat Inc deP'h oil rain which fell On Monday and
Tuesday week, as noted by accurste observation
at Flatb1Sh, four miles from that city, was over
NINE .IxcHEs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

Whai zee are 10 erpect from ne Dsmoefacy. OIL
Benton, 10 replying 10 letter inviting him to a
public dinner, thus di>courses upbE The polio,
which The Democracy will pursue ia Congress:
"Among these measures are the improvement
Of our great fiveIs-the gradus,ion or the priee
Of the public lands-a permanent, prospective,
liberal pre-e npiion law The sales and manu-
faciure ofwesle1n hemp mi,hn the States for The
use Of The American Navy the preservation IF
our rights on the COlaRsbie rirsr--ihe abolition
OF the salt lax-ahd the preservation Of the gold
and silver currency as the only tree standard Of
value, the only fairTegulator Of exchanges, the
only safe currency for the COMMON dealings Of
the great body Of the people, and the more neces-
sary 10 be preserved in the West because so re-
mote from the sources Of supply 10 The seaport
towns"
This all very well, but how long has
"the Improvement of our grfai rivers, by
the General Government been point 10
Democratic TdifR We had thought that
opposition 10 all internal im proyements''
was Of The very essence or Democracy,
and here we have enc OF the High Priests
Of the Temple congratulaiingihimself and
friends that when his party shall be 10
the ascendant, iniern4l Improvement
schemes will be carried Out. VIVA, viii
Mr.. Richie say TO this giving out of his
brother Van Burenite will he endorse
or protest bims But, above an whai
will Mr..Calhoun savp Whnld he y,
The event of bis election; realiza CoIa,el
Benion's bright snticipaIions, and sign
bills aPproprsting money Is "the i'm.
proyement Of our great rivers I"
Il Peifrslarr Eatellirescsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

Breach - AZ ches4Psaks and DIP Canal, The
"lIllansPoH "a banner q Saturday lasi says:
we learn mat breach has taken place
m me Lanai emoankment. lnl the. neigh
oothood o. Goose Greek, ~ miles above
Georgetown WHICH will require wsek Or
len days to repair.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

We last week published and called attention
to Mr. clay's admirable letter on The subject of
Home Industry and Manufactures, but we wish
our opponents, as well as those who think with
US, 10 beSr in mind two essential features in that
letter. Our policy, Mr.. Clay thinks, should
possess MO qualities, moderation and stability, ia
timsiely connected with zach other."a This is
The true doctrine, and any other viii lead 10
luctuation and embarrassment. The expert
enec Of IN time proves that, in all the transac-
tons OF life, Moderation and Stability are. in-
Bile TO success
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

= &c Wv IuIA u plsssl % = uulsudy HUH
ing. says
There is row very setire business
doing BY our dry goods, hardware and
grocery merchants. Or city IS full Of
strangers; many Of them are from fhe.
South ard Wes:, who are lsJing 10 their
stock Of goods Purchases are made with
gIea' Caution, but The anonpi is quite
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31


The arrangement spoken Of i1t the subjoined
paragraph would be Of great public utility, and
wehoPe ilspetdily be adoptedA II
Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal Compshy we learn
that the President Of this ComPaSy lColCoale)
has, in compliance with resolution OF the Bosrd
Of Directors, opened correspondence with the
President Of the Railroad Company. for the pur.H
pose Of endeavoringto effect an Arrangement for
The transportation Of Cosl on theRaiIrosd from
CumheFlsnd 10. Dam No. G, whicHis the present
Eastern terminus Of the narig8bie portion Of
the Chnal-the same to continue Until The Canal
IS comFietedlo Cumberland ~ this arrange
ment can be made, the revenues on the canal
would at once be increased and tie coal tradefof
Allegany receive an impetus ihaiHwould. BY the
time the canal is finished, be OK Sufficient mag
nitude 10 render instant reliekt9 the State
We think The measure a most Fiidicious one 10
every view OF the case, and hopS The Railroad
will, for The short period as We hone that il win
DC required. md itself able 10 cdncur in carry
ing il out As there is a gradual descent by the
Railroad from Cumberland to Dam No s. We
think the Railroad Company could afford a.
reasonable price 10 transport coal that distance
F(Fred Hera1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

II anpears that the friends az Mr.. VAN BURKN
and Of Mr.. CAAHous respectively, have not a
greed upon all che points involved 10 The oFgani-
cation of the National. Convention which IS 70
cIye one oflbem. or some one elses the honor
Eof * nomination for the Presidency. The
Charleston Mercury thus approaches this diff
cult and much vexedqueslion
The .Railoaal 0.onpention = There are
three plans.--l. 70 elect by Districts and
vote pfr capiia--this il the Maryland
Inlan. ID which the friends Of Mr.. CAI.-
luoUN accede. andinsis, that il is the on
INV reasonable OF fair one. 2. 10 vote by
EDistfScts> or State Convention, and vote BY.
States, but count per capiia-thls il that
Virginia non descript-- that political
kmongrel-that incomprehensible and II
diculous hybrid which has no attribute
TO make it respectable but it's glari6g in :
Justice AID intense nischieyousness, and
Id which. we .apmehend, unless better
reasons are given Tor i than have yet
come out the friends of popular soye-
! reigntY and the Independence Of the
smaller States never viii accede. There
lis third plan upon which. for the sake
Of peace, we are willihgEto meet our VAN
buren, allies, aplan Of their ogn~a plan
which wi be perfectly TAR to The cans
didates, and preserve the balance ot the
4 Estates, as adjusted BY ihe. Constitution
:. 1.-THE plan 81 The Ind Llama Democracy, VIZ
I L. That I'D shall be ktff 10 a MAJORITY Of tn
Srafes 10 settle al he prelim,ariesotf ~
6onpenfio1n- time, mode Of election, AMI
mode of soiing The first lnseed-fim
has been already settled BY it, Come
Icome up TO The scratch now, gentlemen
qf Albany and Richmond.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31
!. IMPORTANT FROM TESAs.

From The .Ne,c Orleans Bulletin .7ag,st IA.
The steam packet Sarah Bdrny, which
arrived from Galveston on Saturday morn
ing. brings papers 10. the OH instant,
twenty three days later than before re-
ceived,) and from other parts Of the Re-
publiefio corresponding dates.
Captain GALAN, of the Mexican army
under General WoLL, arrived At WASH
ington, the present capital Of Texas, on
the 25fh Of JULY bearing dispatches from
his Government. He gave official notice,
il is stated, Of The ,cithdra,cai 10 The ,cest
side of The Rio Grande Of oil tAe Herican
forces; 1.-THE Texan line being acknowl
edged TO extend to the east bark Of the
stream. Capt G. also had "a proposition
from General WoLL TO President HoUS.
TON 10 appoint Commissioners meet at
Laredo, 10 arrange some mutual plan Of
operations against the bands of robbers
and murderers known TO inies. the west.
ern borders q Texas, and which, il not
TO any trade that might beopched." The
Washington Nindicalos sayss
"We presume that the object Of this PROPOSE
tlon y designed 10 arrange some Plan by which
the robbers aud murderers who ale lnlerruptipg
me intercourse between the two EounlTes may
be suppressed. | In the mean ,imcl i will no, in
ieriere with Inc general negotiations which may
be in progtesS between The Two countries. Ger
tain i i, that hosttties on The poi n .Merieo to-
,eard' Ieras hare ceased, and aboHl sixty troops
who were on this side OF the RID Gfaode hay
been ordered 10 Matamoras
The Eerign Naqy The Houston Cii-
zen says Com. MOORE and Captain
LoTHRop have been dismiss led from the
service s the iormerfor disobet1ience Of te-
peated orders, iuthe cases erumeraiedin
the President proclamation ana Captain
Lothrop forfefusing 10 take Ire command
when the Commodore was suspended and
ordered 10 report himself in arrest 10 the
Departmental War and Marine All the
remaining officers, with one or Two excep.
lions, haye resigned. and the vessels are
now in the hands Of the Navy Commits
sioners"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

Han SroRM.-at seems that severe
hail storm passed over parts Of this coan-
y on Saturday last. doing considerable
damage 70 the corn crops. The storm
was very violent few miles south Of The
town 81 Winchester.
The rain OF The same evening was quite
= deluge At Washington City. II rsined
heavily all nighl. and on Sunday there
wore occasional showers. Il was also
heavy al Alexandra and neighborhood.
r. S. Since writing the abovey We re.
eret 10 learn from MI James Chipley that
III corn. oats sdd vegetables have been
demolished by the slor.n--the bail falling
ia the shape oIlarge Pieses Of ice, Messrss
James. Albin, and Others. in The same
neighbolhood. have as, suffered serious
y = HSn. Rep.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

Bsnrenas Barnt We learn from the winches-
ter Republican hal Benvenpe, he residence Of
Mrs David Meade, near White Post, Clarke
county. was entirely destroyed BY FIRE on We'd
besdsy night The l7.h inst The origin of the
Gre i moi known, but Is supposed by some 10
have been The work Of an iacendiarv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
have published A notice to Scrip holders, that
they will, on no occasion, put in The plea of the
statute Of limitations 10 defeatany cause of action
arising upon the scrip, Seceptancess or bends Of
The CnmnanY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

Governor Ford, Of Illinois. has appoint
ed the Hoo JAMES SEMpLE United States
Senator, to fll the vacancy occasioned by
the death OF Mr.. McRoBERTs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

new mineral spring has BEEN discovered in
me UPPER hanawha Valley, on Keliy's creek
near iisJpnction with the kanawha River. Col.
IT,, Tompkins, well known host has erected a
large and commodious house, bear this newly
discovered fountain. The Kanawha Repusli-
caa, after speaking Of the RESOURCES of The. great
Kana~ha Valley, says ~ f.
"We.antcipae for The waters pfS Kely's creek
a celebrity, that will east into the shade, Ifhe
While, the Red, The Blue, and aIIBthe otheEI coI.
ored Snlphurs sof the. Mountain legion Soma
wight may say. that The MountAiS air gives zesr
10 the waters Of that region and aids iii tie res.
tofaiion Of The inva!id-bu, et ank one remain
but for a. single hoi day al Cot. lTpMPx,Ss new
house, al the mouth Of Kelly s creek, and be will
be, faaned By breeze as pure and Jracing asever
blew from the vale Of Tempe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

The war steamer Princeton i d be launched
at Philadelphia on the 7th Of September. Capt..
r. r. Stockton is 10 be the commander. and she
IS to be put into service forthwith!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

GIVE doubt mol our readers will join with
US in thanks 10 the Rev. THoaAs SEwALL, for
the interesting Notes he is furnishing of his
Travels from Egypt through the desert 10 Pales-
tine. There is an irresistible charm about ali
that relates'to the Holy Land, and few there
are who can treat the subject with Indifference
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

TIE Hof Sunaay.-We are informed
Dpon The authority Of gentleman whp
came passenger 10 the steamer Hibernia,
ihsl "a The % Of. July last, which every
one vim remsmse as being decidedly The
hottest day Of the season here, The wealth
r. "a London vas so cold tia. ires were
found 10 b gefy comfortable ~ s Gar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

li
Everybody was asloniShed at the news Of The
election ID Congress Of Blackwell, q F.) in The
Rockville District, which gave Jones CTS major
lily for Governon The Knoxville Register says:
We regret 10 have it 10 say that wei
have lost theelectioh Of our candidate
for Congress in this District. but SO il .is
The demsgogiieism andeNiokery Of the
enemy have prevailed, and The. district
must for thenext two years be misrepTer
Scented by a Locofoco. Mr.. Blackwell
U.F.) IS elected over Mr.. Campbell. his
Wing competitor, byn majority Of about
100 votes. A more Contemplate hum
bug than was raised BY the opposition Pc
fore The election, 10 affect Mr.. Campbell's
defeatY was meyer dreamed Of We al
ludelo the fabrication Of the charge, as
false as il was foolish, that Mr. Camp
bell was IN favor Of and voted for ate
'tficlion Of the right Of suffrage. To this
lum5ug Ms blackwell owes his election.
Ind no candid Locofoco will assert 10 the
contrary f-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

The Hon. ,JoHN NJ Mics, Sehator e.
lect from The State Of Connecticut, is now
in the insane hospital a, Utica.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

DR.. w: Herschel has discovered tha /,
The mixing Of nitrate of silver with BY
posnlphste Of sod a. both remarkably BIZ
ter substances, produces the sweetest SUBJ
stance known.