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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

~ III az a IN
The oiden When he Stamp Ac. was
repealed, d. Fs4sxLiHfwho was then ia Lon
don- wrote 10 his wife IN Philadelphia. sending
her at The sanleilime new dress. In his leiier
be says II
AS the stamp act is al length repeal
ed. am Wiling you should have new
gown, which you may suppose did not
send soonersa s knew YOU would not
like 10 be fiqer than your neishbors, IN
less in go@n OF your own spinning. :
Had the trade between the two countries
totally ceased, il was a comfort 10 me 10
recallect th4trI haa once BEEN clothed
from bead " foot in woollen and linep
.of my wife tuannfacture; that .wsape-
yer pronderfql any dress 10 my life. and
that she spd her daughter might do tia.
gain il necelsary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03
A gentleman a. Cleveland had 4 very

A gentleman a: Cleveland had very
narrow escape on Sunday Of last wee K.
from the moose Of matrimony. He vas
acting as groomsman to friend, whowas
about TO Be "tied up, " and when the par!
ties appeared before the altar. the Rector
;fnistaking him 'forihe happy man, placed
him beside the bride that was to be, and
asking bis name. proceeded With The nup-
tial ceremony, The groomsman was 90
through before be found tongue 10 explain,
which done, an exchange OF places was
made, andthe right parties were united.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

nor with any part Of the procedure in that case.
The threat which Mr.. Lee Is said 10 have utter
ed against the elder MIR, Moore and which is
also sad 10 have been avowea By him when
questioned about il by Mr.. Moorf's son, had re-
ference exclusively to personal affair OF MIR
Lee's, in which he conceived iptFtice hsd been
done him BY some nisrepresentas lion Of his con-
duct, reported 10 have proceedsd from, or 70
have been repeated and circuIalef BY, the elder
MIR. Moore.
The inaccuracy OF the statemeat published 10
the Wing is ALSO we'll asceIrtsinRd in another
point, where i, is ssidpistos were drawn upon
Mr.. Lees having avowed his ih1eai against the
elder Mr.. Moore, when questioned about it by
the son OF the latter. The fact Isl no pistol was
Drawn till AFTER Mr.. Lee had rel eived blow
on the head from Mr. Moore's CAPE"
We learn from the xarrentOH Flag that Mr..
Moore has been admitted 10 bail in ihe sum OF
$4,000, to stand an exanfinaiions on the lst OF
August This indicates that The act was not with
out pslliating c ircumstaucas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03
WAGE, "a FkMAI.Es.

*This subject, long neglec,elt Il beginning 10
attract attention, and il is high fine that all Lbs
era4 inindef mcn should take decisive and laxl
confse 10 references 10 il: TAX Ell. ckivAlry and
honor, while the weaker ser are ground down ty
sraspiae and meFcenary specu Faipfs upon their
skill and labor. Let no one = no his The soul or
4 man thibk oflcGefing less for taa toll Of a re-
male than he would give for he same service 10
his own ser The existing diEfersaee in The wa
ges OF the iso sexes, for the sanc.kind of.Iabor,
must hare originated 10 downright bafbAxi,y and
-menaaess. and sheaia 20 logger Be tolerated.
The Pittsburgh chfonisIe, speaking on mis-
subject, urges r1cvemebtin hat CRY, and exs
presses sentiments which DO hoaOr 70 is edilor.
He SAYS r.
1--we have frequently heard il saegesiei that
she wages af females wee net actually Sufficient
10 snppnTt life comforisbly-Se doubtless hare
most OF our readers-yel as they Did net hear Of
women dying BY csld andsiarfa'ion, they suffer
ed he suggestion 70 pass unhreds1. But there
is Suffering, though il is not scer--and there Is
want. thoosh p1ias forhFts4iis asistanee to The
world.
A woman viii bear long and palienlly... and
mach--asofs fatmore, than msD, add be-
= s1s Gees nov complain she Is permitted 10
sn1er unnosiced and without felieE
\ Few ear doubt ihs; the wages piid 10 females
vho ..work fcr living arr rnas,
TO heir surpoF, IN srrh manner -
VIII pet say re customs IL seciely. even il heir
own rank- pands. Allovshg lhst the slipepds
feeetred . osfsiy suficient 10 keep kcui ana b.
dy nseiher 10 health period Il <irlyness vnria
induce distress II Ire wages cf lahfr ~. *.
sole depeojsncs. TwraEt i've cents per ,dsv (
eonsidered fair wSses for women tkO WORK kard
sp1 IN nsay instances twhers lhty take their
wofb home 70 Dc, mat i IL they have hone 10
20 io1 uoi 50 much ~ this i received. The
constqnerre IN most Instances Is ncl complain.
bui sickness ard want and alas. tool frrqatr Nv
Desperation and crime z l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

ANOTHER BREACH OF PROMISE We
announced a few days since that writ for
$50, 000 bad been served BY Sheriff Siry-'
ker on gentleman in FIailaDds for a
breach Of promise Of marriage. Whether
The arrest. of the gay Lothario' reminded
one Miss Long oi promise made BY ono
Francis Gerri.y' both parties being natives
OF the Emerald Isle, is more than we can
avouch but be that as il mays Miss Mary
Long sued out capias ad rsspondsaduns.
against the fsiihless swain Francis, IN. the
sum of SO, 900 for refusing 10 complete
an srran cement which had been made
when on board ship, crosSing, as Mary
said. "a say as threacherous as Franks
own heart. The writ. dnlv tested, was
placed Id The .handsof Sheriff Siryker, en-
dorsed with the words following, viz -
]" Lei The defendant be held 10 bail in the
sum OF one thousand dollars"
The sheriff proceeded to The wbeEea-
bouts Of Mr.. Gerrily. and having found
that worthy, informed BIN Of bis business.
Mr.. Certify launched forth volume Of
expletiyes' which il is utterly impossible 10
giSeSwith any degree Of correctness --
TheSSherif suffered bin 10 partially ex-
haust himself, and then suggested That be
might perhaps settle The difficulty BY call
ing 10 The priest and fulfilling bis promise
10 Mary BY marrying her. Francis m
CURED Il the sheriff would Ego with HIM
10 Mary's residence. and the sheriff a.
seniing. they frudged off in company e
On arriving at the house Of Miss Long, !
IiDe buxom looking girl made her appear :
ance. and after some conversation The She
riff and The parties proceeJed 10 the resi-
dence Of the priest and merged ths suit ia
the abyss 81 mairimoly.
fBrooklya Mus
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

we published some days ago (shys the Ameri-
CAM an extract Of a letter of Judge Burnet, oil
Cincinnati in which be correGts certain mis-
statements Of bis opinions in req ard 10 the Pre-
sdeniiaI election. He declared hisldetermina-
ton to support Mr.. Clay, test46es 10 similar
determination Of Judge McLeaH4a and expresses
his belief that Mr.. Clay can bs elected, if the
Wings are united In the SAND letter Judge
Burnel gives il as his belief that THE Abolition
lists Of Ohio viii vote for no residSn. Of slave
holding Slate, and iniimates that they defeated
MIR. Corwin's election last fall The Lexington
Observer, remarking upon this latter fact, Dir VS.
the very just inference that E1s not the place
Of the residenceof a candidate, 6ut the prinei-
pies be holds, which determines the cast Of the
abolition votes. That paper adds
The Aboliiionisis will vote for no man.
wherever his residence mayf be, who is
not believed by them to poskess or favor
their principles. And, if candidate Of
that character were selected, The sufffages
which he would receive would be limited
to The aboliiionists. There II a class of
a5olitionisis. We hope and believe, not
ultra or exclusive who area DESTROYS OF
and interested 10 good government that
win be guided 10 their votes, by their
convictions as TO the tendency Of the
principles OF the Two great PARTIES TO ad-
vance the prosperity .. the country, which
they love betteE than even abolition. :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

More Fdcts for the Peopie.-The pre-.
sent MISUNDERSTANDING certainly taring the
people most enormously! See, for Tx
ample, the following statements The Bal,
timore Clipper. (neutral in politlcs,) re-
mar ks: Nov and then we find an sedito-
rial condemnation OF, the existing tariff, as
ruinous TO the country, and calculated to
benefit wealthy monopolists only. And
yet it's fact that goodSNf every descrip-
lion dan be purchased at lower price
than before The tariff act was passed. Elk.
cellent broai cfoath can be purchased at
prices varying from two to six dollars, add
other clothing cheap in proportion. -
Then there Is SqH-an article Of prime
and universal necessity-ihe duty upon
which has been the theme Of many dole
full Jeremials, both on The stump and
in the newspapers. The last Petersburg
lntelligeneeF says, salt may be fonnd lor
sale. at The siote OF worthy Democratic
friend OF ours, 10 this town, at ST. 62a
cents per barrel Of 270 lbs. The salt was
man pfactursa at the Saline works, New
York, and y As good as The Liverpool salt.
which sells AZ SL75 andS per sack Of 229
lbs. I Now what will beihe effect ijtbe
foreign SAT- i1ust come down 10 ,he price
oflhe domestic, or II cannot End. wbatit
is obliged III have, a market. This u he
process by which high duties make low
prices-yei there are people who have
Yesand sefEnot. ears and hear not, minds
but they viii not understand N--Zpnch6urg
Tirgiaian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

A sonpglsdy in Shelby county. Mis-
souri,, committed suicide few DAYS since
in an extraordinary manner. She and
her sistef started 10 go TO meeting. but
something having been left behind, the de-
ceased returned to get ii, and as She did
not return, search was made for her. She
was found about two miles from. home
10 wood, a. spot where two trees had
been partially blown down. and whose
tops met! forming an arch some twenty
feet high. She had walked up The trunk
Of one OF the trees, and with rope taken
from her house, had hanged herself.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03
From tie Hinchsster Rep,l blicdn.
,yINr rSrFPj + III, AAfaMPNT

An adjourned meeting pr they citizens from
Saturday, re-pssembsed on Wednesday night
Both Of the Military Companies xere in attend
snee, together with l,rge number of private
citizens. John w. Miller. Esq the former
Chairman, presided, and IN The s0sence oil the
5e.-ste-y, a. n. cssitshea7 sstv.lA
The proceedings Of The Charls stown Artille-
ry were read BY the Secretary, md responded
10 with much applause by an preyent.
VIM L. Clark, Esq on the part Of the eiti-
zenss addressed the body 10 hsfpy style
The meeting adjourned to- meet again on
Thursday evening next, when thu report ofthe
Convention, which is 10 take place on Monday,
will be made j. W. Mlf4LER, can.
r. n GALLhHER Seer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

Merico BY The schooner Robert Cen
Ter, from Tob4scoI whence sshe sailed 90
the 30lh June, having stopped on her way
al Sissl All Campo schy, news has been re-
ceived BIZ the editors Q: the N Oilesns
Courier ID the effect that The Governor
General ofTobasco, Senimonort formerly
residentfof New Orleans, bad reyolted,
al the head Of 100 men, against the Gen!
erakG overnnent.
tits further stated that be bad succeed
ed 10 swelling His force 10 400 or 500 more,
and7ihat General Ampuda bad been des-
patched TO march against him. The
steamship City OF Dublin" had left Cam
pescby Tor Vera Cruz, having on beard
The commissioners charged with effeciing
a peace beiwee Mexico and Yuca,an.--
Their names as follows - Benjamin G..
Reion, Cresseneo Jose Pinelo and as
Secretary thereof, Geronimo del7Castillo. \
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

The British and the Loco Foeos. lit
will be seen that the British Government
are alreadyIcoun,ing with certainty upon
the aid Of the Democracy Of the United
States
They anticipate a. Loco Foco majority
in the next Congress. and either BY these
means. or The scheme OF Mr.. Webster,
they feel confident Of procuring some a.
melioration Eof trade Lord John Russell
says ''the certainty Of revision Of The
American Tariff al the next Congress on
terms more]iAvorable to England, provid-
ed We adopt bis views Mr. Webs,er's)
forms the burden Of his speech"
With Mr.. Webster and The Loco Focos,
the Englshlhink they would have matters
their own way. Whether Mr.. w will
be made al iEsirumeni 10 favor their in.
Eteres.s. is sin a matter Of doubt: but the
Democratic leaders here proclaimed 10
advance thai they ale prepared to do more
in The way Bof.. pleasing Queen Victoria
than she reahires. They not only 60 for
low duties 6n.foreign goods. but many OF
them are 50 obseq1ious % The crowned
heads Of Europe. that they will eaaure so
10 300 per cent. upon our exports. and
allow theiri 10 come 10 our ports free I
a 3f Louisville Whig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

~ =
7ise TAM has bseh deemed eF..'rtssirt and PR
kibaey 10 he sane bEsslh. 81 ID reckless erpo-
nsnisl-yes sbe returns stsw thai 4l.hiash in
rbristions have decseased il storas within
The last year. shig decrease has been epon the
frts. srd not mon he dnfishA articles -
u 1871. ths inpors4tioas Of IRE articles T.
raounsed 10 s.0l0. at; isiss3 70 Sny SCI $780,
COG. Ia Ietl. sae lssiasEt srtiesss!amaanted 10
ssi .926. 446-in lsla. 10 SEQ te5l633-4n ae-
iuaI ia<reass or Tie latter. wha: sbrt Of FrokiEi.
lioa : tll.si These simple fse;s p4suaie all the
assertions OF The Erqlirer asa slhsf prints. Who
b-gsn their dfnpnciaiiohs viihait waiting fot
rsssEss and who hscdIsssly keepsiP sclanof. ia
he face y az erperieuce dnsetly opposite 10 al
Interpretations What conf decde esn Be plse.
- ID journals uho blind;y Or yiekeciy mislead
,ler Iead ers upa9 ! .u'.ieei q y spr,auii
MARTINIQUE on PROTECTION.
Cen. washinslcn in his Grit 5hnual message
>ko t.>nxresr in 1889. SAYS:
.sThs sdyaacfmeai II asficlliaIe, epmmerce,
and maaufaciutes. by al proper aesns. viii mot
1 lrusi. heed Recommendation So cannot for
Ebear iniimaIing y you The eSpe;iiepev 81 giving
eGecina. rncquraxen,eni as ~sFI e Ihe fnsrodUc.
F4ion II new andsusefnl invenifaat from abroad.
Jas 10 exeriop- Il skin and sentAs in Producine
Again, 10 his eIghfh message vs'tud 'he follow
ings .
! Ylcongress have repeatedly. AID noi Without
tsnccess. dreciedsheir attention ~ ne encourage
! r,snt, n manufactures The oljecI IS ef Ioc
rrach eepsrquence not 10 insnfg aTconiinuanec
lof their rfTs4is 10 every way shifh shall appeal
Ieigiblen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

Col johnson. The Louisville Journal
says The good people doubt The identity Of
Col. Johnson when be makes bis appear
.snce where he is not known. Ii adds !:
"He made speech 10 certain village o.
yer 10 our sister Stale, where Ne bad new
er been before. aud the Loco POGO inno-
cents who heard him sWore II was not The
penuine Dick Johnson. but some sham
Dick that The cursed WhigsRwanted 10
humhug them With and il ras long
line before they could be induced 10 sd-
mitthat The poor. miserable. hlundefing
orator before then. was the celebrated
Dick Johnson. the efadicatos ofFfecumseb.
the au.bofofthe famous Sunday Mail Re-
Iporf. and the, irresistible fsscipaior 81 e.
males Of ,be most uuqnestionsSle Eihiori-
an origin"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

me packet ship devastated from New
York % Monday for Havre. with $76..
20 u Mehscan silver and FIVE francs.
Inc Burgundy took on. 8 ia. 667 on The
6th, and Ssp0O0 have been shipped 10
different lO.1 WAFs IndiaPorts, making total
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03
AN AMI soMNA MBUiIsT.

Thete is atahe shannondale Springs a negro
man. who is something 81 curiosity tIe is az
iaffFensive, oblisins creature ana is always en-
phalically "wide awake when duty calls. Tho
above forty years Of age, hs las srrsr been knoen
70 sleep! Neither man, womaa nor child can
Say TIA, he has been caught mapping even Tor a
nihnfel lie is NOT entirsly "a cgll-water man .
though be siakes his thirst from no Other than
lhe pure fountains hat aow pea; his residence
Iieis an attendant atlhe Baths aud whilst he
miugles the hot and coll Coz others and. is always
winning good verbs from those Fshom be serves,
20 temptation can induce HIM 10 NEEDLE with
the FRI sraier, which has beea the seourge OF so
many Of the whites as we'd as ofshis own race.
he - -TeetoraAler-nnpledssd, ;ei arm and
faithful 10 his p1rp nse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

A letter rpm Washington says :--s.ItTss
'ly reported iha, FRAscIs II DAs
vIDcE. Efq formerly ofibe City OF Bal.
timore. and ktpresent Clerk iaatbe Pen.
sion osfice af Washington, i about 10 be
appointed Cpnsul y Glasgow.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

!. TExAs-AdvicesI have been received
o. New Orleans from Galveston up 10 the
lSthtinstant.
The Texan naval vessels Austin and
Wharton, under Com. MooRE and Capt.
LoTHRoP. vii b Colonel MORGAN. arrived
on the 18th Jolly from The
volunteer CON panies aud large concourse
Of citizens tuned tou. to welcome their
arrival. Y4
/. The whole OF the Mexican forces are
reported to have left the coast Of Yucatsn.
Gen. WINS MURPHY delivered 9bis
credentials al Charge d'Affsires Of The
United States. 10 the Secretary Of State
Of Texas, on The 10th June. and was pre-
scented to the President on the sane day.
The Houston Telegraph ofthe 18th uIt.
states that il is rumosed that The Presi..
dent has appointed Col. s. Williams and
Gail Borden. Jr. ESQ. Commiss ioners to
negoiiate With Santa Anna relative 10 the
adjustment d the difficulties between
Texas and Mexico.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

We learn from the Virginia F4ee Press that
our talented young friend, >Mr. CT w. }. copp,
Ia:e Of Wakefield in this State, who hiss in years
past contributed several interesting articles for
The Gazette, delivered thrilling and eloquent
Address, on The Alb Of July last, at scee bra
ton 10 Smtfr6eld, virginia He II young gen.
tlemsn of much talent and 7ro1ise, and we
heartily wish him success in sfihis JinaertskiDgs
Dover t.N I'D Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

All meeting Of lhe President and Board
Of Directors ofsihe Alexandra Canal Com
pany, on The 9th ult., the proposals Of
DonnelIy and Easily for building the out
let locks of the Alexandria CanAl were
accepted. and the work given 10 item as
contractors. The estimate, We UNDER
stand, viii make The cost of lie locks !.
bout $35 200. yaier Goxeiis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

IRELAND We learn BY the English
papers that ir. SMITH O'BRIEN had gi.
ven notice id the House Of Commons. Of
motions for committeato inquire into
the causes Of discohient al present pre-
vailing in Ireland, with view 10 the re.
dress Of ieysuces, and 10 the establish
ment Of such a systsm Of Just and impair.
tisl governme emf as shall for the future
leave no gro nd for well grounded com
plant on the part Of The Irish people. !"
This motion stood for The lth OF the pre-
sent month, July and would doubtless
give rise to very important discussion
on Irish afaIrs----Nat Lntelkgencer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03
Loss OF THE PACKET SHIP MEMPHIS.
NcRFoLK. July &c, 1898 P. 4

The packet ship Memphis, Capt. Allen. Is
DAYS from New Orlesnsi bound to New York,
was wrecked on Chickamicomic Island, 25 miles
north. Of Cape HalieTas, on Sunday morning
92d inst al O'Clock. Passengers and crew all
saved--yessel and cargo lost.
We learn from some OF The passengers
Who arrived This evehing in the Elizabeth
City Stage, that the Memphis experience
ed heavygalelof wind on Friday eve.
ming from The norihward and eastward
with very thick weather. which coniinu-
ed Till next morning. when she struck
They left the wreck yesterday morning,
when Capt. Allen was making arrange
menis 10 send the crew on by sea to New
York The Memphis was ship OF 900
tons. ard had in . fall cargo Of tobacco.
cotton, lead. corn wheat. SC. supposed
~ - slnrih d p ~ . tds Of g 100, 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

Chesapeake and Okio Canal The Cumberland
Civilian Of Thursday says:
We notice thai he work on she Canal is
still progressing We fear, however, that
u will De stopped. though repprtssys that
the contractors will continue the work.
and that too. under The contract as enter
ed into With Gen. Mcneil.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

The President n The United STAGES went down
the river on the 25,h 10 the osceolaN accompanied
by the Postmaster General and his family. On his
way 70 The Rio RaPs, as il is undksiood. upon
short wish for health and recreaiipn.-.E INTEL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

yuuHe.-N IVIItI IIUII
Tahriz brings the disastrous account Of an
earthquake having nearly destroyed the
whole Of the townlof Khoi. between the
Lakes CT Ur1ia and Persia. BY which up
wards Of a thousand people perShed.
The inhabitahts Of Tabriz had also been
alarmed by frequent and violent shocks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

ar syis., 10 Ansriesa Efopaui. + 70 make
IS ~ ,,rsnsien - ne s.h, from Lancaster.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

BetterslGie tim neper.-The Delaware
RepubIicansays:-'.A revolutionary SOL
der named Jacob Carr, aged one hundred
and ten years, was baptized IN the Wissa-
hickon a few weeks ago. He served un-
der Washington during the whole war,
and is now a.pensioner. His grand child
rem and grea, grand children reside in
the village Of Brandywine. He enjoys
the bes. of health, and now in Ills old age
has become christian and joined the
church Of Christ His pillow will be
smoo,bed by the Lamb Of God when he
receives The summons Of Death
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03
WARRINGTON OF PROJECTION.
ri5,-tTIONs At HESp.

The National Inrellieencer. spgsking Of the E
lec,ions 10 be held lbe present month, refers 10
The ahsence ofpbfi:icsfrrci,enepl The exeep-
lion to this rensik may be found in Tennessee,
in which STATE, the contest has bsep carried on
with great vieor. not only BY theE rivals for the
Office OF C;ever5pr, in person. bat by he candi-
dates for othrr places. That paper ssys:-
.When We GEL iherriurns. ne sferest Of :tiem
vii be much Diminished BY a. fact that the
wings have sutIefea 50 many oflSe CopgFessiop-
al elections aireadyIo 60 against hen ~ default,
tbs, under no circumstances h5heir opponents
be prevented from realizing a rpsjarity in fhe
House Or Representatives
I The Senate Of The United States however,
may yet be saved 10 ne wings, sod~W be saved.
il We are not estegiously disappointed in the re-
suit Of the election in the State Il Tennessee, BY
whose Legislature, now to be cjlosen, Senators
are 10 be elected d. I'll the two seats in Ihat body
4hleh have been fariiously kepgvacaut FOR lhe
last two Years The State ofsrennessee may
therefore be said lobe The batns ground oe the
present season. On Which success 10 The .whig-
wnlbe a victory indeed, giviuaihem the control
n the Senate, ip certainty. until The expiration
or The 2sth Congress" W
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

lay, Ind notwithstanding the ra-
les by wIh,er killing, the fly aOdruss..
has turned out a very fair yield. The
rust and ~ which, al one time. created
SO much alarm. have done but inconside.
rable injury Thus far, then, Providence
has been boantiful 10 the iiliers Of the
earth. from whom an overfowing mea.
sure Of gratitude is due. and which we
trust will be,repaid in spirit to render
the offering acceptable"