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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

j Hon JosS =. C,rox Of La Sale Co. has
been appointed by Gov. Ford .iuGge Of the Ninth
Judicial Circuit OF Illinois, vice ]. N. Robinson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

j. The 7ycr IS stiA rising al ST. Louis, and
flooding tie Io5s grounds OF the American bot.
tom The Missouri bottoms are mostly inundat-
ed, and present the appearance Of an extended
lake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

II a Council OF riie Bishops of the Catholic
Church assembled this week IN Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

L The Collecto. of the Port of Boston has re.
cefyed twenty dolazs, sent anonymously by some
one who confessed having some time since de-
frauded the Government OF that sum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

u Naval Library aid Institute have been
established at the Charlcstown Navy Yard, the
prospects Of which, although IL has been IN ope-
ration only one year, are very encouraging.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

Il Bowdoin College, including the medical
school, now contains 227 students.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

u The Jouneyncn Carpenters Of Pittsburgh,
Pa. have arranged With tn employers, agreeing
10 work io' the same wages as formerly, 10 be
pad So week IN cash and the balance IN goods
at cash prices. We DO not see how any one
could ask them to teaa Jess than tins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

u 4 vessel has left Boston for London with
50 tons OF ice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

] The Great Western viii leave this port for
Liverpool OF Thursday next. We understand that
some seventy persons have already engaged state
rooms and yet there are accommodations left FOR
fifty morn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

= In spite of the Railroad reduction of fare.
. line OF stages between Albany and Schenecta.
dy, runs n conne1ion with the packets between
Schenectady ara I-1ica.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

Common Schools. whose session at Utica last
rc,r was of 50 much interest and utility, took
n,,ce =, Albany O, "Wednesday morning. Thr-
" members were IN attendance. ihtopoRh +
KING Of Kings, was appointed President, JAMES
HENRY, OF Herklmer, and RhFn n. / INci'' Oh
Steubcn. Nlce Presidents and aLRERT RIGHT
and EowAReJ J. SllrMwH, OF Essex Secretaries
sr,,,, S,uoo,g-1t Tho Anniversary Of ,be
Now y-,rl CIV Methods, Sunday School Soci.
ETY., held on Tuesday evening, handsome col
lection Vas taken up, and several addresses made,
aud statement given that the number OF schools
under THIS union IN the city is p; teachers and
officers, s3Ii scholars, $3.50 volumes IN the
libraries, 1881.
F.oy {, ,nr,-Rr inc 1-ig Boston Can't Ham.
ton, we have adviees nom Oadiz 70 'a' i'ln oi
April. Capt Ii. informs Us that there Is nothing
Of any Importance whatever going on at cadz,
Basiness was uncommonly dull IN the city, al
though very brisl, IN the interior.
Fso, s,c,,y-Ez the arrival last nrbt of the
ship Courier. Can't. Durgan. winch LEFT Messina
on the 9th Of April. we learn that a severe snow
Storm occurred in Sicily a few DAYS before the c.
LEFT. which DESTROYED nearly all the fruit.
sesvp-Tbe new steamer :. Er,n-e :, made the
I'm. 10 A,h,oy IN Wednesday N hours and IS
Int. ,s-,r,o5;,t.
osces.
p,,,o,,.. f.o.s Fy,,rzs md tho m, ron,
- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

l. The Boston Spectator, ably edited by L. F.
Tasissro, has ceased 10 appear, IL consequence OF
some d!siicu,ics IN the publication department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

LIE CRoPs-The Easton Md Gazette, of
Saturday last, says-"The wheat fields in this
county present thriving and promising appear
ance''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

IL TnE EXHIBITION OF THE NATIONAL Ac,-
pEag 9F DEs.cS IS now a central point of attrac-
ton for the far ard fashionable ci CIR City 1t
was crowded 10 an inconvenieR, degree last even
ing. There are some pictures here that win on
the heart OF the gazer and we hope to take far-
ther notice Of the Exhibition soon. II IS pity
tl!st the Managers do not advertise more exten-
stvely, 50 t!lal e-qvd Of strangers nov IN the
City may find out that ne have sacn al. Exhibi-
Ton at present. you hardly see a country face
there N FIVE hundred.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15
THE MARKETS.
OrFIcE or rHE BALrrMoRE AAnRIcAH.
@ IA Z ~ -

June III r. M.
CATTLE.--Ther were only 1T head az
Beef Cattle offered for sale at the Scales this.
morning, Of which lis were sold to butchers,
and 62 left over. The prices paid ranged from
SO, 25 10 IS per 100 lbs Oh the hoof, which is
equal to s4,50 a S5,75 net as il quality.
H0GS.-There are upwards OF 1000 bead of
Live Hogs in market, which ara hela at AZ, so a
80, IS per 100 lbs, which is decline
FLoUR.-rSales Of Howard street Flour Of
good standard brands have beenmade from store
to-day at SIS, whichls the general asking price
nana Tho rss7uipt price is "A ,S7A.
Sales Of 1900 bbIs. City Mills Flour on Sa-
turcay at S5,a5, full. we hear Of no sransac-
tions to-day
Small salesiof Susquehanna Flour al S5,95
GRAIN.-r-a cargo Of 1900 bushels good quail
~ Pennsy lFahia red Wheat was sold ON Satir.
day at Sl,46{ There has been none in market
since. we quote ND. reds at 95 lI2 cts, for
ordinary II prime lots. Sales Of Md white
Corn to-day 81 IS cents A sale of Penn vel
low to-dayiat 50 cents for conmon and 81 cent
for prime. We hear Of no sales Of soats-thev
are worth 2s % cts. forfMaryland
BACON Bacon continues in fair request
and Western Hams are held al 6 cents as il
size and quality. We note sales Of Sides at
cents; Of Shoulders at 81 10 Az cents as ia dual
itS and assorted at 81 10 81 cts
WINSKRY SALES to-day finds. at IS cts
ard of bbls al 26cenfs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15
DIED,

OF paralysis, on Friday the Goth uIt at her resi-.
pence near Reyes Ferry, in this county, Mrs. MAR
eAaEr McSHKRRrs in the 65th year Of her age
The deceased was born near KlIough, county Of
Down, Ireland, and eigrated 10 This coants in $40
OF her devotion 10 the religion and country Of her
forefathers Il is needless 10 speak, 10 those VIM
were at all acquainted with her character and none
who ever entered her hosnitahc house Jeff h nth
out being impressed with her transformations charity
aDd beneyolenee. May she rest IN peace
On Sunday last, at Hafpers-Ferry, MIR VIM
CnUzEx, aged about Is years..
On Sunday morning las. Mr.. Dawn RassrLL. of
Loudoun County, ID The 25thsyear Of his age.
On the 29th uIt Mrs MARGAREr HAwKIEs. wife
of Mr.. Jeremiah HAWKING, cf Betkeleyleou IN
the 4sth yearof her Age.
AT bis residence near Frankfort, in Hampshire
county, on the Sist ult, Capt. EPHRAIM buxn. aged
about 70 years. Capt Duan was one Of Inc ol,iest
and most respectable citizens Of Tie county-A man
Of honorable principles and feelings-kins 10 ais
neighbors and beloved BY sll around him He viii
loHg BE remembered and his death regretted Cam.
Dunn served tour of duty III command Of 4 Conn
panJ during the war of 1sl 2, ip the North Western
Army, with great credit. sndswas Delegate III. me
legislature @ Virginia for several years. Ia every
situation IN which lie was placed, Grmnssb. Dropric-
y and trankness marked his conduct
TN the Slst Of May, after protfacts,l i,lnesx III
many months, Mr.. nEKRr GIns0H. III the 4ak wear
ef his age Clerk 81 the IT. s. District C0tlrt for
Ihe Eastern District IF Virginia. he has iefs !
{S 800 sste pAst3s t.lnlly ana anamererS fIrele
Of relatives, % bempan bis loss
The subject Of this NOTICE possessed generous
disposition and the kindezt feelings towards Ill
With whom be associated. ne died ii theiull as
snEAnee q q happy immortality.
A. Genoa. onthe z5ihs March last, Lady EnsKIxE.
wife cf Lord Erskine, her Alsesy Envoy Extraor.
a.asiy and alnAter Fienipptepiiary at he Court of
Munich, and daughter o. Cen Cad asIIader, al PHI
iadeIphia, LIS.
On ne ytn inst 4 BaiissoFe - slie 6tsh year Of
nef age MRS. ANY Dos zzpfta, Formerly IL Hxr-
per Ferry "a consoEt q The late Stephen Donald
son.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

lhihgs literally she had come Car 10 .,sse he
sishisn--she had Looked on viii wonder iisfss-
ioaishueat, ard no small share 81 ple2ss1s --bSs
something vas yes 70 Be dpne-these we're Fifag
.artiisfs, and she wanted 70 see The horses ~ in
reality She Ihoueht yfying could only y done
BY sVings, and lnoIhing Of thif SORT had she yel
seen
The value pr this arm ofahe public ssisiee IS
50 pereePlbls q every body, that gssest surprise
is expressed that Congress does not keep up
larger force, as a nucleus in. case Of sneSgsbcy.
We cannot doubt thar public attention wsil be
awakened 10 the matter al ihsrnex, session, and
wehoTe our Representatives vii lock ohIlelze-
where for subjects Of encoa0mical expetfAeni,
and that this admirable corps will Be 50 esAarg-
ed as 70 give Il all possible efficiency
We len ,heseene on Friday mo11i,.g. taA can
say nothing Of The events OF that Gay;
. The multitude. i've learn, began 70 Eebd their
way homesafd, and On Saturday. all was quiet
again. The occasion pJH be a theme fof Old and
yogng for many day 10 come
Amongst the Distinguished men present, We
were gra.ifsd TO ZEE the plsasan. and social vi
sage Of Ex-GoseIEor HoEard--a name dear 10
Maryland. ara associated with scenes oflhe Re-
violation which none can forget.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

The Baltimore Patriot notices d needing II
Loco Focos in Monument square On FrIdas eva.
ming, 70 express the opinion Of lhe pasty arainst
the reputation, which had been broaeAed BIZ
two leading State Senator's in Hartford coanty.
John Nelson, Esq formerly a member d
Congress, and minister abroad, presided, and
many distinguished men Of the party took part
A series ofresolutions were unanimously adopt.
ed, denunciatory ofrepudiaiion in ali lis phases
The Patriot says:
" The proceedings Of this meeting instantly
had an effect on the value Of the States. stock,
and as its proceedings are sent forward 10 evsry
county, aud TO be re-echoed back. we NAV Ell.
poet that the confidence 10 Maryland honesty
and Maryland honor, which, in former wears
gave such high character to the Marylsnd 81.
curilies, will be re-esiablished.' ,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

DESTRUCTION OF TALLAHAB5EE.
We have already noticed The tavsgss az he
destructive ere al Tsllshassee, By which AsEfiy
She whole town was swept away. Amongst
the sufferers, We notice The name or our lbrfhor
sownsman, AR. Dasik @. wilson, who Idss his
store house and is contents. The loss ID 1aild-
ings a;One IS stated Il not much less than BALI
e million Of dollars; and Of other property a.
bout Si5O,OO0.
\ A committee or relief. on which we're Gen.
G. r. Mercer and Gen. Thomas Brown (gnown
70 our eitizensl has been devising means 10 al
leviale the calamity, and an address 10 lh9 Peo-
pie Of The United States has been published,
which is already awakening the spirit ofIbene-
violence in many quarters. The address lays:
''Such calamity cannot but make al pow
erful appeal 20 the sympathy ola generous pub
lie, and 10 their reliance on thar appeal Gle cii-
zens Of Tallahassee consult the feelings, which
they have themselves manifested on like occa-
sions, towards the calamities Of theirgameke for
lunaie fellow citizens Of The United Sta,ess
Having just escaped from the ravsgesiIof an
Indian war, they bad begun to cherish III hope
81 returning prosperity, though struggling with
those embarfassments Of the currency and cont
meFce -of!he United States which have been
felt more Or less in every portion Of the Union,
but to the South with peculiar force,
Its, at such period, and under saeh e9rcum-
!------..i-. .sssy are reluctantly induced 10 look
peyo2d The limits Of their own Territory, ftr con-
ISOLATION and aid. The far greater pafi II Those,
who have most heavily suffered BY The ale le.
slruciive fire, viii seek through clffsreni
channel, 70 repair their heavy loss. That por.
lion OF its victims, to whom relief may come
need 'has a should be promptly administered n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15
NIAssACHunE.Trs. !.

y The Wing State Convention, sssenhlefk al
Worcester On the TN nominated by an almoI,
unanimous vote the Hon. John Davis as candt-
date fog Gcvsrnof, but that gentleman deelined
The honor. The Convention then selected the
Hon. GEoaeE n. BRIcGs for Governors and the
iHo1 JOHN REED for Lieutenant Governor. The
Boston Atlas says:
1.-THE entire proceedings Of this Convention
,have been Conducted with he ntnaokt }lecorurn
win me nearest approach 10 unanimity-with
a NICE regard TO The feelings andwishes OF our
Wing brethren in all parts Of the Sia,e-with 4
pervading sense Of the pressing necessity Of Z
mighty effort 10 redeem our CAM, bn,.sai,E,
from the disgrace which overshadow herewith
an undlminlshed confidence in The truth and HE
,nesilmable value Of the principles OF the Wing
Farty-and with deep and enduring seniimehI
of patriotic devotion 10 The eause m sconI
stry.s' Ae vi 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15
.MaRRIRn.

On Tuesday thee6th inst at the residence ~ Cant
John McLanahan, BY the Rev. S. L. Wilson. CRoM.
WELL ORRIgk, Esq, or Morgan county, Va, TO
MISS hnp-ssH AisI-lxAHAN. Of Franklin CO... Pa,
Married. at St. Julian, near FrederIcksoulrx j..
Thursday eyening the Isl instant, BY the Rev Will
liam Friend, RoBERT S. HAMITox, ESQ, of Rich
mond, 10 Miss HELEN BRooKE, youngest daughter
Of the Hon. Francis r. Brooke
In Norfolk on Tuesday, SOth May, by the Rey'd
MIR. Hitselberger, MIR. JoHN PURCELL, Of Richnnond
city, to Miss MARTH1M, second daughter of Cam
tain Tho's Il. webb, U. 5. Navy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15


MEssRs EDIToRs :-H will giveyou pleasure,
! doubt not, to hear that this neighhorhood is
steadily advancing in the Temperance Reforma-
tion. With is are large number Of the intel
ligent aud worthythe Society numbers over
900 MEMBERS
By resolution Of the Society, the Delegates
to the next Quarterly Meeting are Instructed 10
tender TO the Delegates of the September Con-
yention Sylvan Festival. The business Of the
Convention g be transacted 10 Tie Church, and
me dinner % DO spread In a beautiful grove ads
joining Weidesire grand rally from all the
surrounding towns. You will be- nlaasaa = e.
eeiye, with your temperance household, spe-
cial invitation.
3Q-1FThe following are the Delegates OF tho Elk
Branch and Zion Church Temperance Society i
Robert Slemmons. James Burr, Dr., DIR. j. b +;
Waugh, Henry Snyder. John Hess. Jacob Miller.
Samuel Melvin. Wms Engle, Joseph Davis Daniel
Maddox, Nath'l Drenner, John Snyder, Sen, isaac
Hinkle, James McGaryf, Mchael blue, John Hin-
kle, Henry Cook, George Duke, George Clitnef.
/ John Kenharfl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15
chesapeal.e and ohio ICnna1.

We are Informed that a meeting Of The Stock
holders Of The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
pany, was held al FREDERICK city, on the 5.h and
9th instis., and that a general feeling appeared
20 exist in favor Of great exerlon being used 10
effect the great object in view.-On the first day
at the meeting committee Of six was appointed
to take The subject into consideration which
committee, on the next day made Report III
whish the following Is a parts
"0fthe Extension of the Canal We are OF D.
pinon that The interests Of the State and ali i'd.
terests connected with, or 10 be developed By
that Canal, are emnenlly involved ir The early
and substantial extension of the Canal, in con.
formity with its plan, up 10 the town Of Cum
berland and that ID this end, the energies Of the
President and Board Of Directors should be d.
rected with vieor and perseverance,. h
With this general expression OF opinion, he
Committed viii bring 20 HE consideration of he
meeting, the necessity Of observing certain pre-
Icautionary measures, which will now Be indieA-
ted:
LIST. That competition oughtto be excited bY
public advertisement in the newspapers, before
CONTRACT 6e entered into. Proposals 10 be receiE-
ed BY the 26,h Of June.
"2 d, No attempt should.be made by the CON-
pany To- purchase Stale bonds, until the Treasut-
er shall have failed to effect sales Of said bonds
as au.horsed-say until the 10Th July,
BID. That no contract shall be entered into ex-
cepi with the condition that il may be snnullad
By The Company, after thirty days noEcsl al any
lime within twelve months after date or said
contract On the payment Of one per Dent Is
damages upon The une4pended portion or Tie
contract
9Th. Provided, however, thai nothina vhak-
ever shall be done by The President and Board
Of Directors. which may prevent or ertbarraks
the sale Of the State Of Maryland Of heslia,eresl
in The canaln
AT the late meeting. the following gentlemen
were elected elIicers Of the Chesapeake -ky Ohio
Canal Company for the current year;
Prtsidsnt Gen. WA GlRHs MeNEIFlE,.
Directors Col. Frisby Tilghmah, John b.
Wharton, Esq. Washington county William
Price, Esq, Allegany county. Col. James NJ
coale. Ffeeerick county. Nd; Daniel Bptkhafi
Berkeley eOnniy Va; John P. Ingle, Esq, Wash
iugson City, b, c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15
ALRXANDRIA TMARKETs

ALEXANDRIA, June 10
: FLY R.-y The wagon price remains at "a, Is.
receipts ilght One or two small sales we're
made from stores yesterday at "a .s7a, but aflhe
close iof heday that price could not be obtained,
and the market has a downward tendency
GRAIN Very lin arriving. Sales Of one
cargo white Corn, at So cts. No wheat Offer
ing.
CAr lie MARKETING market is well
supplied. BEEF sells al AS 10 Sc, according to
qaallty. Lambs are worth from sls25 to Si so.
Sneep will bring from 81 so TO So
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15
TIFjI.XAS..I

We have ID account 81 another naval
action which hook place of CsmPeaehy
on the l6,h May between the Tezian
vessels III val Austin and1Wharlon on The
one side, AID tie Mexican steamers
Moniezuma and Guadalupe on the othef.
The aelion lasted aboutllwo hours. when,
,he con,endine vessels mutually hauled
found liz shin Is 81 81 much disabled
fhavinv received Is an some fifteen oEthe
enemvss shotl as n induce him 10 return
Il ~ anchotasa Il ia barbor If Cam
peachv. whiEher he vas followed bv The
bril- Wharlon. The Austin appears 10
have borne the whole brunt Of Tho Next
can iire. and her loss was three kiI,
LED ana twenty-five wounded. o. WON
only SIX were consldeEeddangerous. The
Ms s. loss = not known; ~ IsPo5'ea
q nl,y OF sixty - kllled arg ~oun ns
On shore these wss cons!neraole ngaNng
between .ne teca ,'il ana Mexican .looDs
On me Io1n anu i9tn May wi'nou. any
decisive result. !
-
lne Ous'osn House. g. ihts place. was,
we understand, thoroughly rsnopatea' %
saturday ias1. ~ 'ne removal q au sne
suooIoinsIe osncess appointed under mar
lisOn aumahsss1al.o -
Lasl0I a, Hoass 81 &c noinas
! VI. sss larson. Measnef--,i ufne1 DIX
~ = ssuaF - 'ie~s's
~. =. D11.,:.
b. ne ot lsou,s neP9 s. = M, .ns as'
lns'an' ~ ~ ps. q T !, 'ss sus
sin ~ suu aAel1 90 a = 800, $50
oo'u oesh Eea,or5u, ~ n mn ue .a.
$500 u'E n ~ - - I Iha 80 Tsies
s sostS 4, 81, 49, No. !, =
dpPo'n'su y ~ e1oss opless.
Sentence or Goodkup. The motion for
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

ExLARcED The Philadelphia Forum--a
prime paper. Also, The Cincinnati Chronicle
sound, talented journal. Wethink we must
also enlarge Richmond Star.
Enlargea Why bless Us. you are enlarged
every day, just as the frog was when he looked
al The OK True, you haven't Bssiel JET, bul
you had better keep tight hold on your Gaia
bangs. There's no knowing what may happen
the next time you swell ont.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

GEoRGrA.-The Democratic State Con.
yention Of Georgia assembled atMilledge.
vile on the 9th instant. The Hon. Marx
A. Cooper received the nomination as
candidate for Governor. Among the pro-
eeedings ofthe Convention. committee
of Fl members was appointed TO take ia )
20 consideration The propie.y of expires.
sing, by the convention, The preference
of the DemocraticIparty Of acan didate for
The Office Of President Or the unilAa
States. This eomInIItee reported on
Tuesday morning andrecommended Mr..
CALHOUN as the fayorite candidate of .he
party. The committee also reported reso.
lutions declaring that they would abide
by the nomination OF the National Con-
vention. Ball. .american.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

Canal betyirt CAIRO and Suez.-We
learn op The authority Of a correspondent
at Cairo, that the Pasha has determined
on constructing Canal between that city
and Suez-and thai The wotkis 10 be- com
menced forthwith. II is expected that
tnis undertaking will not prove SO ardu-
GUS as at first sight may appear; in many
places all that is requisite-to be done be-
Ing merely TO clear out the bed OF The an.
cient canal; and as Mehemet Ali has
now turned his sword into plough. share,
il is not improbable he may find employ.
ment for some Of his troops On the work. /
LBoHbay Tsmn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15
Chesapeake oad Ohio Canal Company

t.l'esutl etl'tt D.t1 Ollly p'klEut t<OB.paHy.
.Fhls Company solicit proposals at their
oiEce in Frederick until The 26ih instant,
for the execution Of The work remaining
10 be done on the line Of the Canal from
dam No. 6 70 CumberIan5 payment to
DO made il Inc bonds of the Company,
payable IN twensy years, bearing Interest,
not skceeaing SIX per cent, payable an
nuallE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

FATAL AccIDRNT.-We regret . learn
that a locoFnotive attached 10 freight
lfain from Cumberland. ran of The track
yesterday morning whea near the Point
Of Rocks. The fireman. a worthy young
man named JEssE ARA, was thrown of
and so much bruised asto cause bis death
very sooa after. The enginser aszligbI-
y Injured. - Ball. .7mer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

The Petersburg Republican, Van Bufen pa
pes that was about to Ego the way or all flesh, y
IN. seen resuscilated under the editorial super
vision or Mr. Washington Greenhow, and is to
90 heart and soul foE John C. Calhoun for the
Presidency. That looks like rearing rebellion
almos, under Mr.. Riches nose.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

sXK7As TAKEN from the premises Of The
w undersigned on Saturday night last,
10Th inst, BY negro I'd an, who rode him Is far
as Charlest6wn and then turned him loose
Light IRON Grey HORSE,
10 q 10 hands highs years odfshis Spring
and has slight depression on The rump, caused
from a kick He had no shoes Old behind
Any information that will lead tothe recove-
~ OF the horse will be thankfully received, or
a reasonable reward given, If desired.
GEORGE. lf. GROVE.
Mills Grove, June Is, l643.
70 WooD.CUTTERs.
The subscriber wishes to contract i'm
medlaIely for the cutting Of two hundred Cords
Of Wood, on the shares. .H
June Is. a. a GROVE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

The Seventeen yssr Locusts are making the
s'welkin ring'' with their harsh notes ID several
counties Of Maryland and Virginia one wing
has oa il the letter N. The other W--so hat. at-
cording 70 the signs thus exhibited. there viii De
No Var, except upon the esrshs green things.