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COUGH LOZENGES.

DErERS' COUGH LOzENGE are now rapid
ly supersedng all other preparations for the re-
lief of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, WboopiDg cough
lightness of the Chest, Bronchitis, and similar pull
monarY nlircIinns
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HORSES that have Ring Bone, SPAWN, Wind
Calls, sc. are cured by ROOFS SPECIFIC, and
FOUNDERED horses entirely cured by Roofs Foun
der Ointment. Mark this, all horsemen.
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German Publishers, Washington, ID. C.
~ Papers who will insert the above, Will en'l'ie
themselves to the thanks of the publishers, and ex'
change of courtesy. April 6-3t
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RHEUMATISM and LAMENESS positively
cured, and all shrivelled muscles and limbs are res
tored in the old young, by the Indian Vegetable
Elixir and Nerve and Bone Linament--but never
without the name Of Comstock & Co. on it.
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PILES, &c. wholly prevented, or governed If
the attack has come on, if you use the only true
HAYS I.nament, from Comstock < Co. All sores,
and every thing relieved by il that admits of out
ward application. 1t acts like charm. Use ii
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CORDIAL LOZENGES

Peters Cordial LoZenges are specific for the re-
lief OF nervous or sick head che, lowness of spirits
or melancholy languor and debility either from pre-
yious disease or too free living, remors, spasm OF The
stomach rrtabllty Of the nerves, bysterical alice
ton, drOwsiness cholera morbus sense Of fatigue and
palptation of the heart. From their efficacy in the
r lief OF headache, they called by many the Head
ache LoZcnges.
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VIZ ILL be published in the City OF Washington,
w by the Doth of April, the first number OF the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
POOR AT A BARGAIN.

mo man ever made SO little BY bar.
gaining as Mr.EClay. - Ohio Stotfsman. .
The Philadelphia Forum notices This singular
remark in she following appropriate terms
Thus says the organ Of Ohio Locofo-
coism, and il il set down as il The "a.
ture Of politicaEsin, that be should have
overlooked mete personal considerations
and hopes Of aggrandizenent ID bis ankle
iy-to establish and carry ont great princi.
pies which would benefit the nation at
largel Mr.. Clay has often been placed
IN stations when a little trucking 10 pow
er. little fawning and superseryiceable
sycopbancy, would have made him the
rising sup Of Locofocoism, While be
made but Hule BY rejecting such chances
Tor bargaining. the People have become
more deyotedly attached 70 him BY fnd-i
ing thathe is ever with Them and battling
Tor their best interests. regardless Of his
own.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
THE CAULDRoN.

We have devoted a potion Of our CO..
lumns. to-day, 70 extracts from the Lead
ing Administration and Loco Foco news
papers, and from the speeches. III Loco
Foco members Of Congress, toishow The
true slate and condition Of affairs ON the
other side of the house. The tItIa under
which we have placed these extracts will
not be considered inappropriate for.
Esnrely. il there ever was u political
|CAuLDRoN boiling and foaIning, s'yexed
and furious, i; is exhibited mi the case
oefore US.
Il is refreshing, indeed, 10 Aurn from
such diseord. noise. confusion. i'll feeling,
and jealous riyalfies. 10 Tie calm; ]Uniied
harmonious, and joyous action ana hopes
|ofthe Wing party. With but one Candi.
date-HENRYH CLAY--on whom ait
their wishes are centred. The Wings Jide
their time. They have confidence that
Justice will YET be done 10 one Of the
greatest Statesmen and purest Patriots Of
1.-THE age--a man who is an honor to bis
country, end whose services viii be re-
membered as long as gratitude finds 4
place in an American bosom.
mi #8. .aferandfin Gaxtffe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
srArE mIRnra-

+ The deb, Of Louisiana, divided among II. IRE.
white population o. The State, is al the rs,e q
$3.50 Tor each white man, woman Of child. The
debt % Alabama is allhe rate Of s4s, &C fvr
each vhie person The deb, Of Mississippi. $40.
IS for each white person The debt Of MARYLAND
so foreaeh while person The deb, Of Penps, !.
yaaia. 5000 for each white person tia, q
New York 1896 lAal Of Georgia. "a. 10: that
Of Ohio. s7.lS.
The dtst Of he Stale ofsyneini. Is a. 400
l66; the other Iiabihties, on substitution 10 -.
tious Psblis works, anoanlio 50 as72. $40. The
available assets 10 meet the annual liabilities,
amouu, to ssl2 o3e, and lhe intereston de pub.
lie deb, is $500, $50, making an annual de6cien.
~ ofSls.930.
Since The ADORE was Ia type. We see ii stated
that \ has seea aseeflaioed from Official or an.
theutie deeuments thar the total inde biedaess Of
all he States and Territories Ia This Union, Is
slss, sls.37e IS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12


4 cad q u. |,ttilr T1Nr.s appear, ID
he liti none1s d n. Winchester lRsr1|;icln.
announcing bis rSiirtcl fitn ihates.eb '.@Tent
We SlneeftIy .r6s. .t1I 1Ir r. my rs|.t more
felicity and hsppi1e<s|1 iht pufsul,s ard tvoe.-
sions 81 prifIle ne. lk1n = eriaI<i O erer
dftsasd Il b 81 Editor. BE n, s6|||ped The
character n ihaI iean.i eiih abll'Iy 10 from
Ne mid, though zeaIods m.npeE i Which be
eeuahssed il. be rs Won lhe es,esn nos only q
kis psl,izsns, bps also q nepy q bis political
HI. r. Il o.r..aEs [ssn or b. ,ru|s, Edilsr
~ IRIS p,perJ has assumed she Editorial control
nf lie RepubIIcst and taking 'hs nsmbef before
i, = i spscinen, We believe 3 ~ saiisfsc.
Iich sIiI e. rendered AZ a Ger Tor he
TASTES cfkis readers. he has M. 1iieioug Sc
lrctiobs. and bis Inaugural % hi. 4i|.ls. besrs
The stamp of mAhliness and fie1|I. The same
great msisdrts Or public Ole. and he same
course ID political matters 4. pursued ~ lis
fofmer Editor, win be sifetno. advocated =
He ssyts-
rThe paper will ssppon, s. heretofore, HE
true Wig principles have for their Oh.
iecISu tc3u44lll4t auu JUL (Nt4l atle1 " fIc
eovefnment5 sound national esnencyi a sys-
ZEN or revenue which will afford proper proiec,
tipu TO American industry a stTict observance
Of he checks and sbais1res q DOR Reppbli.
Gao system nhereby ne ertwinf power Of The
4 Executive may b Fesfeinfi and such limiia'
loo Of patronage rs. ic olichfi
may BE- SLOWED fail Iflt and III.
exefclse 81 an lhrls<ffiyi -. ei'lz.hs. ihef.
shat be proper restraint uPca heir inlerfeIsnc.
With eleciionH
s.Itcsn SCARCELY be denied that there have beer
glazing shusei IN the bessowal 81 Offices, and |
paIpabie disregard Of the pure principles upor
whichAhe government oughtIo be administered
TO correct such abuses, The Wing party hsy,
struggled Tor years. but when success has
crowned their tolls. lis fruits were iufned int
bitterness and ashes by The faithIessness ofah
high afiieeF on whom The government had de
: voired. sYei he Wings Of the county have q
jnstseasoa 70 despond The principles for whlcl
they have struggled, and for which they nov
contend. are immuiable and Interchangeable, an
must ultimately prevail. Their opponents hav
acquired no accumulation u s,renglh or nun
befs; and late regerses are but the results Of ha
apathy which alrayslfeilows djsgnst and disap
poiuImesf. The period of renovation and re
coyef5 from disaster Is no, distant-ihe. day-sia
re; CLEANS eueonfagingly, and the spiAt whic
fed our ancestors 10 rrsis, The encroschmeugs .
power IN all iis phases, is still warm in he b.
SONS cf vast majority ofihe American people.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
REnucrloN On posrAGE.


We noticed 10 our last, the couvening or the
Posimasters OF New York, Philadelphia, and
Baltimore, in Washington city. Il the instance
Of the Post Master General, 10 take into con
siderslion she subject OF reduction ef postage,
and the following report Of the Post Master Ge-
neral, transmitted 10 ihe Senate on Saturday,
weprssume Is asummary Of their doings:
Upon all single letters sent By the mail any
distance moi over 30 miles 5 cents.
Over so 10 100 miles 10 ~
Over 100 to 220 miles Is g
Over 900 to 900 miles 205 n
Over 400 miles %
/ twill thus be seen that small reduction Is
recon mended, but We think had Mr.. Wicklifie
enhraccd 10 his recommendation the abolish
ment Of postage o. Newspapers when transmit
ted through the mail 10 the different Pest Offices
n she counties wherein they are published. he
would have done much more 10 the Advsneemenl
49, ~
our Republic stands, and the increase Of which
insHrss l,s perpstuity. We believe tia, had
the report embraced this plzfosi,ion ii would
have neLthe hearty appreciation Of the People
and ibai that public fnnciionary could moi have
made moro popular, certainly not more laud-
able suggestion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

The New Orleans Tropic alter noticing The
recent b,nier put loftkFin he New York spirii
oflhe Times, By The friends Of Northern sieeds.
tsnd which We paAlisked,l says lhal hey have
ton Ne bssl sulherilY ''shat ! proposition hiss
bees made By an Ola sna FssponitbIs turfnan u
he old Doniniop, and sceepisdI on b. !. par.y
ealiink themselves ne .Solah W@.s.s anonr
whom are some of he asss inisensi,I tnrfnsn
IN ths eeu1lry. thss ne can ns,,t three horse.
sha, can tesl ses lhres horsls thai can Il
named b he south Western party. Al .ro,
three. and four nsIe heals, ior TIsr. Ter, and
T.rzniy 7tsn,sai D,l.sss fsile. tsli fosfeil-,he
races % - run ovsf shs lpailans Course: 4,
The fall meeting &C lei1
Unionbi,dls Fashion viii T. ike Nor,i,j ~
vorilc lct .hs ioar mile rice, s5e Mis- Foo,e,.
late ss.ratftissIy runhias. uill asly en,i.le be-
70 b P'sssd q he lis.s s1,l1'' ssliea. IS llsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
! ANornER nEEAuLrIER.

Mr.. Edward 4 Nieholi, Secretary to he life
Insurance and frfes COMPANY, II. ", has nsd,
apd The Cashier Of the ConPanyFery eoolly as
.res the public. thai he defaleasioa Is soi over
two hundred and forty thcusand dollars! The
sslary q Me-. N. was $4,000 net. annuu, and
i is said when be joined The Association some
twelve years ago, be was wealthy man. Blew
be has ssaandered such an immense foriuHe IS
amystery which is Jet 10 Se seized.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

Thar :. = Il ~ sssz.. 10y - Y -
rom Nv 6sl.ss 49,, = ~ $3.50 a
sach i warned ~ 'h.s,ss = 80, ~ s's
Nhie ID this civ. RI ssr 49, 80. 49,
is HrNRY Crky hv,hssS ~ sss,s s,.,s',
snd children 81 Ire am : 49, 800, :, ass
proof Of his hish excellence sad 4 sf, 49,
ability 10 appreciate snch suorih
The whole course e a. I-l.v 81,
Ashland 10 New Orleans. wss ons i,,,,, "a
Triumph, IS We were about q saylS u 80
|rious sympathy. from the ihreshholde s.
Mis- own house. 10 The table ofthe IN. 81
The PILGRIMS n New Orleans. al nv p2d
iii. Every SON Of Kentucky whom IL
pss<e,l q his way Is ire stesmboat hade
him God speed 10 bis course, Andeysrp
acomsaander. on whose deck he s,ood'
Ifen3taa. his boat was insured 81 theI u;;ah.
a. 81 tke espeople Of America.,i Ha ho,a
more tkan Cesar ard his fortunesI.,Hsnd
wbat had he then is fear Evefy.y;Ila,e.-.
leyerg landing place. and every wooainc
poini or promontory,. was crowded with
Eenlhasiasiic ciiizens, aaxious 10 catch 4
lehmpse Of The man from whom the fepub.
lie derived u much honor. No recent
levent had occurred 10 awaken ihiis feel.
linz buti was his presence, acting npon
ne nofy. and calling up all The efforts that
1.-The GREAT man hahput forth for tile peo.
lple. 1t Is not necessary for such III mar
as Henry Clay I'd achieve victory, orl
perform some new work Of extraordinary
EexceIlence. Mat his adyeni shoold)siir upE
1.-THE people TO enthusiasm. He hG done
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

bE@The Charters Of twelve specie pay ing
Banks in Ohio, expired on the lst instant, and
the mad and destructive spirit which character
ICES the actions Of the Loco Focos, when they
are in power, Is alike felt there. BY the refusal
Of the Legislature to re-eharter these institu-
tons The cause Of the distressing times il
that Slate, must b attributed to The Withdrawal
from circulation the issues Of these Banks.
which were convertible al any time into spec;a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
GREAT RACING u Tie Ne~ o,leaus Bull

GREAT RACING - The Nee Orleans Bull
ielin gives the result Of he four tpile race which
was run over The Louisiana course last week,
and says that il is aihs best race stsr rua. Mis-
Foole, by'imP. Consult vas he tiaper, beating
George Mario. BY Gafiisoa's Zineanee. and q !.
W. Kendall, " Medoe. il tie extraordinary
time Of IN. S6is.--smg sss-fss. Sals
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

4 nWe have nelietd 10 The, Congressional
reports 81 the last week, that quiAr 40 angry del
bate has occurred be,wssp SIR Benton and Mr.
Riyes, relative 10 remafks made ID Secret Ses-
sion, whilst the British Treaty was pebding-
i Is ltemarks a cotempossfyl az abOutrsd lines
on d map produced, and Of 10 sort Of ialefes; 10
anybody but the genllsmen themselves. These
same gentlemen once. unfortunately agreed
shout Black Tines They haze, however, differed
ever since.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12


Isssr4l Of he IssPltiIons passsd b
heir Iais meeting. bns tnons he n
matter us we're 4. lied % teie-
We 1ow prszsh' n or readers ~
EFave Irselu1e. |tie3 4.F'1assed 9,
semblase, and Sd. ioHa . p1e efi
noFsis n p1Fe ID .-rfReg IA e
~Rsssirrk, Thai'ns l'4 +. IN eject. 2 isl|zas
non q ne nafay yee,ss. !. pa1 lgsns'
- ~ 80, 49,. - ~. $3.50 -. de'.,.,.
sV,fi sf,Ics inoss.. II. thai s1isTs into az Siif
eans1 ihption 1f their families; iha We iieh = s
|pcpolisi maY grow richer and lheiTt spdenis
nay np.@ceI{ l3s;sass = numbers Ipas eseoals
R''' 80 -, <. n
'..s rs '.e'1s y - ~
49, ps ~ 80 y. - s.... Z.
-. $500 - = 81 100 " * -
'.l.t., '1s,'E ; ~ -
.. 49,. ~ " "a !, =
~ !,
- III = x ~
- =, u W 4
49, - eo'' ri -
r. 4. ~, u. ~ 81 81 u.
s. .1.s.a... ~ So:
>. '.'Js''os y z y. ~. !
3, 81 ~ - $50 -, l.'...
80 assS $500 . " 7. g ~,
80 80 - ~ 8 '''.ss1 : ]
soa't Ssnos 49, = 'n4s s0u's sl'ss Y
$3.50 2 @app'sesl''ns 1suie 1''s .. = 7
$500 = 'sSous .lie's = VOC ~
~ = $3.50, f'ns .uemssu 'o' P'ouus.'
IIsy M ias,n'1f po'uou =, 'ne COY. nun N
= $500 y 'fs'sneu' = H1s. y
10Y 'pen .. cannon sense' 'ns' y vac $500
- spEaseu = US man1'sc.u1'ns ss'a0 " N
III ofs enupl1y we're IN pps g 1922 a1'a'
y sa on.'s 'Slsa iln Po' Z .'0'l =. =,
ices which tney mahuiactuIe, fne ohiy feso Ute
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
DRowNEDl-ws 'learr that On Friday last,

DROWNED WE learr that on Friday last
Mr.. JImrs HowrLE, an aged and respectable
citizen Of this couuiy, whilst tetprniag TO his
home from This place, was drowned ip fording
The Shenandoah liver Il is supposed that his
horse fell. thereby throwing him from bis saddle
ia the midst ofihe cutreni. His body wasfound
aIday or 50 after .he occurrence About Two
years ago son ofaMr u. was drowned al he
same place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
virginia Bank Dividsnd..

The Bank Of The Valley has declared hall
yearly dividend of ; BIG per CENTS per ceat Of
which is payable 10 Observation-Disclosures.
The Farmers Bank or Virginia has declared
a half yearly dividend Fcf "a PER cent-2t' per
cen, Of which is payable 10 Stockholders.
The Bank Of Virginia mas declared half
yearly dividend oftwc dollars per share, or which
SI,75 Is payable TO Stockholders.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

eJLThe Court Of Inquiry, 10 references 10 the
Muliny on The Brig. sOasrs, are still engaged IN
taking testimony on the subject From that all
ready taken, II apPearsthat the Brig could moi
have been brought intO port, had not the execu.
lions taken place, Tho witnesses sllseree 10
reference to the main points bf The conspiracy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

eFA correspondent OF the Eomney InielIi-
generr eonuends The attention Of he public q
the articles which appeared 10 cur paper, under
she signature Of "Fsir Play and RI published in
Tie ln,elligeheer, and speaks Of The production
IN he foIlowing high terms:
Ma. HtRPER 81 have read line remarks n
sFair Play as they appear in yo1t paper or las,
week, and am decidedly Of opinion. thai n ne
fsoP'e ia our quarter would read. ana a. ipsiiee
. he author, they could moi fail 10 ses te true
cause Of onr moaelary emharrassmenls a ms
time-lhe VEro - Gen Ia,lssr ii he re-cls,-
~ q The Bank Of the Uniied Sales: snd Ia.
~ co. diticuies. as they nov exiss. ars imr
bic 20 that false step taken By HIN. Everv Al.
temps 10 give rs an adequate and su;lsble Eur.
tency since thar period. has been neeie match
work, and done more 10 Opposition 10 lIKSsr
CLAY, than 10 anY expectation al beneft,inc the
country. The views AZ Fair Plan are pls;nfv4
written. and may Be readily underwood by al
Who vail read, compare and reaec,. Ar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

e1Qaite severe shock Of an Earhquake
was experienced IN cineinasti, ca The lltf inst.
which lasted about three or four minutes, but
did little or 90 injury. Al slight shock was
also felt ii colambia. 81 c, 81 The s4mestme.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

This shows gradual reduction, apd hn. the
Tariff has moi Increased the price Of goods, and
il plust be obvious,o any discerning mind that
il has saved he county from being esfruhelm-
ed BY 1mporlasious Of foreign goods.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

tr5= Our thanks are dne 10 The Hons RicHlRD
W. BAnros, for pablo documents received BY
the last mail. We SHOULD be glad 70 receive
from our Wing friends IN Congress, 1asors u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN TYLER. IF Z

The MANuFAcrURE OF SAIr We are
pleased 2 I g see that the manulacture Of
selI, from the pure rock is goinp on n
THIS neighborhood. Mi. Keno Iii. an an
teTpFlslng gentleman from New Hams
snlTe has established ! Salt mn II This
county. which will enable him Is supplv
the farmers andiothers Of the VALLEY wiz
an aItlcle superior 70 any imported
we have visited Mr.. KendaTl'smilI
about mise rom town. where beautiful
specimens were shewn US The Rock
i bFonghtEto this country. in it's original
state. IS taken from The earth, and Ground
70 any fnsness required This Mil has
been IN successful operation for 1 month
and will ctFtaiply prove 10 81 i yerv i,p il
por1ant enterprise 10 The Vallev 81 VII.
GINA II
There y no other mill 81 :his kind sonlhs
q Massachusetts,. Mr.. K. believes that
pc lsihe first person Who ever inirodnc- l
cd lle manufacture Of salt from liz rock
n this country He viii receive i lie /
certainly ives, The patronage ii lhe|
public 1sisster R{publieaS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

The Richmond Enqniret states ihas The am
swer Of Gsy Davis q Massachusetts p theIde-
snand Of tie Governor d Virginia for ahs slave
Ls,iuer. charged with felony, has been re-
eeiyed a, the Executive Chamber. Ills liule
singular that the ffstimporiant business Of Gov
Mcdowell. on entering his Office. shopld be IN
some degree Mingled up with The subject Of Alb
olidon--s matter vhichzhe discussed so eloquent
" iusr efegen years ago. We doubt mol l,s will
maintain true Southern ground, that this is .
domestic question, belonging eniireiA to our
selves, and one which We cannot permit Others
IS interfere Win bat IL Marcos Aioflon. The
Loco Foco kboliionisl, should be chosen Cover
nor ofMassachnselss, We may have some anus
ing evidences Il he dexseriiy or dirioma.isis in
concealine their real ssn, 5nents. W., shall Al
wait events with no hide curiosity
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

bc5=Gen. Jons r. WALLACE, Is announced
as q Loco Foco candidate fdr tie State Senate,
from The Fauqdief District
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
HARD MONEY PRICES


AGcorrespondent Of the Baltimore American.
Whiting from Cincinnati states that fine turkeys
are selling 10 lhatmarkei at 37i cents each fun
grown chickens, dressed. al Ct GEMS butter a,
scents per Pouud iue apples at so cents Der
bbl.-barsel included
lnconnection wih the above, we copy the foI-
lowing extract from the St Louis Era. being a.
extract Of Eetler 70 The Editor Of iha, paper.
from farmer sin an adjoining county. which
shows Of with much force the beauties Of the
hard money sysiem. which is now prevalen, N
MisSo1Ei
/. Il send my corn to the market sir. il will
not neil me over s cents bu<hcl. and possihIc
non that. Ifhby, i will not much more Than bav
for the hauling, and so Of other commodities :.
Potatoes have been sold under lie hammer Tor
30 CENTS barrel, barrel and all. Now. sir. sun
posing me tOsove you SIS, and should under.
take p pay il BY stuff from MY farm-f4osy
much Corn willitiakes Ans 1874 bushels
How many Potatoess Ans. 50 bis or rather
l25 bushels Of Potatoes, and so barrels 10 bold
them MI. Editor, ! cant afford Ibis, and YOU
must hold of iill your old friend ge,s 10 fandsp
The frederick Herald thus spsaks|Of Cover
nOrgT bomas' lale Message
with every predispasiIion 10 look fasorably
on ihls FIRST Executive Communication oi' Cover
nor Thomas. We are yet constrained 10 say thar
aJter delioerate consideTatIon. we regard Il al
together. hs 'Ae most cisefediiatle State paper
thatwe have ever seen emansse from he Sta,e|
administration TIE spirit of4he bi,terl par,szan
celors all is saalemehn. and The whole circle of
State concerns j. covered as with paII.r
=
Alter Mr: Gushing had finished liz pape-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
s.Sasionai Forun..l

This spirited Journal has recsised 1 great &C.
9pisi.ion il issrsditoria department, ID Ilis psr-
son II James 5. Wallace, Esq-. formerly II he
Hartisbaig Telegraph. Mr.. ". IS Hlrm,
rsaious, and seiise f5isnd Of Mr.. clsy Ind ADDS
much 10 he already high characlefof lhas ioutr-
ii. which has been bod in denouncils HI pfs-
sent Adminislraiion II any ofcnf isishes de-
sire political paper from the city 81 Psna, we
would recommend The Form % her stIen-
lion.
f3sThe sens,s Of Illinois hare rtszsa bin
providing isr an ipdiscfimi1ais btsatise 20 ef
lie banks 1f:hai STATE.