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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-09

very much scorched, aad was Immediately
taken INTO Salter's, where every thing was
done to promote his comfort. Yates in
person attended to The little fellow, and on
leaving him said, You're a fine tad ; and
remember. If | ever Hear Of yoti passing
the AdelpIi Theatre without coming into
my house and getting as much TO eat and
drink as you o take. I'll beat you as blue
as you are black. Meantime, irxre Is Il
sovereign for YOU" "Whatl all thia mon.
ey for me ~ '.CertaipIy, my boy ''Ha
ha !" chnckjed the imp Of 500, God
bless your honour ! | wjs, your chimney
may be on fire every day io the year r.
Dramatic and Musical Reuiee.
Rapid Increase of Popdatioa,--On
Saturday morning Young woman atn-
ed Kitty Barry, residing in Jennings
buildings, H,gh.street, kensifgton, a 10,
calty inhabited by the lowcr order Of Irish,
was delivered of three children, 1--we boys
and a girl, to the no small surprise Of the
union surgeon by within she was attended.
They are all fine healthy Children. They
were the same day nanaed by Mr.. Bug
den, the Roman Catholic paiest for the
district, John Joseph, and Katherine.
The residence of the mother was during
Saturday and Sunday visited by q large
number Of her ,countrymen who. in wet
ting" John, Joseph, and Catharlne's
got very merry on the subject OF
their conniywoman's f~ectindi.y. the only
drawback on which was that she has no
husband. $4,000
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-09
BY the President:
THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner ofthe General Land OF
AVIS

Baton Rouge la, Dec, 9th 1914.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11
STATE SENATE.

There we're Ten Senators 10 elect This spring.
eigh,regular vacancies, and Two by resignsliors
The following is The RESULT by which twill D
seen that the Wings hareg ainedin The caiolinI
dislrci=a genains Wing. MIR. Thornton, The lad
was Wing during tie campaign d
1870, bu, following lhe fortunes efMr caihogni
he at length found himself 10 .Ihe Enco Focd
camp. lie carried hohody with him, however,
as Mr.. Sutton. real Clay Wing. Obtained /
majority in every aubiy in The disirie, tspottI
sylTania, Caroline and Essex over William ri
Taylor, son ofihe. celebrated John Taylor 81
Caroline, and in 1912 tRe Loce candidate fol
Governor
chsieyisid Disfriet James H. ICox, Loco, tte-
elected without opposition.
Caroiine--N. II Sutton, Wing, elected ovet
Taylor, Loco 8
,glbeslafIe---John Thompson, ii WhiE, elecs.
cd over R Pollard. Loco. III
,.9aguste-John II. Peyson, Wing, reelected
without opposition.
Southampton Robert Ridley, Loco, elected
vilhq1t opposition.
Noiioiuds-7Wm II. Dennis, Loco, elected oyei
w. CaTdwelL Wing.
Bedford-Wm Campbell, Whis, re-eieclet
over Thomas Keen, Leca.
Shenandoah David Crawford, Loco, over j.
J. Williams. and D Slrickler, Locos
Faaqutsr--Gen. Wallace, Loco, over Z. c.
Marshall, Wig.
.NonShgaIia William ]. WILEY, loco, rec
lected
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11
THE MARKETS.
OFFICE or THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN,
! May s, S PM


CATTLE. The sales shew further advance
in price A few head of.very inferior quality
b-ohght 80 IS, and the whole oil the balance
were sold at s3 rs per 100 lbs on The hoof,
which is equal to-s6 so 81 IS net as in quality.
FLouR-We are not advised Of any sales Of
Howard street Flour from sibre to-day The
Uniform asking price for good standard brands
fealinnes At s4 l8a. The receiptprice is. "a 064.
The last sales Of City Mills Flour we're a
81 R5 We hear Of no transactions to-day.
$ales Of 300 to 400 bbls. Susqnehanna Flour
al IS.
Sales of Penn. Rye Flour al 50 62a.
5RAIN.-Rui lille Maryland Wheat has ap-
peafed in market this dav or two II is much
wanted, and would probably bring over our last
quotation which was 80 95. cents for fair 10
good reds No recefpls, of Penn. Wheat. Sales
OF Nd, Corn at SO a. 81 cents FOR both white and
yeEpw. Two cargoes Of Penn. yellow were
soi1'at So cents on Saturday. The last sale Of
Md OaIs was al 90 cts. Sales since OF Virginia
at % cts. and Of Penn. al 90 CTS.
eBAC0N.~-HamS "a cents; Sides 4A.a5
GEMS; and Shoulders a. cents Baltimore cured
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11
Died.

no Wednesday morning, April Goth, at Spring
Garden, 10 the county Of Prince George Miss EyE-s
lrs HAnRIsoH TArIon. daughter Of the late Rich.
ara r Taylor, fornerly Of Petersburg, aid more
This lady was blessed with high Intellectual en-
Documents, and all The qualities which lend such
peculiar charm to the female character For sever
atSears past she had been contributor 10 the South
ERR Literary Messenger; and il may be safely affirm
ed that no article from her pen ever appeared il
kst distinguished periodical withouIeyokine, from
The public voice, we'll merited commendation. Be
sides various prose contributions, that were much
admired, she, two several occasions bore AWAY
The prize against numerous and talented connect
tors) offered BY the Editor ofsthe Literary Mes.
sehger for 1.-THE best written Poetic Essay ~
The last, "An' Address To newly matleS zen,
written under every disadvantage thai waning
heslth could impose upon~the divine nature OF ee-
mus, Is full of beautiful and striking thoughts, ex-
pressed in the true spirit and language ofPoetry.
n King William county. va. on The 3z,h Of April.
Nh. FRtScIs O'NKALE, formerly of-5elferson, aged
about 6syears. He died suddenly. He was sitting
u she yard at his sisters reading. when he was ia
kee III and fell lfeiess. He expired in less than an
honr, and his remains we're inferred in the old fami
~ buryiug ground
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11
PRRsBYTERY OF BALTIMORE.
tCorrsspondence Of ths Batsimoys Sun
WAgHINGroN a

WASHINGTON CRY, April 2S, 1913.
4 The Presbytery or Baltimore met 10 the
Bridge street church. Georeetowp. Oh
Tuesday evening last, and was opened
with sermon from ihe Rev. Nh. HauI.
son, q Alexandra, The Rev. Septimus
Tssion, Of Washington City, was unani.
mousiy chosen as the presiding officer
Of the body, and The Rev. Mr.. Bosworif,
secretary. The meeting was well attend.
ed by the members, aid the deliberations
we're characterized bB the utmost harrno-
my and good will
On Wednesday evening HE Rev Dt
breckenridge Of .Ba!IimoIe, preached Is
large congregation ia The subject IF ,ha
Second Advent Mech that was ne i
and striking was presented Sy The preach.
sr, but as the time Of The Advent Is noi
revealed 10 The ''angsls,YH or even 10 the
Son in his media orial character. pb
attempt was made IoI femove lbat dread
uncertainty which rests upon this sublime
and mysterious subject.
The Rev. DR.. Laurie. Of Wasmnoto,l
and Mr.. Morris. Of Baltimore, were ans
pointed delegates 10 ire General Assemble
which Is 70 meet in PHILADELPHIA II NAV
next where il expected tbatthe question
"oif the marriage of man with his de-.
ceased wife's sister, will among Other
things engage The attention Of the suI
Prene court Of the Presbyterian Church. +
The Presbytery adjourned last evening
p meet 4 Lorg Green Church soms
time 10 June.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11

. .L+Ths Rev. GEoReE L. Lumsnxr, Of the
UBiversalist Church, will preach in the, follow
ing pisces, viz
SmRhisd SUNDAY morning MAY l4th, at 10
O'Clock.
BFucelown-S Sunday afternoon May 18th, at
3 O'clock
Kerry ville-Monday Evening May 18Th, at
haif past o'clock.
And on Tuesday evening. May f6, RELI-
Gt0Us CONFERENCES for prayer, praise and
exhorta.ion, win be held in .MiddIerau, COM
rnYncipg IL half-past 7 O'Clock Christians Of
syefy name are invited 10 attend.
April 81. 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11
nHE TEXAS MuTINEEps

tel from Commbdore Moore. ID he .ea;sa.
.of the New Orleans Tropic, dated Tsss
Stop Of War Austin, off N. =. pass 3
Mississippi River. April Is, ls43 piys.
an account Of the proceedings Eol tie
late Court Martial held on board 81 sa;a
ship. -Four of the muiineefs have been
sentenced to DEATH three 10 be floseed
and one discharged. The CommodorS
states that he will execute The sentences
Of ihe. court in|a few days--an9 The Trops
ic cf the 22d, ul.. adds: We are Il
possession Of Information that induces d
10 believe tina, she the terrible penalty of
the law they violated. has already been
psid by these miserable men. Landois.
Hndgins. Allen and Simpson, undoubted.
~ expatiated their offences yesterday
noon, At the yard arm 81 the ship Austin.
These men were patiently tried. and no
doubt Of their participation in the MUIR
der ot Lieut.. Fuller is entertained W
those who heard the evidence presented
to the Court
The Cpmmodore's letter slates--"By
the evidence presented 10 che Court, d,
regularly concerted plan had been form-
ing gor some lime. 10 seize this ship, and
The schooner San Antonio and San Ber-
nald, (the~only vessels at sea- and run
them into Vera Cruz have thought
il beslto give you this Information. as ia
The course Of human events we may all
GO 70 the bottom.'.A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11
leduoliqn '4Iloil3, 3O.s6a, 400 2.897,O

THtUlclpn IT In'45i 3U,6b3 4JJ 2.6yf,U2Y
Here IS decrease Of $4,000, 900 il. the chr
iency mostly Of ,the West and South, nearly
The paper OF broken and liqudaled banks,
WHICH consequently cannot again emit their pa :.
per chrrencys Il is now very evident that such
aslaleNof affairs cannot continue The specie
on Tie Atlantic border must flow west. III we
allow llfaElhe currency Of 1871 was redundant
in the States above enumerated, vet The specie
now in he Atlantic clties is insufficient 10 sup
pts abeNacuum.
lNsPEcTIoNAoF FLoUR.-The following
j a statement Of he Guantity and value 81 The
Flour and Meal inspected in New York during
the wear ia42.l ~, ff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11

sL5-The First Quarterly Meeting for this
Gonference year will be held ID the Methodist
Episcopal Church, at Harpers-Ferry, on the
18Th and 18th Of May, under the superiniend-
enfe Of the nswPresiding Elder, the Rev JoHN
SMITH and other Ministers.
Harpers-Ferry, May e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11

WILL offer for sale, before The Courthouse,
4 0n.honday nerl, III bling Court-day,) for
cash, u
one large sir-hOrse Thyeshiag Machine,
il good order,
oaf small SPahe Machine, pery much
out Of repair,
M q sett of Blacksmith's Tools, JOINT
property Of Jonathan Frazier s myself.
me above properly can Be sean 1t my houss
at aPy time previous 10 the sale.
g, ROBERT w. BAYLOR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11

Il
Amongst The Wigs superseded 10 DE late /
lection Of delegates, re notice viii real reere,
he names Of our excellent and ralned friends,
James French Stroller Of Rappahanuock and
william Frazier Of Augusta MI seoihef had
.'Fcen some serves and was always found
fafhluLand true. enjoying Ia an eminent degree
the personal regard Of his colleagues or BON
parties, and aeknovledged b al % possess Ia
lenis and qaallcauoDssof a'hirh osdsE.
Mr. Frazier was teu member, tel single
session was enough 70 develop his capacity eVf
The duties of statesman. His arbsnisy ssd
maniiBess OK charaeleF bad ebdeared HIN 10 an
bis asseciaies--5nd il may with ruth Be said,
that he possessed Ihe elements * popularity 10
- great "a exient as any man 10 the body -
His vote for the Tax bin was fatal to his eiee.
Ntion, bus bis excuse for il may be found in his
position. tie and his worthy colleague. Brooke.
(Sho declined pOll.l 4yers the special adve-
easeAS and guardians oflhe noble Stale inssiin-
liobs ~ siaunGoni and 20 advocating the cause
or TIE Deaf aud Dumb. and the Blind, they fell
tia, they ,pust sustain the Tax Bill. even at the
risk Of saqfihcing themselves Their constiln-
rbls have many good and able men amongstiheul,
but none m. rex iruly deserving ID al respects.
We shall look fGr renewal Of public honors
AMI public con6deAce towards these gentlemen
al no distant day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11

sL55e There are some balances due me indi-
EiduaIiy, previous 10 March 1898, which, Ii
mist be acknowledged, Ihave waited for with
some degree Of patience. Pressing demands
w III compel me to make them! available during
the present year, if ever
i Maysll, 1s43. JOHN S. GALLAHER!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11
WASHINGTON COUNTY BANK,

The folloving gentlemen were elected Direc-
iors Of lhe Washington County Bank, Una for
The ensuing year, from Isl May
Frisby Tilghmau, Daniel lWeisel,, Ohio will
lams, John Shsrer, John Herr, Joseph Charles,
Jr. William Poll, Adam Shoop. Daniel Bark<
hart Berkeley co. Va William Short, Jefferson
co. Va John Mcdowell Franklin county, Pa.
The success Of the Alexandria Canal is matter
Of interest the farmers Of this region, and We sre
sure they will hail with pleasure every item going
20 show The progress Of that work. Il will seem
IKE revIving me Tgnt osnrt usy 70 renew our
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11

Tbs St-g (oll schoel) commenced lis session
= caArlesioun on Wednesday lssl. and tsrnina-
~ M labols % Satnfdsy. During the week.
aid oa1ihe Sabbath lulIouins. there xas preach
'ps b several miaisiers From distance. aud the
sfrviqes wers very interesting and edifying.-
There we're a large number Of ccnmunicants
- lhs fotenooa Of Sunday, and some additions
- the chnIch. We shah probably Be furnished
si'h more minute notice Of The proceedings on
he cqca.ion
Fhe aeEs session IL The Presbytefy is 10 be
teld u Petersburg, IN HARDY county, on The 7th
q srpssmbsf nex..
Prlnsing by electricity IS said 10 De almosi ac-
epmPished. Mr.. Alexander Balm. a native Of
Scotbad. boldly pfoclasms that he can print any
pumeeEof copies Of a newspaper al any distance
Hon ms ofhce, By means ofwires elecsFo-magne-
tied As Mr Balm has inveniei clock and
,eiegtaph on similar principles. The scientific are
fefy ready p believe good deal II whai be
We hope The Inventor viii extend his wises, 50
rs to collect ne Sspaper balances by the same
process. We should like exceedingly, 4. This
lho;neni q paralysis 10 meney maslers, Is nd
seirs az electric shock or rhe kind.
The Ne. of "MEcHlsc.n inserted to-day.
has been on haad many weeks. bul unasoidably
posIpcnrd.
"rIGHr TisiEss also on handfor some weeks,
win be given al an early day.
We renew our request 10 all correspondents, 10
te brisf
The New York liersld gives statement Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11


Mr. BORIS The Washington cores
pondent Of the Aurora, asserted BY The
Tribune, 10 be Master Robert Tyler, lin.
dulges 10 The following remarks upon the
defeat Of Mr. Bolts:
1--WE have posiiirs intelligence Of MI Bots
detsat by one or two hundred votes. The yeo-
manly Of Richmond turned oul to repe. his in
solen: invecsive and daring assaults upon the
Executive; they have manfuIy rebuked The
faclious '.header,n and left him a: home 10 sink
into that insigni6cance for which nature in,end-
ed him. and which the people Of his own iireslde
have now confirmed"
Mr.. Bolts il defeated by fhirfy sspen
yotss ir district gerrymandsred by Lo-
co Foco. Legislature lie Expressly TO accom-
pifsh that result Beaten too. according
TO The Richmond Wing. BY having from
0Ilo so Illegal votes cast for his onpo.
nent in Chesterfield. But what 10 truth
was the verdict Of "the yeonanry Of
Richmond" upon "his insolent 10 veclive
and daring assaults upon he Execdtive5''
The vote il Richmond was for John M.
Bets 679-for John w. Jones 22S-rha-
joihty for Bolts 45l. His majority ia
those counties Of the district which be.
loAged 10 his old one, is 542-she maio.
ritE OF Harrison in 1870 ia. The same co1n.
iIsk was 439. Surely. If Mr.. Tyler can
draw consolation from this. he IS easily
pIeased-M Y Cour. and Emo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11
ALEXANDRIA CANAL.

The annual general meeting ofthe Alexandria Ca
nal Company was held on Monday, when the report
Of the President ant Board IL Directors was read,
and the following Board elected for the ensuing
year;
WILLIAM FowLE, President; EIuGH SMITH, PnI-
MAS JASSEr, RoBERr II. AlILLKR, 1HoNAs Z.
BiIRn, RoHRRr JAMESON, and G. f.. SMooT, Dr.
reetors.
Thereport states that the Aqueduet and Canal are
now so nearly completed that the water may be adj
mited, aad'the whole made navigable % far as the
town line in all the: month of July. A resolution
was passed authorizing an increase Of the capital
stock 10 the smount 81 500 e0o for the purpose of
providing fdsf for constructing the upper basin and
locking inloIhe river Gazette
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11


Mr. Fletcher Webster has arrived ID
lbi, city, having resigned his Office Of
Chief Clerk 10 The Department of State,
ADD received his commission as Secretary
Of Legation 10 the China missions He
viii make immediate preparations for
bis departure, 90 as 10 be ia readiness
either TO join AIr. Everett, 10 case be
SHOULD accept lbe appointment Of Minis
ter or TO proceed with the person who
may be designated 10 6ll bis place, should
be tecline it, Il may therefore be infer
red thai ]. is The intention Of The govefn-
tnens, 10 case Mr., Everett should decline
The appointment, TO Gil the vacancy with
oct delay. Among the persons who
have been named as most likely to be
selected to Gil the vacancy, are Mr..
Cushing and Mr. Curtis. the present Col
Ieclor 81 The port Of New York.
Bosien .1drufi,sr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11

9EJ@ The person who took from this Office q
iew Gays since, large white handle four bladed
PkNkNlFE, will center a favor on The owner
byre;urning The same. May IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11

-Ntp York STATE Loaa.-The bids for
the State Loan Of $500. 600 were opened
at Albany on the 9Th instant. The whole
loan was :aken BY toe Bank 81 New York
Il an average of1a FRACTION over six and a
half per cent. premium. for . six per cent.
stock redeenable after 1860 II will be
recoIlected thai HE iastSiaie lpaf Of $500. y
900. 6 per cent. redeAmabls ID 1861, was
taken al two and a quarter per cent. prem.
only on the Alb Of April last.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11

Unprecedented. The Boston Tr,n.c,;n.
states that Capt. Judkins. 81 III slsarp'
,n'p L1losEnlA' lett that port April Pad, rot
Liverpool and returned May 4ih. being
which be was IN Liverpool. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11

The new fashion APizon bonneis are Of
American manufacture. ahdare made OF
common American hemp. They are So
beautifully made mp that they equal the,
choicest foreign fabric. Il is said they
will wearfor years they can be wash
ed. blesched, OF altered 10 shape, al lhe
will Of The owner and they can Be madel
Of any hue OF color. Bait. Sun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11

EMPoRTANT INrELLI sENcE I'VE un-
detstand. says the Richmond Compiler, all
otBsial letter was received Friday from
Washington by the Executive Of this
Stale, announcing that mistake has
been discovered ia the estimate Of Vir-
girlas portion Of The Land Fund, hy
which II was made some four thousand
doHsrs less than It should have been.
THIS 81 900 is therefore added 20 the
ambunt already placed 10 The CREDIT of
Viginia, in the Va. Bank. So lie
ansPunt % deposite is now al, OOO.--
Qaie snug sum.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11

The Pittsburgh R1iI Road. We learn
from The Pittsburgh American Of Wednes.
day week that The City Councils Of Al
iegheny. city have unanimously passed 4
resolution directing subscription Of one
hundred thousand dollars u be made 10
the stock Of the Plnsbutgh aad Connels-
vile Rail Road Company The sa5scrip
zion contemplatedlio Se made by the cor.
poration Of Pittsburgh is 5000. 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11
ran WINGS or RICHMOND AsD Mn. Bolts

The gallant Wings of the Metropolis are deter
minSd that their able Representative, Mr.. Bolts
shall lose his seat in Congress through foufplay.
Al a uumerously attended meeting on Wednesday
nigla the following resolutions were adopted:
Ifesolred, That il be recommended 10 Mr.. Bolts,
that IL upon full and fair scrutiny orthe poIIsto be
made BY him with such competent aid ashe may call
TO his assistance be shall bs satisfied that he has
ceived mao. ity Of the legal votes Of the District
that he contest the seat Of John Winston Jones' ii he
should receive the returns Of the Sheriffs.N
Resolved, THAT this meeting considering the cause
in whiehit is engaged its own, and net the cause
Of John Minor Bolts, will support him BY al homo
rAble means in his Efforts 20 sustain it. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11

Essioa 10 China Information has
befn received BY the Hibernia, that Mr..
EsEFeti has declinedthe mission TO China.
The Boston papers state that the steam
Ell Hibernia brought out upwards Of
milton and ashalf Of dollars in gold. al d
full freight.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11

ftt 5|5shboal ChampIain. which arri-
4 / Il ST. Louis On he 10Th nl, reports
q he city 81 0lifo. q he mouth Of The
'ie Nks entirely under wasRK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11
MEETING IN sAEPHERDsrowN.

Al meeting OF the citizens Of Shepherdstown
and lis vicinity, held IN The PresbyeI Church,
On Saturday, April 29lh, for the purpose Of TAX
ing suitable measures faS the erection Of an AZ
eademy, on motion of Dr. john Qnigley, HENRY
| BEaRY, Esq, was called lo+rbe Char, and o.
motion Of A. r Bolsler. Esq JOINS ~. JEwrr-
~was appointed Secretary.
Upon taking. The Chair, The object OF the meet
ing wass,a,ed by Mr. Berry in pertinent speech
DR.. opigley then moved that a Committee ar
nine be appoiaied for the purpose Of obtaining
The necessary subscription, and The following
gentlemen were named to compose said Com
niillee, viz Rev John r. Hargrave, Rev, Ro,
bert Douglass, Col. Charles Harper, W. L
Webb, Thomas Hessey. George Byers, Joseph
Welshsns, John Il. McEadree and John NJ. Jew
et. The Committee is 10 report 10 an adjourned
meeting 10 be held al lie same place on Whit
Monday June '5h, al 3O'cloch, RI nj. when Sc
veral addresses may be expected. at which he
eli zens Sf the town and neighboEhood are fe-
quesied 10 attend.
On motion Of Major J.. F. Haniramck, the
proceedings Of this nfeeIing were ordered TO Be
published 10 The Free PfesS
HENRY BERRY. ckn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11
FRESH .WE.aT.

EsEREAPTERs the subscriber viii regularly
~ attend every WEDNESDAY & SATUR->
DiaN MORNING, at the Market-house, with
ado9d, 4. VANH0RN.
nay II, ls43 -5,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11
Attention. CaYaIrr!

Yip1 are ordered to parade % Saturday tAs
1Uth instant, al the usual place in Charles
IOWA, y y o'clock, A. NJ, 10 full uniform.
~ order Of The Captain,
GEORGE VIM. RANSOM, o. s.. i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11

NORTH Eastern Foundry - II is stated in
the N. Y. Journal of Commerce that
among The passen gersin fhe>sieamer Hi
hernia, al Boston. from Liverpool, are
Gaps. Broagbton and Robinson, and 1t.
Ripon OF The British ARMY, who. in< con :
nexion with . deputation Of American
engineers. are ic lay down and mark the
boundary line between Maine and New
Brunswick, according 10 the recent trea-
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