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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
cLos1so soEsEs Ar sHAxsoxDALH,


On Friday and SATURDAY last. President Tyler,
Gen. Roger Tones. and portion Of their rtspee-
tive families, were enteriained al saanno9ssls
by The pfoprieiors Of the es,aslishmeEiS srd ne
sssemblsee Of nearly hundred ladies sndlesa-
tl.rea from various quarters rendered The ceca-
s;.n one Of more than ordinary interest and hil-
.r;,v Both DAYS we're bright and beautiful. and
the weather could not have been, al any season
OF The year, more propiiiabs for The round pf A.
museUenls afforded on ths occasion
Ga The frs, day. The Hsilth Of Ae Prssidsni d
tGs Uniisd Stats was proposed By nemtsT Of
lie sonnes Company, an1 the sentiment wss
drank standing To this The President respond
| ed with the following sentiment:
!. The Yaller Of Yirrinia.--Not more rer4rks-
bic for he feTiiy Of It's soil, Than the hospitality
OF lis men and The beauty Of its Nomen.9
Ano:her member Of the Company gave
"The Army of lhe United States. and il dis
inguished Representative he:e Presept, lGePefal
Roger Jones J"
To this Gen Jones replied in subsfanceF- /
:" thank yon, sir. most sincerely, and lhiE
gecdly company, Tor The 1Ausfirg mannfr il
which NY humble name has been associated wiIt
the arm Of the national service to which I b
/ long. Unlike the legi ions Of The moBafchies y
1lhe Old worIdA The Army o. our happy RsPu9
lie, and her thrice happy citizens, have 20 sePs
rate inlefests-Na, these interests are oLe AMI
/ iudisisiLle All their hopes and al their aim
s:e sns--lhe preservation Of hefftee ins,tutisps
.ho S.fsase OF me nit anu Isie pert
| Of her people. give you. sir
4 & % vist
/ Tue Of her healing waters and pure air are vel
established by all who suionrn long and Arnl
deep Of her Hygean founiain."
+ These sentiments we're received with grea
satisfaction, and The company arose from III
liable in fue humor, 10 continue the exhiletalin
exercises Of the afternoon.
In the evening. he assenblage was fpftheI 10
creased and when the Band struck up is ID
! spring notes, The merry dance was begun als
renewed in double cotillions-Tlme flying eheel
ily until the usual hour for retiring. II was az
knoWledgee 10 beone Of the most pleasant an
happy evenings of The whole season.
On Saturday al early dinner was dispatches
preparatory 10 a. return Of the guests TO The ho
pitable mansion of Col J. w. Ware, Gin CLARK
county, and the closing scene was brief bt
agreeable. President Tyler gave as tArlin
sentiment, something like the following h.
sShannondaIs - Health 10 its waieIs-beaui
in lis seeneTy-He who visits II once, leaves
with reluctance, and wishes to visit il again"
r The President repeatedly expressed hisadm
ration Of the objects by which he was surrnun'
ed, and his surprise that spot so charming
all respects, and so rich IN its attractions, fnou
not be.belter known and more fully appreciate
: As far as he was concerned, 1t should have
Z lust need or praise, and he locked forward
q the next season with the hope Of being able
! participate more thoroughly in all The subs,a
! tial enloYments which be was sure the place W
capable Of afording.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

Teras-By the arrival al New Orleans
Of the steam packet Sarah Barnes, advi
ces from Galyestoh have been received il
the 22d August.
"A correspondence has been published
between the agent Of the Government Of
Yucatan aud Commodore Moore, late 81
the Texan Navy, in which il is stated that
the Commodore was paid Sal ,97G, Tor tie
services rendered to Yocatan, ali Of which
was spentin the repair of The Texan feet.
Com. Moore has further received $4,000
as compensation for isservices.
The British Charge d'Affaires, Cant
Elliott. has made formal recdisition n
the name Of bis government UPON thai Of
Texas, for 3 .000, 100 acres OF Land IN tbs
section Of country. designated On the oId
maps as Cameron's end Beale's grant
This claim is preferred for Mr.. John Wood
ward and others subjects. il would appear,
OF Great Britain
II is stated that the claimants have x!
pended SO. 900 to secure their claim
The Houston Star denies the Justice Of the
demshd, and states that the matter will be
submitted 10 Congress. who will doubtless
reject the claim.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
FURTHER or THE sroRu5

Thedood q The 9th also injured The Balfmes,
ssd sasaashahnal Rail- Rosd considerably: Blu
dis expectellhe Ia mage will soon be repaired
The raStl on lde Baltimore and ohio Raj
Road was onlys interrupted one day. The Car
rses At one u lhebreken poihls, and exchange
their Passeuesre = be baggage, and very iI,Is
Delay u oceasioned.
Damage has been done % thtI IIaeerslown ana
Ghambersbprg Rail Road, aud The large bridge
90 he cunheiland Turnpike, Gabou, Two miles
sssrcf Haneocs, has been entirely sven, away!
wetkmeA sic bukily engaged in repairing he
BALTIMORE ana Ohio Rail Roaa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
TX rRIAoRDtNARY PEACHES.

M, Robeft w Baylot has sent Us a dozen of
the largest Peaches.we have ever'seen falssd 10
this region Of country. They are called, We
believe, the Pound Peach. and are of most deli
cous favor. we should not consider ms We
ry favorable year for peaches, and lhink y pro-
babe that Mr. Baylor, will hereafter reaizee even
liner fruilthan Ihas sent 70 u.s.. Al all events, ne
who remembers The Printer will De sure 70 sue
Iron Steam Boat, Cow Mcdowell, on the James
River and Kanawha Canal. The experiment
was satisfactory. but further improvements are
contemplated, by which more complete success
is anticipated. I! III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14


The Winchester Republican, Of the eth inst
ays:-President Tyler, MIR, wicklifs. The Post
master General. and General Roger Jones, were
handsomely med BY Col. J. w. Was
at his residence in Clarke eouatys on Tuesday
last. The dinner party was DOT numerous bul
10 the evening there wasa large collection Of Ia,
dies and gentle men.sand hns specimen Of the
youth and beauty Of The neishbofhood.
The Winchester Ar,iIlery, eOmmsHded BY
Capt. Anderson. marched 70 the residences Of
Col: Ware, and paid their respects to the Pres
ident, who received them eourtecusly. and adj
dressed them 10 a neat and happy speech,
Mr wickliTe has returned 10 Washington
The President and. bis suite were also hospi-
tsbly enitr;aiued Yesterday By Capt Fl. L opis,
Of jefferson. snd Il is understood lhat be and bis
family will visit. shannondale Today.
No one. we presume, considers the coart esies
paid the President - snyesidencs Of political
psrtiali,y. He aod his family being IN our
neighhorhood, seeking renovation sf health.
osr citizens understood too well The obligations
arising from their own character. for hospiiali.
~ to omit any proper attention or efyiIisy.
TWincAs.isF Rspssslieaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
,rhs Lsas or Travel c5mp,.,,.

Tse.Plesidea, Of he Winchester and Potomac
Ran Read coapsns has been PtOmp, in his es
FRS. and he ttsvel from winehesler 10 Hafpers
Fsfty snow nHiptsrrupie5 The injury 10 de
kesd ffem cauaerod's % Halllewn has been re-
9ssfst, sna sisErs AZ occapisd On he gap Of
soaf nilfs from shs atief Poins 10 Harpers-T FER
ri Passengers are eonreRed il ample time %
mttl The Baltimore Cars.
kfe hpas il V able to annoanes The complete
reservation o. the Road il few days. 10 The
mssarhie. jewellers NAY be assured here will
Be- n0lntefsupiicn q their ptoefess.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

TAsNen York san, which ten ysars ago wa.
printed y ! psa ana boy, ana distributed 500
repe-S new enploys eieh, edii6rs and reporters
t1(ety eomposI,ors, twslve pfeszman, twelve
foiifrs. me hundred carriers, &C. il all about
8; 81 seven hupdfed persons. n. i prinseJ on
IS ..s,n presses, ana rilrnlelts 81 go rspess
1.i.5 'Ae pAiss PAPs5 q ahish sesis ore 81
do ri annun'.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

Gen. e.. TAYLOR. commanding The
Second U. S. Military Department. VIII
ling from bis headquarters 81 Fors Smith,
under dale Of The 18th ult. says that no
further serious consequences are likely 10
grow outofihs late disturbances aubonglhe
Cherokee Indians. -Four Of the persons
conference.-the the murder Of Bushyhesd
have been arrested. and Two oshers one
Of hon il white msns have sscsfe.l,I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
. REYoIurIoN.lN HAYII

Late arrivals bring The news OF an outbreak
10 the Southern part of sAayG # original
ed in the unequal distribution Of ofiees-ths
mulaloes, though 10 the minority as 10 popula-
tions taking the best places for themselves -
everalekirmishes had taken place, in which
some we're killed and many Of the Insurgents ia
ken prisoners. II was thought that Gen. Rivere,
commander Of The government forces, would Sc
verely punish the leaders ofllhe insnrgent army
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
RArHER IrNFoIRTuNATE.

4 calhonn naner IN Columbus fGeorgiaA com
s,rrt .. svss,-gs, ~,
fFfd6efktic P5ffya rs. ssf OF Rogues kept
together BY the cohesive power Of public plum.
der.'',
. The man who uttered this sentiment, was in.
deed once a Wing; but he is no longer u 4
possible the editor is so little acqua nted with
the sayings and doings of The man. be
prefers for the Presidency, as mol to know
that this was said by John C. Calhoun, =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

The surviving Defenders Of Baltimore eele-
braied the anniversary Of The battle Of that
place by PtJing visit 10 the borough er York,
In Pennsylvania, IN comPiipentio The survivors
Of the volunteers Of York who participated in
the battle. The anniversary occurred On Tues
day. the 18th instant. The Defenders were es-
eoried on HE occasion b. several volunteer
compapies or Baltimore.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

CALHOUN MEETING IN NEW YORK -- A
meeting Of persons friendly to the nomination Of he
Hon. JoHS C. Calhoun the Loco POGO candidate
for the Presidency, was held at the Park 10 New
York on Monday evening the 4th. The Tribune
says that about 4ooO people were in attendance, and
the proceedings we're marked by quiet, perfect Or
der, and an utter lack Of all enthusiasm. Stephen
Hasbrouck, presided. very hong string Of resolu-
lions was adopted. Bah Amer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

.76ohtion nomination Of Candidates -
The sboliiionis,s recently held meeting
atrBuffalo, New York, and nominai ed JAS
g. BRINE. Of Michigan and THos. Nor.
RIs, of Ohio. (lste Van Buren US Senator
from that slate. as their eandidaRes for
the Presidency aud Vice Presidency
The folly and msd1ess Of these fanatics.
il would seem. il never to have an end.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

The Locolocos make a great to- DO =.
bout the apparent Locofoco gain 10 Ken
lucky they shop; at The top Of their
voices, 1.-THE name Of Clay bas los, Ia
charms in bis own State" Well II Iii
we're so. las il is nol.) what think ydu.
Messieurs, Of Gen. jackson, 10 Tennessee.
There. the Wing victory is not eouivocaI
1.-The battle was long and furiousIy con
tested. and decided 10 favor Of Clan In
Jackson's olrn Statei This We s6ovld
call closing ifs charm" VIVA. think von
Of il. Locos r. Wing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

: Ii is thought the negotiation Of the Canal
Company with the Rail Road Company, TO get
the latter 10 convey Coal from Cumberland to
Dam No. 6, on the Canal. will not succeed
The pi5ce would be loo high to warrant miners
engaging in il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

William Goddard. merchant grrairespec,-
ability, and Postmaster or Petersham, Mass,
has been detected 10 foFgeiies 10 the amount or
st7.0o0. So fair was bis character previously,
that his frienis we're 10th 10 believe ii even when
he had made full confession Of he crime.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

me Loco Focos Of New York, calling them
selves Democrats have held their Slaie Con-
veniior a. Syracuse, The Hon wa. L. MACY
p'eslo'ng' and have nominated thirty six dele
gates TO ne National Convention 10 be held in
bai''nore on lne 4'h Monday in May next.
Inc delegates are instructed 10 vote for Mr.. Van
Buren. So MessFs- Calhoun, Tyler, Buchanan,
Johnson and Cas-, are shelved il The Empire
State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
mARYLAND.

Both parties have begun 10 make their nomi-
nations OF candidates for The Legislature, and
both seem to be bringing out their strong men.
The October election i Of more than ordinary
importance, as there will be Senator Of The u
nitedStstes, to elect, and the Congressional dis
tricts 10 arrange
we are g1ali6ed 10 see, ia The lit or nomina-
tions for Baltimore City, the naus of-JOHN L.
cAREY, ESQ, the able and highly gifted editor
Of the Baltimore American. Mr.. c is gentle-
man OF sound judgment and extensive infor-
nation on all the leading topics of the day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

We see il stated that American Cheese
is now taken overto England, and brought
back. and readily sold as prime English
article 1 The Baltimore Clipper remarks
that some folks are 50 fond Of foreign com-
modities that IT is wen enough ID humbug
them occasionally Lynch, Tivgiaiaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

The United States Ship LEvAET, Capt
Hugh Nelson Page. sailed from Hampton
Roads Oh Saturday last having on board
Mr.. RRoFFlT. date Representative in
Congress from Indisns. Minister 10. Bra
I'll. accompanied By Mr.. HAcKETT, Bis
private secretary whom she is to laud At
Rio Jsneiro. an6 thence proceed to ihe
Pacific and round the world. The Lee
ysnt is represented as one Of The finest
ihips Of her class il the Navy. Her bat
terry consisis Of Is medium 80 FOUNDERS,
and Two long IS Paixhaps.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

Of This Commonwealth to issue one and two doll
lar bills, will expire on he FIRST day Of October
next and il would be well for storekeepers to
obtain good supply o. this convenient curren-
Ney, before il be too late 10 draw il from The
Ranksu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

The Richmond papers state that Fl, 4 her Health
under arrest for the crime Of murder, had escaped
ftom Henrieo comfy Jail. A. reward Of $3.50 has
been offered for his apprehension.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

TheBoston Courier says that no less th 10
six members ofthe present Legislature 81
alassachusetIsf al Loco Focos have been
appointed 10 Offices Of embodiment under
the United States Government.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
MR. CALHOUN LAID oN TIE sHELF.

umns. ~ I
Mr., CALHOUN LAID ON THE sHELF.I
Mr.. Richie continues 10 receive responses y
his Circular entirely Satisfactory to himself, foq
comes 10 the conclusion hal 20 one bal ~
Van Buren stands any chance Fiih the "Democ-
racy." He thus attempts tospflen lhe disaPF
pointment q MIR, CaIhouns friends, and quittlY
lays the Honest NuIlifes on the shell. Y
ness The opefauoa;--
"For our ownlparts. we DO moi see what pre-
/ bable chance Mr. Calhoun hasDl nominatipnl
but his afdeol friends will lot SEQ II 10 Inc aou9'
dance Of their hopes Some Of them. nfs1E ~
ceive themselves. and thus deceive him. /"
do no, YET despair Of their seeing things ass1ney
| are and as a.-I see - =
I We take II for granted. 5iAstthe friends oithl'
/ distinguished man will abide BY The nomination
| or The National Convenlion-that they will TiIS
card all their scruples aboutthe manner ~ wklcn
/ il may be conslituied-hati II they should tatl 70
/ bring every State 10 their PTocrustiau standard
they will ultimately admit, that each Stale has
right L. Judge FOR herself Of The best manner p
appointing her own Delegates; and that y any
difficulty OCCURS in the manner o. Young 10 'ne
Convention. they will leave that questlop
ID the free conference and liberal decision Of lhs
4 Convention HSeH. Wecome W ehts S"nNiu Y
from our confidence in the good sense, sand NJ
Republican feelings Of most Of his friends I
What can they expect 10 gain by lying IN ~
face Of the nomination. Mr. Calhoun WI
4 scarcely be one Of the three highest who Will g
II TO the House Of Represeniatives-apd the vote
of the smaller States cannot therefore avail hip
amy thing.
i But We are persuaded. that before the NJ
tional Convention meets, the public sentlm l
\ will be so well developed, lis indications - ~
vor OF some particular candidate viii be- strong
Nv marked. that little difficulty may be expefIenr
ed 10 expressing and carrying on; the sentiment
of that body. The only fear in the mean Hlim
is that some discord may break outin our rank
from the excitabilly Of some par'izans som
few votes may be lost TO the nominee, and tp
opposing caGdidaie may be 50 far injured by U
morbid efforts of his friends as TO DC knocked Q
forever. /
We repeat, that our strong impression rs
gainsi the prospect Of Mr.. Calhounis DOMINATION
we Judge from the Information weIhaye Iecei'
ed-and we are satisfied that Nj. Cathounecar
not carry Virginia. The more we see, the feel
er is. our conviction. The "Circular," which
? took the liberty Of addressngsto The Republican
$ of Virginia, is not only calling out regular, a.
swers from our friends, but bringing Us ppva
letters and Information, which can scarcely Y
ceive US Mr. Calhoun is losing ground N VI
r GINA. Various circumstances are conlTIouilt
/. TO this effect The inteferfence OF some q 2
friends is shaking the confidence of others in
{ canse. We state few facts, which have reae
: ed Us since our astpaper." 4 +
: And here he gives further extracts OF lehe
!. ,f1n nufactured 10 order Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

a Fine Carn Ffsld- Gov. Shelby, Of
Kentucky, has hundred acre Geld. which
wIil average loo bushels TO she acre. II
i planted fpnr feet each way with four
stalks to the hiI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

Great Pobbery.- The large Jewelry es,
Enlistment Of Messrs. E. IS S. S RooK.
WELL, No Aston House, was entered be
tween the hours Of seven o'clock Of sun.
day morning and six clock Of Mondsy,
and robbed Of diamond pins. watches, pen
ell cases, spoons, and other articles, TO The
amount Of eighteen or twenty thousaod
dollars. The burglars effected their ob.
ject by entering with false KEYS The alo.
occupied store next TO the store Of The
the partition wall ten inches in thickness
aking round hole about one foot II al.
ameter.-' After thus entering the store
they helped themselves 10 ali the small
articles Of value which they could find,
and then passed out through a door
communicating with Barclay street, and
made good their retreat before the robbie
~ was discovered.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14


sufferer, his dwelling, disiiIlery. and portion 0
his mill, tang sFep, away, and his family save,
win difficulty. His furniture elelhing, &c, but
most OF all, his books and papers, aud severa
hundred dollars in money, were all lost. r.
10 Smilh6eld, MIR. Leaiherswas a heavy loser
his lsnnery being overAown-+sand all the CELLAR
ofthe lower part Of The town were filled. Mt
issac SuiderS sbd other mills were much in
luied. A portion Of lhe disliery Of Messrs
As& Els Snyder, ., The Flowing Spring, wa,
swept Of, aad a large quantity Of effall in ID,
Hslllawn Mil, belonging ID The family Of The
late Mr. Samue. Miller, was tlso lost. Loss was
also susiainsd,at MIR. Psachefs Mil.
Keyes' Saw Mil was destroyed, and outhous-
e, fences and heldssin every difectiepsmalerial.
d injured,
4 On the main street in ChaIlestown, the cellar
81 Capt. Aoell's Hotel was dlIed, and he lsi his
ttook OF provisions and slofss.- Mr.. J. J. Mil
Ter LOST sugar and other ereceries; and Messls.
J Fl. Beard & CD. were also inundated each
prohablyto The amount of $500.
Every hour bfiAss Us reports Of damage, and
We maye1peci an endless detail Of disasters
HVh tDts memViapie stofm- INe rear us cobSe-
quepces will be fdrher felt, IL the way Of sick
mss, unless great care be taken 10 clean out and
purify The cellars.
Should not lhis visitation ,ef Providence be
viewed as comuoh calamity, aud ought not
The fortunate portion Of the CO mmuoity make an
e4Eeri 10 share The bnrIhen with The sufferers.
Even in ,hesespinching times. something can Be
-sRared leihe cause Of benevo.ence. What say
dug fellow, ciiizepsi shsll We can a town or
es unay meeting
sEFSirce The above was prepared, We hear
that The mill Of Mt. IIasIeti, On hlile stream |
rear Mil Creek, WAS carried ID BY The current.
and negro man y DO was ia il only escaped ~
eiirging % a ,Iee tdp until the water subsidized.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

] The Pretended Robbery at Frederick
The statement which ne published YES
ierdsy that Mr.. Edtcard Ing, Tir. bro.
ker OF Ibis city, had been robbed at Fred
eHck Of large sum Of money which had
been entrusted TO him BY Banks and indi-
Vidualstiti Baltimore. ID proved, byfcir.
cumstances which have since transplfed
70 have been withoul.foundation ia trnlh.
II appears that as far as any robbery was
lperpettated or intended ii was con6ned
% Mr.. Ing himself. The money IN ques.
ton, consisting 81 e We packss i Of Fred
erick aud Washington county Bank paper.
belonging 10 the Merchants, Bank, the
Mechanics Bank. and to Messrs. John.
sion 4 Lee. comprising an. aggregate Of
between SD 900 and 5 l6, 1000, was con.
fided TO Mr. Inc to be exchanged: but in.
stead OF taking it with him is Frederick
ne Lett 7 behind in ibis city. and on his
arrival there he declared himself 10 have
been robbed. as stated yesterday. Mr.
Ing returned 70 this city on Tuesday Il.
ternoon, and the strong suspicious which
existed ihatrhe himself was lie robber ana
had not taken the money out Of Baltimore.
we've fully confirmed il the course Of The
evening, 81 bis own disclosures and he /
recovery Of aH The money. we presume |
that Pc has left town. never 10 return q
gain. Ball. I'm.
The keeper Of the menagerie was late-
" seen beating one Of The elephants with
large club. A byslander asked him The
cause. Way" says tbe keeper, hes
been ainging dust III about the tent, and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14


This inssstalioa. which his bad : most 49,
esssful carver ever since is sstablishnen...T's
,,e,se- !. - 80 =. ]; rs y ..,s-S ,nd PhysioiO
gy has besi 6lled b. the aP,oinimsns q u
JEFrRlEs wrnAx Of Boston, sgsnilepan o. e.
perior claims and ability VI haveSpae r.
sonal opportunities Of iudgiuy Of he nel'.- 4,
the institution. and thsrsfpe We can
with certainty Of the ability ofits professors !.
We agree with the Compile, that 7. Ps''sI'',
vim ,ho.s y o.r Nor,b.rn institutions. and BE-
go .o,,.,. :. 1900, ao,,s, = 10 he selsclioI
which s,.,s rid. nd psrrio.isn viii prOmPt,
make. n,
~ See the notice D our advertising ~
umns. tn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

A project has been started 10 Liverpool
Tor the erection of monumen, 10 com.
memorate the services OF Father Ma
THEW. The great Apostle Of the Temper
ance cause.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14

The quantity Of Flour received at Al
bsny during the month Of August was
l50, 799 bbls. and Of wheat l6, S04 bush.
ale