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Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22

At e. Court cf Probate holden at Litchfsld, ,,Oith. in and Jor the district e Litch Ion the l6th
 day of August, l644.-
 PresenS Ralph O.. Camp ,Esqs Js.dge. STATEpf Samuel Thrall.late of Li,ch. -AA field, .in ~saia district. deceased. The end prays the appointment ot Commission eFs. thetepu=44 VhereNppop QEdered, that com. missioners 10 receive sxqSnine and adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate. be appointed at the Prohate Office in said Litch. field, on the Slst day of May, 1644, at 9 O. clock in the foreppQNs and that aN, persons interested in said estate. may be notified thereof, the Administrator will cause ihisor. der 10 be published in newspaper printed in Litchfela. Land post c9py iherepf on the public sign. post nearest the Paace- where the deceased last dWelt in said Liich6eld.
 .AtEae copy pfiRecprd.
 -S RALPH c. CAMP, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22
BROKE INTO,

- aaS VHE enclosure of the sub.
 al .scribeE on or ahops theS SOth
 day of July. 4 two year old r steers,one brindle, two dark red, the other light red. The owner is requested to call, prove property, pay charges and take them away. K. L. J1EoMI.
 j New Hartford, August 8, l644. .sl0
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22
Farther N0elce.

Those having unsettled accoanas, ,with ms by note or book arc requested to balance ihe same by the first of Septerhber next. Those having demands against me aTe tequested to present the, same for payment. All nc. counts and notes not settled af the time men. tioned.. wilb be- left in third persons haiids for collection, without favor or affection s6 any one. sE. ID. WHEELER.
 fi,cEfielA. Aug,,sf 6. l0Al. .ii
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22

N N UU0usenC6 10 HU Vf0ef OH Court or Pf0s II bate for the district of Sharon, the sub. scriber will sell so much of the real estate of Wm. Henry Lee.an insane, distracted person, as will raise the sum of five hundred dollars. If not previously disposed oE, said estate will be sold cn ihe. .7tR day SfSept. next, at ? o'clock in the !aftefnOaus aa the premises.
 !LpTHER 'HickNER, C0nservator.
 Salisbury, August IA, l9AA lS
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22

Pitlsaeld is alive jnsG at present. with good lo1- ing Medical Slnasnis. 0hswhaf . pity that e ma- ny Gms yuuag msn should bs bonnd GR the PsEl- @y.~.E &nsA aCHe@oss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22

-Fson WAsurncrom.-The Baltimore Sun Of Friday says:
 We received another letter from Washington last evening, from which we make the following ex- tract =
 s Nothing has transpired since wrote you on Wednesday in regard to the Extra Session of Con- .Tess. There is nOdoubt, however, an Extra Ses. sion has beendetermined upon by the President and ,Ae Cabinet, and unless something transpres with. .n aday e two to change their minds, you will have d proclamation to that effect. .-,
 President Tyler will withdraw e candidate for the Presidency, in the course of . few days.
 Ycars. &c. O. P. O."
 s1ne 1siessial Catalogue of Yale College is just published. The oldest living graduate is Rey. Ei- clesgman. residing ia Beverly, nass.: now !. Ais ~97th year. The next oldest. is the Rev. Ashbei Baldwin, @. Episcopal elesgymaU, nsW residing in Rochester,, N. Y.. over % years of age. He was . native of Litch6sld, san ef Isaac Baldwin Esq. who was forty yeas eleek sf that town- He uadurted and is the only survivor of the elsy Of .1776. He was rector of the Episcopal church in SaEaford for about thirty years. He was obliged Co relinquish his ministerial aafies some ten ysass sines in c0n oeuusnce of the failure q his eyes; and he s now entirely deprived 0f the enjoyment Of either tend ing or writing fiDmsthasama canse. He is believ- ed to be tho sldest Episcopal eieEEyman n the colntEy.-Reeisf1.
 PitAueld is alive iusg aa present. with good ls1k- ing Medical Slnasnia. Oh,wh1f pity that ma. ny nms yuuaR msn 6hulld be bound 6sg the pzE1-
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22
Warren Institute,

Warren Institute.
 THE Fall Term of IA weeks commen- l ces on the 26th day of August. For terms apply to J. c. HOWARD. Principal.
 Warren, Aug. 1S44. 45 NOTICE.
 60 much of the. real estate ef.John White, - late of Sharon, in the district of Sharon, deceased, as will raise the sum offifty-seven dollars and fiGly-eight cents, with incident charges of sale, will be sold atPubIic Anc-. ton at the late dwelling house of said de- ceased, on the first Tuesday of October next. Rv order of ibe Court of Probate. for . inc district of Sharon. 't
 .BENJAMIN II. WHITE, Executor. Sharon. August IA. l644. lS
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22

The .Loccfoces of Massachusetts held State Convention at Worcester on Wednesday and nomi- mated George Bancroft of Boston fer Governor, and H. H. Childs of fPittsfeld, for Lieutenant Governor They also nominated ticketfOr Presidential Flee. kogs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25


tn. clay ciabcf Winchester, al their la''
mesdas o. Thursday night, appointed shelf con-
MUS 70 make arrangements far The
Grand whIg Mass Meeting
4. renth Congressional District, 70 be held p
wiothesiet on he a2d of August They haTe
entered upon II with sreatsPitii, and every LalDs
IN, 81 done handsomely, and in order, Emf
orators from all parts Of the State have been
invited. and seats are 10 be prepared fot lne Y
iA,, who viii be ihele in thousands.
10 you bsIisve he Tariff Act Of 1912 20 be
odiou., unjust, and opprsssiEei poyou believe
| ITO have been begoiten in fraSd. conceived 10
,reaeaery. and born under cireumstanees Of IN
para eled per65y-as charged BY your oPPO-
mems il heir speeches and presses', CT do you
Ibelitve i, 10 be a salutary and just measure
propp,ed BIZ patriotic regard to thsiniefssii
and necessities Of The coun,ry-indisPelnsable e
soand currency and 10 the public eresit-ans
Ito hGvs been the emana,on Of wise and yiriuou
eoansels' If you believe the later, then stan'
BY ii, and disregard the depunciaiiops Of you
adversarie,, Who would destroy your indepen
ldeucs hy ssadipg you 5000 miles seFoss the II
Ilanis for your hats. clothing and shoes, and r.
lmeans Of national defence. As long as you pre-
Ter American over British interests, you wi
s,snd By the American system, and the Amer
can pairiats Who sustain il, Pin spite oflamenta
Etions here or elsewhere."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
EXAMINING COURT.

| A,Jus,ices, Court was held in this place on
Mon9aE last, FOR the examination OF George Per
~ and John Mornipgsiar, charged with rape
upon he person Of SusanPiper. William Lloyd
VA. charged as an accessory. Counsel for ahe
Common weslth, Thomas Griggs, Esq; for The
prisoners, William C. wor,hing,on. ESQ. III
The prisoners we're enanded for trial before
the Circuit Superior cOurt, to be hsfa on The
llslh Of October next.
Ance is, Ints q Is. ,,I,sn, :,
solely with view to the furtheraue. ~ d.,.o
sFsuc p1inc'Pies. The editor siaies that he vii
nave Ior me present Al least. the aid Of gentle
men q e1Peristee As writer's. and or general,c
qua'a'ance Wilhpo.iiical questions. The follow.
ing resolution, passed al n LA. ni..,;-.7 =
Onafiesiown. shows the spirit with which he
party have taken up The enterprise.
Resolved. That The sSpiri, ~ t.F.,
% De established BY J.W Beller, at chsrIes,ovo
pc recommended 10 the support Of the De1,a'
elauc Party generally, and that the different 4.
soetations throughout the county be reon..,.5,a
extend its ciFeulation.n e''su W
A similar resolution has been pa..d :, ~,
Psls-Ferry and Suith6eld. Il Is we'll d, a.
party that they have found 50 wor,hy . ,..,ri
eni Of their patronage,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25

wa hear occasionally some salk about rag
fsilarss IL gel PIP meetings As the Siaos 80
every body whs knoEs apS '9l1g q ~ alss
STATE cf Affairs il this County, KNOWS 'ha' Sc
Wing spir meyer was sIper g es's.' 'ssa = = i
a, preseu,-buf thes Mhiss on's 'nse' VIZ -
pleass--cali n no call 80.
If we we're afspesed 70 disPafase The S'fsnssn
Of our opponeSss in ne same ~aS'sW U.s.
fer 10 their meeting % NE iass Court ~ -
frsa since the Polk a1d Dallas h0nA'u1''sp, !.
..n;eh o,Iy numbered IS, al.hough every boil
in favor Of 7ssas was invited, weare not goi4l
i =, ina, this was Ill their strength, beeaus
- soow be,.tr-but4sfe 10 !, merely 70 shal
how easy il IS FOR letter writers 10 instead Y
distant readet Eide The iate epls"ss - Z
/ Richmond Ennuiref.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25

- TI- -0T01 I'M I'm M
And 70 -. o'e.s -. branch al industry can
those emp'e - f-, srrures The "A american
Judge Tor manufacturers ahd
marke. Tyr IN 4 u ,he Brush, or COM
meehsn.ss- - ~. o,,, down and work IS cheap
pets Tue - y from la 10 % cents per
as The psapets = IN ersc, Polk for
day -C1y = ~ w. s,s, IL The que ston. ard
the y ~ exs. When he Byiiish
y cannon Is .en,eoaips for the American
~ss;tet The question is which side will you iake
iyIoald we Prstertuy ais-of the question when
champion Of The British system or Henry Wy
me iIiustrions champion aud ayoeste Of the feF1
can System 2D
Clsy is for tie Tariff Of 1912 Polk is fer 20 pei
eeut horizontal This settled BY their late letter
{LMr Cl,y,s OF the iii May, 10 Harrisburg, aus
another Of Juae 29ih to Sir: Cope # pI'ts6mg' an
Mr. Pok,s Of i9th June, 10 Mi. Kane Of Phil4del
mia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
A JUDTcBUS TARIFrr

IL thsrseuih, Mr.. Roik's suppor,er. s.,,,,..
ne Tariff Of $50 a. 80. sl ~ osaoune.
Mr. uenley Of Indiana 49,. e s. s-s.s.ss-ane
mo power i, skAil 81 r,,,.,.s = = eslaey &C.
nia.,il i necessary 10 sIeg a,a...s. .aas' "a
cause. Is win te rensnSsres s. =. ,..., 3.
that Stale, 6y ananimous ,o,, as.,. .s.s's.s 2.
inc rspt.l n he Ae. 81 40 No,;r- -
that i nov being PLAYED i ~ ar. 49,
sla,s ''.'
The call for : Polk and DALI. u..,;..
q Sunbary. Pa. I've have The hsndbiil
before y. calls on .'sll those Is favor 81
the Protection IF Hone Iadasfrr 10 parli-
cip,le r. Pleasant and .eool',his 5000
~. - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25

=
Ts.:esuuit..es I The Wing Mass hssnns
-, ehssI.,,oun are Il Eoik. They hays pa'
,..,s g. i ,varr, and therefore uill work -shs
$500 ~; Remember he Sin Of August, and ~
,hs.ra:hsring Be worthy e The coonIy tna :. q
Cause Lei us show our opponents ma = =.
S.sll ,pa th.l Il We have been IDLE hefe1
.eiorss vas f.Om no lack q eonnasaos. ~
fSom faIl conviction me, Y : yS.,sn'
Ibtixhsaise." We have nov %. : n'"s -.
Than "a hunArsd days left, ie sn'en 70 = - !
10 ,s,s. ,baIl Be spent in ., hearty support q
~, mich i emphaiicAIy The cause Of ny
To- Tss,.dsv he s.h or Auepsl IS the day Of th'
go, 8 -h,eh men q all parties vii b
s'. 1000. The ladies vim be especial.
brovised Tor and their presence n'e'Peere''' :
4 Il 6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
Specimen OF PrinsInE Typ,,.

We have received from The Founa,v ~ ~.
Lewis johnson. Or Philadel ,his. ! Rook ofs..
eimens, with supplement, ~ -. ,p.;.,ir.
Types and Ornaments cas-, :. H. -"
These Types are besuufsl and tea.e,,,.s,..
ait upon The arts in this eoup,rv- 49,. -.
the besiOf The European ,pee;m.,, Il.
son is successor 10 that dis,;ns,;.h.a IT,
Founder, James Ronald son. Who n, n.s "a
furnished nearly ~ the type used 10 Anerie,-
enc We think iSs e,edi, Of the e.labli,hm.s, !,
fally maintained By Mr.. D. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
TIE RRAGGERs RIXFFEp.

Notwithstanding The affected confidence Of
the Polk Party, aot one Of them has yet yeF:'qr-
ed 10 take up single proposition Of NJ. h;lsa y
rod Taylor! They WON'T even stake Their CUE
IN Louisiana, the ncxtdoor neighbo SO To4as.
The Dayton (oAio) Journal seeing the STRAITS
to which The, Loco Focos are driven e Hod a
real Nhig who had changed since ihls Copies.
begun proposes 10 help them ouisof !he dIle Y
lty n this way There is a man inthat colaty,
whose name is not given, who from WhlB mas
changed to be Loco Foco i y true mp %
change1 some eleven years ago, and ihe ssng
strength has been greater in the couuisIo'er
sinces but still, as be is really a 'neopdyso,
siIe hoeo, Foso papers, Is a. evidence q H. +
E 49, "'"'0srs o Inc party i'd Ohio. There
- - - ''.eH Jug up 10 n. York, who dtsert-
ol.. - & 4 lise ears age and why ssOuld
10 neglect /. him in This wsy.n 'sn'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
NIlc,,l.crdsto.rm .REorlag.

/. ~ ,eftig9 of,lse NAigs Of the Unierr6ed Pre-
JInet a 3hgr Club blouse, SATURDAY. evening 9Olh
iplianf rs make arrengementsfo for the barbecue TO be
IoIdea On the sth DAY of Augasl-uPon the motion
III Col. Harper, II Was
h lsesolusd, That the Wings Of the shePherds'own
Precinct are TO meet 81 the Flowing Spring
Min on the morning Of the Sth Of August Al o.
ttoek and proceed first TO Charlestewn, and then TO
Major Btiseoe's Grove, ~ me teiiewins orues
Il l. rhe Shepherdstswn Band.
L 9 The Glee Club.
s. Artisans on stages, representing THAR different
trades. each stage having a banner III front
1 l. Citizens sud Strangers
Realized That William ". Sheetz and John NJ.
lJe@ett be committee TO invite the Shepherds
lfown Band 70 aiI us on the slh Of August.
I Resolved That William Shortt, John Marshall,
Jacob Miller Dayid'lsfieAsel James A. Chapline,
Thomas II. Towner, Wm McAlurran John Hoti-
man, Daniel Enller, Francis Huntington, Charles J.
i Chaplihe Thomas Napsant, Anthony Turner, l..
tC. Heski,t William Hammond. John Keplinger,
| Dr. John Reynolds, Dr.J IT, ylor, DR.. Vincent
lAI. Butter Samuel Hess, and VIM II. Unseid, he a
committee 10 procure provisions and money. and TO
Esee thsl he provisions are sent 10 the ground
4 Resolved That A. K Boteler, J I, Hsntramcki
William Miller, JohnSevens, Willism NJ. Sheez
Jacob Smoots, aDd Thomas II. Bunk, be com
mitee 10 prepare banners, &c.
Rescued. That Henry Boteler JohnJ. Ysnsant
Abraham Sn, der, Archibald Robinson, Phineai
Marshall. James A. Chspline, James Marshall
\.
EFolk, Jacob Orndorff, David Osburn, JaeobrStaley
lEnanuel Staey, John SisIer, George Reg nolds. Jr
Adam Kretzer, Daniel Buckles William Butler
James " Moore, john G. Wslpert, Y. -. Kerney
samuel RuekIe, Wm. Lernen, James A. Kerhey
James w. Strider, Henry Snyder, William Bean
John Melvin, Samuel Melvin, George Lecklidet
land Capt Samuel Leekdidcr, be-a conmitteelto prc
leure wagons aud horses.
Resotted, I hat Col. Charles Harper and Thoma
IT, Towner, ESP be committee TO invite The Wing
Of Washington cpunty Mary land TO speud the nigl
5r the It'll Of August with us snd join III proeessio
with us on the morning oflhe Sth Of August.
R,solred, That The editors Of the Free Press
requested 10 publish the proceedings of this NEE
ing. IL. CAMERON, Prest.
JouN NJ. JtwETr, See'y pro teps
ya9 y me pressure IF news. The circulation
.ne free Press is 50 general, lhasevery man
business VINO understands hisinterest, is anxiou
g 0e made known TO our readers. A eeptlema
p nfishboring county, who spent q few dzlla,
WIN y on an advertisement, says il has brouob
him Pfoii' IN fourfold degree. He means !,
Keep 4 np, like a man Of sense.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
nnnrvAI or THE HIsERNIA.
ia DAYS Lalsr.tf0ss Europe.

II
- ..a.roer Hibernia arrived At Boston
!, "wednesday morning Al e o'clock -
lsss han rs days from Lfyefpool, WIN {
dates 10 the Sd inst
The general character q 'ne fo,n'ass'
81 accounts differs little from the iass,
's Tbs cotton marketIwas steady and sales +
,,hss.I s,Inriees advanced about I'd. from
/ 49,, 49, 4 ! fortnight previous. The sales
WI, 6. i wesk ending June p. amounted to
- SI,nbales and prices current iof Ame5'' !;
go, ssscTini,ons were quoted as eneraify
IA h;sher than lhose Of the precea1hg
Friday. oassonenoe IL
NJ The gain markets IN eonssqusn0e III: u
,hs recent rains-althoush more = s''ss
wanted are more depressed than 'nsy ws1Y
s,ths SAILING III The last packet. ana p B,
49, TsEeded 4 Lille. 1Canadlan .Ftoags
nav sao 80 i rec 4 Il 2as. TO 2es, 6ds PEI
3 bar and las Been gpod desl INQUIRED
! for. h;ch bas hmm
~, ~ a. he WestIndia markets, pFc
lanesd 81 legislative instability has d'saF
! sssrea and The producaof those co'enis
= 's.'e ! bronrh, more freely forward aul
xnuo alter. HS s1tNs - -
a IVES, India staples, sugar and coffee, nay
vzEbsen considerable in the Liverpool ~
"A I,hs London markets. and improving pFles
,e have been the result. ~ aa.I
IL THE Caledonia arrived OPT on me III
in TT dfysTrDn Bestee
ics The rejection OF the Texas anneSahs
- treaty bv The Senate Of the Amerfean Ca
iii gress has been the subject Of much cog
M menl inIthe English Journals, and the y
Cd count has been received with genetal q
Ct, unqualified appreciation. Thopgh sucls
70 "a rssultIwas aaticipatedA 20 largs maalol
be II vas scarcely expected.
id Iiperp5ol Corn h1kst July 4,--Tl
Grain markets, in consequences o. thes1
Ter Cent rains-al,hough more is still watiljj
he are more depressed than they WERE
ief the sailing Of the last packet, AID prid
we have rkeeded little. On Tuesday Ii
ali holdersEot whea, having submitted tea 1
a. cline Of 2a3l per ~ IBIS, from the raj
al ofthatday fortnight, fair amount o. W
ve, mess was effected, chiefly in the gene
ore runs Of foreign, Canadian tonr has. Z
re Stree sale al 29s2as 3D. perbbL, and
Sen good Deal inquired for. Flour, ],
new d. p. Dbl. 29a30| IN bond Gag
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
JEFFERSON MEETING.
.aGe,.eraI FnUifaftOIis

-
nz-Tse Whifs Of JeGsrson County VII no'o'
On The sM day Of August ne1t,
Near cbarles.own, a POLITICAL MEETING
"a utieh YOU are respectfully and cordially M
vi.sd. Distinguished sdvoeates Of wing mea-
,.r., and principles, Is represented b the wing
e,asda,s. for he Prssidsuey and Vice fresl-
denev. have been invited 10 attend aud l eoe'ss.
n. messing. .some-ws hope all Of them-wlil
attend and discuss the great qnes'ieaa ~ upon
which the people or the country are PoiHie7ia1
divided.
rhere viii be prepared FOR fhf Occasion al
srsper tefreshments-pia and unpfeiending N
their character, but ssficient and suitable 10
quality and abundance Tor ali, be'they ever 80
many, who may come.
Wei1vile al Wings, no matter where resi-
daat-lsb~.ensvdEtsun
Oar feilow4citizens, also, Of theopposile5 Po
lisIea party are cord isiIy invited 10 come smeDl
us Al this meetisg. Weiofer them par,iciPa
lion in The PresisioRs made for the occasion
and we ask Them 10 hear from ourselves on
political prize ipIes, and the arguments and con
ssdsratons b which they are supported
We invite all, OF any party, who can come :
10. come -assuting them Of ample provision an
agenhi1e welcome.
Very respectfully,
John s. .Gatiaher,
.andreio Hunter,
Henry Berry,
Geo. B.. Stephenson,
Nm. b. Thompson,
YIN. c.. Worthington,
] Com. Of Invitation.
Charlestown, July IS, 1874.
whig Editors. are requested to publish N
foregoing invitation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25

The Cap.pbeIrs are Con.is'g



We have On hand, ftpn fopr TO az columns q
genuine. uneoutradir,sd changes 81 gsn'isnlssn
from Locofocoism 10 whlsgery, bat We have De-
lsyed their publieaIiOn, 10 see that hey would
bear the test better lhan hose claimed v ouf
isdvs.aries. We begin iheir Pubheatien today
Now. take a sample OF The reckless manner y
vb;ch The Loco presses abuse The eenidenee 81
heir readers II last weeks Winchester Vir-
tiniau, The names cfi several gentlemen aeou.
Min creek, |BsrksIey cOonly, wsIe given, as
having renouneed Mr.. Clay and taken up Polk.
We we're satisfied, though the name Of the re-
pu,ed writer, IS Fitch" was given, that the
iIe,ter vas silly boar, and 50 il 'urps0ut 10 oe
Yeti. has cot start, and if Truth could put o.
seven-leagaed boOts,and step from Passamsquod
dy 10 he Sabine, she could not oveftake the ne
The fabrication is already in the Richmene En-
loaitet and other presses, and is BY this uue bal
over The counuy. We shsilhnd il eomins bael
for months. sounded BY every penny whistle y
the land. But viii the contradiction follow
We COPY Mr. Groves denial under bis own band
as also Nj. Colbert holidays we are ae'noi
lzeJ 10 ccniradicl he story as p treey en' q \
dthsr,, also.
,IIr.-rhave, win surprise, seen il II
fpor,ed in several LEGO Foco papers, thai ! .ha
~, ne Wbig canse. ask The favor Of a yer
small spate5n your columns 10 assert mat II [
an outdsd and untrue, H. /.
; / wss Wig during The times 81. adrersii,
: and cenainly shall nel deser, The good cause 81
= ne eve Of victory. Very respectfully.
JOHN GROVE.
!, Mil Creek, Berkeley, Co., Jaly 2os 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
yvuIo MAss MEETING.

The following additions have been made. to
two OF the Committees, viz
commiilee on Provisions. Thomas @, Baylor,
John Wiltsbiie, Abraham Snyder, George W.
Hammond, Joseph F. Abelli Jonathan Burns,
Lewis w. Washington.
ceumjiies on the Stand --Ignatius P. Lyle
WIN. T. washington,
tTThe seveEai Committees 90 the Wing
Mass Meeting arc requested 10 NEE, a, Abslfi
Hotel, Oh Friday the 26th inst. Ito morrow,) 70
consult as to further preparations on the ground
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25

D, owaed-on Monday, the 10Th last
At Swift Greek, near PETERSBURG NJ
JESSE NJ. WHITE. a native or Wincbas.
ter Va. The deceased had been liyino
N Petersburg but few months. and was
there!oEe little known 10 The citizens 81 The
place. He was a Ha,-maker by trade
sno was supposed TO be about 80 years Of
ae, he lett Petersburg for Swift Creek.
e slohday morning, 10 company with
seserai individuals on a fishing excursion
ana az while attempting 10 swim across The
Ireek' to obtain boat from ihe opposite
s1ofe, was, II Is supposed, suddenly seiz-
ed with the cramp, and in tie twi1klino.
o. an eye sunk in death. Here We have
another evidence OF the truth Of the NAV
~, mar IN The midst Of life we are in
1eaih. - Petersburg Mteiligeacer. : :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25

la reeeut speech in Unionsowa. Pa, the Hon.
-, ,,.l, m his faVorite subjest.
!, I.-- n. -s.;s,,.l IL consequences Of The
'ae 49, 4. ~. "a Mr. Polk on he Tariff,
~. r.l1..,.;,,s ,ls,n. iuteliaible eompara-
my ~ ,,A ~ r.sr has clear view 81
w & NJ. re.,,estive Tsriif schemes
me ps-s"S'. NJ Thor I'd industry Of 81
coun,ry. Lett be carefully esesidersd;
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briefly allnde 10 a few more changes
Each revolution Of The Wing Ban tells
lis glorious tale
The SteubenviHe Herald. received TINS
morning. contains the renunelaiipns q
eve resnec.able citizens Of Saltu toen-
stip. Jefferson county. sxho have hereto
fore acted with The Loco Foco party
They are Judge Patterson. D. IL RlilFion;
lanes s. Blackburn, Willisn Erotser and
Henry Bets. We should Ike 70 publish
The cards Of some Of these worthy men. but
we have no room to-day. -.
William Lee. Mechanic Of ehllli.
co,be Ross county. comssout 10 The last
i Scio,o Gazette, aud rsnounees the Loco
| Foco uarty. with which he has alway'
heretofore acted. He gives good reasons
for the faith that is in him,
Mr.. Dudley. OF Americas, Sump'e
county. Georgia, an Influential aad able
man. has Jeff the Loco Eoco ranks and "a
Zen The ieId for Clay and Frelinghuysen
Even ID Io.ra Territory. the waves
: enthusiasm and victory roll onward. Tn
! last Iowa STANDARD contains The renuncia
!. ton Or Thomas Cahill, SAp had put Ju.
been announced as one OF committee
vigilance, by the Locolocos Of The pfacs
! r5ns ,bev come. are there no changes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
THE cHARLoTTEsvILLE CONGESTION
DISPENSED WITH.

The wing Central Committee Of Virginia
have adopted resolution dispensing with The
Consention which it was proposed 10 hold at
Lchailonesvillsi September. and Recommending,
instead thereof, District and County Conventions.
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