davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-30
GREAT FLOODS.

Acorrespondent OF The Cincinnati Atlas.
wnIng from on board The Steamer Qseen
Of The West. under date Of the lsih inst
says.
I'VE have . gentlemsn on bo,rd our
boat from Red River, iha. ~e took from
the Republic. as she cane out OF lhe r,ysr.
lie says there are bu, two pl.Slaiions. ior
800 miles up the river, ba, what are over-
down, Snme of them are ten feet unde'
water, and The boat he came dOwn on
vent over q number OF plsnt.sIous. and
took the people DOT of 'hs houses. the
boa, running slone side Of them, The
higher lands are Iull IL horses and cattle
up To their middIes in wster. ealing The
bark tom the trees. and h"gs ~ete lost
ing down on DRIFT. A g,est portion oil
the stock musI be dssuoysd. lie told
me &c one pIsS'aton belonging 10 Mr lie
C"mp,s. who hal 500 acres 10 corn. Ill oil
which is under water aud destroyed.
"The Arkansa, r,veI 10 in nssIly o.
bad cond,ion. n,tlced many plan'a-
tons on The Masi..ipPi. below the mouth
Of the Arkansas. enureiy under watt
plantations. too. that escaped the las
years hhod. The lnss oil be uemcn
dou'. Above the mouth OF the Arkansas
think the plan,atioos are out oi DANCE
from the food"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-30

JUICE MARSHALL. than whom our coun-
try has otv,r g,sen birth TO a purer pa,
riot or moie hIghmiudrd aud honorable
gentleman, IN a letter written and pub
Iished in 1928, dissvow,ng an txprrs-
zion attributed to hun respecting Gen
Jackson, odds the weigh, Of b.. great
name to the falsliv Of the charge oi co,
rupron against Messrs. Adams and Clay
The following rs an ex Fact fr m tie let
ter referred 10, which is dated Mach 20,
1928. and addressed 10 the .di,or of tns
Richmond Wing;
Il admit having said in private tina
though had not voted since The eslsb
lishmeni of The general ticket sy.trm, al.
believed that | never .houId during II,
continuance. might probably depart Iron
nv resolution, 70 this Instsnre, from IT,
strong sen>e leIt Of the injustice OF ,h'
cha &c Of corruption against The Pres.
deBl and Secretary Of 81 lie.
john MARSHALL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-30

A rREAry "A treaty hs. Just hsen"
titled bstseen ,h- G"vernmen,s oi Gre"
Britain and the Sandwich l.lauds. los
Irea'y STIMULATES that M government sh"'
he upon mnre favorable terms ,han 6fe''
Bn'aIn. Il provide. that the English shan
e"j'y wnh"u' p 'rtia'ly all right. posse"
.rd by other i"'eienrrs, aud It .erur'' !"
British er,nin ,ls t,sl by q jury 81 resi-
ient foreigners. Goods Of I'll kinds lro"
Brush possessions are to he aLmii,ed"Po0
paving duty not higher Than five ?"
cent. al valorem. A clause. however
has been inserted. TO receive the sanr"""
III the English government, by which ;"
sp"';uous liquors are prohibited, anil w.
restriction IS also 10 applied to a''''s,
from france, with whom the governm'"
have previously concluded a ues'y o."
hitting wine, &c. The -moun, oi Wv
treaty how IL tina, all nations are u w
placed on the sane f'otng. The 81"
cl's as spbptu"us liquor. may. pefh'P''
create. so,Fi difficult - hereafter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-30
A coon ANSWER,

A yonag gentleman W 20 does DOT 1--we
a thousand miles fr"w our iii e. vas !"
the se, of popping the question 10 young
lady the other day, when just at The
"vItching ,imsn her fa,her entered he
room, AID inquired sha, they we've but!
" OF" promptly replied tie iar one,
" Nj. vas jus, explaining The q"es.
tipa Of a,tnerq,ion 10 me-" apd he IS ior
Immediate annexation. "W-il," said Pa.
pa, F" il sou ran agree on treaty.. III rs-
ufyit." We spesk Tor bid. Pet. Int.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-30

TUE GREAT GAS MlcRoscorE.-Anex-
peumeh,si exh,buIon III tbs instrument
was given by DR.. I.ardner I" q frw pri.
va'e friends II Charleston, rs. e J On the
evening "f Friday and Saturday. tie re
suits 81 which fully justified the eapscla-
iions raised by the promises OF the artists
N London sho constructed il. II 10 IN
l.et very nearly a counterpart OF The cele.
bratsd Polytechnic Microscnpe, which la.
." long been the subjec. Of admiration in
,ha, city. any difference consisting in lev
additions suggested To the maker since the
construction OF the LONDON instrument.
The Illuminating and maqnifyine powers
are Immense. The linear d,mens,ons of
a minnte object NAV be without difficulty
enlarged about two thousand times. which
Corresponds 70 a maendyins power on
the bulk al the object amounting TO eight
thousand millions,
A flea was exhibited thirty six fee, in
length.
A masquit, tilled the entire area Of The
vertical s'cnon "f the s,sge,
Fine lsce seemed like giant ao, work
formed Of thick ropes rud.ly KNITTED To-
gether.
A fine canhric neellr. the eiphty-eiehth
psEi ri an inch IN thckntss. assumed III g..
torn Of a pointed bar twenty one inrhes
thick and one bundled and twenty fee,
long.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-30
THE TARIFF.

Pennsylvania is flooding Congress
with circumstances against the reduction
OF The existing duty up'p iron. coal and
acooi; Maryland, ditto; the l.ocoloco pa-
per at onoad ga IN. r. The grea, saline
region, declares that " he party" has
no idea Of touching the duty on salt.
while in New Orleans, they swear that
the sugar duty must no, be disturbed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-30

THtcsnridisaef Er gsssrn', Ds,r.
-Thomas w. Dosr has bra e"nss
I'D brIsss Ihs Sspreas Cosfi 2. ~
s,.,s n Rhode Islsad. sitting .. Nee
pars, Of lhe rriss u uessoa ssAiasl !.
S..,.. Ths jsry spsa, iws Aas's 40
+, ou.ter n dslsbefagions On Monoss
r,shI, and on Tuesday mafa'as. . 80
o'elork, rendsred . ssrdsei 81 ss'l'y'
ThsrsupOa Me-. Dor moved and sf's'l
az isdgmsnl, IOsndsd On . bah Of sassP'
linhs,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-30

Tie Lees ell eaFss ne
!. - s,Tsa.' . he nsins 30 80 &c
"a :. -, psssIcuisF iesasrs n vhlra =
!. ma.s inasrsslrd. They srs men :.
..;ss;-I, !, : lrse. bsi ihea hey afs noi
rI'aSrshsr iassasilae 10 iheir infsresf.
Lynehbarg IIrsiaiaa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-30


s......s-
We have been allowed also % cop,
Eom 4 I.esler 70 ) Kentucky Member o'
congress, from one Of his constituents
The following passage. al The more sor-
Inv Of regard and respect bersnse INC
writer speaks Eifh kaOElsdgs o. ms
subject: MAJ. iMs.
.You might suppose that !, having ~
earlier life spent mnrh time and vested
much money in Texas, you'd be an adj
yocsle Of ils admission into The Union.
Not so. think I have some sequalnl
snce with The subject; and the course Of
The National lnirlligencer, 80 true 10 the
couniry's interest on this question, has
sill more attached me 10 Il.
I've. afar of, and il sfems that you
Al Washington. cannot reason about tie
terms Of The Treaty.. And there Is lone
on she Tubs, The nation seems called
on 10 leap in . gulf 10 The dark. Surely
il il 10 the true theory Of our institutions
that the people are espable Of self-goYern'
ment, before they are 10 be committed BY
an act which. when done. becomes ~.
supreme Iap Of iks land, they should
know an ABOUT that act, in It's aggregate
and It's details. We ought 10 pause be
fore We consummale treaty bringing all
ems into our Conlederacy and untold NIL
lions Of debt rpon our shoulders. Why
Texas knows no more about her deb
Than does about his. III re
eollec, Alright. there have been three %
sues in Texas Of bills Of credit upon IN
Government. intended iar circulation. am
called money. The first. ! 'hink, she re
pudiated. Internationally; the second sh'
authorized To be funded, and Government
al certificates 20 be issued therefor; ih'
third is in loco psremis now. When
was there, j, was understood that N
means were preserved Of accuraiel!
knowing The amount Of the frs, issues
But must not 90 into these { iesiion
further. except 10 say that your district !
certainly agains, tie treaty, almost una
nimously."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-30

,;a,. ons spea shirh dee : q siood.
Besidrs, his i sltogrshtr > dssingehsoas
prleai. Nobody ssFes . straw Sc Mex
ssa pre,ensioass sis . ioo sssk q &C.
ere regard even lor her rights. u en-
,irtly satisfied thar hsrrighsxss ganf. Ss
oueis not ana .onld not psy Iar Der pre-
sfnsicns. II would be sliogeaher unlns :
ksbIe Coz rs 20 squanieF our money %
lesd Der impoleni arregsnes,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-30

q &c pcussA q irrIiioEy xhich sAs
rlsimed by ahe Unatd statss prior 10
ls29. when he So0lhuesirra boundary
was settled.
The lisnsts &c rexas. - ar - iheY were
defined by Inc Texsn Congress somryesrs
ago, inrlade large eslens OF New Mexi-
81, extending 10 the Rio del Norie. end
folloeing thai river 10 iis soOrre. and
embracing large portions u Other depart
menls Of The MeKiran Republic, The
boundaries II fsel. = 6xed By the Teat
ans, were designaid with The bolbest u
eense according - present OF future ron.
vepirnces might seen 20 dictaie. San'n
re isslf u iaclsdsd ia rae Ifxian damn
IA spot where Texans have been as pm
soneFs. bni neFer - srlilers.'
The people 81 ibs S'ulh are notify any
means alI oI one opinioa ~ 20 she PRO-
pretty II snnr1ing Teas 20 The unian-
The Cheratr Gazette, far Instance. n"s
of The sblesl eesnry papers in SaSth "a
rollna, end warmly susehsd 10 Ihe palIll
cal principles shd initaHes 81 MIR. Cal
hpUn. eemmepIing upon the lrsasy d"cu
ments. ssys:
Heretofnrr orr infafma ion has breI
TOO l,mi,ed 10 p.rnii ~ 10 make up ou'
mind fully upon ihe quefi'an; but nov
with The lights heioie ". se mo longer he
siaie or daubi. bot declare emphsliesll,
lIlsi ne are sgainsf the saaessllon Of Ter
70 under present e'reums'aneesi ns'Ihel
DO we think q would be IA the interest 81
the Southern portion Of this Confsdrsacy
so long - Texss can retain her lndrpea
denee and The institution II slavery, - Do,
sire tha, she should come within the psl'
Of our l4ws."
Ths paper argues in favor ri ID. posi-
lion ~ great length. res,inR pnncirally Up
IN the consideration ihai the admiss,o0 q
Texas would materially lnjufe the South
err s airs. and ,nsol,e rs N e0vsIdlJ
var with Mexico. Evening Post.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-28
VOCAL < IusTRun1ENTAL
CON g R u Pc

l4NHE coDcert advertised some weeks sincs
i - bJ Mr. MILLER, will take place 10 The
upper room Of the court-house 10 Charlesiown,
i On Thursday the 2Sfh of this month,
When viii be offered to The ladies and gentle
men Of chariestown and viciniiy,-a choice Sc
lection Of Vocal and Instrumenial Compositions,
which II i believed csnHotffail 10 please the
most fsstid ious tastes, as fS have been select
ed with q due respect 20 fkBder the entertain-
ment diversified aad Of chsste character.
Mr. Miller is happy 10 state, that for this oc-
easion be has obia ined Tie aid or two eminent
Pisnists and q Rioliniss. assisted by several Am
ateurs in the Vocal and Instrumental depart
ment-aIl Of whom have 10 the kindest manner,
granted thei valuable assistance.
PROGRAMME. d
PART ~
lst7-Intrnhus,ion. caIph d Bsgdsd: Piano, Flute,
adf-t;ss,a Diva from BelIipis' Opera of Norma +:
:, r'sno Flute, LIST and % ViOlins
41h-The Aurora walizes. By I.abitz.ki: Piano,
Flute, lst aud % vlolins.
sth1Roodo. By P. T. Hunter Piano. Flute, and
6'hIw,llz By Mozart: Piano. Flute. I.t and.ai
7,h7Nrw sose. "Jo.y Strong" in character.
BY On Amateur.
s'h.PsIonsise, by Gabriesky Solo, Flute, by
Flur III.
9lh-Irish Air ~ilh-yaristioas. called Dirandante
and PertArm6: Piano Flute, ST & "a Violins.
loth-Waltz b llimmell Piano, Flute, LIST and
81 Violins.
lith-sose, The Sailor Boys Grave, r in char
seter, BY an Amateur.
l2ih-Pisno Durst, from the Opera Of Tsneredi,
which will be infrOfIueed several adfnitad
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-28

4 --~-A-~A4OA11 lLEELHs
Pale Freedom heard The song Of The sira
As borne 90 the blast, she caught each word
she raised her head from her bressl, ana said.
The spirit Whit me is not dead:
me Joy ieei.my wound viii heal:
a shout through The land again VIII peal.
For Freeaon wakes, and Tie spellshs breaks,
And the gioom from her spirit proudly shakes.
The voice she heard. from liz ffee Mi hifd
IA chord in be! Stumbling soul hath ,iirred !,
4 She lakes her stand, and waves he. hand
O'erIihe ruined affairs through The and.
again lhe fires she Ii, for Our sires.
FlameS, such as Liberty only Inspired
lilsmiae the sky, as flashing on high,
they leap and Cart where he sunbes9as ~:
No ftaress nighTnow beiims our eight,
F0f me name- are. barring clear and bright
! tell thee, bird, Jet my voice be heard,
As farsas reached thy warning word
Thou Shall not dare cur banner 10 teaf,
Nor, ID thy talons, shred Of il bear
No .Fefaven racer will thon have 10 face,
ErethOu snatch cur penhd from It's place.
III sweep again over hill ana plain,
And, where find the waIch+f wane.
| y show Thee how The frownIon my brow
will recall to The weakest biz patriot vow /:
Thai, ever THERE. with wa lchword and prayer.
Thesfoe from his land be has sworn 10 scare.
To God We praise, my armsT'll raise,
Whil,.from my torch folih Streams Tie beze,-
Iayoks his power, to avert ihe hour
WhenIdangers dark DER the land shah lower,
h And ready In stand to suengtSen each hand,
Ana clasp the sons Of my chosen labd.
Fly'to.thy uest, plume thy naughty crest,
Still thine image, unsulled, shall resi-
On The bosoms brave Of the sons I'll save,
I've sworn i at Fefnon's hallow'd gave.
Bsnish thy dream, bid thy Ssglels scseam
With joy, that the sun wilnfver beam
I A craven race o'er-for ira itors no more
shslf'ule in the land where thou loves. lo'sosr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-28
Fashionable Tailoring.
James III. Kinninshasl,.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens CT
u D Charlestown and the adjacent country
that he has opened TAILORING ESTAB-
LlSHMENT a few doors East Of Mr., David
Humphreys Store, and nearly opposite the
Store of Mr., c. w. Aisquith, in the Shop FOR.
merly occupied by Mr.. Thomas d. Webster,
where he is prepared to execute 10 tie neaiest
and most fashionable style, oil articles in his
line Of business, and al prices TO suit The times.
From long experience 10 business, ard the ge-
neral satisfaction has rendered so Gar, he can
with safety insure neat ft, and perfect salts
faction 10 those who may be pleased 10 patron
iEe him. IA
Having made ample arrangements 10 be pro-
'iled witHthe FASHIONS as they are regular
y issued, he can promise the very Tip Of the
fashion" 10 those desiring their garments So
made. and are thus enabled to say that the
most fastidops will be served TO order by Civ
ing him a call
As none but the very best workmen will be
employed, the public may resttassufed that his
work. will be both neat and durable
he hopes, By strict attention to business
aud punctualily 10 engagements, 10 receive a
liberal portion Of . discerning public's patronage.
Chariesiowu, Nov 9, le43- 6m.
1Country Produce will be taken at all
I mes in exchange for work, at cash prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-28
Miss C. Webber.

nESPEcTFULEY announces 10 the public
~ ihatshe purposes succeeding her Sister
Mrs TRAwrE, IN the charge Of the-Semnsry
along under her supervision in this place
The sams course Of instruction will generally
be pursued, and the same branches taught -
Miss W. hopes 81 her assduily to mel d share
Of public patronage. Her terms Of tpilion re
session Ct 5 months are slo-or IS If paid in adj
vance
For The Ornamental Branches. such as Draw
ing and Painting, Wax:work, Shell-work, Japan
work, Artificial Flowers, &c.i S. EACH
Useful and Ornamental Neede-work will be
attended TO one day in the week, for which
there will be no extra charge.
The school i'll commence ou the Isl day of
April, al the mouse Of Mrs. Strailh.
Charlestowp, March 7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-28

suit. But this is moi the day o. The place
for eulogy. OF lherest | knew nothing
bal from fame. But. what shining marks
did death aim at on that day. snid the
ihroug l--Ah brethren. the Lesson Is aw.
ful--perfectly awtull II tlpnot be
thought Of without shuddefing. All .hat
you have read Of il. il nothing TO the
dread realities Of the scene ss lelated to
me by eye witnesses. But rppstsiop /;
beseeching God Almighty TO give this
people heart to improve The Visitation,
and to each one OF US duly o8lay il 10
heart"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-28
IaIroRrAar rlsIAL ANp coNYIrIr.a


The Following interesting itiAl and conviction
Of the Editor Of The Richmond lEooafer. Il f,a,rl
'ne pen 81 The editor ofthe Pelsrsburg InteIiisen
Ger, d-aPpesrs ID ..graysl', The old rsntlSmapR
arraigned, sorely.
OrEzl Osrxi
Silence = commanded on pain Of inn
ptlsonnent while the Editor Of lhe Rich.
mond Enquirer II onatiiaI before The Peo-
pie Of Virginia for saadry hieh cfimes
snd misdemeanors.
People Of Virginia. Thomas Richie.
you are charged with hasieg- supslirted lot
the Presidency, IWm If Crawford tbe Il
blest and most constant cham rsson Of hal
Federal Monster" Nationet BankI
What say you-are you guilty Of not
guilty p Is
Prisoner 81 aid sdppofl NJ i ii e,,, ~,
foid, but at that lime Na,;nnal Ran
was not considered unconslIiniional.n
People, When did you discoser. N 10
be Unconstitutional"
Prisoner. When GenlJacksun BEGAN
10 make war on5iin
People. How is ii that Gen Jackson IL
such high authority with you Did vol,
not, At one time, assert publicly that be
would. # elected to the Presidency.
prove curse 70 bis country. and saF
many Other things derogatory 10 bis intel.
lect and charscfer' I'M
Prisoner EdId-bnt afterwards VII III
he was bsskiuS in the sunshine III popu.
lar favor, | made ample atone MT fot
my offences against him, BY being one III
bis devoted and obedieni followers" ...lI
People. Were you not once Violent
~ opposed to what il called dc SUB
Treasury scheme Did you not denounco
it in unmessured terms, and predict thal
if il were adopted, ii would prove min
ons TO the country I"
Prisoner. II did y
People What Y! induced you 10 change
Prisoner. MY party after having al.
nounced i as bitterly as / ever did, look il
up. and could moi afford 10 Be left Ia d
minority. G.
People. Did you not follow William
z, Rives 10 denounring the Sub Treasury,
and afterwards deIounce him for sticking
to'the tex. from which you yourself had
50 ofienpreached 4 VIII
Prisoner. i aid. Because Mr.. Riyeb
redIobsiinateiy to bis opinions altef
be saw THE PATTY were fully bent OH
carrying out the measure, and If had not
abandoned him the party would have a.s
oandoned me.
People We're you-not at one time :
warm advocate ,ot the Distribution q: the
Fund accruing from :he.sales Of pub.
ic lands amongithe Sta,es?T
Prisoner. i was
y People; Why have you changed yolr
opinion 2
Prisoner My party have ,bkep grouinad
against Ibis measure. and II abandon
them. they will desert me-
People. Stand up, Prisoner. and hear
the sentence which we pronounce on YOU.
After fair and impartial tTial, you
have been found guilty Of The. crime 81
being time serving and disihgenuotAs
politician. You have sacrificed PR1Ndf.
PIES 70 MEN, end pfoslituted youf inaa.
ence 10 the base ends Of party. i WE,
therefore, decree that, hsncefohl the.mos-
p Of your paper shall ; be FEAR without
TRUTH. in order thai every man may he
warned DOT TO- trust 10 your declarations,
which are made 6uttpdeceiye, or 10 yodr
promises. which are made only 10 beifaI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-28
WHIPPING M
From ne Globe 81 Thursday.

- y 5''071 q lHaTsaaT.z7 -- TT--
The darkest hour for The Democrats i
from now until the 4th Mondav IL May
next. i Until the noulin alton lis MAX
some few Democrats will hold hash a~i5 s
,le bit after 4 is made, every trace Witt
he light and every breaal.chAn laose
Then tbie4e will be mo holdino back 81
kicking out olthe traces
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-28
Dolllesfic Goods, sc.

HEAyY TwiIled Cotton 0snaburgs,
III Peuiientiary Plaids,
Z "a, 49, ~, and sd brown and blsached cot
tons,
sBurlaps No l, 2 and 3,
just received and for sale al small advance
by T SIGAF0oSE.
!. FebS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-28
SPURNING THE LASH. !
Fkomtke .MadiS6nian of Fridap.


We Tor one, viii never be iitched. 10
Mr. Van Burep's car. A msjosity Of ito
freemen Of this Republic can never Be- III
eo'oed oy The lash Of any mans tfRecrupu-
lols organ as to submit 70 be put fnfllis
traces and 10 dtag, like beasts III bilr.
den, bls irlumPhal car. They vii Lick
OUT o. me ~ races, or die in the attempts!
The impetus given the Democratic
cause by'ihe vetoes, is now exhausted. n
consequence III the wicked assaults Oh
ine ADMINISTRATIONS By The cormorant lac.
obins. II cold not Sc otbsrniss. All
parties acknowledged that the actssot Mr.
Tyler produced The succsssfulrsI.y Of the
Democratic pRr'y.in 1912 and lssE5-aIl
mustacknostedge That the Cause fof suc-
cess must noR cease 10 operate. since the
Jacoblns usuHP the reins Of The party and
direct lis forces in assaults on. the Execu.
i've This issan inevitable result The
Democratic party under its old Readets.
and rs old managers, puslsink hack ID
iSfi mo is PROSTATE condition III. fS4O.
X fsafdaEoaiara.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-28
VAN BQREN ON THE TARIFF
Lettsr 10 Jirginia.
opposed 70 zach 0E he

Extract from ssarr. fran Lstter 10 g1ginia.
BTtn's iniii@'f 4st- ALpAsT, Feb 20, lS43
I 49, saisa u fs'4efy' ~ hare al no time nor
aTbs 81 ssr any 'eAtfs a 8, t9tr-
timent Of lhs coantry ba,;oa ~ ~ Tse o.,
in respect 10 what is, or. tai ,,s.aa " , ~
under such citca msian in.respsct 10 iii principle
ees, me proper fpe for upon 'ehieh i i toaaded
LIZ ae,len , aIeh as 70 It's details 10
b. me ~ egeas a geo @e Sea seall
and the progiess Of. % sprcl 10 thai and u,be,
piuiOn been bropaht 10 subjects before he rub
the conclusion tbfiefy lie :
expressed salo, 9. 70 gne % me M VAN buren,
yeati s w ii IL.
crig.i,leiipg tspig 5or re-
Ertnut purpose ontac and
which ,t VII i ~ II ZEN
. VIA E E g ilEG !
ray, s 'llhso
He asctars.,, ,ba .Iaa;o,. ,so,lsi,ba,
"a IL L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-28

The Prospect of.pr. CzayI--ThesPeun.
syivania luqulreF says: Gentlemen uho
slieaded The recent State Couv ntion,
give Us the most cheering iatelIi gence as
20 The condition Of popular sentiment 10
the interior, 10 favor Of Henry Clay Of
Kentucky. Thousands who supported
Mr.. Van Buren al the last contest. will
DOW 90 for Clay; while ii il = rare thing
to dissoVer a1ciiizen Of PeDEsylsalia who
voted for Harrison. who is NIL i.dsi'as ea-
ger and Jealous. 10 The cause 81 ihe Far :
mer Or Ashland. The prospect u indeed
cheering. s.e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-28
To fIie Public.


INHE subscriber takes this method Of return
- ing bis grateful Acknowledgements to his
friends ter past favors snd begs leave to Inform them
and the public generally, that he is prepared with
Machinery Tor Manufacturing
WiadotC Sash, Windotc Blinds, and
PANEL Doors,
And can furnish those in wsat Of such articles al
short notice, and at reduced prices. He has now on
hand, large stock Of SASH Of various szes--per-
Sons wishing TO build would advance their work
More rapidly BY purchasing doors, blinds and sash,
alfeads madeup iIhat being the work most trouble
some and occupying the greatest length OF time)
to such, great bargains will be given He salso pre-
pared TO contract for the
Erection Of Buildings,
and from his experience he atters himself that he
can FUZZY satisfy The motions If the most fastdous-
either for dursbility, comfort convenience or ele-
ganee, for plainness and economy, in the arrange
hent Of dwellings, Persons wanting any thing IN
his line will do we'll 10 call ii his old stand corner
Of Liberty and Charles Street. before dealing else
where.
g-rI am alsO prepared to put on ZINC ROOF
ING, At all times,
3, ToMLINSoN.
CharlesioNn, March 9, Ig4S.