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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
SENATOR sfi1NN.

Among the signs in the North Western por.
tidn # Virginia, We may name The change Of
Senator Shinn, Of The Harrison district. Since
the Baltimore Loco Foco Convention, be has
declared for Mr. Clay, as his second choice next
to Mr. Van Buren. He charges the Virginia
delegation in that Convection with having yio-
lated their INSTRUCTIONS; and then, through afr.
Roaues shedding hypccriiical tears for the re-
lection # Mr. Van Buren, while they voted
against him from The start, and threw irebrands
into The parry By every vote.
The Locos have begun 10 assaiI Mr.. Shinn,s
neral character. OF this, they said nothing Wills,
he worked with them. The Richmond wig tru-
y says Of his leter, tina, I'll is really not only
written with spirit and fnrce. bot With very
high degree q power, and those who are pre-.
pairing TO assal him, will End great difficulty 10
corfaiirg his ergumenis"
While on tins topic, il may not be amiss to no.
iice a paragraph from Gen. Dromgoole's letler
10 Mr. Richie, ia which he denounced the at.
tempt to sacrifice Mr.. Van Buren. The Gene
RI has since declared that men were sacrificed 10
principles. He deprecated the sacrifice If Mr. "
B., yet vas among the first 10 yield his spproba-
ton Hear what he said but few weeks before
the Convention -
"Mr Van Buren, was defeated 10 1910 bg his
svowed enemies. On thai occasion, Judge PHI
i'pP Barbour wrote 10 him, strongly ex ressing
his sense q lhefeni injustice which had been per
Petfaied. 1.-THE Democratic psriys who have so
clearly expressed preference for Mr.. Van Bu-
feus permit him 20 be discarded from their con-
hdehce aud sapporl. By liDidIy yielding u sud
den. panic and cunning Misrepresentation, his
ous fIiends will have belrayed his cause ard
.outStupped bis enemies 10 their gross injustice
10 pure and upright pairiot,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
KAND ran p6Ksun sncI!

Mas. recently. letoe ,neeiios
ia New York. Il which B. r.
teslded. and 10 which nhsuber
enbers oI Congress, lsom dsssoue
peFts Of The Uaion, made speeches 4
part 81 The speech Of tbs Hon. SiIas
Wright seems to us 70 hit gi,h great SCI
verify The present candidate Of tie par.
ty for the Presidency. vs. copy from
me New York Evening Pos,z
"In1retefe1ce 10 the idea that MT name
was ever TO be presented g the Amerl-
can people as acsndidate for she highest az.
fee i'd this government, be3you b be AZ
suFed that never, for one mdment. have /
been vain enough to aspirssio thai Lofty
trust; and while il is true that + di3 place
10 the hands az thedele gate;,o The Bslii+
more Convention from my osvn district, 1
letter unequlvocally prohibiting tie use
Of nv name Tor that ofIiccslit was done
because was kinity assured by
Itnends, that there was disposition lon
the paft Of some delegations an thai Goa,
venlion,, ia case Of the failulssto ndmlnale
T Mr.. Van Buren, 10 attempt to- Use mYpane.
Did do fight, tellow ciiizensl (Eheers
and cries Of .Yes.'@ did. And Ilmv sell
most heartily respond 10 yc1f affirmative
answer. ftsheers.E No State indiested 3
disposition TO bestow such .rast upon me,
and until they had done so. fhhouId have
been assuming that was permitted to
place myself before a Convehtionpf the
Democracy OF the Union. and attempting
10 gaina nomination. (CheerS1 That was
ieuough. But, fellow citizenssI " Is STOP
lped by3a stronger reason. Yon had, your
democratic brethren throughput the State
had. with peculiar unanimitu. and none
Emore heartily than myself, designaied sa-.
other one OF our disiih guishef Democrats
as their fHt choice~ior the~hf Office in
the country. ( A voice, Tires cheers for
old Maliy.' Laughter
Now Mr.. Wright declares tsat he plac-
ed in The hands of friend a Sstier, posi-
lively declining nomip alton "a the presi.
dency, on the ground that be had moi been
designated for such nomination BY the
/ Democracy. Surely III such aS rgqment
ouldapply with any force ia Nj Weights
case, il, mist be doubly effective. In the
case Of Polk. Who ever he1rd Of Mr.
Polk for such nomination sWhal por-
TOD oflthe Democracy Of lke cSpnssv
encouraged his nomination? sie was ia
little thought Of for the Presidency. DIS was
Governor Haines, Of Ne v Jersey. Hsuch
a man as Sllas Wright declinesSa nominay
l,ion. because he bad not been iSalksa Of. =
Then by how much greater reason should
James X. Polk
| The febtfke which Mr. Wright admin.
listers is severe, and ought TO be fela-- u
s. Gastits. Fs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
MASSAcHusG1rs

AZ al ifamense Wing Convention. held D
Boston on the 20th uliimo, at which Ex-Goyer.
nor Lincoln presided, the Hon. GEoRGE N
BRlGos vas nominated for reelection as Cover
hor, and Hon ygRs REtn as Lieutenant Cover.
nor An Electoral Ticket was also formed Of
the most distinguished men Of the STATE.
The Convention uss sloquenlly ada,essed b.
number cf speakers, aid The enthusiasm Of the
Wings is Up 10 proper mark. All will be well
in The "Bsy Staie.s,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

The wings q Hsrpers-Ferry Precinct pro.
pos 10 raise Pole on Saturday next, near the
Rail Road Bridge. They have invited num-
berlef spsskersfer The occasion. and e1psc, 10
have pIea.sn. gathering. The names Of he
foIlguing geniknen have been handed 10 as i
mong those invited to address the sssemblaee
On The oecasioh VIM. Col Johnston, Andres
iIua,er. Robs. :. Conrad, John Jardeg, Henry
Berry, w. c. WorIbins,ons Il. c. ccIlips, and
'Wiham 3. Th5mpsop, ESqs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
WING MEETING

| Among the recent gatherings Of the Whigs.v
may name that al Monument Square, BallrIare
on Thursday evening last. The Locos bad been
5oas;ing that their meeting. on The 18th Of lube
was an overwhelming one. and that The sqpsSe
| was loo small to contain lhem all. We Rsin
| hat goodly position If those in aiiend3pee
were Wings, who we're present through cuFloh-
ty,to hear what could be said BY The parry isr
their nominees. It'll
To prevent reciproca,ion Of the favor. h0e :
ever. the Locos had called Ward meetines b.
the evening Of he Wing gsihering;butsOme Of tae
party at,enced The latter, and there was Jam 70
The Square equal to any hing seen during he
great Wing Conventions 3k
The Han -JoHs P KENNEDY presided, ssd
there were The usual number of Vice FresidsRss
and Secretaries. The assemblaee was addresstd
BY Gel PaATr. the Wing candidate for GoyerSas,
BY Augustus W. BFadf I'd. the Wing eleetof tsir
the district, and bJ Andrew Hunter, Esq. Of .bsH
own State. 53:
The addresses or these gentlemen are hifhls
spoken Of IN the Baltimore Wing pa pers. Thss
American Wing .hus speaks Of Mr.. Hqnter'ssss
fon;- ii s'
-. :, Ia
rIhe discussion q sed BY Mr.. HtHTERya f
yirginia--aod by ihe.rsy that gallant bid NAH,
Ter Of States need be proud Of him, TT he Ga
diamond cf the FIRST water. The moment IL
took his post, we knew there was Etii id hia,; ihS
very position Of his head told Us such was ah5
case, and We 50 remarked 10 . friend ghd
stood BY ~, We we're not DISAPPOINTED q
be has The g5il 10 him. and he let II out'in a 4hs
4 hat made men laugh till their sides ached. WgiS
now he's he taiiess sori Of Ia ker and toe xsN
he whii'ied.aesn that leeile eend # sOthinS 4
Mr.Jsnes K. Polk, was caution.~ FIJI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
srousr nrBnos rEMkxrRY.
tYinektasr.

4 beauiifsl LOT of ere acres has been hid on,
Essf Of Winchester. for Burial Place. and thi'
va dedicated 10 'itssoismn purpose on Saturday
she 22d ultimo, BY opriste religious and Oihel
teftice,, The Republican staies Ihs. "lhe ser
vices were commenced BY an opening address
from The Rev A. II. n. Boyd. who also read az
original Byme, written FIR the occasion BY NJ
! s. Loveit. Esq, and which vas sung ~ he dif
Weren't choirs. occupying seats on she@eft OF ID,
sseskers Portions Of scripture we're read b
he Rev. w. Y. Rocker; who war followed in 4
dedicaiory prayer BY The Rev. W. ". Atkinson
Next esme selected Hymn. given oot by ibs
Rev. J Few Smith, and song By the choifs
Address BY VIM. L. Clark. ESQ PRAYER BY Rev
". B Edwards; Hymn BY Rev. d. g. Brsgo-
nier, and eiosiag Benediction BY Rev-JOs. Ba-
kerr ~
The proceeds Of The sales OF The squares are to
Be applied 10 The decoration n The grounds. and
10 few years The place will preseh, an ai,rsc
tive and tasteful appesrapee. The centre pial
o. The Cemetery has been allotted by the compa'
ny for .he inierment Of The remains If General
/ Daniel Morgan and 1--WE IL his companions il
arms, known as his srDulch Mess, and "a suita
4 be ronumehi viii be erected over these, from
general contributions
I Mr.. cIaki Address
! The address q w L. cIAkk. Esq, a. ib'
dedication of The new Cemetery. was Produc.
tion which gave great satisfaction and eiiciiet
-usivefssI praise His sRnsioa to Mount He
bfons one Of the halowed burial places describ
.ed in Holy win. arc TO the reverence fellin al
ages Tor The repositories Of the dead was happi
" introduced, and The associations incident 4
The subject we're most eloquenily and tonchingl
portrayed. The theme was well suited TO Ih
icapscty Of the orator and bis. versatility OF tal
cot was well displayed in the ease with which h
Was able 10 transfer his thoughts from he bu..
scenes q The living, Locomotives world, 10 the so
lsmn AMI serious consideration Of the place q
5eusl TO which ell must return = Yin. Rep.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

The lalsgtea, foods IN the Missouri River
have spread destruction throughout, the river
counties in the northern and northwestern por-
tionscf The State. Crops, 4rnces and stock have
been swep, away, many bpi1ines destroyed,
and some lives lost. The river was sl.ll on The
rise al the last accounts.
The Illinois river was also su, lien to a crest
extent, snd al the low lands near its banks IN
undated.
The pressn, hood, !, is feared, viii pr.re the
most di.asiFcu. which has happened for long
period 10 The Mississippi valey.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
TO rnE WINES OF VIRGINIA. !

J
| Our Sac is the battle ground, the FlaDeers
OF the approaching contest There is no nan,
We presouess so fOolhardy as to dauby Of Tie e.
lection Of Henry Clay BY great u.sjofity.
That j. mot lbe question with Us Of Virginia.
We all knpw thai his election is as iDfailbie as
the present can make he future. RulexenAhst
will scarcely reconcile us 10 defeat at hotrell-i
yrgiuis-l n the State which they desire aboye all
things to cfrTy. Il
The coolest in Virginia is daily becoaifng
more ani1a,ed and exciting, and il Is evident
that here We are to have an ardnous and doubt
fol conflict To Us, and we presume tqall, ma
tioral victory will lose much Of its saEar unless
Virginia. the Parent State If Mr.. Clay, sna the
mother Of WASHINGTON, Jefferson and NsdAon,
contribute 10 gain il. How Virginia Wia vote
may he dosbrful--hov she HorM vote. With the
exertions Of 1910. we, who know The State aho-
roughly, dclnot consider ct all doubtful. II
We Their say to the Wings of Virgins bhail
zoe carry ~ conmsx,stslA q tLis cause 2 Shall
! we uniie her viii The twenty States WHO are De.
rate the Lapds Or shall We, consulting insIo-
riOos ease, leave her q prey still to the Dena.
goeueism which has 20 long misruled her.
Our voies is for entering upon the struggle
with an Incorporating purpose Of sneceediog
10 il, and se are hspPy TO slale that such IS the
prevailing temper # The Parry. 10 RichnoOd.ihe
spirit of 1880 is slresdy far eclipsed. sad fsom
every Parl 4 the Stale We hear OF simiIa: feel
ings. 10 Northwest Virgins, 10 Little TeDnes-
see, in various countes on the South side, in
Buckingham. Albemarle, Nelson, Louisa, Gocch-
land. &C., strong enthusiasm prevsils-Ries
WAig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
THE DouBTIxG c0sIsrtxrcAar EN-
cOuRAGED.

This nea, lille vol6me. By he Rev. seplinus
Tusion. = e be had s,,he sters n Mr,E. r. Nil
Ter. and ii Nr. 6. q stersrs's Il IsJ,.t such
wo5R IS chFisiisn might cesi,f % present %
9 frisnd--@ written ih an easy ard familiar style.
and with that decree n libesalfy terafds those
who differ with him. that might have been res-
soDshIy expected from ITS eli aneni author. we
dobb. not he li.iIe book efll lbe ssgeiiy sought
Tor, and read with pleasure and prelit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

Immense Whig Meetings. have lately b4sfs
held al Rochester. Albany. and other so~nsIAs
New York, and The spirit If the party vas neises
Set.er Ihan il IS nos in the Empire Saaif.
Gen. wsddys Thompson, II South carOlips.
late minister 10 Mexico, addressed ihs Albany
meeting. p AHs
The Evening Journal says that $50 far foe
being in favor rf .sAnneEnlioB,n Gen. Wsfa5
Thompson Is utterly aud Irreeoneilshly oprutee
10 it.g II ever STATE 10 NE Uuion shOoaj de9 d
Tor snnsxasions; if Enelands France. md ~ u:
20. should assent % j, be. for one, shces 20
iesl against il 10 The last As Soplhlip
han be should oppose il. because i wood ihjile.
Instead Of benefuins, The soDih; and as citrss a
n The Unned States; be should oppose II, becafss
i pouId weaken he bonds Of the Union.n ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

The Useless Congress The National INfgli-
sencer says:-A friend, whose habils of cofapu-
Htstion aud analysis lead him sometimes IA Gu
rious conclusions, has handed 10 Us The f iIcMing
meHor. ndum:
The late Session OF Congfess;commeuced
On the 4,h Decen Der, 1913, and tera.ihat-
ed the 18th June, including peft6d Of
one hundred and nine,y-six dsys. f1she
House Of Representatives transacted lb1s
sioess on one hundred and -fiHy-sSs 81
these days. and sat during the whole ses.
sion six HUNDRED and thirty hours. The
yeas and nays were taken three huadfed
land fifty oneaimes during the session.
lowing each calling Of the yeas andIB4vs
CONSUMED twenty five minuies-. ihis "a
not equal TO the average fimeEspenl be-
tween The suspension OF business bv The
/ call and the resumption Of it-sthere we're
one hundred andIlorty .six hoursand dsar.
ter consumed bYsthis operation or sbout
twenty<three per cent OF the wbole:tlfae
the House was id session. The paw of tha
two hundred and twen,y-tbree M rabek
Of the House Tor Ithe whole session ,ol one
Eundredf& ninety-six days would be lhree
hundred and foriY-nine thousand six hun.
dred Observation-Disclosures being Ave tun-
dred and fftysfve dollars for esctl tlo. Fin.
which the House sal so ihai.,akine ihe
yeas and nays during The session cossdha
coanrythe irfkibg sum Of eigh,Y-one ibou1
sand one hundred and sixty Eight dollars
and seyenty-fgve cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

The.MornOn Di 6iesitifs, The observation-disclosures
respecting the Mor9oh troubles il contained id
the foilewIng psrsE eaphifrom The ST. Louis Re;
publican Of the 23d ulI:
BY the clerk Of the steamer Gen. Brook
which came down yesterday evening We.
are informed thai Gov. Ford bad arrived
atCsrlhage. sud approved 81 present. ops /
raiions 70 further which be had ordered
on: 2 500 men. By this lime, il d sup.
posed that aclive Preparations have been
commenced.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

II
The BIG Poplar. = Political G,,fhering
= Clay Pole The traveller Who has
ljournIed across the Blue Ridge mountaia
at the gap near Paris, viii recollect tie
"big" poplar tree which stands as diyi-
sion mark Tor The three counties. F aaquief,
Londoun. and Clarke. This tree il onas
Of the largest and handsomest in the Val
ley. and rarely fails to attract the admir-
ton Of passers by The Wings OF The d
bove counties determined short tirnA
since TO erect on the top Of this gre ali Tree
Clay Pole, aod their Intentions uere car
ried outFon Saturday last, ala clock. ID
the presence Of large assenblage.of both
political parties.
Il A discussion was opened By the. Wings,
and. afterwards. an Invitation was exieods
ed 10 some Locos present, who replied -
The speaking was kept up I'LL a pretty
late hour, and al! passed of well.
The Flag. we learn. is inscribed "EEtYx,
FRELIN sHuYsRE. AND THE UEioE:rAIi
will cause many patriotic throb FL fhk
bosoms Of all true lovers Of their country.
as they look 70 The mountains and see the
Banner bearing aloit is inspiring watch;
words. - Winckester Republican,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

A writer IN The Portland Argus says
that Mr. Polk il nona Of The FIRST men ii
the age. Clov can floi5 d candle to him n
The. Louisville Journal says ibis very ex-
traordinary pessonsge was literally iDvisi-
Die 10 nearly he whole country until ,bs
Baltimore Ccsrention he'd candle II
kim.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

al doubts respecting the acceptance of
the Office Of The Treasury, BY Chancellor
BrBB u Kentucky. Il ended By lhe p1bIi-
Gallon Of letter from lbe Chancellor 10
the members Of The louisville bar. in
which be signifies plainly his intention 10
resign bis ChaDceIIorshiP and 10 take
the ney superintendent X Washington.
Bad. Amer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

I'm Eresileat Dsstiaction The Editor
Of the Columbus (Ga. Enquirer. 10 We
~ able exposition ofthe duty Of South
err Wings in The present contest, says
"O'hers may range themselves under the
banner Of Poll Dallas, and Tsras. We
array ourselves sDdef the standard bear
ing 90 its ample folds. CLxF. FRELINc-
HUYsEE. and :be UstfEp SrArEs"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

.Arrest.-- An individual named ,Csla,it,
7. Terry was Yesterday arrested by Off
GERS HAYS, Eel y go. Of this city; chsrg.
ed with being a fugitive from justice from
the State OF virginia from which place be
is alleged 10 haze stolen six nesfGes. the
property Of Mr.. Bpshrod Taylor. cif Vic
chester. He was committed BY JuStice
Gray 10 await the tequisition of she an.
thorities Of Virginia. He was also fnIiy
committed Tor trial here upon the rhatge
Of having stolen, about the 4th ST. this
month, three negroes he properlyaiof Mr..
Heckro'te Of this city! The negroes are
represented 70 have been taken tewaf.is
Pennsylvania in each case. This il the
same individual who created such Sir
in Annapolis, Md. al the meeting Of he
slaveholding convention there some ti,Ae
back.-BgR. finer
Mr. on last week, with reqnsi-
ton trntr Of Virginia, 10 deiaahd
the fugitive, against whom an indictments ndw
pending il Frederick tonnlY, bu, The Marysabd
authorities claimed The ragh,to detain Tory. 10
Try him for the offence with which he is charged
in Baltimore
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04


from Nj. jsatsse sebsnsl So
--.sTsssssssg parf>stpfry. ~.
statement Of bis rssse
true picture 81 The pfN-
wings. We cory The paragraph 8 vorthy q
consideration b every impartial mind.
IL have. until within the lasltwomonshs
uniforply supported The Van Bufen. nov
the Polk party. IsuppoF,ed them because
| thought they we're The true democratic
party; bat COW The facts compel me 10
think otherwise. True, they profess 'shs
greatest good 10 greatest number &el.
but the measures which are to produce
this ereai good. no meEaber Of the psriy
can lay bis fiageF On. have left the de-
mocYatic party. because they have leltde-
Lmoer1es. Johnston saws he is satisfied
with tie mysteries Of coonery. ] an SAT-
isfed with he z4iseries OF Loco Focoism.
shall support Henry Clay for the Presi-
4 dencv. who is az original democrat and
| bis principles-ene Presidential term--a
restriction OF tbs Veto power-a sonnd
! and Uniform currency (the same for the
Goyernment and The people, l--the Distri-
Il OpdON o. tAri pfoNrt0S " kfC uOuS 1du ~
-ZaProtec,ive Tsrif'-and an economical
administration Of The Government be
lieve the Wings 10 be following 10 the
footsteps Of Washington. Madison, JeiFer-
son, and the original Democratic party
Here the path Of the Wings. add that
J which always intended TO pursue. come
together; here gladly join them TO help
forward the good cause. and here bid a.
dieu finally and forever, 10 the Loco Fo-
CO, Polko-choko, patent progressive, veto
democracy. Yours rrulv.
JAMES. NORBERRY."
4 We find the following from the same paper.
a Sign rem Logon County.
/ 40 esteemed friend, writing TO US from
Logan county. says that the good cause is
progressing there. He says-"The nomi-
nation Of Polk and Dallas exciies no en-
thusiasm. aud the fclihat they are pledg-
ed 10 Annexation. exciles DISCUS: with ma.
ny Of the more honest portion of the par.
" On The first ofthis month, Mr.. ODTN
HAYS one OF the most intelligent and re-
spectacle men ia the county, who voted
for Van Buren 10 1870 made speech
before the Wes' Liberty Clay Club. re-
nouncing Loco Focoism. Such men as
Mr.. Hays cannot fail 10 exert strong in.
fuence."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

Sentence Of pOrr.- The Supreme douft
Of Rhode Island sitting at Newport yefleY.
day sentenced Thomas w DOR 10 iu1orii.
sonment for lllein the State Prison Tor ssea..
son against the sovereign power or theClm.
mon wealth. This is The punishment sDsscis
fcaHy provided by he statute Tor lbal 81
lence anc the Court bad no discretionary
power 70 make i iess.if there had beenllny
disposition TODD so; the pardoning powfr;s
vested BY the Constitution 10 he Iegl:las
iure alone, We have no doubt, thslsho
LegislatureTwill extend itss Ienity 10. tbs
prisoner, aslsoon as be applies lori, il !
proper spirii, and furnishes The necesssrv
evidence cf bis willingness 10 conduct hSr,..
self towsfds the citizens OF tbe state hs
hasso deeply injured like peacsable MAJ.
and quiet linhabitant. E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

The South Carolioa nuili6prs have oiva
ien 10 their adhesion 10 Hr Polk. T6sv
have given IN tbeir adhesion IL She man y. I, I
who voted for and Violently advocated tbaI
bull Of 1912. ihatthey have denounced III
often aad 10 furiousIy as the bill of blood 1
They have given N their adhesion 10 lie
man who voted for hanging them like 10
many dogs il they persisted Id VIA. th1g
then called and what they siill call IDS.
righiul remedy Of nulII6cation.'
Alas for the Palmeiiosl< They bave
bowed their lofty heads. FIRST 10 he eau
bage plant and secondly 10 the poks
stalk - Prentice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
ANOTHER FIRE.

Weregret TO have 10 state the ffrihSr loss,
BY FIRE, on Friday afternoon, Of thslargs WARE
house at Thompson's Depot. Thesaccident is
supposed to have been caused by spark from
the engine. This is b severe loss to MIR Ttomp-
son bel rs ths second building destroyed within
the year This proves the necessity ofshaving
all buildings neal-ihe track Of therailwss 6xe-
proof.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
FOR SALE,

A-A That commodiou9 and conve-
fsr,slsN nient Dwelling House. situated d
uN8 on the corner OF William and
.6A Thomas streets, on the llill.-
The House is two stories high, is W perfect
repair, and contains seven rooms below, and
five on The sec0nd floor, with lodging rooms
IN the garret. The parlors and DINING room,
are all of good dimensions, aud the house Is
i.:-syesyy- --eeaae, well calculated for a private
Boarding House. The lot OF land is about
20 feet square. and is bounded on Thomas,
William and King streets. The situation OF
the above premises is deIightiuI-,hc view of
The harbor and bay being extensive and un-
obstructed. For further particulars, enquire
of JAMES A. GREENE.
Newport, Aug, %, 1874.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
J. NJ. SHERMAN
LIB. Thames street,

would invite the attention Of his cus.
w toners TO a large and spisrdm nssod.
n,pi NJ Goods lus, received from Nrw York
and Rosinn. including ENGLISH. Gcrn1n and
Freuch BRO3DCLOTIiS, "i every d"sl-
rabIe color fancy pad aud mixed Docsklns,
both single aud double width French elias
tlc Cssainorcs: plain aud fancy American
de-. plain and figured Silincl's, aud Vest
ings " tho lntru styles. all OF which vii be
soid by the yard, OF made mp on 'h" most reo.
t,pa5i, t.u,s. hTd' I, 1911.