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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
NEW FAIr AND
WW.NN lI.IslR IMW@IN@.

49, y ~ - ~ ~ ~ <@fk@ffSI
3HyHEs subscribers have rseen,ly purchased
IL in Philaeelphia and Baltimore. and Just
received, their full supply Of Fall and Wininr
Goods, consisting ID part Of
English and French cloths rlain aud fancy
cassimcres; Beaver cloths Of every shgde and
price; plain snd plaid saitinetts; Maekinaw
and point blankets; brown and bleachedl domes-
tics lickings, drills and osnaburgf; csshmere
do Ecosse. Mousline az LANES, md woollen
plaids black. plaid, and changeahle Alpaccas
black, green, ard, brown merinoes fahey hdkfs
and scHrfs black and white silk thresar and net
goods iaconct, Swiss and null muslihs plain
check and lace striped cambria Irish linen and
linen lawn; linen cambric, plain end hsnstilch.
ed hdkfs, ak, cotton and Madras hdkSss, black
silk. linen and Lisle iaces Ladies' aud gents
gloves and hosiery Llack and fancy six era
yals black and fapcy gimps and fringe !, dan
! nels and linseys; jet necklaces. hair pins and
bracelets ! elastic, worsled and cottoE susren-
ders Sc, together xiihFa very largo aseartmens
lGOf Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Glass
/ ,odre, Queensloars, Hardioare Isl Gro
cefies,
which they can afford 10 sell on tho most "a
| yors BILE terms, from the fact Of their having
been purchased much ehesper than shsy could
possibly have been, eaflier 10 The seasop.
CRANE s sAIlLE1
II sff. YoAS s.. Alb
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

q Il s.
& This measure, which i bsliefed 10 Be : fsvo-
~ risi Dc sold Huskers, generally, and q
~ ysn Buren uen b paftieelsf, ADD ws.eA
rs rsconmended b. ibt Baltimore cpssens'cn'
= bet lhourht 10 Be- u much favor viii M S.e g.
rsiafy Msiker. HK pieSen. arfsssensn's -
sssn q fhooeh " had n tye 70 permanent, ano
nof tsnporary o. eeBlisseBt srr.pssmrh'ss--
Esck n IL, 6epo,i,s banks uhirh have bsrn -
Mod :, Govesnnent ps,s. sfe teq4ifed % give
sse.ri,y ioths amount q he deP's''ss % 'ne !.
hards-snd Ill sf Mf. Wsikei'sposenen'' e y q
scslons bear he strong impress q persnaneHcs
I "a sstsfssiion With the pfssentsJtem q isxins
( srs of The fends Of Government
The Administrators party have nov ne pow
sfIto te-enact Tie las establishing ihe Sub Trea-
sury. And II Information ]. rtqairrd . q Its
details, that can be furnished III B T. euIier,
uho proved himself 80 able haanclsf 70 ihs
wares IN. YI) Bank, aai ~ho rnsdeahe people
belIeye hs had loads Of specie % he way 70 hia
bank. when no svailabls means 81 ali'uefe With
II Iii reach, as be declared inhit letter % Hoyt.
Probably, s.pious Beniamia, !" Who Pefpe,raied
soch like frauds, might be able u fufpIsh some
Interesting fsaipres fel nes SOL sTreas.sfy bill
OF, probably, s,sphen AIlspa late sob:Tfeasu
-, $50 ...s 50 = r. I,-
Han Bank, could furnish some valuable iafor
ul.tion rs 10 he manner ID which snesIfeasu
81. generally COL their hands into The fund.-. :
aFfem sIpsrienee, he could probably give som
infornslioafh that might u least anuse, u not ia
struei, in the building o. coin safes for govern
u,.nt noylees.s II .hs Sub Treasury Bill were re
enacted, and isss provisions folly carried ou',
would Be almost impossible 10 countthe specie
hi, should be demspded in payment for ell due
d Government. Mr.. Allen metihe case, says
writer, By taking bank checks, payable 10 sPsei'
and certified By The banks on which they Her
drawn, 10 be good for specie, and then<thsy vel
received a sspteist Nov, how much bette
were those cheeks than bank no,ess whers "
he Differences between them and the bank
1.fpromise topa, -
Although ikssoldS Hunkers" with Mr.. Va
BursB, may Be- snriousfor the adoption Of q
sub.Treasury, ifsMf. Walker i favorable 70
III. movements manifest strong doubts Of its So
CESS ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

The Unioc says that the Washington
correspondent Of the Charleston Mescu.
~. facts IN concert With man 10 wash.
ingion. uho wishes 10 work Ire wires ior
be Own enolumeni. q the expeose oi ihe
editor Of The. Urion." The Whole plo, :
adds ihe Union. "will be exposed. Il ne
cesssry. when il 3 time 10 draw d. he
curtain" The title win then Issd-~Ths
Uaion preserved, and ! ploi discovered 2
Lila ca.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
GEORGIA RIGHT SIDE UP.

LIZ 2 r
j The Wings Of Georgia have achieved
amost brilliant victory in the trium an
election Of Gov. Crawford as .heir Chic
Magistrate.
Besides the Governor. the Wings viii
have a majority on joint bsllo,-the Sc.
nate probably standing % Wings 10 q
Locos-and the Wings have some 8 or lC
majority in the lower House-thus secur.
ing decided Whig majority 90 joint bal
lot.
The achievements Of the gallant Wings
Of Georgia are as unexpected as they are
exhlleraiing; and furnishes cheering evil
denes, tba, the Wing banner. whit, slo.
rious principles enblazoned on its broad
folds. which has been TOO long permit
ted. BY the apathy Of Wings, TO trail 10
dust, may yet waive ID triumph over our
country. Evidence is afforded that the
Whig spirit throughout The land is reco-
veting from the shock sustained from the
disastrous results of. the Presidential
struggle. I
Let proper feeling be felt by every
Wing ia the land. and the sun will yet a.
rise. ere long. on Wing Administration,
and good government.
The Savannah Republican thus notices
ibis splendid victory: 'Well. The battle
has been a hard one; but The result, Is
glorious, Georgia Is redeemed. The
friends Of good Government have iri.
umphed. The Denocratic majority Of
1874, has been overcome. A majority Of
Wings have been returned 10 The Legis-
laiure. The good people Of the State re-
ieeiing The embrace Of Republican Viz.
ginia, on the one hand. aud Federal Mas
saehuse,ts' on The other, have nobly re.
solved TO stand upon their owe merits,
sndIio sustain The ecoaomicsl and iauil
less adninis,ra,ion Of The present tried and
faithful exeeutive.--F From The nountsins
70 The seaboard--irom the Savannah 10
The Ch.t,ahoochee-the voice OF the pso-
ple has been heard 10 tones mol 10 Be mis-.
laken. Letihe people rejoice. The oc-
casion i one which calls for more Than
an ordinary exhibiilon affecting. The
pride. The honor. The credit. OF The State.
have been sustained lei ihe iriuuph cor. /
respond 10 dignity and moderation -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
HENRY CLAY,
COMMITTEE.

WIN. ADAMS, EDWARD Y. PRIME.
NJ. G. Baldwin, DANiEL CARpENrER.
A. G.lPEckHAn, DAVID DrSN.
The richest part Of the chasing (says the Ad.
vertiser) is on the cover, which is surmounted
BY an eagle, with wings extended as If just q.
lighting upon rock, against which the sur.
rounding waters are vaiuly beating. How tyni.
cal, We thought, ef the man 40 whom il is 10 be
presenled-The waves Of adversely may roar,
the wind Of ingratiude may whistle around,
but seated on the rock Of bis fccuntry's psoperi.
y, be can proudly look to postsrity for that JUS
lice which his contemporaries msy deny.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
VERMONT.

The Legislature of The Stale Of Vermont me,
on Thursday, The 9Th instant. ]. Barrel (Whie)
was chosen President pro lem. of the Senate, hav.
ing % votes to 6 for his I.oeofoco opponent, In
(LocoJ and rs for WIAiSl svss chosen
willism Slads (whe) was chosen Governor i
Convention, BY 1872 votes to IS for Daniel KEEL
logT, and IA for w. R. Shsfter. The Whis
candidates for lieutenant Governor and Trea.u.
rer received 1856 votes each.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
Cabinet Changes.

The Baltimore Americsn says that ru
morsare again current Of changes in ID,
Presidential Cabinet. They general,
concur IN saying Tia, Mr.. Buchanan viii
vacate the Department Of State and Be
appointed toa. Judgeahip on the bench
Of the supfsme Codft 8 Il is also SAID
Tia. Mr. WALKER The present Secretary
Of The Treasury, viii go into the State De.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

From Tie .4isTandrin Ga=eue oft#Fridey.
enthusiastically the market was in .
state Of excitement, consequent upon the news
brought by the steamer Great Britain and 10 the
time Of making up cur report, there had been
sales Of about 1900 barrels Canal Flour mart 10
=arrive) at 5000 The ruling price from va.
CONS was S4,62A, with light receipts.
GRAIN Wheat weniup yesterday or 10
cents per bushei We notice sales at los cts
for ed, lilo els. for while,sa, The shsrf.
last sales Of Corn at 56cenrs. There isloone
adoat- the article Is n demand, and would bring
our highest quolatinns, readily.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
HI =.
r asacoD, Feathers q Lard,
eoE sale for Cash by
Yet % j j MILLER e. Wof,nS
Stable Gnl1ds.

7NHE attention or eyery ohe sssk;,u h.
u and good Goods, is! asked IA on 49, -
Staple Goods. 500 =
Super white and red1annels
Rodgers sup patent WEIGH a.
Negro blankets, very chean.
Super Whitney do a.do iii sf1a.e
Cradle and Crib do do
4-4 and Z brown cot,ops.
Bro and bleached shee,ings. S ma 10 =,
Irish linens, bleach shiFtipes. good ss.or,,A
Furniture and apron checks. cora eamhr,c. :
Cotton laps and 70 ii bundles,
PRINTs-Geod dark caIicoes only 81 cent.
per yard great variety Of other styIes from
up to 81 certs.
L GRoCERIES-A well assorted stock Of su.
per Family Groceries.
b QUEENSWARE-A general assortment,
Oct %. MILLER e. T.fTE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
OHIO.

The returns seem TO justifyslbe opinion
that he Wings have carried this Slate
bandisonefy. From present appearances.
The State Journsl thinks the Wing MAORI
WIN }Elthe SensIe.sniils be 6. and in the
House from 3lO 7to%l6. So the State i
safe another year rom The Bank dss.ruc:
lives ~ ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

The above Rail Road, consisting Of oil miles,
reaching from ths 4ii, - -A-I.A---- on
me north side of the Roanoke River, II tha di.
rect line cf public convey anes 10 Petersburg, CT
~ Point, Richmond, Washington Cit pI n
rar4 Ae &c, ieesIAer wisu 81 49, z, =.
Stations, Engines, Cars, Ec., &C., q AdtefIssu
to be sold on Monday the 29th Of Decsmber next
al Raleigh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
rENNEssEE.

,-----L | -l-f~nAhlp nf this State met on
to Mr. Ethefidse's (Ehig) IS votes, and was {.
lected Speaker. Will
10 The Senate, the Loco candidate for Speaker
was Mr.. Gardner. One hundred and twenty.
seven Intellectual ballOtings took place, whom
Mr.. Gardner was wi,hdrsgn BY his friend, and
Mr.H.. nj. Wat,ersoc elected by a m,iori,y ef
one vote. The Wings have ~ members and
the Locos l3a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
AN ARRAY

Occurred at Kableiown, iuthis county,
on Saturday last. between man BY the
name Of Gray and two young men named
Clip, 10 which Gray received two stabs in
the LEI, breast. He died on Tuesday last.
leaving a wife and eight children.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
.aJsAIR VIEW or THE QUESTION.

"The Mechanics may form som. .,,;..
What Locofoco policy would do for ,hsm "a q
slated, that repeal Of da,ias 90 -
ports, or reduction evento 90 per cent, would
enable French Rootmaker 10 sell IS Bools for
$500, and French Tailor TO furnish i sui,
worth here $50 for $40. Instead Of going 10
Baltimore OF Phladeiphis for an ouli:, our dres-
sy gentlemen would send their measures TO Pa
ris OF London. A. 8.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
The Morrn,nn.

me Mormons have notified Gen, u--..--- -
'helr willingness osell ALL move beyond the
cock county, ig next Spring. Six thousand
ROCKY Is said, start early in the season
. E. Hardins course meeis with great appro-'
hation /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

e+The actor Booth i seriously III Il
Boston, and is now under medical treat.
Ement. His services on the stage Of lie
are drawing TO . close. we fear. and he
viii soon finish bis las. scene.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

@An election for Senator will be held in
Augusta and Roekbridse distric. on The 18Th Of
November, 10 gil the place Of John d. Peytcn,
resigned
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
To the LADIES.

n WOULD most respectfully call the attention
: of the Ladies to my stock OF Dress Goods,
which contains a greater variety than can be
found in any house in the county, and At prices
much lower than goods bought in the eafly part
Of The season. Please give me m Early call.
III I C SJGAFOOSE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
PENNsYLvANIA.

The State has gone for the Locos, as
usual, bu, the Wings have carried Phila.
delpbia City. by handsome majority o.
YER both Natives and Locos. The latter
have beaten The Natives in Philadelphia
County.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

e~Governor Pratt, has issued procla-
nation recommending thai Thursday. the
2lst fsy Of November next be observed
BY the people Of Maryland as day Or
praise and PRAYER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
Fall and Winter Goods.

7 HAVE just returned from Philsdsll;bia and
L Baltimore, and have now in store, NY
FILL SUPPLY Of GOODS,
which is large and we'll selected embracing eve
Iy article generally found in country Store
would respectfully ask call from my friends
and customers, as L am determined 10 sell al
shor, profits for cash, Or 70 punciusl men on
limo. r g SiGAFOoSE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
.TAYLOR,S TAVERN inRUINSl
As W is1Il ester.

An alarming ERE broke out 10 the large
Tavern ii Winchester, occupied By ~ 3.
DAssER. about L o'clock, on TUESDAY.
which destroyed that building and 81 The
farniture. HAnMosDs Store sdjoining,
and III ,hs bulldogs ID Horn's Row, sx-
cep. ,he s,oresof Mr. THRIVE. the back
building Of which vasburnt.
The wind blew strongly from che North
West. and,he best part of The Town seem.
ed ia danger bat Tho extraordinary Fl
forts Of the fremen and citizens oi The
town ADD country arrested the progtsss q
thu James,
MI. Tayloris insured 10 the amount 3,
| S lis too Danner. on bis furniture 30
600. but ihe loss Of the latter will pe ? q
| 10 thousand beside .
The town was 10 grea. alarm. and tbs
goods and furniture s,rewed ia every d.
rec.ion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
C0rrtspondtnese " &c Baltimore .9msrican.
PHILaDELpHiA Oct. ~. 3 II. III.
LATE FROM MEXICO

Il IN
ne oafqne Ei'zsbeihJ. arrived here
this morning in eleven DAYS exactly froa.
Havana. She brings ne Us IL he s,r;sai
at Havana Of the English sieamsr 49, !
10 4 days from Vera cruz win da.a ...on
es to the English Consul. Ga I'cn
board The sum Of 50 Gas o., ass,;a 80 y
England. being The ga,herings - ri e, u
conductsa q both Tasnpico and vs,a cs .ls
up 70 the 81 ms. on which d. IS. I : !.
She had also on board 81 nas.snaa 80 = =
mong whom was banishaa go,
Division Of Santa Anpa'slla,e 49,. $3.50 = I,
The veil known late Min;.ter e. Fs,a -
Affairs. Bocsnagra. He too - ' J.e,s 2
was among The proscribedIby ,bs H. Ien
e party now 10 power 10 lie csn;,aI
Negro Rphraim, The properly 81 Il.
tate Of Joshua Huichison. dr. .h. IL 81,
with poisoning Melville Hs,eh;s Saa'geo
vile and four Of his children -. ,s:.a u's
r Iuesdsy lest BY = Cour, of Over Z ~ n
Terminer for the County of I.osaa sno
found guilty and senieocsd : s
on The FIRST Friday Of Dece Is Ii, 49, s lung
None Of The persoas poisoned 49, ~.
dled. the Court united 10 peii,ion;, s' 4 !,
Governor fora commuta:ion' II ~ < ~
tenes 70 transportation. $50
lLtatsvg Jfsskingion;sn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

eSThe 9Th Of November has been
6xed upon BY the Governors OF New
Hampshire and Massachusetts,. as q dpy 81
Thanksgiving. NJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

tE The negro man Sho murdered James F.
vsrmillion, Of Fairfax COUNTY VI, o otired last
week, has been apprehended He has confessed
his guilt, and is deeply -penitsnt, alleging tina,
be struck vefmillion for The sole purpose Of
making his escape, not anticipating the result
of the blows.
| We learn since, that negro James had his nj
al on Thursday last, BY special court. OF Oyer
and Terminer, "a Fairfax county, and was fousd
I. -arder ID the FRS, degree, and senten-
- y me Cour.--A- hung on the 5th Of Decem.
Inc court upsaimously agreed, in
consequences Of his youth and the absence Of an
!. to recommend him 10 Executive
eiemenoy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

Howe. HistorY & Tlrri.I-

Mr. ]. f BRADLEY. ibe Agent of3thi,
valuable work isiDow 10 this county, Ind
will shortly visit Clarke.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
Death or General Arrn ,l,s

The Adjutaa, General officially an.
nounees The dsalh Of 3rig. Gen, Walker
K. Arnistead, Of the U S. Navy. ., Up
Peryllle. Va, on The l3lh inst. Gen. A.
was veteran in service. having entered
the Army forty-iwo year ago. He vas
Chief Of Engineers for several years, and
had command in Florida ia lS4O-4I.
bEP Hon. Mr.. Belser, OF Alabama, and The
Hon. Mr.. Yancey, the opponent Of Mr.. Cling
man 10 The duel Of last winter, are among HE
converts 10 a recent religious revival in the
South,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

zee lice was formed IN The neighbor.
hood Of this cir On Thursday andyeslet.
day morning. We see il stated IN The
Philadelphia G.zeiie that ice was discor.
cred in that city and iis vicinity early cd
Thursday morning. These decided fros,.
will have The effect Of removing the bil-
ions and other diseases thai have prevail.
81 90 extensively Of late 10 ibs sarrood.
iag eOnatry. bah finer ef Safurdag.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
. uENTISTRY,

nR. MCCORMICK respectfully infotns iks
~ cilizens of Jefferson, that be mlll Wait
Charles.own, professionally, on the 9Th Deesm-
Der, snd remkin the balance Of the month.
Oct. 23 IS46-6t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
SCHOOL. C,OMMlSsIoNrp

an edJourned meeting Of The school Com
m'ssioners for Jefferson County viii i ke Mac,
on Friday the 3ist inst, 81 which lime Ill la
settled aecourtsmust be presented. a fulf III
tendance Of The Board is requested.
Oct %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

Tie Mlckensie Pampilst. The VICE
Chancellor Of Nss York. d Tuesday
morning. decided nil to dissolve the 10.
iuneiion he eranled 10 RESTRAIN DE further
publication 81 this work.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

The PERSONS prominent in The removal
Of the press and types beionglngato Cas-
sips NJ. Clay's establishments the ~ !. rue 1e !,
American,s' in Lexington, were Indicted
70. being concerned 10 a riot. The trial
came 90 lately before the Civ Court 81
Lexington Ky J and after some argument,
was submitted to the jury. who returned
verdict d NOT guiity. There were some
charges from the Judge, upon when
The verdict turned. which we have not
before Us,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
CHARLrsrowN. oct. I'm lei,


Pursuant 10 . resolution adopted Al :
meeting Of The citizens Of Jefferson hel,
Al the Cont House on Monday the oO.h
day Of September. 1915, the followiao
named gentleslen have been appointed
by the Chairman. Andrew Hunter, ESQ.
as the COMMITTEE Of fifteen" 10 obtain
signers 10 petition 10 the mex, general
assembly Of Virginia. on the subjec Of an
amendment or alteration Of our present
Thomas Rsulius DR. 6 B Stephenson
Geo w ssppington ST Henry Berry
Maj Thomas Bri<coe Edward Lucas sr
John Smith Willoughby Webb
John R Redman John g r Taylor
Dr. Mann P Nelson Meredith Helm
John 9 Wilson James A Kerney
Ambrose Cross
O,RANN0N 60.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
(Iofhs, Cassinleres, Tssfings.s

RS1Y stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings,
III and Genllemen's wear generally, was ne.
YER so large and well assorted as !, present.
Gentlemen 10 want Of any thing in this way will
please step 10 and take a lock through my stock
before making their purchases.
ri G SItIA FOOSE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

Counterfeit Gold Coin The editor 81
the Philadelphia u. S, Gazette has seen .
.kilfuiiy excuted counterfeit Of q tep dol,
lar gold piece. Y. S. currency. OF the date
81 1870 which he thus describes: ~
may be detected BY lbs ring, WHICH VIII
prove ito being made Of some guided
white metal. The die by which i has
been stamped is wellengrayed; and with
out ringing" the cnunterfeits MY not
Eresdily be detected. We are teld; tha'
they have been nnnerousiy circulated
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

or Providence permitting. ! Frotrasted MesI;n,
vii Be held n The Methodist f. Church "a sn3jth.
nd. eommepciDg on Saturday, 25lh of Octobef.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

Drovnsa- On Sunday last, ID lie Mo-
nocacy, near Riggs, Ford, at Frederick
county. Nd. 10 attempting 10 cross, a
young mao named Jas. Ledgwoodj5 He
was worthy. industrious yopng man, and
the main support Of an agedmo,her and
| father.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

The Gold end s9-es '-s~-----ss-.!
New York hsye prepared a splendid Vase as 4
nresent 10 The Protector of American IndustrY--
HENRY CLAY. Thu vase is about three feet hieh
and cost 81 900, which vas raised by subscrip.
lion among the working gold and silver ar,i6c.
ers, employsrsand iourneymen. FL
The New York Commercial. Advertiser, who
has seen Tie vase, Represents il as being chssle
aud beautifulSin workmanship The chasing
neat and elaborate, the white frost work con-
trasling finely with the FURNISHED portion. The
handles are light aud graceful, beautifully CHI
sellec, and fitted 10 the body with gentle and
symmetrical curve. Between them are Two
shields, one on each'side. On one, it is intended
TO depict, 10 chasing, . silyersmiih,s, workshop.
With the men busily employed, and on the other
70 engrase the following inscription
PRESENTED
HENRY CLAY,
By THE
GOLD AND SILVER ARTIzANs
or THE
CITY OF NEW YORK,
Is . tribute Of their respect for The faithful
and patriotic manner in which be has discharged
his high public trusts, and especially for his ear
" and unliriDg advocacy of "PRoTEcTIoN 10
AMERicAN IsDusTRY.n
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