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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
Iyhnt.s in tie Bretze q

Hon. George G. Dfomsoole, r. NJ. T. Hunter,
and James Seldom, of Virginia, are at Wash
iheton city ioeeiheE 20
What fari We suspect thew are aooa;ns NJ
Polk infelation 10 a certain great appointment,
and probably have some others to look after
Ball Pat,iol
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

sF-The Enquirer says The announcement, that
Mr., Patton had declined the Professorshfp of
Law at the University, + incorrect. The facts
are, that NJ. Patton did no, wish 10 be put in
nomination; bur, upon receiving the Information
Of his election, determined u take the matter in.
to serious consideration, and win make known
his decision in due time.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

The Washington Union c6otradicts the state
ment that john Randolph Clay is going ou, ID
london as Secretary fof Legation, with Mr..
McLane, and states that Mr.. Gansevoori Mel.
vile, Of New York, has received that appoints
menh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

Capt, Thomas @. Baylor has shawn Us The
model or 40 ingenious iaFenlion BY him, for At
taehing Rake 10 Hussey's Whea, Reaper,
We are not mechanics eacugh 70 describe II 50
aslo Be ineligible 10 the reader, bu, i i enough
10 say thai we have no doub, Of iislsuecesstol
operation. Itis simple, ane cannot be cos,lyin
eonsIruction. When perfected, it will prove a
great saving Of labor. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

( . NJ %
Death of NJ. Woodland II will be seen
BY an obituary notice in the usual place,
that NH. Francis NowtanG is dead; he
died yesterday afternoon. MIR. Nowiand
kept The tavern in which Paul Roux was
murdered by Henry McCurry. It's 10,
ahe memory oil all, that be came in for a
share 81 suspicion Of being engaged ID that
murderous operation, butIsubsequeDtae-
velopments have proved that suspicion Tor
The time. took wrong direction The ST.
feet on bis mind was such as TO bring him
10 bed ofssickness,< and be has been de-
clning from that lime until death relieved
BIN. There is scarcely an Individual, il
indeed there is one. in this community,
- L~t:~.-- = bod tue slig6tes, cogni-
zance Of that Transaction. He died an
innocent man We are told that he spoke
10 his friends up TO Friday when The pub
lished confession Of McCurry was read te
him, he ielt that Injustice was done him
by the murderer 90 the gallows, and he
spoke no more, but bfeathed his. last WITH
out utterng a.syllabIe, He is gone, and
in bis death, there are few, indeed, who
will not deem him another victim of the
aITocious murderer. McCurry. Il will be
recollected that he was arrested on the
morning after the discovery Of he murder
by one Of ,hesoficers ofthe Mercer street
police, bnt was soon after released. Du-
ring his illness and shorlly5previous 10 his
death. he spoke Of this act but fully &C.
Quilted The officer Of ALI and eJerv inten.
lion TODD him wrong, and more than once
he invoked The blessings Of Heaven upon
Messrs. Hays, Eel, Cook $ Ridgeiy, and
particularly the latter. for their unvsried
kindness and attention 10 him. MIR. Nov.
land has long been known in Baltimore,
and has always borne, the character Of a
most mild, amiable and unobirusive man,
against whom not word Of i'll could be
spoken. - Baltimore Sun, Isl. inst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

Ertra Session of Congress-. is
thought by some that the President will
be obliged TO call an extra session 81 Con.
sfess. TO complete the arrangene nis for
The annexation Of Texas. They say ihs:
70 take possession Of the forts and vessels
o. war. 70 Establish custom houses United
States Courts. and appoint United States
: aoges. clerks ana msFshais. will require
additional authority 10 that already vest.
ed in the President.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

EThefe were thiry-four hres and sixteen
DISTRICT alarms in New York last month. Sew
entJ buildings were destroyed and seven badly
injured. Two children we're burnt to death al
the fires, and one aged female whose clothes
were sci on16re BY a spirit gas lamp, On the
frst day Of The nsS,A there we're six 6res-and
one false alarm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
From ihe Neg ORLEANS Bee, July ?.
TERkiBLE STEAMBOAT DISASTER.

j. x ~ T
Yesterday afternoon. about 4 o'clock,
asthe steamer Marquette Capt. F. a Tnr-
pin. bound Tor Cincinnati. wasleaying the
Leyeefr AT the foot of Gravier ST., both 81
her boilers bars,ed, with tremendous re-
port. tearing in,b fragments her boiler
deck. and cabin IS far aft as the Wheel
house on the lsrboard side. and throwing.
her chimneys into the river. and blowing
into tie air her boilers and every thing a.
bove them, and killing and wounding be.
tween 80 and 40 passengers and crew.
Immediately, alter the explosion, the
boat sunk to her guards at The bow, and
over the floor 1.-THE ladies' cabin at the
stern. AT the moment Of the explosion,
Capt. Turpin had Just given the word TO
20 ahead. and was walking alton The bur,
lricane deck 10 See that her stern was
clear, when AFTER one or two revolutions
Of the wheels be was thrown; about ten
feet in the air, and fell on, The deck about
1.-The same distan ce aft, escaping with a
slight braise on The leg. The pilot at the
wheel, Mr. Ostander. was blown il is sta.
lied, over 100 feet ia the air and fell upon
the deck of the steamer Yasoo City. lying
alongside, atthe Leyee, disloca,ing one
of bis hip joints. \ 81
The number Of persons standing on the
boiler deck is yarioasiy estimated al from
10 10 Is. amoug whom were several cabin
| passeDs ers-ihey were all blown 10 the'
height Of $50 10 200 feetin the air, some
with their limbs rent asunder. and all Of
llEtsepetr kefe is,ia.the riyer4 without ex-
blown over board bo6ies have not
been discovered. +,
/ The number Of deck passengers and Of
lhe crew Killed, wounded and missing is,
LAS near as we can ascertain, between 20
Eand 36@ TSe Scene presented on the
Flower deck was OF the most hear,.renI.
ling description. Ia one place laid body
/ with thethead severed from i; another
with both legs torn off above the knees !;
some with lrigh;ful wounds and gashes
upon their heads and l:mbs-others with.
II ut1scarcely particle OF skin upon their
bodies, from the effects Of the steam and
1scalding Sater. A lad some 10 years Of
age, was thrown upon the Levee with
both legs broken and badly scalded- 4
deck hand, by the name Of James Cole.
man was also thrown upon the Le-
wee with both legs blown of. and expired
lin few moments.
4 As soon as practicable. boats were ia
ken a!on gside OF the wreck and The surviy
ling passengers brough, on shore and tht
wounded sufferers sent TO Charity Hospi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

sEPThe Hon. Reve6dy Johnson, U. s. sena.
tor, designs visiting Europe shortly, intending 10
return in the fall.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS,

We learn that Gen. Taylor, in cdl
mandof the troops al Fort Jesan, has
ceived orders from the VA Departm
to the following effect Thesihird
fourth regiments OF infantry arctic nj
TO some point 10 TIL nei
tborhood Of New Orleans there towait d
ii i'll he~aelinn Of the Texan COM entioH
horhood. The Second Drag9on =nAder
Colonel Tmiggs, aree ordereis3o proceed
TO the Rio. Grande fby tto1 al the same
time tEe infantry Starts BY water. Plea
yhae. 81! 5-.H i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

Counterfeit one hundred dollar mole,
on the South Western Railroad Bank bave
made their appearance in lhe South. Thsy
are said TO be well executed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
rnE .oIn :. l,IIsIox..

e n 4sSS
We copy from Hoses tlsioSy Of Virginia.
the following in reference to The sPPs ialion q
The rod Domination" Il isquo,ed ikere a. oeI
ing from the savannah Georgian.
Origin II Dc .sRp.llaiioa s.0il Domi On"
There Is in the possession Of The Al ssaenu-
sets historical Society, . ecin Of the no..ss
description on one side is q head ana .ae
words nGeofgius III. Rex. y on The lner sloe
shield. on which are quaftered the arms =
England, Scotland, Ireland, and rirrinI Inc
whole surrounded BY croup, and Aehcsso
with she word, "Virginia, If73"
n Similar coin was dug up few yearsN ~,
and lae following statement was fuelishel s'' y
the description II il. During the bsufpstN -
cromweI, ihecolooy,of yirsiais refused Z, sc'
knovledge his authority, and declared iiseia Y,
dependent Shortly after, finding that Cronl ~,
threatened to send 4 aeet'and army 10 rex ~ e
Virginia 10 subsection, and fearing the ability y
This feeble Sisie 10 withstand this force, she sef
in small shi7,a messenger 10 Charles H., ihF !.
anexle IN BFeds, Flanders. Charles aecepieu
The invitstior 10 come over and be king Of Viz
GINA, aud was on The eve Of embsrking when hS
was recalled 70 The throne Of England. Assoonl
as ne vas restored 70 the crown Of England. in
gratitude fdtE the loyalty Of vTginiss he caused
| uSi wa - dIhs 70 pe Quaftefeu Win tuoso VI
England, Scotland, and Ireland, as al indepen.
dent member Of ihs empire
/ The above coin Clearly .con6rmatory of
these facts, Hence the origin ofTthe phrase
"old Dominion, )" frequently sppied 10 Virginia.
/ History does not eonfitm ali iheE statements,
though il establishes souSe, and sufficiently dis
closes, ip the conductof Virginia during the Pfo-
fectOrate 81 Crpm~sll, cause for The origin Of
the name Old kDonlinion, frequently applied to
Virginia. L.. s-----.--.z4=--
ment Of his mind generally, was reminded that
be had among his collections coin OF the pre-
else description mentioned above. II is mat
ter Of curiosity worth Inspection.
And this jus.ifes US in saying that Howe's
Collections are Of deep interest to the young as
well as the old. This stu6iops little boy. who is
always engaged in researches valuable to him
in after life, found much in the work to add TO
his stock Of information-and his example may
yell be followed BY his young companions.
Youth is The favored period for laying up men
ial stores, which will be valuable throughout the
longest life.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

The Union Of The. 9th instant says
1--WE understand ,hat,he steamer tidce4
Aon has been ordered 10 return 70 the
Gulf Of Mexico; and tina; assoon as her
boilers, which may require some slight re-
pairs. can be overhauled. she=wll iInme4s.
diateF rejoin the squadron We learn
fnrthsH that it is notI,he intention 81 the
Departmeptto diminish the naval force in
lIhat sea- but rather to increase i, dnriug
the threatened declaration Of h6s,ilhies
from Mexico; being assured thatihe most
certain means of securing peace is 10 be
prepared for war
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
Correspondence Of The american Republican
WASHINGTON, July IL, 1915.

ASHlN1IoN, Juiy - 1910.
Criminal Court - TIE fNcNuly Case
The proceedings against Mr.. McNulty,
at the presentierm of The Criminal Court,
have terminated rather abruptly. Mr..
Fendall, prosecuting a,torneysafter The ex-
animation OF Mr.. Chauncey Bestor, Cash
Ter Of the Patriotic Bank. became con vino
ed, that The funds alluded to ID the pre-
sent indictment were The priyatetproperty
of Mr., McNuliy. Mr.. Fendall. after an
nouncing bis conviction offhe fact, imme-
.diaiefy entered noHe prosequi. There
are FIVE otherindictments. BY aD arrange
ment between Mr. Fendall and Mc,Nulty's
counsel. all further proceedings in The.
case are postponed until the next term
OF The Criminal Court in December next,
much TO The disappointment Of The public
generally and particularly By the six re.
porters from The North"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

"A Prophet IN Trouble "A Prophet has
been arrested and imprisoned 10 Quebec
for having foretold the destruction Of that
portion OF the city recently destroyed by
FIRE. He is probably more Of an .incen-
diary" than prophet. although he claims
TO be the latter. He will be tried as an
accessory 10 The burning Of the oily, ana
many curious questions will arise on the
trial as 70 the gift Of the prophecy, and
whether il is possible for any manic pos
sess il al the present lime.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

The Montreal papers say that ''two thousand
human beings'have been deprived of house and
home by the two recent ises a, Quebec
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

Dicorce Case.-Gos. Thomas has filed
a oili 10 Frederick County Court, for a
divorce from bis wife, Sarah G. P. Tho
mas. and giving. Of course, the reasons
on which the application is based.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

RA ss,sls are rsets.ly ,ook pI,-. i Ia
,cissapsIis, Iad.,) :, shish one lhIldei he ely
as tsp'.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

Dro,cned We learn from thes Hagers-
Town Mail, that Mr.. Jacob Baringer. il.
was drowned on "Wednesday. While BAH
ing in the An:ieiam. He has isft wife
and two children 10 mourn bis loss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

FIt is sslima.edthat, there are now in pro
gress Of erection within the Limits Of Pennsyva
MIA about one hundred new iron furnaces
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

Fool Rasiag jackson, she American
Deer, won The ten milerfoo, race on
"Wednesday override Beacon Course Gil
dersleevc iagsing out on The seventh mile
The third and last competitor far only
three miles. The lime was ii follows:
81. 81. So. 81 Z. 81. Al 81. s. 5a-56a
minutes. There Was = fair attend ance.
ont the stands we're no, crowded.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
10 Several srors occur 10 The pubIll

M Several aron occur 10 The pub'ica.
s1iou Of Mr. Hoge's address, which will be found
on DOR 6rst page. fTheyNiIl be readily per-
ceiyed By the reader. In the fourth paragraph
from the top Of the hrsfeolumn for "b0snd 10 call
our fathers. read proud 10 call, &ci" and in
he third paragraph from the bottom Of The same
solamp, for 80 ye, 100 fresh in our recollection,
read "srt yet too fresh, &C."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

The Charleston Mercury The leading
Democratic organ Of the South says: IT
will oeTseen that one OF The most bril-.
liant hhmbugs of thisday has been dissi.
pated bythe liberation OF Gov Dorr from
prisons There Observation-Disclosures and
Ebatrioiic fury got up by express on the-ec-
casion, and the editors rejoiced ID the
ma'erisi for paragraphs. This is ihe
greatest farce 90 both sides thatsour day
has prledncced, B9t farces are -ttbs rage
especially political iarces.n il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

Cannot Read and Wife.-Virginia and
Tennessee contain over fifty eight thou
sand persons. over twenty one years Of
age. who cannot read and write.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

~ :. -7-|'tNJ 70 duuHuduE az . PET
cert, with but lille inquiry even at that rate
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

q. s. Troops for Teras.-Tbe n Or
leans papers stale that three ste amboa,s
have been chartered BY the Government
10 bring 10 that city from Fort Jessup, ibe
Sd and 9TH regiments Of u. S. troops, who
are 10 embark for Maiagorda Bay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

. iankee Notions. "-Among the last
Of the notions shipped 10 England were
ten casks of shoe4pegs. Twen,y Eve bun-
dred hides went out with the shoe neos
Thus we supply Heather and pegs ard
John Bull the woEkmen, ONLY OF Enohsh
boots. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

e7-The Washington Rail Road Company ia.
reduced the fare between BALTIMORE and Wash.
ilnstoo, TO .two dollars. The reduction is NOT e.
nOugh, and The fare will sill be copside led oner.
ons.
Two dollars wilrNpay for the round Trip, il
made within twenty. four hours.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

Chesapeake &f.Ohio Canal Guarantees
The Frederick Examiner saws: 1--WE
have just learned with pleasure. that The
stockholders OF the MARYLAND Miaing Com.
psny held their meeting ia The city Of
New York, on Wednesday last ID inst.
and adopted resolutions authorizing the
due execution and delivery Of an instru.
ment of guaranty, SC 10 Tie Chesapeak :
and Ohio Caaal Company for their pro-
portion OF the guaranty required bv ,ba
law, for the completion oil The Canal,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

k DREADFUL Flght wiM Bowie Kuires. -
A correspondent q The herald at, Mobile,
states that young ID 10 named John Bag.
ley. Of New York, and Leon lid Wilson.
Of Richmond, Va, fought With bowie
kniyezon the 2Slh Instant. near that civ.
and after slashing at one another foi about
na az an nour, ~, which Wilson was cut
piecemea. bis second iBterferred and il
was ended. He further states thai vii.
son died Of his wounds, and that Bagley
is on bis way 10 New Yotk. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
q ! saddle Maker in aIoore6eld, Hard,

e. saddle Maker in Afoore6eld, HARDY
eouaiyI VIZ, prefaees bis advertisement 10 the
Following glowing language
..inss,shesmeai Exiraoraiasrs.-Be il knowp,
that ve, sway of here il The mountains. where
the rocks are little higher ihan they are any
where elss, and upon whose face the impFini Of
Wild beasts are indelibiy 64ed, and where bull
locks have passed b. 50 fAt that their shadows
eemninsIe in persplcueus Iustre, where 20 NOR
tai man dare to venture, and whose valleys are
50 large, md so rich, that we shall not undertake
= description Of lhem--but We do say that we
are ~skihs a. good Spanish Saddles Is can be
made aty where else.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

The 81. Louis Republican, in speaking
s. 'he secret police Of that city. s.ys.,hat
4 pas been Of the utmost service 10 pr.-
venting crimes, and that sui for inforna-
tnon which il COMMUNICATED one Of The
Branch Banks in ttatIState would bays+
oeen robbed. aDd ihe cashier murdered
Information thus derived, enabled the
Mayor g give timely warning, and 10 pre-.
vent the execution of the plan.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

The Richmond Enquirer talks Of The
distribution Of the proceeds Of he public
lands, under an act Of Congress as the
!" Land Ptunder. 81 Rather harsh, Messrs.
editorszof,ihe Enquirer. especially when
you recollect tina, Virginia lnaer Loco
Focoismtaccepied a portion 81 Govern !,
ment Plunder. dufi1AS Gen, jackson re-
gime. and chat your Loco Foco sllies, lin
allihe states, we believe, except New
Hampshire, have seized tie p(under now
referred to!-.fler@ Gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

a Good BUSINESS Ii is stated that Mr..
Hale Of the independent Post Office. has
made $50, 600 in carrying letters The last
year. He can afford 10 retire from busi-
ness.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
BALrTMoRES OHIO n. R. cosrpAsY.

4
IA meeting oflhe Stockholders Of this Compa-
ny was held in Baltimore on Saturday morning
last, al which report was received frem Mr..
MeLaue in reference to The law passed at the
late session Of the Legislature ofyirginis,l fixing
Wheeling as the terminus for the road Mr.
McLsne, 10 his report, reviews The law ale ear
nestly recomme nds that it should not beIsccept-
ed
A motion was made to postpone all action on
the subject, but the motion was lost by Z large
majority.
Mr. J. P. Kennedy then offered a preamble,
setting forth at Length ,chy the Law shouldnoi be
accepted, and concluding by a tesolutisnrfe.
spec,fully declining 70 accept the lawl of vir.
ginis," which was almost unanimously adopted
Yeasb 50,632 shares.
Nays 2khares
The two negative votes were giYea by q
Wheeling stakeholder. 81
tits now supposed that the PennsylxAnians, il
the direction Of PitIsburg, will exert themselve.
to procure favorable terms at the next session
fer the extension of the road p the 'iron City,
Indeed, they have promised as much. Wethinl
ii now pretty certain The North Weston from
tier of. Virginia will never see a Rail Roa.
llhronsh jheif eIerliaFsat. Whssliria .h-4 --i---
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

Electro Magnstisn We learn, says the
New York Tribune. that gentleman Of
Pennsylyania has discovered means OF
applying the force generated byI E11nkro
Magnetism TO the propelIing Of RailI9ad
Cars aad Trains.so as ioreduce i'm mense !.
ly the cost Of motive power. The inyen.
tion has the farther effect 'of preventing
any running offthe track, and 50 ensuing
The safety Of passengers from what has
hitherto been formidable danger, espe.
cislly while in rapid motion. He Is now
taking out patents for this country, and n.
lends 10 do so for all Europe before tbe
process is disclosed TO the public.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
sfarue 70 Gen. jackson.

The {friends q Gen. jackson, il Tennessee,
are abou, taking MEASURES 70 erect marble STA
tue TO Ger. JACKSON at, Nashville. -
Some 81 the friends Of the. Hero 10 this State
are urging this matter with some perlinscity,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

Nortalityia .Nsw York.-The civ IN
spsclor reported only 1874 deaths ID New
IoFk lask week-3s men. 80 women, 66
Boys, and 66 girls. under years Of age.
"a. The deaths from small pox are Re-.
duced 70 Ii consumption %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

The Aaaeraiioa of Ttras-The sloop
Cutter. from Galveston. with the news
Of the annexation Of Texas. arrived at
New Orleans on the same day the Ptince.
ton arrived al Annapolis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

Conscientious Honesiy.--A CLERGYMAN
OF this place, at the resuesto Of an7individu.
al who had confded 10 him the secret.
called yesterday upon one Of our citizens J,
and asked him i bis name was r. C. b.
TO whom an affirmative reply was return
ed. There. said The Reverend gentle.
man. II give you these $50, which are
your Just and lawful due. from an acqnaint-
ance Of mine. The interest for Ten wears
will be paid as soon as the individual, who
is . poor man. can earn it, Such al act|
Of honesty is worthy Of record - Noble
.1dp.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

lucky Ii Is i stated thai Col. John
4. Rogers, Of Tennessee. Zone VI Gen.
JACKSON ? : men az New Orleans. apd one
o. g, Gen. Harrison's at fbe Battle of Tia
names was induced The oiher day d
ooy quarterback ID one Of The Alexan-
Of $50, 600. ~ P''1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

Lits Of Hon. Vim. MI The. paper.
Of the North state that The Hon. Joo p
Asennedy is engaged in writing aIlifs of
the laie Wm. Writ. Nd Is Isn,ts
man whose requirements qualify him for
so interesting an undertaking.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
rExAs.-.Irs PoLrTIcAL POWER.

Issss entirely, as we understand.