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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

ATfhs Harrisburg Union says y Harvest
= no~ oFef, and me wheat crop 10 this section
g zoe STATE = very Zoe. he unfs-
voable spring. The rye and oar ,sors are also
fat. but there IS q ligh.Iyiela Of har.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

eFThe CRY Of Monitssl appears ip be visited
BY the same gang Of ineendisries thar have fred
QUEBEC and ssS.s asis sSs T. ,s i 4.
course Of a few days. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

. Afetier from New York says: "A mum
her OF men. woman and children are miss
ing, an from what T+cao learn ! have no
doubt tha, upwards of fifty people have
perished-bu, such has beeh the intensi-
~ Of the Ere tina. probably one half OF
their remains will never be discovered.
The cause Of the exploson d the FIRE is
still a matter. of dispute.
Ab9u,. Five hundred and Ffty.six
Houses have been burned in all
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
Taking Tine 6uthe Fortloek.
The philadelphia ey.oae, democratic pa

.Tbe Hon. Charles 3 IngersoH, il Is generally
believed, WILDE the Speakero of the NEXT House
of Representatives and more able, eloquent,
and efficient Speaer could not be found I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

ar. Maea1ly. ihe c.lebfsied Eainbnrr
'ss'svef' and member Of PaIliamen', Is writing
! hislosy of Eaelsnd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

.srs.r.ih. N i. HrsIs u Saturday, es'sisfk,A =
!. Orer Too Hundred Buildings Bsrned-
Tins Millions IF Dollars 'rertA Of
p1operfv Deslroyed-Ssrious Loss Of
IN Tremendous Ezriesion.
-. .,e,,es.. The most terrible Gre that
NJ occurred 10 this. city since ne great
!. confederation Of December. 1888 = now
! .nreaaiSs devastation throDglIou, The low.
! ri III ne city: Oyertwo hundred
buiidine 5 according 10 The best calculation.
| -. now ON Gre, or have been leyelled
,.;,b The eround. Most Of Them Sere
i,,s, three. four and five story houses.
and occupied. principally. by importing
and other merchants. y - close esti-
mate 10 sci the loss, thus far. al len million
Of dollars
This dreadful FIRE broke oufat bali p'sl
I ,h,., o'clock this morning. 10 New street.
.hon,. three d 1ors from the corner OF Exi
eh,ngs Place, 10 . Sperm Oil store y
,hsn snread 10 chair factory The mex
door towards Exchange Place men
through 10 Broad street. and 10 inc CORR
Of Exchange Place, where y com0eolcs =
y led 10 building occupied BY ssme per
,on. vbe either had large quaniiy Q
sal,pei1e on storage. or else were manu-
5selurer, OF FIRE. " orks. for 10 fifteen MIN 2
ute, after il esugh, Gre the whole blew p
With I tremendous explosion, carrying q
or seven buildingst with i, and snas. ..
the whole city like an earthquake. =
,h.n half 4 million psnes Of glass N 70
,.;ehhorbood. Immediately after me g
slos;nn FIRE was discovered at Tour diue
snIpoin,s. showing thaiihe entire oioc
= ~ ,e.r was In ! complete blaze.
Al,er this the FIRE spread down on DO
.;de. Of Broad street; thence through
Z Broadway, taking both sides Of New stree
iac!udipg The Wsverly House, which
DESTROYED !; then down Broadway ioWsr
The Bowling Green. On the other 81
& III. extending to Wall street, and It "
.xneeted 10 reach The magnificent Ne
ehanls Exchange before il could be sto
n.a Roth sidesof Exchange Place
z tween Broad and William streets, and q
down1to William. are2 on fire. The I
ID Broad. street extends 70 Beaver, lnrop
the latter to New street, both sides
which ere in ruins. y;
We learn that Francis Hart, Of Engl
Co No. ~, standing On The roof OF
store next 10 the corner ..ot Broad slI
and Exchange Place, when lhe exPl9s
occurred, was thrown over the bund
10 the opposite side Of The street, iIom
very roof on which be had>bee . stan o.
and escaped on bis feet, scarcely ,nluE
previous 10 the above explosion, the tC
man Of p, foreseeing The perilous cor
,iop Of the men, surrounded BY fires
no human frame could-wiihstand the n
aud with danger from which escape
/. ns,red i'm possible, ordered them 70 rel
and before they had time 70 mose
engine ,he walls FELL They leg lp'
ms.st.-..sane with their lives. As I:
I'm o o. 'nst comPTty lHsgp. no &
Jofed, The engine was buried ~ Y
wall. This is one Of lie mos ST. a e : J,
ea?es We ever heard. "afst 8
I = supposed ihAl .uaay, sv
the streets and houses usarbs pDl 4
with frenen and cirizensit Rsfe ~
expected that many have j. : psioEIt
70 the wickeduess Of storing sT.-..- ::
Ties Il salipetre, or some o,he qpan :
matter, 10 buildings 10 the heart p ps :;
n a. t ,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

The Boston Atlas says Tie accoun !. e.
subscfipiions r. the Vermont Central Rs;lp
Road. At one o'clock Oh Saiuraap 49,
S2.459 0OO We learn that ihe booi,.,
VII pc closed when the subscrin,ion
comes up 10 So, DOC, 600. 't'''s'A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

IFEk Governor and Er-Miuisier shannon.
i IS said, Is about 10 take up his residence Is.
Cleveland, Ohio, and ihere practices Law.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

There ore between iiEe aod.seven ,bo,-
sand carpenters out n YORK and upon = s,rike
a Paris. They are stout and resolale men. ,6d
kssr lhs Police busy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

The Union eoatradicis the report Of Mr.. Bu-
chsnan's resignation, either actual or intended
and, as IN duty bOupS, reiterates The assertion
Of The "ntnost harmouym prevailing 10 The Cabi-
net upon all ques,ioss. When Mr.. Walkers
Tariff scheme Of reelection, shall come on, we
shall have better ,es Of the harmony existing.
The "uhiIe hess" has not yef been taken upon
Penusylysnia iror. NJ. Buchanan may have q
word 1, say on that subject.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
From he " vi Teilun..

Exchange Place is. on both sides.
from Broad, halt way 10 William sire
The Waverly House is entirely /
stroyed, apor,ion OF the furniture save,
The scene 10 Broad way, near he fri
10 Wall street. South William, Exchsps,
Place. Rector. Morris and Thames streets
quite deties all attempts at description. +
f Thesidewalk in front Of Old Trinity i
filled higher Than your head with a bul
4 wark Of beds. bureaus. chests, tables Eel
ties, clocks, saucepans, portraits. eridirons
vases, easy chai,s. meal bags, counter
panes. potatoes, aud every lbing else Tia,
was ever seen or heard o..
The Bowling Green is full Of sir1il,,
materials, while forty or 6hty poor fami-
hes are trying 10 dress themselves wash
ing their faces in The Fountain and hush
ing the cries Of their children.
In the Battery there are actes upon !
creaof household goods scattered upop5
the grass-each little pile attended by The
oat,driyen family. Such scene nj.
never been dreamed or.imasined.
The glare of the eonfil ,ra,ion GaQ
thick and rudy upon HE Bsy, and ,he
rec hight Of the new risen sun mineles
CHASTITY with the redder and brighter hue
OF the flames. The whole CITY seems
pouring into this fery aud hissin 2 Tunnel |
10 . steady stream.
4 man was carried Fly two bremen
3estonging 10 No. ,l5. who had become |
deranged from bis sister being burnt 10
death aud the loss Of ell hisSpTopersv.
Mr.. Augustus L. Cowdrew.a member
OF No. AZ, son Of tie late Samuel Cow
drew, was IN one Of The buildings in Brosd 1
street when il fell be hasnoi been heard /
of since. ,-s.7s, -
We have seen some fragments 81 burnt
silk. cotton, Sc, picked Up on Staten
Island al Eve o'clock this morning. A
gentleman residing there tells Us tia,
when lhe explosion took place, the win
aows ID his house. which are inconve-
niensly light 10 their frames, ratified with
such violence IS 10 awaken The household.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

We Geiice parsgrsDh N
10 the purpoFt that Mil. p,,ch,. snsoges
Gboessw Nation intends y;s;,;na 3, = ine
ion lhe coning winser III ill., asaang
applying 10 Congress in bebaif ~ nv 1 rh 81
laws for their admissian al i Ta,r,,s 100
the United States, with ! deleoa,s ' = e
gress.- Cherokee M. Juns iqg5 : oon-'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

rom ,he Nav York Exytess Of Monday we
take fhe following
re have estimated, win as much aecura
cy as Il can be done iow' ana rom go GOO
sources Of informaton' al S4'ol4 WV.
Among merchants isufances are general
" effected up 10 " Iun amour, o. tneir
e,bsr classes Of efsons. II one half lost
has bssn iDsu,a, the loss Is 80 $50, 600 !;
Il only 6ne I'D, the loss is 8l9.445, 900.
An.,ifrom 4 losses Of the insurance COM
nan;s. her we know 10 one store of an
;n.nrsncsa Europe for $4O0. 900. 4 We
fs.r he hole loss will REACH ten millions,
| anhops some estimate il at not over Sc.
- Eight millions. About 800 stores
hrued. two largel>bolels. and some.
Al aSSpl private dwellings, IL is fortu
& that 'the FIRE <didInot happen little
/ n iuE The year. as the stocks are now,
i Spafa,ively low. the fall .imPorla,iops
A having taken place. &.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

WILLIAM STEWART. who was convict
yicted Of having murdered his father ii
this city. several years ago, and sent enc
ed 70 tue penitentiary for eighteen j ears.
died 10 that institution this morning, 81
consumption. Several days before be
died and up to the last moment, be de-
.clared IN the most solemn manner fiat be
was entirely innocent of the charge o'
which be had been convicted and was at,
together innocent of every thing relating
TO the murder Bait Pat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

The Administration still continues is proscrip-
tive sysien-turning or old and faithful efEeers
and filing Offices with hungry eormoran,s, Who
have nothing Y recommend them, save that Of
party fealty- They have new way Of being
Iproser'Puve, and when making appointments
hey hlloP At The tail ends vi,h The words, rhose
commission yin p Thai Day expire I'VE do no,
oolrci 70 heir course, but think The conduct Is
IN strange keeping Win the professions that moth.
ting but love Of county aeluatsd them in
their zeal for Parlysueeess.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

Postage Caargea5ie 10 he Geyernmeat Sc
| Up 10 The lsi,ip1.aa,, tbefe " Is 20 method
/ OF estimating The precise value (at ibe le-
gal rsiesl of The mail service REQUIRED for
the different departments Of tbs general
government A postage account Is now
kept, however. between the city pos Of
fee ane the different bureaus and desart.
menis Of goyefnnentlocated here, which
already begins toshow The mail service
Performed 70 be enormous: We have
obtained the following statement from The
city post Office, through the courtesy Of
the CHIEF clerk Of The department lMr.
Msfron, which, though no general Cite
ron. Is yet sufficient to give he public an
idea Of The amount Of mail seryicefeqnir-
ed for The business Of The Genera Post
Once Department alone. From Jul >
lS45. to July 8, 1915 Co.'s los. 49, To-
Sl5.724 p. This large sun, charged 10
the Post Office Department during the
frs. nine dsysof this month, Is exclusive
q the yolumiuous correspondence oil The
Postmaster General. The three Assistant
Postmaster Generals. and the Auditor -
According tolihe be " law, The department
:alls upon ihe treasury Of The United
States for the means Of payment Il case
Its revenue falls short, 80 Union.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

embracing each .eft The city in . boat
then waiting ii Whitehall tOs Mosnt YER
non.
A melancholy and irUly distressing
scene took place al No 10 GreenrIcn;
street. in. Henry. son Of John Carey.
died Of consumption while the flames
we're spreading 10 such ar extent ma, =
was supposed that, the house 10 waicn %
was might be consumed. Death. Do~es-
er, cane. add his body. wrapped 20 nis
bed clothes. was Immediately removed -
. place Of safety.
A fireman. spparenily 10 The sgon'ss o. :
death i, wing 90 the steps Of The Bank Of
Conn efcs. surrounded BY fphysicisns
and friends. Neither his name or me
cause of lie accident could be ascef'aineo.
The Pbilsdelphia Hotel. at the corner
Of Beaver and Broad streets, presented 2
sublime sight. The whole seven stories
were wrapped 10 flames al one moment.
Tae sides being stone u pieseated Inc
appearance Of volcano. The flames. as
cending upwards, from the centre TO On
immensefheight, while the Gre, pouring
out from every WIDOW On I've tooi s'eSs
gave Il a grand and majestic appearance
/ The Chief Of Police AID Aid. Charllcl
Had very narrow escape Of their lives
The walls OF building. while they wer,
] 10 Stone street, nearly hemmed 10, fell
and iskroyn 10 have killed one, man AMI
boy-jt is supposed Col. johnson 9th
/ new Police whot was in front, and wh
has no, been seen since.
4 TIE estimate n sde Of The whole nun
Der of buildings DESTROYED by fire is 26s
or u stlt~s5edoshs = We. le%s O. s,erpfot
much greater We heard Of tyohrms wh
lost 5000 900 each very many los
: s 100 ODO. We think the loss in bnile
: ings ana merchandise will not be lessiha
So 600, 0Oe
The property insured amounts 70 p
Q 2l5, 900.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-21
L. .. CHARLES RARR, 60
1!s4 CT AA1 gA119Rv

tAkES this method of returning his sim
: cere thanks to his friends in Wilmington
and its vicinity, for the patronage so literally be-
slowed him, for the last three years, while amongst
them, and hopes, by strict attention to business,
and every effort to accommodate. to merit con-
tinuance of the same.
He has just returned from the 0Tfhefn markets
with one of the finest STOCKS of GOODSthat
has ever been exhibited in this or any other town
in the state comprising every article usually kept
IN a Merchant TGilor's Store, consisting of -
CLOTHS, C.4SSIMERES AND VESI1NGS,
of the newest styles, all of which will be found
worthy of the attention of his friends. Call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere. -...
He has also on'hand q full assortment of
HeGyHy-aas6sGse Clothing. ~
got up especially under his rection, while in
Philadelphia, and he is disposed to sell them as
cheap as any other house in town. sa. l..r..
| N.B.-He has also some of the finest workmen
this country can produce. and all garments ordered
at his establishment shall be warranted to give sat
isfaction. ........ ....-.
October 3, lS45 .-.. ..
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-21
-..-. . From the Legends of New England.
A NIGHT AMONG THE WOLVES
by JOHN ]. WHITTIER.
"The paunt wolfe.

BY JOHN J. WHITTIER.
'sThe gaunt wolfe,
Seeming the place Of slauoh liter, with his long
And most offensive howl did ask for food.''
Twas a night of January, IL. We
had been to a fine quilting frollc, about two
miles from our settlement of four or FIVE
log houses. Twas rather late-about IL
o'clock, should guess-when the party
broke up. There was no moon, and a
dull, grey shadow of haze hung around
The horizon, while overhead a few pale and
sickly looking stars gave us their dull light
as they shone through a dingy curtain
There were my two sisters and Harry's
sister and his sweetheart, the daughter of
our next door neighbor. She was down
right handsome girl-that Caroline Allen.
I never saw her equal, though | am no
stranger to pretty faces. She was so pleas
ant and kind of heart-so gentle and sweet
spoken, and so intelligent besides. that ev-
cry body loved her. She had an eye as
blue as the hill violet, and her lips were
like red rose leaf in June. No. wonder
then that Harry Mason loved her-boy
though he was-ior we had neither of US
seen our seventeenth summer. ~.t-,.
Our path lay through thick forest oil
oak. with here and there a tall pine rising
its dark full shadow against The sky, with
an outline rendered indis,inct by the dark.
ness. The snow was deep; deeper great
ideal than itever falls Of late years; but the
Surface was frozen strongly enough TO bear
'IoGr weight, and we hurried on over che
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-21
SOMETHING NEW IN WILMINGTON.
Clothes made as people aUGsst them.
James Richardson

TNHE BEST TAILOR that has ever been
Il connected with the trade in this place,
has quit the establishment of Chas. Barr. and in
tends takinga store opposite, Market street,
where he expects through the exercise of his in
dusty and superior skill in the habilitory art, to
merit liberal share of patronage.
Oct 3, 1915 3-tf.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-21
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TERMS % SO In advance
WHOLE NO. .62....sss.a,


and and frlgh,fpl appearance !; and my .hro,h-
ers have oftentimes told me thai At first
view we all seemed like SO many. crazed
and brain-sickene5 creatures. Thev as
sisted, us to reach our home; but, Harry
Mason never recovered fully from the dread
full trial. He neglected, bis business. his
studies, and his friends, anon .nu,,eriu Mi 10
himself about that horrible night. He iell
TO drinking soon after, and died miserable
drunkard before age had whi.ened a single.
hair Of his head. =, S''''ss' . s'ass'S 81
For my part, 7 confess T have never en-
tirely overcome the terrors Of The melan~
eholy circumstance which | have ieand.eaa.
vored 10 describe. The thought Of ii has
haunted me like my shadow, and even
now the whole scene comes at times fresh
ly before me in my dreams. and start Up
with something Of the same feeling Of Ter
ror which l experienced when more than
half a century ago, ! passed night among
the wolves. @~n a'i~ Sa3staFaos aL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-21

Ja,o-breakers.-The church of Llan.
gollan in Wales, is said 10 be dedicated to
St. Collenap-Gwyn-nawg-ap-Cowrda
app Observation-Disclosures lyn- Merlin
ap-Erinion-ap-Y rth-ap-C unneda- Wled-
ig, name that casts that Of the Dhtchman,
Observation-Disclosures
gin,. into the shade. si aeas. ot ..5-sa
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-21

Rsnningto 70. sae,g. 2;isek, why don't 9: 700
ran for Sheriff asked a genalsanan g an M
innate slacsuaintspceeL The. gSher1h.sd-.n
him, I'm afraid be " haye me sooni enoagn,
without running for him And then, ADDS
the Picayune, ihe two friends walked into
the Yerandah z 8 a..alsa =. =. ga ~ :,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-21

I j Society Furnishes not the vices its mem
bers, but their, detection; like the Spartans,
whe punished the discovery Of theft, and nos
the eTime. o. azEal al hIaaa sRgf7
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-21

A western editor commences long ex-
hortation TO bachelors wi,h the following
words : IN .r1e,. g. -sF-eSor7 .dslu I3a On
"Come, you poor, miserable, Ieneiy,
deserted, fractional parts of animated ma
ture. come up here and be talked TO" -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-21

Concentrated ry.-Paying aOts Tia.
you merely endorsed through Kindness sno
goed, nature. sil es 2fai4 saalos8s Is ssh 81
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-21

The advantages of an old coat are luper-
ous. People will not think it worth while 10
pick your pocket; the ladies win not bother
yoa with their insatiate love-; and you will
not be ,eased to take tea with your acgsain-
tances. y -. -. =. - .nn.ea-aass1 =.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-21

pd.a zSsasibk eaoies.-If yos doh's accept my
challeAge.s said one gentleman Oh aonoa =
apghss 7 will gaFss.s g9 ,es a,6 ss.7 lad
ss .. f7iI sfx eszettes than one coflin.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-21

The Bustle is of crescent form--and
the crescent signifies increase @, that
the ladies would heed the injunction of the
Apostle Paul. Il pray you now TO cast a.
way the things which are behind, and to-
look to those which are before.' a.a r,su
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-21

Ep LANK Memo Passes, For sale, at the
II JOURNAL OFFICE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-21

Halo, dare, Ephram, wal. dare. I am
got a question ! want you to habsolye-
you being nigga Of Theological prosper
tiles ssgr-..r9e : .rlsaI q hs6asfz7 81
We'll, what am II, Ned = 's*54 go
why am ship like an auctioneer
ne 'Hs. ha, nigga, dafs past de sublime; I
GIBBS in az..'@'- '''' g, '....,' $500
cause him won't go widoat 'ssils,'
(sales. ~ a775aa1oe s7'9755 yaf;' 81 1865 agsA
.ss~.Ha, hs, you is farming wild relaxity.'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-28
GARDEN SEED,

koh Growers % Known repuss,e. frsA
I fennine. ~ Mhel, saL- fst.I.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-28

GAMBRoONS! GAMBROONS.!
FEW remaining hand which will be ,od they
"A eau be purchased IN the city. L. BERKELEY co,
js2+ No. 81, Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-28

Lest--IArs. soosch
Lettuce han. n Gr.sn Head,
Eafiy Cured In.iia. WIN. ana
Green Cor. Bro~n Dutch
s.hIa-Nuiss-E. Green Ciiron,
Pine App,e
water Ieioa-dnra kisds
Na-uafua,a
Nasau;-Whus snd Blash
on,cs-wh,l- and Rcd
OEfa
Feas-I.andreth's Errs Early.
fariy May. do Frame Biu.
Pra--ian. D~srf hsrro~fai
BDhop'. Dwarf Proiine
PePp~t-A-sotte>f
Psssnsp--l.ons rsma.sh F1nsA
sugar
Psrsi-y-Pin- Curl-I
PuDpkin-IArT. Yellow
khuhlrb-fsr rau-
Radsis-h-ioss 49, hot. Lsas s.I
nsoa, White fufAip, ssari.t
Tufnip. Black Sp-nrsh
ssl-ify-o1 Vegetable Oyster
spspaeh
sqlssh-Eariy Bunch
fomaio-i-aIse Ned and Yellow
rurnip-a--surd
heib asi Power se-ds
WA PALMFR.