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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23
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- IL ~ tWtW = " q MS,
HAyiNG just returned from the elites OF
II Philadelphia and Baltimore, visiting the
most fashionable esta 6lishments connected with
his business. and procured an entire New Sys
TEN for cutting garments. together with the
Latssl Siyls aad Fashions Of he day.
has no he.iianey in saying be will guarantee
the best Of hls TO those who may favor him
with call. He wouldsay, that no pains shall
be spared on his part 70 give entire satisfaction
He therefore invites his friends and the public
generally. TO give him passing notice At his old
stand shove the Matket-houseA
N 3. Country Produce WILDE taken 10 ex-
change for work at all times, at cash prices.
Oct 10. 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23
| ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL

The two Gordons mined in Providence
tR fail for fts1 a,urdei Of Mr. Sprague.
attempted at New Years night 10 break
jail, having il is believed. been provided
With keys and other conyeniences for that
purpose, BY a third bto,her Of iheirs. -
They had been permitted 10 have fiddle,
on which one Of them " as playing a: such
an unmerciful rate. while the oihet was
pitsvin.. an accompaniment on the lockr'
and w,::'hal, playing se<abominably out of
time. that he .coise reused the suspicion
Of keeper no. on duty and their project
vas frustrated. iI.s.is .ssepef happening
70 De connoisseur Of il. usIc, ano me ' az
chIacy Of ear was The sole cause s. she'
unfortunate result ofthe enlerprlse, Per-
hapssa good musical ear will Be looked up
on hereafter, as an essential qualification
IN . prison turnkey.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23
tons in confidence and trust, Is The puI
est enjoyment Of nature.

Eovy is. above all other vices, inccn-
sisient with the character Of social be-
ing, because il sacrifices truth and kind
ness 10 very weak temptation. He that
robs wealthy neigbbor gains as much as
much as he takes away, and may improve
bis own condition in The same proportion
in which he impairs anolher's; but be
that blasts fourishing reputation, must
be content with small dividend Of add.
iional fame. so small as can afford very liz
lie consolation 10 balance the guilt by
which it is ohtained johnson.
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Erccf iOll OF IgMiIdfngs,
50N99 q al0@s,
Wilh@

ITsAhEs this oppoFtoA
y friends ard elstomef Is n 2, ~ .ssi1SPipg old
ues his onsiaessat tie Old SiaSd nssrIv oneo-.
their orders. 1880 = ~
he has just rsiususd from Bsl,Imor.; ! ~.
be has purchased : ,'s's
super Stock or Leather
Being prepared tberefore with sxfo ..ss.,..i
he can say with confidence. that his ~ort sSsIi
oe Of superior qualify, as be smple,s n5ss
oot uorkmen Of experience. 80
On hand, toeof French Calf Skin, 40 ,rt;.
Gle not usually ksH 10 the eounlryby skcs-
makers.
fharIestosr - Nov 81 sA,kI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

Professor OF Mmsios
h EsPEcTFuLLY Offers bis service, 70 the
N citizens Of CAarlesiown ard ils vicinity,
n The capacity or Teachefef nusic.
He viii give lessons On The orgsn, Piano.
Flute, Guitar, and ia Staging and ;horohgh
Bass
He can give III mos, Satisfactory reference.
ID fegsrd 70 his qualifications.
He csh be fonnd a Mf. Caters Hotel.
Noe 81. fef4--3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

WeMAN.--To The honor. 10 the eternal
honor OF the sex, be il stated that On the
part Of duty no sacrifice is 10 them too
h,.-h. Or too dear. Nothing is with them
;u,oss bile, but 10 shrink from4soye, bon
~ ;nnoce, ,cefand religion. The voice Of
nle.srre j It nower NAV passbR unheed
pressure = e roIce sITrstvtuq>- ar -
The chamber fot The .sick--ihe pillow Of
the dying-the yisfi,. Of the dead 1.-The
affairs Of religion, never miss,ed the pres
ence Of the kiud woman. Tim.4 though
she be, and SO delicate that the WINS q
heaven may not loo roughly visit sr o.
such occasions she loses AL sense Of dal. :
ger and assumes a preternatursl courage,
which knows not and fears not conse.
quences. Then she displays that IN.
daunied spirit which neither courts diff
cnlties nor .evades them that resignation
which utters neither murmur nor regret
and that patience in suffering which seems
victorious even over death itself, JNew
Mirror.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

n Courageous Fatder.-The Hartford
Times relates case Of wanderful risk and
courage on the patl Of father. A, little
boy the son Of fireman. at one of the
Rhymney furnaces vas playing about the
rails when. his foot slipped, and, horrible
to relate, be fell into the furnace. His
'a,her with more affection thanprudence.
Immediately sprung in after him, in the
ferlorn hope 10 save bis child, and strange
10 say. he was quick enough 10 catch and
throw hin out, but too late, however for
he boy must almost instantly have died.
The father had now exchanged situations
with bis child, and found the greatest diff
6cul,yIin extricating himself from bis per-
ilous position, which be was obliged TO
do By catching hold Of an iron barilittls
less than red hot and swinging himself
cut, but as soon as be had done so he was
senseless The poor fellow was carried
home in dangerous and uncertain. state
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

EyZlLL sttend The supsrior snd Ialsrior
" coens u Jefferson Berkeley and
Cisfkt countiet
Kssidsnee- charlsstouh, Jsasr;pn Co, v.
lni19. l9ls-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23


The Canadian Rebels. The London
Times states that The American line of
packet Switzerland, which left the ST.
Kaiharine's Docks levi days since. for
New York, had on board, 10 addition to a
full cargo OF Brislish manufactured goods,
large number ofrabin and steetage pas
sepgers. among which latter were upwards
Of 30 persons who were concerned 10 Tho
riots ID Canada about four years siace, and
were 10 consequence taken prisoners by
the British authorities and transporledto
New South Wales. They baye!recettly
received an amnesty for the o6ene ii
consideration Of having undergone Por Il
lion Of their sentence. and are, .y6w on
their way back again % their natit coun-
try
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sOSG.

Trua thrust sveet-laiy, trust
Tia . shield Of seyeD-fold steel.
Cares aud so-tows come they must
But sharper FAR is doubt to fsel.
trust trust sweet lady. trust
IT deceit must yex the heart
Who can pass through life without -
Better far 10 bear the smart
Than 50 grindAhe soul With doubt.
Trust trust sweet lady. trust
Trust the lover, trust the friend
Heed not what Old rhymers tell
Trust 10 God and 10 the end
Doubt not sll viii ssilI We we'll
Trust trust swee. isdy, trust
Loves best guide, and friendships stay
Trust, 10 innocence was giseni
Ills doubt that paves the downward way
Bat trust unloeks the gates Of hesven. /
TfGa trust swsetlsdy, tr1sl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

WoMAN's LovE-The difference that
there is between woman's love and a
mans! Hislpassion may lead bin In the
FIRST instance. 10 act 10 opposition 10 opiD-
ion-but its influence il only suspended !:
and soon q sheer or censure wounds his
pride and weakens his love. A WON an s
heart. on The contrary, reposes more on
itself. and fault found 10 the object q
her attachment il. resented as an Injury
she is argefed. not altered.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

PowER OF ELoouEEcE The elo.
quence of The celebrated Whitfield. il is
Said was at times irresistible. The &C,
,eomplished Chesterfield, was present
when this popular preacher presented the
votary Of sin. under The figure Of blind
beggsr.led BY little dog. The dog had bro
ken bis string. The blind cripple with bis
staff between both hands, CROPPED bis way
unconscious 10 the side OF precipice.-
As be felt along with his. staff, it dropped
down the descent. too deep 10 send back
an echo. lie thoughtit on the ground
aud bending forward took one careful step
to recover il; But be irod on vacancy !,
poised for 4 moment, and as be fell head.
long. Chesterfield spfang from his seat, ex-
claiming, JBy Heaven be is gonel"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

Great NOyage. The Magnolia arrived
yesterday, with thirty mine hundred bar
rels whale and sperm oil. She has been
out twenty FIVE months. and brings clear
profit 10 her owners of $4,000 or 10000,
dollars. Captain Simmons, and several
OF her crew, are Vermoniers. Ittakes the
Green Mountain boys to erapple with the
leviathans Of the deep. The frs question
put BY The captain TO the pilot, was
Who's President Of the Uni.ed States I
Pol X How's Vermon,'' aClay all g.
yer All right, sir.'-Nta0 Bedford Bull
letia. |
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CHARLEsToWN. yEFFERsoN COUNTY,
THe PAnrIsa LOOK.

.a
We parfed-soId sn@ worldly eyes
Upon that parting tell.
Ard hrayely We kept hack our sighs,
AID calmly slid !. E.revell."
But there are looks. ve learned Of Love,
That none but Love can read
And like the fish from cloud 70 cloud
. From heart 10 heart they speed.
Calm, .. Il ne FER hath breaIhed vow,
Thy rich voice filtered not
Serene - heaven thy prinerly brow,
Above were al forgot
Yet. 10 one ssgsr glance. sby soul
On gines'of light 10 nine,
In Wild and passionate sorrrv stoless
And whispered words divine !
Heavens blessing on that Royal heart,
That thus can lavish feeling
Twas almost sweet tho pain TO part,
Our sIlsnt love revealing =.
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List ofLeffersl.s


HI EMAININS 10 The Post Ot6te, Chsrles-
J ~ ioWn, Var on the Ist January, le45.
WIN B MsfEe5er
Francis Allenong Martin s4aFs 4 Walker
Ellen G Allison Margaret Myers
Johu4tmpheTs Mr. McPKHlin
WiIfofd Allilon Harriet Middlecof
B Susan Myers
Margaret Bolton John Moore
Henry Bsdiaeer Rebeccs Mstheny
Stephen Barr Samuel Myers
James Burr Jonsthan MeGinnis
Msrgare, Batter Isaac Mccartney
John Blineos A Moore
ch1EIes BradfLfd and Sarah Milton
FrshkiiT Nayss James Moore
Mrs. Dr. Brooks Jchn Massey
csiksripe Butler care Win MeGbaughiu
Of y Frame john w Moore
C N
samuel csmeron9 Jeremiah Nicoaemus
WIN Carroll Lucas Nlsel
Ann r Craig He6ry}New
Jsmss Copeland %
John Clip "A O'Bannon
Elizabeth coyle p
I Wa III Csrrolt @ &c Porter
4 WIN Grove Miss Pollock care Of
! Mary Cults WPoIlock
D Joseph Parable
Wn or Geo Beaver John POh
rt.nrv r Rn~lfeh Geo R;sler
100 Reh;,,o, =
,.m ra.. s.m,,.i ps.d
49,. rl.aaSss Dsv;d RswI.sA
,asn = Fosd1
gsi...u $500, Moore seely
Tsnnsrd s,a,.r
w es,a,.a Iossnh si.rrv
James Gibson stoekwell
49,, Cation MARI smith
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

II MORAL AfFEeTfSNs.-How sweet are
he affections OF social kindness how
balmy lie Influence Of that regard which
dwelIs around oar ireside Disifust and
dpub. darken not the brightness Of its pu-
sg-the csrpings OF interest and Jealousy
/ not the harmony OF the scene. fa-
rental kindness and fIial affection blossom
there in all the freshness Of al eie. 'nai
spring. II matters NOT if the worlds colo
If The sel6saness and injustice of man.
kind return our warm sympaiies coldly,
ii we can turn 10 our own dear circles,
and ask and receive all tina; our heart
lions in confidence and trust, IS the pur-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23
v rEsr 81 cnRIsrIasIrx.

A Christian gentleman had occasion to-
travel through a newly and thirIy settled
part Of Western country; his companion
was man OF Intelligence. but Of inidel
principles, who was fond Of discussion and
tried 10 beguile the way by urging aTgu
ments against The truth 81 the christian
religion. The thinlv peopled section Of
the country through which they were pas
sing wssinhabited by people Of bad FePu-
ta,ion, and !, bad been rumored thatiTa-
vsilers bad suffered fatal violence from
them when they. we're within their power.
Asdregular inns were unknown, our
travellers were compelled to trust 10 the
hospitality OF those whom thew could not
but entertain a secret fear. On one &C.
casion. as the evening closed 10. they
soughtfa lodgins-plsce in log cabin laf
remote from other habiiations, They an
iicipsted bot little epmfort; and were i0-
dueea 70 Bells ss Thar Il urnplsl he mea
sure Of safely 10 watch alternately through
the night.
All they were about 10 retire TO their
rude bed, THEN host, whose interior had
excited their disirust, proceeded 10 a she I.
took down an old and much worR Bible.
and informing his yisiters that i was bis
custom to worship God 10 his family, DC
read and prayed 10 so simple manner as
10 secure the esteem Of the travellers.
They retired 10 rest, slept soundly, and
thought no more Of alternate watching.
Ia the morui6g the christian requested
his in6deI companion TO say whether the
religious exercises Of the preceding eve
nine bad. not dispelfed every PARTICLE o
dislrust o. their hosts character. and hac
40, Enabled hin 10 close his eyes in lht
most confident security, He was evident
Nv embarrassed by the question but =
last he candidIy acknowledges that tb'
sight Of the Bible ahad secured him
sound night; rest, Here was testimo2.
eShorted from an infdel. 10 favor Of th'
influence Of that religion which be skep
/ ticsllv assailed He could not harbor
fear Of violence from one who was in th'
habit Of daily bending bis knee before God
The very creation Of the family altar
rendered the house secure asylum
4 Who would not be a christian p VIII
Ican be an in6dsi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23
BY JOHN S. 4 II. n. GA.LAHER
HHonE.


To ensure. as far d possible. the socie
~ OF her husband sts his 8oWn hse side. I
lei the wife be- "a Keeper al home. and
do ailin her p7wet to- ressdef tina, Gre side
as attractive asgood tempef!neainess, and
cheerful. atfeciioua,e conversation can
make i !. le, her strive 10 make bis own
home The sol, green on which his heart
loves 10 repose ID Vie sunshine Of domes-
tic enjoyment. We.can easily imagine,
that even in paradise. when MAN had no
aPpariiion Of gu'l,, 20 visions OF crime,
no spectral voice from aliroubled con-
science, 10 make him dread solitude. and
dee from il, that even then Adam liked
not, on his return from The labo. Of dress
Ing the gsrdeu. to End Eve absent from
their b,wsr. but waited the smiles OF her
countenadce 70 light upon bis own, and
the mnsic Of her voice 10 be the melody
Of bis soul. Think. then. how much
SaEs he als sAs ss esfe Yieas sSg his
heart, does man now, On coming from the,
scenes OF anxious3toil. need the ala }oi
womsn's companipnship, TO erive away
| the swarm Of buzzipg cares thai light
upon the heart 10 sting il; to smooth the
brow ruffled with sadness TO tranquilize
the bosom agiia'ed with passion; and at
once 10 reprose and comfort the mind
that has in some measure yielded 10
Temptation. o. woman .hon knoWesl
\ tie hour when 'tthe good man OF the
house" will return at mid day, while the
sun is. YET bowing down the laborer with
1lhe ferceness Of BIS beams.or at evening
when The heat and The burden of the day
are past; Go not Jet bin. Al such time,
( when he is weary with exerlion and fam
with encouragement, fod Upon bis com
ing to his habitalion. that the 100. whict
should hasten 10 meet him. is wandering
at a distance fhatthe soft hand which
i Should wipe away The sweat from Big
Grow, is Knocking at the door Of olhe
houses; ncr lei him find wilderness
where he should enter a garden ! conta
sion, where he ough: 10 see order; Oh GIL
that disgusts. where be l?isht hope y toe
bold nea,ness, that delights and atiFa9s
# this be the case. who can WondSr, tna
, in the anguish Of disappointment, and !
The bitterness qf a neglected and hea,.
stricken husband, he turps away from, hi
door, for that comfort which he wished,t
, enjoy at home, and that society whic1
be hoped to find 10 his wife and puts ~
! with The" substitutes for both. which b
finds in the houses Of other men, or5in lh
, company oil other women.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

The heart oflen feels what The tom
cannot utter and The tongue ofiea u
what The heart cannot feel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

Z cOTr. rppiN GS lust streived and for
kssIs s MLbR 4 TATE.
! ARNEss ..oTBS oh Gosn<ls
HusT ,ecs. we'd sf topies 81 III 4, s q ,,sS
~ ~ s,1.. s songssaisry IN eospsh.
ee y MILLER TATE.
Tut GLASS B0RlS o.. ,s,sn&
~ Hsadsons celsry classes s
Cut IanbIscs 81
Pretssf. 49,
Gobless. rfssl v,e;sis =. =.
ssRs pressed and plain DO
s,y N.ssses, &c. fof sale chssb. hr
DEC -: MILLER & m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

PRETrY 1SENTIMErT-The memories
Of childhood. the long fsr-sway DAYS Of
boy hood. the mothers love and prayer.
the voics Of departed playfelIow. the
ancient church and school house. in all
their green and hallowed associations
come upon the heart 10 the dark hour 8.
sin and sorrow, as we'll as ia The JOYOUS
time, ike The passage OF a pleasantly re-
menbefed dream, aad cast raw OF their
own purity and sweetness over It.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

'r,. ~ Woo. ,ee Of Alexander Hamilton /,
, pu,sg az s0e winter at Washington z, III
.n ;,s ~ years Of age. she moves sb -.
Ar AM So ! sg0r that belongs to youager d. d.
a.. AZ ner faculties are preserve 81.
society = much soughi sfisr.w .s1; sna per
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

AEEcDoTE.-Some years ago. bill
was reported in the New York House Of
Assembly, snacted--'An Act for the Pre-
servation Of The Heath Hen and other
game. The speaker Of the house, who
was probably not much Of sportsman,
grayely read it-'An Act for The Preser-
walton oftLe HEATHEN ndother Game.
/ blunder Of which be was unconscious
until an honest member from the North,
VIZ DAD suffered considsrsbly by the de-
predaii6ns Of The frontier Indians. moved
an amendment BIZ adding the words. 'ex-
cept IndiaEs, Alter the mistake Of HE
speaker IVES corrected. the amendment Of
course became unnecessary and was with.
drawn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

To-DAY AND To. MO Row.-The best Of
husbandry, depend upon il, is 10 silt The
corn ifem the chat, 10 separate the gold
from, the dross, Ia the portion Of lime that
is allotted 10 rs, and 10 rningle The sorrow
Of to-morrow with the enjoyment Of To-
day. !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

ANEcDoTE .-'Friend Franklin. said
Elijah Tate, . celebrated Quaker Lawyer
Of Philadelphia, one dsy, Thee knows al
most every thug can thee tell me how |
am 10 preserve my small Beer 10 the
back yard my neighbors are often tap.
ping il Of Nights Pot a barrel Of old
Madeira ~ the side Of il. replied The
Dr.. let them but get taste Of the Madei,
"a. and I'll engage they will never trou-
bic thy small beer any more.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

Man II is said the brave and wise can
govern circumstances. To the length Of
their short tether this istrce. No further.
Go do thy dpty in thy proper sphere
Look 10 the motive WELT But trust not
10 The arrogant assumption that man. tie
indiriduaI-7be BIB great or lowIy-csn
control his destiny and mend or mar the
grand scheme d. creation! Deem moi
success alone The proof 81 merit nor judge
The unfortunate in semblance eeok Be
humble 10 Thy very pride Thy power
Thy wealth thy love-thy boosted rea.z
son--sre held BY gossan,er thread -
The lightest breeze may break Il
The good and i'll Of Time are bh. the
ripple Oh The surface OF Eternilv.s The
sunshine gilds one side Of every wave
the other lies in shadow but below-the
calm Ard quiet twilight Of the waters feels
not the momentary agitation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

Mr.. Sylvanus Shepard tksspectable
citizen Of Canterbury. Con el rom a ms !
barn loft. 90. Sabbath ves ana was IN
stahily kilIed-his brains surg peen lit
orally dashed out BY III As strlk-
ing coincidence il ASA J 'ne laiher
Of Mr.. Shepard CAME Z ]. aes'n 10 the
.ane manner. and o same spot ys.s
-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

There is story told Of man who bad
= ragged coat. that he vent 70 Quaker
Westinghouse. because. where least r.
said il is soonest mended.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

one Of the most celebrates
Rfol0r and scene painters i I ,s;,.
w. 7! ven .s kno 3n 10 Albany, died re- 4.
~ 20 ine Massachusetts, Hosp;isi =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

aoo.; sersary Of the inlrod,s.
:. The SOota into Europe, was islsIv
-h.I.xX RI 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

CLAY s Americqs Industry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

Endeayor 70 feel your own
and The necessity d learning
The experience 81 olhers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

Iafamo.s. 7ra6ic.-A cargo Of Natiyesi
Africans, numbering one hundred and Sc
ven'y eight souls. has arrived at the Port
Of Spain, ia British vessel from Sierra
Leone, and are apPrenticed out to the
planters. This is , rene wal o.the African
slave trade by he British Government I'm
der. the spurious name Of African Immi-
grafton. !" ,Emigrant' vessels. alias slave
ships, from Jamaica and Barbadoes, have
been very successful in obtaining csrgoes.
The Missionaries Of the English Protest.
ant Church. as we'll as the Wesleyan
methodist Ministers at Sierra Leone, have
very decidedly opposed this revival OF ahe
slave trade, aad are exerling their inaa.
fence against it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

N EMAININ3 10 The Post once, Ehsrles.
II town. Va On the Iss Jsnaa5, lS45.
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No. Il.


IOWA III -
10 s,ou HerslsRpbOqae Express. Bloom.
Of lows. ,ogqlhe Other toeefoco psper,
mails. are EXCEEDED 70 ali the Wing jour.
sion Of the Territoihostile 10 the admis.
State. They say il re The Union as
people" They oppdpe "a curse tottha
features Of the ConsliCSso, some Of ihs
~ conclude that It " They wise
$50 QUO from The. gem T'ses 10 receive
he support 81. i lerrik goses naai co.
iban 10 be taxed S5Dk gossln'ueu..s
State Government. y suPto'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

Ar InqeSsE FoRrul --W,llisr
dedses'oi Georgetown. Bril- r,niana. 4
heir 10 tofsune 0. one milIA us, M
pounds. siethng--aboa, Sc yeS 1.,.:ans Il !.
dollais-no|w deposited IL Inc H. q Il.
iona, Holland. which was deposas iheree
6y his uncle 6hy wears 400. Laew
is 81 esla hh ne lie property k1 7.
all knowledge Of the Bank 10 whichs / "A
deposited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14
DIR. Goldson,. REINSTATEMENT.

NEW I ok, NOV. I4th, lc45
To tic Editor Of The Tribune:
SIN: BY the correspondence between Mackenzie and
Coryc, in yesterdays Tribune it appears that Corye
under his hand mas admitted that he was cognzant
of the intentions and nal practices OF Mackenzie ard
that ne now s DESTROYS to escape from The odium which
ne merits BY sustaining the false statement of Msckeu
ze, and thus lead the public believe that had
toned the acts of Mackenzie
The investigation of all the facts connected with the
publication OF the Mackenzie book may exhibit the rea
sons why MIR Corye should give his testimony sus-
tanning the alsehcods Of Mackenzie. If my suspicious
and information well founded it may in time be
highly desirable that Mr Corye should have some sane.
ton Tor acts which have believe he parti
cpated in and ne is therefore, Interested Sustaining
anything which emanate5 from Mackenzie
repeat, that the statement of Mackenzie is in every
particular false-alse both in fact and spirit No OF
mine be construed into sanction such mal.prsc.
ces appears TO have been perpetrated aud OF which
Mr. Corye!, by MS own written testimony, appears
have been cognzant if not alder and abettor sub
NIT my statement against the two and Leave the
public 10 decide. SAMUEL P. GOLDSON.