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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

In dissofvins the long connection which has
existed between Mr. Mnseley and m,self. can.
DOT bul.express The pam which the circums,ailce
gives me, and the pleasure, uninern p,ed through
course ofgyears by The slightest cellIsonof even
difference Or opinion. which that connection has
afforded me! 7 f
Mine is the forluneF still 10 occupy the posl
have so long maintained; his fhaps the HAMMER
faiels pursue the simple rura pleasures he lovss.
and tAcultvale refined taste and noble incl
teci, secure from the ilrutge,y Of labor. and fhe
storms Of politics, l!hopa The People If Buck
aehahl viii NOT long snffet him, however, 10 en-
Joy repose which, undistar bed, might engender
rust but with gentle violence compel him 10 en-
ter upon public duties, which he is so well quail
[ fed 10 discharge, and ID fill public stations 4
which he is So emiaently prepared 10 sdorn.
Y JNO. HI. PLEASANTS./
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
NUMBER OF POST 0FFJcEs :

) The number Of post Offices in the U. States
was in June, 1874, more than fourteen thousand
with each OF whom the General Post Office has
io9oRsn an account, snd not only to keep Ahis
account, but also TO examine the various month
" or quarterly returns and statements, compare
them with the connecting Offices, ascertain diffe-
renee, make corrections, &e,,IcausingI an almost
lnhnlty oil labor and great AMOUNT of expenses.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

The amount of Treasury Notes out
standing on The ist instant. il is officially
stated. was S7sls464 IS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

Sef'he Farmer~ Bank OF Virgins has
declared dividend Of three sod . half
per cent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

es.The Legislature Of lie Stale pf Fioti
4, assembled Tor lie first tine Il Tsl'a-
b1ssse % The q Slime. and was fegu,
Ially orsanized.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
FUNERAL oEsEQUIEs.

Funerai ceremonies in honor Of Gen. ASnREw
JACKSON have been celebrated in most of the
citisssof the Union, and, so far as we have OBJ.
served, have been separated as much as possible
from party politics. Surprising list of The eu
logists in the principal cities and towns might
prove interesting We suhioin :be foI,ou;ne
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
e1our exchange papers are noticing the gre

Y fkOnr excFange papers are noticing The great
facility amons the flies. We have observed for
some<wesls that death was doing his work with
them. They appear 10 seekwet or moist places,
and aflefSlaking their thirst ffburs. and de-
Some attribute ito an. unhealthy atmosphere,
and as, the fSkerunner Of sickly season
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

GThe Washington Gaion states that many
oftse county Postmaslefs are sending inIiheir
designations because of The operations of The
new Posi- Office Law.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

l
the ifeatyHHotio annex herself, or beeomt,q1
ject "a anx county whatever.
3. LIMITS and other arrangements to be mat
tets 0Tasfse 10 the final treaty.
~ Texas TO be wiinefo refer the disputed
points with regard TO territory, anG other mat
ters 70 Rehabilitation Of ampires. Il
This treaty was considefsd in secret ses
sion Of the Senate on the 2 81 Of June and
rejected By a unanimous vote.
Now that Texas IS enneIed to the Unit
ed States, beyond The hope OF its ever be-
ing separated again, il is much TO be 4re.
GREETED that some boundary with Mexico
bad not been agreed upon. Twas thought
that the treaty for independence might
contain come provision Of The kind; but
il appears that II only stipulated that the
boundary should be referred to umpires.
j The fSllowing is copy Of the resolu-
lions as they passed both Houses Of The
Texas Congress
JOINT RESOLUTION,
Giving The consent of the existing government 10
E lhe annex siion of Texas TO the United States.
ss Whereas The government OF the United States
hath proposed the following terms, guarantees,
and daIions, on which The people and leffiro-,
~ Of iheTepnolic Of Texas may be- erected into
new State, to be called the Slaiercf Texas, and
,admittedtas@one Of the States Of the American
Uni5r, u wit:
Her follow The resolutions 81 the u
niled States Coagtess.
And whereas, bylsaid terms, the consent OF the
existing goYernmentof Texas isrequired: There
fere,
Sec. I. Be Il r.solrfd By he Senate and House Of
Representatives, eflhe republic Of Tsras in Congress
esssmassa That the government of Texas doth
cousenthhat The people and territory Of the re-
public of Texas NAV be erected inio new State,
TO be called The State Of Texas, with repuhli.
can form If government, to be adopted by the
people be- ssid republic, by deputies in conven-
lion assembled, il order that the same may be
admitted as ore Of The States Of the American
Union and sid consent is given en- the terms,
guarantees, and conditions, set firth ID the pre-.
ambie joibis joint resolution.
Sec. a. Be Z; GufaeY rtsolrea, That the PRO
c,ima,ion Of the President Of the republic Of
Tsxss, bearfsg date Msy sh, 1885, and lhe e.
lection If deputies 10 sit 10 consento6 Of Austin
on the Aih DAY Of July hexi, fsr the adoption Of
9 constipation for the State O. Texas, had in ac-
cordance Herewith, hereby receives the consent
OF the existing government Of Texas
SEES Be i further resotrsS, Tia: the Pfesi-
dent Of Texas Is hereby reqcesled Immediately
10 furnish lbe Government OF The United States,
thronEh their accredited minister near this CO.
vernuien,, With cory Of this joint resolution !;
also 10 fatnish the convention, 10 assemble al
kussS on ihs lih 81 July next, with cory Of
the sames and ne same shah lake effect from
and after is passage.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
T6e NJ. S. Journal. the ORGAN of M ..Yenn,

The U. S. Journal, the organ of The "Yeuns
Democracy" gave the "Uuion" a shot under
Ihe fifth rib, when il pennee the following -
aR1TERNAL GRIEF = Having neve, declared
at - election Of Gtp. Jackson 10 the P1esi-
sould be the greatest curse which could
is country, re do not consider il indis-
pensabiy neese~.r set sontinae our paper in
mourning for moath- after his decease.n
I IL will be recoilected that Faiheg Richie, in
times gone by, declared that the election Of Gen.
jackson as Chief Magistrate, would .''prove a
curse to the cocn,ry." For week after the de
mise oflhe General, his columns were shroude d
in black, and were filed with abuse Of The. Cwhie
journals, because they would not play the hypo-
critic aud eVince greater grief and sorrow thin
they really felt or experienced, shed crocodile
tears and senduP wall which was not prompt
ed by the. heart
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

4 gan alarming fire occurred 10 Washington
CITY, on III. Sd instant, burning the dwelling
houses Of Mrs. BihIefs Mrs. Webb, and Mf.>Bal-
ser, and threatening adjoining property, v ich
was happily saved through the sctive exer1ions
of The iremen. Mrs. Bihleksnd a1servant were
in imminent danger Of being burnt as they were
awakened with difficulty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
Shannondale Springs.
70 THE runLyc.

The undersigned, proprie,ors Of Shannoodals
Springs, 10 Jeterson county, Virginia, deem il
their duty to'address The public few words 10
their own names. They have heretofore treated
with Indifference he reports ineusifiously pro-
pasated 10 reference d The health Of The estab.
llshment-which, whether founded on ignorance
OF facts or upon wicked Invention. they suppos-
edFould be put down 81 lime The experience
Of ftwen'y years has removed all injurious i'm.
pFessiOns from ,he minds Of persons Who have
given themselves the trouble 10 examine inlo the
matter; yet The proprietors occasionally hear.
Of absurd and unsoundsd remarks. calculated
10 do injury 10 them, and 10 debar the public
the use Of water unsurpassed 10 its medicinal
qualities BY any In the country.
The proprietors have felt that heir charscter
among theiffellow citizens ought 10 have shield
ed them from the imPu,ation Of folly 10 Invest
ing their money in an unhealthy concern, OF Of
the wickedness Of inviting the public 10 ia nsa-
lubrious situation. They entered into the COM
pany with ia perfec, knowledge thai shannon.
dale was al healrhy as any portion of the Valley
Of Virginis they take their own families to il and
invite ;heir friends, with the most perfect conf.
dsnce Of reaping7 benefit from its healthsgivins
waters and5fare air7and they are sustained BY
the opinions Of all medical men, WIN know
any thing aboutit, that,alltepor,slof aten,rary
character are withou, the shadow of foundation
to justify them. e
In this opinion, they are also supported by the
experience and repeated declarations =of that
eminent physician and excellent man, the late
Dr.. SamuelJ. Cramer, whose character fofbids
the idea that he would give countenance 30 a
concern which he did no, deem in all respects
entitled 10 public confidence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

e[Tbe income Ct The British mail for the
year 1874, carrying letters throughout the
kingdom for rEsSrI and newspapers for NO.
THING was, as appears from lis financial &C
counts just Published over all expenses, So.
Iae 6na
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
..sEous CONTENTS.

Snlphrre.ted Hydrogep-q quantity notascer,ained
Csrbonic Acid--quannry not ascertaiaed
SoLID CoNTENTs:-30 grains to the pint.
TEMPERATuRE 55 Of Farenheit.
Confprmsbly TO the preceding ANALYSIS, the
Shannondale water may be properly cassed with
The Saline .Chalybtates, combination of the most
valuable description in the whole range Of mine
raj waters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

BFThe Lexington (Ky.) Inqufker says The
Wheat crop 10 Kentucky never was belier-rye
Is excellept-oais tolerably good corn very
promising land an average crop Of hemp WILDE
m ade If iii :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

lrTbe Providence Herald says Dorr
viii aot take the oa.h 10 support the
constitution Of Rhode I.land.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
Haeat Market We understand mat

Waeat Market We understand that
onesdoliar was given TOR a croppof Wheat
on Wednrsdsy-we conjecture by Hax-s
all s Brothers, The crop was. however.
very large Tor rather The two crops unf.
ted, Of the Estates q Archibald and RAN
tdolph Hairison, dec e-exceedlag 10000
Ibuskels--and tbeHlargeness .offhe crop all.
ways We believe, sommandsso advance
! on the regular prices. We think, with
all Difference TO fbe nilleps, tba;tbeir BEL
IneyolenceN should rather rererse this rule
and as a small crop argdes1nore necessi-.
~ fhan large one, That tbsNshould give
the advance 10 NE poorer instead Of The
wealihier farnsN But the reason of
I their rule is ihaTit ia great convenience
flo them 10 reegigeIlVheat ia large instead
fof small paseelsl
I But. one dollar having been given. Ne.
hope there VIII now bel 40 going back
wards. and that The millers .oi Richnond
will show their game and literally by
sticking Up to.lthis good example. We,
| propheSyfa gFea. year 10 them from The
excellence Of The quality; from The great
increase Of manufacturing mouths al the
North and fromslhe Texas. Mexico and
Oregon 9.aa 81 st4iioas 49, Rich Hhig.
The Mississippi River com NJ enced fall I
ipg on The 2sth ult. al ST. Louis, ana lie.
Missouri was also falling at the last &C.
counts
AiPittsburg, on Saturday afternoon. The
Ohio River bad seven feet Of water ia he
channel, and was risias
Atasfoot race neaE Sionington, Conn,
last week. d M.jor GBamplin performed !
a mile IN Tour minutes apd nineteen se-
conds.
Some doubt nov Exists ss 70 whether
the August iEtere,o The Pennsylvania
]debt#cafrbe paid 5/hen il fails due. Phila-
Edplphia Coantfit appears. has moi The
mower Il boryR The sum necessary 10 be
advarc,a by6ersfor The purpose.
4 a Locotoco, IN The neigbofhood
II az Hand !. Ohio. on heating If The
dealo General jackson. became very
M ncholy:s end, after thinking lor some
on The course he ought 10 pursue 10
Ss'ily his profound respect fol The dead
'eIo' q. upon most noyeI and happy
gee: he procured candles. stpck them
: ms wIndow. end awaited imualienilv
ne coming of night. AS The first siar be,
s@e visible. BE lit up. and bis house was
illuminated In honor Of .1rckso,. a
eafh. -- Lou Jour. 1850 '
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
WM- BURNETT,
J.. G. CoRDELL,
j. ]. II. STRAIfH,
VIM. r. RAUM,
VIM F. ALEXANDER,
sAM'L c. sCoLLAF.
July 8, 1s45.

Duration Of The Men Postage Lar.- -
The Philadelphia Gazette says: We learn
from the. Post Office that between three
and four thonssndIetters more than usual
we're mailed on Tuesday 10 Philadelphia,
under the frst day. Of the postage new
law.
\ The New York Courier says: We On
derstand that the number ofletiers receiv-
ed at the Post 0ffice on Tuesday. the FRS,
day Of the operation 81 the new law, was
tue times as great as the average humble:
received under the old rates Of posiage.
We learn that there was very large
increase 10 the Baltimore Post Office On
Tuesday overthose ordinarily received un-
der The late law, and that yesterday there.
were fifteen hundred letters more tban o.
Tuesday.-Rah. Pct. July 3D..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

There IS no Department OF the Government
we believe that keeps Itself, except that of the
Post Once, and We have never yelseen any tangi-
sble reason why IL SHOULD .difTerf,cm The others.
Il was created for The cpnven iehce and accom-
mediation Of the people, and why is it that the
ptopft have heretofore been GENEROUSLY taxed for
It's support, whilst The others have always been
supported by the Goverhmenta
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

The Hon. George Bancroft, the Eulcest Of
Ger. Jackson, in Washington City, is represent
ed as having said many atd-Abings-lilis Mr..
Rtchie7LOf the Genetal previous TO his election
10 lhel Presidency. A Convention vas held 10
Northampton (Mass.) of which the Courier thus
speaks
"Judse Newcomb the Hon. Isaac c. Bates
and GEORGE BANCROFT, Esq, gaze eo.
quehi and dignifed exposiliobs Of iGs. rotlfhness
and CORRUPTION Of The present [Gen. Jsckson's ad-
riiHistrGiiou, and Of the Importance Of inrioidie
iars and the pure administration IF gortrnm,ni.n
Mr.. Bancroft was membefof a Committee
which drafted resohiionsanc character wilhthe re-
marks above quoted. circumstances alter
cases" SO ii waswilh The "flistoran," but we
will not ayAhat Mr.. B. really thinks now as be
did then,2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
ANOTHER GREAT FIRE In QUEBEct

.anotder Third Of Qasbee Destroyed b.
Fire i-Another grea, FIRE broke out in
Quebec. % The 2eth plt-just one month
alter The grea. ERE Of the 18th Of May--
BY which fully ttird1oi the city was de-
stroyed. II commenced about eleven o..
clock at light 10 The back premises of M.
Texsier. Notary, ST. Johns Suburbs, and
spread with untelenting fury until nine
o'clcckihe next morning and in iii course
consumed about 1900 dwellings. and, al
the leasi, rendefed. homeless 5000 per
sons Human aid was ONO avail The
wind blew 6ercely from the northeast.
Water could not be obtained 10 anv ex.
tent. and even when had was of lit.le a.
vail, owing 10 the rapid progress 81 The
destructive element.
About thirty streets We're laid in ruins,
from this fire alone.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

The undersigned, Physicians, ipractising in
the county of Jefferson, are greatly surprised TO
learn that reports injurious to Shannondae are
slill circulation as to ts general unheahhness,
and deem it but justice to give aposilive and un-
qualified contradiction to such statements. Some
years ago, j. conceded, bilious complaints pre-
vailed, in this region, as ia various parts Of The.
county; yet we can say with perfect confidence,
that Shannondafe was not, eren Then, more sfIlict-
9ed thar other healthy situations, and :thas beeh
as free from disease as any part Of Virginia.
The same rule Of judging which seems to have
been adopted BY its adversaries 4sfeasional Cpl
drmie y would destroy thes character of the
whole v alley, andstamp unahaling unkeslhiness
upon every section which had been visited BY The
cholera in 1882, or by an epidemic at any time J:
but such a ruleswoud be absurd, and unwor.
ahy the confidence Of intelligent men.
We, therefore, no, only feel il pleasure, but
. duty, tosay that we haxs- ptarrfSed medicine
in this region, some Of Us for many years, and
that we consider shannondale -salubrious and
delightful spo', str which both heaah and plea
oIoan he 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

sg4Nesl.of Good init. american Ealt.rs
= we learn from good authority, sa~slbe
New Kotk Mirror, that there is @hnnse
AT ne FIVE Poinis-ihat pisgue SPOT Of
the Ncfy-SRhich is occupied by no less
than ninety .jgmiliss, TIE proprietor Is !
woman who Keeps progeny and grogge.
rF ~ the Basement, and makes il 4 writ.
ten condition with all her miserable len
snts' that hey shsltppchase their provl-
SONS (and q cnuTse ibeir Rum exclusive.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

Atasfoot race neat Stoningion, Conn.
last week. a Major CBamplin performed
4 mile ID four minutes apd nineieen se.
conds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

B. C WASHINGTON,
JOHN YATES,
SAML. w. LAKELAND,
ANDREW KENNEDY.
GEO. w. SAPPlNGT0N,
WILLIAM CROW,
CHARLES G. STEWART
ROBERT T, BROWN,
GEORGE w. HAMMOND,
JOHN S GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
POST oRFDCEs.

we'have fessla with sldesree Of attention an
article in the NatiQgaI IDteiligencer, sugges,
ling The prepaid sssiemrsp letters as being a
better plan, snd enc ihatMouff>be more sure 10
make the DEPARTMENT keep Itself. The Intelli-
gencet remarks that-ths prepaid system end
use Of Stamps has worked and is working exceed
ingly web in Eneland fqr The increase in nett
revenue during the year 1914 was larger Than it
had Teen for any year since 1915, excepting
1926, when-i, vas 100000, ard in 1896, when
twas sf8l ,oQoi last year i was $4,000, or a.
ssul 100000. The penny postage system was
introduced into EnsIand II 1910, and its Fegu
larry Increased pfodaetits ne. Is shown as fol.
lows: 3*
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

Some doubt now Exists "a 70 WHEELER
the Angus, intere, or The Pennsylvania
debt|ca1fbe paid <hen il fails due. PhiIa-
|delphia CoantIit appears, has moi The
mower Il boryM The sum necessary 10 be
advanced b11erfor The purpose.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

4 Editosial Distiactior-The Editor 81
|ihe Warsaw, Illinois. Signal says:-Af.
.el 20 absence o. two weeks. during which
E'ipe we have bad 10 undergoe trial for
|our lie. onva charge Of being accessory
|to the murder Of Joe Smith. We are ena .
oied e resume The chair editorial.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
.July 10, ISIS

The late Dr., De Burrs analysed the Shannon.
dale water in 1921. An ezaminatlon wsIs,made
from a. quantity Of the solid conten,s Of both
springs obtained BY evaporation. <0ne hundred
grains, from The principal f,nntain, afforded the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10


The scene Of desolation, distress and Il.
fiction, and .the extent Of ibe calamilv
are nearly as great as siterihe former cnn.
aasraiion The value Of the property a.
siroye9 probably greater. The population
OF ST. Johns Suburbs was about len tbop.
sand. and The population Of ST. Roch IA
mostly found refuge IN ST. John Subnrbs.
Quebec Is new reduced to The uuper
Town within The walls, The Lower Town
from the s.. Charles below Ha0I Gle 10
Cape Blanc on The ST. Lawrea
tent which i occupied. but
sparsely built. after he des'
suburbs during the siege :
remaining houses 10 tke <cul
az many u they werz q.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

The approaching meeting nf the7s,ock.
holders G Of ibe Baltimore s. Ohio Railrood
g.oppsnyi called for the I2th instant. Is
y;swed with growing interest. While
fiisours Is SILL talking about The impor.
lance OF baylDg . committee here 10 rem
resent her interests, Wheeling, we Learn.
pas already depuiasion o. the, ground.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

RobertJ. Walker, Mr. Folks Secretary Or The
Treasury, has placed himself IN rather an IN
pleasant position, BY the course he took 10 re-
ference 10 Uniied States Senator from Missis-
sPp. -
II appears that Mr.. Walker rendered his re-
sigsation PrivaieIy-npoSihe condition. se pre-.
sumo, Of his receiving Cabinet sppoialment-
10 Gov. Brown Of Mississippi, and that Inc CO.
vernon forthwith appointed The Hon. Jacob
Thompson 70 that post sending his appcin,-,
meat through Mr.. Walker 10 Mr.. Thompsud.
This appointment was not the one which Mt.
Walker wished, and he Withheld or did not hand
over the 'tlegsl documents TO Mr.. Thompson.
Hno was then 10 Washington. Thus assuming
The high prerOgatiye Or deciding himself, and de.
fraudins his Stale from her full representation
10 the U s. Senate.
The Mississippi Papers-prinis Of his own
kiIh and kin, Locofoeo repudiatitg jourpsis-
are pouring hot shot al him for this nefarious
transaction, aDd call loudly on President Polk
to dismiss him from Office
Conduct like thisis reprehensible in the high.
est degree, and We are glad to End tha, even in
rppudialiag Mississippi, just sense Of riehlsaud
honor 10 this matter is enlertained The Yicks-
burg Sentinel says:
"We Know no distinction between men and
We now ga y; not IN our own name, but in' lhe
name Of our nsulied State. upon Mr! Polk, To-
dismiss Mr.. U4lker from his Cabinet at once, un.
less, as W sui hope he can do, be will give a
Satisfactory sccouri Of bis conduct is - this ap-
poiniment. Respect to ihe State &hieh-has
Ybeen Acknowledgment 10 common decency,
! requiresihat no such petty inuigueF snd would.
be dictator should be retained inthe Cabinet of
| the nation"
The MssissiPpian is quite asl wrafhy as its
neighbor Of The Sentinel, and riIes forth ia This
manner ~
al isceriain that The rights ofihe people Of
mississippi have been irsmpled down. HAD
the commission been mere power Of attorney
from one individual 10 another, then the acl ff
Suppression would have been a private wrong
The offence in This case is Of much grayer chg
Ter. The commission proceeded from the pEo.
PIE OF A STATE ssWElBo APPOINT YOU y
&c, is the Language employed in the INSTRUMENT
Itself" l,,&
| Apretty ''ketile Of iishn indeed, .0f the De-
mocracy to have served MP 10 them This too.
t is the same Robert J. Walker who is slrimming
his sail" 10 be 10 the line Of succession for the
Presidency, Hy 1852, If indeed he fails 10 .scome
III in ls4s, which he is eyen now aiming atpS I!
We have yet 10 see Whether Mr. Polk has
sufficient, moral courage 10 turn Out afincambeRt
who has proven himsef so unworthy of The
trust which hiss cen corfdedstnhis keeping,
L #
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

In 1910, the ne, res. OF ths T. 0. was e4g5,9I4
.lS4l liz 564, A07
1912 Gin rqand nqnaer) 100000
le43 55 643,727
1914 7l9,957
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-18
TO THE PUBLIC.

CALVIN p. NEWTON, successor to ]. Newton. In
u forms his numerous ircndsin Norwich and vicinity,
that he has returned to Woodstock where he will
have on hand constant supply OF mediCnes of his own
manufacture - D..
The complaints heretofore made of Adulterition IN
these excellent articles formerly prepared by himself,
may now cease--i those interested will buy at the right
place. ,-.o .,u,p,,,N,s
The above medicines are sold At G CHAPMAN's