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Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

IT. Those foreigners appear deter
mined TO rule the country. and thew are
bent on 1cstro,inr III those rors'i'ntinr-
a. barriers rra safe rnaras that rroffct
the rights of Americans against foreign
irhr"nce.-Era.
Il will be recollected hat a desperate
effort wac made in The Convention re-
Gently held in Louisiana. 10 amend the
State Constitution. so e alter tho State
law rs 80 aehar .~orfiorers from The
rffcc IF Governor. II net with She
fate which all such measures thonld-
reiection-ard in alludinr 10 the recent
manifestations rf Joy bv The rainra'iZrd
c~itizens Of Louisiana ovpr tie defeat Of
his i"icui'ons measure. the Era r-akes
uen Of tie laruuncc above c"o'e'.-
"S.rarrr. ras~irg s'rrrge." according Z"
the Fra. that any body cf men should
rejoice in hei"g secured In those rights
inherent in III. and y demonstration on
their rart cf their feelings over srch a
,r;rmr m. i 6rromira'ea hv The Fra n
sIctprmina,i VITA ru1p the rountrv."-
The usual c'err vision ard strong ir1r-
men; of tle EAi'or is hr3imea AVID
Iorfe3h v the mist Of prejudice W! ich
has flied his mind.
For ourselves. we see no 'crerrina-
iior 70 rule the country arv further ihan
a simr'r right rnaran;ccA 70 them of
e'iri'i'i'v ~ ihe office &c C'i"r FVoc'-
tive ofiir State. ard 50 far fom any wish
on ,heir part 70 dis'rov these cors itu-
tiora1 harrinrs and saf,nrar1S thHt pro-
'cct The rioh'S e American citizens
we can see r'lv ." ~r'tc~n' IN s'Trd Nv
ard protect w~arfu|lv IL fEp l"rri"rs
w ich the Wisdom ,frur f.rrF 'hcrSlav"
fh-rwn arorrI ~. ~rni;-e pc well 30 for
e;pn c~i.nyrr. To Fra srrme 70 set ori
r~or 10 lvrc,hesiS that the intcrost IF
f,reigr anI notive ~ci'rZnrs are perfectly
!, t. ;cn'. arA % ono advances ara four
i.hrS tie ctlo or r,"sf 90 y ratura' o"rSe-
rre-rr 3ccrr"sr srch in cur c"riric" i
~ ccsp. Frrrr lcavcn vel ave iul,r-
tied domain cf almost HOMELESS s>'rit
ard ~irevharstal!c NY our '1'hrrs
havc hcu"ra,hed us . priceless r-t-i"o-
~ in tl3ef'rm ola Government ~" rroSt
perfect vet rpvi-"t by NAV. ""1 s"'r'v
that rnlicy With iSto dcnrivro III h"' c"r-
selves cf ilr cr~invrnnrt &c 'lc<c 'lr>s-
irre, mrSf he crld end schi,h. On- Go
rernmpnf is strong crn"rh to project III
lei ,hrm come from the four c"Hr'"rs #
the Oh he, orr country is sufficiently
broad and fertile 10 hold ard ~sustain
AID snrnrrf as many OFT y onnrrss"'
FROM other lands as NAV desire to seek
pro,cr'ion anorr ne. None ran derry
that the il flux Of rmicratinn amor" TIC
is rrafur'ivc "fsnme i~rconveri"' oi"s .hu'
certainly "a rrnhihii i would he an ar'
orrross injustice toth"m H"a IL" r'r"n'
cf thousand evils 10 us. We shall refer
t. This subject again.
IT. The National Register (T"Sa'
official parcr> has sore long articles or
the subject Of annexation. ard par'irn'
'arlv il refrrerce 70 rhe JOINT r"e"'n'ior
plan Of Mr.. Milton Brown. which ap.
pears 10 be rrcarHeH with special anc
strongly marked disfavor by the govern
ment organ.
NEW HtMPSTTIRE.
The electors in this State have ms
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

: "lf you can't stand before the
truth, You mus, fall" as the mar said
when he knocked his wife down, with
the bible.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

4 bill providing for a Public Printer
was passed, also one allowing Registers
and Receivers of the State Laud offices
n salary Of $500 per annmm, was pass
ed.
t. the Serate--Jnne's till aboli hing
special pleading has been Indefinitely
postponed. which means, we hope, IN
ill the m~il'erinm.
TIE House bi'l'o distribute &c pro-
cerd> If The J00CO0 orrc> Of Ian &. was
after much opposition and mary cfforis
TO amend 50 as 10 appropriate a portion
Of the mercy TO objects Of internal i'm
provemrnt. passed without amendment
By ayes 80. rocs :.
In the Hnuse-The Senate bill 70 d.
Vile The sessions Of the Supreme Court,
was iudrGri'e'v postponed.
In the S.na'c.-The nomination Of
judge. PHI. Mcbride. as Judge Of the
supreme Court in tie pare OF Judge
n~."r1irs Wa "l'"~-t """,i""u>ly con-
frrncd-only one Senator voting agains;
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
NEW

The elections in ibis State have inst
terminated. and sufficient returns have
been already received to announce as
certain the triumph rfthe whole Demo-
cratic ticket. John p. Haze the rccreant
member of Congress, who voted against
the Texas resolutions. has been deffa'cd
bv an overwhelming majority. The De-
mocracy ofthe Granite State are as true
as steel.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
AN EDITOR FINED.

The Fdi'or If tic License Repeater,
in 81. Louis. was fined fifty dollars 4 few
since, fer violation of the License
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

II Captain Partridge, turmerly pro-
lessor at,he West Point Military Acade-
ny, has been lecturing in st. Lrnis for
some time, to full houses, upon various
topics connected with military tactics,
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

We note smnng Tie nominations of the
President and combinations of the Sem
ate, the following:
Ale. ander II. Everett, of Massachu-
sets. Commissioner TO China.
William II. Polk. of Tenn, charge
d. Affairs TO Sardinia.
J. G. Jeweit, Of Maine, Charge DAT
fairs TO Peru.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

I NAoSoEhiCs vi ue'Sb VOIl-
talns an article under tine ;ib we cap
lion, from which we derive the io!-
loving facts:
Public Debt of Ttzas.
Fanied act Of 1887, $l,O85 geo
90 do 1910, 10000
3yn.'~ pledged. G7o.ooo
Issued for Navy. 992 oOo
Bonds al 8 per cent, $4,000
Treasury Notes, 2.25O,DOO
Land receifts, 800 O1O
Floating debt, 100000
Making a total of Ss,l69,Ooo. Thi.
/, supposed Ia be very near the ac-
tut AMOUNT Of liabilities Of Texls.-
Ge"er.l iln,iilon, u few days since.
visited Europe for the purpose of OBJ
inininLa loan on pledge OF Texas
land, but was unsuccessful. Accor-
ding To Il Congressional report OF u.s.
50, l'i nifty Of Governmen, land
IS lut'oWs:
Acres.
Extent of The Texan Re-
he. 900, 42o, coo
by Mex
leo. alta confirm.
ed hv Texas, 5~3,3ll,267
u;s
since hri mdepend-
ence, 5,597,356
MI!rua'y boun.
!! Iauu>. 4,393,O74
Land >cri,t is
SUES, 100000
-----6a R0i 7o7
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

There is Il ycun, lady in Lynn, so
eot>o'en''""s 10 bondage IT, any
shape, that she ~ill not even bind
shoes.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

II From the last accounts, the Mis-
sissippi river was falling slowly.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

1t Is cSil"',rd. & at II viii take m.
watds al 500 COO from his country
tnrly the jn'eies, due by Fcrn,vl.
vani, on her public debt to English
hond-holdrrs.-nb.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

J-The nomination Of Geo. Bancroft
as Secretary of The Navy, has been con-
frmed.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

~ We return orr thanks TO the
Hon. ]. b. Eowlin, for public docu-
mcnts.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

y The accomp'i>hcd 'a"ycr and
statesman, 3. F. Butler, has been con-
firmed by the Senate as Attorney for
the Eastern District Of New York.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

II The Missouri River. packet
Nodaway. was sunk a few days since
al Smiths landing.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
LEGISLATIVE.

From Jefferson we learn. as is usual
ly the case about ,he close Of the ses-
sion, business is being disposed st with
great raridi;y. :
MIR. Richmond, from tl:erselect ccm-
fnitee 10 VI IN was referred & bill 10
abolish imprisonment far debt, reported
i, back go amended as TO authorize the
issue of the eapias only in cases of frand
or trespass-the facts to be found by
competent testimony tefore a jury, and
the prosecutors or plaintiff in the case
is required 10 give ~secn,ity for damages
on n false arrrst andimprisonment. The
lii Us amended was ordered 10 be en-
crossed.
The biz 10 provide a 'iury fund.- for
s.. Louis county, requiring al! fees Of
certain officers over such al amount
was Il en- taken up.
Mr.. Strineftllow then offered to a.
mend so as TO apply the provisions Of
the lii to cons'ahles and justices Of the
peace. and lis amendment was adopted
and the bin passel. All fees received
over The following sums hy the officers
,,,r,aJ Or, 70 on ;rt, ~, GT,r, E,pjo
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

T-Gen. Armstrong. Of Tennessee,
has been appointed Consul +-Lisef-
pool.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
E DEBT AND RE-
SOURCES OF X

Hunts Magazine, for March, con-
talns an article under tine alb cap
non, from Which we derive the iu!-
10 Mlng tictS;
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

Gen. Simon Cameron, Dem, has been e.
lecied United States Senator, from Penn
sylyania, IN the lace of Jas. Buchanan,
over George ". Woodward, also Dem.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

II The National Register (T"Sas
official parcrl has sore long articles on
the subject Of annexation. ard par'icn-
'arlv in refrrcrce TO The JOINT reeo'u'inn
plan Of Mr.. Milton Brow. which ap-
pears 10 be rrcarTel with special and
strongly marked disfvor by the govern
ment organ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
Shannondale Springs.
Jefferson County, Va.

TINE proprietors have made arrangements for
Z. = opening this delightful watering place ear.
ny In June. Mr. A. r FlreH. who proved 50
acceptable 10 the guests Of this establishment,
.last year, will be again n charge with the be-
nett OF more intimate acquaintance with is
duties. ~
Shannondale is five miles South Of Charles.
town, 10 Jefferson county;;-ya~, and only eight
hoars-traveI from Washington Or Baltimore
It's medicinal qualities and the charming scene
~ by which il is surrounded, have been for years
4th6theme Of slmiration. and il is no exaggcfa
tioh to say they are unsurpassed.
= sAneat and comfortable STAGE win be
Of The Rail Road Depot every day 70 convey
passengers 10 tho Springs ~
TAE PRoPRIEToRs.
June 5, 1885,.
11CTsThe Baitimove .aafriean, National Inlsiii-
eeacsfs Philadelphia u s. Gazette. and Richmond
JFhig. Will please publish the above in the coun-
uybaEer Tor one month, and 4aZMard bills.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
MATTRESS MAKING.

Encourage Hme Manufactures.
TIVE undersigpd desires to return his sincere
thanks 10 lie citizens Of Jefferson county,
e. me heraIsnco1ragemen extended TO him
~ ri. bnsiuss, since his. advertisement Of the
4 las, wear Tthe Free Press, and TO assure them
r a., he VI continue his best. efforts to please
~. r,,S,mets, The betles TO enable him TO do
m. has reduced his prices considerably; and
/, -. Sw on hand and will constantly keep, at
hssstabliihmenti ia Winchester,
surIed Hair. Mattresses, Shuck s Cot
ton do; Sheck do. alone, every size,
Cushions. Crib Mattresses, and
Wagoner.s Beds also sup.
piled on good terms.
Mattresses. Sc, repaired a short notice. on
very reasonable terms-and.e ll orders executed
faithfully and promptly.
Long experience enables the undersigned tc
present his work with confidence, IS being in oil
. respects equal 10 any manufactured in the Uni
ted States. JEREMIAH BOWLING.
Winchester, May s, lS45-3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
.NeaC assortment
SUMMER GOODS.

SUMMER GOODS
A HOLLAND & CO., are happy 10 in
GAo form their friends f4fSt their rule Of
'.quick sales and small pro6ls," undsr the cash
system, has been Rell sasssined, and that owing
to-sn increased business they have been supply
ing themselves weekly, with choice and peanu-
1fsi r~"~y Dty Goods, which they are selling at
much smaller profits than they could afford un-
der the credit system. To all those who wish
to make good disposition Of their money 1--WE
inTite to call and examine our beautiful assort.
menf M eNeA~
Balzarines, Lawns and Berages, Il
ch!ntzes, Ginghsm-; Ginghsm Lawns, Prints,
Black and Fancy Plaid Silks, rich and beautiful.
Pohde Cherry, new style, T&rlton, Cambria,
Jaconei, Swiss. Null and Book .M,rIins,
Neapolitan & other BonasiS, Bonnet Trimmings,
SILK and Beraze Shawls, Scsrfs,
Silk, Cotton and Moravian HOw, blk & white,
Parasols, Sun Sheaes and Parssoleties.
Silk and CoItona Em brellas, irish Linens,ss
Linen Cambria. aldkfs ,'Hemstiched do.
Cloths Of all colors, at Philadelphia prices,
Summer Tweeds, do. Csssimeres,
Agrand1ot Of Yestings, French Cersets, .
Domestic Goods very cheap,
Bugles Purse Trimmings, Purse Twist,
Chndrens Silk Head Nets, Gloves, Miits,
Whslebones assorted, Msrseiiles Quilts, Skirts,
Carpet Chain, beautiful Wool aud Cotton Car
peting so cents, all wool. do. ga TO 81.
.ftso- An extensive assortment Of Guyaquil,
Silk, Beaver, and Palm HATS;
Boots and Shoes );
Hardware, Queensware, Groceries,
MOI Herring. Bacon, &c. &c.
Wesate confident we can and ir;H make IL "a
The advantage Of all purchasers 10 give US call
HaTpers-Ferry, June 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

1HHE undsrsignsd. acting for himself and
= others, hay employed Mr.. WILLIAM
AVIS 10 conduct, as Agent the Boot s Shoe
Making Busf'hss, In the room East or the jail.
THERE'S nov, and will be constantly on hand, q
supply Of The best materials, purchsset> ia Bal
tlmore, and suclFss are required for The nahu-
faelufe Of the best articles in the business
-Ar. Avis is first-rate workman, and others OF
character and skill have been employed as shis
ASSISTANTS. The materials and RorkmeG beng
Of the hrst order, due share Of the public pa.
tronage is respectfully solicited.
R STARRY.
GhaE1eslown. June u. 1855. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

"a STRAYED from the farm of the subscrib-
e., near Mariinsburg, Berkeley couDtyfo
ThqrssEsEahe 22d of May. ultimo. BLACK
GELDtNG, about s years old, star in the fore.
head, hair burnt ofrof his ieft hind foot, sNo
other marks recollected. This horse is very
active and quick in his mosements, and was
raised in Jefferson cothly, BY Mr.. James core
A liberal reward v i'll be paid by the undersign-
ed for any Information enabling him TO get him
again. JOHN VI. WAITE
MartinsburR, June 10 Is45-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
THE WEVERToN
Manufacturing Company,

NoT1CE Is hereby given that. in compii-
IN ance with the requisilion Of the charter.
genera Emeeting Of the stockholders Of this
company will DO held at WeSefton on the first
Monday fn.JutT ntri, being the eth day Of the
month, at 4 O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose OF
eleoiing, Directors, to manage the Affairs Of this
company, for the ensuing year, snd -until sue
cessors be chosen. C. WWEyER, Ssc'y.4'
. InnaS la45.-4t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
cIIARLEsToWN. JEFFERSON COUNTY,
the F6RGET-sIE-sor.
Fnon rnE sInnAs or xucHIIn.

Silent DER the fountain cleaning,
In the siiyery moonlight hour,
Bright and besuteous in us seeming,
Waves = friendly fragile flower.
Never let itsbe mistaken;
Blue-ss heavens own blessed eye,
ny no envions clouds o'ertaken
When il laughs through all the sky.
Flower Of heavens disinesi hue
symbol Of sifeetion true t
Whisper TO the poor hesrt-broken
Consolstion-heaven-spokeni
Loved one like the star NeC morning
Are thine eyes-so mild and fair !
Innbeenee With light adjoining
Their pure radiance every where !
Maiden mind attend my lay
BE this flow ret ne''er forgot.
Whispering through thefar away,
Oh, forget-fOrget me not p
Duty stern may bid Us SEER,
--Iiszrs Uede~ our parted lot 4;
Yet these aoweys shall murmur ever,
'Ah, forgeI-fofga me not =
List. behold what ifsayeth
List each blossoms whispered sound
As its lowly head IL layeth
On the dew-besl Einkled ground
Bethink each dew-drop is tear,
That brfms ils dsi k blue eyes :
Remember-Shen you wander lear-
Forget ME not il signs !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
DOcior AIexandcr

nFFERS his professional services to the
~ citizens or Chsrleslown and lis vicinity.
Residence third door Eastof Carriers Hotel.
Eharlestown, April II, l845 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
GenrraI I'll trIIfgeHtF.
MISSION TO E.NGLqNp.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PEEsIDEST.
zIodis McLane, OF Maryland. Minister
Plenipote ntiary'and Envoy Extraordinary
70 the United Kingdom d Great Britain
and Ireland, vice Edward Everett. recall
! ed.
In smother par, of the official journal, the
7" Washington Union" we find the following
editorial paragraph on the subject:
We congratulate The country 90 the sp-
pointment OF Louis McLsne. as Envoy
Extraordinary aid Minister sPlenipoien.
iiary TO London. He has been invited TO
the public service without the slightest
solicitation on his part. He has been for
several years in retirement il the success.
fQl management Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. as President Of
that institution, can be considered as re-
tirement. First. as member of the
House SftRepresenta,ives. then, as Min.
lister 70 England. Secretary ofthe Treasu-
nv, and Secretary of State. and as Minis
ter 10 London, he has earned name as a
country may be justly proud. He seems
eminentytcalculaled 10 meetabe present
crisis between the two countries. This
able and experienced gentleman se9epfs
The office Of minister at the most disifn-
guished couIiin the world, at one, Of ahe
most eventlul crises which could ocedfin
the relations between the two couhtfses.
and when the most important INTEREST," Of
bis own nation are involved 10 the issue
He carries with him to the court Of ST.
James great talents, extended experience,
particularly 4at that court, where be for
merly represented the interests Of the
United States with great Distinction
Prudent, firm, and sagacious, he will as
sert and maintain the rights Of his own
country, without violating the respect
which is due 10 the British government.
He is orthodox on the great questions
which now divide the country and in
none more so than on the important ques-
Etions of Texas and Oregon.
We understand that Mr.. McLane will
probably leave 1he United States as early
as by the steamer Of the 18th July.
The New York Tribune, noticing the FIRST
published Tumors on thissnbjecl ssys7-
The selection DIR. McLane will be
generally and heartily approved. We
know not 10 which party he belongs tito
either. but bis past services in The Senate
and the Cabinet have justly commended
him to the confidence Of the American
People.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

uloORS received, a considerable
ID addition TO our stock Of BoSks-smong
which are many Of the latest publications, 10
which we invite the attention Of the public.
June 49, III Miller &, Haods.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
LIFE.

!. The past what is Il but CLEAN
=; Which memory family throws;
The future It's the fairy dream
Thsl Hope and Fear compose.
The present is the lightning glance
= That comes and disappears
y ThuSLife isbut & moment S trance
OF Memories, Hopes. and Fears
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
Farmer. ATTENTION. |!

TINE undersigned has supplied himself with
who wish cfkdles made or repaired. will do
1cllt 10 send ia their orders early, 50 that thert
nav 6e.no disappointment when the busy SEA-
sonarrises. .fLERED O'B.9A.N0N.s
Chsrlestown, My %, lel5.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
TExAsANNEXED.
EMr.ntfMrf. EMrmifa.-e !!

81
AND
c.7BLNET-.MdKING ESTABLISHMENT.
YrHE thdersignsd would respectfully an
II nounee TO the citizens 81 SOithheld and
iis vicinity, that he still continues the
Cabinct-making Business
InpsllFiis vsFio1s branches. His shop is one
door Horlksef Henry Smiths Hotel, on the
lower Ireei, where be has on hand
n GOOD SUPPLY OF
4O& 0QGOG2s91 !
or various kinds and Ofihe best qualiis, which
he will seil,on liberal terms, and AXE ID. ex-
change, all kinds Of country prodsee St market
prices.
He would also give Doties. thai be has pro-
vided himself with a good HEARSE, ADD will
esaH umes DC prepared 10 f1rnisn CUFEINS,
and TO convey them promptly 10 any place in
the County, at the shortest notice. and upon the
most reasonable terms. His prices for cofiGs
are as follows:
Walnut Collins from to ~ Dollars;
Cherry do. = 10 TO IS Dollars,
Mahogany do. Z" SOTO IS Dollars;
n5-An APPRENTICE wanted. A boy i.
bout T6years Of age would be preferred, 10
learn the Cabinet-making Business None need
apply unless they are Of good habits.
SAMUEL SHOOK.
Smithfeld, jung ~, 1915 -3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
Ingram Carpeting.

NoR sale,at the shannondale Factory, some
il beautiful Ingram carpeting, which will
be disposed of on advantageous terms for cash
or on q short credit, or will be exchanged for
Wool, 10 be delivered by the Is, June next
JoBE & co.
Shanuondale Factory, !
Feb 90. IS45. r 60
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

Matrimony "A few days since there or.
rived atSouthport, Wisconsin in he steam
er Empire, a LOT OF emigrantstothe West,
smoHg whom we're two pairs Of twins.
Those twins were born Of different pa.
rents-bul under the same roof and in
the same house. -Eaeh.pair comprised a
boy and girl they lived near neigbbofs
from infancy, aud the same day before
starting West tbey.were united in mar
rige-ihe male and female of the dIffe.
rent pairs. They were from ST. Lawrence
county: New York.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

The loss BY the destruction BY kfg Of
Messrs. ThgEston, Green s. Co.'S Steam
Boiler Mandatory, bIasoa's Piaaing
Works. &C.. al Providence. Ri, isees,i.
ma:el at'irom 5000 10 So, 600.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

"a Secret for a TURNER'S Wifs.-Whifd
@he milking Of your cows IS going az 1sss
yonr panssbe placed ii a kettle 81 boilfn 3
water. Strain the milk into one 81 tbs
pans taken lsoi from the kettle. and<rovef
the same with snother Of the hot pms
and proceed mike manner wftt ,hs
whole mess otssmilk, and yo0 willF 6r5
that you will have double The ouani;tv &
good rich milk, and set double The s. -.
tity Of sweet bui:es,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

Stealing Stable Boys.--Mr. Knkman,
the owner Of Peytona, publishes card
from Baltimore, expressing bis sense Of
the "gentlemanly courtesy and chivaltous
with WHICH he was tteated
by the gentlemen Of the Northern Turf.
The trip 10 The North was one OF unalloy->
ed pleasure, but for the theft of two of
biz stable boys BY the Philadelphia aboli-
iionisis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

Among(tbe Distinguished strangers al
present III New York is Colonel l33Akl
Johnson. the Hero Of the Thoessnd
Isles" who is said 10 be quite lion a6out
town.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

This way, Farmers.
0uSTrsesived, 4 dozen Bennstl's best Grain
~ Cradles, Grain and Grass Scylhes, Seythe
Sneads, Rskes, whststones and Patent Rifles,
FOR sale unusually cheap.
June y. CRANE & SApLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

SCYTHES. RIFLES. sc.
ME have on haud some extra Grading
w Seythes. manufactured by Newton OAR
lin; Moving Scy thes. Rifles. whstslones.
Harris, Hannond s Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

A practical farmer informs The Haft<
ford Times. that ID taking up aefence that
had been set fourteen years, be noticed
that some Of the posts remained verv
sound. While others were rotled off !. The
bottom. On looking for the cause, hs
found tRsi those posts that were ser limb
part down, or inverted from The way that
they grew, were sound. Those That wera
set as They grew, were rofted OF. The
TACT IS worthy The attention Of farmers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

The editor Of the Cincinnati Chronicle.
who returned home few days ago from
trip two hundred miles up the Ohio RI
VT, says that The only fruit crop that pro-
nises any yield, Of consequences in thai
segion Of counirysis the apple it will Se'
a tolerable one. The hay and grass crops
have fsilsd~completely. and The corn, that
aught 10 have been at least four feet high.
had attained growth Of only about six
inches. \ i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

|EFriglt hos been Burnt b E6igy.
The Western papers give an account Of
The burn13g Of the Governor 10 elhgy. BY
some Of bis own political friends. 10 Ale
ehany county. who took that strong mode
Of msniiesiing their hostility TO bis Iuier.
nal Improvement Veto. We are glad 70
see thai no Wing paFticipaiedin the eff.
~ burning.