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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
Another Distressing Accident
Tyo LIVES EosTtt

TWO LIVES EOSTitF
yye are p4insa ID announce another most
Distressing and pslSncLely accident 'ba' has
osesr,.d Is cur eoua,y, resulting in the loss Of
lus iitei .
81 Thu,,j.y evening, Mr.. Henry Brosn,
f,he Ax.o, n ne lwiuchsster Rad Road, q
H.,p.E !. Feu,, !, his sen wiliisu, and Mr. Henry
c,..kef. ,,,s..her Win seyeFsI Others, were en-
e.p.a "a pushing an iron car, laden with coal,
f,emF he iovss y he viper depot Il lhe road;
,odI .hd,s . engaged, . portion Of he irussei
votk !, The bridge innedis,ely over the Iosd
,esd;ae 10 The Shesandash River, gays way,
pteeipialius 81 engaged, with the car, and ou-
ring them beneath The coal.
Our Informant states thai Mr. Brown was Ia
hen from under the ruins much injured, and DIS
recovery pronounced DOUBTFUL. bis 500 William
corpse, and Mr.. Casksr, also dead.
z We issued the satsiance d lheebose in out
Exra Of Fridsy morning last. We have since
visited lhe spe'rand are enabled 70 add The ioi'
loving particulars.
Il seems iha. Mr.. Brown and his assistants
wers engssed in pushing the Car upon sid,
usek. not mech used. The persons 50 engaged
Vim bin..xsTs.H sRSfyy ii 81 oh men. Bsvsriy an,
Nas. NJ. Browns children veFs looking op
being % iheir way home with heir father, nea
sunset.
! his supposed that Mr.. Brown was hnr. inth
! effort 10 save one or his children. He was "a
ken Up senseless, apd il vas not known for som
time tia, bis son William vas buried 10 ID
ruins. He was 50 completely buried under ih
coal probably IS inches deer, that il was som
iime tsfors be was foundj The persons i
search Of bin being engaged 10 digging over hi
: head, were only prevented from striking him B
hearing his voice family from the immense mas
which covered him.
The youngest son received . cut about ID
neck, and was probably saved BY being throw
asidsby some one ID the midst Of The danger.
The distress &c The mother, no pen can ds
scribe. The accident was slmost within be
sigh, The cars being pfeciPisted into the yardit
the dwelling o. The Fi,zsimmons family. lie
son was most interesting end promising chilt
about years Of ase-a general favotiie vii
aequAiniances as well as enthusiastically !
4 petsoniand feature. amiable and sGectionaie /
disposiiion-snd one in whom parents MOI
ardent affections might well be ceDiefed Ever
bosom sympaihises deeply with The sufferer, u
10 higher source must they look for that ccnse
,a.icu which no human voice can give under 5
g,ieyous 40 afliction.
We sic happy 10 be able 70 state thai, nc
yilhsisndine Nit. Brown is severely bruised, Dol
In his face, body snd limbs, be is likely TO rece
yer, though perhaps may be lame for life.
Poor Gasket, Who met with 50 nniimely
fate, was German, without relatives 10 ii
country. as far As We know--and was an indu
trieus and worthy man. Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13

Alshnueh=ihe Lseofoco party suceee1ed eh.
tbeir CANDID ase Tor he Psestisney, yei They havs
sises seed some fepg6 erAibi,ioas in fA5ovlng
On lie scs acus nomiaslious.p Ths leaders meet
Iia esoeus and nominate, and The rshk rnd Ale
are conpelIed 10 shooIdsr he nusket and 90
service; uhs;hsf the nomiuaiion be isihe men q
their choice or not. aPublic victories" says The
n. Y. Express, shave proved fIulless, q leni,
10 patty fayories, and in many Of the States The
parry have been more mortified At the defeat Of
King caueus, thsn they would have been At The
uionph Of The Wings.
| Among ihe recent defeats, (eontibnes ihe Ex7
pres, J have been the following eases -
a Governor and Member Of Congress, Of Ala
bams, Il King Caucus, have been defeated, and
such ! man as Felix Mcdonnell Vas enabled 10
i ride rough shod oversa Caucus nominee- sys-
I,em must be bad indeed, when such . man is .
Bile to prove is mas.ef.
The sIeciien Of Cameron, Of Pennsylsanis. %
1.-The Uai,sd States Senate, over the regular eau
Gus nominee, vas another example. Il made
The parry very vrslby, but gave good satsfse
lIiop to the Wings, and no gtea, disappointment
We believe, 10 the People Of The Stale.
The People aud The Wings Of Tennessee hasi
had similar triumph 10 the election Of Mr.. Tur
Iney over Mr.. Nicholson and Mr. DUNLAP, both
Them Caucus nominees The Caucus there
with The President 81 the Stale Senate a i
head ,a,,eap,ed to read the Senator cleo, on, 9
Ethe party, but he was defeated, notsishsIshdin!
i terfuI Than forty.seven in. The wings prefsrre
]io choose man from the ranksof their oppo
Inenis, rather than Caucus nominee, ihrus
Gown their ihrosls. As . large minority, The
E sonld NOT iamely subuifto dictaiion Of mi
: ljority Of three.
E The election Of Dix 10 the Senate Of the
E Estates from New York, was also an abti-Csuet
. ltIiumph, and one so moriifyine TO Nj. Fosie
Q Ishat be bore il with signs Of the most msrke
d and public modification. The Caucus was d
$ Heated iH his rejection. and We were not sorr.
therefore, 10 see him sent back shorn OF bis lat
IS feIs,
We have respect for party usages, when base
: upon fair principle of action, and open 10 a
4 The world for inspection. But we know fe'
greater tyranoies than those lha, have originate
i. with King Caucus"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
Mr.. Broekstt,s school.

Ths advertise ne ., of Mr.. b present.
strong attractions q such Of our youth Is
msy 'eel inclined TO leave homo for an
.uueaflon 10 most agreeable city; and
'n's gentleman has ayailed himself Of
out eoiumns' = y but courteous 10 US 10
~ iaas we have highly favorable &C.
e0en's Of ais qualifications as ateachef.
ana oearlng as gentleman. II will be
seen tsat his course j. comprehensive,
end embraces every range 81 humsn
'kno1ledge.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
nober. J. walhsr,. Flnanelsrlng.

+
The present Secretary Of the Treasury makes
rather poor exhibitof his private foancierine
qualities, as appears from the following para
graph from the New York Tribune:
The Na,chez Free Trrder fLoco) contains q
SheriHrs advertisement 81 several judgments for
sale 10 ray the costs of couri in obtaining Them
among which, and the principal. are the follow
ing: 800
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund Of
Mississippi, rs. Robert J. Walker,
and others, i5i3, $685.
The same, Is. Robr.J. Walker. etc 1913, 9,4l5
Amount Of two Judgments, $4,000
; This is an exhi5ii # his indebtedness, but il
appears lhal he wheedlsd Mr.. Van Buren, gu. 81
his furniture, and mol content with this, hood
wiuked Inc party BY his Texas scheme, and Then
out.Wiited and fairly beat out Mr.. Van Buren,
again. The Tribune continues :: "This is but .
aea.biie OF the debts ef our astonishing Secre-
tary Of ihe Treasury and great cum OF the An
hexalion viliainy, Blu, this is no Touch TO joke
that locofoco dolefully told Us Of Robefa J.
Roberr, i Gems, bought all VAN Burens Wash
ipgton furniture whep The latter had mo fa-'hs-
Ntxf, he blew or the Texas bladder, went 10
Baltimore, and beat Van Buren, out OF rsnomi4
Dation for President. He's smart chap, il Ro.
bert, and we would sooner be had any othr.
mans money thansoursn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
Coal Stoves.

l1NHE attention Of those in want Of LOCAL
- STOVES is invited to the improved kind
that IS now being manufactured at the Harpefs-
Ferry Boundary, which consists OF Eve different
sizes, suitable for Offices. Shops Stores, Church
Ies, &c. Also on hand, Hot .fir Cooking Stoves,
which will be delivered and set up in any section
Iof the country they may be- wanted.
iii WANTED--A large quantity of Old Copper
and Brass, sDd old Cast ard Wrought ison.s
which will be taken in exchange, at the highest
price, for any thing ID my lice.
HUGH GfLLEECE.
Harpers. Ferry, Nov. Is. ls4s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
NotifesI

protrsc,ed meeting will be held ID Smiihfisld,
by the Pastor Of the Evangeiicsl Lutleran Church
If said place, commencing 90 Friday the eli ist.,
tSo,ember,3 Al half past six o'clock. n. NJ. The
Rev. J. A. SEIss. Of Shepherdstowu, will assist
through the meeting The ses,ries Of the congre-
fGrdstoUn, will meet in SMiTHFlELD on Saturday
the 22d INSTANT as importaht business will be laid
before them. FJNO.J. SJTMtN.
Nov, -, f8&5. Pastor loci.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
D.a.A or TAona. MINER OF Powhat.n.-

The Richmond Wing announces the
death Of Ibis gentleman. 10 the Sch year
Of BID sge. Of spppplexy. Mr.. Miller.wa,
long associated Eis y jes RefilSS: is. & @Gss B:
Phys just anddeeling tribute 10 the me
mory Of Mr.. Miller declaring that, asa
public man. there neverexisled one more
single hearted -truer to principle. more
byakto what be deemed the good Of The.
Republic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13


The New Orleans Bee contains some
ssnsibIe fsmsrks on The subjecto f Ibs pre-
mature movements that have been made
il some quarters 10 refersnce q The sgl-
|tation Of the question Of ubo shpll be the
Whig candidate Tor Presidency 10 1913 !
The Bee ssys: III i 10 or opinion en-
tirely premature % think Of nominating
candidates for The Presidency Il thisiime
Fri win be quite early enough Two years
and half hence. Lei the whig party
remain unbroken. and not separate into
cliqpes and factions. in favor Of this, that,
or the other candidate. We have enough
to do 10 combat the common enemy for
The next Two or three years. Neither
would il be expedient, even il our party
was unanimously attached 10 any par,icu.
lar individual. to subject him for 80 long
. period 10 The malice, the SANDER, and
The envenomed yituperation Of locoioco
enmity. which, were bis characters spot.
less a. snow, would be certain in The
long ron 10 begrime il with hideou.
stains. Whoever may be The NOMINEES
win have 10 run the gauntlet Of partizar
persecution long enough. without being
compelled - endure the trying ordea
trurss ysars bsIors me taal contest"
The Goyernof ef Nsw York has appointed III,
t(a.n -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
THE CLAY STATUE,

! Whig Ladies, notice the cali. Of Mrs.
TowsER The FIRST Vice President, and rel
spond IS you, feelings dictate. Let JEFF
ferson. dn hni III .I-t Il eau DO. and u
Will stand 10 the front rank among the ge-
nervous and the ferateful-,bose who an
preciate the worth Of an injured patriot,
and the true fame Of our beloved country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
NEW YORK ELEcTioN.

The Albany Argus. speaking Of lhe
probable result Of The New Yolk election,
says:
The Senate viii slsni p den. and 6
Nhies.
The rsinrns show The election 10 The
House Of 81 democrats. 40 whiRs. and ]
irregular, The 81 democratic member.
already asceriained. are 2 beyond 4 ma
jatlly. The House viii be decidedly de.
Imocra'ic. The majority will exceed iha
lof last year. Il vas then six.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
ALEXANDRIA, Fiday I.

f FLoUR.--Yes'efday there were more sellers
Than buyers al s5,31i-The wagon price closed
ats5,25
GRAIN Thursday the wheat market was
very bri>k 81 Il Seal &c for good red Yesterday
the madet was dull, and ll5c may be considet-
ed The price, with slight lendency4downward.
There Is no corn iu The market and our quota
tioLs are nominal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13

The Richmond Enquirer suggests the
proPrieiy Of holding an Editors Conven.
iion-at which tie moral and pecunisry
condition Of the press may be discussed
land adds that "a personal acqoainisnce
will tend to infuse good feeling into Edi-
iorial campaigns, and impart high tone
and sslustary influence to the Virginia
press"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13


The lsles. inieIliesnes from this coun
Try removes ~ doubts u The danger d
var. Her latest temper i decidedly pa-
ci6c. and internal troubles more than suf'
icient % engage the atse6iion q hsr RI
lers.
The Washington Union 81 Saturday
evening says:
We are obligingly favored With transla
|tions Of Mexican papers down % lsh 9
October. just received At the departments
But We received them loo late 70 inser
them 10 Ibis evenings paper. We shouis
mol suppose. from tie accounts We have
received, that the danger Of war deepen
wita Mexico bot that, judging from to-
courteous reception she has given 70 on
squadron =. Vera Cruz. the hostile ieellnl
10 rather sbaled.
The Mobile Register Of the lst instant
has The following paragraph:
Dispatches from Mexico. received o.
Wednesday last Al Pensacola BY the U
is. steamship Mississippi. Eve days iron
Vera Croz. passed through the Post OGficl
here day before yesterday. on their wa.
Ito Washington. They were very volu
minous, but no,hiDgIis known 81 their con
tents. 80
/ We Cad tbe following IN the Philadel
phi. Apvrirsa Of 5sturdsy
| Important Rumorl.- From Washington
We have . stirring fumor 10 the effect tina
two mora Of The near provinces Of Mex
leo have applied forladmission into the U
MON. Despatches,8it is said, have bee
received communicating the fact to GU
Government Of the combinaiion Of III
powers of England and France to resis
THE Republican encroachnents.r /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13

DIED.

On the 95th ult, after aprotracted and distressing
illness. MI. JAMS NoaHEEs. Of Berkeley county.
On the III instant. sfter lingering Illness, SA-
MuEL HaRRIsoS SMITH. ESQ in the zAth year Of his
age Mr.. Smith was The founder and for several
years The publisher Of the Nalionsi Inieligencer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13

or The citizens of Jefferson County, Of all parties.
are invited 70 attend general meeting on MONDAY
the i7th Of November. tCourt day. for The purpose
OF expressing their opinion upon the subject Of &c.
neral Education. and Of appointing delegates to al
tend The Richmond Conyention.
Oct So s.. y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
LEcruREs m mn. nExros.

Il
Il will be seen By reference 10 our ad.
vsr,isipg columns. that The Principal Of
the Lisbon Institute in Loudoun. designs
dslivetiog course 9: Lectures IN fhat ID,
s.i,ution.
We observe from the " ashiug ,onisn.
that NJ. Benton has lecturedi 10 Lees.
surg. % the interesting study 81 Chsmis-
Iy. The Washingionian remarks:
Chemistry IS d science. the object Of
which il 10 discover the nature aud pro,
perties Of elf bodies by analysis. To- give
the cause and reason Tor tLings; hence i
must be one otihe most rporisn, as well
Is Interesting suhjscss. lathe aide Geld u
sciensp. that coul / engage The attention
aod study Of man, This The gifted ,ectu-
Ter clearly proves. By demonstrating both
practically and thsoie.ieslly, The srea,
advantage possessed BY hose bsxiag 1
knoxisJse Of the science, ia wls.sve,
putsail shry might Be gagged. from i.
couAe kim IN eteaier Or less degrees with
almost 81 ihe pursuits Of civilized u an $
His illasHssi5ns ia ssppori Of this vie !
we're lucid sfd nay. 4rsreirg Iron
The p.fsnonui puisui, Of % icul,ore dowr
. the dying 81 piece q calico Or ID.
watering 81 tl3wefs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13

Tzsfpsa Wli.singtsns ~ C.--Ths Ullnipg-
,oa chroaieis een,ains additional pa'ticulaIs
q he late are The nunbsf of buldings de-
sifoysdis bssueei forty and foriy-fye. and The
io,s 4 ss.iesi<d 4 $4,000 ID bulldogs. and
$4,000 d n -.shsnliss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
EDUCATION MEETING
In Clarke couniy

AT a meeting Of The citizens Of Clarke county
held al The Court House in Befryyille, pursuan
9s.ss "a nGRasz b. s a d vs.. e spssa.,
Presidents; P NcCeRmicK, Vice President; an,
D. Fl. McGulRE, Secretary
The chair having stated The object Of The as
semblsse, MIR. John w. Page read 10 The NEE,
ing letter addressed 10 him by ibe Cepers
Committee, on the subject Of Education, 4, Rich
mond.
Province Mccormick, Esq. offered the fol
lowing resolutions which we're unanimously d.
dopied:
Rssolpsd, That he citizens Of Clarke County
regard The cause II Popular Education Is ths
hrst in Importance; which shonld claim The Il.
ienion and BEST efforts Of the next Eegislaturs Of
Virginia. Is
Resolved, That the citizens Of Clarke Coupiy
will cheeIfplly submit TO taxation, as far as ma
be deemed necessary, to devise and carry out !
General System Of Education, and secure its
blessings alike to all the children Of the Com.
monweslth.
ResOlpsd, That the citizens OF clsrke conn,y
do approve the design ofholding Convention in
the city Of Richmond on the 10Th day Of Dece m
Ter nexi, 10 devise and suggest some General
Scheme or System Of Education, for the conside-
ration and action Of the next Legislature, and
maiFIOtnSe mCCOfmlck, - M w rage, Dr,
Cyrus McCormick, John E. Page, RI. Rev. VIII
liam Meade, DR.. john 2. Fauntleroy, Daniel w.
Sewers, Col. Josish w, Ware. William P. wig.
CLINTON, DR.. R. Kownslar, Lorenzo Lewis, Dr..
VIM. D. McGoire, Col. BENZ. Morgan lanes
Harris, and DR. F. J. Ksrfooi, be appointed del.
egsies TO atiendsaid Convention, on behalf Of The
citizens Of Clarke couu,y; and ths; Judge Phi.
lip NorbUrne Nicholas, John R Cooke. David
Funstep and John g. Callahan E>crs he -.
pointed al,ernsies Of said Delegates.
:. Rssolstd, That the Pfesideni OF this meeting
BE- authorized 10 appoint from time to time, any
additional number Of delegates 70 the said Con.
yeniion.
DR.. Mccormick, Jno. A. Thompson, r. II.
Butcher, F. A. Todd, D Funston, anc N. C. Ma
son. Esqs-, being severally called upon, address
ed the meeting 10 decided and eloquent terms. in
favor Of the cause OF Education. And after o..
derine he pablicalionIof these proceedings, the
meeting adjourned.
N. BURwELL, Prs.id,ni,
p. MCCORMICK, Y. Pres.
d. H. McturRE, Seer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
CLAY sTATrrr,i

The Collectors for the Clay Statue. are re-
quested to hand in whatever sums they may
nave collected, orlshall collect. BY the 25th Of
ms month, in order that i may be in Richmond
BY the Is, Of December.
Will moi, the Ladies exert themselves tina,
they may send sum worthy. Or the 1. Garden
Spot" Of the states ri
FI.B2 MRS e n T0WNFR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
D. H. Meeu,sE, Seq.


LG0lsLAfURE or GEORGtA.
The General Assembly Of Georgia, met
at Millsdgesille, 90 Monday the 81 inst
The Senate. Loco By few votes. elect.
ed Loco oficers-Mr. Chapel fine re-
treating Wing y President BY 3 insioriiy,
and Thos. r. Cobb d Clarke. Secretary.
10 The House. where The Wings have
majority. Mr.. Jenkins. Wig. was cho
sen Speaker on the 6rst ballot. jenkins
6S-Anderson (of Savannsb} Loco, 3d.
Eight members were absent or nol voting.
The Wing ascendancy in the House, Is
: or 8. against three 10 The Senate: The
Legislature is therefore. land especially
the part Of il freshest from The people)
BKig.
The Message Of Gov. Crawford 10
which We have given an attentive peru-
sal. . excellent; but Il Is limited 10 he
Internal sHsirs Of Geofgis. sod therefore
does not fall within our province # Re.
view Rich. Whie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13

s.
The following statistics in relation 10 the De.
,tions in bankruptcy 10 New York district, un-
der the late act, has been furnished by Mr.. Met
calf, Clerk Of the y s. District Court. Ii was
carefully compiled BY Mr.. Kinssbsrry, enc Of The
clerks.
Whole number Of bank Number discharged. q 6o
rup,a petitioning. el66 Not yet DISCHARGED. son
peiliioned ags,., 81 Opposed by creditors Sss
They describe shenselves Is follow -
Merehsats, Ts6 ofiee-hoideis. Is
Clerks, 4nS Aurtton AZ
Mesh-n,es. S12 LsboTers, ~
No ocenp~iton, i6i VistnaIler, :,
BFUkefs, IS Other oceur.,;,,. co.,
/ Farmers, ~ !. -
ftseaslemra, 7ui Who'll. ,,,.t o.-o
i sgrais. 81 Residing in The civ
rhl stiAns &c Of New York. 1000
Lawyers. Is Do. on, ar ~. -. go
There are 20 petitioners, dsr,s each under sf.mo
4 s6S do do orr tna mo-
u" ~ do do ,.o !, oerl eao
The Total amount of Indebtedness is slao sss,
ne largest amour. in one e,ri,ioa is
loves, do do do on s;V %
The hreest sas hat Of Nj. Glover. m,eh or
/ 4 beirs bonds far f,reiga merchants. The nor,
iaigees' sss hist Of slessrs. Joseph, being about
st,eeo.oec The asses.s asls s.eesdirrly
fSmall. 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
Clairmont Nursery,

Clairm0nt Nursery,
II NEAR BALTIMORE.
1NHE subscribetstake this method Of annouH-
- cling I'd their friends aud tho public. thai
they have now on baud a large and splendid
stock ofthe most approved kinds Of 49,
ERUET TREES.
We name, 10 part. Apples, Peaches. -sk
Pears, P!umbs, Apricots and Nectsrlnes-ah
warranted true TO name. Also, Decidous. Ey-
srgteen, Ornamental Trees. Shfubbery, dc &c.
We also have larger quantity Of new and rare
Roses and Green house Plants, than we have
ever had before Asparagus Roots from one 10
two years old |; Strawberry and, RbubsIb or Pic
Plant, of tne very best variety, together with.
almost every other species of Plants. A. one
item, we would mention 10000 Peach Trees,
which vii be sold r per cent lower than ca
dialogue pr ice, when 500 or mcfe are taken.
Any commupica sipu addressed 20 tho subscri.
beers, Baltimore, Md, or their Agent, HuMrH.
REY kEYEs, CharlestowD, Va, will meet with
prompt attention, and every possible care taken
10 give satisfaction.
Catalogues furnished gratis
SINCLAIR & CoRSE.
Nov i3IflS45-1#5f)
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
EDUCATION aiEETINc.

Shepherdstown, Nov. Is, is45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13

a Boston letter published in the N. Y.
iTrlbnue mentions a3rumor that ihe Hon.
Daniel Webster will not take his seat 10
the y 8. Senate in consequence Of the
pressing character Of bis private business.
i. adds tina, the Hoo. Edward Everett
will be selected to fill bis place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
James Clarke as governor Of the Terri.
tory Of Iowa. To- ths1place Of John Cham.
bers. removed,
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Wanted EallilledIiafeIy.

nRTCK 10 eco Brick for sale low By
Nd Nov 10. r CF SlGAFOOSE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
ER UIT TREES.
4Ovcrscers Of the Poor.

Nov l3.ls45 $50 = eoA'1'