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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-19

IN CHANCERY-Vm mSA:-At Rules held
in The Clerks office Of lie Circuit Superior
conr, Of Law and Chancery for The county OF
Orange, on The eth day Of July, 1913:
Joseph Tliden, ria'h'il;
against a.
lanes Lealhrrs, Alexander Lealhers VIM
Iealhers. (son Of Willam,) John Lealhers, VIM.
Iealllers, (son Of Moses) Alexander LeaihcTs,
i.on Of Moscs,) Nance Lcaihcrs, Michael liza,
scv ana Beisey his wife, Barney Carney and
l;cn his wife, and The children Of Garland
Wrbh decd, who are unknown, and Jonathan
49, senr and others Defendants.
The defendants above named not having en-
,.rej their appearance and given, security ac,
"a,Ino 10 The acl Of Assembly and The rules Of
his Court and il appearing by satisfactory cyl
an.s hat thew are moi inhabitants Of This Com
",'..nnweaIl-On motion OF The plaintiff, by coun-
.nl !, is ordered that the said defendants above
n,,,nrd do appear here at Rules 10 lie held for The
s";I Cour, on the first Monday in October next,
saw nI answer The original bill and amended md
a sn'nv,smenlal nils Of The plainl-and that copy
s" - III; order be forthwith inserted in some news
.. n"r D published in lhe city Of Richmond for two
pp,ln,bs successivrly, and that another copy there
~ he nos.cd at The front door Of The Court House
% % Nj, =, county. A Copy-Tesie:
OF ,n,. :, cwon p. S. FRY, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-19
Aspe,s Hill for Sale.

An shoppnr and other extra expenses, regulated by
Irs. C.. with RIFE .cnce 70 the wishes of parents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
An oId church. !.

An ancient edifce always. attracts attention,
of the antiquarian In converse
ton sometime since with The Rev. DR.. JONES,
menlion was made BY him Of the old Episcopal
Church al Mill Creek, first under the charge of
the Rev. Morgan Morgan, man whose life was
quite an evenlfal one.
In a noteto Howe's Collections, We found the
following information: Y
The FIRST Episcopal Church, in the Valley Of
Virgins, was erecled in winchester. The fol-
lowing relating 10 ittis from Hawks History Of
the. Protestant Episcopal Church in Virginia,
published in 1886. Is'Morgsn Morgan was ma
live Of Wales, whence he emisrated in/earty life
10 the province of Pennsylvania. In the year
1926, heremdved TO what is now the county Of
Berkeley, 10 Virginia, and built the fist cabin
which was reared onthe south side Of the Polo.
mac, between the Blue Ridge and the North
Mountain, He wssEa man Of exemplary piety,
devoted the Church and in the year l740,
associated with DIR. John Briscoe and Mr.. Hite,
be erected the. FIRST Episcopal Church 10 The Val
lev OF Virgihia. THIS memorial OF hiszeal, i'll:
believed, is still standing, and now forms thu!
as ssIsf!l Creek Church,"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
...ttneonauered vtrmont.

The Wing State Convention Ehieh recently
assembled atM6ntpefer, and nominated the pre-
sent able and faithful State Officers for re cleo
ton, passed The following resolutions:
Rtsolrsd, That the Wigs Of Vermont main
tain, as. their great principles, Tariff for Reeve
nue. lodefgaY the necessary expenditures of Co.
vernment, discriminating with special reference
10 the Protection of the Domestic Enterprise and
Labor Of our CounGy-a wellIesulated Nation
al Currency Distribution of the Proceeds Of
tReaales cfihe Publc lands among the States
a Single Term for The Presdency-a Reform Of
ExscutRes B<urpaiion-and generally. an Ad-
minisitaiion Of The Federal Government that
shall he NaliSHal and constant 10 its policy, and
efficient snfeconemical il IFS execution.
! Resolved, That ihes unfortunate result Of the
late Presidentist election, gives no cause of de.
spondefcy and inaciivityao the Wings, but on
the contrary impek every pstrio,c citizen 10
6rmer resolution and more wafchful vigilance ;
and ipfeviswing the contest, we are proud of
the principles NE profsssed, and of The manner
10 which Vermont ained them.
Resoirsd, Thata Tariff with Discrimination for
rersnus, Is acknowledgement 10 Protection, end
thst all the professions Of our poli,icss oppo-
nenfs, that they are in favor Of discriminating
dutiess are calculated TO deceive and instead
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
THE oLD wELL.

M
his knovn probably 70 The older portion Of
cur readers, thai there vas erected At Wincnes.
Ter. IN 1856, (e9 years agola Fort called FsRr
Lotpous, 1t The North end q Loudoun street.
ii, remains are ye, visible and The Web, which
vas sunk b. Gen. wa.hinstons regiment, has
lately been cleared oO. BY ~. Robert Rsather,
by directions Of the Rev. Joseph Baker, lWho
now owns the ground, , for the use Of bis semina-
~, and Tor that Of his neighbours. 4 j. found
TO be only Softer deep, ias,ead Of ig2as then
supposed, but il Is cut through q solid limestone
rock. The water is very fne.
This well had been filled up with rubbish OF al
SORTS, and the work Of cleaning il out was quite
an undertaking.
AT the time'this weilwas dug BY Col Wash
ingion's regiment, the French and Indians were
very Troublesome 10 he vicinity. Winchester
was then frontier settlement, the North Noun
tain, few miles Wesi, being the boundary =
On The South Of the town, the ground was occu-
pied BY the shawnee Indians, and he fine
springs at this poin, are yet callsdihe Shawnee
Springs.
/ Winchester z frontier settlement in lT56!-
wher. !. lhe. Western frontier now
Imsy as veil be mentionsd here that Gen
washington Then Colonel Of the Colonia
iroopsl was elected adelegaie % the House o
Burgesses from Frederick formed from Orange,
lin l75s, while he was absent al Fort Cumberland
tIt is no small honor 10 The delegstesffom ,hi
county to have had sucha truly s..illustrious pre-
ldecessorp,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
iFrtS g olGt, iJss Rriian,.in-

The steamship Britannia arrived at Bos-
ion on Saturday. With fifteen days. later
news ftom Europe.
There is an active demand in the cotton
Market and the sales have been very
large. q
! The weather has been favorable, and
The crops are doing well.
The proddce market maintains. a firm
appearance.
i The Ameriean provision trade is dull.
4 .Amarican securities, 10 consequence Of
I, a-efToris made by the State Of Psnnsyl.
Saa 10 pay her debts have gone up.
III, lete is every reason 10 believe that
we ;sh Collegiate Bill will prove a
lalluirNas the working. Mr.. O'Connell
Tsqu,f'lhe presence Of The Episcopalian,
resoySan, and Catholic Clergyman in
ne vtolleges, 50 that the religious e.
quarry g II may be uaexceptio1sble.
ING ueslre is thSs Eopposed in the
House of Cmmons BY the ulifs> Protest.
ants, beaded Sir Robert Inglis, on The
one hand, andy the uI,ta Catholics. led
.ey Mf. OConnll and his tail, 90 the o
Their.
,1ouTereiak-ts The great Staple trade
5oi the country iscouon, this is lbe best
proof g. the genersprosperiiy! and while
M activity eontinue. every btapch par
taxes Of the Improvement. On The con-
tfafyr 2 sudden depression DISCREPANCIES
the whole framework q The social state.
places She laboring classeA within davis
reach q the poor house. sr,ests The move
men's Of the capitalists. and brings socie-
y to the verge Of its first chaotic ele.
menis.3
Thelsta.e Of toe weather commands,
a. the present moment. much attention
There has been a good deal Of rain. ac-
COMMANDED by piercing winds, succeeded
ey occasional heat and Sunshine But
TIE genera character Of the weather. has
Is now in ear ID the southern parts OF The
kiagdqm. The next SIX weeks win de-
eide The late OF The comisg harvest.
Fbe produce markets, for some ,fne
past, have msiniaineda very firm appear.
ance. The late improvement in sugars is
supported, aod The deliveries from The
ware houses. both tere and IN London.
have Of late beeYeonsiderable.
II Il saidibsyfhe Wesleyan Methcdis,s
Of Great Briyn are about 10 disown any
connection /i,h hose sof The q. States
Mo re syeeholden.
MrE HFreit. toe American Minister
has ~ delivering al address before The
tI!Agricnlmral Association Il Cam.
Msdpme Laretieern;ly aseenSed 10 her
HlloonsSfron Avignon. The balloon drop.
ed into the Rhine. and bu, for Inc exer
rms Of young msn who Jumped into
be riysr'io her rescue, she would have
cen d1owuede
The voysse Of The Cambria out is The
hofsess on recora--len DAYS sixteen |
ours, including her running into Halifax |
> land her mails and passengers
Farming o. fse slip Trriaia.-asc- |
oaass Rad reached Calcutta Of lie total /
esiraeYoa' BY ERE, Of ihe American Ship
sirsinis. sbnnt 10. "A. M. of The 5sh nj
mo. a6oat 25 OF 80 miles Soulhwsrd ofI
: ea'er floating lighi. All hands were
lived, excepting The sopetc,rso She /
Is ho4eward bound.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

We are reioieed TO learn, that MIR. John F.
Wall, Of Winchester, was no. seriously hurt b.
the bar of iron, o. ''snake head" which was
forced through The bottom Of the RAN Road Car
on Friday last. He is doing well, and will be
able for business ina few DAYS #
The President Qft the Company has caused still
thicker pieces Of Iron TO be placed on the bottom
OF The Car, ~ as 70 render recurrence Of the
cci6ent almost impossible.
The Road has been in operation nice years
and this is the first accdentto any person inside
of The Cars. A pretty fair degree Of success, fol
"a Road so much abused by friends and foes,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
prlsslssippI U. s. senator.

A few weeks since we referred 10 The high
handed course Mr.. Walker pursustfsn regard to
withholding from Mr.. Thompson the documents
Of appointment as U, s. Senator from Mississip-
pi Ii appears that Mr.. w. has published Card,
in answer to the Mississippi papers who call on
Mr.. Polk to dismiss him, which the Baltimore
Patriot thus notices:
Mr. W. admits that the commission was sent
10 him, and that be did With, ID il from Mr..
Thompson. He attempts TO excuse himself for
doing this, BY saying that he Mad urged 3the Go.
vernon 10 make al appointment Of Senator, in
his place because the vote Of the Senator so TO
be appoinieeS "might, and in all probability
would be necessary9to give the Locofocos a
majority in the Senateson the election OF printer
for the next two years. The Governor, in reply,
transmitted 10 Mr.. Walker commission as
Senator for Mr.. Thompson, Chen a member Of
the House from Mississippi,) 70 take effect after
the 10th of March. Nj. w. received this com.
m sson on the 5th OF March; but he then, as he
says, having ascerained that the election for
printer would not come on, as he bad supposed,
decided that he would not deliver The commits.
sion to Mr. T., aud nstsr said trord 10 him about
il Be:says thai as the commission was-trans-
he confidential agent of the Governor: and as
the contingency OF the election Of a printer did
not occur be assumed that il was only for this
purpose The Governor had issned il, and there.
fore did not even confer with Mr.. T. on the sub
ieci&
This Is an affair for the Mississippi Locofocos !:
but If they are satisfied with Mr.. Was,explsna..
,ior they are, ae should say, easily reconciledto
very high handed assumption Of power, which
almost amohnts to an outrage and il Mr..
Thompson shall cease his eensutes of the extra.
ordinary copducf ofNr. W. he deserves the pef-
sonal ipdignily with which he was treated, BY
not heing consulted in the matter. III
Altogether, Il was most arrogant proceeding
Of Mr.. Win the first instance, and his apology
only makesihe matter worse ;,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

improvement IF Tnginia I've were much
grailfed TO find that several Of our fourth Of
July orators have varied samewha, the routine.
Of expatiaion npon nsiinnsl topics-and have
stirred up The fire of ambition ia behalf Of The
improvement Of Titgihia. This is touching j
Ipraeticsl theme Of incalculsbIe importance
one that comes home 10 Us in a all our dearest
associaiions-and awakens our pride 10 rnt
Virginia IN 81 respects where she once Eas--lin
the ra,.
10 ibisrespeci, We were si.nck with the aduai-
fahle efforts Of two ri orr Ineishbors--Arehi.
bald Carey Esq. Of MartinsbArfe. and John Blair
Hoee, Esq. Of chsrlestovn. Bolh of then, touch
ed chords which mus. yibraie IN the 6osorns III
every Virsinian, and we agree with the laster
gentleman mos; fully, that ssthe hour has come.
when The men Of Virginia mnst arouse Them.
selves from The strange Indifference ii which
they have so long remained-ihey mnst awake
20 The a5solui. aeeessiiy Of reforuR upon mis-
subject" The .sEDUcATToN OF OUR PHo.
PIE"
We mar make ezirsel 4 from these ora,;o5.
hereafter, hut we ieltonr friends who have d1s.
eoufset 81 eioquently, that ihey must moi fan Isl
~ indfsFence upon ibis theme. They have
inlkfd veil upon They mus, nov ken ,be;r
pens going They must stir nnihe dorm,n,
public septimepi. They ms. agifate = .c,r.-r
AGfFATEEW inehesirr Krpnblran.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
Puhne Rights.

A fight recently took place in Philadelphia,
caused hy one geniepsb's smoking in posi-,
lion which blew the smoke into the face CT an.
other. An action a: law was The result The
Court instructed that j is a clear principle Of
Law that every man 10 use his right 10 such
way as not to violate the rights Of another. The
abstract right 10 smoke was moi denied il was,
however 10 be exercised With regard to the
rights Of others. Fla man chooses to FIJI his
house and furniture, and clothes, with the fumes
of tobacco, he, is lord there, and his wife and
children and servants, must make The best Of
him. But IL Is not SO NTH NE public tcuys II,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
Cniifarnia--Ifs son.


lion, he's Published . very interesting narrative
Of events that came under his observation He
visited California in 1871, and his notes 10 re-
ference 10 this country are full Of instruction and
iaterets. 90 The subject Of the produeliyeness OF
the soil Cor wheat, he says:
The yieh Of wheat is remarkable and 10
some places. where the land is weiIsilaated re-
" large returns are lreceired MIR. Spears. of
Ysrba Buens, infOtmed cspl. w thai lie had
delivered 10 an active American farmer rhir,y
bushels Of wheat FOR seed, al lime when il was
dithcuit 70 pro-ure i, undet an agreement ;hat
Re should have Ihe reiusaio f the erop al ne mar
ket price II the July following. he delivered
him three thousand hashtlss and on iiv delve,y.
be found that the farmer had reserved siz hon-
dred bushels for himself, and ihis wi,iinas est.
ma,ias The less for bad reapiug ana iresdIne DOT.
Nth horses would give one huf.eret. snd s~enty
for one- Tbs isLs considered . fsif csaerio1
o. average as The land vss remasksble for lis
richness and was veil attended to; bat Mr.
sRefts and several Others assared him thst the
average would be a. high Is eifhy basheis
yieldrt' for one planHd.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
Southern Litetaru lMesseneer.

1 B. B Jfinor, Richmond, "a, IS. gen.
The July number Of this interesting publica-
ton has been for some days upon our table. A.
moug the articles which struck our fancy, as
calculated 70 beguile an hour pleasantly, is the
translation Of German tale, entitled "sLrsur
CAUsEs.n
"GERTRuDE" is also continued, with increased
interest," and there is curious article on The sub
ject Of Black and Green Tea, which all lady
leaders should certainly examine, before taking
another cup of the green.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
Commodore Lnn.s.

Com. Thomas Ap calesby Jones appears in
Gard in reference 10 the notice taken of him
after his return, BY President Tyler, for his DIES.
cent on Monerey,(s Merican province, and
publishes alelter from the then Secretary Of the
Navy, Johp l. Mason, in which The Presiaen,
says tina. Com Jones eyinced sn- aIds0IyssaJ
what he deemed 10 be his duty, which entitled
bin "io any thing else but censure from bis 60
yernmentn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
Deaths from Drlnklng Cold water.

The city papers are mentioning number of
deaths that occurred week since, during the
hot wea,her, occasloned by the TOO free use Of wa
ter by persons who were heated, Persons over.
heated should be extremely careful in drink.
ing Geld water. A little water should first be APP
Piled 10 the temples andforehesd, and the wrists
well ba'hed, which serves 10 cool the blood and
destroy the danger. The examples should prove
a caution 10 those who are exposed 10 the pow.
erful rays OF the sun al this season Of rhe year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
A Bigger Days Work.

We noticed in our last, the big days grading
Of Mr. WIN. Bane, Of Hampsbire country. Ii
appears however that Mr.. james Carskadcp, Of
that county, beat him. On the Is,day Of July, he
Graded 10 l5f consecutive hours, Nine Acres
two Reods aud three Poles, yielding three hun
dred and tAirty-siI dozen Of sheaves Of good bind
The soap sheaf'' however, ahis harvest, was
done by Mr.. Francis Helms Of Marshall county,
who cut 10 one day Ten acres and 10 rods Of
wheat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
Charlottesville Advocate.

Mr.. Wm.J SHElroN has retired from the edi-
torisl chair of ID Charlottesville Advocate.
Messrs RoBERr g. NoEL and RoBERT l.. SAus.
DERs have become'roprietors Of the paper, and
have engaged the eryices OF Mr.-WM. r. Ear.
1T as editorrT The Advocate promises, to con-
Time its efficient support Of Wing principles
Heretofore il has beena most able as well as
faithful Advocate of Wing principles, and we
give up The talsnts Of Mr.. Shelton With :egre,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
The courensioa at .sismrhls. tennessee.

+ an important Convention assembls5at Mem
pns, ienn.,l on The 4th inst, The objects OF
which will Be gathered from sun mary Of the
resolutions passed
Committees we're appointed on ths foIloviny
subjects, 70 report iog the adjourned meeting 10
November;
l. On The Military and Naval resources Of
me Mississippi Valley, and its abiliiylo create
and sustain Steam Military Marine.
\ On The improvement of The Oaso river
and on the snhjeet Of a Free Canal alIthe Falls
Of Ohio
J. On The improvement on he Mississippi
river and lis iribnrasiss-
4 On a7Wesiern National Ermcry.
8 On National shin cansI, 10 cannect he
Mississippi with The Northern Lakes.
o On Mail Rpuieson the Western rivers.
= On Military Road through ihe Pubic
Lands IN The Souihaest.
F. On recisiminr fbe submerged grounds =
long the margin ef the western rivers.
= On The growth Of Cotton.
". Manufacturing 81 tbe South.
~ Ga the completion Of the Railroad from
ChaIles'oa ioMemphis.
A few Of the subiecs sre heal, ahd|some are
such .. eapaot conc before Congress !; bul
shey are alTimporaat and increasing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
wIcKLIFFE cnuRcIr.

That part Of the pastoral charge Of thesRev.
Mr.. Wilmer, Who worship at wickliffe, (clarke
county, lhsve erecieda neat and comfortable edi-
fee on the site occupied BY The cid one. Il
built of brick, and is quite commodious, ,evidenc-
ing the spirit and libefaii,y Of hose who are &C.
cusiomed 10 meet there, and betokening the
church TO be in healthy condition. We un-
ders,and tina, i, will Be con.ecratsd sometime
during The month Of August.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

The felio~ipe e.srset from letter NON tie
ofzer Of he Postmaster General. under ds,e of
iaiyii2, IS furnished b. the New Vol i Fribsne
When Subscribers refuse 10 iase Pamphlets Or
Newspapers irnmahs oilice, P6simasiess are now
as heretofore, required 10 notify E5fiossI &C..
End may tsaak ississs eoaiaini.g ssri no,;ss.''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
Lewisburg Chronicle. !,

This sheet c'mes 70 us in an improvedfypo-
graphical appearance, and is quite neat affair.
u is an evidepce tina, the labors Of its editor are
folly appreciated, and that hispatrons have pro-
sided him ihs "~hersvilhal'' TO puton "a new
dressn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
Life of G iii.

This work. TO which is appended The Lives Of
the Apostles, sc, is for sale a, the store Of j. J..
Miller & Woods, price SIPS. This is volume
Of great interest, BY the Rev-Paul Wright, D.
D. Of Cambridge, England and such an one as
every family ought to be Supplied with.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
0WARHBgT0IyM:
rHUnsDAz 16oRNIu O.
.yssIy "a. 1915.
-. coUarRs and me ADlIIsIsTRATIos

I. 81
OCCASIONALLY re hear The Loco press ian'aliz-
;,glv .relaim aWhal has become Of sllihe pre-
die,ion. Of ruin 10 The country, which the wings
proohesied wonid befall her, if Mr.. Polk was e
lseiedin To this ready snswer can Be given
The great Wing measure-the Tariff Il 1912, i
s,iIl 10 operation, diffusing health and imPartns
energy 10 the government. The balance Of irsde
through lis influence is kept in our favor, and
instead Of being the debtor TO England and Brit
ish interests, We are largely her creditor. In
stead Of having an empty Treasury, We have,
through the Tariff, Treasury containing Eight
Millions Five Hundred Thousand Dollars So
that, as far. as this measure Of policy IS concern
ed, the goyefnmentis conducted on Wing prin-
fciple.
Again, we are saved from the disastrous con
sequences incident TO aTsub-Tressury, through
the repeal Of it By the Wing Congress Of lSt2,
and tbe Locos had not the courage 10 Te-adopt i
in the las, Congress and thus the eOunlry is freed
from his condemned and wofn-Ou, measure Of
Locofoco policy.
The reason then is obvious why Wing Predic
tons we're not1f6lfy verified. 1t is because thu
Lccofocos Sere afraid to carry out ths'r pr'ne'
pr.s~snd are condlc,ibg the gove:ntnen, with 81
IIeyeto the Wholesome and sanitary creed Of "a
. Wb;y,-the Tariff 81 1912, and no Sub Treasury
Mr.. Folks Course Condemned:
The Democratic Association Of the .Distric
appear to '.swing the Rail"of goyernmentthem
selves, as they take action npcn all the doing
) and movements Of President Polk.
aI That funciiopary is not 10 very good repuu
: with them at present, because of his eonducitt
Mai. Levis,-Gen. Jsckson's friend iE ejeciin!
him from Office The Club voted down reso
Tuition of justification on the part Of Mr.. Polk
which was introduced BY clerk of The Presi
j dent, by vote Of three to enc The mover 0
the resolution Is said to be Hampton C. vii
liams, from Tennessee, who has acted as Pri
ya,e Secretary othe President. Coming from
this source, feeling Is evipced that Mr.. Poll
did not much relish the publication Of Maj. Lew
. Iis'sletters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
. Emigration 10 oregon.

letter from a lieutenant id Coll Kearney's
dragons, gives an account Of emigrating parties
10 Oregon. amounting 70 about one thousand
they have with Them wagons provisions aud
cattle One party is described, with fofty.six wa
CONS, and 1900 mich cows and oxeaI They ares
said to have plenty oc butter Snd milk on The
route
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
The "Giobe" TO Be Repiped.

Levi D. sIammy Esq /. formerly editor of the
y. Y. Piebeian. has issnei nsess-e.--. -
''t.ufng ahe~ paper in ihe city of Nes York, 10
be called sNhe Glo5ew
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
u. S. SsnatoY-Jsnes M Mason,

U, s, Ssnator-.smss NJ Mason. Esq.
Among the many names which have beenpro-
posed by our opponents. ID connnexion with the
Office Of q. s Senator, wehave seen none which.
is better entitled 10 consideration than that Of
Jas. M. Mason, Esq, of Winchester.
correspondent in,he Winchester yirsinian,
OF last week, proposes MI Mason as a suitable
gentleman 70 succeed The Hon. Wu. G. Rises
in The Senate
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II is now stated positively that these horses
will run against each other, over the Long. Is
land course. 10 October next