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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
TnE rARIFE--ITs REpEAL.

II is imagined sby the ffiends OF the protec-
tive system, that-ike Democratic party, al the
coming session Of Congress, will be defeated in
lis COME mp lated 'prosttation or modification oil
the odious system Of '42, by the supposed pro-
iec,iye prejudices of portion of the Democra-
CIV. But these hopes are Elusive, and will be Of
transient existence. If even the imaginary Ia
riff predictions ever existed 10 any extent,
they are fast yielding 10 The force of truth and
Of experience. In ihevery heart of Northern
tariff DISTRICTS, We glad to see thai the Demo
cratic press is as frmsand as spirited in its OPP
position 10 The principles Of the tariff of AZ, as
any in the coun,ty.-Spirit Of JEFFERSON.
The apparent eafneslness Of some Of the
Free Trade mems such as to mislead the honest
portion Of the Democratic party, and induce a
belief that material reduction of The tariff is
actually contemp plated. The Loco papers know
full well that the Wing Tariff ,riH stand without
any Observation-Disclosures that the hopes Of the
Wing party and the Democratic iron men Of
Pennsylvania are neither ''illusive" nor will
they be Of "iransient existence"
The "Spiritn gives US Mr.. Ritchie's news that
Spirited opposition 4 the principles Of the Ia
rid Of 1872" is manifested in The "sery heart o.
Northern tariff disiIets." This is too ridcu.
lous statement 10 be entertained for mo
meni, aud will not oily excite smile from those
who know beaer, but place such editors ia az
unenvisble dilemma. The conclusion of those
who are at all acquainted with tie feelings Of The
people in The Tariff districts 81 The North, and
1.-The Impression made by these statements Of op
position, must be, that lhoie who make then
are .siiher profoundly ignorant and good
subjects for dupIcity, or else, that. knowing bet.
Ter, rheI endeavor 10 mslead public seutime n /,
by ;he publication Of articles whichare reckle.
in asser,ion,snd mos, 80 .s.sent n,
!, ION, Of feeling al he North. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
HANDSOME lNcREAsR or BUsIy !
Thu friendss ogsoaf RailroSd WIN ~

HANDSOME INCREAsR or RffsIy
The lrieuds ofsosf RsilroSu win IL
,ified ID mud that nothing cad felsrd =. \
PROGRESS TO ultimate successful results =
Eocumbeled from The beeinDinv with 4
hsapy dsbt--inrnrred 10 The -hishs nries
|psid fos engineering and iaoor. And .enor.
nous land damages land 2 serious injury
since from heavy food -lhs wonder has
lbeen, tp impar,isi observers that Il has
been Kepr,- motion atzall. But indopi.
table energy and perseverance has over.
come all difficulties. Ikving passed
through the severest ordlsi, Il now oniv
lneeds common liberslitylromthe people
and the State, 10 bear 4 onWsd ,rinn-
lphanlIy.n Let The Legislature BIZ wsise
1.-The State lien. 10 favor 4 . creditsr who
may tlrnish Iron 10 reid the track, nd
all will be we'll.
Il As i sufficient reason "a Ibis latter Step.
we may mention that q shgle receit con
lEact for transportation vii pay ih' inter.
lest 90 . debt Of more tkan $0O w
{ Such j Job has been secured by the: II
ident 81 The Company 10 bis epgaspll 1t
with Messrs. Rynix s. Co " sFs's s.
yearly from them 4OO0 zoos d Ifoa 4.
Mang ane.e. 10 be furnished iT0l
works. few miles above Winchester. :
For this transportation. they ars V pa
$4,000 annually We doubt not ID,
their success 10 this business Is bat d
iore-Funner Of Other ilspostpnt Operations
DIS state Of things well contrasts will
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
-. 4nifer states that The ''Richmond

/ tPTha 4nirer slaies that The ''Richmond
Re,su. cry" under command Of Thomas
4 I'M. e offered their services to the Score.
,,aty,of ar, 10 view Of the threatening altitude
/ 81 steo. Where's the Charles:own -Ar.llle.
: sfush. up! oaer your services! There's
nnnch danger Of their being wanted, aud
,as you viii receive commsnda lion fol- patriot
Sm, Mhhout'ils being tesied Staggering and
sadeeis are 100 often The passports 10 militia
'ytiSiihc,ion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

4 ISThe Banner Counties or ignorance IN The
Western part of Virginia, according 10 'he sen
iinel Of the Valley" and the census o. lo4o
are Rockingham, Shenandoah and Page p 'n'
North West, Harrison is the os,isnorani coun
Is, and 10 the East, Accomac stands hfs'f
\ There are, above 90 years Of age who canno
read or write-in Rockingham 1894; Shenah
lfdoab / $50; Page $50; harrison !, 1877; AccO
mac 2,095.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

a...The ,.ners ,,ate Il al the Hon. Addi-
n..a;a.r Lieut. Governor Of New
vi &. h.sn offered By President Polk
i :; sion 10 Russia, bu. has declined it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
THE ToWNIEY FHAIITY

THE TowNLEY FAMILY.-PropeI,y 10
the amount Of $4,000 900 has been LEFT 10 Tie
Gescepdanisof This family. A meeting vas held
on the 2ist uh-, at ElizabeihsowB, IN. j. j Of
those Who we're able 70 trace their gensalogy
back. y was attended By some 200 persons
claiming 70 b Of The family, uho after Spending
sfea. portion Of he DAY y reading old family
reeolds. &C., raised ! sun Of money Tor ,helpur-
pose q sepding person to England 10 inres,i-
ga. The claim, srd aPpoinisd the following CON-
Ini,;se fes any farther necessary action shich
night oesDr Rishstd Tovnleys UDion iona.
nan Iosnlsy, 90. kichard r iIaiaes, Eliza
bs1h'o~n Iona Y: Mann. do; Wn. sayre,
Do; E. =. Luslre, o. Eaos ,, Townlsy,
Newark.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

= BUCHANAN. Esq ut
~ THOMAS .iIe' g. h.sn nominaled BY tho
WilliamsPors, n.s go r.snn,v q ! can.
WhigsIof Washington uop.e II Dele.
didate for . sea.iu W - wb;o. and wss
gates. ii ~ n !, ..vs IL pleasure Of chroni-
hope we shall naso -
.,;no his election.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

Treiaia Military Iasfifzl .-Thenan-
Der Of Cadets a.ihe Institute las been con
sidersbly increased. anddtfs Asrching on
ward with rapid SUCCESS 10 iisNlilhapf ca
r.-er. The Cadets. fho havssbeen living
10 cam -far the la,ftwo Ps-...-. are about
10 return 10 us-.aeks. The S'ste ~iLl zee
yet more fully The vslue d tals institution,
should The clouds Of - zsser settle on
our horizon. W. - the Institute com
plele soccess srsngfoa Gas-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
a6d IA annIactufefs.

q
30. he Secretary has laid a5desp game--hs
ha, ,efniaed on resolving none o,her Than sr
parss testimony on The subject, and ihsrefOte has
taken good care 10 send these circulars to Loco
Postmasiers and political demSgogues, who ere
willing not only 10 bend the knee that Thrift may
follow .suningf but ere even willing 10 stretch.
their eonseiencss for the occasion, and will
mos, likely set before Mr.. WalKefa very dain-
" diah Tor him 10 saiiais upon, which oil know
is dish Of statistics in opposition 10 the Wing
Tarid Of le42 And these can be manufactured
for The occasion BY the, Locofoeo Post Master
manufacturers. %
we do not speak without perfect knowledge,
when we assertihai Mr.. walker intends 10 receive
a. psrsf whence 10 The matter. T'hatinstead o.
sen6ipg to the men Of 3business-large manufae-
turefs.-those who have spent years Of honesl
service and expended fortunes in the enterprise
I'D has seealously Withheld the circulars from
them, apd were il uot from the fact Of these
questions appearing in The public prints, they
4 would probably have remained forever Iolally
ieaoran, or heir issue. We have before us .
le,,er f:om sssouiherner" written 10 the Rich
nond whig from Paterson, New Jsrssy) who
bsius himself on The ground. among manufac'
turing community, 'spehks what be knows" anc
Is faiiy prepared 10 expose hi. hoeus pocu'
movement Of The great Repndistor ofihe Trea
amy, Department, aided BY the editor Of The Y
nion. He is ee.ernined that they shall palm Of
no sush ASss deception, By their covert course
sshstsai,e publish TO the world The fact tha
even the hufacturers themselves desired re
dustiop, leh win doubtless bs the answer fror
more one Postmaster, il he thinks tia
tkereh he esnineratiais mselfin The affection
.ssmbotimen Of DemoerEey.n In his le
6s "ssA,heAern states tina. out Of one Lsndr,
W, oossSrsF he has visited, mol Z single Whi
,.sssA pc Of these famous circulars an
.,efstAbno, give evidence. Tbs who
W. q Aa, the lime Of his writing, on q
so,N ct had 10 knowledge Of these 81
.a,ass % existence, although they De
s.,stesa Iea.A,s- n..:sSf 70 nh Inl
4 han good "wool dyedn LocosS 10 answ,
Away then With such testimony. Nhslhig
minded OF honorable man would desc "a TO 50
.m.ans TO obtain What mus, be ON sissd sta
ment Of The case I. IS incompatible .sih u
or and common honesty, 10 thus pa on the Sc
blsncs of fairness and candor,for th perpose
misleading aud nisdirsciius public ss.daeut
aaubjscls % frangh, with The. inieress q
p4pie, and The vitality Of our whole system
ivyefnmeni.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
FEMALE SEMINARY
.M Ertderiek, MA.

We have received anumber Of Circulars ron
The above Institution, which we hpse been re-
quesled 10 distribute, and will give with plea
sure copy to any one who may cell on us.
The advertisement Of The Seminary VIII y
found on our first page. {.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

IL. s,;lss. IL Georgia. Charge to.
w IT, !. .noo;n,sa Nj. Mp. Willis =
..crs,arv and ettachk to his legation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

A number Of Delegates appointed
/, sarious n,r,s sc ths State Of Maryland
s,ats Reform Convention
E,aa = Ra,;more on Wednesday
80 "a ,arn;nated their session the
same day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
The sIastadon.

me femains Of Masladon have been reeen,
y diseovsfeston The fafm pf a Mr.. Brsssiyf, N
resides near Nevbufg, New Y,rk 4. q
hands were engaged At The time in = X. "a
dow, Dig ing FOR mari, and after exe,I,g ,5e
earth fer some Ave orsix fses suddeblyame on
the skeleton Of ibis huge monster re dimen-
sions, &c, are thus gwen in letter the New
York Commercial Adssftiser.
Is, The whole pumbet Of bongs lar,s and small,
which have beenflound is 220, all ofhese. inelud-
ing the two bones Of De tfrgue, se nearly in ,as
good state OF presery1io1s If the animal had been
killed yesterday. fodxiil be abb to form some =
dea Of the dmen16 of this bnhy strIfelnre,
from the following aeEoaie statement Of the weigh,
of its component parts. The head and tusks weigh
693 lbs shouldeT blssle "a; hip. bones l65 to,
legs $50; hind lgs 16i ;t,bs 20; back and neck
I97 feel and other bonesSs3, the whole being L.
gg5
The tusks q both of which have suffered someH hal
from exposure tot the air, srs eseh feet ioinehe'
long, andy The poni of entrances into the head
"a inches in eirenmterence. The shoulder blade
measufrs feel scfoss 9 feet inches long. the skull
fee 10 niche long. feet aches broad lhe ilias
bo1e. or Tie hip bone, 9 fe<t inehes across ths
pelsis is foot II inches ID diametef There are
81 yertebTe, and The distance IRON i,e neektn ths
rsmpis ~ feet.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

0The Grand jury or
recommend an appropri asion Z, ~. ooun'y, r.
dollars from the county r,ea.nrvh fet 'h0asano
mencemeo,. &c / &C., 'u'y lot mo -om.
800 "en' q 2. state Luha'c Asylum, 70 be &.
70 be exciting uch inleres, II III IA. M
Wust that the phlanthropic v;ll mo-. .;,h
earnes'Less which beloken. success Il. cans. :,
ennebling 10 humanity a. ~. !. s,:a..,;as =
the condition or shs oofor,.. :. a,..-ae
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

.a-N.rHas S. wHlrI. E'a.. !. - , eoo,
G r.,.s = Saturday Last. the r0ou.
ssn -, I1p.,' Rrovn. Mr.. ". will MAKE =
lice and Efficient Trustee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

~ a considerable f-as.., -
t'osa re- week, between one Of dhe ch;v.,.a.
,ha d;n.sr 80 tosina and negro.waiter at
s 2 seized knife from a. nm. .Ds
g ora'ndnhing il about. cut anotbsr $780, -
NE nose. seriously iniurine bim ~. 90
- n's arrest; through the int,rSsn,,an sa -
'r'enos' however. the matter was comnron,;.. !
and 10 was let off with 800 dar,,.a. ''s $,
servant woman, and IS 10 the s,a,e or me
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

The train of hF from Cumberland lssi
evening Has de,aped one hour over its
uspal time, in conAquenee Of an acciden;
soon after LEAVING Cumberland. which,
fortunately was d attended BY any seri.
sous result. Some niscreant, it appears,
had placed an DEDUCTION 90 the track,
Iover which all theears passed in safety
except the msl ca which Wa. thrown
Il from the track. A-Ran, .9p,>r. of Tuesefag.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

Il PoIrr . There wasquite amove.
.a,7,. vast Pointaon the The 9th ult..
ow;na3I,o The receipt Of an order from
" sbin g,on, ior.,hs detail Of fifty artiller-
lists attached 10 thai post, 10 GIL up some
CONN anies Of artillery ordered from New
York harbor TO Texas The detachment
went down under the orders Of Lieut..
Howe. ! -. N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

John Brace Esq. Of Winchester, Va.
resped this'seasou rom ! four acre Il. II
The vicinity of that town. teo hundred
ard ten bushels of Fall Bailey. which IS
disposed efat 75 cents Per b1shel. "A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

aa.Tha I,on;sville Ledger states that
!, " 49,. nnd,r which Nj. Cassius NJ.
Clay i suffering, is likely % terminate ~
his death.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

R1<Tbe Native Americans in baltimore, ma =
.nlis,.d il The poli,ical cons that IS 10 tSe
Mace in 0c.-Ser ness incy nave nominated
leSr.. Henry AsTnompson, for Congress and q
flll ticket for the Assembly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

paMr. Kirkman, the owner Of Peyio-
ma, gives notice in the Esprit Of the
Time "tbatshe viii no, bs preseDt al the
races overthe Union Course, Long Island.
In a Letter on thesubjec,, Der trainer says :
I'VE have con cluded 10 LEI her res, ill
sprip as We have etLing Of more
I;apoftance for her ,hen.'' Possibly il Is
,taIenueu 10 taRe bar,a, a. ra.,aad.
sSt'' as pelDg In fine health
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

Tn. ,.,sP:s from visiieFs 10 The man.
,,o,h -Smer Great Britain, since she was
or. ga 10 the public for Inspection. have
Zen six thousand dollars and upwards.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

THE ANTERENT EXClrEMENT.-N (
extraordinary excitement seemst be prsvailipg
ineressing In various epuntiesof New York. Eigil
lien counties are infected By ths
y .piri,, and the population Of these counties .
nounts1o probably more than six hundred thonsan,
persons.
Aiaee number Of arrests have already beeamaae
: man named Morse, Who vas Al Justice ofthe Peace
has bees arrested. ged with being along with tn,
party sho recently shot the horse from undera She
riff, and afterwards killed sbe Sheriff, Who hal
seized upon certain property according to he re
muir etnenls Of Law.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

~ !" ahDEp.: Mr.. Polk has Al i,nsth ap.
pointed ~ Geo Harris" TO cfice-Put.er. in
'ne zNaVy' THIS is the same HarrisWh expe.,.
eo 70 become thesprinter "by authoriiy.n He Is
an nltra AooIitlOnist from New Bedford, Mass J,
and was 1se selected by Mr. Polk in 1889, TO take
charge Of his Nashville Union. He is the same
oollifIonlst tina, used to make editorial appeals
70 h's paper 70 New Bedford 70 ths Voters u
Color begging them to vote FOR Henry Croker
lof CONGRESS, IN preference to John Read,
Wing, who hesaid, would act wish the Southern
mem beff', and closing bis appeals 10 this pise !:
shall give our rots % Mr. Croker, aud % will
every .abohtionisi IN .Nsu Bedford ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
--~ GAs@Es. : EauIsIrIoN.

| Anew Orleans ls..,. .ftbe is,h -. ;
lhssaes his reputation on Is. s,lsetnot %
j .,,aa. seen. Gainess-s esfssd upon The oe
ssrs Of arksosss. Aississifri, Tennessee, J
iKealeky, % bold their volunteers in IesRk .
HE does po,do this under any difec, X,
or otdsF.som Washington but eo1, s,
lself au,bhzed under his general ninion
s<tine dcretionary. No eps ,ms r..
lformajeu he may posse.s, ,ha
rendet such sep nscsssaV. sr.f v.,.,
Ter sas- Res not "catch
seen. Gaines is. an alNfof the present
anil am greatly fnis,sI eccSded 10, Uncle
iI"from the War Del6f expenses 10 fooi,
proceedings. Il hiSGill refuse 70 have 4
Sam will have the ground that the
or. what is more 4nauthoiized and unne-
ny thing tod presume the different Co
whske Esod fonding 10 the call, would
lher q. io7kunw the orders under which
Nd {. ~ 10 have such Information given
ftd IN shs.f opinion repder the
~ Without waiting for express
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

WHEAT REAPER "A full snR rnfnnlets re-
IN be fond in orr eafur4ns to-dsy, ofthe
eep0r, Z, lated in Berkeley .ihat Capt Ransom had
Idise.tted ahDle COrmiek Wheat Reaper, las. hsr-
-. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

The immense sle bboat Oregon. recent.
" lrdnched 81 Ne York. has been en-
ished. and Win shiily be placed on ihe
route bstxesn Ns7 York and PIosidelcs.
Her length is ,hrehundred and forty feet
lien ieet lone<r IN lhs steamship Ciex
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

.4rricsdai CsaeMasf The Cineinl ali
Euoairer Of ihe p u says: e." Cssyios
n Claws Type an Press arrived here
.,'< morning 6y ths steamboat Elk. con.
.isnsd 10 January snf tzJior.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

sEACHEs,-This dekcious fruit appears in
'ne l4iliNRfe markets in the greatest abundance
wan touf citizens have ayailed themselves Of
the faes afforded ~ he R ,ilroads snd have
supplied Semselves.. On The eas,srn shore Of
greatest quantity have been grown
--one eentlea a,ons ,.;s;,, On ooo Al
Thsi havs bed srIling Il IL. s.l,imo,. 49,.
hausJs~ '"A" " Eve cents per peck.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

hOokp uehaye slesss supposed and We are now
furnished wi,h evidence q Ibis ftem aaecIaration
Il -. Washington uniOp, which says-"Gen'l
RGaiaes has received 20 suthosi,y, as far as We
are advised, 10 nske this reqnisiliOn upon The
OF Louisiana. The command Of the
arm, az obsersa atom is especially eauus.rd p
General Tay lof."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

me edncr Of The Harrisburg Telegraph
mas Oeen snesl an egg plumb, which measured
49, by ~ indhes in circumference Also a
tpeach, which measured III inches ir circnm-
terrence, and feighed l2i ounces SWe shonld
hg-es----''a rs 5s55fn 10 The edifo,s ., :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

+ 20 .p HHT.-tt The last session Of
20 u. .'..-,.h J, arture Law was passed With
: IS ~. - Ne OF abduction. The FIRST
-. - -. "a - fisd 81 Harrisburg few
-: - y. .s'.... NE conviction Of i Mr.
.o.s, n, = -. Miss Early. He was
z spment inthe county
one hundred dollars and The Cd " ,..e.s...:..
The Law in Pennsylvania on I. 49,, 4. ~
/ eelIen, one, and we should like .;n;,,. Is.
ontae Statue Book Of every State . Iya;oo'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

asFThs tennessee Republican armour.
hes ,he.aeash Of Hon. Thomas L i. Brent.
formerly Charge q Affahes to Portugal,
and spn Of. the late Hon, D. Carroll Brent
Of Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

o4Ben Hardin writes to the Kentucky Yeo-
man, that he will soon publish an address 70 the
public, which he 81 con6den. will excqiPate
him from all censure in relation to Miss Cush-
man. 1t Will be recollected he was drivenIfro
Frankfort, KY by the public, for an alleged IN
sign 70 dlsuo1.- "a Young ladx. 80,
paced under his 81. ,.-..,,. 80 I.
explain the CAUSES = n ! =" avs II. -
r,ankEort.s Z i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
TOO nue. ,nhlinc
,;o,as che ,etienn o4'"s'

a0 ecliPper notices the evil results
q. vseAO young man from The eOuatry,
na', 4Son visit TO that city, and who, unfor-
our Nelly, suffered himself TO be eniiced into one
THE swindling shops which are 50 numerous
ihere- The young man had just come into the
possession ola patrimoUS OF $40 COO. He wa.
ioducsd by pretended friend. who acted as the
stool pigeon on the occasion, into gambling
room on Calvert street, where, after being free
y dosed with Champagne, and when sufficient
~ under the influence of msbria,ion, The game
Of robbing commenced. They succeeded be.
fore morning in not only getting al the money
conla med about hisPerson, but actually secured
his checks for the entire sum Of $40, 900 which
he had some days before deposited ID bank -
He was not suffered to retire at dsylight, but
detained BY force until the opening OF The bank,
for fear that the payment Of The checks might
be stopped BY himself orfriends. At the hour
of Q they hurried 70 the bank and drew tb< mo-
ney, snd are now rus6esling throughout the
country On the fruits Of their vitlainE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

Dspqrt.ue Of ths . ss Br;faia.-.Tbe
Steamship Gfsai Brlain. Captain, Hosksn /.
|.aok her departure from New York III
Llverpool at three tslock on Sssesdav AZ
ieruoon. She bal fifty lth1se cabin 20
sesgers. lsfge Al. and twelve holdrsd
bales q colon. "a Pakksges Of othe. 81
'ielss. as oargo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

4 aes.e ~omaa died II the residence
Of Mr. A. H. Sillingion. in Bath, feE
days ago. at The remarkable age Of lis
years. The TACT Of her age. we under.
stand. is prelSy clearly made out. She
belonged 10 The estate Of Mr., Sflington's
father. and Aasbeep charge to the fami-
|ly tor near thirty years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

Sickness in1HhnV
thus city, who has = gentleman of
tour Though lllrnols .ufned from !
be prevalent in many sfckpess ID
cedented extent ~ 20 an unpre.
10 Madisor ard Macoup rairie. W.
family is sxempl, and 70 plies, mol :
whole famIlies are Prostrl Instances
came under his ooserva'Ios be case :, !,
Of nine persons. oil SO low fam;Iv1
was able io<ender any assisl a..
other srd many other sisnila y.
hear 81. line diseases prevail
;-ds fever and fever and ague.
Missouri n "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

The fbiIsdiphia papers slate that Cop.
I Elliott has .aaslSd ! relapse. and nov