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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-16

Il is said that Romnlus NJ. Saunders is to
be appointed Minister to Spain, and Mr..
Richard Rush will receive the mission to
Mexico.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-16

S7,65S.3o6 %
ID expenditures
1916, are as fol-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30
ing counties



Gov Jones, 10 bis message to the Legislature
Of Tennessee, refers 10 the Eiucaiion statistics
Of The State, and says they present 50 dark and
gloomy an appearance as 10 be locked on with
sorrow and regret He suggests some steps BY
which thefommon schools Of the Stale may DO
made more useful, and considers 4 necessary
that the school fund be. enlarsed~"l have
locked 10 The States interest in the proceeds Of
The Pablie Lands, p says The Governor, 4 when
ever The policy Of Distribution should obtain, as
sure neans OF accomplishing this object. !
have cherished the hops Of seeing this policy a
dop,et with the gteatssi fonjness because
saw in Il the cpnsummaiiou Of This grea; aud in
valabls benshi 10 the State. Bai. as this hope Is
moi 10 be realized, a, least for some years to
cone, Il behooyes the Slate 70 bring into rsqui-
siiiop al he means she may possess--lel all her
Energies be summoned to the Task Of providing
remedy for This great aud growing evil.n
Ia the event e no other means being al hand,
>ths Governor recommends taxation 10 support
the schools Of lhs State,
elicieht means for redeeuiog the State from the
thhaldom Of ignorance, with which il ixai pre-
cent bound. The proceeds Of the public lands are
referred 10 BY Gov Jones for supporting The cause
ef Education in Tennessee, and indeed We kno1
Jof no better disposition that could Be made Of
them than thai, 10 The Old Dominion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30

q. Tu<sdsy The I3sh iass.. By III Rev. Mr..
Wheeler. Alr. lAeoe LAueK. 81 Clarke SQqni7, NJ,
d Misa EfEkz u eidex. daughter 81 keFi Can
Dinrham, II Beskelsy eoenly. Va.
d. she tlih Inst. - ihe Rev. p. 3. Spssard Mr..
S,rIn6R FRsrs q Mia NARx JAHs. eldest daughter
e ar. John Boy ~ &c Frederick sas VI.
4, Moust Ids. ae.r Alexsndria. D. G. IAsh INST !.
81 re Rev. e 4, Lippell. jonN J. i.rprn. Es9 OF
R.i,imore. 10 EtlxA AFnIsrsAn. daughter of The
LATE DE-. Wilson Carey Seiden, q Loudoan eos. Ne.
On he eoth inst in ST. Peter,s Church. Balsi-
more. ~ the Rev. Thomas Atkinson. Rev. W.T.
IIln G. JAcKsnx, Chaplain Of The University Of
virginia, 10 MIRA EIizABETH r. CAMf Bill, Of
Lynchbarg, Va.
Al Old Town, Nd. Oh he 2sth suit,. BY the Rev
James TAYLOR, Mr.. JoBN G. PuLrz 10 Miss AK
MosaoE-- both Of fiaupshire CO., W.
10 worces,er. Mass., % The OH inst, Tat. p.
SHARPNESS, Esq. Of Louisville, Ky, 70 Miss NANCY
| r. PRATr, Of The former place.
| Al he residenee III Franeis Lowndes. Esq
Georgetown, d. C., on the 2ist inst.s By the Rev
| 81 G. Gassaway. Mr.. HoRATIo + BEnRr, q
1 Geofgefoen, 70 Mrs. MAnrRk LouIsE MAsNing
4 o. Jefferson county. Va
i On Thursday morning last. By The Rev. A. II. II
| Ho,d. Mr.. JonE G. RICHAansox. 81 Warren Coun
tty, 70 Miss SARAH AK BAKER. Of Winehesser.
On tie aQd inst, By The Rev. Elias Harrison. Mi
SAMUEL H. ADAMS, Merchant, TO Miss THRREs,
daughter Of The late Richard Vsitch. Esq both
Alexandria EE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30

The Norfolk Beacon states that Hunter
Hill. tried ., the late Superior Court Of
Nsnsenond county. Va. for killing Ma
jor Robes: R Smith. has been convicted
OF murderin the 6rst degree.
The Judge. alter short bot very inn
pressive address TO the prisoner, p.onounc.
ed the awful sentence Of Death 10 be car.
RED into execution 10y hanging) on Fri
day, the Cd Of January next. The prison.
e. appeared to be much affected; be spoke
few words previous 10 being led ou:, say.
ling be hoped God would forgive him. and
,ua, sHe PsvPre wouIu forgive MIN snc
that he had 20 thought Of killing Msjol
Smith when Be asked bin 10 walk Wit
him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30
the TARIFP--TnE oAB4ss1.

Thu correspondent Of The New York Herald,
gsnealy wen informed on passing events .,
Washington, writes under date Of the 2lsi instant
As follows:
We are informed, and oor authority i, semi,
official, thai al meeting or the cabinet yester.
day, on The question OF the modification Of ibe
lard, there was palpable and unequiyocal di.
yisioS rs follows:
For the Recommendation 10 the Presidents
message, agteeaply TO the plan of reduction Of
Mr. Walker, TO The lowest reveuue standard
wl,h Determinations for revenue exclusively
entirety desiroyiug the mininums snd specific in.
positions Of the act Of 42, including The aba,e.
meat Ct The q, per cent upon cold iron
The President
Hoo. r. J. Walker, s. +.
Hon. Cave johnson, p. M. g.
Hon. john T. Mason, a. G.
Aga inst such reeomuendations- S
Hob. James buchanan, s. s.
Hon. W. L. Marcy, s. w.
Hon. George Bancroft, s. NJ
Msieriiy in favor Of . reprsl Of the Law Of ,42
and he establishment Of MIR. walkers system,
'ne, aud that one the Execuiive
40 explosion Of he cabinet is dreaded upon
his very issse.
i ri tn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30
a Tract of Land,
SHERIFF,S SALE.

4 ~
III 1 WILL sell At public auctibn.. 10 Inc bipbe.,
oldder for cash, ia front Of JOS r Abelrs 10.
'e., 81 Hafpefs-Feny 90 Saturday, The ISM a.,
q November next, all lhe4right,sud in,ersss N
VIM McGfaw id The followine 9n,oas,, r. 4. X
pers Ferry. = = - AZ
lsi. 70 The two story stone house and IL. Il,
Upon, wnicn y y situated. in which he now e.
sioes Lne interest OF said McGfaw Id The preni.
ses = ateasdhoids and is derived 10 him fron, .
lease executed on the 18Th day Of March, 1890
Clerks Office oflhis couny. q ~ 'ne
2d. 10 a lot wi b three houses upon Il, .;,,,.a
near the Methodist Churcb.t The ,nte,... ~
sad McGraw IN these premises was acquired by
a lease executed 10 Patrick fefrals by Nh
STayne, on the ist day of February, 1899, and
by him transferred 10 said ,Mc(:raw. Til. Is "a
so Of record
Sd. In1he slaughter house srrd stable. onth.
shenandoah river new in The possession OF Nc
Graw These premises are held under 90 I'm.
recorded lease from the Officer Commanding
81 the Armofy, which can be seen !: his Office.
Also, great variety Of Household and Kilch-
en Iurn'urr, such as beds, table,, chairs, ovens,
The Shove property win 81 sold 10 satisfy
snndry executions in no y hands be- collection.
ROBERT LUCAS, ID IS.
oci ~, l645. Spt For D Sniueiy.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30


Tie correspondent Of the Baltimore Pa.
,riot. VIC is generally web Informed,
writes thai be has been assured That The
following sppoininenis and promotions
will be sp. 10 tate place bslese Ions, e
wit:
The Hon. james Buchsnsn. now Sc.
eretary Of State, Judge Of The Supreme
Court. sssa
: The uoa. r. Hartley Crawford. now
Commissioner Of Indlan Affairs, Judge 81
The Criminsl Court 81 the District.
The Hon. John Is Mason. nov Alior.
ney General. Secretary q Sisie.
! The Hon. Seth Barton nov Solicitor Of
The Treasury. Attorney General.
The lon A B Meek. non CLERK ID
me Solicitors 0aiee. Ssliciior Of the
TFeastIy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30
VIRGINIA. FREE PRESS.
\ OuARLE5TOWU:
THURsDAY nroRNIuc.
y OCTOBER 40, isa5.
wArERl tgATER !

L > s "a ~
The iaporisnee Of an sbondarr supply Of 20
ier Vas never more foreibIy ILLUSTRATED sbsh IN
she Ian ikfes.eaing Gre ., WiEeheftet- Bal fsf
ibs regular SIMPLY from me naier plugs, and
from The sovs R1n, one bal: W tosn sould have
been Inevitably des,foyedzztssn d spite q Ine
rrusofdiaary efertior,I 81 he AfemsD -
thst arc humsn sfsI1. without vsIsss hofse
lhsn impoient.
Iseeed, 20 senabiy hare Ihs ioue sathosl'ief,
and he clllzsps, bees impfessed SHAME imPof-
tsaes Or reytT..siIiog r,sosrses 10 his respect,
.h,v n Is resolved 10 erect Two l.rge R,isf.
80, oak ;ah ground II The Northern snd south.
ets rsft of ts.e iesb. Thousasds and isasoi
,hoosas.,s Of dollars have already been ssEed b.
IL iles wsssr convenience. now existing.
Il Il lal az sispple Of this sorrso'ih thousand
tpcculsfisns, 10 he mId., Of dense bsoeks 81
buildings. With slrorg wind drisins The flames
il every direction, bal lso large iensmenis IN
ODE sp0, AID .fse susli ones ID smother, have
been aesGo,et. The rescus Of the greater POI,
I,ion Or The Town seems aldiosi miraculous bu'
aheswale an1 The flemen we're the Providential
Iiasisumenis Of The occasion.
Do the people Of Ichariesioun mean 10 faltel
now. 10 their projece Are they not liable q .
~ moment io,a great calamity And will thej
not provide sueh means as have sa,ed I l,..I
viii res, satisfied vishou, another vigorous etfor
/ for wsitr. Ajax Of Eve dollars year Is but
mite 10 comparison with The advantage and se
Curly 10 be derived from an unfailipg supply .
water.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30
THE MARKETS
O6iee Of The Baltimore Aineiiean,
October 81. 5, p. M.
EThe .otf-riny. n the scale

II
CArTLE.-The offerings Z. shs scales soHp.i.'
4s-iisy ,,~s.s, ts 4 ne nuutbst
iakea by packers S35 head, and by butchers 81
head. Average rate Of ssies about Sc r25. ri
H0GS.-1h demand for live Hogs Is brisx- =
There is 20 change in prices and We quote IS be-
fore 81 Sass IS al
FLOUR.-Since our last weekly review very Ill
gle OF consequence hss tanspired in the market for
Howard street Flour. On Saturday few parcels
were taken at S., which was then the prevailing
rate. To-day there u more inquiry, and the mar
kei isrsiher frmer. but sbme hat unsettled There
are purchasers st S, but owing the news from lie
northern markets being more favorable holders are
looking for higher prices and S. I25 is generally
asked. So far as We are advised no transseticn, f
note have taken place. The last settlements for re
eeip.s we're Al 81 s75.
6RAIN.-Very Little Wheat Offering to.day.
We nae small sales 81 good to prime Md. and w.
reds At i03al08 eis~ Onelo or two parcels Of Pepos
red were sold u it0ati2 cts On Saturday sales of
family Hour white wheat were made Il li5sllS cts
--noae in market to-day. A#E
We quote Corn. which is very scarce at 81 cis
Tor old white, and 6o462 for old yellow New
white Is worth 50&55 cts according 10 condition. I
Sales Of Md. Rye II 6O.7O cts
We quote Oats al 36a37 cts
WHlSKEY.--Priees continue fifm Win iim;t
ed demand at "a cts. for hhds and IS cts for bbls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30
AaEnIcAa RAN RoAp lRos.

The Harrisburg "a Telegraph notices .
qasniily ofihs + Rail, MANUFACTURED Al the No o.
tour Iron Works, in Danville, Pa entirely Of
Anthracite lfon,Nhich fof beauty Or make and
! finish tutpasses lhe English The Rails are 10
feet in lens,h, md weigh 81 pounds 10 the
yards and Il IS believed thai The material Of
which they are formed, Is superior TO thai used
10 The Easiish Rail. They are made, continues
the ysiegfaph, for The Harrisburg and Lancas-
Ter Railroad Company, who are nov engaged 10
completing The laying down OF their new track
viii them. Upwards Of 200 tons Of these
Rails have been eonPlsted. The MontOur Com.
pany- intend manufacturing from 10000 70 IL.
600 tens o. this kind Ct Rail pet yesr.
This is grea. triumph Of American genius,
/ and proves ., once that We acceptable Of mann
fselufing every thing within ourselves which Is
waited ia the prosecution Of business.
The iron manufactures Of ihe county are.
enabled, By the Tsrif Of Jsi2. u compete with
the English Ia The manufacture Of Rail Road
Iron, who hare, heretofore, almpst exclusively,
had that trade. Ard the ptiee 3 scarcely en-
HANGED 10 Us BY that protection. Railroad ifop
10 liverpool is worth about $50 per top, and !
prospsesef siill further rise: his 4 fair pre-.
sumption that had ne continued 10 Import il,
The rise would hare been still higher, IS il is 40
ariiele hat dsPends on lis price Tor supply and
demand: The price paid for freigh., &c. on
iron imported 10 This country from Rnsiand
<sirhsss 'tusyl would ssn ~ = ssa PEI s.oa
Aad ysi. The iron nasless of our eous.rs, we
lean from The N. X. T.ibnns, are eentrseline
10 deliver railroad bars q excellent qaal,,y Al
N70per ton; 50 iha; ~ his monent our heavy
day Of as'psr ton On This iron does 20, essep-
tally !, al, enhance ils price 10 he Apsrisan
conspnet.
No doubt caa be entertained thai Is We I'D
vssee i is nsnufsslarr, The price ~il f4ll, and
before hong he iron basinsss viii Be an To-
sstes,, ihss Ike he self balanced lower, can
....a .fs.es..
Il1lU 0fAlte
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30

Tsxss. sliboush 20. ssiirely annsxsd.
hss Cos, or Government about "a. 0Oo. :.
900 10 mskioe preparations q meet. ia
mortal sisiie. orr neish5or Of Mexico.
Covsrnnenl will soon end ont hat lhe
whistle has been dear one. and ths. IN
the end no gres, or Pernanept good VAS
gained By its annexation. Like the can
ker worm. il will be always gnsuing 1t
the vilsls Of our government draining
the Treasury mill its Plsilsr glisiens in
i,s emptiness- creating jealous feeling
between The Northern and Southern in
teres,s. Iii viii prove itself ID have been
the greatest humbug and The Americans
tie greatest humbugsed people on the
lace or the earth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30
TaE RESULT IN OHIO.

Wink ~ II
Wing majority on joint ballot, %.
II will be seen that abe Qhioians have aequi'-
ted themselves with honor 10 themselves snd glo-
~ 10 the great cause for which they labored.
Last year the Wing majority vas l6 on joi1l
ballot The year previous there was small
whig sj0rily in one House only, and for ma.
ny years previous to thar lime, with probably
single exception, there vas Loeofoeo majority
il 10th branches Of the Leeislatu.ef Thanks to
the indomitsbls spirits Who have batlled 50 fear
ssssiy Tor party thai is Is Lofty in feeling, and
noble in aspirsuons, Is ID is Of intrinsic value 10
the government under which il exists. The
Ohio Journal deserves great credit for the ability
displsyed ip lie columns during the late contest,
and is deserving The united and en- n,asss supper,
Of The Whigss The Unierri6ed Buckeye State.
The Journal says that we have gained largely
on The pOPui.r vote Of nearly :. szsfy caass''r
II sppears by the latest accounts from
Florida. that E. C. CABELL (Whig) has
been elected Representative 10 Congress
from the new Stale, by . majority Of
some two hundred votes over w. H. Broc-
kenbrough, his Locoloco compeii,or. This
victory is 1.-THE more gratifying from its hav-
ing been entirely unexpected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30
Potatoea.


The Boston Journal says:-A late let
Ter from Halifax, received 10 Boston, says
that potatoes are selling Tor fifty cents 4
batrel-but that they are pouring in from
eli quarters. and prices must fall. The
crop in Nova Scotia is large.
10 our town. Potatoes are bringing sew
eniy. Eve cents for . good article. In
deed. we heard Of a sale ofpotaiosss a, 81.
and that price offered for more OF the
same prime quality.
The price is. however, mostly confined
to about 80 cents per b1shel. which We
think win be sbou, ibe market price thi,
uinier
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30
REMOVAL.
WINCHESTER
Iron and Brass EGllndru.

INHE subscrlbsf has .epoovss 4. ro,,d,, i
!, n lae .oillats'y purchased bs.aim, few hun
dred yards south " ais old star f;he Depot. o.
Markeis,reei.and has added extensively 10
his facilities foE doing business: He il ii AZ
times prepared 10 furnish Castings Of every ID.
scriptiop, al Tho shortest nrtice and on accom-.
modallng terms such rs Mill GEARING. Thresh.
ing Machine Castings, Mould. Boards, Wsgon
Boxes, (cast from the hest MAGICAL and al Skor,
notice. Miliowners and olhersin want 81 CAT.
,ngs wont do yell 70 give call snd exsmin.
his large assortment OF Patterns, before purchas.
ing elsewhere Iron Turning and Smi,hi6rsre-
cuted with despatch.
The subscriber keeps constantly on hand an
assortment Of Hh,bawa rs celebrated Patent Hot
air COOKING STOVES, unequalled BY any 9TH
er cooking stove ever offered 10 The public: also.
Ten Plate Stoves Of different sizes, wholesale OF
retail.
Iaylor's SIra,o Cutter and Corn Shelter,
An entirely new aslicle. This machine combines
strength with durability, and isi unsurpassed by
any other machine, for cutting Straw, HAY.
Cotnsialks, OF for Smelling Corn, ever offered ID
| The farming communily. The construc,ion BEL
ing such that The user can woIkthe machine se.
Ipsfate and spart, this machine requires less pow.
er than any other cutter OF shelter 10 use. The
strength Of one man being abundant power.
Persons wishing 10 purchase viii be supplied
with The machine Oh liisl. 10 please or no sale.
The subscribers, being lhankful fnr past sun
lpnrt, sclicits co1tinuance OF ibe same All or
deTs thankfully received and puDctually aliend-
ed ics Ole Brass and Iron Castings isken ID
exchange for new work.
GEO. W. CHM.
lfA Winchester Oct 40. lS45 -6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30
An once DeciIned.

The Hon: Franklio Pearce has declin.
ed the appointment. conferred upon him
by Governor Steele, OF Senator Of New
Hampshire, in the Congress Of the Uni.
ted States, in place Of the Hon. Levi
Woodbury..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30
AlEXANnRlA MARkErs
From the .altxand,ia Ca.stt. d F,id

From The .alszand,ia Gassn. Of Friday.
FLoUR--Thutsday, there were some sales Or
Capal Flour At prices not made public, but GER
iainly below IS. Yesterday, il was frequently
offered a, that price vithoui finding buyers
The ruling price from wagons, The lasliwo days,
has been s4,s5, closing rather dull
GRAlN.--W quote good To- prime red at the
wharf Al l0Sal05 cepis-White l05sil 10 GEMS.
Corn Is scarce and wanted at so cents for white
and So cents for yellow.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30
The baltimore and ohio Rail soad.

The Board q Directors Of this ComPa-
ny. At a special meeting held on Wednes-
day week. unaoinously reelected Louis
McL,nes President Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road Company and in conse-
qdence Of bis absence as Minister 10 Eng
land, Samuel Jones, Jr Esq. was unani-
mously re elected President pro fem
The proposition for reduction Of fare
10 Cumberland aud intermediate places,
il is expected will be finally acted upon
al The next meeting.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30
commsne.msne o. nc canai.

The Georgetown Advocate states that
the contractors for the completion Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal from Dam
No. 6 70 Cumberland. are already on the
ground, and are entering with energy up
on the prosecution Of their undertaking.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30

-
fhs c6sdtssos Msrcsg nskcs : real Ps'.s'
fasboa osi o. he TasiG, uhrn i,aserioss fsosp.-
,,at Ia siios. sbslhishisn, tbs Texas qnss'.'n'
e.. siI 20 IL Thsy sscsibs % ~ ussz'ns, =
p,ti. he deelire not osiy q ch.flss'e'' ).
81, n rn,fy, bel Of he eonnsres % " o.'si
e,,,-, 81 ,hs soash. Ths Mercury says;
arhe true case Of sxorbiisnt isxnnoss ne
n ,ugp,us revenue, end pronisals exPesdAnie'
5, he Gehersl Covernnsni, i the L1!g
sTResT~if i the ifue Rsreni q Aoo'''oa''1
10 The Nsrth.
RE Texas question was ~ edsetof or Ls-
IN roliry, aad Tar ssbofdinste % i ID imPor.
tshcels To be safe, ue must sziiTas y ifon me
i<ei>iafion over Us
gThsse mo suffer from fsls promises eanaoi
20 ea,ilt forget Is those vho MAKE flsel- And
while r6e burdsn Of that Ubiquitous Tsrih, shich
Demdctasic voIes forced 6po1 os, is still weigh.
IL - 10 the earth, We cannot forget 4 ve
zouia, that brsi u ps1iy is = dangerous q s's'
II pTineesn
So then, IL vas aDmseratis sslfs" that forced
d upon yyui Msrk you this, fes-irsde nen q
Virginia: The Charleston Mercury s,.ies ex'
plicitly, What. Is well known, though pot &c
knosledged, that IL was aDemoeralie votes
which fastened upon the eouotry iAis ''iaiqaiioul
black TsIian The Mefeary ihsrefoss rei,srsie
its giant Of confidence in The powers that Be
when i,ssys-'.,hai trra IN fairy is . danger
ous Is irt,si inspriaees."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30
rug SCHOOL FUND.

The Second Auditor. James Brown r..
Esq. ha, published d list Of the ApProPri-
atoms from the Literary Fund for the edu-
Gallon Of The ChildTen Of The Poor. for
1876 We ,subjOiu the quotas for our
own county and several Of the neighbour
ing counties.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30
GroRGEFoWN MARKETS

From ths Gforgsioicn ddroeats Of Saturday.
FLOUR Buyers yesterday at s4.s7i, and
sellers al IS.
WHEAr,--The receipts for the past week
have been very heavy, and prices have ranged
through The week al 81 10 100 cts per bus. for
good 10 best qualities lee. Wbrie wheat l00lo
ITO els. per bus, 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30
a1..Aoal.. Rsv, r.l..

4 i stated that 10 Baltimore. 10 four
weeks $50 members were added. The
Methodisis have 10 thai city % Churches
and Chapels. and several new ones are ID
progress Of erection.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30
a Three Lecg.d Par,rllg..

We were shown. by Master George
Flsgg,a Partridge. with three legs sho,
BY hin few days since. Talking Of
this, we may add. that PaItridges are unu-
sually abundant the present season.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30

eeThe Euiaw House, Baltimore. which
cost $4,000. was lately purchased BY
R. Garrett s Jones, at auction. for $751;
500.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30

e6on Monday night week, snow fell
10 the depth Of an inch in Bedford. Mass.
There was slight fall Of snow al Buff
islo on the 18th insisn,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30
DTr, Calhoup,s Retr-p -, =,

....! -. .. Wy D. States. which is thus
noticed BY the Washington Union. the Of.
fetal organ:
"ltIis nov reported and believed that
Mr.. Calhoun will return TO the Senate Of
the U. States al the next session Of Con-
eress." Nh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30

e<The Small Pox is said 10 be pre-.
vailing 10 an alarming degree 10 he UPPER
part Of the Stale Of New York. III
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eBy permission of Providence, the third quar-
teriy Meeting for Jeffrr son Circuit will be held in
the Methodist 2. Church, nj Brucetawn. commence
ing Oh Friday, 7lh November. bishop WAusH and
other Ministers viii be 10 attendance.
Oct 80. X
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30

The editor Of the N Y Courier de.
Etais Unis. writing from Pals. states that
the first instalmenton FIVE new railway
schemes in France. recently paid in, a.
noun, I'd abou, $50, 900 600.
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REM OVAL,
MITILLINJEERW

MfoS NopD mas returned toi Hsrpers-Fer-
st.A ~, and il now ready to receive orders in
the Millinery line, according 10 the lates, s,yles
and fashions-rand hopes that in addition to ,he.
patronage Of Der old friends, sheiswill be able 10
secure that Of many additional c1stot ers. i
Miss w. feels confident that shs viii be able
70 sun the prevailing taste in all respects, and
silIbe happy 70 receive early cali. a
Harpers Ferry, Oct 80, l845
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30
NI1lE1IISiH8Ya
WIS .yYrnOm&Id

70 EsPEcTFULLY announce 10 the Ladies
~ Of ChsrIestown and vicipi6 that she ~
just received The latest
FILL AND WINTER M4SHTOArS
For Millinery and Mantua makiae. and Il nra.
pared TO execute all work entrultsd TO her csre
in the peatest and most fashionable st,le and II
the shortest notice. She returnk her graceful
thanks for the liberal patronage lheretoIore exs
tended 10 her and solici,s contipuapce 81 nv
same.
Oct 40 ls45 q