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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
rHE asooT OK THE OTHER FoOT.Y

The Richnond Whig gives The editor Of the
Washington Union deserved rap over the
knueIle., y for his cries Of ',Whig comrai.,ee
Al work ., The fcspitoi,& Sc" The Wing says;
When the Wellington Union. few days since,
complained so bitterly Of the "organizationn Of
the Wings, and Of their ranking large number
Of documents among the people, vas j; not ~
ware that its own friends were engaged in the
same woke And did il intend, by the old arti-
Zee sfH1rins 'sstop Thiefln 10 avert suspicion
from -kts Of It's own party, by accusing ils
opponents 10 advances The Washington cor.
respondent ofthe New Yoik Express writes, on
the 97lh ult as follows: ~ looked into the
Capitol yesterday and the day previous, and
found the folders busy al work, folding Locofo-
co speeches. They we're doing all this with go.
yernment paper, in govern men. time, and with
government materials Why does not the U
MON tell its readers OF these things OF does il
claim a monopoly in the lime Of Ihe Congress
sional folders, and 10 the paper prepared and
paid for BY Congress" for the use Of its own
partys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
ooyEnamES~ -.e.~ohr.


A paper printed 10 he western part oil New
;Yetk. gives : small sample Of Government e.
,eoneny. II aates that . nambtr Of wagons nave
been conlras,ed for in that ptighborhood At Hint-
~ asllays each, While they can be purchased oS
nrya,e idual. single, al siriy dsi.ars, being
an ADVANCE Of any per cent. upon their lrus
market value. &
Another Instance Of prp9igsli,y may be seen
IN The company organized for the California e
petition, puder Col. S,evenson-notorions tol
his connection with the Glen,wOrlh aaalt = =
>New York. The regiment Is 10 start 70 .t.
Assels chartered stsn expense OF sos,paFs
fake them out, when thousands Of yessnousasu
might have been procured - u. ~
miles nearer the scene q R.,, -, ~
have,o "pay the Co. 49, 80 ' "
.iecefved hide
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
From The Glasro,o (Juo., Mn.

DIED-On the 18th ult. at The civ Ha,ei n
i3oonsille, Missouri, MI JANIS Il. MITrargI i,,s
Of Clarke county, Va, III the 22a wear ~ b;s soc
Sad, indeed isthe RI Election. hat one - y,,sr.
20 promising. so highly lattered win every pros.
zee. otlongevl'y, should be called so suddenly 10
Wy 'ns fsal'.ies o. another world The subject Of
widowed mpther. an affectionatc bro,her ,snd ,wo
sisters il April last, and came u thig ante ~ ~
ne tofluhe among strangers But alas. four short
nag scarcely performed their revolutions,
snen ne VS. compelled 70 languish for q time d
ons and 70 perish, derelict and forlorn,
destitute q those consultations which assuase Ire
agony o. ne closing scenes Of existence. where
pniosophy affords no balm, and where no Kind or
1iginn
No friends were Nigh no Kind dornest;e Tar
Pleased thy pseghost, oil erace,I M asr.f,, t;s
BY srspger's hands thy diving ewes we're s,o..
by strangers hands thy deeen, i;yrhs sa..a,
~ ~ s 0a hanos ny humble grave adorned,
y - as'nofed, and by strangers mourned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

The last Lynchburg Republican states thata
letter has been received dated at New Orleans,
from Capt. Talbot, one Of the police Of that
town, who has pursued Epes, siatns ihal nc
had received Satisfactory Information that Epes
had continued his route to Galveston, Texas,
under he assumed name of B. Davis, Of N.
Carolins,-the name which he bore 10 Lynch
burg. Capt. T. moi desPaifiog OF hnaliy arrest.
ing him, was 10 leave the day after The date Of
his letter, for Galveston, in pursuit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
UMAREBsR0yvM:
rxURspAx MonuIn =.
se5fcsab<v 70, is1s.


The Tariff 81 1912 vas repealed be-
csuss Il wss declared 10 be opprenively
high. and now We iad The Treasury Del
par.meni engaged 10 20 ef,n 10 prove
that The recent sei Of Congress i more
.proleefips than ibs odious Black Tariff
iiself. II Is true. il requires some inge-
sious twisting Of facts 10 make out such
. result. yet 10 accomplish Il rates are IS
suned which every business mau's expe-
rience viii contradict. For insia-ee. Ma.
deris Wine 10 SET down under the lste
Tariff ii 81 per cent. The real duty
was specific one Of 60 cents per gallon.
equalson 81 20 fthe actual cost 10 fifty
per cent. To make il but Eye and .
quarter. - assumed. would require il 10
cost. Sl2 per gallon.
We link iislikeiy the sesns,resses Of
ihe Cities, who nov gel b., nine-psnc
for making shirt. will soon uodersiaud ibe
difference 10 their branch. The Whie Ts-
rif imposes Sly per cent; The Locotocc
/ but thirty on rsady-mpde clothing. On
hats snd bonne,s Gsrse.numbers Of which
kind are msnufsciuredin this country. J
the duty is redseed from 50 to 80 pei
cent. Brady was s per gallon, equal
40 I3l per cant. Il is now 10 be buI
leo. Other spirits were taxed a. high as
'644 per cent. They srenow put 1900
Here are proofs Of regard for the ponr..
I Special regsfd for The farmer, about
whose interest we heard 80 much during
abe eanvfss Of 1874. is eyioced in the
fact that under the Wing Tariff the'du,y
wa. % cents per bnshel, equal BY Mr..
Walkers statement 10 27s per cent
By the new Tariff The rate i. twenty pei
cent? Wheat Flour reduced from 323 L
twenty per cent Farmers 10 this ID,
,tor, Of protection now expected from you
Democratic friends'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

TITS PREsiDEST I'VE have .had an or
.siysl Ia.ely. moi Of the high funeiionafy
Of this name. but Of fer more usefaliin'
siruIneni Of public comtori-ve mean
Commander MAcALis's Locomotive Pre-
sideni. 10 high order Tor the Fsll bust.
ness upon our Railroad. This large Los
conceive has undergone thofoueh over
hauling Al ibe manpfaciory of William
Norris Ia Philadelphia. and she bal been
|reassalea 10 'tip-,op" style, and isnow
among he best engines 70 she eeaa-
try.
l,plssses The eye Of : good nsshsOic
10 see piece Of xoIk ike The Prssipeni
End ii must be gratifying 10 fnd the
head Of the Company taking such ener-
se.it means 10 p:oyide fer the lnejs'si1g
trade upon our Rosd. The skilipl rork-
men il the CompsDy's shops are also
busily engaged in keeping ,he Other en-
eines IN proper working order.
Hinskesiu RsrullSr,n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
A-arnER sLA1DrR oosrnApuorED.


ne Lafos se.s fteauently in their Journals
hhd 10 p1blic spseehes stirfo~,sd the seo,imepi
'tLsl The Government lake care of the rien, >aa
ths fleh villiake care Of the poor, to MI. Web
sief. Lately 10 Cincinnati Il was reiterated in
= Loco meeting tina, such sentiment was W.
W.. a gentleman enclosed the resolution
,couiaining i to Mr.. Webster, 10 which Mr.
W. replied, b. saying that he resolution 'ssseII-
ed 40 absolute fslsehOod. Ineyer uuered such
= sentiment Of any time, or in,any place, 10 sub.
stance, OF ID form, or any hing like il. The
falsehood o. ieinaiedin Washington, ten oil fifteen
1eafs ago. ] have cOntadic,ed the statement
time after time, publicly aad privately. Nc
.ptoof was ever produced, Or attempted 10 b
produced, OF sny such declaration made by me
Nevertheless, the falsshood eqntinues 10 be re-
peaied, occasionally, 10 the Political press
This i but illustrating a Tenet Of Loeofcco.
i'm, ihaia g lie well stuck 70, j. IS good as The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
Telegraph % k.,r or,eans..

d. Bravo, E,q the enlerprising proprietor Of
the Commercial News Rooms at New otleaos.
is now 10 Consultation with the prcpretors Of The
Telegraph line, to have il extended TO Eek Or
leans. A few days since he was IN Baltimore,
and IS nov 10 New York, where be hopes to
make the necessary arrangements FOR liberal
portioAsof The subscription to the stock which
must Be created to put j, 10 successful opera.
f;on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
naa.p.ea.s. o.s.r q oaa rsller..

The Grand Lodge Of the United States viii
eannence - annual session 10 he city OF Bal
sinete, % aoodsy he eosh last. The repre-
ssa:asises o. The Grand Lodge II :virsieia s,e :
PIG. Robert W. Reed, n Winchester. and = G
sardeeai ceoke. II Horfslk. From lhe Grand
Eaeampment Il Vireinis,sP. g. Z. C Rehiusop,
90 Noffsik. The GRAD Lrdee ui.l probable
chnsioue IN session wreck. u Is eompssee
q aboot fiY nsnbsrss eenpfisisg delegate.
ftsn ~ ,be' stats Gssni.Ledg<s fsd ,Eassmp.:
,srnls thfonshout he Uai.ss SAFES. The o.
der ) n asafisbise eosdhion through Of he
U arr, and shs number Of subordinate Lodges
! r.psdly iaeleasirg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
DIED. 2

On ihe al instant. f,kEJ,n,s ri,
son Of Benjamin md MAJ I aa AI s,. infsntI
three snnI4lLs and ~. ipu1iek, eyed
In Winchester, on Thursday 17fn mr..
Cochran, aged about. 81 years.
Do the l2ih ult. at the residence Of her son. q.
Charles q Wsggoner, near Pt. Pleasant. Masoi
county, va, Mrs ATARAH WAGGoNeR, eifa Cd
Maj Andrew Waggontr, In The SD wear II her avt /
forinetly Of Berkeley county.
AZ Shepherdstnwn, on Monday The 2iih nit Mrs.
Ellz. Y CooKrs, wife of Nh Michael Cookus,
.Aet again we hons. 10 meet thee,
AVhen the day Of life is fed,
Then in Heaven Win Joy 10 greet Thee
s Where no fare well-tear is.sbed. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

O. The death Of Professor Dew, noticed iDI
The foreign news, will be found TO be serious
loss TO old WiIlism and Mary land the event
i one which Will isaiet distress upon . hume
rous circle of friends II viii be remembered
that this gentleman was married only in June
lsstto an estimabis LADY of Clarke county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
Gen. TAYLOR an IN. %,

The Portsmouth New ETA says that since the
battles Of the Bib and 9lh OfMay, General Tsy-
Tor has had LII. D. attached 10 his name BY one
Of the Southern Colleges a
Whether Il be, correct or not, there can be no
doub, ihathc is as worthy Of il, as Gen. Jack
son, il the r richmond Enquirer was correct in
saying as 1t did in 1924, that :..Gen. jackson
could not construe the plain provisions Of
single la2r In the statue bookl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

We Informed BY The Raleigh Register that
% the 27Ih and12sah nllimnsihere was The high
Ell freshet IN Cape Fear river since The freshei
of1sl0 Great dsmsgs has 20 doubt been done
% Mills and other property, and general de-
struetion Of al riysf esOps. This, itssys, de
stroys The second ana third Plantines Of corr
his rear.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
Notices.

H. i. &c 10 second QgarteIly Meeting viii take
Hsrs.ra r W. methodist Episcopal Church al
ia, S,ats1 y On friday evening the lib
Ios,,, ss. .ne sapefIntendence Of the Rev.
otb., M;.;..,,.I z. There are number Of
- !. 8 #, - expeeted 70 be 10 attendance,
Ha1psrs Ferry, Sept 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
FROM SANTA FE.

The latest accounts from Santa Fe state.
that there are 1000 Mexican troops rea
dy 10 meet Gen Kefney. We are very
much inclined 10 doubt the correctness Of
the number.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
SCHOOL CoMMIcsIo.,rna

An adjourned meetine 81 Il. So,
sDners Of Jefferson conntv IA ncnooi Comnis.
F'iday The lin inst. 4, vb.h NJ axe place On
the districts will be eomnis,sd I'ns me whole Of
saoly necessary that tbose 81 ~ !. Is iadispen.
IRho were absent 1t he las, 80 I'm missioners
present At ihe NEXT. se'ing should be-
H. N. GALI.HHrp
Sept 3. 1876. HER, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
A Loco Plredie,loa.

The NY. Evening Posi-, (LocoN predicts,
that in less than three years, there will be an.
other oveFhaulipg Of "Ihe exorbiiant and fra
grant exaeliens" Of lhe Tariff. This is highly
complimentary Language, says The Richmond
Wing, TO be applied 10 Tariff law which the
Union tells Us was made 10 stand" We incline
10 The opinion that the Posts predictions will
be, 10 certain extent, verifsd-but it will be
10 increase The duties, mol 10 reduce them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

" a dissfaceiul row took place n
Moy anenslng "a, On the night Of ihe
Up Os'"eenlto"e Whites and negroes.
% "ni.u sess' uegio men were severe
" stabbed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

fJe By permission of prov;a.n. p,o.
lracied Meeting will be H. bslL !, = .,.,an
underline direction Of ,he 1. r. 0.s.esi
,hodist Episcopal Church. earm.aa q 'ls Me-
day September is. '''e &c ing Satur-
Sept TO -Sairii com.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
RAE WEATHER.

In New York on Saturday the .hermo.
me,erIs,ood al sso 10 9o0 % Sunday i.
rosealo 94e in the shade.
10 Philadelphia, on Saturday, they had
93o 10 The shade. end on Sunday s6o.
Id Baltimore. on Saturday. So 10 9Oo.
,Ou Sunday 9ae. pa Monday. The high
est range : IS So.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
ADVANCE in BREADsTUFFS

y aH5
The Baltimore American Of Tuesday
says The last steamer IRON England.
brought roa, orders for The purchase u
Flour. Whea,. and Irdian Corn and Meal
based on ths Isllegsd shoriness d ihsl
potato crop and the effects Of un:avora-
bic harvesting weatherin England. Phi
css have advanced ii The New York
market, andare likely 10 Be correspond
ingly effected here.
aseI, will be seen, BY the Report of
Mondays market. iha, since the receip,
Of the news some Ten thousand barrels q
Flour have been sold 10 Baltimore.
BnEAp SruFFs-The New York Ex.
press'oi Saturday p. "a. says:
.sThe news from Europe has had very sud
drn effee, on Floor and Grain, As soon as the
| letters were reeeived, fresh orders appeared 70
| the market, for beth Flour. Wheat and Corn
UPWARDS of fifteen thousand barrels Of Flour
| have also been taken for shipmen % 'Eng'sad,
al s4.37i, aud even s4.44 fof Michigan aso
/ Gennessee. This is q rise, il two days, Of =
cents. There have been large purchases n
wheat and Corn. at an advance Of , cents n
The former, aud 3 for The latter This adsanes
| is oecasioned By the accounts Of bad weather Il
England, and fresh orders for expor,s.p
| INDIAN CoRN-Very large orders fol
Indian Corn are said TO have been sen
GU. from Ensland TO this country BY ,bs
last steamer. The Britsnnia. Orders 10 tbs
same purport have also been sent TO Inc
Mediterranean, They are intended .ol
/ The snnnlv OF Ireland
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

EARTHQUAKES The first great earth
quake on record occurred in 373.' B. C..
when The ancient cities. Of Helice and
Bura were destroyed. The former was
one OF the chief cities Of Act ala. To
lis. a. d.. Antioch was destroyed ;
ll47. Caiania swallowed up; 1862. Ja-
maica suffered many Of The Inhabitants
swallowed up by reats in The eaf,h.-
Three-qusrters Of The houses Of Port
Royal sunk with the tenants under water.
1862. Caiinia leyelied TO :he ground with
40 other places. and loo, GOO lives sscra-
feed. -i746. Lima destroyed l755.
Lisbon-ti0 600 persons persisted IN sir
minufssf This shock was feit over pear
ly all Europe The noilh Of Africa. TO-
the Atlantic. and.eyen 10 the w est To-
dies. Near Morocco The earth opened snd
closed over 10 600 human beings. Ia
l7e3. The fearful earthquake 81 Calsbria
happened. which destroyed 40, 600 per-
sons. 10 1911 South Carolina and the
Valley OF The Mississippi wers visited
10. 900 persons persisted in Caracas IN
1912. But The earthquakes rhich We
think most worthy Of notice p oOs world :
history. sre the moral earthquakes. which
convrlse The hearts of nsiions-ihe "
braiions Of The humsn mind-ihe Tumb-
ling sthuhder Of enlightened public opin-
ion-the spread Of knPwletge which.
springs The minds 81 inteliigence benesih
he ancient edifices Of superstition and
tyranny. 10 apply them 10 Their lowest
foundations. Rollon. OBJ huDeniiy. the
Earthquake Of Reform
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

0ss- The Portsmouth, and Roanoke Rail
Road wss sold Il auction % Friday last.
II was bid OF BY The agent Of ihs Board
Of Public Works, ID behalf Of the State
Of Yirginia. for 500 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
HAMpsHlRE suPERIoR COURT.

The Fall term Of this Court is 70 be COM
nenced 10 day. II is the second court 10 the
Circuit of Judge Douglass. The term for
Berkeley viii begin on the 9Th Of September,
and that for Jefferson ON the 18th OF October.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

joshua NansaM Esq mas been nominal
Cd by The Locos q Baifncre for the State Sen
ale.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

o. The Regents Of the 4 Smithsonian
lrs,i,uie me,in Washington 90 Moaday.
but Is W. have done nothing Of import.
ance. They sit With closed doors.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

fcE FER THE PARlsiAxs-The shin Amazon
will sail in few days from Boston, with carl
go Of Wenbsm Lake lee, for Havre.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

~ The New York papers announce the
death q walter Bovine Esq., formerly Mayor
Of lhat City and distinguished politician.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
A car

- residence NY 10y nsrsafterbe found :, , :.
Flags, Esq snd psss ! oecpPed BY John az
charlesiown Is s aea' % ooor 70 re Bank. y g.
X = r. ~. ~ x INV Spi,if -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

Dslls I,oSs. ASS IS
10 addition 40 This amount, il sPpears that
there weFe ia The comfy 7.sa7 horses sna mules,
rs. $50 neat cattle 81 500 sheep, IS s4t swine:
from whith me sales Of eaiile and ssite we're
PrSbably ssticitsl 70 pske The essFegsie pro-
duelions q Leudoua amount 70 more ihan two
millions d dollars. his uue. that large pro
portion Q: this snoant was cqasnntd 10 The.
county o. exchanged for goods ffoulabroad.
stthsts isno deub. the surplus profit "a. We
~ large, aid wiz bear conpariscn With asy
other agHssllersl district in the 'Uelon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

EAToN ~ 81 PEDESTRIAN Tbi, old
~. mln. 'nc n IL ~ years Of age. completed
~ ,an m;Ie. ssdnesEay week, 81 walk
10 - IUUO Consecutive hours
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

ahs new Constitution Which ~.
mAeo 70 the soie Of Ia people :; I, s s1e
seIi. has been rejecsed5y dsc;s;n ma
,tity. 'sly = 8
4 The new Consrsssik Of ~.
been adopted. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
!, ,so,,ncxs OF LoUDouN corSTT.

1,..-yrs---. .soTr, complied from
The folloS26s q Is40, exhibits the resources;
The u-dsc,ions or ,Lcudoun county, 81 current
Lf1ers, viz: L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

CnIxEsr PnovEhns.--In company sci
guard upon your tongue in solitude up
on your hesr.
Though The ways Of virtue are rough
and crsegy, yei they reach 70 heaven.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

css saNE' : ne Pyrsnaa,h tva) Nss
Ess states sha' n SsspsdsF. Mi Gso. Gnsrs
rseeissd, ihressh he Aajuilnl ess.sal. or
tsts iSon BE wsr Dsparineps,o TAKE 20 s,nspdE
~ he Eastern Division, 6sins bis hr,aassnsss
eilbsr q New fpsk. Philadelphia. oF Troy
hat he Gsnersl has selected Nez York As he
rssl Important poin,, sad on MondsY aii.snoon
r.. outltom Norfolk f5r ice pos, ,ssisrst hin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

NtEssRs EDsToKs ~ have read iaVhs last
Free Press 40 editorial notice Of surgical ops-
ration, recently performed BY Or. S-aestn. on
he eyes Of negro man, 81 my house. The
nan isepwards Of go years ef are tlhe srs you
slate y i am eonG5ens he is a, lesst = seasy-
he Is not ny Pfopstly has wife =. nv
hoose, where he has lived sipee his bttDdnsss
disshied him from wotking about-soIsl time
ia November last His vision i not psrfeeflv
ttsiersd, but i. suSieisHss 50 Cor an the com
non purposes Il life; from state, ID lin. Of
hareiess tesrsir. be has been relieved and i
raw chssitul. apd appesrs TO be sate haepy.
a. Ike iqetasioe Of Df stsilh, DR.. 1lsx.a.
der s.s p'essn'. consulting add aiding u The
operation
The opefsiion vas = 4svor done 10 ne. =
Vel As The ed man. for shieh sender d. bo;k
sen lemen ms thanks
SEM, ID 1915
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

ter' 4 % ! visit'io MI W. .,siiish Minis.
Geld. Mass. = AarsE.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-04

,rpiSders will observe, hal THE roacs are ~ a.,
,,scs 10 be le, TO the lowest guaraned proposal, nu
=, ,he ohea.es mode OF Conveyance, exscP, wheie lns
So and WEIGHT o. the mails wiihont regard 70 uasuu
s'. - c,Iled for in the schedules shall require
higher mode Of conveyance, and this the bidders arc
requested TO specify.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-04
PROPOSALS..

THOR CARRYING rus MAILS OF THE uNlTEp a.p
II STATES from the lst July, ioiO, 70 "' 'ne 'y,'
in,e 1850. inclusive, in ARKANSAS, will oe reeeiv'
ed al the Contract Office of the Post Once pePar.
newt, ia the city OF Washington. until . o'elock a
Of the thrtieih day OF April, 1916 to be decided
by the 2ih day Of May. on the routes ana IN 'ne man
psr and time herein specified. to wh
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-31
Stoves! stovesM stoves y!

The subscriber has on hand large assortment Of
STOVES, Of various patterns to which the atten-
tion Of his friends and the public is respectfully in
vited. COOKING STOVES, from the smallest
to the largest Sizes for wood coal, AIR.TTGHTS,
Chamber and Parlor STOVES, RADIATORS,
Nine-plates, with or without boilers, small BOX
Stoves and Goal Crates, new and second hand, all
Of which offer at very reduced prices. and no hum.
bug, with general assortment Of Household and
Kitchen FURNITURE, new and second hand, bat
in first rate order, such as ,rsr7 t
Sideboards, bureaus tables, chairs, bedsteads, beds
and bedding, carpeting, androns, shovel and tongs.
knives and forks, china, glass, and crockery ware.
britannia ten and coffee pots, japnnned ware stair
rods, hair and shuck mattresses 6cc. &c. With
many other articles too numerous 10 mention, all OF
which offer for sale on the most liberal terms
Look out for the RED SIGN, WITH WHITE
LETTERS. ~
n ,,s, \. LAMBERT 8. BECK,
South side Of Penn. Avenue, between 9th and 10th
n oct 2S--tf I.f
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-31

4 From letter published 10 the city of Mexl-
CO, il appears that the Mexican brig OF war
Malek -Adhel was captured in the port OF Ma
zallan by one Of our vessels. supposed TO be
the sloop Of war Warren.
The Warren, being outside, despatched five
launches, well armed, 10 capture the Mexican
then at anchor in the bay. The officers and
crew on board the brig, unprepared for an at
tack, took 10 their boats in great confusion on
the appearance of the Americans. Two 9th.
GERS, named Zerega and Ciilio, and several
sailors We're taken prisoners. The moment the
Yankees found themselves masters OF the
vessel, they cut her cables and made sail for
The frigate IN. Y. Journal OF Com.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-31
MARRIED


On the 18th inst, by the Rev. James b; Donelan,
Mr. w. WHEELER, to MISS MARY ANN
HURST all ofthis city. eT sot@
On Thursday. 18th inst. by Rev. o. Ege, RICH
ARD r. MORLAND, to MARGARETA. low
MAN, both of this city. ba ao la..is
On Tuesday, 9th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Martin, Mr..
a. b. BEALL.to Miss MARY X. daughter Of the
late Henry ID. Hatton, all Of Prince Georges cour-
~, Maryland. ,-z.-
On Tuesday, October 20, by Rev f. Lownsberry,
". l.. ELLlQTT, y. 8. A., to Miss HARRIET
E., daughter Of M. Jones, Esq, Of Newport, XIV.
On the 22d instant by the Rev. r. L. Speer, Mr.
JOHN P. GAMBLE, Of Allegheny county, Pa,
to Miss MARGARET BALLANTINE, Of Can.
onsburg, Washington co. ,rrA rEr
Twas wise in John p, Gamble,
For wife no more to rambie; aI
SO OH the last st. Valentine, $3.50
He asked Miss Margaret Baenline .s'
TO be his wife during life; ;T .ssy
I. Said she "My dear, call Mr.. -Speer