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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24

Jingle North Americas IN orns sreads up.
% ths Territory q This Republic. ana
there remains Il iront Of iis ports The squ.l
drons which make var upon them. Nss.
trlheless. The sxirsordinary Congress si,i
assemble ID the capita. towards ne esa
of the present year. snd tba, august BODY
will determine what il shall judge; mos,
suitable Tor he honor and The iaieresss Of
the nation.
Maior Grahsm hss not arrived >: ny
ou,r,ers. Had he 6one 50. be would
b,vs beeu received ID The msnasr due
10 lis rsnk sud esnployment. sos q con-
sormity With The wishes expressed 70 No
Il bis behalf By yod.
I have The honor Of Offering yoa the
a,sufesces ol nv distinguished consider
atom God snd Liberty.
AsrosIA LoPez De SANTA ANNA.
Senior Msi Gen. Tay lor. General in-chief
Of the Army Of The gniiee Of The
Ga The publics,ion Of these letters. The
Mexican of6cialjournal remarked % fol-
lows:
By the communicsi;ors which We this
day inseri, our readers will learn ths,
Gen. Taylor has declared that be Is about
ID recon- nenee hosiilities upon the Re.
public. The moment has srriyee-ihe
result is close al hand Of ; terrible con-
fict which il 10 decide the future lot Of
The nation.
The enlhusiAsm Of our army 10 great ;
il is determined 70 fell OF triumph. d we
trust ii will know how 10 ayengs With
honor The Mexiesa blood which fo9sa Of
Ma,amofss and Monterey.
The whole world is contemplating this
struggle lie eyes are Sized upon our Re.
public. whose rights and preroga;ives :,
40 independent and sovereign ssiion have
been ~ audaciousIy a. peridi9usly tam
Piled upon by the United States Of the
North. II the Republic rises with the
emergeney-if BY the elastic impulse Of
all III citizens il shall chastise i.ssene-
mics. and il by force Of arms il makes its
r,aiernational rights fesptee.ed, aaom tina,
- 80 .Orth the fate Of Mexico will be sier,
nsily fixed. since il assures iis indepen-
dsnee. lis respectabiIity abroad and its
liberty At home.
Mexicans this is not question oil
party--it concerns our political existence.
Lei Us, then. assist by every means in
our po Eer IN the national defence; let Ut
sacrifice ourselves, II il be necessary; bu
10 saccumbing. let ouI last words be IN
iependeBce and Liberty"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24

q
MF. Carrot Dasis resolution II iocSi.
~ 49, adopted il ths House II Repre-.
senta,iyes. on Tuesday week. ailerI5einr1
amended % = partially % meet lie ap.l
probation 81 the Administrations S. liz
debate On that resolution il Il ii end -
MOI %. however. tue debate % he presi.
dents Message.
Or the question 81 referring ihe mess-
sage % sundry appropriate commis.e.s
while The House wasin COMMITTEES of lhe
whole on The state 81 The Union, ID liz
same day, the discussion Of The document
was resumed--and i win 60 %. 10 lie
Ediscomfi,ure and dismay Of the Admin.
sislralionl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24
4 REacoNrRE.

We learn from ihe Richmond papers.
that : rencon.re lock placein lhai city
on Tuesday week be,wsen Messrs. CHAs.
T. Rorrs.s editor of ths Southern Stand
ard. and JOHN LAMBERT, growing ont Of
a newspaper controversy. relative 10 The
Mayor Of the City, The father Of young
Mr.. Lambert. One Of more blows wsts
struck. and thirteen shots With fssolvers
were exchanged. We are gladao say,
however, that butliiile injury asdons !;
Mr.. Lamber. receiving no wonna. and
Mr.. Bolts only aslight aesh wound from
ball. i,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24
LinRRArlEG REPuBLIcAN ARMY. Z
San Luis Potosi. Nov. 10. 1916.

Senior Gsnsrdl:-At 10 this morning
BY an official COMMUNICATION OF the CO.
vernon Of Coahuila Of the slh instant. |
received your letter of the 9th. apPrszins
me Of your iatentien, by order o. your
governuesi' Of oIeaksng .ae eons a,ln
sgfeed upon q Monterey. % 'ne ss, 10 q :,
September last. aaa passing on me g, g
OF the Present month me i'ne .nefeln ae,
s.gn.,sd' y wniea date you supposed
should rsesivs your communication.
Believing tea' the Terms stipulated 70
said conversion should De feisio1sly o.
served ey both pa,iies, ! have .aken no
step which snoals tend 70 vsca,e " out
q view q me oel,saion yos ee ZEN. I'M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24
AxorHER mr. AT Dun oHIvALRY.

The subjoinsd paragraph from The Bal
iinore Sun, seems 10 indicate that the
citizens Of our good old State have not
the proper military spirit, sod that aid i
being sought for ia Maryland. 10 gill
up The ranks Of ,he Regiment called for
By The President from Virgins. There
Is an inuendo 10 lhe=articls which speaks
butlitAe for the chiyslfie character which
Virginia has hitherto professed, aud which
her public men have lsltEno opportunity
10 boast Of. Where is the tenth Lei
gion" all this .whiles We hear Of no
croll Of drums there-no piercing notes
Of The ffezno .ocsin sounding She
contrlbuted largely 10 the support. Of Mr..
Polk-let her not be backward now i'd
furnishing men for The present strifea 81
The Baltimore Sun contains The follow.
ing -
VoLrNTEERs FOR VIRGIEIA.--We un-S
dsrsiaud thai the call d6n Baltimore Tor
volunteers 10 aid 10 filing up one Of the
companies attached 10 The Virginia regi-
nent, 10 60 10 Mexico. has been CALAMITY
met. AT the opening 81 the @roll, on
Wednesday nigh, fourteen men came for
srd-bnt twenty were wanted. B.l'i-
more and Marylan q have done their duty !;
but we did not Thick that 'tchisalric9 Vir-
einia would call Upon us Tor aid. Mary
land, how vefsis Heady toHrisk some more
Of her Jewels" She is good old State,
and when herscounEy calls, will GOT be
far behind the foremost. II Virginia Gao
not raise her regiment, give Maryland .
! calI-we mistake her spiritit the men are
nothere. Baltimore has already sent a
bout FIVE hundred men but We are Of the
! opinion thata "iew more are LETT Of tbs
same Sort I5
REcRUIrssFoR VlRGiNiA. - We under
stand that the full amount Of volunteer
required 10 Gil one Of lhs Virginia com
panies, leftthis city on Friday for Rich
mond, and indeed more ofrred than wa
required. Huzza for Old Maryland.
vi 4 baltimore SuR..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24
INCREASE OF PAY TO VOLUNTEERS.

4 q
Mr.. Benton has submitted aproposition
10 the Senate which looks 10 paying the
officers and soldiers Of the Army upon
the same footing with the Navy in regard
TO Pensions. Il is quite probable that
,bis principle will be recognised in bill
WHICH will hereafter Pass the Senate ~
There is also q disposition 10 do some
thing towards an increase Of the pay Of
the aons commissioned officer, and regu-
lars, and also Of the volunteers serving in
the war with Mexico. The Wing Senas
tors and Represen tativesE ndeavored at
the last session Of Congress TO obtain such
an Increase Of pay but they we're resisted
BY the dominant party. iIn the ,seeess
the Senators and Representatives. have
bad that communication with the People
which has led them TO SEQ the proprie,y
Of granting additional compensation to
the Army.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24
PAR OF VOLUNTEERS.

A correspondent Of The Baltimore A
merican iurnishes,he principal features O
the Bill for incre asing the pay Of .Volun
teers which Iis.now before the House o.
Repre- native and which will no doubt
be adopted.
The bill for incteasing the pay Of the
volunteers and OF al the non.commis.
stoned officers, privates and musicians en-
gagged in the prosecution Of the war with
Mexico. is very nearly copy Of the Bill
presented TO the Senate in July last. by
Mr.. Bright.
The Bill proposes that ibe increased
pay Of two dollars month shall take place
from The month Ct May last:-Tha, al
persons volunteering for six months and
Who have seen three months of service 10
the field. shall receive the extra pay Of
two dollars. Those rendering the sane
service are also allowed 100 acres Of land
belonging to The U. IS. which shall have
been subject 70 entry Tor ten years or more
previous TO the date Of their warrsnt--
The warrant Il granted 10 al who, render
the service.
The widow. Or If no widow, wife or
children Of those killed 10 battle or dying
10 the service are also entitledto the land.
The land wsrranis are 10 be located With.
in two years from their date in order to
he valid.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24
.rhs Ds.lIInx Law.

The House of-Belesaies Of Virgins,
utter . debate. Of Two days. on Thursday
reiused. By vote Of 70 10 At. 10 pass )
bill granting general amnesty TO all per-
sons Who may have incurred The penal.
lies Of thesdueIlinslsv. The Law Of Viz
.einIs di,qpsli6es from-hplding Office nm.
der The Stale al persons engaged in dusls4
Maj. THonPsoa. ofJslferson. We learn,
acquitted himself with greaiscrsdi, IN i
.speesh on ihis,quesiion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24
lIIf fTfT--- ----------- sl-----------~
REMAINS OF aIaj! RlNGGoLp.

The remains Of this. gallant and much
lamented officer arrived 10 .Bsltinore on
Tuesday evening week .undefchaFge ofihe
committee who were. dsPusad TO bring
them on for iniermenl.
Vhe Funeral obsequiei were 10 take
place on Tuesday last.. ant from The Pro-
gramme published, IL must have been q
most imposing profession.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24
The Parker. burg ease.

The Genera! Court Of Virginia. now in
session i, Richmond, hays discharged
the citizens oil Ohio, arrested for lkidnap-
ing slaves IRON Psrkersburg Wood Cose !.
". va The majority Of the Court deei-
ded lha,the offence with which the pris-
oners werschargtd did moi occur with
ia the Jurisdiction 81 virgiaia-thai juris-
.dic,ion extending 20 farther than The
Western bank Of the Ohio River, al low
water mark.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24
eonMIrrEEs OF cosrEaExoE.

On the disagreement Of The two Houses Gpon
The bill 10 appoint Field Officers, ths folio wing
Comui,tees Of Conferences we're appointed.
/ issnsis- Mssns woifOit, Thompson Of AM
hers, Meaiullen, Gsllshsr, and Brax,on.
Hows -MessIs. Watts. Hglladsy .Lsaks, Dor
man, ransiall. MePhersop, and Powell The
result Of aaeir conference is given 10 another
place. ~ il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24
ARKANSAS ELECTION.

Arkansas seems 10 be hopsessly Locofoco,
but there are many gallant Wings there, who
never "give up:'' Among them is c. F. ". No.
land, who thus announces himself candidate
for consess in the Arkansas Telegraph:
TO The People of .drkansas.-I an a
candidate for Congress. ii you should
lect me il would only be for period Of
about six weeks. Too short 10 which 10
de.eiiher much good or harm. All that
Iscould expect 10 do would be to attend
to any private business you might have.
and TO impress upon my Whig brethren
in Congress The necessity Of doing some.
thing generally for Arkansas. and the
northern portion Of !, 10 particular.
| Id The recent contest between COL
Ashley and Gov. Yell for d seat in .be u.
5. SeRa'e,II took no part. As legisla-
tor ! cast my vote for that talented. con-
sistent and uafinchirg Wig. Col. A
Fowler--ayote that now am, and ever
shall be, proud Of.
4 have been citizen oftNor,h Arkan
sas upwards Of twenty years. As 10 my
politics: 'JimsSpriggs once met fellow
on d race course with wolf 10 bis arms.
Says Spfiggs, where did you get that
wolf? On The plains OF Tippecanoe. wa,
The reply. Then you must be for Hsrri-
son. Yes. Stree. WOLF AND ALL
I"Them's my sentiments
ia conclusion. should you elect me /
will be graiefol il yon don't, / have liz
consolation TO know you leave me in no
worse 6x than YOU foua me.
Youffriend and fellcw-ci,izen,
C.. ri M NOR Ann
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24

~ The N Y. Tribune Of the l4ib
inst SAYS. The Wings have probably LOST
the Legislature Of Maine. At the lasi
Trial the Locos elected 4 members Of The
Houss. and the Wings l. In 8 towns no
CHOICE again. md one no. heard from -
This put she Lpcos two ahead. and proba-
bly, secures Psjority 10 the Legislature.
Last year theft msioriiy was about Co.
Nevertheless ibey scsew~cver ibis narrow
escape fom defeat ina State 10 which
their msjoriiiss hsve-been overwhelming
since 1901
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24

@ A bill 10 give the peopls (in.ttad
Of tae Legislaiure)ihe right 70 elect the
Elecior,for President and Vice Pse.l-
cent, has been rejected by the Senate Of
South Carolina, ~ the adoption Of mo-
ton 70 indefinitely postpone il ayes.26
nays l6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24

~ Al Mexican brig vas recently
burnt by some of our Naval Ulcers, al.
though under The protection ol tie Cas-
lie ~ Sts.JuandUlIoa TAi. was mos,
daring ffa', and only proves ne matetial
Of which our Navy;s com posed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24

e+Ths New York Express states Thai
Edgar A.HPOe and 81 wife are both dan
serou'ly ~ inihs Empire city. II ! pull
monary disease.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24

@5% The Locofoco Convention Ia the
Kanavhs Congressional district has nom
ina'ed George H. lee, Esq Of Halsison.
as rhe Candidate ~ that party ter.C Con-
gress. His competitors were Samuel L.
Hays Of Lewis. and Robert A. Thoapson.
Of Kanawha.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24

The FARmERs AND MILLERss BANK
OF HAeERsroMN ND. The Hsgers-
town Newsaof Wednesday has The fol-
loving statement in relation 10 ,his
Bank II
We neglected 70 state on Saturday that
al the last session of.couf., measures
were. taken 10 bring the Farmers, ana
Milleis Bank, with al lis nine liver, 10
something like : crisis By sgfesmen.
with Counsel. the institution was Given
time, until he 10Th OF Al arch nsxt "a
pay inths bonus 81 $50, O0Oto he STATE
Is required by her charier provided Thai
i see fall 50 10 do. ber affairs are 10 pass.
uncOudiiiorally. into ihe hands 81 The
Chanceuer Of Inc State for finsL ss,,Is.
meat. Consequently ibe institution will
q that time either 90 into sciiss opera.
bon cr Pc finally wound Up. HpJders Of
her Dotes will no eopb. bs .preRsIed for
The crisis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24

~. "THE CAEss PALLADluM ANS
MATHEMATIcAL sSBIsx, Z devoted 10 ,hs
Curiosities ofChess. .and1he IDgenuities. ),
o. Ar''hnelc' With Froblems &C.. in
Cneauers is the tile Of 2 new monthly
periodical published 10 New York. By
Wm, Taylor & Co. Aslors House, Il 81
per annum, and ediiedSby N. Ma.ache. !,
Those who are fond Of The games of
Chess, cheiuers &C., will find The wors
highly entertaining and instructive,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24

NF' Cransion, o6the Eutaw House,
Baltimore who was severely stabbed, !
few days sgo, BY 40 Irish hack driver, ID
recovering from his wounds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24

e % Saturday last Hon lEDwARD
SrANLY The present Spe aktr.offihe North
Caroline House Of Com nons, was elect.
ed ATToRSEr GENERAL ofihst Sac,
for-ihe Constitutional term Of four years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24

asrThe 81. Lopis papsrs stale Thai The
Of that city have received orders
from Inc Government. Ter one hundred
ions 81 bombsheIls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24
TAe Tax ON Ministers, salaries.

'TheGenersl Court of;Eirginia. at pres
entin session. 10 Richmond. have decid-
ed on the case Of the Rev. DR.. Plumer. Of
Richmond. that. under The tax. law Of Vir-
GINS. the salaries Of Gergymen were not
intended 10 be eEbraced-ihe effect Of
which will be to exempt that class Of citi-
Gems from assessment, so far Is their sal
aries are concerned. in futsrs. unless The
Legislature shall change The la~.. so As 10
embrace them in specific terms.
! The. court also decided that, The tesii-
mony Of en- individual. who denies The
doctrine Of future punishment, Is admissi.
ble 10 our courts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24
Little Rock, Nov. 90. 1916.

THErR Sons Major van ,Buren. son
Of the Ex President, acted al aid to Gene
raj Taylor al the siege of Monterey -
John c. Calhoun's son is aid to Maj
GEM Gaines Henry Clay ! son Is Lieut.
Colonel o: regiment Of Kentucky volnn.
ieers Daniel Websler's son Is Captain
Of Accompany Of volunteers. and. will Sc
in Mexico soon, John u Csiilenden.s
son i Capiain Id the nev segment Of
Mounted Riaemen.-C Clipper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24

tDEArHINTHE BorTLE. -T "a Caponsbure
Pa. on Monday last. three men under.
took 70 drink liquor on banter, one 81
whom drank against the other two. All.
ler drinking : quart each, one Of them
commenced On bis second quart, when IS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24

e%Gov. Skunk Of Pennsylvania. has
appointsdsJudge Champnsys. Of Lsncas-
ter. Attorney General. vice John u. Reed.
Esq, resigned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25

In one of our eXch lnges, the ether day, we
found a letter from Amterdim, part of which
we copy, describing the process drinking da-
monds ready to glitter on the neck of beauty -
Amsterdam is much engaged in manufactures,
and some of them are peculiar TO the country
The one of these which was most curious to
see vs. that for the polishing or cutting Of dia-
Inonds' There are several in the city. and they
are exclusively the property Of the Jews who
are quite numerous. In the lower story of a
.aree building were six or eight horses, driven
round by number of boys, anl turning large
wheel From this ascenied a narrow and
seeep stairway, lined with dust, smut and cob
webs 10 the second floor. Here were about
, ,p,y Mofkinen' seated at their benches round
'''e sues OF the room, The large wheel below
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25

The heeces were about fourteen months oil
but they had lost some on their voyage ont, and
on account of the ,tonnss of tho season, were
not shorn near rs close rs it is Customary: be-
sides, on several of them from half 70 one pound
of the wool was loft on the heads aud logs. for
the purpose of giving an idea Of their llnecc' to
those who may call hereafter 10 look nj them.
liking all those things into constitutions It
WIS the unanimous opinion of several sheep
ihastcrs present. that the wool c'lnpnd from these
ewes WIS not moro thrn would have been eqnl-
valent to one years growth.
We shall not compare the weight OF these
! iieeces with what is generally termed ciean
mashed wool, as it is the most uncertain and I'M
satisfactory comparison which can be made. ior
| when it comes to be cc1nsnd by the mlnutac-
turer, it will vary in loss from % to 30 per cont
Just as the case may happen. l. was the nnbi-
as,ad opinion of several wool dealers present
and oar own. that the shcariNg above would
| Weld at eis' ID lbs. OF cia51Siwool, fitted for
manufacturing without further loss, ont of every
| 100 lbs shorn. The fourteen ewes yielded PIG
lbs. ur'vashel Which Would b. cq~iytl n t. IS
lbs. 10 %. Thoroughly c.n,nsHd, or IN average
of 5 lbs o.. per head. II any of our read RS
are desirou- e kHar what this would como IN
TO clean wqstei they may safely add one thirl.
This would bring the average 4, wool grower.
usually dispose of their tlroccs. to ! lbs. o.
Der head Weld totally unprecedented in this
country. The usual average weight of rood
Mnri1o ewes * about hrf this. The average
of tha llock- in + rope from which these sheep
were chosen, is. for rams from ID TO II lbs. per
head: for ewes II to IS lbs unwashel. The
yycragc price of snch wool in its unwashed state,
/, % CENTS per b. of our money.
These sheen snow urpat viuor of Constitution
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25

A ronor,l l,rrt ,ool, H., -, -. .l,,... -
Tho s7r~ont,s anno, ,'' NJ wv y, q. t''e ounN
wl,, Tho sori,ns ,,,o,tio, ot III . ',C''a ~,
tho n,rbino and i,s oror,,o. ohn,, n,,. o'
so d,,rorou. sor,,co r. ,i.;ao ~ .l. ~
for toIIoco blt no. avon ii, Of ;,a;i , oa,ii
hn r,is,1 ,.o.,nr m, rrorn D,,I p.'',' e',.
nnt r,ror,,1 na,,ss.,, a..
mova inn r,I;,,o1,. ''''' ~ 7'''
An, sar4,ant yo, CO, bor,;, ;.o ..;lp,
n,m wo co,tino,,,I ot1;onrs . - S".u "" ~
raise owe, = tnh,ccn n,nr prsh Of ~. fao
fellow and to.mnrroy some If ,bo gnrtho1., Of
frcrs shall srnnIy ,,,,, ,,itb Lo,.or ,IJ W.
ia FRY '''
"roo bod -, .,,s,.oro1 n, dos,,o.,l;,,.,,.
.t. -.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25

GENERAL CHAr Ky LIGHTNING. At one
O'Clock, i. II. precisely. the Telegraph Line
was connected through the whole distance from
Ncw-York to Buffalo, passing through the fol-
lowing stations, viz; Troy, Albany, Ut,ca, SYRIA
clse Alb rl. Rochester, BuIAlo, being total
diStln 20 Of j17 miles.
Upon turning the adjusting scr'w THE mag
ro' Ar p-'f.ss'- Morse. nj THAR, Yer, found
rTi' uni rrp-,sof ,!,r.s sc... 40 cO.ny ...lJAis
to al tn operators on tn. line.
Thr first II answer was Albany.
The compliments oftne Albany Olice to Prof.
Mo~,' AMI Mr.. Wood
L ia . ice wishes TO be remem bcred to Prof.
Morse and Mr. Wood.
Aubarn O lie sends compliments to Prof
Morse and Mr.. Wood.
Bu.GIo sends compliments 10 Prof Morse
aud Mr., Wood, and presents Lake Erie to Old
Ocean
Rochester sends compliments to Prof Morse
and Mr.. Wood, and presents Erie Canal to Cro-
ton Apaluct
hub rn presents State Prison to tho Tomb;
Syrlc1sa sanl' conp.im 'nts to Prof. MIrsa
AMI asks, How ar the Yorker,
Troy says. Now give me 4 chonce. Cnm1li-
ments oprof lIofse aud Mr.. Wool and now
for bl,innss, it tl'r, is any.
Utica asks. Need we keep dark any longer
Troy answers. No. Anlpunce to the four
winds that Bufio and New-l ork are no Ion -ar
separltel-they talk to each other by lightning.
This entire dialogue occupied somewhat less
than tive minutes -. Y. Vriblma.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25

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The W'lola WIS then pluOrn into cold water
and tbn stone w,. bold tirm1v in ,ts Mace Inv the
stlid ,inc AVID rnod,. for rni!r,inr Tb;s acorn
ot 9in, mi diamond is tI,,n r,.fer,d firmly in
an iron clam, and rhs nnin, mt down mon the
m ,ta' n',,n, whrh is wRirlng round and rrinjs
il off Som ,tinas = vc,tbt 1f lead i nuf IN f.
nross if dawn an1 Grind If a,,,,, ,,,,or E,ch
Workman a,,rnd. t,.n at tI,e sa,nn t;n,o and
tokn. tbom II, cyory nin,ta IN .nnly With a
camel hair prncil m, sm,lle,t on,n,iiv Of Jia
mond du.t which !. tho onlv sinh tonne that will
act upon them. and is much more precious thai
pold or TO bend the stiff wire with the thumb
and form a new face. Ills first stnnisto make
table os il i. called. that is to grinl down p
id,rabe surface on one side. around which
fine Other facets are arangad Evcrv diamond
i. barn finished with .iytv.innr f,cnts AMI Jono
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