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Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
"Then why don's you go home2" sal


"Then why don't you go home2, said
Captain s.
Il cannot pay my passage have no
money" answered the desponding sailor.
"Have you found any body who would
give you any BREAKFAST" said the Captain.
mo-" was the reply, but found a man
who gave me something to drink, and, as
was very weak and hungry, the liquor O
vercame me; but am not so much intox-
icated as seem to be. have my senses
perfectly WELL"
"How much will take you home" in.
quired the Captain.
There Is" said the tar, "a vessel living
at the wharf. which will take me within two
miles of my home for one dollar, and |
would GO, If only had the money"
Now, shipmate," continued Captain S.,
''give us your hand. Look me straigh, in
the eye. Now promise me. upon the hon.
o: of sailor. that you will never drink
any more of that poison stuff, and iii give
you some bre akfast and pay your passage
home"
The sailor clasped his emaciated fingers
around the rough hand of the Captain. and
pronounced the pledge. Captain S, handed
him bill, and saw him safe in the nearest
Some three years after. as Captain s.
was passing throug h Exchange street. in
Portland, some one behind him called out
"Cap'n say Cap'n halo. Cap'n."
Captain S. turned round and a we'll
dressed stranger grasped him heartily by
the hand, and inquired if be knew him
He confessed he did not recellect ever to
have met him before. The stranger after sew
eral Intellectual attempts to refresh his mem
ory. finally brought to his recollection the
scene narrated above, and confessed that he
was the sailor to whom he had thus acted
the part of the Samaritan. and insisted on
restoring him fourtold for the money
+. which had been bestowed on ,hat occasion.
| All remuneration was refused, and the
young man was exhorted to go and do
! likewise.
Il will with all my heart" said he, as
the tears gathered in his eyes 'but | owe
you debt can never discharge. I have
never broken my pledge, and blythe help
of God never will. | went home after
| you left me. and by the enreaty of my
| friends, commenced trading, and am now
! here to purchase goods. l have been pros
pered in business, and have been lateIy uni
| ted to the woman Of my choice. You saw
ed my soul and body, for trust have late
| ly been made acquainted with The blessed
Saviour oil sinners 0 il my poor old faith
er could get hold of your hand. he would al
most wiring it from your body with graft
tude." The generous heart of the Cap
tain was melted, for he loved the Saviour
too The food gates of his soul were o.
pened. and they wept together like two
Chi dren, shook hands again. exchanged q
hearty "God bless you" and departed
"Cousn William" said merry. mis-
| chiernns unnnp girl sswhat do you think
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24

Cosr or HrArHENrsM.-In Benares.
India. there are 5000 places Of worship
an there are supposed 10 be 5u.ooo bran.
Minis in that single city, One individual
has presented 81 .200. 900. 10 the different
shrines. simultaneously, for the support oi
heathenism. a missionary saw the money
carried lhfougb the streets: there were Do
tween thirty aEd fcsly carl ioadsi
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
ALTERATION OF THE JEWISH SABBATI

ALTERATION OF THE JEWISH oABBAIH.
"A German paper states that the Jewish
Reform Committee. sitting at Frankfort. at
the head of which are Messrs. Gold
schmidt, advocate; Crensenach. professor ;
and Scwarchild, physician and to which
all the most eminent Jews of Germany
have adhered, has just taken an Important
resolution. II has decided that the Jewish
Sabbath shall be kept on Sunday. The
committee has appointed divine servive TO
be performed On Sunday, in the new Jew-
ish temple Ia that city. The names OF sew
eral Jewish preachers are mentioned as
destined 10 take part IN il.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24

"Cousin William" said a merry. mis-
chievous young girl, "wbat do you think |
hes rd pretty young lady say of you r.
Who was il. Coz 2" "ShanfI tell you but
it's the truth-a very pretty girl did say
something about you. We'll, tell me what
it was" Il shan't unless give me that
Annual that wanted." Well, agreed
you shall have it-now tell me "Well,
now-don't blush so--she said you were
the ugl,est looking man she ever LAID her
eyes on
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24

THERE Be PLRAsUaE on earth which
angels cannot enjoy. and which they
might almost envy man the possession oi.
it is the power of relieving distress. III
there be a pain which devils might pity
man for enduring. j: is the death bed effec.
ton that we have possessed the power OF
doing good. bat that we have abused ana
perverted il to purposes Of i'll.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24

THE OHlo GiAHTEss.-Miss Hannah
Cronse of Ohio. who is only IL years old.
and weighs 800 pounds. is now exibi''ns
herself al washington. for the double pur-
pose of procuring livelihood. and Of GET
ting the means 10 acquire an education--
She las been Pronounced the greatest Gu
riosiiy in the world by ali who have seen
her. being 5 feet 2 inches IN Height. and
measuring 5 feet isch around tae shoul-
ders and 81 inches around the arm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29
Tha Hext case.

The trial o. The Messrs. Myers and
W. 5. Burr. for The alleged murder Of D.
NJ. Hoys. occupied the whole Of las, week
before the Examining Court. Il Richmond.
The Court Adjourned on Saturday night
o meet again on Monday. on which day
the trial was probably concluded,
The Counsel ior The prosecution object-
ID 10 the Introduction Of The intercepted
letter Of Hoyt. because il seemed that
Maj Pollard bad not shown /, TO Myers,
or named il. previous 10 the assault upon
Hoyt. and thersfers il could not alter
wards be adducei . . Justification Tbs
Court. however. over-ruled The objection.
and the letter vas read.
We hayeinot received the decision Of
the Court. bull i is generally believed
ihs,ihe prisoners will be sent on for trial
before the Superior Court, which holds
lie session 10 November next
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29
PENNSYLVANIA ELEcrIos.


The Pennsylvanian gives efieisl returns for
sanal commissioner. from forty eoua,les, and
uuot1cisi returns from all The other eoun,ie.
eTseP. Bradford, cl.risu, Crawford, Elk, JEFF.
fsfsOn, M'Kesn, Potter, Tises, venaogo aud
Warren. The result is q Whie msjority d
Q, 50 which will be- some What reduced by he
cean'ies above mentioned.
The Congressional list stands ss before re-
per'ed 70 ont solunn', viz: Native, Indepen.
aen,, ~ wings, and Democrats. Total, "a
70 ins old Congress The delegation stands II
wings, 2 Natives, md - Dsmosrais.
Sensis.-ls Wings, IA Dsaocrais, and l Ma
Tive List yssr, II Wings, i Native and IL
Democrats.
Hpu't.-Crawford county elects two Wing,
which gives the Wings 4 fetal Of 81 members
and the Democra.s Is. Las, year a Wings
and Sc Democrats.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29
the COMPANY.

The fsllO-ias ssned gsne.nen sci the enter
prize in motion. and deserve 10 be kindly re-
tasasersd :-Messrs. Jsnes Giddings, G. D.
Wager. John Wetnwss, Jesse schs6sld, a. B.
Hasson, Hagh MoAl.sr, and Cslsia Psgs.
The following psrssas now esssliluts the Dl-
reeiory: James Giddines, Psssident; Calyiu
Psgs, Befjanin Moore, ,ea.. Joha Molsr. Rich
ard Parker, A. ,. Hanson, z. Louis Loss. Adj
an RAuIsuap, GsofRs 3. BeaIl. and Thom,, n
Willis.
We understand hat some Of The stock is yei
unlaksn, aad that further helping hand from
The iibsrpl and Publie-spisiied Of oar citizens
xanld be Eery aaespiahie. WA Ihey b. dsaf 70
= eauss % lsndly appealing 10 their paliistisns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29
comforts OF ,he s,..on.

u 10 never Too late 10 acknowledge a
kindness, il within the lifetime Of The
parties interested; and the frosty weather
brings TO mind our neglect to notice las,
winter most substantial and season able
remembrance from Mr. CoL,s PoRrEa Of
this County. daying a heart for bis
friends, Mr. P. sent us two Blankets Of .
quality and texture such Is we have ne
YER seen excelled sny where. They
were thick and heavy. but soft and plla-
Bile as could be desired6snd have enabled
US 10 bid defiance to the fro sis and storms
Of the season.
@ste1ea itbeEaj Ei- >,.l.. lhey can be
lei him come along with bis fabric Is soon
as he pleases. II Mr.. Porter continues
TO turn out such work as that We speak oil,
be may challenge the world 10 q fair
competition. and fear nothing. So far. be
is A No. |. with Us.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29
nAsDsoMG DRESS eooDs.

The columns Of the Free Press Exhibit
10 the public iha, the Merch ants Of Je fer
son have laid in their stock Of goods and
are now ready 10 sell for cash or credit,
Or barter for country produce. The La
dies will Away, 6nd il 10 their advan.
iage 10 consult the columns Of The Free
Press" before they set out ''shopping,"
for the merchants who have the goods are
sureto show them off in IS public man /.
ner as possible. We have in our midst
merchants who are IN every wsy worthy
Of encousagement-honsst. industrious
and enierpiizing-give them helping
hand then, instead Of going 10 The East
for what little you want.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29

4 ~iII ae' . sniss 'or bo,A Vhis and
Loco e pause lor m1ne1, .Aj box back
upon The S,.ts slzti.5a, d he pssi isu
noplhs. and note from them which faith
= ~ bsilsf sustained. Whether b. NOT
ne Aenipisirsiior il receiving Tia, warm
snd ardsnt support q The polls. which sbe
Union would iain make Ne Public Be.
liess. How stsnds The coIlestf The
'lsons holds 81 The party 10 power havs
gwen way IN all directions. The Grsni,s
State. New Hsn?shire, hsfsioiofs invin-
chile. frst fell inio The embfscs Of Whig
pfineiPlss-Maine Is 10 ths same track
fsnrsylvsnia. ths Keysioss Of the Arch.
has marched into camp with Wing eolors
nging-and Fiorids. where Lssofocoism
hs' scarce permitted Whis ray 10 ap
pear. has elected Wing 10 Congress 81
And look Al the Whig States is which e
leciioss have been held: North Caroli-
na. Ohio, Kentucky. and Maryland. in
each Of which. the Wings have still main.
iained,heir ascendaney. willis, they made
advances % iriumpbsl 10 character into
The strong holds ofsLocoiocoism. il this
not matter for congIatula,ion among
Whigss Aud ell this when 10 Fedsr
sPoils are 10 be divided! Firm ard stead
fast. Whiss.-ths policy Of The county
Iis clearly marked out-ihe HeAry Clay
Wing policy must and will prevail.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29
ruE BRITISH rARlPr yyoRnI,os.


Gen. MeKay's British Tariff Bill. INTO
which ingredients were added bv o,h.,
quaeks 81 noted character. has bees the
best pufg,iive ever administered TO Loco.
i9colsm 10 Pennsylvsnia. willis, the
Wings were practising with all their
care 10 simple salyes 10 effec, ! cure
10 the body polite. The quaek doc
tore o. Locofocoism at Washington were
SUDDENLY enlightened on the subject. and
Administered dose that cured their
brethren Of all their affinity TO the
Locofoco faith. Their eyes were I'M
sealed and ears opened. and truth,
which 70 them, was stranger than nc
ton,' flashed 10 on Otherwise well dispo.
sed minds, aud wrought q conviction Of
previous error 10 judgment. that will not
soon beeradicated.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29

/ lsis a. lepre.sh q t.s,11>.>. 4, ~ .sif.,.
Z ~ rtfpls IA ssos ~if<| - nassia 81
Ias'st ~ Il =. lhslr r.rl' 81 ...1 q -; 49,
" s....''.e.s.s MT e u >'|.& 4. q. |..d
Unf41r1li Etucsfion- "A -
N1el these results f'lou-uk<n S..;~.
qtsloI sod 1oaorsbie. j e8lent1l ~ e...t 80,
then eurgre.t natural hixhs.ys ,hsii - -.
end ths ble.sinss q good . s,en q frs. sckosl.
teexlesded 70 our people. tsnd III th<se re-ul,.
must foli9s or undertaking. ifil skouid 81 3 I.
q 9Th th.t successes esnidrnlIs .ntisipIsr. ~
20 s4.ken slhers y sa-sess q insits,. cur
exanpie ve may exp~ct 10 make up lie rroand
ue have lost. % cssitAke our sister anies 81 ire
North and Wea. and 10 enief upon new cnr,sr
q prosperity and happiness.
Nth TIE sdssntsees ja.t alluded 70, comhinea
Nth those Of sau5rious and temperate slis,.,e
propls -illna feel that they nsl 70 elte vIrre
20 sesTehcf li,elihood. but vii rensin upon he
tnll shish sustzined them 10 their infansy.
Shsuld these sntisip.slons be realized, even ID
Psst, vs shall nose q us. my friends, lack back
nth regret 70 ne occurrences o. ihis DAY. We
trust q. = se hsse jour good wisiss Tor Inc sas-
srss 81 our shisI prixs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29


Late sdsicss rom this oilesr sls'ss
thai be hss sent biz advance. q Iooo
men, towards Chihuahua The Ken
laeky Cavalry have removed shs'r ssmP
10 Pos. Savaecs ! better point for o.
,aining forage. 4 special train Was IN
der s,cor, Il Csps. Blake. 81 regiment
dragons. ior he Psynen. q The Arkan-
sss troops.
a later secsunt states tha. Geo WOOL
had moved irom San Antonia de bsxar,
% ihs 29.h Sept, 4 the head Of >. low
nsn.for Presisio Rio Gnnds. The steam.
e. Telegraph bropght over 10 N. Orleans
over Is lick discharged volunteer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29

The taking n Monterey viii BE- con
siderable loss 10 Mexico. from The facl
Of il being the place where The iounde-
riss for the casting of copper balls-can.
non and muskst-are erected. 10 its
viciniiy are The copper mines which *
eel any other 10 produe.iseness. and
from these The ioundries are supplied
with metal for castings. The City Of
Mexico contains The powder mill.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29
Eshsep.

The advertise ne nt las, week Of buck
lambs. by Capt. y Z Ransom. is inco--
reclly staiedin lhe name and family Of
The Sheep. Itshonld have been Meade
SouthdoUn. being imported by Bishop
MEADE in 1871 afrom the best stock 10
England, aud the stock offered for sale
is crossed upon the best ewes Of ,be late
Mr. RIcHaRp <. MEADE. regarded BY
some Of the growers Of fine Sheep supe-
riorto the Bishops.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29
AN EARTHQUAKE

On Sunday night week about 8 D clock,
. slight shock Of al esribqsske va. fell
in Chatieslown, and 10 Shepherdsiown
which however. did 90 injury. lasting on
y for about second.
The Boonsboro' (Md Odd Fellow.
and Hagersiown News. besides several
other Maryland papers notice the affair o.
a Maryland Earthquake" Now. We
Eel, il here. in Virginia. bu, il lis repeii-
ton is TO be Of severe character. then.
We will freely give up all eredi, OF be-
ing connected whit 10 arr wsy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29
m iI'IlldARK|ETS.
os.. II 5sllimsrf a ].

IL Vi
Ap,ices ragged from 81 50as2.5 So
81 IN i, y 81 lie hoof, eqnsi 10 s3as4.7 IS net,
! " =, :, Sng abou. -.
n oud On Saturday morning some Par
- n d. II 81 s,,,et Flour. 10 lhe amount IL
q, ,Soo hh,. y ere soI5 II IS 50, BIN later
iiiihc DAY This rate could pos e ~ y -.
f5.Oo ~. 49, u. 4 IS IS The ~
csir price tom 80. noi .,,. r,,.A, Il
xk9s aolders generally fefbss 70 sell ~ Thar
pflst.
Hal AIN. " There Il lest animation il ne
sss-s.. marke, lo-dsy, and ths sales show d..
ettae Of sss-.Al cents PEI bhshei4 sales nt
MARYLAND reds Wefe made to-day Al l05alD6
cspts for good ID prime. md g5alO5 or ordinary
toigDod. WI noie sales Of fur loads 81 Pennas
whine WhssU, part on Saturday II l20 ceaisl
| ~ the balance o-dsy j. 1l7sll8rts.
Corn has also declined salrs tosday O
E9{id White II GREEN'S, and I'D yellow y 63s6s
tSFnis. Nv ii worth 55ssQ eenis foI both Nhss
nd yellow
Sales of Nd. Rye d 67eents.
III We quote Oa.s Il 30s32 cents:
:H WHisKEY The dsmasd Il llmilsd, tne
lsslss small. We qusss hhds 4 25i ~. aat
9slss j. ~ ets. s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29

FRoM ST. JoHN's. NEwFouNDLANb-
Great Loss of Life BY Tie LATE Storm -
The ST Johns tNewtoundland) journals
of lhe lib instant. say there was gresi
loss Of life Al BURN BY he tate gale. Ten
large boais were lost. with foriy- Eve men
on board. many Of them having large
fsEss,si = sess a---., snrifeiy destitute
occasioned BY he failura,,e---.. ~,
i islessp-ssfa mai many are now brought
10 me verge Of star, alton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29

lus li,rs''oog Telegraph ia crow.
81. ~ "ps ieiofies in Penn.yl-
'on - aud faLk looking
s5.a pe's0n' 'y'be Tariff Of 1916,
- kooa II healthy looking
are good representatives, or
Tariff. and exhibit id true i, p..sss
feels Of both Tariffs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29
ONO.

The nswly.elec,ed representation in Cougars.
will stand II Wings, 3 DezOcrats, aud Iaae-
pendent.
Tbs majority for Bebb, Wing Governor 10 a.
boat 1000.
The Wings have msjoriiy or six In the
Legislature on joint ballot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29
DREADFUL ACCIDENT.

The following lslesraphic despatch from
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, was sent 10 The
papers, ID October IL:
"A dreadful calamity occurred last
night. Samuel Gayman, wife and Eve
children. were burnt 10 death 10 their
house, about five miles above Harris
burg. A whole family al once DESTROYED. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29
Fine ca.tIe.

Our streets bear daily witness TO large
droyss Of very 6ne "a, Cattle, from Wes-
'era Virgins. Tho price i. such as to
make the business quite profitable 10
grszsrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29

ThlRTfEfH CoksAEss The flerliou.
which have recently taken place ior he
nex, Congress. which com mences Oh tie
4rh VI March mex. have prodoced ths
following changes. HIa 1914 these Slals
elected 25 Wigs and 90 democrs,s.-
This year the account stands 35 shiu
and Al democrats, showing whis gaiu
Of ,en members. and democratic lo.,
zof 9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29
NEW REyEsUE STEAMER.

The re enns sisamer- .Pnlk-.,, built al Rich.
iron, is l2Sfeef in deck, &c feet beam and 10
feet 3 inches hold She is sarplied with I've
hall beam marine engines Of 6fiy horses power;
Is pierced for ten guns, and has long gun a.
midships.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29

THANKSGIVING DAT. Gov. Wright, Of New
York, has united with The Governors or Ohio,
Maryland, Michigaa, N. Hampshire, sad Mas
'achuse,is, in Designating the 26,h November
as .afday Of Thanksgiving; thus making SIX
States which unite il : very appropriate obssr-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29

Messrs, Grsely s Nc EIrs,b 4, u Il,
! .h "y". men establishment "a Almas
:. n.,;,'.: ''o ~, ~ 10 the hands Of eve.
iains a furd Of hipbw u.sI,fI.a,..: ~,
lorn,''0': The Nev Tariff Sub rrs,.
Price lei cents. -. &C
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29
N4.The poetry published n our v,,;s,v

WIne poetfy PuUIIsueu 70 OUT Vatlety
Of the 18th instant, headed Ed
TORS Hints" should have been credited
10 The Washington Evening News
TIE truths so well expressed in these
lines we hope may prove beneficial.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29
SINGULAR CASE.

The Warrentoa (va.) Fisg repx. ].
trial OF I. B. Warder. charged win -
murder OF George Small wood about !
year ago Mr.. Robert e Scott repre-,
scented the comfnOnwealih. and Messrs
James NJ Mason! Of Winchester, ard
Samuel Chiffon and B. H. Sbackellord
OF Warran,on, managed the defence
The jury found him guilty OF % urder in
the second degree. and sentenced him 10
nvs years imprisonment in the peni.en.
tiary, that being The shortest lime allowed
~ law in cases 81 sach conviction. He
neei from jusiice 10 Missouri. AND Ihtre
aeeoro.eg 10 all accounts, conducte d MIN.
sell ,ropfiety alH uprighlness. He
s 9us' nave e,sns'rorgly impressed with
0's YMn ,Iaoeshre. y return 70 Virgin,
disappointment p fnosar himself con.
signed 'oihs degrading psnn~a,i,fs call
The Flag says:
The circumstances as det4iIfalv II.
witnesses were such IS 10 excite dsss
sympathy for The prisoner am. with yerJ
many az Al WsTdsrI. ese a'1 se'i.s &C
fef, previous to the eIspch 81 rnsssc-
which resulted ID lhe death 81 Sm,ll'
wood; the Diiigsiingl and 10 The opinion
o. many jusiifying circumstances con.
nected with It's con duei on Thai oeca.;on
and bis voluntary return aud surtends,
Of himself into lie hands 81 iu.,ics 4,
compiaed 10 create deep iniefests Il IA.
faie. The rsSnl,s ~ We - Dis
!. .oIoa ano,hfr proof iBat one act il sa6d
,lmes sufficient u wing ths hs.
blast The prospects Or IssnIs
family; and 10 lag disirss 70 Z M'os
circle Of yay respsciabie connections
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29

YoTr d PEnssYLvAsI 4. o6isisi, = tn PAa
adelphia PsnnsJ lvsnian publishes The fieial II.
turns of he vote cssafcf Camel comnissioasn
sh'ooshee. ne Sia'f. fhs f0llowlng 80 IL
,oialsof the table ~
Psw~r. Nv. FosterID Morton. N. Elder 4 !,
81 963 S9.ocA IS A24 9,O9s
Powet \ majority IsIhus shs,wn 10 b $500.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29

eaeThe Sons Of Temperance bad an
imposing Procession 10 Richmond on
Friday last. Abou. 400 were in pro-
cession.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29

lFTAs Whi,a Meanlsins ii N " Hans.
shire we're cevsied Win SNOW. 81 last hionds,
week, i. having falleA il that vicinity vi i,
preceding dsy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29
FLORIDA.

Returns have been received from all
tts counties in Florida except seven,
which leaves no doubt Of The election Of
MI. Cabell 10 Congress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29

e1tThs Albaay Atlas STATE thal New Yo,k
spectators are buying up Potasoes il e2i cens
per bushel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29
SCHOOL cosIMInsIoyERs.

The following School Commissioners
were appain'ed ~ the County Cour, on
the IS,h instant.
Charles Harper, jacob Morgan, Wm g But
Ter, Jacob Hess, Meredith Helm, Gerard D.
Monre, Isaac Henkle, George B. Stephenson.
Sebastian Esty, III N Gallaher, Richard will
liams, George Eictel5erger, VIM. Gran,hsm,
John Humphreys and John C. r. TAYLOR.
A meeting will Be held 10 Charlesio WI
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THE MARKETS.

The New taik Express d Thursday sfler
noon says- is
60. - e Re~s 8 the Boston steas rise
sf nearly gdoltsff d barrel 80, =
Ftsv Esag Tish fnprkst u e M paiea oy
operators bs,e Th. - aSSot only 60 al
vance Of pGcss on Az bpt On most other
|breadsisGs. with 1lnot a certainiyy o,1
an scpse demsod ftne aod u SELF
apPeafs % IS ! go 49,, 80 sepis
log iv.sll expenses lnc:odeds siih. ID
.eHsm. = eqnai 70 ne pIlcs r. English
shesi-ihe average price ~ The kipe.
lon being 6Ity-.bree 'l'ngs.
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Snow fell At Albany and Utica op Sun.
day week. Al the latter place the GROUND
cas- covered to the depth Of two inches.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29

N5-The sessions CT the Legislature OF
a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rex1fsr DC rJenuaz
the lasi election . majority Of 655 votes
was polled 10 fsyes Of The biennial ,s.-
sion bill. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29

SrRIKISe FAcTs There are nov 10
The city q Boston twenty I've Unitarian
clergy nen egularly ordained or installed
ss pastors churches. Of whom Eve are
conpeeied.trth the ministry 81 large. and
one society q present supplied with an
unsettled qnis'sr: making insll twenty
six clergy nm. The aggregate amount
|ol salary pad t,them i about $40 600
annually. he probable presses, r.--aas
Of churches snd bad Is $500 600.
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ALARaAA.
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II The teturns rihe Third coaore..
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edIy gralilying cd ledsns 10 hope, MI,
SAMuELBS. BAN, ] true and eierio.,s
Whis- n N sIscsa e Congress % The suc.
This distaci al thu Pfesioe1sfs, efec
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