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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01

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TIE Lss,bork p,p>ts sptsk i 3. no.'
rr,,ifyiss ,srns q ike Ltetsss' Ct 70.
reb,lsn'sb delivered i ihti Pi.ss .ao z &
fsss,.,.iIis end Wslssiosd. D. me-
- spoks i shspbsrosioun On me
,;,h, q sbs III uli.. psd nsds The sane
f,sor.ble inpssssion tkieh be bad naes
elsephefs. i.
We regret 10 learn. tksifson some MS
r.ben.ion d 70 tins shd Piaes. me
Dr. did mol spesk 81 Asr,insburg-s mat
Ter which must have prodsced great dis
sppoioiaeni 70 Ehs PeoPls Of thai town
and Seigbborhood-
But, Il i moi merely e speaker on
Education thal Dr.. MeGS6sy Is able
As preacher. be hss arePuls'ion no
less justly deserved The sermon VI
beard from him vas one 81 those logiea
Intellectual fforls which carry ecnvisiio'
in every sentence. He deals not 10 ner'
deeIsmaiion. 8 ]. iod often The case will
preachers. but uses snslogies and srgu
men,s which strike The reason and com
mon sense 81 every nearer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01
a vALUABLE PRESENT.


A foil jewelled aud richly ornamenIet
gold hunting watch has been presented
By The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows o
The Ucited States. top. G. M. James L
Ridgely, Of Baltimore. 10 comPline emf fol
bis services as Grand Secretary.
We learn from the Baltimore Sun thai
the ceremony Of presentation took place
in the Grand Lodge on Thursday last
The works OF the watch were made by
Tobias, Of Liverpool, with sixteen Jew.
els. expressly 10 order, and were broush,
out to New York, where the cases and
other work were completed The cases
are very heavy, the edges or back and
fronta:e heavily chased Of rich scroll work;
10 the centre Of The front is the eagle,
holding 10 his beak the three links; aud
10 bis talons the shield. and on the right
inierwoven In the scroll work, is ID cor.
nucoFia. and on the lefiihe hand aud
heart. On The back is The All.seeine Eve
and underneath, the smblen Of Charity.-
The face Of the watch presents The level
Of Past Grand Master, resembling ! FIVE
pointed star, eneircled BY splendid
wreath Of ifiy-nine diamonds. 1t cost,
including ihe chain. S4l5
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DIED,

it, 4 a Fl 4
Al theresidence DC n William, ESQ. IN Thrr.a
day last, Miss MANY r HAMMosp, Id iise 4etb ys.r
o. her age, of this county, II -
Suddenly, al her ,esidenee near sb.nh.,,..
town on Monday evening last Mrs Maar w Nan.
CAN w,doE pf the late Daniel Alorgat ESQ 81 III,
county. r % adysnced age. - ~
AT elk Yood. !" il this county. On he morni,.
OF the 9th Sept. EDMUnp, shfsnt son of WIN ~
days fa T - 4. Ne. " Is - :. ~ nv
On The Esd pit.. Isl aao ,aKr r. d.urh,er n III.
Msrtin p,zer 81 Berkeley county IL Ire i6lh year
On the 9oh uIt., ID Martinsburx M. -.
ITCH. sged about 79 years.
10 Morgan county .atthe residence If III. bro,b.~
Mr. VIM II Gibbs, on The f4ih I'll of conce m se
lever. Mrs JoHS n. GIBBs, son at Mr. Fdwsy,l "a
n. Z. lormsrly Of Martinsburg ii The sist year q
Miss MkHeAnET MEHcsR, of Belmont. Loudouc
county, diedon Thursday week.
Y On Saturday week. ii his res; denee No.. 81.
purg' alter severe illness, MI JAsiss W1I1rlsTs.
On Thursday week lin Leesbure amer !. .hnr, III
ness Mrs. E4IzAnETH a. GovER IL me Q7ths So
q her age, esopsort Of Mr.. Edwin K. Cover. a.
90 ~ Mon I. week. in Lee.burg. Il II advanced
10 Loudoun county. on III ,s,h II, .s... ,.s
gerina iliness,of pneleen DAYS. Nsna.s.. Va
fnAscEs. daughter 81 Edward and Elizs H.rss e
WIS zuh yeaf a Der sge. She lett large circle II
if'ends TO mourn her loss.
Departed this life. st her residtnee Il Ii. NJ.
spring near Leesburg. On Saturday mornine 1n,h
w mrss MAnGAHkT <fHoMAs The wff. ~ sr@
Jonn nomas. ~ the esd year ar her age. .if8l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01
rao,1 rnE ARmY.

4 IL
BY late arrivals.cf steamers at New Or
leans. we have news from Csmargo 10 lhs
7ih uIt. Gen. Taylor had crossed the SAT
Juan The DAY bsiars. and d. i 81 Gen. Worth
and Col. P. F. Smith were stationed Al
the later place awaiting The arrival Of
General Taylor. The whole force on the
march to MonteIy is estimated Al about
IL 900 men.
There were near 600 sick volunteers
10 the hospitals at iCsrmargo. and they
were dying very fast. So many were
sick that i required nearly a whole regi-
ment to attend them.
We learn from letter dated At Poin,
Isabel. Sept. IL. that Gen. Tsylor left
Cauargo for Monterey with only 5000
men. aud that Gen. Ampudia has arrived
At Monterey with large force. reports
say from to 10000 men, and ten pieces
OF artillery. He has completely fortified
the place. His proclams alton has been re.
eeived, in which be threatens 10 shoot any
Mexican who should hold com munica,iop
with the Americans.
A report Of later date says that Canales
has been taken prisoner.
y is now pretty confidently expected
tha: the Mexicans will give battle In o,
aear Monterey.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01
llIsroRY FAl.sIFIEp.

Ia Il II
Some ofths Loco Foeo presses seem to think
they have found . tremendous argument sgaiDsl
Wing consistency, in the fact that John q, EAd-
ans, and ihitiy-fOur Wings voted against the
Tariff Of 1912. They omit 10 state the reasons
assigned BY any one Of these gentlemen, and
farther slur over the faee that most Of these
mem5ers had previously voted for bill contain
Ing the identical principles Of the aci Of az.
II will be remembered that air. Tyler had just
vetoed the Land bill, a measure previously adj
vocated BY him. and had also vetoed The 6rs,
Tariff bill passed By the. wh;e Congress, which
bin contained clause giving the Land Fund 10
The States When il was supposed there vas
danger Of an adjournment, without passing sny
revenue measure, (the old act having expired
BY It's own iinitation, Mi. MeKennan Of Penn.
sylvania introduced the precise bin, 9th the er-
esPtien Of tie Land clause !; and il was because
this seemed like permitting the President to bic.
tate TO Congress the kind Or legislation which il
should adopt that the IS Wings voted against
the bill.
This factis well known 10 every man Of iniel-
Igsnee Who attended to the proceedings Of Con-
gress al The time, and Is suficiont snswer 10
The silly attempt 10 prove the Inconsistency ofihe
wings, and their insinceri,y towards the doe
trins 81 Discrimination for protection OF Aweri-
can industry. Dare one Of these papers have
the fairness 10 quote from speech Of Wig
al The time - Rich Rep.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01
ASSOCIATIONS wIrn mExrco,

The Washington Union q Saturday evening
contains the following Important article relative
to the state Of afaiis between the United States
and Mexico
We can slate, upon competent authori.
", that the report 10 not true. that Mexi-
co has refused to negotiate With the gov.
eminent Of the United States until we
shall withdraw our srnies from her tern
tory and our fleets from her coasts. This
report is absolutely destitute OF founda.
lion. The government Of that republic
has determined 10 refer the President's
overture TO open negotiations for peace,
10 the constituent Congress Of Mexico,
which will assemble in The beginning Of
December, 1--WE believe the 6tb.)
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01
AN IMPORTANT RESOLUTION.

T I
A resolution Of considerable imporis nce
to Subordinate Lodges. was adopted By
the Grand Lodge Of the Uniied States al
their session 10 Baltimore. on Tuesday OIL
last weeki:- +
Resolpsd, That from and sfter the 6tst day oil
December, 1876, the terms Of Subordinate
Lodges shall be for the period o: six months
The effect Of this resolution will bethe
extension Of the term Of service Of off
GERS, from three 10 six months, and will
secure 10 the Order, the benefit Of riper
experience, more { Intensive knowledge 81
the affairs Of The Older. and better iudg-
ment 10 their administration, on the par,
Of incumbents of office.
The resolution was adopted by vote
Of Yeas 4l-Nays Is.
The representation from tbe Grand
Lodge OF Va. Messrs. Reed aud Cook,
were divided. the former voting 10 favor
Of, end the latter against the resolution.
The vote Of the Representative from the
G. E. Va DR.. E. c. Robinson, does no,
appear 10 the jpurnsl. /,
The following resolution was also offer
ed stthe same time. but We are not adj
vised Of The action upon it. bu, presume
il was also adopted -
Resolved, That the said terms shall commence
on the FIRST Monday of June and frs, Monday 81
December Of each year
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01


TIE B.l.iners Sun Of Saturday furnish
g " VITA he foIlouide account 81 the e
Isciion q oaiesrs of ,ke Grand Lodge ol
he Usilsd States. together xilh The seve-
raj sums paid out iof bsns6esnt purposes
snd The number Of persons attached Il
The Odd Fellows Institution in the United
Siaiess-
The Grand Ledge Of he United s,atss, rhiel
has been 10 session u Bsliinors forihe past f,.
days, adioorusd q eight o'clock Friday night
,ias De. o. "Wednesday last, on he Sin ballot
Born 3. Kassss. Esq o. Philadelphia. vas :
Ieeied Grand sire Of The Order, which Is ID,
chief oiieisl stttion 10 the association. MI
Kneass is citizen Of Philadelphia, Of -hisl
standing and rsspeetsbili,y, much esteemed ;,
all Who know bin. on the e,h ballot, P. g
Master Thonpsop, Of Mess, having received
he majority Of all ihs votes Polled, vas pro
noaocsd duly elected Depu,y Grand sire. P
G. Master Jas. T. Ridgsly, Of Md was unani
mou.ly reelected Grand Corresponding seers
lazy. p G. Master a. E. Warner vas unani
mously Reelected Treasurer. The Order ma
cause for congrttulation, At The judicieus selse
tioo Of oiicers chosen 10 preside over iis in'eI
es,s the ensuing term. From the annual rspol
Of The Grand and Subordinate Lodges, ne Oh
serve that during The past year the Lodge
throughout The United States aud Canada hay
Increased 10 992; that The number Of new inisi'
lions were g, 3is; suspensions 2,7ie; exPu
.ions as3 Past Grsnds Initiated 500 aud Pa
lGrand Masters Mtsiaisd ll4.0The revenue ,
the Subordinate Lodges during the year has bee
S70e. EOS 40. The number Of contributing men
tbers al present connected with the order Is go
l753. The number Of widowed families relic
cd during the year was sl7, and the number
brethren buried by The order 4S5. For the 9
lief Of brethren the amount paid BY the sario
Lodges has amounted 10 sI54,a47 81, since 4
and fsE rs s. t Ii: oi rs e
dren Of deceased members Of the order, and $40
7S6 o2 Tor the burial Of the dead The total
mount paid for relief during the year has bee
sls7,3l7. The increase Of Lodges, as eompsr.
with ls45, has been 307: OF incom. $3.50 %
10; Of members 25,soO; Of amount Of relief a
forded All $50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01

The Wings o. Baltimore have nomina
led ihe following strong ticket for The sp
prosching election.
State Ssaate.-Cspt. CHARLEs NJ,
KErsRR.
Hsuss Of Delsgaies.-JoHN P. KrEsr.
DIT. 4. b. Patterson. JosEpH SIMMs.
MN, BAYLEY. Jas. MoRRlsoN Hams.
Mayor.-Cspt. AARoN r. LrvERINc.
The Election for Senator ard members
Of The Legislature takes place on The 7lh
instant. For Mayor on the 18th inst.
The friends Of The Hon. John P. Ken.
nedy win be grssi6ed 10 learn that al ibe
nominating Convention be received the
usanimous vote Of the % Delegates pre-.
sent,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01


Ilis SOW ssideni lhslttere esn b no
.srni5l,ion Of The Mezie,n War Until e.
'<r he peeiing q The Congress q that
couslfy ID December. Ssnia ANA. uhe-
,btr through necessity o. policy. has De-
eiined 10 assume The responsibility Of na-
king sn adjustment. well knowing tLatin
ihs mesniins The expsnsss Of oar Army
rusl be enormous. II % trns. q stated
by writer from New orlesns 10 the Ma
iionsl In,elligenesr. Mexico cannot be
struck 10 vital plsee-tbe natural obsia'
cIes Of The country. and the total absence
or limited nature Of the supplies viii
prevent large army from penetrating "a
the capital. or near Il. and the plan Of do,
ing 50 from the Rio Grands is peculiarly
absurd. even il il were 10 succeed. ss,hs
disiance is double vha, Ills hon lhe sea
coast"
All accounts concur Is 10 ihe eiier ig
Iuorsnce. waste and ex,ravsganee. will
which most Of the srrinsements hss'
been conducted. il would be inpossibl,
Ito detail The instances Of shameful negli
Isence BY which the public property !
wasted. Every thing is bought up q q
exlrsvsgsnt rate. both al Mexico and q
home. and already an expenditure hs
been incurred uhichmigbt have purchal
Cd half the country We are invading.
The Administration il doubtless sic
enough Of this war. bu, the peoples dos
lis YET 10 be swallowed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01

Thu vessel. which had Esen spgsged
"a ,bs cas-, survey ne, ~ith serious
disass,r Is lie gale al he III. She ws n
fkuocs.d d lei beam eaas disnssseds
and Ter decks susp.--los, hsf poop decks
auussnd bosis, and bad s0 men washed
overheard. IL 81 whom were drowned.-
Ii. Rschs. Der commandsf. Nas among
those lost.
I'll. vessel lis since been towed into
Norfolk. 10 ! very crippled coalition.
Lieut.. Bache was ofolner nv II
Nj. walker. Secrs.ary 81 she Treasury
"a Grandson Of DR.. franklin. Hi
I.m;i,. ~ believe rssids u Washing
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sPREcH OF DANIEI WEBSTER.

Aslhs Whis Stale Convention Of Mas.aehu.
setts, held 10 Boston on Wednesday, MIR. WEs.
ssrR vas present. He was received, as be en-.
ssrsd The Hall, with erss, spplause, and being
eailsd % for speech, spoke Is follows.
deem Il . great privilege 10 be pre-.
sent. even 10 be present few moments,
inso large an sssenblsge Of the represen-
tatises 81 the Wings Of Massachusetts -
wherever the Wings OF Msssac husetis
assemble, aud whereYer their repre- senta.
tires assemble. there Is al odor Of liberty
that love TO inhsle. There is On a,tach.
ment TO The Constitution OF our country
and the Institutions OF our fathers which
vsfms my hear,-ihal heart which shall
mol cease 10 beat. (while il beats al all)
with everything favorable 10 human lib.
eriy. f.
Gentlemen. Of such q party as the
Whia party. made npof intelligent. indie
psadent.> conscientious men. Il is not 10
b supposed Of expected. that on great
end Interesting questions. andin ell the d
yisions Of such questions. there should
b N entire unanlmily. utexperience
shows that there 10 an nnsnimiiy Of feel
ing and Of purpose which brings about
il the ends unity Of action and CO ope:-
otion 10 efforts.
There srs topics. upon ihs expediency
81 which. there ere gentlemen present,
hik6 10 ny regard. who see line Of du.
y which y not apparent. Others may
Iook 10 oihsrsourees for succor or aid. 9th.
en- may reply upon other iouo daiions and
ether hopes ; but for myself. I confess that
q this period Of my political life, Toll OF
high hope Of the general feeling that &C
tnaies oil good men inthe country, 7 con
Tess That for my part. 10 he dark and
troubled night thsl Is upon Us, / see no
sisr above the hofixon promising light 10
give q. but the inlelligens. patriotic. uni
Cd Wing Party Of the United States.
Gentlemen. the hour OF our separation
he's errived. and | may not lrespass upon
your stleniion. [reioics ID The general
untnimi,y that has prevailed 10 yoor meet.
i11. ! psltake With you Ia The happiness
ycn 81 feel 10 he prospect Of being able
q elect your Governor. and ia the pros
pet e ihe ascsndancy Of Whig pfinei
plss
[ sejnics With you In ne prospect Of
he overthrow Of uhsiever threatens for
lhef . deprsss The political i1leresis q
ibe country Of ukaieper ihreaisns farther
e naI the indus'rial pursuits q ihen.-
llone Aad Irsioice ID The sniicipsiion
NJ - maY b allowed 10 iudolees The
eope that experience shall carry homo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01
The President and Mr.. pIeLsns.

The Washington Union devotes col.
omn and . bali 10 an attempt to prove
that Mr. Polk has been consisten, 10 his
course upon the Oregon question: twill
be difficult Task ic convince the people
Of this country that Mr.. Polk was moi pub
iiely in favor Of maintaining our whole
claim to the territory uPio 5ae 49,. while.
acting officially with his Cabinet. be wa,
extremely anxious for se.iIemen, upon
1872. unless the testimony Of Mr.. McLane
can be successfully imPeached.
f.Al,r. Gax.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01
sIassachusse,,s.

The Wings Of Massachusetts have
ncminated the Hon. GEORGE N, BRiGGs
- their candidate for the Office Of Gov.
srnor. and the Hoo. JoaH REED fot Lieu.
tsnant Governor. The Convention that
made these nominations was composed Of
assrly one Thousand members. spd The
candidates are the present ineumbenis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01
LEGERDRMAIN

A ,en,Iam.n vt;,;n, - AZ. l.i !,
%. $500 sp,as . '1e editors p the
A'e1%oao Aspuonssn, rom Boston, furnishes
-, ~ -. ~. Ma y hell
snlea = esf'an'y ops o. an sl'raordinary char
es.ss. ne p,e1 = el.'lsd 'ne Message il The
s 'as a'aa. 'Ps'aAa' = - l'i'0Ss;
Herr a. distributes among the audi
80 80 aP a .as% ~asls .ney M'sn 'i1e err
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= . 4 II = -
THE MARKETS.
once sf,hs 5alsmore Patrist. !.

n ept. xbs 2, r. M. ~
FLoUR.-Thsre Is nothing Of moment doing
70 Flour Both buyers aud sellers are holding
Cd for the foreign news "A sale Of about 40i,
bols. ehoIcec City Mills Was made This morDinc
81 75lwhichp price holders are generally ask.
ing tor CRY hitiS and Howard street
GRAIN The supply of Grain il small =.
quote good 10 prim. red Wheat al go IL 90
cents white do. at 1919 100 cents. Sales 10.
Gay OF white snd yellow Germ at 66 So cents !.
Oats al 81 a 32cI; RYE 63 s6sc : - ss1s
WHIsKEY lis selling b odsra,elv !, o4.os
cents per gallon. I y - =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01

rr,m N we ar leaIn. We should Juuge
( !, 4. $500, Ia bsen lie most sickly
.e.soa throughout the whole West, slnsee
1898. The continued prevalence q PR
and al, weather. acting upon The marshes
ana swames where they exist. necessar''
|ly exhalss nuisance, which creates d's'
ease wherever il can reach. a largt
number 81 our far western exchanges
soe's = I.aisr. Gaz
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01


The Secretary 81 he Trsssnfyis shout
- Nuke yiI;l b New York. for whs, =
rid % Be- iso-foli prrposs R'rsi ios
ne purpose 81 o:esoizipg Dpon ihs brs'
fooiioe. The nsp Wsrsbousiog go ne
ssu Tariff sys,sns-,o chain hoaes,snd
exps,isbeed spprsissrs. &c. Npr, wel
shouid The 10 know Wis, iseili'y Mt.
WsIkef posss,,es over oshef men for d.
cossrinr honesty and probity 10 Psnf-
win Sc 10, Il las, Be compelled 10 rely
% sbs iads nsn: end Recommendations Of
peFsons 10 The city Of 20 extensive &C.
chsicisnee
The sscond. snd shsi Is said 10 be bis
main objee, 10 visiting New York. is 10
sseensin what can probably be done To-
vsrds loan Of from Eve 10 Ten millions
81 dollars. II vss whispered 10 New
York lba. The Government bad sent ar
sgens 10 England 10 ascertain whether
Zen millions Of dollars could Be obtained
there Tor United States stock. The an
swer, IL is said. was. Eotss long Is yot
havs rspudialisg State 10 the Unioa- 8
This remsrk j. confirmed by The CORES
pondsns of the National InielligencsI
u, shown letter from high suihori
~ g lns7r-A. sen hence was contained
siiseied 10 New Y0fF. needing he Ioa
says: .i.r
Ais regard o . loan, every citizen 10 :.
pihion Of bic own. Each one eonsidss, h;n..
sslicisntly veil acquainted with ire 6ss.e;,
saaifs fshs country 70 decide vhethsr A.:
esnt i o. e not The proper iir--s q'hefs' y
ersneus losp. Ns---sctto say thsrs Is pre-
o,i.io. .--.sgeif question for each man 6rsi i
s5sIds before be decides The haancial quss,isn
asdihat b. are veto have continuation Of 4h
Mszican var, Or are We to hare an earl
pssesi I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01

i.
We bslisve .6a, this sessos has been ncEs
nossd fSr chilIs and fevsrs sBtA Tor nsny yssrs
psst But feu families slous NE river and -
ief eeupes d our ceonsy have enair,ly escaped
from them. We fndin our exchanges that Essi
ofshe Blue Ridge The Effects 81 these diseases
have been more severe. The Petersburg laiti-
lisrncer ssys: There Is scarcely family With
inn eirenit Of ifty miles around Pt,sisoarg snal
has not had enc or more ofits inmates .down'
viii this most annoying Of diseasss. u some
eonniies. ue hear, The Tobacco crop has sinner
Cd for he uani Of the proper attention 1.-The ne
grbss being sick with agus and fever.
We Cad 10 The Washington Union remedy
Tot he disease, which i 90 simple and COME
nisnt, ,hat ws should moi hesitate 70 Try iis
Rsnedy for Ciilis and FsUsrs. Or FsrsI
and .deus'--Tske one pint Of sweet mill
and one large table spoonful Of ground
eipger. mixed thoroughly. and heated o
yer hi ERE as warm as il can be drunk
when the chill comes on or commences
Repe al the dose once or twice. If necesss
W. and the cure will be effected.
IN. B--If the sy stem be costive. au
psrient may be necessary 10 order 70 pre-
pare il properly for the above prescr'p
| lion. @
| DR. Poqueville, in his travels IN the More'
furnishes the following cure for fever and asu'
which vii; likely be fel,ere long IN this section
i lIh,ye seen ;n,ermit,ent eyers sobdue
ea,;relv by 4 mixture Of strong coffee an
4 Ismon 'or lime Juice. which is d SUGGEST,
ramedv an over The country. The PR
nar,;ons are three quarters Of 40 ounce
Il cafsa. Ground fine. with two ources
). lemon juice, aud three ounces Of waite
1 ~ mixture 10 be drank warm aud iastin
q Th;s = said 10 be / certain cure Tor few,
and ague.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01

a1Ths New York Wing Stats Con-
veu,ionl have Nominated John Young of
Livingston couniy, fcr Governor. snd
Hamilton Fish. Of New York city. fot
.Lieuielsns Governor
Tbs Locos have not ys' nominated their
candidates. There isIIopposinon among
the young Democracy to Gov. Wright,
but We suppose this will be silenced. and
he wllbelihe candidate for Governor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01

The Washington Union says that the
proposition TO exchange Capt. Carpenter
Tor Gen. Vegs. Oas NOT refused by Com
nodore Conner. but was properly submit.
ted To- his owe government for its deci.
sion. We understand, 100. says lhe u.
nion. that our government has mol refus.
ed the proposition. but has sent on To-
s,ructions which we trust will lead 10 the
exchange ofthe officers Of the Truxton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01
arcGufrey,s RhetorlcaI Guide,

Thistis the title Of handsomely print.
ed volume just issued from the press. from
The pen Of. DR.. McGufey who entertain.
ed our citizens so happily few weeks
since in discourse on education. Acon-
siiiuies one Of the valuable series Of Ed
ucstional works prepared By Professor
MeGoffey Of the University Of Virginia,
whose name will be its best passport TO a
general Introduction into the schools ol
Virginia.
The Richmond Wing 10 speaking or il
says:-"Tbe best writer's 10 The English
language have been laid under conlribu
tion BY the compiler Of this excellent
sch0ol-manual; and we take pleasure in
recon mending il to teachers and pupils. =
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History Of Yfrrinia.

4 We see itstated in the Richmond Times
that The reading public are soon 10 be IA.
yored with The FIRST volume Of a History
Of Virginia" by a young and talented
member o. the Richmond bar, who has
iaoored with great assiduity for several
We ars in ils preparation. n
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Owen. the Reformer,

Robert Oven has returned sgain 10 the
United States. having crossed the Allan
tic four times 10 less than six months -
Though upwards OF Is years old. be is
stu as enthusiastic as ever in the pursuit
Of bis plans OF so called reform.
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