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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13

To SURGEON DESrisrs.-A Convention Of the Den'i'is
Of the state Of NcwYork Will be held AZ the College Of
Physicians and Surgeons G. crosby-s on Wedne'da' he
l7,h New lss7 At o'clock A. 81 FOR the purpose Of form
ins state Dentist Society All praeteias dentists Ia Tho
sat. are requested be present and take part IN The pro
ceedinss BY order OF the Committee
NJ X BRIDGES. Chairman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13

n OouRAtDs ITALIAN INDICATED Soar . c.leblsied
for the positive removal Of TAM pimpe. secks old ses
nnsworm morPhew salow red, rough, ehsppec o. otter
WISE Injured skin IS for sale In this city only Nsssr
81 his stofe IRON broadway Also, bro1n and eaes is
yosadf very superior quality for immediately chsnsns
RED or gray hnr OoUkAuDs Liquid Vegetable koass,
coaIs1ds Lily White Lubins perfumes for the hsnakef
ehef 1oVkAvDs Poudre Subtitle, Tor ersdiestns supefns
Gus human hair from the forehead part Of the ns-
frame. Bear in mind 81 walksrs fret store from
Broadway Boston, ifs Wsshinstea-a nlsEsed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13

u The cheapest and best place in the city 10 se, your
Boots shoe. and Caters, il At JosEss An1. near Tie
Museum You can get there good Boots tor 81 81 -
can % purchased elsewhere Cor a. Quite a saving lie
aso sels Arstrete Boot AZ - 20, which usually sold
ior soled waterproof Boots Al 81 90 - and
30 JosEs has the trHe system Of doing business-hsh
expenses and small profits All goods purchased at Am
a. are warranted % give entire ssfisactinn NJ lw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13
Rusiness Notices.

Nox Is rHg TINE TO Eta up--Aud KNOB, i9s Fslior.t
q. prepsred u warm bis Winter with The be
.nS cheapest Far. 20 Be found In the city For farther
psftie lsrs call a. the counter Of lnlS Wv hNOA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13

~ We advise ll fair readers who wish TO purchase
long or square Cishmere Or Brochs shawl to call on s
BaEEER, 81 GIaudst where they will find perfect
assortment and lower prices than any other establishment
in this City. All Wool shsws ine quality from s8to go
each Also, 100 pieces Silks, yard wide, from . 10
81 and very choice assosi4ns nj ofFrench Merinos
Do not lnrgst the namber 81 Orand.sL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29
DnnoCnAIlo cAnDIDATEs.

The Troy Wig thinks that The follow
ing nanss viii be submitted 10 Dsmocra.
tic Naiioosl csnveuiion Silss Wright,
Jfpes Bsehs1su. General Csss. Levi
Woodbury.. General Ballsr. George d.
Dallas. Robert j. Walker. James X. Polk,
Thomas H. Benion. Hall the indications
from the North are worth any thing. no
Souihren candidate will be received By
The Northern Democracy. Wright.
Buchanan. Cass. Woodbury., and Dallas,
are The men from whom. according 10
present Appearances. The aoninee will be
iaksn-eaeh Of whom Is. on the point Of
intellect. . head sad shoulders taller than
the present incumbent. But then. though
Northern man. he is expected to have
Southern principles. aud this uill,at once
Icy ont the strongest man in the crowd,
SiLAs WRieHr. leaving Buchanan. an old
Federalist. Csss. the hero OF 'circum-
Stances" Dallas. The Disorgaaizer. and
Levi Woodbury.. Of the Graui'e Stale. 10
struggle for the prize.
We are strongly Of The opinion. says
The Richmond Republican. that in case
the present incumbent should fail 10 be
juggied in again. Levi will be the man
and very respectable old gen,leman he
q. who deserves better fate than 20 run
his head against the grea, Rio Grande Lo-
comotise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

~ Daily ADVERTISE publish
- lsir<r IRON General Icy
yscscisry Of Wig meeting
lfeie q Trenlon. New Jersey. By which
|ths 6sntrsI vas sometime since nonins-
ned for the next Presidency. The Ad-
sertiser prefsces The letter with The re-
mark. that General Taylor yields him
srIf 10 . Wing ponina,iOn.'' OF this
ouf readers can judge:
IEEap QusATEas Aany , OecrrAtyos,
CAnP nEaR MoETEnEr. MEtIcs.
jane 2lst, i6l7
SRI have the honor 10 ackaowledse.
win seniire OF high eradication. The
receipt Of copy Of The ResoluiioH re-
csolIy adoqfed al meeting OF The Dem
oefsiic Wings Of TIE county o: Mercer.
N j.
My lhsnks ere specially due to. my
friends OF The State Of New Jersey. for
their catering expression Of approval and
esteem. aud which can assure them is
IS truly reciprocaied.
Iembfsce this occasion 10 Temsfk thai
II The people Of This rouniry desire 10
place me 10 The high cfiice Of Chfei
Masis:rsey. I do not leel lsyseIf st liber-
~ 10 reiuse but, on the contrary. 10 that
position. IS well as one more humble. il,
Will be my pride and censisnt endesvor
iosefve the county with ell the ability |
possess.
Piease convey tbsse my thanks and
brief seknovledgmenis 10 The citizens Of
The county Of Mercer. wish them and
Yourself much prosperity and happiness.
! With greairesPect. Iremain your ODE
%dieni servant,
z. TAYLOR. =
Maj. Gen. OF u. 5 Army.
Dr. John Clarke, sse'y public meeting al
T.enteu, N J..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29
Nook humanity.

The philanthropy Of Abolilionisis. says
the Richmond Republican, is very much
like that Of the Friend Of Humanity" 10
earnings knife. Grinder" They fill
the air with their wailings, and deluge the
earth with the briny drops they shed over
imaginary sorrow; but let the object Of
their sympathy ask them for On outlay Of
silver as large as three Of their own croco-
die tears, andibe prompt answer in deeds,
il no, 10 words. is
81 give Thee sixpence ! will see thee DID
first
Wretch whom no sense Of wrongs can rouse 10 n
geanee,
%Sordid, unfeelus reprobaie-degrsded,
Spirtless outcast :"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29
The Ccremonies on saturday.


CONNER STONE or rur CHURCH.
The laying Of the Corner Stone Of The
new Episcopal Church. on Saturday next.
i' an event which win bring larger con-
co Prise Of people to Charlesiowa than hes
been hare for many years past.
The ceremonies viii be attended By
three prominent Societies. the Masonic,
=fhe Odd Fellows, and the Sons Of Tenn
Persnee, each now very numercus--snd
By the public generally.
"A Discourse will be delivered by the
Rev. Dr.. JONES. and other addresses 81
gentlemen 10 be selected foEihe occasion.
We only regret that the arrangements do
not contemplate more accommodation for
The auditors than the small old Church
now on the premises. lis limited spscs
will not accommodate evep one Of the
Orders invited 10 participate IN The cere-
monies.
An Extra Train Of Cars will be Iup
from Harper.- Ferry on The occasion, and
also from Winchester. and 4 the day De
foe one. every vehiels'in lhe neighbof-
hood will be put into requissiion. +.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

hers6g her scholars and gh9t The incidents 81 her
lille n Frederick Nenid ever remain cheering nod
pleasant spots n the dim vista of HE past, upon
whseh ioad s.emory could dwell With ia6aise plea-
sure. 1hisineident showed the bond of Eriendship,
which % happily mites 81 he msmbsFs Of The ID
stilnlion. teachers and scholars. And where The
latter look UPON the former - friends the interest
IN school exsreises mus, BE very much lnsreased.s
On the second day we had the Plea
sure Of being present At the foregoing
proceedings. and ., the presentation Of
beautiful Floral Offering 10 Miss K,Rx-
HAN. BY Miss JuLiEr Z. WARD, 81 Hal.
pers-Ferry. The addIessof Miss w. W.
10 6ne ta.,e. and was responded 10 ia /
very happy manner 81 Miss x. The
scene was one Of deep interest, and lelt
upon our feelings deep suppression.
The Editor Of the Hefsld hasinrssp.
pealed &c rs for our testimony Of The me.
rits Of this Seminary. Ne feel bound ID
render il, and we do This mosl cheerful.
", because We feel that We ere confer.
ring no idle compliment. MI
10 commencing Institutions abroad
we must nolbe understood . dssigniugio
give them preference over similar ones
aihome but ~ masy 81 our c:sizens wax
send their children abroad, We only render
The need ofjusiiee when We accord 10 iL4
Frederick Female Seminary The humble
tribute Of our appreciation. L may serve.
TOO. a. slimulant 10 our own psopec..cr
induce them to rival 10 excellence and
efficiency. the noble Temple q Learning
q which we are now speaking. There
sample room for glorious competition.
Let il be undertaken, and lei the Freder.
ick Seminary be an exempler.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29
Rsllef TO Ireland.

The Dublin "Freemsn's Journal oI
The Both Of May, contains . full statement
from The Central Relief Committee Of the
Society or rfisnds. Of the remiiiances
fromthe United States. 10 money and pro-
visions, for The destitute people Of Ireland.
We regret that we have not space 10 pub.
lish this statement al length. Suffice il
10 say that lbe contributions in poney ..
mount 10 ei1.576. while In corn meal
alone (says lhe Dublic Joufnsl) 'we have
received upwards Of siriy thousand bar.
rels. 10, 70 mention the enormous quanti-
lies OF Iadisn corn. wheat and rye flour.
peas ADD beans. and boxes of clothing I
The Journsl is unable y estimate The &C.
iasl value Of these suInpiucus and sea
sonsble supplies bot 4 says, as ne may
well suppose. that ",hes have prevented
a dreadful waste OF human life in ireland.
To them also. Il, adds,) vepts no, re-
motley indebted for The comparatively
lev prices 10 which provisions have fal.
lem
The Central Relief Committee also az
knowledge ,hs rsesiP's since the Isl q
January last. Of contributions 70 The !.
monns cf ESQ 439; Of which shs sum Il
IS l2i vas received from The United
States.
Ia The detailed statement 81 tie Cen
irsl Relief Committee. he arrival Of The
bssqus Bachelor. Caps Horton. i an
,ooneed. uEh The believing eonlfiboiious
from Virginia 25s3 barrels corn meal.
3i2 barrels Indian eot1B 81 barrels fohs.
8 packages bEesdstua,. I'D q casks slo,E;-
ing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29
Order Of Procession,

0tdersto be observed for the Procession and
Ceremonies on the 3isi instant.
Tbs Sons Of Temperance ard the Mssosie
fraternity v Il meet al The Courthouse ALTO
O'Clock, Am.
Thence they viii proceed 10 the cross street
opposite lhe Methods, Episcopal Church the
Sons of Temperance in ffent--and there will
receive 1fn the line the Members OF wildey
Lodgeapd Of other Lodges present. The Order
observed being
fst. .Tho Sons Of Temperance.
3D. Music.
3d. The Independent Order OF Odd Fellows.
4rh. The Mason.
ID this order The procession Hillmsrch TO the
cross stree, near Dr. Burnstt's, and viii receive
10 line, immediately in front ofahe Masons, the
Members of Olive Branch Encsmpmea, and 81
ether Encsmpmepts prescott. The line thus
composed, of the three Orders, will march
around the square-through West TO Washing
ton or Main sirest-thence down Main street,
west, 10 The limits OF the town = thence counter
srnarching will return through Main street to the
limits ef the town, east-,henee TO the place Of
laying the Corner Stone. Is
Opposite the Courthouse halt will be made,
50 IS toensble the Citizens ana others present,
10 join the Procession, which they are requested
10 do 10 the following order:
ist The Rev. Clergy and other Speakers on the
occasion and vestry Of the r. r. Church. Y
81. The Authorities Of the Town and justices 81
ceSsly and others holding Office in this and the I'd.
joining counties Who may be pr, sent.
Sd. Citizens generally.
The Corner Stone will then be laid By The
Masonic fraternity with appropriate ceremo
nies An Address will be delivered BY one Of
The Order. The Procession will then move into
the Church, where appropriate exstcises ana
services will be observed.
The middle pews reserved for the Sous O.
Temperance those on thelefi for the oddFsI
low.-apd those on the RICH. for tho Masobs.- -
The side galleries reserved Tor the Ladies--,h'
font for Music.
10 returning. he Order Of Procession win b
reversed-,he Masrns in frdnt--lhe Odd Eel
lows, Subordinate and Epcsnpment, 10 the cen.
ire-the Music and the Sons d Temperance ID
The rear.
The line will march down Congress Street 10
The corner OF Wesi-thence with msin 10 the
Court house. The Odd Fellows leaving the
line at their Hall.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29
CIV. rAYLoR's VIEWS.

= :.
10 poblistiOg Gen. Tsylor's letter 10 the Gin.
cinnaii Signal, the LOuia,ills Journal made
these remark 80
Within The last three days we have
seen letter from Gen. Taylor, 10 which
be Twice declares. untquivocslly and ia
20 many words, that heis "A WING" -
Ito that heller. however, be strongly dig
claims every thing like pariiz,n ssperiiy
aEd e1pfessea 40 ardent desire 10 see The
country delivered from The evils which
partisan violence basbrcusht upon i"
The Washington union doubted uhslher
there il saeh letter, and II there Rs', that il
vas qnoled aOrreclIy.~ The Louisville Journal
notices these doubts, and says
The letter Of Gen. Taylor, 10 which
We referred. was addressed 10 The Hop
w. !. Graves. Of Louisvi!le, BY whom it
was shown to Us on the 9th Of June uil..
and bv whom we were authorized TO mako
Tie use Of il that we did. In regard to
thai letter. we now reileraie our state.
% emit Gen. Taylor twice declares 10 il
ihaishe is "A WHIG''-he declares this
directly aad unequivocally. Attbe same
time. as we remarked before. he discfains
I'll psrtizan,bitierness. and Hvows bis arx-
Eiety 10 see bis beloved coua,ry delivered
lltom the disastrous Consequences Of VIC
mi pariyism. Ia oneIparsgFaph be saws.
although himself "a WHIG.." yet, il
The power to make President OF
ltsd States. and il be knew who, in
a'gh otfee Of President. would admin
:. The greatest purity.
esiorins i 20 wbar
vs. oil The Republic.
+hI- r. nan President, no
HI y be might nominally
FL
HI ] worthy o. The old pa
nay be regarded bysall
odicalion Of the spirit. in
ELI will administer the gpv-
60 his coun'rymen shall gall
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

We understand that he water. which
has been taken out 81 he Chssapeake
and Ohio Canal for some days past, 10 al
low lime for cleaning and repairs. will BE-
let id sssin 10 ! few days. We may then
expect an ac,ive Resumption Of business.
the new wheat crop being ina condition
for market.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29
a k.lr HIs.

!! The Washington Union says tina, be-
fore i can adopt Taylor. j, will require
him 10 define his position. The New
York Tribune responds that this is more
than Mr.. Polk required OF Santa Anna !
he Usat aim btind--as they say gu, West.
Polk may think, however, with The author
Of "Hudibras"--
f"Sure, the pleasures iust as great
OF being cheated as 70 cheat"
Ard he certainly ought to know, for he
has experienced both pleasures.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

II ~illbe remembered ihal 70 Conyen.
lion for The purpose Of PronoIsok The In.
provsmsnt Of The Shenandoah River IS 10
BE- held Al Front Royal OF Monday The
Cd day Of August. The delegation from
yeffeison viii be expected 10 take az &C
tive interest 10 this work. ard We hope
most Of The members will 6ud il convsn.
lent 10 attend.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

4 RICH TREAT IN PRospEcT.

-rH 1N1AH ~ tlA.&V'H'r ~ =
We have The Plessurs of snnouneiuE
that Nj. THoNAs ~. GALLr. Wheel
ing. Who has been edifying shs Sons 81
Tsmpertncs and the peopls 81 Winehes-
Ter With several addresses 81 surp,,.;a,
inlsfest and power. will deliver an Ad-
dress 10 one Of the Churches. on Friday
evening q 9 o'eiOrk. We can promise
With confidence such an intellectual trtai
- has nol been enjoyed b. The people Of
CharIesiown for many ! day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29
OMARa8S pDWms
rHURsDAv M oRMfH Q.
y.,Iy 20. is1s.
n. People. c.naia... for President.
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR.



Bnder ihe head Of" correction. 1.-The
Spiril Of -Jeiisrson proceeds 10 notice .
credit iha. b.. very erroneously been
given BY some Of our coiemPorsIies. TO :
letter pabiished 10 the Free Press. .
fsW a~sks siace. from Mexico. in ahich
The politics Of Gen. Taylor vas noticed
The editor d he Richmond Wing quoted
: part Of the letter. and presumed that il
vas wriitsd BY Lieut.. Washington. which
was not correct. The spirit says
eve are suihofiz.d 70 ,ay that LEO, w
has never addressed such letter 20 he rFfee
Press, or any ether press, md denies that Gen.
HTsyieT, from conversations be has heard from
shin, svef declared himself whie and opposed
70 the present measures Of the Democrats
party"
The letter referred TO was mol written BY
Lieut.. w, land no such iniimalicn sss
made by this paper. bal sas written by q
eenileman who is entitled 70 just 4, much
confidence, and In whose statements quite
- much rtedence ean be placed, a. 10
those Which Lieut. w. or any other man
may. make. The author TOO, Se oPiDe.
fromstbe Office be holds, is Just Is likely
70 have interviews with Gen. Taylor. and
70 know. bis private views, - any one in
the Army.
The "spif," would seem 10 imply that
Gen. Taylor was not opposed to The pres.
enI measures Of the Democratic party. /"
and Lota Wing. simply because Lieut..
w. bal never heard him say so This
soucluIiou i jumped 81 with eager haste.
Probably Lieut.. VS. interviews with
Gen. Taylor were mol quite 50 frequen, or
ronhleniial as those 81 our correspondent.
We, =, least are satisfied with the Wbig-
gerry Of Gem T., and Il ihaxSpiril" takes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29
grhe Union JusslGea.

The statement Of the Uaion thai Gen.
rsyler has 10 090 men ready for active
operations, which has been so singularly
disproved by facts has been explained BY
The Providence Journal. ss follows
sold Rough and Ready himselfsqualto 5000
''hetpal force 5000
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29
10000
Total

/ D. The Richmond Enquirer says
III The two companies called for from
this State under the requisilion Of the
General Government. are raised, we are
.old they will be entitled toAwo field off.
GERS, Lieutenant Colonel land Major,
to be appointed by the Executive Of Vir,
ginia,I p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29
ELEcrIor DAY.

The Voterso Of the County viii bear ID
mind thai Saturday week is ihe day fot
The election Of School Commissioners lbs
This County. lie, The selection be good,
asi, is 40 important matter that The School
System should have fair Start end sus.
tanning hand 20 bear /, along.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

eseThe Warsaw New Yorker" states.
on the authority Of P. A. Walker, Esq,
formerly the Mayor Of Baton Rouge, and
now on visit 10 his ialherin that village,
that Gen. Taylor, whose family are his
near reig hbors. and with whom he is per
sonslly acquainted, lis Henry Clay
l|Whig, and nothing else!'f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

Ell solhst
matter. alsS kne~
didaie % nearly g. Ehele army, end lkst9k
will 60 Tin Isls with q perfect rush. AL
an now on politics. viii give you an ndea Of
the state Of parties 10 our own fegimsat
oflhs l3 captains, q are Wigs.
OF the % tisutenant<. % are Wings
The cslonel and Major ere WAig., and The
Lieut.. Colonel, although Dsmocrar, is an
ppea advocate DC "oid Rough snd Ready" for
the Presidency. Tso-thirds Of the rank and
file Of tho regiment are also wings. Gen. Wool
ssh9 Is nov in command Of our division, IS d
whig, ~ also large majority of The officers 10
the Nor,h csrolins and Mississippi regiments.
10 Ibis conaeelion we take the oppor.
ttuniiy 10 introduce 40 extract Of another
letter. from gallaai and isiinguished
Ken,uekiaa. who has done The slate
some service 10 The Geld and the forest.
which has been SONS weeks in our pos.
session. Speaking oi Gen. TAYLOR. be.
says:
HE Is a hrm, sslf-possessed. clear, sensible,
plain. honest nan--eoneaFriog with The Whig
party ia all is prominent oeiaious. Al Clay
whig Cor he would prefer Mt cl,y e. Prssi-
dsnsto ailolher ilviag men and next 70 hin.
Cril.enaen.n
Ma. BAKrr's ExaMsSATioN.--Tb
sta,susnts Of alI who were present Al The
pxamiaaiion Of The scholars Of the Ray.
Joseph Bakefs Fentpte Academy. on fTi-
daY last. concur 10 fep.essniiag j, a. an
slI1it highly eredissSie 10 issv 3 and bis
pupils. The parea's present we're more
- y ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

~ A Washington letter 10 The New
York Herald. says lha, Judge Mclean
and Judge Burnett are both in favor Of
Gen TsyIor for the mex, Presidency.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

Messrs. Editors - You will please an
noubce that RicHARD HENDERSON win
Be voted for as School Commissioner ii
District No II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

o. On The Nth instant. the Rev. DR..
Durbin was unanimously elected Presi-
dent Of lbe Philadelphia College OF Medi.
cine! An excellent selection.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

This shows whig majority Of three
From present indications. !, seems to be
generally conceded. that ID the House 81
Representatives. Of the next Congress The
wings will have . small Imsjoriiy-say
from Eve 10 ten.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

Messrs Editors - Having convensd
with number Of the voters Of ibe Sixth
School District. with reference 10 the 81
lection Of School Commissioner. YOU
will please announce ne name 81 Nj.
VIM OSBORN. who is an sciiveand intel.
ligeht bu.in man. fully cspscila,ed 10
every respect. 70 discbsfge the duties II
NE, Office with credits himself and faith
,illness 10 those interested Al.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

; o. c. NJ. Braxloni Esq Senator 10
the State Legislature from the Essex Dis
trict. Virginia, died at HE Fauquier White
Sulphur Springs on Tuesday the 18Th
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

II q. Masons wishing full sstt Of Master Ma
sons Regalis, can be supplied BY calling %
Or. susi,h or A. J. o'Bannons Esq. They have
inst seen received from Baltimore.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

er The Shelby (Ky.) News notices
the death Of the celebrated race horse
"Eclipse"-aged 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

We are requested to announce VIM,
osBons SAmuEL,RucKLk, and William
G-BurLER, as candidates for The officeof
School Commissioner in District No. g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

The Southern and Western literary
Messenger.-The August nun Der OF this
interesting Periodical is before us-iis
pages filled with able papers on a variety
Of topics.
For The frsi lime we are apprized, by
notice 10 lis columns. Of The death Of
one Of its most gifted correspondents.
Mrs. JANE TAYLoE WoRTHIsaToN. who
died o: consumption. 81 Cincinnati the
residence OF her husband. DR.. FRANCIS A..
Worthington. on The Sd OF June. The
deceased was daughter Of the late Ma.
jor Lomax. Of the y. s. Army. with
highly cultivated intellec, and delicate
taste, (ssysihe Cincinnati Chronicle she
was qualified not only 10 adorn, but 10
purify and soften our native literature"
lRieh Hhig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

MELAScHoLY On Sunday morning.
number Of boys we're bathing in creek
al Georgetown, d. c.. when man named
Cunningham, who resides near the creek.
approached with gun in bis hand
The boys all fed. With the exception Of
one, lad six yesrsof age. named Enocb
Danaingson: The gun was discharged.
IS is alleged. for he purpose Of merely
irightening ihe boys. but The shot enter.
ed The poor little fellow s right side. bis
arms, under the ear. aud head. He bal
just come out Of the wafer. and was Of
course. naked. He vas taken home. and
4 physician sent for The LIE Of Edoch
vas considered 10 Be ID great danger.
RkuaisIphie Sun.