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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02


Tie School ConnissionsIs -
der,hs provision o. the -. 3'. Al
held heir fn, rsrs
lest: Dosfd vas oresniied By The cleo.
lion Of JoHn YArEs. Esq. g President.
and VIZ. c. WoRrHIEoroN. Esa., g
Clerk.
The Books and Records 81 tke late
School Comnissioners Of the county
usrs received - ihs present Board from
Mr. h. N. Gallabsr. Clerk Of ihe late
Board.
Mr.. VI OsBoRh was elected | School
Con missioner 10 Gil the vacancy in Dis
triei No. g.
The following fesolutions were then
adopted.
Resolved, That each Or ne School Comm;..
sio1efs report within Ten days to : COMMITTEES 81
three, the number Of children and white nom.
Ialion, the dimensions aud oiher statistics n
their respective dislricts-and said com mite,
report a. me next meeting Of the School Com
missioners any proceedings deemed BY them
proper upon The report or the members.
Resolved, That Messrs. wofthineibn, Lee and
Blackburn, be the committee provided for ia
the above resolution.
On Motor, The Board adjourned to meet 4.
gain al the Court House on Wednesday the 9Th
Of September, Al II O'Clock. A. NJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02
oEs. PAnrDrs i IlEfIoo.


The most important item or The late news
from the Army is the arrival Of Paredes ID Mex
ico. He eindsd hesvisilsnce Of our oiieers At
Vera Cruz. from he fact OF his being unknewn
70 them. He was recognized. however, by
Senior A,oshs, former Mexican, who has been
nal1ralixed ia The Unilsd States, aud Who has
been appointed BY President Polk IN several
imPorian; embassies 10 Mckee. Aioeha ak
euses himself Eor not Informing the American
authorities uadst The plea that though N Amefi-
can citizen. he was no spy Paledss isjast
from Paris. The obise. Of his lisit 70 France
is Of course unknown. He IL known 10 be .
ug--svssss = se.iins Sna pripcipls, and his
visit may be 10 form sotAe kind q alliance with
The French Government. The government Of
Paroles in Mexico, before he was superseded
BY Santa Anna, was, As every one knows, I'M.
friendly 10 the United States. The Union in
commenting upon his return says ..Bat VI may
be excused for saying thai, on the frat blush
Of this matter, il would seem calculated 10 pro-
long The war, and pr9rsnl an immediate esi,sum.
nation Of peace"
The Organ, which for leng time was silent ss
death about Me-. PoIk's permission 10 Santa ANN
to return to Mexico. IL greatly seapdalized at the
delinquency Of somebody 10 permitting the return
Of Paredes. Can any candid mind see the differ
ence Z 5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02
EaE CANAL Trade.


The following letter, from an active
business house in Alexandra. is worth
attention. as showing the advantages de-
rived rom the renewal Of our trade with
the coed old Town Of Alexan dria.
Dear Sir Annexed we have The pleasure 70
hand yoA the bill Of goods for wardsd 10 good or
der per Canal Boat Ohio, Capt. Moore, sho is
enliiledio the eredat OF boating ibe most weiehty
cargo of nerehandizs ever before sent from ou +
town VIZ The Canal, From our own observation,
and bone calculations entered into, we think
We esnsafeIJ say that he had on board, ifty tons.
including 1877 sacks Of salt. His cargo was
miscellaneous, bat principally Groceries, fer
Winchester and ChaIlesto@
May We not hope that the day Is not far dis
iant when such cargnes will daily leave our
wharves5 Give Us The Shenandoah improve
msnt. snd The Canal eompieteE TO mbefland,
and We think Joa siiI often have matter for
editorial remarks concerning the activity Of our
ancielt CITY.
meV e. co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02


Every account us receive from Mex
60 contains sone nallstins notice oi tbs
Virgins Regiment and lhs able oilicsfs
in eommsnd. Iii eoasidelsd he "iov-
e." 81 the force under Cen. Taylor, I'D
that gallant oiiiesr has more than opks
told The Virginia Boys that 81 i q %
placed 10 front should % engagement lake
place. aad Kept there unsil i disstsSesI
ITSELF" That being The condition, ne
may safely calculate On their con.iaaing
in the advance Col. Ham,rsnck md
Lieut.. Col. Randolph have each givah
evidences % ,hsir courage aad daring on
holly contested fields. and We are proudly
conscious that they will never Turn ihsir
backs 10 ignobls retreat ifom any Next
can force. Tha, these officers have The
|conhdence Of hose above. as well Is
those under them. il manifested BY esA-
~ lsiler received hon the camp. A let.
tee is published 10 ihs Fredefieksburg
News, from which We make IN extract.
that wilIlhrill every Vifg;nian with ptiae.
Il the honorable allusion which i made
10 the officers and soldiers Of the 'sold
Dominion, The writer says:
.sGeaeral Wool who will have Us under Ais
eemmand, says he intends mailing as hiss Gag
lIegiment. We have noble field officers I and,
howesqr unpopular some Of them may be q
men, Vel As soldiefs none stand hiehsr--R j none
sguia rsin and 50 ussl this gsllan, regime d. N
Yirginians. Born ia The camp and reared
soldier, Ham.Iamck is excelled BY no mar in
Mexico, for his singulatly commsnding voice
and appearance, and his srcellent method 81
managing the men, and commanding The respecl
Of his officers. As 10 Randolph, il Is usefsss ~,
me % say aught Of ! man, who, leading % tie
advance Of SCOTS army. s.ormed The hsieh,s 81
Qneenston, and prosed himself solder and
= gallant gentleman. Educated at the ln iilary
lacademyof West Point, and serving with cred
!. with ins army in Florida, hsior Essly ha.
brought 70 the regiment an intimate kna wledee
Of the duties ef-a soldier, and IN abiist, ffou,
practical experiences 10 impart them 10 others
Taks our regiment 10 Two months, cfsssars and
men, aud predict il will De the Hover Of this
column. already We are far ahead OF :nbs OH.
er rssi meni, in discipline and drills ADD noia-
Ter than yesterdays Gen. Wool observed ihst he
should now hsse no hesitation In placing Us IN
der fre -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02
BALTIMORE q OHIO, RAIL ROAD.
Whesling HE Terminus.

4
Alter continued efforts 10 obtain ffom the
sEate Of Virginia the right Of vay Tor Tie Bali.
more and Ohio Rsilreaa 10 point on The Ohio
as low as Fishing Creek or PETERSBURG, and
amer repeated reflections OF Wheeling Is ter.
minus, the Stockholders met again on Thursday
last TO consider whether they should accept or
refuse ths act q Tie lss session Of The LegisIa-
fure Of Virgins, proHerlnR ID. Ievn Of Wheel.
ing, once more, as the point al which the road IS
10 touch The Ohio, II il is 10 reach f.ha. liver a,
ell through the territory Of virginia.
Wheeling is designated as the point OF tsrmi-
nation, although The road Is authorized 10 enter
the rayine Of the Ohio 1.-THE mouth or Fishing
Creek, o. Of Gfave Creek; few miles below
wheeling. Nevertheless, The main terminus IL
Al Wbsslingi The rouls dssissatsd is the wheel.
ing route
The Stockholders Imtt 10 lie mornipe, and
considered thesubjeci; but adjeurnsd in he n.
tsfnoon, on account Of The absence Or sou,e Of
those having large proportion 81 votes 10
cast.
A. me afternoon session, T. Parksn Scot, or !
tered several resolutions accepting de- Firfiaia
law, which makes wheeling he terminus ortts
rad, spd authorizing The President ana Direc.
tors Of the Company 10 proceed Is early Is pfsc,
iicaols 10 The construction Of The road 10 ,hat |
point. A diyision ef the question beiDe called |
Ie'i me resolutions acceF sting the iaw we're pass
q almost unanimspsly. i
Gen, TncHnAs on thefpart Of The sia,s Of |
slarpland, Thea intfodueed as substitu,e Il ,be
'esolu,ion su,horizlsg the early constr oelion ef
de road;a resolution declaring shatihe Con.
ANY shall no. be9obiiged 10 90 West or Cum
'erlaDd until ii WIS ssceftained that I'LL means
or the conPlsiion Of ihsfoad 10 wheeling had
zen raised and slse resolution directing The
PpointmsEt Of . cenmi,tee Of fTe, 10 be CON-
'esed Of persons not msmbefso Of The Board a. \,
Ulcers Of he corpsdy, With The exception 81, |,
ne City Directors, and who shall represep, the h
interests Of ihe'vtricus Stockholders according
, the amount fsheir stock. whose duty j. shan
sto Examine with The chief eBs eer. ~ difEs,.
. routes PROPOSED towards ,he .srninus II ,bs II
'ss. and y report ihe rssaIl Or such srauines ,
on 70 fature IEeetins Of tie ssoekhoiders.
The Introduction Or this sd6stitate creat.d Il
nc discussion. which vas pArlicipatsd ID s. Is
en-. TILeanAn and Mr.. GLExx, who suppor,.I ]
( and 81 MsssEs. scorT. SsAnS and MEX ~
Canbefisnd, RIcHAkD LEmmon and Joas !,
ELsoE, Who opposed il. The Substitute Va d
lselsa y me foiiosln ssie /: Ayes IS, $40
The resol1,ion offered by M. Sean -. IT,,
fopled with but little opposition. d
A FiEginiens, We are iruly r. iojc,d n he In
snn OF the S4ockhoI1et. fko.13h - ia ,.,. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02
shenandoah rmproS.-.n,.

~ WA oe tertetassred tsss the siockhoidefs
o. me New Shenandoah Company are 10 hold
'neif neelipS 90 The 9;h Of September, to con-
sioer NE fxPedisncy Of thsarrargemeni pro-
posed ~ The Front Royal Convention. The
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company own 800
shaies Of The stock. and should therefore attend
TO having proxy to represent i Dn lha, oeca.
sion.
We hope the friends Of The improvement vii
take measures 70 secure the services Of Mr..
ChsIies D Fisk, as Engineer, teexamine and
report on The subject. Mr.. r. : sxperisnce and
high character point him out as the very man
for the service.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

We have len days later news from Eu,
rope by the arrival Of The steamer Quad.
alquiyer..
There has been still further. but not
a very considerable decline To- bread
stuff slnss The dsnGtara q tbs ciAsriIst
lbs. and Corn q per quarter.
Cotton is firm, and in some ins,apces
shows slight advance.
Inc harvest promises well. and the
crops In many counties have been Sc.
cured.
ihs extent OF ihe desiiIuiion in Ireland
= grsa'iy feduced, and want and suffering
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

K
The news brought Il New Orleans 81
The sleamship Galveston from Vera Cruz.
which place she left Oh The l2,h aliimo.
may be summed up a. follows
Gen. Scott was At Plebia on The 9Th
ul,i, and Gen. Pierce had arrived theirs
on the same day. without tie Iossof !
single man. notwithstanding '.snolhsr So
yete battle with The sperillss 4
The army under Gen. Scott was ID
march for the city Of Mexico Oh The Iii
el. General Twiggs division leaving
90 The 7,h, Gen. Qai,man | on The S,h.
Gen. Worih's on lhs Oh. snd General
Pillows on the iO.h nllimo.
/ Major Gaines and Passed Midshipman
Rogers had made their escspe from the
city Of Mexico. and arrived safely I.
General SCOTS Head Qqarlers Mr.
Kendall communicates The death az Lieu.
tenant Hill Of the ga dragons, and DR..
Hammer of The South Carolina regimen.
Major Eally was met BY the gperrilss
while rscorling The train from Vera Cruz,
and attacked On the 9th ult A sewers
conflict ensued; ID which Captain James
4, Calwell Of the volsigeusa. and Capiaia
g cummias Of lie lin infsnlry, wer,
badly wounded. Ten men we're also ii
serely wounded. Ii does moi vel al.
pear wheihey The escort updet Msior Lst.
~ succeeded 10 protecting he train which
contests Of seventy wagons Thelroop.
coPRosiDg the escort alnouhtsd 10 i GOD
men.
The Baltimore Sun has : furtheaiie N
81 news stating ihst Gea Pareass il L fe.
turned 10 Mexico. He reached yers
Cruz on The tau ult-. ID the Royal Mall
Steamer fevioi, and conirivea 10 eluds
the observation 81 he Amerieani au,hori.
Ties Il Vera cra4. snd ealIoped ofr inme.
diaisly into ihsIinieriof,
J IS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02
CAPT. nowAS,s coMPAsr.


A letter from Buena Vista, dsied The
18th Of July, gives Us some Inclination
concerning this company. whiehit may
be agreeable 70 many Of our readers ID
hear. itis stated that the menlsfe gem
orally healthy. no. more Than ihtee com.
planning, and but one having been LOST
since their leaving Old Poinl--and ina,
BY drowning.
The company is in fine condition ID
al tespfcts. The Colonel had made he i
WI details upon Il. Capt. Rowan had
furnished from Bis conpsny, tor The RI
Egimeni. Sergeant Major Brock, File Ma.
jot Cunningham. DRUM Msjor Shipn sn
Color Bearer Chas. NJ Thompson, Quar-
ter MASTER Sergeant English, Com mlssa.
rvs Assistants Clerk Howell. and Genera
Wool = Copying Clerk Fairlax. John
w. Gallaher IS the Orderly Sergea nt
and considered Iirst rate one.
The ''boysn are slated 10 Be n UGH bet
tet satisfied now than Torn civ, basSss
gotten7over their hone aickness'' aGd
O. the Army. They are now IL i ,hu SIf
inner country. Gen! Wool speaks I n
Of The Regiment, and on general e.
view Paid them very handsome COM III
ment. So'pPli
Our letters give interesting descriB,iop,
o. me people and county 81 Mexico
rom which we may hereafter m axe some
extracts. Capt Rowan senius 4 fiower
plucaed from the battle fsld q Bl,ena
visa. Just 10 from, of the ground On
which Bragg's battery stood.
y was expected tina, ere this fine
General Iayior's Army would be % their
'nsrch across ihe deser. to San Eui. 20.
iosi . Hin Rep.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02


We learn from he Uniou hat he war De
p.riasns n, jass called fsr ~ ssis red insnis.
exclusive q ths regiment iton ohio. nkich L
already reported 10 b raised, aud Is nov 10 pro.
sresssf being mustered into he public service,
and win in lev days Be - rsni. for Vera
Crus.
The i've regiments nov called Tor az. % ii
drawn a. follows; Two reginenis ftem Ken
'asky, I've IRON Tennessee. and one from II
diana.
These hse resineais, ssysihe Union, are ex
psstse e bsrsPidIy raised. and promptly placed
70 shs public service. Offers have already been
made. which induced tie Executive Il desigpais
these States ana 70 make The necssssfy arrange.
nenis for snbodying ihsss troops without De.
Il ia 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

X giges " great pleasure % cate that
he Wigs 81 .hs Fourth cons fssdoaal
District. composed Of the hrsi fifteen
wards q tie city Of baltimore. have noui-
mated tie Hon. Joas P. KreNEEr. q a
candidate Tor Congress. Mr.. ;hssrs
peaiedly tepfesenisd he city inE Congress.
and his unaain6ds hohinaion5 a } strong
iRdicssion Of Isithfulnsss on his part and
~ 4 4 ..sssS.s - ishhkif ~ hs-AH1 ssHfssrep
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02
WHAT mas THE wan cosr Is

/ .ssIi .5 s
The Gettysburg, ri. Sentinel contain,
Il series Of ably written articles on lie %.
icy Of the present war with Mckee,
Speaking with reference 10 the cost 81
the War. The editor says:
What has The War cos. usp One Hons,.5
and Twenty Millions 81 Dollars ii 30 Oof 1oL !
: 'his ssgreat sum Isl, a loss 10 Is c6ule
we havs made any use Of ts
With ahs interest Of sl50, DOC, G0a, we mis- II
found National Gallery, Thai would rsnk Win.
me British Museum IS the British Museum doe,
nth The caSins, q Psnusy iysnia College.
The hmous 'sGardsn Of PLANT, u founiel and
endowed 4. Paria by isichiliai, ID III Zines u
Louis he Foartee1tb, ana which. 5 lhs sreatess
y Inc vorld, did NOT cost, froniahen silinow, u
much as three months Of The Mfxiean var.
with slaO,Oo0,0o0, School house and
Church Nigh. crown every hiTl-iep nom ~ 3.
nopseos % lie Rio Grande, md teacb.r, III
ledge and righteousness nigh. do ,he;, nil.
siaa q good, wiihors money o. price Tor spy |
Win $40, 100000, We might conDse. .ve,v |
-. -. y .he iaDd oy railroad, and the Magnetic
telegraph might be made 10 s,ratcb Il. m.v,r
sirss vsoss every thorrushfars ftop,,h. a,I.s
Tic e the Pacific.
With sI20.gO0, 900. We nigh b6ils .s.h
Mary . The world never saw, sns carry q ,ucb i
!. q H.. u = snloe. Y her pslmissl days,
ss.s. ar1a =, oel nag niEht noat on every
Z. - I-s g, "hi'sa every seq, and our name
ire poles.
VIII sIso. 900, 900. We nigh, lked .y.,v 40,
usu, slo,hs every beggar. and rsliesee,.r, An As
'fess, mol oaes only. bot alws5s, Is lour = Is.
'ePhlaiiOo q the globe did 10, q eeed $50 ooo.
700. Starvation, poter.y and famiuc. need n.
Tef fisd I foolholaon earth. IN "@
had more g.ih siaO.ooO, 900, '. mich, ejy.
y Bi0Is md tell ne ,Iaings of our III,
me. e every Heather land, u sysry foIsis.
laiien, md . every human sooa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02
Ths Risinalas 81 Capt. tvlllala AiibafiIt.

The ciiizens Of Marlinsbpfg and Berks-
~ county. Va. are isking messurss 10
bring home the rsmains fot interment. Of
their former gallant fellow citizen. the
late Capt. William Alburtis Of the Uni.
led States Arns. who :was killed al Vera
Cruz. They design co.opefaiing with
The citizens Of LoudoSn county. 10 their
arrangements for receiving the remains
81 ihs generous Mason. who fen at Cero
GoFdo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02


The Hon SILzs WRlsnr died sudden
II Il Canton New York. % he morning
~ ihe 27.h W.. IL - apopleiie Al, sgsd
about s. years. MI. Wighs Va most
truly one of the great men oi the salon.
He vas ! polificianoi extraordinary IN
auence, aud bis demise viii doubtless
crealsa sensation throughout he Union.
For nearly qoatlersof . century has he
held ! prominent place IN The councils
al The State and Federal Government.
sad u every situation evincsd ,sisnls of
the nighes. order. His demise will be
lanenled By menpfbolh political parties.
Cor genibs such Is Mr.. w. POSSESSED BE-
longs % 10 party, but to he county ~
He was ! tower 81 strength 10 Iis party
and he signs 81 The times begah 10 psint
him oul a.. the candidate Of the demi-
nan. party Tor ihe Presidency III 1913
Peace 10 his ashes; hs has passed Be-.
You'd private care and public epnmOlion
- bis measure Of fame full enough for
Immortality"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

y Or The laiesi account, from Gen. Taylor state
that he was prepared for an onward march, and the
general impression was that unless peace PROPOSE
tons were made BY Mexico, Ne would be on The
road 70 San Luis by the l.. Of September
The troops at Monterey and Sal,illo we're in es-
ceilen health. Likewise tho,e Il, The Mier ehcarnp
mens.
A raerehant's train. eotnpossao 81 sixty mules and
several wagons. under small escort Of citizens,
vas STACKED at Punta AgudaSby alarge force Of
Mexieans, and the entire tain captured. Only
one American was known 10 Sc kiiled, though lev.
ersl were missirr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02
m. FrI.i.r R.r..ns.,ta.

Wssare under many obligslioas to Mr..
CHAREEs BARktrr. 70. bis kind token Of
remsnbraDee in . basket Of vsiy fns isa-
bella Grapes. Mt. D Is ons3 Of our most
copsissraie p,lrons-neyer growing sny-
hing thsiis psislsbls and delicious, with.
ont dividing with the Printer. live had q
few more subscribers Of hi, sort. il would
add mlghiiiy 10 our comfort.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02
.M.asS. acRE az YucaTa.M

By late arrival from Yacaian ne learn thai
all the white and mulat,o men, together with
lhe women and children of Tepich, were muir.
dsrec 10y the Indians.
His stated that Honduras ard GualimJla had
declared 10 favor Or Mexico, and sone Of the
troops had expressed their readiness 10 proceed
10 The assistance Of the latter. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02
fURTHER DEcLINE n FIofTR

80 nsss ~ ihe steamer 6aadslqbfves has
sn.s',lse NE nstkst tor oresesiufs and eas.ed
aselns g prices Holders Of Howard sifes,
es.sd, " ha',inore. we're eoh'sndins for S. ,s2,
esi ao.s'a' The middle q The day o. Mon6sy.
made Il $3.50, more ihtn uhich e..aot 81 !.
- obtained. This h a dselihs sf ial q la
q per bhL shes ss,urdar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

"The Msxiean War Is popular, and The wings
know ito be So RaisigS Standard.
So Il would appear. judging from the
elections held the pastl month. The
Wings have only gained i've or six mem:
befs Of Congress. over thb Mexican War
Locofocosl A very good STANDARD, we
presume, on which to baie calculations Of
popularity Of unpopulari'y with the PEG.
pie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02
Fish REFLEX Aelsn, s.,ls IN. il,

/ The Most Rev DR.. MoliALr .sknoal.
edges 10 the Dublin Fleeman,s dau,, a
TIE receipt 81 Ell. l3s. 81. from d.,
JAMES GARRY. Of Harpers. Ferfy Il.
contributjon 81 HE ciiiz,ns of hi, pl,es
ioF the relief q liisb distress.
The following are exiracls from bisl,t.
,srs g D.. Garry and 1.-The Editor 81 M.
Fresnan's Journal
TuAM,sApfil 9Th, I647l
- JAMES tiARRv - Ny dear Sirs-1Aceeptr
- 80 ,sl, ~ own most grateful acknou iedse.
80 e weh a. these cf the famishipg poor
= mEose lsiiei Il Is fe,ii, your iiasi, md
g. ansgnlhceni do1atifn Of seyssiy seven n.nn@f
'aEieen shillngsF and he pence fo4'Ss
q eonsolipg 10 eur aIlsatiops 10 w;ne.. ~.
sshe roas nPathy We Ok perienee. particuls,Is
, I'm me noble people Of Amkrica, who are
..tny snsfr magnificent continent ana free Il.
~, IONS MAY the Almighfiy prosner than
aaa snse mem every blessing kSsThe liher.l A..
800 59u mad The kindness 10 send from ~.
s ssssa people o. Harperb Ferry shan \
~ 49, also IN our publid Jsurpals one
= "Aasn shail % forwarded 10 you 'G,
~ Ii. ra,,.. Is. y: JxsLAr,,'s. July l6lh, ls47.
Ny dear Sir:--Ami,lsf WI !. :. s l
-te-tttpt tte aEeTnFafed II.
1910. pssnense \ nov indieiHe 81 H. 49,
49, Il = hansern 4 great eossolati.,. ~ ~
= rseosu such acts DC mercy a nv
$1,000 eantoiss and 70 Reject on AZ ,,..g
gs,sons somiotted N The novels n 81
Dsiern ennait.on would have been, snose
re reach q the Usual ehsssnels ~ -.s:.s ~ 9na
ny sonmunieationsl have 10 return 49, 9. ohss
.ael1s .sknosledgmsnti fer lie igilonns s.,as
y pr !: J. y 4anf Harper. rsrsy. y,,.,.,.
u tAe preceding aekapwiede enep,. /, 49,.
~ OBSERVATION What large propoftion ~. $3.50
rom lnal western land where iiberay - wv soms
oiioN snd political profession. w MAN, mere
,ofiny q such nobie and eontintour ~ q
I. eslesoisnee. 20 cFediiAbe ID he .ossSs.;.,s..
! 'n'A great people. a. they are aceusas; II
ulst has been pnfsued 10 arsla sarl -, 's lPol'
~ not mingle IN the record 81 eur sks,;,a,ra ue
ing = she edigniiy 81 the sukise,s n s m
'ss'ea portion "a proud empire benz mi. 4.
,ns,.apupg The fertility of her land ner;o.i;ss,
,enu'cants qn the bounty Of foreifnl ~. $3.50
enerous nation. Our nnmerou. br.3 II 80
~ sat ecnipeni, will 6oi, trnst ,lrr,, 49,.
Apress'oa Of our ieelines any edus,oh f,, ~ ~
,oan, o. obligations under which Ne go. IL go.
.acea " thetr dnexamTaed eeneros;is. 49,. 49,.
ley continue able and willing 10 poug ~ $500.
~ 1fes9or and their abundance AMONG n. ~,
me and fallen Of every cline, w;shoui M,
ssin placed - position ionesd thsm
lremsin, my dear Sir. Sc q
our very fsitkfal servant
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02
A.. The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. u

o. The Richmond Enquirer. sflef
much iribulation S 20 Gen. Taylor's poll.
tics. says il feiieraies ils.opinion tina, Gen.
Taylor is not Wing. Very Esll-lslno
one undertake 10. disturb lis convictions
on this point. So pleasant sslf dslusion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

nF Gen. Ksarney and suite arrived ., st.
Louis on the 2sIh uIi. Col. Ffenoar, Who Vas
under arrest, remained Al fbn L.assnsrorih 10
come down in ne ps.l boat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

tbs LIsBoE IxsSItUtE I've resret
toslearn that this excelaea, Seminary will
not be re opened me approaching laIl
and we regret still more ldseply that The
health Of It's talented PriHcipal, Mr.. BEN.
TON, has required this sacrifice. Mr. b..
however. sthe mos,ikdefaiigable oLmen.
and will no doubt turn even his affection
10 favorable scco1ni-lof he Is alresey
putting inio pofia5le condition the splen.
did apparatus 10 perfect which be has sx.
pended 80 much lime and labor, and will
efe.lcns be on BIS ~sy to distant places.
'shd illustrating the truths Of
science a. he goes Success-eminent
spceess-cannoi fail To crown bis efforts.
Like Richelieu's nsolege. be knows no
such void g FAIL.. Less5urg Eiroa.