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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1847-08-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

TIME undersigned having obtained Let
- ters Of Administration on the Estate
OF Henry +. Rogers, deceased, of Wayne
county, at the May term, A. d. 1S47, of
the Probate Court of Wayne county, here
by notifies all persons indebted 10 said
decedent to come forward aud make pay.
ment; and those having claims will pre-.
sent them duly authenticated, as The law
directs, or they will be forever barred. The
2oth day Of June, 1S47
WILEY ROGERS,
Administrator.
June Goth. az. "A 81
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1847-08-18

~ y TT IT III AEt'J
1P Offices devoted exclusively to The
sale of Wrighfs Indian Vegetable Pills,
wholesale and retail, 100 Race Street,
Philadelphia, 2SS Greenwich Street, New
York; and 1913 fremont ST., Boston.
June 9, lS17. Al Iv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06
aCSnAmittss ok silence. j

- f2 ~
The Union. 10 commenting upon the
in,imafion - the letter Of The Philadelphia
Committee to Gen. Taylor tbs, 90 snswsr
was expected. says that The same game IS
to be played with Gen. Taylor Is With
Gen. Harrison. This reminds Us that
there was such charge brought sgains,
> Wing committee in ls4O--ihe gag
committee" asitwas called; and il re(
minds Us also TIA, the people thought he
charge humbug. and 90 decided at.,he
ballo. boz. II We mistake not, they will
prelent similar rommen, in 1913 upon
Abe present assertion.
The Union remarks: 1--WE ahould no,
be surprised. indeed. il they {,Ls Whigs)
provided themselves with an assortment
Of answers for such Questions. framed Of
course. with special reference ID pa.ass-
bleness 10 the different sections Of The
county No, indeed. fbs rsscsls, IN
your opinion, would descend toany thing
even 10 proclaimiDg Taylor free Trade
man in The South. and al the ssDe time
swearing in Psnnsylvsnia that he was
stronger Tariff man than Henry Clay \
Rich. Rep
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

4 K
The steam. ship Sarah Sands arrived 81
New York on Thursday evening, from
Liverpool. after a passage Of % days,
having left on the 9th. She was detain.
ed BY head Winds. and run Out Of fuel the
last seven days. She had "A cabin and
l23 second cabin passenger,. The ne vi
Is but two days later. and Of but little i'm.
Portsnce.
Alsrse business 10 done Ia wheat and
doOr. The uillers bought largely d
Flour. which il selling al Dos. Sd. TO 36s
for western. With On advance u il. du.
ring The week.
Corn wash belief demand, and prices
bad advanced; sales Of American had
been made at SIS. per $50 lbs.
The srrissh q -Four At Liverpool con-
iinued very heavy.
The weather. 10 England was delight.
fol. and prospects for good crops cheer.
ing. sa
Distress siilI prevailed ID many part,
Of England. Ireland and France. from
want. though the pOot generally we're be.
ing better Supplied with the accessible,
Of tifs.
Private lstieIs quote tie highest price
81 American Gennesses ilour !, 3S, ant
3d.. which il very sjiebtimprovemepi
and prime Indian yellow corn II 53s. PEI
quarter. Or $50 pounds. This i 40 i'm,
|proyemsnt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06
Ls,..rs frssa on. T.slet.

The Washington Union says thai b.
tiers have been received Of the War De
paftment nom Gen. Taylor, ~ iate as
The as,b Of March. The last letter from
the old hero reports that bis communies-
,ions with the rear are now measurably
secure. no interruption having taken
place since that reported on :he a0ih DIT.
A tain arrived on the 9Th, under escor,
Of The lst Indians regiment. and another
was daily expected. tits understood that
the regular cavalry Of Urea had retired
from that quarter actoss the nouniains; .
natural result Of the retreat Of the main
army towards San Luis a5d Of our precau-
tons 70 secure the trains. All was quiel
al Saltillo. The troops 10 good health
and lhe wounded rapidly recovering -
The inhabitants. both at Saltillo and Mon
terey. we're generally returning 10 their
homes. and, IN the country, ere engsged
in planting their crops.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06
GEN. TAYLOR IN MISSISSIPPI.

The Locofocos Or columbus rerently
held meeting 10 glorify their party in
general; bu, knowing tia, there are ex
.cepiions to an rules. they adopted 4 re,o.
luton 10 the following wordss
'.Rssotp.d, fbsi our Senator's and Represent.
auves N Congress have faithfully done their du-
y, and 70 hereby lender them our cordisi sp-
probation aud cohgratulaiion. PROVIDED, ina,
nothing herein coniaioed shall be construed IS
an approval Of The course pursued BY The Hon.
Jacob Thompson on the resolutions OF thanks
By Congress to General Zachary fsylor.''
Fickiin's turn will come next 10 be dis.
owned by bis party.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06
The Bait stlll RoilinS on,

A correspondent Of The Cincinnsti Al.
las dominates Gen. Winfield Scott As X,
Presidea,. and John J. Criitenden as Vice
President Of The United States.
Gen Sco,iis warmly supported by the
Steubepville tO.) Hersld and lhe Harris.
burg tPs) Telegraph.
Mr. Clsy's elaine are urged with zeal
and ability BY the Augusta Chronicle
and The Southern Miscellany. published
10 Georgia. Il
The citiAeDs 81 Hardin County. Ky,
assembled on the ll,b inst. and nonins.
ted Gen. Taylor forihe Presidency.
The Western Eagle. the new Native
American paper At Cape Girsrdeau, Mo-,
also raises The nag for Rough and
Ready" in conjunction with Willism S,
Archer Of Virginia. lot the Vice Presi
dency.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06
LIGHT ARTILLERY

The use ofthis kind obedience has been
Of greet service 10 our army 10 Mexico,
and We are glad that Congress, al i,s last
session. passed an set providing fol- the =.
.quipmen. Of four additional corps Of Light
.Ariillery. making eight 10 ell. This
force. 10 the aggregate. can present .
battery consistins oitwo baltalions Of for
" eight pieces, 10 wit thirty two Q poun-
ders, and sixteen l2.pounders howi,xers,
and be susceptible ofdivisicn and sub
division into batieflss Of twenty -four,
twelve. and siS guns respectively.
The great service Of Ringgold's FLYING
Artillery has been such As to awaken lhe
public mind 10 The importance Of increas.
ing this arm Of defence. The battles Of
P.lo Alto and Ressca de Il Palma called
toto prsc,icsl use this new and powerful
destructive. and established its character
beS ond shadow of doubt A writer il
the Warrington Onion, referring 10 this
When !, was deemed necessary 10 eopesntr,,e
.@si, .osss s Sa ,ns m;,.s.s frontier g TeIss
pus cAli. BsiS marched ,heoe. siah Il H. e0 3
ny 10 the Rio Grsnde; snd remarkable ip ali
.s.pfes = -, ns o."., o,s . Al.o undsreisdy
shsieon was irs. displayed, On This eOn,iOepl
:. leas,; he fuli force sad vonderful ef.e, Of
,s,ss ;, .,.r sss es,,.y =. con-
hat effect a. which, i : butesudld to admit
aoiwishsiaadins cur sntie'ps'ions--l Inc ebeny
we're seascelf mrFs asicnished shsa ourselves
Even kinegolds prsdIciioas % is Utility were
mote han sesl ed 70 the aehievemes,s Of his
battery md 4 vas ne dying consolation Of that
ehivaltie soldier nat Be bad lived 70 beholdIths
Ieomplsie inonpn ~ ms tsvofiie arm Bot
prthsps she mesi o,i.iissl demonstration ef iis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

The result u he soosressioo.i eIee-
iios ID yireipia. g isE d ssesylsined,
yin s. seen 81 % exsminslion Of The
sollouine table. twill So noticed that ell
The co1ersssiossl Disiricis have bren
hssrd fron. rxeeptoas. which W Sisv .
reported.
We slso petksh 10 sddi'ien. She ma
iosiiiss ~ rhirh each Dbtrfci has been
GAINED. (WHICH Me presume srs eorvc,
n he maiu.i eonsssied With me Tote Of
shsss Di.lrieisin 1874 ier M. Clay and
tsF. Polks
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06
bANlEL WEBSTER.

e This distinguished statesman /, nos ~
. Southern ioor and meets With n. mo.l
no'p.l.6is entertainment nom III parties.
10 Richmond be was invited 10 publ,s
DINNER end The members of#the Chsiies.
100. ?. = bsrlhage appointed commits.
zee 70 wait on AR. WEBsrrR On ii. astl.
va 70 mat CITY. and tender him the re-:
specis and situation of The M IA =.
Quest him 10 sccepi pubi,c di.c.r
Toe dinner in Richmond ..eatiss otI,l1
on Thursday last. and was as,shds,l "a Is.
host distinguished citizea, IN Il a.
farland. Esq presided, and MI, leigh ~.s
present
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

The follo4'.s resolu,io6,. lead .'.s ~
thanks q - Lsri.laiufs b N,.s.cho-
sells 70 Cen f,,lo,. BIZ o''cers ,nd nsn.
pssssd The Honss d Rsttesent,6ses 81
that body on Saturday lAsl
The administration papers have harp<d
much on The reius,l 81 lhs Eegisla,urs 10
pass these resolutions some days Sines. -
The reason Cor that refusal. which ihc,s
iournsls have carefully abslsined nom
stating. vas. that many members we're
unwilling 10 soie thanks 10 General Tsy-
Tor. while no opinion had been expressed
nPon The var. The Legislature having
subsequently psssed resolution. reproba.
ling the origin and hoiisss or the war.
The obstacle was removed. ana The reso-
luton Of thanks eheerfully passed.
Rssosssd, That The people Of Massaeh1ssils
have oehsld viii patriotic pride. The bravery.
the skill and ssgacily Of TIE comnandsr of the
American forces II Mexico, General Zschary
Taylor, and The gallan,Fy and good discipline
displayed BY The oficers and men associated with
him in the esmpaiss. b which sdnirable con-
duct OF the one, aud cofdial operation of ihs
other, the dag 81 the Union has been nobN np-
borne, and our name in arms gioriously main
tanned.
Resolved, That The thanks Of The Legislature
aredue, and they are hereby rendered to Major
General ZACHARY Taylor. his officers and men,
for The fidelity, skill aud courage which have dis
tinguished their successful operations in the
campaign OF Mexico.
Resolved That while the people and The Lee
gislstnre Of Massachusetts feel proud OF the
brilliant achievements Of the army employed Ia
the war against Mexico. they mourn The loss or
the oficers and mea Who have CALAMITY fallen
upon the battle held. and sincerely sympaihizs
with their Telstives and friends
Resolrtd, That His Excellency ire Governor
be requested 20 cause these resolves 10 be COM
municaied to Major General Zachary Taylor,
and, through him, 10 the ofkcers and men under
his command. ~
The question. on ordering them to !
third reading. was taken BY ysss and nays.
and decided 10 lie stIirmstive--yeas l2l.
nays-fi.
The resolves were thec ordered 10 be
engrossed
Thus has Massachusetts, united her
voice with the other states Of The Union.
10 the praise of the gsllantry Of tOld
Rough and Ready" and bis brave sol
diers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06
sulrnsoxIAN INSTITUTE

| So.
M Nsbo LSdge-I Kaskingion's -9pr5n-
The Corner Stone Of ihe Smithsonian
fasii:pie vas laid with great pomp tnS
parade on Saturday last. 10 Washington.
The address Of Vice President DALLAS on
the occasion j. we'll spoken Of.
The Grand Master. B. B. French. Esq.
siier having announced The objects Of The
proceedings. siso look occasion to remark
That Ihs sTson which he wors was the
idensirA one preserved 10 Sen. Wash.
ins,on. Master d .Washingion Lodge
Noaa," By L,fsyeiie. That The iliusni.
Gus Father u his Country wore itpn lts
occasion Of laying the corner slous d
The Capitol Of The United States. Thi.
apron had been transmitted BY q Mount
Nebo' Lodge. Shepherdsiown. Virginia,
fbrough Brother S. MeElroy.) 10 the
Grand Lodge Of the Disiric. OF Columbia.
10 be used on the present occasion. and
BY 4 unanimous vote Of that body. be
wore il in the discharge Of bis duty thai
day.
From the description Of the Institute,
il viii be . noble sdi6ce. The entire
length will be 426 feet; SO feet wide 10
the main building. besides the projection
Of wings. Height Of main buildings 60
feeis Of wings 13 feet. There will So 8
towers on the fronts. rising nom so 10
$50 feet. The whole 10 Be faced with
dress stone from Seneca Creek. on The
Potomac fiver-rhich is Of ligh, pink
or red color.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06
MN. |PoLK,s Llicu rK.arT I. ~, !. \,

In bis ifst annual message; MI. POLK
concluded hisasfshte ofshis '.dipIomacyr
10 permitting Santa Anna IL Mn ina
Mexico. with The folloRine vo,d.
..lt remains ia be seen wh..he, III. ..,, -
notyet PROVE favorable 10 Pacific adm, NJ, 81 NJ,
existing difficulties 2 s'3'T' Z Wy
The battle Of. Buena Vista bss been
ioase'' and sOO Americans have either
been Killed o sbockingly mangled BY The
escoPel's and oayoneis Of ibe Msxicans.
Is ms the "pscific adjnsimente 10 which
Mr. Polk propheiic.lly alluded, O,
wise PtssidentI Q. ssgs ruler Of na.
lion Of intelligent freemen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

A-- 0-IIILITII| j. |.M|.|||.
-
''s S'-,''' g. ''' p
- 'oe. 2 '.
(. r3s e. LA ~ 4.
R.l;ef 800 ----:.. - $500 ~
q Is, r., ~. n, a.. 80 -s;~n -
,ste Is. fo,Io-;...
nosr cosaaIss :, a.. n.-,,, !. IA. s;.s,
~, hi'ssro '.s.s @ss ss.siesssbl. s1pioy
=. i1s q. :, - 49, =. 100 sssa kss
poss, iisSs di dor ssiis Is sooi;i pros.i pss
g 9: day ss''s e :, ne lssuls i
xonss ssd esiIds.. =. 49,. 80, n ha,s nsa
t.nsee fton huDsst. and unable 70 So sn ousse
49,. c,i Assure 20 .nai more thsn 100 e
been noe snss ooss ssIs,s = l, a vel 8.
.ihou, having esieacae nor,slduriug he dsy.
-. $3.50 q! cz ass,g ~ - !rsh a5k) sf'sr|
m-sl. Tnreis,.d riis 4. s.sses ~ 4, 81, 90.
y fArosgh yeu, baebefore spent 100 bonrs thus
sxhspst;s. "a zee ~ unable = rIosssd from
poor fani.hed people 10 approach near me- .a
'es, inty shoold b negIee'ed. =
= no maj nas heart 70 feel or tear
% snsa iof suhsring mankind, can read
tins oriei. but ssd recital oi,woe and dis
tress. unuoved and unioncheds What
emotions Of pleasure il must produce in
Ithe hearts Of those who gave most liber.
ally to The Irish Relief Fund 10 Martins
burg. Those who have done their duty
must feel soubiy satisfied. ~ they s,least
have prevented one fam;sbipe heinz rom
Ireiiring 10 his lonely couch suppesless, 10
feel ibegnswings Of a craving appetite.
And chat are we 10 say with regard 10
our own county, Harpers.Ferry, EIk
Branch. ShePherdstown, and we believe
Smiih6eld. hsts acted liberally-been
genesou, in their donations. Add wba,
of Chariestown2 Would that We could
speak TONNE atory of our own little
village la meeting was held, and sli
The external show oilibersliiy and beuev-
oleDce NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were made,
and some Of Them Of feeling character
ia committee was appointed, bal wba,
have they done They have had no
mssting-heid no consultation. and so
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06
soNs nr rRMPERANrrI

Nelson Division 81 lhe Sons 81 Tenn
psrance vas organized Il New,own. Ere.
derrick county. % me 9Th Of April. and
hashad large accession 81 mem ess.-
James Chipleyr Esq. i the Worthy Pc.
iriarch Of The Order Il NevtoWn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06
LErrEn 70 cEA. TAfLoa.

Il will be seen BY The following letter
that the PEOPLE are deieru ined 10 run
Gen. Taylor for the Presidency willing
or unwilling" on bis part. The Old Hero.
may safely place himself before the A.
merican People for q trial. and await their
decision with the utmost confidence.
Mr.. Polk and Santa Anna may 90 10 .'ca.
boot asproseeuiing counsel, ye,ihe judg-,
menl Of hepeople cannpibe changed. nor
will their yerdictbe varied. Allihe Farans
Thonpsons. Ficklins and Bedingers 10 The
land may raise their voices sgsinst him
they may doiheir utmost-yet il will re. .
quire something more than an eagle
flight" Of fancy. 10 induce censute from
them. OF shake their confidence 10 his in.
tegri,y a1d sterling worth.
The meeting which appointed the com.
mitlee who drafted The followed letter
was made up Of all parties.
PAiLADELPHiA, April II, ls4i.
oth- = uo ouuDtttuG9S2 LOmmllteo oil Cor
respondenee Tor the State or Penney ganis. a.
pointed BY meeting of the ciiizens Of ihe civ
and county OF Phihdelpais, wilhGut distipction
Of party, held on the 9Th instant, having The no.
nor 10 submit 10 you the proceedings Of thar
constituents, unanimously nominstings yep for
the rfice Of President Of tbs UnIed States. !
station which The situation oil our country now
requires should Be 6lled By no ordinary man.
In Florida. on the Rio Grande, 81 Mootersy
and Buena Vista--in your youthful exploits 10
| The former war, your character has been dis,ip-
guishee BY the most heroic qualities, and your
whole career has proved you 10 posssss The ia.
tegri.y and wisdom OF ssgacious slaiesman.
Although they believe thai tie Presidency
should Be neither sought nor declined By an in
dividual 10 your peculiar position, The under
signed cannot avoid expressing the hope lhat you
viii not hink il e1pedient 20 defess he deier-
minatioB, thsi, from al The signs Of he lines,
The people hare formed Of placing You in The
chair Of Washing,on, which the constituents of
the undersigned desire you to occrpy, like him,
with no pledges but hose contained in the on
cial oath u yonr inaussrs,io1, snd with the De-
clars.ion Of Independents and the Constitution
Is your guides. sssN
The undersigned. hpder these eirrumstsnces,
take The liberty Of assuring you ihatthey neither
desire nor efpeetan ansser 10 this ecmmuni.
| cafirh. laaa Na4sn
With ssntinsDis Of ihe highest esteem,
We are, sir, most respectfully,
i !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06
TIE loccs IN LucK-cLosE yor,Nt;.

-. - r n n m z
. Three q TIE Eocofoco members Ut.
Congress Iwefs elected By The, following
meagrs msioriiies. Aakin.on H., W..
BY 6e Dromgooie over Bollso. /. OF.
land Bocock over Irving ~ 81! An,
e sue iss' case ne wings q Lynehbufg
caused 're o'sss'er ~ . local fued con
sein'ng WI oelsga'es. lnsiesd.of giving
irving ioO majority. - nigh, easily have
oeen ions they baIt red away voita fof
Their iayors.es. and reduced the W.is
majority q only - This Il i dersi,e.
ton TOO gross 10 admit excuse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

The 55,h Regiment. Virsini. Militia.
viii parade 10 Charlesiown. on Saturday
The 18th inst. The ,r.iuipg ol the ON
GERS attached 10 this Regiment will com.
mence op "Wednesday The l2,h inst.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06
rroops H,tant.d for or,..n.

The Washington Union ssys asa, Of the
5000 volunteers Tor the Army who are
embraced in the call Of the War Depart.
ment. for the present month, about Q 600
are destined for Oregon and Santa Fe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

A FAcr We learn. from undoubted
authority. that The speech Of Tom Cor
sin was translated BY order Of The prom
inent federalistsa !, Wsshin gion, published
10 the Spanish language, aud aInunbrr
forwarded TO the city Of Mexico. where
il was read BY The multi,ude, and receiv.
ed with great eheeriDgl Who affords
laid and comfort" 10 the enemy.
lEastsrn .a,gns
We have no doub, TIA. the foregoing STATE
meut is false-bu, II /, be true, we should Be-
glad to know whether 'Tom Corwin's speech, =
sent 10 Mexico By Tho Wings, Or SANTA Aana,
sen. shilher By Mr.. Polk, rendered mos. essen.
.ai service iei the Mexicans, or gave mos, effect.
i've and substantial "aid and comfort" to ths
enemy VIII any friend Of the Administration
answer us.-Rieh. Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06


e ne e.sl Psrt q he month of
o.. N. sses'seo 4 Ne ~
;,xs 800 = y. .ss' .osoosh ne Pot
49,: Pess-n,'ss1 Bath, VI. fos 900.
80 sne q CfomMeIl 0r-
Ilck. Esq q Morgan county The it,
sos'aln'0g 'ns sheck gays directions
49, 'ls money u fawpaw h 2. Nor
= ss1a'y. % az. WilI'am Cunp. Al
as. p. had ireqasnl business connuni.
eations 81 lhia character. noI su.p;c;on
Is. e0,et'a'ned' and shs money - seaI
70 the direction. a short tine sI,srwsrda
NJ. Orriek visited ChsFlssioun end eli.
e. q. e lhs Bsax e settle bis Secount%
Wnen infs check Nas PrssentSd be pro
= : n.'sl e q.
ansna n0n 'n'o sas aiialf Z spsfeared that
! man famed John =. Fleecs. Deputy
snei'H q Morgan county I'D placed
Y! I le'.sr containing re cheek II The
Fo,' omce = na'n' apd aad slso called
I. me raNpas ros' Once and lifted : lee
'ef o.1ee'eo e Wms Cumr.
Ane' .nis nan sOsen satisfactorily aseers
tanned, Fleece Wss arrested aid placed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

THOMAS w. RAYNoLDs has received
The appointment Of Postmaster 10 Berry
vile. Clarke County. in The place Of J
NJ. Nicklin, deed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

o. 10 the Wayne Congressional Dis
trio, in Indiana. both the Wing and De
mocra,ic candidates for Congress ere for
Gen. Zachary Taylor for Inc Presiden.
ey.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

~ o. Friday nigh, lsss de broke
chtin Piitsbutg. 10 Roberts & Kaae's cab.
met manufsciory, which consumed, siebf
o. Ten buildings. occssionips / loss 81
from $40, 900 10 $l5. 200.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

T1s Iris 8 Odd Fsiors' Mogesias.
The publication Of this interesting and
valuable paper has been resumed. The
subscription price j. only 81 SO per an
mum.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

s ~ Dr.. Henry $, Wuuder and John
N. Hill. locos. are elected TO the House
Of Delegates from Shenandoah county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

" Eignieen houses were Destroyed BY
hre 10 Dumfries. Prince George county.
Va. on "wednesday week. Abonf foriy
PsIsons we're turned out of their honss
BY this caIamitous event.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

~ We learn from he Willism.poit
Tines. sbAs Fowler. charged Win The
murder q ! black nan Il Hsrpers-FsrJ.
was il that asishborhood ID. week. and
that when The officers in pursuit q him
gave up ne chase. ihsy were only two
miles behind him. Il i iumored that
Fowler has been taken asd logged b rhs
Hagersioun Jail, but W nave I'd credible
information Il. Thai effect.