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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
LATER FROM SANTA FE.

Critical state of the COuntry-y7nother
Revolution Preparing.
We have FIVE days later news from
Santa Fe. The news was brought 10 81.
Louis on the 22l ult.. by ]. Mcknight, q
trade. from Santa Fe. He represents the
country 10 be 10 most critical state. and
that arevolu,ion was daily anticipated
The executions which had taken place.
had caused great sensation. particularly
al Puebla
An Indian express bad bern received
at Vegas. from Taos, fpra large body Of
men 10 hold themselss 10 readiness TO
march there,
II was the general opinion that another
and speedy effort would be made by the
Mexicans TO reyolu!ionize the country
from American sway.
The chief alcade and others al Vegas,
who were peacefully disposed. were try
ing 10 prevent such movement. but il is
evident thai nothing can effect il except
the presence Of . strong force 10 oyerawe
them.
The Camanche Indians are very trou-
blesome. and have announced their in.
,ention to attack every 5ar,y.
The party Of q Mr.. Blown. Santa Pc
trader, who left the settlements not long
ago, was attacked al the crossing Of the
Arkansas. their horses ahd mules taken.
with about half Of their merchandise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
.m.fRREEn.

In The Methodist Episcopal Church, In Frederick
CITY. Md, BY the Rev. John Smith. Mr. MARrfS
/ MaDprx, Of Winchester. IA, to Mai.. MAReARlT
lVIRsISl1 BiRTLErr, daughter Of Capt. Wm 3.
Bartlett Of Frederick county, Virginia.
On Thursday evening, NAV Goth, By Rev j.
Pew Smith. Sir. HESHr V.IWILLIs to Miss Re-
1EccA AES LlSGLKr. daughter Of Mr.. Wm. C..
Langley. al Of Winchester.
On the esd ult. BY the Rev. L. Eiehelbereer. DR..
Isaac II. BALDWIN 10 Miss MARr r. KEcKlEr ell
Of Frederick county,
On Saturday. 18th ul,. by Rev John Grove, Mr..
JoHS ChTLETr, aged IS. 10 Miss MARsARET PUr-
TIsAEReER. aged l6. both OF Frederick county.
Al Georgeiowa, ID G., on Tuesday, the 18th ult.,
By the Rev. X. Y. B.rry, Mr.. w. 7. coAProN, Of
Msrtinshurg, Va, 10 Miss MARIA d. FRKxcn,
daughter OF the late Geo. French, Esq Of Geogge-
to~n. ySIt
Ia Hedgesvile. on Wedns sday the 18Th uft /ly
the Rev John Winter. Mr.. FREDERIek KREsLow
to Miss SorHIA WEsrEsHAYER.
In MartinsburK, on the Esd ult. BY the Bev John
Winter, Mr.. PtTEa Cook 10 Miss MARTnA GEAp-
DEFY
On Thursday evening. May 9o,h, BY Rev. r. II.
Philips, Mr. WILLIAM S. BRowN, OF King George
county. Na-,sto Miss J9sHAM NJ. lJAas, daughter
OF Piummer Jams. Of Frederick county, Md.
On the 18th ult. 1t the Hotel OF Beniamin
hilbert, Frederick, BY the Rev. ]. PrtGikin, Mr..
WILLIAM i. DUylLL, to May ELLEN, daughter
OF Frederick Humrickhouse, Esq all of Hsgers-
town, Washington county, Md.
On Tuesday the llih uIt by the Rev r. Will
lard, MIR. JosEPH CooPER 10 Miss CArhARiNE AS.
LISskR, all Of Loudoun
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
LATER FROM VERA CRUZ.

The schooner Wing. Capt. Rayuer, arrived 81
New Orleans Oh the 2lst ult. from Vera Cruz,
having left there on on the evening Of the Ism
uli
Verbally. we learn. says the Picayune,
that there had been no later arrival from
the army OF General Scott.
The Eagleis Of opinion that General
Soon will remain a; Puebla unillhe be.
ginning Of autumn. without marching up
on The capital N
The Eagle gives meshat different
version Of the recen, surprise and murder
Of dragons d Santa Fe near the city
from what we have published Il was a
bloody and brutal massacre Of sick men
Capt: Ws!kerlwas still 10 pursui, Of the
mureerers. having attacked one party, and
LETT four OF them dead on the Geld.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
LArER Prom rue BaAzos.


The y. s sissn.hip Tramhals, Capt. siotss'
bury. arrived - Nsu orlssasen The a2i uI,,
from he Brstss, shsnes she sailed on Ihs ls;h
nh.
Quite the most Important intelligence
~ this arrival concefns the safety Of Col.
Doniphan's command. which Is thus re-
ported By correspondent pf the Plea
June under date Of Monterey May Sd
There is . report hele derived from
pretty good authority. from Col. DOM.
phan,s force. Of q very unweleome char.
aeter. II Is derived from an affaehe Of the
army q Silerss. small town within ~
mile Of this place aud be obtained i1e "
iormss:on from Mexicsns who Just srIrv-
ed. Il III 10 10 The effect that Col DoDi-
phsn's force bad been attacked A pass
called Sierra Gordon. shout bali way be-
tween SsliiIlO and chihuahua, BY Mexi-
can force from Durango hneerGen. Riez---
OF " hon never recolIeei hearing before
and that Col. ,. nsd been defeated with
severe loss and all bis artillery captured
There may be sometruih il this report,
a. The colonel was enToute 10 join Gen'E
Wool's commandat Ssliillo.p
The Picsynns in reference 10 this lea.
ter remsrksa-We are greatly 10 hopes
that this will prove 10 be a mere Mexican
rumor and we are encouraged 10 this
hope By the fact that the Picket Guard
published al Ssltiilo on the Bird, makes
no mention Of the runor. and anticipated
the speedy arrival OF Col. Doniphan and
his command al that place.
The Mstanoras Flag says that General
Urea has issued a proclamation TO the
citizens Of Cadereyie. very similar
10 thai Of Santa Anna. He calls upon the
town for contribution towards support
ing The war. and also orders under arms
ell able bodied males between the age Of
IS and 45. Immediately after having
issued the proclamation be Sc, off for the
city Of Mexico E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
a Chance ID make i Fortune.


EHNHE undersigned i,rs he ssask q good
remsso;ng oahaad, SHE la.s 4 !, 81
Boteisr md johnson, - BeSSs Filse, Efsik,
county. Va, 81 pfivese sa.e TIE stock hs.
been serY considerably reduced slTice The dis q
luton, amsuntlns nov 10 e. ii IL 500. The
daily retail sales coainne ID tessea inc sul as,,
which makes The inducemeni fus those whu
wish 10 establish themselves 10 ahs metcaatie
business giestsr, The laesiioa Il. = ,,hoai I Z
csriien, Ire best II sbs Usion the lads .,
The cepniy aTe of The m.si feftiis k1dAshe
citizens cul of debt; assn esideacr 1T this Isct.
the Monthly Courts oll, isssikfss IL .aur houss
1.-The Circuit Superi Court eAiy oar aAv.--
liberal credit will Dc g.sca "a lie par chase
money.
have been urged nsns ersfekers 10 ~.
pseuish the stock and sent,ate ihs Alsslness. hut
the great s,snse 3hlch I've ffoan IBefrst,lle.
rensiets il totally imI rseiicatie ~ ss 10 d. =.
still continue - sell Il etss, aaa Fmany 4arts-
eies belar cost Me.ehanss u wtsAe,a Virginia
can repleaish lkrif stock cheaper Than ahes
ean 10 The easiera ma .srt--a am Determined
% m.ke il ~ object 10 them Is glvs Ne call.
pfoyiree Mecufnlick, &c Gefsrviile, Is fully
author: 81 10 transact business eonnee.ed win
The copeern-- sud ii nv sbseaee win negotiate
sale ofshe goods. Letters addressed to Ell
iheg Of us y III meet with rros,pt a,tehtian.
RICHARD Johns IN
Peiersvills. Frederick Co.. Md Jane 1877
LeeseWtg Haskinstotsisn and HTncssstsf Rspub
lean. eoPyAn.a sale Is d1seisds
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

Messrs Editors:-As you and many Of your
readers are doubtless aware, q meeting Of the
citizens Of the neighbcrhood OF Elk Branch. was
called early this sptipg, for he purpose of de-
vising ways aud means 10 alleviate in part the
SOLDERING thai was then existing 10 many parts
Of Ireland, in consequences Of The failure Of the
potato and other crops. II affords me great
pleasure TO BE- able TO state, that 90 the llih Of
March We had The pleasure Of forwarding to
MIR. Hugh Jenkins, three h9ndied and sixty
bushels Of corn, aud on the 18th Of May we az
80 had The pleasure or forwarding 10 the same
gentleman, for the same purpose. Sly six bush.
els more, which makes in all, four hundred and
sixteen bushels, besides foriY-lwo Dollars and
lhirty-6ve cents that was invested 10 barrels to
send The corn 10. This makes The contribution
from the immediate neighborhucd Of Elk Branch,
estimating the corn at what IL would nov net
the contributors, four hundred aud fifiy-eighi
dollars and thirty Eve cents.
We feel no DILIGENCE 10 saying that This is a
liberal contribution, and speaks well for the
contributors, ell Of whom no doubt feel proud
that they have done nothing more than their
duty, sud have escaped the renerse Of con-
science which they must have Otherwise saf-
fefed
Asst Is never too late 10 DO coed. and IS the
famine j. still existing 10 Ireapd, Ne are induced
70 make the above statement that others may
see our good works and be constrained 10 60
and do likewise.
BENEvoLENcE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03


There are So many msiicihes Of doubsful char
aes.r, sertissd sad pu.Tei b he Ie sspapsts s
he pressat Tine, shaI ue shouId shrink fen Inc
trsk ~ have nog 1ndertsken, uere ae not u O..
thoroughly eenvincsd, IRON our osn person i
knouledg. Of The facts which We stale below.
II Is Or aWiziar,s BsIssn of Wild Cherry
.hs, We wouIf speak. and ~ speak adsisediy
A LADY III our srquainianee, whom ne see every
dsy. was short time since. in vhat ne thought
! preeario1s, II not dangerous state Of health
A eoagh had settled on her lungs. Der form
ssspet wasting away she vas obliged 10 sbsa.
don her work, and We thought, not sooa 10 re-.
same Il again, For abouttuo months she has
been iskise wisiars Baisam OF Wild Cherry,
and already has she 50 far regained her health
as 10 Be able 70 resume her labsrs
This IS but single ease. but il il one, al
least, 10 vhicL we cannot doubt The Ell acy Of
the medicine.
None genuine. unless signed I. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
or TheHbose valuable Balsam esn be had !, he
Drug Store of J. a. BEARD.
ChaElesfovn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03


sFNRoP0SAE.s yin Be- received 81 he Ofiee
of the JAMES RIyER ANb KANAwuA
c0MPANYsin Richno1i, - ont.i l5,h IislY
nexi. for the eoaslrpction ofthsse stoke dams
across James River on he line Of the Compa-
ngs Canal between LYnekbors sod he mouth
Of Nor,h river. The frs, q said dams will be
absut 81 feet high and zoo fsel long. and si,ua.
sed about miles sbovs Lynehburg Inc second
viii be aboni Is feet high and 500 feel long,
and situated about 9 miles vest Or l.ynchhuFg
ihe third will Re sbonl % Zee, high ana 800 feet
long, and situated about u niles west Of
LynehbnIg. The fpuBdaiiea cflth.se dams tre
Of rocks, aud The supersiruci1re$ will be rsqnir-
ed 10 be raised Is high Is low water level, dur
ing the present season. Plans Of said work
may be seen. and speei6esiions thereof obtain
ed, 81 the conpans's 0fies in Rirhnonj. d II
the subscribers Office 90 said line shove Lynch
burg ,pKspd sfisr the Is, of July next
WALTER GYwNN, Chief Engineer.
james River & Kanawha Co.
RichmeEd. June 3. 1877 tl2thJs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
BEVAN & DUNBAR

No. 239 Baltimore Street, near Cherries,
BA tt M ORE,
YE1ayE RECEIVED AND OPENED Ia
4SSs cases light and medium Prints y
4 cases black aud white PRINTS.
I do double purple do low priced
2 do "A super do do Hosle's make
2 do Plaid Ginghsms;
; DO Mourning d.
2 do Gingbam Lswo;
l. do Mourning do
. do Fancy white Lawn;
| do mole colored De Lame, suitable for
travelling dresses.
9 do California Plaids. a new article;
colored blk Barages;
do printed Muslins de Lsine, low priced
| do plain Tu key Red Prints; IA
do LONDON Canary do
l do Linen Bingham; Gauzs Flannel;
S do Paper Cambria;
IA and s Reown and Bleaehedg Diaper
Sd aud 1914 Demask do J. do
1914 and 1914 Linen Sheeting and Pillow Case
Linen;
Napkins and Towelline, large assortment;
Fancy Cashmere snd Tweeds, in great yarie-
ty, sc &c.
We are constantly adding TO our stock and
have al all times many new and desirable arii-
Giles. Country merchants visiting our markell
al this season Of the year will 6nd il TO their
advantage 10 call on Us, All orders promptly
attended TO. H7
June 3, lS4T-6t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
! DTrn.

On Saturday, Sth inst, Many c ATnARISE. daugh-
ter Of George and Elizabeth Lynch. of HarpeIs-
Ferry, eyed fyesr II months and % days.
On the eth ult after a lingering illress, Mrs.
Susan RANDOLPH ScoTT, 10 the 5Sth year OF her
age, wife OF Robert G. Scott Esq Of Richmond,
and only daughter OF the late bishop Madison, for
many years President of William and Mary Col
lege. ~
A. his residence, in the county of Gooehland, on
Wednesday, the 9Th day Of May, lS47. Capt. Jo-
sIAH LEAKS, ia the 9Th year Of bis age
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
Dedication and Procession

~ .htddie,cdy, Je6srscn C6aaly, Ea.
frHE Brethren Of SAMARITAN LoDGg,
No 90 Q. Q q, purpose dsdicsting
heir ball, ID this place. on Saiardsy ne STA Day
N Jaae mart. The undersigned wefs appointed
a,copm,slee 70 make the necessary arrange.
menis, sc. connected therewi,h
We cordially invite all the neighhoring
lodges and all Brethren 10 rsgalst landing,to
De with Us on lha. occasion.
Az Address will b delivered By adissinguish.
ed brother.
The procsssion will move frong The Halltat
o'clock, A. M.aptecsely.
jOHNF SMsTtE
N, BARNES,
THOMAS LOCK,
BENL B WELSH,
I. pAcKETT.
MiddIeway, eMay 90. 1917.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
THE MARKETS.

May 81, s. r. NJ.
CATTLE.-Pfices ranged from S3s4 so per
100 los. o. the hoof. sqaal q f6ae, IS mel, and
averaging a..
To-day % limited extent Il te.f5. The re-
esipt price Is unsettled.
Holders a City Mills FIo1r are 6rm a. Q,
but us hear Of 20 lrsnsaclious 10 dsy. On sa-
tnfday sale Of 300 bhls. vas made Il ss. 62a.
GRAM small LOT Of prime Pson. wheat
vas sold 70 dag a. q per bushsL We quois
good prins Nd reds a. ,90s2.
6alss q Nd. Corr 10 dag At io0ai02 ctl. for
white, and lo6sl06 els fos yslluw.
The dsnand Tor eats i less active. Sales Of
MARYLAND and Virginia, Io-days q s5ssq ess.s,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
TO persons disposed to work
and make money, III

+ u ID
NNHE undersigned were appointed Commit
i lee BY the Board Of Trustees OF Charles
town, 70 receive proposals, and contact for
The following work:
To widen fhe passage for water through he
lots occupied by the Res. A. Jones and others, 10
The width Of II feet, lyiz. feet clear Of the
side walls. to set good locust posts, ia feei
long, one and half feel in The ground On each
sideof said pass, seven feet apart, and SO sci
that the posts will stand 10 the wall a. inches
back from the face Of the wall al the top of said
wall, the posts not being less than Four iaches
Through at the top To put up dry wall on
each side Of said pass feet high. including
differentiation, which must be 9 inches below
the bottom Of the ditch or pass,way, tmefeet
thick al bottom, and battered ca 10 20 inches
at top; the wall to be OF good sized stone, sud
,Putup in workmaniike manner. White oak
railing inches by Ia inches thick, IA feet long,
so as to- reach three posts, to be used Tor the
fence on the wall. which is 10 be msde of oak
plank about 6inches wide and . feet high, put
up with nails to each plank. The ditch OF
pass is about Is rods long. Sealed proposals
can be handed 10 either Of the Committee for
completing the work, as above described, b.
The Rod, clearing away all refuse materials
from the pass, and what allowances win be
made for the stone now on the ground, until Sa.
iarday The 5ih Of june next Persons wishing 10
view the premises will call 90 either Of the sub.
scribers. VIM. r. LOCK,
WIN. s. LOCK, |
ADAM WHIP,
May 81, ls47. f,om,n;ttee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
Notices.

f5 The First Quarterly Meeting for tht,
conference year will be held by Divine permits
sion in the Methodist Episcopal Church at Har.
Ipers-Ferry, commencing on Saturday the
5lh Of June next, under the direction Of the
newP. E., The Rev HESRr TAsRme Other
Ministers are expected 10 be in attendance.
May27, lS47.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

n IL persons indebted 10 the estate Or 10
"a seph Gorrell, ST., deed, are requeSied TO
make payment immediately Is The situation Of
the estate requires il; sad ihose having inns,
whether By bond, note, or assecuriiy3 nj; me Of
fioial bonds 81 D.. G. Burns, late Rep4iy Sherid
of Berkely Couni5, will preseDt thea rto7erly
aalhentieaied Tor setilemeEt, as i il ahe desire
81 the Exeeutcr 10 close the businesscf he Is
tste Is soon Is possible.
JOHN P. KEARFoEg.
Ex'oref gssYh Corsil, s,ss ess'd
~. az 1o11 p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
A Catalogue of Rare

articles to be found at Miller s Bros.
l1FaoLoGNEs AND EXTRACTS. French
~ and German COlognes 10 handsome bot
ties;
Psrfamsry, -csmprising all the most popu.
lar Extracts, viz
Laban's Extract PateheIy;
4 Do Double Extract Musk;
Do Boquet de Carolemo;
Do Double Extract Mouchoir;
Do do do 0irbensi;
Do do do ChoulaGd Flowers
Do do otto Roses, &c, and greaI
many others, 100 numerous 10 mention
Soaps-WrighI's superior Rose Cream, for
shaving, Military, Jessanine, ssvon, Old Wind
sor, Palm, superior pressed CASTLE, and Rypo.
phsson Soap, said to be superior to all others
for shaving.
Miscellaneous, -orris and Teabury Tooth
Paste; Fancy Bohemian Toilet Bottles;
Wright's Indellible Ink, without prepare.
ton;
Spool Stands, superior Lip Salvs;
Perfumed Satcbels, q great variety of per-
TUNED Bags, handsome Fancy Boxes, &c.
Purse and Bag Trimmings = Full Steel Trim
mings Tor bags; do do for purses;
Purse Twist, Steel Beads, Tassels, Clasps, sc.
Combs. Brushes, &c -Palo Alto Twistcombs,
new and fashionable Combs, Buffalo twist
Combs. Horn Dressing do, Shell Side do. su-
perior Ivory do, Double end and plain Tooth
Brushes, Hair Brushes Of all sizes, Plesh do,
Hat do.
The above is but small number Of the new
and fancy articles 10 be found among cur
stock. + Call and see for yourselves.
Inn.a H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
EAU x.USTRAxa.

i7uST received, three cases Of this universal
- y atmiredAsnd approved Hair Restorative,
free from ardent spirits, puagenl essential oil,
and other destructive materials. This Is The
most valuable article ever offered to the pub.
lie, for he preservation and growth Of The
Hair. Ladies who wish chair hair. Beautifully
bright and soft, will call early and supply them
selves. MILLER 4 BROTHER.
I'm. aIfon1 Y
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Superior Wheat Reapers.
wool, Wool! Wool |!

lsTsHE highest market price given for Wool,
L in exchange for Messrs. William Jo5e
Co. 5 fuIed and plaid Linsey or any other kind
Of Merchandise, al cash prices, By
WM. G. SHiPLEY Z CO.
DufieldS Depot, June 3. 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

II meeting Of The Members attached 10
the Lutheran Church, shepherdsiown will be
held q The Church on Saturday afternoon, the
5Ih ofgune, NEXT, al 9 O'Clock. L.
May 81, ls47.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

o. The next steamer from England
is the Hibernis. She sailed from Liver
pool on the 10Th uli.. and has now been
out thirteen days. Her arrival al Boston
may therefore be looked for daily. She
'is fast sailer. and at this season Of the
year generally has made short passages.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

At Winchester, Virginia.
UyHE undersigned respectfully annbunces to
j the citizens Of Jefferson aud tho sur
rounding Counties, tina. he hss on hand, at bis
extensive !establishmenlin Winchester, great
number Of
|. Superior Oy.Rriages.
For sly le and finish they cannot be Surpassed.
They will also be soldllas low, il not loesr than
can Sc purchased for elsewhere. We invites
the pubic 10 an examnstion of them
N. Nv. RICHARDSON.
winchester, NAV ~. le47-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

CONNECTICUT The Legislature Of
Connecticu: bias vJscted proposed a.
mendment to the State Constitution sirik.
ing the word 'p6its, out Of that insiru-
ment. SO as TO place coIored and white
on the same footing in regard 10 suffrage.
The vote stood ayes l52 10 6s nays-Iwo
thirds being required. The time Of hold
ing the annual Stale Election has been
changed from April 10 November, and
ihe Legislature Is hereafter 10 meet 10
December, instead Of May.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

n LARGE supply of Palm Pans; also, :
"a fresh supply Of Ivory and India Fans,
many very splendid, fer sale By
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
Blae]xsnith Wanted.

|gnHE sub.crias.s gish e employ iusmsdiaie-
residence 81 Mr.. George Eiehelbcrgtf. i! good
i1arn6y man Blacksmith. 10 whom con<iaAl en-.
pios msnt and liberal MaEes will 30 giyep.
WIN. MCCULLOUGH.
JAMES LEsLiE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
Orffseers Or me 1so,o,..

4 Aaaasl Meeting Of The Otcrseers II
. ne Fsor 81 JsHsfsSn Cgaety will BE- held
= s.sp'as'e ssS 'ei. II chsilpssown. On The
lhe fsr,.a Lssy lar the present yssf vim Be
80, aaa az PERSONS having acsopnss viii pre-
lhe ShefsE Il letlsrson County areaaired
- tss present = I'M, time with has delinquent
l'sssand % settle The depnsitam 81 1886.
: Paae,aai a.,sstsles q he msmOsrs he
JOHN ? BROWN, clsyk.
Chatlesleup, May 20, lsiy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

Santa Anna and bis federal Mexican
Allies is the caption OF long editorial
in the Washington Union which seems
10 forget that Santa A nba il in Mexico by
express permission Of President Polk
Does The Union mean the President aud
Secretary Buchanan. wien il speaks OF
Santa Annals federsi Meriean allies?
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

G&0Fla0 ~ sc Law
has resigned The vsies az rAymaslsr 4 ia
AFnpfy A Hsspsfs Ferry. and VIII
e llsllre dessts himself sxclusivviy e kIs pro-
fcsslvn.
4 as vii si'erd me sesetsl couris Of Jsaer.
son, Z hrke, Iredsiick, n1mpshirs and Mofeso
tolntiss
Esiehatles.e~u. M,s q, lsl7 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

The peach crop 10 The vicinity q 81
Louis i sid 10 promise 10 BE- good
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

There were 932 houses built in 81
Luis in the year ending on the Isl ult.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

W,EprALL. "A bsr-kseper in Cinein.
naii received intelligence The oiher day
Of "a esssie being Left n him 10 Firginia,
o. over two hundrsd ihousand dollars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

The Washington Union. The recognis.
ed paper Of the Administration. Is 10 the
habit Zoo doubt with the consent OF The
Exeea,iss) Of occasionally throwing oul
feelsts 10 the co0atry. which. Il they
take. are semi Official. If mol. the editor
kindly makes himself The scapegoal o!
bis gracious msjsssy. Such was The case
10 The prticls on TIE desscra,ion Of the
Nsxic,n churchss. which recenily sp-
pesrsd 10 That paper, The Nalional In
telIiesnces remarks 10 regard 70 this Stale
81 tkines. that 70 prevent ni,iakss 10 fu-
furS tks rorernnenl paper should iavor
lls readers with roms means q knowing
Rh.i crsdil 10 attach 10 iis edilo.ial,f OF
jknoui1e uhll is genuine coin and ubai
i bass neIsI-ruhsi authentic and What
spocfypksl Would !, 20, Be kind q he
public 10 base a o0'cilI. seni-oliei.l
end 1 strictly st':ori,I coinn1l This
would ~. c1|r cb,i,le mistakes. Bot save
pgsk ~, g ne nliers a ih,, paper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

The New York Post says that the lines
Of steamers now formed TO ruo between
tha, port and Europe. comprise. thirty YES.
sells Of the FIRST class. ell OF which Lines
will be 10 operation in less than eighteen
months. II is estimated that they will
c5nsume annually, in their outward voy.
ages. The enormous quantity of liz. 900
ieas OF coal.