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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-29

There are souls which fall from heaven
like flowers; but ere the pure and fresh
buds can open, they are trodden in the dust
of earth, and lie sOiled and crushed under
the foul tread Of some brutal hoof.-Rich
ter.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-29

exhibition of prize lap-dogs for the inside Of
a carriage. and prize calves for the lootman
standing up at the back Of il.''-Ppnoh's
Pocket. Book for tS4S.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-29

The conviction Of being understood and
appreciated gives wings TO thoughi, and
eagle pinions to exertion.-Madame de "a
Note FoTque.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-29
While President Polk, Message declining to

While President Folks Message declining TO
communicate to the House Of Representatives
certain documents that had been called for,
touching the return Of Santa Anna to Mexico,
and Mr.. Slidens mission to that country, was
before the House on the 18th inst, and pending
motion to refer il TO the Committee on Foreign
Affairs and print, John Quincy Adams rose and
spoke briefly as follows
Ms SPEAKER:-The state Of my voice is such
that il is not in my power TO make TO this House
the observations which should otherwise have
felt II my duty TO make upon this case. / will
state, sir, that the reason why have felt IL my
duty 10 take this course is, that i consider ii
novel thing; and thing affecting the rights of
this House, and Of the constituency Of this
House-the People Of the nited States. 1t de-
mics, sir, as understand il, the power, the con-
stitutiGnsI power Of this House TO call for that
information. ] believe IL 10 the first time in the
history Of this Union that II has been denied
In the case to which the President refers, when
a call was made upon President Washington,
there was (which the message omits to state) an
exception for cases which he might think not
proper to be inquired into at the time.
Now, sir, the President has not added what
was the action Of the House upon that; and the
action Of the House was in direct opposition TO
the resistance Of President Washington to their
call. The House formally declared-and i wish
the Journal might belooked to TO see-the House
formally declared, against President w ashiRgton
their right 10 call for such information. That
was their action; and, far AZ / know-al-
though the very memory Of Washington, by ev-
cry body in this country, at this time, (snd by
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-29

Men find it more easy to hatter than to
praise. Goethe.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-29

Homer informs US, Odyssey B. ii,
that the fury Of dog in attacking an aP-
preaching stranger is appeased by the mans
sitting down:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17


We have cbserved thai Mr. JosErn SraRRy,
Jailor q ci:r County, has given The old tenement
almost an inviting appearance. The dingy old
wssis which surround the jail yard have been
Waiie-washcd. aud several Improvements made
which were highly desirable.
IL he County Court have determined on lear-
ing the Jail vhereitis. wetrus, they viii improve
DC front appearances Of he present building =
There are many desirable and indeed nccessary
Improvements wanted, both hack and 'FRONT.'
The building 4, present i entirely 100 public
and prisoners hare rather snug birth. placed,
behind he diamen1s, Than otherwise. as they can
see and hear al that IS going on in the central
and business part of the t0wn--besilcs. there i
not half enough Of security where,access can be
had, or At least conversation carried on. At any
Time. with Tie prisoners; shrsnsh the sratings,
Twas suggested some time since % sell the pm
sent building, which will bring handsome
price from is central position. and erect another
on the Court House loi. or the one adjoining
This should be done, or else 4 new front huilt,
running the whole extent ofthe present building,
which might be done at a small cost, and which,
while il would render the prison more safe and
secare. would add vastly as an improvement 70
that part of our town.
Let those who have the authority take the mai
ter into serious consideration.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
POLE RAISING.


The friends Of CAss and BurLER raised polc
on Tuesday last, measuring some ninc,y-five feet
in height, from which j. suspended streamer,
with the names Of their candidates inscribed
thereon.
We believe that some Of the Young and ardent
Wings have determined not 10 be behind The De.
mocracy, and they contemplate, at an early day,
to raise one in honor Of TAYLOR and FILL
MORE. Let them go to work, and see Il there
Is not enough Of liberal-lninded Wings to fur
nish the timber for the occasion, aswell as oilers
the material for streamers. We are quite SURE
the Wing Ladies will take this branch in their
own keeping, and with thimble and needle add
ia decorating the Flag which will remain IN.
fi,riaa III NrLoTonx shan Psrch apon or
standard
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
DISCUSSION IN BERKELEY.

On Monday last, discussion took place in
Martinsburg, between JoHN E. NoRRrs, Esq, Of
Washington City, and ANDREW HuSrER, Esq,
the Wing Eleetor for this District. This is the
second imported gentleman that has been brought
against Mr.. Hunter, and We think il was very
generally conceded that Mr.. Norris met with a.
bout the same fate which overlook one McNrrr,
a Repndiating Governor Of Mississippi. In this
case, rs before, Mr. II. was the challenged party.
The Platform of the Locofocos, as laid down at
Baltimore, was taken mp by Mr.. Hunter, and
completely riddlcd. Other prominenttop
also noticed but our want Of space coinpels US TO
omit detail
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17

Mr.. PEieR r DuKx Of this town. VIA ~,
Caps. Masans company of Moanied Riae,p,.
received an honorable discharge At he Jedzrs..
Barracks. No. 4 few weeks since, and arrived !
home last|week- 4 has been he good iort,i1s
ofthis soldiertop pass through some Of The warmes
battles and most pcrilons scenes il Mexico, n.
harmed, We believe. save flesh wound d two
He was under Gen. Scott Al the taking of IL.
Castle Of San Juap de Ulloa, Csrro Gordo, Ma
iino gel Key Cnapunepee' Cnarubusccs The
different skirmishes along the road and At he ii.
king oft the City of Mexleo-in all Of which en-.
gagements he behaved with galiantry. He was
close g thf brave Captain Of ms company when
the latter vas struck down bya bah which ren-
dered the amputation q leg necessary and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17

-
$50 s.''.,''' e -e... ','''
pr ||pe nat he MAi-s u ,he YaII<| WI /
I'aa ~ reconuss '''i| . n. Iric'| |
3. ||I'I ana tiIlueres b 1cN t1uren'i.|
~ C.|@.ics. - Lezingion. a Hoc|1liisc county
q it'1 q 9<F.en1cfS next each rQnr'I,
81 @-l Ipu1 e zcrt - many .t(t'ies a. ! ny
n'0I Qr1Pcr The Nhiesof he valley nust bc
- ~ loi1s. Bat f-9 nio1,1s iInIiI ~ day
a ci1ciIon. Nolk hen uhi'e i ) ~. The
cause q Gen. 1allor i ADORE and beIon1 i1c
ordinary issues and parliz.n slfiIes q q. day.
= |. re c.ase . ine eh1MpicH q ibe people : =
cams, ne mon1feA'cal doclrine inat he enc nan
PRsef should iiedomin9.e DenpeEP4 You
ps''sse u1 t1e voice q ne malor'F should
soteIh WY -. ihen support Gen Taylor
VINO nas as'1cn NJ p Ai'' -, use ne Veto
'ne ole-n.n p'sf9s1. ln,css y y ~ saca
i'.lp ana ~ = "
-rnefe ners has oeen Nasty ie''s'a.'oa q else
slsfe. J. NJ oPsnion' me aet 3 Gear ana pat
pap'c tiolal'on = me Co1s'i'ni,oqt lhis = o'1-
laslionea Demoeraey- y yoa sfe Delnoefa' q
TINS ofees. give your support 'osne oia llefo VINO
vnl administer ne Ools,iiutoa amer ne man
llef q ne carry rrss'denls !, hovesess Joa
tnlnh sne ftesiaens uie soaise =. po-e's 80 Z.
people ONLY - mcfe saoieeis' maj n's iIon ~
should pe used n ihe shape o. ne se'o aPon
lquesflqns passed upon bT your immedlae hep-
Ircseniaiives IN COnsfess,--iIs IN word Jon oe-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
NORTH CAROr.rya

Tho National Intelligcncer has some
remarks on the causes Of the result Of the
leleciiol in this state. II says:
THAT the falling off in the Wing vote
for Governor is attributable to other eau
ses than want Of popularity in Gen. TAYLOR,
or loss of strength Of the Wings as party.
lis well understood by intelligent men Of
both political parties in North Carolina.
In fact, Il il 1--WE Learnt almost solely owing
to an isspe made with reference to pro-
posed amendment Of the State constitu-
|tion.
aUnder the constitution of North Caro-.
lima, every white male Of twenty one years
of age may vote for the Governor and the
more numerous branch of the State Legis-
lature; but for State Senators no one can
vote unless be has freehold Of City acres
of land. One-half Of those who elect the
Governor are thus excluded from voting
for Senator'S The Democratic candidate.
Mr. Reid, proposed to amend the consti-
tuition SOFAS to do away with this distinc-
ton. Mr.. Manly, the Wing candidate,
IS understood to have argued against the
|pgoprosod change while canyassing the
State Many ofthe Wing papers and can
didates endeavored to sustain him in that
position. In some Of the counties, It IS
true, the Wing candidates took different
ground, because they disapproved Of the
course Of Mr. Manly, and we're in favor Of
the alteration Its believed, indeed, that
IA large proportion Of the party we're favor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
THE TELEGRAPM.

The Winchester Virginian, noticing the COM
ple,ion Of the Magnetic Telegraph to Harpers-
Ferry. says
We would like to see the effort made to raise
the amount necessary to connect Winchester and
the Ferry. We are sure that il can be DONE
The amountreouired is small. We understand
that 500 have already been subscribed BY one
man. Thatman isan acquaintance Of ours, and
we feel certain that he knows what he is about.
subscribed R s d Opt se 81 ckssle a and and
.neighborhood don't "buck up,H the connection
will be made at Martinsburg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
THE voLUNrEERs.

WehDpe ihat none Of the gallant Volunteers
ELL ail 10 read the article on our first page head
ed THE Welcome 10 abe Yolunicers.s They
VIII there learn the partizan stand taken By aPor-
ton o. Locofocos who were appointed in con
junction sith an equal number Of Wings, to ten
der 10 ihem cordial Welcome, irrespective Of
party connections. We have conyersed with
many 81 the returned soldiers. and We have moi
seen one who has declared his intention TO visit
the Locufoco Barbecue in the character Of a re
turned soldier If they go, il will only be as pri-
vaie citizens, and under the general invitation
extended TO the public. This is precisely As
il should be, and we rejoice 10 find them taking
50 independent stand
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
4 REAsoNABLE REoUEsr.

b Ten years ago. Mr.. Henry a. Wise made oaiA
that he had reason 70 believe that Lewis Cas-
was guilty &C corruption in the War Department
Ia now asks The public 10 take his ,rord that the
charges arc not true, although he does not him
self withdraw thenl--but, because the Wings,
having since been in majority IN the House Of
Representatives, did not investigate them. Well,
this is modest and reasonable, to say the lcas,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
srEssRs. BUTLER AND BENToN--A
DUEL.

A TeIegraphie despatch in The Baltimore sun
Of Tuesday. says:
Mr.. Butler challenged Mr.. Benton on
Monday to mortal combat, on account Of
the harsh language used BY the latter to
him in the course Of the debate IN the Sc
nate on Sunday morning, Col Benton
accepted the challenge, and the time was
Fixed for the deadly encounter, when tho
police got wind Of the matter, and both
parties we're arrested and bound over to
keep the peace. Mutual friends are en-
deavoring 10 settle the difficulty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
INDIANAE


The returns ofthe election for members Of the
Legislature are coming in guile favorable 70 lie
wings Reiurns1irom dfly counties have been
received, showing the election Of 81. wl,ies and
81 democrats.
The Unions account differs from IL ahovc
materially: 4 = decidedly encouraging shusfar,
Tough we have 20 expectation of carrying the
State till Old Zach sweeps over il IN November
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
THE ELECTIONS.
KENTUCKY.

We are happy to learn that the majority ofthc
gallant Whis. j. ]. CnrrrENprs for Governor e
the State Of X entucky. will amonntIt o1 oo, yo,cs
being more than thousand votes more tba,f ,he
handsome majority obtained by tbe presep, Gov.
eriior in the laktcanvass.
lY- Returns from thirty-seven coun,ie. Of ,his
SlaIe snow wing gain Of l,32l as compared
with the last ghbernatorial election.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
ILLINOIS.

Scamnlon, the Wing candidate in the Fourth
Congressional District, has 50 majority over his
opponent, Mr.. Wentworth. Tie result for Con-
gress, as far as heard FROM appears 10 be as FOL
lows, according to report Col: Baker, Whig.
gaini Harris, Loco, gain over Lincoln. Whie s
Scamrnon, Wing, gain over Wentworth. Loco.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
HEAVY RAIN.

The heaviest fall Of rain this season took place
on Friday night and Saturday last. 1t seemed
indeed for few moments as ifthe Z windows of
heaven were opened, 50 copious was the fall Of
raib. Assome chap remarked, :. il came down
n hakes ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17

The Baltimore Clippcrsays that a man named
Joseph Witty was arrested on Friday last, on
the chargeof pepperisg the driver of cab, named
Stewart in the eyes.-not with his fists, but with
the regular condiment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
MAJ. WALTER GWYNN.

we see y stated that this eminent gentle
man, native Of orr county. has been appoint
ed Chief Engineer Of the Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
THE AUGUSTA VOLUNTEERS.

Capt Harper and his company were received
in handsome style by the people. ON their return
from Mexico. We are rejoieed to hear that the
health Of the gallant Captain has been almost
completely restored. The company lost 10 men
By death, and l6 were discharged.
A Dinner was rendered the Volunteers BY the
citizens of Augusta, which was given on,Friiay
last.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
]. .. RnRDLEY.

We learn that this distinguished Artist has ar
rived in town, and taken rooms at the residence
Of Dr. VIM. r. Alexander Those Of our citi-
zens who desire their portraits taken "to the per-
lection Of life, 2 can now be gratified.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
THE NEW YORk WING PRESS.

All the Wing papers Of the Empire State, we
believe, except the Tribune, the Seneca Courier,
and the Yates Wing, have raised the Wing Flag
inscribed Taylor and Fillmore.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
HENRY CLAY.

Wesee it stated that al the late election for
GoFcrnor in Kentucky, HENRY CLAY trar-
eaea neadgffly miles 10 vote for Mr.. cRrrrENDEN
That's the true Waig spirit,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17

The Rev W. Y Rocker, late Pastor Of the E
piseopal church at Winchester, Va. sailed for
England IN The Europa, which left Boston on
Thursday. he viii spend some months on the
visit -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
surprise IN DALTIMoRE.

There was at the Baltimore port on Saturday
morning. Is ships, 10 barques, IS briggs. and 40
schooners, ofwhich 4 ships, 4 barques, 3 briggs
and 3 schooners, are loading for foreign ports.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
MN. FUCKERS SPEECH AGAIN.

The "Spirit'' may rest assured that Mr.. Tuck
er has no correction" to make Of the tenor and
meaning Of his speech" as given BY us. He was
against al compromises Of The Slave Question, !"
and the pnuy efforts Of those who feel sore under
his position. cannot alter it,. Abuse upon aSoulL-
ern Wing members" will not remove the diff
Gully. Those gentlementeel very little concern
at the ''persevering caerts" OF their slanderers.
They understand perfectly well the Instincts and
propensitics Of the horde who assajl them. The
natural allies Of the Northern 6o,te4s-( those
who profess loudly. but always balk at The pinch
of the hill ")-waste their ink in vain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17

FIR. ~. E11nox.
The spiti. q le1,l.oa. a he is.h Nor,mh-,
lsls h,4 s1e N'IoNisg p.ragraph il r.ls,rscs
% ne position q N.r Fi|'nore
The noniaelien = NJ To1nr. orr III. IN.
man, lw Q5<>.ncr - q 1890 "a Area
Ns.. Nicto.ys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
! THE CANAL.

The Cumberland Civilian learns that there
now over 1900 hands Al work on line Of the Ca
nal between Cumberland and Dam No 6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17

The Philadelphia market IS now reeeiv-
ing 3, 900 baskets Of peaches per DAY. from
ths Ae1lIz. Reybolds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17

II The Charlottesville Advocate appears IN.
a new dress, and is doing good service in the
Wing cause Its new editor, v. Z. Sngpurnp.
Esq, seems to be well armed at every point, and
gives bis opponents ample employment. We
wish the Advocate success equal to its merits.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17

=. T. BLAIR AoAIN--Itis stated that
the Anna Arundel county Democratic
Convention, e the junction on Saturday
last unanimo1sly resolved to relieve Fran
cIs r blslr Esq, from al obligations to
support the nomination Of the baltimore
Convention, and recommend the other
counties 8 that Congressional district
Aonigoncry and Prince Georges which
re represented a the National Convcn-
hon, tod the SAME This Is because 81
ms deelaI.tlo1 that his s5mpathies are
with Ar. Van Buren. Ba1t;1or SIN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17

IT, Distressing times on the poor cows, said
a wag, as the rain poured down in torrents on
Friday night and Saturday last-a there II Be no
nubbins for EN- 1.-THE corn will all be regular
rcastefs, and poor Sukey won't have any chance
at ALL ','','s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
MANUFACTURES or ARMS, &C.,

Atthc Harpers-E Ferry 1rmory
The following is a list ofthe Arms and appen-
dages manufacturedat the Public Armory at Har-
pers Ferry, in this county, during the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1913:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
Mr.. VAN BUREx's NoMINATIoN.

| The Buffalo Convention has, as was general
" anticipated, nominated Martin Van Buren, for
the Presidency. We had supposed that Mr.. Van
Buren, would have been nominated without diff
Guilty, but we find he had rather a formidable III
valin the person Of Mr.. John P. Hale, at present
q. s. Senator from New Hampshire. The vote
For Mr. Van Buren Isl
Az For MrsTIale 100
II IS stated thar the negro delegates to the Con-
yenton did no. present their credentials; II they
had, il is more than probable they would have yo-
ted for Mr.. Hale, whe is rather more strongly
tinctured with Abolitionism than Mr. Van Buren,,
and thus the latter might have been defeated.
Charles Francis Adams, Of Boston, (son Of the
late John q Adams,) was then nominated as the
candidate for the Vice Presidency, b. acclama-
ton
This IS indeed rather a Aodge-p0dge ticket
Van Buren, AMI Adams--men whose opinions on
probably every other question than that of Slave
ry, are as opposite as any two extremes can be.
The want OF unanimity manifested in the nomi-
nation exhibits the two factions in the
Buffalo convention--the one, an Abolition
is, so far as the Wilmot Proviso and Slavery in
District is concerned-the other, an Abolitionist
Of all the lengths and brcadths OF the fanatics of
the North.
N. y. Another account states that Immediately
after the reading Of letter from Mr.. Van Buren,.
the Convention went into an informal viva woe
ballot for President, with the following result
For Martin Van Buren, ol
For yohnP Hale 1871
Scattering A.
th us
Whole number Of votes 466
Mr.. Van Burcn was then unanimously nomi-
mated.
series Of resolutions was adopted By the
Convention. The substance Of the resolutions
is-No Slave Territory No more Slave States
!" The end Of the District Of Columbia IS declar-
ed to be no object Friends of Free SoiI-Frce-
dom Of Public Lahds-c Cheap Postage-EIection
Of Public Officers under General Government v
The People in all practical cases.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
for mnskcts.

600 bayonets,
1880 screw drivers,
Sill wipers, ca ,s,.a,.
US, 6i8 cones, ~ 1ii'sAe's.
,i28 bali screws,
1871 spring vices, III
9.902 percussion rifles, 8
55i screw drivers
2s02 extra cones,
237 bullet moulds,
229 4 g conical. ~ iiucS' s<se
2095 wipers,
81 $50 bah screws.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17

t-ef The "Spirit' notices an anccdotc Of ours,
illustrating the position Of Mr.. BUTcngR when
addressing che Democratic Association Of this
place, but as usual, gives only half the story
The application OF the anecdoie, --of only three
ines-is cut on, and the whole force Of the analo-
gy Thereby destroyed. We scarce deem ii neccs-
sary q say, that we designed nothing offensive
to the speaker on the occasion, as we entertain
for him the most perfect good feeling and respect,
and have always regarded him as one Of the most
eloquent gentlemen in the county. But as the
" Spirife has grown wondrous chaste, all atonce,
We win only remark that we borrowed our thun-
der The anecdosel from the columns Of the rich
moHd EaqMireri Lay on. then, Mr.. Censor
larrap The Enquirer to your hearts content!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
NArBow EscArEs.-Our town was YES.

MARROW EscAPEs.-Our town was yes
terday thrown into state Of alarm, by see
ing the horse Of Philip Williams, Esq,
dashing violently through our streets, with
the shafts Of vehicle hanging to him
rft seems mat Mr.. Williams was returning
from Woodstock in his buggy, and when
this side If the toll gate near Winchester,
the horse began kicking fnriously, and e
yentually threw Mr.. W. out, and bruised
him considerably, but we are happy to
hear not dangerously.
A little son Of Mr.. Hugh Conway pas
run over, soon after, by horse ridden BY
Mr. Williams servant, who was on his way
It full speed TO the relief Of his master
!, Tue LAD vas bruised, but, We are glad to
hear, not seriously.
This, We understand, was also an uns
controllablo accident
81 Il TTrn<I.<fo~ D.. ~ 49,. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
lsei, Tor supplies to other posts.

II s----------------
Bls Knocked into cooked hat" has been
rendered an expression familiar tocertain classes
but y knocked into cooking stove, is a new
and original appellative, peculiarly disagrccable
" THOSE who experience the operation |; yet an
operation Of this kind actually happened in Bal
timore on Saturday afternoon. Twosfre compa-
MICS were returning to theirengine houses, when
muSs was kicked up, and one poor fellow ac-
tually knocked into cooking stove /" That
will Ne nothing to the shocking knock. Old
ZachIwill deal in November!