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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

- .,;s. co,,rse. q undes-
DEMONSTRATING that my ~, s some in-tal-
severe serutiny' ana i =. ...,.e ,han my jus,
N made 70 bear = n'as ..,h;ect now agisa-
49,. responsibilay apon IA. 80 Il necessary u
Ing - &c mind, ! only us shiainr confidence
fhould Il - ny eons'l :, ...,n before then
Cor public trust hope sAaiI be able 70 yina l
cate myself fully "a 49,. of ali iust men
ryrm ot,ers. neither ask ncs expesss.-.-sney.-
m, n I am pot 70 go through the ordeal, "a ma
,.r,,be determined By others feel that ca
.,.,,sn,ly bear any temporary injustice ,hai mn
l-' ..a;s.a. Better men have been victirnized-
...s.ssce nshe, 7 shall give IN ssse6Hnt 81 h
.e<aY JOHN s. GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
M.ItMANY.s mOTEI.

- ..r,t,.at friend, T. Mnros MrlLnAs1,
srussry fIOudonnl whose eenerSss na.a, 49, "a
-; 81 him Of much Of this worlds gooo.. y.
ee s...o'5 y he needy,) has opened a Ho.ei N N
,va.hnx.Ou. on c street, North Of Coleman an
- This eiTort % provide for his ann, I,
IN & appreciated BY bis numerous l'lenae !.
w. 49,. nsr,s II she country, and they WI ava.
...m.s,les Of the opportunity Of enjoying Inc 8. 8,
,..,;.. n an indefatignble hor. and q Fenaer,nl
$500 q one who well deserves =. "a
isnrmer associates in The Legislature WIN :. NJ ~
- spa him out when they visit The Nai,oua, ~ =.
tr,,olis and revive the memories o. osnel 20, :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

/ kpirpes need 10. 20 isr nor.,-i,,< !. -.
their appeiii@ fhlly graded viii ike 80 ,f;-.
e his lie Capt sAfr,ntror haz oDeseS 100.
3i.or'r = ~ haze,hen, of III Tsse,n. \ -
sshs-f 80 -. 7, !. sso,e' .ed ar syle.
t.ee 2. oas "a All q Nsu Years nav r.
pA1H - .e<1 = Sny Hos il IL L.
N'EH 3 rfced a. sei.lnr kei5tc n. r..-,s.
= ts1''1e ~ ek'n ositr l.1d y ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

Al English physician IA iiseS s<;
aren, Coz prercsting pain. v,..tis fepses. q
81 i lfie1ds IS Tar preferable o Eiher. ; !.
s.ia b te very pleasant 70 he ste. aud d. PR
fame Z. represented nstery 4 eeabis No spe
'cisl kinl Of inA-s..o ar ins,r1.nelf i necezysrv
for il ekhitiiion- a Inc o. liquid ii0Ss,,s
npps piece of liren q .. Be and held o.
,he niouih for abov a,rhls : said % Be al Is,
i required.
3 MAnRyIzo DscEAlED WrE,s S,sr,,,
The courI Qaes4s Bench. q re - $, /
b TIE Ma ;, 1ntelligencers LsndSn 4
Correspon H.. tces1i,y decided ~.
al nafr;a WITH the si,iers Of $780,
rive. az b! Which Is rendered sio.t
I've 20 ID 'hilds1 illsgiiinsis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

". =. eritvea y hear. e - y. 49, $50
49, eo.sInuti,y Win 81 6 ne sna..a -.
g 49, - Il s,r11tS<.,.l. Mr.. ,. lad hesl.
s.1I, :. ~, :, s,,,- sSlie..a viii psla5siss %.
his heslth h.t Rseh Z, =. 3. ~ ,..n il llle
hopes q ~ eanre i'ee =, &c, lhe aIec.
.... $50 1,.s1cs & lie people dian Mr i. =.
$500 80 n 81 me win Is more seriously 'ell
s~,.,.n. and epen-hesrted. eren 2 49, ~.
q. s,;-n1 q merit inerrFy eone1se. I. ~ !.
IA lis memory win ions g ees'''.'
I r--...- -,.d ~fa,itude.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

srtiele. ne Rich
,,o.S examiner, cefis' 'n
son: Taylor Whigs mot be |
Inc g zThe biitelne.s :, o RRiS;sht al.
MS f,hat 4 10 his 1900 Gen1 ,.
Mn Therelore ,ney ~ people, ~.
:. candidate, and esh uR - ~ supportines,,
! mi regard % party ,S,,s sre-ent Gen Tay
( lWho j. " tnal 49,, nsrtyh man Inc R.SSr-
; The country xw;,ehesier Repubiican p. ~, Ere
; t0r Of me he WhEg Senator ~ - Z, m,
= GalianeL, re wishes Gen -. -, .ns,s
u h.ranse ne General has 10y e -. ,,resr
~ he hot political eonies. = ~. .syeorrian.
lGaliaher was The ednor Q. VI ~ virgins
..s.Ieni WING campaign paper = sd;,or
", .s,e tie has been jealous parry S..,r'
as ioaot "a ~. are nof aware that As Sena'S
- sines az 5;ersred n thought, word or asuIn.
nas 49, ,,,y,v He and those WIN SIo !.
IN me ~ ne ,Ii;,;rsl matters areEstil weoace
md ~ The Wing party but as We -,
lily v, d,,r last il is only BY keeping ~.
in So ,nt Of view before the freslon; tv 4
vail mai they can hope 70 have an Hence
an lrv;ne them ont afteT me eleSalon .arlgn
- 5..,s,ement in favor Of "a 1870 800
ring ne e N, thex s.reckon without .hriI n
His 49, u-yer, 10 secure the vote Of any
snre my J. device as this. Our poilliea
~ ~ sueI l,s : nor,;nion will present an "
u ~ ,h.;r onponents in the Presiuen
ays. TN. - he ipolics loving Wh,gs
pa -, We hazard nothing IN
~. democracy will prove true 20 o.S
otu,ar ihaelesiisH1ne 9 S,a aS Is
inted ing In Virginia. Whiggery Of every
,.far nue., y becoming ssmall by degrees
80, July less Richmond E1dmRey.
The editor of the Winchesier Repr p
80 occasionally Is now, always has beer er
expects TO be, Wing, ont and ont SO
go. rom conviction. In 1910, he was d Of
-. the Woman, which was any thing ?
violent" sheet. 1t was exactly the A Ind
II was its moderation and fairness n 1T a
- popularity greatly beyond thar OF an yer
Published in Virginia. He never liked
r on any Wing issue and therefore has Re In
days keeping Wing principles aoat of ther
before an election or at any time. liter
CT ness Of opposition to Mr. Clay was rson-
She al than political-he is man of TOD hbility
pnlv for Locofoco favor 10.
Gen. Taylor is a Whig, and % far
tvs "no-party man" as that he has ~ y pafty
Re. machinery to present him to the an pep-
old pie. Being free from all entaneld kiih poll
as ticians, he can administer the q 1ent II a
We spirit Of moderation, and weird break up ?
lied in great degree the miserable IS system,
yam Of which the editor ofihe Reg has always
been decided opponent ~
ton The Examiner deceives VIA snf'es
that Whiggery is dimini/ .;.e
lite is Locofocracy that Is MAJ -.
mo- makes great splutier put wy
ar and yet the Doisies, efNs supp. - IN \,
nj their faith by aroyds and notI Tsrt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

be no hui
importance
feet, and the Bill was postponed until
Monday, TO which time the two Houses
have adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
There was little Abolition excitement
in the House this morning, growing out Of
q petition presented by MI. Tuck Of n
H., from sixty citizens of Philadelphia
praying that Congress would inquire into
the expediency Of 80 legislating that no ]
lSlaye territory shah be added to the Union
A motion to lay upon the table, gave rise
to call for the yeas and nays, which were
lordered and the motion was carried. -
There was some lodging and after-yoting
lamong the Democrats from the northern
States The vote was So TO 10 in favor. "a
laying it upon the table.
The mail South was the subject Of u
Joint Resolution presented to the House
) this morning from the Committee on Post
: Offices and Roads IT proposed simply
that the old contractors should be permit
Pfsed to receive the highest price allowed By
$ o. for the single daily line service, and
:. y tlupon their acceptance Of such terms
% Sesent mail line shall be discontinued
one tof I III ouston, of Ala, and Mr.. Jones
! az Bill, a.expressed some opposition to tbs
u1n- COMMUNICATED its reference to ths
rate the Unionf the Whole On the State q
ugh the a es.a Bolts Va, ,aunched warmly int,
the fanos1'ij and sd that a. post Maate
b" an sad mad sot MY mistaken III
inc s,,a.-. grossly yni.tad Il : TLo.a II
in sustained him took ~ sas nose VI
ct the Everyssaa%Ses t srs0ns Ss
I'M 44aieans to Maine was dem 10y IRON n u
ng MAST brown, Of Penn, defended i. /. 3 ]
con Mt Goggin, Of va a. s sha; !!
umm,.tee made somew ins sIabo,s e 4
tba setting forth ths ar gaDaass
e po g People upon the subject 81 mail tram
# of t lfa.lon, and Of certain facts growing ou|
2 6eta Us contrasts with the late mail carriers
Tr en ~ ashington and Richmond
, Inn ans s n action was urged upon. tia
D1ll and the House adjhurned with s str,,ai
ele upon the questions Of postnonen,as.st
and immediate action .'oncment
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
HORRIBLE STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.
Los Of SsentH Lies.

A most awful steamboat disaster occurred on
the River, near Cincinnati, on Wednesday, cast
ing deep gloom over the whole city, A tele-
graphic despatch in the Baltimore Patriot says
The steamer A. N johnson, on her
trip from Cincinnati to Wheeling, and
when near Maysville, burst her boiler,
completely destroying the boat, and Great.
ing terrible loss Of hfe There were
one hundred and sixty passengers on
board, of whom seventy were killed, and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

-. ,;.,,.ruishsa ssatenm : q y
IT, s'. - a.y. Vim .enss e 30; :, !,
, sP..,,;oss..r. BeltsIey CO, y.. .1Ians' 4
s ,ss ssS.sns cou 4 e vs,.ss sI.i..sss
hrsr,y q Een.lsns1s. ss.'s M Euns<rIaad
On lr.rnips ,hai M ~, a. n.eni Or -
.lr-t civilian % become ns,l r.slkp,-
isv.. Mr.. Clay dined WIN - z. re quest 8
- an Tuesday. and 5 Al Psfs =
Psi NJ c. Pe1dle,on. Esa. - On ~.
| Mr. Clay YIN 4 Ws-hlOn eng, % 4
day next On n - Y ,-.;rb ~ connected y
fore he spPssne ss y 4. .smk. o. the vhol'
l.oeI,I .nd ehivairOus Ciay, 8 1sn .;a- n, |
|. les HarPe,s !, ,;,,s M return ONE veEy NM
g a..r-.n;nied
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

H..r; ~ is 'w ., zen Taylor in the county of
IT, ~ -. =, neid meeting on the eOth ult-
.a,as. 49, saT ADDRESSED oy Col Gideon D.
es';. 4 au1 = :, uoH' ESQ and MAJ. Charles
Richmond Convention for the formation ~ =, :
Taylor Tiaket. { 81, ',.a.'oi 2 Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

The Military Committee Of he Senais IMPORT
ed bill, short time since ior addins - rsgi-
''eais % TIC present twenty-five regipsnts Of the
Regular army; and on Wednesisy Tie sane
eo..ei,ss reported a bin anlhcsizing t're.ty nee
fss't'<A.. 4 volunteers. Wfkn all these regi
nenss sar'. = szis,a a. Army Of the 2. Sales.
REGULAR ana selea,lcr win ,noun, . some shy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

so AT Annapolis, Md, 4 few days
ance, while the Couri Of Appeals Of the
State Of Maryland ws in session, it was
ascertained that thesholc Court, and ey-
cry member Of II bar attending the
Court, were in taynof ten. Taylor as the
next President-aayor of taking him
on his own grounH and were opposed
to general Wing Aional Convention.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
il faith BY rords, and nOl6y works.


We understand there was no public meeting
m Winchester on Monday last, in consequence
q The death Of Mr. a. s. Tidball.
Al February Court il is expected, M asures
will be adopted TO confer with their Whig friends
of other Counties
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

IT Business Ia am been resumed
both in Congress anaut State Legisla-
ture, and as there i 1 tSeieney Of work
cut out in both Legis'peb bodies, we may
calculate on some stlIli discussions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

- A large meeting Of merchants was
held IN New York on the Esd ult., and
: memorial adopted to Congress in regard
70 the delays Of the great southernIma;I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

ssy~ Tho eahnon,
which stened % piece Of
wood. held poy andon match
being applied o. zoe, Il blewof from
the wood, striking iRBy, (emPloyed by
the Manufacturing CO y, and lately from
Winchester on the nose rhich il broke and
-disfgured very mnch--prockTdihg upwards, il
laid open the aesh on the cranNum, and we I'M.
derstahd cracked the skull.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

The Legislature 81 Fenno...o =.
unanimously invited Gen. Taylor ! Ia; .as
Nashville during the present session a's j.
the Legislature. 'A =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

N An parties in Pennsylvania are
uniting in the support Of the Peoples
Chaap;on, Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR
AT ! lais meeting Of the Young Mems
Rough & Ready Uaioa, Of the Fourth
Congressional District, addresses we're de-
liversd " Gen. ADAn DIEEkz, ; promi-
|nent LocofocO ID avn Pau BRowS, Esq,
xgentleman who has always occupied a
front position in tho Wing ranks-and
Gen. PErERhSKEs Sunni, Who has devo-
ted several years ef his life TO the cause
Of the Native Amsricans Who then can
hinder Old Zach from . grand triumph
when Loco, Wing, and Native, III, forget
ting former party predictions, lally =
his supporta Clear the track, for old
! Zach viii make eleah sweep
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

HORRIBLE 0urRAeE.-yv
comp cI%Pelled e record horrible os. e be
s In's INV mas pesPetrated on theoutsEirtss &c
named Tom, . valuable slave beio5 &C., man
Capt VIM. Jones, of Spotsylyania conp s =
was cruelty beaten by white man nsn:d
L Lindsay Owens, and finally shot through
.ne head with pocket pistol. while il r.
aet q retreating from his pursuer The
e1 consisted, we understand, in an an
plleation from the negro for money. which
va que INN Ovens was immediateIy |
II and has since been tried before |
I n aayor, and sent on for trial before Ii the |
r. sh I'm Court on the 9Th proximo.-
|, ,ne PAL penetrated the negrois brain 30
ieep that the insertion If : nroba AZ 49, z
inches could not discover it lii fingered
l1tll "Wednesday morning At o,ciocE
men death relieved him from his snfJar'
ngs- Fhedeyicks5mg Nsyrs \ 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

30 A serious ARRAY occurred in New
lasen between two students and two tn.
tors One Of the latter, Mr.. Emerson.
was stabbed with . sword cane mot likely
2 prove fatal and another, Mr.. Goodrich.
son Of Professor Goodrich Of Yale Col
,ege, Knocked down with rod Of iron
!. ar Goodrich is not expected to survive
Names ! Of the students: Tower of Pbila.
delPhia; Even, Of Tennessee IT, ia.
have been arrested and held Is b.;, 4. !. 10y 4.
'pm Of $4,000 each = 'ne
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
Correspondence Of he Baltimovs f,,;sn.,
WAsH1NcToN Dac On 4 :. =

\ Rrss
Ihe President of the United st....
ferday sent in the following nom ;r.s: yea
~. paTis. Of Indiana, (Ex-S sIasslIns
~. tnis a g China, ip the place Of As ~,
J, !. y 4 Rowan, Of Kentuckv ch..~,
4 AZ T, g Naples, vice W. If. PolI naige
Dr Niles, Of Baltimore. fforms e.I, e.
cretary Of Legation to Par;ss I'M &C. J,
resigned 80 noDert Wlcklife,
ii ia 4 II = = Ta n1l "A paragraph appears
!. anaya, the new President 81 Msr;co co., ra !,
+ !. = eW Orleans in the battle of f. TIE 81 Of
s sanualy lsi5, acting as i sort 81 aid.ds-
am = e Zen jackson. ESs Bazlst;n
5 Inc Cob copied this article from The
sn"s :, and we got our asatsuaz
Z. l0m me New Orleans C0arier. Guess
= srue- Phila. Psunsylras;qn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

D There are now twelve hundred
females employed ~ the clothing store
ProPrietors Of Utica n. "; and more
wanted.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
.-walaarn .that Nil

UF We learn that ~ IzR AEL RoDIN-
SON Of Berkeley, Dsppsrand Master
Of the L Q. o. =, NIL apsa d
Lodge in the town q ttwille, Lou
DOM county, on Tue''n.zt, the 18th
instant Such nembe e. 70 Order as
can conveniently atteI errited.
snickersville Lodge sI o. o.
In. will also be shortly ip''' Of which
due notice viii be giyen
4 NJ The Carrier of sress re-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

eTILI ALlvE-The man who cut tba
nls J, tree IN the Wilds Of Ohio IS still alive
2. tle advanced age Of Sc. His name i
NSusngell, and he resides in Oneida Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

/, lRf The Legislatures Of Alabama,
Georgia, Tennessee and other States have
invited Gen Taylor to became their guest
Cannot our National Legislature invite
the old Hero to Washington as the guest
Of the Nation7 What shaking his pre-
sence would produce among the dema-
gogues in that city. Col Polk however
would sooner issue an order for the return
Of Gen. Taylor TO the Rio Grande, than Al
invitation for him to spend the winter in
Washington Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

system similar % thai ezisfing in No-t;,,,. -
y has been adopted in this county .n .a - Oa =
pamphlet containing the return can -. 9, -
seen by few, because ofthe limited Is saly ?
60 and circulated, you are respectf,lIy - p.lnt
% publish the return at length II vo,r ss's0
You win find also in exhibt q Win ~ 49,
some very Interesting remarks made BY The P,.
sIdent Of the School Commissioners Of Norsa,L
County and the Town of portsmouth. which ~
friends Of education would be pleased to see nnh
l'sned IN yourpaper as occasion may offer
NORFOLK CoUNrY.-In Compliance Win a.
5h section of the act of The general ne
Virginia, passed February a.. 1915 esi,hi;sry o.
system Of free schools in the county 81 NorsaiIe
port 'o''o"inS re-
The plan proposed by sid act was sub,n;,,.a
@ me voters OF the county r their pprovsl ~
ADOPTED BY majority OF nearly seven hnnd, a,,p
sanseq1ently the county wss laid of into tWen,.
school districts as nearly equal n terri,ory ny
vas practicable. and boati Of school co,,,,,; y
'loners duly elected and oRanized. THIS ~. q
oioceeded 70 levy tar as blows: on an nro,,.r
N TIE county, which the paid 4 revenpe III.
,Iaie two thirds q such evenue, and unon = sTI
rec white timetables one 3llar each. r.. ~
reducing the neit sum n osss -
)ur county court made y m anrrc -s'S0 ~
priafion Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

To provide for thcse the conm;..;,,,--- -.
assessed tax just double 81 hat for Its ns ~.
brarins precisely the SANG sb;sr,s ~ TO-, 81.
court kthe same IN amoont a ~ ,.s,o " w
Nth our portion Of the Laszsrv ~ u ~ ~.
VII De We think, amply sCficisns e sssa'f
The schools Commenced T.a. -.
arg aiI IN successful operau6 Ths 49, 49,. ana
eeueanon taught In thcse a. sbSL = !, ..les o,
y ne best English schools al ~ = is a.e usual
no dincnly il Obtaining ike - I've e found
competent and exempla1 EACH. -. ~ y very
sena and eAytcra ehidreih fees;,.s yss .aoll
uen a our schools since . .s.l lc
q whom never before y most
@ school, Heretofore k5re had - 2. Sung
.nan elght schools in the kurtr q anv ~ lore
s,lh az aggregate perhab Of one bnnSr ~ me
Ne hs1e -. ,'s 49, u,ese iIsularly Taught Nov
.f.oo.s eu Of whom havoc walk 49,, A., 49,
miles 70 aschoolhouse -. .,o-s sn.n Two
4 lo,l- 49,, 49, ss,e. I'd the people general
&c., ~ - - lne = n Of new era In the
s-,,5 ~ :. 49, o.l soun,y ho1gh We are highly
pr contributions are tcnd~ ,.s,, - =. -,
rovement Of our conditS and viii ,,Is;..,-..
~ 7ke rs wiser and IbD;er neo.1e ~.
Incaic1ip be derived By ftl1o generstiops 4. = /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
SAD ACCIDENT.

We iearn thai quite distressing accident oc-
CURED q HarpeEs- Ferry on Saturday last, occa-
stoned BY ths bursting of small bras cannon
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
-I7th MA a laree Tavlar

\. 18th alt, ia large Taylor
| held in Montgomery, Ala
neefhe ~ Newman presided, They
bama n favor of an 9Th of January
resoiseting to form Taylor Electors
ma Leading men of both paraes
| Eon the occasion,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

WAsuiSaroS Dec. %. 1871

d SENATE.
| The Mexican War was incidentally the
lsubiect Of spicy debate il the Senate toll
DIV. mon the motion Of Mr. Cas- to take
M liz Military Bills reported from bis
COMMITTEES.
MI Calhoun, in some pointed remarks
advocated previous action upon his Reso-
buttons. II was due 10 the country that
the nolicv 81 the Administration that
the intention Of Congress IN regard % the
| War--should be known before voting
further supplies for Tie increaac q ne
Army.
n h.3 han said fhsA his resolutiona
were opposed 70 the Administratio4s u
, Imattered but little whether they we're e
mot They proposed some dcciaraslon q
lopinion- some proper grouna Work q acf
Ition in regard to the.oDlects q tne wAs
before passing upon such 1'ii IS TINS
Mr.. Hale Of y, q entered with warm,
feeling into the suDlec. .nouga'p promising
|, IL more elaborate speech ~ regard to the
! WAR hereafter. me war, ne said, originat-
"a IN falsehood and fraud, and in 4 ,desiro
Ito perpetuate the Institution Of slavery
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

-. N bsdlv seaIded otherwise IN
i not been abs yet to procure
lalf =. &c the suffsA but notice a.
inens ahers, the name Msssrs- Wheat.
an Pilfson, of Baltic, = among inc
'flded. Mr. Fairla, clerk Of the
tAmboat Lyles, enleer, and Holman,
ilot, are among tho led. The boat took
e i'm, ij,mp,..e.':-.aiy If the explosion, and
KIM 70 the wat,s edge, This added
wcVorrors of thecene, and prevented
oy pM being ,aved, who otherwise
g then been srecued from the wreck
Ihls Nyarigis crafts, which went
lions whichd
OF the countrjthe most awful vista
VIII long be remNned in this section
V years past, and
TERRIBLE AND FATX such.
terday afternoon at The
hobbins 4 Verree, in PeBST.-Ye s
slngton, 2 man, named James mill Q
q ms death in most sudden Ken
ing manner. The deceased was ! am
u that establishment, and while An
some water in q cup from ! condu -.
which stands at the side Of tbe 1 !. ],
rollers, ne was drawn over and into - ~,
,alled the coupling" and cruska,
leath IN an instant, within q sps 60 J,
POINT less than three inches w!ds :. :
ne ., other not over twelve incbas +, -
The machinery was MOVING :. - 4 W
! seventy revolutions per mint = !. .ns :
that his body was drarne5l ana 4 2.
nd around the BOT and 5a.f sou saro
lateral parts Of the counl;, ,ofmlng
Ighs times, or more, before 4. sever
'uld be stopped. That he va .ne e eng
instant there can be no da m Allled
! bone IN his body was broLep D., ior e
az 70 foot he presented tn ,n ana f.
Z mntllated remains Of j I1m oSs nor 40,
e Deneid BY mortal eyes. an Del
lI1hizadeko5;o -,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

~-s Quitman arfe
Sol narney have arrived in W.,
Inc dinner rendered to these distifa and
20 Generals BY the citizens of WasHfsIl
TON and others, took place at Fuller,s Ho
tel, on Friday evening I. 80 -. : !, :
Union, one Of the most g br;,,;.,. sa,s e .ne
!: ever !: Witnessed in that city, and great cred
Y y certainly due to those gentlemen who
a0'ed as the committee Of arrangements,
IN accomplishing 50 much in the short
space Of time set apart for this purpose
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

nT The MiIledgeviIle Recorder assure.
us that day will soon be appointed BY the
members Of the legislature for the ass~
blinp of S.ste Taylor Elect Con-
.;on ~ eyerv ming 80 and ready
fon''A'' -, tba. elorious Old Ehir-
for old Och
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

q, they gave sh e New ssT ,Ysa,. 5.y' :. !
i ss'sRa; Due .. e nope E,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

10 which add annual allowance Of Sc "
esetary, lihe only salaried officer, o. "a
ana probable amount Of incidental ex. =
peases, 100 IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
Giving a ioial Of

Our next step vas to build necessary
senoolhouses or repair ID ones IN
every district OF the hitter but
lev could be made avail,hIe by rea-
son q their localities or dilapidafe5
condition. Aggregate c6s; ofbuiId.
ing and repairing,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
I.@a9o

Win ~; shng surplus SOFA Isl
ist Of January, 1876 - =. nc 's's
Owing TO the density Of population In som.
,ne,ghboEhoods 4 was found necessary 10 estsh-
iish Two schools in each Of II districts. malins,
twenty-six N all, s'''Ain
For these have been employed r.
= 'saeheH q $500 per year, 1900 90