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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
THE INTERvIEw.

Gen. Cas- called to see General Taylor on Thurs.
day. On entering the room the General was seated
but Perceiying General Cas-, be rose and went to
meet him. GOOD morning General, how do you
do y says Gen. Taylor. Every .ywell indeed, Gen
Taylor: this is the second time follow your route
but you got twice ahead cfme' "The race, repeat
ed old lack, with great urbanity, sis not always to
theswifl nor the battle 10 the slrongIn The audience
smiled. How do you find yourself AFTER the long
journey ~ "Folerably well, replied Taylor, sin
Indiana they knocked in few Of my ribs; but its
nothing-a mere circumstance" "IshalI be happy
TO see you" "Do call, whenever it is convenient
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
NEW HAP OF THE STATE.

Mr. Faulknsr, Chairman Of he L brlry Co nmit-
te., has introduced bill for The Triangull,ion
and Survey Of Virginia, with view tofhe construc-
lion Of more perfect Map Of the State. This is
an object very much desired al this lime. The pre-
sent Map, made about twenty FIVE years ago, is not
only out Of date but is very inaccurate and cannot
be relied upon for any Of the purposes for which the
State has often SO much need. The completion Of
such Map must necessarily be the work of time,
butwe Tus. il may meet with favor in the Legisla-
tnrc, and that il may be finished with the ioposra-
ply OF mountains, valleys, woodlands, villages &c.
fully represented upon it, s 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

WAExSe TO SMoKERs.--A singularcase Of
asphyxia is related in one Of the French jour
mails. A youth ofthe name Of Lemoine, paid
3 visit 10 an uncle, who is farm laborer in
the neighborhood Of Havre This man occu-
pied small and ill-xentilated apartment. -
The nephew, at eight o'clock in the evening,
went to bed in the room Soon after, the
uncle and two companions entered the room,
and all fell to smoking The youth was a.
sleep. At midnight the visitors withdrew.
and heuncle went to bed. Laying his hand
upon bis nephew, he found him unnaturally
cold and endeavoured tbpake him, but with
out effect Help was called; some faint in
dieations Of life appeared, and physician
directed operations for the recovery Of tho
patient All proved vain, the next day be
expired A poa morten examination was
made, aud the physician pronounced that lie
had died Of congestion Of the brain, caused
By the respiration Of tobacco smoke during
sleep
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
THE Latest GOLD sroRY.

We have just heard, says the Union, a very Curl
-. .1ss1s- ---..rcvr. ne obtsfned Il from Gen
Armstrong, who had it Immediately from the gar
dener Of the Earl Of Derby himself The Earl
lives within about eight miles Of Liverpool He
had just received some dubious roots from Calfor-
mia, wrapped up in thedrt Of their native country
and as mere matter of curiosity, he directed the
earth to be washed FOR the purpose Of seeing whetb-
er II contained any PARTICLES Of gold His instruc-
tons were followed. and the result was nearly a
handful Of gold dust and shells from the washings
Of the earth Li.1 4esl-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
SMALL NOTE BILL DEFEATED.

That wise and patriotic body, the Senate of Vir-
ginia says the Wing, by vote Of of Is to II, has
determined that the good people of this State shah
continue 10 be scourged by the small notes Of the
Banks Of other States. For the last four years,
we believe, the House Of Delegates coming d.
rccty from the people, and by very large MAORI
ty irrespective Of party, has voted that our own
banks should be authorized and required to supply
small note currency for the purpose Of banishins
the small notes Of other States. Blu; the profound
political economists Of the Senate, having very lit
lie regard for the wishes the interests Of the peo
pie. have relieved all these bills
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

HEAyr Loss-Nr A. r Smith, Of Par
kersburg. arrived here yesterday morning At
| O'Clock, and the beds Of the Hotel being al
filed, took chair in the har-room and alert
until about four. 0n aNake1ine he disco
yered that his pocket book, containing about
81 500 in bank notes, vas gone.
Mr.. Smith Uts on his way from Baltimore
home, and owing 70 ihdis66sition iay ofer
one night e SmItilejd, a. which pIscc BE is
confident he had his money, The pocket
book must therefore have been taken some
place between that town and WkeeIink, or
during tie line be vas sleeping n tie bar.
ROOM Wtsrling Ca<atz ~ e7 p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
FIRE ARMs FuRNrsmEp.

Among the resolutions passed by Congress, we
find the following highly important onr
A resolution authorizing The Secretary. Of War to
furnish arms and ammunition TO persons emigrating
70 the territories Of oregonA California and New
Mexico
This resolution was introduced in The Senate By
Mr.. Mason, at the instance of the Charlestown va
Mining Company, but, unfortunately, they hay,
purchased their arms. and will not be able 10 avail
themselves OF this Just and liberal enactment
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

The election for representatives in the next
Congress ofthe United States takes place on
Thursday The 96th day Of April. The following
are the Candidates Of both political parties
lsr DISTRICT.
Democrats. Y. Wigs.
John S. AlIson. No Nomination.
% DIsTRlcr.
r. X. Meade, No Nomination.
SD DISTRICT.
DR.. Averett, Thomas S. Tourney.
4Tn DIsrRlcy.
Thomas S. Bocock. Henry P. Irving.
5TH DISTRICT.
Paulus Powell. wm. I. Gdggn.
6TH DISTRICT. !
Jas. A. Seldom. No Nomination.
7TH DISTRICT.
Thos. H. Bayly. Edward p Pitts.
9TH DISTRICT.
A. r. Holiday. James NJ. Forbes.
9rH DISTRICT.
WIN. Smith. John s. Pendleton,
John Janney.
John A. Carter,
loTH DISTRICT.
Richard Parker. John F. Hamtramck.
G.. J. Faulkner.
r. Y. Conrad.
llrH DisrRIcr.
James Mcdowell, No Nomination.
18th DIsrRIcT.
Henry Edmunson. SWIM. B. Preston.
I3TH DISTRICT.
Fayette McMulin. VIM. w. Hanson.
VIM. H. Cook.
John B. George.
l4TH DISTRICT.
J. NJ II. Beale. w McComas.
j. s., Duncan.
l5TH DISTRICT.
Alexander Newman, No Nomination.
+Snce appointed Secretary Of the Navy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

FIREl-Thc House occupied by Mr. SAa'L
H. LIctiT, in this county, was totally de-
stroyed by fire, about midday on Wednes-
day the 18th ult Mr.. j. succeeded, we
learn, in saving all his fnrpiture, &c, except
a chest Of carpenters tools, valued at about
$3.50 1t Is not known how the FIRE origina-
ted, but il is supposed that spark from the
chimney must have fallen upon the roof.
- r. rft. Berkeley CAJoRicle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

The .Wbigs Of Jeaersou win heit conyeniiOn,
cfDeiegzies rem DE sereTai precincts. in Charles
town, on Monday he i0sh Inst. u The Court House,
lar shs purpose % selecting two candidates for the
House q Delegates. Each precinct win select SIX
delegates
The Wings o. he charlestoWn precinct viii Deel
stlhr coan House. ou Friday the iGth. al o'clock
Those belonging 70 the Harpers-Ferry precinei
{ .atthe Hotel Of Mr.. careIi, On Saturday evening
the I1th
Al skepherdsiown. II The Hotel Of D. Ender, on
Sunday aliernoou The i7sh-
Alsmiih6eid. s,ihe He.elOf H. Smith. on satEr
day afternoon ihc I5th.
The Whigs Of The several precincts are desired u
attend
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
THE TENTH DISTRICT.

his suggested TO the Wings of this District to cast
their votes for R. Y. Conrad, Esq, BY writer in
the Winchester Republican, Of last week.
C. J. Faulkner, Esq, Of Berkeley, is also spoken
of in connection with that office, in the Martins
burg Gazette.
The Wings Of the District win determine, at the
proper time, the course they mean to pursue in re
gard to a candidate for Congress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

EE Ohio has chosen Senatorial Repro.
sentative whose name i altogether new on
this sidssof the Alleghanies Mr Chase,
the name Of the new ineumbent, Is native
Of New Hampshire, and graduate from
Dartmouth College, Of The class Of 1880.
He studied law NTH Che colebraisd William
FiEt and Is said 70 Be one Of the best
scholars and soundest lawyers in Ohio He
is . nephew Of Bishop Chase, and he is him
self communioant in The Episcopal Church
He Is brother-in.laH Of Judge Mclean,
is about a years of age and has never be.
fotr held ANY public Office
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
The Baltimore Markets.

1 OFFICE OF THE 4 CEIiPER.sf
BALrt1aoaE, ndarch s, 1919. 3 &
CAFTLE-Prices- ranged i1omi 6 70 q Co'ter
xeraging s. 50 gross 3 Tia s,l16I1 II live H6<s Il
medersle and demand light Il IS 5Q1<t ~ Il@l11-
s. I'll uk.-Early in the morning sl|ee q 90
barrels Howard Street Flour were made i - d
iormixed brands, and 40 hbIs, straight brands q
tons. Bnyefs were Offering prctlY freely 81 8;
bal holders refused less than ~ 81. IS, y & 4 'fl =
GRAIN.--Sales Of yellow Corn Il t{a5z 1ct a.
f9F some Rennsylgs1ie 53c: was obtained So
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
MARRIED..

On Thursday, tie LIST OF March, by the Rev. Joha
F. Price, Mr. JonM LANCASTER to Miss MARY FoRs-
MAN, all Of -Eoutoan county
On Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr.. Shuford, Mr..
DERlso G. HoUGn 10 Miss ELLEN ScnooLEY, daugh-
Ter of Jonas P. SchooIey, Esq, all Of Loudoun.
On Thursday the 18th ult by the Rev. Theroa
: w Newman, Mr. H. MITCHELL. 10 Miss ga
RAN F. PERRr both Of Gum Spring, Loudoun coun-
", Va.
On Thursday, 22d ult., blythe Rev. p. D. Lifs-
comb, Mr.. CH1ILEs S. GRANT, Of Frederick county
TO Miss ELIzABErn Pine, OF Berkeley
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

0RpER OF UNITED AMgRIeAss-A new
Society or Association, with this title, has
recently sprung up, and already comprises
about 5000 members in New York city and
vicinity. They had great procession there
on the 22d instant, being the anniversary Of
Washingtons birth. About 1000 Of tho
members were out The procession moved
to the Broadway Tabernacle, where an ora
ton was delivered by Daniel Talmadge, Esa
His subject was the character of " ashington
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
ADDRESS AT MARCH COURT.

We are requested to stateihat the Hon. HEsRy
BEDIseER will address the citizens of Jefferson
county, on the first day Of March Court, at the
Coun-IIouse, in Charlestown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
To the Stockholders or the BerryvilIc ana
Chanesiown Turnpike COMPANY.


The time has come when every Stakeholder in
this Company s,onld Be looking 10 his interest il
the location Of said road and for other purposes |:
the writer proposes thai The road should Be- loca.
TED az near tlIe centre Of the money subscribed
Is the nature Of the ground viii admit q, Or INV
where that majority 81 the stock may Be IN "a.
vor Of. The Report has been sent on 10 he
Bosrd Of Public WEEKS for the purpose Of having
two Stale directors appointed a. be nnJerstands.
and i the stockholders stand siIl and do NOT n.
ierfere IN The location Of this rod, he road. a.
have understood viii Be located west 81 MI. Da-
va H. Aliens and west Of NJ. William Turner'S
barn; which WI be wrong and contrary Is ia
interest Of the Stockholders, Is The wfiicr thioIs
L Is requested that the Stockholders meet Il M
Barney Osrs shop, on Saturday the nth instant
either ID person Or BY proxy FOX the epeciaI pnr.
pose 81 having fulI expression Is 10 lie location
Of the road, and have 4 80 stated ID lie irox;es
By Al who give them. The writer seleers Ms
Barney Qtss as The place or meeting bccsuse Il
= - near ne ceutFe betwesn Beffysills ana
CbaresfoNp q e necessary and more courenienl
70 The stockholders generally.
A ST0cEU0TDER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

We are anihorized % announce Col JOHN F.
Z HAMTRAMcK. of Jeaerson County, as eandi-
date Cor Congress. flom ihe Tenth Congressional
District
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

A LARGE FAaILY,-"We once knew ~
editor, says a western paper, "who was The
father of ten children, kept five dogs, three
cats, pct bear, and four drriks.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

MINISTER TO BERLlN-Wc learn that
President Poll1on Saturday night, nomina.
ted the Hon Ed flanagan, Of lndiana, -
Minister to Berlin, and that the nomination
was confirmed by the Senate
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
LAND SALE.

Mr.. James NJ Ransom Of this county, has dis
posed Of his fine farm in this county containing 15
acres TO Mr. Roger Chew of Loudoun, for about
SO, O00
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

t-5-W. U. Hanson, Esq Wing, has announced
himself a'candidaie for Congress in she 18th Dis
trict of Virginia, now represented BY Mr.. Fulton.
There are three democratic candidates IN the field.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

eY- The Washington Wing says thai the mem
bers or Mr.. Folks cabinet will retain their places
till Thursday having been invited to do so BY Presi-
dent Taylor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

E5- The members of the Philadelphia Bar have
rendered public dinner TO the Hon. Mr.. Meredith,
the new Secretary OF the Treasury.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

rs-The new Senator from Ohio, s. P.
Chase, was elected by union of the Loeofo-
cos and Abolitionists The Wings voted for
Thomas Ewing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
sIARTINsBURG GAZETTE.

George A. Porterfeld, Esq., has become assistant
editor ofthe Martinsburg Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

Es5r Chief Justice Gibson, of Pennsylvania, i.
dangerously i'll at Carlisle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

. ~ Lynn, Mass, turned out three millions
of pairs Of shoes last year, made by 1000 men
and,.4000 women. q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
TO THE PEOPLE OF CLARKE AND
WARREN COUNTIES.

+Since appointed Secretary
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DAY ExcHANGE.--We are told that the move
ment for the immediate establishment Of Day Ex-
change in the Second Municipality has been ar
rested in order that those engaged in il may assist
in establishing an exchange on the street which is
to be opened between ST. Charles and Camp streets,
as continuation.of Peldido. We hope that this
latter movementwll be successful. The location is
near the centre ofbusiness in the Second Munich.
pality and if the contemplated street from St
Charles to Camp be paved with Gags, and closed to
drays and carriages, twill be the place exactly
suited for the holding of the new exchange. As
the energies of the MERCHANTS of the Second Mu-
nieipality are to be united in the undertaking, we
lock for speedy accomplishment Of all the objects
proposed by those in favor of the Day Exchange
PHYsIco-MEDIcAE SociETY. DIR. Simonds
will deliver to-day the Anniversary Grafton before
the Physico- Medical Society Of New Orleans, at 8
o'clock, P. NJ, in the Hal of the Medical College,
Common street. The public are invited toattend
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-03


To he Hon, a. d. CrosSmaR, Mayor Of Nelo Orleans
sR; At meeting lately held 10 the towWof Madisonvlle,
Parish Of St Fammany upOn the subject OF Railroad be-
tween New Orleans and jackson, Miss, it
ResOlred, That his Honor tie Mayorof New Orleans, BE-
requested to eau meeting OF its citizens at some convenient
period, for the purpose OF appointing Delegates 10 te Mon
cello Convention.
The undersigned beg leave to you that deep inte
manifested on this subject by the inhabitants Of the in
terror Of Mississippi and that highly respectable aud talented
aemblagc expected at Monticello the 10th day Of De-
ceIber next, where it important that the city OF New
Orleans should be represented.
We therefore, earnestly request you 10 invite meeting OF
our citizens TO be held al the g Commercial Exchange, "
st. Charles street. oeTUESDAY EVENING next, the 4th
December, for The purpose OF appointing Delegates said
D.. H. rcat IL.
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AT the adjourned uesing Of Merchants favorable the establish
mentqt Day Exchange, the following resolution adopted:
Whereas Active being taken Cor the opening
horoughare brtweep Camp md ST Charles streets in Of
permanently estiHg and mgntainng Day Exchange 10 th
Municipality uud Whereas believe dE important project W
be retarded by efforts part this organize Day
ENclangen elsewhere;
7tagofc b il Reorea, That with pvieW Of aiding and securing
the opening this turu sag and tbs estllsE
permanent Day Exchange this Municipality, that delay
Organization for che present. and that we DO all power Jr
ward tlie project REFEREED 10
R,1fed, lb,t tlc tauk Of this meeting he rendered J0u
Hewlett E, lis courtesy allowing Tie Of a
our meatugs. d5 l. H. Z. FONTAGEN, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-03

ANeRlcAs THEATRE.-There viii, Of eonEe, be good
adanae this evening to wines the dibgt Of e newly i'm
noitd danre ocea and Ne who VIII appear IN the erk
os ballet Of Giselei OF the Wills" npRoredby Mis- 81
Clair Mr. THOMPSON, and the Cps dc Ballet 70 which
considerable addition has been made especially for This occa
SION IA Gsee IS q fayonle with the admirers Of ballet
and denedytso; the Pas intricate and difficult, the
music amongst ihe happest efforts Of Adolph ADAM aud The
poi though supernatural, admirably calculated TO develop
he ale Of The heroine. In addition to the ballet, Jack
fsnpari with Miss Petne the precocous young villain
WI Be performed This has met with great favor from the
audience for the last two nights and viii doubles prove
attractive fauieiIfs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-03

MAyoRALTY, New Orleans, Dec 1.tsl9.
GENTLEMEN. am in receipt of your communication Of
The 9Th t.s and take great pleasure in accedng your
pUesconfdent that hut few of public utility
be presented for the action Of The citizens Of New Orleans
better calculated to advance extensive community Of in
terpsts and more worthy Of their support
In accordance, therefore, respectfully invite the citizens
of New Orleans to meet in public aembage at the Com
meria Exchange, ION ST. Charles street, on TU ESDAY
EVENING next, the 4h inst, at O'Clock, for the purpose
above stated. r.. A. B.lCRossNAN, Mayor
Totlle Hon Isaac JouNsoN and Others. n3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-03

Ded y a c1yl Iho evening Of hl9 NovcHboT CHARLES
C.. PARkHIi,I..
Mr. POfkh native Virginia and years
ia s fi deut be
home in Florida Hewas victim Consumption Tho
at ess how pa Of bis friend for those who knew hn
we'd, knew him he lie bad those qualities flsfd
would give freud audit feel that CAREER
MI Is eIied The which manly, longer
lighted hy mind quick rigorous iuyateHor sArneb
that beatwd the Hbt impulses and ardent attachment
snu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-03

~ The LOUISIANA STATE MEDICAL CONVENTION of
The Resident Lceed Physicians of the State, will meet tbs
day. pursuant TO resolution Of previous meeting in the Hall
Of the Medical College, Common street, at Y O'Clock NJ
s. w. DALTON. NJ. D., SecTetary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-03

Nelg W0rks.-B. d. Norman, No. l6 Camp
street, advertises to-day number of new works
just received He has also for sale all the standard
works in law medicine, and theology.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-03

90 A contemporary announcing the marriage
ofan editor, says he was always Of the opinion that
editors had just as good right to starvs some
mems Daughters any body else.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-03

u5 The fine steamer Oregon, Of The Mail line
between this city and Mobile, made her closing
trip yesterday preparatory to lying up for repairs
painting and reftting. Few who have travelled
upon her Of ate see much need Of improvements,
but her owners know best, and intend keeping her
in the best trim. She has now been running
eleven months and never missed tfip! Sheis tc
receive a new boiler. The California, which la,
undergone complete overhauling, and comes on
bright as new eagle, takes the place Of the Ore
gon to-day