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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-20
To the puIsIic.

The "minera lands included in the foregoing proca-
nation chiefly situated between Lake Superior and
the Montreal river ard Isle Royae the northern pom
insua OF Michigan, and rendered immensely valuable
by the mines OF copper and other ores found
therein.
considerable number of those mines have already been
discovered the ranges within few miles oil Lake
Superior and from the geooglca character OF the country,
and the explorations already made cannot be doubted
that Others equaHy. not valuable VIII be onnd
throughout this whole mineral region"
In OF the mines worked, copper is found almost
pure and, in FACT of the natvc copper ana ores
yield greater per centage than any yet discovered
in the world. Silver Is also found in consideraDie guam
titles. ~,
All the necessary materials for the construction OF FUR
naces, and fuel for smelling, found IN abundance " e
immediate neghborhood OF the mineral
The climate the winter. though cold, does NOT lnei
rupt the operations of the mines in iac': ua' Se" 10
considered the most favorable for their operations 90
The proximity mineral lands 10 the shore OF lake
on which several sale and excellent harDor
and the thereo, by the Sant Ste
Marie, lakes Huron. Erie, NC, furnish ready means OF
the products of these lands to the principal
ms rkes oishe United States very trIiing cost
fl likewise appears from the reports 10 this ofhce,
ta tic agricultural lands OF lair quality, producing
usual culinary vegetables and grass In ABUNDANCE and
when properly Tiled they have been found favorable for
grain crops also and for all these products far price
and good market will be found at the mines.
Ti,nber-such white and yellow pine, sugar maple,
yellow birch, &c-is in many places very abundant and
by its thrifty growth gives evidence OF the richness OF the
soil.
Maps showing the localities Of the mines and other value
able relating thereto, derived from the geooX
cal survey, &c which be embraced in this brief
notice. will he prepared and deposited in the land office
at the Saut Ste Marie, for inspection as early as prac
tcable before The Of the public sales
RICHARD Nj. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of tbs General Land Office.
Mar 2-1awl3w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-20
Notice to Pre-empslon Clai msnts.

RICHARD M. YouaG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-20
Notice to Presumption Claimants,

HARD NJ fUUNU,
oInin issioner OF the General Land Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

"a q
The Ffce Press copies our article 81 last week
hfaned The Election oi Gen. Taylpr,a in Which
VIC khafge The cid GepeFai with want Of capacity
g Ai.niniHief the goYernmdnt and fails to adduce
one king fact or circumstances tending 10 dfsproye
thc charge buto1 the contrary virtually admits The
trnr Of q by attempting 70 show that Cen jackson
was II TAG same category. This H. done b. pa
JadEEg what was once the opinion pf the former
sditaf Of The Enquirer as ID the capaciiy Or Gen.
Jackson 80 Spirit N JEeysog k
WIN the Spirit give one single fact or clrcurn.
stance tending to prove lis bold and reckless as
seFtHsn, ~ charging Gen, Taylor !" with a want Of
capErity % adminis,er The gpverumens7r Wethink
thp sditorof the spiri, has been long enough under
tgql Instruction 70 know that the proof Of bis
charges rests upon him If he fails Is sustain his
wa4fon asseriioDs he must not call o. rs 10 dis
prove ,hem4should we pronounce Them false =
BIT says the Spirit
The Free Press charges The Democratic
pfeFs VITA proclalmiDg before the election that the
Willy party ard Gen. Taylor had 10 printinles.
and that ke|w9ald make no pledges III Ills charge
waseYer made Nc aoSnpl'k nox WHEN or wkere Il
was done HE If
LlBok y your files. Mr. Spirit. and there YOU viii
1 fiddE" When and whore u was doneH W. had NO
Phiforn was ihs eternal ely. kept up during
ikt Iaheie or the canvass
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
DEATH or MRS. MADISON.

Il q with saddened heats tliat we announce the
decease Of Mrs. MADlsos, widow Of James Madison.
FL President Of the United States SHE died at her
residence IN Washington. ION Thursday night ihst,
the i2rh instant, aged aboue eighfy-t%oyears.
4 Beloved by all who personally knew her and
universally respected this venerable lag closed her
long and wellspcnt life with the calm resignation
which goodness OF heart combined with piety only
can ilnpar II would seem an abuseo terms to say
that We regrct shr spaItuEe of one sd ripe and 80
ilied for better world But is The case o! this ex
ctlcnl lady, she continued nntii wiirI few weeks
70 grace society with her presence. land lend Is
those charms with which she a1orntd tine circles DC
the highest. the wisest and best during The bright
career Of her fiIustrious husband w Acreyer she
appeared, every one becane conscious III the pres
encs IF the spirit Of bengny and gehleaess. united
70 an rhe attributes Of feminine oveilnsss For our
selves, whose privilege it was 10 know and admire
her through the last forty YEARS Of hsriite Il would
n5t Be easy TO speak in terms ofexaeeration Of the
viFtuss and winning manners Of this eminent lady
To attempt il would add no brighihdssi to her fair
name. and would be little needed 10 move the public
sympathy. All Of our own country and thousands
Id other laEds viii need ND languakeoE Eulogy is
inspire deep and sincere rcgre, when they learn
tic demise Of one who touched alb hearts by her
goodness and wen the admiration SftalI 81 The
charms of dignity and grace, Nat lItateligtaeeg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
GEORGE LIPPARD.

n We think that the venerable editor Of the
UHion, whose talent for nonsense has gcncr-
ally been regarded Us unriYalled, must yield
terthe new candidate, George Lippald, who
has certainly succeededIin making himself
more ridiculous than any other man whose
i|namc is, at present, in the new spapers.-1--
This l4ippard has been known among the
neRsboys as manufacturer Of cheap litcra.
jiturc, very cheap and very bloody. : Proba-
fbly nowhere can you buy greater amount
Of the horrible for the sanEe money than be-
! tween the yellow covers of bis $toiie8 He
aims al the style Of IneFaham, and it|is but
Justice to say that, although he fallsimmeasu
Erably below that standard, be compares "a i
fverablY with Pop Einmons and George
Washington Dixon. During the Presidea
tialS canvass he wrote some letters ID Gen
Taylor The good natnred old General, az
\ That time, answered every body WHO wrote %
him, and among the others George Lippard
was duly replied TO- He paraded thc let
tsrs I'M the newspapers, came out q strong
Taylor man, aud has never for QUO moment,
suffered himself I'd doubt that Gen. Taylor's
election was owing to bis endorsement lis
calculated upon seat in the cabinet; at the
very least. He was not even made tide
waiter. Imagine Mr. Lippard's situation
inthe language Of Mr. Kellowplush, phanzy
his pheclins.H He forthwith Indignantly re-
nounced Gen. Taylor, and stands wondering
tolsec that the President yet remains, in the
White House. The Springfield Republican
thus describes Mr. Lippard's condition in i
very good imitation Of his own style .FEl
George Lippard. A fierce man sits rest
lessly upon fiery charger The steed paws
sshe ground, the Lightning flashes from lis
hoof
The kneli Of distant bell strikes his oar
Il is the knell Of hope
A curse issues angrily from betrsen Biz
grinding teeth. +
Does be spurn MAJ No Office Does
he think me dog that will chase his enemy
for nought :" ..a'g
A binding rage was ID his eye--he wheel
ed and sped ike lightning into the darkness i
He reached cave iiA scratching. a Of in.
.furiate tigers, is heard He comes forth /,
Ills eye is bloodshott he raises to the sir
lent gaze Of the stars. q scroll 6 s.sE II
Hespoke in low, cultural utterance. q G en-
Taylor, ! am your enemy Yea / AM
George Lippard, ha kalaaal n
And the Opposition papers all over the
United States copied the words written III
that scroll, and made fools Of themselves. -
Wellthc did. - Providence Joarnat IF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
THE -RUaNiNGs OF SLAVES.

4.
the anniversary meeting o. he snli-slarery q.
cieiy Of Boston, on Wednesday, Brown tie fhei,ive
Save, whose extraordinary escape from serri,Dd.
in Richmond. and almost mirtculous arrival Il
Philadelphia, created such sensation was in,ro.
ducea % the audience. He was transported lhrrs
hundred miles through ! slasektldisg gounsry. ana
By public theruugk faies. ID bot, BY measurement
exactly three feel one inch long two fstl vide "A
two feet 81 inches deep The Following absrse, q
his story We find in the Boston Travelef Of Jalya
While Al Richmond, though tie boz vas
LIGHTLY and distinctly marked z this hide IN
with care it was placed Jon end, and bis
head aowvwards He felt strange pains
and was preparing himself 10 die, prefefrinr,
liberty or death to slavery. and he gave no
sign He was, however, relieved from this
painful position, and encountered no other
danger than The rough handling ef the box.
untilit arrived in Washington When he
perters Who had charge Of il reached the de.
pot there, they threw or dropped It With VIC.
lence 70 the ground, and i rolled down .
small hill, turning over two orIthree times.
They said that the box was 50 heavy that il
could not becSJorwaraed on That night, but
must lsy over twenty.four hours. In. the
ldHS NsASp VI tut tuStAAtS, ~ AStt " SA.tN
in my throat; gave mp ali hope" But 81
man came in and said, 9 that1box must 60 on;
its tie express NALL oh what relief + felt
X was taken into the depot. and ! was fast
becoming insonsible, when tic position was
changed III
lie arrived IN Philadelphia after mary
hairbreadth escapes, and ths box was taken
to the house to which it was.direeied The
painting inmate heard voices whispering af
forwards more men came IL They were
doubtful or fearful about opening the box -
He Jay still, not knowing Who the people
were. Finally, one of them kicked on tho
box and asked, . Is all right here Y aAll
right echoed from the box.
In confederation Of it, Rev S. ]. May said
he was in Philadelphia m lie midst Of tho
excitement caused BY this wonderful adyeD1
tpre. He said, that for obvious reasons, hs
could npt give the name Of the gentleman tn
whom the6box was consigned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
KENDALL on REsEovAI.s.

The following letter should bel kept as aaNdisg
dish for the dainty Democracy, whose nerves arr 80
often shocked with the blood Of the guillotine.s
n "FRASxLiN Mus, (Ohic1 Sept. ., 10
Il ITO reform measures there must be change ii
rsc II Wi thout change of len fraud cannui be
punished; aelnqucnces caunos be detected unlaw-
iul allowances cannot be stopped improper modes
Of doipglhusiness and irregulsf practices in Office
can never be corrected Do net All Offices belong to
the people What right have the incumbrnts to
them n6Ft than others No hNrong Is done 10 The
man who is removed for he is5eprivdd Of no right
is the duty OF The President ad adj others ~ whom
the people have entrusted the ID remove their
suhordiDaes whenever they believe the public inter-
est requires it, So fascinatingi power and SO
gupiing The long possession Of office, that bc3rTe
the chances for apdre administration would Be much
greater were limit Of eight OF ten years prescribed
beyond which no man should ~ competent to hold
any Of the subordinate Offices a Washington. Il is
helpoliey Of officeholders 70 create an impression
that their Offices pirate righfs; that they are
wr5nscd when removed tina. they have right 10.
demand The reasons for their removal and haze
them formally sci FORTH Wien the people assent to
doctrine like this you may bid farewell 10 all hope
pf Fcfprm however great may be the abuses Of bur
GogernIhent We shall have Clerks, Auditors,
Conprollers, Registers, Treasures, and Serfsta.
fies for life; bad customs will never be corrected;
errpheous principles will prevail foreter precedent
viii lake the place of laws the official corps at
Washington will govctn the Union and II we do
not have Presidents for life. We shall have entae1
upon us forever succession from ono Office 10 an
other preserving the unity Of the official plalaB1,
and perpetuating all their opinions and abuses. In
my opinion the people have more cause TO fear tee
fen removals than Too many.
EIE.8I AMOS KENDAII u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
OireilIia 5fet l)ress.
TETRsp7T hoR1Ia6.


fIlAsf4sts
TIE esa,sr pcrtion b ihe Dsmoetaiir editors
him ibsr are uos faihlIh8 lheif vneliion unless
ee4sinusaf dealing u is,rar,iol and sisnpefslicn
ssN lsSi@asis o eopr.eoas sreaness hat = ~
tosehet pni cE place with ihsm. and Yei ocdasion-
any We kHt ihen e0npisidins uf ths very faults
fof Nhiaf Biheis orn presses are notorious. The
Z ktpuislf Il Washingfol gives ihe organ of
I'll s5le aemocracy 4 vert good rebake % hal
score VI copy - afticie
Tho TInion przies Of 4 scnrEiiiiy insolcncef and
faisdholafA--a Journal which has marked out fuf
5fde2 fzxref III infany which has nesailed, With
rdp4nopb aIce the puFest znd best citizens ef the
1kpnh. "a which stops 81 no dcfamaIinn, however
t;ld4een! III soldier who has won ihe admiration
I'D the civilized world By his brilliant achievements,
aud ihe affections Of his cOuhsy men by blameless
liz Ii hss denounced the President 81 The United
SgaJes and permitted him 10 Be denounced III iH
rdltssnns Is fdoIi,s Ehtfed sepulchre d 4 Ne
ri s;a Cheat violatbr Of pledges, e liar
asa eYen h6ws WILTSHIRE afflicted and The humane
fiie IasisfiAg and those who syfnpahzen thesnfeF-
i.ss Of ostErs throughout the land, are atiesting
Nei sense 81 lie public calamity 81 welcoming the
5recdnmenah3oa ~ their Chief Magisrraie or day
o Humiliation and prayer al earnest Of reliance
rpea and hope in the Divine mercy sdailY issues
arc blurred b sacresions tests and obscene ribald-
III In Enofkcry Of the desviaiion and woe which
raoftal pestEence Is visiting upon hehear,hstoneS
of The people. And IL taIksuf senrrilEfy and inso-
leiide assHnes the moral guardianship Of The ma
tlon3 aud iny0kes Heaven 10 prosper lis labors In
The ca1seIef virtue. Such a paper can only have
betn raugHlio blush III the Instruction VI The brcahel
aIsi Feeesssa e. ia elhies iren. ihe eradualee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

~ 10 vinss d sk.p 4noer1iic Tsriy II Nen
Ysik IN nboni y mite upi1 ~ Bu4xlb Plztfbun.
Anet cd deal q nssosIl.icz sms4s ~ leaders.
NJ bare agreed 10 holda stair GSnssnsion q
Eyrscrse 4 September. ana 4 preiirhinnty one l.
Ansus e Rcrue for De purpose y selecting tickets
loE ~ ssste ofees. c6nposed Of Heinb<fs Of hoik
bssbehr>. Tie Barnhirnsfs ssem fg carry their
heads ne highest and have bt1ughs ~ OId Hun
kers ID terms. They say f
IN viii readily eppEecEatr tie rfafiseafi1n re
have oppressed IN seeing TIE Denl5dfass OF Ohio,
ccanerdcut. Wisconsin, Vermont ant oslseT Stairs,
frs.fy pantins tfnsfirfs o. tbs gye1gaEi n Il o.
riets lat Il IfN shortly teasms. y Is n nor, AZ
Dfastrafk ptafsrm IF az s,arsaa Stof1s r
u Missouri. he war Is kept up ts f3enlon and
hisadherents ID favor IF Free Soil tsd especially
against Mr.. Calhoun, and tie pr9bsreht men II
the Democracy are d;yided0n lhe satieets Benton
viii " strongly pushed By Inc Free Soil pemocFa-
81 Of The West and North, for The Presidency
The Southern Democrats mar be con- lied u take
him d rally under the standard Of Gea Tayior---
o.. they may set up mar Of ihcir own 10 take on
q fragment Or The vote II either eass. The South
win bs comparatively helpAess. what y TIE rea-
sod iLe Democratic presses South. STIR their read
ers nonoticc sof The Northern coalition r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
smANNoNpAIlh.


IA Old Invalid who has been soiourning at
this delightful watering place thus speaks Of ii in
comnunication 10 the Baltimore SIN
The waters are OF mast Invaluable order Of Ell
cacy 10 the bilious invalid and haAe4 made most
surprising cures in various other kndsof diseases
Ths mutton and fish arc the Admiration OF all who
frequent this delightful tegon and The fruit, milk
and butter not to be surpassed I'll ff1
The mountain scenery vies with anyiin the world
FORTS romantic appearances, and iheconstapt ny go-
rating breeze which pervades oae pure atmosphere,
preclpaes all possibility Df cholefal
The Shenandoah river winds around the FOO; Of
the mountain on which Shanncnaahe is situated and
lis beautiful hanks otter most delightful shady
lounges 10 It's numerous visitorb. who may resort
thilheF for the sport uf fishing fn its Historical
stream. FIJI
Ii fact, sifs. as a stranger hefea who hasderived
mos Surprising benefit from its masers and salubFi-
Gus air cannot do otherwise thhu receinmend tito
others In the strong hope that they may be induced
10 ~ lis ecacious qualities. aid resascitaie their
feeble bodies
The keeper Of this Virginia Eden, IS Mr.. Abel
gentleman Of The most 6bliging disposition, whose
agreeable manners eann0t fail to enhance'the love-
iiness of The site be oeeuPies Fl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
READr-aADE CLoTlaING.

Our friend, CLoTHiER. two or thIee doors above,
has iast opened one Of the finest assorlmenis Of
hraig-g Made Clothing ever offered In bur town
The plice l. asioniehly low and NO man need be
seen now with hole IN The elbow pf his coat as he
can purchase a new one FOR "a song Pants Vests,
Sc, equally low. Gail aud see TAX all events the
stock offered as Mr.. g. wiz take great pleasure in
exhibiting the same. --Spirtt Of .let~soal. Il
We hope our cotempdrary hadn't reference 10
The 'hOle in the elbow 81 oar oldlsrsyEeoat. The
opening was unavoidable as Mr.|C. had no mate
rial Of The same Sort else The rent would have been
attendedto; and as we have not been blessed with
rocsi powers. We were even pnablsE,o .Fpurchase
new one for song But we oiA The |. Spirit . in
commendation Of Mr.. cs establishment, most
heartily
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
DIR. DAVID Ii. TUCKER.

Potomac, the able correspondence the Bali
more Patriot, speaks in complimentary terms ofDr
Tucker. He says
DIR David ri Tucker, who has keen residing
for some time past ia Philadelphia, has perceive
been elected Profssor Of the Theory and Practice Of
Medicine. in The Medical Departments Of Hamden
Sidney College. located in Richmond, Va This is
capital appointment Dr. Tucker, son Of The late
Judge Tucker, Of Virginia, is not only well-bred
gentleman and general fav6rite where he is best
known bur his education in the branch Of science
which he has adopted as profession isrepresehied
70 be equal 10 any which The best facilities in this
country or in Europe can bestow =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
Al sioTLEY GRoITP.

correspondents 81 the New York Express writing
from fhe Gold Region, says they have great times
I at lh diggings where allthc wosld has its repre-
sentatlfesl oyallfaced Chinese, greasy Sandyich
Islanders, whole or none men from 81 4O,r-
skinainl Yankees from down east chiYalrous gem
teme1 from "of South" Hoosiels, Buckeyes. and
KangaFoos, from out west. Here, too, witAoh,
number are The subjects Of her Britannia Majesty,
cheek byRioElwith the people who come from The
territories OF the king Of the cannibal Islands
All are scraPing and scratching away like % many
hens On dnnghill.p =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
Z CHARLEsrowx, 1uly 18Th, Is49.

h CHARLEsrowE, July 18th, l64e.
GEsTIAMEE Your letter requesting the pub
lcatson VI The Ealogy, on The character of Mir.
Polk, delivered By NEON the l4lh instant, was
received VI day-parts Of thai address were not
written That which was, was composed during
severe inSispositiOn- and regret that it i no;
in snIy pcsaer loicomply with your request Ac-
ceptmy thanks for the kind manner il which yon
have asked for It's publication.
Yesf truly, WON'T obehient servant,
r.. HUME BUTCHER.
To Messrs Jso. T. GlBsos, JAMES W. BELLER,
AL j. o'Blxsos, N. S. Wars, II. N.IGALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

4 DEATH ~ CHAPMAN JoHNsos We hare
toIrecord the dcalhof this eminent man, AFTER
several years Of deep afilictions At the age Of
~ Mr+ johnson had filed many prominent
positions m the public service, having been
delegate and senator in the Legislature, from
Augusta! and member Of the Virginia State
Convention of 1929, Asa lawyer, Nj. John
son was in the front rank, and IS debater
had few il any superiors
His memory will long be cherished By the
people Of Augusta, among whom lie resided
by the citizens of Richmond whom be
also represented and by the people Of the
whole Commonwealth. - Richmond Rep.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

ANfrqpAR5AS "A correspondent Of the
Free PNss claims for Jefferson the honor of
CONTAINING The olest house in IRE Valley.
This u i've years older than Mr. BaFton's
house, lneltiObed in the Vifginian > few
weeks since Now thai the question Of the
oldest hpuse isdisposedsof suppose our scun-
ties and towns commenee : c6mpetition for
the newest II Is far better 20 make the
longest step forward than thsHlongsst reach
haeks Eissehestey FSrkinian
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

s AkKksr o. CouNrERrEI1EEs-TMo men
na1aed ffiendaha Glover we're arrested list
week near SsEbysport il thisNcouDty, for Il
suing csunterfeit gold pieces, md on Satnr=
Dig lodged ID Jail 1T this Place On appli-
cation 70 Judge Martin for bail, the amount
for Friend Wa fixed Il $500 ind for Glover
II $1,000 VIE have NOT heard whether they
hare rel giycn the requisite bail
~ -. fsel,,45
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
CAMP MEETING.

Welearn that 4 Camp Meeting fcr the Harpers-
Ferry Station, Will be held on Tie lands Of Mr.
SAMUEL Stfiier, same ground occupied las, year. u
commanding On TFiday ne TIA IF Aagua nerd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
sPEcTREs.

-t
Itwill be seen from thetfollownk note thai our
cizens win have the pleasure Of dafing aEecture
from The Rev. sEpriars TvsriS, bIAAthe question,
ado Speeches appearl" Due: notideRnl be. given
when the Lecture is 70 take place III
h MIDDIrBrRo LogDoUS 1a Va,
Hti JiIy ~ IISi9.
r. lte Editors 81 Tie Free Pres - H
i GEsrLEMrs -Throughfhe courtesy Of mr. little
namcsake, SkPTIMrs SrEwaRf, Ireeeiyei the last
number OF The Free Press containing among other
items short editorial haying !retesehee 10 n Lec-
thrt Or Seetres, delivered BY me- originally. be-.
fore the Lyceum Of Hagerseoiea, abd subsequently,
REPEATED, By request In other plac 4s-and express
ing hope that the said Lecture might be delivered
IN ChafIestown for the enisrtainmeElof its citizens
Ia reply % this intimatson 20 mhdestly given, !
would merely remark tharif on my lctfn 10 Jeffer-
SON, which will be in a,f4w,days itshonid appear
that any considerable portion III the people of -FOUR
village are ANXIOUS 10 accempany n9
II 4. 'Thro' that fantastic realln
Where spec,rcs and Disappointed things
Spring up 10 starlle and affrighd'
I may perhaps be willing to feEprocate their
many kindnesses, By adorling thenthi ephemeral
qualification. Very sincerely, yours
SEPTIMuS TUSTIN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
THE MoOREFIELD MIRRoR.

This i the titlesof new paper about to be esab-
Tished III Mootefsld, Hardy county, va, By Maj
e, II. Lewis, late The editor and proprietor Of the
Martinkburg GazeiIe