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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05
rUNER 81. SOL IS SIIIEs.

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BF refeyenre tasnotlef cSl1,ap. L win be Slsn
hAs apprortiais ssfsuopiss sre TO Be bad 10
ch1Elests~n, on sstasaays 18th o. July, IS !
slight ANNIVERSARIES II respect ID The deceased
Presidents 81 lie tlni,sa States. JAMS K. Pork
sNsHskshsr rosopsraia ion Of che ritizens Of this
AMI lhe neighborlng cop5tiss Irrespective 81 party
divisions
The various Orders and Associations Of the
county hare bse5 invited and Kindly accepted 10
take part ID the ceFemphies Of the occasion, aud
extendt 10 their Brethren far and near cordial in
1vitaiionto II present. The stascus and Odd
Fellows Of the tewn hare already moved il tie
matter, and lie Sons of Temperance viii doso al
their meeting on t8night.
i The Committee Ii procure The services d
Spezkkrs for The occasion win no doub, seleci
those who VIII be ttninently worthy Of The posi-
ton, and afford arichntellectnal treat ID all who
may Be so fortunate as lobe present. Spirit,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05
BREADsrUFrs OF THE O. STATES.

A scientific report on this subjecs BY Professor
Lewis G. BECK, Of Ratgefs College, says the Baltf
more Americaa, giving The resultsof some expert
menls made under the patronage ofthe Federal Cd
ssernment has recently been published, and We are
indebted % the polite aehiion of The author fof
copy 81 ii Ii i a valuable document on topic d
general interest The fact thai we sent forty thfe
millions Of dollars worth df food 10 relieve famine
in Europe. 10 ! single yedr-grsat as the amount
really is-awindes nevertheless, into sigaifranef,
when compared with the profuse abundance We en-
joy al home The aggregate amount of tho agrl-
cultural products Of the United States convertible
into preadstnfs or lis substitutes upon an Average
ofthee or four years is about 800 rnllions of bush
els, or which nearly one half Is Indian Corn. The
quantity of wheat may be put down al 100 millions
Of bushels The whole amount Of his vast aggts-
gate product required FIR home consumption does
MOI probably exceed 800 millions or course bic
immense surplus is subject 10 expectation 50 thai
tits nps jpb much 10 assume that our county Is de
tincdAto Ia tie granary Of the world 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05

\ u i
Il Is impossible FOR weekly jQurnal y keep pare
With The daily proceedings cf this todE A mere
1 glance isail Ne can eise.
On B11a<sdas. the 27sh. MIR. Faulkner moved 10
amend the alnendmenf Of The Committee IL lie
Whele il regard 70 lhe appointment of cornrnis-
sionffs e asses land damages on The whole line 81
= work through county 70 - u ,.otiee ef
The application for the appointment Of said commit
sionfrs o Be given 70 the land owners, flrouga IL
tsEnt P1pess as ven IS 81 publication for tB;,tz
days al The Court House.
Alser considerable debate. the Hons IL ~. s.
AZ 81 90 adopied Mr.. Faulknerss snr,.tlr,.y,r 5
inoaiied As 70 require TIE noesto Ne published IN
newspaper Published - The county, Or in The nert
nearest newspaper
IN Thursday the House vasoccupied in theccn-
s'defatiou Fl The Inspection Laws, and he conIpen
sation q WrecLers
On Ffidags The subject Of the oyster laws was nm
der discussion. and gave rise oa spirited debate bel
tween several tide watermembeks. Mr. ScorofEau-
quiers offered an amendment. making the laws ana
regulations general iii their application ana secur
ing to all citizens common rights within The borders
pf the Stale, Some of the geatletnen who represep,
fhe oyster Interest and 60 as matter Of course for
liberal protection of The same, strenuously OF
II It e. s.
posed the amendment which was, Notwithstanding.
adopted By the House. Next, lie Wreck Laws Ia ne
EHup fpr consideration s
The subject Of County LeYies was taken up and
Fdischssed, but no amendments were adopted. Il
Several amendments in relation to tie Poor were
Aofcted.
PC senate were engaged, to-day in considering
the amendment Of lhe House The effect Of which
was To- make The Public Library common Ii he
I Publc generally but the anehdmen, was rejected,
and The Library governed by the former regulations
On SataySdg in the House Of Delegates MANY
amendments were offered, and the action of Az
Committee of the whole was geuerallx sustained
some we're rejected; The most irnpoftant subect
before The House, was proposition to give ths
Governor ibe power OF appointing majority os
the Bank Directors Throughout the State The
/ proposition was voted down. Ayes 3l--Noes "a u
l When the House adjournedI the Pilot law vas
under discussion ySll#
I'D the Senate there was 4 proposition made II
give the power Of appointing Commissioners of
Elections 10 The Executive, which was very pra3&A i
Ntad Y 4f5
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- 49, a7.1fFs y
s q aed Die vi end rs Baek again
= ne pid Hsat& aveltie Marises HouseL-but ID
( nsNl ard rbmlmoflans ftum. HHs.IT-
9ssgnE anlo neg apartments very materially -
ll,1ps ~ mat = Nqpld Be PLEASANT % PAT every
ming 6n j new fuctiak We sh5u,d bIK. Is Sc 9Is
Aseaunis squared IN md new vi Of boc5s oaen.a
y nfoaN Ire cid fisIds to gear 10 mitd that ar-
.'Fs ane Prsfsiea riendship y seeded p keep up
ltile usefulness of lhs on Fxnily Jsarnal
n lhsyEnol b - 5napprupfiaie occasion 10 say
mat rshfve neFet ssxed The friendship on our sub
seisbefs NJ any oilss appeal 10 their bnnctuaE
~. This has soo Dilea diskegarded. We have
neseE asked ~ pssts e go one dollar Heyend an
equivalent ~ our labor We have aeen thefr
naagaaaini.y taxed I'VE have seen il ertrscd-but
ws ask only DER iussice Eyvsihink We Aaye some
fsnslI claim t-sa heir Consideration. because re
haYepifen had % beaf rather more thanIour share
I of 'pafsyI butsheRs We redsiye combsra,iyeiv
Hofhing from the Sheratig ofon poli,ieai adyer.
saries TheI do ma like many Of Jthe Whrs nav
lor vs. Peas io Pei used fagalna them fbr, AFTER
risItng heir own pa per, they mostly. Eith afsw
AbSral excepiions, Withdrew their surDot, III
niost fahid, hovessr, cdntinde 10 read ,hs Frse
PEGS, tshouEh a,e,her peoples expensdA ana NJ
Rbtse ". With Rhat shadow of riybt tbEse cr;,;es
faibala siamor, We knbw not ior do We chre We
TnfeaFcr q. treat sll obi opponents with rcsDert
eye dough often repaid witt Fudeness and iIIib-
sg5ley But this shall NOE swtrye US hon The path
~ FetY4 II gersri1s occasionally characttrises obr
rahslqnsiI is only &Aen sefdedence REQUIRES N H.
w1fea Tfuih itself furnishes The sling
n haEf We not, thea reasopable right toerpect
fsf,y wing n the County whip reads IL all, loiake
tht FFks Pntss, ana PAY ron TIT ALL we not
rndssfksd ini' conlmo eaus(7 Answe!no, an.
Fnstei sy somnnt faint Dove notblike III
sne1e va. me pnerfNsof Ihe communiig cahbe best
sP'9u'ofea ey Wing xnen and Wahig measu1esf ,l
ii Sc Believing. We AK ali true Wings d kiye tbi.
saYlscs 'hearl calfa dpnAleraiiPps Ifshey sustain
~ ~rss we5ean ihs better stand up Tor them If
my neglect ns We must Of necessity fall short Df
fl II pee'aE | We propesd only and exchange
e {. rgl-ssaatatf Ask Hothinsi beyond this
~ The liberal Of kofl parties! We like occasion
oteSdsr and 10 ASSURE them hal thoueb
Foliles Be- bur trade, We cJbsider In In ,,1,r
Eisnat who are willing ID reciFTDcate he cburlesEes
snt kladhessss due Ibetween lilau and man. EIi,
ths blessed priyiirgs 81 termdn 10 amer III sen,i.
men 'and ~ q beauty Or our institutions
bal tolerance of upiAlon is 5ne 81 ,be s,ro,.I..,
tenerts al DIR plcrts,s Ifn;on ftI 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05
. Correspondence Of ths Baltimore SUM-
4 VISIT TO sHANNoNDALE-FI
SCENERY STORM, &c.
SHAsaDupAfE SPRINGS.
" II
Jefferson col, Ma, June 81, Is49.

Jefferson col, Va, June 81, I849. :
MEssRs. EDiToRs: Being called to this region
/ of The Old Dominion on Business, and at time
when ali our friends 10 The city were roasting
from The reflection Of brick walls and pavements,
YOU NAV rest assIfed that fopnd vast and
pleasing difference when reached this country
Of mountains and gfssen fields ltseemed a treat
to the lungs 10 inhale this pure atmosphere!
| I was induced 10 visit This lovely place from
hearing it SO frequently spoken of 10 raptufons
terms By those who had visited here, and unlike
most places<which have been described tous,
was not disappointed when reached it. The
proprietors have cone much, but nature mofe5to
adofn ShannonJales
Those in pursuitof health and recreation can
not find place more nearly up to the mark than
this. A fine mountain scenery, fresh air, pref
iy river, aifording fishing, bathing, and 6oating'
10 the hearts content. Added to this, whole
souIed gen,lemanly landidrd, one who lie touf-
teous and attentive from natural urbahity Of
manner, who receives his ghesis with free Vir-
GINA cordially, rendering them Al once easy and
al home. | have visited an Cor nearly sol the
watering places Of any note IN this State and
can say that Mr.. Abell-Bae jHdice-is ahead or
them all. His sole aim seemss0' Be the comfort
Of his guests.
The storm on Saiurday and Sunday last has
Frustrated a large portion of the 6ne wheat or
this county. 1t il in many PLACES so completely
tangled as TO render il very tedious to save and
that al an increased expense. IN this neighbor--
hooi many large forest trees are level with the
earth The severity Of The storm was con6ned
10 six Or seven mileg 10 Width Yours, &c
t VIATOR-4l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05
Loss OF LIFE Al NIAGARA rALII.

On theA2lst ult., while 4 party of ladies'
and gentlemen were visiting the Luna Tsland
among whom were the lady. and little aauph.
ter of Mr.. De Forest and Young Cbasl q.
AddiDgton, and several Others. and whiIe The
little girl was standing on the terv br;bE az
the river, and only some 20 feet fr6no IL
Falls, and holding by the hand Of ( voanr
gentleman, whose name | have not learned,
young Addington came up and said play
July, In gong to throw you 10 !" touching
eerhgntly on the shoulder-when she sprang
lorTard with Z sufficient force to slip from
INC nasc OF the young gentleman who held
sner, one was instantly followed By Adding
Eons VINO caught her, and in The effort was
Iprostgatcd BY the force Of the water. thrbw-
ing TIE little girl at the same time sd near
i ne shore that the young gentleman Who had
net Dy the hand nearly caught her, but issi
ms !, balance, only saving himself By catchipc
Eoia q some brush on shore In an instant
Young Addirgton and the httle girl were
swept over the hlIs.
70 human effort could avail them. A In In
gle moment threw them beyond the reaok IL
al mortal aid. Young Addinrton va !
Young man OF excellent character. Of N;9h
and generous Impulses He vas the o2lv
son Of the hereayed family res,d;ne y,
Buffalo ' 1899 81
They are now here-their ekidf 4 intabea.
M. " esens pa eysr cast such agloom over our
snl-ss. Inc 1ody Of the little girl has Just
By this afternoons train.
Miss Annette De Forrest Vas : AZ IN.
teresting child, about nine TTesrs ~ ~
Mr.. Arlington was tMentv.dne. IL ~ a.
son Of s. II !. Addineton. ESQ ~ n,Ek0'
yeArs resident Of Buffalo. g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05

Mn. EDIFoR;--Will you allow an old friend h
conner in y.Iur valuable paper to speak good Word
in behalf Of Mr. JAMES CLorHtER, whose ssiill and
tact in the Manufacture Of genlelnens wear places
him in the front rank Of the mechanics pf ybuF
town.
The writer of this has had an opportunitr ID
Judge of Mr. C s merits id this resneet andhavEng
frequently visited simiEaf establishments In the
NSrherR and Eastern cities he does hot hesitate to
SAY that whilst Mr. C's will advantageously com
pare in tasteful execution with any that is turned ou
;of the most fashionable of those establishments III
unAuestonably Possesses the superior advantage df
being moro honestly and faithfully done He il all
adept in his business and deserves he PATRONAGE AZ
the pnbiicl This tfibhte is paid toihe rnprifs al
MI Ct from an honest cDnv iction Of his wrrth. X
man, as well as his proficiency as a mecbabIc. IA
III al VlsITER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05
DEATH OF r. CAREY LoSG, ESQ.

We regret to be called Oh to announce lie DEAN
ofthe distinguished architect, r. Carey Long Esqg,
which occurred at New York on SatufdayImorning
last, from ak attack Of cholera. Mr. Long twas well
aud favoraby known to our citizens. 6gresidei
here until few months past when be removed 70
New York; PROBABLY as affordinx wider sphere fdr
he some az his uenius AIl PARTS Of our eitv are
adorned iIh S,onnnerts Of his skin as an fchitecS
ar,d his rncInor r;iI he skdeepIy engraven on tie
hsSr,s ~ ne numerous friends and fellow eitzens
W. haye beaF nome Of ire particulars Of his sfc-
,ess ma sudden death bnflearn thai lie was id c1-
cefIenr health few days SINCE Bali SKA q
mir Long was the architect Of the EPisrpp4l
Church inIthis town, which was CONSUMED bTi fire
last November; ana in rebuilding the Church, we
understand il vas the design Of the building com
lnittee to again procure bis services
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05
mosUsrESr 70 THOMAS FETFERsoS

/ The Charlottesville Advocate has the following .
4 The Students Or tie University Of Virginia have
dsiermincd % erect monument 10 Thomas J5fEef7
san. as t6keuof their respect for hismernory ard
their appreciation Of he benefis which ihey have
derived from bis labOrs They propose ID saisk Tie
Necessary funds 81 publishing monthly periodical
TO BE called lhe JEFEkasos M0xuMkctr AIaGA7
zskE. and h f. edited hv committee Of four SIN
dents, one elected BIZ each Of the Literary
and one bt tho body Of the students not ednAs cnd
I With he Sbeielies z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05

An OLD 1sD CRowDED GRAvE YARD.-A cor
respondent Of The S,auntOn tVa,l Spectator, il
referring 10 tho iThorn-Rsse Cemetery CompA-
n.y. Of that town, incorporated At the last SEES.
sion Of The Legislature, says:
sThe present grave yard, which embraces
somewhat less llgai two acres, is estimated "a
curtain The remains Of foatr or .fre fhousa1d hn-
man beings. Ithas been in use for more than
an hundred years, and il i now almost impossible
10 dig new grave. without disturbing fhe re-
mains Of rome one who has long been sldmbef-
ing in the dust II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05
I CoRREcTIoN.

In our notice Of wadeis Depot lasl week, We ael
signated the establishment as heingsconducted by
"R M4 u b. HaaS, We should have stated
by D. 4 R M w ade JIG, wade residesin Fred
ericks but i connected nbasipess with his brothers
al The Depot The business soweyef, is condn:ied
in the nameIof Wade 81 Brothers. |
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05
school,, NOTICE.

aa 7T3H II, III x
Weare authorized to give notice that the Primal
ny School in District Nd 20, (ChailestoHn1 will
commence on Monday, 9th JuiyIlS4g. A Roomlid
"MllersIRows viii be used until the new School
House is finished.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05
THE NEW MAcIsr,R ] A,..Tl.st

HIP The County cs,dft at il iast session recon-.
nasnHSa 10 tic Go4tsu,f IL yirginl5 nv esi,or u
sas sptii, IL Jeiieisot, and another gd,ileman
Sho bas been for yfaks seeking 4 se1t Sson H.
BenfA theyEwonld hava sayedIthemseIyeI and NJ
pnDFf generally, fast Zeal "a he thundRr OF he
f1fsn, o me democratic party and hts pop
Gun elly4f But tho Cpurt viii know better next
tsms and viii deubEess on the next rccohnenda.
tsoniaylakr into ctagdera,iod ne eia,mg 800.
who ask nothing lat what isright; and Mill .pb.
giIaiI b nothing that Il Hrungp
I WI cannot follow ths n spirit y IN All II mem.
qsfings VIZ have already shSa n thai the ascrip-
sons by the Spirit 'of unworthy motivesi Of The
Justices was false and lha, The whole offending Il
the court, was in sseriaeking BUR contemporary Of
ne Spirit and bis bloihef Democyat Of The smith
field neieh1Gcrkooi IA .sTllt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05

n. 2 g Car lear< IIkrpefsf All
s.S' ~. IN. =. '.s RETURN about sins
|, 4 IN tpis y fe-iAeuaiioh u
r|s e5a}s6Iepes a his exirs tr..-l ~. ,,-,,.
L{t|II ttM l4fs aga = Nl9tNi4H wv NAz=-s'$fSf,
[ finrncr. f1irr ii ~ ,Sz1ikf "a, Bai;fnQrc ai1
re.uinei Il s<r,t hSxis< iin,e 70 purchase 500
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05

CAprtoNl- Never enter sick room in state Of.
perspiralioh, IS The mop,eut you become cool your
pores absoEb. Do not approach contagious diseases
with empty stomach nor sit between the sick and
The fire, because the. heat attracts the vapor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05

tYr The pnited Sstes Treasurers Report shows
thal the sum athscredi,in the various repositories,
PIP 10 the 2Ish llt,;was $4,000, 99st3S ofthis sun
there is in he depository al N YORK 81 ,s3l 1222 IS;
IN The depostofy al Baltimore S9l 20; in the Phiia
Aelphla mibs s6el is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05

TINS GbLD Do lR.44- Three hundred and sixty
thousand Ihvs bundled and tbir,ynine gold dollars
have been edined al the mint in PhladelPhial Up %
the 18th ut 1.-THE tiny coin is every where admired
for lis beAntvi and canvenience. Al II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05

ARnrvkrs or FirHER MkrHEW.-F Father aIaihews
he great Apostle Of Temperance, accompanied iii
hisSeeretary. MF. Aieara landed aiStatcn Island
on Friday last and put up IS guest At tie house 81
John n Nesmtih Esq, where be win rernsin nutiI
arranEemsnis are made 70 receive him id M Yofk-
During ihe passage from Liverpool. Father Mathew
aaminisieted he pledge 70 about $50 passebgeFs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05

s-=y~ Mr.. John van Buren, was invited to deliver
an oratdp OH the Fdprth Of July at Bridgeport CT
and as al inAucemeutto accept The invitation was
rendered a f6t Of $50, which, with The invitation,
he declihed, laying other engagements
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05

Our farmers afesysow busily engaged intcutiipg
one Of the best crops Of wheat ever raised ~
Berkeley County. The late sown wheat y ne
best In the adjoining Counties The crop VII ne
more 6an a, average one Berkeley Chrpaiclt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05

WIN. a. Bradley, Esq, hass been appointed
Postmaster d Washington city.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05

49, As ts thsSpoliticai bias pc ''Pleheian y or
Ss1.os oi tpe spirit q may suffice to say that On
.af nenen ~ wnefe, they ask nethinghut what
il9 Aisas and Will submit g nothing thar wrong y
FSpriE
had ne editor ~ the. Spirit and Ms Pie
Snsspa correspondent beenpf The potEnsv Of the
'flf Mexican War We could have found ready
ssiIliton q the above waslike eaasion. The only
ca4cisisiqn however 10 which we arrive, for This
slasFnfnt burst q chvaarE Is maj the An Of July
was nearai hand. stihc peaning al the afiicle.l
sl I.is.f. ----=sss.s \ liz
dFr GPlebeian die Spifit's correspondent, says
e. rhsiunior ediipe understands, 10 perisctiop, ME
90 tfck % giving The coy . nubbin qcatch The
saN He has nubhined ths COW weIl, and therefore
feels confident Of LIE calf
l,seems 100. that The junior editor unkerstanas'
ne sfi q abusing The believing of acalra
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05

EF- Ths advice which The Free Press gives 10
the Court gratis WeFteslne that The cdi tor 81 In
Sptfil together with his Plebciar' cerreshondes,
fhs Accommodated tsss he Govefnor fora ppsintmrbt
~ ak Liberal asst iSnnpr6vokedl- Sg;rH
i lRpilc /" zliaekasi'p impute n1ercena1y or no.
lf'Sa notifies 70 DID editor Of tile spirit hut ID s
ta6sfaf jast Aoxor44lt Aga miased and Asvairua,
fpFHAim y impugp he motives Of honorable jus.
iiesf Bat says Tie spirit;
'Hlf such however,, Should BE- lie case ii moold \.
noEefy great egosln on tie pan iii eirherttokclaim
aatras much capacity for proper discharge Of HE
rosilon as many oil those who nov posses Or VIVA
y sahFaepslyEaspire 70 magisterialrobes.@
Nov, the Juniofof The Free Pres has mot quite
tAss2mr high opinion Of his abilities thai the edi.
iprcf the Spirit has 81 his. and has not lie yrry
graat egctish Z to beieve|his claim IF acana.
eiis acqual 10 those .swhp now possess, 5of h5 50
snEiSusly aspire somagis,sriaI robes N
This honor nigh long since have been conferred
,spPnS,hs fnnior sad bis ra,lisy and auusetv been
a ena as those who are now laboriae So aesp>ra.e
N " wear Z gisssriaI's garrneDts i,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05

HI DAF or FAbrrSo ASp PalTea.-It viii be seenby
ID tee raphieI despatch in ano.heE column. says the
Baltimore A nertcan that President Taylor has hp-
Rppntcd Friday, hls third day Of August to be pr
\ served thfoggb4nIIthe United States as day Of
! Fasting, Naturalization and Prayer, thai the ravages
" the choefa. now sweeping over The country, may
be ayerted III II Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05

ApresSTaIEsrs ny the 6oYERNoR OF YiRGiNtI.--
warreh 81 Kelly. sf MbaAy. New York, andtGeo.
Fisher! Of HonsioR Texas to be Commissioners
for their respecttFe States 10 take acknewedg
and proof otdeeds, !&bct ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05

Lg Wei executed counterfeit dollars are II cir
culalon in New ofeans. They bear the daie of
1916 and the New Orleans mint mark o. Thes arc
a vety little lighter.than the genuine dollar 3 (,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05

Eg- Liept. BeaIe, 9who'sailed from New York dn
Saturday il Tie Crescent City, for California, IL
said carries aespatehes which tend to- encourage
and promote The adoption of Stale Constitution.
lanf an early application for admission into he
ppion. ItisEsuggessed that he carries out The ap7
jPointment Of Col Fremontas Commissioner to run
the boundary lins instead Of Col Weller. removed.