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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
AR. BROWNS LAST CARD.

ri The Indiana State Sentinel publishes The follow
| ing Gard, which haslbeeh issued by The Hon. Mr.
T Brown TO his immediate constituents:
| a a CARD. E
\ r. tie Editsfsaf ne Ssdtf Ssntsaeli
h GENTLEMEN - Enclosed is d card which
published in the Union in relation to tie
late contest for Speaker II speaks for il
self ask you topublish it, with the speech
of Mr. Wilmot. Itexplains the circumstan-
ces under which l was voted for as Speaker.
/ declared to the Free Soil men that if elected
i would appoint Committees On the Judici-
AIRY, the District of Columbia, and cn Terri
tories, composed of able and impartial mem
bers from both the North and the South, who
would actfairly and not stiae the public
/ voice BY refusing to report upon the irnpor-
liant questions Of slavery that might be pre-
/ sented.
This declaration, made in good faith and
fall candor, has been denounced by Southern
men as treachery of the blacklist character,
From this charge II appeal to my consti-
tuents and 10 the fFecmen Of the Northern
| States Ought Ito have done otherwise
| had rather been defeated with the vote /
received than to have been elected under a
pledge to pack the committees for the benefit
Of the slaveholding interest Of the South
But the time has come when the North
will no longer bow tie neck to slayeocracy of
the South. / am done She cannot Ne sa.
tisfed With moderate and conservative sup
port, but YOU mustbeeome Gle defender Of
her institutions Ifyou doubt Or falter you
are denounced as d traitor, and with lordly
arrogance you are told that they will dissolve
the Union Their course Of conduct has
fully determinedInte never again to be = can
didate for Congress. Ny conscience tells
mel have done hight, and know generous
and confding constituency will sustain my
course, WM J. BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
THE NEW YEAR in WAsHING ToN.

iThough. cold and keen, the weather was delight
July pure, and thousands were seen npon he. Ave
nses, going TO and returning from die Presidents
ls,use The President and Vice President res
ee5yed he crowds Of both sexes with cordially
Many thousands waited upon thf Heads Of De
piEtments, who also kept open house Altogether.
The DAY was happily spent IHl.a
Theold Hero went through the laborious PRO
cess fshakng hands, with all the spirit and energy
Which marked his conduct on The battle field His
6fnh cordial manner was the therhe " remark With
ea4fy body * tiEI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
Ct ---r------>>s 49, S------T------7-
CADETS or TEslPER.A NICE.

All The Installation Of oficers Of the Cadets y
Temperance al this place, on Tuesday Iast (Which
was done publicly,) Addresses we're dyairsred ~
HustHnRxY c. McpASiELl and JoHS WI LASeLErb
n this place, and -t---- Woir OF Martinsbprg. ~
We were not present on the occasion1 but have
heard The addresses spoken Of in termsM high ap-
probation. VII,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
THE LATE PLOT.

The editorof the Fredericksburg News,
writing 70 his paper from Washington, says,
There are some matters connected with
this infamous transaction, not generally.
known to the public One is that every
Democrat FROM the free States knew before
they voted for Brown of the correspondence
between hinrland Wilmot / have, from an
authority unauestioned, that such was the
fact indeed several members Of that party
were heard toboast how near They were in
\ gulliag the South But studiously did
Brown keep it concealed. Near his seat
was Virginia Democrat, who told me that
when Giddings voted, Brown turned to him
and said, damn that old sceundrel, he
means to defeat my election, which he knows
he will do by voting for me. But know
bis object tits hostility to this Admins
tration He says that he viii put that down
Or put himself down" Thus did this I'M
blushing rascal deceive the Southern mem
bers of the Democratic party, By the most
villaineus scheme Of Nduplicity, of which the
history of the government gives any record
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
1850.

The Pffesentis favorable period ior our iriends
tofxeri themselvesin atd!ngFa few Indrf names 10
our subssdripnon-list Let them refuAe 10 lend he
Flee PressI Where would we Be, ilall readers of
snewspapdrs were 6orrotcsrs No nanis honest Who
!aeFfeiaaig reads without paying for \, or depends
upon Borrowing. IH /.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

MURDrs T. On Tuesday morning last 1t
Fishe.svilIe, young man named John Koin-
e1 asstaNbed BY Benjamin Chandler, which
resulted III almost instant death. Chandler
Is now lodged in the Staunton jail to await
his trial It Is said they were both under
the inanersee Of liquor 80 Messenger.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
Death or AN OLD CITIZEN.

Ii becomes our painful duty 10 record the death
~ Mr.. JoHS KENNEDY, aged 81 years, resident Of
ibis town for more illan a. half century, Mr.. X.
was native ofIreland and enigtatsl 10 this coan-
itf in Ire year 1885 He sustained n the time 81
lhss demise the character Of an intelligent, honest
AID honorable man.. He leaves no Ftlatives ID the
ItEnited States but his numerous frshds here win
dkeply deplore his loss. #t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

r During the performance Of divine ser
vice in the Episcopal Church at Honesdale.
H. j., on, Christmas eve, part Of the plaster
ing Of the ceiling became detached, and fell
to the foSr,a distance of twenty feet The
Church vas crowded in eFsry part, exceut
exactly where the-plastering fell, directly ID
front Of the pulpit, yet no lives were lost
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
THE MARKETS

WoMAN BrKNED ID DEATH Is a woman
named Mary McFall, was burned 70 death
while lying in bed st Richmond on Christ,
mas day, il state Of intoxication. This is
the second white woman who has lost her life
under precisely the same circumstances, IA
that city, within i fortnight.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

TRIAL FoR MuRDEk--The trial Of villa
liam y. KnoWlton, for the murder of Miss
P. s. Arnold, girl n years Of age, As Bxs
bridge, Mass on the 3lstof JanuarY last
commenced 81 Worcester on the 10Th ult,-...
It appeared BY the opening address Of "a
Attorney General, that the deed vas conf n
ted under the influence Of eidsS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
nRV. DIR. yONEs.

N We t6py he following notice Of this gentleman
tfuns ii. Rithhnohd Enquirsr d the 9Th ulE Il 4
Yesbetdar he Rev Aiex. J6nes late Of uhaEIesI
ko,eny Va. ara tlEe newly Installed pastd1so 81
Fanls. i6lsodpee4 himself rpgsk iaFcsably v lhs
snoa His discourse was generally fominsAdeSF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
The Alexandra Ga1ette very iiusllv remark

The Alexandra Gazette very justly remafks
The true secret Of the adoption Of Brown
as the party candidate, we are sorry to be-
lieve, was pure party spite and malignity to
General Taylor Brown lad been removed
from Office. It.was proposed to elevate him
to the Speakers chair to rebuke Gen. Tay-
lor, and if possible to mortify him TO ac
complish this object, every other considera
tion was neglected and if the development
of his baseness had not taken place at the
time it aid, we fear success would afterwards
have etfectually stihed investigation. Let
the past be lesson
And in order thattheca Of Brown may present
its illustration OF The ''ber bit, in The strongest
light, we quote the following from the FredeFicks-
burg Recorder, strenuous Democratic journal
Truly has ne won for himself an unen-
yiable notoriety He should resign His seat
in, Congress and seek refuge in some uuin7
habited land where the gaze Of honest men
may never fix pppa him where the finger Of
scorn can never point him out But let him
go where be may This conscience must follow
him, and until extinct, must tell him that lie
walks the earth the victim Of his cwn folly,
which is surpassed only BY his deprayity,
-duplicity and corruption Al.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

IReN FOR THE BALriMoRE AND ONO BAIL.
ROAD English Contract CLOSED Nv
learn, from the Patriot, that Thomas Swami
Esq, president of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, has received dispatch from ~ w
Ward, attorney of the Messrs. Barring, o.
London, which was laid before the commit
tee on construction Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad company, yesterday morning
announcing that the contract for the $4,000
tons Of iron, required for the extension Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, from Cum
bcrland to Wheeling, has been closed on
terms which cannot fail to prove satisfactory
The dispatch says the price agreed on is
IS J0ss per ton, and it is added that the
payments are to be made with the bonds o.
the company IT'LL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

FArAL DccuREEscE-Mr. Griffin P. Tba.
obald, Of Frankfort, Ky, who distinguished
himself * the battle Of Buera Vista. as AZ
officer of the Kentucky regiment. vas 81
Gently killed by the accidental discharge 81
his gun. 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
|Oifoir.io free Dress
THURsBlT MORNING.


IArst annual Message uf President TAYLet
4 Gov keiure Ire American People. II. plsin. ~
deal H,ffiotif ions Is altogether eharacieristit \
~ ysseFable Chief Magistrate whose habit il II
He5s M teta . marrh up directly "a he obiestg
xseN The dpcnmensis admirable IN STRIFE, seq
tlmeHilisA arrangemens--and aishooah she'earpisi
Fsaee4@ Tie Opposition 6nd FAULT, and indnlss
idie fieisn. the great body ofrightIudgipg naf:
WIN gtye 4 heir unqualified appreciation.
IA EsPANAlly vii shose puskens Of Tie Atessag.
nlest tpr which treat Of out foreign Relations, az
a he k3iue of our glorious union. CD lie sabies
0fshc hFG tbe President q explicit ard saiistaet
I'll H4 doubts not he power Of Congress 10 g:vi
xArouf kmentto Home Industry. and 81 urges il.
.h1ty tftping % with manIiness ID perfect keep
ing viii biz whole character.
w ssifipk 4 may safely Be prcdieied thdtthc Mes
sAee Nfffereive as general favor a aiiy which Es
besn dellsffed fpF mani years
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

CaLIFoRkIA PRIcEs Board has advanced
al San Francisco, and bread, FIVE penny
loaYes, are: 80 cents each potatoes 81 ae per
lbl; on;ons 81 per lb.; eggs % per dozen ;
Mix 81 per bottle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

Oscars FROM JAiiuL.-Wm. q Parkhurst
confined in the City Jail at Richmond, a.
waiting bis trial before the Superior Court
for selling free persons Of color IS slaves,
made his escape on Monday night week
The Governor has offered reward Of 800
for his appr ehension.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

~ The express locomotive on the Hou-
satopic and New Haven Railroad started with
the Presidents Message from New York, at
10 O'Clock, r. Nj ,on Monday, and arrived in
Albany, al 8 O'Clock, on Tuesday morning,
accomplishing distance Of 1921 miles in
four hours and forty minutes. This;is almost
foFtySfve miles per hour, and has rarely il
ever been excelled iii this country
From W ashington eastward the actual run
ming time Of the Express was as follows;
From Washington to Baltimore, one hour;
frpm Baltimore to Philadelphia, two hours
and sixteen minutes; from Philadelphia to
New York, three hours. A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

AFFECTING fNcIDENT. -- The Boston III erald
mentions the occurrence Of singular Incl
/ dent, some days ago, in the City Lunatic A.
sglum Some years since woman came to
this.country, from Ireland and was recently
followed By her daughter. Bothwere seized
With insanity, and without knowledge of each
others fate, came to the Asylum for treat
nient Being accidentally placed near each
other, they met in the hall, and their clouded
reason was sufficiently strong and clear to
permit them to recognize each otser. The
meeting under the circumstances, vas of the
most affecting character, and naturally awoke
strong interest in those who witnessed ii.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

The Boston Mall conttadiets pointediy I ferrn.
feport Of further EVIDENCES against Dr. Nehs,er 10
" Albany EFening Journal, and says7
hr. w. has been engaged during his In.
Hrisonment in writing defence, ii which be
states al his business dealings with Or.
Psrkman upto the time Of the alleged MGri
der. In this statement be does not attempts
ts ecntr0veft the circumstances connected
with the discovery of the body, but takes the
brad ground Of conspiracy to ix upon him
the odium Of deed, for the purpose of OBJ
tanning the reward offered, believing thatths
remnants efa body found was not tie body
IF DIR Parkman. but another body Ingenious
lyplaced where il wasfound BY other hands
Such, We learn, will ID one Of the points Ia
ken BY his COUNSEL Id his defence
/ The families Of DF. Parkman and DR..
Webster have ever been on the most friend
ilyterms, receiving and changing visits con
istantly but as regards the money dealings
between the deceased and DR.. w. there can
he no doubt and that the only cause Of
serious difficulty between the parties grew
put Of the proverbiAl pnnctuality Of Dr p.
hnd want Of prudence and ferethought in
DR. W.
u Since this dreadful occurrence, Mrs. Park
man has several times written letters %
friendship to Mrs. Webster at Cambridge,
IL which, without in the least degree allu-
lineeto the murder, she offers the hand Of
Fellowship and christian sympathy to her sis.
Der in misfortune, pointing out the path that
The Great Ruler Of all things has offered to
Tie afflicted
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Steamer Cambria arrived al Halifax on
the 2sth alt. with dates from Liverpool to the
18TH
The adyices from England. France, China,
&C.. are without interest We append
THE MARKETS..
LtyERBooI MARKETS. Dec. 10 Colton.S-
The Cotton Market has not been animated. AGA
prices have advanced on most descriptions Sd !.
with but slight disposition 10 hold. as transactions
during theItwo days previously ID lie sailing Of.
the Cambria were limited.
BkgAps-urrs The Corn market is frmer,,
w.sh steady and moderate demand Several;
parcels Of Indian Corn have been purchased for
Ireland I.atlefly prices have adsanced1s 10 lei,
3d., with less disposition tos SELL White iswortit
29s. 30s5 yellow 2ss. a 2ss. Sd.
FLoUR u in good demand. Supefine Aneri-
can 27s. 3d. 24s. for Western; Baltimore and
PhiAAelphia 24s. 3D.; Ohio 25s.
WIlRAT has been selling al As. Sd. g.. 3D., with
rather more enquiry. Corn Meal l4ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

NJ a line Of stages Is now running three
times week, BY daylight, between Wiinches-
ter and Staunton, Va. Pare %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

EoItMRlA FURNAcE-This' extensive es-
adjustment for the manufacture of iron,
about 80 miles from Winchester, was sold
atIspublic auction, enfthe 18th instant to
George II Hupp, Esq, for S27 800 The
price was thought low, as the ore banks, tim
bdr. furnace, forge, store house, with other
appliances, and five Thousand acres Of land,
render ii among the most desirable and com
plete establishments Of the kind In the valley.
Weahope 10 be enabled to furnish some sta
tistics Of these works, which have long main
TONED the reputation Of our Valley for pro
dacing the best quality Of iron, and main
tanned an excellent neigh borhood market
II I!l#5g sss1E IE5n<bfelqt Vrra;4,fl1,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
EXPENDITURES RRMINUTE oF THE
: UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.

The3ekpendituFes, pr minus, of washingtonss
Administratiah were sss2; Adams the elder. s. s.;
JetIerson, S995; Madison, S34Ss; Mo1fpe So
is Adams ihe younger. S2435s JacksoIh SO. I5 i
van Bunen. S65,1s; Tyler $685.: Polk. 5SS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

r yIessts. Rutter II Co, thecontractors
for the Blue Ridge Tunnel having failed To
obtain the required security, ii Virginia,
poEice IS given that proposals win again he
reserved ii Tho Office III the Board Of Public
Works until tie 2lst Of January, 1855, for
tie cohstrudtiop Of the work Operations
ard to W commenced punctuallJ witain sixty
days after the letting SaunfJs Spectator.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

CaIIFoRSIlss RETURNED.-Bolivar Dor
man, Of Rock5ridge, and Mr. Whit 1
lock- of Augusta, passed through etaunton
on Saturday last, on their return from Calf
forhia w nderstaud hi. Nhitlock brings
With him $1,000 worth of gold, the product
Of about three months labor 1t tue mines
fS1s1ntoM fTadi<ats-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

Er I'm some Of the first printed copies VI
the Presidents Msssage, issued from ihe
w Washington press, the opening sentsnee If
the third paragraph was thus enormously giv-
en-.
. Nc are at peace with all the world, and
seek to maintain our cherished relations Of
asnity with the rest Of mankind
\ The true reading Of the sentence II tie
Washington papers, Is As follows
\ We are 81 peace uithall the other nar
tons of The world, and seek TO maintain our
cherished relations cf anity with them,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

SALE o. FREDERlcK LAM. THE farm Of
Mi. Robert Smith, containing about three
hundred acres, near the head Of 0pequon,
was sold, few days since, at $40 per acre
toE Mr. Funkhouser. A great part Of The
land was boughta few years back at less
than SIG pet acre---T aclssssef Tirgini.1i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

~ A few days ago We said that W. ,
Brown, Of Indiana. Is an Iriskman- The ed
itor Of the Indiana State Journal says tina;
Brown is Pennsylranian We beg IreIand's
pardon. and offer our condolence to Pennsyi-
yania.-Lom. Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

H The schooner Ellen Sedgwick, Of New-
ark. NJ ii. bound from Richmond with load
Of Soal for BROOKLYN; went down III the gale
on Saturday last, near Great Egg Harbor,
and all hands persisted, seven in number, ex
eept the mate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

I IL The Temperance Crusaders, Of Wash
ington College, had their celebration on Fri
day last The procession formed at the Col
lege and marched To the Presbyterian Church
where an address was delivered, by the Rev'd
]. Nick ESDREE RILEY, Of Staunton The
address has been universally regarded, as
one Of the ablest and most interesting, that
Has ever been delivered in this place, on that
subject, and but for the inclemency Of the
weaker, very large audience would have
been present to hear it. We are pleased to
know that the Order embraces nearly all the
students, and on this occasion made very
handsome Appearance, e. FaHey .Sat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

Z Ls- The Dry Goods Reporter ssys and
repeats, that Mr. Clayis about to introduce
aItbmprSmise tariff Bill, to stand for twenty
years. wherein specific and ad yalorem duties
ate comlined. It is not acquainted with
heldetals, but understands that he does net
pfppo$e 70 raise the present scale of duties,
butIonly ~ substitute the specific for the IA
valorsm where it can BE done RI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

MRsgFARNHAM-It will be remembered
that this lady, who started7a project forEear.
rying out cargo Of females, but Whose
scheme failed, as was to be expected, sailed
for California from this port in the ship An.
geliqda, with two or three companions of her
own SEX, and her two children At TaIpa
raise she was left on shore by the capkain
with scarcely dollar in her possessfoq.-
Her two children remained on board the, An.
gelique. 1t was understood that Mrs Farm.
ham and the captain Of the ship had some
difficulties At Valparaiso 4 private sub
scription was made for the lady, to enable
her to reach San Francisco y Com,
1900 ->---- Et All T
MINING IN CALIF sKNIA.-Mr. James b.
Huie. who went to California in command Of
one Of the Louisville (Ky companies, writes
home that he is carrying on the auction and
commission business in San Francisco. and
is well pleased with his prospects He says
there are many ways for making money. -
Working in the mines, however, is not advi-
sable for those uaaccustomed to hard labor
and exposure About one in ten make q for
tune in the mines None Of his acquaintar-
ces had made more than expenses. Many
who are sick are seeking employment in tie
towns, aud wish to return home The steam
ers leaving for the United Stats arc crowded
with passengers, and 50 great was the ankle
ty to get of that tickets often sold ut an al
vance of from $500 to $500.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

DEArH or De-. CrLLEx-The Richmond
papers announce the death Of Dr. John Gull
len, formerly Professor Of Theory and Prae-
tiee Of Medicine in Hampton Sydney Col
leea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

4 Al DEAD LocK-The Senate of Ohio, by
the last accounts had taken iacO hundred and
eleUss ballots for Speaker, ISvotes being con-
stantly cast for each Of the candidates, Ran
dali and Swift. H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

The MEssaGE TELEGR The Presi.
dents Message was published entire in the
Pittbbnrg, Cincinnatil Louisville and St Lon.
Is papers on Tuesday morning having been
received b. telegraph.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

4. 4DE2fH OF " FATHER MILLER. - From a
Notice IN the Boston Atlas we learn that
VIM Miller, glo took, the lead, some years
ngo, 1.-THE : advent movement, died on the
RQth inst, at the age Of 6s. ITe has thus not
lived tosee the great consummation Of whose
Immediate coming be was so1confdent six
years ago.
lH% During the seven years that the New
Hsmpshire Insane Asylum has 3been in ope-
Ration, twenty-five patients have been re-
defFed whose insanity was occasioned BY the
Millerite delusion. ID lII
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

- The fine fionfine mill Of 3Ir. John
Stertett, Il LeWistoNn, Pa, which was des-
trpysd By ere on the 24th nit, was erected
al cost Of $4,000. There was Insurance.
on iit the amount Of $50, 1000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

ONO SENArE.-A iteIegraphic despatch,
received2on+ Friday from the office of The
Columbus Journal, Informed us of the clcc=
ton Thursday morning of IT. c. Blake as
President of the Ohio Senate, by majority
Of one vote, MI b, we learn, is d Wing
and pf course q supporter of the apportion-
lhent law, the refusal to submit to which hy
the Democratic members has occasioned 80
much heat ana difficulty in the Legislature
of the State. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

mr. The two wind mills Of Mr.. William
.Gt Moore, on the seaside of Princess Anne
county Va, were both blown down during
the galelof Saturday week and Mr.. Alfred
Moore, (his son,) being in. one at the time,
apd young man Of the name of Pallet, in
the other-by which casualty Mr. Moore
was crushed to death and the two Young
men dangerously injured. Mr. Pallet by
some inaccountable means, had his throat
badly out. %|N