davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05
Common 6 CouneiIsSimmer,

Der Natb perammelte IlCb - onme(cno bic
IQerrsn Barnet, J1ain, Jotnrp, Walsberosr,Oeils
Ter, 2Bltmam Sd9er un6 8re6, preii6ent.
9a6 prctOtou pon lester 0srlammluna mur,
Be perIefsn unb 9ensbmiQt.
Stne WtlttDsIIun9 BON Iorn. 8riebrib Qautr,
9G9en Den Sou eeS por9sid)la9enen2ewers ldnoB
Der &besnutltraBe protelfirsnp, puroe erbalten,
9dsisn uno SuridQeIe9t
Cine Oronanb baS jufdelide @les Ger @is
ienbabnsS cmpanD betrefsno, uuroe perIeien IL.
pafiirte, So'6 6, Ren'S 2.
Gin Napisr pom Ssitt Sounti, oieNufibs
run9 elmer Wauert am @f Der 4. uno QSalnut.
trase, betrsfsno, lpurps burtf9eIe9t.
Ter SdbIu6, @6rn, OafeIeD's SorbcrunQ bss
trsfsnp, pafltrte, natbpem er 70 psrdnbert mar,
bas fie curcb cine Notc auf A Monat besablt
merten fclte
Gle Nebnun1 ron Sorn. @dklbt fIrSbldus
be, muros pCrgeIe9t unb Su bsjablsn beorbsrt
9t &ednung Der 5orn. SddDtsr unb Mes
Sni9bt pon 81 II, murpe Der &ebnun9Scpms
mittse libsr9sbsn.
Die Nsbnung bob 8. Qamrenes @eB, fir
9rufen puros bi6 8rita9 ben s. Wldr; CUR
Usrti9un9 Surit9sI9t.
yin Selcbm6 penn Seleetg cuneI, ben GuIs
pfft IN Ger Sanalltrabs tu perdneern ipuree
jurlf9eIe9t.
Gin Selhlus pom Getset @ouncit Die gtros
seneotnmll lcners bstrefsnb, purpe pcraeIs9t II.
senebmi9t
Cine @ommittse, an9eiftat eurb cine 0ers
/ fammlun9 Der RepsrlInf unp j9cps 6ofe @cn;
panp, ls9ts ben GCuneiS cine 0Rittbeiluna uno
SslbIus rcr, bic @srtbsiuns Der Scbiducbs
sstssfffsss aaS f!aSene, eas fie nibt rsblid Bee
banoslt pOroen 1e, psId9e aui antrae anses
nomnsn uno aufiubewabrsn beorpsrt puroe.
Sor. SsttleD erid)isn fir bic Neabnas@ oms
panp u. psrlangte au6funft ibsr ben(s6en eje.
9snifane, unb no or Del gum Sbmieren Der
ShldndN baben fcnnts unb purbe an bic 6el.
srs@cmnitts 9eplsisn
Gin Ssiblus pom Ssset.@Cunel muros er.
balten uno ssleien, melbsr Srsita9 ben nddlfen
8. Mdrs snr jdbrIibsn Nbrsbnuna bslfimmt,
,psldber an9sncflfisn wuroe.
! 2luf Antrag rertd9t.
Z. 10. UyIon, Cdr.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05

Nhers6s perlefsn uno oanu befdlcf1sn wurbe,
10000 en9lfcbs lno 5000 beutids @remplars
baron ornden III lnfTcn
Ssbruar 23. G ma t-@ine Nnsab Sitts
idrlften fir eufalSwsfs, fur 3uridnabme ees
$500 2uSnobmsi Gsfsssa, fir Gin Sets sur
Ssforesrun9 Der 9e9enieiti9cn Gparfantns8err
eine ,e. @ini9e qofalsSiaS paiIirtsn Die Spets
rosr brittle eeiuno.
9as S9ouS befbdft9ts 1ih nit Der @snsralz
Sontbla, mopcn sini9s Ablbnitts an9encmmsn
mureen.
Nebruar 25. Sena t.-llntsr oen einQsrsib
ten Slttldriftsn mar AUDI cine fir Die Nu6bsbs
nun9 beS Stimmrbt6 auf Die farbi9e Ssp6Ifss
run9. Cine 3ufagbia gum GBsfbsipun9Ss@es
iess pafTrte.
6au s.-9tsbnIbe Sittfbrftsn me i'm ges
nat famen elm. Cine WIo(Ie bon Qrpat,@elbdfs
ten puroe perbanOelt. jDr Beaumont BON Der
@elsftsSommittee, berid)tete cine Nebe pon Sss
thlhiIen. unfsrs 8uncsSperbdtniGe 6etrefsnp.
Sebruor 26. Senat = 0r. IraieD s0ts
etne Sittl6rift BON SIr9srn BON SbupItia
SountD pcr, um ben @ourten bon @oiilcn YtsaS
8smalt 5u 9sbsn ben SparfaiFns uno Saupsr'
rinsn Snibrefe ju ertbsiIsn. [llniere Somt bat
ihcn pcr einem Sabre foIde SrsibriCfs ertbeiIt
une es idbent un6 fonbsrbor morum nitt AUDI
aneere Sourten e6 tbun f6nntsn.
SIN J9ouie paflirten cine NnSabI pripatbilS,
iont fam niCbts QSidtaes Dor.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05
gSpn Ser OiefetsAebmmtl.

55arrsbura, Ssbruar %. Sm Gsnat ipurs
Den bic Ssfhlans su @unifsn bsr llnpsrIssbars
felt Der Union auf9sncmnen nnb paffrten.--
IA os6 0BafbingtOn's @sturtsta9 mar, wurs
ben in bsiesn 5odufstn msitsr feline Gsftbdfte
psrbanDsit Tim II lIbr famen bic Oeit9lieosr
bsihgr 5oaufsr, Der Goupsrn6r uno biz J9duptsr
Der perlcbeosnen 9epartenente in bic Nspres
isntantsnsS9alIs, no Wafbinaton'e abibsos'
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05

Gin neurr Setru9, -Sn @biIaccIpbia II
tin neucr @etrug. burf 9antnotcn, cntbcdt morbrn
Der borin bccbt sloten uuf bcrfbictcnc Nrt gu Be-
Tbneiten obtr gu Urrltimmcln unb aus ten 70 crbaI'
tsnen Stdd6en sloteu 5uiommcn5ufIifcn bic bann
nIa ont in l1mInuf arbrnbt mcrbCn Die Gaiiircr bel
RbilobeIpbiCr 9onfen babCn bo6 YubiEum auf bic
fen neuen @ctrug aufmcrtIam gcmabt unb 9Ictb3ci-
tl9 cine 8cIobnung BON $500 fir Die Gntbcdun9 OcS
ntucn ROten-8o 8obrtunten ungcboten Die g8cIt il
rrRnteriI6 uub Ibreitct 16ncIl Uorpdrt6
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05

8eri6tigun9-Durb Elm @erirben oe6 Cor
reft6rs mar au trr cren Seite br6 beuti9cn 8eob-
abtcrS, brm Datum Der 8cbuar ffcbcn 9cbcben II.
Der Scblcr purbe erft bcmcrtt ais Ifon cine Partic
hanon 0etrndt mar
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05

@enittsr-Am GonncrHag Nbcnb 3o9cn Tar.
ie Regenfbaucr ubcr bicIc @c9cnb, bic bon Icubten
ben 8liben unb bumpfrolIcnrcm Conner bcglctct
paren g8enn eS tpObr it, tOb g9intcr unO SOmmcr
fb nit benz crncn Gclpitter I6citcn 70 bate bcr
8ribfn9 bicSmaI 8irmIIb frlb begonucn
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05

GIeine Roten-Sbon felt eini9en g9oden
lieot bel unfcrer @ecbgcoun9 cine Sil Dor baS Sc
feb fpebcs has sluSgebrn unb SnneDncn tIeiner So-
ten in @rnniDlpanien Oerbctet, gu erneuern unb gu
Ibdrfcn, nm bic fleinen @otcu frenlter Staaten no
nit unicr Stdat icBt iterIbpcmmt iif, mieber iber
br7en Grrnscn gu treiben GS wdre gut penn bies
gelbcben tOnnte aber mir t6nnen nt cinicbcn ipel-
Dies GrIuBmittel bic 9crren GeeBQebcr TAFT Der flei
nen gioten crlinnen pplcn, benn tpenn bic sebabte
Si[I untcr ben 9c9cnmdrtigcn @erbitniiien gum Ge-
feb pirb, 70 m69en mir cine g8iebcrfcDr Der 3cten
BON 1887 erparten. GS 9ebt Der @cIcb9cbuug nit
BEN GcItumlauf fan cbenIO mic benz Gon9rcB nit Der
Sflapenfrdge ie mcbr fie al tem llebeI lift I'm 70
biel fbrmmcr mrb r9
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05

9auie 3crbeD, GIQ., bon Der @clcbgcbung, bonfcn
mir fur 6ffentlid)c Iofumcnte
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05

Gineneue Gifenbub bn.-Dic Burger BON
anentaun bieIten neuIi6 cine @erIammuu9, um ilb
tpegen bem 8au eiuer neucn Giicnbabn, BON @orriSs
tain ilber Smubtaun uno GudIertGun gu bcIpre-
den, 9a8 @rceft bieic Sabn 5u bautn 1T Ibon
felt mcbr ais 10 Sabrcn I'M @an9e Sb eS ie CUR
&eifc 6mmt, ipirc bic 3utunft cbren cbpobI c6 fur
bIeIt qeute erpdnItt 1en mirbe
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05

Gr6Tuun9 Der Gan dIe.-Dic GNnaI Gom-
miIfoncrS bObcn beibIofcn, baB an II. WdB bo6
sgaTcr in bic Stodt6 GdndIc gel0len pcrben foil
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05
aaer @i6sraGs @sIsesasGtet.
NWbtms, ben s. NOsdr; 1850.

nsTSr 8ricbri6 e 6loub ipirb bierburd'
bsnudrdti9t baB Der @Orratb lciner @Rcbi3n beina'
Dc erfb6pft it, pcBbolb mir ibn 5u Icbcn plnIden
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05

Sbdb.-Seit etpa 10 3Ngen wurbcn bic Grft-
Iin0e bon bcIcn bcicbtcn 8rabnn96fi6en in unIrn
eraBcn gum @criouf an9cbotcn unC gu cnOmcn
9rciicn pcrtuuft 1a miicn fb bic mciitCn 2eute,
bel bicIcr gcbrapn Belt ben Gppctit bu5u bcrgcbcn
IaIIen, bis fIe pobIfciIer mcrben.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05

Wldrjs G bnee - SlatD mebrtd9igem I66nrn
Srlbliu9Sprttcr mar am Sonntdg @lorgcn bic erbe
nit S6nee beocdt unb Der S6nce fic 70 forf berdb'
baE CT etma Boil tcf ipurtc. gSr iinO baburtD
lpicter f0rmIi6 in ben @inter 3uridgctommrn unN
eeffsrn mar cS bitter faIt
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05

0tintSabptfenbc bct-9T !cBte 8oII non
@tiitt6ubncIcnbct popon mir gcb6rt bobcn, crci9o
nefe fd, unldngft in @crtS G0untD Gin 9ctpiiiCr
gBIrtb [1cincn Ramcn potcn mir nibt ncnnen] an
bcIcn SauIc w6bentd Gin tleincr 4ud @eobdbter
ab9Ctrgt Wirb fam in uncrc 9ruferei unb 3cigtc an
bab cine BON ben 3rtun9cn nibt aufgcnommen Mir
bc neil Der Mann, an ben iic abbrCIiirt mare, idDon
3 Sabre tott Ie Nuf bic Sro9c, mcr iib bic 3eitun9
'pdbenb bcr 3et 3u9ec9nct babe tonutc or feline &c"
ni9cnbe Nuttuort 9ebcn, ionbcrn IO9tc CT puBte c8
nibt-cn 8epeiS baB Der Wann an @eifteSabmcs
ienbeit 9eIitten bat unb rrit taburb 5ur &efnnun9
fam. oIs bic fur bic 3cltun9 fd0i9cn S. Subluiption
seforbert uurbcn Sc ipurbc mCnig WlubC totcn, ben
9cbabten g8irtb CUR 9Gubluug Der SbuIb gu 3tpin-
gen. ober IS gu Ipenben, nm unberc SIS gu bcfommcn,
brngt natirIib nibt6 Gin, bobcr WotIcn mir bic Cd
DE fir bit6maI 70 bepenben Idfcn
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05

ils aab fobeI mertb manu Diee III Der SSe9 ipie SeO
@olfeS Geib perbtpenoet tpirb. unb auf peide sIrt
Die Canal GomnifionerS beie gporlamifct entibuI-
biaen ipolIen, f0uucn mir nod nift einieben
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05


parlumfeit.- Sun Senat su SSdrrsbllr9
paifrte Dor eihiaer 3et Gin 8efblub, ipoGurf bic
6anai @ommiifioncrS auf@fcrbert merben au6fnnit
du sebcn ne9en benz gerrauf stipTer 9otomotpe. bic
benz Staaie 9eborten Dclc 2ctomctipe purbcn
ouf 0ffcntliter gerisiacruno perfauit unb bradten
oufammen einen erIOs bon $s.3s0--ungefibr fopicl
pie bas alte Gien ipertb H.
8nnf aofomotipe fir cine 70 ssrinse slmriie 5u
faufen. III sepib etpa8 llnerbortss, tpsnn man be-
nenft, bab cine neue qCfcmOtbe pen9ffens 1000
abaIer foffet unb bdB Der Staat eDr ais &c, 900 fir
oiefe bt3abIcn mubte Rab ber Serebnung bes
StaatS- S6aBmsiiftrS bdtten ile lpenisffens $4,000
brinasn iolIen--unb ha Der Superintendent Der Co
Iumbid -Gilenbabn aildrt bat oab lle nit geringcu
aoiffn otptit rrparir nerDen ionntcn un fIeine 3i
&C bamt forbubringen, 70 10 Go auber 3fpeifel, bob
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05

gtrta9un9 Der @eIeBgebun9-Sm St.
nat iif brreitS en @orT6Iao gcmabt porben, baB bic
@efeb9cbuns fb an . Gpr Ocrto9c g8abrTbein-
Il6 tprb ttrIrbe turb9eben, neil bis babin bic 100
Sage Der Sibuns beinabe pol fnO unt Die Scrren
@el.b9eber nibt germ nm baIben 9cbn arbciten
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05


2rieg erifb-9ie @efebgbun9en bon @eor9i-
en- unb 0lifippi babcn bcibe ibren ripeftipen @ou-
rernOren erobe GeIbiummcn sur @erfi9ung 9effeIIt,
nm i'm Saotbfallc 0litdr dusSuriiiten Dlefe beiren
Staaten f6einen gu befir6ten bag bic 6itli6en
Gtaaten bic gufbebun9 Der Sflaperei NIT @eipaIt
ou fr5ipin9en iuben pcrben in pe6cn Saae iie ib
spsbren polIen. Birb pobl feline glctb babeH
sries-- Die Nufcrnfilter bon PennfbIpanlen
unb Warb!anb egen ilb chamber in ben Ssaaren Ii.
baaen fi6 nm bic 8eute Sine gla6ribt BON BAL
tlmore batrt ben 90 Sebruar fa9t Die auffernf-
sss. Ii. 9erteffer ganntp babfn nit hren @oIlracn
BON genniblpanien einen aampf NIT Wiefern 9ebobt,
ipcbei bic Dor6citrianer fe9tsn unb 6 80te. 80 Nu-
nsrnff6er unb cttpd 5000 Sni6eI aufern fporcn bic
Gieges+ +5ropbden
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
prssoI.uri,sS of rME UNION.

u
This ~ akh rssish s,s.s lars.f sacrft
lege @ utter is now becoming altogether top com
mon. lis now prominent topic in the speeches
II tneinh.rs BIZ Congress and as grave body as he
Senate ogihc United States has spent a whole dhy
,lpon IL This was nearly the case on Monday
last. ;Thsnn6uished business Of Ffglay was lht
Question Il the reception Of pesitios presented BY
Mr.. Halls ef New Hampshire for azdissoluion Of
the upion- ifl I
r Speeches were made by MessTs Chase, Hale and
Seward, In Avon Of reception, and in opposition BY
Messfs. Dayton. Cas-, Butler, Wtbster, Davis Of
Massachusetts, Feo,e, Wales. Cooper, and Mani
gum The question was finally taken on the rel
eeprion. and Reciaet in the nsga'iye-ayes 3, noes
81.
We hops rIo more time will he wasted on his
,nlqcct Tn people at large have a yeneration for
tie Union, wbiclI should 10 no wise be impaired BY
,liscussous ppoa propositions from madmen or
knaxes. AMI here we may as well say that we are
opposed 10 aeRdiug dele yates 70 the proposed South
srn conseglisn. There is no necessity for il, and
il will be i yRry useless waste Of moaey 70 send
men TO SsshEille 10 join in high.sweling rfsoires
lfihespeoIse III tie South mean 10 fight, they had
hotter lie preparing bullets instead Of resolutions
Gen. TayEw win keep lie fanatics in order
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
coon sToCk.x

b Y q Ill a
AEWe hn.se just been informed by Mr.JaJ Miilerlhe
agent eli 5Pena's Mutual Life Insurance EotnPslny
w FAlass lpha, thatt company has t3cciared a
arig aisep4 n eigAs PER en-. GA cash bretptuI las
HAid talslg tAe year 1919. Certificates of ahie h
Were isssSsl % The 5th Of Ftbruary.
NJ They s1aye also declared acash diviiehd df six
per ean,l'cresf on the seriHdivideta u tsia Pay-
Able afsafihe tlrs, Tuesday ,bf February.
This lsssiiufon, though cafnpara,jEslylin IN i'll
fancy rssxs among The first in The Untot aE;a lis
sReeess sa far Is unparalleled i is strictly N the
Mutual sanaefpIes hence The large aiTffacnSs 10
Tie assast4. We were very much as,enIkld to2ealn
The G1rasiag fsct in regard the small sim ii r.
quirss tSSecnte an assurance 10 lAe a;nouas bf
5000 a gentleman Of ouFlcoantr, H ne byeoae
of tlle Sfewdest business mea We AaFe, :foelz
on, al IAarante on his life for 5000 III July list
he paid ssA agent here SI75 50 which hk is III do
per aEnpsl fastife on ds, 81 Ja4nary. 1850, az
ceived hsak iaff0rm of dividend $40 Ia, lesvins
Tile whesshnonnt Of his Prcniuln, emily SIS ID fer
I've large snaeant Of 5000
This Il a laat.er otihy lie a,teatioaof y, as i i
kscognipSs5En Eprope and our Northern States pne
III lie NAV aportant subjects with an prhdens .nsn
WE rers AftiB j. Miller, IRE agent pf dis ssopi-
my. WI i prepared to give all Asion rer
gard 10 5sis p1zs'cr,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
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SOUTHERN DEFENCEy.

III III : :.
Many methods are suggested Of resisting NORTH
ern aggression upoa The institutions Of tbe Stu,h.
We have had ranch lax shed and paper wasted III
resolves. and the ev has only been aggravated The
Richmond Republican suggss.s The remedy. LEI us
throw aside big worls, and rely upon ourselves
We have ample resparees, and il the North went
ei onr negroes alons. re can let alone their wares
and raerehandizcs.
\ The Republican says -
9n TBg GREar asa oNIY RELIABLE sEcURfTf or
THE SogrH IL pgrgSREScE tPoN ngRsELF FoR rue
I srrFLY or ALI HER wAxTsi Adopt BIZ Law thu pro
hibisoTy policy, a. arsmedyfor present GIRLS. Bad
Sg Us MOE step acre Even If the NoFthcease frasn
her present perls af fsagnfa psit kfr fsaa III aag
atEgr tkan ier osrs gstf arm. Let her NOT losk 10
princes sos Politicians let her cot regard either
promises or threats but let her from this day qth
resolve 10 be her own friend; 10 encourage herogn
auisanss 10 hBilG hp her own manufactures; 10
edncate her oe-n children al home 10 dcsdlore
The treasures Of her own soil, endfhe w0gs 81
tpuhlit impFuNefncHks and establish direct trade
with Europe Let {this be her pesfaaaeiH policy
lest receive the encouragement az Der Legislators
Lei il he the rst duty Of every patiotic heart Thus
will she become psses liable 10 Tesis, aggression
s--able 10 command respect-and then, those usbo
care not fer her rigkl will gooS % her MGHT, and
Ieara ID restrain that cnpidity which has been slim
Hlaiedundl Il has become perfectly ravenonsbF she
tkzpiihs spectacle of Southern sreakness.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
xEw JUSTICES.

1.-THE Sssnarr Tenn q The County Court Of
perkeley, ia follovsng gensleEnsn were nominated
q receive ctamiseidns as Justices oflAe Peace IoE
,h,i couasyf+John MeKown. Lewis Fry. Wash
iaeisn GniA EeoFgs w Holliaa. Thomas y. Lem
en. and Aaafsw ". airtleaTy,
these gentlemen arg from different divisions q
lie county, snd being equally divided ID ralisiss
vii of etssiAe rereiFe heir commissions from III
Gorern0f sssbiesA. perhaps, Tier are u she way q
,one ii w a.pisanus iar magisstial hopors
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
MEIKSCmoLY ACcIDEN t.

a very diltressiSg death from drowning
occurred in de South Branch, in the vicinity
Of this plaza on Monday last, the 9Th inst
Mr. Henry Watkins, worthy, honest; sober
and INDUSTRIES farmer of this County, on his
way to the mi u, with small quantity Of wheat
IN attempting p cross the Branch at the
Bridge with Iis wagon and two horses con
cludi1g, we Suppose, from the appearance Of
the stream tlilt Il was not too high to be ford.
ed. and the foEd, probably, washed and some
what alteredhy lhe recent freshets tbe hor-
ses, sooa aftat entering the stream commen.
ced swimming. ind one Of them making a
blunder and Filling, was drowned, when Mr.
Watkins abaHdoned the wagon and attempt
cd to gain. TIA shore BY swimming but, soon
becoming Chilled, the day being remarkably
cold, and fi1aing his strength falling, and
that bis efforf I'd save himself must BID Unsuc
cessful, he ep4nhaenced crying for help aud on
the Lord to bkyemercy on him, until be sunl
to rise no mote The scene must have been
truly heartrsBdipg. The horse continued t.
swim With ia wagon aAd dead horse and &
nalIy, with TIL aid IF some persons on ths
shore, was rsAcred from the water.
Mr. WataiRs was in the 10th year Of BIZ
age omnst BtteLigeacer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
WIS. NIILLER.

The Lewisbirg. Virginia. Chronicle IF Iues PAY
last, says
This indiTkdual, whose strange romantic
conduct has, Excited such deep interest in the
public mind. passed through this place Al few
days since, 4rcempaniedEby her paramount,
who has asstAned the name Of WILLIAMS A
gentleman Of this place accompanied the 10y
ing twain froh thesScet Springs u this place.
Mr. 7 Williams would not reply dtfnittty
to tho interrdgatories Of the song, 4 WIhar did
you come from" and Whar are you going to,
but to the fpxner he replied that be was
'.from the lEass, and to the latter that be
was 'going so.tAe West" u short time If,
terthey had ha1e their exit from our village,
fhrcs pursuets followed on in bot Haste. II
Lpycis said to have wings, we very
much apprehsEd, that they will be dppreheRd
"a ia THAR AsrAf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
INJTsTICIl.

The Winebeacr .virginfan in All article in refer,
ence to the BALTIMORE & Ohio Railroad Company.
very justly nPtiees ihe injustice olhis SECTION of
Virginia, irit he rates OF tariff. The yitgipian
says: 81 ##F M
favor TIE Ydiif and MARY .l-s--d.p, H.
dfthe Eirgipia ttade. For instance on Ply doPas,
Groceries, eSiefnswarc anu Iooacio NE ehpI 81 -
from Baltimdte 10 Harpers- Ferry, IL nlilcsl Agfy
o,te cents Observation-Disclosures. FFom Baltimore
10 Cuhberlapp IS miles, the rate On tlie same ar
titles is 'ircB ffeeegts per hundred pounds, Thus
20 per cent dir Is charged for distance lis per
acFHtiesSi l9i4 company, too puts forth with each
: df its annualrtPofIs a magnificent row of Figures
showing thai carries goods at lcsscost and charge
titan any otist RaiHoad depending ia misctll1ne-
oBis businessa Whatever may be Tie lowness of It's
tolls Nirgia5a Gefiainly does not sgay it; tor her
goods are nleFc9to pay seven and half cchtsIper
ton per mile While those OF MARYLAND pay less than
three cents Iii t{
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
THE TRAGEDY ON fHE PI.ATNs-.rYirs
MURDER or Mrs. WHITE.

/ e ri
f 1--WE have already mentioned ,hat Mr.. WIKI.
who, with her child and servant wassone lime s;n..
chPtured BY the Apache Indians, Mad been nm, Il
dkath BY themon he approach oi Major Grirr viii
saIsnal force in search Of her Al letter from I.
Vssos, in ne s., Louis Republican. says: If
/ The Indians had taken every prscaution
tsavoid pursuit They travelled in every al
rsetion, one day going east aud tho next roipe
VEST, encamping nearwhete they had been ~
Previous night On leaving camp, they b.5
nlofed of in small parties, diverrine IN M.
ny directions, and eametogether amer rett;b-
sHnie miles distant Though seventeen d.vss
lad elapsed Fhe indefatigable Kit Carsen nj
Lfrieux 1.-THE guides of Maj GID followed a.
trail with the precision and certainty az
hsopdhounds coming on themnightafter nigh.
notwithstanding their prscaution. Mai al.
hnally come upon ono Of The camps, the Ere,
sfwhich were still burning. and imag;n;n.
slat they had got news Of bis approach ana
were flying, be gave chase. and after runn;n-
shout sixteen miles he came upon them g
They had time, hpweyet, to mount their a.,
ssfhOrscs, and Msjor Erier's were 50 mu.h
htigued thatltLc Indians could readilv On,
run them. FiveOr six we're killed and thr..
taApH PiiSpHcfS. IN tuelf night they ahan.
ddaedpvery thing, and even threw their b;I.
darnn away a. they ram 50 much were they
pressed. Their lodges, horses, saddles! III.
difs, blankets firearms, ammunition, provi.l
sion, dressed skins, in word. every tbing -.
debt their own deluded persons Ina tbs ho.-
se} on which they rode was captured sFia,
aninals were packed with the most valuable
things, the rest was burnt When Ma;or
tirfer got on The ground which had been ,os.
suIed BY theIIndians, lie found the bodv of
Mis- White transfxed with al arrow. lifeIes,
tuEistlll warm She had evidently been put
70 Heath and thus freed from her suffering.
at shc time the alarm was given She still
had her bible and prayer book, which had
been her companions during her captivity
Thsy we're marked at various places where
sieIhad been reading The child aud negro
girlAwerO not seen or heard Of, and they Arc
doubtless. with the indians
Major 4ricr had Mrs White buried as de-
Gently rs circumstances would admit, and
that the Indians might bot discover her rest.
Ing place, and that her bones might lie un.
disturbed, he burnt grass over her grave and
set lire lotthe prairie arbuhdit.i 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
IrHlLANrmRoP1.

Alan, fbr.e weeks since We called to sec our friend
,t, " III asrfsrs. Who resided fus some years in
N. town Al We were graiifedto find him So COM
s.-,sI,, ss,ston his farfas Ii will BE- recclleciec
~, ,hs,e wite sesefal haupets &c un.ound mind
,,rs,rs ID he public Jail Of this county.
NC xhss H ren,ovsa d ,hk country, acting in
a spiEi, q oAta I'D ne consent 81 we
souaf7 eourslo iake lAese unfortunate parsons with
hiuA, ana j, n vita great pleasure We bear ies'i-
raony 10 tkegAct tha, they receive al bis bands,
every kiadnsss ana a,ienlon thatcpald "a desired.