Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

kas been ringsaaer of the squaters and Is said Ia
IL most desperate old man, His wife, who has
teen sick for some Time died in back room Of the
same house where the fight took place, few hours
Afterwards Allen has not vet been found but traces
ef hlcod are observable the river and y Is sup
fosed ne was drowned in attempting 10 swim acIoss
MT. Woodlands funeral train, under the direciioa
III Recorder Washington, was very long and i'm
posing large BODY Of citizens. on foot and On
HORSEBACK, anS military company commanded oy
Capt Sherwood, with Two bands Of music, procee1-
"a u the late residence Of the murdered man. MIR.
Woodlands dangaters followed close 10 the hearss-
Mrs. w. gave birth 10 son, while the hand WAS
playing solemn diTge for the departed. Tbs rilss
II the cemetery are described as having been very
impressive. sIhe service offhe Church OF England
\ was perfprmed By the Rev MI Deal. Scarcely
dry eYe was perceived in The immense eonsonFse N
spectators. Mr., Woodland leaves family Of IL
wife and four children His loss seems 70 be deep
II felt bv the whole city
Sheriff Mckinney praises, for gallans conduct
during the whole Of this dreadful affair." are 90
every tongue He was large be afted, noble
minded man and universally esteemed. He leaves
soang wife, who refuses 70 be conioFied, and Who
Is ii d state bordering on Insanity They had been
married only few months
The report that Molgney the captain Of The
jsSqua,ters, who was killed, was desertet in the
Mexican war, Is no, true He was appointed Isl
Iientensnt BY President Polk al the solicitation u
Rohert TYLER, served CALAMITY al Monterey and on
Fhe Rne Of Gen SCOTS operations, and receives an
Ihpn0f able discharge. He,Saewtu the n0>k aeSeE-
anined bravery when be drew his men up across
1.-The street; apd when he eoah longer rally them,
#Aeparred his horse boldly into the midst Of his en-
lsemis$ He was killed By Recorder B. r. Wash
singloh, formerly of Virginia. Mr.. Washington
fhaa charge OF al The arrangements for preserving
Ethe peace OF THE cty ana IS most gallant gentle
\ man. His life would not be worth much ii a
H Sqha}ter could set fair SHOT al him; and vet Il
H matt him this morailg, at two o'clock petamenia-
HI ting he streets, with bis rifle al his shoulder a.
4 eoSl as SNOW dake
Eli An intense excitement peryadss.the pubic mina,
H and good many talk Of hanging the prisoners a.
unce-Eut The greater portion. hepe, are IN aver
OF giving diem fair trial. That all tlpse shan
/ suael on The gaows who were taken. with arms IN
their hands Il the universal cry Of The ciy: sPe-
eial terra on the Court viii no doubt be immedia'es
I ealieSl4 - Z
To-day, At 10 o'clock, pr. Byyarly esopsht II
frem Brishtor a man named Hall. lie was i3a IN
sacretel in4he bushes, near Aliens hoaaet 81
man gave The names Of all the persons IN Ing n''sf
#iv6oEl hc.eol recoect. viz VIM Goadat9 u O. Al'
I dbrsia Arnes James Kaufman, Jackson t1oehA
Il C3ra Iensha4, Kelly [killedl a man, name VI
i Enown. Who was killed, and Alien who was sh9l Y
i Dr. Rryarly There were Others present. Mhos
H names Hall dilnot give. He miiFaPpear as va
II m Aleter has been found amongst Robinson : pa
ners giving This plans Of resistance 10 the law
II and eyidercing his intention to bsht 10 the last