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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
Arrival Of Steamer Ottowa.
rnREE DArs LArER FROM EusoPE.


Qukrsc. Sept Is 10 p Mite screw steamer
Ouowa arrived this evening from Liverpool bring
ing dates ruua Liverpool TO the 5th insl. She ex-
Perieneed heavy gales.
PRp6REss OF THg war.
Russia naeq nfvocaliy declines 10 accept the last
proposals Of tie allied powers, and Announces her
Sceterminalien 10 aci on The defensive.
The cholera has ahated in both the Russian and
allied armies
There is nothing Of special interest relative 10
the war.
The Russians are aiing 10 different parts
of Moldavia. They have also blown up The forts
AT Hango.
The London Times Of Monday SAYS that Austria
win probably not declare war against Russia. but
thar the Austrian army will Be increased in The
Prineipalilies 10 100 600 men.
SPAIN
Spain Is tranquil the country having once more
settled down unGer the new administration.
MARKgrs.
London. Sept 1.-THE weather is fne and The
harvest nearly over. Wheaffs s.. 70 IS per Quar-
Ter lower on-lhe week SIS is TIE top price.
4 The harvest Ia Great Britain and on The cont
Hnent is mosg abundant
Lirtrpeol Sept. a. Wheat is TO 6s lower for
the 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
COUNTY COURTS AMI THr 11rrNsE


The ceaTt Of Appeals al Lewisbure. has recent
y decided that cOunsy Courts are vss.ed with ful
e''ete.onay powers 10 grant Or refuse ieehses for
ofdinaries:
reals. 90 this question. a re,s,,s1 a he Lewis
orig Carenirie o. the Oh insiaat.S
:. ~ eesef, Mason eousiy. s7piied 10 the ccun-
eo1fk q sAld county. Tor licruse 10 keep an or
esnaiy lie proved himself Is be sober man and
:; $50 enefaeier, add woad pE1hably keep an oH
also produced the sheriff fec~ipt for he ,nx 10
aeeP an ordinary h brought himself fully within
me T oniremenls Of The law bal ne court gsfsssd
.ne iieease. de then applied % Judge Summers
y, VI manaemns 70 compel The eoan 70 grant The
Hesnss- ne Judge Tef1sedthe maedsmns, On the
$50 tosna thai me county eouft was By law vested
with discretionary powers. and that he had no au-
,eority 70 control them BY means Of a mandamus.
From ms opinion Of Judge s., SaPersedeas was
eiiouedi and The case was argued IN the Court OF
APPea,s ~ MT Fisher, for The appellant, AMI
Judge FRY, OF Wheeling for The County Court -
The Court Of Appeals 90 Moaday, dicided The fol-
loving points
LIST By The terms Of the law under which this
apPlcatlon was made Ihs county and corporations
courts are clothed with power and discretion IN
ne matter OF granting license 20 Keep ordinaries in
tnelr several counties and computations in the
ercise Of which il Is not within ne province Of the
Circuit Courts TO control them By meAnsof man
dsmus
2ad. They decide that the terns ofthe law. found
70 Ihs Code. 90 not silss ~. apf substance
courts 4 Of 1905, which say sntY, Ithey Ius-
tees BY their discretion shall ladge whether i is
convenient for such a house 10 be set up. &ci Of
IT'S, which savs--fif such petition shall appear
reasonable, such court Is hereby authorized, and
may II they think it, grant the petitioner license
Sc. and the words Of the act OF 1919, are OF sim
lar import
Sd. The petitioner showed that be was person
to whom the court might grants license, and may
still grant H. but did not thereby acquire right L
such license as places in the power OF the ciTeui
court 10 say TO the county court, through the agen
cies Of any civil proceeding, that they shall gran
il.
4lh Whether the county court may BE- pre coed
ed againsIby way of information or indictment
for an wfull abuse Of their discretion in refusing
to grant license, IS question about which III
court declines TO express opinion.
9Th. The Legislature has notproEided any mod
OF revising aud controlling The discretion Of III
/ county court and the court is Of opinion that d
1 remedy in such cases exists at common law. b
I way Of mandamus, writ of Error, or Certiorari
they therefore affirm the judgment Of Judge Sum
/
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
,TtfEA. 70 - nAIIROsn.

The corps Of Engineers aader charge OF Capt.
Bowie, whish was toe last parry in The field finish
ed the portion OF road andef thin charge on the lsl
day the present month. The division fEnginetrs
will be in office 10 Aexandria get IL their notes
which will occupy some several weeks when the
Chef will submit full report TO general meet
ing OF the stockholders. Immediately AFTER this
meeting, the work will be placed under contract
TO the Shenandoah river or if deemed advisable 10
some other point east
These facts may be relied upon, and we hope that
they will place "a qnietas upon the ide fumors
which are even yet adoat The most strenuous eff
forts have been made TO defeat this project, vet
despite ALL its Success is sure. We do not believe
that Alexandria city has come up 10 the scratch in
proper manner Tor il she has not manifested a.
rect opposition, she has al least damned with faint
praise, road which will do more for her CONNER
cia prosperity, than all her other Improvements
together. let her bestir herself now, and demon
sirae the Prsveb that it IS never to late 10 DO good
LeeS5Rrg Democrat =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
September 10, 1854.
10 the patrons orthe spirit Of Jeaer3on.

To the Patrons Ofthe Spirit OF JeHer5on.
Having purchased from its late proprieto, tue
Esprit Of Jefferson with its business, &c. ror; the
LIST Of July last We propose e continue the fsaca-
ton of panAE upon its former terms.
:" q not without much difidenee ofour qsall6ea-
tons thai We Approachthe task before yoSne and
trepreypuuSTbTyy yn-uh w are about u ass.itne,
nevertheless by strict adherence 10 what sc con-
eeve to be right and an unfeigned desire to.d9
duty we hope to.merta continuance Of that patron
age which has heretofore been extended to the paper
Conscious Of the imppssibilty ofpublishins pa
per entirely acceptable to ALL 50 long nen CON
tnue to be governed and influenced by the passions
and prejudices incident 10 their nature and heaven
members ofthe same party may sometimes consci-
cautiously entertain difference ofopinion-forcbery
difference of OPINION is mot difference ofPRsetPLEn
we shall endeavor to discharge our duty fearless
ly, but should we be So unfortunate al any time
TO fall into error we beg your kindest Indulgence
and hope that yoa will be 80 liberal as to asgribe it
TO the head that guides u.s. and not 10 the heart that
impels us
Pledged to none, andtgoyerned only by constant
desire TO promote the interests Of the pary we shall
90 for measures, not men, sustaining the latter only
SO far they are the true opponents Of the former
We will support firmly and inHexibly the present ad-
uliniStraon long Rst continues as heretofore to
be guided by principle, and to act in accordance
with the bestinierests Of the country We wal adj
Toeate also 10 the best OF our abilities however kum
bic they may be- those free and liberal doctrines
which have awars characterized the DENocRArfc PAR
TT the Republican party of the country and upon
the prevalence Of which we verify believe depends
the future welfareof ourcouniry; opposing al those
of an opposite tendency, whose object whether ex-
hibted in the form of National Bank in Project
ice Tariff or in an extravagant system of Internal
improvements seems to be the assumption of powers
not granted or an endeaEor by forced aud 10 var
ranted construction of the Constitution to make the
Government subsidiary not to the interests of the
hAss, but TO those of the FEW. And holding as we
do, that all powers not delegated 10 the cuited
States by the Constitution nor prohibited BY it 10 the
States, are reserved to the States, the people
while entertain the most sincere aud deepest de-
votion to the Union, we shall cherish sacred
regard for the rights OF The States for upon tha pre-
seryaton Of the latter must eventually depend the
salvation Of the former. =
With these views we tender you our paper trust
Ing that we may meet with the hearty cooperation
Of the Democracy in the cause in which We have en-
barked. III
And in conclusion we would say, 10 our coptem-
poraries Of the press that we cordially extend the
hand Of friendly greeting, and it shall be ernest
desire to cultivate the most friendly relations ia our
intercourse with all.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
ACHANGR.

AT the tins young Blackburn was killed by
Christian, al Lexington; Va many supposed u
be familiar with the facts, doubted whether be-
would be able 10 escape punishment for the deed
short Of his life Now he is fully ACQUITTED Of any
offence. and abe result celebrated with ibuuina-
tions, bonlires, SC gentleman from Liberty,
~ scene Of lie trial Informs The Petersburg Ex-
alss rendered XeEGicS n ssiii h. krnwas u
hi. :. lends.
fhe town was Illuminated, music introduced,
and bonifes blazed in honor OF the event. Col,
Smith, OIL the Military Institute was burnt ID eff.
gy, and every demonstration made ia the power Of
the people to give expression Of their nigh grati6-
cation al the result OF the trial
The accused was defended BY nine'lawyersi and
among the number, were several OF the most emf
nent members Of the Virginia Bar.
The Commbnwealhwas represented by John F.
Sale ESQ only -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
4 FArR PROPOSITION.

q ~ N srery M Of those Indebted 10 the
Ffes Pres esiablishmenl will fork over the need.
tel ne III procure new type, and place The "old
Family Jooruais on footing never heretofore &C.
k1pied. Al We ask l. remuneration for our ser
eifea and We pledge ourselves 70 exen our Of
mest 70 fendsi the Free Press an acceptable COM
plnion ., every freside. Our position IS not one
ofehoics, fr al editors life is not the most agree
ALE, bn, a. our Interests are identified with those
cfthe county andstaie. We hare a right to expect
liberal patronage which ne trust viii be extend.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
Correspondence Of tks Free Press.
THE CHOLERAAT MARTINsBURG.
MAarISSsvno. Va. 6, =, %. /

AAhr+NsBVaoi A., . pt. 70, 1904.
Ma. EDIroa The Cholera to be on tho de-
cline. There has been but one new case and ONLY one
death, reported since Monday night, and those under
treatment 10 be improving. There are, however
two Of the violent that have been lingering
for about eight days, that will not all probability re-
cover.
The total number Of deaths from Cholera, Siose Fri
day. the Sth inst, up 10 Tuesday, l9th "a period Of
eleven days )s serenty including five who und onbt-
eddy contracted the disease here, but died IN ether
places viz: Two "a Cumberland one at Sandy Hook
enc At Monocaey Bridge. aud Mrs Kennedy, who died
Al the "Bower," jefferson county.
Taking decentralization the population Of cur town
5000, the mortality has been very great and per-
haps exceeds that Of any other place III the country
where the scouige has made its appearance II equals
death in every - inhabitants Stl there has been
bnt little excitement, comparatively speaking no tele-
graphic dispatches sent CT headed uTn ravaers or
the Cholera" &c. bat braVely, yet solemnly have
our people stood togetherworked togeiher-eomfort.
some instances have died together and We trust now
reign 10 that bright World above. ORLA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
HOW IT WAS DONE.

The Augusta Age. the ieadis Democratic paper
i, Maiue In an article on the defeat Of the admin
fs,raiion party ia that STATE, enanerates varieu.
r.n..s vhieh have contributed 10 this result. and
auoag others The following
a. third sanse and the one which has contri5u-
a. N render our defeat signal and overwhelming,
,.',h. Nehraska question The repeal OF the Mis-
ssuri compromise, and the re-oPenlng Of me slave
,,ae;tatiou tupposed 10 be closed BY the settle
-, IN ls5o we're REGARDED by the people Of the
STATE IS an insult and outrage admitting eeIeuse
q apology"
III. hoas, Of The Democrats vas, thar il was ere
s.,r,pv Il. ,ubect TO The people =, and now. when
The results don't please them, they are vs1ed a.
d. ais,lay Of g popular sovereignty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21

LOOK OuT FoR SNAKES The Petersburg IntelIi-
geacer, Of Thursday, states that Mr.. T. II. Bond
Of that city, on Monday night last sent his servant
girl for pitcher OF water, which was accordingly
brought and placed upon the table. when il being
small pitcher, and not having glass al hand be
took il up for the purpose Of drinking Whilst i'm
bibing The 0gRa rita he got into his mouth what be
supposed TO be frog, and, upoa the instant, drew
back and replaced the pitcher. telling the servant
there was frog 10 il. Upon this the water was
examined and found TO contain, instead Of frog
snake about ten inches in length Of the thickness
of small finger, which was twisting and skimming
around in its close quarters win great rapidly
Mr.. Bond Of course, had gotten lis head in his
me nth, which might very easily have been the pre-
lude<of the end Of his existence. Eothipg was ca
silly distinguished In the water as The pitcher was
composed ofrockware, which in the color Of oak,
and water in il has dark appearance. We are
happy to learn that no serious consequence has
been the result
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
COL. Z. Y. HUNTER.

The Washington Ssstiael. speaking o. Cpl. Hex
TEa, sys;
"Col Hunter was lawyer Of high reputation
IN that section Of his Sta'e, and from the honest
trankness aud manliness Of his character, cad won
for himself host Of friends, whose deep regrets
mingle with the tears Of MS hereaved family over
his hniimely fate. For several years fepresen-
latiye in the legislature Of Virginia, he extended
his reputation for talent, and gained from all who
knew him the respect and esteem which isever the
reward Of a sound intelleet aid an honest heart =
To US he was well known. and by rs mnehbeloyed,
nor can forbearto pay this simple tribute 70 the
memory OF a-xarm friend and good man"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
Baltimore Market.
Randolph & Easimer,s

cIa9UGAL or PRlcks N ynH BALTlmopg M1akEr
f0r tAe irseg ending Sept 20 1851
Reported EXPRESSLY t6r The Free Fress~
All. ss.--SupPyI light and no demand We
Nda5ie t,AIrIha''s Al " % 10 81 per I'LL B.
YsIrfEa I'm rdce pts arerllghiefitanlasi week
4 cbsnak IL prices ~ qncy. Giasits III Kegs al
Is "a % ks Western 1870 r. Us. R3ll atsf2 10 II
Ct Common 2 to "a els. h
B4ssv.x.-We 4ao3s &c u IS Its with ne
demABdj ].
Bscoa ACTIVITY anil prices 4retnaia as quoted.
Slef oiShoniders a. 7! u "a cts. Sides 6toSk
Hams 44i7in 1910 Ii Goats Fancy ~ ioi4 els
tC9rsrRh SoAP,-In. good demand with sales at
$50 cts.
C4Trlk 1880 offered al the scales on Monday,
l2l0lof Sh oh were sold at So 50 TO IS 80 ON the
the hoof, equal To s 500 10 Sc III netiA and the
halahce were taken but III Tile market.
cloYiiRseeD IN Arket arm nd prices advancing.
w quote SO so To IL 90
c9aN E-Receipls Fsely light and demand not
reside. We quote w hite al ~ TO 50 cts. lellow at
ee ID 50 8ets. Z
DfEp Faurr-sales of Apples at 81 Is tosi 80
Peaches al 81 IS 10 s. %.
DEgRsKiNs.-A Are Iin demand and Sell at i6 20c.
F4oUa.-The latest news frpni England reports
continued decline thete and prices lave given
way here. We qlbte Howard 81. az S637k TO
IS 50; City Mills 81 50 10 sd, rs
FLaxsEED.-Salea al 5 l,35 to $l,3Tf
fqss.7-Sales OF OueG az ) 70 "a. Red Fox 81
to 50elsE Mink 81 70 50 els Coon and Grey For
l2to i5I MuskratG ID 2. Rabbit 10 2
GlNsgNo.-M Market dull Held aoininally at 40
10 45 els.
HbGa-Reeeiptsaar lipht and demand firm -
Sales al lS5, so to 81 so.
IA Dc. sAis' Z = T - 4 e'' hfs' = 70
NArs- Good demand and sales a As TO 50 els.
SsasEt RooT ,--sfnec@ is ~ demand and sells
readily al 50~to GO dts
II ELow.-Sales at nj 10 70 cents
TIMoTHY SEEn-Safas BIT So 50 10 S4
Woot.-Markel dull and prices low. Sales of
unwashed Is 70 20; wakhs1 Ill % % Sob
WiHEaF.-Rcceipfs nd quite 10 large We quote
interior 70 good Red SH Az 10 81 so; good prime
81 81 q 81 90; colhmuu White ST go 10 ST. 70;
Family Flour prime 81 10 10 81 50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
THE WILSON lArTIvEs.

letter feom For; washits. August i4sh, in the
ST. LoniS Republican. says:
Il may Be gratifying 10 Mrs Wilson, late cap
tive among the Camanehes who made her escape
20 SAME Fe, last winter Gan 1ecoant 81 which was
I'll me anhe tIsifesS ryosg nzrS 10 kus " that
b1ckte aBu uue ritdr ssle< their release
passed Eete on sheir way To their former home in
Hunt county Ttxas-ifsl4n where they started ever
the pfairirs f.f Caliiernia. The bows were in
charge If Aaron Brown. tse Intelligent chekasaw.
,fwho obtained the release 1t one by purchase from
the camanehes last winter, when trading among
them. The other boy was hrpughi into FcfssAr-
buckle BY some friendly tribe, and has been7well
aaken care IL there BY the officers of that post
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
THE CHOLERA At PITrsnURc.

FIrTsBuRa Sept. iS.-The cholera continues to rage
with undated vigor and fatality that is truly rightly.
The number Of deaths yesterday was forty and the list
for to day is not YET made up but will be equally heavy
IsgcoSp DISPATCH
PfTTssuRa, Sept. lS.The cholera is increasing 10
alarming extent and cur citizens flying by ihous
ands in every direction. There have been SO deaths
from cholera today and new cases and deaths be-
ing momentarly reported. The alarm is very great
aud tar is being burned in the streets. enyelopng the
CITY in smoke in the hope Of checking the disease.
The number of deaths for the past FIVE days has been
253 The nterments in the cemetery up ID Saturday
evening fer the week, 253, Of which II Of
cholera during the last three days.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21

FINDING rHE LIScH riN.-A conatryman was
passing along one OF the streets of Baltimore With
ms wagon, few days since, when one OF his wheels
came on, and ne discovered that linch-pin was
gone Aier searching for 1t some time, he offered
me boys who congtegated, shilling to find it,
They then joined in the search, and in a few min
etes one OF them brought him what he supposed to
&c NE pin. Having adjusted the wheel he PAID
The shilling and started Of, but had not gone more
than half block before q wheel on the othe. side
came cd, when he discovered that the Young ra,-
cal had stolen the pin from Que OF the other heels
70 obtain the reward. He was one Of the young
American hors
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
a sTEkNCE PARTY.


Ifkas bess frequently ssuoaneed b. The The Dem
oeFsrie pfinu. rish mueh apparent esrGessness.
stat abe whls Party was completely used Up Il
ths lsss Presidential sleriIon, and has beea de-
fsne, eoneern ever since. Yet vKrn-v.f The D N
loersey are btsien shsy sresflhe wings did /. By
ioinlsg he Aboiilioiss.s and Know No,hines.-
Ess ifsks Whigs have 20 lene been 10 r.iAsrils
how b r. us pray TIA, they have materials 20 build
Up an Abolition Party and Kno- Ne,hing Parry
zoo, sulzcieut 10 overHhelm he Democrsey vher-
ever they give hen fsesiar bsltle- No. DO. gen
ssnen, the ruth Is simply this: Your course Iasr
wi.isr gave nsv life loihe Anlislarery and AbO-
iltioa sen,imesl North. and your defeat has been
caused b. the desersion Of thousands ard tens Of
thousands Of your own party.
We may grsntfhatthe Wings are beaten asEei
as yourselves yb1t the fault is your owns You pro-
dsimtd he great principle Of removing the sIa-
very agitation from Congress-" and you are sue
essdlBg In fsmoving yourselves from psrer as fast
- possible. This Il i lhai grassfyOu 50 serious
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
THE WINCHESTER PREsBYTERIEs.

An adjourned meeting ofihe Winchester IN 81
PresbJ terry met in the Loudoun-Streei Church. in
this place, on Friday evening last, for the purpose
Iof licening Rev. SAM'L R. STEWART TO preachthe
gospel
We learn that 10 consequence of The visitation
Of Mar,insburg 81 The cholera, the Fall session OF
The Winchester 20 81 Presby terry. which was 10
have convened in that place, will meet heI- IN
"Wednesday, the 9th inst in Kent-Street ChHrch
TinehesteF FggtAia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
WILLIAM LUCAS, i
IS K. DoNAyIN.


The Hartford Flre Insurance Company.
As the Protection Fire Insurance Company Of
Hartford has failed the President and Board IL Di-
reciors OF 7zs Hartford FSrs Laaranes COMPANY
Of Hartford have directed its Agents to publish the
annexed to prevent doubt and uneasness on thepar,
offs insured in al parts Of the United States where
II Is doing business:
The condition Of tais ofice. notwithstanding the
losses Of the last two MONTHS Is sound The cstiial
IL whole.w respectable surplus The ComlianT
do not owe dollar to ant individual BANKING or
other Institute for money borrowed il has nesrher
notes Hccepances outstanding in the hands ofany
individual or institution, with large balance in
cash to their credit at the Bank And every claim
for losses outstanding will be promptly pa:h AZ
maturity or before. Their investments principally
in Bank Stocks exceeds -Four Hundred Thousand
Dolars and for over forty years that this COMPANY
has been doing business Il has been the endeavok Of
its Officers and Board Of Directors to transactitiu an
honorable way-Harford DAILY Conraat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21

Wrecks IN The ISDiGS SEA- Reported Los, Of
EleAl HaHdred Lires.-The recent overland mail
ofoaght intelligence, which has led TO the belief
that two vessels had been lost. and nearly eight
nsndred lives. viz the brig Hygeia and The ship
Lady Nugent The first was wrecked on the rocks
10 the Indian Sea, with The loss Of three hundred
and ninety lives; and the list is supposed to have
oeen dashed 10 pieces in a terrible monsoon about
Iaree weeks after she sailed from Madras, hav ng
90 board the twenty fifth Madras Infantry, or up.
warts Of four hundred souls Ia all
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21

THE LATE GALE oNTH SourHssN CoAsr.-The
Southern papers continue TO receive intelligence of
the effects OF the late gale. Three-lourlhs OF the
rice crop on the Savannah, Saniee and Ogeeche
rivers Is said TO be destroyed The steamboat Gov.
Dudley arrived at Charleston f ON Havana gives
some particulars OF The Injuries done 10 the Ship
ping. The ship Della Maria, Of Charleston. from
Liverpool, went ashore on CASTOR Bank and was
abandoned IL Is supposed both vessel and cargo
will be lost. She was loaded with a valuable
freight ofdry goodsand hardware. The vessel and
cargo were valued at Sia0 900 and are supposed
TO be fully insured. Some alarm is el for the safe.
" Of he crew and passengers of whom nothing had
been heart Two large ships were ashore Tybee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21

6xE or THE GREaT CAcsEs or HAN TInEs. -
We ship too much Of our gold coin 10 Europe
and why1 Because We import ten millions more
than We ought We import loo many silks. satins,
and laees II the ladies Of the United States would
wear cotton fabrics, and encourage our own staple
production for four years, every merchan mechan-
ie farmer, and laborer would feel the good effects
and there would be an end Of long faces and hard
lines.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21

Loss OF The SHIP SHExANDoaH The Shin Shen-
andoah, from Liverpool for New York. encounter
Cd hurricane the 10Th inst, 10 lar 40 So lon 81
-, which carried away her sails and masts. and
inrev her on her beam ends, leaving her wreck
der crew, finding no chance OF safety, took to The
boats, and were afterwards fallen 10 with by The
bark Brilliant, Captain p Miller, who took Them
on board and carried them into New York