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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

Prem ne BesioR TTaaseript
AZ Anr-p~-.r,-,,.

A young man residing near Bangor, In
Maine, vas returning lately from a visit u
his lady love. Ills path lay through wood
land, from which, except a few straerIin1
pines, the trees bad been cut down and rere
lying on the ground. lie skipped over The
loss aud stumps, with light foot and lighter
heart. lila fair mistress had received him
kindly. Suddenly, on leaping over fallen
tree, he found himself within few feet Of a
ratehous bear. lie sprang TO the nearest
Pfne and climbed up, the bear clsmbering az
ter him. Making good use Of hi, FEET ha
dashed his antagonist 20 the ground. The
bear returned aBd was axain re puIssd carrv-
ing With him one Of oar lero's boots. Br,,in
assembled a third time and with more caution,
The ySu1g man, hoping 20 escape, assembled
the tree about ffty feet, and AZ the bear an
preached him, attempted 10 shake him Oh
bns ~ vain, as his foOt wss held BIZ Tie paws
- ne infnriste euimal, who had lo-t IA. hold
Of tho tree and huag suspended By she poor
lovers leg. The young MAS strength be-
coming exhausted, be let 60 bis hold on The
Tree, and down they went with q tremendous
oooeuasien 70 The ground. Our hero sirsrk
oa 'he sesS and rebouDdod eight or ten feet
sis'sot Scarcely knowing whether he Wa
osse OF alive, he raised kimsslf on his ara,
- discovered BFuin gazing wildly At hun.
' snd evidently s~af ssnasa b. such lSfsy ,uasb,
The aafightsd pair sat cycling each osber
lor some time, when fhs bear. Who vs. r.
more seFsrsly bruised II tie two, shsv lnv 40
Signs q right, the yong man pose ana "a
leasing hs bat end the beat behind hiso. M,
iriend o. ne shaggy coat easting e. him an
expressive look, accompanied by z erowl ard
saahs % thc head, Whieh e0asincsd our
,'eso' met bad y been possible Il Would have
yeto siahe Of the paw. The yOun4 lover
.ooa recovered iron BE bruises, snd gbe fair
sea.esi vac bad bcon ne in6ifeet cause Of
- .nysasefe Whiea placed his lie n surh
$500 Psut, poured halsam on his wound
early days
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

u cheers The heart Of tovBssnsn, 70 brrs,s..
TOE even ~ hour OF two. the fresh ar o. n.
Wy '"d to ''ev 'hs asId' q deep green. pro
unis'ns foil hsrvssts 70 the husl.asasrsa. "a.
had lately ~ opportunity of srsverslar por,ios
% The is'' Trgios vhish ssirroaads a., asd ue
confess, 'hs' sIthooEh eur Aopes Ger, "a. a,,,a..
'rs'h' ys' vs iei' he buoysasy - oar syirs. IN
erased sy 'As bright prospsess shi,A e,sry cher.
met the eye. We esa ~. iu Tsaptns,., ,l.., Z
''e condition q aay q ous frll0--s,s sosld ez-
s,'e oar s"vy, u vouid BE- ,l.s, e ,hs G.ymsv.---
SIS ''a.'''- V oos salcsi.se 10 Inspire iad.pes-
osnes q 'snti@eus, and erssissSs 70 ne e r;,,r
81 s'sTy god gin"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18
: From The Philadelphia Chroniels, .fprii e.
ATRoCIoUs MURDER.

Passengers from Bordentown, New Jersey.
IN the steamboat yesterday morning, brought
the thrilling intelligence that n singular, un-
iooked-tor, and inhuman murder had been
PerPetrated in that place, by n young man
named Joel Ciough, upon the person Of Mrs.
mary Hamilton, an estimable young widow
lady, consort OF the late DIR. Hamilton. II ap-
pears that Clough had been for some time
boarder in The house Of Mahlon Longstreth,
airs. HIS father, at the corner of the Main
street and the road leading to Trenton, where
Mrs. ~. also resided; in the course Of which
time, Ciough had formed an ardent attach
ment TO Mrs. H., and repeatedly offered 10
wed her. She, in the meantime, however.
had favored rival sutton, n highly respecta-
DIE citizen Of Bordcntown, and il became ru-
INQUIRED that ere long they would be united
rms was too much for the unfortunate
Ciough. About twelve DAYS ago, he left Bor.
dcntown and went to New Work; returned on
Thursday, and on Saturday, feigning sickness,
retired to his room, and thus prevailed upon
the lady TO enter his apartment, under the ex-
pectation OF administering relief; when he
suaaeniy sPrang up, seized her by the arm,
anew dagger, and threatened her with in
slant death IL she refused 10 marry him. She
did refuse, and be instantly stabbed her; and
before her screams brought assistance, he had
inhcted eleven wounds upon her, each OF
~"seh "onio nave probably killed her.
gentleman hearing her cries, rushed up stairs,
just rs she hal broken from the demons grasp.
and was descending them, the blood gushing
from her mouth and wounds She fell into
his arms, aud was thus carried into the par
lour below. She lived about minute, during
which time she told her mother who had
wounded her, and why Il was done, and i'm
mediately expired.
On examination, il was found that the wea-
pom had entered her heart three times seven
times 10 her side, breaking q rib, and once IN
The lefs arm, which vas also broken!
Ciough, We learn, has parents or other ro-
iations, residing somewhere in New EugIand.
and has hitherto borse m unsulIied and an
amiaole character. lie has been an extan-
sive contractor for stone work on rain roads.
and was recently engaged on the Camden and
Amooy rail road, at Bordsntown. After he
committed the rash act, he swallowed GUAM
tity OF lsudanun he had prepared, wtk the
hope OF destroying his own life; but . medi-
cal process soon frustrated that part Of his
purpose, and he was secured and committed
TO Mount Holly Jail, TO await his trial at the
next court.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

The psstes ship Psciac, q New Yovk.
erioss London md Liverpool papss 10 ~
l6lh March, inciusivs.
but slow psogress hes ~ yet been made IN
ne British Ho0sc Of Comnons With the lrish
Co>rcioa bhl o. II sisssss Of which IL h
eonspossd, oaly three have bees GOT through
With; yet sotv ishstssdiag thisdsisy, ws fssr
the bilt viii pass in spae of the rcpugnanes
I, iss Prineipiss which appears 10 pesvsde the
liberal side Of ths HOUSE. 10 b uufortuuats
hat during the debates, sccoants reached
Loa.los Of NE asrdsr Of seutieman b. the
name Of LsoaAfd, near Wstsvford, which
probably produced among many Of H. mcm-
bers stronger conviction than they before
fell, Of the necessity OF arning the govern
nsnt With the extraordinary powers they
asked.
The state Of Don Pedro become. more
critical-want Of prosisions In Oposto being
the chief difficulty: but IL 10 said that both
recruits and provisions were on the way.
new Ambassador from Holland, NJ. De-
del, bad arrived in London and had his FIRST
aueisencc; and that would arrest for time n.
least, We presume, the forward movement of
the French army and English Hcct, which was
threatened amer the 18th March.
The Irish Church Reform Bill was brought
into the House OF Commons on the 18th by
Lord Aithorp, and read first time by u vote
Of ls6 to 46.
Crsses.-A French brig Of war arrived at
Toulon on the 9Th Of March, which place
she LEFT on tho 9th Of February. King Ohio
arrived nj NapoIi on the 9th OF February
On the following day he published procla-
nation, in which he Processes multitude OF
good intentions, and wishes for the future
prosperity and welfare OF his newly adopted
country. Ho recommends that all internal
dissensions should cease, and promises TO use
his utmost efforts that all cause for their con-
tinuancc should be removed. He also enga-
ges to protect the religion Of the Greeks.
The Russians, Turks, and Egyptians.
teliigence from Consiantinople 20 the 10th Of
February, leaves little room TO doubt that an
arrangement was in progress betweea the
'iceroy Of Egypt and the Ottoman Porte.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18
For u. VSsxinis Ere. Press.

Ma. GALLAHsR,
foa will please state, fDr The graaisca-
ton Of those interested, dat eoafrses -.
seen made with the POst oales Dspaytn~n,
'oy those obtsFPrising msii-contraeiogs ard
stage owners, Messrs. Hssside 4 Iha,nrjek.
house, FOE eat y log mali tkres tiasss 4 wet
ocsrsen shcPhsrdstown nnd charisst0~rp. by
winch arrangement the cTtixeas az Chsrl-s.
town and iis vicinity viii sajoy stN mails prr
week IRON the sasiwsrd, three by tlarpsr.-
very, ahd three By sbspherdsioun. h !.
DIT Inai To Say, that "a ar. ft,ssnyirkhau.s. :.
exeriions ve are principally iuJebssA ZOE tki,
srrsngsmens. Il viii 80 Into operation Il =
few days. a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18
The BRin9

II
On. take hrs. bad be faishful stiIl,
And NV the bridal vow
BE .scrrd held'is sSecr yrsrs,
And varAly hrezthca ~ nov.
kemcmbsr tis M eomuaon tia
That binds yoor youshful hc.rt:
Tie one that only truth s,Aosii weave,
And ociy death eanpart
Thc joys of ehiidhood's happy hour,
The hsuar of riper years,
Ihe usssared sccaes of early youth.
In snnshinc and In tesr~.
The psrrss hopeshcr bcsom kpev,
When h<r yossnx hs-sst ~as fts.c,
All ti.rse and nsgre rhc nov resigns,
To brNv- the world 9Th thee.
Her los in hfe !. fixed With thine,
It's good anal iii 10 sirarr,
And veil know twill bc her pride,
To sooth each sorrow th.-r:
Then take her, aud roay hceting time
Marx o~iy Joy's increase,
Ard may yoar days glide s~ectly on
In happiness and peace.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

noserHs Rosissos, Esq, The talented en-
gipeer employed % h,cste asd sapsriossed
the e0assruetloa u our Railroad, hes arrived
~ Town. end isas,saiateiy sets aba,.a ths A,,-
ues o. hss oalee. We isaFB thai Ne hi~hlv
approves % TIE route seleeted b he board
=, s'. 4, Aad taai he gives 4 e bis opiBisn
49, - ~ofk eAn p executed 81 an expsnss
fore nsde. Evary thinw sou s~e~,. \, h.
ready foe q vigorous prosee,t -, n "a. -
And 90 % Shl, and speedily.
HiseAsafsy Yi1xiAiaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

We nFs graii6sd - learn b. Doet Tspsox
~ Jssei.n y she coloay e Libesia, who H..
sssornea - tbs e0astFy 10 ths I.afafsfie. L.,
smigrHais eOntinBe % enioy us.ntsrgoc.
seaish' Ard he general Interests ~ n r
Soicp'sa oontisps 70 prosper, unass the !,
ets.o''s nlaoageB'ent ndopted ~ de- tsfe...
and Prudsnt.-- Ban Css.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

We "'s'ee'i' IN ~ sposbeoasy's s.oy, ~ chr
a-1s usisaser q Icscles, ss,d ass-r,uia.d si..s
tl'ey lived eudsrly o. lraser. They srr,aI.ly a.,
-'r'y 'sprru's IN ilsir h-Lit., asoagh .s hay, 70
dO''st hey arc occasionally iiaIs blsssLshir,s,
O'sF hrss i~pui.s So, 70 vish s..s psia,srs soaI
hse o. sosaeshink - sl,esp.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

Voltaire has made two observations. AZ
hast which deserve 20 b. remembered.-
They ars not without fg,dh-Bor vet without
epPtisafiea The frsg Vs.
u AZ sges, divine honor have been la
visniy PAID 70 whoever Instructed, served, OF
sPpyssssd mapk;nd.T
The secotd is
DesPosie power l. The work Of time. and
70 result Of = long combat hstueen the spirit
os ruling and the spirit Of independence
thty has always more ways % oppres.inv
hls companions, than they of resisiiar aod
~ lengih, Hsonfy makes him their aaasrp
Whiia fortune sostinsies fssor.bl~. 20, 49,.
slssys use eosantensfcc a friessls, lss sbr, ~,
shanEss, u,ry ntes tnn tl.css bseks n sb.re.f,J
ASiA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

We understand, that Peter Y. Dsnisl. Rsa
Hho Nas nominated By the Prrsidsnt. 40
confirmed b tl,e senate, a. sas a o. Co.
missioner unSef ne Treaty viii NspI~s
As sssiiasd fls sgpoiNissnL
fRlek-0a1 Ese~;r,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18
rnrpERIcKsprae, VA. MARCH o6.

Goid.-In the county OF Spotsyivania, 10
miles above this town, has been lately Disco
vercd, on the land Of Mr.. - Smith, n very
rich vein Of gold, running horizontally for
about quarter Of mile. What course il
may take afterwards, Is not known. A shaft
OF hfty feet has not reached the bottom. A
bout 50, 600 bushels Of ore have been raised,
OF which a small portion is said 20 yield $50
per bushel, and the least valuable is estimated
ut IS.
This is intellectually beyond any thing hith-
erto discovered in this part of the world: and
We have little doubt Of the accuracy Of the
information, having derived il from a gentle
man Of character and intelligence, who visit
ed the mime last week.--I.7rena.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

MIL practices regularly IN tie SUM-
~ r''r asd County Court, Of JelIer.sn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

one Of ue nester aruO,ores which &C have
la'e'y zen. isA Bridge serOss Inc Opcaaon. .,
NanH'etre's ford. vas bull, during N. ls., wear.
w ORDER Of the Berkeley court Il l. Of hsa.t-
so'ne bl''s 'imCr,on%. and has three ARCHES. Tia.
buildrr' Mr.. siLis HAHHV, of P,.nnsyI,.ala. .
yell a' o"r good old county cf Es,fkeIry, Ge-~ye
gna' credit for this valuable p.,llis in,rO,en.,
and The warm t'aaks of tl.e sosanunisy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

Among The articles Imported By the shin
Jas, as New York from Liverpool, are 3s90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18
rnEDERtcKsnuRa. ANU 10

We arc gratified in being able TO state, that
the corner stone Of the Monument, about 70
De erected TO the memory Of the Mother OF
WAsmseroS, in the vicinity Of Fredsricks-
burg, will be laid. on Tuesday, the seventh OF
May next, and that the President Of the United
States will fulfil his engagement, heretofore
made to the COMMITTEES, and be present on
that interesting occasion. The President will
be accompanied by some or the Heads Of De-
Partments, and win arrive In Town, on Mon
day evening, the 9Th May. We presume The
committee, will, in due time, announce the
necessary arrangements--[.fre
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

Ieo IHfaHis snitsd iikr AZ Siasasss TssSas.--
= singular example u monstFosity 4 now Al
london, AZ Faleou-squars, and hes been seeo
~ SIR \. Cooper, with many other dlstla-
su'ahsd n'eabsrs of the profession. q viii
Oo shortly exhibited 20 public view. This
monster was born lately II Exeter. and pse-
ssha t"o bodies united By tlis abdomen. A
~ AZ such eases, the sex h the sane IN both.
lominine IN tbh example. u u singular
~ OOserye nov peculiar srs The laws of NJ.
ed 20 enlarge upon this iasu .a1,,y, ~. -,
aiindS 70 several eases u similar de-~,,,,'
ton, cod % an ne sen y ideBticaI N bofh NJ
fants. To he physiological and obs,ps,riesr
such unneinFal productions AFFORD large &. "A
for speculation.
Lszebsa .llo1scai aaei Surg5csi Js.suai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

Rigissfat If Dragoons.-An aat passed AZ
the close Of the late session OF CONGRESS. an
morning the forming Of Regiment Of Dra-
goons--to which the following ofIieers have
been appointed, via :: Colonial, Henry Dodge /;
Lieutenant Coiooel, Stephen w. Kearney /;
MAJOR, Richard b. Mason Captains, whar-
Ton, Sumner, Holmes and Hunter; LIST Lieu
tenants, Seaweil, Perkins, Cooke and Van Blu
req; I'd Lieutenants, lizard, Davis, Sword and
Ktner. All the officers had belonged to the
old Regiments Of Infantry, except Col. Dodge,
promoted from Major Of Rangers.
t.7iex. Csz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

Sisrsry.-The intended plan Of tie British
Ministry, IN relation 70 Negro slavery, is said
TO be, LIST. The immediate abolition OF slavery
IN the colonies. Cd. The compensation 10
The slave owner, At fixed rate per head, fo-
every slave. The raising Of loan for such
compensation, 70 be pad OF Ia thirty years.
tth. The mananitied slave to Be compelled
oy the magistrates TO work FIVE DAYS out OF
the seven, except when in crop, when tl.sy
would work for six days. 5th. Two dave
amount Of wages 10 be paid into the eompen-
satlon fund, Il being considered the remain.
ing three OF four days, as the ease may be
as 70 IN crop or not, would be sufficient Cos
The support Of the slave.--tBsk. Gss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

Many papers are making themseIves ,,erry on
the subject u Me-. Leigh's missioa To South Ca
r0''na' aud assert that virSinis zoe poor return
TOE The $500 ssPssdsd. lAsxA on, blOsaAe.d.,
me people OF Virginia vsuIa rather pay hsuo-
commissions small sum. than expend nilllo,.
ia bloody erSsad against sheir f.Iisw mea.--
hsd net NirSisis ih'erposea, slsOussnds Of dol
lars. and thousands Of lives. might ere this b.,.
been vs'see "a sivil svife. Hu, though prOdir.l
% eash TO svoid home vsv she yin no, be lo,,sd
wanting N hbsrality o. prOmpsitu,Is, uLen To-
rSisa enemy ssalI dare 10 enasarrr IN. Us;oa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

The Philadelphia InteiIigoneer relates the
affair Of = Doctor Rogers IN that CITY. who.
oy soft, persuasive words, and Handsome
address, Won upon the credulily and affections
Of young lady 30 far e. to induce her 70
trA''muee her scrip into ready money, and
place V "a The hands Of the Doctor for safe
keeping against the wedding day. The dis.
eipie Of 0alen then lslt his victim ana ~,
city, ard turned bis face towards the eisv "a
uoihan. Means" says tbs Iafsllizsnccr.
having been taken 20 apprehend him. faint
hope u cherished that the deceived and I'M
iortuuats lady may recover her Fortune ,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

Cholers at .Nafsasss.-Letters from Matar
zas received to- day announce the existence q
Cholera there Bsh. Pss. .fpra6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

he term OF the Superior Court for Jefferson
county, VAS closed on Thursday last. Jacob FRYE
man and Georse Redmond, accomplIces Of Owen
buckingham, (all free men of colour, in the as
Sauit uPonJ John Madison, white man, were tried.
and anerccd in the sum Of $50 each. On the Las,
day OF the court, the judge sentenced Buekiur-
nam To SIX months confinement in th, county ;.;,
and Freeman aud Redmond, each, TO thr,,e mo,,I,,
imprisonment
during the term, which lasted sirfeea DAYS, ma
nv important eascs were tricsI--ia two winter .,,.
The nrics could not agree and the Gaze. wcrc coo-
tinued. Judge PAaKER gave signal proofs Of hi.
devotion to business, having on several occasion.
sat until midnight The burden. TIM of NJ.
ehancery duties. was by M means Igh.--if We
may judge from the mass of document. placed in
his hands
Every day eoahr1ns ms in The opinion long AGO
expressed, that the compensation OF the ;u,Ires
under the new system Of Law and eisanecry. 1, en-
tirciy inadequatc-it is indeed pal,ry. \, !. nm
worthy oil The character Of Virginia, TO make dr.y
horses Of her Judicial officers. and t,es leave them
without remuneration.
Whatever superficial observer may think Of
TIC nature OF jadscs lahoaTx ibesaEss tlscs sec
him employed in public but a few dsys at a sit
nns, certain il is that this officer has no tim, 70,
other pursuits, and 1890 will not support and cd
aea'e family deecnily. Judges mos, b.. con.
sanity employed, in thcir study, to Keep from
rs''ng' esc'' in " old hhck-iet,rred law" to "a,
nothing Of the improvement, Of tie age. III.
shameful TO reward intellectual efforts 20 stability
Let the people think Of il masnreiy and they will
not hesitHse to instruct their Representatives 70 in
crease de Pay Of The hatlrcA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

THE CHOLERA AT HAVANA.

The schooner Fan Fan, ss this post yesterday
from Havana, brings sdviees 70 The 9Th ull.
The Gazette states that The scoeuph receissd
By bar represent che progress of Ne Cho,ssa
as truly appalling. From the 2&tb Of Febra-
AIRY till the 2&fh Of March, IGss tAsssspS . on
whites, and 4 900 blscks) bad died Of the din
ease--aAd on the day before The sailing of Fsn
fsW, 500 Persons arc stated 10 have been -
ken OF, and nearly the same number had been
buried each day for several days Pesvioesly.
Chcisrs--Our latest New Orleans papers
mention that the cholera continaed in ravs.
gcs IN the Parishes Of So. Martin and 81. Ma.
ry; that among the slaves Tho deaths wesv
numerous in these parishes, and that severa
respectable planters had also fallen victims
70 the disease.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

The English papers informs rs that the
Cholera did not visit single place in that
country where mineral " aters abound. Bath,
Chelienham, Hotwolls, Tunbridgc, Harrow.
gate, Mattack, Buxton and Lesmentine, all
having escaped. We believe that similar sit
uations in this country have aIso been ex-
emPt from the visitation Of this disease, and
that where there have been deaths occurring
within the town ship Of Saratoga or Balls
ton, they have resulted from disease contract
ed out Of their limits. This fact, il il be cor
rect, will indicate to many, on the return, the
"city's REFUGE" from the devastations Of the
pcstilence.-.E Y. .Ner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

Carbohydrates ofthe return OF the
Cholera, in the summer, Is common In our
city. The sentiment may have salutary effect,
in producing special attention 10 diet and
clcanliness. But, sccording 10 some OF our dis
tinguished physicians, IL 10 not ~ well founded
ss il was last year. They do not expect the
Cholera, ss an epidemic; the atmospheric ipau-
ences aud slight disorders which are its usual
precursors do rot now exist; should IL appear,
II will DO sPoradicai only; the Incorporate
and the squalid have alone reason for alarm.
There are precautions TO be taken by the city
authorities and indiv iduals, without which the
evil may prove considerable; but IL all the
means which are Possessed Cor the puri6ca-
lions Of the streets and dwellings, be employ
ed, u must be slight. We here mention what
we have heard from source, entitled TO defer
ence.--.tat. Gez.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18


re JrfespA slsssos snok passe a MsslAy
~, = DC essrs-Assss nd dc var;os. prveiae,s
rse d.y beiag a.r. . hrxr vos- ~ss i.hcr.-up-
y.rds u roo. Tbs county sosss>ins sbosa 500 vo-
trrs In all.
TIE coegressional eandisi.srs msie some En-
pl.nssious u thair views nd the elecsioa ppo-
ecrfcd vish spirit, hot vishost ,,xcitcnssot Tkc
s,ssnosr. which, Cor awhile, had bee. u.ised .
Eainss " the candidates fnr th- hou.- of dele
gates. had almost cntiriy su,,.idci and the voA-
which BIC rcs~ived. proves th.s The people q JET.
fsrsoa arc NOD To be- misledb by cafek-,rsrsl. They
take the liberty to '..tsdsr for n~..eipes IN nr
Lsss resort" A E:v Of his old Ci.y fricads lad
discarded him, but the mass Of them ~crc true To
the end. and the Jackson men nobiy stepped In 10
the " rcseue." To all ssrh ID friends ion need, he
hA. reason to feel truly grateful.
The vote Cor coagre..mcn .,uprisc,. every one.
Col Lsie.s' majority over Col Smith is over
vhesming. His vhoic msjority In the s.i.sr;e,
thus Gar. Is SOS, which renders hi. eI.etoa certain
Psrty feeling no longer operating, deere were ma
ny instances Of honorable and mag~saimou. obi
Won Of fbrmcr differences, and many Who l.ssI Ia
ken an astise part ayains, Col l. in other cleo
tons, nov readily gave him their srfiagcs and IN
hnenec. Such vote, in such q county, nigh,
well graft, the pride Of any man.
The MArtinsburg Gazette must NOT fcrrct 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

The elections In Hampshire and Morgan viii
take place on Monday neat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

The MAriinsburg Gazette must NOT forget 10
sppiy the terms "prpciamaaon md e. nsi-sro-
e''i''af'oa" TO our congressional candidates, chi.
week, ss yell n heretofore. Though there seems
to bs rather more han twelve Antics in JET
fersoo, yet J, is bu, fair to ssy that 100 do not con-
shtnte quite al who approve. What think you
Of the verdict upon the .' iss,ie" made IN