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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

QUESTION ron CAsUisrs.-One of
The results or incidents OF the late cleo.
ton IN Virginia. affords some scope for
political casuistry. II is ihis-Mr. Lip..
comb, the delegate cleo, from Louis. coun.
w. Is said to have pledged himself before
the election, to vote Tor Mr.. RIvEs. In
case Garland Conservative got a MAORI
y OF The votes for Congress. and against
Mr.. R!vss, in case Gordon ". b. J should
out run Garland. Now, it appears tina,
Garland and Gordon are a lie. ia Louisa
county. Aud the question il. how is Mr..
L'pscom5 10 vote Al the election OF Sen.
a,or-RIyes or anti. Rives?
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
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BY reference 10 our advertising columns. i,
Will be seen that the sale Of the valuable real
estate OF the heirs Of the late Henry Heans, has
been postponed 10 Friday next Tomorrow
The sale OF Edward Hughes house aud 10, an
Chhrlcsiown 1t will also be seen, has been post
Poned until Friday the 18th inst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

The Backs Of Tbs city are abou' TO loan
20 the Bsliimors aud Ohio Rail Road
Company. bali = million OF dollars. upon
: pledge OF part Of the city, ubscrip.
ton. wh'sh will snabls the Directors 10
proceed With The construction Of The Rail
Road, without dslay.-BSa. PsfrioE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

LADf'S BoOK.-Thi, beautiful work, for
the present month (Junc,) !, on our table filisd
with highly interesting original articles Tn.
embellishments are . eoloured plate Of the
Fashions, and an engraved Title page; also two
pages OF Music. This number close. the Islh
volume.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

The 81 Augustine FloriJa. News Of
We Sd instant, 20 announcing the hfesf
lndian murders. ssys:--"Ths s,tasi,on ~
NE Peepls Of Tbs Territory y nos inh.
n'iely soF's. ibsn It has ever been. A
nominal treaty 81 peace - procisimed-
our o,i,zeos are murdered uiih ,mpunity
--snd ~ the order Of Cea. Macofnb. II
the lcdian 70 met. on the road. the ubite
nan must give way"
We are sorry issss. every where, such
unisVofable opinions q The Tesolts Of Gen.
1seombs Denominations 10 Florida.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

UNIVERSITY or VIRG'A Public ever.
e'ses Will be h.ld in the Ro,unda on :ho
iih Of July. On that occasion. the Hon
X. VI. r. HUNTER will deliver an addr.s,
before the Society Of Hmm Tn. An
nual Meeting of the .iliiuinI will take
place on the 18th July.
RioAmoad Hkis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

A COW belonging to Co; Woiben Of
Philadelphia oflhe short horn Durham.
breed. yielded last week 1874 quarts. OF
nearly seven gallons Of milk per dsy On
The average. Another COW Of The sane
stock. also ~ possession Of Col. W Is sAld
to BE- rated at a higher value than any
other IN The country he having lately re-
fused $500 for her
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

child about three years old, son Of Mr..
Wesley Br'mhall, Of ShepherLS,ovn, was so Sc
vereiy burned few days since, by is clothes
taking FIRE IA 'hc temporary absence OF ITS mo-
thcr, that II expired III about two hours after the
accident.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

The next State Elections occur in August
when the following States elect Representatives
Rhode Island, North Carolina, Louisiana. Ten
nesser. Indiana, Illinois, and MisSouri-In all
OF when tue Wings arc s,,rrins, and will render
good account Of themselves.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
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Majority for Lucas c" Democrat" "dred IN
he vool') = Van Barren majority ~ The Isa
Presidential election -.
The Nev YORK Wig" Cby the way. paper
n The eohduci of uh,eh much talent. inas,srv
and acquaintance With he political affairs ofvif.
gina and ihs Whole country, are slAibs,sJ)
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

The Wing candidates for Conrre.. rom
The District OF Baltimore are The Hon J
=. kennsdy and Charles " Pitts. Esq.
OF Mr.. Kennedy u - not Beeeusry ~
speak, his counirymsn such portion II
Them a. have gotten a. far into their edo.
Gallon ~ the art % reading. know him
pretty well. Mr. pius Ne kaow no, 90
much about. but people sfe probably pret.
" isvorably Impressed by tie abuse heap.
ed upon han by The Loco Foco paper, Of
That cily.-N. y. GassHe
peuy COOL tesi. Nc G.rrus. a ~, pa.
popuisrHy u s0fii bsre besn o. us sad g., 49,.
Wing psfiv gsnsfsiie setrs~ ~ sonBtsue,. b.t
We orrsn ~ rue rsHrT here Hesf~d he noa.,es,,
% sfy o'bcf 10y Barr. CHsostctt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
.qggoiafa,sfby n. P,e,iy,at

El' Moore Surveyor Of she Distinct and
Inspector Of The Revenue Tor the port of
New York. 10 take effect on the lst Of
Ja'y seHi, 50 place Of Hector Craig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

TAs 50 Louis Rspubiieaa rslsisss singular
ersumsssoes hat whilst u.aa wss on his trial
~ that eity Tor psssing couaisrfst nois. zee
nois t'slf sss stolen from sosrt. sod TIE
seeas1d party had consequently 70 be rtlsassd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

We observe that arrangements have
been made already IN several parts Of 'tr
country fnr the celebration of The iff /
July We hope that, every where ,tr
spiuh may prevail We have alna,,
neeh ~ ia'er Of encouraging public TO-
nors on The Nsiional holidays he th q
Jolly abd the I'D February. # T. rs'r-
Otto aud grateful. ltexcites connie.
d1bIe pubhe 'rifi. !, keeps alive le,.
Inss which should never be sNiibguish.l
All men, OF all parties Of oil sges. ouslt
10 unite on these occsnons
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

The Boston Atlas, from which these particu.
lars are derived, (sayS the Baltimore Chronicle
sums up the prospects and results as follows:
REHABILITATION
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

CAUCHr.-1t siIl be remembered that
a notice Mas published in our paper a few
days since Of the "Swartwou,ing' Of the
Cashier Of the Bank at Liiehfeld Conn.
A heavy reward $500 We think. was
offered for his detection. The ST. Loui.
Bulletin of the 9Th inst states tina, he has
been arrested, and was then in prison in
that city. He arrived at ST Louis on the
very day the notice reached there and had
taken passage for New Orleans, on his
wav toTexas, We presume. An old acquain.
lance met him and conversed With him. -
His confused manner attracted his siten.
ton. and on mentioning IT To iIiend he
was shown paper containing the sdver-
'isement. Constsbles were pu, upon the
track and the result was his arrest,
Bah Chron.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

IN omission occurred N our lat. IN giving the
election returns f9f lbs Congressional dtsirci.
We prevent the Official result IN corrected
form. and I'D the vote a. The last Pfesidenual
elsrfttu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

An AWKWARD PREpicAMEST A gen
uemas, Mr.. X. who went out IN the Ere
steamer last week. from Buffalo, had ia
ken berth IN one of the state rooms on
deck, the state room next 20 his having
been secured by a gentleman and has
~iie. Mr.. X. wishing TO retire early,
went by mistake Into the married gentle
macs state room, and thinking IT to be
bis own. slowed himself away very snug.
ly IN the upper berth. and was IN . shor,
time sound asleep. The lady. who had
been reading IN the cabin. wishing TO 90 to
bed. aud not seeing her husband at hand
vent 10 her state room, and was surpTis-
ed to find hun as she supposed asleep
in has berth. Not sishinx 10 awake him.
she undresSed herself. aud wa los, on
the point 81 getting into her berth. when
the supposed husband sprang up snd tx
olaimed.-owbo's there" a. may ma.
tufally be supposed. the lady screamed
and crouched ia one corner OF the small
room; and It happened jus, at ,ha, mo-
ment that he husband made has appear
anoe. Being rather testy gentle an,
and perhaps wIthsl OCCASIONALLY haunted
by the 'ereen-eyed monster" he did not
Wait tor an explanation; but seizinx The
'irespasser by the shirt collar. pulled him
from has berth. and Without even stopping
10 venture a remark upon his question:.
BILE situation. attempted to lhrus, han up
on deck. Mr.. X. on the other haad.
having too yrsa, respect for decency tn
greet all has fellow passengers sans culofis
was compelled to defend himself aglIns,
beng thus summary disposed of-ani
while endeavorlng TO push hlm through
the door. The married nan va, h,m..li
forced upon the deck. and .ock-d out OF
his own room. the Captain aud a crowd
VI passengers Immediately as,embled-
Mr.. X threw open the window-,ender.
ed an explain atInn-it Was accented. and
he peru,ltied 10 dress and retire. The
ohasrln of the tssty geatlem cannot be
described. lie had not only made a
fool Of himself before all the passengers
but had very impoli;elv exposed s,ran-
ger m he very face Of his oAn ~ire. uho
Ike vIrtuous woman, sat passive durinx
the WHOLE ridiculous scene.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

The "Anii-RiSeS, OF "imPraeucable whiys, -
the Enquirer enumeraies rs follows:
"Aecomae =, Albemar!e 2, Elizabeth City and
warwick l. ESsex I, Gloucester I, James Cny,
York and Williamsburg I, kanawha l, Norfolk
Borough 10.
-Four OF these "imprseneshies' are Sub-Trea-
sury wings, yn MeSsrs. Bayiy OF Accomac,
Gregory OF James City. Smith u Gloucester,
and Allyn Of Norfolk Borough.
The doubtful" coun,i-s are; Lee SMITH, and
farewell.
The "sIX" Conservative Of the Enquirer are,
MessrS. Anderson, Funtainc. and Guulc, Of The
Senate, AMI MeS>rs. Lockridge, CTuich6eil and
Payne. IA the House. The remaining seven,
are claimed as sink swim" supporters of the
Admin i,,ra,ion. or set down doubtful"
By the above estimate OF the Enquirer. Il will
be seen that after all hts hgurng, and after press
ing into his service nearly all the Conservatives
he can make out but - "Anti-Rives R-pnbl-
cans" lacking i've to make n majority on Joint
balloi-and Grating to ,le " hiss aud Conser-
vaiives ('roIudiny three whom he claims a. doubt
full The decisive number OF si-a majority on
POINT ballot.
So. after all, the Enquirer Is obliged to ac-
acknowledge deficit IA the number necessary
10 elect an ADMINISTRATIVE ScnaJor-and To adj
mt that 'the de j. probably IN the bands If the
lew Conservatives aud VI the Impracueabie
Wings"
CIPHER and figure and compute a. the Van
Buren, organs may. THEY ARE BEATEN IN
THE STATE AND ~ THE EEGiSLA.
TURE. Let ons-hat of the - Conservatives
finch from the support Of their puuci piles. aud
ihs Wings will stall have an Anu-Nan Buren, ma
Jor',y VI a, least SIX on loint ballot
There will be five or SIX cases Of contested
election IN the neat House II Delegates.
la Hampshire COUNTY. Mr.. oiell lwhrr) has
served Il notice 81 Contest on Mr.. Allen ". B.
who was rcturne.; by votes
la Hanover county, although White, V. r. has
30 majority, Dr. Curtis, Wing. contests, and II Is
confidently believed a scrutiny will gaze han the
seat
In Mnr,ha!l county, John Scott, V. g.. is re-
| turned hy votes over l. III Caldwell Wing
Mr. contests, AMI It Is behcycd viii show a
decided majority OF legal votes.
In Norfolk Borough, VIM. T.. Cunningham,
liberal Wing, contests the sea, OF John r Ty Ter.
imprac,icable. AnI-Rives Wing, who Ia returned
by ~ majority.
The only county, - far as We can hear that
the Van Buren,ics talk OF contesring, IS King
George, where Tayloe. Wig, has beaten lIooc,
v H., by majority. HIooe beat Tayloe by I
votes on the FIRST return last ycaT-Tayloe con-
tested; vas agreed 10 submit to n new election
and TaylOe was elected by : votes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

I7f"re'finR Scsas on Hs Fown II la.
~ he New York Lxpress ss,s Oh.
teacher q the various Sunday S,i 4,
have entered into an atrangsmett g.
have The children celebrate the D.,
staten leland W manner y ofthy .I I-
occasion AZ least ficSnfy nomaa.
embark 10 siesm snd tow boats Isrt ..
'he l'land. and 10 grove selected o. t-
occasion. spend The day 10 sfsr.... nd
hspry msnnFr Pfosnons viii Pei. .
n''hed, and every arrangement made tf
",I 'sieiy and enjoyment Ite.f'
sausfsciion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

Il @erif run a,ray ,rhb.-On the 23d
uli. MIR. BTo,herton, the Sheriff Of 81.
Louis, attached the steamboat Gen. Bra
dy. On the night Of the 9th the Depu.
y sheriff, MIR. Lacy. slept on board A.
bout ! o clock IN he morning the boa,
was raising steam. and he rushed To the
pilot house and took possession Of The
wheel. but The pilot and hand, overpow-
cred mm and put of with the boat, Deputy
Sheriff and all, for New Orleans 4 con.
siderable distance b.low. Mr.. Lacy wa.
put on shore. On Saturday last. the She
rh, Mr.. Bro,herton, lett 81. Louis IN pur-
suit OF the boat.
OF course there will be a criminal pro-
secuiion sgalns, the officers OF the boat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

Fatal .9ecidsai Yesterday evening
man apPsrshtiy Intoxicated. Tell wnh b..
neck directly over . rail Of the Southwark
raj road a car fsll Of passengers pafsinR
over he neck separated The unfortunate
man head from his shsoldeu. This d,
another sad eHsmple for those who undo.
y use intoxicating drinks Phil HeyaM
d.. DJo" has bsea seu,sFesd 70 sbs Pssnss,isry
f0s sstsB yesra
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
Vow ne BsIlimsr, Chronieie.

BALTIMORE DISTRIcr NOMINATIONS
The Van Ruren Convention winch
met al EllIcolts mills. on Saturday no.
minated JAMES CARROLL, and Solomon
hiLLEN. Jr. as Candidates for the House
OF Representatives. from this District
lhese are two very respectable "prnII,.
men whom We shall beat with great eas.
Mr.. CARROLL Is OF one of the oldest
tsdsrGI families i. the State. and. IN that
particular, resembles the late "D,moeyof.
&c member. Mr.. HowARD. Although
a gentleman OF large fortune and perfect
leisure he has, We understand, stipulated
that he shall not be called upon 10 adj.
dIes' the people.
1t. Col. lIILLEN has been before the
people heretofore aud va, once elected
by the Wings 10 the Legislature from Bal.
iimore county. lie !, as clever fellow
as YOU will meet IN days nds. and we
shall regret. after the election is owe,
mat 81 Vas not IN our power 20 vote for
MN. lie -, also, a gentleman" of
handsome estate, aud II was understood
- 10 DC TIE active campligncr We shall
nave sport now, and. we hope. al IN
good humour. We have not word 10
say agalns. the "gentlemen" whom our
opponents have brought forward. except
that We dislike their Loco Focoisn. which
Is Of the worst order. as much a. ue Ike
themselves personally. Mr.. CARRoLL.
we understand. has been nominated with
the expectation Of getting wing votes
This eXpedient has failed before. Evil
il' now. In the grest strife for pr,nei.
pies the lies Of ffiendsbip aud Of blood
will DO alike forgotten.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

sE.N:IrOR ia pia-, y NJ Rirr. The narnss
e. q. W Lefh. Governor Ty.rr, Judge Alien.
tWmgs.) Aulsew Stevenson. John = Nsson.
James McDowsl,tY D. ) and James u Masaa
(CoaserysuveI have teea mentioned through
ere public prh's ia coHneE.on w4ih tie senate
ual Election next F.uisr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20


FROM FLORIDA ~ ,6.I ,nforr nation from
I"'''i''',c '''',' 'h-' he SrrAgai possible ,,o,-
''''' 80 vac i''i'o'' Of tlo''ia, aud that 'hc
'''e 81. '''"''".a - tax The var into
,, w. - '''"''''' "'re o.
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Go,.rns.-t s..,,L,
i.d,-n ,,ken ~ k.ll,i wr~,,,. -, ,o,,. .,,,.,,
ior iurth.r t.f;ieul.r, ---ualr. Au,u,,.x
Toe L54.,aa.an. the rr-s-,,., ...,.,,. ..,-
cal Loco Focl journal of, \.,, o....... -
80, uroa ,l.e tr,1t. made t, f:., -.
with tAc Ssn.u5,-, ot..r,r,--..yI. .......t,.
p.e..I.rt Van r1,,Y ana ,,.. S.,,..,-. -, ~,
ale entirely i.u.f,3toCni,a., ..,,.-.,.t.
les subject ~, ,l.,,o, d, ,, ,r......t....
court m,f,.,l,, C.,-, ,.,,..., t, =.
Naconab but obeye.I lie ,r.,r.,.,.,. ,,r.c,r-
i.an.ier IN Ch.rt. Il,r,.a Va, I,.,., ,..l.,.rr
,,to T.. co,,, ,,,,,.,lt..t. ,,.I.,r,r-
r.. r..,.,.,..... ...,.,. 49,,
~ '''' 'i'n instant caves
--' O.. -a i'T ."-F 7i in~"'-
80 '''' i'''e' 81 ""eh uey
-. '''..'' arg MANI ~ IN a pre-
" '''1" -" Ut ".'. pea "i'h-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
ELECTION IN An1us co,,Tv p,

LECTION IN ADAMS COUNTY, PA
Ihs election 10 gu the Ieat Of Mr. stsytn.. de.
eIafed-vassnt by the loco foeos Of the Penn.yl-
wanna House Of Delegates, ha, resulted 10 the
return OF that gentleman BY majority Of four
hundred and siNiy-h'e votes.
Both Houses Of the Legislature Of Pernsyl'a-
MA have passed resolution 90 ADJOURN on Tues
day The 21'h iast Mr. Stevens vail probably
'aAs hrs seat on the i9tb, unlss. ,Le maj ,rty Of
'ha Lesi'hiare should again resort to some law
ls" process to exclude a Representative Of tie
people
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
A REAL. TRAGEnY


The Louisville papers give an accoun,
Of real tragedy which ocsurred on the
stage OF the theatre at that city. The
piece IN representation was the French
:py, IN which an actor ~ the name o,
Lowe Personaied one. OF the minor charac-
tiers. During the frat act he was requir.
ed TO IRE pistol at another character and
ret;eai IN haste. lie discharged the pIs.
toi and commenced bis retreat. at the
same hme drawing 4 bavonet which he
had IN belt at his side. With hi, face
turned towards the object at which be
had fired he was leaving the stage when
he ran against The SIDE scene. driving the
bayonei into bis body several inches. He
staggered moment and fell snd IN a
very few moments hi, spirit had fed
The scene Is described as one peculiarly
painful and calculated TO create an extra.
ordinary degree Of gloom over both actors
and audience. The play continued To
The end doll and spiritiess. notWiih,iand.
ing the really tragic event which had ar
eompained us opening. We remember
That some few wears since. a youth of tai.
ent and highly eslimated ~ 'he circle IN
~hich he moved, became a member Of
Ihesplan society ~ Nashville. We think
The night came on Tor The fepresentstInn
OF play ~ public. lie performed the
character Of Ber'ram and 1hen he came
10 the scene where he destroys himself
he drew the dagger. and 9th the excla.
nation. II die no f. Ions death \ warrior.
~espon frees vafrior's soul. he rlung
ed Il 70 his heart. The evsat ws.regard.
ed Is accidental. The Rev. J. y MsHit
Of The Methodist Church. wrote a most
touching and beautiful obituary notice Of
the youth. which was extensively eorted
ga The journals Of that day BgH Chron.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
TIE NEXT PRrSIDr\Cy - =

The NEXT PRESlDENCY.--Sc an a..
mHAb.e arte.c GA this subject on The Gas, pay~.
nom INC Alexandra Gazette. Tie sound ,,eus
ana Wholesome aimou'uon AM good feeling u
taa' article. duly Needed AMI rec gryea'ca by the
"his' OF the Con:eieIacy. vii lead to the anew
liable overthrow OF the OHre Party.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

~ The recent session Of the lr.l
''a'es Circuit Court ~ Mi.,isary. i's
were iNeniy hundred ca,s. .n f.s
d'oksi' The fees Of the CleIk ri 600
' QUIZ ior The session. we're vpvsIis
lhe Nteksbufg Sentinel announcs, 10
failure Of The house Of Bspnat F.r n,
lion d dollars
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

-M'fmcioig Ssamjo1i disaster and loss
81 hfe The Eastern mail bring, us &C..
counts Of . melancholy disaster 10 boat
on The northern waters by which = mum.
bfr Of passengefs lost their lives. The
British Steamer llull. belonging 70 Mon.
,rral. ioes ire and Wss entirely consumed.
when The caiastrpphe was discovered shs
- ron - near shore a. possible IN order
Wat The passengsr' might escape. Ia.
fortunately. however. 20 ihs conh.ion
consequent, number Of them leaped
overheard aud vsfs los' The rest vere
taksa safely 70 shore IN the boats
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

BEAT i4fs Uho cas We undsr's-
'ha' sifaWbeHy wsi gathered iron
Eafden Of Mr. JAWS WISsr.>
Cosfeh h'l. measuring upasrd. ~ t''
inches IN circumference. Il uasaW
mot superb Slrawbsuy. and ,sld 70 .
We largest ever raised ia Virgisis
R,sAmgns Hsf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

coLLAR BOos-The Indianapolis. Ia Jour.
nal states that a rumor la. just reached that
place that tho Hon. RATLFrE Book has succeed
nj Gov. Lucas as Governor Of Iowa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

We annex Do Classification II the Richmond
10 l4ftf -ani .ea'e time b. decide vhlrh csii-
mA'c % iA- result is nos, accurate
All errors. as af as W uaIersiant then
SAYS ihs ~ lGuer br,rg rafrecir.i he rariies
900 ''e neAi Ii"usc ~ Deieeafs, VAL stand On he
',.i oi DE ~egaforai ri-euun
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

MR.. RIVES.-We infer from Indications
lately given by these who are snppc sci 10 know
aud speak the sentiment, OF Mr.. Ryes, that he
IS about abandon las position Of ARMED neu-
uohiy." The last Charlottesville Jcllerson.an.
thc organ OF Mr.. T., contains the following r.-
marks N relation 10 rs not vouns at lhe late
election
We have no hesitation IN saying that had
MIR. Rlyes voted be would have recorded hi,
vote FOO Ma. Garland tCou.rIyatye) aud DR..
Cooke tWMg) II there be treason OF non
comm.ttaiism N this, let the Enquirer make The
lnoSt of ~. We know not what Nh EUcs
thinks on things 10 general az who ~ gIu vote
foe rs President DC But thl, W. Will say. that
We 10 not think ,Hai he can o. ought 10 support,
Mr. Van Buren, under any Circumstance. Eu;.
'aliiie.'nt o. ihe dag IS the eyl thereof"
strong desire - manifested by all parties 10
know Mr.. Raves sentiments IN reference 10 A
contest between Mr. Clay and Nir. Van Buren
for she next Presidency and, Tor our,e.,e,. We
can see 10 substantial reason why be should an,
iouser withhold his views or intention, upgn lie
subject. The Conseryau.e parry viii have no
candidate ct th-ir own-Nr Van Buren, i, de-
'-Fmiued 20 adhere 90 Boo, SuJ-Tieasufy sch,u.e,.
--anl surely Mr. r. asl b., parry csnno, long
state hciEeen 'hc great orator and statesman
81 Tue West aEi Tia hui- Iaif .4.ng '.i. Howe,
"a ihe lJot'ep,,' Of kaIeMoea
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Mn. Rlvrs.-AS touching the present
rersonai and party Preferences II Mr..
RiVEs, tho Madsonnn, which ought 10
be pretty good authority ia Tie case. .ay,:
You may rest assured. ihal h. will stand
alooi and touch not Martin Van Buren,
nor las satellites except II be Z, give
them dressing, and help 10 send hem
IEto tie retirement they deserve We
doubt u he would vote Tor Van Buren, Tor
the meancst Office 50 the State
|. -. IN our view Of the matter. clearly
impossible llf Mr. Rives % lend any All
direct or inaiTect 90 Van BursHi.m with.
oYt such a certain and evident sscn6os
ot principle and sell respect on his part
e. no true son Of the OH Dominion could
submit 10.
Mr.. Rves can AID Van Bureui.m nsi.
tierdfectly nor indirectly. And sinco .
position Of neutrality 90 bic part. ~ any
question q men or measures involving
tie interests Of the administration rart..
would afford decided. though indirect All
20 that party. j. follows ~ matter Of
course, lha, VIZ. Riyes cannot take that
position. tie true position. 10 coming
issues. according 10 az the dictates n req.
con, justice and common sense. Will he
that q Incorporating hostility" 20 the
mon and measures 81 tie Destructive oar.
~. with which Mr.. Van Barren has be.
come thoroughly Identified. On th,s
poili, IS shings have gone. there y No
room for doubt, and no need fOr fear