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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-27

n Real Freak Of Fortune" Two
days ago., says the Audience, "a coun-
try girl. who had spent all her money at
lottery Of bandkerchiefs, collars, and
other articles. on a public promenade at
Versailles. offered her umbrella 10 the
keeper Of the stall as security Of some
more tickets. The man refused 10 com.
ply with her request, but told her, that II
she would allow him to cut off her hair,
be would give her, in exchange for it. 20
tickets. The poor girl, in the hope Of
rcdeeming her fortune. consented, and in
a minnie the Scissors Of the despoilcr had
deprived her OF this ornament Of her sex
The girl played on until nineteen OF her
tickets cane cp 5lceks. The twentieth
was a prize. On opening the paper the
lottery keeper read II aloud 10 the persons
who we're crowding around him, a1d v no
were .eoovuIsed with laugh,er-i, was a
comb. Paris paper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-27

Miss Fly Of Massachusetts,, has reco-
vered 300 dollars Of Mr.. Eros, for breach
OF marriage promise. He cour,ed her one
year. and the jury allowed one dollar per
day for the time.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-27

TENNEssEE.-The las, Nashville pa
perS are filled with the details OF the or.
der OF proceeding, procession. SC. which
were TO be observed al the meeting Of
the great South Western Wing Conven-
thin. which was TO be held in that CITY
on the 18th inst. Many thousands from
the adjacent states, as well as from the
different sections of Tennessee, were ex.
pected To be present. The Hon. Henry
CLAY waste be there among the specially
invited guests.
Mr.. Grundy, with his colleagues, An
derson. Turney, and Watterson. on their
way westward, addressed the People at
Blountsville. Jonesborough, Greenville.
Rogersville, AMI Rutledge, and were met
by General Arnold at every place with
the exception Of the first. An incident
which took place at one Of these meet.
ings is worth telling Mr.. Grundy allud-
ed, in one of his speeches, - the Balii-
more Convention of Wing Young Men
as being composed Of the silk stocking"
gentry" Gen. Arnold made a very prac.
teal reply, by directing the attention OF
the People 10 the Senator'S ruffled shirt
pumps, massive gold rings and breast pin,
ana asked if "he wasn't pretty pink Of
Democracy 10 talk OF silk stocking gen.
try :" The answer vas conclusive. Be.
fore his mex, speech. Mr.. Grundy had
borrowed another shirt.
Maj. Eaton has quarelied with the
President since his return from Spain,
and both he and his lady denounce him
IN the strongest terms. Major L. declares
he will take the stump in Tennessee and
do all in his power 10 Dust Mr.. Van Bu-
rem. How will this take with Gen. Jack
son He and Eaton and Mrs. Eaton are
bosom friendI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-27

Tie miserable attempts Of The Federal pres,
backed by Psitcoat Allen and Pnces affidavit
to create The impression that Gen. Harrison was
a Fcicraiisl N % weigh 0othing against such
such testimony as ihs following. Gen. Jossph
DsriiHgfos 81 Wesi Union, q one Of the sur
viging membefs OF The Territorial Legislature 10
Cincinnati ~ 1893 has written a ietfer 10 WIN
Creighton. Jr. Esq 81 Chuiicofie. In which he
states hat General Harrison vas supported and
elected Delegate n Congress - nc Rep0b'i-
can candidate 30 opposition 81 Arthur So Clair
ile Federal candidate He SAYS
During that session ! was yell acquaini-
I'd with Gen. Hanson and we'll know that
hewss believed by Ill The republican nem-
bers u that Legislatufeto be a firm fcpub.
iican and a supporter of Me Jefferson 5
political principles. add under that impress
sion eag elected q Delegate TO Congress
by 'he kepuhlicsn members 0f The leg.
is'a'1re Of 1879. Il StIl not be uecessa-
~ i'r ne 90 say 20 you, who have been
acquainted Vith me lor forty years, that
was A. ihaitime a Republican. and we'll
acquainted wi,h and engaged IN all The
ae'' and proceedings ol the Republican
party 90 ihe Legislature.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-27
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
IMpORrAN-r rnoNt Nrxico

by an arrival at New Ohraas late and
highly important Indulgence ha, been
received.
Urea. the late Republican leader. bad
escaped from the dungeon Of the lnqui.
sltion, aroused the People. attacked and
captured the city of Mexico. aud made
President Busiamenie a prisoner. Bus
tamen;e however, subsequently, got bis
liberty, and called the centralis,s 10 The
rescue, and a general battle is yet 10 de-
eide which party shall remain master Of
the capital.
The city of Mexico being in this con-
di,ion. with two armed factions in its
streets. Santa Anna arrived aud offered
his aid to Bus,amen,e, the President, TO
expel the Federalists. he was Informed
that they could be expelled without his
AID. The government papeis confidently
predict the entire overthrow Of Urea aud
the Revolu:ionists. The President has
issued his proclamation promising a speedy
restoration Of tranquility and the punish.
ment OF the insurgents.
By the late Foreign News it appears
that some difficulties have arisen between
France aud England, in relation TO the
treaty concerning Egyp, and Turkey
The French press uses very milan matory
language. and many apprehend war.
old School and .Nelc Sc5ooL-The Al
bany Argus, abiding TO our paragraph
relative TO decision in this State. involv-
ing the merits OF the controversy between
the Old School and New School of the
Presbyterian church. ssys.-.N Y. Jour.
Of Com.
I'VE are led TO believe that The Jour
nal Is in error IN attribu,ing the decision
IN the case 10 which IT refers, 10 the
Chancellor. The cause was referred by
that functionaTy TO the Vice Chancellor
Of the second circuit, but owing to indis-
position on the Par, Of the latter, was
finally argued before Judge GIidley Of
the fifth circuit, whose decision, az We
understand was in favor OF the New
School party. II NAV not be am.s TO add
that in consequence Of the Ill health OF
the counsel TO whom the management of
the cause had been chiefly entrusted by
the unsuccessful party, it was not as fully
argued on their par, as under other cir
cumsiances might have been expected"
Rae Timothy Flint We are sure that many
OF our readers will par,ake Of the sorrow We
feel in reading the following obituary notice,
from the Salem Gazette -
Died, on Tuesday evening last. in
Reading, Mass, at the residence Of his
brother, of lingering and painful Gisor.
der, TIMOTHY FLINT, aged 60, well known
IN America, and on the other side Of the
Atlantic, as the author Of various works,
that have given him rank among the
most distinguished writers of our country.
The troy they do Things-FoRr AD-
AMs.-Wth pleasure we learn that or
deTs have been received from the War
Department TO recommence work on the
iortfca,ions at Fort Adams, immediate
ly.-.NtUPort Mercury.
This is so far true" says the Newport
Herald Of the Times; but we learn i, is
expressly stipulated that those employed
are 10 give the Government credit until
April-and the same on the Public works
in Boston. $4,000 dollars expressly sp.
Propriated, and give the Government
credit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-27
Wheat Machine for Sale.
Notice. Trcspasscrs, and
SION,

ANiNO sustained great injury by persons
IA passing through IN, farm, leaving nv gate.
open, aud breaking of their laiohes, nud sx-
posing mr. helds 10 the depreciation Of strange
stock. aud letting my own cut. To my great an
hoy anee wa De glad, m future, Il tins notice
bs attended TO, a. I do not wish 10 resort IN
any uniriendly proceedings, IN point Of law
which ~'!l Joi!0'o, II the practice be not scon-
unHed. JULIET A. JACK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-27
REMOVAL.

INiE subscriber respectfully announces 10
- i,.f4rnts spJ b,- faol,c, that he has re-
H'~'ea ~. Sloss fsr . .ho,t ,,s.s SRlil his sew
roo'n 30 hn,shsd. 10 the Savings Institution,
where hs vail De pleased 10 receive call q ON
We public gensr4lii. Ills stock OF Goods -
complete, aud vail be sold on accommodating
"t@'' WA. =. LOCK.
Cbatlestown. August 81 lSlo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-27
CLARKE LAND
For sale.


II WISH 10 Sell, Sory Valuable TAQud
- siH-ted an the CoGatJ Of lake. add az
J'i"ins Inc lands % Ncssrs John snd Jose A,
smith lanes Gfigg,, &c. sc. TIL, Farm D,
"nhin mile and half u Thom2,o n's Depot.
and contains
300 acres OF strong Limo
stone Land.
h'sh'y or ninety OF which are in Timber. the
balance IN fine state Of cultivation 100 acre.
Ossuuiulis set IN olOser This Is one Of the
, oe,' grass farms IN tie valley, and pro-
duees wheat, corn, rye, aad oats. .an.I n, i.,,t
10 s"y IN the neishbOurhoOd, a. the ns,xhbor,
can testify. TIE Improvements are toIerablr
Perhaps II might sare trouble TO state the pric.
anu terms OF payment. will take nine ihou.
sAhd dollars for At. o0e-,hi,d in hand, the ba
,'nee "a sax equal annual payments, bearing in.
terest from the date
W. W. TnR0cKNIoRToN.
Angus, ~. isi0-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-27

The pane Or Lord IS fousa s,oea time, 10
fhs Oid Tesameut
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-27
Trustees sale Of
LAND. MILL. 60.

virtue u deed o. trust from Cbsfis.
- siafburk 90 NE undrrsgred. uosg Of
record On the Office ~ ihe Clerk " ne Count,
Court u Berkeiey County twill oHcr ~ public
auction, before The Coafi. House ~ N.funs.
burg 80 bsndfy fh, Is n S.p'tatt, Hsff. lhat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-27

"IlLL RI SOLD, E public snot,on. or,
IhundsS. fhs 2Tth day n .fuguH asIf. It
'h' hts fs''detee Of Mathew Rsa.oo deed.
near |hAHe''o"n, Jthsrsou county, virginia,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-27
MILL PROPERTY.

~ tie Nouh ~ tbr Opeq I0u creek plseb..sd
10y sIti q. O. Saf1Irk from the Afu,H,.If.t.r
" Ga ihe aiii snnexsd Of james Foiem.b dee'f
Attached in me Mtu issbogt
81 Acres o. Land.
AIsn 81 ur1vdti ms.ffy 81 ne aIl,,srt
tract. BE- lonEug Go iisrey 50. Fsfemas snd a.
q stsrhurA upon sh.eb sro The
Due''Hg Housc, Store House, Bun.
Subj,
MI Other valuable improvrmssts AnB 90
iAs hne bsteeeH n.is au1 the 6fst-neBtiots5
'fs-i. BE- a most valuable ard extensive
IIS[s.-, s,s,.r,
W aH tni property. Hfs. stsfbulk. should
'ts survive ttr tgsbsnd. si1 BE- fsttiei 10
doVer Abd, aa tte .sst tatnsloasI 1sst ltsrs
f." previous Tea ~ secure sou.sghlnr Ike
- Unl
snl causey such t,.ie aaIg e. q vested .n
ne p ihe deed u iftst. which is believed o. be-
ralaA
ICas-- one-ihift eash 90 che delivery of ihs
deef 81 oasaitfi BOZ tse,rs ugaus from the day
oi sais ons-lhifi n tashty fosf months
with iptsresi Thrtso isst pty fnsbs 70 BE- -
cured ~ nosd I'D approved persoasi sesufity.
sad e deed Of ifatt oH ere prsnsss
Les. &c., f,asss.
August 90, ist0 la
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-27
Prem ihs NEG fork CSs5isr and Enquirer.
TIP ~ AR ERON INDIANA

The result Of the recent election IA Ia.
diana must be peculiarly gratifying 20 MIR.
Van Buren, and Amos Kendall. Ii Is a
glorious ,indica,ion Of Gen. Harrison
( IRON the foul SANDERS with which the
Globe has assailsJ his civil and military
administration OF the Western territory.
Here II IS that Gen. Harrison is best
knoSn. The people Of Indiana have
summered aud win.ered him long enough
TO understand aud appreciate has charac.
ter. and the immense Harrison majority
which they have now exhibited at the
polls IS the overwhelming testimony of
cloud ot witnesses to the integrity, be.
nevolence. moral worth. and intellectual
ability OF the man who has done more
Tor bis country, with less reward, than
any other OF her sons.
lndiara. according 10 Amos Kendall
and Mr.. Van Buren's GIo5s. is the State
IA which Gen. Harrison sold white men
and women into slayery-Where he IN.
hieted THiRrY.NINE STRIPES on helpless
maidens aud little orphans that nobody
loved;' where he displayed the infinite
erueltles and bafbaraties OF a combined
Nero and Blue Besrd-riding the People
rough shod, and especially prosecuting
poor servants for buying chickens against
the law. The People OF Indiana know
how much truth there is in all this and
they have spoken their sentiments EN-.
pha,ically a, The polls. This thunder will
answer Amos KeEdalrs turn no longer.
The North and the South are not TO be
humbugged by such nonsense. after The
Great West has thus spoken out for the
man o: ITS choice. The People OF Indi.
ana are well satisfied with the Generals
administration OF their government. and
we imagine that 1t Will be very difficult
Tor the Globe TO get Up any intense sym
pathy for People so insensible TO their
own grta, injuries as TO give such a ma
jorI,y OF their sunIages 10 the author If
their callmiiies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-27

hFNfrcRv-The Repub'ican. a few
week since. published ihe remuneration
oi "'esl'iis 'dlsiinguished Wing, as
an sNiasoce Of The many CHANCES going
on Tor Van Buren, 10 that State, What
woadeTiul msn that WicklifFe must be
-.-es,i,nge down or literally cutting ~
the wing mgor'ty 20 rITrEEs on SIX
IEEN TnorsANn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-27

BY the late Foreign News. it appears
that some difficulties have arisen between
France and England, in relation TO the
treaty concerning Egyp, and Turkey
The French press uses very milan matory
language, and many apprehend a war.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-27
E'FBLFC S.sEE.

JOIy 30. 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-27

Martinsburg. Berkeley Co, Va
August -. Is4O
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02
raos m. ..ns-.l ,~rill,srsora.


TIE passage of The Potomac lhrrmxh thc
Hue kdes -. perhaps. one of The mesi stipend
nus scenes IN Mature. You siani en q rery hiKh
point OF land On your right co<nas NJ Tho she
nandoaf. having ranged along The foct of the
mountains one hundred miles 20 SEEK ssrnt---
On your I'm approaches the Potomac, IN Quest
of Passass siso. In DE ncnens of lbs juno
read u aspsder. and ps.s OF 70 The "a This
scene IS worth vcysEt srrosk shs Aslznssc."
iSxGpssss .Ss<<s 81 Ybxisis
Pilgrim Of other eiipesi o'er ocean ~
Fptsa classic D<iHhk or 0iynpian height,
To Western skies, On yon Blue Ridge 70 tread.
Where eagler soar in their enal aishsl
IL scenes sublime OF beastl<pi 6eiighi,
Care on the mes.iain s<enrsy ssound;
Two mighty sivers ru<hin& % tks sighi.
Through pass s'urendous, ron vish narnaring
sound,
whsre ersi in var they rose, and burs, De Al
pine bound.
Here pause awhile, and mus at mooalishi hour,
When sleep in silence all the shadow hills,f
For boiler thoughts than e'er She worids> mead
Can sis,. TIE germ, sf ID place issis.
Here HE. who fornd dis kl3ss, snf kciEe ellis,
As distant ages rise IA qaitk array
With sense OF that omnipoienee vijeh thrills
The very soul-to think there was slday
Earn 'renold Al his look, and notntains son
derd lay,
wosld you on Allegheny = summit standl
woods wave DER woods IN deed successive
No stream meanders through The boandis.s land.
And old ~ Time each giant Tree appears.
Beneath whose shade the lRdian knkw no fears ;
Or. from the white hills ofshs Ndkthen sky,
oaze' where but nountaiAPil'd n mountain
Whose snowy top the azure bee rens seemed
nigh,
Whose base the earthquake ,ouchd where rocks
in ruins he.
No lovelier landscape meets the vitw than this;
No mighlirG monumenl Of powet is seen;
~ impending cliff, the vaie. the home OF bliss.
The waters rushing these dark he ghts be, ween,
The village spire. the mill. the forest green,
Vu'eanS dire war-shups, busy h4uuis Of men,
And rivers gliding in one payh serebe,
AL charm the eye that looks On mountain,
strram, or glen.
A railroad winds Paiapsco's hanks hloag
For many mile, where vernal beauties CLEAN
On the still waters; and The birds Of song,
Struck with their Plumage in tie PictuTd
stream,
Fill every grove with loves enchanting dream.
II winds through sceaes romantic . the eye,
Mid buds and blossoms fragrant and you seem
In magic car or hill and dale 20 nv,
When 10! above your head The Blue Ridge rises
high.
SOuls,rring spot In memory Of yore,
At Harpers-FeFry every bosom Warms;---
Bursting the foreign yoke their fathers bore,
Thy gallant sons, Virginia, rose in arms,
And hill and valley echo'd with alarms;
Like thy Potomac, when the mount air-thEone
u shook and broke, Nov, with triumphant
charms,
Free roll its waves, 10 fame ard commerce known,
And lingering pass the shrine where tn Mighty
sleeps alone.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02
ORNBRAI. INTELLIGENCE.
TRxAs-MExIco-NEW REPUBIIC

EAAAS-MkAICO-NE REPUBLIC.
Adviees from Texas 10 the 9Th Instant
have been received al New Orleans. The
Bee has the following intslligeaea.
A letter from Col. Fishes, pn5lished In
The HOGst0s Star Of The 81 sives mueh
Information respecting the Saeral array
ID Mexico. A eOavsntial bee been held
- Laredo. tewn on the Iefl kank Of the
Hto GTands. which declared their isde.
pendenee from MEXICO, organised q pro-
visiooal govemment Tor The "RRpvnsse
90 RIo GaAEDg," and installed ssai
SOuacil. The letter states ne Enaeea.
meat 10 be constituted IS foil0wss
sges.s De csrdsses, Iswyss b psslsassss,
as1tstsig pe.itiesi ehleF og tbs aaSSksea SeSsgt.
nsst q TsaaHiiPas. Ras elssss6 Essaszsss 81
- Fs1uelisi oeaasal Aatoaio CsasFss vas IN
vested vIth the eeAmasA h ehisf 90 he array.
Seas NePO@aesse Aogaso, formsr Lisas. Co
vesuog u raRsslipas, b dsIegsts nsA msnbaF
81 the eoaaeil Zoe The State % Tamaulipas -
BEsnsiseo vt4aarri = villa ssass, Gsgnss -
Vsraos - c0sAuils sEd TsEss b ssleEats snA
uasaesg % The eeaseil, fos COsAuila-Nasasi
naFiaa @si Liase, Gos8ss gSvsrBOg 81 Husvo
LSSas - aeiagsle sAd @snbeg - the eouaeu Ter
~. Lees, Jess AsFia CsFbaiol y sseFstsry % re
eosoeh- TIE gs8ssnl eeaaaii ~ The DFoViaioaal
gogogu@est - Ne Fspsblio e HE 0PaaAs, was
Iasiailsd. sd vas " proceed - TIE city 81
GssFsego, vAsFe 4 h 70 rsmaia fsg tAs prusaas,
asd wAsss u hes . ysiatiag oesos - ~ Disposal.
Tbs New ooysgpasai ere ealllsg Ter vslua-
tsss 81, SD sxpesi 70 rsesivs u fFeU Tsxas
sd he Uaitsd States u y sah that Il viii b
mere iibssal gith ne bOanty land tkaa cay
atheF ggVsgsmaat ever wss. Ths PFoPsfty q
che eb6to& ea1 soavsRia, taaiutiag thsg large
issSei ss1aaess vai b appropriated 70 tbs Psy
SD Aeszsy 81 ~ Sciuhissgs. Ne Psrtieulss
jsst tAat hss trssspife3 hsfSEs Ne Pnbiis, but
q Wa sAsFsly issus . aasifssts hrsuEh ne
pres.
ColOnsl Fisher regards tha sew 20.
veTnmsnt with distrusi. He Gays, their
claim 70 he ien5slying between ths Nee.
ess sad Rio 0ranae rivers. is en- iafrinRs.
meat HPoa the Possessions % Texas.
which shogid ~ - neesded 10. he
warns ihs people q Texas 70 be ia rssdi.
ness ia the svsat a TIE nsW Slate beisg
attacked By ceniral MsEioo. end TIE fed.
eFslisls driven 10 refuge uPoh ihs soil q
Texas, let N such On egsns both parties
sbould combine 70 Feduce BeEar ana tie
city Of Ausiin; and suggests he propFie-
" d Texas tskiag inmediais sisps y 80.
cure TIE sxiensi0n q heF boundsTy 10 the
banks Of the Bravo. whilsi = barrier is
raised By the ssisblishmsnt q us provi-
sioaal government d nio Grade, BE-.
tween her and CsnfFal MsEico.
The auaivsrsaFy 5innsF q The battle q
San lseiaio. usni OF 9Th gFeatsclat.--
Genl SAnUEL HousroH. ConmodoFe
MooaE and q uumbeF ~ nagal sod army
o6icsfs we're present..
a maa aamed RaWson. charged eth
extensive iorgsiss o. the olS MiehiEsn
bank, hss bssa sigsa up - iuo ofaesrs,
iron he Unitsd slstas.
The Cumaochss are Wiiling 10 obiain
peaee On heeEiy say terms They have
Pronieed tAsi sil their chiafs shouid eoms
% 70 Bszsg, brinsiag With them ail their
pgisoaezs. BY The l5th q Mares.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02
TRUST Sale.

NJ virtue Of Deed of Trust. executed by
NJ Colin Peter 20 the uRjersigned, ne trustee,
bearing date on the 2tth Of April. 1885. aud du-
y recorded, for The benefit Of Joan J. Stuii,
Cashier of The Fsrmers' and Meehanic.' Bank Of
Georgetown, aod BushroA &. WsshingtOn.
shalt proceed To cell % Friday, LAs 39A Of IMsy.
1870, At ChA~bers' Tavern "a HalitowR, 81 Pub-
Iie saetiOn, to the highest bidder, for esdy uO-
Oey,
Sirty-sir and Onc-haLf .lcres Of LGRd,
(more or less
being part Of the land now in the possession oi
the said Colin Peter, and Tying ih two separate
And detached parcels, 10 vii:
.tlbOGt ./ony-sir and one-hoJ Heres IN
cultivation,
near the Brick Aiil; and about
40 ACRES or WOOD LAND.
adj0inias the lands Of Geosga G. aAd Ls~h W.
Washington, and l.smuel AioiaFis haiFs. xhl
land % naturally fertile, and IN = high siaan .,
Improvement.
Such title a. is vested In ne (which h behaved
10 be indisI utabIo) will be made the purchaser.
bit other. JOHN n0LGn.
March &c, lst0 -ts. Tfusi,s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02
SAMUEL REsSOze,
Of Kahsed0WU.

nEGs leave TO inforn his friends and ea..
- toaers that the ram0s wh,eh las got into
circulation, stating that he designed leaving
thsn shortly, b altogether Incorrect. On he
eoatrary, be intends IS rS@ain % lons as be
meets Sith so much sneoars cement and 50 ma
ny Kind friends. q, hs has froa tie good peopss
Of ksbletown sod nsiehhsrhosd. And in e..
sare. he ~in eadsasOV 10 peessnt sdditiouai
eiai'as TO their fsvOrs snd regard. All uork 10
b, lire will be executed % . superior manbes
End on terms 10 suit the timss This d aes
@esni FOE .'ail talk and cider" bat real facts
10 be 70 all eases RENE nbsi ed He, w . Sssk
% two. vii % supplied vita . bsaatifai steck
81 Eco1.. sai,sbls for the bsao 90 we'll % The
slsia ed nsrsiea gsaiisnas, and will make
uFat - shsstsss possible pssies.
Goats, Pantaso0ns, Vests, &c.
or srrsY Asseritsisn. - . ssyIe ssd nasasr
which viii 20 saly eiss satIsfSetioa 10 ell par
ties eoaesrn,t. ~ 8aks some others stare
Look to it--tsn sot goszs azsy--Nor do In
tent to Be beet, IN sRy thIsg psstsiaInS 10 ny
essinsss (stra4s begun 10 the garden Of Eden }
no way u esa be Gasd.
MaEth ~, l6iO.--Aw
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02
TO THE ERMBERs or THE WINcHEs-
TRR PRE6BYTRRY.

Dsay BvssAgss-Thr period Zee tsa meeting Of
eur Pfssbytery u RAPIDLY spPgoaehing, and The
deep sateTesa feel "a ne Fesalts q nat occasion
isduoes ne - aipPt ihis sass~si ssstAsS q sOii.
eiting yoaT aiientasos. The spiritual brpe6t
whieh fhsse HseetinRs have impaired 10 he var
oasCongregati within thebounds q whichthey
have from time 10 time ooavencd, has awakened
Ne aaHisty q evefy Pastor amung us, hat he
peoPss q his charge should eHjoy he oppOuani-
y % seeuring that advantage. Il viii, I sm
sass, - Regarded as ! pafdonahie Ogener, IL
shouid - Car ovefrais ny sympathies. ~ 70 To-
tims's thai ieel s,ers A.. gtis@y sol'eiiuae 20
welcome ny bfrfhrea siihin he liuiis % ~
So vhieh now Occupy Il ahouid 81 fsmem-
befr9, thsf siihoaxh ne anos sPed from ne
issa fr--aTi.r ks- 81 kehili>a. les bees ylsched
from he lovely form q he church, YET ihefs
are pgtns teara Wkich wegs eNioTied b. her re-
zeal sorrovs yet - D. dfied away. We have,
prrhapa, in pfopa1iioa 10 our numhcrs, paTIici.
Rated 81 largely in De late aaetioas q ouf
Liua, 81 nnV ofnsr coagfegahou uiihin ~
bounfa q oar gidespfsad denomination, and We
greatly ned those 3aimy inauenort vhich are
80 ofen derived from lfsiefnal istsFeouFso and
cOnmunion. n is tree, | an surrounded b.
sDfiinai denoiations over Which he ere u CHRIS.
iiah phiianthrnpy mighi veil gcrp, bot siii here
e IN earis hsre, On Who's bosom zee nay feciins
~ least ioug saoagh 70 sirsP youF sandals and
huFnish - gouF as8cf ! sibcffeiy hore nat
ihs ninisirv and e,dership oompfiring ikis Pres
bytrry wiu iaks eoHpassion o. ~ isolated pu-
niiioa sd sVinos heir zeal ia ~ 49, 81 caasft
81 iurainF itcif fares hifhfFwsfd ~ ~ appniat-
81 fins Ths ready kinaEcss eNifnded ~ ~
memhsrs ~ ne PFesbyierY "a ief9eg nerasioar,
naY - regarded az 4 FiesFe ~ ~ chesrful
haspiiaiiiy vhieh ron uiH fcceive from ~ in-
hasiisnis ~ fhis village a. Ne aPPruashing meet-
ne.
Hopias. Aear bfefhrsa. - ~ favofad va ~
rYipilsrr 81 sHrhanElag civiiiiiss viz yoa pr
soae1V. Z iakH PieasaFs n raAscFibieg myesii
~ ts pfcaenfI
Tslr fsiisg-iahsFef,
sgRTTNUg FUSION
wspsaon, Fsuq Co. Va, March 8, isie