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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
SPEAKER WHITE AND MIR. ADAMS.

The Frankfort (Ky J rCommon wealth. z, III il
account Of The recent barbecue Al thai place,
gives The folloving account or The speech deli
yered ~ Mr Speaker wHrrE, who was pfesen,
on the occasion
The Hon. John White. Speaker Of
The House Uf Representatives. succeeded
Mr.. Davis in speech Of an hour Or more.
distinguished by his peculiar manner Of
earnest emphatic delivery. and pregnant
with sentiments ofibe most ardent devo.
ton 10 The arue Interests 81 ihe country.
The lofty spirit. The unq1ailing 6rmness.
The decisive intrepidity 81 the man, Iis-
played ID bis principles and actions, were
qualities which well justified Tie choice
or him IS the head Of The House Of Com
mons, sndin which position bis character,
principles. and conduct made him true
and 81 representative Of the proud and
free People OF this aoble Republic. He
Idefended 10 The ablest manner the action
Of The Wing Congress, and delivered him
self in sentiments Of the most unegniso-
cal hostility 10 the sncroachmepf Of Ex-
ecutive powfr upon The rights end prefog-
a,ises oCthe Representative bssnch Of The
Gorernment We we're delighted, Is III!
deed was every one III The large audience.
Al splendid ind msriied eulogy which
| re paid that venerable and courageousold
ps'Iic,. John Quincy Adams. who. though
Itr advanced ii YEARS displays The
warmth. The energy and in.repidiiy d
youth 10 he defsnpf Of liberty and poPu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

The minister said. that g true ns III
grass would grow ri and the flower
bloom 10 spfiak. % lr1t would ny moiksI
rise. came ! few days alierward, snt
planted foEer seed % The grave rs,
grass came green in ihis burying efount
long ego : and | watched every DAY lol
the hosars. and to-day hey came up loo
-see them breaking through the ground
I-by and BY mamms viz come again.
A smile Of ekuIlin1 hope played on The
features Of the Do - | Eel. paioed Al
disturbing the laf confidence with
which be was shin
But my little cl aid ], III l. noi
here thaLyour POD Der will RISE
Yes here. SAID si.h emphasis--
here they placed and here have
come ever since 'rst blade or grass
was green thisysI
looked aro1u saw thai the inv
feet Of The child \ QUIZ The herbase
a. The grave sidc santlhad been Ks
attendance w faithful watch
keeper-whai mol would desire :
richer monument d ) form d her only
son. bending tearia 81 hoping. over The
grsver
But. william. n I. 'itiis id another
world that she will se, and / attempted
70 explain 70 him ) nature Or thai pro-
mise which be bad mistaken. The child
was confused. and he appeared neither
pleased nor satisfied.
III mamma y not coming back 10 me-
y she Is moi TO- come up here. what shall
| doi ! cannot siay|wiihout her.
You shall 60 to her, said l. adopting
the language ofihe Scrip;ures--y YOU shall
60 TO her, but she shall not come again 10
.you.'
Let me 60 then. said William. lie. me
60 now, that may rise with mamma
William said !. pointing down to the
plants Just breaking through the ground,
the seed which is sown there would not
bave come up. il il had not been ripe !. 50
you must wait ill your appointed time,
until your end comelh.
7xea ] shall see herr
i surely hope so.' M
! will wait thea said the child, but
thought ! should see her soon--I thought
| should meet her kere.' lf5
And be did 10 month William ceas-
ed 70 wait; and they opened bis mothers
grave, and placed bis li.ile cofid on hers
u was the only rIah ihe child expressed 10
dying. Better e hers than 1 had in.
sirucied bIm 70 way TO meet his mo
iner and young atthe little sufferer was,
ne had learned that all labors and hopes
Of happiness. short of Heayen,I are profit
less and vain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17


fFou ~ Sinfkern Liisrsry .Isnrnesl ~: M.
DIHGE F0R a T0rNG 6ERE
Underneaib The sol Low lying,
Dark and dreHF.
6lespeih oae Who lesi, ID dyine,
Sorrow here. !.
Yes, they'Ft ever beading Ger hsf,
Eyes that weep,
Forms hat % The cold grave bore Der.
Eigils keep =
when the summer moon Is shinipz:
Son and fair, II
Friends she loved. IN tears, are tusaint
I'll Nh chapiets there.
FL IN A N -
Resi- in peace. lhou een,leApirii
Throoed above
Souls lie thine with God inherit 4
Life and love
From ths 9ksp Ysyk .amrrisan.
THE WIFE.
She cling 10 him with womanh love.
Like iVytlo the oak.
Whilst o'ff his head. with eru.hins,. fp,,< I.
Earns chilling tempesis broke. Z;
And when The world looked cold Oh him.
And blight hgpg DER his name
She, sooihed his cares with womaDss love
And badehim rise ssaia.
when care bad fuTowed DER bis brow. II
And elcuded his young hours. fl
She wove. amidsthis crown Of lhorus,
4 wreath Of love. own flowers.
And neyerdid that wreath decay,
Or one bright howret vilher,
For womans tears e,er nourisbed hen.
That they might bloom forever.
Ills ever thus with vomans lore,
True till Life's storms have passed,
And like he vine around the tree,
II braves them to The last.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

lar rights. Such aeompliment, from such
source % such j place. and bsio-e such
people. who received II with The most
decisive marks Of sslisfsclion, was one
Which thAs aged patriot and sage. loaded
though be IS with honogs and fame lhros !
out The civilized world. u ght well fesl
proud IT receiving. /. was indeed !
Spontaneous tribute 10 one Of the ablest,
the best, and srpaltiois 81 the land,
whose paneis elptiouslY associated. and
identified with The whaie history. Of bis
M. WEBsTER saii. III lhe Senate. r.
bruary l6. 1893 :---sf desire only for the
present, ii least, that when ihe President
turns man out ot Office, Be should give
has Feasons for il tb the Senate when he
month ateh another 10 6ll the place. Lei
bin give those reasons, and stand o. hen
If tkky BE- far and honest, ne need haze no
fear q Sitting them. deem this degree
OF regulation u least. necessary, unless
We are willing 10 submit allthese officers
70 40 absolute and ] perfectly irresponTl
bleFemoying pnwer1-a power, which as
recently exercised. tends 10 turn he
whole body Of pubic officers into poyti !.
cans, depsadents, faporitts. sycephaats,
and man uOrshiPpsra
GooD Moab, The President. ! Be psion-
ed editor 10 New York thinks, that. Of Ill
the ''Dfmpevcficp candidates for The next
Presidency. John Tyler il decidedly The.
most available" end advises The with.
drawaI. tbereiore, ofsyan Buren,, Calhoun.
Cass Buchanan. and johnson. il favor 81.
the NOMINEES Of TIE WING Haryisbure
ConUsnticn ia 1882 What think our
friends, The Locos. Of lhls modest PROPOSE.
,i4n I why, id these parts they openly
declare thal they would not touch John
Tyler. Except ID use him Is TOOL with
aforty foot POiel-Lynchbarg Vi,g's.
"A Proud Declaration. The Hon. Mr..
Preston. Senator from South Carolina. ID
denying the charge that be had said ID
bis place fthai il any Abo.iiionist were
found 10 South Carolina be would inevi.
tably bel hung, 10 spite Of the protection
ofthis o. anyIother goysr ment," says ,--
"The unjusIifabIe and fsrocious sentiment
attributed 10 ne woald have been particularly
inexcusable ip a Representative from Son,h
Carolina 04ose hisiorg beiieus IS moi sniled 81
a single act Of popular violence -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
NO. Is.


The follesins cxse 81 lhs power of consniensS is
rslated y ths baaEer Nkig q ,hs lth instant
On Thursday forenoon during The ses-
sion Of LIE Court ID this civ, i person BY
he name Of Flint. 81 Lee. came into ghe
Court House and very deliberately walka
led up to the witness box and seated hin.
sell 10 i placing bis head on the front
Tail. Alter sitting 10 that posture for 4
few minutes he raised himself 10 his seat
aud commenced praying for forgiveness
for hsviag committed perjury on that
stand: The Cours here interposed add
Tie oilcer took The man IRON the room -.
As however be seemed Impressed with
the duty Of making confession fol bis
crime 10 the place where be committed
~ che Sheriff kindly offered him an o.
Ppflunity Of doing So during the recess 81
the Court after lis for dinner.
Atthe tune appointed he took the stand
aad there made q full confession Of The
crime and detailed alIthe circumstances
attending il. The false testimony was
Mndered IN an action tried at he. Nav
Term lS4O, 10 which bis father was a..
fendant and Isaac Hackes plaintiff. His
testimony though false, did not, how ever
alter The result Of The cause, adefsuh
having been suffered notwithstanding the
evidence. Since that time II seems The
witness has undergone an in6nite deal Of
reIpofse and trouble ON account Of The
act: and be felt that he could mol be for
given or II ease IT'LL the crime was con.
fessed IN as public place as il was COM
mitted. The witness bore 10 marks of
being otherwise insane, and he protested
that he vss 10 his RIGHT mind and knew
what be was about. He came
all The way from Lee, 10 miles. for iha
express purpose OF making the confession,
and having made ii returned peaceabk
home. He is known 10 be aIperson of
respectablllty and Intelligence and dur.
ing the recital OF the circumstances COM
nected with the case was frequently over.
cone with grief and tears.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
NTR.aYEI1 or NTOLE.N.
STRAY HOES.

GTRAYED from The residence Of the subscri.
- Der % the turnpike road from chsrlestown
10 HarPers-Ferts, the latter part Of September
last, SIX HOGS three blsck and white
spotted three pll white, except one which has
black spot about the middle Of the back r.
Their right earb are cropped aid slit--and sll
have Wattsls o.. their neck-ali 6arr0ws except
one. Aay informstios in regard 10 the above
estrays viii be thankfully received and q lead
ing q ihetr recovery will be reasonably reward
cd & desired 1 SAMUEL HOOSlER.
Nov 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

NROM The premises Of Mrs. Griggs, In
u Gharleslowa. about The 22d Of October. 5iwo
MICK COWS. sboui medium size or
psfhsps I latas below Il One i : red and
white Gov. with one ko,a only. The other IS
altogether red send muley A liberal reward
viii b sisrs OR such iufofms,ion. left 81 Mrs.
0f1rs' II a<Itis olit1. esvill LEAD 70 The re-
cotery olthem n or either Of them.
Nov 3. lR4a:- st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
TO THE PUBLICl

HAVING been sppOfptsd Constable for .he
~ Southern District Of the coanty, The IN
dessignsd j. prepared 10 give bis prompt and
faithful stleniien 10 OK debts placed IN his
bands for collection. His residenee 3 Il ~
oletowa bul for The convenience Of persons 10
me negheorhood Of chaFIsstovb, he has made
20 affsngement 70 have claims depcsiled al The
snop o. NJ. z. W. Rawiins, with whom re-
eelPts VIII Be ieft; and he pledges himself 10
Psy over tmaeSistely all money collected BY
I'm by pusetualily and Promptiiude, he
hopes 70 receive and deserve public favor ii
his new vocation.
Nov. 10 ls4s DOLPHIN DREW. M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
q u % q u n u u s
sCHE.8P for C.aSH.,
Nov. 10, Isl9.

EUv0 enable 10 10 furnish our customers with
j Groceries IT the lowest posslbIe terms. and
10 prevent them from being put 10 the trouble Of
goirg 70 neighboring towns, where The cash sss
ism has been inlyodaced, we have concluded 10
sell our Groceries foF cash We have consult
ed soma Of our friends who spprose our plan,
and We hope i will meet the approximation Of All
Of our customers. We believe ne interest Of
sli parties win be promoted
KEYEs & KEARsLEY.
Nov. 10. lels,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
Overseers of die Poor.


~ MEETING or The Overseers Of 1lht Poor
a Of Jsifsrson colnty. viii b held Il AbeIl's
Hcisi 10 charieAioWu, % Friday ~ asa u az
S-sssni monih, tNovsnber.)
Proposals viz iheD be reeetfed for Super.
1teadeht Of the Poor house t6r the ensuing J ear
The Superintendent will b required 10 furnish
. suitsb:e house for MISREPRESENTATION Of the
poor, ground foe gsrdeu, hrswood. stoves II
required, ssrvaots 70 cook snd wash for them,
aod to nar,e them II required Paslursge and
rough food for sl6ow.
A. the same time, proposals will be received
for tue usual supply l25O0 pounds OF pork
also for corn. -four heel, &C. All proposals 10
Be sealed and banded 70 the President either be-
fore oylon tbe dsy Of meeting A full st,ebd-
aDce l6f The membefs Of the Board Is required.
By order ofthe President,
u JN0. P. BROWN, cipk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17


THE take. snS fsss fsr ms pr.,ea, y.,r h.,,
pesn cue slsce ne hrst of July last and
ne tine = nlmoit q hand Nhen he Shsf:Gs Of
The County mpss secotnf Tor he ssmel "
ihsFefors respectfully reqdest an the.s Iodeb,ea
70 make immedsaie pasmspt. aalooe.r iudaI-
gsnee eannot nn5 viii not b given. {
-
a II. militia hDes 10 The sheriff hands for
n collection; musl b accounted for 81 he
1874 day or this n6nlh. (Noyar.l ,nd il /. there
fore imporiani taat those Who afe Indebted for
nnes' should PEI The ssma. Of provide them
selves WIN stay against The eDlleelion thereof,
a. no e1euse eah; Sc taken. or indifference given.
after that period
1t5os RUTHRRFnRD,
G. w SAPPlkGTDN,
JoaN b ELA6G
>. il. MeENDREE, -
Nov 10. 1912 Dsputv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

a SERVANT WOJMyaJy for Hire.
WILL hire my servant woman until Christ.
u mas, Iet3. She Is about 10 years old, .
good e"ok. washer and ironer. healthy and With
out remembrance. Immediate application il
desired. WM. ANDERSON.
Harpers Ferry. Nov. 10. 1912
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
yMTTMBS@N TADM

IN MAX K.E II.
4HHE subscriber offers for ssle, on easy terms
u his farm, called Bsiieeas. lying. 10 Jeaer.
son County, two miles west ef Charlesio WI, 0u
the turnpike road lesding TO Smdhfeld. and on
the winchester and Potomac Railroad, con
taipiek 226 acres The dwelling Is Of stone,
large and commodious. having four rooms on
the hrst 6oor, three Of them large. There sre
81 necessary putbuIldings. includiuk cord
iee-hoass. wltlrt handsome Office built over il.
There is cunning water n essry field, (seven in
number and d the barn-yard. Also, well Of
very hne waterwiih pump, near the dwelling.
J. T.-DAUGHERTY.
March ), 1919. LII.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
800 ACRRs or LAND.


equal . ~ ID Tie yslIey-e0o CLEARED and
nndsr high STATS pr cultisato1 the residue
well timbsIed The tract i vel wsefed, hss.
Ing several fne nPfiegs. ! wtD and 4 bold
stresm. al % ~ fsiNns nnd convenient 10 the
buil6iags ~ itpfovemenu ere good, and
consist % we'll eenstructed ST ON y
DWELLING II o y 8 1-RooMs for
eerraals-geod Bnra and Ste bling-Ccrn CRIB,
Dairy, Ice Heuse, Smoke House, cisterD. be-
sides sevtfal Tenemsnts under rent 10 mschsn-
ieka. u has sIso good GARDEN and q vs-
rIe.y o. shubbery and Fruit, and ornamentzi
This FARM j. susceptible Of being divided
into Two trgcis one containing oe6 and the other
1oH ACREs--each hsving timber ant water.
The tract of 1875 acres would be sold separate
~, IL desired.
An oppoFtunlty i ssldom offered for purchas-
Ing 20 dssifsbis > ? IN, and persons disposed
% bar are invited 70 mako exsminstion before
tbs lst day of January next--for, II Il shall not
- sold By that day. u will b
11HTUD pOa = TERM % YEARS.
Possession msy BE- hsd eiihsr the present fall or.
psxrspring, O. the option ef the purchaser.
HrThs TERMS will be made sy--only
small portion Of the purchase money will b re-
quircd 10 hand. Application may Be made 10
the subst Fiber On the premises
RICHARD II. RANSOM.
Hal:own, Jefferson county, VAL
Oct. s, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17


Decision IN Bqakruptcy.-We here
briefly state certain important decisions
10 Bankruptcy made BY Judge Cranch
and The District Court Of the District of
Columbia. The FIRST was that. until the
day Of The 6nal discharge Of Debtor sp-
plying fol The bankrupt law. such debtor
j. amenable 10 all The laws on The subiec.
Of Insolvency., with theirpenalties, which
were IN force at the lime Of the passage
OF The Bankrupt Act. The second was
that the creditors Of a bankrupt cannot
avail themselves Of any Of the rights and
provisions Of creditors under the operation
o. the ;aw,. nor raise objections 10 the final
discharge Of bankrupt except they first
come in and prove theirdebis as prescrib.
ed by the Act. Judge Belts, ofllhe
Southern District ofNew York. has also
decided On The same points ID The same
way Gemgefoacn .9dvocate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

IaE fAnsER - WITH no iphefilance
%, nesnn YIN 10 riches bpt industry
s9a 20 ampi'ion pot s'rlpe. ht i the sole
king among men. and lbp onlY nan amone
kingE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
ADAM YOUNG. IN
- = ~ g 6 . e,
.lEatas So. Yas.pers- Ferry,
IAnbaushs Cenpo.lsion again Triun-
PAent:


CAarissie,sn. 0ci IS, lst9
DEaR SIN; tia reply 10 your inquiry, take
pleasure 10 stating thet have been the second
time relieved Of most violent Rhepmaiism By
the use OF Lambaugh,s Composition. 10 Tbs
spriag, bad severe attack, which deprived ne
Of sleep lor6se weeks. and OF all comfort night
or day, snd amer drinking about two quarts Of
the Competition, all pain was banished. In
September iast, during the weil-remembered
not weather., was again afflicted, and afterthe
loss Of sleep fof three weeks. and extreme suf-
fering. which rendered ins unfit for business, ]
resofted % ny Old friend. and an again free
from paint lhavs therefore not the slightest
doubt q tke efficacy Of the Composition pre-
pared b you, and mean 70 keep supply Of j.
.always u ny eommand q has twice cured
me, uhsaal external remedies prosea utterly
RoNefless- Very respectful J,
Senior -. Free Press.
Mr Apan Youxe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

CIVIL any person be 50 heedless Of his
own comfort, with such remedy 81 hand, as 10
suter for single day viii Rheumatismi The
Composition Is prepared and sold by
ADAM YOUNG. Jr.,
Hsrptrs-EssTy. 3
H BEAkD & co.
JOHN 2 BROWN,
Oct 81, lSt9. Ctarlssi6lrn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

II isa blessed appointment. that 10 a
world, whose quietude ID too often disturb.
ed BY The unnamed heavings Of unholy
feelings. there should yet be moments.
when The sgiiating events Of the past are
forgotten. when the approximations of the
future are unthought o., andthe generous
emotions OF the heart are no more repress
ed. II is . holy thing 10 yield up for a
season the sober workings ofreason, to
the warm gushings Of the heart and 10
suffer the homage Of The soul 10 go up
before the Author Of its being. unieiiered
BY the chill formalities. the busting pa
rade and the so1lless ASSEMBLING Of the
unbendine couriesies Of ordinary life. y
And thai there should be moments when
the soul Of man is called back from the
hearilessness oflife and poufs forth iIs-e-
motions gush after gush. in all the hal.
lowed luxurisnce Of i,s nature !; when
from the ieyered turmoil oil ils existence
i can retire, to swell up its sympalhies
alone. beneath the covert OF lulled and
peaceful bosom. And when separated
from the ordinary busiles Of the soolless
world, the peaceful hours Of holy time
and Sabbath sacfedness can be passed
amid the eloquent teachings ofinanimate
nature.
Such moments ARE 10 US atlesst) the
mellow radiance Of The departing sun.
when the trials oflihe day are over. And
tsnderly and softly do their influences
descend upon The heart: Like the pure
splendour Of the star Of even. how calmly
does the sacred Sabbath.time beam out
from the dark unquirt armament Of lie I
It's the blessed rsil bow OF promise and
consolation amid theFough storms OF oDr
pilgrimage. and its ly influences ellen
all the untold richns OF the heart. Ii is
season, soft As The gmorial Of buried ar.
fection. mild as the Eelody Of departed
years. pure as The aver Of feebleness
from the lips of pod. "beauiiful as
the aos'ine isleil hing ID sunset "a.
dance 90 the blue sn's wave.'I
WORLDLY HAH Ess Alas! how
hard i y 70 be papH The Casualties or
this world come on waves. one sucs
ceeding the other. nav escape ,the
heavy roll OF The XIV ocean aod be
wrecked 10 The still bib waters q he
land locked bay. dread the storm
and hurricane aud Il. how m,ny have
persisted within sight Of shore. But vet
secret fear is ever present With Us when
danger hovers near.
EKvr -Envy ought, IN strics truth 10
hare no place whatever Il ID The heart Of
man.-for the goods Of this present world
are 80 vile and low, Thai they are beneath
a.; and those Of ;he future world are 40
vast and exalted. shas they are aboye-i:.
Let no man Be too proud lowork. Lei
no man be ashamed Of ! hard fist or sun i.
burnt face. Let him be ashamed only 81
ignorance aud slolh. L.. 10 man be-
ashamed Of poverty Let bin ouly beI
ashamed Of idlspess and dishonesty.
THE FxRMER With no inheritance
but health viii no riches I'LL iodus,.y
and no ambition bot vifipe. BE- 4 he soIs
king among men. snd itp opIy msn among
kings
/ Speak well Of Vonf frienSs-of ,c.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

\ "a TOUCHING CEREMoNY.--A French
Taper states that . touching religious cer-'
ssnony was celebrated at the church oil
QrvilIiers, near Houdan, in the Depart
bent Of Seine and Disc, on the 10Th of
September. NJ. Segoux, a landholder..
rsnewed bis marriage.afler City years, and
presented himself 1.-THE church % receive
there second 5enediction, followed BY
lhfrty.three children. grandchildren. and
great grandchildren. After The ceremo.
1y. each 81 The members Of the family re-
ceived present proporiIoned in its value
10 bis degree Of relationship.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

TNHE Executors % the Rev. w. G. Walton,
i deceased, offer for sale that beauliful and
desirable FARkin the county Of jefferson. on
the shenandoah River, called :. BsiAsny., con
tanning about
100 Acres or Prime Land,
A large Paft ofwhich is in kne TlMBER--have
ing large and eommodious Dwelling. &c &C.
snail part Of lhe purchase money is 10 BE-
paid 10 hand and the balance on long credit.
Apply 70 z. DAughsrty. (pos.age paid, 2
chariestovn, jefferson county, Virginia.
DECEMBER 80. l63l.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

ELECTION JoRE. is stated Ia the
New York Tribune that al he recent q.
lection ID Euzerne county. fiPa.a which
i strongly Loco Foco, The regular ticket
bad on it for The Legislature i Dutchn,an
pamed Rooms. The Lecos s9ore they
would not 60 it--they were aesinst
scoons. tooth and Toe nail. SoNMr. Rooms
WIS backed of and Loco named Brod-
bead put il his place. This incensed
some Of Koon's friends. who insiigaied
Chester Butler. Whig, 10 come out Is :
stump candidate. ana helped io| elect him.
though Ire Whigs had not deemed II
worth while 10 make any nomlnation:
The amount az TfeaSpfy Notes Outstanding
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

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