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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02

4 wish 10 ihtoim tky siiiiyted, lhrotsh the medi-
uf OF the public Ptesa OF the wonderful efficacy Of
that truly Valuable new discovered Medicine, va
Dr. llat iiels's Componnd Strengthening and Ape
riesn herman Pllls- | feel, aud eptsider Il my
duty, in order that others may reeeyf relief from
The saline source. For two years MAS sptieet 90
th4l peace ,ealroying diseases dysPePsss, sii its
uee0lnpaDi,neisls, Obstinate Constipation Of the
D5eeis. ftsIuisney, pain inlthe side and stnnsehs
sickness Ia lbe head, He. and used medicine until
1 be ( an to think th<re no help tot me- had
litile faith il publ gsed remedies uhtl called
SONS of thds Who hsve BEEN eures ~ the above
Iletilcins. which Inslaecd me 10 give i trial.
tiFocured the nFeslsne and used Il tog three seeks
when my health was entirely RESTORED. Il 10 SOW
about thrxe months sipee quit gssng Il. aud no re-
turn Of the dis<as~ or Iits symptoms sppeariag, 4
feel ~srr4ated u adding my testsm1 iy behalf vi
others, btiess The community.
Accept my beat Wishes. aud
Believe me ever yours, &c.,
NM. LLakKE,
psHtburg City. :.
PsiacipnJ 06iee fer ne SEE ef tkis Medicine .
a, Ne ~. Nora EIGHTH street. PkiIadstphia.
Als0-Evr sale BY
>. u. BEARD Is co..
CAaslsslown /
CHARLES D. kll,HAM,
HarFer5-Fsny.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02


At Hatpers-Feryon Thursday the Goth ult.,
atlhe residence Of Mr. E Fl Carroll, OF con-
sumption, Mr 5RoBkRrJ NoLAsD. Of MiIlyllie,
Pennsylvania. aged about 81 years II
On Sunday Tie s9rh uli aged 81 days. May
ELrzARErfr. nfa6t daughter or John w. AMI
Mary Mctinrdy The fragile flower was too ten
der1for earth. deprived of The parent stem, and
~ has speedily followed us devoted melhef 10 The
tomb
Lately. al Leesburg. Or. HExRY CLAeErT, 10
the is; year Of his age-ia distinguished physi.
cian and highly eslmable gentleman.
On The 18Th ult ai-the catocti6 Furnace.
Frederick county, Md, Mr. HENRT Al. BRirN,
in the 3lIhy year Of his age
Al Bath. Name, On, the 18Th Of May, very
suddenly Mr AMAsAfW Mars; aged AZ years,
formerly resident Of Harpers. Ferry: 8
, Near Hagersiown, on the 22d ult., ID the 4sl5
year Of hisage, Mr. ELIE MoTTER, formerly oE
lI#
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02

The Hon. Adam VI. Snyder, formerly in Cons
gress from Illinois, died % The i4ih ult A. lbs
lime Of his death be was the candidate Of the
Loco Foco parry for Governor. $
The Hon. Francis johnson. formerly mea-
Der Of Congress ftom Kentucky, died al Louis
willie on The l4ih uliino. He was one Of ihs
members who voted for MrAdams as PGest
dent Of The United States
General Scott. Distinguished veteran, AMI
The oldest ofire- in the British Army, died Isl
Gently, in Tie s7lh year Of his age. /
The distinguished Professor of Surgery in ihs
University Of Edinbotg Sir Charles Ben, va
recently inpnd dead "a his bed. !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02

g1-PfoRideIce permitting. The First Quarterly
Aeellhg Of the present Conference year, for JEFF
4eyon cifcniil wilt commence al Bunker Hrll.
Berkeley County, on Saturday he 4ih day Of
June nexi--znd on Sunday The 5lhl The Atelho-
dit Church recently erected stsaid place Nall be
. heated b the service OF Almighty Gv4. "
Rev JpHS A cotLlNs and other ministers are
expected % be in attendance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02
To the EsMhEic.

NJ 4 engagement With lhe Shanpopa.i. f-,o;,.
parry. 70 take charge Of their house ID.
49, sne springs season, viii IN no wise inter-
90 ~ Ma'n Tao management of my Hotel ii
me1ts % have the latter kenf IS III hs z
possible s,yle and my friends and he araxs5.
ing public may rely llpon he u,mos, exey,;,.n
10 minister 10 their wants. - Il
My Ice House hasIheen well .,orea a. N
season. $500 u 'Ap
Nav u. 1910 80 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02
I.m.fffRIED.

At Cumberland. Mil on The 24ih ult.. By ibe
Rev MIR. Bukl. WiILIAM PRlcE. Esq. Of Hs,
eerstowu. 10 Miss MARloN BRUcE, 81 The former
place. s1gN
Al HarpersTefry On The 9Th ult, Hyl The
Rev Mr. Hobvet.; Mr, JOsEPH w BALFls 10
Miss RgBrccA GRrMM, both Of Stta~s5ur9. Va.
Al Fredetlck. Md, on The pan uli., hy The
Rev $ w Harkey, LKwrS- " ceLrf Of Balli-
more. 10 Mss CAaoIIsE RrTHERFoRD, Of he
ft.fmsr place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02

bPPersons with whom ,pt papek a.. as,..a-
si'sd M oeiige Us BY giving PFoTpl po;ies Of
any failure ioilfi the numbers sent. 10 ssnarHe
instances. We have sustained HAYNES frliS
negligence il ibis resrecl Ane we forthsr EsZ
quest. that 90 paper belonging to suhscri 81 BE
loaned % any prrson, without he oSnefs e,n.
sent. We have fequent complaints Of lAe
trouble given BY barrowers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02

ZEN g undersigned Informs .nch ~ j.
men Of charisstown ana y,c;ni,v : $500 sa
designed taking lessons ia Insttpmebisi ,,"s;s
that he has at length obtaiped roor, MN e
retifed, pleasant and conyenen,Iy loea,s;f
Early application IS s6icited III
As The subscribers time viii ~, X III. III.
soesa,nse ~ musicai Instruction he will occa-
riety, as well as Inc execution u Fspcy p.;n,l
g,such as designinf and nain,ins 80
sigma, iags, fancs,spd ernamsntsl signs & l,
SC. JOHN s. GaLLAHER H. Al
May 10. 1870 : I" z : "a ~ si
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02

=
En- kNtN6 erected Is exAsns;.e bailainr Il
- he Maosh OF Halssksn- II, eaes I,es ssss
III ~ ths oest Khteg S1er hi ysfFisia fnfs Ests
beng 81 Sire 4, allat = IL ~ is,f
- % lfeshch ies, or cronkkt Il Ne AN soon
fRefe q cpSrallca ferv isInaTl1e errf,nr :
LEN ESTABIfSHrfnSgsr. IA n y. -, ~.
dncied ~ WILLIAM 3tl8x ,,.aer s1. & n.
ard hrm 81 JOBS 4 CO. Akye s. rses 4. 49,
our earelag Asehine ready d csrs lssls. ~
spInlry eassam Ret~een aks lalIsad ian ann.,
sad q p fally prepared hssweea iks Il, sna
I'm. aaly, tdr Imaapiaelpring Wool ii iii Il
Clolhs, Gassiaefts, Failsd oad pla;a
Lirssess, FIanEels, Blankets, Ii.
Our Machinery IS si supsrii III ora.s - ~,
eonsistofghe latest proved Il ar,sins III, gh,s.,
clothed With Is good ards IL - ~ ssisssss
in The United Stales-oae on lie bes, ma la,es,
Improved Spinning Msshsnes Win 900 sn;pdIes.
snd he latest Improved Power looms. manu-
faciursd " MAJ Mko stands higher II the 80
sima,iaa q mannfaetnrerks fot The korkmsashin
and durability sfhis looms. Than any ems N this
country
TIE whole establishmsnt i IL be conducted
By a. experienced workman, Who has annie
testimoniaisvf bis qaaT,Efs,o1s
From the iocalioH pf TIE Raegory. With con-
F't .NfffsS " FasStt assa efA0 ANtt tueA no { X
Psnse has been spared q procure machihery
and malerlals cfthe bestqaaii,y We have soma
reascn 70 hatter purSeiyex tia, We can turn cut
IS socd srsaeies A. sny establishment il the Val
ley, and hope thereby ii gse full Satisfaction
70 I'll Mhomay give us i eaIl for manufactured
goods. or favor ~ with their Work:
~ o..s l..stss u Lea.:ouf viii readily appteel-
aovat 1lale above the SfIannonaale Ferry. and
Rost i about TO be orkne.l from she later
POET along Wy River 10 tAe Rocks Ferry.
We will exchsnge Goods FOR Wool On The
most accommodating erlss, ana purchase yrool
fpr cash when in opsratioS.
III JoHH KABLE.
5F wM * JENKINS.
i'll DAVID J0HNsToN,
NAV Isglsl2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02

GIVE again request peT>ons interested, I 10
furnish Us wah Marriages and Obituary Noticfs.
We make no charge for the insertioe OF suE.h
notices. ard only desire that names ant dates be
correctly given.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02
Turnpike Notice.

"A MEETING Of NE Stockholders Of the
m smilhhsld. cbarlestoNp and Harpers-
Ferry Turnpike Compahy, viii be held Il Car
TeF's Hotel, Charlss.owp, On ne ON .sfoaday n
~ nsrf, ths Ilih d9y,l for The purpose or
eleStlng Directors Of said company for The en-.
su'eg year q Is desirable mat stockholders
y hp cannot attend insPerson. should SEND their
proxies, 50 that msjoriiy Of the stock nay Be
rsbvpsated. II. KEiES,
1aala IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02

Notifies.
auARrERLY MEErING

"A Quanerly Meeting 81 the Methodist Pro
ieslani Church will Re held in the Free Church
Ferry, commfncing ON Friday June
Sd, at6ieht
We Shall be happy 70 have all our Christian
friends unite with Us on that occaslht.
May %, a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02

BPIfa any one should sonder, amer his sets,
Why The Free Press has NOT teen SEMI tot6IfFFS.
be may ind he reason in Tie fsc,. that W ave
bOoghl paper for bin anul .boih our Ell I'D
credit have rue Ous-and therefore ve canlscp-
ply him no logger rs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02

TNHE usdsrsign-4 hss just received sno,,,
I % bsastifsi VAL PsFeR. snbrseiux spiss--
I'D views 81 rsFsAe> scsaes- Also, RiRE
: cREE N 5. Of The latest Style
He will take "a psyment. Corn, Pork or
Wood. 10 Be deliTefsd he ensuing winter.
LEONARD SADLER.
Joas2. lssa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02
New Spring and Summer
GOODS. !. !

MTE have the pleasure OF Informing out
w friends and the public, that we have re-
ceived our supply or
.Nsw Spring and Summer Goods,
Which will be found very general. and in s,yIe
beauty, and chesPness. unsurpassed We invite
those who wish great bargains 10 give US al
early call JFJ s 4EP MILLER.
May 10, aS42 III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02
NEW SPRING GOODS.

AN now receiving ald opening my SPEIsc
supply of Goods. VII .ch, for beauty 81
style, Snd low prices. will be found a hard u
beat" ! would respectfully ssk 40 early ca.l
from my friends, customers. and the public gen.
orally. Is T. C.. SIGAFooSE. n
May l2,iIS42.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02

I'll MAINE AND THE BOUNDARY.
j Our readers are slFesdy spptized lhs
The Resolutions of the C0mmhtee o. boti
braaebeg Of Ibe Lefi2lalsIe u Name. Re-
eousnending The SELECTION oil confsis.
sionsrs 10 treat 9Th the General Govern.
menl il Ielslion % our Notsheasiers
Boundary. /. were accepted IN Tie Sen.,s
Of tI!st Spite BY vote Of 30 10 ii. VI.
are happy now 10 be able 10 state hath,
same Resolutions passed the House q
Representatives, with some snma,e,;.]
aa.eadmentsso 90 Tues6ay l.si. BIZ ! vol,
o. 1T yeas to ] | nays: and thai The L..
gislatcTe d Name. % The dSy tollor;as
made chobce II Edv ard Kent W,lI,.m 81
treble. John OTIS. and Edward Ksran,oh
e Com missioners 81 s6e PSF, 81 Name
so i.r. rsy wslI.-Ehat. lat.
TEXAS "A correspondent Of She New
Orleans Bulletin writes under dale ~
Galveston, May s. that grea, preparations
were making Tor Ibe Invasion II McKee,
on grand scale. which uillcertainly take
place - soca - the cropsafe gathered 10.
4
ns venerable HENRY SOUTHLAND, The
,@'seL o. NE present dsslIDg brshed Pfdsi
de.nt oi THE q. 5. Sensle, died at his he.
sidenee 10 Breckenridge. S5mersel county.
New Jersey. on the 22d ull. ii The adj
ise ll age q ~ years
---
lpe hon, ,. u Souihard, Senator from
80 10y say -T = s'efTent y lns senate.
~oose heA'ni We are sorry 70 say. mas
80 ss.'oasaf -1SeNetAi weeks
p Y. WHO 2 PR
~ -. -s'iesi a''ene lii Ior
,,, ln' o cnanse o. scene ana ar
ne lfu't 'na, ne wy sARsf'eRfs alt ne
= h ! an'1ge ~s'Sn0A' e 20 ypn
nts r .'ls ,aa '1'' ~ ~ sAei'e-
'ses y W -. i'o'' : ~ NJ 81
-
4. hoMts ~ DokR. 'ae neao ana 'fop'
Isgalar government" q hhooe Island oyE
'o'ee1 =. stHls. = we leaaet Oh ,he hBoLi1
IioN I rAkrf 10 'na' S,ate, ana was some
lr.ne s'nes oo auI,.'' oo'n ~ ne Logo
lo0o Sou ine - 'ot'''0n conventions F. IS
g 70, congress- 10 opposition To-
y. ,ns Passent I" pig monuments, mmeh q
nls sninl''ss' LOGO = Geo q, AOol''lon. -
i 'a memo s''n ana ms 'oiio~ers " 'ne
E I' gtaesssoi 'ns isptnsny mea o. INe"
LY1At anu q AHe n,cuhonet EnqWIer, We
. Nou1re Pteaenu MOI 20 say out we INA
sine 'hey NJ os very Wliins heresher
y pisoWn ~ ieiloW' aeet ns .of ine BASTARD,
VIZ gao .oe oassness Y 'neo''e.e E. reason
M'fu'ut We eo1lsSe % consnfnlpa ave IHS
pNrp'o'set--- LynoAeHfg '"gin'aH' "
",
HgtAqs ndlas ~. - rs n'enID2au ltn-
d i.s u9.,e,us .ns ~. sua'i, III ~ FEN IN.
CalleeeuS. 7a1F' W. Hust /Nndt r. suaH
soocn bays the pleasure olannou3cihg lhe
s !, Joyful iidings n Firsinh: The
banki oonvenlfon VII meet onthe fith-
Jnl -sns already>rt is in,Imaitef that our
DahKs WI fes9ine on the-nrstoI august.
Ine Logo roco PRINTS are h|iled with
assertions accusing tha NhiaaIo a-te-
slre Y Oplld Up e 's'''p'''' 9. PC
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02

fFYHE rsa.lsasa eho ss+rs.rsi sisheu, L.
~ een,eqf u the oWner. o. carrief olffhrn,s,h
mistake. SHOWN BE1rfR CI1FH Ov Il 4.
COAT. from the Bsr 1f Caters liosrl III
please rstarRfhs same lnEedistely 10 ii.
june 2. 1872 Ii. Ban KEEPER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02
E1ON1HSH,

H AyiNC Qualified = Aaninisirator Of lhs
II Estate OF iAnss FaLEr. deceased. Iste
Of HsrPers-FsrrI. I hereby give xuside 10 al
Persoas indebted 10 ssid estate 10 make imme.
diats PaymeaI and ~ persons having claims
myst presenl them propsfir an,hep,irs,sa e.
settlement. MICHAEL. rOf nv
.Jaae 2. ls42- .5aair.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02
q spnsi0ssly gissn lI.s.a ppsard. 3

~ spnsiOssly given tlsa upwards q
$1,000
Many cases IL fever wers reported Il
Vera Cfpz afiaiestd4ses
The Vocabulary brought 1000 II spe.
&c. Irnnsigned % Nessfs Schmidt & Co.
NeN 0sleabs. Ga The evening" The
Wo6dbrry asiled. Coodaeia arrived
from Mexico nilh sem 600 principally
fot Europe. The Woodbury. sailed 10
coRpsny With me Spanish frsgsfe Issbel.
= Ssgdnds. bound for Hsssnna. Lelt q
Vera Cruz the American bsrq0e Ann
Laaisa, Clifford. master. 10 sal: on the
l6ah iof New York Also the brigs
ApalschicoIs and Sabine. when The
Woosbnry sailed. there vas scarcely any
fever 10 Vera Cruz
Z Ersn ~ Piesgunt.
On The 2isl April. MIR. Ellis had his
audience pf leave pf Santa Ana. and on
she ssns Gay Gen. Thompson presented
bis Credentials. and was received bv the
provisional President IS The accredited
Minister Of The UaHed States. The Al.
dresses made BY these gentlemen UPON
this occasion. together with The response,
81 Santa Ana ere pusiished 81 len,eh u
The DiriO dei GobieYao and other Mexi.
can papers.
The lady oi Gen. Santa Ana had heen
aenousIy H. and great fears were eater |
tanned Tor herfecovery bu. Al The latest |
accounts she Was cons alesceai and rapid. |
" recosering. She il rrpreseu,ed ss al
eslimahle women. lad fwsfrnly 10 favor or
The sfisase o. Ill The Texan prisont r..
There vas . report ii JsIapa on the
lOih last. that calculated captain and
bis meh. bad been captured, and wefs.iai
be shot immediately. The stage 9Th '
nr<feded us from Mexico end de -. +
.'|h followed two days after. va fcb I
81. The bandiIii; bgi' fE7i'| ..||| -.
fIrem tAs Phiia4sipLsa u 5. Gss11s IN Saturday
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02
I'm W a & a,

VKTE are now stocked with great varietss
Wv Of TIN WARE, suitable Tor hafSeS
and indeed Tor all SEASONS We are also pre-
pared 10 put up SCOUTING for houses, at shoe
notice. and in the best manner and mosl reAsoS
able terms. 'fH
T, W. & R. 3. RAWLINS. I
challestown. June 2. 1si2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02
Prepare for Harvest. 0
5ltiE undersigned nave supplied thenaelF'
- Eiih lpt Of elegant timber for
GR.4E.yCR.ADLES,

and they are nov prepared 10 6x farmers put
for sseiedn wosk's The coming harvest. Thp<s
~h6 wish CRADLES made or repaired. till do
veil 10 send 10 their orders early, 50 iharthere
may be 10 disappointment when The busy season
arrives. ALFRED 0'BANN0N,
WILLIAM LLOYD.
chsrles.ovp, June ?, lss2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02
THE OPEQU0N MILLS

FOR SALE,
THE subscriber having 5tcome the purchaser
= Of these valuable Mlilk, at the sale under
the trust deed Of c. c. Sibrbpck. now offers
them for sale on the most aeeommodstlpg terms.
IL would be needless to describe this property,
further than to state, il Is situated al the mouth
Of the 0pe9uon creek, 1eyer-failing supply
Of water; that The mill Is now 10 good repair,
and capable Of doing as mach work a. any 9th
er in the county Of Berkeley in tie midst ofa
6asSwbeat country. and has constant and easy
access TO the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal A
further description would be Unnecessary, as
all who reside 10 the adiscent counties must be
familiar with this highly valuable property, and
all at distance who wish 20 purchase would
OF course examine for themselves. A more sd-
yahiageols Investment in this species Of proper
iy has not been offered TO the public for long
lime, and probably will not BE- shortly OFF, Cd
again. will only add that convenient portion
Of land bounding on the creek and the Potomac
river with the necessary buildings, will be at
iached 10 The mills.
Letters directed 10 me "a clearsprIne. wash
ingloh county, Md, viii BE- promptly attended
10. EDWARD COLSr0N.
May &c. lsl2,-si.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02

WXTE have for sale about 25 600 iPIaslerir
Wv Laths, Of good quality.
F. w. s. R. B. RAwEINS.
June 9. 500. VI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02

Texas A correspondent 81 she New
gre ans Bulletin writes under date OF
0slves'on, May s. that gfea, preparations
were making Ter lbe invasion ii Mexico
on grand scale. which uillcertainly take
page g soon - the eropsafe gathered 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02

The venerable HEERY SoUTHARp, The
iaihet Of The present dssiIDg bshsd Pfdsi
dent Of ths y. 5. Sensle. died at his Re-
sldenee 90 Bsskenridge. S5msrset county.
Ne~ Jersey. on the 22d alt. ii The adj
tvalced age Of 50 years
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02

SHiNEGAk.--StrOng Cider Vinegar just re
" ceived and forsals w
yuIe Y. Ie42 &C SIGAFOOSE. :.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02

TIrygiais Banks The Richp$nd En.
quifef. nolleing The resumplIa1 ito New
\ Ohesns. sdys: WenUst Mat We shall
soon have The pleasure oISnnou5 cihg ibe
same joyful lidings IN virginh The
Blink, Convenlfon VIII meet On HE Eth
Jnly-sne alreadyft is iniimaie4 that our
Banks will resume on The .6rstoE August.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02

Belgian iaGemaitv Mr.. Msxcy, our
Change q AifaFes 10 B Fnaels hfs succeed
ed ia obtaining from lhe Belgian Govern.
ment 40 Indemnity loF he desIrnciionzof
American property q the enirepol al
Antwerp BY the Dafdh troops. daring the
revolutionary struggle 10 thai civ Giobe.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-24

Gen Cas- No Go.-The y Y. Pjcbeian the
Van B1ren Organ, par-excellence, comes out IN
handsome style against Gen. Cas-. The Piehe'
ian SAYS:
1--WE condemn Gen. Cass for that he has truck
led The spirit of despotism IN France. and to
the spirit of Whigism al home tie bent the knee
10 kingly power 10 France, by his book on that
! country and i,s monarch "a book filed with SICK
enng adulatjon of Louis Philippe, disgusting IN
itself and drsgracefuI 10 a republican, and which
. earned for him the contempt OF the nobility Of
France, and the bitter scorn OF the democracy oi
both continents. A friend, 10 whom We place
the utmost confidence. a democrat OF this cItv
lately returned from Paris. informed US that the
conduc, Of Gen. C,ss had made him exceedingly
unpopular with every liberal OF that capital"
Shocking A Mr. John Perkins finei S3
by the police court, at Boston. day two since.
for tying his wife to a bed-Post, to prevent her
from going shopping.
Capital Punishment The Legislature Of New
Hampshire !. discussing the abolition Of punish
ment By death.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-07-26

1t suits the policy of the Democracy" just now to
widen the breach between the President and the
Whigs-and we think it difficult matter to make it
much wider-for which purpose the fattering poison
is distilled into the Presidents ear that ne is to be
sustained for good by that party. Now the leaders
of that party mean to do no such thing. They will
use the President, if they do so, just SO long as
they can, without committing themselves as to ut'-
mate support.-N Y Commercial .aduertiser.
We have seen similar paragraphs to this in
all the leading Wing papers Now we would
simply ask these journalists what authority they
have for making such assertions. Are they the
organs of the Democratic party? In this way,
they assume to speak for the People. They
say the President opposes the expressed will
of The People," Modesty should, we think,
confine them to the limits of their own party,
which, though called the Universal Wing
Party" cannot be made to embrace more than
two-ffths of the voters in the country.
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| Whitworth; Elizabeth City, &c.-Carter Craford
Essex---Lawrence Roane Fauquier-James H. Mar
sh all, Robert f. Scott Fayette, &c.Georse Alder
son Frankin-Samue Hale, John Wade G ouces-
ter-Thomas Smith Greenbrier-Henry Erskine
Hampshire-Da.id Gibson Hardy-Wm. Seymour
Henrico-Sherman McRae; Henry-William Ham
let; James City, &c.-John M. Gregory; Jefferson
VIM. c. Worthington, Anthony Kennedy kenawha
Van b. Reynolds; King George-Edward L. Fay
loe; Lancaster, Sewn. IL. Tayloe, Robert w.
Carter; Logan-Anthony Lawson; Loudoun-Lewis
Beard Sanford, j. Ramsy, Henry T. Harrison, James
McIlhaney Marshall-E. H. Caldwell; Mononga-
lia-James Evans Nelson--William Massie Nor
folk county--Samuel Watts, VIM Etheridge; North
ampton--George Y. VERIFY Ohio-Wm. Mcdonnell;
Patrick-John c. Staples Petersburg-John F. May
Pittsylvania- Whitwell P. Tunstai, John Keen Po-
cahontas--Benjamn Tallman; Princess Anvil
liam Roberts, Henry B. Woodhouse; Rappahannock
by proxy, William Walden; Richmond city
Wyndham Robertson, James Lyons; Rockbrldge-
Alfred Leyburn, Charles P. Dorman; Tyler-James
M. Stephenson Westmoreland-Wm G. Walker.
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CORRESPONDENCE Of the MadisOnian.

BERKLEy SPRINGS, Va, July %, 1912.
SIa-Having learned the true tone and spirit of
your paper, and believing do that the measures it
advocates should be generally difused, and in
deed adhered to, am induced to become subscriber.
At time like this, when the Administration of
President Tyler is unjustly assaed-when the
opposinq party is found unfortunately preferring
charges against his Administration it is but just and
right that the People should be put in possession of
the facts as they really exist and not they pre-
sented by chagrined press.
Among the hardy 'mountan boys of this region,
whose voices are always heard in elections, much
good may be done by rightly informing them.
Respectfully, yours &c,