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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30

We stated a day or two ago that the
General Conference Of the Methodist E.
piscopal Church, in sessionin New York,
had appointed a committee 10 devise, if
possible, some ..plan OF paci6ca,ion, on
the subject of slavery. On Saturday
| (lSth! inst Bishop Soule. on behslf Of the
COMMITTEES. reported that after calm and
deliberate Investigation Of the subject en-
trusted 10 them. they had been unable to
agree upon any plan OF compromise tore
coneile The views of the Northern and
Southern Conferences. The report was
accepted, and the committee discharged
from any further consideration of the sub
lject.AB Ball. finer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
SPRINGS,

SrsAcNsOn county, Va
TAAS agreeable and attractive F.5TSERf INC
Pl-4cE y IL b open for rompans 81 Inc
frsi " inne.s Il il i've nilss Sonlsr of lharAes.
teHFh. srisi onie seven hours travel 81 de AaiI
lah6 fsam Baltimore aud Washingssn. sl,s HE.
aietasf qaalties. and The charming sceher6 81
whsch Il i surrounded, have been Tor ykarsAhe
theae 81 sjmsgaiion, and It IS no exaekegasion
to say thet aee unsurpassed.
RATES. !
Fer month AAf1 Oh
Two weekstper week. s ca
4 siagls wstk Id eb
By TIE day III
half PRICE.
The Psarfiefcrs have engagei iae sefsscct Of
Mr A-iE ftfsnI gentleman OF some cxpfri-
ence a The hisiness. snd known Is '4nans otkhe
rai7ens .et Iassoi's Hotel 10 Winchester, j.
mos. oHtisins and attentive host
e. neat and eomfor,ah'e STAGE Miabe
y TIE Raj R9ad Depot every DAY, 10 conIey
passengers 10 tie Spriags.
TIE pRoPRETcRj
6E The .finistaaa and Patriot, Baltimare. HE
Uaiisa States Gazette Philadelphia. the .aafiiaal
iaied gc1rsr, Washington, and. The Gaseps. Ax-
andra, Mn please publish Twiee wedI Il
Their eo'atfs papers, pnttl Isl August, shd Tor
ward b'ilsA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30

VI N H0066T hiHed "A company oil Tree
hooters have infested the mountains a.
round West Point, 10 New York, for. ,wp
years past. aud have. within that time,
committed some daring robberies. The
people OF Orange couniy, Il is stated,
have been kept IN a!censlant state Of a.
Iaru1 in consequence Of their depreda,ions.
The header Of this band, one Alfred Cor.
win, an athletic man. 3about 81 years OF
age, had his retreat Cd the top Of Shone-
mok Mountain. near Monroe village,
where he concealed bis plumber and dissi-
pated with his Companions. Tie follow
ing account OF the death Of this outlaw
and the dispersion OF his band is copied
from The New York Sun:
On Saturday last, in conformity with a
reward Of fifty dollars offered by the She.
riff for Gor~in's body, a company OF sew.
eniy or hundred men sailed out, with
arms, TO take Corwin. He fed 10 a high
range Of woodland near Blooming Grove.
mhlther ne - rAarSned and surrounded
Two young men, named HTrrrtr,---,y-l
Hall, discovered him in a tbicket, when
he presented one Of his large horse pistols
al Hall. but the pistol did not 60 off; and
as be was preparing 10 fire a second time,
Merritt leveIled his rifle and shot the dar-
ing outlaw through the head. killing him
instantly. The ball passed into the back
Of bis, skull and came out between his
eyes, carrying away the Bridge Of the
nose. The coroner held an inquest and
committed Merritt for the present. But
be will be discharged and get the reward
besides. Corwin's- band dispersed, but
the Sheriff viii probably arrest many Of
them. Just before CorWin was shot be
is supposed to have fallen into brook as
his pistols we're wet. which prevented the
first sho: taking effect on Hall.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
NOTICE.

% ACON-Hog round for sale by
Nd May 80 T. C. SIGAFOOSE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30

me FIRST Quarterly Meeting for This
conference year VIII be held by Divine permis-
sion 10 the Methodist EpiscoPalc Church at Har-
pers-Ferry, under the suPerintendence Of the
Rev. JoHN SMITH. Z. T., commencing on Sat-
urday, June l. Other Ministers are expected.
\ HarperssFerry. MAY %, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30

Counterfeit one dollar notes on the
Farmers Bank al Annapolis have been
put 10 circulation 10 that city. The sig.
nature Of The Cashier is executed 10 a
cramped style. and the bees are id a
bunch on the left side Of The hive. Or
the genuine noe The bees are scattered
over The entire top Of the hive.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
TWE FAREFEEss

HNF Jefferson county are Teqnested 10 call
" and examine McCormick's Virginia Wheat
Reaper now stan.lihg at The Court House door.
Persons " ishipg ID purchase. can be secommo-
dated with Nschines which are now in Charles
,towp, at S105, BY calling on J Is ,,Abeilf
JAMES NJ. HlTE s. SJN.
Mas q, IsAA.+-3Ls ..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30

The Midnight Cry, the organ Of the
Malefites, has ceased 10 be published
The editor has become convinced OF bis
folly, and says We confess that our
Tia6lishedlime is past and that, as honest
men. We cannot pofht'to dsGnite days in
The fuiurei' Mlllerism, We may. ibere-
fore con clude, Is new a.. "a end.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
. Ial.iAin.

A Tor Of be ;iatts add most q sle|
"a Af.itie Tor ne Pisbn ami Gnlsr. ~ n lft
y isli PreeePsofs fsf ~ PaAee, FMte, sslf iN+
In; As ass cfnier ist u eArti.cfs5a,ist Zap
G,Aisr and Niosln.Ssrlngs. Bridges. Scrr
olib Bows, Aprons, horse hair fot re5Ea s
bo VS. Nc. for sale cheap far eass q. ihr
Maf is. FaEE PkESS 0FfifE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
as5YnA

FTs1QR SAFE or Rent tic Aferehsnt AF.ll dnthe
y Shenandoah RiseF. near Koeks s'rrrS
!. The Msll has receAtiy been tlorasshi5 ne
ppired, ard is now ID COED condition.
hssPossession gfsea IN lediaisry
MARY 4I,E
Iah. IS. Ists-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
Cnrn-

a FEW barrels Of Corn Willie taken al this
Office i delivered Immediately.
May %, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
. Notices.

g5-Religious Services, continued fop several
days, may be expected inthe Episcopal Church.
IN this place, commencing fO-dss, Thursday the
30fh instant, Al ii o'cfoch y 81. 1t
8 Chaflesiown, MAY so.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-26

notce and prices henvy Indeed lots are selling y.
in W vhfq'. rlte that Il Is difficult correct quotations.
Nehead 0' sales oi Allchlgnn from ls ST., and Cen
eee e,e ~ - 10 49,. Probably far qrota OIL -
"a iur Aichr an and OHIO and az for ene.ee There Is
SUI, some 1gqIy for round hoop ior Shipment nj 43ii 30
4 70, o, ~ 1tI, eXn ,d sti 90 We notice sals 1850 bb
AZ io the de,tInaiIon Sn uf 20 10 400 ls ship
s1h, ~ ~ ~ n 90 New-tean. very Inactive small
o' nothing DOM excepting small lo Georgetown ht
nud Richmond Country extra at 6ls sn,46 g. Fr,sh Rich
nnnd i"uI w II probably be received We
.nh sae Bniywine Men NJ 6ls rHi Jersey some ex
tent a2 90 Rye Flour - small III of Ierey sold 81 2
lZ Ship onli, as slIe Of l1 blihel, fine Ct! wfs
nude NJ "A md 81 cents tor 81 and /, qunl,g
GRAIN-Sever lo;s Of Vbe, ora an ,ba n, ts md Ir(1
htois -cll or milling NJ y cts. Good Corn .ieaGT
and IN TAR demand. Nearly al Orleans on h- rnfks
export ~ nhor . els. weight 2G1 bushels Virginia at s.
met lSp Dc North Cnronn IS. weight; small lot n
Orleans. badly damaged, - for dlin- RYE very duI
and h,S been Sold ns low Hs {; - celt deiyere-so!e J
hu,ge VA. Offered TO day ntti. Oats = 2.cts.
no ;rnn>lc',an;. The market stands n . n %: els.
HAn-Nth nocerFre supply uusold there not muc! do
inE We quote il y cts.
B'lNt-SuHe snail parcel. Of South Sea have been SOL
iuF nome nt 2. cents. cash.
NliIfot C'ude Whale . cents offered. En-ls. and
Dutch i:teed held at IS cents but hear of important
RiClie speculative inquiry con nues nnd farhc. sales
u Jtn ~ cs hive been made 81, 25 showing m
sdviace o . cts per cent on the the ea.y
TAoW-lTe no;,re sale Of q CO ID, Country rendered
Iall9w nj ti ans 10 bbl, do uftr.n, ~ b, cs
STAVESTlI-re have been sales OF .yo carrn. for Snain
a, "Hr quotations The coluns IN freely by the
PROVISIONS l. inactive nran to d,y ond ,ye have
only hentt 0i some 40 TO SO hbs IN lots Ut Isl: s and
3t4 ~. y sale gi - bbls Duichess 90 Prime was
made nj @ In Rect we hear Of sale o 80 bhiS City In
= hi,s Pcked Hams st ga md Tint pfce refused f hi.
There continues demand tor nrd 2cC bbs sold al s.
W eS'en Butter Is coming IN freely and held n ~ 10 ct,
Cheese Is quet at 81. a6.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-26
Trial or Polly Bodiue.

III, RICHMOND. June .5.
he triai OF Polly Bodine was resumed this morn
ING: number OF witnesses were examined bat
!hei! testimony was the same given on the exam
nation. Mrs. ShotweIl. who was not examined
tcore, testified that she lived in Granite Village
was at the house after the body wus found: saw he
bureau opened nothing the drawers except rubbish
d some clothing they badly smoked. Dad not the
uoS SHOWN 10 the d-uwer wuS there If II nd
zen sionI have surely saw piece oi muslin TIM,
WIS stained with blood a, funnel Saw female,
nn"cr garment stained with blood under the Emrea
whcf1 She found H. Also found piece ~ which wns
'neu WIN blood IN spot, rs large hand. piece
~ me Garnet HANGING ON the It burned md taned
with bload rs lilt had been cooked Mrs 3udne the
day she 10 her fathers uTk Saw ner rp,
ot OF The c9ach Albert. her and George ou'enan
WIN her. DID nU, her again until the day Oftic funernl-
saw the bodies the The fire after they ad ieci re-
mlvd saw no marks except Ike on the hroat thought her
This witness great length md with
great ability by Mr. GIaiam but She sustained herself most
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-26
DIED.

Yesterday the 18th inst. aet lingering Illness; IN the @rh
year Of his age. EpwIS WILLIS, Deputy sheriff
The friends o the family ure nvtsd 10 attend hls iuneraiu.
"wednesday from his late residence. No 49, Greenwich street
without further invitation ,, >, ,r
On Iue.day morning, June 18th, 1874. HESRErrA IEuEs
DELL. daughter o EdwardD d. and lehca lfue9ue'' use'
years months and 10 days.
The friends nn relatives Of The family are respectfully l1,li
e To attend the funeral this Wednesday, morning utS CLOCK
without further invitation. from No. tCS Broome ST.
At Ruckspn Me. June! Mrs MARGARET u we oi Hon
Hon SlmueI NJ Pond in the 69h yenG Gi her age .r
Al keeseyil the Eth instant. MARY = r. wle 81 non
Oliver Ktcse Cd and eldest daughter OF Hon. JOSIAH ISM III
the 37th yclr o her age n D. y
At Essey " Y on the llth instant WILLIAM D. Ross,E'a
aged - years. &c. -. u. f,,
u. II. Truman. nged "a years. . ~, NJ, ~
Al South Coventry Conn: on the Nh instant IN hshkk
WpIcrI aged 90 years He survivor o tle htNoi-
onury Army and pen>ioner until the time o ms neaIi
He was for some the camp attendant oi Cnplah Nahum
IInle
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-26
POLICE nEEICr


ARR SrED FOR ATTEMPT Ar KAPF-A few days
Sineo young named Charles Tyson n,,emp;eI "a coun
rape ON young gtl named Pnckncy on Staten Island about
ul' rom the terTy-aud iaing lied n Jersey CITY with
n"we, 'cs,ed there 10 day BY Officers Low and Dnason
and taken baclto Strtcn Island To- tria
STEALING Brass MoUSrixGs-A man n.ued
W ;'a'u Stephenson arrested by Officers r ri md uck
' imprisoned at the PIPER Police. for >;eaiirr lnrge mum
Der "' ora n"r'lu-s Tor window shade found IN ms nn.se
slon-ai'4 waich-coa cloak, psn,nln,, nn! .ce
h''s'l-irr which owners wane1 By those Offices
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-26
Correspondence ofLvlnr,ton x Co . Wall street,

BUFFALO. June -.
ew steamers to-day but bring scarcely any thing
other than rolling tteG,s Tie wheat from propelio Ind.
penencc. wic entered trum ca yesterday It'll on the
marke, Gu'o 20 cents the highest offer nadc for the ear.
20 ETery body afraid 0t Flour would sc.m and nd.-
noS"G 10 operate. 100 bl Paupan mills brought e3 s. bI,
from what gather regard tine trade. believe quite
large %, "i EAGLE laflor t0 miles OF TIN, place. ha,
been SOLD even below iilt Gnoaton The fact iha, the
their 'iGck converted into cash easily lay in
"f Oats. Pork and Whiskey a,e akn: on boar.
Tor export today for points upon the upper lnkes
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-26

80. ne petition OF Henry Parish, who was taxed on
$500 ard whose agent requests ,ha, he may he re,r,,od
od ~ ncceunt OF MS he,n. now resident o Ffnnce wns
,,ln ne OF tne Supervisors stated tha, Mr. r. woIt
I ~ w '",afs iils'ead c quarter OF n milnt.I
ini application for relet from tax by The Chem.
.r Manufacturing Co. John King Nathan Caswell Cb-,o
phe, Roger and Henry lccz, denied " ~
Ihe Bnnrl lhnn n1innrnnL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-26
MARRIED.

ON THURSDAY evening Goth instant. bv the Rev. BenJnmln
Evans, Mr. FRANKLlS T. COSAST to Miss MARY JAM Rus
SELL, all OF this city. =,
On Monday 2i,h INSTANT by the Hon. James Harper Mayor
of ihis city, MI SAMUEL NJ STEELE, TO Miss MARY SHOT
WELL. both OF Psinlield. \. j.. - ~.
On Monday evening 2,hn< by the Rev, Dr. DE W.T.
.oHS PURSE to ELIZA WRIGHT adopted daughter o DAVID
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-26
CORONER.S oFrIrE

IouSn DEowNEp.-'rhe Coroner was called To
nod IN inquest on the body o known rs Patrick -rek
haN hrnnv who WINS seen ne ndnr -h, rtoyicned ON
''c wharf boat 0t Courand street and today wos nnd ~
TIC dock. Nerdct found itoMneA w -. 'V'l' 90
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-26
4 Carl
CLIpDoN AND CooLY.

The public requested IN suspend is usmen, OF the card
of ore Jane, Ewing Cody Tint appeared in th :per
Nir. Cliddcs be henrd in the PREMISES
less comn"n all who may have read the lsy pro-
ducon my deem sufficiently se eoHd-1uq:o-v TO
farther him. Than hard the
legal aHihorie. whose hands the whole has rested
the caway and s.sassnSe nlr cz-ae of IN the
Mers Appic;ons authorities beirc ale
find this James Ewing Cody no; his whereabou,, unit;
now.
H' GIddon ha, been Tor some time settled II Philadelphia
pFera1ur course o Lectures on Egyptian Antiquities :Or
next winter. Z. k. uAlGHT
New-Yo;k, June 18th. 1874. Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-26

ics- O'COnneli in i'risOn.-HEr2AL aSSCl
CIATiON-ADJOURNED MEETlNG.-.i Meeting of the
United Irish Repeal Association will be held by adjournment
this evening" 26h instant. Washington lIa n; O'Clock.
Every Repeater and trend Ireland nvitstn his sub
scpton towards paying the fine imposed OCOanc and his
iIu>trious computrCt, and fellow prisoners.
je36lt b. OCONNOR. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-26
NIarkets ;. .Cersfnlly repprt.d far 1ae 11ri..-.

Markets.... Carefully 1eport.d for Tie Trib,,,,
~ TUESDAY. June 25
ASllES-The market or Pots has given way to der ,rd
close, weak at = ~ The sales have been III bbk al o.
'1l, q! - Go The arrivals 70 day 80 40 bbs ~
, h. ne shes yeci!ay We're about SO bales Some
wpd m be scee2ied By holders alket IS very dull
fEoCN AND Ml.AL-I he deiland lulleI ax hefnre
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-26
This Day Published,
SCOTT & co = FAC-SIMILE EDITION OF
RIAcK WOODS MAG A/INt

This Day Published.
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BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE.
For JunslsiI.
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H.. Coun6u,-A PRINT after u Picture By Pnrmersinnc.
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Vl..Mrhre Knlhphournas.
VII. Arcnp sInye l.rrde--rropical Colonies;
VII. Ma ruvc of certain Uncommon Things that did neG
~ happen L" me. ii-rb.d Nlits. q. ID.
X. lie Actuul, ondiliun OF the Greek State.
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-26
BOARD OF SITpFpv,snp,

his Board met last evening No,or u.
": man several petitions prcsened and ,d ~ "
on 5 e5los ID taxng the Jefferson Insurance Co.
The tax of John Nelson, Jr. John d o' G,he Giotfeeed
erdsed l. :; Reynolds G John Morgan P Van ZanJt ss,s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-26
COURT CALENpAN. .Tns Day

SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos. >, Is, %, II, II, 6l, GO,
3d. H. 90, SO, 49, So, 65 y, 73, AZ, 81 "A, IS, .,
e., As, AZ, 70 Is, 6.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. %, i3, SO, 81, 67, -, IS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-26

% NindicntiOn OF the Rev. Mr.. South
Gate Letter TO The Members Of the Protestant Episcopal
lhuri United State, from the Rev. ilnriO Souh:aie
their Missionary nt C"n.annnpl-. Just published by
e2I 2ts STANFORD & SWORDS, l39 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-26
pnsa.,,ners Arrived. i.

In the brig Falcon from Remuda-IIs nluSson Mss & li-
son. Mr. and Mr., Fueli and chld Mr. Tucker anc ch-
rem Mrs Dupnn and children Miss Incke MIR inckef'
Miss jinron Hon sir Wm II Barnaby. Bell. Mr. Siok
In The Scar Henry Jenkins from 81 Observation-Disclosures
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-26

Behold! the Bride groom conicth !-GO
We out % meet Him The evidences Of the speedy
coming of Christ HIS Second Personal Glorious Ad, d,eni-w
be presented bv CHARLES FITcu at the Church of
Christie and Delaney this Monday evening" and
every evening through the week except Saturday. Ser
wees TO commence II I. NJ. Senls free. le9i 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-26

J NOtice.-The Board of d ectos of the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road CorporioI have this day declared
dividend ." ree and hG cent PAYABLE and after
day OF july ueN at the IleuSuerS Office. Bosr"n
Mass e3A tlyl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-26
lyh;r State Ccnvcn1,on.

STATE Convention to he comp .cd Of Delegates from the
several Counties o; tin, equal their representation IN
House 90 Assembly, viii 10 held Syracuse HeHes
day f. eenih day Of September nS Il O'Clock noon,
ff the purpose of nominating cani:rt H. GorerHOr Lie-
tenant orernor. 1ar:ys,1 PresidEt'ai Eectc-s. dzf
fowr Canal Commissioners. TO be supported 10y the Wing
lccors th, the Election. and nnsact
such other business may be deemed proper by the Con.
ventlun.
II hardly necessary remind tbs Wings of this State of
the espon, bic duties Of this Convention sill the selection
Of candidates for P'csenu Electors does but
four years. and the election OF Cana! Commissioners by the
ie-plc presenting tse for the rst time, the Committee
l,bea mprc,sns upon every County fully repre-
ed Iuna l.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-26

E9- Sylvania Assnciation.-ThiS As-ociation.-
located Danesvile Milford. Pike Co. Pa 80 mi-s
from Eew York direct y hour, y way of the Enc road
Miicowr. mlS from the Delaware and Hudson Canal.
aud from the oi the Ere Raiiroa Gcsfous Il esin
>hn- branches of Manufacture which will employ
especially to Women and Chdrcnand To this end so
cts advice and cooperation from all friends of Social Reform
and from phanhropic practical men Lucrative employment
expected but fair reward OF Labor The Council
would like TO treat with any JUS, person able aud disposed 10
establish proper bnch branches Manufacture ard
who does consider Money the sole object oi lie. Please
address - :. kInZer. DHrllngsv1ie Pike Co. Pa
The Association ready proposals. postpaid from
Geou ni uniting the attempt 10 elesa'. Gn
the condition al the lahoret The member. rczTe that
will not enable them present
resident vino cnnno take STOCK the of
least lC1. end this only for single q" capacity for immc.
nie Usefulness For ian nnd especily thuSc comprising
many children, considerably larger subscription would he
requisite the Of enpoyin. prOhuhy the labor u
men nnd children here have not been periertcd Srbscrptons
their stock share S) from NONRESIDENT members
e,.ly solicited and annual dividend oat least per
guaranteed. ndurcrs IN New York and vicinity
quested call on NJ t. Pufdy. 1jts "wery. who will elad
y ImpaIt information und answer inquiries D3awNtf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-26

CO Young Friends Or IreInnd.''-A rerI-
m s-ni-monhIy meeting of tire above Society will be held
tins (NedGcsdnyl evening June 16ih q: O'Clock nj the
Catholic l.ihrary Rooms. IL Centre.,treei
\ full attendance ol the Members requested business
OF importance Is 10 be transacted.
MICHAEL OCONNOR, President.
CHARLES MCC. DELASY secretary. je2j IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-26

G7- z. Lacy. Dentist. has returned TO the City and
resumed uciice of his profession No iS Broadway
doors above rnndeei. where he prepared tO III
former patients aud all others who need his professional
c.s llel7 lOtI>s L. LACY.