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!, 10 tie 'Votefsr6f wan co,,n,,,

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/ y, The Undersigned having severaIly Der.
torped labor upon the new Court House,
tor which they have received no compen.
saticn, varying in amounts form twenty
nve dollars.-and being DESTROYS of reno.
vlng form the County Commissioners all
responsibility in the matter, propose to
submit it to the people to decide, at the
November election. whether their de.
mands shall be paid out of the County
Treasury. 1t will not be expected that any
claims will be paid unless established by
proof The whole amount of our united
claims is about the sum Of seven hundred
dollars. This amount would constitpte
but small burden if borne By the whole
community, while its loss would bear verv
heavily upon Us, dependent as most of us
are' upon our daily labor for our support.
John King, RoSertJ CUNNINGHAM,
John Connall, Patrick 'Bannlto,,n,
John Hendle; James Bqfginrs,
Stephen Potter, Owen o. Riley.
Martin Whaling. /
Joliet, Oct. 9Th, IS4S. \
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1DMfNISfRATOR'S NOTICE. q

n EMON SYRUP, superior article by the
dozen, or in smaller quantities, at
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

.
The trialofc Col John /. johnson, charged with
lshe. murder q John NJ Eiittt, took place in
Front Royal, Wsffen'eouilf Va. few weeks
since. Il vii be 'remembered thar he deceased
Vas killed WIN fence raj. Considerable in
erest was felt in the trial As il pfogressed-nore
Iso than in anycase hat has taken place for years
past. The counstl for the defence were Messrs.
fG. B. Safnels, Of Shenandoah, and R. Y. Con-
rad, of Winchester on the part of the Prose-
cutiOn were Philip Williams. Esq, Common
wealth's Attorney. and Hon. Jas. NJ. Mason, Of
the y. s. Senate, employed by the friends of the
deceased. Able arguments were delivered on
both sides; and the concluding speech on the part
Of the Prosecution. Is said to have been one Of
the ablest efforts ever made in this section Of the
State, in criminal prosecution.
The jury brought in verdictof gztiziy ef ,nur-
dor IN hesecond degrss aad affixed the penalty Of
seven years and six meAths confinement in the
Penitenfiary. Amotion was made BY the piso-
ner's csansel for 4 new tial, which was oserruled
BY the Court.
A correspondent Of the Rockingham Register
writes that il was proved that Elliott was one of
the most estimable and worthy citizens Of the
county and that johnson had made frequent
threats to kill Eiliuu. johnson remained un-
moved during the whole time Of the trial.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
coNcREsA

y The proceedings ofscongrsss within tie past
week have no, bsen Of much general Interest.
In The SsNArr, Oh The 10th. Mr. Badger sub
mi,ied . res6ld,ipn for the Printing Commit &c
10 inquire into the expediency 81 resembling
the resolutions ~ horizing The printing Of Con-
gress b. contract-which was adopted. This
noyementwiildn ind strong opposition The print
ing IS nowdone on cheap scale. Why change
ii in order 70 pay more 70 favoritesl
In The HousE, the resolutions Of sympathy with
the people Of France, which had passed the Sc
nate. were taken up and discussed 1t 4 WARM
rate, along with The yexed question If slavery.
By Mr.. AshnGn, Of Massachusetts. and Mr..
Bayiy. Of Virginia. Both speakers were warm
and earnest and made some hard hits at each
other and At each Others constituents.
Afer this Mr. Stephens. oiIsredto amend the
phraseology Of the first resolution, and on this he
asked the previous question.
The amendment was not Ssreed 10. The Sc.
mates resolutions were then put upon their pas
sage, and adopted BY yea and nay vote. Yeas,
ia; Nays, Messrs Cranston and Root.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
THE CANVASS.

Saturday last, being muster day at Shep-
herdsiown, Mr.. GALLAHER, the candidate for Sc
nator and the Wing and Democratic candidates
for the House OF Delegates were present In the
afternoon, by previous appointment, Messrs. Gal
laher and Worthington addressed The people at
some considerable length. mostly in defence OF
their position as regards the School Bill. John
A. Thomson, Esq. also addressed a few remarks
to.the meeting. II was perfectly apparent that
there was trouble in the camp even at this hither-
TO stronghold of Whiggery and we are yet TO
learn that the labored efforts Of Saturday done
much towards efecting a Reconciliation.
[Spirit Of Je6ersoR.
Whether ''the labored Efforts Of Saturday done
much" or not it isrertain that those who expect
ed to find trouble in the camp, did not seemuch
on that day to encourage them in their insidious
purpose Of dividing to conquer" The .'hither-
to stronghold Of whiggeryp is not son enough to
be gulled by politicians who ride both sides Of
the sapling,s and have nocreed tp avow publicly
on the school question.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
4 REFUGE FoR KINGS.


hissaid that at meeting in behalf of France
and Liberty, held in the State Capitol a, Harris
burg, on Tuesday evening last NJ. B. Lowery,
ksq, Of Crawford county. suggested the propriety
Of instrucling the Senators and requesting the
Representatives in Congress from Pennsylvania.
TO procure The passage ETA law, grantiAg SO acres
Iefland to each of the Crowned Heads ofEuroce,
that they might emisrate TO the distant West Of
our country, settle down in quiet, become useful
and respected citizens, and under the protection
Of the Stars and Stripes receive such practical
lessons in the science of self government as would
undeceive them aiitheir lives as to the efficacy
of royalty.
Fancy Louis Philippe. Nicholas, and their
brother kings, In the middle of the western woods
with farmers frocks on, and spades in their hands
Queen Victoria, the Duchess Dsorleans. &c.
near the doors oftheir log cabins with their SPIN
ming wheels at hand, while the young Cobcunts
amuse themselves with throwing stones 4, the
frogs in the neigboring ponds. Not an impossi-
Bile event 4
The thing is not unlikely, for letter from one
OF Louis Phillippe's intimate friends was receiy-
ed BY the Steamer Washington, by a gentleman
OF the city Of New York, announcing that the
ex-King has taken the resolution 10 come and
FIX HIMSELF with his family in the United States.
So says, confidently, the Courier des Etats Unis,
with this additional remark i" This Is probably
notthe last king who win fee for safety to the
9gis OF the American republic. es
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
S:EN. TArLoR.s bPINIoNs.

va
The whole Democratic press OF the country
seems exceedingly anxious to drive OF the Wings
from the support Of Gen Taylor. Every letter
thar i written, and every intimation thar is
thrown out. they catch al, and with wonderful vi
gor Of intellect speedily manufacture some
doctrine antipodal to thatheld BY the great Wing
Party of the country.
Il has lately been asserted that Gen. Taylor's
opinioas N regard to Naionai Bank, The Sub.
Treasury, and the TarfG, togeIher witA us views
Of the origin Of the War, &C., are in accordance
with those Of me present Administration. This
Is all mere assertion, wifAeat any good or au-
thoritative foundation. The only wonder is, that
men ofgoodstrong intellcets ~illalIow theirjudg-
ments p fan them, and take up. with bot haste,
the slang which every retailer may be pleased to
vend
We have observed letter Of pretty much the
same import as that noticed above, which was
publishsd anonymously inthe Washington Union,
but which, IL has subsequently been ascertained
was furnished that paper by Mr.. Browne Of Mis-
sissippil who received it from one Dr., Timothy
Kemmell, Of that State, in whicha similar yer
sion is given Of Gen. Tayiors opinions; not as
coming within his cva knowledge, but On the au-
thority Of a Dr. Baden, But he rumor, in this
case. rs in most others, "grows as it goes"-and
this writer adds that, in the event of his election
TO the Presidency, General Taylor says he win
select bis Cabinet from the bcst men II The ccua-
Try, without regard to party.
This i one Of the beautiful "makc-shiils" Of
Loccfccc party. And We shall NOT be surprised
if this letter, containing an epitome Of what the
writer understood Gen. Taylcr's opinions to be,
should soon be published as direct emana,ion
from the old General himsel. Itmay reasonably
be expected, that Misrepresentation Of the opin-
ions Of Gen. Taylor, will be the order Of the day
with the Locofoco press, from this time forward,
until the assembling Of the Wing Convention on
The nh of June next, at philadelphia. The old
Hero's letters, under his own sign manual, to
William J. Graves. Joseph r. Ingersoll and
others, DECLARING HIMSELF TO BE A
WING, and a Clay Wig at thai, are tob be Ia
zen as nothing, while private conversations
which Locofoco ingenuity, impudence, or perse-
5erance, may warm him into, are to Be retailed
Aird-Aanded and received as the genuine doc
rines Of General Taylor's hearth Out upon all
uch humbuggeyl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
NO ANswER As YETI


The speech Of the Hon. ANDREW STEWART,
which we published some time since, has been
before the country several months. and yet noone
in or out Of Congress has had the boldness % at
tempt reply. How does i, happen that neither
the Union, nor any Of The leaders in the House Of
REPRESENTATIVES. have ventured seolay hands, on
ihe speech Of the great Commoneri Surely,
surely there must be truth. sad reality III the as
founding disclosures madel The great fnan-
cier Of the Treasury Department (femarks a
correspondent of the Baltimore PATRIOT Is likely
ebrcughtdown from the pinnacle Of greatness,
10 which his party friends have elevated him
His report was sauded as enc Of tie sreate8prU-
dnctions Of the age, and the people no doubt, be-
gan 10 think tia, this Mr.. Walker was real
prodigy, and as profeuhd inancier as the world
ever knew. But alas for bis reputation, that
unlucky day arrived, when Mr.. Stewart took his
production in hand. and. without being daunted
by its ponderous size, lis great array Of figures
and calculations, and its plausible theories, sup.
ported by the most Ingenious sophistry, sifted il
from beginning to end and proved 10 the world
that is calculations were false. its theories vi
sionafy anddecePtive. and the greater part Of he
whele thing perfect balderdash.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
GENERAL PILLOW.

Whatever may be said Of this gentlema IN : va
lor no one viii hereafter attempt to indicate his
veracity. 1t will be remembered that a few
weeks since he addressed a letter to friend in
New Orleans. in which he declared, in the mos,
positive terms, that he neither wrote nor inter.
lined, nor had anything to do With the famous
Leonidas' letter-and there appeared in the
papers at the same time letter from Mai. Al. w.
Burns, lwho we presume is one ofthe toadies in
the army, who are always ready tosay or to swear
to any thing which will tickle the earsof Power j
avowing himself It's author, and exonerating
Gen. Pillow from all participation in that Nun
chausen production. Il now appears, from the
evidence, before the Court Of Inquiry, of Mr.!
Freaner, DIETER known as " M1staag, !" the cor
respondent Of the New Orleans Delta,) that the
unsealed manuscript Of letter, substantially The
same as that signed 1. Leonidas,p withszinter.
lincations in Pillows own handwriting and al.
dressed to The Delta. was handed to him. to be
forwarded % the Della for publication, BY Pillow
himself, who stated TO him that he ,Iwished II
sent of, 50. as % gice tie frs, imgressiensp He
Afterwards wished to withdraw the docurnent
from Freaper who refused to part with i'll
And this Is Mr.. Folks pet--the valiant and -.
nowned General whom he released from he III
rest under which be had been placed by scott
while atithe same time he suspended Scott him
self from the command Of the armytti
Rickmond Wziz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

NJ Arnu.l ssssiun Of De Grand IDdge d
Virginia. I .. o. r. took place IN he civ q.
Richmond On Monday last and continued "a,
several dsys
The Representation ussq6iie fdil-neariy en-.
y Lodge IN ike STATE being rcfresepsed.
An election for oficsrs ofslhe Grand Lodge
was held a IIe art ~ az he session. ana the
following elected:
Ma. lskAu. Rokxsox. Of Berkeley. GRIND
Master,
E 5. Hovoz. Esq, a. Alexandria, deputy
Grand Mas,er;
Coi RbsEEr TyaxEh, Of Wareh. Grand
Warden;
Or. E. G. RostSsox Or Norfolk. and VIZ. L.
BoaK. Esq. n Martinsb1rg, Representatives 10
The Grand Lodge, U. s.
The Grand Lodge resolved BY very decided
majority in favor Of The three months terms q
|ofice in Subordinate Lodges. /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

~ ~ TN UIUEIXI|
nm DAYS Lam rao1 kgnbP1
~ cr.r N,tIi.r = D.5fs 10 -.
cf1~~I'<zI 14itt 41|.,> 80
<..<<1-< <DS7<<, y ~ N<.,i.-I.. ~
~ yo.z. kprIl u.
~ t.<s1rr UIb-r.'a b. jen ,r.if.i. lriir
~ ~ .'.1IE.1E itf-IIIre1cs flon Eni1pc q
sikh Il,fUsll 70. .Inop.is;
~ Monater Messing q Dnblin' csms
81 rilt1nt disi1rb61ce An Address %
Er1nc. 1oS nIDrIcI tie ncEi d1yan A.
irs.s Il ths oss1 f>r Eep-.l ~ ,Iao Is
1cltel Smith o Dfi1n, LolEh1 and
Nickel we're efr<lto1 f1r ted.fon aDd
rntnr1c = heavy boh3s Tor triil On he 18th
LpriI oreaf pxeiIemcntVcs folf a Dub
ID a. a665dhtt de arrest
scotland Yls growing mora driei-
kiotS have ceased Epgland = quiet. =
a hhmber of failures have taken 6laec On
thc continent
lis rsborted that the Provisional CO
yerpncnt q Francs would bay np III tie
Railroad lines. and pay Tor them ID i've
per cent rents
Business ID France vas siagnant.
II the Poles rise. Francs VIII Interfere.
Al Russian and English nofkmen have
been ordered ont Of France TINY four
diderent clubs have been form ID IN Paris
= ard liberty throughout the world A
Republic hzs been tf0elaimed Il Cracow.
where 400 politieal prisoners have been
liberated. 5000 Insurgents are under
Republican prineiplessre constantly adj
yAncing ID Germany, Denmark and HoI-
la1d The King Of Bavaria has abdica-
ted A nsN Cabinet has been appointed
In Austria Great military preparations
are being made h Russia, but no outbreaks
hare occurred There has also been a re-
yolution 10 Sardinia a Constitution has
been published By the Pope.
a successful insurfcction had broken
cut in Milan aud Lombardy the Austrian
troops were entirely defeated. Spain re-
mains quiet, As also Portugal Great dis.
tress exists IN commercial affairs on tho
Continent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

The Philadelphia News speaks oi SEINE Z !.
counterfeit s. note on the Bank Of tie vaIlev =
virginias the engraving poorly execdfed, III,
paper coarse.
This IS the FIRST intimation w have had ii an
new edition Of connterfeits on The Valley Bani.
The News does not state the Branch from wAicb
he counterfeit purports 20 haze ben issued
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15


Drqr ST. Observing from nrficles in IL
Fire. Pres that ron afc 16o1t % give new
impnlse % business upon lle banks Il ne besu-
tfol Shenandoah. an reminded oflhe place Of
nv birth. md an reminded too thatvodf kith-
fnl represeniafiFeint The Senate, Mr. Galiaker. IS
|1'so naiiveof thesamt region Betfhhingihe
world a. vssboth did without brtune and cher
|adyanlageots circumstances. which give hensa
gosilion among their5elloU men. I very natural
y bel an intsrestin his welfare. am surprised
= az thai thefesis the slightest d6uBt OF kesis
tim about reiainins himin the public circles |;
had 50 generals this feeling here, that feel aa-
iho-iked in saying thal If be were now citizen
q Richmond, and eligible TO offee among US. re
shoald promptly take him up for The vacancy in
our delegation. and elect HIN almost by acclamas
iion. This we would do Is testimony of onr
high estimate Of his business habits and enlarged
Views Of State policy-and we should feel In no
norlng him that We advanced the best interests
Of the whole cnmmbnwealth.
This feel free 10 say, not is an evidence Of my
own feelings but as the sentiments Of an intelii-
gent and discriminating community.
Yours, verv truly
WALTER 'GWYNN.
TRoMAs II. WINS: ESQ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
FROM MExIcO.

A letter writer in the National Intelligencer,
from yBuena Vista, says: Col Hamtramck,
cohmandant Of the forces Of the United States
in and near Satillo, Is now also, since the depar
ture of Col. Payne for Monterey. Governor of
said town. In the course Of few days the North
Carolina troops, now garrisoning the city will be
relieved by the Virginia regiment, at present I'M
der the immediate command Of Major Early,
(who has lately returned from a visit home. -
The former will again encamp in the vicinity
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

: " folIo<int l<',c< - han1tl q = ~ no.
r.. Z. Wills ~ III --o1.s. b i15er, 1,
j 9tr coluuns Io|fQf &. nro1-;-.o-, a. e.
EsPer ard abseaks - b. uri,cr 81 Isl, -. 81
'.'f ce!ic.sy + s'<hs !. ts1''si.y. .r<n ,hourk
=, 1esi.< q having issHs1..,5 cn.s.ionsi,
1ntl<~ss; ] A&rs taken lke iib-ltx a. <>-s.
ing {oa letter fof poo'icr,i5n. ifo.n -:S,,S~.S
2. high nespc<:ah;li,r. and N<ll knoiS IS s. ~
q ~ so,srs q iAis senH.ozisl Disici nat iE{T
Tor The Ssnlieis held il tie Csp;,,I N ~ 49,.
where they hare had . good oiborinni,v ~ -,
mating his services for ycars past
ffE BesocifnIlr.
THOMAS b. WILLIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
FnE YEOMAN,
lRsYlvEp,l NJ R. H. GALL.arn,

lKEYivEp,1 1T & II GALLAHER, h
Is the title Of campaign paper. 70 be issued
from the Republican Office in Richmond, directly
after the nomination BY the National Conven-
tion, in Junelnext, and will be published weekly
till the day Of election, at so cents
We would advise every Wing in the State to
subscribe.
u Subscriptions received at the Free Press
Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
THE SPRING TRADE.

Our Merchants are returning from the East
ern Markets laden with choice Goods 4 glance
al the columns Of the Free Press, this. and next
week, win point out where desirable purchases
may Be made. .sA
Our yearly advertisers win please bear in
mind hat their contracts are NOT for an snlinled
space in our columns An mus have chance
10 Be heard. and We are no, willing 70 allow any
one monopoly Of our columns .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
ALEXANDRIA TRADE.

The Valley Trade with the good old City Of
Alexandria is On the increase. business men in
that place are alive 70 their Interest and are no
ways backward in Offering inducements to the
Valley people. Give them a helping hand.
The advantages win be mutual TO dealer and
purchaser. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
THE Laws DELAY

A case wasdecided last week, in Fairfaxeoun-
~, va. which had been in Chancery for twenty
years. The parties we're Lee vs. Chichester
The decision was for the plaintiff, and the de-
PENDANT appeals! So the end is not yet.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

u The package Of newspapers for Middle
way was taken from this Office on Saturday last,
but we learn did not reach that place until We'd
nesday. Who IS to blame in the matter / Sure.
ly we are not.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

The Passenger Cars are ven iilled with trzvsl-
lsr., and The burden Cars well ffeighied viii
goods. showing hat he Winchester q Ponfnae
Rail Road Company i doing IN active and 1pu-
rishing business. Two freight trains are On ahe
rad every day, which ue trnst win be De ease
for many weeks and monlhs 70 come.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

CLERIcAL CALL.--We learn that the
Rev. John G. Matthews, Of Washington,
D. G., has received i call to the Presbsts.
rian church in Paducah, Ky,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

The bill changing DE time d holding IT, 81.
cut Superior Court AZ Clarke Counly. 6,,s,,
both branches o. De Lesisla,ore, md hcres ~
shcir superior Copr,s WIN u 1e,d a. ,hc IS'S =
May ana l0.h q October. 4 sash ysaz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

The WOUNDED IN PARIs.-The num-
Der Of persons wounded In France in the
three days Of February, and received at the
hospitals, amount to 63S, Of whom 62f
were men and IL women. OF that MIN.
Der 258 still remain in the hospitals.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
MORGAN COUNTY.

Mr. William Gibbs, is ANNOUNCED as the Wing
candidate for the House Of Delegates from Nor
gan county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

ELoPEMENT AND AMALGAMAT1oN.-T The
New York papers mention an elopement
case in that city of beautiful white girl,
ouly seventeen, with colored man.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
AUGUSTA.

The Wing Convention Of Augusta county,
have placed in nomination for the House Of Del
egaies. Col J.. Marshall McCue and Hugh w.
Shefey, Esq.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

GREEN PEAs.-These luxuties are sell
ling in New York at only nine shillings
per bushel. They are brought from
Charleston.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

Il The Hon. J. NJ. Mason made speech in
the Y. s. Senate on "Wednesday, on the califor.
mia Claim Bill
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

N. ~. *.,sfeoS @4d g. p. feESiz<ts Hcrc :.
|lec,z1 q ~ General Assembly q a. frehbv,>.
/ riSn CHurth. Nhiek + q convene d ESl,inol.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

u The communication Of a." was re.
ceived Just as we were going to press Itshall
appear in our next
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

The Mineral Bank at Cumberland, Nd, ha.
opened doors and resumed business.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

PoToMAc FIsH The supply Of fsh it
our wharf, says the Georgetown Advocate,
is now large, the fisheries having proved
very productive during the few days past.