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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10

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our POSITION touch;Ss sS ,;< ~
1lcNun under he head 81 .nrrr6llr,o,s. IS 1
sross and palPable peuenion and misIeprescnta-
non. WenoE take ilnal leave Of ihe subject
lSNr'tef y.1srssa-
saaea jade Winces under he lash q ruth
ana justice and me spirit feels nneomnloaiy
sore Whenever i and ihe headers g he parry 10
fe9rfson are reieHed 70 as approving b. shouts
and o'ner roeiierons demonstrations, he odious
uocifine q Repatriation, = p1oclaimed ~ Ex-
Gov. NcNuii q Mississippi one Of the preach
efs Of Loeoiocoisn, and an lceiors We believe. q
Cas- aud Butler N The STATE from which be hniss
edo not deubf that The Spirit i, and has
been for weeks past anxious to take leave Of
thesahleet 81 kepudiatipn- Thai doctrine will
not sun the sober secondTthoughied Democracy
who, with all their disposition TO work kindly IN
The traces cannot gnlp down 50 nauseous dose
NHA.'t tA'-eaA-rt ~ptS rigging anu ~ Isl loi-
lowed up with an occasional ,uans Of con-
science
! As 10 gross and palpablc peryersion and
misrepresentation" Of the Spirits position, we
have but word or two TO say. The Spirit has
certainly taken he most speedy and summary
method Of disPosins and settling The question n
It's broad and coarse declaration is better suited
to IT'S taste than ? production Of the evidence
90 which z seeks 70 convict Us Of ! pefrersion
ana misrepresentation
we nave SAID before, and we now repeat that
'lle edi'or 2, 'ne spirit together with the leading
spDus y 'ne LocoiOco parry, dsd applaud, most
nea'ti'y, 'h'ougnout 'ne sentiments o. fepadia-
IN = psohuiga'ea ~ MeNuu; ana when
una. ois''nsulsnea champion closed win MS
nasnins Pe.ofa.ion' mat, as ne resicide who
signed the deaih warrant OF Oharies l. desir-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
Second despatch.

Our attentive correspondent furnishes
US with the following, which We received
from the Telegraph Office II Harpers Fer
|ry, BY private despateh
BALrlMoRE. Aug 8. 1856 P. II.
There Is very little further of news than that
II despatched to you SKI hours ago. Two addi-
lional counties from North Carolina, Brunswick
and Duplin have been heard from, which give
Locofoco loss Of III as compared with the
vote in 1914. This i rather more cheering The
Whigs.
The news from Indiana and Illinois is rather
favorable to me Wings.
The voting in Keutneky is kept up three days,
we have only the two fiIst days vote.
CoNcarss Militar, Appropriation Bill
was reported by Mr. AtAertan, with amendments,
'front.' Finance Committee, to-day.
The Senate then went into Executive sessions
The River and HarbpE bin was discussed in
the House.
BurrAho CoSyENrIoN.-No tidings from this
body, which met to-day. II Is presumed Mr.,
Van Buren, will be the nominee.
FIora.--A number 9f large holders refuse 70
sell at less than S. bIutbere are no sales at this
price.
GRAIN--The Grain market is firm, with a
slight advahce insyellow.Cprn. Sales to-day Al
the following rates:--ISed wheat. good TO prime,
at IS 9jc.; ordinary tp good GO % s5c: white
whoa. 95a lose; Oats Is 10 &c. Rye Zoe
M \ 10, (s,r,,- Aff.. v,sIlrxy "a n ale TT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
THE RESORT or THE DAY.

Mr.. J. w. Beans Daguerrean ROOMS At the
Court House still continue to be crowded by the
Ladies and Gentlemen Of town and county
The greatest satisfaction is afforded to all who
have patronized MIR. B. His pictures cannot
certainly be surpassed by any artist in the State.
There is a full expression Of the countenance, a
brightness Of the eye. and life-like semblance a.
bout the whole, that render his pictures very
desirable. We have seen some likenesses Of
our friends, which he had taken; they were ex-
cellent, and as perfect as they could be made
II i always pleasan, to have the face Of fami-
liar friend near, il perchancc that friend is re-
moved from US, either by distance or death
Nov is the opportunity, and We would advise all
Of our friends TO call and have their likeness TAX
en-, as in all probability they may never have as
favorable an opportunity again offered
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
THE MAGNETIC rELEGRArn.

The line Of Telegraph between Baltimore and
Wheeling is in rapid course Of construction. -
An Office has beep already opened in Frederick.
Nd, and tbe wines viii soon be placed on the poss
which extend 10 Harpers Ferry, and an Office o
pebed there at onee. The lelegraph commits
nieation between Baltimore and Wheeling. viii
Be completed in all probability, BY the nrst OF
September.
p. s. The Office was opened at Harperz Ferry
on Tuesday last, under he energetic efforts Of the
Mcssrs. Townsend, and the wifes are already faE
extended Wesiwardly. We give despatch IN
another column.
Don't our business men mean to have a line 10
this place II they do, il is time they were put
ting down their subscriptions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
INDIGNATION MEETING


Ameeting Of apogtion Of the citizens OF War
rem and Clarke, was held at the White Pest on
The 18Th, for the purpose Of giving expression d
public sentiment upon the action Of the Execu-
tive Of the Commonwealth of Virginia in grant
ing pardon 10 JoHS l. JOHNSON, who was con-
yicied Of the murder of JoHS NJ. EiAtarr.-
JaMss NJ Hrs, Esq. was called to the sschair,
and Capt R. II. TlMBgRLAkE, appointed. secre-
tary.
The following gentlemen were appolaied a
committee to draw up resolutions expressive 81
the sense ofihe meeting: John w. Page. Georsse
H. Burwel, DR. VIM Nelson BuekncrlAshby.
James w. Mason. DR.. o. r Funston an;iE. w
Massey.
The committee present lrnIg report, which We
areunable TO publish. but Inc substance s:5ay, be
gathered from the following accompanying reso-
lalions
RHsairod, ~ dis lfri;ng, That TIC ExGrnsiye
uf The Commonwealth Of Virginia. in pafAnninn
JonN Il JoHNsoN, under The circnlrsiancei n az
case has diSobcyed the iniuneiiul uf the afunssil
tution 10 take care that the laws are fas5ilaly
executed has disrcganled the eonscrvatiste cha
racier Of the pardcning power--has confirmed
and desp;sed the decisions Of Judicial iribaaals--
has SET a. naught public sentiincni-and hsls hem
entirely regardless aud reckless Of The eri the
community resulting from the murderer S4lking
abroad, rnpunished, ~nnwhipf Of justice:i
Rsuircd, Thai the Constitution ol Virginia
has given 70 the Legislature The right 10 ssntro
and modify 81 law The pardoning powes con-
Iercd On the Executive, and that the too fs3ouent
abuse Of thar power b the Executive, cssis 81
Legislaiire interference.
Keulred, That this meeting. aci1afc3 " shc
high and holy motive q giving efficiency % our
tFom unfe<lfained IiccniiousDess. nurif ~,
on inipuniiy fE crime. diSdoins al party E}iintt
and Considerations, and disclaiIns al confttf;6t
with public agents Who have proved uRdorfhf
The sacred trusts c0mmittci b ikem.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
the COMPROMISES BILL IN THE
SENATE.

We beg the attention Of our readers 10 the
votes 10 the Senate, on the different amendments
proposed % ths Compromise Bin Of Mr.. Clayton.
Let them especially note these facts
That 1xbmas H. BentgA, Democratic Sena-
TOR from the State Of Missouri, The very bone Of
contention In former days, bctweenihe North and
South, voted fatty for the Wilmot Proyiso;
That M. AiAertea, whose resolutions are now
held up BY Southern Democrats as the les, Of 20.
litical orthodoxy on The question Of slavery, yo-
led Cor ihe WiImol Profiso;
That Mr.. fStsgsraid, the successor of Gen. Cas-
and his warm supporter, voted for the Wilno,
Pfoviso;
That Mr.. Dodge, 10 whose sterling republican.
Ism he Union has testified on lhefaith Of his in.
slolnliuble sounlenance,n voted Tor the Wilmo
pnviso; and. finally,
Thai majority of the Senator'S who voted iol
Che Pf0sizo were pemocrais.--RieA. 1ymcs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
BY Magnetic Telegraph.


nv its Fifginaa Ere Press
The Magnetic wires ale in fun operation le-
tween Hnrper Ferry sndlBaltimors. We have
received two despaickss. which We pgeseni:
BAnrnoREg Aug. 3. 1873. y NJ.
The returns Of The elections are no, very sails
facsory--as full returns have not been received.
send yon lie latest tp b dis sine.
NoRTu C.Rot,N,.--F ighi counties heard
frcns-Reid. Inc Loco candidate i',F Governor,
has gain Inns far Of 1910, Is compared with the
Governors vote in 1914. when Graham, Wing,
| had Ills mai. 1icounties in the State.
ISp,,S..--The returns for the Legislature are
100 incomplete TO form % opinion as g The re-
suit.
| ILLrxois No opposition d The hocoioec Gov
ernor Col. Baker 81 tls sixth distsici is elected
/ % Congress a Wing gain, 5. 7. Logan, Wing,
is probably elected from lhe seventh district 4
Wing gain.
MlssduRr AxD KExrucxr. Nothing defnilt
from either State
FLora.--sales were made today at sis1 e
S..
.WRgAT--Good % prime Wheat was sold al
20 to IS cents. 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
nETURN on rnE voUNrEERs.

Onr gallant Mexican Volunteers, who have
seen 10 months hard service in Mexico have
nearly all returned under Lieuts. Avis and Gal
laher, Capt. Rowan being detained to close up
matters. Coming in small squads, on different
days, there was no opportunity Of paying them
formaltribute, hut crowds were at the Depot to
give them cordial welcome back TO their
homes.
Mr., Cunningham, whose ear-piercing fife used
to wake up the slumbering military spirit Of our
town, returned on Tuesday, and as he entered
the public square gave the good people touch
of the same old tunes" and made the blood of
Young and old course their veins more rapidly
Capt. Alburiis Berkeley Company reached
Martinsburg on Thursday, and was welcom-
ed in most cordial manner BY cannon firing
and an illumination.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
Benton, Allen & Co. 1
EoR rnE wII.MoT PnoyIso.

Notwithstanding al The fass that Tie Locofoco
fFessmake on his subject, and on he rejection
VI Mr. Clayton's Compromise 6y The aid d
seight Southern Wing votes. hey take care 70
breathe not word about the vote OF ireire Demo
sratic Senators for the Identical proviso ITSELF
When the Oregon bill was up, Mr. Davis OF
Massachusetts moved conclude the Ordinance Of
JalY17s7, lnow wiImot's thunder and the fol-
Loving Dem1eNHie Senators voted for IL:
Messp. Allen Of Ohio, Anterior and Hale ON.
Hampshire, Benton of Missouri, Bradbury Of
Maine, Dix Of New York, Dodge Of Wisconsin,
Felch and Fitzgerald Of Michigan, (the latter
The sdccessor Of Cas-, Hamlin OF Maine, Miles
Of Connecticut. and Walker Of Wisconsin.
Alheftun. itwillbe recollecled. Is the member
% oflcn referred 70, on account Of his sy resolu-
lions Of 1858. 70 gun The South. and whose plan
Mr.. Wise denounced 50 strongly. He has now
aad an opportunity Of proving practically his de-
rosioh 70 The South. No mere abstraction now.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10

We unders.sl refisfl|r n<iI nc tsi'' :. ihe
6n,l;,7 q ,.s..&r ,k.t " copied an afsic.( lasi
~. l,om AZ. Baltimore Ciinper Hui,k'o1i one
word q ,omn.utr We t;:pise .piIIili Iian-
enaocs 81 ID <hsrrs and Ioras Ne -eu1s3sni
w.. ,asd.. htcaust we ate not n ne habil e IN
|d6Ix,1S q crininaiioss uniil We know soms,hing
nboui ,h< subieci. Besides. who eonsiiiutsf The
edi,or ~ lie espirilq supervisor Of ssrsseon-
cerns-t9 decide when, and upon what, We are 70
scommrnth
The article ID question WA enk out, near the
hour for making up our paper, By The acting edi-
Dor II he absence Of bob the proprieiors i.r the
purpose chiefly 81 drawing attention 70 Subject
ulcosnplaint On which q good deal had tcen said.
and which, L was understood, was about 10 be
Investigated. We hopethe facts wiIibe inquired
into By the proper authdfilies
Bot the zeal Of the sspirit' isrery ;ardy. Il
Is enliiled i0inauence bFcr is Dcmocfalfe Re.
presen,aiive from Ibis district; blit il has insyei
attempted % spur him hp until the Session Is a,
bout % close and Tie Aforesaid representative j.
al he Springs. indisposkd.
lfthe immediate representative has noe kereio
fore EN- interest enonghin Inc subject % move ID
Il before Ibis Time, We ikar the worInen yin &c
no relief atihe prescott cssion; bui ifshe Arme
I ~ bill Is yet within consrol. we would JOIN
most heartily in iherecpmmrndaiiOn ,om3ke n
necessary appropriation.
The District having bad none bat Loootoeore
REPRESENTATIVES. over whom nc could have 70 sor
Of influence, complaint from Us would BIT hav'
aggravated whaierer 81 evil exists. VIZ hay,
been quite Is anxia.sitr ilc welfare ofihi work
men Al Harpers-Fefry p the esprit. or bpy d
lis aiders and advisers4>and our etIJrts h5Te no
been confined TO mere wonis. Thy kng;w "a,
has been iheir friend d Car as service eiuld b,
rendered. the merf outpouring OF wpets a
this late day, by aninsi4ious adversary, ;liaee
III. coniemP, 1t deserves.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
AN INTERESTING MEETING.

Quite an Interesting ard agreeable meeting
was held at the Court House on Wednesday eve
ming to further the objects df the American Sur
day School Union. The Rev. Mr.. HAsiNEe, who
has been engaged in occurring to delighted audi
ences for several weeks past, again spoke. An
Address of great beauty and perspicuity Of style
was made by LAWSON BORIS, Esq Forcible re-
marks were also madeEby the Reys. BERRY Dur
TON and NoRTH. The meeting was indeed q
most agreeable one, refreshing in character, and
healihful in its influences
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10

On "Wednesday he "a he bill for cs'7h'is''.ns
i Territorial Goveramens IL Oregon. was rssFed
81 The Hcnse q Representatives, with Clause
e s ne Nil,ao, proriso q Ordinance Of
1871, ID reference q slavery 4 motion vas
nade X, ..fike 81 a "a CLAUSE. which was mega
,;ve5-avss s.. noes III So the Proviso is re-
tained.
On The passage 81 tie hill, ne vo'e was-ayes
10, noes RI.
The whole Virginia delegation, present vOsed
to strike out the prosiso. Absent MessFs Az
kins6n Bedingcr and Meade.
The Schaieeomiaittee recommended The strik-
ing out d the Rrovisa, but the insertion q q
clause stating that Oregon Is North Of So 30, aud
therefore within ihs range q DE Missouri Cons
promise
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
LoCoFoco CALUMNY.

Some ofths Locofoco presses have becn spread
ingcharges abroad thai Mr. Crittenden had written
letter Of very strong terms against Mr. Clays no
minationtoa gentleman in Ohio This miserable
forgery has been sown broadcast in Kentucky for
the purpose Of affecting the election of Mr. Crit
iendcn. who Is a candidate for Governor. Mr..
G. has come out In a communication denying
that he ever wrote such letter as the Locofocos
h----.,i =. - - 49,. --As--,- = .i---s.,r
a Mr.. Anderson, OF Ohio" and "Mr, Snelsoa,
of Washington city"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
ELECTIONS.

The following States held their elections on
Monday:
Keniucky-Governor, Lieut.. Governor and
Legislature. Wing majority in 1874, 9,267.
MISUNDERSTANDING only, Democratic ma
joriiy in 1874, 2i3i4.
illinols--Goyernor members OF Congress and
Legislature. Democratic majority in 1914. r.
Missouri Governor, members Of Congress
and the Legislature. Democratic majority in
1894, 10.Iis
Iowa. Members OF Congress and I.esislatnre.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
BEREYyiLLE TEMPERANCE FRO
CESSIONs

! The 9th Of August will long be remembered
BY the BeryvilIe Division Sonsof Temperance
The procession Of the Sons Of Temperance Of
Berryville took place on Saturday last and il
was one Of an exceedingly imposing character,
Assisted BY the Good Samaritan, Ringgold and
Opequon Divisions. numbering about eighty, in
the appropriate Regalia Of the erier. The pro.
ceszion was formed in front of the Temperance
Hail. and moved 70 the M E. Church, accom-
panied BY delightful strains Of music from the
Winchester Band.
Amer The ceremonies atihe Church had been
Performed By The Rev. Mr.. DrsH.M one Of The
oaser, Gro. w. BnapFefD. Esq, Of the Ringgold
Division, arose and enchanted the audience Tor
upwards Of an hour. IN an able and eloquent id.
dress. referring 70 the foundation Of lhe order Of
De Sons q Temperance. and ~ rapid risc md
progress.
Re bad concluded and order was restored. MI
W. w. Green 81 Richmond was introduced. md
spoke for some time IN mosfabie and touching
appeal 70 an present % lend lheif aid III he great
and good cause, which bad been beeaase haspis
clously n he Villages II fleirytilieg and W have
eseiy reason 10 belitfe. iieih he great and deep
interest manifested By al afoh De efgasien. lhsl
ibs iortiblt efforts ofihe Speakers NsIa nel was.
ltl upon lhp dcsen 81. bal that my Vim have
! lasting and benign inaan't1 nben lhoss pc.
scnt.
Amer = BsnedIeiloa VAS pronounced. he
progression again formed. end u6ffd y 4
beautiful nfofe near Town. NIeIe plea.
lIiaI COLLATION. he'd bcon pF1I1fId NJ lIl Berry.
tI1.c FII.I.TA I..1. -. 80 + ~. 80 .1||..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
SERIOUS LOSS.

We learn with regret, that, on Saturday night
last the Barn Of MIR. JAMES McCrRDY, On the
Howard Farm" was consumed BY fire. The
loss will anount TO about 81 900, there being not
less than 500 bushels OF Wheat, and 1900
Thrcshing Machine, destroyed some other
articles Of value,
~ Mr.. MoReAN, the occupant, had just finished
garnering his wheat, when this calamity was
brought about as il is believed, by an incendia-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
TELEGRAPHIC OPERATION.

On "Wednesday morning last, gentleman
and lady DESTROYS Of entering into the bonds o
wedlock, and who bad arrived at Harpers-F Ferry
in the Winchester CABS, sent OF by telegraph
for marriage license fofhc Clerk Of Frederick
County, Md An answer was returned direct
ly, that the legal ainstruntent would be forth
coming. We suppose the pair were made
one on the arrival oil the evening train Of car.
from Baltimore ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
nAI,TIMoRE 8 OHIO nan. RoAD.

We learn that the Western train Of cars on
this road were detained on Thursday night last
near the Tunnel, By slide Of earth and rock
from the top Of i prccipice into deep decIivity
on one side of The road, obstruciing the track.
injuring the engine, and delaying the train seye-
raj hours We understand none of,he passengers
were injured.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
THE BERKELEY COMPANY.

We observe that Dinner is to be given to the
berkeley Volunteers pn The 10Th, BY the people
Of that county, irrespective Of party. This is
as it should be, and as the Wings of Jefferson
desired, in the case Of the, Company from this
county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
rnE CADETS or TENrEraNcr.

We observe Il stated that Good Intent Section
No. 5, Cadets Of Temperance, at Winchester,
will celebrate the Anniversary Of their organiza-
iions on Saturday afternoon the 10Th inst The
procession will march to some point where Adj
dresses suitable TO the occasion will be delivered.
Members Of Sections in good standing are re-
questcd 10 be present and participate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10

Irlo1Ik<r rnoE IIExIco- d1otfer Bal.
fIt--D/>1f = E4rrd>s-- Er>c.{io1 II u
ft6i1 The Charleston C0nf;1r has r.
c1'<tI liter tllicts from, Fcra Cruz n.
1>..>n,e III reached there that another
cc0'ss1e1t bad taken place between the
'.... 1'|[< I1sI10enie and Paroles, IL
.'-' ~ hitter VI. defeated
..>.'@ bad .1It<c1 Gn1naiuaia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
ROUGH AND READY CLUB.

Itshould hs remembered that tie regular meet
ing Of the Rough and Ready Club Of Jefferson
win be held On Monday the 2lst day of August,
al the Court Honsc. Some distinguished Speak
ers may be eSecled, 10 brush away the cobwebs
len b. the Den1esratie Spoulers ii the Barbecue.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
nHT.s HAVE THE LETTER.

The Esprit was quite prompt in holding Up
the dissentient spirits Messrs. Wilson g. Co,
who were inthe Wing Convention, but itbreathes
not word about Mr. Blair's recent letter, in
which he says his heart and feelings are with
Mr.. Van Buren,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10

We give today iheaah and forcible speech oi
Mr.. THOMSON, one of our members, when the
TLynchburg and Tennessee Rail Road bin was be.
fore Tie House of Delegates. Though late. i,
willfreward perusal,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
r1fE Army mil.

The House Of Representatives has passed the
Army Appropria lon IbilK We hope our seha.
tors win see 10 !, TIA, lhc Barprrs-Ferry Arnory
be relieved from tIsn d.shl now hanging over il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10

I ( ~ old AEFs niltble IL she pBieR + Ven ri Ii
ri he ssFTiees n aeleaafF II she iaeelpee
"A single velame n ~ geyemmtelx nlas
iloQk shows pagalenls n him alAelnliRf &
~, Ilii 80 lsf Rlshiil RFfRliRe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10

~ TINS FnEE soir CoxvESriox a, Buffalo,
VS. q meet yesterday ID a tent capable II &C.
como,oda,ipe 1000 persons.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10

iowa ofttin TrttenafI,. ~ Ike oo>f!
.iof il phst|e1ipa. s e.. Oh tie tih inst
received Ne writing from Nontconer,
Ala plainly ihus proving cohcInsi4eIv
that tie magnetic fni1 can travel over
r'9A te',dfxa isiirs Of ,r4ei
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
EXTRA TRAINS.

Arrangements have been made to run extra
trains on the Winchester Rail Road, on Thurs.
day next, to accommodate visiters 70 The Demo-
cratic Barbecue near ahis place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10

The Presbylerian church, corner Of
Hammond and Factor streets, n. y, was
sold By auction, on Thursday, 70 Copgfc.
gationaIists. for eIl 900. Twas fecSniIt
erected alta cot Of -, 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10

E The Washington Union has an article .
three Solamns upon pld lacks short leuer .
acceptance: ozE sENfE0ee contains 81 lines
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10

In Glynn county, Geo. the catsfpillsrs
are sweeping the grasslike boar frost, aud
i was feared they would next take hold
Of the cotton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10

f<rJ,n1 E B1t1ss. q A|stams formerly
1 ben6cI1,ic member a. co1rfee from ar.
Hd1...n'. district ADDRESSED rfts, Uk'4
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