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FOR THE onpHANs.-Th,

Il Orphans Of st. Vincenrs Asylum, 10Th street,
call upon the good people Of Washington (who
have never refused them) to patronizc their Tea
Party, 10 be given at Temperance Hall. on We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings, 18th and l4th in
slant They will serve up great variety Of sub
stantal meals, confectionery, &c, at moderate
prices.
The Orphans are at this time in want Of winter
supplies and feel well assured they will not appeal
in vain TO the charitable and humane.
Nov l2-3tTuWTh
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New ORLKANs, Nov. l0..-The cotton market Il
firm. Sales of 8 900 bales on Saturday Middling
49,. Sales Of the week, 1880 bales,
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Professor UeJst1's Family.

Boston, Nov. 1.-THE widow and daughters OF
Professor Webster have sailed in the bark Ion for
Fayal.
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New YoRK, Nov. ll.-Our market il steady, but
without special change III prices Cotton quiet and
rather dull.
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wYMAN's EXHIBITION.

by DYER & MCGUIRE, Auction.ers.
GOVERNMENT SALE AT THE GENERAL
VI POST OFFlCE.-On TUESDAY afternoon,
18th instant, at O'Clock, in the Of the Gene
raj Post Office, we shall cell a large quantity Of
Carpets, book cases, desks
Stoves, CRATES, furnaces
Ropes and tackles, bottles
Brass and iron padocks, &C.
Terms cash. DYER & MEG UIRE,
Nov IL Auctionecrs.
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DYER a MCGUIRE.
General Auction and Commission Merch ants,
and Dealers In Cabinet Furniture
rud uouse-fwrutsbspg Goods.

ID ESPECTFULLY call the attention Of The public
IN to their extensive assortment Of superior Cabi-
net Furniture and House furnishing GOods, select
ed by them expressly for this market, embracing
every article necessary for housekeeping
They are prepared TO offer such facilities as can
not fail TO accommodate all who may wish 70 pur-
chase.
We will cell either for cash or on credit oil
from ono 20 twelve months, upon approved sccu-
rity. Dthh mCo Vlhb.
Oct 25-eoim
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THE, NEW YORK 4 LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

The ships comprising this line arc
The ATLANTIC. ......... Capt. West.
The PACIFIC .............. Capt. Nye.
The ARCTIC. Capt. Luce.
The BALTIC. Capt. Comstock.
rs THESE ships having been built by
&fS&B. contract expressly for Government
n service, every care has been taken in
their construction also in their engines 10 en-
sure strength and speed; and their accomnoda-
tons for passengers are uncqualed for elegance or
comfort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool,
$3.50. Exclusive use of size state 'zo'
from Liverpool to New York, ECO
An experienced surgeon will be attached to each
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NEW STYLE sHAWLs.-We have just open
~ ed FIVE cases Bay State Long Shavls making
our assortment Of every price, from 50 80 10 Si2
the most complete we have ever offered; and we
say with great confidence that our assortment is
not squsllcd in tho District, either for chcapness
style, and, IA intend to keep our stock up all
| the season, persons in want may come expecting
to find every style that is 10 be had in variety
We have just opened so Mourning Long Shawls,
AZ various prices, ena comprising great variety
fine quality
Also iust opened, fifty pieces French Meriuoes
and Parametta Cloths, comprising complete as
sortment of the most choice shades Of colors, and
| at very low prices.
All Of which.w respectfully submit for the in
spoction Of purchasers generally.
w. NJ. SINISTER & CO,
Nov 2-eo2wif Corner Of 7th IT. and Penn av.
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PACIFIC nAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Panama. .Os7 tons Capt. David @ Bailey,
O,egon 0qq TONS. " G. p. Patterson.
California, $50 tons ..... " Ihos a. Budd'
Tennessee, 4 300 tons. " George A. Cole.
Carolina, COO tons. .... " X l.. Mhiung'
rnicorn 600 tons. (" J. Y. Nicholson,
are intended 10 form cmi-monthly line between
Panama and ports in California.
Passengers in the after cabins are furnished bed
ding but not vince and liquors. Passenger In
the storage found with such rntions az arc fur
nishcd to the crew, and with mattress and pillow.
All passengers will be allowed space for personal
baggage free 10 the extent Of $50 pounds weight,
not exceeding in measurement ten cubic ieet
Freight on extra baggage or merchandise when
taken, 5 100 per ton, and one and a half per cent
on all specie.
for mule carriage.
Cabin. Storage
Passage from Panama TO San
Blas or Mazatlan. -. .......... ,225 w SlCU w
Passage from Panama 10 San -.
Diego. ..ss-..ss @vV w 10 w
Passage from Panama 70 San
FranCtsCO .........s. 49, CIV W - ~
No stores TO be landed will be taken az baggage.
An personal port charges, including health lees
and boat hire, 20 be paid by the passengers. No
passage secured until paid for. Apply at the oihee
OF the Company, New York, % South street
Sept 2l-d6m
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A BUNCH OF KEYS was picked up the
IA Bank Of Washington on Saturday. The owner
can procure them this office by paying for this
advertisement Nov ~
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AVIS OF THE LAST SESSION. few
IL copies Of the pamphlet edition Of the Laws
passed the last session Of Congress for sale
at the Republic office. Oct Soft
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1t ono volume.
History Of Madame Roland; Abbots series.
just published, and this day received for sale, by
TAYLOR G'MAURY,
Nov ~ Booksellers, near 9th ri.
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J.
10 berth can be secured until paid for.

No berth can be secured until paid Tor
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
From Ns,o York From Liverpool.
Saturday, Oct. 18th. Wednesday, Oct, 30th-
SATURDAY., Goth. Wednesday, Nov Goth.
Saturday, Nov. 10th. Saturday, Dec ith
Saturday 30th. Saturday, " 2lst.
Saturday. Dec. l4th Saturday Jan. 4, 1851.
Saturday. 2Sth. Saturday, " 18th.
Wednesday, JAMS 1851. Saturday, Feb. ist;
Wednesday, 81 22d. Saturday, iotn.
Wednesday, Feb. 9TH. Saturday, March ist.
"Wednesday, 90 18th. Saturday, " loth.
Wednesday, March 9th. Saturday, 18th
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No Sc Wall street, N. Y.
Or 70 BROWN, SHIPLEY CO.,
Liverpool
f. G.. ROBERTS * CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
l.. DRAPER, jr.,
s Boulevard, Montmartre Paris-
The owners of these ships will not be account
able for gold, silver, bullion, specie, Jeweiry pre-
cious stones or metals, unless bills OF ading are
signed therefor, and the value thereof expressed
therein. re
no After the first of April next the rate OF freight
by the above steamers, from Liverpool, VIII be ma
terially reduced. oo'
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rI,sE ANNUAL MEETING. Of the ladies

Il Union Benevolent and Employment Society
will take place on Tuesday evening next, at
o'clock, at 9th street church, (Rev. Mr. Smith's }
The public are respectfully invited to attend. Ad-
dresses may be expected from some OF our dis
unguished citizens.
ny order Of the Board Of Managers.
Nov q--dtd
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Il complete. Price IS cents.
History Of Madame Roland, with engravings
Abbott's series.
Life Of John Randolph, Of Roanoke, vols; by
Hugh A. Garland.
The Queens Of England, | VOL, with portraits,
beautifully bound.
Nov 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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V'REATfSE ON THE IMPROVEMENT OF
il THE NAVIGATION OF RIVERS, by VIM.

+. Brooks, Civil Engineer, vol, London.
On the Improvement Of Tidal Rivers, by David
Stevenson, Civil Engineer, vol London
On the improvement of Harbors and Bars, by
VIM. u. Pritchard, Civil Engineer, vol, London.
On Harbors Of Refuge, and tho Improvement OF
Rivers and Scaports, by Capt. j. N. Taylor, Royal
Navy, VOL. Plymouth, England.
Smeaton's Reports on Engineering simms on
Tunnelling; Haskell on Boring; Brecs's Railway
Practice; Transactions Of tho Civil Engineers; Pro-
fcssional Papers Of the Royal Engineers; and a va
riety of Works on Bridge Building, on Mining, on
Mortsrs, on Clements, on Architecture, on Marine
Surveying. and on Civil and Military Engineering
generally; imported from London by
Nov 10 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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purcu pULBous ROOTS.

n assortment Of Dutch Bolbous Roots, Hya-
"A cynths, Tulips, Crooos, Narcissus, Iris, Ane-
nony. Gladioius, &c, &c. Just received, and for
sale at auction prices by j. r, CALLAN,
Oct 24--du
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IS The United States Mail Steamship
<1ltEHs Company will despatch the splendid
N IEl1Zl - double engine steamship GEORGIA,
q GORGE ID. D. PORTER, United States Navy, Com
Ioander, on MONDAY, November 18th, at three
O'Clock o. m, from the pier foot OF Warren street,
North river, with the Government mails and
,assengers for San Francisco and intermediate
ports. IN ~ .oo,u,, ben,
up, SO as 70 prevent any beyond the usual
stay in port.
The books open, and passage can DC Sc
cured at the following rates.
FROM NEW YORK TO CHAGRES.
State room berth. ..-...-. STU
Standee berth, forward saloon ......... 50
SteeraQe berth, found bed separate table 81
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Storage berth, found bed separate table 100
FROM NEW YORK.
siate-room st0n saD st'sr1gs'
To Charleston or Savannah $25 $2o w
To Havana ......,...-.... ~ 90 90 20
To New Orleans ......... 10 oo 20
Freight to Chagres 10 cents per cubic loot pre-
paid.
Fret ght to Havana 80 cents per cubic foot, pre-
paid
Passengers for New Orleans will be transferred at
Havana to the new and splendid steamship PA
ClFIC. ..
To secure freight or passs ge, apply at the office of
street. N to nj. o. ROBERTS,
SPECIAL NoTIcE is given to shippers by this line
that the company have prepared form OF PHI OF
lading adapted to their business, which wil be
furnished to shippers application at the com
pany's Office and with which they are requested 10
provide themselves, other form will be signed
by the agents Of the company All bills of lading
must be signed before the sailing OF the vessel.
Oct 30--tNll
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The Weather and Business- Only Fanaticism can
check the Prosperity Of Nt,c York Doubts about
the Governors Esction-Whtgs haze done ,cel at
all euenls-Jenny, ,ointout doubt, 10 sting in Pash-
Bremsr-A Statement Rea6irmsd- 4Ano1ter Of Jsn.
NUS Utslikes.
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The FRosr.--On Sunday morning We had very
heavy frost in this locality and ice thicker than
bootsole was formed upon the surface of still wa
tors. gentleman, who has up to this time per-
formed his morning additions in Rock Creek. re-
marked that it was, on this OCCASION rather cool,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16
REPRESENTATION IN coScnEss.

r.-tif 5 = -
4. dhe Constitution Of Virginia provides: that sShe
800 nulhosr OF members to which the State may
s;,s &c entltied IN the House of Represents
- - l.ie = STAGES shall be appottoned as nearly
boroughs and towns pf the Slate sas.s,
respective numbers which shaI ": d,S = ISL ~,
Sn 49, - 'e Whoe number 81 free persons efncla
.ose oonq 70 service Tor a term of Years and
noF taxed9 three ifths Of all other
This is in exact cohformitty vritl ~ =.
Of the Intel States under thi &, sas SoIs.sutlen
resentation the representattob h s.on me rep
StateS N ol Representatives of the United
inst + sLi,,S u her slaves, enures j(as il is
'fha5 sls,.s y 1he counties and towns IN which
Sion m, ~ az, q proposition to leave this proyi-
n ern, constitution, We We're not prepared
~ k. ssiy--fVen from the advocates or the~
~, ~ - therefore with some surprise that
~ "a al 1li, Green 81 Samuels. of Shenandoah III
yyarre - = sns VOTERS Of Shenrndoah Hardy and
Pa;vosng q leave the superintendent Of
~ r. "a me House Of Representatives Of
~ otd,es q be regulated by f01r--the effect
onid pc to enable The Legislature, If 1t
~ ~ y aPportion according TO ushte population
-s.e nulhDer OF members Of the House Of Rep
be possible that Mr. SamlIels has anv srck l.s
10 view4 HE'S an inteIIiaenf mar. and has ~.
used The language lust quoted without 4 meanfnr
:" hai MS meaning Is we should be glad 10 know.
Richmond Way.
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WESTERN VIRGINIA Oh sT.Th M.
FORM. F t4

~ q ii
ne following exitact &c priFate letter is from
altieha 10 Brcoke, Che most disaptbf the counties
situated In North Western Virginia Ii is from A
II pSeTlper VINO Is native of the East andhas lived
in lower Virginia until with intthe l3st tfree ,.a.rs
He speaks what we have all along Said was he feel
ing OF Western Virginia. feeling Of t,nsnnea;
pc hostility to the Institution Of slavery Ii will be
seen nom the outgivings Of our correspondent that
such IS the feeling which they are resolved to carry
on II poss15le Yet with these facts before them
henry a. ~ ise, an d some few oshers in the East
have resolved to aid this spifitf of eIirlawrv Il,
placing this whole power under ITesternconfrol
The letter IS tFoma highly responsible source ana
speaks for itself Itlells tale whirb s6fni6 ona
the eyes of Eastern Virginia
The candidates for The Convention IN his de.
tTlct, held a-meeting here on Tuesday last thfrc III
Eng oRty SerenteeH tB Tie feld and such kettle ~
IN you never saw, all completely made uron Inc
subject oil reform aid not 4 man of them with IN.
single exception of Professor Pendletop has tbe re-
quisi'e qualifications for such an office .sTbef de-
ounced Inc people Of the East in utmeasufed terms
ohe fellow went SO far to say In his sIeecb Mi
u1iess me people Of The East wouldconsert rs ra
a.. a. Consultation The White Eass alone mar
slr, rams iiegaany people would separate and
would not be slave in Eastern Virgin;, - 81
Years Hemade nobohes 10 declare tbatfbis fhins
splal pc ned as ROD over the Eastern deleratoe
N me coming contest. - NJ : -''' ~
The people here are for abolisbing ,hA nrcsent
constitution in toto. The truth is abe whole neonI
ol,.his North steTn country are at hear Opposed
toslayeFy, which is the true Cause f ia nd1l;,on
70 the present state Or things. - 7 pS9''O-
4 had nc conception that such unfriendIf- feel
-as sNisleU hele towards the people of the East
EfederickbHrr Neirs
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EHor the sp'rit5of JciIcrsonl
THE BIER X ELEY, JEFFERSoN AND
Clmke CoaFention Sweep stakes. H

pr VIZ n. IosiSsdN, "a.
1o irat out ihe horses, lett sfe how they show, E
Fling open tlIestablcs and III them al 60 t
The titSe il at hand and th: treekiis al ready.
Ho bring t!iein up soberly fstesdy Boys steady II
: That's Safant oll Berry soiellE aud merry,
A host, Old c5ursSr huzzS f5Fsoll Berry
And :heFebthc bold iunter he iiIungcSand prancss
Ara he4cely anlluiG HI rolling eye elances.
And Faalkndr comes ON full u ncitr aid life,
Wei shed idr the turf aaa well GRIT for the STRIFE
His LIMBS ard as keen As the RED deer's. w,een,
And gsasnt'4na graccini bis bearing and mien.
Aud 7cEt We have Lucas as keen as brier,
His ditgi PerscSeTance, iAfis%y his sire,
A stock which no time aud no.distarce -. aiso.
And t03ow i4IE 49, tnc aallthcs Of him
Clsrilcs fasdrits. stallieh@-o5Hes big Col Jim:
Good hsfse ih the traces, good horse on the Track,
Nor laczs ht for bottom nor speed does he lack,
Kid dR dc hiss SSd tFee1 hi3s basis
Md C,rus dad Prpyines. tyso more from old Clark,
And Faerfas sRrightil and CAV DIS 4 lark M
Fl ah9 nRElihy, q Alaruasbprg, trusty and true
4PN y = Ehihgten, Iehdieton. Sappngtoi,* too
my eaflk no weight thedgh they each have arok
And few II the horses will better their run. HI
Thea, Bhtcter comes bounding and dashipo aIon,r
close allowed by Beall who is active. and stron9
;and WHY and tough a. hickory wiihe
Nn2 BFiaFs m the rear, btt the brave Capt Smith
~ laf snali n hrst IS The scriPtur sinforF yoi
l.o9R !at falantnRgs Tor the Captain i warm you
T T1W pFiSg mem up quietly grid up the drum /
ne crowd stands cxpccant, the Judges have eorie4
nFaw tight every girth, let each ridcf be fixed
Iiurfah FIR white bass harrah lor the mixtdl
10 Softly there, softly. come up al abreast
Sorider must get any start Of the rest
NO Jockylns boys, but the fair thing YOU know
Are We really? all ready then off with III,
*Ihc author is aware that this excellent nae has han
knowing we'll his niahy admirable poinis
he does not despair Of seeing him re catered vrt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16
TO THE PEOPLE OF THIS DISTRICT
on ANY OTHER IN VIRGINIA.

PELfoss- CgrrzENs 81 offer myself rs candidate
for The Convention Having no eafssef fr9eads 10
urge mYciaims, come before yoa on any awnlr re-
cnmsneuiation--n0t 10 advance my psrseRaf rielrs,
but ID gard and further gonrs as You viii see from
VIA, fssglowS. Ii had tie amhitfonlto show OF
tnvself Is statesman, orator OF politician, / Of
course should not seek this port as the proper cue
Nv ohiesf Is to carry ont he great principles Of
freedom 10 their legitimate and necessary ends.
Government must BE one Of two things. Either
matter AZ crpsaienss or 4 matter of priaxiglx--
All oilers but myself conisnd for The hrs., alone
f0r the second.
All ne candidate before ron. preSeEd 70 60 for
certain iSnmutahie principles, and yetby Stopping
shofl il their reforms they repudiaie these very
princlplEs. 70 for earryihg out 10 practice NAat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16
CAN CLARKE COUNTY VOTE TTrnl
WHITE BASIS PRINCIPLEf

The Law creating her a county, gave her .ioipaJ
With warren Representative 4 until future a6l
Portlonmeni q Representation shall take place.
ne Ponulation Of Clarke, ard The immense athoIn,
she pays of State tax wdald have long. Since enIi!
tied her 20 Representation under new appor,iong
ment .. TrI
Under a new assessment her State tax viii amonabb
% from Sgqoo e 5000, What can then keep tBei
from hayaHg Representative under the Mixed
Basis principle She must Sc enti;led 10 and rnrss
have il. As0pt the White Basis and she must ga
forever DISTINGUISHED Otktr counties SONS n
Whom pay pot enough TO SUPPORT their Represent
~ US Power 70 lay iaxss and distribute
the funds raised in Clarke, wh9Esher voice II I'M
mater wiihe silenceo forever Is this ins,7 r H,
proper Oar republican furefathers. in he DecIst
ration 81 Independence gives England's i'm posing
eaAes oh NJ "lthout eur c0nsenth as one Of Tia
causes OF our sepaIaEon-as one Of lis ca,is.s I[
thelr legsAiihg With halters around their necIrs
IL Inc things that tried men souls and b,,c,led n
their arinsfr in the nations infancy 10 ,neasl,
oIas Ntih me most powerful nation in the world
Deprive Clarke of Representation and vra 90 i.
abandon he principles.of our revolution rrb.Y.s
cords will show to future generations the son ,sbh
Is 80 nnnaluraly Tecrcart to her dparesf in,ras,-
ana rights hs 10 vote TO deprive her Of A ,-oic IL
laying Notwithstanding tie tar she so largely pavs
ana give mat power to Others even to repdistion
ana who doubts that must Be The result 7 80
hot LOT any guarantee. Indeed am inclined t9E
prefer ipe White Basis fritiant d guarantee 10 fhg
~ hite Basfs with the guarantee Il would onIv
n 10 H. taen naAVing the power, 70 SUBJECT
win ia u Convention 10 do away
+ Will Jeffefson and Berl,e,sk v,,, ~ WI, II
sis7 i sesms TO me hardly nossibie bavih @
popnaila and such an Immense Teyerltas sltI
ing properly as they.rlust have n uaIfs iea
oo great asscrce ~ nlisies = void bemaking
vsan ~ Ia lou are WaFHe4 Bear IN mind
r. ! q s asSif-t and our imnese Al
800 y lsot ieses Us 1oreppdation whose
Nj - $50 ; 80 a. gITizEN OF CLaRkE.
To TgrE Eje!rea q M r,gsr 81
So t-fiPse OF Jefferson Berkeiey and Clarke
.pon them Ia the number Of fheir
i the 4Vkite Basis be adopted. m !
The Auditor furnishes the following sta,a..a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16

..,,,hss, grs,rata. ana whasFI wish
:, ~, IS M, As they are uaied ii their ives
!. ~. -, rs, IS divided 10 der deaths
- OBSERVER.
ryFfee Press is requested % cPPy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16
4 ro1S IS hat pars Il III SAT- 1Fe.iof d

f .4k<F3aaE + NJ
wor6 lp hat part 81 tfs STATE sEestof he
The falio~; NJ The esier, Il Tie white Basis
lton, THAT RsyfsA
eetssy Aare l ~ 80 Ucs sAoa beyand IN dues
isInaie. NafsrgaR GaMaties tsosal3 ~
The lvL;,. Ry The Auditors es-
;.ss as i s ss,s
So - eflrre White porn -
TIE ~, &c House Is ri,sysrM ~ ~ $50 l.
II Az =. / stioh Is readily tns{ is bars
sSl,n,- 1 - TIE GeARaxrxsss YfSN
81 cs,,,. sc dearest fner4.s - pieayk,.d ia
s-g,,.ss iitsi-lthai ne lEstri1 ,,ass
mi u. aad Wal HE s.t p,ag ~ h
als, - teHastisRs of tn NJ 9s. kala III n
~ ~ Favored 10 poiat All basA IL
p sse Delegation or he ~. satTed. Is,
80 y ,aaopsed easily ar5 Ssai Hsfke WI
$1,000 Ceiieass4a n ~ pfppaalg ~
49, poeS % appropriate an restriction
49,. @.ty kaoAFn lisny ~ III " ests-isSis IA
III. l.sssea upon pretekts sat;sf, Pfpclat1s II.
largely III such y l,aeff rp q b
- AT seast II tn IT, ssSht SaongeFaios
VI = ehlisiee 70 ishe Frogisss 3ean.
49,. niionai sfoi-ss.. a..ist 81 --lIe
4s..s TX mail bat fr gllaraate1 will
$3.50 W. Pfsst:eable u Il nrss. riod ~ may be
Il Ia thar f.eTt II ~ g 49, aaesaer
och ConsIl,sI,fsss.aga 1 ine Whfaa Bass Wiihoat
Is as prors, ,ss fard she guafan-
1se Eights 49, 81 iheN you'd te fatal 10
EDMUND PEN t.FTaN
Is 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16
,,,E propLE OF JEFFERSON.
~ 'cIARKE And na:RIAELEN.

.s.,,,srsa -i,,toa contfsef fora steamboat
49,, m ths shenandoah IiveF and being the
cnt ,gsaid steamboat company. ana \ oeing
necessary r me 10 Be with me aoAt waeh : III
M lie riye., and The prevailing s1eSness :. So
aers Ferry having stopped the ~otk gu w. ~
andcaA Lexis which has 70 oe ofhs VII, ,.,s,
loaf ean as5cend tile river, 10 enc can ~ 80 N
~ ,rs,rl. Nh, he completed The wotk Was "
h. en;sse3I IL the ooh instant, ana Knew '1le
s,oek hats EXPECT me 10 stiend 70 this me1,si'
IT, yv5rk raight be done at tine, ara asghe "
,aesI,cs ii attend 10 bringing The boat uf y WAS
$500 M ~ Conyen,ien could not attend 70
ho,h therefore decline being caFdleaNe lef 'ae
Couvensikn But will pfopase ~ we sote g y.
his district 10 reaeei well beiefe Ivy 80 -:
votes and vote for 10 man accept he IS U.s.,
ness nasa-a man Who you would trust 20 maze
conlr.ct faT you and spend yonr noaey--1fa
man ,sb,s fskes care oFhis own interest athome-
ana - Vii tskd ofhis interest i'll amending the
Trepstitpl or. ara Be cannot hep but take care p
| lie neoatels interest would like TO be N we
,sa,rcnf;sn II ii would suit Tor me to be there,
/ ma IN aeople would elect me--hecanse teel A.
mnch interest In that CONVENTION as any man ~
/ rs djstrict and have as much interest as any
man that Is a candidate, u family anei pfepel'S
Il am n,ake=a man have interest in such matseFs
haye niue children ard some grand children
ard IS mich property as any man thai Y a eanu'
Il date hfld . ~ - - L.,t.,, he The Can
them, to'bs controlled ey my Il ,bs,e for M
vcnlion. would mol wssu y = '.SI;s,en ba
Z Of making money. as my experience r.
there ate SONG that Wish Sc elected Tor the tbt
dollars per DAY and thS honor 81 holding d sea
There kgF some Of The candidates running aHoi
tie coufl,ry preaching up doctrine, which
think is all wrong, making two paSies. s Tic
I party agid q pPor party such men ought M |
be elecjFd u 4ny ctiiee whatever, for Eowcsnts
lfith farmer live without tie roor mechanic si
how can tie boor-meehapie support himself I'D
family without The farmer! ! say thatone cai
not do without the other But the men who HI
doing his are merely doisg il 10 beelected, INV
/ ing there are more men That are poor w1o al
voters than there are rich voters. TIE g,en "
are doing this arc good Tor no. ine at home hc
abroad--so say DO not vote for such candidate
for they are elmo account any where.
las. CASH EAAN.
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