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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

Tn Fnur vuIumes with portraits tT all the Presidents,
.xnusi,cy engraved and bound it nusin, extra gilt
;rlIE STATESMAN'S MANUAL,
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uf valuable national documents IoO be i0unu eiSe-
where in a collective form.
The most completes library III SislG OF all that con-
Germs or,r pnraI history that evt has appeared no
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We ivnud be without f"ly for ten times It's
cost ~. \. Tribune. :!
It is indispensable to the libia-y-a work oil iun'
speakabls usefulncss''-N. Y. Elss:.ring Post.
In onearre octave volume, vv fueIy enErav we'd por-
traits of The Presidents and elegantly bound and gilt
TIE PRESIDENTS OF THE FsfrrED STATES,
embracing their Memoirs and Adn;iHistraiiots.
can elegant picture gallery o! or Presidents, and an
admirable cabinet Of our political Si<iory.
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Newspapers copying the above 5hserseHIent entire
giving iIwclve insertions, and seSdsC copy oil each
paper to te Young Peoples Mirtpr New nrk, Will
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ARRIVALS AT SAN FRANCISCO.

The following table will show the number of
passengers arrived at San Francisco By sea. from
the 9th Of April, 1919, to the 18th of April
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

CusTARps WITHOUT EGes-one quart of new
milk, a 4tablespoonfuIs of -four, 2 of sugar. Sea-
SON with nutmeg or cinnamon, and add salt to
your liking. The milk should be placed over a
quick fire, at the boiling point the flour should be
added, previously stirred up in cold milk. AS
soon as thoroughly scalded, addithe sugar, spice,
and salt This is an excellent dish, and deserved
ly priced by every one who has tried It.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

ExrEssIos OF Tk1tcRAFH.-The Winchester
Virginian says that tie Telegraph wires are Ike
" soon to be extendee up the Virginia Valley 10
Lexington aud StauntoD also, TO the " ilte Sal
phHr Springs. WhereiEand Al the watering places
in the neighbpThOnd. fhe desPatehes, dining the
Spring season alone UOnd 60 far i Is Supposed
to sustain the whole lsne-
A DrsoozrEsrEDs FAan.T.-PoTerty, Prise
and Iaziness
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04
THE GENTLEMEN Ar CHURCH
ninr be lsnown by The following Marks.


i. Comes In good season so as neither to in
terrupttRe pastor nor congregation BY late ar
rival.
,. Does not stop upon the steps or in the por-
tico. either 10 cape al the ladies' salute friends
or display his coilOqnial powers.
Opens and shuts the door gently, and walks
deliberately np the gallery stairs, and gets
to his seat as quiet aud by making as few peo-
pie remove, as possib.e.
a. Takes shis5seat either in the back part
Of the seat, or steps out into the aisle
when any one wishes 10 pass in, and never thinks
of such a think as ms king psoPle crowd past him
while keeping his place in the seat. s
IS. Is always attentive TO strangers and gives
up his seat 70 such. king another for hInlse
Never thinks tefiilg the house OF God
with tebdcco SPIT c,+of ttniioying those wlesit
near him by chewing that pGuseons weed in
church.
2. Never, unless in case of illness, gets up and
goes out in time of service. But if necessity
compeIs him to do so, goes SO quietly that his
very manner is an apology for the act.
6. Does notengage in conversation before the
commencement of service.
g. Does rot whisper, or laugh, or eat fruit in
the House Of God, or lounge.
10. Does not rush out of church like tramp
ing horse the moment the benediction is pro.
nounced, but retires slowly in a noiseles, quiet
manner.
IL. Does all he can, by precept and example, to
promote decorum in others.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04
PASSENGERS.
6O,244 1879
36I,955
Total

On the 18th of April, $40, exclusive Of United
States Naval ships, there were 33 vessels in San
Francisco, with tonnage Of 81 ,527 tons. On
this 18th of April there we're 500 vessels
AT the latter date there were 81 vessels, includ.
ing steamers, plying OH the rivers. The largest
of these is TOO tons, the smallest 6.
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CAEsEsELLIs: |!
D ININ G I'D u SD , |
EIArpeFS-FcrryI

TIE Regular Dining Place, where Passengers
have ample time TO Dine, osD the BaitimOIe
& Ohio Railroad, FL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04
DAVID SEIGM d. "a.

DAVID SEIGLL q. CO.
7NHE undersigned would respectfully inform
the inhabitants of Shepherdstown! and the
eblishment of READY-MADEa CLOTHING,
hicht they offer at lower rates than can be bought
2 this or any other adjoining place. we ethere-
ore invite the public to give US call, where
bey will find well selected stock Of Clothing,
such as
Coats, Pants, Vests, &G.,
nd, in Short all articles appertainng to Cloth.
pg store, which they are determined to sell at
Inch prices that will astonsh the natives.
DAVID SEIGIL g. co.
April 8. 1850.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

THE REPUBLIC. John. L. Carey, Esq, edi-
tor of the Baltimore American, has become asso-
ciata editor cf the Washington Republic.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

Charcoal FOR FLowRRs-It is an ascertained
fact, that powdered charcoal, placed around rose
bushes, and other flowers, has the effect of adding
greatly 10 the richness off the flower. We find
in a late number ofthe Netoi England Farmer
very strong evidence et the truth OF this state
will doubtless receive this information with de-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04
A HUMANE sENTINIENT.

The New York Tribune, in defending the
scoundrels who have recently been rebuked for
their assaults upon the Union and the Constitu-
ton, at the New York abolition meetings, ex-
claims:
''Rather than Garrison and Douglass should
be slenced, let our city be reduced to ashes, and
let sea of blood roll along its undistingushable
ruins"
And this in justification of the man who said
that In This country Jesus has become obsOLete,"
aud that General Taylor believes in" The Jesus
that garc the MericanS heH.' Such was Garri-
sons horrd impiety; while the gentle Douglass,
black fellow, scoffed at country, its institu-
tons, its laws, the dead patriots OF the past, and
those who are now canonized in the national af-
fections! Suchare the men that oppose that set
tement ofthe slavery question, which they know
would save the country from the calamities they
invoke upon it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

NorE SIGNED ON SuEpAY..A "A defence was set
,p against the payment of note, in Boston, last
week. that it was signed and paid over on a Sum
day, which the Court held to be a good defence.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04
RLACKSmITHING.

FTHE undersigned having leased the Black
smith Shop Of Mr.. George Eichel6erger, on
Cat TAIL" offers his services as Blacksmith.
Ie will do all kinds of Farm Work, Mill Irons,
Edge Tools, &C., at the shortest notice, and for
he very lowest prices. Articles manufactured
y him which are not done to order, and of the
est materials, may be returned free of charge
de invites a trial from the public.
/ April 16, 1850. GEORGE.!CLOSE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

For tile Ladies.
WE E have fine assortment of Dfess Goods,
~ Plain and Brocade Silks;
Mouslines, Berage De LANES;
Foulard Silks, Fine French Lawns;
Canton Grape Shawls;
Lace Capes aud Collars;
Bonnet and Scarf, Ribbons. s
April %. CRANE & BROWN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04
Frcsh GrOcdrScs.

Fresh GfOcGrscS.
WE are now receiving oeE Spring Supply o.
tentioh:of the public generaltg.ias we are deter.
mined not to be unde5sold by sdy houge in town
or couHty. II. IL EB1 q son.
April %, 1850. He:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

'iIE national LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE So
CIETY, OF LONDON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

"aEsasoIs aud FansF3l+ LII very nice lot, at
sIay7. JERE. HARRIS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04
A CARD.

.Harpers. Forty. May II, I8s
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5TTyhtrImOmeters, OF dIFsrent ainds and
nrsces. inst received and toe sale by
a Aprif r ss. az. @ :T$. RAWLINs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

uJOffice at SaPpington's Hotel.
February 5, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-25
! DE

On Friday last, at his residence in Charlcstoxp,
WluIfh FRrNcH Lock Esq. Mr.. Lockwas born
FebrWtrE lib. liss and deAA tile 63d year Of his age
FoFn PffiII Of Al least forty years. Mr.. Loek Was
meFcht4t A pharlcs,oNti, and during that period be
Vas gSt4nsyey engaged ID business relations with
ephmRiitY. In the year Is, 6, he was commissioned
JUSTICE t thA Peace of h county Of Jefferson, aid
was ID qonmfssion al his DEATH
Nr I-peN was man of more Aan ordinary mind,
and his observation and reflection placed him in high
rank as Imlu of bus mess Combining with these.
traits sfeat ntegHy of character he possessed the
eonhdfgte nt the community In his private ard pub
~ relations, he maintained tie character Of the up
right aud honest man-of integrity rneuestoned and
u1aeS pnale, and of intelligence in matters Of basf-
ness Seld om surpassed AS husband. knd-as a fa-
ther, inaas4ht and imPartial-asa magistrate, intel
gent and OF mil xibe iutcgryas friend sincere and
caHdIaas citizen, failhfll TO every obligatioI-asa
cttlslia7, Flst, mereitql aud humble .
TINS qrenfe is paid by one who recognizes the obli-
saolls and virtue Of gralitud-lnd should il 80 hap
pen that others who IRE w rondition 10 be useful
shan tate the manly virtues OF William French
Logs tHey will have the grateful remembrance paid
thfHf-that they have not lived in vain.
AtPlsasart Ground, in this county on the 7th inst
MARfnA HUFTER, dalgter of Michael and Susan Blue,
aged months and 26 days
AtAlaie Loudoun County, Va, on Saturday Oct
I2th, Mis- EIIzA FRANCES, aged IL wife OF Mr. George
i. Byrnf aud second daughter of the late Francis s
BBogie, formerly Of this place, leaving infant
daughter 20 days old #:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-25
: - ;
THE CONTEST IN NEW YORK.

The Utica Convention has adopted the ticket
nominated by the Syracuse ConYentoaB. (Wash-
ingtoa Hunt for Governor, &c1 but with an address
and resolutions taking high National ground
This union Of The tive wings has soreIy gFeved the
Democratic editorst wbo were exalting ID the pros
peer Of al ipcurable division. They thipk il awful
that any portion ofthe Wing ticket should receive
support from The Anti Renters and other factions,
gut hey would be exceedingly glad to get this very
PPor' fer THEN, t,re,hifh Hdnker and tiree9ifh
4 BarHbuFnef Ticket
\ Thera is now 4 btosnsct nf entire wbig snccess
il the Empire sfat'. b,t 49, Ell. $500, .prss;-
Ds"' i'Ahore 70 waver oil take enc step back
Nafas GA the Adjustment questions will be disap-
pointed, That gentleman viii stand Oh no other
Than National Platform.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-25
Baltimore Market.
Randolph Il LatiIner,s :.
tRauLkR Dir PAGES II THE BALTIMORE MARKET
H Il Fof me tseeE ending Oct. p, 1850.

CtR9ULkR Or Prices III THE BALTIMORE MARKET
s F0f tke fseeE ending Oct. p, 1850.
Reported expressly for the Free Press. ).
BUTJER Fresh lots are beginning to come in
and I'VE have adeeided Improvement to notice, sales
Of rpll ht 16 to 20 els Gades 5 to II els Coni-
mon Ksgsto l21.
BEEswAx.-Held at 2lcents, no sales
BAcdN.-A good deal Of activity and sales Of
shdaiders at Al to cts; Sides at 81 to g.. Hams
p u 1Ieenis
Cons Not so much activity and giving away
id BFcFs Sales sat s. 70 6oets toF white, and 50 10
81 Its For yellow.
GArtLE-The offerings on Monday were 1900
lead, 500ef which were driven to Philadelphia and
the balance 500, taken BIZ city butchers at 81 to
So rs On hid hoof equal To 81 to &, 80 nett =
CLoF ERsEEp, Sales al 81 50 70 s..
CouNTRY Se4P.--Sales at AZ to u GENTS.
FLctR.-A decline has taken plate, aud sales are
made At 81 61k for both Howard St. and City Mills.
FLAxsEE1-sa at 81 80 10 81 ,3Tf.
FE8FHERs. -Sales at . 10 So cts.
Hoqs.-sales atS4 90 to So good demand.
LARb-Sales Of No. l 10 Bbls and Kegs az cts.
OATs.-Sales at 80 TO % cts.
n RYR-Sales at so 10 G5 cts.
+ " TAILow.-Sales al 7 10 s cts.
/ NTMoTHY SEEn-Salesa at 50 50 to 2, IS.
WREAT.--Remaius aboutihe same as last quoted;
Salesof interior 10 good red at 10 70 80 cts; good
1 To prime al 95 to 100 cts; iamiy9dour White az
/ ITO to 40 cents.
WdnE4vSales Of unwashed - TO q washed ~
o. 10 10 ctsN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-25
POTATOES AND PuMPKIN PIES .

We are indebted to Two ~ s,r friends fr
a'lei'lons q Tdge character They have actually,
heesy ana voluntarily presented 10 the printer the
greatest curiosiiies OF lie skaxan
Mr.. JonN B. PaeKcrr has bonare5 NJ Win III,
PLY Of Irish potatoes which. ii poipt IF ouaI,v ia
size. go ahead of any we have ever seen som. q,
them weigh over tEres poua Is. We had searcelv
deposited them for keeping. when Mr.. BEx,a-
MsN B. WELsH rolled into our sanetnm, al sweet po,a-
toe pumpkin, three feet and halfin circamferenes
and weighing thirty one pounds Ifthrre be other
farmers who think they can s'l1oek The above into
the shade. We cordially invite them tosend as The
specimens immediately if not sooner
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-25
PENNsYLVANIA aROT.ITIoy COW
yENTIoNs

The good people Of lie Kerstoue STATE seem n
last 10 have found medium l@srhfrh ,he,. h,va
successfully vented their N. ,h,s.
Individually and collecti.eiy 0h5 bavh mn .nY
share whatever III liz u Inner, HI ene,..sr.n, Il
ihe Fugitive SlaFe Law. F1"~e
'suesrely ra.tliafe t.s-- .gs,s,sarn ALe-
iiioa,s's and patriots, upon the glorious conven-
ign t''s Aase lu2' heid. Go on rs notle dsfcnd-
4 2 ''is 'sh'-se' lowers q law and crder-hoid
isY liote suca conventions andlyou cannot fail
n the cropping eneFsiesoi the Republic,
IT, lHaqe aef iaF aooFe al inlafe hangers
" Afs9t tae Aesosaton4s among which,
"sfs s.sYFsed tae iouo~ins:
IA XII hat ,aoSf Psrsols IT the Tree states
dt6e Uhiied statGE are sng iFstpt
RaS5lt5d, That the PRESENT Cbnbtess of he chi
IT'D States. has stamped itself w4th 3adeile inamy
95 tae passage q the tpgiilye SaHe blu and THAT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-25
LARGE CORN.

While on recent visitiO Berkeley county, va.
We were shown ske finest specimen Of Indian corn,
we ever had The pleasure Of seeing. There were
-four years yellow species. the targes, two Of
which weighed three pounds and quarter We
have shonn them to several Of our farmers, and
they pr0nounce them hard % b beaten They
greS "a land that was a mixsare 81 sand and lime
stone upon the farm Of our venerable friend, JoHx
c. MlLLEs. near HedgesFiIle. Lefoar good friends
Of Jsfefson see If they cannot produce some more
Of the came sOv.-cnly more 80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-25
vIRGINIA sTYrE CONVENTION.

H. .
In. the Conycnii5n, ph, ITadacs1dg ne IGA Mr..
Faulkner offered rea3ution calling upon the ut
Auditofto lay,be(ore sbe Cuarentipn as Soon. AZ
practicable the rdsulsef the census u 1850 each
eig. courtyard towni also The land assessment
fir each; also rabulaF statement showing The lfee
white, free coloredj and slave population Of each
county Sc, in l7Q0 ROO 10 20, 80, 'Id and 80
4-the assessment Mr. Abe same pdGiods, and The
amount Of taxation Payable by caeH county; alsoi
tabular statements a ls same iactsfor each o. thf
Grand Divisions. .3
This proposition opsncl adebate3on the subject
Of adjourning the ConFehtionNto future day, in
order 10 obtain the desisad dqta population, tax
alto and land assesyfi ats. Mr. Wise indicated
his purpose to contend 3renuoasly Al the adjourn
ment, whilst other Eastern members argued that
that course would not Ne in conformity with lhe
commission under wEaeh The delegates very elected.
the matter having 1sen temporarily postponed,
a perfect avalanche "a propositions were thyowh
upoa Tie Clerk tableahd ordered tp be Rriniet7--
Most ofthem hal Re fsf8nce 10 The n5annerin which
Tie Convention should proceed Wild its labors,
The following resdu.ion was, alter discussion.
adopted By ayes SIS npas 10:
I2esalrca, That committee consisting Of five
members be appointed hy he chair whose duty il
shall be to receive ptoptka Is FIJI EXECUTING all such
Public prinliIg asshsls 81 ordered by the Conven
ton and to cgnfart fbrthe same Oh The most beneh
cial terms for the co;p ;agnwealth: Provided That
such printing be let u Tie EoTtst bidder, who will
give bond and good secaFity, payable 10 the Com
monwealih Of Virginia for the proper execution Of
the same, in a stye eeRA TO iat npF done for the
General Assembly oil Virginia.
The President annbahced the following commit
tees: e3
On the Rnies-Massss II. e. Hopkins Sodthall,
Goode, Stroller Hays; 6. w. Hbpzins Shelby
and Chapman.
On Privileges and Electiuns-A lessrs. Scott, oil
R !! McCandlish, MSn9are. Leake Banks Moore,
Carlisle Smith OF IA and Carter OF RUSSELL
Mr.. Hunter offered lhe folIowiag--laid on the
table and ordered tosbelprinted:
Rssolrea That a soaimiuee be appointed to con
slider and report what Limitations upon the Leglsla-
tive power should lie inccrp5rated into the Goa
stitniion.
MIR. Douglas odered3shs faliowing-laid on The
/ table and ordered to beprinted.
Resoired, Thai conIeniitee Of 49, be appoint
i ed 70 enquire and repeTa il ans, and what limila
lions and restHetions ate necessaryto be impose
rect Of debt ana, expep d5turss
/ MI. FaulknEr 5fered the following -laid on til
1 table aDd ordered 10 be printed
H RssOired, That 50 mach Of the existing Constitl
sson as relates tosihe mode of appointing officers o
i ms Common weaithosEer than Executive and Judi
eial officers together With their teIHres ar Office
referred 10 commisteetto enquire what alteration
1na amendments, i. arg. shoald be made therein
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-25
I ALEXANDRIA MARKETS,

II Fora. THE market Is dull with limited de-
mapd. Last sales,of Canal Flour at 81, 62t. Wa
gon priee 81 So Receipts light.
f GRAsx-The Wheat market is steady, win nod
.Arste' rscefnts We quote ordinary to fair red at
Il a cs1tS tAirto Prime 80 100 cents 2500 BUSH
is 10 arr9ve 81 The Canal (part whiie az IO3 cts !;
gno5 % prime white may Be quoted at 100 10 cts
sorn IS Ia fair demand. We quote white az ~ a.
So, yellow So 60 cents "A cargo q e1go bushels
very prime white sold at 50 cts Oats are worm 90,
q So cents. and scarce.
BEEF g AsTIE.-Supply full We quote - 70 psr
100 lbs.g gross. Live Hogs 50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-25

talofs p vas PERSISTED Of Friday Relying upon
" party adhesiyeneSs, thev beieFed they could ef
iest aagthinv Rssoln,so,s - ,.sTn preracea s,r
days previous b.t -, rs. $3.50. gs,bsrpd thew
soon discovered their Indignation The movers Of
sne sthsme al had business on aboui the closing
q rs meeting; and thus ended I'D aberiivc aitemps
Fl eonfsseyfay the satject 1f slavery. and other
kindred eness;ons
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-25
NEW YORK POLITICS.

There seems tb 81 tangledlhreal forthc Wings
Of New Yorklo unfayel. Senator Seward, whose
maxim is 10 oRk-ddmdgqgae his opponents in AZ
things, somehow orioher managed 10 get MAORI
ty Of his friends appointed to the Syracuse Conyen-
lion andfafer making some very gofpd nomira-
lions for State officers they aaopteda strong A6oii
lion creed, approving fhe course Of Seward ~
Congress aad by inference Conforming President
liifnaare although a cold
was also adopted in reterenceio the general course
ofthe latter.
The consequence was, thai some 40 or so mem
tbers left the Convention refusing "a make an anti
slavery test in the coming election. TheF-haye
accordingly held AFOREMENTIONED their own--not
ior tl|. purpose Of nominating new ticket, BIT
with the view Of asserting ndtiaaat PriaoP&s
as can be adopted by Wings of every portion of
the country, and such only AS the Wings Oh The
whole Union can rally upon.
H WAsHiHGFoN HUSr, E>q ihs candidate for Cow
ernor, haseohc out in letter which We consider
unexdep,ipnable' al respects Notwithstanding the
gebunciations of itfby The Orion at Washington,
whose editor is deeply grieved hathe cannot enjoy
lhe7bcncfh Of a qEa among Wings. Mr. Hunt
d1eS not deny his anti-slavery sentiments, but he
ayows his readiness to submit 70 lhe action Of Con
gress and 10 tolerate an honest dirence Of opiaion
among Wings OF lie North and South, He does
npt like the fugitive slave law but he is satisfied
with the other measures OF Congress, intended for
ihe facification ofthe country and will not consent
to sever The fratsrnal ties which bind together the
Wings Of the North and South
/. We, ID not apprehend any evil TO the Wing
cause from the division in New York-such as
split up the Democrats two years ago The Uiaon
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-25

We observed ID The las Harrisonturg Repusli-
san call for meeting Of fhe citizens Of Rock
Y gasin b. NaHy citFSsasslr do Monday last.
y consider the necessity of appointing delegates
y ths adjourned soplh.rn r,7ssrtiap The ali
states that he EInr T.,.vs sfs M .zaS and N
A. Hvsvsa. our dis,;oyuishes 1r,, able representa.
aEes lnthe Senate Of the Unfsrdl States, win BE-
present and address ~ r.a,,e III Eeoetinsham IN
'ne sefifs OF measures recently passed By Congress
e4lsea compromise aasrences existing be-
tween The South ana IA II Is honea ina,
men Of An parties III. bs -
b From lie above Ii viii - Mai eonnec,ed
effort istsine made ID sasaisss,,r virgipia senators
ID tieir ansi-peaee msasan, tew more sprb
thaAis al the Senators ~ * I4rson eotp,v v.;il
deuhaess put s,oo Is IL ais.Tsapizioy move
meuis of their adhSrepis