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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, AUGUST g. 1851.

DAILROAD SPRINGS -FuIler's Pa
~ ,sni Iri'a 4 Ihocr Sprays AZ n', o-ins nals q
~. ~ IA so.d ts prces Discs - any
oYtri ne PrcAtserS guaranteed isatnst az alSefse
- G. " kNESIrT,
- . Cortlani. = Nes-Nork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09
PATENT SAFES.-C

NiLDER'S PATENT SAFE>--C-
w GAYIER aver -es tha' three ofhis 81, have
ten i-i.s tested bf tTe-vi b. true md Il y m
30 ~1 many tests - :ayur 4 az Patent >nr1Ifer S-,
ac-ci . IL Iuoge TCn-d Nhich patent he
the sc tafer has CONTINUALLY 1911 n-fl tfI Il An T.
ytsrs -ast VI. Ca fs aerts. that during ths pas
tv-r'l 1t--s % las trs. .E-r.rcst every "A. i - "
proven ert az LED p sl;r 4 'eG - h- ..s ell
The trt- G -ets SAFE ate rot -Lrl ul,1 pas ~
t.--> Ike most others .rl sfl-u-n ie pllic . ~ NJ
.rc o. evc ht1 tact IRE. 10 ss- Glgcr. Ais IN
f1erc r. -steu sce n. 49, - p l tine ~ al i
reisri ssrsf s-l tl-le f- The e So. - ~
fu-e 80 30 s7lc rn ra time, ng TO- 1s1s -
asi-r - Pan Az tl- sl feI has. since l'tl
d y order u ilf tcu. rendered months account rnr
oal o. sad Court oi >44 When he vs. pil@er i-
PAS az ol e lta .f July las. lrlri thirteen SAFE
- $40 iA- fTccetE- r.l'h. vac cont-ilet pise "
Fl-s c. WILDER.
NS-An~ 9-t wat q uls Pl-on; Sa.ll4licr safe
car Obtain . q. 4 HERRING F.. les Water. ~ o:
Ne,srs. ROY. >tfAhN> : CO rs Nl.er-s'.. nt'
have re exclusive ---f -c a-c eel SD >lts. ans
~o lor rhi the urrer u"f fe -lrt q .-tr--~ en'.
ard liable o. % s--r ~ G. WILDER
O. >iLAS 4 ftkkfNG> DEPOT FIR ne ssle 1f Tho
Above SSH, = ~ 80 80. lr 80 t-er w1f-S can he
rad mote than rf ard patterns u >a licr >s'r>
Win II : Patent toWderFrfof los. behind " lrA
i-ced : t0t n the y i'd FAR. London les wees
since and offered - reward % onr lAal would ul-h
80 safe containing t.e money The 1ane, renamed "a tie
sac JTtyfye ia a.th ! tle celebrated loca n,fr
Gr Hobbs. London Ggrl- ;he time Ai,o. Sal I'd,
With al kluc 81 other locks such Iaes. CAghos Thief
aus I'm sILAS c. HERRING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09

NOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESI-

Il pLNCE and FARM ii about 1870 acres, about one
mile and a-ha north II Snk Landing, on the Hudson
Rlvcr wh fruit of ever nd n abundance. hne stream
II water and GOOD buildings u IS Of the finest stua
tons m Newturgh Bay. Inquire Of HASBROUCk
BOICE, Newbmeh. Or 80 STEPHEN BRiNCkERHOfF,
IN the nfem -, jy2i mTuIhSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09
10 THE PUBLICAN

q \ Z ' -
V4lc4niled shte z D. e. 4, H-n black ard oth-l
color, no5 STAMPED D. Horace II Day GODDfEAk5
PATENT" according % hls covenant hs License IRON
Goodyear. iAi1,-er.el- Gci rafs Patents. and
al tc leIs l rf-C ascrs ul tese goods are eqrl De-
be s. --e.rl,sers uren Goocycars e-rd nights
win Horlce Day himself ne 1ily-f - sacl g"ls tne
W. e prosecuted accr0i.r-ly. d. A-s Afrnse from
Gncirca- 70 make Slrred Goods 0a.y, aud ieT sinai
arres hy -aring ant 20 Goodyear % taTcs cents
Boot wt-e Day hT,ff charges Ten cents er PAIR -e
&c ~ Gojyelrs -Alrred Gods C9rsr-,. Bo1ts o. tie
hard-rc,sn- - ocuakers. Al re India Rubber shoes
now rade ~ HuT1ce II Day. are Al minrg cement r'oa
oear. Patents and az iraiers therein -rnisT t1en-
s,iyes -alls y damages - NJ cpVtN- Az 80 "a
tsntes
II behalf o.. Il a,-ezll +. ~ ca, N,Na-. K c.
L Cartee. F1rU = & alt lt.-srs -l3 Il
TNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY,
Wer,ho1se D. NASSAU-ST.. Nv Y9rk. lfer fsf
sale ever desc,- t,on 90 GODDlEARs P-re-f He,a.lc
India Ir q - Goo1s H.- rising
Cat, ~ STYLES. Army al Nav Brs-s, Psuss,
Caass and tcqes GODS. Sr-lg-s.
Paurhos Ere Bucket. ,uI Gents Ne De
If--ns Pals kgtler Slles
Na-.- g.lf-s Piano fDrt~ { .rs~, li.ies' DO
Horse H.--. CruHl Cloths ttll-r.n- o.
These ia ~. f0Tcr,f- ~ ff -e7ntpsr = t- .
D. Hes. or becl me T-.d hv cold
JaMFS BISHOP Pr. fcHt
WARREN ACHERMAS. We Prr,ltel %
81 3n = WILLIAMSON Irr1sI.er ara >e-f-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09

4 RARE CHANG For Sale a hight.
sale nd prnt,ahc R0sl-,. las teen established for
} wears Inc business uavs larcc pr cont1sc IT,
enc Win small capital rs chance seldom "a Do 9t
Nth NW - sold w'tac'l rt~e'' e. together vlth VAL
uShe lease "a thv euddirs> Ss'<firir reasons -Nea
of selhug 'N Atcrrss Trieunc u!ice 90 ca.
At wv tifr-Ti = i' stars, aut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

PIcysity.Ti subsc,ioer Offers for Sale OF Exchange
ia good
inc land situated Long Island, adrnng the ralroad
ard tie Nilage 0f Lave Land wen calculated Tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09
SPIRIT GAS.-Best quality SPIRIT
~ GAS for sale by the barrel Nv
je7tf DliTZ. BROTHER co. i3i vi. s-.-s;.
TO DAGUERREAN ARTISTS-The

4 coat ot silver deposited the scale plates . tl-Nef
usn tla 1u te lreuch plates g. and Us r'r are ele-
lI Flt 3D. 90 ilat SILVER clenlc-.is uff 4l AIS L-.-e
"'t .anuuf e to u4uch appreciated w h4tt na he>l-
ili.ou 70 Wai-i them .el Fec, and -t.. -h- Dl-
err Az nrts>lans richer tone tl4r Can Id, Il
any other fo' sale A. rh, sole A-enr's
aus - iuAtE VICTOR BISHOP, p iill-l-la1e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09

rf ald a1.f ... te't--r g. JAMES PTLE.IrJ Wssi-si
.r-.r Ifr.ll. Ul % 'r N-ss4u-st sl,a OH 2isck-
-U. LI-11f. v-fr.lfe4 .4l,r1r a.3 gTsIhGGs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09
HOUSE. For sale. in

~ Brook IN twestry ATTIC snd basement laIne OO'
House on the east SIDE II AIDE pas between Fulton ana
Atlantic avs Lot 25Nl0o house 22130 r. llledn WHY bcA
slidug doors marble Ldntes cOrcod rooms on ,he ms
floor. part 81 ths rciase money cin remain uesIeu
Possession immedls'sI Apply on the PIe,n,sts
Il TURNER. WI lHhSo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09
IEW.YORK CABINETMAKERS'

L Y ASSOCIATION.--Man IF Fashionable
Rosewood. Mahoeauy Black v alnut and enameie! Fur
nlture Nauufoc'ory and Warerooms b7 B.eecNe
OF Sullivan Re- ectf y slclts the attention e those
no ae about selecting their furniture. 20 call AMI examine
their and extensive stock. all II their manufac
ture. au9 jMNWSA'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-04

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
THE SEASON or GAYETY Is COMING,
but All THE SEASON or SUFFER-
ING HAS COME.

You, who have neglected 10 do your duty Ia al
things within the present year. have the oppor
,nni,y TO make many amends" Your who are.
philanthropic in your feelings, but have failed to
give Hsiateyidence Of Your philanthropy, have
now a glorious opportunity to PLACE yourselves
high 10 HE affections Of those who are III in the
woes Of human existence Old winter angry win
ter with his chilling blasts has literally come !!
The spferings Of ibe poor and need have come
too Then, 10 the name Of Heaven, in The name
Of chafity-for the sake Of your reward here and
hereafterwe most sincerely urge you ,c visit your
respective neighborhoods, look out for obj cts Of
b nevolence and want and extend 10 them the hand
Of charity. TiIlers OF the soill~h you have not
moneE send products Of your honest industry
Mechanics whom fortune has smiled upon, assist
Ia any way lkatlies in your power. Merchants
give garments give sugar and coffee which to the
pose are amps, necessaries oflife, and you will re.
.eeiEs your reward.
In > word--le. lawyers. and physicians and men
OF all voca,ions give their mite and they Wi all re-
ceiys their reward
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
HOW LAFAYETTE WAS RECEIVED by
CONGRESS.

In the debate upon the reception Of X os-
suth BY Congress- frequent >allusion was
made to the reception of Lafayette as pre-
,cedent! The National Iutdlligdnccr. refer
ring to the accounts of this transaction at
that time, says Lafayette was invited by each
House to seatwithn its chamber tue com,
mittee appointed on the subject having pub
.licly announced that, entertaining every
wish 10 make the reception Of General Ia
fayette as complimentary as possible they
yet found difficulties in the way Of Joint
reception, and considered it better that each
House should adopt its own arrangements
and its own 81 form in the reception of that
distinguishedindiyidual The General was
accordingly presented to. the Senate by its
committee, with this simple introduction !:
" We Fntrotlace Gen. Lafdyette IL The Senate
of The United Sites, and the General, adj
yaneng to the chair, was invited by the
President Of the Senate to take a scat pre-
pared for him on his right No address
was made. The Senate adjourned soon af-
ter his being seated, and then the President
and Members of that body paid their indiyid-
ual respects to him. On the day following.
the General was introduced to the House
with similar ceremonies On that occasion
Mr. Speaker Clay, rising from tue chair,
made TO him beautiful and eloquent sd.
dress, TO which Lafayette made reply, ex-
pressing his acknowled gements of the con-
tinued good will Of the American people, of
his delight in their progress, and his undi
minishsd attachment to the institutions Of
the countrys for whose freedom and indepen.
pence be had fought nearly Fifty years before
The House then adjourned, aid the mem
hers, lea by the Speaker, paid their person
al res / sets to him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
rue Ks,ssUTn ENTmuzIasN.

=
There & ch6 ses;ufe IA lie Seu SaE. accent n,s
iureftrenee II lhe rrrepfipn Of Eossusk lac great
Hungarian leader, shisA viii, npon he ssoler
necond sh0uelf mcderala The y If Of 6af spethrrn
people IL least. Ia, Congress Re Free seilers
'Ssrard Sumner and Hale hare isken tie ieaJ,
and Il New Yofkihe Abolition ediiors aud pfeaei.-
ersafe iHthe Esegroun5 DePatatioas Of negroes.
too are ikHissi#s ia their musky contributions and
waiting about freedom. and the veteran statesmen
d couhtry are lecinred by ;yros Ia politics Is
10 the true meaning OF The Wsshing,onian and
Moafoe policy Of non-inrefyebtien.
These .fhings are ominous and viii create
pause al least inlhe South. Oar quiet people ii
The country who are not ready for crusade 10
Hungary. 10 take tiIt With the Russian Autocrai
will delibcfats well before urging upon our rulers
adrpanufe from the neutral policy Of Washington.
II seasY p see that aspiran,s FOR the Presidency
viii avail themselves Of the enthusiasm OF the
people. 10 make capital for November next; Sat
that my sound statesman viii urge any praeiieag
isferrsntieB. We can scarcely believe. Kossush is
evidently iahpring under the impression that the
Resolution OF Congress sAas POLITICAL meaning, 2
and he Is coming 90 TO Washington to test the
depsh and bearings Of the political ocean, row
somewhat tefnPest-tnssed. He will urge a reeogni-
lisn Of the independence Of Hungary, and Treaty
with England to join her in warning Nicholas TO
keep his hands of, and LEI Austria and Hungary
have fair fight,
That our people viii give money and big words
TO considerable extent is already pretty clear bur
that they will sanction the building Of war ships
and the increase Of our army FOR ultimate conse-
quences, Is yftto be tested. We are rather incin-
ed to think The Hero is doomed to something Of
disappointmerf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
Oils, TaIIOW Grease, and Ohio.
MINERAL PAINT, !,

00A BBl.S- Machrerv Oil Price IS cents per
0UU gallon. $500 gallons Machinery Oil in
casks OF various sizes. Price - cents per gallon
500 bbIs, Boiled Paint Oil, Plice So els. per gal6n
5000 gals do 90 in casks OF various szes
4 price - ceuts per gallon.
$50 bbls. EaBne1s OIL, variea> kinds and qualities
from 80 "a 90 cents perlgallon
1900 gallons in Casks OF vartpas sizes. Various,
kinds and qualities, from - 10 ~ cts per gal:
so tons 1Allow Grpase, lnr Heary BeaFinss and
Coarse Machinery, in barrels or casks of apy
consistency required. Price 6 cents per ID. II
$50 ions Ohio Mineral Paint, in barrels at lre
lowest matkel price nj
lEaektafrs O4iwarran'eI not 10 chill ia iheGplif-
est weather and considered BY hlose using il eqaar
to Sperm Oil
= Boite4 PAM OK, equal to Linseed OF olber than
for white,
am constantly rec, wing Large supplies Of tho
alora named ARTICLES, and my m1uo ~, ssmaH
profits and quick returns" b. F.SPOND,
S. Hatcr Sigeet {aadcr dcPtqii 81. Hapse4
December - 1881. New Xpr3+
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

IN the SEsATE. on .lfsn1sv. On mo,ioa Of Mr..
Cas-, the Presidents massage relating 10 lie cause
ofihe Proetheas. was reerred 10 he eeatni.iee On
foreign rsIaEious-
Mr. Hates resolution calling fOr information
concerning alleged violations of he law abelishing
logging .inlihes nasy was taken uP. aElsaes5. ana
a1op,ed
The resolution 81 ATf Foo,e. RELAXING is lie COM
promise measures, was again taSen up.
Mr. Houston addressed The Senate ia opposition
y the resolution.
Mr. Foote rerliesi in the most vehement manner.
and attacked Mr.. H as being governed entirely b
desire 70 secure the support q he tesoiers fer
the Presidency;
Nj. FL ana III. Fooie cou.iaasa heir personal
controversy.
Mr.. Butler defended South caFoiiaa froun ceriaia
remarks n Mr. Hoaston
Alter some remarks from AIr Hale. AIr. Clemens
got ME door, and his motion the Senate adjourn.
ed
Ir the HprsE or REPRESENTATIVES,. Mr.. Carter
q Ohio, moved that the rules be suspended for the
purpose dfintrodueihg resolution Authorizing The
appointment Of committee Of Eve to welcome Lou
Is Kossuh. % his arrival al the capitol, and 10 in
trodace him 10 the House.
MfBsyiy, ofYitginia. said be was moi DESTROYS
q a.-csatins Inc resolution.
.MF. Jones, Of Tennessee, moFed that The rules Be
not suspended, and The ayes and nays having been
taken theImosion that The rules BE- mol suspended
was carried, BY majority of III 10 S.
Mr. Brenton Of Indiana, introduced bill for the
relief Of persons holding bounty land warrants, who
have already settled on lands BY authorizing them
TO hold possession and tha, those who may desire
lands the price Of which is 81 % an acre, may or
tain lhe same by paying the difference; which was
referred 10 the committee on Public Lands.
Mr. BisselI, ofIll.. moved that the House resolve
itself ntp committee oeihe whole on The state Of
the Union. tor The purpose of taking up the joint
resolution relative 10 the transferring Of bounty
land certificates and warrants
Mr.. Faulkner presented the petition of Passed
Assistant Surgeon Richard McSherry. OF The Uni
ted States Naval Service, to recover compensation
for extra Service performed in Mexico
Also the petition Of Joshua Lewis, disabled me
chanic Of the National Armory at Harper FERRY,
praying 10 be placed on the pension roll.
The House then went into committee OF the
whole on the state The Unon-Mr. Hubbard, Of
+ New Hampshire, ia the chair.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
.Oi q d

On Friday. the 10th inst. Mrs EIlzABETII SnrErs.
wife Of Mr. Jacob Sheets sen, OF Shepherdstown, ia
the list year of her age.
In lIilshorough Ohio, hn the 9Th inst Mrs. SARAH.
wife Of Mr. CaTistan Crhn, Sr ), formerly Of Clarke
county, Va.
On the 7ih inst, in this county EIIxA JANE infant
daughter OF Crayen and Eliza TIuSscn, aged seven
months and enc day.
Iu Fairfax county, the oh inst, al o'clock Mss
EnzApETH L. MooRE, aged GO years
OBITUARY.
Died in Shepl crdstowu, inthis county, on Fri ,ay
night tie 18th INST Mrs CAROLINE w. STARRY,
the consort Of Mr. CeekAn R. STARRY, and in the Sst
war Of her age he deceased was Of mcst reputable
parentage and by her own cendact and department
qnired the esteem and aeecti nate kiIdpess b, ha
merous friends and acuan' who united with her
immediate relatives the last tr butte 10 hUmaniiy-
Her illness Of shr duration her decrease sudden
But the dispensaiioaof Providence did not affect her
peace Of mind life spent in the practice Of the Sr
tues AMI graces Of her and adorned oy candid aa
sincere profession Of religion nanik scd by hr "day
walk and ony ersation armed her for the conflict h
the king Of errersr And with the sMest composnre
OF an in ant she sunk 10 rest in Peacs.
To her husband and her twoswee babes the sympa-
thies Of friends arc extended. with the wish sincerely
expressed that the Prov dcnce that has deeply
afflicted them will take Of them now and through
life A FRIEND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
CONSUMPTION.

There il, perhaps, no disease with which our
country s effected which sweeps of annually SO
many victims as lhaS fell destroyer Of the human
Consumption Day after day, year after
year the insatiate monster hauies TO The portals Of
the cold and silent tomb fresh added victims 10 lis
conquest No walk Of life is sacred from its blight
ing influence. No age is exempt from lis death
dealing shafts The old, the middle LACED, and the
young all alike, are food for this common enemy OF
mankind. The white-haired patriarch. whose life
Of iniempeFanee has rendered his system imreryi-
10 the attacks of other ills, acd whose good
deeds prepared him for the enjoyment of ites calm
efSning finds Consumption fastening its :angs upon
his yitals and tearing him from world ever bright
10 minds which look comfacentiy on days well
spent
Il there no help for the aflct No preventive
of the dangers which beSet rs in-our changeable
and tickle cline We think there is, AMI il the
allegations efthose whoare at least entitled 10 We
racty may be believed lhereis preventive and
a remedy.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry is offered 10
suffering world as such. It needs not the aven-
litious aid" ola long sting of fictitious certificates
give iinotoriefY Its true ealue and intrinsic ex
cellencr are utieeutto eutitle i 10 he confidence
of the public andio
:" WAIT On TO fame
the nameofits inventor a benelactor Of his spe-
ces.
More genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper. Forsa by t. NJ. SMITH
Dec. % IS5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
Commoawea.h,s Atterncy.

Ma EDrToR: As general els c.ons ave now ter
Comfy il very operly being directed 10 r claims and
qualifications Of those who 10 be called upon nef
the provisions Of the New Constitution posts Of hone
made elective By the people aid in obedience 10 public
expressi.n n all parts 81 the equity the name of
HUME BLTCIlER, Esq, i presented as candidate
i9r That ofhee Though comparatively young be has a
kkal knowledge surpassed BY bat feu Of his 9rofesi
and CAPACITY 70 acquire and facility % express'
surpassed by OF The Commonwealth Of Ms years
The diies IL the Office If eonfded 10 Mr. Rnfc6er ~,
the snrages Of his fellow eli zens viii be
10 he god ofihe Commonwealth and the bel interes,s
Of The community. Whilst he may temper ,is tic win
mercy, vet he will ever discharge his dnty fahfnIly4
and fearless and to the best Of his ability We hone
may be q good pleasure Of The people Or our
reward true fneit and commanding intellect bv -
slight boon as respectfully solicited for MIR Butcher
in the office Of Commonwealth's Attorney.
December 10, ls5l YOx POPCLI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

SERIOUS AFFRAYs.-On Thursday night
last, VIM. Nicholson of Fredericksburg, was
stabbed in the neck by Walker, slave of
Mrs Virginia Lynch, and now lies danger
ously i'll from the wound Walker has been
examined in the Mayors Court, and sent
on for further trial The evidence at the
examination proved the assault to have been
commenced by the slave.
An affray at the Bowling Green, in Caro-
line, on the day of the election, resulted in
the death of one, and probably more individ-
uals A man BY the name of billiard from
the neighborhood of Villeboro, died one day
last week from wounds received on that occa-
sion.s Several others, we learn, we're dan
geronsly wounded. One or more persons
have been arrested, and are now in Caroline.
jail awaiting their trial
n y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
Married.

On ihe l7th inst lin The German Reform e,,.,.,.
Frederick City; Nd, by The Rev Dr. Zachar;as Nj,
GEoReE +. ZIANEai1Ad af charlestown. and .I;,.
MANY J. C. HERRiNs, Of lie former city.
\ On the 7th inst. by Rev Joseph Baker. Mr.. Wrt.
AIGN A. RIFlY. OF Clarke, and Miss Ann " SWANS 81
Frederick County
On Tuesday morning. the f6ih inst, in the AZ Z
Church Winchester, Virginia, by Rev. VIM Krehs
Rev. JoHN S. DEALS, OF Cumberland, Nd, 10 Miss
ASkIIIE, daughter Of n HncKMAsrER, Esq Of Pitts
burg, sPenns yivania
Al Church Hill in Rerkeley counlv Tuesday even.
Rng. the 10th inst. BY thd Rev. II. jennings LEyr
IIirNsHAw, Esq, and ANsIE. daughter OF Col r. v.
ASnod Ta$S
In clarksburg, Va. on the 10Th inst, BY the Rev s.
IR Dawson, Col. JeHN q SrRINGER, OF PaIkersbusg,
IVA, 10 Miss cARotlNES. ADAMS Of the former place.
On Tuesday the 10th INST. blythe Rev. W. G. FL
sgles,sn. Mr.. JAMES SILGoTT 10 Miss eATHARINE
lPANS0N, all Of Loudcun
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

We gather from The Richme6a Republican Ct
Mondaythe following statement In refalSnce 10 Tie
result ofihe elections In Virgigia.
+" A. far as heard from, the vote fer Geuernor
stands: For johnson Cd S. it9 for Summers,
Wa, 81 $50. johnson majority SIP There
aresiS counties to hear from, viz; Wyoming (new.
COUNTY, and Boone, Logan, Doddfidge, Wit
Prince William, and Westmoreland which gave
General Cas- POP majority. The General Assem-
bly, Districts have not been fully heard from. but
sufficient returns have come 10 hand 10 indicate
that parties will be DIVIDED in the Legislature aho,
as follows Senate, 80 Democrats-f7 Wings;
House Of Delegates: 90 Democlats--62 Wings
Democratic majority On Joint ballot a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
LADIES FESTIVAL.

The Ladies Of Harpers Ferry ard vicinity at.
iached to the Episcopal Church, will hold FES-
TlVAL.wh will coninuc during the Holidays.
They will serve up daily and nightly, the choicest
delieaeies of the season such as Oysters, Crabs,
canyass-Baeks, Venisor, Turkies-- besides the
most delicious Sweet Meats, &c
In addition, we can assure the gentlemen that
there will be sncha Gataxy Of the fair ones present
will render the occasion one ofthe mos, pleasant
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