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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-02

I,xNcH Law in GRAYsos. YA-d.E /
18th inst the Vigilance committee q q : -
son eoansy' a arrested = man banned John
0eIneth g. TREND and follower Of Bacon tie
evidence against him, required hin I'd ~ =.
nounce his abolition sentiments. This "a.
nettrefussd 70 do therenpon lie vas stI;prss
tied to tree, and whipped. After fedest In,
; dozen stripes, he cavsd in, and pr{m;ssS
net only - recant, but to sell lis prbne .,s~
in the county consisting Of land a. r..
gfoesl and leave the State. Great src;ss
hent prevailed throughout the county 80
the Wythevills Republican, Il, the 10Th Is.
slant, states that the vigilance esmmitses 3
Grayssn we're in bot pursui. Of other dbnex.
ieus persons.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-02

BuREInG CpAL NINE Exrts6ulsHED. - We
learn from tie Petfsville Miners journal
tsat the experiment Of extinguishing the FIRE
il Mr.. Pets coal nine ii that vicinity By
closing il up, has been entirely successful
b closing ths mine, eli venkilation was pre-
vented. and shs gas necessarily accumulated,
acted Is an extinguisher The mine VAS
opened on Monday night, and the expert
nent was found entirely successful -net :
spark Of the 6re remained
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-02

Rxvrvar OF RELlGsos learn from
IL I,.eshusr Chroaicls that revival a re-
I;rier { going On in the Methodist Episco-
81 church, ID Waterford, Leadenn county,
pnder ths~ministry Of Messrsl ChenoWith
ari Coombs. Many converts have been
,aad.. ana 81 Sunday last seyeatecn mem
80 we're sadsd 10 tie church
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-02
arriad.

On Tuesday evening last, in this town, d the Rev.
w, B. button, Mr. GEoReg w. B9YgR 10 Mss ELIZA.
MARIA You've.
At Cedar Row, in Frederick county. the 18th inst
by the Rev. Isaac Baker, Mr. sAac MARyiN and Mrs,
MARY WARES, --all OF Frederick county n 8
onMonday. 2sd inst at the residences Of her father,
in Morgan county, by Rev Mr. Taylor iNAlus 4.
DEALE, Esq, OF Mississippi. aud Miss SUSAN dangh.
Ter ofIsaae Baker, Esq.
At LeYenworth, on the path inst, by the Khv H. W
Dodge, HUGH Rooms, OF Clifton, and RosAsiE D.. el,
dest daughter oil john L. Powell, Esq OF Louaoun
county.
On the nth inst, by the Rev Mr. Krebs. M hIrNRr
KENsELL and Miss Luck c., daughter OF Chates Haf.
dy, sr., all e Winchester
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-02
MORE BEEF.

1 Our friend, WIN JoHNsex, Of this town, with
cbaracteristic generosity. favored us with Steak
and Roast Of I3sef Of the choicest order The Beef
was fed BY Nj. GEoHsE II TArE, young farmer,
near town. For this ssBsaatiat specimen Of regard,
"a, i will please accept our thanks
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-02
WHEAT FAN.

Mr.. JAS RuxrAN, who is manuf3 ctnrins Wheat
Fans in this town, has finished i'd the ostcompIe,e
style. Fan 10 be exhibited AZ our Agricultural
Fair Ii is more like a Fefl9r ornament than
barn appendage. It NAV be seen at The Coach Fae-
intr DC Nj w ] Hawks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-02

fT- As the season is with Is, when an are liable
is ,as Affections tAas foliow colds seated eu he
throat and lungs, We should keep u mind that
Arsr,s CARR Peeiarss is shs proper remedy iar
fhess diseases. ana thar il seldom fails 70 cure.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-02

~ Tie Presbytsry IF Winchester vii
hola is sext stated meeting u s1c ffsspy-
,erian church at Lecsburs, on Saturday, she
Ifth 81 October Opening ssrmen By Rev
A IL. II. Boyd. Moderator. The Syned Of
Virginia win meet il Alexandra o. Thurs
aar. he 10th IL October
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-02
CONNECTION.

MsssRs EDlroas--in publishing short com
manidation Of mine in your iastHurnher, mistake
was made BY you, which wish corrected. Even
III the Armoryn shaald read Even in The Ar
my, as you will see BY reference 70 the manu-.
scrip,. ANTI MILITARY RULE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-02
TERRIBLE coNFLAGRATIoN
In Buffalo.
Fise Huad,ea Buildings Destroyed Loss. half
a Million If Dollars.
Rrrr.Io v Sent ak

TIRE JiHadfeu DUttfaft3S ItSstFOyetL-I LOSSd if1V
Million IF Dollars,
BuFFALo, N. Y, Sept. 25.
About. four o'clock this morning fire broke
ous in a wooden building on Peacock street, sit.
u8sed In the very centre of what is called the
File Points. strong southeast wind was blow
inasa The time, and the buildings being WOOD
and very dry. the fire spread with fearful rapid
iySAnd ID less than is minutes the entire blocks
#of buildings on Rocs and Peacock streets, from
theaship canal and Erie street TO Evans, were 10
fafae4
rhe fire crossed Erie street aud took The large
planning mill of the Messrs. Eaton. Then cross
ed ssanal and Erie street 10 the bridge, sweeping
eyesy thing on fhe opposite side Of the canal 10
Terrace! sireet-thence down Terrace 10 Me-
chasic street, and along both sides Of the canal.
Here. after the greatest exertions on the part o9
ouriifemen and citizens. the spread Of the flames
wasehaeked.
Tie number or buildings destroyed is oyerIfise
hpndrsd Among them is the large brick school
hoase Oh Erie street, in District No. 2.
Alafge amount Of lumber, il the Messrs. Eas
toaa mill and yard, was destroyed. Also an i'm.
IneFse quantity Of lumber in the yards Of George
Glaelfand the Messrs. Farmer and De Blaquiere.
TIE number Of families turned out Of house and
hefue 81 this disaster Is great-almost beyond
conception, the most of the houses destroyed be-
ing occupied BY poor families. Many Of them
barely escaped with their lives, so fearinlly rapid
was tbe progress OF the flames. i is feared that
4 number Of persons have been burned 70 death,
aithgsesl no bodies have YET been recovered. The
f,ssi5s roughly estimated al halt milllencf dol
lars Tsle insurance on the property Is very slight
ms haunt district presents q heaft-sickenng
speclafse-
- All : meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Chesapeake and Ohis Canal Co. held at
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-02
FOR Rent.

TIME subscriber wishes to rent The HOUSE, AID
Il LOT now occupied BY John Ashbangh and
adjoining the new Presbyterian Church ia chdrlss
ply to Mr.. G. B. Monroe +
ROBERT F.. McELROY1
Oct.2, is5i-4ss JoF Hslliam Aetllsp,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-02
DISCUSSION.

We are requested to say thatiAs Congressional
candidates. Messrs. Fau.xxss and BspisaER, will
address the people Of Harpsrs-FerrJ % saturFday
night next
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-02
Wiz: srArE cosyEkrIoN.
caast0rrssvIl-Ls.


THURSDAY, Sept- 2iths 1851.
The csnYeniioa met Il Il oelack, NJ, in The
Baptist Church. There wss IaYge number Of
delegates II attendance.
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
On ul,tlon of Mr. v. w souihali Of Albemarle,
Mr.. Geo. wv. Bsilisg Of Pssersbarg iuas appointed
President pre ten.
The preeeedin2s of the Convention were eFened
with prayer ~ the Rev Mr.. Wales;
The PTesideRi Pr In. ADDRESSED the Couven-
tioa.
On molten oil Mr., Southan, the temporary organ
ization Of ihe Convention was completed By the ap
peintmers ii Messrs. V. B. Shepherd Of Albemarle
and w. g, Caning'on Of Richmond. as Secsesa-
ries
Mr. " W. Soaihail Suggested dat in oraerso
ascertain vAet delegates wesc present. the Secea-
~ shoaId call oYsr the li.4 OF counties
ORGANIZATION,
On motion Of Mr.. sonthalI. Committee oft6tr-
teen was aP5o ntetf By the Chair 10 recommend per
nanent oft'gssrs Of The Convention.
FhettJnIeniion then took a recess until 4 o,eloeL
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Al qaarfer past o'clock, the President pro tsaH
called BE Convention 10 order
PERMANENT OFFICERS.
Mr.. shefss from the committee appointed 10 pre-
pare lisi ot o!heers for The Convention made Ill
following repest
President Col, Thomas NJ Bondurant.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-02

THE Pew Reutsof he Presbyterian Caur. n ks
L. due on The Isl. Payment can be made foH
T. RUTHERFORD
g. G. STEWART,
RICH HENDERSON,
:. ccf. q 1851. -. M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-02
ruE- ACRiCULTURAL FAIR.

we visited GA yesterday the grounds that are be-
ing prepared fof the use of the Valley Agreultn-
raj Sseiety," and we do not think mere eligible or
conveniesi site esald hare Keen selected IN he
county,
They are situated about half mile from town
On the read leading to Harpers-Fsrry. and include
thsleeanlifel grove belonging tcfhe heirs Of Wax
,erShirley, deed The trees have been beautifully
trimmed, and workmen ara basily engaged in erect
Jag houses. sheds, &c which makes !. uear The ap-
pearasee u {" rising village" We Do net think
Il would b exageratiag 70 say, that the grove VIII
accemmcAa,s twsniY thoasaad persons
Tbs Suiaser 81 visitors viii Be unprecedented 10
yefetsoa county. We have heard tia; nunesens
conpesi.ofs fsr preraiams win y in asieadaace
from Maryland and Pennsylvania Many Of the
most Distinguished citizens Of the State have besn
i,es 81 ~ preseEt-amoag .hem ihs gentlemen
y nasAinatea By ths Dsmoctatc and Wing
ntiont heed 1t Siauniun and Charlottesville, FOR
hess Offices in The Sin a. the people. lie.
~ away Cor fear 81 ~, beikg acepmrso-
Hnf Of The latch will be out
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-02
Coal Crates.

VTYE have two handsome second hand Graiek =
wv They are 10 good order and win Sc 4ol'
cheap KEYES q kEARSLEA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-02
VIRGINIA FEE PRESS AND TFARdERs' REPOsIT0RY.

- Edgar Snowden, Alexandria.
3 J. +. Trayhefn. Lsudoun-
D B. H. SAackistofd, FanQuier.
q B. J. Barbour, Orange.
81 A. K B0ieier, JelIefsou.
g J.E. Stewart Morgan.
IS Nsfi 3. Meade, Clark.
Muses. Valdez Shenandoah.
IS = Tyre Maunin: ROCKINGHAM
50 y ID. IT1aoden Augusta
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-02

a--a@ MI McC ofmiok, Inventor Of the reap
;ng s.sehine which has attracted % much at-
tsssiss Il England, IS ! naEivs Of Rock
bridr, county We.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-25

GINSENG AND MAivA-We introduce
to the notice of otr readers to-day medic
naI preparation, NOW very popular, pre-.
pared by lamous chemist from the elelial
kingdom The teslinnnials of It's excel
euGc, mast prove conclusiveIy its great SUI
periorlty over the numerous preparations
which flood the market. We would refer the
reader tn the advertisement in another col
umn, for the bill of particulars, and to the
medicine itself for test Of its virtues.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-25
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Ge0al Notices.

en-, ~ ~ 49, syOC - y = -~--~C\~~~
STATE OF VERMONT, | n Probate Court holden at
WAsMSGToN DIsTBlcT,ss Montpelier in said District,
December 3D. 1851, Leonard Elis,of Berlin, guardian unto
Thomas French an insane person residing in Berlin in
sad district, makss application TO this court here in writing
for license TO sell all the real estate of his ward being
% acres Of land situate and lying ia Berlin aforesaid and
being part Of the CresseY fam, called and the
purchased by license otthe Probate conr by said guardian,
Of Joseph IaCaeGledgng that the sale thereof nee
fssay for his Oe said Frenchs) support, and would be
conclusive to the interest Of his said ward Whcreupon it
ordered That said application be referred Ia session OF
SAID court to be hed the Probate Office in MONTPELIER on
the goth day of December 1851 at O'Clock r NJ for hear
Ing and decision and further ordered that notice to all
persons interested bo given by publishing the substance Of
sad application and the orders thereon three weeks
sivey in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Mont
PETER aforesaid all Of which to b. before said time of hear.
ing and decision That they play appear if they see cause
aud object.
BY the Court
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Regr.
5l:1w true copy Of Record,
Attest. LYMAN pPICrc po,r
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-25

The advccs from Berlin under dates Of the 81
INST. state that the intelligence from PARIS hid
caused great excitement, Tie bushes of the
Asse nbIy was interrupts ! ard the ministers
wRtjrew Ia nod Cabi IT rouncil. The rep
resennulveS afterwards broke up The sitting.
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Receipts tor the Freeman, since
November IL.

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Howard, P Day, D Upham, f H Joyner,
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Ellis, G S Dole. B + Twiss, G w Tnrner,
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
ERIC DIG AIS.
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Is the oldest Sunday School periodical nibe nites States
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BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED PAPER,
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Beautiful Books for Holiday Gifts.
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COnAPmisSiOmeps Notjcp

WE the sub crbeTs, being appointed by the Hon. the
" Pobat- Court for the District al Randolph, Commits
'ohes 70 receiye, examine and adjust m Chains aud de-
hahds ut all persons against the estate Il Auia ameon,
alG 81 Orange in said district, deceased and all claims
ana demands exhibited in offset thare'o uud six months
nom THIS date bang liuwed for that purpose hereby give
notice that we viii attend to the business Of eur appoint.
meat Mt the dwelling house ii Rhuda Ilaaelton in said
Orange on the th day Of February aud the 23d day OF
April 1852. ROSWELL NJ. BILL.
Orange, October %, 1851. 59.3,y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-25
The mos! useful EavenliOl Of the 4qs
A STOVE
which Will, itself, regulate and civ. !.
Just so much hent as Won desire v

A-As ~ ~ - v 49,
Which VIII, itself, regulate and give A..
just so much heat as you desire.
| SuCH is the Stove now offered 70 the Public. Ana,
~ prove uat It's merits are not exaggerated we refer ~
me following among many ether certificates 70
lne highest character in the country " "
we tue Undersigned, having used RAcE's SELF Prs,,
aIovE cheerhly give opinion of its merits
Us Eea' iel we heieve, consists in its power to regn
late tn degree Of heat pleasure and from this cat
| ~ severn, important advantages result; 4'''''
l. Win very little care even emDerature can he me-
served Of any required degree Of heat.
The Stove never 0nght, and ii fthe proper size
need to become red hot and this makes the stove mora
durable and prevent, the impure air cIused by burnt al
inGsphere and excessive heat.
s. The Stove requires little attention, for IL be fill.
ed with wood, and by Of the regulator the temper
azure may be Eept nearly uniform until The wocd
sumed.
a. The regulator economies The heat by preventing
waste of it, believe it saves one third of the wood
compared with other kinds OF box ar gh ParOr stoves
S. Invaluable for the eck or for offices, or rooms
where the occupants arc occasionally absent.
From our acquaintance with this Sove we believe that
IN port Of economy, comfort and 3alth It u superior TO
any Stove we have seen or uged
hon. JOHN MAYNARD, la.e judge Of me supTeGls
REV. u. H. VAIL, Wy. [Couu, N.
REV. NATHAN BAKER, NY
REV. RUFUS MURRAY, NJ
HON CARLOS COOLIDGE, Ex Gov ofY'
HON. HORACE EATON. Sc
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6 Alare invtedto cali and exa nine this stove, wholh
u.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-25
Hartford life and Health
Insurance Company.


oFFlCE, POSI OFFICE BUILDING HARTFORD Conn
N!1l IL c. - nOnn nno
l1UiLuI uIIu HUTUlUS over AZUU jItIU,
DNrlng 4 tg0 ledFS business issued ne1rfy q ,UO(
PoHciee
~our,r,, p,s,.. ,.rr ~, u,,,,, ,o,,,,.,,.
NJ HEALTH HlsAS IAhEN BY THE COMPANY.
The hartford Life and Health InsurlnGe Company TAXI
risks on Lie grant purchase annnh;es confer endow
mets and make contracts upon and apperanng TO defer
red ana revsionary interests connected with life risks
agrernny to the powers and privileges conferred b, III,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-25
Hardware. Scorr g. FIELD boy,

s week received large ad on to their stock O h1rd
ware consisting in part Of House Trimmings cf all kindyl
Joinefs Tools Axes, Min and Cross Saws Plated and
=. = shoyels and spades, Brass Kettles, Laundry Irons
&c &cs all OF which vii! be sold low,
October l. 1851.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-25

A letter from Palermo Of the 18th states that
m attempt at instruction III Sicily, has been
made by Baron Guze and other Dobcnen, with
a view to proclaim the Independence of Sicily,
and compel the King OF Sicily, in favor Of his
son Frsuces. A portion Of the inhabitants Of
Palermo declared themselves in favor OF ibis pro
i4ct, and the 18Th regiment fraternlzed WIN
them, but the movement was soon checked, and
several arrests were made including some OH
Gers pf the 18Th.
Southern shield., 1851-05-17

abet'ors n CT to this fagitious offence; and do further command, that the District At. torney ot the United States, and all other persons concerned in the administration oI the execution of the Laws of the United States cause the foregoing offenders, and all such as aided, abetted, or assisted them, or shall be found to have harbored or con- cealed such fugitive, contrary 10 law, to be immediately arrested and proceeded with according to law.
 Given under my hand and the seal of Uni
 ted States, this 18th day of Februa-
 ", 1851
 L. -5l WILLARD FILLMORE.
 DAN.aa WEBSTER,
 Secretary of State