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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
PROTEST AGAINST KossUTH,s RE
TURN To ENGLAND.

Abatement, which is Of very important&s
actef, q trHe, comes q US in the latest foreM &
graphic adsices BY The steamer Amer london
copied irenn q Hamburg raper bE6 Govern
Ne-s, ana Is to hi effect thai he III, 49,
Heat haa addressed mote 10 thsk6i 10 England
protesting against The return eewas granted only
~ asssfans ihae his libeEding permanently id
IPol 'pe eonaition q conditions regarding.
Kossulh were saidss Lions hs,,yss, Ans,r;. "a
lishpent of frienY:The Hamburg eaper ~
the Sublime PQfihentfc.-BoH s3a
TCksg or MExTAI. URAxGEMENr. "A
w LIST 81 aes Letter. dated Januafy5th says:
!" asnan Walker, the ceJbrated astrono-
x. IA. by large odds he most distin-
LID mathematician iJbur country, has
'a ne dsranged. Night efore last, whilst
; Hi late At his 1abors f. made discoye-
4 ii which Logarithm Ee rendered useless
I, M s 3,thSnatieai calculyb ns. The most in
an :. excitement foIMed, and he could
cider sleep nor eolcrse- He Continued
!TsLis condition All yesterday al noon,
s De- ), eloriov mind gave way 1t is
/ r. 'aat The fortune may Be temporary,
~ Forst fsaTea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
DOCTORS DiFFER.

The Talg pe~swat enc Of the organs n. the
Tenih Legion 81 Democracy. begaleave 10 diaer
from Cor. johnson % The question iii later sention
The Ssannisk Saettafor Is Of opinion that when he
struggle cones on, "the Tensh Legion viii 81
course musies ssrong oa ihe hanks al he Danpl4 )
yNeere no. 3 certain oEshat The Tenth I.esisrss
practice II SIGH matters is wiser shan is ,hserv
!, was fery sleciasdly 10 laror q the war MIN
Mexico. buisshe mass u is reople wlth ers.l.s,
Judgment. prfeued the rleughshare d lie ssrsr
SILL We agree with our irie1as Of he seeeta,.,r
tAatsif Hungarian Intervention would aepopul.l.
thai Democrats stronghold, il woala ii lsass 81,
well upon lhe Interests pf The Whig partg II VI.
rinin. = Riflis64a Rspn5litnn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
SUDDEN DEATH.

we regret TO learn, that Mr.. WILLAAP. SHIP.
MASs young man well known to the citizens OF
our county, fell dead at Pughtown, Frederick
county, on Saturday week. Mr.. s. was, we be-
lieve,a native Of I.oudoun county. and 4 vouno
man III cons derable intelligence lie yolunteer.
ed IN Capt Rowan's company of Mexican 70.
lanteers, and throughout the perilous service Of
that campaign. discharged his duties to the great
satisfaction OF biz. superiors in command lie
leaves widowed mother. and numerous ,el,.
tlves. % mourn his sudden and untimely end.
Spirit If Jefferson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29

/ 1;niS ~ " - e.'AstsiiS asilngt0n with Eir
al \ large number Of memorials &C, were IRE
# All The private bills which were ordered far l,,
feaalng On Friday, were taken up and passed.
The Senate t#en took ID lie fiffl i ll I,
Iowa. 70 aid in the construction oi 81 iirsd
/ in that State -. ''s7
4 Mf4 Y ndcFwood moved an amendment granting
70 each 81 the old States quantity Of land, equal
Up acres to the federal population tor purposes Of
! internal Improvements. He then addressed tile
| Senate, in support of his amendment -
No question Wasiaken. and the Senate adjourned.
u9gsE or REpREsgNTATiygs-Th House, by
yeas I'M, Eays3S, SUSPENDED the rules, 70 enable
upon the Secretary of State. treasury The interius
| Navy, War, and The PusmasteE General, 70 s~foft
70 The House full and s nsd cams
including principal "a and pad 81 h. na,ns
Gasa dry bureau thereof since March
: Is5a ,sI' had been previously presented sns
+ .loH3 Fdisalfowed il whole or in MARI ana
psnagIng the character of such claims and also
sE they cause TO be reported The names IF an Mar
sons who at any time acted as tie agents Of soIici
tors for said claims, and TIE persons who received
any portion thereof, or were interested therein +
The resolution was agreed to.
The bills explanatory Of the Bounty Land law
were made the special order Of the day Tor Thursday
next
Mr.Gorman, from the Committee on Printing
reported joint resolution, proposin that the COM
mittee shall enter into contract with Messrs
Donelson and Armstrong for the printing Of he |
census. !
This gave rise tea debate. after which the House
adjourned.
WAsulNGToN. Jan 81, 1852
SESATE.-Mr- Bradbury moved TO axe IN The
French spoliation bill, fer the purposeoE making (
il special order; and the motion was sfler debate
agreed 10. The bill was made the social order 4
for the third Monday OF February.
Ihe Senate then resumed the confederation OF I
The bin granting land 10 The Stale of IEa 10 AID Of
me conssruetfoE Of certain railroads that Stale
Mr., Sumner advocated The passaA Of he bill.
Senate adjourned - 'Ae
HOUSE OF REPREsEsTATiYEs-Th House re-
saned the consideration Of the rcsolalos. from he
Com mittee on Printing, directing that Commune
e make contract with sDonelson alta ArmstrnnsSS
LOT me ne ming Of the census n "
IL ne debate. yesterday, Mr.. Evans Of MARYLAND II
stfong9y condemned the proposition 10 make The
conlIaet with Donelson and Armsttlng locking
uPon u A. an attempt 10 revive the sfpiicai sop
system which had been repudiated Y4
Mr. NorHan advocated the passage Of the resolu-
llon giFfrg e Bonelson and Armstrong the Census
prinlngF he was free 10 admit that lie was WI
ing this should be done from pzrtg considea-
tsohS- ne Hpnse then adjourned 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
THE FoRREsT Trial.

We are gratifed than otherwise. though nor well
satisfied with Mrs. FORESTS general conduct, xiat
this lady has obtained ycrdietoi divorce against
her husband, and alimony 10 The amount Of $4,000
year. Forrest well deserves this for his want Of
manlaess In regard.io his wife, as eyinced on he
trial But there was one feature in he proceedings
under the IS New Cod" Of New York which exhib-
tied brutality 10 high degree. we mean thesla,i-
tu,ie given Ia regarL TO the character OF Miss CE
tonsfor some years in her grave. Ii haman fraii,y
caaaDs and rest in the tomb, then has humanity
cast Cd lis better part
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
THE Wif + Il -

The decision 80 = supreme Court Of the United
States against the Wheeling ana Belmont Bridge
Company viii prove serious matter. The Bridge
is declared 10 be obstruction to the navigation Of
the Ohio, although il Il 90 feet above the water
Y = wire suspension bridge, Constructed by
Charles Elicit, Esq, an eminent Civil Engineer.
The prosecution looks IKE piece Of spite, as
pennsylvania herself has several bridges over i'm
porian, streams that are no, as high as the Wheel
Ing Bridge. There MAJ probably be a eompremise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
Al GOOD NAN DEPARTED.

tbe class SINCE the formation Of The cas son
saIars. q Clarke county, departed ri. ps
ville assa s.sn'0g last, at hisresdonce il ri.
tv.(oas. q years Yesterday being he 1 cry
Court in The ,,aa, seA'h was ANNOUNCED, 80.
by Geo. w a 49," 'he aH,s
lions III -, nl;,.,,, !. 49,
with the members of the Bar, and the citizens of
The town generally, paid the last tribute ofrespect
g The deceased, by following his remans to the
cold sepulchre of The departed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
TaKr;cARE or YOUR KKlENE's'

-, 49,. .,w.xs DO his. They are *
~, 81 liz alert 10 serxe and sustain aasss
Svi.ess ~ ,fIort ii he House Of !
,ssr.o, r;;raan u Inaiana, % giss 'ae $3.50
i.,;,v IA Me.srs ponsssn and Armstrong i'e
...s.,,r- az HE TnIca.
rs..-,s,s haze now 4 decided majority ~
X - iii doabtisss give this IA JOB y
ao.a s,f ,h,lr party organ al Washington
ha -. -, ,na uToper war q execuiins 'he
as-.si.:., ,vou.d be b. he establishne1i q z
psnM - llsce b which The work could
800. ~ vell and promptly dane. ~ wel'-0.-
..s..s s,.see--i,lst a. the goxefnaaen. wiring \
- ,h.n he benehls would be dtstItsslea
-. 80 Who perform labor, instead o. gaYirg
.,ssmoussprofis 10 Paftizans.
as,l,ers az dollars have been was1eaf and q die
-. 80, ~ coutrars system. the basl-.ess ka.
80 So,s in bunglins and tedious tanner.
., - ;rrf.fenee 10 printing Ed advertising 70
,he.I,e,a.smerss sTbe Bic Book, during the Poll
= namipisraiion, i. in ,aeyious ones win show TIA
.sn..anGs ana ter. s OF thousands have been squan
1eredonfagotites. The Wing Administration, an
vVhip po.l.icians susfer their presses 10 take ear
.s,hsr,saxe< and ofssa 10 langnish, alter helpip
e.,..... o. A4s,ss,ryszsTn tne e'sie''
1912 i. sa.rodigacy and pro- uaYoTihY Of LA
-..s. ...1 .i.siaer nafNfT standihe iestofal
Zines Men in power who will no: stand BY ,hei
friends, dp not deserve to have friends. Politician
Too oflen let both their knowledge and their in
auenee through the medium Of the press. and the
forget The hand that helped them Up the ladder {
fama
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
STANDING COMMITTEES.

The following standing Committees were ap-
pointed BIZ Speaka Crutchfeld, in the House Of
Delegates, on Tuesday: .4,M
Of Privileges and Elections Messrs Tomlin,
Leake, Imboden, Dunn, Kby Goode Of b. lrv-
ing, BcnAett ,Howerson, Jacksonof Wood. Brown,
Hayden and Moore Of Il.
OF Courts Of Justice -Mesers. Miller Scott
of 4 : Robinson, 'taaferro, Speed, jackson OF
P Price, Barbour, Russell, Townes, White, Kid.
well and Gibson.
0f Seioois and CtHsges.- Messrs. VERIFY
Leake, Riyes Of A Mcdonald, kilby, Old. Ley
bufn, Bare, Darlington, Gilmore, Ilunton, Gray
and jackson OF ID.
1 or Propositions and Grieraaces.- Alessrs
Jones, Davis, MaPp, Saunders, jackson Of q. and
! NJ, yawter, Staples, Gatewood, Dunlap, kee
i Gilmer 81 R., Paths and Hunton. ~.
o c4ggsn 5 -UIlan WiI 1sa% atns Ds W
:, q R9lds and kateraal Nasigafi9n Ma.s,,
Lewis, Lo}d CARPENTER Stevens Carr,,lI u 80.
sen 81 n, Bottom Davidson, Ta.e, U,nca 1I,'
Ecaols, Downing and Early. 1A'oeA'
VI. iit:.:- -.-.Mcssrs Taiaferro Preston GJ
mleir, wheeler, Payns, Greayer, Garneti, Me-,
l9eli, Gsrfison Carroll, Old, Price and sior{ison
> of fttaaee.zalessrs Goode 81 III, Mart
h y of y jackson off and r Barbour Snsed
nleho q Leyburn, Garrett, Boyd Baker, Pres,
RI e. 9 ls ,Peniea!iary--sressrs Mcdonald
bfooSs Hubbard, Moore Portlock, Griffin ~
Tor, !, Notiiasham, Richardson Tate a-y,'Scolt
On f ny 1na ml1nael Kee. Dalard Jon..
Daai5soh, McCallpch, Shannon Gyes,. "'aand
Moore,
Join, C1tnaattee Pn he library, j. psrt-hIes
is. Sesar- Mapp, IIanlGnA illerofF., Shannon,
Iryisg and Bower
on Agrirukare and tu,aatactures -Messrs.
lives Of Prince George !kilson, llarston, Luke,
lewkiik, White, hlora4, cadell, Slemp, West, !
Vellmau, Stuart and Hnnery.
On Earolle4 Bin, fart-Messrs. Newman,
,anlop, Muse. Richarson, Oldham, Cadell and
lice. a
On Ltnatic Asgzins-Messrs Patrick, Walls. '
:, Nicholson, Wo6dig Talbert, Pierce. Haven
!, Saunders, Smith 5Ftalow, Newkirk, Miller Of t
!, and Maupin
On Banks - Mesrs. Wallace, Wheefer, CLARK, !
Icknef, Bell, Mafal, Massey, King, Bailer,
aker, Hubbard. Fry, Price 81 Hardy.
On fradeand llsch1ntd Arts in part,-Messrs.
'itten. Massey Bufdetl, Gilner, Of R., Arnett, c
amln and Zian. z
J0iai Committee On Erecntite Expenditures
essrs. Power. Garrison, Mckinney, Talbert, r
owning, Hardy and MaupiB.
JOUR- I0mmittee on me ttrSt Audtter S CDtce.- I
essrss Wedding, Leinley. Heyener, Carpenter,
inn, Hayden and Crow. III
john Co,aasiitee oh second Auditors Office
essrs Davis, Wel!man, Staples, Jordan, Parks, {
cksbn Of w, and Fry. C
10 Examine the Clerks Ogice.-Messrs Allen, t
'wyer, Morrison, Naw,er, Morgan, Flanrery !
q James i
joint Commute utae Registers Odice Mes. !;
]. bennett, Walker, Burdett, Bottom, Bare, :!
ng aud Len4ey. !
joint Cosmniiee on the Tfcasurerss Account
.ssrs GIBSON, Michael, Erhols,s White Of H., T
dan, Crow and Taylor. .
Joint Comfnates 10 eramine Bonds Of Public or. t
rs.-Messrs. Jackson, Robinson, Seotl-of p, G
ncock, Moore Luxe and Pretlow =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
THIRST FoR oFFIcE.

some eIssr locoioco eoiemPofarics are 50 thirsty
ahes we spe1s o. Once IN Virginia, that they are
seo.aihg she Legislature, which has only becn il
session 49, stsks ior nct liking The time for holding
the elections far county officers They endeaxor &
make !, appear ,hatthe pesii< are aes--s upon
the subject whilst the eisn,cresied candidates are
perfectly patieais Now, wcald { net be we'll og The
Legislature 10 appoiu, committee Of these patfiet-
ie gentemen 10 District the Gerryns ndering
they see proper order thai they may al once
cemeinio pouer4 This should ie done carly. as he
dear psep< are ss mig under the Old Constitution
ofSoezhclaefsf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
wrn.rsn,r- January 81.

WEDNESDAY,, January 81.
Rs.A hossses III The Legislature were engaged p
ne election ~ pablic PriRser. VIM =. kileale
was elected by ! vote Of IFS oopposiiaoa.
TarasnAY, Jan. - 1852.
/, Aaef sns<schargiag messages with the Senate,
he Hoase fSeeseded 10 The execution q lae los.s
order Ill tbs day, yixt The election q Y ?. $50
lar Ia ss3psig lie vacancy thar will b, occasionea
al The fin oi March, 1873 by the expiration 81 Ae
eerne al service 81 The Hon r. n. 4 Hunter
III. Jackson 81 P and r nominated Tor re-sisc-
ion. the Hsa. r. NJ. III Hunter and addressed tns
HOUSE erfehr IN sapport Of the nomination.
Mr. Jackson Of w ooA announced his intention "
vote lar the Hon. Henry A. Wise, whom ne e
/ Iieyea ID b. ghe choice of the Northwest
Ater remarks in reply 10 he gentleman I1o ",
! Wood ~ MessFS. Lewis and Garrett, the SAsiN
I nreeeedeai,o call The roll. .,.3
The commit appointed for the parpase sel9ps'lTs
The Joint VOTE 70 &c for n. Al 4. Hunter ~ In
Scot II III. a. WiseS scattering 81 Nj, -. .a.
erlariag received MAJORITY Of the votes cas- S.
declared daily elected U. s. Senator tos me tetAi
six years from The Alb Of March, 1888,
TRIpAY, Jan. p, 1852,
The senate having adopted series OF rules 10
;,s rovpsny1ent the Speaker announcedthe stamina
ro,anittees after which various resolutions ultss1
jnr inquiry into the expectancy q various piopos
tions we're adopted. .a4;.;a,
ln The House, The Speaker announced a9G.s l -
to the standing eomuittees, in conformity VIZ :
rules. Al
!, ;,t,.rsstin, debate occurred in the Senate !
d.n an 4 nropositisn 10 appoint chaplin 10 u
b,3y. Il Vas finally determined to have me %,
ssss;ans onasned with prayer by ministers 49,
e,rtbs pnfp A number ofresoahons o. iugui
comend The several pafts Res Sou-
J to appropriate committees. was taken up a
: II adopted.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
OLD TIME WIN TEKs.

In 1861 the cold was so intense that
Thames, in England, was covered wi44i
81 inches thick
In 1904 the cold was so excessive Tiff
famishcd wolves entered Vienna aud an
ed beasts, aud even mea. Many Poeti
Germany zMasaSq al ti d baS !
= In 1909 occurred that famous wiDterf
"A by distinction the cold winter. All
rivers and lakes were frozen, aud eTrb
sea for several miles from the shore \
ground was frozen nine feet dccp. cSF
ana beasts were struck dead in .n.ff
and men persisted by thouSavfhe WIS
houses Ia the South Of ~, nof E na5
plantations were almost sdlsas'ef' ! Us
they yet recovered th2.-fo even me Mo9i
Adriatic sea was ~ snd the eitron aSe
terranron osLont efed extremely il nc
finest nsrt winter was so intense tht;
In ! sellcd across Stats from CopenhR
Rle4e provence of Sonia, in Sweden.
gen f726, in Scotland multitudes Of cattle
I'd sheep were buried II the snow
In l740 the winter was scarcely inferidr
Q that Of 1909 The snow lay ten feet dedp
q Spain and Portugal The ZuYder Zae
Tas sfFozen over, and thousands of people
rent over it-and the lakes in England
roze "a
In l744 the winter was very cold. SnoF
III in Portugal to the depth Of twenty thrde
,et OH level
In 1854 and 1855 the winters were verE
svere and cold. In England the strengeft
Ie, exposed to the air in glass, was covered
it'll ice ! of an inch thick
In III the tElbe was frozen to the bot
I'M
In I776 the Danube bore ice five feet tbidk
Glow Vienna Vast numbers of the featk.
red and inny tribes persisted
The winters Of 1874 and 1878 were uh-
severe The Little Belt was fr6
IN over
From 1900 to 1912, also, the winters ven
'markably cold, particularly the lattr, ip
ussia, and proved 50 disastrous o thk
rench army.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
aIcmMoND ELECTIoN.

An election. to supply The vacancy ia the House
., Delegates, crcasioned By he death II VIM C..
Carrin.v,s.. took place On Thursday last which re-
sultes s. DE choise BIZ Josera =. Andersen, Thsre
were four candidates.
Mi. sAnaefsons majority over M .aopalaF Demo-
cratic competitor 1914; bis maicrisy pyef al bis
cornpeii,ors comhiEeIis HI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
OUR .couNrRY pAI.ER.

We send out to-day la8e edition Of oul
country paper. We desie to cal the atten
ton of our Wing friends 70 the moderate
price at which the soIni Weekly ig offered
It will contain tie latest news upon all sub
iects If intereG We shall spare no etfora
10 maxi i ! .ealopsand efficient aliy n. n ]
" eanse.ap1a Journal Of interest to III
plg eau NJ ne low price If ~ ',a - .lse
reader we furnish sheet - qol1o. 9 J
- ID; aLasSfaEorably compare in tynog- a MeI
th,nStution with any in the ysp sassa
ga we shall strive to render a. -; u =
Wny other in the advocacy Of WIZ He s1;
aples Previous to our present reds pm
Price, We had received iarr, aon lss:l0n
'ur country list and since that ncr;oJ %
more rapid increase, and still stroneer Sun
4 public favor. We indulge then tbe i aa,e
lent hope, that giving as much If not sO ran
.er amount Of matter in our present n. "a.
ban n our forme- size, and at a.eres.pIa aP =
need price excrting too new e1ergv 80 :.
rein catering for the public taste-ws ss snu
ommandthe general and liberal snnn - sta ~ \
le Wings Of Virginia Rich. Rep '0is u
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o1rttizl.sr d he Spirit. II nssieing lie Gas
si6cs.'t1 u iaemh3ts q. he Stale Senate, sass-
~ f6<ft1ct d ihis li<t il viii be seen slias orr
own 6fanihAln and mos! IL orr Democratic Sena
i5fs, 1fS slilf run 81 good Incl
This bis brought 10 nihd - ela adsee which
d ~ = >tpii-t, hni rive leave he reader 10 inaks
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29

nome 10 The distant illns---s--se -again2 Surely
Who wolld--r~sny iavished upon Kossuth and
t''-suite, might be extended 10 that nozzle band Of
patriots who have sacrificed as much as he, al The
SHRINE q Eioerty~ The delegations had splendid
banquet given them while here, at Carusf's saloon.
/ The venerable orator Of Arlington G. w. p Gus
rs, oi course, was among the speakers. Ii is un-
deTstood that when they called upon The Executive,
ne expressed willingness 10 use every constitu-
honal means in his power 10 forward their wishes.
The approaching anniversary of Washinxton's
Birthday will probably be celebrated with great j.
nanlmity throughout the land excepting ALWAYS
the Palmetto State, which still resolutey persists
IKE the uasociable terrapin, to draw her head
within The she'll ThePless, ever ready in right
eous cause, is speaking oul in every direction in
favor OF celebrating it, in manner appropriate 10
The memory OF him whose deeds are written as with
pen OF fire in his countryis history. Wond th,,
his policy With regard Id foreign influence and for
eisn intervention. WERE indelibly impressed ~
the minds IF those whom are ready 10 EN-. . 'ne
country in the intestinewars of lroubls
There Till1he great celebration ~
eminently national in i'll char. . a'ofy
meeting Of Members sff- fess Aas d'ieaay oeeh
held
The Ir,ail;as- i has a long and interesting ae-
L
Tho ,,,,ys ceremonies of the TIE Deum, &c held a,
th. Sotre Dame, AFTER the bold stroke OF Lou
Is Napoleonto return thanks for his reelection
The gorgeous decoFatoas Of hat -honored edi-
nee, The splendid dtaferies Of crimson velvet, and
boFders Of sold*lace, the magnificent chandeliers I
pendant from the freted roof shedding brilliant
light upon the scene, The richly ornamen,edlaars.
the fa-robed officiating Bishops and Priests, the 1
bursts Of Music from the-choir and the Diplomatic
Corps in fun uniform, lie large and grand array of
military, all conspircd to render the occasion an ex
eeedinsly imposing one. Then, The arrival Of iha,
Master Politician Louis Napoleon. eheered By the
loud, long and repeated Tiras Of the people, flIIy
exhibited the hold which this ei-deraat President
has upon The affections ofshe French.
The Rev. W. B. Duitoa OF Your town is here. ass
sisting Al meeting held al ahe Bridge ST.. Presby-
terrain Church. He prca<ded on Sabbalh morning
% large ana sery arenlive congregation from Ro,
mans ) chap <erse, 7 Therefore being ius,issa
BY faith, we b1se peace with God. Sc rs 49,
"a he nec<tT of faith ID secure peace. ;ls $500.
lion sdsiain il and is desirabIeness IN lis usaal
-,sar and logical manner. Ii was one of is vsrv
of's Efforts and was exceedingly well received Il
Fins communion occasion several other Minis
rs were IN attendance. among ihesn. po,iced ,bs
tsv Dr. Baleh and Rev s. Tustin.
Cpng.sss i doing literally ncshinr. one a. -
sing communicable diligence io pie il up aid .,ov
away ii TIE arehiv fike CaPiles, lie nert
9sals JrNsoR.
V,lTr rnA ArrS, ..-@s f4rs.s-r. 4. 81 ~. W..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29

SINGULAR CaFsE or Dgarn. Mr. Airas
Wilcox, Of Dayton, Ohio; IN assisting, about
two weeks ago. 20 take a drunken loafer %
jail, was bit bf him on one of his fingers ~ ~
Hepaid but little attention to it, until few
days subsequeht.it became swollen and pain
fnl, with eycry appearance Of erysipelas :.
The ordinary remedies in SUCCESSES were
applied, bat the inflammation sISead rapidly
from the hand to the arm, and finally to the
body-growiug worse aud worse till mdrtili-
cation put an end 10 his life.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29

SHocKING ArFAIR,-A horrid murdo, -
committed in Whitley county ME- 1.uel was
9th ult. VIM Rains with H. ~. "a the
VISIT to his father-in law, Richard Woesu -
a dispute arose between Rains and b: Ms gees
erin law and he knocked her dow ,''s.a 8
threatened to Kill the whole family. W " aaa
becoming alarmed, called in neigh bo So =.
med atefarland, who was stabbed 5vsRs;D1
which caused his Immediate death n P.,
was arrested Rams
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29

Mr. cnEs1ks a. SrEwAar IS announced 10
last Spias as candidate Tor Inc clerkship Of te
Circnis acoan Of Jefferson county, under the En-
f,onsfiinf;on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
100000
rmis MANASSAS Gar rail- ROAD.

Il seems this work Is progressing with eonsidera-
bic energy, The Road uses Tor about % miles from
Alexandria The track OF the Alexandria and Orange
RAN Road Company, and has about s miles Of its
own finished, making in all IS miles
-ss-f'rxsisbarg: = continue the Road
Mercury" a eorrespopdsn, y
Sum- states Ina, the Cars r;ll !, = 'ne Baltimore
Ridge about the FIRST Of ssns. = run 70 the Blue
are already good. 2 Inc receipts
s SsiI Road comessiT1 :. Orange asa Ale,,sd,
euipepper Court House y cog, piete lhei.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29

The Hon. II S. Foote was inaugurafd
Governor Of Mississippi on the 10th 1sfstat
On taking the oath o. oliiee he delivered q
inaugural address, devoted mainly 70 a
view Of the slare controversies iS ~Cougrr4-
the Compromise Measures, and the Pefltic11l
canvass. Of last year in Mississippi, 10 tie
course of which be ceugratulates The country
that the ConrT ron;se Measures have " beePf
bic 10 tommandtbe hearty approval Of dha
teen twert chs Of our wholepeople< apd lnsf
most every State Of the Union bleqeMllesp
this nobld2keLeme Of pacifcatje and tepose
have been signally rebuks99EyE' enbghteueaII
public sentiment In $50 says not
single voice is now Heb siy d, ,Po1ilon 70
series Of measuresloasap5s o ',,In' q =. Ego
were spoken of eauaciati11 Sn3 ' ..a q nc !
language oflbit - s11s'io
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