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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

The visit Of Kossuth to this city, (says the Balti
more American Of Saturday which will take place
te-1ay, will be hailed, we doubt not, with most
cordial welcome. The interest which attaches 10
the man, both personally and the representative
Of cause, is peculiarly enhanced by captivating
eloquence which seems never fault. The history
Of his life is like romance-ye, full Of stern rea-
ties His appeals 10 the American people are as
bold as they are touching, they carry withthem an
aspect almost cf autaelty. Yet everything may be
pardoned in man who Loves his county and for
gets himself in her cause
The ffankness with which ,Kossu,h avows his
pnrnnses deserves FrpriArncitr nf = anAar A.
70 thtse shores as man who had done and suffer-
ed much in the cause of his nations independence,
exhibiting IN his career great patriotism and re.
markabie endowments, he was invited, together
with his associates in captivity, 10 come 10 ID,
Unite! States, and a national yessel was sent 10
bring them II il should be their wish TO come Some
ofhis feow.countrymen, escaping from the wreck
OF their nations hopes had found their way 10 this
Western wpEld before him, and were content 10 en-
icy liberty here, where il exists without net ding the
support Of the bayenet or sacrif es OF blood. Eut
kossuth came mol ior a residence, but upon a mis-
sion. The restoration Of Hungarian nationality is
the passion of his life he is thoroughly devoted 10
il, and he makes no concealment Of the fact that
with him Everything else is ofsubordinale eonsid-
Grafton. 25gn5
We may admire 1hisd devotion Ithas in il some
thing heroic. II sits gracefully upon Kossath =
His heartfelt ulterances, blending The sentiment Of
patriotism wi,ha glowing eloquence, find respon-
sive sympathy in the bpsoms Of his hearers and
cause at times an enthusiasm indicative OF he
power Of the highest kind Of oratorN, Throughout
all this excitement however, line OF discrimina-
ton runs. i cannot be forgotten that Kossuih pro-
poses 10 US car, now and henceforth- war for The
quarrels Of olheIs-war to keep Europe in equili
brian war 10 establish and maintain republican,
ISM where IL cannot snsts in iisef-uar to force
liberty upon the nations at The cannons mouth, and
build UP free institutions on; Of the materials Of
feadalisml All this is cut Of the question No
other man than Kossuih would be lisiencd to at all
upon such subject. Garibahi fought for Italian
freedom and showed himself orbe hero; yet Ga
rbaidi, inNew York, never dreamed Of appealing
70 tho American people 10 take up arms against
French Intervention iusRome His claim was as
good as any that Kossash can urge; and If we
Intervene 70 keep Russia from interfering In:
Hungary we shallshe bound 10 intervene 10 keen
France sntofliatlY. Where is intervention 10 end
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
FUNNY.

The american Telegraph at Washington, itself
only week nthe Democratic ranks, copies an ar
ilele from Georgia paper, warning against alfsly
attempts to dismembcr The great Democratic parry,
By the idea of organizing regular Union party.
On ibe subieetof The Compromise measures, the
same Georgia paper says the general view in
which all members of the party seem to be agreed,
Is, that these measures shall be regarded def
mite settlement OF the slavery question
The hope Of thes'spoils' is doing wonders, The
union Of Sumner, Giddings & company, with the
Democratic party is proof off this.
lt,shoud be remembered, while these patriotic
papers are urging their parlizans to 'le, bysones
be by-gones," that not single Democrat in the
Maesachusetss Legislature who voted against
8u1nsr as Senator has been reelected This
shows how easily Democracy can reconcile itself
fe3anys,ate Of things which brings 1t success.
Gen. Duff Green i Iaboring In the same paper
20 show ,ha, legal argument of Mr.. webster il
sery unsound, and lhathe has perverted genius.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

We call attention Of parents and guardianE 10
acknowledgment Of he Frederick CITY Pebble
6eaipasy % bc found u smother column. The
Eximi6ef ID speaking Of il says:
we cordially endorse TIC statements coHeern.
inn this excellent Institution as So, ofth la Tie
advertisement 10 another colamn We believe
iteoccessfally vies will ans similar one in the
land Is finishing school Cor Young ladies; and
while their, natal and rcligious sentiments are
earnestly cared snf ,itis free from seeiaEianisn.
81 rather, Il has Professors belonging 10 The dil.
ferent denominations who regularly altend wor.
ship with the pupils
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

ViselNla Gc1D.--Twenty-one bars Of gold,
the product of about two months work al
the Gold Mine Of iMezsrs VIM. NJ. Moslcy
q Co. in Buckingham, have been just shown
10 Us. They are worth between four and
five thousand dollars.
Why should our people go 10 California.
when. in all probability, other mines as valu-
able as this may be found by little search :
Iaiehmend Hzig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
TO The Patrons Of the Republicans.
Published by e. :. .G.llaher 81 Co.
o. ri BdLD HTN-EDfI'QR.

+
HAVING disposed Of one halfoftlse Richmond
Ii Republican and Magnolia establishments 10
,my brother, EP@.ARp 4. GlrLAasa ihe business I'll
theconcern wIliiromIhc January, be conducted
In the name ~ L A. GitLtfrsH & Co
The Preprieiors have determined 10 make an e1.
pertinent in conformity wt,h ihe Srr, of The ags.
which scegns 70 prefer snail stcetS II small prites
end upon The snsi sgstm. ThetCity Edition Of The
REPEBEfC1N will thetciorc be furniShe al oas
ccAt eaeA eopys Inc Ssmi. Weekly at So PR amman
and the Weekly al 81 PER annum--tF al casss Il
a3rdRce TT.
OLIVER z. Biu.pwrx, Esq will hare The cnrite
control q The lioliIics~and general Edo fal dePaf
meni ofihe paper &oi
The LII GNOLTA viii also be conducted with
renewed zsal thder The editorial direction Of Mr.
BALDWIN. The present popularity Of This hets Il
a guarantee Of It's future success. .Ptfce Ct bIr
annum IN a9raaee II, i,
have also appointed EDwaap A. GALtAurR nv
attorney, TO attend 10 any unsettled business cua;
5nected with The coRcern, and1o act lor me in all
solher matters Of business XII acconSts Of lie I'D
conrern will bemade Mp 10 he IL, January aud il
Is desirable 10 laycthen promptly closed
j The Publication Of lie Register Of Debates will
be proceeded wih viii all po.xitfa dispatch.
RO II GALLAIER.
I Richmond December % ISsl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
Candidates.
5FFEERsnN coUNrYr


sg- We are authorized TO announce, br requeA
of"Many Friends, Nj. JAMES Mcdaniel al
candidate for he next shetifally Of JetfersoA
county Dec IL. !
( t We are authorized 10 announce DR.. GEot
B. STEPHENSON, as a candidate for sherifaltt
Of Jefferson County Dee. is 1851.
Eg- We are authorized to.announce WILLIAM
GRANTHAM Esq, as a candidate for Sheriff Of
Jefferson county, under henew Constitution. j
= ~. we are authorized 10 announce ROBERT
LUCAS, in, as a candidate for sheridalty of jeff
fferson County. Dec. II, is5C
~ We are authorized 10 announce JOSEPH
NJ BROWN as candidate for sheriaaIiy Of
Jefferson County Dee. II, 1851.
Er We are authorized 10 announce JOSEPH
CRANE as a candidate FOR Sheritaliy Of Jeffersonl
Gnnntr IA" II isEI
s.g- We are aahorzed ,o,annouuce EDWARD
NJ. AIsQUITHi as candidate for the SheriTaly
OF Jefferson County al the first election under The
new Constitution, lDec.1I, 1851.
~ We are authorized 10 announce n W.
MANNING, a. . candidate for the sherifaty Of
Jefferson county, at the 6rst election under the new
Constitution. dee. H. 1851.
ET- Mn. JAMES W. CAMPBELL, i recon-
mended for the Office ofsheriTally and will be sup
ported by many voters
TT We are RuthoIized by MANY Voters 10
announce shat Mr. JOHN w MOORE will be n
candidate for lhenext Sherifaly or eferson county
II We are authorized by MANY Voters" to
anudunce that JOHN g. UNSELD will be a can.
ddate|fo The next sherifalty Of Jefferson county
TT We are authorized 10 announce Mr.. HEN.
RY TlMBERLAKE, as a candidate for Sheriff o.
Jefferson county, under the new Constitution
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
kossUTm IN WASHINGTON.

The great Magyar Chief has reached the Capi-
,ei ofshe Naln, and is receiving the eoartcses due
% afriend Of liberty and man Of genius, but he
has aifsa 8 discovered that zeal i tempered with
discresianj
Both Houses Of Congress having adjourned over
unsil Fri1ay The reception win take place 40 iha,
day NosfsecAes are to Be inieTchanged neither the
President Dor Congress being disposed iocomnit The
country evea By implication, 10 course OF policy
dii.ren, ffom thai inculcased by Washington ana
pursued 81 IN bis successors.
The labor Of the Americas people, II behalfcl
Zee goretnnsnt i % be b way q example. Ths
rational enjoyment Of our national blessings Is 1
text for 4he resi- ef mankindn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
Die d.

On the sd ul,, in Lexington. Va, al the residence
of his father. JosEPH II BEAVER, youngest son et Il
l. and M pcaveI-ased 70 years, 10 MOUTHS and n
days.
At Cooperas Creek Fulioa Comfy Illinois, in Sept
TENDER last. JoHS WILLIAM only son of Mr.. VIM lii
Smith, formerly OF Middleway. jefferson County, yar
aged 10 months \
AT Endo'a, on Tuesday the 4th ulL. JOSHUA PrsEyI
son Noble s. and Mary A. Braden, aged years.
On the morning OF the 22l ut, at the house Of Rolf
ert T. BealI, the Gum Springs SUSAN BURNs at at
advanresi age, hong resident Of Waterford
Onthe 18th ut., ANN ARABELIA, youngest daughtch
Of T. X. and NJ L. Laley. OF Harlers Ferry, eyed
years months and % days.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
Cabinet, Chair and Bedstead
ySAu11 HxUVJfS.


VIE subscriber respectfully infotms Ills Fl ferss
Il and The public generally, Thai be has pureba,.
cd the $50
ESTIBLISYHE III
from his father, and will continue 10 carry on Tho
ABOVE business IN all its varous' branches He
pledges himstlF . have his work mgnufactnred hy
men aud men tnly{ who shall be tobd and skfGl
wo'kmen. His Materials sLsll ts Tie best he
Markets can afford
4 His uARE ROOMS shall he flledesiih Sofas!
Ward Robes, French Ugh aud, Lew Post BED
-sieads, Tables Chats, Feather Beds. Ma1iIe,>fs
Looking Glasses, ana House Furnishing Articles
generally.
+ House Painting Graininr ard Msrliirg fxe5
enied by experienced WoIkmen He viii kcer 4
large and well selected stock q Wall psper. EnG
Screens, Window Blinds &C.
Particular etension will be ven 10 Untet akinrI
lCethgss Of every description Maheganr. Rod
Wood, Cherry. Walnut and Poplar, made in TIA.
shortest possible lime and sent 70 aDy Part Nj the
county day or night. Always on hand, Conn
Mountngs, such as Silver Breast Plates. Silver
Handles, &c. &c, &c. GEO. w SADLER
II CharlesfpWn January | 1879 RI h..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
eEAsoNARLE.

TO We hostess Of "our House. Harpers Ferry,
fMrs. 60 Ne give ihe greetings OF the season for
.sss'eHasse Sose Of Brandy Ii has been tested
incompetent dsrPsritaesdj judges and pronounced
No. !. Good examples SHOULD be followed--so
friend at our elbow says-and we would no, be
surprised, al all, a. all! 10 find il 50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
JEFFERSON.

ArTENrT TO ARkEsT i M1RYEANpER.-
Thomas McCreay, Of Elkton. Nd. who i
the mail contractor between that place and
Chestnut Level, Pa having made himself OBJ
noxious to some Pennsylvanians, in conse-
quence Of his efforts to arrest fugitive slaves,
possec Of them. few nights ago, made an
attempt to arrest him in . house near Ian
caster. he, however, successfully defended
himself with bowie knife. and on one Of
them raising chair to fcnd off a blow, he
drew revolver and put ball through The
bottom. barely missing his assailant. They
Immediately after left the house, and Mr..
MeCfeary FASTENED back to Maryland.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

We give shanksio our friend, Or! l. N SnsTn.
f0r ne prfssp, q splendid Anngal bearing lie
above tiIls his one of he most n,agniferns wofss
Il he season. II retqrn for this maniessati,n a.
regard, * venture hore thar he Dr. inay, before
he end CITIES rear, disrobe himself Of single mise
r. and receive, Is partner On his journey tair
cns = beautiful Is Nsrefkss 81 skns4 clsrs.a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

A HousE BLSws Up-Loss or Lrrr-
Mr.. George Ralston, Of Kings Greek, Han
cock Co, Va, few days ago purchased a
key Of powder for The purpose Of blasting
rocks, and placed it IN his cellar for safs
keeping During his absence, his little son,
aged SIX years, not being aware Of the eonse-
ruenees, applied torch To the keg. and in
stantly the whole building was blown to at
oms, and The boy, and another child. killed.
AMI ten others seriously injured
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
ANorHEa scIENTIFIc woNpER

IalPoRTAN TToDvsPEPTlcs- j. Houar.
ToEis PEPSIE. The true Digestive FIsid on Gastric
JUICE, prepared from REsxKT. or the FoURrH
Or TsE o. after directions Of Baron LrEBse the great
Physiological Chemist, By J. s. HoCenrox phiisdeI-
pha This truly wonderful remedy FOR Ladgrs.sos.
Dyspepsia Jaundce, Lirer Complaint C0nxtipdsion and
Dsbi1y caring after Natures eva method bF Natures
own Agent, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pamphlets, con-
tanning Scientific ey deaes Of its value furnished BY
agents gratis See notice ameng The medical sdvef.
fi.rsrenfs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

EuRopEAN INTERAENrIoN.-- Kossn.h fre-
quently refers 10 the leader Of the Roman
patriots-as IN close. connexien with his own
plans We would like to be informed If the
proposed alliance Of the United States with
France includes Intervention in behalf Of
Rome a. well a. Hungary2 Or, is the Uni
ted States to take up theIcudgels for any o
Their nation but Hungary Is she toraise
her voice fer any Of the oppressed people Of
Germany, Of ireland, Of Poland, SO. If
not, why2 Why is Hungary to be an excep-
ton IL Richmond Republicans.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
A CARD.

IL KS lote1s ef J:Gsrsoa County To correel
missPprehensions tbal learn some Of YOU are
labourins UNDER deem Tiny duly to announce
myself as a Candidate for the Office Of County,
Surveyor. | cannot forego this opportunity Oh
rendering 10 you my sincere thanks for The patron
age have already received from you, and i hope
the acquaintancss 50 pleasantly begrn will continue
Tor many years. Respectfully.
Jan. !. 1852. S. HOWELL BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
arnnrrAnr 81 TnE INTERIoR.

Il nabl;shipg his able report, The AlAany Regis
Z, 49, * allowing Just commentator 70 Mr..
Stuart
This Department the last one organized
has become to Be one Of the most important
branches Of the Government. Il embraces
matters intimately connected with the inter
nal prosperity Ofthe country and, therefore
upon its proper administration there is much
depending. In forming his Cabinet, the
President vas particularly fortunate in she
selection Of the head Of this Department
MrlFStuart is truly national statesman,
and las displayed most admirable NJ
ness for this new and somewhat diihcult
nosit;On. Il was predicted by many, that
being Southern man, the Departments ua,
der hjs administration would fail 70 accom- g
plish the purpose ofits organization Das
n this ali have been most happily aisarps'a'
ted, and the Department i proving itself g
hs enc Of the most useful institutions o.
| the cepntry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
LAND SALE.

.our,senerahse friend and predecessor, RtcnlaD
WmllAns, Esq, has disposed Of his farm 10 MIR.
JAnEE L. HoorF, of this county, for S55 per acre.
The farm is not large COS acres) but is in iine
ktnie Of cultivation The improvements fair
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
S[JO fkEWARTS-

A NEun Q MAN HaE.ed TOM, now belonging
n TO the estate Of Daniel Snyder, tec'd, Iana wag
from the possessiouoi - Wolf in JEFFERSON eouf.
ty, Virginia. seine lime last spring.
He calls himself Tom Washington, Is about 81
Or % years OF age rather a dark mulatio, Of me-
dunn size
i will pay $50 reward for him If taken in yir4
ginia, and the above regard or $3.50 If taken out Of
The State in either case TO be delivered to me IN
Marsinsburg, Virginia
EDMUND p. HUNTER. admir-
Jan. /, 1881. 81 Daniel Sat,dSr deeI5I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

a NoBLE DEvIcR. In Lawrence county
(0hiol an aged and feeble gentleman has for
some past held the Office Of County Recor-
der but owing to bis inHrnilies, tie duties
Of the Office have been transacted By his
daughters during several years past The
old gentleman died recently, and al the late
election Captain KEER proposed to be can
didate fer the Office. aud thai If elected he
would do the business BY proxy--let the
daughters of the old Recorder do The bust
mess and receive al the pay. Ii is said he
received nearly all the votes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.

This body win meet On Monday week thesls,k
January. As he Legislature will no, mech again
Tor fuo years. and as many heavy duties viii de-
avolve upon she bodyin consequence of,he changes
produced by the New Constitution the session viii
denhtiess be prolonged many months
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
RECEPTION or ,KussUTH AT BALrr-
MoRE.

The distinguished Hungarian patriot arrived il
Baltimore on Saturday Al 81 D. M In the from,
PhlladelbEia His entrance within tie limits " ,he
eisT<se " Atnericaa" States, was signali2ed b. he
eers OF thousands Of the pro7le and salute Of ar
nsaers aad the welcome extended to him was OF the
watmesl aad hearsiesi character. He was escorted
70 The apazsmenss Of Mayor jerome At The Easa~
H,ase. Addresses were delivered and the usual
eerenanials Observed Kossnths speech was re-
ceived With great enthusiasm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

Rat,eIors RavivALs.-The Boonsberough
Odd Fellow notes the fact that religious re-
yiyals are now progressing in seven chn ss.a
Is in that county, embracing u Sthoaiss Fps
oonal. Lutheran and United BretherSn-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

y We are authorised BY aMaDy voters.n 70
announce THOMAS w. RUSSELL. a. .,as.
date for County Clerk Of Clarke copn,v 49, :.
new Constitution. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

u We are authorised 10 announce Z. I. HAN
COCK as candidate for The Office of Siberia. r,
Clarke County under the New Constitution.
December II, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
IoMsTABrE.
GLAnKR r.a,IIrrr

bsg we are authorized 70 announce CHARLES
y. BRACE. as candidate for the Office OF Corsta-
bic, under The new Constitution. Dec. re-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
THE NEW YEAR.

7 n
In entering the New Year. we tender our Pa
irons our varmes, compliments. Although the Old
Year has len Us with Irolca upon his sbfow and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

II We are authorized 10 announ-. A. 49,,
NJ LUPTON, as candidate for o,,. 81,
FOR Clarke County, u,der the New Constilu,ion elN'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
RUsIN ESS.
4 CARE.

VIE undersigned, trading nnder he name ~
= Lock, Cramer & Line, lender their mostTs;n-
seIs marks % their friends and the public for tbe
veIy l.2eral amoupt Of patronage extended towaf5s
snen, Sa,,ng see past year andhope by uureiite
g business and BY at ali times keening
ase ana general assorted Stock Of Goods - ,ns,;,
liz sanee but large increase or pub
- FaAouase. JOHN J. LOCK
Ia ,o-, A.. w. CRAMER.
80 !, io'S. JOHN d. LINE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
WANTED.

~ SlauAIlON, by a young man. a. Manaees
,h % oseIseef on farm. The best rrfsreneees
ara . in.tansiiy and capacity win be girer.
Charlestown. Jan. 1, 1859 SIS ~ -s1ss e-1tee'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

sAMlLY FLOUR. made Of white wbs.t =
sah~t. hEYES & KEARsLEA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
DESsOT.VfTFuV-

THE Partnership Of T4Tss& uooFr Was dis
solved on the 29ih ultimo. By mutual eoaseAsl
The books, bonds and accounts in The HANDS {
John l. Hoohr who is TO pay ell debts against Tho
firm. TATE & HO0FF. Il
January l. 1852. II
Fke business Of the late firm vjIl hereafter
be .conducled by JoHS L. HoorF al the old staffdI
where he wih4e happy iosee The friends Of the alo
firm and al! others 1ho maY-yish 10 Ln$ cheap
goods. JoIN L IIOOFF
January !, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

"a tions. Apply 10 WMs b I Mana eallLie1-
Jan. l, 1851. = g 1si,. q.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

FATAL puEI IN CALIroRsaA.-Georee Nj
Dibhle, formerly i midshipman in the navy.
was recently killed in duel; in California.
By i. 3 Lundy. a Canadian, j. c. More.
head and G. + G. Morse were the seconds.
who3 with the surviving principal, have been
arrested. The parties used Colts reyolvers.
at fifteen PAGES. At the frst fire Dibble re-.
served bis charge that he might draw that
Of his opponent, but that shst proved fatal
70 him, the ball having passed entirely
through bis body, and causing death in about
twenty minutes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
Co-PartnersI.iD

THE. undersigned have this day entered infs
4 Partnership tnder the firm ,of T. -RAwLlss ~
Sox, and viii continue he
HARDWARE. IRON AND GROCERY
BUSIN ESS,
by unremuing attention TO business 10 merit eon4
tinuanee OF the Fatrona heretofore so iBeraiiv Cx-
tended 10 The senior partner.
gur prices shall lie uniform and The very 5s,iep!
el.Eae 1aafkek with very liberal discount for the
cash on all bills over S. To Merchants ve wilt
furnish Hardware al wholesale, and divide The
P'ylats. THOMAS RAWLiNS. a..
Jan: !, ie3s- THOMAS G. PAWLINSAs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

- We are authorized toannounce WILLIAM
GRANTHAM Esq, as candidate for Sheriff Of
Jefferson county, under the new Constitution.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

Not one OBJ which TO run is able"
Bu.ler OF Kenucky, will be The nag, in mr. opinion.
John Van Buren, goes in strong for him, and John
can carry The party in this State
Who will be the Wing Candidate, no one can
now say Il = my opinion. However, hal i sciH not
o any one 'gaose "aale las AZ YET beer etione pul-
ley ~ connection 'riiA he astHinafion. What say
yoa'to hiatt ! think have the man in my eye
who viii be The Wing candidate and If be is, he
will Be elected satc
Yours Truly. JEFFERSON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

s- We are authorized 10 announce, 10y requea
of Many Friends, Nj. JAMES MCDANIEL al
a candidate for The next ShctifIally Of JefersoA
county Dec ~. |.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

c,ncut.aR OF Palcgs N TIE BALTIMoaE Maker
E5r tAs REX saasng Dec u, iooi-
r,....a..a .,.nrrsslr for the Free preaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

TT We are authorized to announce Dr.. GEos
B. STEPHENSON, as a candidate for sherifaltt
OF jefferson County Dee. Is, 1851. (
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

kg We are RuthoIized by +" Many Voters TO
announce ;ha, Mr.. JOHN w. MOORE will be n
candidate for lhene1t Sherialty OF eerson county
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

u Weare authorized by MANY Voters" TO
anudunce that JOHN g. UNSELD will be can-
didate for the next sherifalty Of Jefferson county