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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
BERKELEY COUNTY.


The Democratic party of Berkeley, held a
County Convention at Martinsbarg, on The 9th
inst. and nominated the following gentlemen as
candidates for The County Offices at The ensuing
election:
hbn II Likens was unanimously nominated
for the Sberiffdily.-
Israel Robinson was also nominated unani.
mously as Clerk for The CireLit Cont.
Joseph Burns, J. B. A. Nadenbouseh, and E.
q. AlOurtis,v ere put in nomination for the Clerk
ship Of the CoGniy Court. The FIRST ballot re-.
suited as follows:
Z. g. Alburtis, 400; j. D. A. Nadenbouscb.
3l4; Joseph Barns, $50. There being no choice.
a second ballot was taken E G. Alburtis. 430:
J. B A. NadenDousch, 366; Joseph Burns. los.
No choice: Mr.. Burns name being withdrawn
the thirdballot resulted as follows: E. G Albur.
lis having a., majority the vote was made unaDi.
nous.
= J. Mussetier, John Sincindiyer, Baily T.
Hedges and John NcCleary, were put in nomi.
nation for Commissioner otthe Revenue. There
being no choice on the first ballot, the names Of
Messrs. Hedges and McCleary were dropped.
and The second ballot resulted as follows Sin
cindJEer, 49T; Mussetter, s97 Mr.. Sincindi.
ver's nopinaiicn was thetenpon made unani.
NOUS
Mr.. John Ferrel and D. Smith Eichelberper
were nominated for the Office OF Surveyor. and
upon the FIRST ballot. Sir. FerreI received sos and
Mr. E.cbsIberger 2s9.
John u Norris, Esq, was unanimously chosen
as candidate for The Office Of Commonwe
Attorney.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
IUDdE or TnE couRr or AFPEALs.


Thesuhioiued article from the Richmond Repnb-
ican places the subject Of the reelection Of Judge
BaLDsix uponsh true grounds-shat of capacity,
fidelity, and unaagging attention 70 business. I,
can scarcely Be believed thai The spirit Of party will
belinveked against The reelection Of 50 worthy a
gentleman and 50 upright judge.
No opposition seems to Be contemplated against
Jadge PaRkER for The Circuit. be being The inrum-
bent and nnexcepiionabie. Surely, then, the same
spirit " liberality, II NOT Of justice will animate the
people At large in reference 10 Jddge Baldwin
virgidians mindful Of the chvalry and faiFness Of
their ancestors, cannot for moment indulge The
idea Of discourcsy faithful public servant such
as the venerable gentleman 0 whom We refer is on
all sides acknowledged 10 BE-
JUDGE BALDWIN.
Ia compliance With The solicitations &c The bar Of
Augusta ~ both parties. ia &c Briscoe G. Baldwin.
Of The Court Of Appeals, has consented TO become
candidate under the new Constitution for The s,s,iob
which be now ocrnries We sincerely hope that
judge Baldwin will be elected. Virginia has ali
ways been justly proud OF her Judges, and there
is no brighter ornament OF her bench, as a man OF
learning, weight of character and OF purity in pri-
Yaie lRe, than Judge Baldwin. An acquaintance
OF nearly thirteen years has eit upon our mind bu,
one Impression Of respect and veneraiion for this
eminent and good man. Judge Baldwin gave up a
fne psaeiice TO accept hispresent position ana in
the ten years he has held H. has not LOST single
day from any cause except when called home BY
severe family affection. We cannot believe thai il
will be the first act Of the people of any portion OF
Virginia. in the exercise OF he Judge-making pow
err, to discard an efficient and upright Judge In
all the other States, the first election of Jndges I'M
| der new constitution has Witnessed The uniform
/ reinstatement Of faiihlal incnmbenis. This was
t.h--~-- 80 eyras TO- WIN an nrF radlcatism
and men Of all parties, tacilly recognizing The ne
cessiy 10 vital interests oil property life that the
| iudiciairibuna should be filled with reference eniy
TO merit and experience and not with regard par
" politics, have not permedthe election Of Judge,
/ to turn on party grounds. Strong Democratic dis
! tricts have elected Democratic Judges We hope
that Virginia. ever distinguished for pure and in
dependent Jud ciary, will not be the FIRST to depar
! from this wholesome examnIa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
{" 81 A DAY..

The locoi3co members Of the Legislature were
quite prominent in the Convention. The first dag
gave every indication Of bois,erous session. The
second day, rather calm; but still there were
some hard. hits given. The question whether ~
chair appoint committee being up, the PHI saws
A generalcry for " question then arose rsr,,
stubhoFn-looking old gentleman a merohar ~ ~
Legislature from the Northwest called far he 80
and noes. 4 shriil-voiced delegate from the coun
Try protested very earnestly against The proposition
I'll would consume much iime-and he and Others
were not there al 81 day. universal iabberinr
and sPluerine after which the call for The avrs ar
noes was reluctantly withdrawn 10y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &C.

The ShePherdsiown Register Of Thursday last,
gives the following localitems: -
LAND SALE-Mr Joseph Entler, a few
days since, disposed Of several out lots, ad
joining Skepherdstown, at private sale, for
$3.50 per acre E. J. Lee, Esq, purchaser
Mr. Daniel Byers, week or two since,
sold, at public sale, an out lot Of 5 acres,
one fourth Of 4 mile from ShepherdstoKn,
for 800 Der acre. Mr. Daniel Entler, pur-
chaser.
Also, at private sale, q 5 acre lot, in the
same vicinity, at S. per acre. Mr.. John
Byers, purchaser
Also, another 5 acre los, near the above,
at s73 per acre Mr., James Adams, p1r
chaser.
J. " Kennedy. Esq, as Trustee, sold,
at public sale, short time since, two tracts
Of land, near Shepherdstown,Jt the property
of Mr. w. j. Webb, containing respective
|. " .l54 and l53 acres, for S43 l89 per acre
for the. larger tract, to Mr. VIM. lRightstine
and Dr.. H. c. Williams the smaller tract
was struck off to Mr Joseph Entler at s42-
25 per acre.
Mr. Geo W Sappington, recently sold at
private sale, a small tract of land, in Terra
pin Neck, several miles from Shepherds
town, for $50 per acre. Mr.. Joseph 4Ent-
Ter, purchaser.
The PoTomAc MlLLs-This valuable
property, near Shepherdstown, owned by a.
r. Boteler, embracing -four mill, cement
mill and extensive quarry, we are informed
| has been loassd Cor term of FIVE years by
AIR. r Reynolds for $4,000 Government,
it will Remembered. selected the cement
of this mill for the extension of the Capital
building, and gave the contract for furnish
ing the same to its proprietor. 1t will now
be furnished, we presume, by Mr. 5R., under
special agreement between himself and the
/ original contractor
CANAL IrEMs-The trade on the Chesa,
| peakc and Ohio Canal goes actively on, and
boats may be seen passing almost every hour
Of the day, filled up with -four, wheat, clio
/ yersecd, corn, coal, &c During the past
week, the following boats left the wharf at
| Shepherdstown
Oregon, bushels of wheat, $500
Star, DO do 5000
Ensminger, barrels of -four, 1,040
The Geo. Waters, loading at the wharf
/ yesterday morning with several thousand
bushels Of corn and several hundred barrels
of -four, was expected to leave in the even
ing. Flour and grain, of+every description
are still arriving in large quantities at the
warehouses from the surrounding country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
TREASURY EMPTY.

Yn Monday, in The House Of Delegates, Mr..
1oode q Mecklenburg rose 10 announce To- the
House 2 iaet which would probably CRATE harshly
/ en some ears, VIZ: ,ha. the State Treasury was
empty Tie doubted whether The affairs fine STATE
could be carried On ten days longer There was !
similar deficiency some time since which was obyi.
aied byla temporary loan.
We sxpeet nothing else but the locoFoco Levisla-
sure VIII have Al last 10 draw upon tbe BanI,s Is,
Inc 80 OO0 surplus fuad which has been lv;ns sl.
g the State tor many years. So much far Ds,.r,.
ocraticf economy. As''.1-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

WING STATE CONVENTION.

The following gentlemen compose thefDelega
ton for Jefferson county to the Wing State Conven
ton, to be held in Richmond on the l4th of April
CharleStdtsn.-S J. c. Moore, James D. Gibson
John w. McCurdv. r. s. IL lackburn C. C. Porter
Andrew Kennedy, S, w. Lakeland, VIM. C. Wor.
Ellington, IT, N. Gallah her. Samuel Ridenour VIM
A. Suddith. Geo. w, Sappingt9n, Thos. X. Starry
I. Hte willis, Joel Clip, John Fl. Little George
Backhouse, Benz. Tomlinson, John D. Line, Thos
w. Davis, John t. Cowley, James Ii. Hurst, G
\ FL. Tate, VIM. G. Ferguson, G. f, Mason, T.. G.
Sigatoose, John Kable, George w. Sadler and
, William Grow.
Ha,pers Fsrrg-W. T. Daugherty, Talbot S
| Duke, Daniel Moler, J. NJ. Bodman, Realm Cross
John t. Henkie. Lewis w. Washington Joseph A
Rrua Cary Thompson, Benjamin Stipes, Charlie;
Johnson, Jesse Sehofeld, A. J. Stephens, jacob
Strider, FIN. Eicheiberger, George w. Cutshaw
Armstead Iorger, James A. Beckham A. Ii, Herr
Ambrose Gross, William Rider, John c. UnseId
John D. Starry, John Ii. AIlstadt, James N. Earn
shaw. John Lambaugh, A. NJ, Cridler and Il. M
English
!SiepierdF,orB, r Bqtelet. Aty;ab;lrQ vP sfiif
man, VIM II. Fouke, Anthony Turner, John F
Hamtramdk, Emanuel Sialey, John Marshall J
NJ. Jewett, E. G. Williams, J. W. Reynolds, J. Ii
Turner David Hoffman, Charles Chapline VIM
5. Hedges John Snyder, John Feaman, ". M. But
er Joseph Welshans, J. II. McEndree, T. II
Towneg and J. Kearsley Kerney
SmH.fe7d. --Guefdon Fl. PendIeton, James l.
GriggS, A brose. c. Timbeflake, David Fry, Han,
son G. Maslh John w. GranIham, John F Shaull
Walter Shirley. George d. Wiltshire and John r.
Smith.
Resolced That the Editors Of The Richmond {, n e.
publican, m Wing" and " Times, be Allernates
Resolred, That the proceedings be published in
the papers Of The county
J. F. HAMTRAMcK Chm
; II. N. GALLtHER, c.
w. T.sDAUdiERrY, secretaries
All other Wings of the county who can convent.
emily attendare requested to act as delegates in said
Conye tion-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
HISTORY AND STATISTICS OF MARY
LAND.

Under this title most Interesting volume has
been issued from the Census Office, under The di-
rectioh Of Mr.. J.. G. G. KENNEDY, the superinten-
dent II embraces Historical Account OF Mary
land, from few years previous 10 the Charter
granted to Lord Baltimore in 1852, up 10 the pres
time. History and Description of Coun,ies-its
Geology population Statistics, embracing its ag.
rculthraI productions, industrial establishments &
Its total free population is 1872 &C., its slave pop
ulation 9ol36s-its aggregate population $50, 03l.
Tha total free population of Baltimore City lis
l68,7l9-its slaves 2,29l. There are 2l,s57 free
people Of color in the city.
The whole number of families in The State is
S13S1-number Of dwellings 81, 70s.
Number of Marriages in the State during the
year ending June !, 1850, 3,703. This item we
note for the special benefit of our female readers
There were in 1850. three hundred miles of Rail-
road finished in Maryland, at an aggregate cost Of
$l20Q0000i Canals, upwards of20e miles Tele-
graph wires, GOO miles; Turnpikes, 263 miles.
Number of Banking establishments 81. Cash
capital $9.3lO.407 circulation $3,4l5.3S7; specie
S., 1856 ,629.
The value Of real and personal estate in Mary
fand is set down al S2o7 1888 The taxes a.
mount to 81 ,aal 40.
There are 3,70S Industrial establishments in the
State, with capital invested of Si4, 753.l43
The foreign immigration 10 Maryland for so
years preceding September 80, 1850, Amounted TO
1896.
Maryland is shown by the Census Of 1850 to be
The fourteenth State Of the Union in point Of popu-
iaton- Her soil is stated to be naturally more fer
more genial.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
.CAUsTIc.

Judge Douglas, hearing that The F.br.,.rr -,
Der OF the Democratic Review would contain an -
ss.s s..elsfns uenerai bu.ier, sent By telegraph
remonstrance againstit The reply 10 this disna,ch
was short and very much 10 The point. thus:
AsroR HousE, N. Y. Feb 90. fssa
Hon. S A. Daugles-StR. / am han,,. 4, 80
you that your telegraph came too lara ~
friend General Batter and candor 5o.t
say, that had il come in time 4 wonl Il, ~ "
changed word Of the article We Er, ~, ~
and the Review would be treaeherors \; rs aau
to The party IL it failed ID exnose h;s
The togy atmosphere If Washnpton /. ..
ards Of you all and the sooner You IL,
you cannon airect the columns OF the Review, lie
pelier Signed. G. NJ SANprRs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

~ The wholesale murder Of seven per.
sons reported to have taken place in bod,
bridge county, Virginia, proves to have had
no better authority than a rumor for its
foundation The denial Of such an atrocity
having occurred is made BY the editor of the
Clarksburg Register published in bod
bridge county, who pronoqnccs the whole.
story the greatest humbug of the season.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

Miss UrroS, highly accomplished yourg lad
gratifed portion Of our citizens, On Tuesday
evening last with Shakspearean Readings. The
weather being unfavorable her audience was moi
large; but those present were much pleased win
The entertainment She bears with her .es,imo-
nialsot he fFsieisizsns of STATE If her ACQUIRE
ments. and character as lady The citizsps il
HarpersFsrFy win have an opportunity Of hesrinr
her on tonight, Thursday and The citizsns II
Mar,insburg on Friday Of SATURDAY.. +
The act making Bounty Land War
rants assignable, having received The s;ens.
ture ofthe President; is now law
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Nc commlTTecIuse WIa0uE ulSpOs
Get, and the House adjourned.
VIRGINIA LEGfsLATUaE.


The Democratic Convention caused suspension
oi Legislative proceedings. on "Wednesday, the
Senate adJoarned after prayer, Tor want Of 4 quo
RUM and on Thursday, bula HbuseY adjourned for
the same reason.
On Friday, the Hoass met atill o'clock and adj
ionrned for wantof a.qu5fath. Nothing OF interest
occurred in the SeBa!r. :t
Ia the House, on SatRtda9 aEer the passage Of
private bill EeleasiDg To some private parties in
Norfolk the Commonwealth right to a certain
piece OF property theren mentioned The eonstera-
ton OF The biffior the appointment III county off,
GERS providing for Their eosnpensaiionL Sc. was
resumed. EsEI -
Mi Barbour, Of CalpepeF, endeavored to get his
stereptyped party amcndmert Oh the bill So II give
the appointmentot the Commissioners who are 10
superintend The elections, 10 HE Governor He
was again voted down BY some tortg-odI majority
and the bill was ordered to be etgro$sed
In The HoUsa Of DELresrgs DO JTonday, various
bills were reported from the several Standing Com
miitees; amongst them
A bill for the Selection Of Slate students at The
University Of Yirgihia;7~ II
A bill from the Senate, explanatory az an act
passed on the 9Th Of March 1919 concerning The
Virginia Regiinsnt Of Volunteers;
A bill separating the Office oil aior from that of
Sheriff, and giving to The copGty or corporation
courts, power to appoint JailorS
bill providing for the dlettion qualification
power, duties and compensation Of Justices Of The
Peace, Clerks Of Circuit and County Courts, Altor-
Reys for the Commonweah Sheriff., Commission
ers Of the Revenue, Sufvey0 rs CoHstates and o.
yefseerSei the Poor was taken UP on is third read
jnI.
After filing the blanks fot The compensation Of
Attorneys for the Commonwealth, Sc, the bin was
put on its passage, and receigee-Aycs 1903 noes
25 and The House adjourned
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01


EBf The Democrats were very bitter against Mr.
Fillmore in their late Convention the more Bit
ter, perhaps, because they had no cause for being
So man mad without proyocation, is the mad
dest Of men, and has least method in his madness
In nine cases out of ten he is very apt 10 do some
/ injuryto himself-he is almost certain to render
himself ridiculous. sundry illustrations hereof
might be adduccd Let one or two suffice
| Mr.. Ran Tucker was called upon for speech
so speech was to be made Abuse Of Wings in
general had become stale-denunciatfan of rene
gade Whigs-of which there was goodly number
in the Convention-had been exhausted by Mr..
Rives or Mr.. Wise But something particular and
racy was wanted-so Mr. Tucker pitched into
Mr.. Fillmore. He was killingly savage on the
poor President. He had done great many bad
things--but there was one above all others for
which be could never be forgiven-one for which
he deserved eternal damnation. In the dispute
aboutahe Rio Grande boundary, he had dared to
holdthe federal sword over Texas, and that too,
when-d Ffeesoil Congress- was offering bride 10 lie
sovereignty and honor.
This WAS very eloquent and very ferocious / But
asi-luek would have il, member OF that Free
Soil Congress, who had voted for the identical bride
happened to present in the person of Col Fayette
McMuRen. He instantly rose and de nanded 10 be
heard u defence He had been assailed and would
be heard. He had voted for that Boundary bill,
and most IL his Democratic colleagues had done
the same.
Herelwas an ugly spot Of work What was to
be donej2 In what hole or corner could refuge be
foundl The noise and confusion became over
powering. Peacemakers sprung upon every bench
with the most transparent expI anations Noassault
was designed upon the gallant Colonel and his
Democratic associates-none at all! Only hitting
al the Wing Fillmore! The wfathful Colonel was
appeased, and the placid stream Of harmony flowed
on-Ricknaond V1ir
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

80 We are authorized 10 an9ounce thai Judge
BRiSCOE G.. BALDWIN is a candidate TOT ne
election TO The position be now holds as one Of The
Judges Of the Supreme Court ef Appeals Of Virgin
ia. ddIeteEo' to1s-
f5S- We are authorized to announce that Judge
GREEN b. SAAuEI-S has eonsenad, at me 50
Ici,aton Of his friends, ta be easnadate for the
Court OF Appeals, for the Section Of which this
County forms part at The htstelecton under the.
New Constitution. Maret2 % 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

FnEDERIcKspuRc The election Of munic.
ipal officers in Fredericksburg, occasioned
great DIAL Of excitement K. B. SEnpLE.
was reelected Mayor by majority Of t,co
uOtes over p L. MARIE. Jr. The vote was
Semple a24; Marye 222 a close contest
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
CIRCILIT COURT.

~ Ii being underwood thar The present. Judge,
the Hon RICHARD PARKER. would willipgIy
accept the Office of Judge Of the Creent Court, If
conferred upon him by the people at the next eler-
ton, we request you Mr.. Editor, to announce him
as candidate for The efice Of Judge Of The Thir-
tecnth Circuit Of Virginia MISy. VorgRs-
March IS 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

~ DVbbs says the first time a girl kiss
ed him. he felt as if he was sliding down 4
raiDb9W, With Yankee Doodle in each hand.
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plsrRIdgs. ELEcToRs.
crvryiS<-tt 7S1,rt,Hr, 7tITk,
- Timothy Rves, Of Prince George,
A. III billiard, of Henry,
w. G, Fournoy, Of Prince Edward,
John Goode, OF Bedford,
ir X, G. Scott, Of Richmond City,
II. A. Wise, of Accomac,
Il. L. Montague, Of Middlesex,
- 9 Jas. Barbour, OF Culpepef,5
10 j. r. Tucker, Of Frederick,
~ Geo. f. Beneale, OF Rockingham,
IL Jas. Mcdowell, Of Boteioarts
l3 JOHN b Floyd, Of Washington,
j. Mortimer Johnson, of Taylor,
10 Zedekiah kidwell, Of Marion
The Electoral Committee also made report OF
the!ollowng Assistant Electors:
1T Il. r. Pgentss, of Nansemond
81 X. Pryor, Of Petersburg,
81 VIM. ~, lloweroB, of Halifax,
an A. N. TRIBE, of Lynchburg, q,
5'h J, III Lee, OF Orange,
Oh Chastain White, OF Hanover,
IN WA, Tallaferro, of Gloucester, and
r. Clay brook, Of Northumberland,
8th 3 B. Douglas, of King William, and
r d: BFaxton, Of Richmond county,
9th G. w. Brent, Of Fauquier
10Th II Hume Butcher, OF Jefferson.
llta 4. W. I. Allen, Of Hardy, and j
VIM. II. Hartman, Of Augusta,
18th D. II. Ioge, Of Montgomery,
18Th VIM T. Cecil, Of Tazeyell, and
VIM. Cock Of Carroll,
18th Edward Kehna, Of Kanawha,
ION Sherrard Clemens, folio
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

~ Henry clay's birth day fths 18th
day Of April = to bsselebrated By the Hen.
y Clay Fsstiyal Association IN New York.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
COUNTY CLERK.

We are anthatizei 10 announce Capt. sNe.
>REED for The Once OF Clerk 81 The County Com.
q Jefferson County, atihe lfst5e9eeion under The
New Constitution. - March 25, 1852 4
l5g We. are Authorized oiAnnounce HENRY
BERRY, ESD, torthe Office 6fCleTk ofthe Goun-
~ Court Of Jefferson County. al the FIRST eleefion
under The new Constitution. Fen 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
CLARKE lCnrNT

tp We are anihoriseA to announce E. T. HAM
COCK as candidate forth Office Of Sheriff for
Clarke County under The New Constitution.
December II, 1851. MI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

EsT We are aHthofized to announce WILLIAM
T. WASHINGTON Esq FOR The Once OF CLERK
OF The County Court Of Jefferson al The first
election under The new Constitution Feb, 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

NJ We are aulhorizrd.to anhouuce CIAS. II,
STEW LEW AK I as a candidate for Clefkshipot The
. LHcut CuQIl Of Jefferson county. under The New
ConStitnll2n March g. tS52
III Ne arc ahlhGrizfdtd Announce ROBERT
the Circuit Court oi Jefferson County. uIa]pP tbs
new CONSTITUTIONS - Feb Jfls52
We ,aFe authorized y anpapnce BENJAMIN
LUCAS, as a candidate ior lbe Clerkship Of lha
Circuit Court OF Jefferson County uader ihe5new
Constitution JAN 22s1sb2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

We arc authorized 10 announce ARcIJIRArr
M. kfTZMlLLER, Esq, for The Office Of Clark Of
the County Court Of Jefferson County al did iirst
election under the new Constitution Jan. 20.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

bes We are authorized to announce TO the voters
Of Jefferson County THOMAS A. MOORE, Esq,
as candidate for the CIerkship OF the County
Court, under the new constitution fJan 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
COMMISSIONER OF THE REyENtTr.

sg We are authorized 10 announce JOHN H
SFRiDER as candidate for Commissioner of The
stitutioa - a sa.;,t o"p
20 We'are authorized to state that Nf. Ma
THANiEL MYRES will be supported as "a candi-
date Tor County Commissioner al the first election
under the New Constitution bv : Z 4 III -
March IS 1852 M.xv yorrbs IS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

t We'are authorised by eAIanv Voters. |, to.
announce THOMAS w. RUSSELL. as cibdi-s
date for County Clerk Of Clarke county. rnder lie
new Constitution. Is
II We are authorized to announce Mr.. JOHN
NJ. LUPT0N, as candidate for CountY Clerk.
for Clarke Couniy, III der the New Consifuiio1.
Nov.27, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
MACIsTRACY.

~ We54are authorized to anhounte JOHN
AVIS Jr4. as candidate for the Maglsaracy, at
me nrst cleo ion under the New Constitution, for
lie Cnarlestown District. Mach IS 1852
t. We are authorized "a annonnce yrII HAM
CHAMBERS. as candidate Tor he Mag;str5cF5
under the new Constitution. for he Ha-ners Ferrv
district. Fel,5f9 1859. Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

E - We are apihorxed 10 announce Mr. HEN
RY RldBERLAKE, as a candidate for SheFifI-of
Jefferson county, under the Hew-ConstRunon.i