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The daily union., 1852-11-28


lower Rio Grande.
THE Columbia MusicaI association viii give Its
Monday evening November
Lensenow To TO nenee al O'Clock precisely.
aoa the public generally hai by e Kind permission Of E. A. Mar
SHALL Of the National n @ Theatre hey have secured The
tnce,
MISS CAROLINE RICHINGs,
who selections, perform
PROGRAMME.
PART FIRST.
l. Overture Ruy Bias (Grst dme .Mehdelshou.
ns0 by Ms for ao and oboe
executed by Aessrs 5ehutter and FnIaehe.. Komen
oSaasones Msncia,i BY Rich
soamwci iaa Launer sI'"
PART
overture Fesehutz z.................C. nj. Weber.
g. Grand fantasie and Variations, sur la Craco-
venne, for piano forte, by as Rchings. Wallace.
3. Aria, from sabat Mater arranged for the
Ballad Song G Of Hone aii BY Ms: SssGe
g. Pinse ID he, Of q The s i,nru.noi. y - arranged RAM
Ticket, g cent. 'es be had Taylor
ans SsS yssh hoa' music store Pennsylvania avenue
NATIONAL THEATRE.
p A. Sole Lessee
First night of the engagement of the popular and talented
Misses SUSAN and KATE DENIM.
MONDAY EVENING, November %,
win be presented the play OF
LOVES SACRIFICE.
Margaret EImore Miss Susan Denim
Hermnie Miss Kate Denim
La Espagno ......M W. Smith Miss Annie Walter.
To conclude with, time, the comic drama Of
GOOD FOR NOTHING.
Time aeredThe doors win open half past O'Clock and th
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-16

Cur friend CHARLES l.. NELSON, we take
pleasure N saying, was most active and ener
getr in carrying out the hasty -platc-oi-soup
arrangements which so unexpectedly large an
assenblage rendered necessary. Mr. GEORGE
Peterson assumed, ut u moments notice, the
duties of Marshal of the Day, and rendered
mos, eficienservice, as he always does, any
emergency and on the whole, we trust our
WING friends from ubroad who came upon Us
in such unexpected numbers, will believe that
our, feeling Of rcIcomc was larger than our M
slant means of making them as comfortable as
we should have been happy to.
We cannot dose our hasty and imperfect
account of thi, noble meeting without saying
that the | NIoS BAND. composed OF the Mont
peer BRAss BAND and the Burlington Cor
NETS, under tie admirable leading OF MIR
BADGER, contributed greatly to the effective
ness of every arrangement Of the day,-in the
Hall, at the Grove. at the Fire Works. and The
Professions. Their Music was extremely fine
and we doubt whether Il better Band can b.
found in New England.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-16
The state Convention.
The Green Mountain W iSs
pecking their Gints

First flash from the SUBMITS,
No more delightful duty could dcvolvc upon
lis, on rcsumlng our editorial lahors after an
absence of some three weeks, than to speak Of
the glorious Wing State Convention which
'sembled IN Burlington yesterday, the 9TH
instant. Tho welthcr Is warm and the Their
mumeter I'll, but Wing hearts are warm
er and higher, and we shrink from no task
that may ncrtose the triumph of THE PropLr
IN behalf Of the man who, IN the eloquent Jan
gupge of Mr., WEBSTER at the head of our
columns, "warred against climate as well as
against "encmcs.'
A more SignGc nj Convention has never
been held III Vermont than that of yesterday.
1t was called as a De crate Convention, in the
usual manner.--but the " higs came, from
North, South and Eas', IN heaps Our village
was crowded with them 1t WAC a sort OF
'spon'aneous combustion" of the masses -
Every County in the State was represented.
and most of them LARGELY 1t was the first
gathering of the Wings Of The state since the
nomination Of Gen. SCo1r, and though not cal
I'D as ratification contention, the gallant
hoys rushed in to maked one! They seemed
to have come because they couldn't help it
Scott Wings, " ebster " hlgs, Fillmore Wings
appeared to emu late each other in cordial ap-
probation of the result of the action Of our no
bic National Convention. Never were the
Wings of this unconqperlblc State more en-
trely united, "a fact that VIC advise our on
p)nents, III the torcble language of Capt Cut
tie, " 10 make note on" If they can't Sc,
with more than judicial blindness" becaus,
'n's thar" No human means can save Gen
syal @ Frank Pierce from worse defeat tina
ever betel mortal candidate for Office in thu
country. His fall from his "hobby" will be
worse than his fall from his horse, by lon!
shot!
We regret that our limited columns mus
prevent our speaking of tins great dcmonsra
ton of the popular ieryor at such length as W,
desire. We are confined, in space, but limit
loss in confidence and enthusiasm. Besides
the masses need no stirring up. Their s;eed,
are
"a saddIcd and hridled and fl for the G.ht"
Trey know Patriot from Politician, an al
der squirt gun from a 81 -pounder, and requir
no instruction from us. When they make II
tuer minds to stir, We can't stop thcm,-an
when they make up their minds to stop, It
mighty hard TO STIR them. 80 we have moth
ing to do hut to discharge our duty as San hon
est chronlcler,' and with that we, and they
will be content.
Or public houses were more than crammed
the evening before the Convention, thoug
Railway trains, regular and extra, were pre-
pared to bring in delegates from all direction
early enough for the business Of the day Of
Wednesday. A much larger body of Wing.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-16

CF7Thc \. Y. Cou s. Emu, since the nom
lnatlon Of Gen. Scorr by the National Wing
Convention, ,and no nomination was over moro
toirl! and honorably made has devoted par:
of lis immense columns, almost daily, to the
waillngS oithc enemy IN dSprngcmcnt Of Gen.
Scorr and his prospects, 1t is not for US to
object to that papcr'> committing suicide, If 1t
have Il taste for that sort Of amusement. But
if it hope to kill Gen. ScoTr by t4 insane
course, It must employ new squad Of "corres-
than knowledge. One of them, in very re
cent number Of the Courier & Enqarcr, sign
ing himself "Sorru," Giscourseth as follows:
at wIl be- useful tor North' to know that MAN-
TrN, STANLEY, BerIs y Co., did not control the
southern dcr-ntonsauy more than Mr.. WlB?TEE's
/ peculiar Trends yuErruurrd thu NORTH The latter
r"uc0ic6'g prom >rd to give 10 vote, to M fnI.-
Nott, put meyer did 1t II they md Mr F!Ll.MoEL
would hrv" been nominated by tine hrla other
/ States that were pledged 10 vote Tor Mr tifINoEL
rs sam rs hc rms m ttC GNccHddHt. Nr@>rrE'S
! trends knew 1t. and promised tor several halIo's
both on saturday aud Noud,y, to 1--WE INN the votes
tuat would have PIT nm ~ tive ascendant
Now We have nothing to do, of coarse, with
the alleged Jre chof ttiM on the part of the
"pccuImr friends" Of Mr.. Webster towards
Mr.. Fillmore, but it i, a funny commentary on
this grandlloqucncc of the Courier and En-
quircrs correspondent. to remark that Mr.. Fill
more was ''lnthe ascendant ON the vINY FIRST
ballot taken that ballot beng FILLMORE
I;3. Scorr Ell. WEBSTER -. Where then,
were these "o-hnr States" whose "hoIp was
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-16


~. Al 49, ""! D. -?
....,' ~ !" ok ~ E'"'TH' '''"' '''N
,',.,'... "'..,'- ,' ''."- ''0 .>'' "
Scot, rally, at Nin.ar9 Fails, ON lhe auun c.s.-
OF tine 61fe Of Nif-orL
M''"'-' nave o ,,i "''d at l'o'NPoH' 10,
rnn,,,ncs .,n..,,,,,,l ,n ,',','
rioS and make arrangements for tn, rargc ra,a-
ernr expected to assemble at that time. On
'' ''H I'S'' a nr''i- OF cil'2'"N was H''" al
,,,,,.1 ,.'.'',,,,,.
N CARRYING forward this popu!ar movement, and
secure, as far as possible, a concert Of action
on 'H' P"'t OF the several committees "Ii'l"H
V''' ~ ca as 't'',, ''!a' '''.5 '''
form to a uass mectinr which thew believe
will be one Of the largest ever held in the Uni
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-16
WING DISTRiCTCOSN STION.

The Wings of the Third Congressional Dis
trict, are hereby notified to meet in Convent on,
AT JOHNSON, ON TIE Odd DAY OFJU-
LY, instant, for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for member of Congress, and also 4
candidate for District Presidential Elcctor, to
be supported by the higs at the ensuing State
and Presidential Elections. A full attendance
of Delegates from the several towns in the
District is earnestly requested.
b. RIXFORD,
G. H. HAYDEN,
NJ. MANSFIELD,
J. BROOKS,
r. S. PAGE.
a. J. DAVIS,
District Comm tee.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-16
County Nominations.

For Senator's.
A. G. WllITTEMORE. Of U,bon.
IIEMAN BAR STOW, Of She'burn.
ROLLA GLEASON, Of Richmond.
For Assistant .JuSiiceS,
A. l.. BEACH, Of Charlotte.
JOHN LYMAN, Of Jericho.
Per Julge IF Probate,
CHALON +. DANEY, Of Burlington.
For Sheriff,
ISAAC SHERWOOD, Of Burlington,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-16

EDN AKD w. DKoN NLl1I, ~ " HHN0n
The Wing County Convention at Richmond,
yesterday, was fully attended, and the very
best Wing spirit was manifested. The inccs an
storm diminished our numbers, but no storm
could allay the enthusiasm of those present.
The boys that assembled were SCoTT and
GRAHAM boys, who have never been defeated
and cannot be defeated. The nominees we
have given above they are certain to be
elected. The official proceedings vii! be giver
next week,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-16

WING Nomination.
For President Of III, United States,
WINE Id S 90 T
CT NEW JERSEY.
For ice President,
VILLA A. GRAHAM
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
state ScsnslauiiOs,S.
For Governor.
ERASTUS FAIRBANKS,
Of 81. ,Io'nsbmy.
For L1tm. Governor.
WILLIAM G. kIEIREDGE,
Of Fdrharcn.
For Treasurer.
GEORGE liOWES,
Of .NoniPclir.
For Electors al LaIgc.
PORTOS BAXTER,
A. 2. LYMAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-16
The Flashing of the Fires.

The following stirring circular has been IS
sued by the Corresponding Committee Of the
Wh~s Of Bu':.lo:-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-16
The Morning hrcahS!

No finer assemblagc Of VI higs ever mot II
Burlington than that which filed the large Hall
in Bank Block, last evening. The meeting
was nj least four times larger than the "dcmo
cratic" State Convention which convened IL
the ,amc Hail on Thursday Last. No les thar
from four to live hundred Of the gallant Wing,
Of Burlington, lncludlng, we are most graft
fled to say, quite a number of LADIES, who in
tultlveIy discriminate between pig-wccd poll
tlcians, like Pierce, and ooh-grown patriots, like
ScorrJ occupied the spacious Hall, and gay,
significant token Of their earnest zeal IN be,
half of SCorT ASH GRAHAM.
The meeting was called for the purpose o
taking the preliminary steps to organize
Lu>pY LANr CtuB, and we expected to mcc
the "worklcs' in the Wing ranks present, bu
not such host of true and warm-hcarcd sol
dcrS for the campaign. The whole town wa
generously represented, and our friends from
Colchester joined us in gooly numbers.
The Wing Fires are brightly burning on the
submits of our mountains, and 1.-THE uors" il
our verdant valleys, and along our rushIn!
streams, recognize the signal, ,as "ihc fer
cross" IN Roderck Dhu was rccognzcdl a
the grand trumpet rally for contest and vrCTo
Rr. Never fear for the Green Mountain BOYS
when great Wing Battle is to be fought
Like Ethan Allen, they are prepared to storm
the intrenchmcnts of the enemy, an the mann
of the great Jehovah and the National Con
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-16
rec - SIS,
BURLINGTON, VIZ.
FRIDAY MORNING JULY 16 1852.
BURI.INGTON,N

10" :. NJ PETTlNGLI.. & CO., Newspaper
Advertising Agents No 10 State Street. Roston
are Agents for the Far rErsS p0'iy and Week
IL, and arc authorized to rccIerf ApvLRTlNFMLNr|
and SUBSCRIPTIONS at the sauc rites 0sRtt required
al tins Office Their receipts are regarded as day
ments.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
ORKEET SPRINGS,
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
SEYMOUR HOUsE.


THE Proprietor Of this Hotel at ORKSEr, takes
great pleasure in announcing to the public that
ne viii open again that Beautiful and Romantic
place for Visitors, BY The first OF July.
strangers wishing these Springs pass drought the
beautiful North Valley Of Virginia, over one Of the
best roads in the State with mountain scenery Of
SURPRISING LONELINESS on either side.
The variety Of Waters beautiful Scenery and de-
lIghtlul atmosphere, render it 10 the invalid. or
those who wish 70 SPEND few weeks from the
lightful place Of all the North Valley Springs.
T he Waters Of Orkney have been famous for the
last 50 years in East and West Virginia. They
are known 70 be strongly Chalybeaie, Tonic and
lnvigorating IN their Effect, and the most efficient
remedy which nafEfe affords for broken and debi-
TIE BE4R Jy.4LLoIT SPRING.
TTufy styled the Z Pool Of SiIoamn Is The most
remarkable Water in The world for Cutaneous and
Blood Diseaseslof all1kinds, and Dyspepsies are
sure 10 find a certain cure
The Waters Of Orkney are Sulphur, Chalybeate,
White Mountain, Bear Walow and Sla e.
Board per week, 81; Board per day, 81; chill
dfen and servants half price
Music and dancing every evening.
The ladies' parlor furnished with Piano and
TT daily line from New Market and Mount
Jackson 70 the Springs and return.
Distances.
From Winchester q Orkney by Woodstock SO
miles.
From Winchester to Orkney by Capon and How
ards White Sulphur Springs, SIS miles
From Woodstock to Orkney by Columbia Fur
mace, 20 miles.
From Mt. jackson to Orkney Springs, 10 miles.
From New Market to Orkney by Hesse Cave,
l6 miles
Visitors leaving Baltimore in the morning train
arrive at Winchester in time for the evening
Coaches through the Valleyfto Mt Jackson and
Orkney Springs, will thus be enabled to dine at
Orkney on the next day.
July J. 1852 a. r. SEYMOUR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
A aATrLassNAKE STORY.


Last fall, woman, residing in the vicini-
ty of Worcester, was picking blackberries in
field near her dwelling house, having with
her her only child, bright eyed little .fel-
low Of less than year old The babe sat
upon the ground in an open space, amusing
himself with grasping at clump Of yellow
weed that grew within reach, and eating
berries brought him from time to time by
his mother.
The latter, at length, intent upon gather
ing the fine fruit, passed around rock
which hid her child from view. She was a.
bout to return to him, when hearing him
laughing and growing in great glee, and
thinking he must be safe as long as he was
SO happy, she remained little longer where
sac was.
Suddenly the little voice ceased, and af
ter another minutes delay. the you G moth
er stepped upon the rock to look over, ex-
pccting to- see her babe asleep, instead of
which lie was sitting perfectly motionless,
his lips parted aud his wide open eyes fixed
with singular expression upon some object,
which at first she was unable to discern,
Yet who can Judge Of her horror when on
closer scrutiny She perceived, some four feet
1r0ul#tle infant. . IItt4CeuaAO HteA ~ CIV
tcrihg eyes fastened upon his, and nearing
him 81 an almost imperccptible motion !
The sight Of her darling's peril SO nearly
paralyzed her, that for an instant she BALI
believed the dreadful fascination had extern
ded to herself but the certainty that IN
less she was the Instrument Of salvation to
her Child he was inevitably lost, IN some
degree restored her powers She glanced
wildly around for something that might be
used IS weapon, but nothing appeared, and
already the yenomous reptile had passed q
yer the space which divided hin, from bis
victim. Another moment and all would De
losIl What coHld be done
In her hand; she held broad tin pan,
and springing from the rock, quick as
thought she had covered the snake with II,
and stood upon It to prevent his escape
The charm WAS broken; the child moved,
swayed to ono ade, and began to sob A.
the same time the mother recovered asr
voice and screamed for aid, reIaining Der
position ill it arrived, when, the CAUSE e
her terrible fright was dispatched
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
MR.. wEBsTER's POSITION.

His ADVICE TO MS FRIEsDs.-The Hon. F. A.
Tallmadge, during speech before the Ninth ward
Wing CLUB or New York, on Thursday night is
reported to have said:
He had seen Mr.. Webster during the day, and
had conversed with him freely upon the nomina-
tion and prospects Of the Wing party. Mr.. Web
ster in that condensation acknowledged gratefully
the attachment and devotion which his friends had
exhibited, both in the National Convention and
since the nomination had been made. But he said
he did not see how any good result could be attain
ed By presenting his name any further TO the coun-
try, and that one common duty now devolyed upon
us all,-hat namely, of railying 10 The support Of
the Candidate regularly nominated By the repre-
sentatiyes OF the Wings ofthe Union, in the Con-
ventiou assembled. For his own part be was ready
te~give the Wing ticket his cordial suPpqrt-and
50 Re trusted were Wings everywhere, whatever
might have been their personal prediction"
These remarks, which were received with loud
applause, seem TO put an extinguisher upon the
rumors recently circulated that Mr. Webster had
consented to accept the Native American nom
ination. and would not support the Wing ticket.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
4 DO IL ID A MS
Wh te SuHnllur Springs.

EIVE MILES FROM WINCHESTER,
i Frederick Co., III, and one and bali miles
from Sephensou's Depot on the Winchester ard
Potomac Railroad will be opened
ON The 10Th Of THE PRESENT MONTH, (JuNE,)
For The reception of Visitors The Proprietor, as
Sisted by9R. Al and q. II. Jordan, wifi use every
means TO render the Visitors comfortable, and 10
make their time pass pleasantly. The situation
Of the place is perfectly healthy and pleasant The
scenery from The surrounding hills beautiful
Those who have tor.many years visited this and
the celebrated GreenBrier White Sulphur testify
the effects are very similar. Visitors from Wash
ington, Alexandria, Georgetown and Baltimore,
leave in the morning and arrive in due time 10
dine. Through tickets will be issued from the a.
bove places. Telegraphic dispatches TO Winchester.
P. o. Stephenson's Depot.
g Coaches await the Cars at Stephenson S
Depot. BRANCH JORDAN,
June 10 1852 Prnnriefnr
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PO & TR 7
WHERE ARE rHE AnsENr.


nYI. MILTON WHITMAN
Our friends, with whom in youth we mel
In sportiye glee and play,
Ard by whose side, we Of hare ST
AT silent close q day;
whose friendship he'd our heart II thrall,
By whom We knelt to pray
They sill arc wen Remembered al
The absent where are they
Our once fond sire and mother kind
Have leftthis mortal scene;
Gone like the fAncies Of the mind,
As Il they never had been;
Yes like the grass, or sunnnSs cloud,
0urfriends have passed away
To the dark region q the shr.ss:
The absent where are tsess
Oar brothers kind, and sisters dear
Have long since from Us Rown;
Where are They gone oh, tell Us, where?
Is the grcatlsecrct knowne
Our school-day friends Of sportivc mirth
We've missed this many day; :
They're gone forever from the earth
The absent where are theys
We call on earth. and sea, and air,
i And yet no answer gain;
Where are the abscnt2 where, ca where
VIII they He'er come again
Thfre's nought can tell their place of rest
Fy silent night Or day,
Still call the echoes Or the breast,
The absent where are theys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
TUE HAsTY PLATE OF sour.

Our Democratic friends are disposed to he IA
cetious over SCOTS sHasiy Plate Of Soup" We
advise Them to be pruden; in their merriment or they
will yet burn their mouths and make wry faces
when tacy taste The '.Hasiy Soup" The enemies
Of Scott have always found the article to2 highly
seasoned TO suit their palate Durfsss theaEar Of
1912 the British al Queenstown, Fort George,
Chippewa, and Landys Lane we're compelled, with
many contortions Of the face to take spoonful
and were glad 10 beg of. as il had i,ile much
slspetye ia The seasoning.
The Mexicans al Vera Cruz, cerro Gordo, Con-
treras, Cherubusco, chepullepec, MoliDo del Rey
and lhs City Of Mexico, were forced % take plate
Of The same Soup, which being rather bol barned
their moulhs awfully.
So. gentlemen, le cautols. and We WI 10
or with small ieaspoou-fuI Of The Hasy plate
If Soup."-Rca Rsp.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
&A Wg9Ng mI0ggB.
Corner of Queen and Burk Streets,
M4RTINSBUR Va.

TINHE Undersigned begsleave respectfully to in.
Z = form The community and travelling public
that he has taken the Hotel formerly known as The
Berkeley House, The House has recently ua.
dergone thorough renovation; il is nov believed
70 be in every respect adapted TO the wants Of the
traveller and sojoutner.
A large and conmodipus Stable is attached lC
the premises. The lnxuries of the TABLE will be
surpassed by none aid the BAR is at all times SUP
piled with p choice selection OF superior wines ant
liquors..
BAGGAGE taken to and from the Depot free o
charge, apd in bad weather Carriage will run te
the Depogfbr the aesr;m mediation Of travellers with
out aaTS ditional Expense.
JOS. c. RAWLINS,
March \, ls52~iS. Proprietor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22

re- The manner in wheh the nomination Of
ur C,aAuAM. rs Vice President, has been received,
rnnet b. gratifying 10 that gcnlleman- Every
sThere he e recognized as 4 OF high character
sound principles, and business qualifications
He has experience, jTigmeni, disefeti'n The
Tvbiys viii delight 10 honor him with their VI e.
Al III. Nsrfh his nams Is hailed with great pleas
IRE. 4 4 Southern man every way aeceptabie.-
M Graham Is one of the mo popular men in
North Carolina-and his popularity is The result Of
4 knowIe ig@ Of his integrity, his consistency. his
,,eIera,ion. and his patriotism The Wings have
made a unost excellent selection therefore. Of their
ranIidase for Vice President Mr.. Gfahame
name will add strength tassheir iietet-admitted
a,rcady. even rs their opponents, . be stEcag
one - AlsxandFi1 Gazetts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
a q a q ID

HHE undersigned have formed partnership IN
i the legal profession. They will attend the
County and Superior Courts Of Berkeley, Jefferson,
Morgan. apd Frederick. and the Superior Courts
OF other counties ia such cases only in which they
may be specially retained.
CHAS JAS. FAULKNER,
FRANKLIN THOMAS.
Martinshurg ArFiI g. 1H52--fy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
USFoRrUNATE CASUALTY.

A shoemaker ~ the name Of JoHs hIcCrLtoM was
thrown from his horse, on the BerryviIIe road near
town. Saturday week. and died IN about fifteen minutes.
from the injuries he rgcsrcd He was racing with
another person. and was said to be in state Of aioxca
ton. He had only been IN Winchester eight on
ten days before The accident, and hailed da New Ter
sey, foagh lately Of Baltimore. His rsmains were IN
.4s..r...d 4 Nj Hmm l.sInefrrs I'm Ren
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
THOMAS q. GREEN.

Al TOR FaIEY At LAW
CH4RLEstows, JsFFEnsox corxrY, vIRGiEIA,
DRACTlCES Ia Jefferson and Hampshire coun-
Il ties, and will attend promptly to all business
that may be entrusted to his care.
Office The one recently occupied BY VIM. Lucas.
March IL 1852