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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
M I5SIC Z i L A N Y :.
THE soul IslMORT..L.
The sun is but spark Of fire,
A transient fneteon il the ssy.;
The soul, immortal as its size,
Shall never never iii y,

.al, .
Thus Watts sweetly sings. Yes, the
mind is immortal zInfnite wisdom had 9TH
erwise never implanted longings which all
of earth leaves unsatiseed or gifted Us With
capacities capable of improvement
The brute is born, attaius maturity. and
hastens to depart. It8 powers culminate,
and the sinks into decay ominous of ex.
tinction whilst mans Longest life. closes
upon an intellect yet III rapid development
The body, as it runs quickly through lis
cycle from youth to age proves oftentimes.
1t is true. WEAKNESS and clog TO tile priso-
ner within; but their union severed, like
bird cage7freed, the Disseminated spirit viii
naaE fRfH al analogy tGFBd5 should
anticipate the minds humiliation when that
home where it briefly tabernacled has gene
back into dust Death involves q disin-
tegration Of parts; but in the immaterial we
can conceive Of no such separation, aBd hence
can predicateEno decay. As the insect fiut-
tiers from out its chrysals in green and gold.
to sport amid flowers and sunshine, SO shall
the purified spirit forsake its crystals to
dwell amid the beauties and brightness of
heaven. There, in the fruition of its fond
est hopes, will it find ample amends for all
sorrow and every sadness, and participate in
pleasure which those who deny futnre-be-
cause they dread its awards-can never en-
ioye
Then cheer up, travel worn aud Christian
pilgrim With thankful heart .partake Of
such as thy present affords, and trust I'M
waveringly in God, assured that whatever
bctide hereafter, thy voice shall be attuned
to angel halmonies, and thy home be IN that
city whose gates are pearls along whose
streets murmur the crystal river, and in
whose midst blooms the tree OF llte;-D.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
RlPE6IAG IND flIIrIrc.


THE undersigned, thankful 10 he citizens Of
Jefferson for The liberal patronage exlended 3
HIN y line q business respectfully gives hoice
tnet he has |.de speciai arrangements 10 execu.e
PAPERING, AND PAINTING.
rlraEn PLA,x 81 0aAIslss. M1EsIiss, &e., = =.
a,sshe shortest police and On the most reasonable
iefm4 inequality Or style Or bis workmanship, he
= willing that bis work itself shall 81 his recon-
pendstipn, and therefore refers 70 the work execuled
q The residences or
pn- z. MAsos, v. w. MeoRE,
L n. CAaTsR and J. w. BsLLEa.
Mr.. Lewis w, Washington.
IA, terms arc most reasonably and 81 prompt
ness and fidelity 70 those who paironize him. he
hopes g receive liberal share OF encouragement.
4 viii execute any description Of Work 10 bis
line when desired, 10 any pafi o. ihigor The neigh
boring counties WILLIAM KiMEs
G1arIest0Nu, April % l859-6Eh Sss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
Il. "a. 81. GHIPLEY.
A @ "a II 10 !.

VIE undersigned have formed a partnership in
the legal profession. They win attend the
County and Superior Courts Of Berkeley Jefferson.
Morgan, and Frederick and the SupeFj Courts
Of other counties in such cases only In which they
may be specially retained.
CHAS. JAS FAULKNER.
FRANKLIN THOMAS.
MartinshuKg Anrii fa5Q-Iv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
a TIGHT FIX.

NJ y
The following j aiasing incident we copy from
The New Orleans Picaypne. tbs IS a strange
world, and many strange things happen in It:
F..We read from notice 10 ST. Louis
paper an account of the perils and3dis.ress
Of a young man, who went one evening at
the wftching hear of midnight The place
Of meeting wasthe fat roof Of the house next
to that where tile young ladgeresided Sho
aaaher sister came out, and the three sat
down on the roof to chat on. subjects appsr1
tinentsto such a rendezvous After while
the voice Of the ycrng lady's, father was
heard in dangerous proximity to the group,
and all three started to rise hastily and A.
bandon the spot. aBut they couldn't risep
The roof was Of asphatum, and as the dayl
had been uEc9mmonly warm, ttat plichy-
substance was rendered soft enough ~ the.
suns rays to receive aud retaih-aoy impress
sion that might be made upon it The
roung man found his unmentionables fasten-
sd..cr rather stuck tight to THEREOF, and the
vonur ladies' dresses in the same predIcas.
ment The matter resulted in the yeung
man being Obliged to crawl ont of bis panta-
looms. and jerking the ladies to their feet By.
force We merely mention this iIcident to-
observe with proper effect, that in such |.
.case many Of youbG backs would end it diff
6eult 10 crawiFoutof certainee t-do-1ithout-
ables. which sliall Ee namciess. so easily as
In The above else Fartour part; we do not
saa how they contrhye to get into them 90
much tighter ger orally are those articles
than tie xcssme1t which nature usually
j furnishes to slaa.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
Y
Rcaping and Moving Machines,
Corn shelters.
'amborongh's, Grants and Sinclair,s
ia. N " IN ~ LII 4 (,

Corn shelters.
Single and double Spout (price s 10 to SIG also
The large Cylindrical at $50 and $50, and LATER
warranted 10 she'll from 500 10 1000 bushels "a :.
HORSE POWERS.
sweep aud Railway, Of >sarious sizes, from IS
I'fIRESLfING MA CHIHES,
e With open and solid wrought iron and oak CYL.
iniers-price S35 to 500
CORN. AND con USElERS.
From S30to BIS, warranted to grind from TO-
10 bushels per hour
THE SEED DEPAR T1NENT
IS supplied with every variety Of Field and Gar
een Seed, alloi which are warranted fresh and
genuine.
PER UPIAN GUANO
Having made arrangements with the Agent OF the
Peruvian Government for the sale OF Peruvian
9uano for supplies OF this article direct from the
chincia Islands. Wrchdsers may rely upon being
furnished with re No. 4 quality, al lowest Bal
tisnorc rates.
1 All goods delivered in Washington or George
town free Of charge, and orders by mail promptly
attended 10. FITZHEGH COYLE
National Agricultural and Seed Warehouse Iron
Building, sign of The Golden Plough and
Eagle, iii street, Washington city
March rs, 1862
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
.TH0MAS Q. GREEN.

Al T@RNEY AT LAW
ds1ARLEsTosr, JEFFERsos COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
DRACTiCES In Jefferson and Hampshire coun.
= ties, and will attend promptly to all business
that may be entrusted TO his care
Once the one recently occupied by VIM. Lucas
March 49, 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
LANDON ACADEMY
MILITARY INSTITUTE,

FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND.
JOHN Il. JONES, PRSeiPAL.
This lnstitutions situated miles rom Frede-
4 rick City. aud miles from the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, WIN be opened on the Isl Of October
Helt as a MALEsSCHOOL
The course of Instruction will embrace the An.
eient and Modern Languages, Mathematics, Nat
ural Science and English All Of The departments
will be filled By able and efficient teachers The
building is sufficiently eommodious 10 receive so
Students. The Military feature will be introduced
SO lar as to have daily exercises on The field, so
timed as noLl4 6nterfere with other duties.
TERMs,-Fof Board, Washing. Tuition, Fuel
aud Lights 300 for the session of 10 months, one
halt on entering and The remainder on the Isl of
March. ET7
All COMMUNICATIONS should be addressed to the
Principal at JIbaaa Freaeyick Conatv ma.
September q 1852 -4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
Pc D Or Z
NIGHT-

- Il
Inc aay T acne' aa a. sas salsnsss Il
s A. feather Is waited dovtnnari
r,o,, Il eavle Ii his IIishf.
sec tne pgAs - =. ~ s,sS siill-ss
al feelinr II sadness comes "a -.
That nv soul cannot resist.
-
Iceahs 2 sa.nsss - -
y<,t rrsen,lles sorrow only
a. he mist resembles the rs;n.
Come reaa % me some poem,
Tba, sh.Il soothe this restlexs secl;nes
A,,i 1850. ~. ttc,.l,,s oszl..sls Y
sasss.s1 q
Not ircm 'he staAu oiu ,n@sseis'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Corner Of King 81 and file Public Square,
MAHTfMsRrYHa VA

HNHE undersigned tenders her cordial thanks TO
her friends and the public, for their pasl libe-
raj encouragement, and respectfully solicits con-
tinuance OF the same Her house is about to I'M
Gergo thorough repair, and she pledges herself
that nothing shall be wanting 10 make The United
States Hotel pleasant and agreeable home to the
traveller and gaest MARY ODEy
April 8, fS52-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
& & WBgN So as0gRR.
Corner Of Queen and Burk Streets,
MIR TINSByR "a

TNHE undersigned begs leave respectfully 10 in
4 form Inc community and travelling public
that he has taken The Hotel formerly hEown as the
"AerkcleY House p The House has rccentlY I'M
dergone sorQugh renovation il is n3w believed
to be in every Iespect adapted lothc wants OF the
traveller and sojourner
large and eommodous Stable is attached TO
the premisfs. The Injuries Of The TABLE will be
surpassed ly none and The BARis NJ ali
liquors.
BAGGAGE taken to and from the Depot free of
charge and 10 bad weather Carriage will run to
the Depo, for the accommodation Of travellers with
out any additional xpense.
JOS. C. RAWI.INS,
March ~, 1S52-ly. Proprietor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
WIN. +. DAUGMERTY,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,

HaRPERS- FERRY, "a,
DRACTICES in the Courts Of this and the adj
4 joining Counties, and will tese Aaidavns.
Dispositions and the acknowledgement OF Deeds,
anywhere IN Jefferson County; and will also pro-
fest foreign bills Of exchange.
Feb. 81, tS5t-Spirit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30

FTNuoSE persons having Negroes for s,le c,n
gel he highest price bF calling On he snksr-;.
Der Il CharlcstoWn. Application III person 81 -
letter win be promptly aslcnted "a. Z.
July - 1851. g. g. BRAGG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
Tailoring Rusinesa.
NOTIl,E.

VTINCINHELLER 8 LETORT. having dis
continued the Saddle and Harness Making
business IN Charlestcwn, respectfully request that
all persons indebted 10 them uonid call Immediate
" upon C. G. BRAGs. who has their accounts, and
settle the same J. Vincinheller, still carries on
the above named business in all lis branches IN
Martinsburg, where he will be happy 70 al al or
ders from Jefferson and adjoining counties. Orders
LEFT with + ~ Carer, in Charlessown shallreceive
prompt attention. as well as all others.
= January Ii lSS2-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
Tn fhe Ladfca.

<>rrf, sol al L aides Dress Goods for Fall use
4 j e nov complete having just received Pink
Hid, ard MOE Eolored Mouslins. Caslmerss ana
linssss. LOCK, CRAMER = LINE
september 9, IS59
BACON Prime country cured Hams nnonlu-
ID ers and Sides. for sale by -. :. :, -.
sepf9 KEYES Z hEAkpl-E.A 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
Fashionable 4C1ot hing.
AVN. AVAIL.
Psnn Avenue, betreen oh and l0tA Streets
(Ncxt to Mr.. Shank's Iron Building,J
WaaLingtOn, ID. e..

Il
(Ncxt to Mr.. Shank's Iron Building,J
Washington, ID. g..
yT7OULD respectfully say 70 the citizens OF JET.
wv ferson and the Valley generally that he has
enlarged and extended his Clolhing Establishment,
making il one ii The largest and most extensive
Clothing Depos IN this part ofthe country.
Itsextent Is two floors running SO feet deep, and
employing from IS 10 100 hands, thereby giving
employment 10 our own mechanics and sempsresses
and Offering goods as low as they can be bough, al
the North.
am prepared 10 make TO order, the most fashion
able aud elegant assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSTjfERES AND FESTINGS,
10 be found in this city, at prices as low as those
bought at the cheapest readysmade Store in Wash
if.ssIcn, and Of superior make and finish. In tex
ffre and quality, aal my goods will compare with
any Merchant Tailurs in the District, and atmuch
less cost rs my desire is to do permanent custom
iradesI am determined 10 give entire satisfaction,
aud all Dols purchased, il not found 10 be as rep
resented, aliberai dednc ion will be made
All Clothing made to order, willbe cheerfully
taken back Il foundinot to suit
Constantly on hand large, general and complete
assortment of Ready-made Clothing al prices e
suit the times
Also atsny Establishment three doors East of the
National Hotel.
The citizens OF Jefferson and the Valley visiting
Washington are respectfully INVITED To- give me /
cail, as feel confident they will be amply repaid
March IS. lsJ2-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
Fam Carpets. and on ClOths.

6HEAP, New and Beautiful, can be had on the
" most accommodating terms, at G. GRIF-
FT1HS Carpct Warehouse, where he keeps every
article apperiaining 70 this busifess Dent ms
Cav ST. and Tripost's alley.
Ralfimnre Sent q 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
Carpets, Oil Cloths, &C,

no YOU WANT BARGAINS! Then go 70
u G. s. GRIFFITH. No.s77 Baltimore sheet
between Gag and Tripoeus alley. He has Just
received by importation and from the best MANU-
faetures 10 The United States, as well as from auc
ton sales cheap and most splendid assortment Of
beautiIul Carpets Oil Cloths, and Matiings, Fur
niiure CoRers. Mats. Stair Rods, Linen, &C.
Raltimore Semi 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30

THE Scholastic DutIes 81 this Institution, will
= be resumed on MONDA Y The 6tA Of Septepi-
Der aext
The Board aud Tuition including furnished
Rooms, Light Fuel &c, $500 per Scholastic year,
PAYABLE half-Seary Id advance.
For Circulars and other particulars, address,
III. WINCHESTER, President,
AwQ ID 1852 F'yedey9rk CSI,, Nj
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
los. NJ BALLARD Iowa CITY, Iowa.

From the Congressional GLOBE, June Ian, 1891.
The rest Of the day consumed in considering
and passing bdor the relief Of Edmund Brooke Of
Georgetown, to enable him TO bring two negro bows
{ INTO the District. after the time restricted by law had
expired, that they might be ia his family with their
8 mother, instead Of being sold to negro dealers
After repeated motions to postpone the bill ude6.
nitely to day certain, and lay il the table, aud
" after debate Of the character which always occurs
when the SUBJECTED slavery touched in the House.
E the bill was passed by ayes and nays, lc6 TO AZ
From this it appears that the deliberately and
not Inadvertently given.
The following is the bill;
e An act authorizing Edmund Burke to remove 10 the
District of Columbia, slaves, owned by hin, Drior
to his removal from Virginia.:
g Be it enacted &c. Thai Edmund Brooke of(seorec
towns m the District of Columbia be authorized and
Permission is hereby granted him. TO bring from the
State OF Virginia into the said District Of Columbia two
negro slaves namely John and Alfred the property Of
the said Brooke and to have and 10 exercise the same
rights Of property and ofowncrsp the said slaves
as il they had been brought by The said Brooke into The
said District Of Coumba-any law custom or usage 70
the contrary notwithstanding This shall be la force
from ITS passage Approved June 80, 1881 wide
on the table, which facd yeas 60, nays 80, Flank
LIN Pierce rottng in the affirmative; and thereupon
the bill passed. yeas Io6 nays 81, FRASKLiS Pierce
uoting in the negatire. wide H. Jour- Isl 23d
Z" Cong, p. 743.
By reference to House Journal, find that the
tire Southern Delegation voted for the billiard cspe-
cially every member from Maryland and Pnginia-the
two States more Immediately interested.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30

a LIFAYS SOMETHING NEW e. CHEAP
IN al g. s. GRdFFITHS OLD STAND. No.
100 Baltimore Sired, next to the Patriot Office
Fan UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Of every descrfp-
ton, new and beautiful are now open for whole
lici,ed 10 call Also, On hand and made 70 order,
Venitian Blinds; Curtains; Feather Beds; Mat
,resses: Cotsas' w adding, sc. [Sept . 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30

~ J ohm Millions, the husband of Jane,
lately executed IN Richmond, fer the nlur.
der sf Mrs Winston and child, vas tried on
Tuesday, for being an accessory found gun,
ty, and sentenced e be hung en ne "a ..s 2.
October. Jane confessed before nsI s 49,
ton, tina. shelpoifoned child o. 9ilS' T" -
st,,,ss soa,e months ago
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30

E III tske your part IS The dog said
when be robbed the cat Of her portion Of ths
dinner
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30

NIL b opened again for Boarding and Day
scholars On tie l5tk If mezs s pten15sv, and
continue rs Session until The 18Th Dir Jnly Pupils
vii not be received for less time than i Half
For Boarding and Yuition IN En-
glish tinclading al expenses.Y SI65 per session
For Day Scholars, S25 and $50 y e
A9cient anc Modern Languages, so Each.
ksAlusic, Si2 per quarter
- For further infoEmalionsa Circular will BE
sent ~ AZ. WILLIAMS
Aug. 20, la52-tf Principal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
SaddIery 8 Harness AIakipg.

N al Of is various branches: and am nrrnared 10
pnt - a good work and Il as short noiice. ana On
as accommodating terms. as any one ii the State 81
Nifsla,s. Come one. come ali and see me before
HIDES-The highest cash. rsfce n.;a a. Il,
kinds Of Green aud Cured Hides. - Z. -
EDWARD SMITH
Harpers-Feny, Oct g. 1851 High ssree.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30


E-Y- The efforts of the Enquirerto produce an is
sue between Seward and the people of Virginia is
the best evidence Of the weakness Of its cause and
evidently testies the alarmed state OF his parity
Each successive day thai paper warns the people
of Virginia against Seward; while il is silent on
The posilioa Of Van Buren, Haileit and their asso-
ciates among the New England Democracy
But this is vain hope il will not suit the ext
geLcies of the times Practical evidences are
wanted by the people Of Pierce's capacities as a
civilian patriot and a statesman: besides heis
found in bad company. sTcll me with whom you
live and I'll tell you wEo you are" is an old and
true adage.
Now ibc people Of Virginia, Tic Democrats b
VTrgiaio, remember the past course Of ihe New
Hampshire Democracy ca the slave qnssiion.-
rhey have not forgotten the message Of G5y. Floyd
10 The Legislature OF Virginia on this subject
They have not forgotten the insulting resolution.
sent BIZ The New Hampshire Legislature TO the Wiz
ginia Legislature on this subject They have no
forgotten the course Of Van Buren, in lS45, % Sum
/. nsr in 1851 50, and the New Eagiani Democra
cy" ia his election TO the Ueitid States Senate
The Enquirer will in vain seet 10 hide and dis
guise the unlrusiworihiness Of It's men and party 3
4 the cry or Sewardisn. The psop.e Of Virgint:
4 are vel writhiDg under Jshnsonisas. People WHIT
/ live In glass houses should not THROW Stones
Tfsfhmoad JIkis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
National Agricultural and Seed
WARE ae 0WGRa
WASHINGTON cIIY.

TINE subscriber begs tssse 10 call the attention
- Of The Farmers Of Jefferson. and the adjoining
counties, 70 Of the most extensive and best 81
iected assoriments Of Agricultural Machinery and
Implements 10 be found 10 any similar house in
the Dated States His arrangements with All he
best manufacturers In This count v enable him 10
infnsh, 81 fcery prices every article required for
Inc farm; and all goods, leaving his establishment,
- GeffeatefF - prore as repneseAicd His stock
F0RT'fSJstRIETIES oFJpLoUGHS.
among which may be fibnd the celebrated Premium
Centre Draft Wrought and Cast-iron Self Sharpen
er; the Deep Tiet Sod the Ga, furrow ditto !; the
premium New York Nos. IS 10, 1874 20. ri and
y the subsol and hilf side pleus hs Of every va.
riety and price.
Gaiiirators, Hayrors, Cast Iron Field Rollers
f'iefsen's Peasscks q. Sinekaisss Tgheat Drills
Hussey's and McCdmicks
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
4 GOOD ANEcDOTE.

We should be unwilling to particularize
how long since, but at time when we we're
considerably more ycrdant than at present,
VIC happened to be travelling in Ireland, that
land from whence so may travellers come,
and to which so few go Having one day an
invitation to dine with gentleman who
lived few miles from one of the second
rate towns, we engaged nondescript yehl-
Gle and an equally nondescript driver. TO
take. us to the residence of our friends
Paddy, with an independence as decided as
if it had been nurtured under the stars and
stripes, continued, for a good part OF the
tourney. smoking villainous tobacco through
blackenei pipe stump. occasionally reiley-
ing bis feelings by bowling out some catch.
4 native melody not idealized by Moore -
To us he did not condescend to address any
conversation whatever, until suddenly, at .
turn of the road, We found ourselves passing
a grave yard, thickly studded With noru
ments.
Jehu. turning towards us, rather startled
rs by the statement that only the blind were
| hurled IN that spot Noticing fine man
sion 4 short distance beyond, on the sam'
side Of the road, we nodestly suggested tha
probably ihe imposing building before y
was an institution for the blind
Not at all, yer honor answered Paddy
aBut how, then, does it happel, We re
/ piled, athat this burying ground IS exclu
sivel7 for the blind 4"
aWhy, dye see, yer honor" quickly o.
swercd the malicious Milesian, I've were
nice young man then, and thought all JOKE
at our expense inalicions,l I'VE are not
the habit, In ireland, 81 barying people, u
7 III tkep can s:o longsr sec e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30

~ Men don't be bashfal il tho presence
Of young ladies' they don't like Il. Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30

s.Mr. Seward has even resolved for decencys sake,
~ - "a Europe disconnccting his namc entirely tom
ne canyass ~ " e1nesday's Union
we extract the above from cores 9ondclt Of The
Tn;on fSom New York. Ia long letter. the writer IS
ayene 70 show that is impossible fo Scott % get the
S,sss n New York, because Of the ind dcrenee q
,rara aad his followers. 70 his election Yet, in the
@ 81 tis declaration, the Union contains an elaborate
sel 10 prove that Stewards IS the lender q Sc ,tt ald
the Whe FfecsoleFs: aad this, too. whea Hale, the
Whg Freeso candidate, i expected @ cgnceatrsie On
hirsseK the entire hig Freesol yote-vhlc an BIZ
~ Z Is carry 10 Pierce the entire Democ aiie Freesoi
vnse VIII The eyes cf the South never be opencd p
win the scnselezs vapid exPetives Of these pstcal
scarec,cs never 10 be rung, credulcns pc-
palar carr And this glaring effort i made % decisive
the Spafh-when the xFhig Frccso1 vote sin open qp
;,;on "a cot.-beeausc o his devotion toJhe srighs
n se Sou:h:~ while tbs Democratic Frcesol te is
dIIed under Van Bnrra and Sumaer, to sustain PeTce
hre,uses ssTHE sfEN WHO wouLD DISSOLVE TnE Us on
I "A naf HATE SLAVERY MORE THAN HE Did,
ana when this very man, SUMNER moved in his place
4, The United States Senate bat the other day, 10 nE
prAr rHE FueITtvE SLAVE Law. Verify, the faith o
ne Union ii TIE erednIity Of the South increases, hs
necessities for deccving the people increases sgMsEa
Van I3cR M and The ssNcw England Democrsc in II
yar a. s.scaihefn rghts.'' Why might = son ex
ptct 10 see the leopard change his spots = s'g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30

II NoS-paying sghseriseIs are thus talked e
BY Southern cdliof
Wagons cannot run without wheels
boats without steam balIsfrogs jump witil-
out legs, or newspapers be carried on an ev-
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