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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
A aEMiNIscENcE.

In Norfolk last week, three story brick house
on Little Water street, built in 1905, was DESTROYED
By fire. The Norfolk Herald saws;
TWAS in this house that shocking TRACE.
dy occurred in 1906 Two gam blers broth
ers, of the name Of Davis rented the third
story for the purpose Of keeping a pharo
table. One night an Italion, whose name
We believe was Colmini, (Cealminer, as he
was commonly called) visited this establish.
ment, and meeting with extraordinary luck.
finally broke the bank The Davises and
another Of their fraternity charged him with
cheating he protested his innocence. but it
was to no purpose. They attempted TO
seize him, but he broke from them and fed
down the narrow dark stairway, all three in
close pursuit. On the second landing he
stepped aside, unperceived, and as each
passed him en- the right, in the eark, he
gave him fatal stab with stiletto5 in the
left side, and push down the next flight
The two Davises were MORALLY wounded
and died withipose4 hours; their companion
fingered several weeks and died alse. The .
Italian escaped s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
CONGRESS- /. nooTs.

A singular tgPie for medical discourse
neyerthelass shoemakers seen not 20 have
discovered that the patent Congress boots
and shoes. which are kept as tightly lifted
to the. ankles ss boa constructor wonld
hold his rrty. are Injurious 1t would con-
stitute, VS. think, S<ormidable list, were
some one to write down all the swelled feet !.
aud drepsical limbs made go BY the use q
these very gracefully fitting, but oeiections,
Bile India rubber eontriyauces they bind
the veins as closely as ligature for bleed
5s;nc and therefore very seriously interrupt
Die functions of hesuperfeial vessels whleh
are5under their unreiaxing pressure through
sfhe day The fact is undeniable that our
ancestors understood the art Of being com
fertable far better than ourselves. Ihey
| lived longer, and were freer frem the thou
| sand aches and pains with which the present
generation are familiar Tight crayats, gum
elastic carters, ladies' under garments arr
/ held UP by cording the waist to the lulur!
/ Of all the vital apparatus, instead o. suspen
i ding them from the shoulders they use
to ia; these have been the beginning Q
thousands Of cases of siakkzess, Nat nay
i ended in premature death. But the Coz
Grass boots are the latest health destroyer
insidiously beginning the work OF deStrretlo
i law down as 10 have long escaped obse
vat;on (. The utmost freedom should
given 3 the vessels about the ankles, The
sncl, variety Of tubes and vessels are co
verped5 into small space If they are u
naturally girded, and the flow Of tuids y !.
neded, distufhanccIin the system must f
low hut the true cause -in numberless
4 stances hiss been overlooked.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
REYENGa AAD DEATH.


bloody tragedy was enacted few daYsaso =,
,h.s streets of Milwaukee. young man nanieu
InbuM Lace was shot dead by Miss Ann W neel-
,r The Free Press states that MI, Lace hao r.
dncedsMjss Wheeler, milliner-doubtiess uhaer
an express or implied promise Of marriage-ahu
Md refused to make the only reparalion u hls po"
err by marrying her. He had aaso blszoHea her
shame 10 his boon companions. Driven TO desPe-
ration, She purchased double-barreiied pistol ara
dirk. met Lace, asked him il he intended 70 marry
her was answered no, with an-oa,hs when she pre-
scented the pistol 10 the back Of his head ana hfeu
and the seducer was a corpse. This avenger Of hef
own wrongs Stood by calmly uatil an officer VINO
was near, came up. She surrendered tue pistol
and dirk. avowed and glorifed in what she had
done, and walked with the officer tojai In giving
IN he dirk She remarksd-t" Il IS good onei and
| Intended 10 make sureswoIk Of itn Evidences O.
| bsr intention 10 commit suicide, the Free Press
| avs nave also been discovered. Miss Wheeler
4 bound to say, thaF&e wrong which he dIieer a.
exceeded the wrong which She has done him. al
long as society refuses 10 protee. The rights and
4 Vmaicate the wrongs OF woman she must be ex
+ pected to redress her OWE wrongs There is NOT /
IN an. deserving he name who wohld MOI ,ipfini.elv
plefeF 10 have his daughter or sister shot down y
the streets, than become the victim of the hearteS
ssduce."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
VALLEY TURNPIKE.

From the annual report OF the President and D;.
rec'ors We gather lhat this important work Is ia 4
mu q improved financial condition. The receip,.
during the past year were SIS. 100 and cuf,.,, g
penses Sl2sst Gut at the profits 81 $50 Of debf
nase oeea paia on. The cash on hand is Sc, 49,
enough topay aRIlhe remaining Indebtedness 5,
'ae Compaay save si,4i6. Tha; amount, it ispr.
sanea w,ll De more than covered BY the profits of
iAe year now commencing; when he s,,,cl iii
dou5lless rise Hiaeheser v;yg;.;a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA.
,orRTErN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA


The u. S. Mail Steamship Georgia, Lieut. Com
VIM Mitchell, u. S. N, iron Aspinwal, Navy
Bay, Oct 20, and Kingston, ia, 0ct. ~. arr Rsa
At New York at 10 o'clock last night The Geor,
eis brings 50 600 600 gold dust on freight ana
$500 900 10 the hands Of passengers. She also
brings The California mails 10 Get lst being tour
teen days later than any previous adyices received
It that rort.
The steamship Tennessee arrived AZ Panama
Oct 18th. with The mails and specie, and was The
only steamer al Panama. The Winheld Scot was
al Tobago waiting for engines hefare she aeopla
proceed on her voyage. The health Of the lsEhmns
| Is good, very few cases Of fever and no cholera
A military force has been organized under the
direction ofEeneral Paez which is Of great oene-
/ ft 10 passengers crossing the isihmus. The na
tires are not allowed 90 carry arms Of any cescFiP
| ton.
The Panama Railroad is IN good order and ~
| cars run twice day 10 Baracna. Kingston !
j quite healihy--no epidemic prevailing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
THE yILLAGE OF PIEDMONT. Va.


This lille village, situated in Hampshire coun-
~ va opposite.W esternport Md Is lne cfeauo ID:
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Inc oGnfs
berland Journal says;
I'll is beautifully located at The 1901 ul tne ny
sanv mountains, and is surrounded ~ "a al "a
Theatre of hills Here is located the sPienata en.
zine house Of the company and heregare q . Is 4
machine shops, unless itshonld be detefmIiea y
continue them al Cumberland. IheF Vnlsse "a
ready boasts OF lis stores warehouses aoeis anu ,be
nriyate dwellings, tit on inc sless = ~
p,a,,,ins are Tieh veins OF mi-bitulninous coai
neu ,a nils nr Two, IS lie mouth Of Savage
where also coal abounds Already srs "a t ana
properties ii his region coming in,n f ~ saormou
rise nraiae. The New Greek comrsng are aooG
,o'eoense operations not far from The moa ,.
savage and several Individual LIP, prep ,ae vi
likewise begin TO opego in shofs nhe !, II
/ reanced 10 certainty that the second rack 90 =
Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad will be soon require
for our coal trade"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
PREsByTERIAN SYNOD.

The State Synod Of the Old schoal pts.h,,..;..
Chureh in Virginia adjourned q s,,nrsr go.
a .s aner az interesting session Of four days
among ne business transacted, resolution was
adopted respectfully asking re Goverpor n -.
Safe 70 appoint day OF general ,hanksgiv;nv
The next annual meeting Of the Synod win Be he'd
ia7 College Church, Prince Edward county, in
October, 1853 - Wsa<l<sssr RspESiiean.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
RETURNED CALiFoRNIANs.

Messrs. DANIEL CccKERnL, JEssE SrEqpER
and JAcoB EEeLE, who went sor California il
1919. with the Chariestown Mining Company,
reached their homes IN safety on Sunday last
receiving hearty and cordial welcome from The
many relatives and friends they bad left behind
them. They are all IN good health and fine spi.
rits, and have realized, we hope, rich return
for the many hardskips and deprivaions which
they have bad necessarily to encounter. Spiri.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
Tup rrI Of SUMNER.

II
O. r-.d,.Ilv and 4 fmperceplibly hasthe saoN-
IN wsrn,., Il somuir snbsidet iutothe msilewea
temperature 81 Auiuhn that, unil reesn.,s, Nh
transition was scared noticed ana 7 -
Is designate any pOi4 !, which,; coalo . saw II,
one season ended ina the other oegaa-
weather does not always regard ne ashsaas, -
il ofi.p h.ap<ns id summer invades ne ns's Is
=, s.,.s,.ksr ,n ,,es possession Of Tie eniel pris
4 i,--fAr.wiar erh the beams 81 rs wAhlAs
splendor upon the e@hnes Of October TOT -
.n-s..k.a.r,. yv;der ID is turn, lays its trigid
ham. upop he allotted 70 SPring ana sei1ss
upon March as It's twn proper domain ~
ID, re are now minded tha, Summer 's reaiy
eoae The ehapgRg hues Of the forest ioilase
e.vs notice .ome veeks ago Of the gradual 1 ap-
proach 81 colder sgasuf; but 50 mug anp 500 ",
we're he suns rays 30 Bland ihe y.
the gorgeous vestursof the WOODS, WIN = ni-.'
tinted cOlors seemed rather The magn'ncens'as1 ~
~ of amature Sunmer than the symooi q II
pfoaehing frost. .n
= The iit., has cone. 1.-THE air bites shrewo's,
= IIAmIf |a.ys-aitis very cold" That = - say
n have 4 passing nip from the Arctic regions
/ ma - a as Il does % close upon 'ae ea's'l
n bread y, lingering summsri Il bfinssshiYstin'
i upoa Wig. III.
/ FIJI isahs tatblngsr o. Winter Nav 'hs iohi
disused garasn,s If woolen, ihe eloak NC ose.
eoat, are broush. forth from the rscesses Snste
i 10 Sc hoped soma careful housewife haa paeee
Diem away ii seeufily from the moths, NOV y :
discovefed thattheiday arc quite short, while p
evenings are sbwing longer and longer ana u
genial sa,faetis,s u the ite-sds, associated VII
pleasan "reminiscences Of social aud aoufehqd s
ioyments, again claim their own and have me
! 4 Claim allowet g
Al sransitlaa pAinl Ike thissat which a mafk'
change takes place between seasons--at which
; stand with Summer fresh about US and lo9A w
{ Ter ID the face-constntes an interesting period
: he year, and il analogous 10 some decisive ep1
IN human affairs when an old system, weth its q
: sociations still lingering and striving 70 mainta
thrir hold, gives way 10 a new order Of thin
which inexoFably demands lis place and sway.
We bid adieu to Summer and its aowersi and III
E TO encounter the rugged realities Of Winter as
# would dismiss from The mind some beautiful Visi
~ Of the fancy upon which imagination had loved
dwell, aud go to meet the call Of duty which gi'
us facts 10 deal with and the imperative requi
if tions Of daily responsibilities and business.
Baltimore ARteriean
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04


elssses.-~n'.s srylsnd b small outlay for e.
The productlFeness q re- seil an3 ADDED wealth 10
her people in any one s,,rs,v mor, than would for
years pay the expenses 0,~s,,inning fhat once
By analysis Of the soil, e -.;sres Is r.rlicular
manufes have been shown ~. .ssIss. md thusa
great saving has been accomp M ard large de-
posts OF rich natural fertilizers ke hen dfscoT-
cred. by which hundreds Of acres O. adtaceut poor
land have been reclaimed and brons6t 10 high
stale OF fertility n betoores Ms, feioirrymers as
lovers Of country press this subject eon the
consideration Of our Legislators, that We mr. IN
woke the power Of the Staie 10 aid our efforts - ~
fring high premiums to enlist the p ers y
The abiest wtsters in Calculating the grea = 1hs o
those scienees which best promote Ayr allure IN
test principles and Try experimentsy aih may leal
10 beneficial results.
Mr. President IN concinsio,i let me sincerely
congs atulate yon upon all thrGI have seen since
came into your Stale, and allsw me ioexpress III.
high gratihcaticn hav selt in viewing The evi
oences, every where s.ppafenl, of your prospeiou
ee1oiiion fou "a e much 10 be grateful TOT oofi
citi1ras q The no esi State H. the bright galaxy
me Tree kepnp Ics Of America enJoyiag Inc PITY
ilegts Of treer .om under her lberallsws and Twin
10 THIS rom 4fItie fertile and lovely valley, WITH ey
sfy comles. and appliance 70 render ltie happy
pecomes Jour duty TO improve these blessings
dpfn yor.f homesteads increase the fertility Of you
soil A. / prepare 10 leave, behind you, living las
irg Memorials Of your taste skill and industry
that your post rity with blessings on your meme
RES yaay exelaim with ihankfalness % onr henit
cen Creator our lines hare faiten 10 " IN Pleasai
Ptzetsi yea, re hare goodty Heritage,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
uoRR,BLE MuRDER.

The Alexandria Gazette gives the partlc-
alars ii horrible transaction q that city el,y,
Or IN SUNDAY the oath man named John
MeNally was buried in the Catholic burying
rronns a midnight This circumstance
ssvo rise 10 suspicious Of foul play, when the
sosy was exhumed, and on examination was
fonna 10 have received thirteen mus
s ne.. sbot wounds on the breast and other cuts
"a wonnds on the head. Warrants were
;m nr issued, and the family Of the
:, an arrested. They were his wife, sOn-sn,
law and daughter The sOnin-iaw, named a
Var had borrowed Gym from neigs0or
on SUNDAY, aud being called upon on Mon
a. for is return stated that he had hidden :
+ q The woods for fear Of being suspected q
.As murder Of McNally The rest Of tue
family affirmed that the deceased died ~ !, :
IT. The evidence against Vance, ana sas
| wife and daughter, was so strong tna M, nv =.
maris,rats committed all three to JAN, o.
4 Fairfax courthouse, TO answer the epass.
cefore the examining court IL y SAN ina =,
MeNally owned some property IN fn,lau st
mia and had some money at his own Deuss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
,nv yoRN -CI'maYsrAI. PALACE.

The New York Post publishes hana'
.oms view Of the Crystal Palace TO be erees
"a "a Reservoir Square for the exhaei,eA
afthe Indastry Of all Nations to be held -
suss ~. ba;ldiue Of highly imposing !
le9se a-a,n,an,sI character, somewhat similar
avn -, - ,ane,aI asnect 10 lis Lenloa prede.
cessor, though much less extenaea s III 20
s'va TIE ground plan ofthc build.
sas.n. ~ octacep, aud IS surmounted By
Greek cross, with a dome over the in ~,
ton Its extreme length and breaesa nIe
Saeb s65 feet. The entire space on lhs
sround fasr is III, 900 feet, in che jgalories
ID 600 fees-total area Il 5 ESQ feel, or aboas
i 4 aores. Tho dome will be las feet high.
The building will be constructed entirely
]. ofirou and glass The quantity Of iron -
be used will amonntto $50 tons. The ROOF
viii cover an5,area Of IA 600 square feet
The glass for the building will amount -
SO. 600 square feet, inc OF paees, 10 by 81
or SIS inches. The exhibaiOn will be open
cd on the second Of May next
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04

ANorHER FINE DIvIDEND. : Al she la, n,se.;ne
OF the Directors Of she Winchester and p5,ar,s
Railroad. he Old officers were re-electsI M rs
new year. and another handsome semi rnUsl al.
idend Of 6 perrsnt was declared. The dsmsrs.
caused by The freshe,. last Spring. have blen ,s-
paired IN the mos thorough and substantial nan.
ner. Al HarpersF Ferry, cast iron bridpe "a.
been bullt W5aelsst<r R<yn6i;<a..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
NATIONAL MONUMENT.

We are gratied ID learn that at the two places az Va
ting Charestown the contributions the wash
ington National Monument amounted to near twenty
dollars and would have been much larger but that many
voters did not observe the contribution box W.
not learned the result 10 other portions a the coontry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
wEnsrER,s PERsoNALAPPEARANcE.

The following description Of The person Of We'd
ster al the age Of ionyeight, was writer, by his
friend, the late Col. Knapp about twehty-IgapIl
years ago; 81
"The person of Mr.. Webster is singular
and commanding his height is above the
ordinary size, but be cannot be called tall Il
he is broad across the chest, aud stoutly and
firmly built, but there is nothing Of clumsi1
ness either ID bis form or gait. His bead
is very large. bis forehead high with gssd
shaped temples, He has large black sci
emn locking eye, that exhibits strength and
steadfastpess, and which sometimes burns
/ but seldom sparkles His halt is of raven
black, and both thick and short, without the
mark Of grey hair His eyebrows are Of
the same color, thick and strongly marked,
which give his features the appearance Of
sternness but the general impression Of
his face after it is properly examined, is
rather mild and amiable than otherwise II
4 His movements in the house and in the
street are slow and dignifed there is MO
peculiar sweetness ina his voice-its tones
are rather harsh than musical; still there is
! q great variety in them, and some of them
catch the ear and chain it down to the most
perfect attention lie bears traits of great
mental labor, but no marks of age in fact
his person is mere imposing now, in his foI--
tyeight year, than it wassat thirty years pf
age His manners at the bar, and in the
deliberate assembly are peculiar. Hear him
and you will say that his elOquence~ is
founded on no model, ancient or modern =
all is his own excellencies and defects, =
His voice has an extraordinary compass. =
His EN- Phasis belongs to himself alone; tits
founded On 10 rule nor can it be reduced
70 any" 2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04

~ The Cumberland, Nd, Telegraph
states that extensive preparations s re- Is
progress in esnneetion with The dsrsIa. !
nent q the Coal interest in that quarter
a number Of new companies have been
formed a tract Of coal land, bought hst
spring BY Mr. ~ Miller for 500, xas s s5gI
short time since for $4,000 Apothsr
c esaa tract bought BY Messrs. Percy for
s sSOOO, vas sold By them recently for s9s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
BERRfyILt.E AND CHARLEsTo,yN
TURNPIKE.

Al persons to use this Pike, Or any part thereof
The year, can do 50 by applying to the Directors
Tickets fsr Wagons may be had al the gates for
seventy cents IN ne dollar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04

Egeets Of gearing Tght Bsois-Thom.,
ttpPencotts yoapg man now lirins At n,
Sopmerclal Hospital, has injured ole ofhi
pet to such an extent by the prac.ic. ~
wearing tight bpots, that it IS neeessary ~
have 1t amputated The operation will h.
performed oa Satur lay afternoon -
| - L Cincinnati (t,.....A..-,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04

II We regret 70 learn that Mr.. Charles q.
Wilcox, clerk in The War Department, aged 4
bout thiriy-six years, met with sudden and aW-
full death last evening He was returning 10 The
city on ferry boat after days excursion beyopd
he Potomac and when near the shore On this side.
bis gun accidentally went or lis contents passing
through his head. Mr.. Wilcox vas most vorsbT
citizen and esiimahle gentleman, and leavesbehipd
him young and helpless family.
Eakkiagfen IatsLligeacer nf 6. t...s.9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
Oirairlia .frtt Dress .
By 3. Il. GALLAHER 8 co.
TgURSDAT MORNING.
NOVEMBER 4, 1882.
pRRslDENTIAL ELECTlON.


Below ne give The result y tie Presidential Election
II ge6erson Countv, d Tuesday list The morning Of
tke election as very unfasOrablsthe rain descending
L times ia torrents. Al tine i hailed With greA.
seesity. This, ii course. eperased against The Wigs
q our aged voters not being able 70 get 70 the
Pons, Whilst our opponents were active. The iOcos
were eOueHt q carrying The county on this occasion
by one huudr majority. neonseqaente q the dsaee-
ton Of VIII have heretofore aeted with the Wing
party. and the iouisy II their Own party Returned
cslifonians, who srssd the franchise N California
were permitted 70 cast ter votes for Pierce and kim
-admtting'as d Thea did that In voting In Cali
fosnia they did % isguHyn lfthey return cslifor
MA will they not say inreufn that they voted 'sgai
I ~ In Virginia, But thanks 70 ths indomitable WIFI
Of The eUn,errfed Precinct" (sheph.rd.iown) Jeleg
/ son county has been saved from loeofocoisaa. ~
The majority ioF summers, Wing, over johnson, IN
10 December last. was III, The yotesel0l EnnmsI
! git-Johuson SGT. Scots majority s62 III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04

n Co. VIM ii Hartman Of StauntOn,
has been appointed BY the Governor Of Viz
glnia; member Of the Court Of Directors Of
the Western Lpnatic Asylum, in place Of
James Points, deed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04

10 There is q great scarcity Of wo,no,.
70 Minnesota, AID the men are to 60 to 9TH
.fr places ia search Of wives, and ara con
iracting habits Of celibaey. A cargo Of ia.
dies would 60. offquick. ' "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04

~ The Mississippi Senate, by a vote 81
to 10 has refused 10 rescind the vote of
densure upon Senator (now Gov) Foote.
pissed in $780,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04

Ratlroad Subscription. The sense Of tl,a
Yeters Of Richmond, Va, is to be taken On
tne "a OF December, on the propriety Of
subscribing S50,D00 to the Richmond and
DanYille Railroad ~ ] !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04

Large Sale OF Wook-A sale Of 2s0 mn
Y ibs took place At Cincinnati, last week, for
Y!l29,ooO cash The prices gwen show 4
infge advance on the rates at which III
market opened s'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04

~ An editor of a German paper in 8,
Louis has been severely horse w6ipned H.
come German Indies. for editorial abnss -
their husbands 0sher editors in the c;tr
are protesting against this exercise Of WON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04

In speaking Of the election in this county neghbor
Ct the Spirit INDUCES in the following remark in refer
ence to what he terms the g Recusant Wings -
The election pas sed off with but little excitement
and there were but fe boilers from either party
he recusant Wings, who had terribly as the
Army IN Flanders that under possible circumstan-
ces would they vote for Scott, swallowed as meesy as
sucking doves their rash declarations and calmly sub
mitted to the er being fastened to their necks.''
Now, whilst we deny that all the Wings who ex
pressed themselves adverse to Scott submitted the
halter do assert that Eler did more to re-
dace the Wing majority, than all other causes pnt
gethcr The Loyalty Of the ,cos prevented them from
uttering single word in opposition their nominee
whist the indlscren Of some of the Wings gave aid
AID comfort to opponents inducing them to
indulge the hope Of carrying the county for Pierce On
the s Recnsants' rest heavy responsibility.
Do We have heretofore failed to I,rofer cur sympa
thles 70 our neghbof Of the Free Press in the acton
which he has encountered After bel ug confined 10 his
room for three or four weeks By sickness he visited the
District IN the hepcs of recuperatng his PROSTATE
gies, but there had The misfortune be quite severely
njuhed BY has horse falling in the streets e Georgetown
lie has the BEST wishes Of the community for his speedy
recovery, aud in this of his polite u defeatand
disaster, his bitter political opptuent would
not desire to add bodily his mental suffering Spirit
I'VE thank cur neighbour Of the Spirit forhs sympa-
thy al bodily affection. We trust, however, to be
pegs agaia short time. As to 'spoEtc de-
feat and disaster. neighbour rye have
philosophy enough 10 bear with resignation for .turn-
about, perhaps. ss fair play" If We have been de-
feated in the Presidential contest by fair means we
cannot object Bdtwe have reason to believe otherwise
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04

- Paddy Town Post Once. n h.
selEe county, has been changed 10 the nsIns