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roRfRArT -tsD IMMATURE PAINT
FXC.

II viii IL seen, from an mn sunee pent 10 aroiher
column that oef yennS eoahiy- man, D1Yi1 z,
nESDeksoy, hastakeR soonls n chafifstoM3n 1T
ta9 puFpoSe Of pursuing ais professor as IN
Artist WE haFc seed sons of rs p4::h4tinss p q
whilst We do net profess iole esng8issss -we.
venture The assertion thai be will give ehlifc III
faeiion 10 all wh0 may fa7aag HIN with their pa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20
|AlcARD

Pereeiving that all impression exists in Inc minds q
othc voters ofthc county that had yotctagainsf
the New ConsituoES with Che view II rciaoyng such
impression, hereby state that il the first instance,
voted for the call Ell he Conyenon and subsequently,
when tie New Cons itton was submitted to The people
for ratification rejection, voted for il. adoption
which facts the Poll Books, deposited in the Clerks OF
fee Of tic county Co9rt, w ab0ndantl} testify.
ROBERT +. BROWN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20
ordinations.

70 tie Eaifor cf.l.e Free Pres
DEAR Sir WhstI feel grateful 10 t,oso ,Foze LIMA
Partially has presented me as a candidate for The Mag
lsracy n District No ~ yctcircumstances nnneeeSss-
ry TO einerate sugse The Proprieiy cfmy withdraw
al. Respectfully
JAMES w BEILER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20
the Edifnr. Id ~ Eife Pr.

GEx4LEsES We see ourselves anno1ncsd IL the
Spirit Of Jefferson, candidates for the Ma@sstray 81 IN,
MiddleHay District No q This has been doie with
oat consent or appreciation. Although the party
with which act have majority in the District e
wish not to claim for that party bat two out of the four
Magistrates; and tere have been announced in The
last weeks Spirtof Jefferson, the nanes Of r. w Bay
Tor and Jacob W agdly, Esqs., q cur party we can
net consent allow to 90 before the Voters Of
the District to defeat our wishes on this subject
JOSEPH SMITH.
JAMES GRANTHAM
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40 kIiis EDEIO!;.

Mr.H y. GALLAfEn- sir report i being circu-
lated that voted against The adoption Of the Amended
Constitution or fae to vote at ais take s oecasioa
to say that my VOTE will be found recorded in favor Il
ratfying the New CbHstntion as well as ID favor aftc
call Of the Convention. Yours Sc
May -, 1852. DANIEL, MADDOX
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20
no THE EDITOR.

Mn. GALLAHEa- Dsa 81: You viii please strike
my name from the list of candidates for the 8Eagisracy
in this District. as haze declined being candidate
Respectfully, yoar obedient servant,
ISAAC FLEMING. Be
Ha5pers- Ferry, EIayEI4, Is52
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20
70 s.e f.si.tofs Of 81 Pree Press.

y
SlR -As bells ye tkere Is deSign Of a conspiracy
going ca against our werthy friend G. G. BRAGG, who
has ii all eases arcd his duties faithfully 10 defect
his eIecpn for Constable. and the effort is made to put
circulation th said Bragg has declined running.
but deny that bo true, and would BE- very sorry il
it waE for woull regrct 10 losss sum officer
May 90 1852. AI1NY EorErs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20
"2ICII9E0GD M0g.,

4, a1-~aan Governor JoavsoS from the odfim
proaustd y ii, 90, ,' 'a'iag he raaishnsa, q
jordan Hatcher. lsom, Of Inv loeys@o psess' SIS
Petersburg Dsn9cfaD have masniaqa ihe ael y, :
few ia9iseteet p2rsons iato great ata5, making i
appear, that the G3ssraor vas lyuchei, tsc. The
Richndad WbiS says -.
aThel Grand JarY 81 Richmond has been 10 SIS
soa Sc saEal days his week has sum n9ned great
rlang prisons aat asaoas oSlefs, the eilor.of the
Enqair4F. who i ore 81 The Democrats reEiahces,
and ebhht not maze out any facts. MOT only was
the i4atliag G5gsfaof .5iaS9a not bpoven but it,
was ne4shpwa lAata rose-baSh 10 TIE enclosure
was daaiag. " win]ow broken The bel was
ruag, there were sogl& awful sroanS and lfleous
yeis hlt all THAR, though not cFe6itable % t5e
parties engaged ii IT, does uol consiAae teaSoa
This republican land II he edittf oGihe Ebqairer
could establish aNEfhaons conduct, he would have
done il when se'0fe aie Grand Jury; Bat he was
not the Idnly Democrat before the Grand jury.
Various others were spnmoad a+al appeared; but
they dough Prsseat AZ the @mus c9nl1 make
nothing more o. il taaa the editor 81 The Enquirer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20
D lie d:

Ga Moadav, thsE l0th inst, Mrs. ELIZA BErH
ROACH relct of the late WILLIAM RoAcF, Il South
BpliYar in the slst Aear cfher age.
Departed this life. the morning Of the 2ath Aprii,
after ilfacss e fsg days, EI.lZABEFHSTEN ART !,
wifi Of Jo.iN Srsw Iar, agcl as 1ut s. years.
In Ills e1alty. 81 the Instant, Mrs. HARRIET
s. NICHOLS wife bf DAVID NIcHoLs asl daughter ef
THEoDoaE BsALL, iii the 10Th year Of rs age.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20
ENcll s,sa,.I,g.uAs.


The French faas putiis he'd IN New f,ss--S' {
tCaaffief rs lies g 1--e9selades AZ aFiisieen
this Subjeciin iesd weF.!s
Itponeeras, tkcn, The loEoroE ile = n.
G6rsIament, than Tie French Spohatton blii
should at l6pgth 81 Passed L i now ffiy-
two years since france actually paid the in.
demuity it provides, and il is high time that
the depository should payit over 70 these
entitled The majority Of the newspapers
very properly insist upon the necessity Of
now passing the bill, and for our oW... ,art;
Nc are disposed To bid it Gea sFeea, were It
only to. get ril Of this odioas- and lying
(menteur) conjunction Of words French
Spoliation, which tendsto saddle upon our
country responsibility. The whole weight OF
which the United States should surely bear
alone
~ & n 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20
HOMESTEAD BiAL.

The Natioaal raaIisencer, thus expresses itself
il reference tothis liiI:
Before The Adjournment en- WEDNESDAY. The Gill*
EJr lie universal targess of the Public Domain to
al handles comcrs, was forced tlTqpssh The House
Y yeSs NJ III a6riy lhan had been aiItieiaafl5
Nhp JUDGED but 40 a5slinatGly brave man In
body subject tas The House isl TO biennial renova-
ton, Would dlrc to@0te against Bill which makes
a donation from the rfdasnrr-for that is lie tue
end and effect Of The Bill-io The amount Of Hun.
G!tGs al Millions al Dollars, 10 personalities nov.
eIty1, from whateRer cause arising is their only
ground q tiie 10 itl To so apparently r6-
Spltlar ahlae1SuTe, hh3agh demonsYaLIg an unwise
prolisa lily aits%lf and 50 certain, as like eti ct
folio $ ike car 5 i 10 convent this ReEAhlir sooner
or later, iEl3 teSao,is.a d. an an9fchr-agafast
81 so2@$ar measure as This what but The steu.cst
nergcs could enaae any Representative Of tha
In times of danger to The Republic heretofore. We
have called 10 the people 10 Lock 10 the SENATE p
cfisiS,EAich i 10 determine The fa1e of The Re-
pa d9notmean Immediately ofcourSe but
coaSegneafiatf-fs presented blythe passage ~ The
louse Of Representatives oil This hin 10 Strip ihe
nation oil he domain which is The basis oi credit
ana lis power; and thai passage accomplished by
tarnias its back On AL the legitimate and important
measures iaF tile pa5lic geJt which il has, las IL
systematically, nagl. cted Tot The months
q tAs session This crisis appeals oIke Senate
with greater soteaHnitv than any thai las ever
heretofore arisen III lie history ofths Government
For who does boil see that this bill is but tAe enter
ing wedge 10 farther and total dispossession ofIhe
public domain4 And who does not sec lha-the
public domain once exhausted By these gratuitous
charlottesville ncxt thing in order viii Sc The dis
tfibutipn ef the landed property Of land owners a.
InonS these who OWN none, or not enough 10 salts
~ them. with all The concefis and consequences
which follow ii thetfain ofsueh agrcrian measures?
Ehoss SenicEnen who support this measure we
are satisfied fear no such consequences Rnt he
VIII, fLas no latter appeher sion of them musthays
Feadtbe history Of The Republics Of old with Other
eFessahan oars aad in a sense entirely different
rom thai IA Wish they were understood by their
ancestors, who, IN flaming The Government Of his
Republic, adapted its parts. and resricted its
grants of power, with a determined purpose 10
guani i from The eIrors and corfupli9as which led
10 thtiEsdoWntaIl
We eannot conclude these few remalSs without
directing the attention Of onr readers IL The fact
thai bill pi this consequence was passed by vote
which shows that some serenity members were
either abseal Or, being present, did not vote upon
the question.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20
ACiRD.

Having nnderstoon that "a report is in circulation that
have withdrawn al candidate for the office Of COM
missioner OF the Reynac, would take this occasion to
norm the public that am stl candidate and design 10
remain sueh IhankEnl for the many manifestations Of
Kindness respectful solicit the votes Of 8 AMI
May y, 1852. .I JOHN G. RiDENOJR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20

Emigration TO CQlitorRia The rush Of
emigrants 10 California continues anabated,
and every avenue Of travel toward tie Pacif.
10 continues crowded with those who, are I'm.
patiently makingt their way thither. The
steamship Northern Light, which sailed
from New York for Nicaragua, on II ednes
Cay, took out the unexampled number Of
nine bundled and Fifty passengers. all
bound 70 California, and the Crescent Civ.
which sailed on tie same day for Asppinwail
also, TOOK out three hundred and sixty PAS.
zsengerss making total in one day of thir-
teen hundred and ten passengers
~ Al samlerviile, s. G., abouilen DAYS sincr.
tie following pait iai event occurred -
a gentleman was busily engaged in plant.
ing out the common gctkoie iasmia riae IN
his yard and, after trimming away a few az
the roots, threw them aside, where they were
picked up BIZ twoof his little clIildsen aged.
as VIC are Informed, about three aud i've
years The children we're PLAYING viii,
them for Some time, and no doubt chewcd
and swallowed portions Of the root. After 4
short simc, the youngest returned to its
mother and. laying down near where Sic
was sitting. feE into slumber, as she sun
posed After while, she called to awake
her chiIl hut Intellectually. She STONED
down p raise it up, but it was dead. The
elder child was then+taken III. aud ii the
course cf few hours, was also in the land
Of spirits.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20
cIr,i.I1r CnItnr.

81 We aIre authorized 10 announee CIIAS. III i
STENARIlas candidate for lRs&Clefkshin pt fbel
Circuit Couit 1f Jefferson County under the Ne4,
Constitution So March A .Is5sa
81 We are auhofized TO ANNOUNCE II o BERT
T. BROWNIES IA candidate for the Clerk>hip. ot'
The circuit Cont Of jefferson County. under lie
new Constitution &Esb, 3 ts51
We are authorized ID announce BENJAMIN
LUCAS as a4talalitate for The CfrrkSI;S 3ar ~.
Sireu!i Court Of Jefferson County, under lie rev
GonslHAVon. San %, 1859,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20

siSerL4E .OceraR ENcE--A Young wo-
man, Eno ltook passage IN the cars from this
city, fewidays since, for Baltimore. Under
eircum instances that caused her movements to
be Watched, was arrested, upon her arrival
At BalslpeFe, charged With having feIonious-
II appropriated to her own use the money
Of other persons, obtained Ii the course If
her travels; and held to await further in.
yesligation. Hlsshiagtoz. Repasdl;e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ATroRyEy,

.E5 We are authorized 10 annouce 1AWS9N
B0fTS Esq. as c; ndilale for The office 81 ,ati
meawealtlls Attorney, at the first election un,irr
The New Cohstitalion Match III.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20
VIRGINIA LEGIsLArURE.

In tha IlBEss OF DELEGATES on Eriday. Mr.. Bot
tom of amelia submitted The following preamble
and resolutions, which, on moiop!tf MIR. ot!e Of
Meckienhugi were laid upon The liable for the
PRESENT.
The naf5cr Of Wm pl Jackson 4hyas Tried on The
l2ih of March lastly the iIastiass Court Of The
city Of Richmond foand guilty, and was .ea;enced
10 be halieed on the 23d dag Of April, 1852 !: and
whereas G0T J3hason did, on Id GIN oi May com
mute thesentehce against thesald Haeherio sale
and transppf alton beyond the United States aud
did on he IitA iasf in compliance with he 5h
section of The 5tb article of The Constitution com
muaieaea 10 tie General Assembly his reasons for
the said c0mmHlati0n her fore,
~ Il ftsolrf9 That while The General Assembly
heiieveskhattfov Johnsoa incommuLins The puAi- h.
ineDi Of sabl <lave, was Influenced hgfths 4aIe
m4llXttstase d.5s Jittaes or mercy and humanity,
aterthe most careful examination of The eslid O.
ny elected at .he tial of tie said slave, and after
u most deliberate consideration oi The reasons as
signed vi Goy..johnsoa il bis Iae message - This
House tjr committing lbe punishment If jle,con-
wet. the General 3sseT 1bly 81 Virginia feels con-
sfranedtp express its beiefihat ibis aei of Execu
live celfenrY @as III advised and ID after ts De-
eided Misrepresentation Of Tie reason 9f said coaaq-
tatioR /"
The Sinlta bill to ancul the act passed March
81, 1851 Hconeefrina voRpp,eers. was taken mr.,
'whereuH0n, Mir Tall.leJfo ef4red an amendment,
providiH47hat tho bFe-lakFs or any change thereof
which may be adopted blythe Board Of officers shall
not take tfeet until Ill shall hc subscribed 10 BY
/ 4 majority of II, members (other tllqn honorary
members ofea company. The amendment was
agreed ". and ihe bill or4ere9 10 q third reading
In the Hose or DGLsa1rFs, On Saiar3ag The
bill from lhe Senate 10 amend he act (passed Ct
The last sassi9n11 concerning voi0Ricers was taken
up. aadMlected -i9r The wantof a constitutional
majority tihe vote resGGIg-Y yeas IS, nays 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20

4 woman was Eedged tight in the
chimney Of her house ii Philadelphia The
other day. Tho masons had to coma and
cut her cut She said she had fallen ii
while hanging out clothes Oh tho roof but
other folks said she had been trying 10 hide
from the police. She remained Il her horri-.
bic position between seven and EIGHT hours.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20

psattskss Hiastingioa William s Der
rick, Esq Chief CLERK Of the Department Of
State, dieEi iii Washington. on Saturday IN
the seth year Of his age. DIR. Derrick CT
tered the State Department III 1927. and
was an accomplished and faithful officer
NC learn also ST the death at Washington
Of the-veAeralle Stephen 1icasaatson, lite
Auditor Of the Treasury.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20

~ We are authorize 10 announce GEORGE
MAUZY as a candidate for the office Of Colrniy
Surveyor, al the first election under The new Con-
s,itnfion. Jan. IS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20

LEcAciEs The baltimore Methodist
Protestant states that Miss Mary Sam. late
Of CarroI County. Nd, has made the Sn,ner-
animated Fand Society Of the n. P. Church
her residnaEg legatee. after the payment Of
certain other legacies, and that the amount
which viii accrue to the Society will not be
less than ten thousand dollars, and perhaps
considerably more.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20
AnAHn.

r. ne IroseIs al Jsffr@n Ceaaiaf To corrrek
misapprehens I5ps thai | learn SOME OF YOU arg
laAoGtas qJaer-t deem il my duty loxannnunee
myself as candidate for the. Office Of CouhiY
Suryey0t l cannot l0rego this opportunity ii
rendering I'd ygu my sincere thanks for the parohE
age | have1afready r6etiged from you and / hope
The aequaint pleasantly hcgHn viii continue
for many years. Respectfully, I
Jan. |, Is52. s. iIDWELI. BROWN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20

~ 1t being uHdcrs TODD that The present Judge
The Hon. RICHARD PARKER. would willingly
accept The Office of Judge OF the eircoRt Court, j
conferred upon him by The people at The fexl sec
lion. we request yuu. Mr.. Editor 10 annotnee hin
as 4 candidate Cor The uifice Of Judge Of he Thir
,eed,h Circuit Of Virginia. Man, Nnrr
Marrh IS lSl2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20
iIarried,

Ecr,Srsr;il., \, Thursday last hy Rev. J. I.
FRARv. Mr. SAMd RI QoN. , @.l>i4 49,!
Miss ELIZABETH N. HAMlLL, OF . I. !lsts9h'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20

hs Ex-senator Hannegan, Of Indiana, in
an altefca ton recently wlth his brother-in-
law, Calt Duncan, drew kiiife and stabbed
him, iaplgsing wound which resulted in
death The act was committed whilst both
we're under the influence Of liquor. They
had previously beer close and intimate
friends, Capt: D residing With Mr. Ilanue-
gan.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20

fs~ we are au,hurized4hy MANY Ytscrxa 10
announce tfai JOHN c. Z NSELD viii be a raF-
didale for the next Shcrtfahyf JeiIersea c6anty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20

Er Welfare. authorized hv Mann Vnters = "a
,<InoaRSe tllal Mr.. JOHN w. MOORE win be !
Candidate FIJI he next SheIiialy Of Jtf, rson ronur
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20

~ We IRE fuh orized 10 aRnouace Mr.. ZEN
e, ~ DER LAKE, as a candidate Ecr Sheriff d
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20
DISTRICT No. 2.
To he Edifer or bse Fee Pres

70 he E5itcr d he Free Pres.
sIR Please announce JAcos W. wAeEIY and RoBr.
w BAYoR Eks.. candidates for the office of Mag
istraey II District No. p MANY YorE6s.
May -, 1852
BIs- We are requested to aaneuaoe HUGH y. PEN
DLEfoN, Esq a acanddate who will be Supported
f5r Magistrate il the SmiilIfed District No. z.
DISTRICT No. 3.
We have been requested say, By their respective
friends that thd following gentlemen viii be voted for
a. Magistrates id the Charestown District, No. 3:
Cor. BRaST0G DAVENPORT.
JOHN ]. LOCK, Esq,
TIIDeIAS W. KEYESJ ESQ.
Coil THOMAS HTTEs
II. NJ GALLAHER Esq.
JAMES D. GIBSON, Esq
JAMES BURR, ESQ.
JOHN r. FLAGG, Esq,
Gl- From the well known capacity and long experi
enee Of Carr. e. W. SAPPINGT0N, in the business
Of the County, be viii be unanimously supported al the
ensuing election n the Northern District for Charles
town q candidate for the Magistraey Of Jefferson
DISTRICT No i.
e1- We arc requested to announce JAMES L.
ilooFF Esl a candidate for Magistrate, in District
o5sLEwls y. WASHINGTON. Esq, win be sup.
ported q a candidate for Justice the Peace for district
No, 4, By large number of VOTERS
May 10, 1852
We arc reqaesssd to say that SAMUEL W. LACK
LAND Esq val be supported candidate for Mag
istrate in District No. 4. May 6. :
Ev- r. Nj. EIcHEEBERGER, J0HS AVIS, jr., Jco. IT.
HENKLE, and Col. Passes YAfrs, will Sc supported
for Magistrates ii the 4h District al the coming cleo
ton, By - MANY VEGAS.
= DISTRICT No. s..
Mr.. GALLAHER: You viii state, in your papdts that
J. f.. p. DASeERf1ELn, AMI GEoacE W. LirTLE, will
be supported by many voters, for The Magstrncy,
District No. s.
L. RICHARD HExDERsoN and SAMUEL RInE0orR
who are universally acknowledged 20 be honest
capable and faithful 10 the Constitution. wiz
supported for the Magistracy in the Southeastern
District Of ChsresoWn BY Many Voters,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20

AZ INC reqeast q n r.. SrARRy, do hereby certify
that his vote = fecc9ed ie the Coarea,ioa and for The
adoption Of the C.ci.s ;iiatic.l
Teste, T.. A,E4ooRE
May e, ls52s Clerk ofJeH. Cosafy Court
lo f&e Foffrs Of JeS5l4sosl County:
Having been lpf3radd that ge5t has lie, c;ria4ed
that voted against tl adoption ol the present (onsiit,
tea, that did pot ote on the anestion f it, ratii
tion or rejection hereby invite any one WHO wishes n
b nfclned On the Subject So examine III. poII h9rl..
where il Will be found that my vote 4 recorded IN he
call Of the Coayeao and for the aonsion M th, ,
sent Constitution.
May 6, 1852. THOMAS A. MOORE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20

EssS- We are authorized 70 announce CfIAS. NJ
llAlsDlNGf Esq, rs canutale Tar the Office II
Common we4lth's Attorney, by MANY YoTERs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20

- We die authorized 10 announ a@ N MI,
BUTCHER as d candidate. l1r~tbe Once ri Com.
monwealtls Attorney atlhc fifst election under lhe
new 0onslitgtiou Jan 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20

3 We 5re authorized 10 announce JOHN yy
KEN NEDY, ESQ as a candidate Tor C.mmnnI
weahhS Attorney nj the Erst cection ttfb,. Mid nm
der the New. Constitution Ma1fh5 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20
CONCERT.

I, ~ilihe seen non, sao,her rolnmn that lie
shepherds,o~a Brass Band will sive ! Grand caa-
cert on Friday nigh, next. ia ins coari House. AS
our citizens agenet oaea favored i this war, We
trust liberal spirit viii be displayed OF The occa-
sion.
~ me waydt wnuid Be an appropriate time fot
eur eiizens 70 giYe substantial encouragement Is
Nhe edort making to raise Band u ii 6 town.
Ne have he material aad disposition manifested
Qss 9opng men. who only want aid aaa eoufs,t
\ihose vino arc able 70 contribute.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20

Dsaih II Nes, J9ta Q4iacy 11sl4ras- s. Tie
venerable lady Of the late Hon. JoanIQuia-
cy Adams formerly President ofthe United
States dPed At Washington, on Saturday.
lasts.abouF noon. snelNas over n years Of
age, Mrs Adams was grand daughter of
the hte Governor johnson, If MARYLAND ~
Hcr;father was Consul IN London. at the
time, MF, Adars married her there during
his FIRST pission to England.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20

DIs-R fsssIsG "A little daughter Of Mr.
Alexander Taylor, Of Orange County about
* years q age, whilst sporting With some
playmataess in hopper Of wheat, in Cheyal.
lies mil, Richmond, was drawn down BY
the suction Of the filling grain, and IN 4
title while completely enyeloped, causing
her death ~ sufocatien, before She could be
gotten out
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20
sOcEFH SMITH.
JAMES GRANT'HAAf

wenllh,s Attorney Nav IS.
Dir. GALtAHER--D Dear Sir: see my name amon~
the many candidates for Magistrate n Dissrrt ~
and wish 10 say that IAeene beinsF caT,;5s,5 -
inz that am better qualified for ,criape ~, = 49,
istrate and believing thai can do fIs r~l. y 1.
son county more jnsiice in Their y
III assisting in the administrafioa N tI,e;r A
Very respectfully w Iii trrc
NAY III 1s52 - 1870 ~ ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20

~ Fitz Henry Warren, the Second As.
sistant Postmaster General, Las resgucd
his Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20

o. - COURT OF ApPEAtS.
as we ~ authorised to annrsnce the Hon. JOHN
w RROCKENER0JGH, Ct Roekbridge, Is q candi-
date fr the Judscshi q the coart Ct Appeals for this
scctioa.
80 We are authorized 10 announce that Judge
GREEN B. SANUELS has consented, at the so
Ncitation at his friends 10 be candidate for the
Court oT-Appeals, for The Section OF which this
County forms part, at the first election nader he
New Constitution. = MarchRss 1852. Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20
OUNTl sIiRYEYni,.

rar We are authorized 10 announce JOSEPH
MaNURRAN. as a candnae for The ShefifaI,
df JeAerson counly.S Dec. II, lsai,