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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18
BILL EOR DIsTEICrIxG TINE CoUN-
TIES.

The H0use Of Delegater is now engaged il
the consideration of bill for dstrictine die
counties Of the State The Subject.is one
which possesses much interest for our coun-
try readers, and asthe bill now pending will
doubtless Be- adopted without material alter
alton. gss give an abstract of its proyisiont.
it1s provided that the~persons named in
the bin as Commissioners for. the several
counties shall be authorized, majority Of
those naDea for a county being sufficient to
act. to lat off their respective counties into a
specified number Of districts. as nearly q.
quail as may be in territory and population
The said commissioners shall establish a
place for opening poll in each distict for all
elections in this commonwealth, and shall
net establish more than two such places in
any district. The Court Houses Of the diff.
ferant counties shall be the place or one Of
theiplaees. Of voting in the districts In which
they may be situated, All other places Of
voting arc abolished
Fhe Commissioners shall meet at their
respective court houses on the second Thurs
day il April and, proceed to the performance
Of their DATES. They shall receive for their
services one dollar and fifty cents per DAY
for every Ilay they shall be actually engaged
ii performing the duties conf led to them.
to be paid out of the county treasury.
The bili further provides that the County
Courts shall have power to re arrange the
districts Tnd change the places Of holding
elessioas.I 4 proposition is now pending to
strike outssthis CLAUSE
The lat section of the bill merely sets
forth The, number ofdistricts and the num-
Der and mines Of the commissioners in each
coupty5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18
CIRCUIT JUDGE.

We c9Py the folowing3i from the Winchester Viz
ginian. fnrefereaee 70 Tie Judseship d his Judi
eiar Cirdut33-
Nomifa'iansoi candidates for various judicial
appointments have been nadethreaahoqtIbs Sac,
ha as y3t none mas come under fls ohssfs III, q
the-writdr FIR lhe Circuit of which Fref,er;i saros
a part Inc late appointment q Judge BaEKeR.
who abandoned political lite 10 tale y ~, ~
Beach, has, i is believed, given general satisfac
tion. His character as ascitizen the ab;Iifv ma
DESPATCH with Wheh lie has 8iseharrd lhs 8,,,i~s
OF his oiice 50 fat. seems to hare n,ritei f 6;,
the continued eonIleace of the Barssna enlafa,1n;.
~ L isnot doubted, therefore that he viii 4e gen-
orally Sustained as a candidate far Tn6rs3 MN,
Thirteenth Judicial District. CITIZEN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18
ELECTION DAN

4 will be seen from the Legislative PROCEEDINGS
Of Monday, that the Senate bill providing for tbe
election and qualification III Clerks Of he c,ircn,
SUI county courts. Attorneys for the Common
wss.a snefihs, commissioners of The Revenue,
.aa surveyors was read dhiFd time 4and passed
,Aa' eous, anu ina. .ae fourth Thursday in April
nas Dssn nAea as sae dayvof election. twas sent
'ne .aoase' teaa TIE hrsi time, and ordered to-
printed. ], viii no doubt pass Candidates far s..
zee must therefore beslir themselves
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18
WASHINGTON ADVERTISEMENTS.


By reference to our advertising columns, it will
be seeh that since the establishment Of tie Iine-of
Packets 90 the Canal, the merchants and business
men If Washington are turning their attention 10
The trade of our rich Valley. We take pleasure in
calling the public attention TO the advertisements
q Mt CoYLE as well as that of Mr. WnJ. Of
washington Fhe former is the proprietor of one
q the Gnost extensive Agricultural Establishments
~ ihe gnlted Sales and is prepared to furnish ev
cry aTtcie our Farmers may want al as low price
as any House in he north; much can be IA xed n
transportation on me Canal, il being much lower
than TIE Rail Road. Mr., Coyle comes tous highly
feepmrpeadet so that our Farmers ordering any
kind Of Seeds or implements may rely on the arti
gle beng what it is represented to be- this is an i'm
porang consideration, as much deception is often
practical in seeds.
! Mr.. establishment W III favorably compare
WIN a1y one Of similar character in any CITY, and
fposscssks advantages over many. As while he
keeps every style Of Goods made he lowest pri
cts ne +!sa has connected with bis Establishment
large nfmheroi cutters and hands, and the most ele
giant mhtefials 50 that gentleman OF all tastes and
gfadesfan be accommodated. Our friends visiting
Washington will find ii their interest 10 give these
uousega call.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

! Wing Meeting was held atthe cpun House
"a moneay .ass lot 'ee purpose ofseiidiag Dele
s.,ss e ne s'a'e Convention u Richmond % the
.s'n q april nest Inc Proceedings viii be given
. our next. 10 tae mean time We tras, The COM
l''ee % suggest delegates will be puncsual IN the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18
JAMES POINTS, ESQ.

int geptleman's appoihtmepi By The President
- aa.sns' 2. me United States fertile Wes,eln
$50 2. virginia has been confirmed b. lie
senate, The numerous friends Of AZ. p. ID his
county are much gratifsd at this resul Is n i
oesersedly popular 10 This section
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18
SENTENCED TO BE EXECUTED.

At 4 court Of Oyer and Terrainer held II
ihis cTtg on Friday last, Jordon Hatcher
2 slave belonging to Pamela Godsey, va:
arraigned, charged with killing HI ovsrsa ~.
p, + Jackson. Upon full hearing ofthe
eFidence and the arguments Of the counsel
the court was unanimously Of the opinion
that the prisoner was ruiltv 81 the ,nrrd Is
and sentenced him 10 be hung on Friday the
z3d day of April next - Rickm0nd Enc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

1 Az t1FERsEER WHIPPED Br sLAvEs.-Mr.
= Z orter, an oyerseer of William Fl.
II whipped On the IL ;ast 10. - se1yis-
by four Slaves beIong;r - ~ =. = ne
man. It annears IT, s.o.-.1 Z.
him I'd atree. and I3s.e5 - a.ni, .ieu
whipping witliolsorv rod. i III. ~, th sacI
may result IN Lis~death $ = { 'AOu =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18
Il CARD.

HtYing keaFned that fumor is in circulation,
that u have declined poll as candidate for he
ONCE Of Shtrif a. the approaching election, beg
Leave @ snflrm ny felow-ciiizens that there is no
foundation Or reason for such report Should
determine ID withdraw from the position which The
pareisg ofTiensis have placed me. the public viii
ID due iilne e Roed oI The fact at present have
no saea inglntign and am grateful for The many
manigeSizti1fis pf public confidence and support
NfhreA fxF l150
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

lEeiadebafy lSiicile = On Thursday even.
ing last, Dir Anna Maria Moore. conuittea
suicide IN Richmond, By taking laudanurn
She bad been married only few months.
and as there hadexisted between herselfapd
husband the most devoted attachment. no
motive can Re assigned for the act.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

Tte Blaekiag Tfaae Since the liquor
law went into force il Maine, great quanti-
ties Of bottles, labelled Day & Martins
BlaekingIn have been imported iate that
State, and UT it Is not obseryad ihst shs
boots are cleaner than before -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

~ A notorious and celebrated criminal
known as G. Rand Thompson, was arrested
at Philadelphia on Saturday. He has been
engaged the greater part of his life in the
committal Of successful exploits of knavery.
and. it is said. perpetrated the irst fofreryv
Of o. S. Treasury notes He sometime
since escaped from the Louisville XIV
Penitentiary by4throwing snuff in the keen,
er's eyes, and for some months past has been
in Philadelphia, where be has perpetrated
numerous hotel robberies
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

~ The Maryland Annual Conference "a
the Methodist Protestant Church commen.
ced ii Georgetown Monday. '''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18
RNITlwoRE con FERENCE Ar
0iNlralES rs. 49,

,vha,roat. GEORGE G Bgoeke Emory Ezra
R,sax Sirawbsiage, f. ID. Owen; ShsFPFl'sss
M Asbary. Jacob isrkin BAlio, Seafa atl.
Bsfbei Mission, Nm. II. Lsaey; bsRlmoHe Is, : ., .
Mission. las Gamble; Baltimore Nhe1tl,l = -, d
7 ;nsrn,nb. n ] Hyers, ]. i.Giehops sup osistr
l. fs-s,s;;k F1ankiln Geafheari Patsp'
80 station, John Gayet pstpxent, John T eF9E,
sncb one 10 BE- supplied James furnerf SUP
So,a-n Oliver EEe, one 10 be supplied, III pest
severn $3.50, $3.50. .T5ois.s Myers West River, +
1ob3 II. Gilbert, Wm III Wilson; Calvert, =,
I, Daln. Thomas Chew.
Nora Baltimare DiStriet--N. I AoFEanfftS /
6,-.Nott'1 Nix Pisey East Baltimore, Francis
MIrartney. Tn NJ Reese$ Caroline street Joan
Rcc.en Charles McEfifesh; IlJsa street, hepl.
r Brooke. Dallas street, Jemes EiafSei sea, &
mems Rebel, Edward E. Alien Canton ana As \
.bnrr. Noah SehlosseF; Gssat Fa4k, samuel
RiataJ Iohn A DaShpli; Hereford, Rupert 80
yip,on. II. Wesley Black; East Hartford 9agasf
Sanks IIavre de Grace, ". Cfapma9 Wi
Harfo4d, Wm s, Baird Castle ttah' Ioy M,
Cornelius; ShfeN sbury. Pave ~ M.
minister, William Hank. james C1'enanP LloeI'
\ n. nabney BAH, II As Morgan, spRi aPsS''
4 Charles 4 Reid, III i Hank a.
L potaa-r DiSlriel-NoFyai Wilson, I E.--SA
i 3,.,4 ir.4s yaiss1 y EdWaras,R y. Ii. R&Phd iAi-
4 Gitg-Foqtd@ry asS Asbasy. 9esse i r--t'FE- y
Il Boil; Wesley Chase, 5 Raszal, s. IKepPlez,
EAsap; MchendFee, Wet Hamilton. John A Col5
liasl sup E5ene2er, Robert NJ l.'gsceatb 81 a
iLffurner, So Ry'aad GtaEelt JnIn Hb4ges, J,
I'M Hanson, SIP; UaiuEs, II bt1DasHieH NJ a.
Hamilton sup Georgetown s. Fsls,l Bfiaop, John
4 z. Dee; Ea,EJax. Jp.hpa Nj Gr&hdsl, Niliiam
4 @, Lumsden, sup Statlard Saml n Griffith,
Y Jab Lambeth: Fredericksburg, William krebs
st Mary's james Bunting, w. Eysns. snp;
4 Charles. Robert Smiyi Blad6ushurg, CBsrics b.
4 Young Isaac Gbsqu Rockville, Wml Prepy'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

Ga Medday FoxTAlSE BEczHAn. Eso onali.
fed as The High sheriii'of Jefferson County. ard
Thomas Rutherford, los Starry, James A Beck
ham and Conrad r. Siarra as his Deputies.
II We are indebted 10 tie Hon C. ]. Faulkner
for package Of Early FRINGE Albert Peas. -
They were imported for lie United States Palspt
OEiee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

Denth Of a SqpP9sea Bali Ro55er.-
James BroHn, alias Gathas Rhodes, died
recently .: Mnersville,. Pa 1t is supposed
he was CONNECTED with tie Portsmouth iva. j
Bank robbery, and that he placed the ST. geo
worth Of watches and jewelry in tie old
house il kepsington, where they were found
on Friday last They were stolen from the
store Of George W. Harris, of Montgomery,
Ala, IN January last, at which tia,e be was
robbed of $40 coo worth Of goods.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

eAhAN lsIs.-our regular geportof lie Ma
80 etowqsa ont. Flour 10 Baltimore sa.I2t !
Alss Alexandria. Flour s4.let I sass "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

An IsDucEnEvr ron BAcHkIoRs -Thera
are i = said twelve thousand marrisgeable
girls u the city Of Lowell, Massachusetts,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18
1IACTSTRsqy

/ W. are authorized to announce YTlIIIA
CHAMBERS as Il candidata-i1r the Maeistracr.
NyadeF The new Constitution, for the Hafpers-F Ferry
District, Feb. IL, 1852 /,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

= TX, %eseqs .to announce THOMAS ,ls',s
SELL Jras 4 candidate fertile ny
a he tss' e'ees On u'i'''', [lan. 5, 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18
PARENT orFICD REP0RTs.

We give thanks 10 lie Hon. THpmAs EUsAsx.
Commissioner q Patents, gr copies of Reports for
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

7 BEWARE oF7 hrsslsG-Th Cumberland
! mon Eays we hear case talked off as being
before Tie Baltimore Confsrarce Il $500 ~"
in this place. which sbonld !ren,Iar 49,
preparing for the ministry shv Of l;ss;ngN
Young lady, A young -GoodfelloW
by name ~ we believe-was ohjected toon this
score, fut as It appeared he WIS about lear.
Ing sofnf loved friends, and had kissed the
ga woman "a and all the rest, he was suffered
to pass And SO he ought.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

~ We are authorised % ANNOUNCE = Il, +
SFAkRAFEs, a. =, ,b.,.f,Sst election under the
81 Jciiefsoa e2Rs 9 = March Il, 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

muehlas Pennsylvania Maryland makes. poor
'isaFd enoogih4- notwithstanding The fine capabHi-
ties q cur Western Counties, Or wool growing
We salo9ld mink that Virginia ought 10 be atthe
head pr the wooI-pFoducihg slates-siace, in re-
specf climate and the diversified character Of her
surfaqe, Astounding in hil and dale she possesses
very distinguished advantages Its qniie ling i
any rate for wool to become a domestic siaple--as
much 80 as cotton nay more soa because ee4ton II
condnfd 70 special locality while wool may ia
grown ID every Stale.-BQh Aafrlcnn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18
TRANSFORMERS

- We arr authorized b aBaout1ce. THOMAS
JOHNSON as candidate for the once Of Con
stable 70 the Chaflestown District, by
March ts, 1852. MsSY .4ro7rss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

1hfI lFhesllag Bepigs Ca&-The Legis.
latureoF Ohio consists ofone hundred and
thirty-Pfe members. One hundred and
twenty qne of them have siered : net;t;o,,
to Coagress. inswlieh thew daelara tb.t,tIi
Wheeling Bridge is an an i,onart,nt ~ ,,ls
for The safe aid uniform transnortat;a &c c
the United States mail and forstba ,,,on =
mo3,datiph ofthe travelling community Of the
valley Idf the Mississippi X and tbey tbere.
fore Ftay Congress 10 interpose u sustain
the bridge. BY passing law IL leqali1a III
same as Tile gFeat Western rnail ronte
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

Surely, il Ing balance, after paying the teachers.
amount TO anything like This sum, il cannot have
been all consumed in books and sia{iqnery. IF sueA
De furnished and ID compensation 10 the e3m1lis-
sioners and their 4easuTef This estimate if ii lie
any approximation to the facts shows thatihe com
Inss9nefs PMe il 70 the people whom they tax 10
publish minute Statement embracing every i{em
Of receipt ahd disbursement Il is believed thag
constitute tpe onT taxing power whose accounts
are aotopeh to tbe public
Under any circumstances, as the nast affords
probable Indication of he future we 10 The com.
missioners Ito wrong, when We expfess tbe fear bat
they will tax us to lie utmostlmito f Tie law arj
] call upon Won, f-llow-cilzens, 10 take some ali
ton in order restrict their power within It's rese
limit. Il can hardly b4 asserted thasaueht bevond
that is really needed Ihave not access the laws
relative 10 the flee schools; bun very mneb far
mat the commissioners can land wiili thew cabl
ehlafSe the9r assessment Payi poSsn with tie id
crease OF ;he STATE Revenue. Yon. only fellow
citizens can apply corrective. Ii The STATE 9Th
school taxeshe Ionbled tha amount 10 Is raised IL
this counts viii not fall ssrl Of the enormous sf
OF $4,000. TAXPAYER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

- w rsiaEn 'haaks 10 he Hon. q ) F.r,w...
r. yalpabls doians II. a. 81 S -'azssa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

W w E are authorized TO announce GEORGE
hs1ONII, as candidate for Constable in lie
darpers Ferry District, at the first election under
the New Constitution. March ~ $50 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18
scHooL gosrsIIssIoNER.

GEoheg BAegHousE. Esqs win be supp4ted for
reelection as School Commissioner IN pIsS No.
iEhy MANY VOTERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18
candidates.
srrFERsoN CoUNTY.

Candidates
sErFERsoN couNFY.
-. W a-e authorized 10 announce 2; Is.
= "a 4 candidate fer ihe shegitIaay
4 Jefsroa e6a9y, al the.hrsi e,esn3n is5ai
Jew Coasni1sion
81, f,p,berized and requested, ny
! II 5ss, Ss,eTs sto announce THOMAS No.
spI as candidate fer me t- ;t'.,;an
i lie hgss tlses unas1 Ihe New IN is5a
an,borized 10 annuueee ss Ts9pFrss
az Tlany Friends Ml JAMES - IsfJerson
= rsn5idate sor the next Shetinany g ne 9s b
eoaalg
- We are authorized 10 apnosnee 1 DrsGEo
"A SrFpfEEN SON as candidate TOT i, 1ug ISL
81 Jefferson County
.a,s,,izg1 d announce wILLIAM
ch NsrflsAi Esq, as candidate Ter s shs
Isisrsosa eoaaiy, under 'ae new CehSsi'a'po1.
.,,-,,-7 = anpoaaes ROBERT
n ia al candidate for ssffalt,y 9s 10
ferson County.
49, We are autho1ized 70 anneunse J 80 e
NJ .BRoyX~as candidate ie rs, sSag 4, us 1851.
We are aush size1 . announce '5 T,lrsaa
/ CRANE as candps lof SasfiHf n.e a 1851
/ oo1''3 ~,
-. W Al ashortzsd ta annennre kpas A asi,.
Iii 4fSQ1rTrII as a eaHdda ior f1e SHss ~
&! jefferson County a 'ae its' ft@ss ~ ISL.
new GeasillalSeA.
f@~ W. aFe 3i11tuorTZSSs TO-. announces ri w
M, INNING. as q candf@si fef he Shetidasy' Of
ledeTson county at the Ts; sgstioa under he new
=,
Pr RIA MIS- ". .CANfnpEI.I.- is rel
| msn5ea fiji jAe elfce cd Sheriaaliv ana will be
ported ny naty voters;
r, We ars a1s5off@3a ia 8 sYany yosj
/ annlipnea That Nr. JOHN w. M6}tfRE
candidaie lor theufxt Sbrriaatg 81 Jed s
-
arbo Isl th a aTjoHT Z tfSsEfD
diaats III Ms regt Sshcf-3,alty N lea
+
NJ T13tgERr 4 III, ID 4 cam IfIste &
+ Jefferson eogntv. under fhelaes 6,ansli.
5r-srW Ne are authorized 10 'aanounee
/ nj .NVER{S ASA candidate f5g he Sh'
! of ID ffers51 es1fiy. Dee H.
1,.,~t s
COUNTY SURVEY OR.
N.[n WI @ r zsfrs.s s T. 2foao ,1 G l..
5f.I214.tg saryey5f III tae l.si cssti5rT Al The
AeaF CaasHiat;9a @Fs.b " 1854
4 GAkD.
e ~ Iit3g ~ : 9srsaa Cot6atg !; ITO cdTrecl
f mia 4FpFea 9G44sHS HlJt lcarm sdtse ii YOU are
K labfUriHs raaer deem il my dn&Ps 10 auntiunce
4 myself as caAi, }ate t5Ef the 0asce Of County
r Su5Fey6r- c8uno fageSs, ,lsis opportunity Of
y tepdeFiEa Is v5l my sincere t:F le paSrbn
aes age fgat.v i, ctiyr,. 4 "a yos audi hope
lh~a6gsaia-Fr eesd peas8Gii adsun, will eonfiape1
st0G many fea5S> El@Ee5 .asl
Jan /, ts5& -is. tl}3 Ftst.t,kt EltQ ~ ~
g.. ~. 49,. }SSS #, esz.1 80, y,s51 III IA
,fa ryS- 4Hstg. Vi. M si' s.at8# t3Asy fsN. 49,
Surveyor aE5she .sFS' eecsi9n unGerthe new Een-
+ sa4atlqh, Jan. 1919
rosy.7,g7T,s, I, !, T5s,.s- e ,,,5,7,u,,,
: - :. = : = : : =, :. = ~
/ =, .. Ws are am hoTizsd 10 aanqtt5ee " II G.
plse g S91AienAgs + Attorney .a!9ae Arst eite-
T Ten uaslet ple New Constitution
MARA Il .i91@.
/
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

r we are authorized 10 annaanee9, y !
e.s1s.nv Fr5enls4 MI JAMES McpAN1llssr1 e,
y rsnS;da,e sor ,Ae next Shetffay @ 81
1eoualg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

We are authorized to announceS JAMES Y.
hAkRlS as candidate for Constable in NE Kable-
town District at the first election nnd2 The new
CONSTITUTION Shoud the voters faYoE him with
their snfrages and elect him, he pledges fidelity ID
the discharge Of the duties, FEB NJ 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

~ We are authorized 70 annesRse We ssssrifSty
SrFpfkEN SQNa as candidate ie' - IssI
81 jefferson CdaniyH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

- w "a ant,aYizedto announce Will ~ Z -
- y ~ frs,, ~ 4 candidate for SheriA q
T,S.r s,sty under ,Ae new Constitution.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18
800, nj RS COS 1t MPrIoS..


f.isa Ei,lle remarkable kat III AZ asf'eais1lf II
ea,ntrv ge ours thsse should 81 aetaaay ~ a1.a
4. ;,ns5 asssns It xeol Yei the eensus sssssas,sss
Mi HIS, Wbiss lie gaapsity Of wool ptodaes. y
hi TsiAed states ii 1850 anoansee - q aS-,'s .
paapds lie quantity manufactured reaches 81 III
sresa,e Isl I'd s2e poaues Here IS exhlp'asa -,
sseisrty # production 70 he extent q 70 3iu's-
pounds. r....s he Growth or
a asIs sni.able aaspsasioas in respect 2 emma
sag s. mirage. apasihere are numerous Il s
.ss AUS conasfy &Aefe ihe ,aisiHs q saeeP =
III ses Il rural employment the nSfst PFodi.a-
II. qH.e fact that We are importers n woo' 0l,,
ssnk facililies Tor wool growing a. home ~oaii
4 sG i.anIy singular ne gect % re PaFt oisonI
fafmers 10 some quarters. .,;.,;.s II n,
conmEree and Navigation Of lhs~ Upiied STATE
sbou..lhe following sources Of our imPortaI'oons
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

Ea We are authorized to annoanessI. EVILS
alcP1ERs0N, as candidate for CoSaable IN
lne haolelown District, at The FIRST election under
the, new Constitution March II, 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

But no returns have been received from
Charles Clty, Clarke Graysqn, Lancaster,
Peasants, RUSSELL and Warren, According
to the returns from these counties, published
in the newspapers johnson received $50
and SUMMERS z, l48- giving s majority
Of AS which being deducted from the
6, 468--ls ayes Johnso9's majority in the
State 5,975=-or not qaite-a hundred more
than Mr.. Ppaks majority
After all the.shouting we have heard, this
is no great shakes Nothing to terrify the
Wings out of their senses. Six thousand
majority with universal suffrage, is not as
difficult b surmount is 1900 majority on
the restricted basis, And then, after a
short time, the Democracy. like children
will grow tired Of the novelty which amused
them - ele7atihg Joseph and his brethren
20 the highest aignities 2f the State They
INDUCED that freak, VIC sake II. Is much for
fun. aud to show what tbdsy could do. as from
any other motive ThtyTill fad Tie bauble
rather costly, By the titsa they receive visit
from tie Democratic tux gathersr,
J2seAp4Ssf3 IE-8fa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

~. Is, ar,shoriz,d Ia annenuce EDN AtSS w
II ItsSIrirII * eand date for re sheilrA ~.
q Js,i ,' e ,,5 . = = pest lssi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

II We are authorized 10 announce CHARLES
g. BRAGG.as acandidate for the oEiceQf Cons,a-
bic, underthe new Constitution. Dec. ls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

Mr. WILLIAM WEST, one among ihk most
prompt collectors and efficient officers ekpgf eonn-
y under The Old Constitution will be sd peSted al
The lrst election under the New, for Tbs Office Of
Constable for The Kahletown District, by 80
Jany %. 1883. ONE AND ALL :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

,r;s,,i 10 'annoaaee R0Bt3S1
~ II esatiaatc iog Sserifial!y e 2e1-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18

'I;-I Z, anT,5unce JOSEPH
y arc t9taf IN, s,shsyifT3lty of JefftsJsoa
CRANE a. !. a ea'i''0'"S'N'.s Dell, 1881.