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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
oEERsEERs or TIE PnaR.

rs We arc requested to anDduncc that( APr G 20.
". SAPPINGT0N will &c supported a candidate Tor
OYcrseer ofthe Podr, in District No 3.
ts5 We authorized to announce IT, IssEBY. as a
candidate torOycfseer Of the Poor, in tc Court House
District, she first election nader the New Coatitu-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

The Esrst sa terry Meeting q the aleshcdist Fps
,sl cbar,s fou the Jefferson Circnis, Y IL eommencc
= hsrlegs5s-a 81 he 29sh If MAY The Presiding FL
49, srl other Ministers Is Ill be ID Attendance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

RI We are authorised bv MANY Voters, 10
annouuea THOMAS w. RUSSELL. as eanJi
gate for County Clerk OF Clarke counly, under The
new Constitution
- We are authorized ta-announce Mr. JOHN
II. LUPFOS, as a candidate fer CouAr ciets,
Nov - lS5i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
WILLIAM u. STEPHENS.
NJ 81 g3lANI IAll@a,
AaIl Rcaly-Made ClOihier.


T = 4 p I.ItItt 4, Tx GI.N4.I.
Wo 5asH s 81 s: sy ess .s., s,
roW PREPARED to supply tie vlitfsef qbe f,ssr =,
regards CLl9S 9caxsilg E5sySf AlE 4
viii make upio order in The ltle9f sEasl,;,l -
shar'eSl Rotice A cali from ihtnnrIir
.doIej11e prices and good .s al5ranti.d ,iss ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

DsatAofa FeneraJte Miaister.-The Rev.
Obadiah B. Brown, long and fayorably
known as a minister of the gospel, died at
his residence in Washington city on Sunday
morning in tbeseventy: third year ofhis ace.
Il was the first regular pastor Of the Fir |
Baptist Church Of that city in which capaci-
ty BE rendered faithful service from the wear
ise7 until the autumn Of l850--a period Of
forty three years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
MAGEsFRAcF.
....nr.t.r. - .


W. lave beca reanestcd 10 say, by their y Sieetfse
sep,IS that the following gentlemen wiil 3 Nes'i ~.
- MAGISTRATES III the Charlestowa District, nc, II,
80. BRAXToN DAVENPORT Y
ROBERT WoRTHINGToN. Es2.,z
THOMAS w. KEYESs ESe.,
Col THOMAS flITE,-
H. y. GALI.AHER, Eso.s
JAMES u, GIBSON, Esd,
JAMES BURR, Esa.s .
THOMAS III. WILLIS, Esq
John II. FLAGG. ESQ,
JAMES w. Keller, Esq.
~. E,,,, tl+,yell known capacity and long cNPeri.
.nsc a q spr a. w. SAPPlNGFOS, IN tbs h,siaSsS
Of the Gsaay he viii be unas'snloasy supported = ie
ensuing eecan IN the Northern District ur Itefiss
esss,ss a candidate ios the MagissraeH 81 Sl1SssoA
DISTRICT 10. 4.
we arc requested to say that SAMUEL. w<LAcK-
LAND, Esq. viii be Supported as candidate for Mag
itrstc IN Distrsct Not MAY O.
/ 60 VS. are requested 70 say thar MAJ. THOMAS
BRISCoE viii be Supported a candidate ierl slag.s
tratc in District No. a. ashy .
/ Is, We are requested to say that Col. FRANCIS
YATES will b supported as candidate for MaststTate
/ es-F. NJ. EicHRlEEReER ions AVIS, ir. lSo. I.
!, HsNKLE, and Col. FRsNeIs YATES, viii be supported
for Magistrates in tle 4h District a The coming ree
ton, BY MASY fo4Eaf,
i 80 RltutRn uFxprRsav, GHoREg 81 BgAtEs
/ SaMUsg. RlnENouR and WsLLs J. H,wus, ~ s.,
who are universally acknowledged 70 be hoses',
capable and faithful 70 The Constitution viii be
Supported for the Magistracy. in the4Soatheastern
District Of Charlestown by Many Voters.
4 ~ Please announce that Messrs. JoHS c. Z,
TkYEoR CnARLEs II. Lgwls. RedgR Cagw ana
4 I.9daS OsaoraS, will be Supported for The Mahis-
tracy by many voters in the ka5letown Disuictt
April y, 1859.
- We are authorized 10 announce JOHN
AVIS, Jrsas,a1 candidate Tor lie MagisfiacYt Al
the first cleo ion uader The New Constitution tor
Tie Charlestowu District. March - 1853.
~, We are authorized % announce WILLIAM
+ CHAMBERS, as candidate Tor the MagiStraey.
under the new Constitution, for Ihe HarPers- Ferry
district. Fe5 IL, 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

F5ay IeSsels IT1ycehra. = Newfoundland
pareTs bring accounts Of the wreck of be.
tween fifty and sixty vessels in the lee in thu
galPtof April goth The loss of life is said
to be considerable, although full particulars
were not known A list Of eighteen vessels
LOST, with full eargoes of.skins, is given, one
Of which had FIVE Of her crew drowned and
ANOTHER two. In many cases, as the vessels
drfted towards the ice, the crews deserted
them and escaped to the shore. In some
eases the abandoned vessels have been taken
into port
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
CIRCUIT CoURT

- Il teing understood that the pTeseu Ut Judge
the Hon. RICHARD PARKER would willingly
aecepi The ciiee cf Judge eli the Circous Coari, II
conferred upon him by tie people at the next elee
tion, We request ecu. Mr. Editor. 10 announce him
as candidate fpr The ofice Of Judge Of the TAiE-
teenth Circuit 81 Virginia MANY NoyGas.
March, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
n. 70. o. n.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

A full meeting pfshe members OF " iuey Louge
Il ssssiFr,i an lbs next meeting nist.
May6 1852 ; SIoNEi secy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
CARD.

II lie Toics q JsG69oa County: To correct
misapprehensions thai learn some Of yen are
laboufins under, | dsem my duty to annaunce
myself as alcandiJate for The Office OF County
Surveyor. | Cannot forfgo this opportunity Of
rendering ID yoa my sincere thanks for he patrons
age have already received from you, andi hope
theacquainIauce so pleasant segun, willcontnue
lor many years. Respectfully
Jan. !, 1852 S. HOWELL BROWN.
> = - =
- We are authorized 10 announce GEORGE
/, MAUZY as a candidate FOR the Office of County
Surveyor, at the first election under the new Con-
stitution. N. Jan.I5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
CL,Rnn .fnI5NrY.

TT We are Authorised to announce f.. Z. Han
COCK Is a candidate FOR The Office Of Shefil for
Clarke County under lhf New Constitution,
December II, 1851,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

~ The RofEhs Of HE cc1nly Should bear Il
mind lbe tact thatlh eaino foie for District Of.
6ceis, such IS Magistrates Cousiablss, ana Over
SEER 81 he Poor onl Of he districts IN which H.
voters reside though they can yoss Tor Connir Il.
feeIs ii any district ia ihc connsy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

ESSENCE OF COFFEE, By which you can
M save rore than one halt The Coffee. for sal( BY
April p T. RAWLiNS s son.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

v e return thanks TO Maj BasI Mooa, Of
IS House Of Delegates fer cory Of an act pre-
scrtting the lime for The commencement Of The Off
eial Terms Oft Judges under the amended conssi-
tuition, and providing for their election 81 tie w.
iers-f The election 10 come on on The tlh Thurs
DAY in this month.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

repent has been put II circulation thai va,.a =.
gainst the Convention and against the Cclstit1t;o5
Here Is ali hare to say in regard 10 The rIot
c. r. STARRY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

MissouEI The Wings Of Missouri have
nominated Fillmore and Bates fol. Presi-
dent and Vice President, aud Col Doniphan
fa,s fsnrnrnov
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
d. IN - |I e
Mas3Iaes CAss AND DOUGLAS.


yie. Ffsasfiekshurg Herald speefs 4 aeW ilgn'
qs.sstons vim ss.pecl toihe course q ahese gsnAs-
.inea 81 III Essgiare SLAVE bill We had over
Iasksd Tie rsnassl between The versions given ~
Mr. RiehaFdsIs ard Mr Douglas
Hsani lie fredericksburg Herah
yrher nd fE,es,is,n vas asked ID Congress Nby
Senator Doasas did yoIe Tor inaL u
shs f,8mrserIse-ihe Fugitive Save Law %
Richarason III Illinois, one q Douglass peca.ass
frisads sIswtrri. bg sayinS. thai be vas pIeYehl-
~ rom k{iacj p!esenfin the United states ssSna1e
thyansh sfgkhsss. Two weeks afferManus ~ (.
Dosselas ksDsesf declared Thai be wasin Nsw cLs
at ne tas tae vese vas taken y ih 49, u
did senaIht n 70 there - aFusd iife yule 3 LIN
,z4;an ri sY,gfect--0F vho can haFmehkeyfh CON
s:sfssr slaseYnentsf Did Senator Douglas dodge
III frsrohsitsiiiy until he saw how me eni Jump
t ID 7y Whether il would be polite move y sas-
,sit If s,.rpss The Compfotnise Measures
But lsas Is not ak Let the Dem0cral Nc Iess
tell rs yhv senator Cas- did not vote for The kngi-
iire Slave Law. Mr. Cas- was neither IN New
Work Nor prevented By sickness. NJ Cas- Was
there. nnhhedoor Of Inc United States Senate, Wher
I'LL vote was taken, but be never even 20 muea q:
said w5rdt when the Clerk called " Lewis Lass.
| The noise and confasioa' was not So great md
! his VOICE cssuld mol have been heard, eut yes p
/ failed loEvos4, for ibis bill.
Here then. gentlemen. are iwoof your Tfofa.lach
candidates. both Of whom had an opportunity
vote forkhis peculiar measure yel the ORR neld &.
peace and the other absented hirseiI, Either Z
these gentlemen you viii support for~ihe Presidcr
cy, and Eetaeith1r Of the.i excr.ed themselves L
| The CoIar.omise, willis, The man you ideery 70
.est. Gen Scott, was their warm advocate :nei
. and hasaerer, 10 this day, made recaaialton.-
= 4 L.. - .f7ss4i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

The Manassas Gap Rail Road has been
completed to the Plaius.in Fauquier Coup.
III, and as soon as switch is made at HAT
point the cars viii commence running tbera
regularly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

regret to hear Of tbs death Il the Hon.
chAres andrews Representative in Congress from the
siaEq q aiaiis, who, a learn from private telc
gFa. dsspaees died at his residence in that State
On fiday last he vas lAborag under pulmonary az
hishaas.-N at hi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
Tr,,ELy REMARKS.

cxs wRspo v1raour TnE sOrrH
nd politieins men 'Ehese VISION y -
e.afv * sss.rct. aa Awe no more comprehensive
80 sa,binatons thaa p b asquirsd n
the massgs,rat Il ward meeting have deludsd them.
seves 1900 expectatisn that The Frcc-so Whigs
ean H.. ssIEs;aeat bv their own uaaied efforts =
omeat. rsc.;on win SATISFY any oas e The tAilry q
81 such 400. The wing party Il The free States
rtsa and zesionsy suPpcrtins pTessoe'
tai casase, cosl noj il any concciyaele coasiases91
r;ye n, sl.prra electoral votes. The Frse-so
Trsaps an y sectional platform, and thas preelad'ns
he 51esrfo ii the National Wings. could mol eFy
sinu,e Hta,e n the Ua;on This proposition VIII noi
Sc ra5ssh snless Il Be by SONG bcnighted individual
who sppsss Calif5raa 10 be slave State The iaea
a. aid cf che scuh, therefore, aat stiI
hceiar Is a, i tbs election next fan Is unspeakat
bly absara We cannot make stand against the De-
n5acy aaiess he rsh aid the South cordially anise
/ sbea dssd:aatc. How was il hiss. The electoral
/ y6.. ~ tisc n. a sections stoeG thus
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

W Ba6y 4Roaf. During the late food ii
ing Ohio, cradle with living infant in ii
was tpicked up on the river somewhere below
wheeling No one knew anything Of its
paFantage or where it hailed from.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
sEARcm ron sir JoHN FRANKLIN.

screw steamer and three other vessels
arGRabout TO leave England for the Arctic O.
rr7rTFFrftu uIs cuIapanlons. Tfese vessels are
to he supplied with explosive charges ofhalf
. pound Of powder in tin canisters, to be &C.
ted on by galvanic batteris, and with bal
loohs, gas, &c, the balloons to be 50 con
stradted as to float en- the water, if nccessa-
ry.H The<ohject Of the balloon Is to distrib.
utef messages in the arctic regions, SO that if
sirEIohn franklin be alive, they may posi-
btyE convey to him information Of where sup,
plies Of provisions are tobc found. a great
nulhber of these messages have been printed
on Satin and lpaper Of yarious calors ma
vessels are also to take out harpoon guns, to
kllt whales and other large fish, for the pur-
pose of using their oil as fuel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
rn,,N,ssIoNEn OF rue MEvENUE.

rsy> we are authorized 10 announce SAM 7 b.
n. HARRIS, who is competent and sAli.iel
clerk as 4 cariiiSase i1F The ofhre OF Commi~sienef
III ne Revenue for Jefferson county ar The hFst E
lection under the New Constitution
knsa s. fS59. BY Many VorgRs.
f-Sr We are authorized g announce JottS Il u.
STRfDER as a candidate tor Commits. onsf .. me
Revenue, al the hrst election under The New Con
slilstion.
20. We are authorized TO state that MI. ~
-rf5ANIEI. hfYRES viii be supported as candi-
date Tor County Commissioner al the trst efettssA
rpder the New Constitution, ly
March Is. 1853 MANY NoFses.
~ b the urgent soliciuse Of my lrienas ! a','
;nsned Is oder myself 10 tae vusefs OF Jeiiersoa
/ County as a candidate fer GomMnsslohsI y ss'e
n,'snas AZ resnectnlly solicit II Fir snfifages
= Na,rb III JOHN c. RlDENO T.
we are aashorizsd 70 announce Mr. SAAAAe . r x
sT0NEas candidate for Conaqisss!oner 81 IN u,
Revenue Tor Ieferson eoanty, al ne hrSl elses,o'
i under The New Constitution. kee ~ 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
CoMNoNWEALTIS.s ATTORNEY.

sS- We are authorized to annouce LAWSON
BOfFS, Esq, as CT ndidaie idr the oIiee,of Com,
modwea'rhs Attorney, at the first election ugHer
the New Constitution. March II.
5 We are authorized 10 announce CTIAS. b.
HARDING, Esq, as a canaitae for the Office Of
1 CommonMealLhls Attorney. BIZ MANI AnrEna
~ We are authorized 10 announce JOHN W.
KENNEDY, ESD, as candidate for Common.
wealth Attorney at the first election lobe nm
Ger Inc New Constitution. March 4 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

q We are authorized 10 announce Mr1iEN-
RY TfMBERLAKE, asa candidate Cor Sheriff Of
Jefferson county, under the new Constitution.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
CnuNr1s siIRNEYOR.

~" We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
Nj tAtURRAN as a candinate for the Shsfilaltry
Of Jefferson county. Dec. IL 1851,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
Valuable Farm for Sale,

IN IAIi1D,E COI-N 4: Il 49, II
ryVytl, hairs az Jacob Warden, decd donow Gil; I
thesr Eealif YlLtt4BEE F1Rlfat private
sale This lan4lies one mile from tic town q
yS-s-l-.sS.illd upon 9fh sides OF The turnpike con
neeinss NN'tnshrster with MeesehelsF In consists
uf THREE HUNDRED ACRES, more or les5
About one hundred and ssyenty.iive acres are III
cultivation he balance iswtll sci With the choieesr
timber a yfealst portion olfhe river lou. ground,
are beaai tgby 81 in yoaaS iimo,hy. The land
well wateTe sad upln Il i, an excellent size ibr i
1Ereka5a5 4R8 sac lLa
Cap5n Spdirss, a renowned Hwatering place.. i
oalY i few miles Ji>iaul ami ailnis fine md "a.
tor az kinas ot produce Throughout the summer
season, /
With regard Ii faai,y Of thA soil suffice Il h
say will compare iayorahy with the Justly iasoss
South Bgaaeh low grounds 4 mere detailed l..
scrip ton will moi b. attempted Land buyers baa.
eyer viii iild this properly wcll worthy their 4,
;en,i99 and1eyery facili'y Will he7alorded FIR ID
eNaMiaaaoa III
W. J. orJ4CoB 3. WARDEN Il
~ ON he premi4eS5
3Lr1f .hls property IS not sold priv4tefy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

Inc editor Of this paper would announce his return
a4aa % IN duties Of his station which he has for four
Wefas oeea obliged to place in other hands cnaccout Of
ssssFs cod, + : with pleasure he acknowledges his in
,fess 2 KER,s cHERsr PEcToR for cure from ID,
d sEea' feiis irom suffering BY lis, use and how would
mag Be afflicted As he ii. y
may Also Be benefited b. its use Cg,ist;g, $780,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
Candidates for once.
rnuRT % APrEAI.s,

- We ARE authorized 10 announce that Judge
GREEN B. SAAfUEI.S has, consented, al the so
lIeisaton N his friends, to be a candidate foFthe
Court Of Appgals. for The Section Of which this
County iofmS part Al The ffSlelection underth
New Constitution. Mach p, 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
Sundries Receiy1d this week,

GARDEN Hoes, Long Shovelss best Prong
NT Forks, Toy Fakes, Wagon Boxes. Finishing
Nails ana Brads, Shoe Tacks, Algors, Chissls IN
sets. Chisel candles best Cast and Spring Steel
Hand Saws But Hinges. Whegfriehls Drawing
Mill Saw Files, &c. e. RAW{.l-ES s. SON.
NAV 6 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

COUNTY SURVEYOR.
ssg. We are authorized to announce FERDI-
NAND HAYSLETF as a candidate for the oiice
Of Comfy Surveyor at The first election under the
New Constitution. Feb. ID 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

Essg- We are authorized by MANY Voters to
aafSounce that JOHN c. UNSELD will be can
didats for the next Sheriff Of Jefferson county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

Ii los seversl years .. s: Senator from Virginia.
LAYS The Winchester yiFginian, Of yesterday,
passEd ihroash this town on last Wednesday
merhing % their final resting place at Harrison
IbuFs, formerly his residence They were removed
from ne Congressional burying ground, and wer.
10 chargs q aIr Holland assistant door keeper of
the United States senate. as
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

81 ,.,.s..a.,,t that he North can sl9 Elelr
- 81, s.,,pesc thc Whigs were 10 carry
Ohio and iadiana III addition their eanaiAt 49, Nv
Cali shors fourteen Votes The seaia So
eleven electoral Votes foE iN1toA s'a $3.50 - -.
decided popular majority for tae sang eeA@'' ~
southern assistance WA be Indispensable &, out saceess
{ Soycuber ard no man Ii ia;eiIscaee who wishes
wsll ID tie Wing cause. wiz say a. Wv taiag e
reael ii Bsfgr.o ComsAercial .idrtrilsfr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
DEPARTURE or Eaiie: aAN-rs Astsa Il

DEPARTURE. 0Lsy 49,
the ship Ralph Ross sailed from this
port On Saturday, under TIE anspisessof tie
American Colonization Society, with large
and respect ible body Of enligranss for Libe-
ria, whose preparations FIR departure We
have heretofore spoken Of Their embarka-
ton WAS as usual scene Of much interest,
large number oftheir friends and. others
being in attendance to witness their depart,
ure ana bid them farewell, and the occasion
also being improved By appropriate religious
services. The emigrants who leave here are
ninetyfiy in number, twenty foul Of whom
are from Maryland, twenty two from Mi
/ souri, twenty-three from New jersey, and
! the remainder from Philadelphia and other
localities The ship will touch at Norfolk,
| where she will be joined by another large
/ body Of efaigrants, making the entire mum
/ Der which will 60 out ii her, we'll to two
hundred OF those who will join the expc-
ditidn at Norfolk large portion are manu-,
mittkd slaves from different parts Of Virgin,
ia. The emigrants are generally Of themost
respectable class, intelligent, he9athy, and
/ likely to become valuable citizens of the in
! ntRepublic They are wei provided with
all necessary articles in the way Of outfit,
and take with them quantity of agricultu-
raj Implements and tools, which will be Of
use to them in their new home The vessel
is we'll arranged for their comfort, and their
safeEand speedy arrival out may be reasona.
| bly, anticipated.
The Rt Rev Bishop Payne, missionary
bishop Of the Episcopal Church in Africa
returns in tao vessel to the field of his Ia.
bors, with the means of adding to his use
fulness. He is accompanied BY several 9th
er missionaries. Several col6red men also
! go out in the vessel for the purpose of exam
i lining into the condition Of the country, and
! Of reporting to those who sent them, and
| who contemplate emigrating thither.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

r. We are authorized 10 announce JAMES "
HARRIS asa candidate for Constabe.f 10 he Kable-
town District, At the first election under ne new
Constitution. Should The voters favor him with
their sufrages and elect him, be pledges fidelity IN
thediscnafge q the duties. Feb o. 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

AZ National Iaieliigeneer of Tuesday says
: We learn,Ircm Baltimore that Mr. Glars death
wasaanoaneed in the Courts Of that city yesterday
alleHnoon, causing them Immediately to adjourn
Thisannouncemeni We are happy to say, was pre-
matefe. Bus we are deeply panied to state that
Mr.. clayis lingering illness has-within lew DAYS
assumed symptoms 50 menacing as almost to forbid
hope that his valuable life can many DAYS BRO
lnx,rnsl 49, =.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

~ We are autherized hv Many Voters, to.
annnunce;hal MffJoHN w. MOORE will be a
candidate tor the next sheridaly county
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
ClRNuEp IOItRTl...

va arc authoFized 70 announce CFAS IN
STEWART as candidate forthe Clefkship Of he
CIRCUIT Cont Of Jefferson county. under the New
Constitution Mach J55o
sg We are authorized to announce ROBERT
!. BROWN, as a candidate f0r the Clefksbip OF
the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County under he
new ConsEitaliQn Feb. s. 1852
We are authorized to announce .BENIA MIN
LUCAS, as candidate fur ihe CIetkshin or lhe
Circuit Court Of Jefferson County. under The new
Constitution nm 81, Iszs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

~ We are authorized 10 announce R. .UI+lIE
BUTCHER as candidate for the Office or Com
monweah Attorney, al the iirstelettion undSrt he
new Constitution. JAMS 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
IEIsFERsIn !, 3. 1.I,II NrY.

We are authorized 10 announce G. Y.
STARRY, Esq. candidate Tor The SherihaitY
of Jefferson county at the frSt election under The
new Consultation March n. 1859.
gg- We are authorized and requested, by
Many Voters, 70 announce THOMAS RUS
SELL Jr, as a candidate for the next Shegifalty,
atEthe first elect ca under The New Constitution.
TJan. S, 1852.
- We are authorized 10 announce. by request
of Many Friends MI. JAMES MCDANIEL as
a candidate flr The next Shetitfalty OF Jefferson
county Dec ~
~ We are authorized to announce DIR. GEO,
B STEP HENSO.N, as ! candidate for Sherifaly
osJelfeFsoa County. Dee. Is, 1851
~ We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM
1 GRANTHAM. Esq, as a candidate for Sheriff Of
/ Jefferson county, under the new Constitution,
~ We are authorized to announce ROBERT
/ LUCAS Ia. les a candidate i0f Shefifalty 81 JET
fers9n County Dee. II le3i.
-, We are authorized 10 announce JOSEPH
se3ersysss 50 49, candidate for Sherittaity 81
- We are authorized 10 announce JOSEPH
i CRANE as acandidate Tor Sherifaty Of Jefferson
COUNTY Dec. II, 1851
4 ~ We ate authorized TO announce RDWA ARR
Il If ATSQUfra, as a cand date for the Sheriffalty
"a Jefferson Cdaniy, at the first election under thu
n Eew Constitution. TDec II, 1851 l.
II EY- We sss authorized to announce NJ. w
ltAlhNNiS6i. as a candidate for the Sherifalsy .
Jedersoa county, atthe frs, election under the new
Constitution fDec III, 1851
& E9~ Mn JAMES w. CAMPBELL, is recon
men3ed for Tile o'tce Of shefifaiy, and win Be sup
tspored by mary voters.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

Mr. WILLIAM WEST. one amopu f,,.., ~.
prompt collectors AMI efficient officers 81 onr conn
81 under the Old Constitution. viii be sapDofteI 81
the first election under The New, for lie ONCE 81
Constable Tor The KabIefpwn District, ~
Jan = -, le5y OK hwD Arr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

NTANGEL WorizeI Beet; Rata Bsgi, Flat
IEl Dutch, and Norfolk Turnip yelleu hfld
Pumpkin seeds Just received hse
May 81 II RAygLINs 4 son.