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- - ~ no bI. do - To Glas-ov. TN. lAri
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40 - Brvnen 90 80 Pow .'-n. = 'd = ,od -
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r. So l.r 49, fhs -uu r- hsrk tni s-h''n~r
f. On u.h .ie C-'l fr ~ ~ q, "a - t'r $40
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80 'sr Su-Hr pr charge lff 'rg % n--- ' , ff
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ms O. pm halr fer Timber
1he supply ofNou,y ~i. &. .r.-.t.'rs ..I T.h .'.
security there E. not uIa,h l.ll-..,s q SO
I.r cut L. .one cs-e. bliaar.. .... 'a l'...'g
oue day call Al pr c,ut. uh,ra .-s ..e iHll...
" notice change
~ The arrival q tho Iin.is We ifts tn .l ..
" t,so ard half million. o. orr .'-> . -f ..' r,1
No; expect % keep an the Cob So -. a- f-1i Cti
fpr1,a IN h,. country The es.ia- 80 ,r-' r,r.-
teips,. shipment. II COLL % Erropr v'-.n '- h~'
under the con.dcrable .aqtl.s - bile bins '-1~n h'h
=, tho Norh A. VII q. il- S-.n o.. Is..-. .aE '.
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~ Complaint was made to oficer Armstrong, yes

te,ay afternoon that man rtsidm- ~ IN" '"f "i ~
-, .,d = Nth had most mhunsnV punished h' boy
ad about - wears of by burning s tsf "ih f'
bt non some uf the ghbors worv niucrd {" e'tL i'
-, e, bs ,s ia, loud aud c"ui.nuts ,cr'am. ~ tie
-, ,b,u ,l.v a.,.crtained the above tr'~ III boy
=, -. ,,,r.b swollen and he W.. unable 90 wtlk To"
father state, that be could not keer he D'l' H"" 'no
-, a. a. b.,l cam ..sfutuy aloli,s tins means
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NIw.JERsEY ITEMS.
Charm ELECTION To-day the Charter Electio

~ ~ n,,n rske. place The " hg candidate o. Ms9'f b.
Ih,, n Tinker Ia AID the candidate 1T t'e opposite
uarty B, Daniel Lod,r ~
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MaR RIkD.


ctyyFL ASp-M ANwTLL-At Waterford p, Isn 81
go SO MlIhaa X Olssvisn- ssa NSf~. = A@A~~
- als.s1d,f Msa- eli k.S. a. q Ni'tnef \
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P,nrsoIoer-CitzeDs and Stranger may avail
his ChstoB Hall No lsi Nss.sss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-11

resro~ ,rs re Sns rs'e .rrycd m. Po' tis uora
49, ~Ih ,hcs ~e.serl nj ne -aooo-r - o tra -
~ al ss'' -, sor' @ .r ~ "a .ar - -,
an were he boar he Ebo III 'rS'
Nos,-I> ,rr s-r. .eso,aer Ns- Ns,o s,aad 70 v.,oe
md - hoon-f trgt i1an h,san of Hi
uors. ~th bou .nd damaged ar'e
hsusr r Tho OGDEN, Ne~ Or.,-. Gines.u bed
~ ~. M.a 81! Ire bra,v rfsoi Mare nave proved
d. total o. rrsf 40 asa ' snoass
a. - S,'' = A','h "a - 20. 80 a. 80
80 sh' rost -, fsu.r'l' 80 sn,' s,-. On veg r.as
has o Obs. than ih 'ses tss setl-s,t
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-, ~sre ssi,. The rid b, th' ,s.. And her
merchant. ave-. "a ne s'as' To sl'se osary
40. o., a. Z, :. 80. o. 80 49, , 'a@ ''' Dali
50, "a, ts'os r',d" q. to., :, rsoPs,.
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90 ,usf o. b,a .,e,'ea c.p''s ~a' a bogs. 10
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a h asssf ,u TO- b 'aaasy Sa' a. 'rnssd fru bssa,
60 senwsnsd tts l 80 p.,as - s',o. r.a sg' "a
,.,o. avs I'D 10, ~ j. 4
.s.dso . d.'r, sfS' coast
g a.ss a ,s; ., s,ps 81 =, N AZ I'D
. N, S 81 81 .. c. TsS p. $50
pe 'ni nam ns'ns souia is.'s n 80 Ss,. ~, -,
completed iscsafzns itb ana ~
nsietaz syeEti "
Glove. 49, II coffee 0urd ~ b. dsn.sra
htpatsf
hes ~ bod norf hsruuta sQlf
Fhlaas Pkta rau Hr--sut efl-n~e-~ -
sA4ss be p.s~ass slui sails s,Ts BAL
Sa.sr &C
De- As, V,sn ,.ss uory Wv ,rs ,.' B'.oa .a
ahDrr OF fHIi foiet lsus 81
snl i.s 49, s 4sc Pift -ita.
80. .aI.axe " 1ud ~ed to bsln
~..a ~ uttrss of tud Nelir-. from Nisnas ~th I.
s1s- taflaAA uist of So
h srd a... sn.l u sa~r
rsf .yr.tx saw Fr~nf. ~ " shn,n v'rs
b. isri~ias "a
~ schr sssa1.eauenty aleu- tsk1 lt AatAl
bsaaf
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ttNsN,c ryis pay.
Sts-R - ~ ...h q NoHN -~cts ....-' 80
s.f 4, Heok Iou TOW sand he 90 fln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-11

on SATURDAY u - Howard FL. recently proprietor Of
the Irving ious, and bis daughter among tn pas
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day aino,rietos 5Io'- 90 Al 'ea''. '.-'
---lalsnce. ss.itAtot H.
Tie steamship Franiln, for How're today c'ri-i out
siss ssa 50 in speci. The Aggregate cNports OF " week
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-, = hrsN on s . N. 'aP fyias iutraa'a iasoafi
a.. a. fraalislu so 1Hfk
jan IL a. s7s cow. .Lp Helen ieGa~ L-s'. hpa
- sfk ttxf lni fof ~eu Ffa1risc1
- e ou. 10 ~ N shp ten, hMf, noih an
fr.b, = Tor % tufts -
49, -ho po,v Paut.d bs sith eel ssseaa fao-@d o.
t,f,b Caps ship Mar lover fa Ns~ osssa'
e. Liverpool
D..
o. 30 '0p . 10 bart laaiaa tt1frn bf4ntne o.
r tasro 10 Nee -
Niea ! 81 n ., 90 slos pa..os ibaeua' o. Boston
ria se niles south vineyard soaai Jupiter ~ Mobile
An no o. &C. sns VsInoa sas.~si hoa Fai-e9h' 'of
~ 10 Faa sasy aes 80 cen p'ist 49, cap
- - Nr.h fl 49, toFk for iasrrposs
FT,,s =, y a. on - snP Josa hrnes 60 Ns~ o. 1f
Il Ge rr 81. fisr1ony fn 'l5..- er Lis,rrssi
s.,. :. N. "a 20 INA .al. fa
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NOVICE IN CONTkACTORs- MisslssiPPI and
"'"'"N' 49, IOIN BRDyoH vs.sASst
DWIGHT xArON. kssissss
T-r- Has,e lad. hses l. tA,t

nTARTFRLY REPORT -ststr,nsnf showing ~
~ - toe sftts ~ hs~rost
a. ssssfsd s-s.fsJ the nab asy u ss
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Ir1rrNI,WR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TRANS

FFR NOTICE slss Nh ~ vssses
o. scsA Of u Msa kaos tosr<ny ~a ~ sessss -
e<fee o. xr~t "a mseiN
Hsl.r. ., ceru he hs~ss sas n osssstA -
=, A.x,rs th~n ths Ns~ Nos. ~h -fsS~s
M. -ns HANDY the nvssarss ths Ssfaay m Snssa-
a.. fso.. "a % hsss hFs % Ne
tia.. N bs,s thsn' NlNsLoN, y
N,~ Ness Agrl \ la1 No Wshe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
NOV. G. ;. F4ULEsER.

This gentleman, we learn, has been canvassing
the whole District, and We presume win get the
nomination when the Democratic Convention
meets. This may no. be agreeable 10 portion Of
the Democracy, but they will have to swallow him.
He will give the De4ocraey more trouble than he
will the whigsaLd all his former, as well as pre,
tHt principles will have TO be made up IN one large
"bolEs, "fand gulphed down with many grimacsd
eJniorlioas
Last canvass, hs was. he said tie candidate Of
= no party or clique bul "conpromis," candi-
daie--(the meaning Of which was, 10 compromise
difficulties between two nominated Democrats ~
Well as he has Woodland acted with the Democ+
racynearly ever since he was eletiea-and as they
gave him Dinner in.testim onial of his able and
efficient services" in behalf Of the party, cannot
sec why there should b any opposition TO him uni
less they desire longer probasion d a longer
party service, But, ills family matter, and We
Leave them to settle their own affairs Ii squat
icrdomp isno prevail over old party services, 70.
have no objection. And We care less, who.
Will sass ,onate oa,hs and protestaiions,
with signs. smooth glances, and oficious terms,
Spread artificial misls before The eyes
OF creduous simplicity
Our object is TO giyea glance al passing events
and our readers may rest assuredlthai we will en-
deavor.to keep them posted.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETINGS,
Prepare fOF dle Spring Canvass

=
Meeting Of the Democratic party Of Jetfer-
son VIII be held at the time and plaee5 indicated
below, for the purpose Of appointing,
Isl. Five Delegates torepresent said District
in County Convention 70 be held ID Charles
town on April Court-day, for the purpose Of
nominating two suitable persons 10 Represented
as the Democratic candidates for the legislature
from the county Of Jefferson,
2nd. To appoint Five Delegates tofreprcscnt
said District, IN d Congressional Conveptionpro-
posed 10 be hel5 in the town Of NYinehesteE, on
nominating Deinocrahc candidate for Con
gress.
Sd. Also to designate, Five perscnsempow-
cred 10 represent said District in Convention
also TO be held at Winchester, on Thursday,
2sth Of April, to nominate candidate for the
Board OF Public Works, for that portion ofthe
State designated as District No. 8.
The County District Meetings viii Be held, at
Charles.otea, in the Court House, on Friday
next 81 O'Clock, P. u. 81
Shephsrdstosrn, at Joseph Entler's Hotel, on
Saturday next, 3 o'clock, Pm.
Harpers-F Ferry, at Mrs. Carrcll's Botel, ion
Saturday night next, u o'clock III
Smitkfeld, at the Public School House, on
Saturday evening next, O'Clock. /
Ra5letosn, also on Saturday evening next,
so'clock. al
Il Is to Be hopcd4hese meetings viii be held
at the time indicated, 50 that the nsmes Of the
several delegations appointed, may appear in
the spirit Of JciTeTsone Of Tuesday next F.,
Anril ( 1874 Al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
rms kPnlIs.


The rsisrsbsrs InteIigenetr. no,iees Is II
amusing manner. ne scramble Icf once By he
Democratic psftisis ii thar region. W. nv. Is
ekiraet The rEi=liigeaeer seys.--
..For some tSo months "a ,papers h.v. -,
eiicalated ia scores, ana comraendstorv
have been procured b. hundreds. fcr All shs Fs.i
eEal oIlees nctFs and i President Pierce reads
them - and DOES not come 10 the cc-clasien ~,
Prtefsbufg Is bsessed with number II s,.ses',r-
and palTiois which any ely might eIsry' Ae IS M
me aiserininai.ag mar that we have tskea himBto
ee WY, God bless yQu. Just look AZ Ike nemor;-
AS ior me great iae proasasle the highly respqn-
slplc eica q Sss:c'cr q the Customs. ahd deny,
are not revised and c1rree,ed EDITIONS 81 re
nirable Crichten-N And Why shouldn't they Sc 4
Does not such IN once, when We look a IL res
possibility apdlpronts, cry out loudly for the best
administrative Italent i'd lhe land7 Why, for tie
iasi quarter. The Collector received he immense
sum Of six dsi4rs. and taking 6ps the WindIail Of
commissions On imported Railroad iron his fees
for the time be held bis Office could not have a.
nionnted 10 less than some fflp dollars yeari Ii
requires ghest therefore, 10 ieli that such an c
nee Is worth struggling tor. We do not know who
hasgps H. or who will ger Il but the last on ~ IS
that Mr. Lewis Lunsfofd is he happy individual.
Who abandoning rec felfios will sit Matte like.
al the receipt ef Customs for Tie next tour years
Well Mr.. Lnnsford is ihe best Judge OF his own
affairs but we cannot help thinking that to calm.
sedaie man Ike him, the change from the auie,
aozng Teclihcatory 10 the noise, hustle and bust
ness Of the Petgssoufs Ea.iaEn House would be al
most iniolershse. particularly when We take into
consideration he weightY responsibility which lis
sub treasury will place upon him."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
- - . = -
A = FELLOW FEELINc.r

C. 9. BALDWIN, Esq, lawyer in Roekbridge, Is
decided business MAJ He offers to procure The
half pay granted BY Congress ito The widows Of
all officers and soldiers who have been engaged ID
the military service Of the United States" WITH
out asking or accepting single cent? for his SER
vices. He further says
al have 'felsow.fceling' for the widows and
the labor will! be one of love- and lis own reward
This is kind--hnI he Is doubtless wifefess 9TH
erwise be might get his head combed with a 'lhree
legged STOOL - All should ieel dlydisposed to the
".widters;" we do and we admire his TELLER feel
iu." He also gives notice that His I seventh is
now in good working order, and will soon he tho
roughly repaired, that he continues TO practice
lawn-giyes the highest prices for Land WarransP
has some money to inyestin satisfactory seca-
rities"-and -bu, we will let Mr. b. speak for him
SELF BY which i. Will be seen that be is genlerlsa
Of great business habitss-
''REwARps.--I will give a ffieeh shilling fee ID
any person who will inform me OF the present resi-.
dence Of William Jones, whose dwelling. house
was burnt down, some years ago, on the Widow
McNutts land.
ofef like fee for like Information respecting
the Rsv. Hiram z. Adam, Melhoaist preacher.
who formerly rode this Circuit and one pl my cltf
enis tool He Is supposed 10 be pfcpagaling lht
goapei 10 The West"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
THE GERRY WANDER.

At the last dates from Richmond, the Deneertey Of
the Senate were ID upon the subject Of the Goa.
gFcssional Districts The Senate had passed substitute,
making more equitable arrangement than that Or the
House, but the latter body refused 10 concur and
committee Of conference has been the result
The Wings looked on. and laughed 81 the Demecrats
wopling each other They could have but l,e contest
ID the matter, and therefore left the strife TO the Old
Fogies and the progressyes-the one deHouneing the
measure as ! Wing scheme, and the od,er declaring
they would deal justly II every district ia the Stale were
made Wing.
The constitutional provipn requiring the districts 70
be formed o. contiguous territory, seemed 20 be sub
et Of secondary importaee compared with the eees.
SHY Of beating the Wings
Well, let the ticiors riot for whls-tthere /. even
such thing as disgusting the Dcmocraevby gross
wrong. The Wing spirit u unbrokeas IND every dis!
tet aordlng the least show for contest should have
is Wing candidate. Let Janney, Hunter, Boteler,
b ready for the combat. We give The dry bones
II the Democracy severe shaking. cVeA though their
champion be one Of the most jealous Of the converts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
COUNTY, CANvAss.

Our neighbor OF the Spirit is arousing his Dem
ocratic friends 70 earlyacton. He says
The time has come, when il is ibe duty OF The
Democratic party Of Jefferson to be taking the mi.
lia,ory steps as 10 the nomination Of two suitable
persons TO be presented as candidates for The next
Legislature from this County. The time Of the
ELECTION will be on the 4th Thursday of May so
far a; least the elections OF members Of Congress
and the General Assembly is CONCERNED" i
Speaking Of he present delegates our neighbour
says
+ We feel ourselves authorizd to say and have
indeed been request ID on several occasions 50 10
state that neither Of them desire 10 be candidates
for reelection. Yet We cannot doubt tnaI they
will cheerfully surrender their own personal feel.
ings ana il may be- sacrifice theft Individual inter.
ests ii upon consideration, the party demand their
services"
I On all questions OF State policy, (says the
Spirit.) they have voted honestly conscieniiously
and consistently and as nearly approximSiing the
sentiment aEd wishes OF the county as any other
twp men could have possibly done under similar
cirrpmsianees.p
We don,t understand what our neighbour means,
when he ssys,he delegates have voted consistent
ly'i-for If the Journal were examined |, would be
feand that they hare frequently voted in opposite
directions. Bat as demdefaey is comprehensive in
meaning, Embracing all SHADES and e0icty, If course
any thing done is done Z consistently
Bur our object .is 10 notify our WING friends o.
the moyemenlsofth adyefsarysy satisfied that they
win be up AID doing
Al April Court let them eensnt and thea deter.
mi1e upon aeiieh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS.

VI Il
The Spiris is urging iis party to early action for
the Congressional contest Itscems to have some
misgivings about the harmony which viii prevail
on the occasion-for il Says
EHIf we 20 into that Convention. we-sse for lis
abstnee for il It's action Is 10 be mere farce, and
lis reeommenaa;;,,o ions disFesardsd, p much peter
meyer be held
Il further shys- nv
F. The Wig party arelooking with anxious so.
lirituie for Z Democratic discussions" but their
expectations we hope, are to be -short-liTed, and
their vain imaginings dissiPa;sd. Democrats,
what say you n
Nov, we can assure our neishbori that the ''anx-
iols soljcituden Is altogether with his Oes party,
Who are mach alarmed al the movements through
ont the District Of The late " Compromise Upioa'
me Tocos may ca5ys as srzuuaf1 utafer. n
The Wings make nomination they will have the
satisfaction u selecting FIR themselves aud mot be
f0tzsd inlo the nomination OF one in whom tsey
have no confiente. They will accept no /" squat
ter candidate--and if they canno, ger ons who is
81 true and rusty they will lake none. When
the canvass approaches We shall furnish on Re d.
ers with many amusing "reminiscences
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
Oireinia frte Dress.
By 3. N. GALLAHER 4 COl
THURSDAF MORNING.
UNTrED sTAfEs boxps ABR9AD.


On notion Or Mr BFpdAsAd sf FernulTahis' =
Fesolnsion Aas b-ea sdct,ed in ths -. Senate y
aseefsain he amouni II bonds ard sicekgsaeid p
Eoasitrers, W. d seemed 10 ear eonsnfEe'Al
Fs1aision At no disiant dayt notviihstah:sns 'u1
large supplies Of gold from California Hsshpugit
he foreign 1ebi vas increasing wih fcarfha TsPic-
ity-and ID view Of ia sperulaihg sPiFit q tAs
country II vas Impossible 70 have any thing Ike
stability ID onf revenue laws.
What is protection one rear i zone Ire nstt
AID yhai Is revenue Standard one year 2 nene
the NEXT Mr. B. therefore hoped that allspsrsens
would hereafter agree 10 TAXA ii. subject 81 pf shs
arena Of party politics.
The difference against the United States ne iesi
year, between the imports and exportz was grFards
or forty millions Of dclIarsi This difsrsnds Eas
10 Be met by he shipment Of specie "a By the tras
Ter and sale Of stocks. The amount Of our foreign
Indebtedness = pu, down at no. less than shgt AlE
dred millions Of dollars and this aia Al anEual "a
ierest Of eighteen millions. Is very heavy drain
upon ns
OIhsr iiems were a1duesd by Air. Brosdkeaa. eqasi
10 sixty Jour millions per aann and he th0ssht The
prospect was ahythng but agreeable ans % eahten
Plate
Mr. Seward thsnght tlere was no danger Of an lnns-
dAie revuIsion, but he agreed with Mr., Br0sdhsfd.
that instead Of sending paper 70 England bad bct-
Ter send god and instead of sending either. bad
better send whnerer produce By ealtiTaiHy The
spil Or By manufacturing it, products.
!, is wen cur grave satesnes are brEiSniag 10 think
cf the consequences Of oFertradinE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
WHAT SAY your

In but fw establishments or our COUNT, do Va
feel more ust pride than ii the progress iaad in
provemeat which u being made u the work uau,s-
factnTed a. the Coach Factory Of our good friend
HAWKS. lie employs none but ihe NOS. competent
wcraren, uses nothing but the best material intro
duces at any and every expense all The improvements
which are being made and Is now turning cut some
Of he handzonest and most superb specimens OF
Carriages Busgies, Frensh chaises, &c, which have
s-er BEEN seen in this section Of our country. His
prices are reasonable, and his work warrauied.--
Where The necessity then Of any citizen Of our coun-
y going abroad, 70 purchase any thing IN Ii. Coach
making line when they have At their own door ~
sstahishrxns zec0mnehaing iiself 70 he snttdftef
'eveEy man in The community, End is pfirrieicr,
though not . the manor torns yes iscntIfea With
asseopls b. synTathy b feeling, and b. interest
and -NAo Is every ineh gsnfeuans -spiSh.-- n