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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22
NORruER.N RAIhROaD, " L.
FA.l A4AAXGEMENrs.

AIL A &ANG MENTS.
~ aud after Friday, October l., 1852,
~ trL,us vii Iuu rs follows
GOING EAST,
LIST Passenger Fran, LeIvrs o ,drusburohat9 4. NJ.
Arrives at Rouse Point, Is p. NJ.
u Pa35enger TRAM, leave OLic' shurgh at ,, r. ".
Arrives n Rousea Point, 20 ?. NJ.
GOING WEST:
Is Passenger Tram, Leaves ROuses Point at g. NJ
Arrives At o butgh, 1870 r. Nj.
lsst niger Tram, Leaves Sousc's FONT nj g. p N.
Arrives at OgdeusUur2h, -, p. Nj.
FIRST P9Sscu ger frain going las
connects at Moorrs with the p nttsburph and Mon
urea" itailrOpd iVr Montreal and q jeDtc, and Pats
burgh, harrington and acknowledgements at
Rouse 3 FONT with the Vermont Central Railroad
Tor Boston ana New York connects at Rou.r's
Point with the FINLAND aud Burlington Railroad, by
Steam Boats to Burlingtom and thence to Boston
and New York.
Secr"d Passpuger Train ro'ug East,
Connects with the Plausburgh and Montreal Rail
road al Muutls, Tor Montreal uud Z urhcC--O on
meets with the Vermont Central r iroad for poston,
Burlington ana New York. Connects III the
Steam Boats 10 Whitehall, thence by the rIIalouu
and Troy RaIoods, 20 Saratoga Springs, Troy and
New \ oik. Connects bv Steam Boat with Rutland
aud Burlington Railroad al Burlington, -. Iiuy,
Boston and New York.
Fiisj Passenger Train going West,
Connects at Ogdcnsburgh with the Express Lime Of
Lake Ontario steamers at O'Clock i. VI Tor kug-
ston. Toronto, Hamilton, Lewiston, Niagara Falls
and Buffalo.
Second Passenger Train going Souht,
Connects with Lake Ontario Line of Steamers for
Kingston and all ports ON the American shore Of
Lake Ontnrio, and with Hamilton.
y Four Freight Hsans leave ordelsburgh and
Rtusc's Point dairy, Sundays exc"p'edD
" For Terms OF fleaht apply 10 George v.
tlOyle, A gent. Rousr's Point
CHARLES l.. SCHLATTER,
Oal5. las! -'' ~ guy dvwI ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22

" There are now nearly 50, 100000 in sill
yer at the mint in Philadelph and large ac-
QUESTIONS are being daily received. The mint
is busily engaged in coming quarter dollars,
dimes and halt, Il large number of which 1t is
SAID will be shipped to California.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22

nc Robinson Powers, who vas confined
in Jail at Woodstock, VT for being found in
toxcated and refusing to tell where he got his
liquor, and who was brought up on writ OF
habedS corpus, and remanded 10 Jail under the
recent decision of the Supreme Court, ha.
bee finally released.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22

TThe Boston Mail intimates that ex-MarA
shal Turkey, who has Unexpectedly gone on
"pIeasure trip" TO California, has lett Boston
under pressing and aggravating circumstances
TO himself and others.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22

rTMAPLE SUGAR.-By the late census it
appears that the production of maple sugar in
TINS country, in 1850, was within small frac>
ton of thrty-four millions Of pounds. An
orchard Of maple trees has been found almost
equal, acre for acre, with the sugar cane in
producing sugar and moIasses.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22

u Some of the 10000 volumes of which
the Aston Library, New York, will consist
have been placed in the library building in La
fayette Place. 1t is not expected that the in
sttution will be open before next September
or October.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22
Samuel C0ard,maM's Esfasr

WE TH&, SUBSCRIBERS, havng been an.
w. ponrd by Ic honorable he Psobate Conrr
cove examine aud adjust the CLAIMS and DEM n,e
81 All persons, agal - the estate of Slm' Boardnlan
late OF Milton, IN said District, deceased rcpre.
scented nsY4VehL, ana also al claims and demands
'Xh'hlted IN on t 'herclo and six months from
the day OF the date hereof being allowed by said
Cour i0r That pulposc, We do therefore hereby rive
notice, that we viii attend to the business Of nnr
appointment, nt the dwelling OF Julia Boardman,
IN Milton ~ said Dlstlict, on Ihe It'll days oil June
and September next, at 10 O'Clock, A. " on each
OF said days.
Dated TINS ith day uf April, A. D. 1853.
MILLS Il p rEN dE5ffr, Commissioners.
IRA "iTTER +. }
Apti' II. Wi2aj
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22

O. The Cabinet were engaged several
hours on 18th and 18th, in the consideration OF
the Nicaragua question and the recent occur
rences at San Juan. Mr.. Buchanan, who il
still in Washington, has been consulted in the
matter.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22

u Vice President King remained at Mobile
18th. A despatch says: "Ile is getting worse
It is feared that he will not leave the city
alive"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22
CHANGE or HOURS.
Non!rcaI ~ Ecyy Work.
AND
Pittsburgh Il Montreal Railroads

open through Tom PiGiisJ,urh 10 .lIoniycaL
Fall and Winter Arrangements.
ii y and after Monday NOV. lst, lS52.
- and uht! luther nuticr Passenger tralus
Leay" NnnueaI for Pallsburgh at lI5 A. NJ. and
As 7. NJ.
Arrive ot2 iG P. VI. and : 81 p. NJ.
Montreal tor pldrn-burghut ii 10 An.
Arrive NJ 7.i5P. w.
fausburgn iUr Montreal at I2i5 P. VI and
7lj L. VI.
Arrive at 50 y VI and 9j7P. NJ.
:, M ~ iof u@acnsouigh at 80 A, NJ. and
Arrive NJ 70 =. VI apd7l5P.
Vralns connect at Montreal with Steamers 10
'Sneboc and 'Ae ST Lawrence & Atlantic R.lIroud
tor Sh"rhrookr and intermediate stations
rains connect At DO lers Junction with Northern
NiEdenshurGhl halrold lor OgdensbuI gh and Lake
Ontario Steamers Tor Lewiston, NIAGARA Fails aud
UHper CandLa, aud al ports on the v rsrrn Likes
Trains connect at Piattsbu Oh hy Steamer. Bnr.
llngton with Rutland " Burlington Rallrnqd on1
connecting llnts lur Troy, banv, New York and
Boston, and all intermediate st4tIous. A So vi h
stealnerstor Whitehall to TIA" Snraogn & WashInu.
ton Rdluudd, ana connecting lines OF Road TO Tro,
Albany aud New York.
Passengers will find this route unequalled for com
tort anu dispatch, and attended with less fatigue and
delay than any other. | possesses moreover the nd.
vantage OF a short feuiHgc OF only fifteen minutes
across toe River -. Lawrence at Cuuulua,yn,,,
which has never been known to freeze, aud can be.
on1delltly relied upOn 1t all seasons Of the wear
~ freight Trans iuu daily each way
For particulars see Freight and PASSENGER Tariff
BAGGAGE checked through.
loAAC b. CULVER, Superintendent
November IS, 1852 dSwtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22
!}otlrol5 ana CEprcssro,
WESTERN VERMONT RAIL ROAD
FALL AND WINTER
1854. ARR ANSsaIysEN'C. 1853.


G,IIOirHSr and quickest through Mail
y Line from OLdens5uigh, Montreal Rouse's
Point, rlattsbarGh and Burlington, to Troy and New
\ ork via Rut,uui and Bennington, III connection
til RutIania d Burlington, Troy and Boston, and
hudson River Railroads.. Passengers over this route
may rely upon making all the connections with the
different Roads advertised. This is the only
Route by which passengers can 90 through from
Montreal to Troy the same day
No change OF Cars or Baggage between Rutland
and Troy. "
LeaveinGton, SO \. VI, Rutland | 90 4. NJ.
arriving IN 10y al 10 7. VI. to dine, and in New
SECOND TRAIN
Leaves Rutland, 30 I. VI arriving in Troy, 5.5
?. NJ, connecting with the Hudson Rive Expres,
Tram, arriving ia New ok, ~ 30 L. NJ.
THIRD IRA
Leaves Burlington 4.3 T. VI. ON arrival OF passen-
sci- from o. ien-burgh Montreal, &c, arrivll III
itutland at : 90 F. VI to Tea Leave Rutland,
nlo T. arriving in Troy i;0J 7. VI and IN Ne"
lo.N Ills \. VI. next day. This is the only even
iI.s route from Rrand to Troy
E~A NG ME~
From Montreal 10 New ork, $50
Troy, 500
Bugliu Eton to New York, 40
Troy. 800
O5iens5urgh 10 Troy, 60
New York. 80
Through Tickets to be procured at the Rutland &
he Ogdens5urIh Railroad, and OF \. " HEgRiMAN,
OGdensbmgh; also at r ~ b r K: Oliite, Bur
ington, aud oi the Conductors On the Cars
STEPHEN HOLT, Agent MoNrREAL.
JOHN CHURCH., Agent, EURLlNGroN
BE particular 20 check your baggage through by
Rutland Nov. e 1852 M
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22

SAD Result OF SPIRIT RAPPtNGs--We re-
greet to announce that IA lady Of Northampton
"a lady too, Of beauty loneliness and lnteli-
gence-- the mother Of six children. the young
est Of which is an infant, has become raving
maniac through The influence upon her mlnd
Of the spiritual manitestions. She vas con
veyed to the Brattlcboro Insane Hospital on
"Wednesday, in such state Of excitement that
it took two attendants to hold her,--Sprrngfeid
Republican.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22

&c Gov. McCIelland, Secretary Of the Inte-
ror, is confined to his room by sickness.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22

IRAN American, named p. f. Hui. 10 Vice
Principal Of the new college which the British
authorities have instituted at Bennres, India
He has spent seven years in Hindostan, study
ing the Sanscrit language, and is said TO be a
very learned aud accomplished man.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22
land " arrastls.

EASlI paid for Land Warrants o
" Warrants obtained tor Claimants, bv
WESTON & NON rs.
to Office in Peck Block over the Book Sror.
Jan r. dANu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22

QPJohn hancock, sou Of john Hancock,
OF Revt lullonaiy memory, IS leaving at Boston.
He is over 90 years Of age.-.ltbany Journal
&c.
The above paragraph has bcel floating
around too long uncontradlcted. Gov. Hancock
had daugh,er who died in infancy, and one
son John George Washington, who was killed
while skating at the age Of nine years. He
left no decentralization RegiStcr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22
NJ This cold Maids Farewell to her Mir
ror," taken from the French of Voltair, has no
pun, but much humor;

pun, but much humor;
"Venus take my looking glass,
Since | am not what / was
What hencetOrward, may be,
Venus-let me never see %
She hid herself under an additional layer o.
rouge, and died with the color on her cheeks
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22

" The Palmer Journal man thus winds of
an affecting notice Of the death of his Shan
ghai rooster:
"His voice, when heard amidst the Growing
VI other ROSTERS, was like the trombone in an
orchestra of vions, or the bass of rumbing
thunder amid the hum Of dozen spinning
wheels:
Farewell faithful servant, a lasting farewell;
From thy tate let all roosters take warning
No more will thy voice, in a long and loud swell
Awake us, to get up and 90 to work, about halt
past five o'clock in the morning"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22
Notice.

The business will be continued ps heretofore a.
tn sam" place hy g. NnNiS,
Wuoo-ki Fails, April | 1853 d'l&W3w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22
r UTL.l.N'D q. BURLLN'GTO.N
R.3iLRO.}D.
CHANGE OF HOURS.

W HUI Td1T7tTICTII.
On and atte Monday, November 10, l552
Trains will run as follows-viZ:
For Hns1Nn Y. York i, LII iprai L, IN q IL q CO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22

IL LAi-tti- li-i-i-j ~ 4,
fh'llt Subscriber invites the attention Of
a cuItivatot9 IN The Champaiu Valley, 10 hls an.
nValtd CyAc,tloH OF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22
.cnNGREss o. j. ruT.spAYs

The u,ovemen's.op Tue4gwY iRtlea.elan en-
isrgea ssbste IL Tie House 4. Representatives.
IA he ssasrk. bill VS. inlrot uceA ptoyiiing
pzys,szi f5F Am-fieaa losses-by Ffsa<4 sPolia-
lions prior % 1901
liz samn4rjnIoaseea aresolutiosa Ia 4gardto
lhs pFoPfiefY 81 seeming G heap ocean p9sase-
.oti-e, ia ehies thousands az tens IS sii,asand,
are ihtersse1.
Apyoposilioa ID rsyardta Rail Road 10 N.
Pacific was fef.rred TO The cesn .yts,ree % Roads
ant. capals.
In ii. HsusE. tAs resgiutipa concerning Ihe pur-
chase of MORT Vernon OIL The U. s. was laid
upon lbe table. Il Is nc gt~srai inPrFssion that
=tAe Legislature Virginia viii aulA9Fize is
purchase.
q biIt was re!portei 10 anthsrizs1ae bnialing Of
sir ar.t-class seam fsigates Ii is tne ttk coua-
Try was awake 70 the ima5Fiance Of s'rspgtAenins
The naval arm.
:. 4 proposition has seen rdisrTAd, pseFoang HE
thanks 6f Congress TO Capt Iasfkham' aiSI me Of
1-ers under bis command f1F their sallatt co1-
dacf on The q o; 5aly last ia asseria and maia-
tainingthe rights q Amesie an eitizstsa
The variDas sut ieeis eta5Taeed il tht Pfesidents
Message we're ordered p b. fese4edfe aPPapPfiatf
ennsniiiseg--aaa tais eifAs ~ " T. ut,t ~
TIE ceIebratfd Gerfit sni Of New ipse made
hjs~frst speech ia Congress, He afaiYgsd ne
roaluet Of CAPT Ingrahan an in parl ile posi-.
tioss aiken ty Secretary Marcy, lot soFclaasi
his harangaebY al earnest ifn1acialion b. Anne,
lean slayer!4. lie IL saif 10 hayE cg1mtated tie
marked aiien4lon 81 thc apaft
Mr.. Pfest}n q Keuiseky 1hal4 very hafdsome
anttemperle reply ufgi as the geaaen4h from
New York 10 u.s. his fae abpffies al s.43hpecct
more u4efully than in slnlstastn and ris4Priiea
Philanthropy,
Other meDa5crs seem eaget Tor fheHehaieI wAiei
viii dagsdsssa tInbracesll s4ris n s'sllissis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22

.I,,.A., .hev were necessarily both ID
ss -. "a ~, Aleehany raonntairs, berause Ipz
essi;t;es a. the Vest wsee then unos-
- nd ,E;.ber lie material nor the labor re-
quissse CT ihen was "a easy pEoeas ss
- ~, nnre e,rkl and equitable distrioayon
- 49, s;I,al establishment geographically uo
X ofne 81 item to soEpe proper site o.
~ ,,,,l,d lie 4 more convenient ana
tlar that now existing Il
ts st 81 transporting freEa nlanaiae
as.' a te arms required toF use and Jus
~ *, 10 mart of the country, either
~ e. III lie mtia OF the western
- IN Ebe materials required for the nianuiAc-
~, more abundant aAd cheaper N nlazr
". $500, ~ ne axest where motive power. either ~.
~ p.As. - is r,siilv attainable ard Where no
49,. = l;l,l artisans are te be readily had g
anv desirable extent and on reasonanaf ssls..s-
These considerations alone seem 70 rsSeE 4 ~
Die 10 establish western hsse9ss,
when to the;h Is added the iaet ts W.
ION Of the country has for 50 many yeaFss s1oss.
q ,nano,olr Iof these tavernment nAaatapsos.ss .
arnears Is sslle the QUESTION; and gjoas tFo ssan q
riss ars wanted 10 supply all the small aris ier Ss
Irn;fea States The relnbvao of one ef thHn NcstMasa
ssen,s the lsst way ef eEecting the ohleet Inc
tnas r,4ehifery and Iaany OF the mdse essiiy pals
rSsife far Misunderstanding not daeut 81 ttaiss.
natation ami may easily and at little cast ne ss:ss
tns ether HI the assnoricss and sci WI in sallAhe
bnila;nrs pieyioasly ebsstraciedior The western r.
,,rs Ths ransFer Mill thus leayc xernmeat
nron,rtv hekind. thc buildings which, mas he ~
NM a1pl;el 10 pugp9ses d private mIEn:ac tnre
ana c,iii doubtless readily be disposed Ct
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22
a sIcNiVIcANr CIRCUMSTANCES.

Col. ngSRr WARD Of HaEpsrs-Ferry. has re-
ceivsd letter dated Chatham Upper Cabsda.
Oct p, from female slave OF bis. who. with Der
sw-o Child en-, ranaway about a year aga she sp-
psass il Tie slroEges, terms to her masser7 AID
mistress to allow her ard her shiidsen 10 rs,psO
and remain with them. and adds;
am sorry that left want 10 see roo all 50
had, that don't know what to DO | dream every
n'sas aeoos ycE alt and sometimes SIT Gown ana
err all day aud al night because want 10. come
hack as&ln Faere i nothing here bur hardiimes
and bad darkics, and want IS come back.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22
EArl. 0g eos.I.'ao.l!..a u 60

Gea F31:e has isSssd al aH'ySss 3 he ps65 Of
Mississippi, 10 referred &c 10 ge receui deieaIlhs
! JOioa party "a thar Stare He Is very seykr, ua
On me President ava nc Secretary % War Ma
Davis ehafs.agtAai lhc full tdycc 0flhe exeeilire
patronage .ass hsenshl To bear in taTer q lbe Sc
esSsionlss sFbis i Gu iaas spectacle, ara twill
oTni az cresia ing haPter III the iuiaTe history of
iae eo6nify Afesr aga PFeSi1eul Pierce was
eecssa oa.tas aaed tiie Cf1hei UnlNn and Coelpfo-
mise sentisnenti Canp ofnise snen were then iash
ascendani no4- Dickinson ard Bfonson Fpoie,
Coo9 and Clemens are reprdiaied. and heir re-
sscaye tteesod aud seeessieais opF0aents are pelt
ed andhorered hY he administration. Should an
othef eaerssncg arise similar 70 the sepocha Of
1850. a>piisns NAV infer from The history o, tkeSe
lines iaat opposition % eonciiatory measures add
.'aeQGiessenee only when resisienee is useless,
wil best secure their political advancement
SlsrRt0a SscSia.af.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22
eoop I.uc3.

Our vo9d catemp5r3ry ofihe Tenth L3gion,'
has aifasi struck bfeezs We are machHl ea.ei
: learn ofit. a. We are always granaed tlai lie
people Or elser ea1ates endeaTor 70 iqli3le lheir
iellow-citizsns Of len rsoa. But lst tls l'eaihs
speak fer iiself:- IN Hill
awe ac6aowleigA theyeeeipi Of phif Fl 4 Poland
Ducks, plump and fat, lorn Mf LkNsat ALLgN
of this county, for which he wi accept u9- kaan6s.
We ihtend 10 have them dope M trFfft or enr
f;hrisi5rax dinner with all tlle Gxn,i add-auins'
That are. Necessary accQmpa1tm pts thCfSloS Ca
kneighbars may btag gbaat theif 'sasfeasgIA and
other iplfal, '-4vha are t4eV alto COMPETE via
:, pair Of aae- aavoisl poiaAf DpsESl' A
1Es en- Iea-E l-lTr1 ~ Ii 4 IN h Eeif T5 =.
spine or yoar other goo3 friends % senj ysl d pair
Or two--for We are a stalassrbns' biz lfatar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22
EIRsr PalNcipaEs.

Il is hs sili9st thing in he world 10 wdrlfer at
Mt FAuLKSgRs acting Wsih The Administration
si1se il has given such ienewf vitality q The
Ffsespslers. 10 be snfc, Nj FarLkNER Was high
Nv 81 same "a Uniani,m HRt loog ago and even
began, a enc iinr 40 prade q STATE rghle7sljer
lh. fashion oflhe Samherna extremists. Fit what
Q, thall The Wia1 isn't always oai Sc same
qaarier. Sometimes IL hnWs lsofn the Na5sh. a1l
Sometimes irvm ale SoalA Bun i,pm Tie Ia. td
West and "a N il gets tsra % lhe N0rl6 again.
III fa,l wing he Administrator With is ffeS IN
p-aclgi.ies.,Mn FAuLxNsR il OILY rc;Rfniat y tie
cip.ts-wijs b h. sci tfta, With sayh talaesi-
-hr>s IL - Lei LIN have chance AZ tAel frs;
priacipFeS 10 The meantime wesShall watch The
yane ialhe t0WG squsrs and keep the pGIl X al
Fissd III tie caa-se The Wi.d-JTia Rg ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22
'0ui' ! =, JEFFERSON.

Decision on rHElPRizs PokMs.-The committee
consisting Of Charles Sumner, Jos. 3 Chandler,
J. ". G. Evans n J. Saunders Joseph Henry,
G. M Butler r. h. Gurley. and J. B. Donelan
which was appointed TO examine the communists
tions presented farIihe prize pfered BY z. - IA
than. Esq, Of Washington, has rel ported Inss, AZ
ter deliberate exhmfnaticn, they came 20 the NJ
ran;nous conclusion that, in their judgement
there is no production among ilose submitted q
8 ;n<,Iv n euiitIe tito be considered National
Poem Ode or Epic: and that they therefore res
nsrtfuly decline Recommending any one Of them
far he prize Tie rejected poems are % "
published
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22
1LLEGEsAcE 10 PAAl.s,

ne orrzns Il wasiiaeiaa ~ naksas ecassdessels
s. lei a.. x s.sssr cIes.as and sssasor
cas- are yet se d ~ -isi.ssrasioa- Verify, saefs
8. ,0se sce = lssss sases !, s1sld scarcely
bsueee.ssry . - periodically s5esaiiHssAs aieiiy &
tAis o. dat prs,..iaeat Hsa.
Nss il i well kno@n sEat Dir cle1sns II warn
psnsoaaI friena q re Rres:aent-sni ~ might very
n.,nrsily be expected % eaF un4 fsrezF tor some
line BesisS. Il i gives CT tzt he is SOFA q have
president appeiDsHeat-
sAs TO Cez Cas-. he nevrF hss been kndwH 70 jsia
majority siase b was czaTorteA irs4a fesrasis Whea
lie frss moved ys'csfSart.
itrill b. time essssh 70 oait q BE pg<f of Presi
dea. P;efcss party alter IS Free Sal nosnasions g.
tkrouxA Die Ssszse. Hs triaah may thea y saasaer!
ed complete and iaeosnH1n deesHey VIC prob
Oily hear no more q the ]tfinnaA of SeWaFisf8
III, III psn,s h c1-apleieiy tro4n ats he IS, ao
- ,he ,ub,asiialisics II van RareDisn Il has ioas
been kept bas-beaE aad hasab9o f77 Paliti.
eians
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22
nm NE,t YosA guNl, - s.0NDENcE.
Ntw Yoag. Dss. le, 1853.

OUR NEf NOalN SSlAiS - t'Oss ~ = : : =
0tw Yoas. pss. &c, 1873,
r. a.,,.,l Il tas Haas Of Reprss atatives On
No. M 81 rgsarl IS Iae resotuslaa sisdacsd
IN AiT w Ill worsh III lltiaais, onslae sutjeet q
8 M fIasf i 4 decisive Indication snat &C. q
: " fi ,slIiae iai,l eoWa ID aae pIeAi-g
3soas SigssaEse Mg. We0twolth Desired tae House
=, Az etess has he a9WeP-te pioxne
~ M u fsl,, oaa osertbs ri iit2fiss
~ ,b lIetAI safes Iaf lhe saief an1 nlq8e exps-
lot the. pntisr taegeys, TIC
tts trIox antfthe munitions % war, item
~, nee Il, lie pdflie coas5s aduHght Ilint-
(sFts,se ih1l power lsls nautien ws;s
All 81 ~ tshe III tage 81 a6 % a. Wlseh fea-
- Il aII.uIt cesIfnlha esogsIess xii; not un-'
er{aks tasa- j IL stfueIida III the oa. q govern
sptgrf s. INA wl4l c0ia k ii44lt - rhcohfa-e
sss, NJ, .3,Srt c,Angauy that ihpy asYasne the,
I'M 6y dyIafng agggraate seekiats 81 latd aud /
ll1ssins ap94flialoh+ tef ialhosf u - -
tfiXyren X H af0! aua Saa FeaHes1ed..
'fhef- hsI a.ea to ihdieatioas set " lne sf'se
~ sSfs;ik IN ihsIt4ece balilis pi ohtele hat
Il am c5seuE VITA tAeIllea,e, wAeAeeef me qlss-
ron Is dfstfaIf!rspres4tssJ 4he SeslateieoM[nit-
aiffhs#s 3pd canals consists u setn4 e
i6s Strongest ana mb<l pfaclitaueS taen IN that
bs.iY .tSf heir fef1ast viii have sgrrat weight
s54,,y, TIA hei9asfs III The eenUlRe is Senator
vVgsht #af sstw 114ses wb0 eplnta%uted Iilf as aa
aasrss,4c,s Ii sa.ille haa ha fagss naNeE and has
ss.te hit IaV-ra 0hll he has hSt4nIe ere oi hr
weaiihiesfapttshs la tie 5l'ses'sai7 : NJ
NsFatE II faS pefti' 'cs 's :. =,
atk ans @a3 eA7lsa M AsSs esF - *" -,
"a sis Il takes sfal "a 'As otlt-ai3t 'As 49,
sgne, shs MImier a5,i.,
David 4, NtagAt. n a 81 talented anG safiSsi's
t-youns Kistaan q SsFt%'af afisnt n tFsei.h9
beco,ae si.abf Of The Fe~s Aogk LAY Saes Will
has hlh6le Ibeen IA ln ~ laafoaga 5Nssi
Cray Hhlg Jaurnat ia CHS cHs VT !" ilshs,
t hageFer, Isl bieglAI ftNvrr ~ isset saRp1lt -
pgesaci.t Z i ree Administrator WIN mnea 'aes.
/ TIE angsl hasbesb.ko i9genlensY ana q'te'iy
accomplishing, ia i tas tesu SCARE iyl pstes ass
Is duh OF aaFty fea1cGf SIN IatnN Nat senator
1 Wright has ha ts II he ~ {. ffessleacy, ioue
years hearet aa1tdasRais lttae he slr
mephose il poe 81 tAe ram q eVsnys p1Tlsleu 70
1 lead - taat tasd. Itqaf wall show
Wnrle iudFgias rf,oaetess'oaat sl'sss nay
also neasiea ~ 81 2Htnat rssoatea :, n uqiy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22
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THE CLERK OF EIIE I0IGSE.

Col Joax W FoaNsY has Sc rs iEcie,I fo Tie
CEeekship 81 he House OF Representatives, ,n1ach
q. cur saiPrisf, ADD (he surprise olhe coat tia
LIS Forrest lett which hae5een estng ihe bounds
ofshe papsrs tor soms weeks showed hin tpt4.ien-
tirsr flhy III tae statiei apt we aAe alta loss
iotSaew how any Reprc<nlativa ~waR bad rEad
thGt lctef eenla haze East vote ia his thk5f--
Toe aathor oizsaeh litter should n6t Envy htrn
Gle .aied = 50 impondut and Fe9pansigiG sthfFn.
II rs 6sea done however aai those .who gYtelEfar
hiai will have q explaia the aaEier stti-
1uests and lhe c1gialry WRafe euFlotS llssbw
whst tnat explanation liiSe.5 o. tic YilSibia
.dskealioa Bayig, MeMalFsn,f Kidweg, SSH
Faaikner aud Saadgrass y5yed tor FarneyAsHnl
Cassie. Bocock 9d9de, LsteteT PswtN an5iE3-
.muaasonl voted asainst bin lit-l-H DassesK