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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-19
BANK or THE VALLEY IN VIRGINIA.

Az the annual meeting Of the stockholders or The
Bank Ofthe Valley in Virginia, held II he Rank.
ing House in Winchester, on the aath Instant, the
following gentlemen were duly elected Direetors
for the ensuing year:
WtncAestsr-Thomas A. Tidbail. LloviI Laean
Hsgh II. Lee, .. w. Barton Geo. W. Mard--the
latter in place of1r. A. s. BALDWIN, resigned.
CAaEtestolvn- Thomas GFiggs, Andrew Kenaedy.
Nathan s. White, Thomas. Ruiherford.
Remasy David Gibson, 1ohn B. WAite. Hsuse
Fox, Michael Miller.
Eecstnss--Jchh gsaney. Henry r. harrison.
WU. II. Gray, Rdbs. w. Gray.
SlaH1feR-JaEes Nelson, N. K Trout, T. N.
Hendren. Jefferson Kinney
M5on9EsI1--Thom Masin, David vshneter,
Abraham A. daskeep, WIN. A. Cunninehasn.
ctrisii1n abnzg-Davn Way, James e. Psestcn.
A. P. Eskridge, w. A. Wade.
The capitol stock OF the Siaunton Branch, Il 10
be in-reased notices. than $50 900 nor more Than
$50 O0e
Applicxgions were made for the esiablishinsp, Of
Branches q Fincasile. ilsBoiet0urf; Rocky M H.
ID Franklin; Lexington, 10 Rockhridge King
wood, in Preston, and Front Royal, in Rhrren--
which were referred 10 HE Board Of Directors Of
the mother Bank for consideration; and IT, In their
opih ion, il ID deemed expedieut 10 establish
Branch 1t one or more Of the above mentioned pIa-
ees, they shall cali generalmeeting OF the stock
holders to take final action thereon Ffs Rep
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-19
a SHORT FAULKNER CATEcWzsM
FOE THE DEMOCRACY.


who supported William Henry Harrison for
the Presidency in 1907
I AnsrsrE Charles James Faulkner.
Who in the year 1910 addressed Wing crowd
from the top OF The Log Cabin" by The side Of q
"Coon7p
Answer Charles James Faulkner
Whe gave to Henry Clay. the embodiment OF
Wing principles and measures, Bank, Tariff and
Dis,ribution.s an enthusiastic support in ISnl
AHsioeri Charles Jamcs Faulkner.
Who Supported Zachary Taylor In 1913, 10 pre-
ference 10 Lewis Cassa
Ansg.v: Charles James Faulkner.
Who said IN August 1859, that be would have
supported Willard FILLMORE for the Presidency, II
be bad been nominated BY he Wings, Ia instead
OF Winfield Scott
Ansrer, Charles James Faalkner
Who, but two years ago, defeated Henry 3edin-
ger, the regular nominee Of Ihe Democrasic parry
for Congressl
Ansicey Charles James Faulkner. 81
Who, from early manhood for twenty-eighl
years, was member Of the party opposed 10 the
Democratic party
Z Anslrers Charles James Faulkner.
Who, although half century old. should be Be
elected win be The youngest Democrat in Con.
CREST
.Aasrey. Charles James Faulkner.
What Democrat. bEt six months cd, received 1
nomination for Congress, II Freference 10 ableI
men Of that party. who bad Away bend enioeIals
cnarge the Secretary Of The Democratic C,nyentiar
tLffsbhrv Waefinsf5nsSr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-19
ExECUM0N

Friday next is the day fixed upon for the execution
Of negro boy George, slare the property Of Mr. jas
RorER cfthis county, new under sentence Of death
and confined in the jan u our county for attempt
70 take the life Of Mr.. HawKLL BRows, in whose en-
poy the negro wasatfhe time theoifenee WINS commit
ted The place Of execution aswelsarn, x1ifbe near
the chariestown and HaFpersFerry Turnpike about
one-hafm mile East Of Charesioxp An appicatianh has
been made 10 the Governor for respite for 90 DAYS,
but we are incned to think II has met with no favor
n no intelligence of the kind has yet como 70 hand
~ ISpirif.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-19
THE Loss 0F THR AMERICAN SHIP
WILLIAM IND MA Rlx.

We gave, under orr ielegraphic Lead yesterday
(says the Baltimore Sun cfihe lstl, account 81
The loss Of tha ship William ana Mary, Of Bath
Me, and the drowning of zoo human beings on The
passage from Liverpool to New OrIe ans The
number Of immigrants mostly ,Iri9h) onioa..d was
2Q8. Capt Stenson, who, together with h'essrs.
Welsh and Ross, first and second mates, an six Of
the crew was picked up and brought 10 New Y ork,
fufniEhessorne particulars, from which we ext acl
The following:
AtseveR O'Clock, A. NJ. on the 81 efaIay, darin 2
cloudy weather and strong breezes blowing from
the soutle asl, they passed the Hole in the Wall
which IS ihe southern part Of the lfe island Of A.
baco, one Of The Bahamas, nearly osrth Of Nassau.
Atno0n they made Slirrnp Key, and then bore off
Id soufhsEIy direction. The weather grew thick
Ell allthewhile and the wind stronger. On the en-
suing day, at about half past eight r. M the yes
sci struck upon sunken rock, whefe after founder
ing for some tfne, she got of and then struck
other in ten falhoms water, and again gotof. The
a1ehor was then let 20. At day break next morn
ing, after working ali night, there was found len
ZEE. wafer in. andlh- apparently going down.
The CONSERVATION OF the crowded decks al this pc
risd may be imagined, bat cannot he described.
All the boats. FIVE IL nambcr, thea launched,
but two Of them were stove touching the wkter,
leaving only small boat, and long and boat
These named By the captain, his mate and crew,
together with many passengers could be crowded
into them The remainder o the passengers supposed
u Be about hnpdred and fifty N Ill, mcn,
AID children, wefe ett board, and ii few minutes
amer, i .. about o'clock A. NJ, went down with the
vessel N the time The Great Isaaes bearing east
By southeast, about scyen micAs
The several koal5 were separated after leaving the
ship but bsfk 20 heaFe 10 in the direction 81
ne long and boat and the captain surni'ss that The
ofihs numes II he Lost va preserved
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-19
WHY DOM ME ANsWERi

I
Weunderstnnd from eendenan who vas presents
the discasson n BefIJvile, between Messs B0teler
and Faulkner. Tharsday last that mr. Beyeier, IN
referring 70 the last Congressional pfopounded
the quesiicn 10 Mr. Faulkner why. Il bif object thea
was, azAe assaned defeat the secession edidaie.
he had comc ont whan here q he time hn Iade
pendent Jnion candidate "a the feld-Mr. Byrd. 81
frcderckf Dlr, Fanlkner do5krd he question. In
Mr. Boisers reply. he repssted the inquiry, snd ssse
way for him % answef. Stll declining 20 do sos Mr..
Boeler dcnanded that he Ihonld ee The andifnee and
ansWer 4. He could extract response The crowd
thea called upon him, bnth he saf marfss Il
The especial psrtinacty Of this enqnrF, viii appear
e every one, wbeH recall the fact that this gentle
niuB. who now alleges hat be has been itryears .
Democrat Al heart opposed The regular nomiEef Of at
party two years ago. SOLELY Be pretended because
Of his secession and anti Compromise Prncples Mr.
Byrd, however, had not subsequently, Withdrawn, Mr..
Bedingefs election wonld have been certain, He
willing divide and distract the Union forcss in the
hope and ambitious desire Of eic~afing himse Posi-
bly,, however, il may have been "not that he loyce
Rose iess, bctthat he loved Cesar more
frN1r,rfr,, sh,nsn 4yfsSfffe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-19

-
I ! ! ! ! !
6rc:,''iou ID i. ..' ~. Whlsssly.
Ts ncmorY 81 even l.4t-< - s9pllJ hia. Hiln
s1u<rsas i'Ins,rxiions u dis ffuit - IN lock
hack = ~ poiiiissl hisey q This s.ais rs ,As
AZ bssssr.sy q q. ,IsAlh csss,s..ls p.
1ense Of his szsraordin.ry pss<ka.i or Wig DE-
ssriers q Ne nomination q Charles James fsnlk-
ner a. fheir tsndiiaic for Congress. Mr.. Fnulkr
ner eommenced rs political he - ! Whig SOME
twenty-five o. thirty years SEQ, end renai.sa :
Wing uniil Gen. Sco1 Tas no1tin>t. -fs ne y ms
candidate for President DuEing This long pef>oa
vagering champion Of Wing measures ihan ne
Psescni 1otnfnee u The Democracy Of The o,h dis
Hict He vas Z Bank Tariff Dis;ribuiionr Clay.
Whtgifur . quarter - century. and the pe7l
yearsdf his lille have been spent n warning sgaj1sl
Democrats principles and ne Democratic cause.
Auo WI me Dcmrcr4cy o. MS oi,tl4ct 9o4 sA4-
NJ. Faulkner By the hand, raise HIN xtoTs The
heads Of all their promileni leaders, sgeh as Laezs
Tucker, Bedinger. &C., and assign him The chic
post Of honor Marvelisna, indeed. must be The
virtues Of rensgzdeism 10 Demeefaii eyes,
Tvs years age Mt. Faulkher vas the U1ion
Wing candidate for Congress agaiast Mr.. Beiin-
ger, The regular Democfaiie nominee, and xsFJ
Hereby, indeed. vas be denounced by the loeofotc
Pressan poiiician26f he district IN that eaasass
His abolilion speech in he Legislature Of IeSz
was raked up, Hh1 the lushor was placed in iie
same category with Seward hale. Giddings and
other Leading nh0lifionisis- Mr. Faulkner was I
Wing thsh, and, Of course, his abolilicnism Mas
inioleIafle. Nov, however. since he has eInbrsced
locot6ceism, bis abolition sins are forgotten By
theSe yigiiant champions a Southern rights. and
he Is heai:ily endorsed marvellous proper inal
for Southern people 70 vote for.-Riehmond Times
Whilst our contemporaries remarks vii apply
10 portion ofthe Democratic party, yet We deem i
Just 10 saIe that Mr. r is aot the choice, and vii
net be supported BY very large portion Of The De
nocracy n This district. They are honest 10 tAei
opposition. They can appreciate and applaud ~
honest change Of sentiment. but they despisea MAJ
who watc hes his opportunity 70 squat dowa % d.
strong side. IL.
They regard sheiniegrily of1heir principles NOR,
ihanthe temporary victory Of man whose where
sbouis NAY be eificuli to discover before he en-.
Of Aisterm.-FaEE PREss1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-19

We chscrre IN thc last Spirit q Jescrsenw cor
respondent writing from Londoun, who glqrihes Mr..
Faulkner ba, who very sihgulary commences his eps
lie 10 the Democrats organ WITH yoar former able and
distinguished Representative, the Hon. C. l. Fsulk-
net.n &c. wesidnt know that aIr. r. stood in the
light Of your former representative" 70 he Spirit
Is We were under the mpsessioS that the whole are
~ Of the Spir had beeh brcdgh 70 bear against this
same Charles James only two years agoi
fEfedericks6sug Hndhd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-19


SALE or CAxAL PAcKErs.--a sale q he three
canal packets formerly belonging 70 Nv. X. u Ward,
took place at Georgetown on Monday week. The pri-
ees were remarkably low, considerably more 50 than
We had anticipated Terms cash. The s's.In packet
$ Congress" was Knocked down to West Rerseil L
CO.. Ger ,s7s. the Belle' MIR. Bryan for S250,
and Ne :. FashioA'' 20 Mr.. James Davis for Slse
fS~ cel. JAoeB StxcsxptvEa l. announced as an In
dependent candidate in Berkeley. Gro II. McCLuRE
and HESay }. SEIBERT arc the regular Democratic
uainees. FRASEsrg TAoMAs, Esq. il will also be
peeollected, Is "A Independent candidate.
iIJ- The superintendent Of motive power on the New
Esvea road a his testimony o. nc recent accident
akssnin three years perkaps. This may Be very
foERg travellers for the pre.eat but how sboutthe
hfe The unfortunaic individuals who have to travel
over that road three years henee had better 20 <her
kxes Insured before starting
~ The Goshen Whig stated, sh,t Rev. RpSert
Armstrong. Of Newburg. New York. purchased, among
other inersls nh he supposed was aeopez hut which
termed ont 10 be damold for hall which kelhss
hcen oGsred S5o0.poo, which he deeliasd 1tslsight
4 two snd half ounces. and Il real dknoad is value
win y aose than ss.ooo,0O0.
RSnacap srBscpIPros.--The Board of Public
Works Of Virginia. on Saturday last made he
Sats Subscription u $50 00o 70 organize ne Akx-
aAdria, Loadonn and klampshife Railroad compa-
~.
Frvre1 or g;rASs-.-ey dc use q en.no de worn
cnf fclds a. 1onlgomery N lIayand and Fairfax and
rr.re rii.isa. = vlssi1i. aIs 1ev Essasias Their
II
n1c.llv N vdn5 Farms Which, Eve years seu sold or
| 10 SIS ihe nere, NV bring 80 Sac. A fam 10
Fi'shis nrar Arlins.on Hose. sold lssweekior 81
/ per acre.
| Es1.ssss Cap. F.aqairr Cosby Va, has eofnsases
operations o1ier AFofabc ciftnmsi1ioea. TIk naiae
Il ! sat : sery sieh \ eorre< bod an1 native.
.bd rranises 20 yisll abundaally.
nat he Rev Wa. NJ pendlrion, cf Ne prcllsfani
Epicor4' Church. has reeIEael ~ pastoral tharge d
All ss'ais' Parish. 70 ake ssrs i 0eisk<r rexi' "a
that il has been sccsricd By nc tstiry.
,.fe. ks fsl1 u ne Petersburg tislzct > ke WIKI
S1a1iare e. Cca<rnss. His o11rnliIorI 4 present.
an Mr. Ccoia q Mcsksnbars. ~ Mr. uqik ini, y
poeh.,.s. Tyre Msaria , ihs Wig e,slizs.e nthe
y-The Fscaeridst.rr II.rii s,.is. sk.s d, <see,.
q fssno srs quits si1s .es<fl eups q whe. b.
l11rn nat ely sai Srgi.yit,nir Ccari-hq4. Lad
hat hers,oov uss se.lssF ver1 ~ .e.tisg ookss.
,.ossh sNs.y stssa,y 'rs h,A@' n'ghs 3 t.'h<ssd
g. W.l,ry F.shsA. E.s. - Z .. sis.lsr :. .k<
Lite NoruaIk disaster, unF1ne q Nc 1Fn " Wakcr
Fr1rth Co., Who k.sp i.rEs eenir.fl eoe.irlr< q
Wss.i;s- s.i'rs,i. ~. Fr.Sck w. e N.3.Ss.:--
n H.. Nhch ciir ~ h,d 1<1acn<'f represented il q,
|ri1 Ler;<I.frr<. IL W. 1'so Ncu1H a Ike I.Ie
er.nics.| coessn,i.. q ~ s','s VIZ H'..it.si
Il, rc',.s -. I'D $1,000 n 81.
- o. c.ek-si,.l Ie|e<-.rh says - ku<r.ur
s s g. e. z: : !: go /: 8: - 6, s. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-19

nIrH1U o. rot1t<c&x r1IfN1Is.
n. r.'',.|sr ~. b. n,.><.., r.rs|'1 (,
fl'<'|r<| = ~ lie s1| ..I ~ r<<&., <11I1<' =
NJ. Ihtn.I j Dof6 /. ..-'rII1.'I. .>,'|r.1'. D,
~ C1.I|f, lnn<1 T.....1t n ". 1r1lI -
rsns q |.e|tn<r r1> .1.i q 1,Il .rF<tr, =,
9'l' - hiA no aprs,prI.f>'I ir'IHts'-k -
lars - new ., lisf|.1E isuocr1l un||
political ccugtrt.- L<r11<r IE1siizTIs4
1Mr. TkS MS ]. Bo}t q UJiAs eo.n'J: ~.
81 efer ssi always: ~ co1c<ired q. sr..,..'
ilc4 q l'ef.l1g hius<If - ~ r,tE1i - -
led ~ solEh u very rccrnl c11Vllli.n, eIi y
III y lls11Ionr lrue Ne assumes - 49,. y =.
w11i ne dlnocfaiic party s1a.. e. 49,, =,
- g si.fnin.ss ed enc. y. IN. 80 80, c3lTies
Is denandei a IS k1nt--st1i a.1ns4sn ~. 4.
ikeud make ~ Al u1.sErs..I.. g. Iso~sS
re nsm..rfs II ne spoliie q IIteliy ~ -,
Jefsrso1 BoIA Nc sooner does ne = -. =. 4,
break n upo1 lin lga,.sy,ze ~ = $500 = ~
6.-.r-. csor democr1.ie gEce-'h.n q ls.Ps
10 =. .~;,;.~ n cfrc1i rider frou slo4yst ne
e<-Slss ~ Pfssisess, and pTesite1 vim psso.l-r
rSsr-Iine1s and grace over ociAoeNae Dei-.ns ~
Iks Legislature TIE cenosral 2, e2 ~ -.
;Seri ever he ere skrsp rsiurned g he is4ei ~
~ ~ he osi distant idea tha alter a. = Vas
~ Cd theory Il very smail vol, covered VIVA
~. 80 al respectable sized leader Of The flock,
ukick iher had iei into: The fold. Bot 90 y has
fnrned out MrDoyd's wslfsh proPensities fhos Cd
ikemselres almes, atthe very start His ttsie lot
sn6tlon couId NOT be rrpressed, for even aidecepl
fern Of puoku,iou. Whilst 4 few innocent and
crcdulons democrats were bazyiHg themselves N
prppagaiins The idea Of his disnleresied meekness
he vas discovered trying with might and main, 70
fasen his teeth inio ihe great hard fist Of demoera
CT. which was A6i Qssiie rsafy 70 feed him All
men have iheir foi6les Nj Tkonas Jefferson
Bosd hes his loibIe. THAT oible Is most extfay-
aefnt appreciation Of his own ineriis excelencics
and capacity. Others would say hat MI. Boyd
would make a very respectable deputy sheriff He,
% The contrary, fhinks kinsef not only 81 tor. buI
entitled 70 The chief hsnofs and highest olkees
within the gin Of The democratic parry" ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-19
FITS /, FIrS ,,.lEITs ~

PERSONS who laboring under this distressing NAL
sdf will find the VEGET-4BLE EPIL.EP7Tc
20 be the only remedy discovered Tor cur
ing Epilepsy Falling Fits These pills I5ossess me-
ec action the nervous system; and although they
are prepared especially for The purpose &c curing ill.,
they viii be found Of especial benei for ali persons al
nieed with weak nerves. or whose nervous system sas
oeen Frustrated or sha tered from any whatever
Prce 81 psr box, or two boxes for . 5. Persons dat
q ths city enclosing remittance will have the pills
sept them through the mall free Of p6saxe For Saic
bY SETH IS. HAECE, los baltimore street. baltimore
Mh 10 who orders from all parts III the Union Ia.st
beIaddresscd, postpaid. Oct Z. 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-19

In rosicing shs appointment Of Mr.. HERRIferos q
postmaster ], HaFpers-resry. the Winehe..er epubl
says
TInoTHY A. ,HERRiSerox has been sPPpinted to
the most dice al Harpers- Ferry His frieaab in this
Iace win be reascd ,tohenr q his SUCCESS ndepen-
dently Of party feeling As Mr. had resigned
and As ii was we'll understood hat DemodEat mnsf
.havc the post
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-19

WAsHasosoN. Nay III ,isRa:
L has been observed oI sene t " Pes s a.
Robert Al HAWK amesssns,r 10 sn9 - IN.
Department was apoiiug uaaes .s 1870.
from TINS 20 ene coalsss1fe. os. 81 s.
9uenees would result. 3n Sasp5aeJ 1870 NJ
early hour sherd.rehisr. pronaely lnI.ssnss ~.
oiase, eecnpyanr an ADJOINING c - i
minutes AFTER leA O'clock, shF Mss flMssa1a -
scream roeeedng rom aex nioaael " ~
ran dowa while neI lasnss 1857 W. 80 ~.
cTytns tetnup mat ne na1 eA. ~ z "a u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-19

y =. 80. ,'...t !. several = - sszsP,zsr', -
1>ps.,<l 10. h.lol1i<1 ..l1sFity. 'A>i 11'Fe..es
.a1;.l 49, .-.'t 4, s..losl cs~nfF. delivered
.l;..f s.s.,h :. ssz1.y. iIrr ihe rre,dhsI bad A.
isk.. - ii,,o.n> ~ pile h.ss been lon 70 se-
49, -. s,r1 = = <zt1-o.ai.afy nan = Extra
100. - =. story i - well auiheptieicziedto -
- r. l.l11.Hss U116o :. u 1enr.ry.
rraNsn.n RIO - fsssest .sseIts that ns ~ =
.s<,l.s ~ prs,rksr. irs.-side Baptist se, shs
- II ii sermos, stated 70 tie Congregation lhli the
eSyi,sr 4 nfsski1i prnouni. nd thessors the
ssaisns. -hosfy COED nenoeI>ts- Ee'id De grasifed
% ke.r di,coans - Deuoes.cy. ana hs-roald 81
so-aisrly janodns Gov. Said % shsir sequ.hi.ues
M i.t.resiny rrslsle beng sver, his Extra Excel
ir,sy csnn.s.<t his k.ralsue via solemn 'iass. and
;..S-l.ri-i Il rid naay nud r<leriions, coihed il
- k.niui eso,nis uhh y kners . veil hoS g en-
plogs
We ~ = isrn.iioa e o he eject q ihi, EXTRA
.s,,v S;,.ours. npoa ks liltener.. bat NE think Il
t,gsrs fkers irs cher portions y he cossres.io1aI
ni.1ir, =. ani % Tolerant the Choiankers--some
20 knk th,i iix days = he week oughi 70 furnish
-. "a ouSortinfes 1ufieicnt Tor che nof cola
a. 49,. WfSnetr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-19
soUfmEnlN CONFESSIONAL cosveN-
TIoN-


Tbs hssy. Which ne, year ago at Baltimore. !. to
se-sssltie 4 Menphis. Tennessee. on the first d
lsaS. year s., passed linee The talk was held on
soaAern Indspesdsnce yst What substantial progress
1ewssssf Tke rich nsters q the sosth veal 10 the
NorlAen uaieilng, places usual, and spent their
nonsy = Freely = ever. Nov. We TO have sao,her
parr, eedins Gas = heretofore. nat We hope COR
Ioit pr.riissi rstalss
Ths New Tefk Herald thas ooaei.ely states the OBJ.
jesls
-ry l.sp.... st al. slsnpAi. cou,.u.io.. to di..
GO lke policy Z
sa.iinss,,l e.,iou depot in opposition to Liver
oldilsct sxpor.tioa q cotton " the planter;
~ ssuinern importing mzkst. N opposition 70 New
0fSouihcfaliaes q steamer;
Ql4lnnlntinE ni4nulhctarrs. education, &C., &c.
p ~, they propose = 5ae1ps possible 70 cut The
1cnh icoec from - dependence upon he North In the
nAiptl.x anets, na1el,cteres schools and eolleEes
Ae1 D49ey npfEef . - u earnest In leir prepare
tpr( i , FerT likely they may do something. heip
1sslt-2ne soxsss system q operations very iiitls
bhoFt q r,roIilisaI resoIatioA.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-19

#S3ts or vlsoINlA CoprER MlsEss--Te learn
from the Warrenion {Va.) Flag ihassMr Thomas
s. Hall, Of Fauquier county, haslsoA his copper
mi ne Ito p New York cam S@->r fsr q * 400
sewing also interest Of one-eghh ID he proper
VI nr. TaHaferro, who owns toDpeF mine on
co9nusuons land, some time ago SOLD itfor $S 0t,
Teserying similar Interest Of oHe.eighth. The
eeIalIogs q these mines have thus given prom
scot rich yields and profitable results.
py-Anong the passengers in tho stesmcr can.dg
Whtehsasd Tom boston on "Wednesday f,r liverpool,
wefs COS II Meredith and wis, Dir. Stfecter. Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-19

Tkis 4 ,he Read leading weawardiy fsem
ni.hmond ,suaras .kss6hio iliver Il wilLsoon be
completed 10 s.sunionI The Legislature, At ils
iaie stsiisn, ssled . subscription Of million or
more . carry /, from covinsson 70 ne Ohio River.
.4--ss,s. sHuuts Tebz
RE n Riehmepd % authorize subscription to his
woft By the Corporation. a letter from Mr.. EHet
4 published. showing how adsantageodsly various
.ciiy subscriptions hare resulted. and urging he
ssdNn,ssss ofi ks Central route over sil others.
Ths dissases ftou The Valley of'lhe Ohio 10 he
Aiianiis b. Ikt Virginia rome. Is the shortest a.
-wsli - he yhscheapsst Il isonly 400 miles from
he nol,k q lSs BIC Sandy, n Kentucky. to Rich
noa1 uhilstjrom The same point, 70 Baltimore il
issie miles; indaAs New York route Is near 200.
TAs etvsnttgs Of uperior climate i also con-
eid<itd. 40 Ne easy access to Be afforded to The
vllri1is Ea9rsI Springs i a. item u high value.
Indsst. stery clement which can tempt STATE pride
Or srcsniils ppidiiy exists il regard to the Gen.
tral Virginia nan Road.
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Co We learn from the Boston TRANSCRIPT e he ia
ast that Mrs Mouatf arrived IN that city o. The l2f
seconpsni<d By W.. r. 'Riichie, ESQ. eaitof u he
Richmond Enaaircr. u fnflmeni Of promise Il lag
demoaia. for the beneft q Mrs. Warner. fAt accon-
pliscd EnEli.h tagedicnne. whose bdispostka
and mary tAls have greatly enlisted ths syfnpefkcs
the putic Mrs. Mouatt win not again afpe1r ddrsr
his season. kr o4n keal1 nsi benr Qatc X
-. IN Sepfenbef. the WI commcdce round Il fafe-
well enEaEcmcafs ne prinripll eities q Ne Un6n
and early u he spring ske viii lay eide her stare H.
tire Or bridal res, 1ad retire 70 Richmond Is private
lle. Her isst entascment nna fial farewell q ii
sage win take pisce IN Bosin uherG also Der naf ~
with Mr. Richie win ~ celebrated.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-19
Baltimore Market.
Rnndolph "a LafiIner,s

ClRC9bAR or PRICES IN THE BALTIMORE MARKEr
Fortaesceek ending May IB, 1883
Reported expressly for the Free Press.
ApfLss--Are arriving freely and sell at s so TO
BUTTER--is very scarce all qualities are in ac-
tive demand. Sale or Glades al I'll 10 is cts--Ctty
k IS, r a q " ets-c Common Wfslern it 10 -
II BE4Ns.-.Wbis. beans IL worsb II u Il a.
per bqshel. Mixed so lo75seis..
BACON The supply Is better and demand not
50 good, though We quote LAST weeks rates sales
q Shoalders az o. 70 Sides IL II 10 81 els--
Hams n 10 10 f2f els
BEkswAx.-No demand Held al &c cfs.
CATTLEs-300 head were offered al The scales ON
Monday, all OF which met ready sale al 1925 10
500 on The hoof equal 10 So to S1025 nelt and
the balance were taken ont oiIhe mhrksl.
Is. Gofs.-Prces dull and sales al 55fo IS cs fcr
White, and 30 10 50 cts. for yellow
. CLpvsnsEED. Sales al 81 10 S1,25, wisk i lin
tied demand
paI I, s Faasr--salss q Apples ass5t Peach
PEFRszIxs.-P Prime skin. are brfpgng9a % -.
FL9uR.--Markels firm though sales zf6 limited
Howard ST Is held At sf67i Al which int a -
e shoice bfands are made ciIy Mills held & 81
ELAxsrsD.- Sales At 81 IS 70 $40
II, Euss'-co9n and Cray Fox III q % ca Red
FExFHgRs Sales Of prime ii IS 10 Is eli.
GiNsENa--in demand and sales bt ~ Is 46 kif
Hocs.--Life are in demand at 81 2j i'll sA
EkaD-SaIcs ID bills. Ii b d 10 al. IK.ys iot,
III elss Il X Il,
!, sissr4nD sasD- sals.st ) % IL I GOOD
J. s!.S1 New are bringing p g n eis god d.
Rkzs-In good demand win salts II 5f) so y, =.
RyE.-keady sales al IS ID IS m. - -
6akxK RooT.- Seneca Il il leonard tni .sli.
readily u &c 70 lecis
TiAipFHY SkEp SellS readily Al a Is
TlItow.- Sales IN Bills Il q 10 9f. Gakin al "a
10 cts = = !
Wnaar- no cls. ior infsrib< "A .,,a 49,,
10 prime q no % ~ 80; family 6ogf ~hiss =
! ~ ~ Ia5 clsg--in good demand.
WooL. Sales 81 nnwashed q "a Qe n j a<hsd /. x
IS n 40 ~. a. 80 IN