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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15


r. IA unnu,l ezh7ilioa Il ne vixiaa Sials Ar
ricuIsur.l soeisty VII Be hsld n iehnuad ,4psnsiag
q. d. In a Ncrenber a.d lasting for "a The Va
r;u., .ou;s,ees r. de sslrd u prens1 hsvs bsea
.,,.;.,>d. III. follp1isE naneS sPPear = u. Lit
Br.xto. D.rsupors 81 Jssnon. ens = N c1aniites
q. - f.r.iux IN Virginia DR.. c1n. r. Mecornek
ofci.rkl .sa Dr. Wili.nsoa, cShen.ndoeh. e. DsvSu,
"a Aiderseyss J. W. ware. Of Clarke, = Sc VOL.
end middle wesls sheep; Dr. Wn-iD MeGuire. q
ci.rks, On lo,r woas PrsFines MeCc-mita cr Clarke,
.. n.firss .sd mixed blood shespt r. n. B.ylor. Of
J-G-rsos, O Imported sAseP Jc66 d A. NaaesBoussh,
q Berksl-y. .. Preninn arinss Aasrsv Kkys-r. Of
Page. hou,ehsh Eaasniseiurss High ii. Nelso. q
Clarke. o. braneh tine Of the Fair.
The S0utkssn Planter remarks that he scheme q
preninns h eonpfehensive aud hbsls end that TIL,
w has bsss aceonplshea ii no snatsaeEikee Il Tina
\ nd labor. IL Odds:
e AID We ak. Is there eorrelafiye sbligatios
the part q the farmers manufacturer AID mechanies
q virginias VIII they BY indiferpnes 90 their
sssppsss the Sops. q success which must rest upon Ii.
response ey shall give this last appeal 70 their pa
triotsE Rscreant arc they 20 the lesasa moth
er II ALL who. shut up in the impenstrabe eSldness
ioated seshnest cannot be melted inse eeuenke III
= the current of sympathy which warns the breast
those who have eohpred to raise Virginia % the hegh
Of prosperity and glory which her position her eli
mate. her soil. and her still uuderelaped resources
agriculture. eommerce and Manufacturer fnfitle her.
The appeal should not be in vain.
The visit Of Gen Richardson 10 fhis portion of III
State not saeeessui il sherd have been, b
deeply interested in ths cause u tgf-s1 YalIsT
fse,nFes and should heartily eoopsrste With the s,he
quarters Of the State in their promotloa. The props
steps should Be taken the next exhibition "a
this place. being The most central and accessible point
the Valley at which il be held s
We hope 70 bse the time when yeFyeouSty will hav
is agricultural club, By which lively and generous
ulatioa will Be excited and the annual State exhibition
be invested win interest that Be
! Cd Vinehsstn Republican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
NEW cnURcn m wINcMEsTER.

The cornerstone Of the new Methods, Episcopal
Church in wpchsster, viii be laid "Wednesday. the
2ls instant, according to Masonic custom and usage
All brethren, in good standing, invited to psrtci-
pGte twill be seen, also that the Independent Order
Of Odd Fellows have been invited TO take part in the
ceremonies Of the pceasion and invite all members Of
the Order in good fellowship to be present.
t. For the CONVENIENCE Of all those from this section
We arc authorised TO state that an arrangement
has been made with the Presdent Of the Winchester
Company, by which the Cars win leave Harpers Ferry
at 81 o'clock Of that morning passing Chsrestowp at
81 o'clock, A. NJ and returning, leave Winchester u
O'clock ofths evening. BY this arrangement. am
pie time will Be afforded persons a this county awaiting
themselves Of the pleasars cf the trip 3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15

FlaE At MoSrooNkRy. AL4.-The Nfrtfon.i;,,s
Institute, handsome banking al Moniasasrrv lia
occupied By H. Means a. seminar! 4 /. ~
polied, was destroyed b. ere FEW darss aeo-, 1.
was ovned By the Rev. A. A. Lfpseomb formerly
Ct Baltimore. and vas under lease for n loo 49,
ennuu. TWAS nclsiosobcd =
FsRE.-At Alexaudfl1 on Thurstsx Sfvh, 4
e1oni Il o'clock. fire lrnke out q : IsrrI Soden
hnilding on Watsfs,reef, befueen Kinr 40 PS;.r-
occupied By Messrs. GoFssck & Dean a 4 esr.ir.
ters shop. The hnilding with tools ana inisS-a
work therein, v2s consumed Loss moi sissef <
Supposed % Be Tie werk q an incenaia-y.
nEsrTtTloSs--Tke Washingion Uniop az. ~.
ireasurerofthe Uniled States. on he s.h i1sf,ss
received from he Rev. John =. Hickey oIe sIHl,
s1nd dollars - resioration to The treasury AZ a.
United STATES ~ some persons whose nslae i 81
given. T.
kEl'Eg 70 NEw 0aLra,s.- Hirau Ledge. M.
y Masonic. and Madison Loiee. No. 8. no q 81
q NJ uzee.,<r Va. have forwarded The an I, - -.
go. % appropriated fer The relief 81 tKr n, :
Mas Utspte. IL .n,horess. uho>- S-.,. -.
c.'14 lee. Ha1 rccen<Iy an1onncri 4. ~ q, ~ 81
-1'r-.@ -.'A upq1 he AUTHORITY ~ : - "A.
STATED - had attended Der funeral - - . c1e
-- zane paper i nct only alive. 81 ..<
1rc 1e.Fy rel er@oS1 q - r1f =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
the 1ARRIER1S V1aGfSI..

This barrier between the two region. + IN. Bin.
Ridge thar aBlue Mountain" which vass,he m.
TINA Thule Of SPoitswood's march, far back In
the beginning Of the last eentary-Vaich Divided
him from the Indian and unknown Iand--snd
which stands still like a mighty barrier ia our
day. II alone separates the tide wayer frOn the
beauty and wealth Of the great VALLEY. For Ionr.
the East and the West hurled themselves against
1t with unaEailiug effort Ii still stos,d. crowned
with ts'clouds, and seemed to bid cetance 70 All
attacks. But Of late this gigantic snapsth begins
10 to,ter its hoary erirals have been pierced and
soon il will groan and fnurmur as The long trai6
shoots through ils heart toward Staun.on or, sea
ling the heights at Manassas Gap, flies along lbe
banks Of the Shknsndsah, toward Straashurg. past
the old haunted NJ ASSN uiton = pxfEa-&,s Mr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15

49,. "a most Singular ease Of sfhnns5f9a,ev In A.
gagged the attenono 81 several Of onr nhvsislnI IL
liarrisonbprg ipr 1lelast ten or twelve DAYS Mis-
Araminta, sdaaahter Of Mr.. Fielding 8 Tsgaaf e.
this place hged about 4 wears without eomai,ain,
at al OF beng sick, went TO sleep on Tuesdaylthe
3lSt ult aid his continued in that situation. With
scarcely any ihtermisson, ever sincei She MAS
e e noEFnB 81 consequence since. the apalhng
stupor came eyer her senses-and has SPOKEN ibut
ONCE or tw, Since Vic went to sleep Once. onAhe
first day ssewas taken animation seenseskantiy]y-
suspended nc il with extreme. difficulty III
aroused irosn her sldmbers hut when awakened she
seems to know her friends and aedIaintances III
Though thei PoEer Of speech seems to be DESTROYED
She occasionally labors under high fever and some
times means as though she were in great pain. Nut
all attempts to ascertain the eause oil her illness Ana
% ner stnpqs nave az etproSed Faitless. Her ply
slciqns nsssr saw Of knew such case, and afe4 Of
course, uliesi al iPss TO prescribe Eemeds Iie
= na'ft end distressing one, and Is
excited the SYMPATHY Of all who are acquainted WIKI
the worthy FAMILY in which ii has occurred.
Rockingham RegisferH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
3 FfESI gFITS IL FrfS Is

its9D,,9 WAC arg "a s2shs adsF FH stfASsieg mall
aIy rWIlL hna the t1sFf Is4BF I. ~. 2sPIKFPI9C
e oc thc 9aiF resf Sc n 4aFeraa for cnr-
mg Epilepsy a sAiafs 3s5 as IS rsisst = spe
ciiic action lie sse Sos ~ hem a sl8ssh -
are prepared esYdcsaiIN Eli sE lssaa3 Nd r.-s@ ~.
they VIII Be foundlof especssiIstIe u Z s.s5l4.
hicied with weak nerves. Dir tshns. FL - " II.
been Frustrated or sla tered from ANY sst.s
Price So per box. or two bdxes false p, -.
Of the city enclosing rcsnihanee u MI kavr a. IL
sent them through The mail fs. a. 1890 -.
by SETH S. HANCE. Jos I,aI,r,srt sss, u.i.s -
Nd, 10 whom orders frca al paris a Is. - -.
be addressed, post paid. f5et 1880 80,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
REAuTIruI V1TEAT.

LINE OUR attention was calIedtp sample Of v heat
raised BY Mr. Tnos I.oeA Of this county, which he
assures us yielded GO bushels Of measured wheat to
the ARE, and weighs CO pounds It's bearded whea,
and called the cove or white MEDITERRANEAN. Mr. l.
has taken considerable pains to keep it pure, and
having but small quantity, he has been sowing il
for ire years until il i completely aeclmated and
now presents the appearance OF plump whi:e wheat
lie Intends sowing 40 bushels, and has left the re-
lnainder at the store Of Lock, Crqmer L Line for
sale. Il is certainly worth the attention. of eur
farmers as is quality is most beautiful and its yield
ennrnnnns 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15

EYSomehody having felt ip,ere.t ..a,aA !.
make the enquiry, as to what had become =
James Faulkner Jefferson cerresnord " =.
Lyrchburg yireinian SAYS that lbis new III, 3
prescribing his old friends with erceness IN: =
unto that 81 he man uh6 iourneved = sihe
breathing ihreaenip Is and slang
the removal ofthosa who Ter more ban ~
have been hi. faithful donstituents f,, -.
what he prcfessea ID be1 wings ana ~ $500 ~
rnenf Of Democrats In iheirsea The Ia,
hez.d Of him he WAS 10 the corteae ~ y 81
and 5ecessj0nist who pres;s..
"a the worlds Fairhinself nat fhe To-, .s5se
il tkzs interesting collection -Ffsd Hsrnrd o'1sl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15

II The coritse President Pierce has pg-.,ad
Since The Alb Of March shows in many iii
force Of the comments upon The I3augnrai r. lii.
London MaeainS ChFenicle Of March I7th, ,yhdn
y characteLs3ed L inIihe following terms: Tie
Inaugural Message of General Pierce. whieb LIZ
this day publish lis probably the smallest sacrifde
which was eyer 6fferfdby Democratic politician
70 Inc principles ot American Democracy Ii tbe
absirac, pronositfonsweTe struck ou, his aa1rcsk
would read Ike grave profession OF Conservatism
from some SPORTSMAN of the school Of Wasbingtob
ahd Adams.s Wherever the new President bak
enuneiated aipridcipe, il melts down 10 nothina
in his discrietiel Of FITS application No soopeR
Nas ne sketchedthe bald outline of policy. thah
he t. tes up HIS brush and coIprs with Neutral rinf
III is sehfsughhnt his MESSAGE that be IA
addressing asnsflf ID The turn 10 the various
erotchets which hi party has from time 10; time
taken up, With TIA vies~ Of giving fair NOTICE IA
their Yoiariess that com nlimentary allusipa -
all which they ay expeci from him" Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
RUSSIAN AFFAIRS.

~. r.o,doa Tiaes Of ihe 27th Of August, seems 70
h,h ~ Peace Of Europe i BY no means secure. esPe
since he he,tatioa Of the sutan in accepting the
settlement suggested BY The four Great Powers
The Times thinks nothing could have been more m
urioas 10 The interest Of Turkey than its datory pro-
eesdiprs This sympathy excited for Turkey "a eoa'e
quencs Of the overbearBg eondne Of Russia has beea
aiu;aished. ana everyday gives Russia
advantages.
The fact probably j. that the Emperor O ta' en-
" abiding his time " He'll soon fad an e1ea'e iof
h.pin. hissfao large portion 81 the present Turki,h
IN -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
LAYING A CORNERSTONE.

The laying OF the cornerstone Of the Methods,
Episcopal Church now in course or construction IA
this iowa, viii take place on Wednesday, ne els
iastaat with Masonic ceremonies The NJ. w.
G. A. ofths State, EDMvxD P. HrxrEs, is expeci-
ed to be p'esea. and oficiate on tbs oecasioa.-
Rev. J. MczsSpass RlELsr, Of Baltimore, has
accepted the invitation to deliver III. address "a
that day IJIaelesirr f2-pnbsieas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15

A MoxrMrxr 70 ~ HbSr.- ~ ~.
Ety. Of New Yorcity. Has contr;E,.5 ,a y.
the erection Of monument Il ~ I'M. =
boy. named Irersoa who vas r;,ets5 49, +.
and drowned By fyTo az hi ig sns = e
because he uoold rlol "a into e Ln'csso
traitor them 49, a.e s.eal
S. and Tie Democratic Pee . - 8 ~,
day Schools ID take u co,ri,- = s.,s
pose. 1ceoBnis of he cahte n ~ i;s,i. ~
d1ah were circulated aIn6ng re- s.,ssv c.s.,s
1890 y keiesge they might learn Of one who
iisniy. * 6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15

10 TIE sroNA9li prepares the elcHients Of the bile
ana te noad and INT deds the work ebly and imper
leciFi liver daseases IS the certain result. soon
'eteorc 81 any affection IL the liyer + perceived we
ay De SURF tna ING destIYe organs Are Of order
The first thing 10 be done i to a fi,ins,er n specife
which viii ACT directly uaon The H. .es'.e
of the animal machinery For ibs5 .,-,,. ~ - -
recommend Iicort Asrs (d.rmaa I,,,s4t.. -,
Dr. q. a. Jackson p4iladcpbia a9s ~ ~ r.i,a. =!
e a oplc, HETEROGENEOUS The dfgstoo, changes tho
condition Of the blood aud fhefebr Uses rcguari,v ii,
the bowels, Isepfembsrs INA Is, =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
=. Jo 5aL; s. SAFE

before resurliisg his assfdrsee Il ylsg;n;.
~ (his native will af,ee4 tE9sprh eisss.
20 Is y ms infringement fur the next
49, M .ie naAes no speci9l lefershees, but
~ pon hIs extensive aefuaiftsre throughout
tine Of The Departments INV '0s-
Widows Pensions attended IL ,,,,o,s
able terms. Address him AZ ~ !, =
July e. 1853 80 - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15

LIZA Wriier 10 a Georgia paper says. Il have
seen growing on enc farm this selson the following
crops. Sugar cane Cnba tobacco co.fen, com. oats
rice. sW eel potatoes, wheat, indigo, groun1 nuts,
field peas. tnFnipz. pumpkins, and miIlet The iur-
penfinc business Is gelfng 10 be extensively fellow
ed in The Slste requiring bullie capital and skill.
Il Is foaud % be very profitable Two COED hands
win gather 1--WE hundred barrels in a year, which
will sell for S25e or 50 barrel This will leave
them beIrecn four and GVe hundred dollars 10 the
hand. clear of AZ EXPENSES SEINE hare actually
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
THE RELIGT0H OF PAYING DEBTS

One Of o1r religions exchanges has the following
strong remarks en- this subject They drive the
nail in 10 The head and clinch il:
= Men may sophisticate as they please. They
can never make il right. and all the bankrup,
laws IN the universe canDsf make itrikht for them
not to pay their debts. There is 4 shin this ne
gIect as clear and as deserving church discipline
as in stealing or false sEearing He WIZ violates
1ls promise % par or withholds tho Payment Of
debt wdeb j Is in his power 10 meet bis engage
nent ought 70 be made 10 feel that in the sight Of
az e. honest men ne = sElndlef. Religion may
tut If religion does not make man sdeal i,,s,sv
II is rot worth having y -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
. tg-Thi. erisrbo, beautiful passage seear. in!

? - z q 8 - t1ss1ee UrcuTs m a
late article ia FrssieF's Maya. ines
Education does no, commence with ths hInh,h1,
hbegihs wilma mother's looks, with 4 father's ma
o. appreciation or sign Of reproof wilha SISTERS
ssatie Pressure Of the hand or broiherSnobie al
O lofoearanee with handfals Of flowers in green
no, touched with crsepi1r ants md aior, =. -,
eep,ibe emmet., with hurnming bees and flas, -.
hives, with pleasant wake in shady anes M r,;fh
thoughts directed in sweet and kindly lone. .,S
words 70 mature 10 acts Of benevoence. ID deeds or
vT,9e' and 1.-The sense 81 all COED. to God him
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
lCOuNTY CnIIRr.

The Justices who viii compose the September Court
according TO classification. win be-BRAxrox DAvrS.
FoRT, Presiding Justice, JoHS MoInR, DAvtp But
NYEE, JAcoB w. wAeELY, and IsaArt RussrLL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
DANIEL WEBSTER, /
B4rn! January Is, 1852.
Died October 25, 1852.
Lerda Ifb4lidYe, help taon my unbel

i PHILOSOPHICAL alignment, especially that dFawn
with M a K ar, II -, Il
aI, IL IL, IT, e HiHSaHce vi tllS giobes has
fa9as1 lIiy Ieason Tor the iailh which
go VIZ YutffF mas Always assured and re-
1s es III sespel q Jesus Christ mast be
oiieiYlne reality The sermon en the mount raR-
not be sfnerelk hhrhaf~proBpetion Th5s sAf;Hfs
enters into he very depths of1my c,nscignae #pbo
"Rale history 81 Inan proves III. A
VI mi. DANIEL WEBSTER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
!
WILLY Vi NlAMLsstIsN /.

VALLEY Eacampment III independent Order II OLA
Fellows, will be opened it s6,phy fistqwn, Saturday
evening next, 18th inst Roy Al Purple Members, il
good standing are invited 10 bs present.
Sent is, 1885,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15


IksTo.in,n.1f Il JOS AXIS q I.1sia.f ~.
c.e 4 Dc most sxeitine asd brIi1>l ts<t
- rlsss-fhe eosesane q visitrss beng l'E
upee ssy farner o.e.sin. NJ day bsizf -. ?.
Usually l.fts array q B.n.lis vss psessrt ~ -
~ q III q 0aie-rI and Knizhiss -
Pssndaf-c- LEuI. BzEs1- !iif
zfarsLaI-wzs A. JAcE5os. N +
HralS-Dn Z c. JokrRSE. +
yua<s-R L. Baooxrxo, Csc. NEIL. - IrsAo
Z. 0wrE.
Is Fsraf-JlssI- Dssrnsss. !
P.sderict-J n Psfkiss- III
Ardsia-J. W. MADDOX
- n Lnksi-R- NJ. Honstoa.
Mumion-J. ~. GiksseA.
unrks-T. Calmees-
IN Yauey--S- 7. Holiday.
Irrasi-S Boahan.
ne A.ehor-chaTles MeCofDisk.
). EassIis-H Mcclure.
cbuissfb,rn-T. D. MDoru.
ye6srson-George Davis.
Str W. Wailnee-A. 3. Mason.
Uaknosra Knigkt-B r. Jones'
Would II ks C6uid-J- A. Ware.
Harrr Hoespw-J. d. Hudspeth.
fzgiHs &r1iiiery-J. p. Carter.
Ib> Esrsha, having Paraded the Kaighss Il froat d
he large Portiso theJ charged sy the ffesldeni
10 a appropriate address; after which they repaired
the keld Of hoaor. The riding with few ezse,iioas
was very ereditable % those engaged in lie spGrt-
The tilt bang decided, The Unknes0s Rnigh. havin,
hnrss he riasfOur timss All: ped he Aoar.
and Bsauty The n. as nnnju,tiaz Ina Qssra n Lon
and IN Anchor, stood respectively second, third an
| f5arfh.
The company now adournsd to he portieo, wher. Ii
Presde1s performed The pleasant drty q srow4ing Wit
ehapets the ladies whose champions had trumphed.-
These esnPiiAe'ts were graeiOusly accepted BY
Miss CoasElIA MAsos! Of King George, Qbsen;
Miss MARE sHuLTx, Of Frederick, la Maid d Hoaor
Mss LsDiA K. SAITH, Of Bsrryrille. "a Maid Z
i Honor
Eia ExaA c. Jackson, Of Baltimore. ID Maid {
Foaor
The day closed with brilliant Ball, larger runbs
being present thaa any former cccssion evey thin
passing Or IN the agreeable .nd pleasant nasnnsr
To the young Proeretors much praise il due for IN
efficient manner in which every thing soDdastsd
4 Nothing occurred 10 mar the pleasure, ar n. a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15

YehMaxr ElEcrIox.--The Builingfon Free
Press makes The Senate stand l5 wings democrats
and doabtful To the House from l66 towns, -
Wigs, % demecrats and II free soil. InI7toEns
ibeIe is no choice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15

srlzrRz or FisnlN0 VEsskEs-Bosroa. Sen, %
The schooner James Rix has arrived kefe fresm 4.
pay Of Cnaleur. Her captain reports that ~
American schooner Gazele. Of Dsnnis siso -.
sehooneD 81 Nswbaryport. Massaeklseits. IN
three vessels Of Cape Am. have ben sst1ea hv ~
British, upon the charge Of violating {3e ii.hinS
laws. All he above vessels wero tskSa a. F,S
river The AFFAIR has caused no snaii derses Al
excl emeut and trouble Is Anticipated e = a :.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15

Arr GoSE.-In one mercantile ofice n NJ a.,
leans, during The present epidemic. al the clerl
died snceessiveiy, and then the agent Tke door~
were locked up b tie porter. coIore1 f,sn. WA
rlso died The day aler ke had ieieeraphei he "a,
q iAings % The principal once NJ 8 g :.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
Mr.. DIX NOT oBJECTIoNApLE.

The Charleston Mercury the leading Dertocr4Iic
paper in South Carolina, comments upon The ap-
psintment OF a Minister to France, IL mentions
that the men who have been most named Tor The
place are Mr.. Dix and Mr.. Wise, and states thar
il does not think Mr.. Wise lit for the place, Mr..
Dix does net appear to be Objectionable, sad the
Mercury does not thiDk hefshodld be vicimized
for the charges Of Freessism against him. As to
the opposition 70 the appointment Of Mr.. Dir, the
Mercury says:
" But We do not admit at least We have seen no
proef, that opposition TO his appointment haA come
from the South, although il suits portion of the
Northern press 10 say 50. IL seems IN us he IL in
reality opposed mainly BY division cfthe party
in his own State
Alter that we ihink we should hsar no further
outery against Aboliiisnisn B, Southern Demo
erais-RieImoad Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15

The Ohio papers publishes ffettsr iFom Joshua
X Giddings Gays The Richmond Times) propo-
sing ihe organization OF NEW party in that. State
composed of Wings, Democrats, Free Soefs and
Maine Liquor Law Men. The following il JOSH
ua's new platform
l. Opposition to he extension Of slavery.
9 Active hostility 10 the fugitive slaye law
3. A divorce ofthe general Government from IN
connection with slavery. A
4. Free farms to actual settlers on The public
lands. Tfe
s. Retrenchment and reform.
6. Equal taxation OF individuals aud. corpo.
Tatiohs
z. The Maine liquor law.
The Stste Journal, the leading Hhig organ ia
Ohio, Indignantly repndiates ihis>1usion or ceali
lion project and declares that defeat on the old
principles OF the Wing party wouldte preferable
70 triumph on sectional issues The Journal ob-
ieeis particularly 10 the Anti-slavery features Of
the Giddings' platform. We are glad to see eur
friends in Ohio thus syineing a determination to
adhere 10 their organization and 10 spurn all hli
aticn with aboltionisls and other fanatics.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
DRoWNEp:

" aursdalncrning. The body Of female u.
,ouno noat'nR The canal a5sTe The Aqdsduct :
sas Ees aPpaptly about twenty years ofaee, and
NJ ne rody- coroaer's inqnes, WIS hSlf and
- " 1rta ferAiet Of accidental drown
~ tne Possibilities are strongly fhose or her
hav.nz cone cher death By risie1ee. =
We Eooh ke 70 know Why he bsdrI vas Il.
~. 49, S-I 10. eafiy n The noEnirg unIil
~ s,n 49, = y ne n9' and seorch5ng rays OF
- klr.-r Z, y 49, sle comment efthe passer
p1pF qpd unkgn o. did not The nroer s,,sk',s;
lies attend 10 Dir busistss ~ f--re'i-
!. = u - - ntIsA-y morning. Al Interest
y 49, .o1f years % The son or T. K
r.--f--S IT,, W.. lonna cr0WDed ina rain
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
FINEFRUIT.

81
We areyander obligations to Mr.. caAalEs BARRrrr,
of this tOwn fer specimen Of his delicious q
He never forse,s Us. Good sign
We also under thanks 10 Mr.. WV. CIR. Of fiji.
e9antys for basket Of fne mountain Peaches, May
tie crops Of these gentlemea never Be- blasted,
L<e- Hon. George Peindexler, formerly United
states Senator from Mississippi, died1at Jackson,
IN teat state, las,Monday. Hswas the FIRST dele
safe 70 Congress from Mississippi, and on her adj
mission intoth union was immedia,ely chosen
United States Senator, which position he held for
great sumber Of years. He was likewise at one
tine Governor Of the STATE, IN early life he was
asuppester Of Gen Jackson! bal il later year,
acted With the whigs
OeRstSa or rar srsslos OF TlTE GEAsp LopcS or
ran USirEp SrArrss L o. o. F.--The annual ses.ioa
q tie Grand Lodge commenced On Monday morning. !.
tAs psnal hoar, at SAMSON Street Hail. Philaaelrhia-
principal BUSINESS done the organizasioa q the
bcy. reccptica Of new members appoatns e5nmiitses
and installation of the officers Tor the easuin tcrseos
ssligg Of wmot G. De SaRssurc q South Cirolna. :.
Most Worthy Grand Sire; Horace A.. hil1chesief, q
Rhoie Isiaad, a DePasy Grand Sire; James L. Riaeey
Of Maryland. Grssd corespcndsnt Recordiar Sccre-
taFy, snd Jha yansant q Blaylssd . Grand Trea..
sref The Representation verT strong. Numbering
near one hundred ncsabcrs.