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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01
THE vIRGINIA DEMocaAcY.

Under the head ofAReniniscences, the Naiion-
al IaitifigeHcer gives some extracts from speech
made 10 The House Of Representatives 10 1924, by
the Hon. John s. Barbour, member from the
Culpeper district in which he took decided ground
IN favor OF the power of Congress 10 Appropriate
money 10 the construction OF Roacs aad Canals
The Hoa Henry 81. George Tucker, representa-
tive from the WiurheAler district. took the saH.
views IS early as 1873. So did Mr. Lowades, Of
South Carolina, and 10 did majority ef the then
Gepr5iieaa parlf- ID both Houses Of Congress.
After decisive vote oftbe House Mr. Lowndes
rena ried that there could be no doubt thas large
majority Of the House en,euained the conviction Of
the power Of Congress TO dPpreprtate aeaey for fe
purpose 81 Constructing Rad aud CdaGti The
sense Of the House being thus PntertaIned and the
o6sirnctien rensurd 70 any proposition stabfzeiag
lha, Object he moved iaat ihefurher consideration
ofihe report lie on the liable.
This was agreed 70, and Mr. y. 81. Geo. Tack
er. from The Committee Of Roads and Canals,
therenpon reported bill making farther appropri-
| atoms for the Cumberland Road.
Mr.. Tucker, during he same session. made
i speech in faver OF applying the u. s Bank bonus
| ana dividends as fund fer internal improvement
maintaining most ably the constAutionallty OF the
measure. He fortified his position bv extracts
from jefferson, Madison, MsHroe. and Gsllalin.
The Isteliigsncsr refers to Mr.. Barbour views
because il Is believed ne sin enierta6s theu and
Il refers 20 the ct that he is leading Democrat Of
the Old Dominion, and was one of the brst md
most efficient supporters ofihe nomination Of Gen.
i Pierce In the Baltimore Convention ard pf course
instrumental in placing him in the Presidency.
MI. Calhoun, il is we'll known, al thatNime en-
tertaned similar sentiments and not onls eninfeed
| them with ability whist IN Congress. bur when
dR 5ESssfl 81 n tss EssGss $40
shows how trail is the bond Of unirn by which ~
two factions were held together long enough and
only long enough 70 fight the last grand bsttie for
ne sPo.s. Thef'cohesiye power" has already been
dissolved. and no cement can be found s,,lTicienfv
adhesive % make The disioinIed fragments sick 10.
gelher for another cam paign. Z
We hope the NEXT Presidential bzitle viii he
with patriots of each party battle OF principles ia
whth neither side will ray ay ro,irt 10 teesb;s-
ers, bat seek power for the sake or the couhtfy and
the Union. Lei politicians ne longer tpander "a
the views Of enemiss OF the Constitution ana Of
Liberty ITSELF We woHtd rather be d, feaied Cd
the platform Of patriotism and principle than ri.
umPh By the aid Of Freesoiers and Abo,iIioais,s.
fRtehnOa1 AEaI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01
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II Frsssrisk Ma. il she siss q July. Mss: EI.lz
ABETR II MsRh 4. SD ~ ysafs. d.szh'sF .. Ae'fs
Il csnserI.sa Ma j. he asa ult u shslsta, ~.
wAsHlNGFON EVANS ProFriet'r 4 barnans
Hotel
At his te.;dsaes. n.ar W.ieris,d. o. dc aash
Ca g. GILLIAN woRsLEF. IN The ssh ysar z ~
81 III issh sls.. M JOHN BENTON. in ne Pa
wear ofshis age, san. 81 WA Benion. Of Lundosn,
Al Enaora, nc residence his father. the 2lst VII
NOBLE, the caly sna " Noble 8 and MARY Ann n1-'
den, h The "a yesr o. his age. F
4 The bsaa,fal vanisheth aud return ncs.
In Biltimsrs % the ia altiuo. Rev. HENRY TAI
RING; Of the RsFtinaose AnAazl Conferences
Ca "Wednesday, a6,h ulti.ho. Of palsv. amer rEo-
traeted ilasss. Mr.. JOS EPH McAuRRAN, q sasP-
herdstava in the dSsA gcarsofhis age
oa Tuesday. I6.h ullimo Mrs. ANN NJ WRtGstipi,.
vile at Thomas W right, 81 Mercersvilie Ma egee =
years, 6 mcuths ana 10 days
IL Bath. Morgan county, IN Thursday, the 18th lt.
ROBERT PAfKER GUsTiN, Esq, q thar pl1Iffe IRE
in the a7th year Of his hge.
On Monday ereaiag. the Goth ult JOHN fkAN NJ
CTS son q Isaac and Anns Fraacis Heidsall, aged
months and days,
sleep on, sweet one. 10 angry storm
shall break thy deep Feposs.
pFight sevaphs sioqp 70 guard Thy forsa,
Pill Gakrirps tfuuapet blows
TAao.planses fron the woes 70 come,
TO heaveu's innaortai bower,
I Through all eternity 70 bloom,
a and fadtlessaower. III
i,lt,rr;.o,,tpryso. Tuesday the 2ad silt, AiARGA
REF ELIZABETH, infant daughter Of Rev = Z. as
Il Mrs NJ. A. Massey.
Mother, thy loved enc sleeps in death.
but OH do aot complain
4 For scarcely did she lose her BREATH
\ Ere she with Christ did reign.
ssBsIet them approach he cries, AN
Il Nor scora tllcr humble clam (;
The heirs sIhsareh are such a these
! For such as these came. L-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

o. ~ nssitt Il ~ ferry a. Aursas ~ sehs.
tas 2S1s ssl.e q ~ Nsi.y, ~ joan y TX III
Nc,< f<4<El ri.,re a. H. ilti aI1afas 81 nes. G..
IT, 1i.rta. NJ CilaRhkS WRIGHT d Mis- NAkK
sANnQWEA, bcsis = iep1frr S5.nV.
Oh III lGtA 4 Anrusl. ~ NV L. Mhraess. Mr.
GEORGE W CkeNfspf STiiae coaniJs Mlssenh TO
Miss ALICE r. ysaasest ASaShtrf u Alr <Antefa
Rogers ID, I.auadan eouSllx
II L4eshntx, - Tksr91y I'M. ~ the Rev. 9s1uel
G over, gNIr. HENRY WELLS ID 1liss ANN HQS4-
MN. Al Izoua5ssa eSEaly.
On fkarsdas hIurriAg<yAs 95th II HIarsi,>arg PAS
bv Rev +. II Aeszfek, d. ID, Rev. BEVERLY X
NAUEtL q lialiimore, 30 Miss SARAH : BEAT
TY. aAhkk,sr t;sOfgs Beatty, Esq. d faEFishurs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

DEATH or METHODIST CLERGyNAN.-The religions
commaity will doubtless regret to here the death 81
Rev Henry Tarring for about Is wears. devoted
and much beloved itinerant clergyman Of the Meth.
odist Episcopal Church, and during that time met-
Der Of the Baltimore Annual Conference The de-
ceased spsrted this life at early hour during YES
terdayf at his residence near the Broadway Church.
the scehsof big recent evangelical efforts 1t appears
that Of late his health had become impaired in consc-
qnenceof the zeal and energy Of his pastoral abors
which finally entirely failed He had gone to tbe
country to improve his health and returned home
quite Indisposed; since which time he gradually
sunk into the cold embrace Of death The deceased
has occupied many pulpits with great acceptance NJ
the people one OF which was at Washington CITY.
and Others in Baltimore He has left wife and chill
dren to mourn their loss. The funeral took place
yesterday afternoon, leaving the Methodist Church
on Eastern avenue Mr.. Tarring was a 4 burnin.t
and shining light in the conference and was ono
Of the most popular ministers Of the dav
Baltimore San Of Thursday
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01
TnE PAcIFIc RAILRoAp.

The Washington Unions zig-zag course upou a
great question ofpablic,--and what Is more iInpor-
iant in the view VI the faiihiul-parfr policy. has
called Firth severe CRITICISMS from the anti Pacific
wing ofthe party. They laugh al the venerable
o1gan and make themselves merry over It's tismal
groans. The boasted unity Of the Dem6cr,tie
household il already shaken.--There is emily ore
great road which the Democracy agree in spprey
ing. and that Is The ruad 10 the Presidency. sven
~ his however they bid fair soon 10 Be deprived
The Fccitic Road is breeding civil war am NJ
them. CT Dar!ss great military route may lead
TO great ps j i,al G-feai. Who would have es<
pected 10 see the triumph Snt Democracy split 10
pieces b. riding q pom n; l. f2ieAslgHd Mail.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01
10 BE HUNG.

Al man named Henry Jennings, 10 ID Be executed Al
ST. Yoseph Mo-. the "a Of September next for having
about one yrsr since in company with three or four 9TH
ers, forciby taken cal Of his house one E. III VIII
lard whom they respected Of being on the point Of b
seonAing to the injury Of his creditors marched him
hrongh one Of the principal streets Of the town 10
tkicket IN Ne vlcinfty, tied him tree and there
Whipped him 20 aeath. This fenish artwas perpetra
ted ~ the fare q az sun. within half milo Of the Co.r
Honke d st. yoscph The person o the nhfortn.te vie
tim vas Cit IN q aisce meat from he r ~ ~ 60
70 the sole or his feet and pressnted r,hgs hS -
Ia Jennlngs y quite aycung man. and said 10 belong
10 II Npe=tabe tany IN Ohio. Three others said "a
81 adeon oees arc now in the jail aSt 1oseph. await
inr fkeir r.. " for the crime.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

ID EMAININGi . De Pest llice, a Charlesrown.
~ Jedfrson 60 unty, Va, on he 3Ist q Aug1st
B-Mizs Ginny Burns, John Beavers. william
aBf..teft1n, C-Mrs. Elizabeth Cu1k Wm 81.
lCf-t David Coekaili, Mis- Eliza Ann ColweII.
Mise L1th<l Craig. James w CLANCY, II
CcckeFi'E Mrs. Hannah D0fsk E--fi0bL
II FI,1.i1g. A p Fulton. William Fr,ynsr G.
HtFif 9resn1ooe. 2. JOIN Grzreiy. H-John a
Howard, James B Harris CeiI1 Hickman. -
john JoneS Of D David J3ckson. K-Miss 3
Keller. S9t.ion kindlr. William Kinies La
u LQse- IT. Ms Al<ir1 n Manuel Ann Moore,
Mrs. 4 laae More. I-Pffct 8. NO'1nd ~
Nrs Ial< 0'R1an61. ~ Por<A,u q Brother,
9 a P1i'|irt William, Prin. Mrs. Attf l.cb-
inse1. IIf<4 Ross Mr.. Ieteer. E I<nt1I ~
8.E-.1.sl !. 80 JOIN ?. BROWN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01
J. cRRaT BALLooS AscENsIoN.

M, IONS Wase. Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the
~ ,sfopaut. win make his i60th Balloon
: seension !, shannondale springs, to-day Thurs
T.vSat 4 o'clock. P. N. The balloon Is Of the
t.,ve., class. containing upwards Of foe hundred
$500 ar silk. The occasion is drawing large
~ eoarse Of people 70 witness il-and from pres
..,.;6die lloas. seen. Of more than ordinary iu-
..r.., viii h. presentei. Various Aerial Figures
win ascend during the inlaiion Of The Balloon,
Master WIsE, who accom- panies his ta'her.s pa
already amused The visitors =. shanncadale y
sending up paper Balloons.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01
DEATH or An AUTHORIZES.

We regret to perceive among the victims OIL ei
d.mic at New orleans5the name Of Mis- T. F. windle,
lady less admired for her talepts AMP aecqnPlish
m cuts than for her domestic and social virtues Mrs
w. had relatives in this city. and irse circle Of
frend. whose hearts win throb win deep grsfst her
early death. Her age was . years. She was the
daughter Of the Rev. William ashmfad q Charleston.
s. c., and grand daughter Of The late Pr efsstsr OF
Wlluington, Del, The New Orleans Delta pays the
annexed tribute to her memory BFftiHcrs Sin.
..Whilst ENGAGED necessarily 10 attending her sick
friehds aud her poor neghbors she suddenly seized
BY the terrible epidemic, ald cut doEa "a the very
bloom Of life Mrs. winde was writer Of great Gle,
ranee and TASTE and has contributed largely tomy o.
The periodicals. and journals 81 the county Al her
and a .siri, of rhsritx. II nielEs and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01
THE PIC MIC.

According 10 announcement Union Pic Mn was
held on Thursday last, at Lemons Spring, NIL
Creek. No iaore beautiful or suitable place could
have been selected for the purpose and the arrange
ments fsthe committee wefetall that could have
been ed. The MautinsDdrg Band was present.
and heir excellent music added greatly to tiie
enid, hts Throughout the dav. Atthe request III
ire coInmittec = ;.'lress NJ Is delivered ~ ItlnlE
..-.. S.-s y was YsrFs iuieEssslIsS
the dinner tables, which were filled in abundance
VITA every eatable that heart could wish Dinner
belng over the recreatons were continued until a.
bout oeiocS in the evening when the party began
gradually TO disperse--nothing having occurred TO
mar the proceedings of the div With Iyiel, o ,,os
highly gFatiged - uriin3barg Reprblic4a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01
sALn on row 4 ,IIl rl.al .i,l!l

The Rev. WIN. Love has sold his properly ID
this place, On King Street, TO John Weller. Ss-q
tor $500. The price is considered reasonable
notwithsianding the same properly was purchased
BY MIR. Love Cor ihe sun al 1000 IL y Yea 4 80
Some improvements. however, had been made q
the property By Mfr Love-
Mr. Geofge SeiheTi disposed Of bis house on
Queen Street. few days since, to Mr.. Audrew
koush, tor Sse5 for which Mr. Seibert nail ST.
4v0 lev years ago. and 10 which no improve
meats have since been made lWsvi;1sb.y. ~,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01
Baltimore Market.
CiscrFAL OF Hsess IL the BALrinoRe Max
FIR ne .rsek eaeing Angus. 80, 1853

CiscrtaL or HsIces Ix THE BALTimoRe MARxrr
FIR Ne lreek ending Angus. 30, 1853
Reported Expressly for the Free Press.
No;demand and prices are nominal.
BUTTER dull and prices low. Sales 81 GiaScs
a. 70 e - cisi Roll iitoi6 cls-C Common IA q
\ BeEswax ED norainaIly al 26 els.
BAc9s -Wesqu1ie 81 last weeks prices. Sales
Of shoulders as 81 10 u cts--Sides Is TO- e,s
Hams Il 10 l2e.s. Fancy Hams - 10 I6 CD.
CsfELEi-iogs offered atibe scales Menday,
800 head, Of witch were sold at g. l2a 10 Sl25 "a
the ho0f equal 10 3625 % 81, Is net, and me ~
manning 200 taken eastward
CoRk.--Receipts light ana price Improving IS
Sales ~ Wildcat 81 tos6i cls YelIew Clio IS
cLosrA.krn5- No demand held nonInalIy
Daizs FRulr-s Sales DR. Apples At s7t to 500.
aPeachss 81 81 ,7a 10 80. si,s
DeEaskns Prime skins are bringing 20 10 ~
FL0pHs-Mafkets more active than last quoted
Fresh ground. Howard d. sells a. 3525. City
Mills d S525.
FLaxsEED.--Sales at 81, no to Si.l5
GiNsEnGs~-in siemand and sales al IS cls..
a FEkTHeas Sales Of prime a y % 46 cts.
Ho0ss-Sales ~ 96 75tp S725.
!. L.HD-sslssia bIls. a 10 70 lies. Kegs u 70
NUsr4no sere- sales ats 70 sts-wiih good
'oi OATS, als Bringing % 10 d cts, god d.
m3nd. "
RrE.-.Sales al Nd a. 65to10en
4 SxsxE Rosr.-fSeRecg il in demand and seIls
readily Il rs els.s
Y TfniorHy 3xEDs-Sclls readily Il $500 IL 30 %.
I T1LL4w -zSalfs u bis a. cisl Cakes 9 ELS
4 WnE1T.z eWi WhestL = coming freely and Ia i
excellcnk oIer SAILS q faleri0r 10 good Essls at
roo 10 lo6 ets; es0d 70 plane Ios Is lI c.s. i1s
1i3to 100. Demand active with n,oders,s ree9ints
Il WOOD S1lss ii nnmnsiied g &. 23: wasI,.d e \
&c % - t.lr. ut
s
vii ioe has refe isei lsi<iy large qlse,ir
- lies q seaso9zbie Dbmesiics l1d Fancy DRY
Goods kpusll assuciion. also $50 yafis Black.
Nigh EHsir<, and all co|5red Ska TO set is |
goods and learn she prices viii fe i1ddcelneiJ /
enough q bty ISAAC ROSE
sePt>nbes 3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

WAsnrScfos. Aug 31-A duel was fought 4, I
oslock lhis afternoon, near Blsdensb1rg, between
MI ksdgEay. edisor. and Mr.. Darts Of LFncabure
Va. Lfanpears that Mr. Ridgway was he chsi.
lenger He fred, and Mr. Davis returned his ire
A. this stage o. The combat Mr. Rideways friends
came forward and expressed themselves saiisied.
80 Nhlch Nr parix fiends asssn,ea. aud he raj.
yer vas alaieahlg aejdNen Aif Bstis & said 70
haye acted nobly, add occspies hish sfounss
The dilleufg. / appears, ofigiaaiea d esuss.
anenee Of The pnblicaioR q private letter to M
DAVIS oy Ritgra5 ia his PAPER Upon lis Mr..
Davis posted Ridgway, and hence The hostle meet
Ing a ~ - q . 3. a. e X
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

-...-., ez,,srr hss tkus Ear beerl an event
-. - s ans as,s arms -sai lecuuence
% his.ory = . naEiss Of great Ie,s's rne'a-
:, e rrfsr . or p~a var WIN heea.na g %
a. rses, oue which eagsged ths Iglnc,fi Poren
~ Enf5ss. The bzt,l= q Waieflce - &c Gee
,i..6.sr ii ibs lalier and i, inarfnet: nRsn ne
49,. a ,ks World has hs<n urqnesiso1ef.
I,tSssine ever al Old iils q he haiidrai in'r'-
,;,...er II Aueas,. 1876. NC 6ni tAe io'orins 10
eissu,, among lhe lsfsien ness
~. nak~ q WelIieeson aed Fielns = a1sasl
p,se5., head Il he Allied hFms entered
p,,is 81 ~ NJ Jpiy. Louis issh. Aing q
rr,.c. arrived Il bis capital o. ne sth: ana 'ns
1890 a. ne En1erous u Russia and Ass'Iia 80
I.ss,.,.s a rhe szss< epsoing. Lord 7cesilersigh
~ arrive. On lbe S. q Jaiy-
Levi. is.h ras reFaiaisd On bis shr'fs ls'A o
Juiv dsi5
Rsa.pasts surrender u himselflo Cap Maitland
il ihs British ship Alsrsphsps His reason fal
shis s.ep Is assigned IA NE s,hy lsuer which iol
lows.
BoNAPARTEss LETTER TO THE PRINCE
REGENT.
n consequence Of factions which have divice'
ny country. and lhe hatred Of The greatest power
u Earope, hare tefminaiea my political career
anH come. ike Themisi6eles, 10 place myself IN
lder he prslrclion Of he British naiioa. plae
lhysslf under her protection and her laws. an
which de uaRd Of youF Royal Highnsss, e y
mosf powerful, the mus constant ana me nos
generous Of my enemies.s
How greatly be was mistaken % his es'imase
British magnanimiiy. bis sd eonhnemenI a. 2
HeIen. 100 ruiz islls. We doubt whether th
<,sin isom The national escuicheon Of q the mo.
generous Of bis enemiesT can ever be eiaeed
1,tj.E Hid ;soanded and rsissing In tAs battles
NJ Is;,l. I7fi and Isklef June, 1915. Hatsrioe)
-oe;ee,s killea Ios; wounded lp2s rank and 81
Tsi1 ofIcers wounded 1876 non comd 3S3 ran
md az 5l23 officers plissfng f2f noa com'd IL
rank ana Gle 778 Grand total Sass
The Duke Of Wellington a. hrss reported bis e
sal loss 4, ffsm - coo . - 600.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

impostant and valuable Agricultural Iniple nenss
vet Invented JoHs 8 GlLLxHER, Jr., Patent A.
gent in Washiagton, has made application for .
patent for them. which will be obtained in Short
time These gentlemen are now manufacturing
.ahem for sale.
MIR. GtLLkHER. has procured patentfer ELIsHA
S. SxYDER. Of This county, for an additional i'm
proyemeni in Grain 'Threshng Machines thus
twill be that the inventive spirit Of The Jeer-
son people compare M $ favorably with Yankee
- !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01
Arrival Of the Steamer Europa
ONE wREK LArER FROM EUROPE.

Decline IN Cotton-Adrancs IL Breadstnfs,
Il &<, &c,
HAttFAx. Aug. l9.-The steamer Earopa arrived
here ths evening. bringing Liverpool dates q the aeth
The Atlantic arrived oni on the l1ih.$ The kaFePa
brings $50 passengers,
MARKETS. ii
Lira7oOi, Aasu.t aO.-TAs cotton market continues
dull.
Breadstus were in active speculative demand, AZ an
advaacc Of 2d per sushcl in Wheat and 81 and Is per
Dbl. in Flour.
Proyi.;ons firm 1t sitter rates. Pork quiet,
hut firm, Bacon unchanged. L.rd firm, and tending
upwards. Sales al 57s Sd 59s per cwt
London Moaes Af1ket.-Consols for money and ac'
coGnt closed at 81 81. There was increased pres
sure on the money market American securities I'M
changed.
Harre lfdrks5, August l6.-Saes Of Cotton -ior the
week 900 bales; stock 100000 bales Sales to-day
$50 bales at slightly lower rates.
Breadstnfs very active At firm prices Rice IN
changed
The political news Is wholly unimportant The Rus
sian question was unchanged and Everything looked
quigf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01
NEW ENTERRRIsR.

We see L sisted that they are making hnuses Of
ylptsr mack 10 England fof explanation 10 Ansira-
liza aud India. These houses, (sal On English pa.
PERI which contain from iOuf % Ten rooms each,
can be readily taken down and re-erected within !
period q from four 10 sxhours, so thar; inimedi-
asely On landing ia his new hopae, the eniigrap,
may find himself Ia a comfortable rrsidencr, =
These houses will be less then tsne4hird ne CD,
ofordiha yrarick houses aud i'll is rroha Sic thkt
they will ere long, be extensiTe adopted fSr sum
ner houses, Pzss lodges, railway stations, and
moveable barracks, 10 ali of which purpests they
are admirably adapted. They are mad wiih hol-
loS walls, tLereoy excluding damp. and N the
Easi Indies and other places whers the white ant
does 80 much mis- hisf, timber can be altSgether
dispensed with. and The houses entirely eolhposef
Of parier machs, which they will not touch u con-
sequence Of its poisonous nature
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01
NEGso aI0f A siao1E1 FAEL..

BrFFato. N.Y.SAae IA diszrseefsi riot &c.
Cured a. Niasara Falls yesterday ID eonstansnc.
q the arrest o. negro waiter employed Al he & Al,
eract House. named Waisod. % he chn rre az ~
ing killed nsn a Sasantah. named Jos9s rhree
years ego. Amob q 800 begfoes Fescnci WATSON
f1pm he officers when lie later called 400 rex
men eUployed On The raiiroadi b their assIstanre
terrible conflict ensuel 10 which manr were in-
5uredI but The neffpes Were kRsilr rou,<di ara
Watson secured. &c = nov in Bafsios 81 ~
S.y e baitipofe. The neEfqes thourAt that
Waison vas arrested IS frkhire slart.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

PuKcHiss OF Com Mixes mi yiRoisIai- It is
stated ihas lehn ~ Wyckof. President cf1he Han
over Fire Insurance Company Of New YorE. and
P. G. Gardiner. ESQ iinyratof and paiehtee or the
celebrated quartz crusher and anialgainaicr bear
ing has name, have recently purchased farm in
Fauqpier county. Va, OF 500 acres, ba sine upon
j one OF The richesi gold nineslin thar State
There have already been traced euf thirteen dIspe,
and separsis veins Of quartz upon The farm Either
Of which will measure tive and-a.haIf mile, * ru p
ming extent From one Of these veins. which mea
sues from fifteen lwenly feet ID width at he sur
face Of the ground, twelve bushels Of ore was late
" taken out andIbrought to New Yerk, aSd on
Thursday last the same was pulverized and anal
gamated in the presence of nnrnhef of emile.
Isan. The resultyied-d S.. 80 ii ine gold,
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Ga,icocs, MHAslins and Eserages,
Public Sale Of Bolivar Property.

fyyHE undersigned will sell on SA7URDA -:
I'LL lie 24tA day Of Septtsabet ns4t Id The highest
kf7darl ali that lot or pareef ofl gtonnd with
DWELLING HOUSEEHlherton lying and being
In The town OF Bolivar I'M The County oiSleferkon
Virginia. Beginning en- Mafisoh street, 560 lee,
from Washington street and running al right an
lies with Madison street sS feet ibenee southward.;
n passllrfwith MADISON slredt so eet thence par-:
Apsk ,sith the first mentioned line 5siret Mad-
Aon street thence WITH Madi1ep sfee,, 50 feet to;
M beginning. being The same which Nas purchased
IN Samnel Ii Mye,s from jesse 'Sckofeid and
Nv as will anpearhs psed|of Bargain and Sale,
bt fecrrd IL The Clerks Ofsice ~ NE Eonniy corTt
Hbf Jefferson County dased JulS 2nsal, 1851.
EN- This property will IL sold ahyatEe undersigned
Tor TIE purpose OF paJng and saissii ing ceriain
debts secured in deed5df ii+ist from Samuel =.
Myers 10 him as trnstes fsr lthr sseneht ut Jesse
Scnefeld, his executors observation-disclosures or assigns
bearing date july 29th. lSll ana nf record in the
Clerks Office Of the County ConFs d lsffeison.
TERMs or SALI. -ECasa- a
HI WIT. pATlGuEnIY
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