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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE.

We are panied to learn that three promising Ilit.le
boys were drowned in the Pataxeat river near Cover
nors Bridge in this county on M5Adsy eveaing last =
Thomas. second son Of w. WV. Bowie. ESD. Will
lian, secead son Of Richard y. Muku, ard tao bird
son Of Mr. HasweH Msgrndcr each aged sbOtitvt elvc
years. The melancholy Occurrence took plceast after
school hours in the afternoon. We learn that ihe water
very deep where they wcse bathing and one DR. the
boys having goae beycpdh defb the othertw attempt,
cd 70 rescue him, when all were drowned together
There was little boy shore. but he watoo much
frightened to give the alarm and did not leave he had
seen his play mates sink 70 rise 10 mere:
Tyraey gE1rl5oro' Ea5,He
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30

I1& 1.1rnoniaIl Srlinrl lndtf ne pers114l So
rtII1le1Itlce q Xr. o. ", SsFriN1foS, c11r.c-
o. rsnntmhn 1r|| ttrIfien<ed h1IeI keeper. orr
ih1II 0Ir1l initt11.en.s- pI&slnr.rs leaving
Wa.kinrioi 81 he morning Train 81 cars viii ar
rlTe Al Harpefs Ferry a. hsltpaH eieEen, = n,
and lbt1ce IL he Winrhesier and Potomac Rail
ruad cars len niles u Chaf,esfoN9 where coaches
viii receive rrd ontre4 them II The springs b.
dihnef time. ores s}a1 read ana through lovely
conniry. The uaislb q SksnnolaaIe are cia.sed
smone he saline chaiyteaies coinhination Of the
fhosf valuable 1.stripfi1n ID lie Ehole range Of
5nIaefaI us,EfI The fnesf beet mountain and
valley nntl01 r6<fth4r with al The Injuries Afford
- IN the fertile tallrt cf Virginia are a1ong be
iabe auraciiod< Elrra,ed. "a 4 s1ks 81 he maics-
tic Bloc Ridge Monnlains silh coed aeeommoda-
ii,ns fnr Euesis and lue1,fSk agents Il must con.
Iinne * ene Of zee most stractire and aereeable
watering places in iheeo1asty. - t;esi RsPa5ii<.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30

The name q Extra William Smith has beea suggested
BY sdnirng Democrat in the Richmond Easairer
proper person for Speaker IN the nexi u s. Hoose
~ Representative. We expect next 70 hear Mr..
Charles James Fsslner nominated for thatpositioa.
Hin claims superior 10 those d smith lie has besa
ihoth Wing and Democrat, aud wculdbe suitable
persun 10 C, Speaker nader AZ administration q
shieh Caleb Cushing Is The rulisg spirit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
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LOuDOuN CHRONICLE.

SIR. Hovosi mas disposed Of the Ieesburg ''Lcudoun
Chronicle. establishment to Mr.. cnARLrs. srswAnr
of this town. who will convert /. into Democratic
journal entitled the "LouAos6 Drmocrat.,'
Mr. Hongh edited the ohrcnicle with Independents
and ability, and We part with bis services to the Wing
cause with much regret; but trust that he may find
better field for a resting place.
NJ Stewart Is young gentleman Of sprightly chilli
tiss, and We have no doubt will do good service in a
bad cansc Personally and pecuniarily tender him
-. 49, vv,shes III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
4 pIsE CARniacE:..' E.

Hfke riding portion q our eommsait desire 10 lock
a. Or ride IN most saperbiy flashed and comfortable
Carriage an opportunity may noie be afforded By call
sag Il the Coach Factory Of our good fiend HswKs-
whilst he has supply q carriages 20 anti think.
shs most squemish he has Ia his earrisge WARE
one Of the most magnificent vehicles d The four wheeled
1ribe We are not orv Aristocrat;e. bat arc really
tempted 70 become the purchaser 0ur reasons for not
doing 90 thosEh q private nature We are inclined
eennnkiesfe. Well. we piH tell-we havn't got the
maney iasi now % pare. patrohs being much
engaged 70 call On Us At this tme. WE are, notuith
standing. wagering gu the subject, and may buy-so
look out, else bargain may te lost.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
FARMS AND LoT SOLD.

The Farm Of p. II. Rouss, lying in Berkeley county
not far from the Frederick line, and soptaniae Az
acres was purchased by DR.. Coe Or Gefardstd,vn fr
the sam d $4,000. Mr.. Roass iAtendS removing 81
one uf the cities.
farm Of 2s0 acres few miles cast Of this place,
logged t. Ned Barnett
The fac lot tho corner Of Cameron and Cork
streets was purchased, public aaeion On Saturday
weck, FOR the site Of the New Methodist Church II
Knocked OF at 81 .05l to a. Nnlton Ii 4 dne a
The most desirable sIlafions fon and We are elsd
that i has bcea secured for the purpose hamed.
IBlfnchesfer Res.sdicar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30

A he Annual ccnuaaicatial Of The Grand Lodge.
Aed u Richmond, onthe lsh fkpsil last there were
u viFsinia 10 Lasges, and 6sis members. ( The
sLodse receipts for the previOas year anOan, to sss
icl 9. Initiaioss 1ss. admitted By card. 1si.-
Drshs. 40. Sonbcr q br6lhsrs relieved, sci. Nun
esr q widowed fsnilies relieved, 81. Asaaant paid
g. sslief sla,22i - Anonnt paia<sr shs eaaeasioa
81 orphans Si:7s3Ss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
PEkNsYLlANIA 5fEsRRIsl. 81.

Many q CIR citizers bars fam time 70 fine crossed
tho State line for the pcrposs 81 getting mar5ed and
there sae 70 aPfrehcnd thar ihe npftia knoi
is not always tied according the fo uf thr stainfe
Only this week, the Clerk Of ccaaiy erar a. a-
piled TO BY roaug gentleman Tor pair. lens<.
they are popularity termed 80 cover ade,, Ia the mar
rage ceremony pretended 10 have been pefor cird two
or three weeks ago fer him and his wife, Ey IN
poster ROME residing near The Pensy le Il
Is said the Fellow has since on 10 parts unk2onn.
TFsHnond EaSiniat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30


-. ...,..lt.-s.,,,;..s n IL a.sl,rd
(KsJ Diariss. hare Fai isFsh % sddrsss io1
l;-s'- :. - ,;,S ,;e .e Read il Union-
loving az Fiessoil- 4bhorrins sen'ne1n lis'u9-
rraG:
Je+sr<o- Davis S.trefarys Or War-Nollifef
and Sece--isTist
Rdber, NeCIeliand, Secretary Of the lnieiior--
Freesoiier.
NnIIifer rss tisnhionisE
Pitr-e 5,.,,- Nlinisisf 70 Spain-F re1eh rfd re-
publican fliibusirF. ana seeessiohisE
Isk1a mir s,,trtre4snrer. Ne1 York, VIII The
o-r ri Y, Frhrce-Ereesoilss and Lead
er ofthe ~, Rrrrn faF.fion against General Cas-
N 1919 =
samuel w fn4e. us Attorney for he North
efr- l1;s1ri., - f,sli4o,r ia Disunionisl
peer n vrrs,,n WiE,i.ier Is Psussia-A<cnrd-
in- u - 49, vart. EFr~rsn~ PAD he Is i free
soiIer W, -1;.. H. J1s.l,asionali,y * he fasi-
i've SAVE law.
JAMS cssdssen. Ni1isier 10 Mexico-Nulaiier
and Seressi,,ist
Win. TsossdaIe. Mihisier 10 Brszil-O Opponent
Of the eosnnrs,nise. MO canrassed the state 81
Tennessee in opposition 10 il. when Governor,
ana was deieaied.
800 5o.A-1es =
Al d hr novyeF 81 coagress q nassg f,eI5v.
slave Ia
enjania +. Angell, 49, olalu--Bit-
S,s.., 800 ~ AZ ~ !. DlSn ~
- 49, : -
7 Augasie IRelmout Charge Il the Hasue--Mr.
Belmont has been for years Consul General in the
nsIsc s1a1es q AnstraI iha, oioqdy desFohsm and
dn,s. 49,, a a,r II NE s
from he country. There Is no American feeling
abouthiu.
TX W. Grey Postmaster AZ Clersland-- Adolf
u0 Iss aG To ss''V1 y sna9o.,on pspsS;
civ of chicaeo- FreesosIer - =
Richard 5; Moloney Register Of the Land Office
Al y, panyllle Illiaais-A 7aiiIionist
v no9as asYns, y. 2 Attorney i95 lllinqls-
IN Isis - s'se'1' - '-' D1sA "1-s'
Thomas Campbell. Commissioner Of and Claims
in California Freesoiei.
3 al,eu, Y, ?. Auerney ior Massa
d.no. ana ahoI;,,o%sss = shs, s,.,. 'Ns
All faese 4. bnt sample 81 Inc Presidents in
deieasible appointments. The fist might Sc BRO.
songed almosl indefDielt. !
a bean,ifi,i ia N spab;mAn. n, pre.;d.,, Z
u q. '-, = $3.50 $50 - X -
qPPo'nPs ~aose e'sS'ion was Nfgec ana seca'e1 on
me ground that MS CON petitor ngit appoint VIM.
II. Seward, or some such Frees0il WING 10 Office.
Those are the Offices loo mar he Ola Line Demo-
wv FHAs .1e Wv 1-'''e =
~. w. - 80
the Aholiiionisss and The Dsuniosists wanted them
The Freesoilers are enjoying themselves highly
over their feast Of HE choice and best that The Pres
;It.n, :, n. s;s.,.sI $500. a.a.,L II.
= :. ~ 30. II
80 u 'ne - h-'ne lFl'9esaas lioss heafN
ihe New YORK Post, ihe Abolition orgaa, IS de-
lighted viii the banishnent of the Compromise
nan fra-n a p,i.sa;.r,s c4as.,.. -ho..,s -.
.,,o,rl,, Il, ~ tse.a..,;,.l -.
!, 49,. :, ''e - aNes' sees iEvui
me NYrtns ana states Sapt out q the seventeen
appointments from the Slave States. there are but
Two aho were not anil. Com ,ron.ise ,bsn u ,r.he
~, ,sa;n,. 49,,
'Asa'' 70 ApoM
.~nat me compromise mfn think 81 al We have
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
aHENANnnAH CITY.

,Weinvte attention Of farmers and oshers 20 the al
,vertisoneat ef the Shenandoah City Manufacturing
Company. from which il win be seen that the Mills
have been plseed in order for tie manufacture Of fOnr
sc. Mr.. JoAs r. HolLiDAs, connected with the
q Warp csison Factory. previoos pits destruction BY
IRE. gcnilemaa q high moral WORTH is the only
geni r she siils no doubt give general satisfaction
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
MMar CAS- Lie 1870 BE-

Mr.. Cooley, a.nesber- 81 .he State Senat- Of New
York, has been walking right into his democratic
brethren Of the soishelsub genus. with ardOr Of
truth telling quite above affection for the pf~judiccs
Of party attaehrpept. Aftsr conplimentias brother
Democrat a beAg The perPerxos Of ga brsren
geoas barnburner lie" he nras towards the eshpots Of
Egyp and with commemorate eandr says tkss g it
10 be The policy a Pierce to lavish mos, Of his
patronage those who have labored 20 create dssen.
sion between She North and south Ion political rere
gades 20 the neglect III failhlul national democrats
ffsdeFickxttvg ffeFald
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
MEMBERS or csNoREss.

!
Tks PeietsburgE tprsss S b: 10 means corupli-
mentsry 70 nemhsrsof csBsssss In some spec
ulaiisn as 70 the probability Of purchase -
Verpon By Congress, II says
.esn We - assurance. kc~eve
gress win s h yefncn lion
banks We lear no. Lei aay a.. a
ingi6n during The winter moplhs, "a 0tllf.l -
lawmakers Of the county, and he cannoi ail ar
rive IA the eonclusion that men 50 givta orer TO
every species Of proiixaey-<o deep Id drink. ia
cards IN intnsue-eaa Jsd 30 reverence for The
pare and spotless character * the Pate R1fri4,
however. much they may 1Faffss II Meuui Yer-
non were nearer the Capitol, so that II might be
made resort similar 10 The Jardin Mahffle or the
1Chaieau Rouge where gaiEantries might be cen.
eqcieo. o. sPriEg and samsnsf afternoona, during
we 'Yts sessions sHr "a pa14, We saonld geally ap-
ptehfhd congress would heaftly appTOvTthe con
yersion likely 10 minister 10 their ersfoaf CON-
fort IN saying this we speak ef our Conrteessaen
IN the mass. We kRow there are many who are
10 private and public life ornameIns 10 The land.
and especially 10 che constituencies thar ssnt them
70 the Capi al, but hesitate notu declarine our
honest opinion thai a eonsiiinihonat auoran riehf
Re taken any night By The sefgeanf.st aims fam
the faro hanks along the Aveniie AID wnfse places
10 other quarters Of the city, Can We tfSss' thea.
that Mount Vernon will be Bought by Coaeress
through patriotic impulse n
:, We have heard from many other quarters a sim
liar account Of tht private life of the Law makers
ofthe country" Their public lie is bad enough.
10 al conscience Il Is deFiaSab.e thas French
morals should be introduced isto body which has
neithsrtae wit nor Refinement Or Paris te eild lis
fostering corruption. - Ricknea4 Mai. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30

n.n rr,i-s hare 30 y thsh s,.ai'''e. = -
.1.c-, q Drt6kcr The ~Fire tstirs Poriioe n The
1-@s..sey Ksse sos.in1ied Jsass iIt1scuEL y JonS
o. =. n tEe nat r1np.et q ~ see-ssou.t.. ior
fts<~r.,r. ~ he Whiss hare nsmissiei ne IIsh.
cr.rLrs 4. lrxxs<s =. theif s,sa4 ~ BEARER.
Ikc fri nominziion made he 1flh ballet. -
d. iztsei b. se-lsn.roa "a De fszL TIE Cnipa
Denocr.ss are 81 nc satisfied q sseinE ihsir
former resiler pui u . exPe.sss 70 GeoFEa Denoe-
my. and syap,sas e 4isse1teat Ars be'h load ~
dssp.
he Nkirr = De eeufr.sy, arc rniisd and Aarne-
u;s.s: "a shteip1te he besi FrsuiilI -
Gov Ca, 4 : ssid, las beea paeiaed with the
49,. = AZ. s-.stonskip Il place q Gea. Dawson,
- a., ,.osuis q his Ietter Of sabnissio.. urging
rsnnion q he pcnoer,sy eide State The eohesise
power n ihs publie planaerr has rondead eject nP-
o he f-elirgs of nen q bis kianey.
Il secns Senator Toombs j. figuring in the Wing
r.hks arsin- Ths Is the uaT 6rideat that makes ~
1oabi he Incress Il he Wig ticket il Georsia-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
ANsIvEReARY At sIIANNoSDALE.

We uadcfstaad aat extensive preparations arc being
made to accommodate thelargc crowd who are expected
40 celebrate the Alb Of July AT shaanondale.
There now number e strangers at Shannondale,
and expected on thatlay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
DhsshUerIvn p p.ssz- snaIoUs Aver

PfrTsBrRa, June "a At half past nine o,e,acE Ia,
night KS canal boat Charles Dunn CAUGHT fire = III IN
SIM and the flames soon communicated "a Mr. SHknes
WAREHOUSE, flsd with large and valuable assorTre,,
Of gordk consisting Of dry goods, bacon. aour. lard
glass Whisky and other mercbaaaise. The an,;rs
build with its conteats were destroy
cred bN Insurance, principally ID the East Mgssrs
Clark "a shane were insared for 100000 "A ths W III
tern Deieware Mutual Citizens Ttices Mesrrs hirll
lopey 81 Little lost 1000 boxes Or elass rh;rh /, % x
surs1 To- $3.50. Mr. Wan Bingham sastains T,sll
loss bui Is fully insured The tidal loss Is 75 Ola n
s0,n9a. lDosfly covered BY insurance
Al halt past o'clock at night large ero-yd oner
sons drHn The vicinity Of khc re tno
the bridge across the basin, nenrhe IRE II uafr,,1
nateiy 9sre way from The iiumense weight and Eons
two kuaAred more were preeniafed nto th., ,A,.-
Many were very serioaslT Injured but 81 ar 4 .E
tanned, 10 lives lost.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
ARREST

Isaac Marsia. who Was isliefsd Il thr l,sl 4fsreh
terra n our cbanty court Tor feoiusiT hkFie IL his
possession thoasanl forged t,k nptes, rsth intent
to pass them. arrested o. Tuesday ngia last Al
hrcsidencc in HErrisnn counfy ~ that aetiss and IN
teliernt oEeer, Dr.. HaR kins asd ao~ sally ipiked
eastiee to-day : fEiFnonf Tsur rifgiaSdn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
WHEAT DRILL.

Mr. GsoReE RoHs. Of ckarlestown, hasrseeivsd
through the Agency Of Mr. 5eux s. GaLL.aEK, Jr,
= patent for i wheat Drill /, Is spoken Of very
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30

10 Ia f,aion Roagcs La. g erman bsssar, spparens-
" bind solicited aims q 3entlensa5 rho jokinsy
offered him Eve dlllars Il he rcrsd tAhea 500 bill.
Inasne his SURPRISE when TIP krgsar lietiF took the
hundred dollar bill and after ptciag scar detective
eyes, deposited i in pockFt, while with the other
he took sst lthy Wallet from Which he eouaiei 6nt
nincty dollars which hednnie1 oseF tntke gentle
MA. lcafinx the cgntents q ~ wallet stu hzasssd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30

o. At Ire last meeting of The city ec1ptll Of Rich
naond. the followine schedulf, rrronm~ndsd BY the
nance coris,ee for the payment d the city su6scfip-
ticn Of Sz coo 70 the stoo Of the yirkmin Central
Railroad Ccmn,ny was adopi{d VIZ - Sse 900 during
the meath Of sey 1850; $5qO00 during TIE meath 81
January, 1851; $4,000 darlng inc noa1h Ct April.
/
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30

l...';s Ne iss''rias q aPPFspEia,e .lo,he pres
Lr. E Ncri,ns q New r,rk. /. s,..i.,.,.k-., -.
iil1 4gllel ~ psscto, 1hilos5shef ss@- -.
s.i<r< .<r,1~E 4Aesld DOT b kisca % S assl ~
E. e., s.sse eosss 1esis< ~ i tvoRo1r. lhsy
.. g ,{ss,F N.,e cola waier nd Il I'D
~ .1.1IIItE I1r ano,h1r honr. ~-'..rS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30

ay- At Kingston Point N. r., last Ssfgniny night,
caslpheae lamp exploited inthc hosseef Ms. Abbs,t
while she was flliE IT, by which her daaxhter aged
fourteen years was terribly md fatally burned The
clothes 81 Mrs Abbott were cafy eonsucd upon her
person before assistance reached ker: and neishbor
Mr. Goldsmith Who hasienedaf theiEst darn. had his
hands much injured while assisting ektiaznsh the
flames. Mrs. A. Il Is th61-hi, cEnuof survive
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30

BAPrssrs IL yfRefsJA The Frederickshurg
Herald STAKES shai atneeliag e ibe Virginia Bsp-
iisl Geperai Association al .FFedrficksburk. last
week Il was stated that Ihs Bapiisis proper b Viz
ginia. Exclusive Of he Free VII. Anil Mission.
and Christian OF Campbellises) embrace 20 ascot
aiions COS churches 81 ordained ministers So H.
ceniiaies eag28 Communicates, and thar there
WE'RE baptised in The year ending june 1859 about
- new members
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30

PrEpu Dzcorrsfs -The .Rer'P StIrrtf .p1SIs
delivered lis iniroluciotr sernos in fhe German Ie
fotrn.l Church on SabIAIh 1Iof1fnR l1sf: The con
rreeatiou are highly pleased viii thr new pdzttr
The Rev, ALr11Cs Ifne6S rreakhed "a tte fe.h6diz<
church on Tuesday evening" Is = fon q t.e Rev
NeerAr fiIsoS. and Of conrs4 y well kneant3 tla
eohrrenfion here ortr nhi \ a. l1ite l<l1i1f1s1
Et years tzo His sermon <1r1 ii-e tee1ls. iof oie
soyoung ? 'a1.f..rr RsPss''sPs r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30

Ryek Calcutta correspondent Of iae iNerburyrort
Herald staics that naped d #ydr Bad lately nicd
on beard boat who, his destAbea, lepAcssed the
he was the murderer Of Mr. Khax, an American, for
which an American boy named VERY wal Aahg. add an
aee0snplicc called Tiger Nea trsnsportS4, two
years ago. Very, previous 70 his executa, acknowl-
edged bis guilt. but Dryer says tFas h who
gave the fatal blow, and that he had never known
any peace Of mind At the time Of the trial Of VERY,
Is shown that the woanas q Kaox wers indicted BY
rnnrr fhnn Que nnrsoll. N. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
oBITUARY.

Departed 3ifc, on Saturday morning g,iac sh
Miss MARY VIRGINIA HAWIlNS, uata.ghter Of
THOMAS RAwLiNs, Esq, q tits place, aged e year,
81 the desthofth yolifglha thas bcenaeiaons.ra
LED tous rpost cfrly, that If tie niidsof lis are in
DEATH Fpr-7f9sne time psat she had beeii laboring
under an aiieetpn OF the heht, and so FREQUENT and
Ni1leilt sailetiiis, were e attarkssof her disease
that her ffndsMere incunf tnt dread lcst dc sloul
be suddenly taken from flltin But willie there i
life there shopH, and every llcafs had been rsorted
e, both by friends and physician IL arrest 4he
progress Of lheF disease; and decided raeently
seemed the Improvement in her health that her
self apd friand8 had began 70 hope thai She uid lee
better days. On Friday evening she sglkea OUT in
company with sister, to visit some ii her asocates
whsn Sine 81 dhefsef Is " feelin cha She
had done for eighteen laoasls past.f She rsturEed
hrlne about dusk. retired ii rs. and soon fiji into
another OF tose severe attacks During the hof IL
inc night every thing possible aas done q relieve
ners put N kaifs aud about s o'clock on Salurday
morning exhausted nature eaYe va v and III. "a II
beneath the power Of tic desssroyeF sls7I
sle Is put We sorfoW hotas those who bayena
1ops. Abort eight wears mn, sile aass cf heart 10
eoes, ana experienced the paTon OIL hcf sins shc i'm
1i,eaatsly pnltsTt with fhe Methodist Episcopal
q through whose inaueAe vie haa been brought
= ild eeifitle ls snbcr thereof
maintaining the coniid@lce 6f5 untiI she left ~ Il
join the church il Heaven Never tb.
more p4tiqnt and cheerful sufferer rs an hcraf.
l,ctlon no 1ntirfur esyAped her iils, She xas amin
Pc ana lovely m her disposition nd diad srrcttea
by az whs knew her. Her feinsii.s ,grp o.T,;sd II
the Ihllreh on Sabbath rnoflg sgtrr, 4 diss,,,rss
MAS aeiiFered blythe Pastor 10 veiy lar1,e and deem
iySaiiected congregation. ST. sleeps b death. bEt
VEL L our Fps Il her infinite idetefna GAIN MI !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30

~ Ths National InielEssbder says thar Mr.
R J. walker wiItprobzbIE ssari 90 BY emission 10
China lboat the ii Of oesobefl and tkat. IN adai
lion o he learned pr. Psrkkf IS Secretary and in
.ezpse.ef. Mr. Johs Ross Bfoere Of " ashinsicn,
81 exiensisenkseils and PECULIAR wri,tr on Tes-
aksy. syfis. &c. win Be .ilskhsd % he mission.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30

TnE AoRicsLruRAL FAiK The Richmond En-
quiSer, speaking of the prospeeis Of the Virginia
Agricultural Society, sa,k Ne are gratifed to
hear from Gen. W. H. Rlchardsoh, who has jusl
returned from an active basinessEtfp 70 Alexandria
Fairfax, &c, that tie stTefgIh dl lhe Society, and
zeal in the.caese. are 6lilS ncfeasirg Il is ex-
peeled thai the exhbitop will Tally equal that at
Baltimore. 10 iine stock os1ned ii The State OF vr-
GINA These who are Investigating DE matter, re-
port that the exhibition win degelap an exraofdi-
nary amount OF agricultural and meohsniea treas
eres now not dreamed OF and thar eur own re-
sources alone win make The November Fair great
one = IN ,'E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30

y nsseh.u, e ii. city /. iEu 49, -. 49,. ,
'.' = - --f o. a. ..eood
t<tp4<> q, "a. q ~ cri-. "a 81. $780,. u ~
81 u 81. si'Y. = = 1r<ssr E&i,-,i..r. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30

" The Unipn having descantea must lofiiIy on
2" ,Ae complaints Of til Wig Press" AZ Gen.
P,efces appointments, i took up rather shOr,s
by.lhe Evening Post. as tSllows
We have heard nething of any Whig COM
plants abont2the administration, except frona the
Washington Union, That print has been laborips
with suPeI1uoos zeal TT some time 10 make the
country believe that the President has about as
much us he can % 10 get along against The cursent
Of opposition which the {Unien Is helping him 10
stem The fact is no better Evidence III the strength
OF the Administration coald be reqaifed chan NAV
be tounl ia the slishlness OF ihe impression which
The Union : constant defence Of il has produced
upon It's popularity We DO not see bat Il is iust
slIons now asit was b fore The u nion eotnmenc-
ed telling the country, what nobody else had heard
of, or wsaid even have suspected. Thar tie Wig
press OF the country was ina king terrible gaEaCes
upon is character. We ErIlsGiOeE once 20 have
heard a'iamous wag Of thiS city say, during The
closing year Of Tyer's Administrator that be- fell
that his country was safe for. said he a Govern
men that can stand such President as John ry-
Ter. l2n stand any lhing.l We might say With e
quail pFopriely. that an ADMINISTRATION that can
sr nd the kind OF up2ost shai President Pierce has
been srecesiRg OF late jrdm The U niaa, is equzlly
leycnd the reach OF danger