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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01
Ballimore Maaiet.
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Randolph &. Lalitner's
CIacdLaL OF PfIcks IN Tne B fiMoRE MARKEF
Fer ne afeet ending Maa3l 1851.
Reported expressly for the1F Tee Press.

CIacdLaL OF PffcEs IN THe BEtiMoRE MARKET
Fer Ne Aset ending MaA3l 1854.
Repaired expressly for he1Ffee Press.
Arff.Es.-s Supply light and II demand. We
quote pomjnaltYIal 81 10 81 PER SsI.
noehsnge ID prices We quote SHADES iA kegs al
Ito g8 cts. Western $40 IL ctsa RolIai 10 10 IS
Cts Common 10 I'd ~ cts
BEEswAx.-We quote 26 to IS Jets, :wiih no
demand.
BAcps-No activity and prices Ainaia as quoted.
Sales be Shoulders al 5ito Ga cts Sides 81 10 7,
Hams plants To ID cents FanaW 10 10 i2a els.
5 to6 us.
CArfLr-450 offered at The selts on Monday,
800 of which were sold al 81 SCI Il SIS Is on the
The hdof, equal To- 5000 TO s e35 nett and the
BALANCE were taken out Of the maIxff
CLoFEnsEED Market dull andas ssices declining.
Weqiote $3.50 10 sf,75.
CoRs.-Receips are heavy and aena MI mgde-
rate We quote White at 70 to "a Cts Irllqw AZ
II 10 70 cts.
DalkD FRUIT- SALES Of Apples ii - - sodl:so
Peaches at 81, Is to 81 25. II.
DrEasKISs. Are in demand an1 81 u s2a aiss
FLorE-R ecFiptscontinne verys 81 | M h09gn
The demand Is modetate PRICE ISL Nils
Fraxsxsp!-Sales 1t s., IS to sfs.Ssa.
FuRa-saIes q oItsl al sfto s. 4 Rse Fob
n 81 lil Mink 30 I'd IS els Cooa and Grey Fox
i Il qs'g Mtsklal6los. RabbisI IS g.
GINsExc.-No demand Held sacminaIly al IS
to 40 els.
HOGs-Receipts are light and Eenand active.
Sales al IS 30.
LARp-Sales id bis at 81 to 9sct7. Kegs ~ 70
MusFAaD sEEDl-Iu good demanss with sales al 5
10 cts
Oars Good demand, and sales ht 30 20 90 Cts
RYgy-Good demand and priceS are well sus-
LINED. We quote Nd. a. IS 10 % ess. Penn y
to Ito ELS
SxAKE RooT.SeDeca Is n demand ana sells
readiiy|st so 10 - cts
TALfow.-Sale$ az ~ 70 ~ GEMS
TfssdTHY SgEn.+-Sales At 80 to 49, So
Wooa.-M Market dali and pricess lev. Sales q
unwssked 10 10 90 washe1 81 rs 10 - ct-.
WHe.rs- Receipts are increasing and prices well
sustained Sales Of inferior 10 gold Red q 8 s.
10 slg0; coed topriIne $3.50 70 81 ordinary
White III s. 70 200; Family Fl9urs$2 90 70 =. ID.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01

We give thanks 10 senator Jamrs NJ. Mssox. Tor
. bonns cory Or The Census, ani ior cher salnx.
BE documents.
Tothe Hon. WIlIiaM S,srrn II -she Fannuier
District who kindly oaefed 10 send rs lie only
eepy ii IN his possession fer cislrisuiion, We be-
10 tender especial thanks. We viii reei7rocaie
farols when 10 our ro9er % d. 50. As Ways,
hasiae no Representative o. oar raliisai creed
fom yiiginla our oeB reliance mus, le pfou
ihose whose lstsal riTrs viii fslsrnie ales5ene.
4 M an
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01


The vote for cohstables resulted in the reelection
Of A. ]. BIakeuey in Northtown; A. Stewart in
SouthtowniC. T. Comegys, Falling Waters; j. S.
Strayer and y f. Brrffy were elected in Hedgesvile
the district being entitled to two constables For
Back Greek, Geo. W. KEGS was elected S. Taylor,
in 0pequon; J. W. McDermot in Gerardstown, and
in Mill Creek John Hastings was reelected.
The new road law has been adopted. vote Of
two-hfths was necessary for its adoption, and the
vote throughout the county sums IN 649 for II to
l59 against il.
CLARKE CotNTY.-Hancock whie has bean re :
elected Sheriff BY 1873 ajcrily
Mr.. Ryan, dem, was reelected without opposi-
tion, Commissioner Of the Revenue. He is a pop
ular gentleman-and as Mr.. Hancock viii not be
eligible the next term, we trustrAfr Ryan may be
his successor provided he is not The nominee OF his
party, In which event. We shoi ld herald his defeat
with pleasure. We are opposed to nominations
for Sheriff
FREpEaicK CorSrTl-Wm. d. Gilkeson as elected
Sheriff over Shutz Democratic caueus nominee bv zoo
majority.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01
IsOREsHaDoWINGs.

Tie Washington Star. which Is fast brc;ning The
Court Journal Of that city, in ao,eiashe e5atents of
its exchanges relating to Cuba winds Up viii the sage
a'othesm, school boys neYer Purehas fruit when Or
cards are within walking dlstlnce."
Il seems to ihinkihat Congress win not few bur-
dred ilIons for the purchase If the Qheen Il the An
TILES. Il doubtless wants me Navy emPlOyed tbcrs.
few bonba.dHess Of Havtna@s fsv.slight .kirn sh-
e with the barbariahs. and The island IS ors oh.
magnanmoas nation, thus TO GEEK quartet na weak
negbbor. and then Pounes upon her farest ePendea
eies for rePrisa How worthy u Washingtoa and lis
ilustrious eeIPatriOts sh1des Of the mighty wha,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01
FUGITIVE Save ExcrrErErr.

SrRkcrsr Nav ia treuendops excitement was
created here during Yesterday Al telegraphic dis
match was received here by Messrs. Cobb and Wh{a-
ton abolitioniss that fugitive slave In charge OF
United States Marshal, on his way TO the South,
,onId arrive in the CT o'clock train The bells wdre
runrl and unwards 81 1000 persons turned out and
attacked the cars. negro was caught but he PROV
"a 10 be passenger residing here, and no fugitive
was discovered.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01
EXCITEMENT N wAsIIiN crox.

The Corporation elecsion Is beginning 10 excite
quite an interest The S. cieiy Of Know. No h.
ingsp are secretly active. and tie fi-rds Of he
pseseat Mayor, JonS w. MarRY, Eeq., ind il
Necessary % bessiF themselves.
JoHS T. TouERS. Esq an Alderman Of several
years service. is also a candidate, aud has mary
fflents
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01
THE DEFICIENCY BILL.

The two Houses have adopted thercPort Of Ii Com
mtees d Conference the dlsssreeip= votes d the two
Houses The items for water. works marine hosPitalr
&c. al wealthy The board. 10 compromise upon div
sion Of the printing between the two Democraiie
fans, he tnier and the Sentinel We expect The lat
teE 70 roar as geniIy sucking dove, hereafter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01
TIE COUNTY ELECTION.

We give below -re'pras Ct the Election held on
rbufsiar last Tor sheriff c0netables and commis-
5fooers Of lie reyenue The irsl thing that Will
strke the reader is tie fatner sweeping havoc thas
a. befallefl The democratic nominees in moss conn
s;is where. snch were lhr, ughi forward. In the
Strong aemoeratic cduny q Frederick ior instances
MIR Skultzis beaten hi $40; aid int stIl more de-
afledIa democratic Waisen MIR Kissr, the Whig
incumbent, tFiumphE orer all opposition by q. ma
loriiy hiore than twice rs great as NE MaSie vee
decciyfd by Scot il thascouaiy. From Clarke We
Raye he same tale j. ITF4Rtaester Ftrgiafat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01
THE NEBRASKA nit SIGNED.

On Moaday, The presiding officers ofb0ih Houfes
o. Congress signed ihe Nebraska, Kansas bill ADD
d was sent to the President for his approval It's
Dow law. TAs candidates fos she of8crs Of Gov
srnor, Secretary Judges, sc, are said TO be thick
a. biackbeniss in midsummer. The appoia,ers
win soon be considered amongst ihei' oldest in
habilantss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01
CORRECT TIrE RECORD.

The Richmpud Enqnrer, ngiying the politics Of the
sbssifs just elected, puts down JoHS W. Moons Of
Ibis County asa Democrat, Mr.. Moore was the taicst
Wing in the forty thousand assembled at Baltimore in
ls44, and has been steel since. J, viii take
something more potent than Loeoceo logic eoquenee
"a eenverf him novx
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01
sMALLNoTEs.

The hrst day OF June, (to-day) the new law against
he circulation Of snail notes WILDE in FORCE We
are sslad 70 see that there seems 10 be general
disposition throughout the State to give ii fair
trial and respect its provisions We have no doubt
that il can be successfully carried into effect
Asieyidence o. the disposition Of our own business
men on the subject, We ase been requested to pub
lish the following:
The undersigned, among the ee who are engaged in
business in Charlestown hereb;y pledge themselves
to each other and the community 1T large, that on
and aler the Ist Of June they viii pa out no note
less denomination than Eve dollars except at such
points as they be converted into specie, re-
deemable in funds authorized to be circulated by
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01

csSraAL yraElSlA R.maoJs.-The sispntar
Spectator Is iafdrmed that Col. Fou,aiue has y
eenily nesoliaied in New York; The bonds OF he
csn'fai Railroad at par value, Tor sui1eiens 4
mount efirOn 10 replace with ihe heavy ran al
The remaining portion Of he sirtp iron no On ,hs
track.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01

AtcipEwraf. HixoIxG N SPoRT--A boFnamed
Watlen Aaehmody, a, Rosedsle New York, on
the iilh inst, mel his death while playing with
chain. which was attached 10 hiiching post Put
ting t9e chain round his neck lie observed, How
easily mlShs hang myself with this chain. When
bis feet slipped. AMI the chain tightening with =
Jerk kis neck was Instantly broken.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01
FOR SHERIFF

II Total, ----. $3.50. ~ 1890 1859
For Commissioners or The Revenue-Fox so5 ;
Wrcnp, lib; Tavenner, 1901 Francis, 95l Por-
ter 4I5 Beard, 357; Taylor 262i Purcell, 80.
BERKELEY COUNTY.
Elections for Sheriff, Commissioner ofthe Revenue
and consabes in the several districts of this County
took place on the 25th inst Below we give the
official vote for the two first named officers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01

NssMsER ;or yIcrrns.--The Richmond Dispatch Is
rnhed with acofFect list d The persons killed al the
rccef explosion at TIE Black Heath Pits on he n
whtcht appears 10 lo eif lives BY the sid event.
The iepth the shaft which the exposion occurred
Is 10 cef Twelve Of the persons killed were married.
eaeheasns widow, dependent on the charities Of the
public for a5fature snpport The rnmber Of children
rendered intkerless Is wenfY-six Among the killed
was boy She sole dependent Of his widowed mother
and tse safI sisters Il tke time Or his desth' His
father lost rs life 81 The oxplosi1n ID 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01
F,sf fion for a. Rspsai n Ii, FaFRire Sare Law

Bosrox, May % "A petition b Congress for tic
repeal Of the Fugitive Slave law was placed ID tie
Exchange Reading Room loday, and has already
received large number Of signatures, including
many well known merchants, who, afcw years
since. were amene ihe most pTominent and acsivE
uphoidsrs Of he law. The lselllx Of The commu-
v aesiust The rendition Of Burns Is growing deep.
er, and Is controlled only ~ fetrfe Tor lhe lawsof
Tic land.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01
JoaDAN's SPRINGS.

The PrnPrietors Of this fine watering place. have
made extensive additions to the buildings in order
Il give room for the Increasing pa,ronase hich 4
bestowed every year. Dr. r. M JoRDAx will give
his p.rsonal attention 10 ministerine Il he ron-
fort and pleasure Of his guests Recommendations
begin'the l0th.instant
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01

FLyIS lFHEAT--Uatil week or Two past saws the
Sisbnion Spectator of the 9th ut the prospect ior AZ
abdant eFaP 81 wheat in this county never Is better.
Thh Eelds presented luxufiahf and beautiful an6ear
anc deligag the eyes and cheering The hearts IL oar
farraers. .ht recently many fields have shown The
sicl4y yeIw spots which Indicate the rarares of he
Hessian Fly aud Intelligent farmer informed MS
few days that from present appearances not more
than fourth of crop would be realized Sone fields
10 ensiy destroyed that the owners are pIoughing
up tbe wheat TO plant The ground IN corn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01
Lowell, a5lh Arrn, 1851.
lN ID vi CT

4 4fFFs q ~ \ Wy
SsvT3EMEv YolIss iha 23l iast .-ss'ljag mo
ta]ioin III confirmation ip put down the 0lio Nos
tram Bill, COMES duty d land | cannot aceede
icyonr request for Tie fo'pIing reasons:
trhe law Teqirife that.tAe composition shall be
Published OF eSdTy rnedieiEs sold ii ths State can,
I0 work to the inluFY ct;anybady who deserves
pgklectiHa. ] have published The recipes If my
mk1ieines forskiteen YearsF and believe this 10 lie
the honest wayof makiag5their virtues known to
thu comninaityl The Medical Profession publish
thl discBreries 10 the w6rIa as soon as made for
tht benefe Of all mankind. VI by should We not 1
Tie Law wEic; Won lear vii! destroy your bust
nefs, cahinlarG only those who falsely pretend to
ditfOverts and: s0sFets which they have not. il
viii expsIse tbe imptn4ss of such pfelenliens. and
thepublk will surn aside from such preparations
aslars fsnd to De worthless when their conf Posi-
tiGc i kaown. II msdieiues have real worth they
VIII be oily The better appreciated and tie better
pa.roniz3 by a+ing lhfir composition open 10 the
Public, tkat all may judgefor themselves If they
haze not eal msrit, i il dne 10 common justice, TO
Hs sufrPng siek, 70 the public health and 10 the
cabse q ihumanity, that the people should know
thgm 10 8voil hem
Yours Respectfully
IN JAMES c. AVER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01

II was-a summers evening,
Old Gaspers work was doae,
Aud he BEEF re bis cottage DOR
Was sitting in the sun;
And By him sported on the green
Ills little grandrhild Wiihelmine.
She saw her brother Pe,erkia
Roll something large and round,
That he beside the riyulet
Ia playing there bad found;
She came 70 know what he had found
That was 50 light, and large, and rotnd.
Old Casper took Il from the boz,
Who stood cxpectant by,
Aud then the old man shook his head,
And with a nal'ral sigh,
ss'Tis some poor f-llow's skull, r said &C.
"Who fell in the great victory.
81 find them ia the garden, for
4 here's many hereaboui; ;
Aud often when go to plough,
The ploughshare turns them out;
For many thousand men," said he,
Were slam in the great victory"
Snow tell US what twas an about"
Young Peterkia be cries;
And little Nilhelmiuc looks mp,
With wonder. waiting eyes:
ssNow tell Us all about the war,
And what they kill'd each other forl''
ssIt was the English" Gasper cried,
That put the French 70 roet;
Ist tckaf they kiilid each Other for
Icaiid not rel make out
Dutevery body said, I" qneth he,
IN lcas a famous rietory!
eI'hey say it was shocking sight
Alter the field Vas won;
Fer many thousand bodies here
Lay rotiing in the sun;
Dat things like these you know mast Ne
After famous victory.
stCreAt praise The Dnke Of Marlbro' WIN,
Ard our good priaee Euseac----''
ssNby. twas 1sery wicked thinEH.
sad little wiIhslmiHe.
Nay, bays my little girl" qaoth he.
IN rzs d fgaosa viefory."
''Aad every body prais'd Tic Dake
Who saeb hight I'D win"
'srat Wkai aaos catne u ~ Last Z"
Qsofk biile Fstsfkia.
"Nhy bet caasat trii !" qaoth be
that 1gss q fafaSus picftsrg ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01

District Nc. ls-Chares II. Lewis elected Magis-
trate, and William Rest, Constable, without oppo-
siiion.
District No. George Murphy elected Constable
without opposition.
District No. 3--For Constable-Thomas johnson
reelected!
District No. i.--For Constable CharlcssG. Bragg
log, Samuel c. Young 81, J. W AfcGinnis 3.
Disiricf No 5.-Forf Magistrate-John f. Ham,
tramck lQ4, George Licklider 81. For Constable
Cookus 1871, Evans &C.
District No. 6--Jacob r Entler elected Constable
without opposition.
District No. For Constellation J. Laley III,
James Cox 81.
District No s-For Constabie-George Koonce
40, Abraham Yanhorn IL.
L0UD0CN COUNTY.
FROM THE LoUDoUS DEMOCRAT EXTRA OF FRIDAY
The following is the result of the election held in
this county yesterday for Sheriff. Commissioners
Of the Revenue and Constables We have not been
able to ascertain the vote received by the respective
candidates for the latter office, and therefore omit
them altogether. Il will be that all the present
ncumbents are reelected, except Mr. Francis who is
supplanted by Mr.. Tayenner
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01

10 The Wheat crop Of Lolioaa, is unusually
promising. Our farmers are e1ngfatulating them
selves upon an neTeass or mof4 lhan one half upon
the crops Of last year If no unforeseen enemy s.
"a Is the wheat From our exchanges We learn
tie prospects are equally fatieSins Throughout =
greater part q IRE state-Leesll.rr yrask.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01
cHARIEsroRN FrRf colrpAHY

Alta well attended meeting e the citizens ihe
town held on Saturday evesing, the 2Ith inst,
measures were taken to organize the Fire Company,
BY adopting Constitution AM. Bye-LAwS AT the
same time committee Of ave. aas appointed to cab
upon the citizens and property olders Of the toWH
to enroll themselves as either or honorary neE
bers ofthe Company. The gentlemen appOinted were
Meszrs. Geo. W. Kearsley. WIN. W. B. GsllaheE
Geo. B. MOnroe, John J. Loci, and J. F. Blessing
to report at tie next meeting hich win be held At
the cOurt-lIouse on Saturday n at 4o'aoek p n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01

il Sroe EsTroS TO TItz GovEaxox.-It having been
anscunced, that only few names wanting TO COM
piee the Gnstntiona number required TO commence
extra kessa Of the Legislature, respectfully suggest
to his Exctlency to publish the Of tho signers,
whenever they come into bis possession. The reason
for his REQUEST is, want the people have the OPP
porEanity n asking these patriotic 1uegasos 10 resign
their seats Our chief direction an extra session
wotld thes be obviated. Give men fresh from
the Of the people, who have not participated IN
tha4bekerngs and cnntcntIoas IL session and we
mav hope fdT good results from meeting or tn.
LEGISLATURE - Riclsiaond BtEl1tin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01

u IN Augusta. the f5rmer SheiiH, Mr.. Noes his
been re-elccfed BY from eve 70 slJhundred majority
The old Sheriff and Commisson1rf have also fe.elec
cd in Rockinghan.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01

- AR. co.corzn and daughier OF Washineion,
L = said, are about 10 visit Europe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01

Deputy U. s. Marshal shot Dead--arili-
tary Called Ont--1Ifiitfa In Arms Riot
Stin Unchecked.

Bossox, May q.
terrible and most disgfneeful riot occurred here
last Night After the meeting at Fanshil Han,
where tne people became excited to high pitch by
inanatory abolition speeches crowds collected 10
gether n squaes at the corners Of the streets which
soon npened into furious mob who attempted 10
arrest Burns tie alleged fugitive A desperate
met ensued between the rioters and authorities in
which the Deputy Z. 5. Marshal was shot and died
N = lew minutes. Several Others were seriously,
and some. il IS feared fatally injured The excite
menf continued all night but the mob failed in res
eninS Burns
The military were ordered ont at 8 O'Clock this
morning. whoup 70 this time have maintained order.
The milita are also under arms and every effort is
making TO preserve peace. The examination Of the
case is now going on, and The court-Hoase Is sur
rounded by At least 1--WE thousand persons indeptnd-
ent Of the military. The excitement Is intense and
il is feared that the end Is not yet Business is
almost entirely suspended and the whole city dis
turbed
IsEcosD pzsrArcu-l
IL oclocK. n
The examination Of the fugitive Burns still con-
tinncs and the excitement Increases Several Of the
Rioters have been arrested and held for trial. A
detachment Of The L. S. Marines, under Lieutenant
Bud are on duty in the interior Of the Coart-House
parading the halls passage ways &c. The multi
tude outside continues 10 increase and has now
swelled to probably ten thousand Mayor Smith
addressed them, and afisr which the Riot Act was
ordered to be read
IrHIRp DEsFArcHl
Bosrox, May -, III r M.-James Battheider is
the name OF the T. s Deputy Marshal who was
shot He leaves wife and an interesting family Of
children to lamsnt his nntiInely end
The entire watch and police N the city arc on
duty.
The Independent Cadets and the Light Infantry
are quartered in the City Hall. The IightDragoons
are also on the ground and others are preparing 10
come out.
The more moderate opponents ofthe fugitive slave
law denounee the meeting held last night
The counsel fof Burns, the fugitive has asked
for continuance Of the examination unsia Monday.
The doors and windows Of the Court-llause where
Burns was supposed to haze been confined were all
broken in last night.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01

4 vAptaBLg DlAMoSp FoUSD -oa Thursday.
nan in CHE employ Of Mr.. James Fisher, Jr., at
Mhaches7er, near Richmond, Va while engaged
ia larowing up quantiiyof earth discovered a.
m9ng ia sparkling substance which he threw a.
side sof nos value Mr.. Moore, another work
mai. tcoS il up, and upon examination, was so
much Impressed with the singularriy Of It's appear
aHre Ihaf he determined 70 keep It, He submit
ted tito several jewelers., all OF whom said that ii
mustbe ether diamond Or topaz. Subsequently, be
toos 1t 10 Prot. Dewey, who imme lately pr0nounc-
ed ii diamond-a gem of the puress water ana OF
exquisite Misunderstanding nineteen earsts--lhe
largest ever discovered in North America. ProG
D,4 sdppdsec il q have been washed to the spot
where il vas discovered,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01

1--we WIN give place 10 saedfy original afii-
eles on hand in orr next.
u Al Agricultural soeis,y & About iots frm-
slai Petersburg Va,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01

Q-At the levy court county Of Hampshire on
Monday last four hundred and sigtfy fox scalps wers
presented for examination, in order 70 obtain the
bounty on them. The bounty moner amounse5 u
over fhree Hundred dolI-<-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01

The sltis;ass zriis from ths Easiosi llt<,iEsf,sr
happily exprrpe, he cpisioa uh.h maag s,er nsdrd
III ths eoa.fry estert.ia res.ri % he -
ros1on q The 1iissru Couprumise- The idea q The
nFPorters cf ne Nekr-sks Kans.s ball, dhat he sssa
very qus-tioa i "a Be t.k.u out q cosErt VII prove
% BE- utterly hll,1ions whilst he Ssuth N realty
gains notns the Aboiiiion sentneut he Norsh viii
Be greatly inrreased AID the frareraal feeling which
prevailed since 1850 and Which President FIEncE de-
cisss shoaid receive no shask durins his term. win Ie
mach Impaired Il viii be iolnd inros.ble % restore
the eoufdence % pseiessiy broken.
The passage oFthe Ncbrsska bill Is elzined Al
iAissratiou measure. yet with Denasfnte majority
q mere than 20 n the popular hraueh n c5osrrs ii
only earried BY y votes. And hall f t.ese
''ukiPPed s." whilst he other half nss wfy faces in
swallowing the dose. Jet they 'eould n9 separate 0a
their party
Persons familiar With Affairs at W ashnstn can easily
tell how this meagre majority secp,sa One mem
Der has father in ofioe-snotherb q s1snosher
brother particular friend. And The fosrt.ea snu.
oees carved ont for DE government Of the new Terri
tories hold cut eouzidable Temptations 10 asPringnen.
sirfspssa4 WAtPotE's theory has been sgnaiIy ex-
enFliGed, 81 il is we known TIA, there was at rsi
derid majority asaiHs. The proposed sseaeh Of faith
"a hoaor.