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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
GoDELIN TAPESTRIES.

Most OF our readers have heard OF the seissrsted
vorld'rsnowned, Gobelin Tapestries, and those
who have had the pleasure of visiito the Crystal
Palace cannot have failed 10 examine hem son.li-
tuting as they do the very finest sna most costly
fabrics on exhibition in that great showroom Of
theindus.ty Of all nations.
These fabrics were first designed and made By
The bro,hets GoseIin, near Paris ID the 18th eensn-
ri who were thestnosi celebrated dyers CT thar day
They FIRST introduced into Paris thar beautiful scar
letcolor which has ever since borne their aaIne.
Their manufacture Is necessarily very slow, con-
Stunning al incredible amount OF labor aud naie-
rial, Ilaeihg them beyond The reach of he common
people, anliike the Purple Of the olden time, sp-
pertaining 70 Royalty ilseli
The spltndilspecimen at;he Crystal ssaee are
from Paris, We believe, and certainlg they;ase far
superior % every other fabric Of The kind
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
CONGRESSIONAL.

ii
In the Senate, on "Wednesday, alter 1he usual
morning business, the question q Mr. Phelps right
10 represent Vermont nnder the executive appoint1
nsni was further debated b. Mr.. Wilkins. il
ne Affirmative, and Mr.. Bsyard, in The negative.
In tie Horse Of Representatives,, a debate toes
u,ace on 4 motion 10 reconsider the vote BY which
bill 10 secure the safe transmission the mails IF
the United States railroads was referred 70 tha
Committee or the Whole en- Ihe state Of the Uniehs
wiihou, disposing Of The subject, the Hruse went
into committee on the efficiency apr opr:a.ion bi
Ia the Senate, on Ttwr.aas. III. Clay,on's reso4
luton. calling for The correspondence between ths
United States and B..gl4nd, in regard to he sand
wich ISLANDS, was adopted resolution calling
for The g<sponseuce regarding Kos,a, was also
aaor.ed. Mr.. Phelps case was then taken uPs
wAen Mr.. Baller spoke against Mr.. Phelps right
to Z seat The House was engaged in he commit
tee Of the Whole ohthe Deficiency Bill.
In The Senate, on Friday. aferike private calen-
dar was taken up MI, Chase commenced his speech
in reply to Mr. Douglas.
In the House the private calendar was iakea Up
and iweEiy-six bills passed.
decentralization was received from The Presil
Gent, enclosing the correspondence between Mr.
Marcy AID Mr.. Jackson. United States Charge al
Austria felative 70 the case OF Eir. faasir g, who
was arrested in Pragul by Austrian authorities and
claimed the pro,ec.i, eI the U. s., havirg Ameri
can passports. Marcy writes that Tousing was
not citizen, having Obtained his passports By per
jury, and was nSt entitled 10 pro,ecii5n
sThe SESEcE, on Saturday, after The presentation
Of petitions, resumed The consideration 81 the Ne
I braska bill Mr.. Dixon spoke. He gives The bi.
4 hearty snrpoH, because, as lie SAYS it aims
repeating The Missouri compromise and repeal.
\ he Missouri prohibition,
In the SENATE, on 190aaGp a large amount o
L business was presen ed, in The form Of petitions
bills SC. az ee which the Nebraska bill was taken
/ M, and dscussed,-ihe principal speakers being
4 Mr. Wade OF Ohio, and Mr. Jones, OF Tennessee
The HoGse of Representatives was engaged
principally 10 the consideration Of resolutions ant
\ The reception of reports from committees.
I In the Senate, on Tuesday the bill granting LAM
to the territory Of Minnesota aid Ia the consruc
I ton OF railroad ia that S ate was taken up, ans
after debate passed.
A like bill tor Louisiana was debated till o'eoc!
and then postponed.
The Nebraska bin was then taken np.
Mr. Everett dssifed time until tomorrow 10 pre-
/ pare hiss remarks explanatory Of the reasons wby
I he could not vote for the blll.
! Mr. H0asion exptessed5a similar desire.
/, A biil grating land to Michigan for railroad par
poses, was lssen up and debated at length, an(
| then passed.
NoihiEg otiatefest oceggcd IN the House Of Rep
I resenfatiges
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
the nEBRAskA BILL.


The Indications in The sEyArEs On Monday.
leave hut litfie douh, Of the passage OF ahs Ne
traska bEl By thar boIy. The hiIl as: Il now
sishis declares the Missouri Comprosnise Erprrce-
ds< By The Compromise Measures Of 1876 Mr..
Case Of Ohio had moved to strike ont ths phrase
superseded. &c.; and aier speeches by,Aiessrs.
Wade Of ohio. and Jenes o. Tennessee. y cFpo-
site sides. The mellon Vas decided IA the EeEatiFe
By the following vote.
YEls- Me.srs Alien. Cas-. Chase. Ezers{. Fish.
F E o. H . L, Seward Smith, s.aar. Simmer
NaTs-Messrs. Adams. Aichs.on, Esdgs.t. Bay
ard Bell, Benjamin, Bright Brodhead Batter Clay,
Dawson. Dixon, Dodge of Iowa. Douglas, Evans,
Fitzpatrick. Geyer, Hunter. Jones 81 Tennessee,
Mallory. Mason, Norris, Petit, Sebastian sbields
siidelL Thcmson Of Kentucky Tourey, Weller,
and Williams-39.
Eighieea Numbers absent. and one saeaGry IN
filed.
Mr.. Dougias proposed 70 use the woris Hisfonsis-
ten with the Missouri Compromise although
this Is The difference between iweedle dub and
tweedle dec, ? it may reconcile some members TO
vote for il.
In Mr.. Douglas speech Of March 18th, 1850, he
took especial pains 10 vindiea,s the North faips.
the charge Of a aggression on the South and
poiLied to the Missouri Compromise as aEouih-
ern measure, and TO the votes Of Sou,'nerd mem
befs for tie continuation OF iiin ne resolutions
for the anne xaiion Of Texas, AID On The Oregon
bill ofIsiS
But Mr. Douglas has discovered that ID Pres
ident can be elected wi.hsut strong suppot. from
abe South and 50 his President Pierre, snlso the
rivalry Is kept uP, The latter. with Ihaspoils,
would Ae TOO .rong for the Senator. tltl the
fact that the Iiaces Of honor and profit arc bot
meTous en- sugh. and all the cuts Of the paIy will
favor ne change under ID. hope OF bectmfng the
ms.
The people are agains; the reelection OBS Pres
itent; and withthe dead weight or al iEcot sruoui
Cabinet, Gen. Pierce stands no chance IA s.
cond term.
The debate on The Nebraska bin ia thk nous,
is expected 70 be pronacEed, and even more oni
mated Than in The Senate-bu, The party dJ:.l Ia.
been applied, and be SofsH are expeetss, to al
into ranks with very lite murmur;rg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
TRIAL o. cITRTsTTAr.

- " - eos,s IItitsn tlaa Cnnrt
summoned Tor tie exatniDetIoa OF ct II. CnRisTIAS,
for the murder Of BLACKBURN, met il the Cours-
house, in this place and proceeded 10 the exanins-
ton Of The witnesses in attendance on the setting Of
the Court There were number fahle sonnsel res
ent e tross-queation tic witnesses and take dawn
the testimony Inthe case Afier teiousexamina
ton and Of four days the counsel
Submitted the elise to the judgement Of the Court
without argrmeut.and the Court being unanimously
Of opinion that he should lie sent on for further
trial, he was re5aanded 10 JAIL there 10 await his
final trial before the Circuit Court Of thiscountv
on the l2th daY Of April next, when lie win be
punished according 10 his crime or acquitted, ac-
cording as the facts OF the case shall develop his
guilt or innocence erfsgfo1 Siqr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
NOT DEAD YET.

We know not how we shall ever be able to
make tie amepde honorable, for having killed
and buried oil old and respected friend, Capt.
RoBERr BUncHELl, Of Clarke county, ia our
last issue. W. learn that lie is aiiye and
hcasty-wit bis usual tuoy4aey Of spirits
and reasonable prospect of remaining for
many years ydt on this mundane sphere.
Capt RoBERr BERgELir, ol Frederick county,
having been found deal in his bed some days
since, our informant, who received his intor-
.mation second band, doubtless eonfoundel the
names, and led Us by accident into the error
Spirit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
70 BUILDERS.

PROPOSALS fpr the erection q an addition
Il ID the present Jail, in Cbarleflpwn, Will &c
sYeceivsd until the 25ih or February, Instant The
addition will be Or bricks, showing] front Of six
ty-eight feet and Twelve deep, three ssories--tne
BASEMENT 10 Be- Of stone. There will be required
seyens new iron doors and eight nav iron win
dows. Separate bids will Be required fof each
Kind az work. such as masonry, loners' work.
800 ,yer,r and mastering Underihkers viii be
required give good seenrsy ior ne isitnni PER
fornance ofihe work
For plan, specifications and particulars. apply
"a Coi BaaxTox DAvENPoRT. or Fl. KHTEs,-
BUILDING COMMITTEE.
r.hvA.rv o I6s4J-td
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
rTbe Free7oiI Is1,err r5;rb n. No W.

TTbe Free4oiI letter! which the New York
Herald charges Gen Pierce with having written
in lsis, 10 The committee appointed By the ConTer-
lion which nominated Van Buren, for the Presiden.
ey, (says iAe Richmond Wing is giving rise 10
variety OF contradictory statements The letters Of
John Cochran and Judge Waterbury, both states
that such a letter was received Cochran says that
Gen. Pierce expressed his views against The Free
soil movement Waterbury avs be simply declin
ed the Invitation 10 attend and address Van Euren
rAt feation meeting. held on the 18Th DAY OF July
ls4S. Here is contradiction between Cochran
and Waterbury, as 10 The contents u he letter b1,
the letter lras lrriiten they say Since The pabica-
lion Of iheiSiesiinony The Presidents lttle mouth
piece, the Washington Star, comes out in an arIi-
Gle 50, ing iai Tie President is Of opinion that be
never urois anv such letter. Here IS pretty spot
or work. Cochran eontradicis Waterbury. Wa
,erburv conrradicts Cochran, and The Presidenteon
sradicis both Ia The rst place The keiIe was crack
ed when il was borrorsd, 10 The seeond place j,
was sound when il was returned. and ID the bird
pace. il wts never borrowed VIII Cochran and
Waterbury produce the lelier nowl They are
beth odi-e-holdefs, appointed BY this Adminis,ra-
ton, and perhaps ihey will not. II they have il.
their heads might Be endangered BY ever letting i
come 10 Light.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
BaliihD } Market.
Elara1laEr,h u H.asSrsaR,a

CIRcrLlL Of RRsc4sEit tbs BALnMoRE MARxEr7
,Fsf,tss rex knelag Feb 0, 1851.
RPofed expressly Tor the Free Press.
Aprri:s --Are arriving in large qcanslties ana
sellIai IL te 81 pen bbi
Bgr:tET -Tssoek large and market dull We
quote Isoll43 70 css. Gadeds II 10 Is cts
Coinm;'a $40 - ca
Hsa3 .gsx1f = fIsla nom inally al &c cis.
BacoE Market is inactive AMI piices are
neuAin9l Neafa0te sheal9efs at u 10 CTS II
Sides atn g Hams plain 10 TO laa Gems. Fancy
s. ,aa-sslss q white at Is. to sfoo. Mixed
= Bga8gkas1 v.--sslss at si.75 10 se.a5 per 100
cou7ar sdAr.--In god demand viii sales at !
CATFts.-s0o ofrare6 al the scales on Monday,
Goo held Of which were So at IS 23 to $3.50 81
The hqcf equal 10 Sc so 10 s. - net, and the bai-
lance were driyensfo eastern markets.
Coha- Receipt light and prices ien nfey+1gg q
SAILS q White al 20 10 50 ets. yellow s. to %
cts.
cszsFsarp.--S4 demand. Hell nominaI; 4
IPeafhe4. al 3 10 to s225
DEsi.4 kie.s.-Prime skins are bringing d cts.
/ FLaS4eea.-szles at to ST IS.
/ GlSS4gd.-A aemand. Held ncminally al 20
ks
/ FkaraER4 salts Or prime al 45 % So ets.
FEouR.+We qaote Howard i. and City Mills
AZ $50 81 which some sales have been made,
thoggh buyers doi not generally oiler more ihan
<Hoes! sales Of Live At s6s5 to sG15. Killed
s. 80 taIS6 90.
Lamp Sales in!bils. at TO 10 cts. Kegs 10 %
fIets.
4 kfUsaARp SEED--Sales ats 10 s e.s-Iemand
II OaTs.-Ne@ are bringing 10 10 As cts. good del
Sinarid.
: RYE. SALES cf Nd. at 90 10 95 cta. Pa. s5
40 los ren,s
SsagE RooFs-Seneea Is in demand and sells
readily al IS els.
TaLIhw.Sales IN bis al cts. Cakes 10 cfs4
NHraT .-~MaIl;et fair and we quote Inferior I'd
Good reds al SIS 10 si.a5 good to prime 81 ,95
10 a2.05; White wheat - 05 10 s., Is.
Il Woo1-SaIes u unwashed 20 10 %: Nashed
30fp 80 ~
FEES F-ssles OF 0Her at 81 to 50. Red Fog IS
70 81 ,0o- Mink 50 to IS els. Coon and Grey Fox
Fl y III MuskFat6 to 5. Rabbit TO -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
Az ELooUENr sPEEcH.

IN The House or Delega IS yesterday, Mr. GalIy
made an eloquent and effective speech in opposi-
ton TO the rght Of way OF the Pi,,sb1rg and Seu.
benviIle Railroad across What is known as The Par
Handle OF Virginia. An who Rsard Mr. Gs speech,
concur IN representing il as mastery effort il ia
vor OF Virginia interests opposed toihose ofPenn
1sylvania The PeIoratioa was perhaps the mos,
eloquent appeal ever made in the House OF Dele
gates. lie spoke for two hours and a half, during
which time be commanded the undivided attention
OF every member the House and Of a large crowd
Of spceialors-R ieszond Mai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
WIEcHEsIEE RAILROAD.

The Senate has passed the bill, authorizing
the Winchester and Potomac Railroad Com
pany to issue IFS coupon bonds for the purpose
Of raising the sum of s8s,3as So, to lie paid
into the State Treasury, in redemption Of tie
annuity ofs5, 600 <f6w payable BY said Com
pany. The b;I, as we learn, has also passed,
the House, But has been changed in several
particulars from the original bill q published
in orr paner 4 week or two since.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
/ Q d.:

u Lcgsbarg, en- The "a inst, or Pneumonia, TIIOM-
4S s. DDRRELI., in the sd year Of his age
I On NedDcsday, the 9th ult., JNO. w. YTRTS, OF
German Settlement, Loudoun county.
On Tuesday, the 9th uit., Mrs CATHARINE
MAGAiIA, wife u VIM. Magaha.
An Mlddleburg. on The 25th nit, Capt. SAMUEL
CHM. in the 7dth year Of his age.
I On the 9Th nltEno IN Winchester Mr.. STEPHEN
DAVIS, aged abcit Is years.
III WEnchester; the 23th ut., Mr.. ROBERT CT
BERKELEY, in about his 45tk year.
Near " inchester, on the 18th uit Mr. JNO. HILL.
il the 4ih year Of his age, formerly Of Washington
enuhty, Nd
AT he residepcs II her father. Maj W q Everhart
ii Clarke copat5. oa the 10Th nlt, Miss SARAH Ell
LEN EyERHART. 10 her 9th year.
II Frederick ecanfy the 9th nlt., Mrs. ANN A.
McK0WN, wisssof Warner McKown. in the 4sd year
81 her age.
On the 18th slti. Of Catarrhal Fever, SUSAN Or
RICK, youngest daughter Of Charles H. and Ellen c.
Taylor, teed mSnlth-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
rITS 1 FlTs FITs "a

PERSONS who are ahoring under i.sre.s;hx nal.
adv win find the EEGEI.fBLEs EIIL EP7G
10 be The onay remedy ever discovered Tor
ing Epilepsy Failing Fits These r:s possesa spe-
risc action On the ndryoas systems an lthosgA they
prepared especially Tor the Parpss q eafsss hts
they viii be found Of especial bene ~ a pstsons
icted with weak naryes or whose neiacs y s.em has
been Frustrated CT kEa tered from ansiyaa5e fstsssg.
Price SIS per boy or two boxes for 3 80 fersons oct
az the Ely enclosing mi.taace, vs have he Pdhs
sent thsu through the mail sIce 81 PraasS !sT saias
by SETH S. HANCE los Baltimore & cess iialefs,
Ml tp wAom orders from all parts e The Jain must
Be- addressed, post Maid. Euet n aSo2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
III Ohm Is. GA1.L4AfIEIs
I.ate Third H.iisor Of tLs@ IrxaiKrs

EpEFORE fcsalhng lis residenas il Vsfgiaia,
- sais native st via at,eassFso saehs claims
AZ NAV be entrnstt 10 bis faaaa tqr she nexi
i2moaghs lie makes 20 special E@efeHts, bus
relies aRan bis exjgnsgge acqaain 81 thFdu ghapF
The Uaifn and hip familiarity WiAhe ~ hssls Fou-.
fine of the Departments. /.
widows Psnsi4as attended 70 iGEa esyreaSnn-'
able terms. Adad-Ss hita AZ WashESg.eni q. c.
JulJ is, 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

FIRn At wHrzI1sG.-The Missouri iron works be-
longing to 1fessrs Sweeney johnson Co. at The up
per end Of Wheeling va were entirely destroyed by
ere on Tuesday morning Loss estimated At S60D00
and no insurance. The InteIigencer says the works
had lust been repaired at cost Of 5000 OF $4,000
and had been operating but short time. since the
recent strike
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
Married.

oh Oh River. On Thursiav. he goth nit. bv Rev
S. Gover. JOHN ~. MULLEN 70 Miss FRANCES
A. WHiTaioRE, all Of Ioudoun.
Oh Tuesday, the 3lst uIt. by same, JAS. T. DICK
EY to Miss ANN NJ. BENJAMIN.
On the 26th ult., by Rev. II. r. Smith, JOTfNA-
THAN LEWIS 10 Miss HENRIETTA p. PRIMAf-
al d Lopdoun.
Near IlssetisFilsc. The 25th nit. by Rev G.. II.
Martin, S p. SAEB0TEIs 70 siiss MARY E. COST
ali Of Loudoan
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

Array At HAsEEsrowN. IA fracSs herurr-
Cd ~ Hasefstown. On THURSDAY, At he tavern II
Mrs. Lick between Peter Reese Respectable Ger
man, and John Beider. agent for HnmSlelIs Es-
senee OF Coffee. "a Philadelphia. Ai.er harsh
words aud seattle, Beider drew a pistol asd 81;
Reese dead. The murderer was arresfsd anneos-
miifed TO jail The nfiaif caussS great excitement
in The neishborhpod-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
ROUND,

DY Nv servant On the road near ~ residence,
ID hacksmi,h's BOX MANDREL, weighing
ing 50 br 60 lbss The owner can ret II By pro-
wing property. and furnishing The printers recipe
for this advertisement.
ABRAHAM SNYDER.
February 8. ls5l.-sI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

Some time since ne happsned 10 witness quite
notable distance Of sagaeit7 ia cor. Two 81
these useful ANNALS were il the neighbourhood Of
hydran. anxiously terminating, apparently, upon
the most feasible plan Of procuring water there
from As il was an intensely cold day The bra
zen nozzle Of this indispensable aid 10 man and
beast, vas frozen as tight as brick Their
eoEships eyed he polished brass spout with very
studious, longing air One a Them seemed %
consider ita hopeless task to attempt 70 make ne
water dow therefrom, and walked od, quite des-
pondingly. Not 50. the other but apProaehins
nearer, she gave the eircalar bFass-piece htsins
over The ori6ce Of The spout, two or three sharp
blows with her horns, and soon succeeded IN
pushing il back 80 as 10 admi,,of the free passage
ofthe water. Having satisfied herself herewith,
she deliberately turned 10 her disconsolate COM
paniOn. and as plainly as Eamb-oeasl langSsgc
could express II. invited her 10 return and qu.nch
her thirst. Immediately compreher.silS she in
stantlxs turned aboas and RAJ. % lie hydraui,
drinking while her knOyirs mate hsld the ring
back
o1-we ne.Ieelsa in our last issue to call the at
tentioD Of cur readers to the Advertisement Of Messrs
H-ssr a EVANS who have had for some time and
propose charging for the future, Timing Estab-
lishmeat, which not only supplies their customers
at home but furnishes large supply TO the neigh
boring country. The work of this shop is excelled
by no other establishment of tie County and as ev-
idence Of their Roofing; Sporting be- wewonld call
attention to thatofeus new building, which, assist
ed BY Mr. n ". RAwI1Ss, was executed BY these gen.
tlemen. Is has been pronounced BY taose more
competent to judge than we most excellent lon
and We certainly feel under very many obligations
for the promptness with which twas Performed
In addition to Tin Ware, Roofing, spouting, SC.
they propose 10 erect lightning Rods in The most
\ apptoyed style
I Their terms throughout ere reasonable and 4ht
firm eminently worthy II liberal support-SPirdt
I four Eeighbor's conmentatien Of the abovs
firm is jus, one, and We take pleasure in sending
n it Culd.-FREs PREssl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
D solution OF Co-Partnership.
sCEasaNE. NnTaa,s -,

a MEETING Of he School Commissioners CT
n tie County WILDE held at tie couft.Iiruse,
On Saturday the 18Th Of this month all peideks.
an VIM. G. WORTHINGT0N, Comm.
Febtuary9, 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
Valentines !! Valentines n!

lust cpenedI choice and elegant assortment
y Is, Comic. Sentimental and
Serious. for saleby L. M. SMITH.
Charlesl0wn, Febrnary o. 1884,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
s0hM1SSE 0aER3s ISALE.

DURsUANFtb~ i decree &c The Carcnit conrf
f al the Couaid Of Bersef:v IN twt, cases there
in pepHing, between Geofa: Fl BeekRith & Co,
plaintiffs and George Switi---Y. esrt :efpndanis
and George Laadn, pIaintis, and l9e ssia VIM
lev &c, deicndaDts Tie undersigned special Com.
missitiner named N said a:cree, vail expose III
sale, II public au9iion before The Caft HOUSE in
Mar,ihs' urg on MONDAY, t8s l35As!ast q + gfards
dLsfr .4a,. e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

- aiF. FRzpEaacx SlrkTz sominaled On SiOa-
eAy ~ "a Winchester, eaadeaie or uigh Sheriff q
fssdeiisx easily. sy DsmoeE.sic csareaIics Mrs..
j. popular .satE 4. and afr. tIarsSs. III pres,st
wosshy Il, SteraF iii hase Ai,,5 - ,,e.m,,.t
<4s1:asf.
VIZ tke Saes shoala r,.,.s -,,;,,-,, ,e,..
cites e Shess.s " s,ss, 49, = a.
.ss-sFs ekTeei exsa.piioa l0m their taxes OF sbss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

"a, NE are authorised Il asnonnce sTiaRIIas5 q.
BRAGG, As candi 4aie for Constable inDrsfrc No t.
at the aext eiec'ien.1 IDdeemser- 1853.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
WANTRD.'

UTANTED % purchase. a WAGON, for Two
w or thee horses. Also CART. lntor-
Z : : 9 FREE PRESS OFFICE.
Februsry b. 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
Censtabies.

4 II ofTer myself a. candidate sar ILL., ofice Of Con
stable for the 4h election District Of jefferson County
Should my friends Qe, promise Il discharge the
duties df the office with fidelity AMI b lhe heei If my
ability J. " sIceiIaNlS.
gcs- NE arc authorized Is nomnatetsA ME- Ell e.
YOUNG, candidate for the office a Gems table ~
DISTRICT No.4 II elected, hrs best eiIorss i'll rs giYsa.
to the discharge OF the dntcs which The ei-e imposes.
DceIl2, 1852 MANY VOTERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

&C F3e retsr readers to the Interesting esrrespo.
ssat "sesrsoa.'' lrcm Riehsosd lis eo.pu,us.e,.
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AID rrad with pleasure aad pfo.l.
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