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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
rHEhfaMPsHIR2 coat. AND II,
COMPANY

We ola il tbe Cpmberlana Nd k3ks
fsaya theBa Hnere American 81 arcob 5
cal tnl4fprise, and re can adj 10 /, cnx3 (
timony is Foihr sagtrior character Of the-tc
daced from then mines. As eensumsrs Of coal
tae genet alton ofsteam for the nse OF our es,st
lishment We am iii course interested in pfecntinf
the yerv5 hest stticls Tie market affords ard "
fnd pSne Superior 10 be Hampshire coal \
ses trantilal liz, i free from $late easy ot g-
)1i,ioa. 1ea~es bat li.nie Iesidaum and makes an
ibsense ia, The agents iof this ely are MsssFs.
Dobsin q Warned, whssees tsnsivT coal uhatfst
I.seass n III enables them 10 deliver he roal oE
ship.baash with lie utmost faeiliiy and wilh ID:
least expense The following i The aniels fsbnE
He Cumberland pafer above alluaedto
eThei fIampshi1t Coal and Iron CoInpans is :
new Company..iNst started thouzh5He eoaSttuc-
lion Of ~ 4 i wbfks aud 6x~sses hasssen more
han vebs IN progress Ii laudsare sNuated par
NV in HstnpShire county Va but Il owns very
valuable boFy Of lands eantaiBipg ths his vein, 10
he valley Of Georges Crsrk in Aies hang Coan-
II. Il is lhe SniY Company IN the region
Mining lRe hls vein thar earveys III coal % The
Billinash and OHIO Raifeat evsr u own cad
"a is oIts cays and without hitting tie car>c 81 the
Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad Cempaay Ter that
pnrpaSe Tae,ashar Companies in The Cumberland
coal 6ela withaat lwe hssleEe 40 essenian hieh
mirie lhehis vefag xfe 81 SRI III This expense and
nretssilys TIL HsmfstH COMPANY brings the
chai tefAe BalInbrs ana ohin Ratio ami pla-
ees ii 9 The eafs Of lhe laitI Camrapy heing new
cenc6ra-AhaYing insf eosnnifsed itSrands and col
iSsfy tx hfes-d deserves a more exieadsd notice -
We pcaYlse visiting It's mines and ofkS II lev
asS wil M r. k6s 10 give ans NOR minute ,'e
Sefip4ianl0f III canacitY &c
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
HalltoWn Mills.

TIRE subscriber, determined 70 eslablishA repu-
j tatien f3f The Halisowa Mills for making
good Flour for family use, takes this method OF in
famia his friends and the pdhlie generally that
hefeaaer he's iii keep constantly on hand very
81 efior article made OF selected Wheat expressly
ia thai purpose. ard will be pleased TO eiher ex-
c ianga il tur Wasat on ,he usual terms OF, i've.
bush r WLsaiI FIR ohe barrel Of Flour, or for
cash At iairpriea.
ty- For sale. also, at The store Of Messrs Keyes
& KeaFsley, ChaTleslown.
GEORGE w. FOX.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
TrIE BAf.TINoRn AID RAllRoAD.

This work which has been urged 10 com plFtien
through widernes. of difficulties Thy theEinaom-
tshle energy aad perseverance Of these having tbe
contIol OF it, affairs is now In successful operf ton
.1f5m one extremigytothe other A new impetus
been inraFted ID II by the recent completion III
ire CsolraI OHIO Railroad with which come xion
has been farned al a point near Wheeling BY
this arrangement the { ~ OF BALTIMORE, ana al
other points un helBdhim re and Ohio Railroad
are connected wiihIall The imperant Giles and
"qWas thtoushou. He great West
n II ba.. often been matter Of surprise TO US thai
neatIv If "a. uiie an the travel from this County
n, the w 81. shouhA fake The Pennsylvania route,
insread al encouraging al entJ rnri4ei ths nagni.
tnde 81 which alone should renderIita source Of
pfide 10 all Marvlanders and awaasn Lively in
ierest for its success This diversion oi travel Is
doubtlss s. to 81 attributed 10 the fact that the Pso
pie Of this County are npt acquainted with The
western connexionslwhieh are lpfmgd b. this road
,or The rates ofchar4es which prevail upon it, We
have been informed that the express trains Pse
run from BaltimoFeIto Wheeling inthe sheto Cni
II i5 hoLrs I'd Cincinnati in "a henft In the Eig
cago 10 80 hours. The roadd n thorough, a7nied
snhst; ntlai manne1 - Srh ! are fully aacaiionsi
managed ny gentlemen ~, iii id Fcountry -
with their business lie y any f1e fIam GVms
ana is therefore, as SAFE a. ", Grand angIniS.
The mountaia scenery along y, p14s
beIFafa . y 30 r.tsr ana ON the monoloRy 81 a
sents Il welcome tssssEE~ : : &C. -
- " teARE. H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
/ IME ARMY BILL.

The movements Or lie fwiaff Departments ID have
force raised 10 project The Indian troIieF and
punish aggresspns b.. the Indians upon the emil
grants 10 califofnia and Oregon, meets with more
dihieul,y Than would seem 70 be reasonable. ~
The Senate, tive days have been CONSUMED in DEBATE
upon Ca, snlsLhs proposition ID raise three thou
sand volunteers for the Service; and inihe House,
i Mr. FArfESfR has made alAeforts TO present
q bill iofthe same purpose from the Military Com
,nites osihai body single objection i fatal, ex-
eeps rPor days when committees aressPecially
called. There seems to be no doubt however Of
an augmentation Of The military force Of the coun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
BUILDINGS for Rent.

TIME Vugiaia ana M4r,l8nd BfAiee COMPANY
K oHer faf rent Their TAVERN STAND and
t@G other STONE BUILDINGS, near the Poto-
mac river, 10 Washington County. Md. Also.
4 eli WAREHOUSE, near The Bridge on ne
Virginia Shore
E-y Immediate possession Of the WAREHOUSES can
behad, and Of the other property or the LIST ofAprl
next
kTY- For terms apply t. the Subscriber, or IN his
.aIEehse 10 Mr.. joseph Enier
e LEE, President,
Is. Va & Md BdGge Company.
Fetrnarv ISs5- -fi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
Ex-G0Y. SMITH AND 4 DUEL.

Toe Washiagion correspondent Of the New
York Courier says, that a correspondence has
PASSED between Mr.. Tyler, editor Of the Warren
ion Flag, and Hon. VIM. Smith, representative
from This district in consequence Of some remarks
N ade ey the latter 10 reference edtofial aTi-
Gle in Fhe Flag, which led TO challenge from MF
4. 10 MIR s. and which was declined. The AL
exandria Gazette remarks: We do no, know any
thing ofthe matter aud only refer to It, hee4useit
has got into the public prints. II incorrect, 1t will
be rnntIalicted - EfeaerieksIRrg Hcrald.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
SAD FATALITY.

A.week or two since, young gentleman fpm
Loudoun iourneying towards VIM hester in TIE
stage, was compelled BY illness 10 stop al MilwoA
ia Clarke county. There being no public house
in The place be was kindly received into the resi-
dence Of JAMEs II CLAnkE. Esq receiving until
his death few days after, every attention from
that gentleman, his family, and one 81 two eiti-
zens Of the neighborhoo9. The disease, typhoid
pneumonia We believe, proved contagious; and
two ladies' who minislered 10 the dying youlh-bhe
a member ef Mr. C.'s tamily-have foaowed him
10 The lornh;- Winchester frgfaidR, 13
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01

-7--E
EJ- When death is at the door, the remedy which
would have saved lie il administered time, somes
too late Dom tribe with disease Rely uPce ~ tnss
when The slbn,aeh VIII not digest food4shen faintness
and lsssual psEyade the s. ssenn-w hen the sleep s
d,s,rbed he appatte leebiel the nnd ethsrge. the
npr, IS npairrsv sensitive aad the head conlnsed-
Iey uocn a., thstwhen these symptoms occur. the pow
ers OF itslity falling, aud that unless the mischief
4 srpmptly Checked fe ,ri te skortened a. well
rendered miserable Now VIE know from lnass q tea
timbay greater than ,r a. eyr before accumulated ia
favor d d., that ltbctasdss German Buffers
prepared ~ Dr. C.. M jackson, Philadelphia, will i'm :
ntd,.fly asa,ss and ia tho end entirely all Of
these t,sorers as surely as mathematical process will
solve problem Who. then. Will endure the nzony !.
and the risk Of HE with heah anu safety within resehl
See adx ertlsemsdi, January t2-74t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01

EvILs or SsIzaaTrs.-Dr Alcotf distinguish
"a 3D. stefan d Bos0a attributes % the free usr Of
salRfans ID cooking many Of the diseases 10 which
children and a1ult are subject To the use OF this
deletrrious sBhsssace Or attributes The death ~
one hnnired thousand nndeF ten years 81 age who
annHally die ID he UniIsd States such an a
farming result as this can b. sgbsauialed. salera-
ms may Be regarded Is worse than either intern
perancs q var u r. sGse.s nFuu he humzn raee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
THE AMERICAN PARTY.

The Lynchburg virgiaian, speaking Of the 3cf-
eanizatlsn Of the American parry, says: I'VE
dave reason s6 believe that the new organization
embraces much Of the intellectual and moral worth
Of The eounrT asS eanaet, therefore eonelade that
It's objects are 10 Inconsistent with he obllga'lpn'
OF patriotism, and ths duties Of got citizenship 4,
i.srerilers would have as believe. Hi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01


Ihe es4 party Ackss fsays Do Ee<ingsoa GerefIt.l
rhsIssa ~ ths Sstf sksr poliiie.i iuass.ss .se
rs1nbssrl I'd sts rsriiing Is ds . snilesy
Fast satrsgsossy rr1ked Il lie KnoN Npsisss. eali
shsm rtak lansFx ~. becanse skey dent chose
g biab Icrah sFery conn<ced viii heir eE.nnl
siaa nj Ahereby be sirnmeasa il fheg own dsisat.
III aAas haens srrsSs ii he silsnss q aight, pre-
Essisg rSss lcr ths seaess q bisicr lher pecaIia
gsiSias hsiisk lin de- eyes q these brsksa dewa
itadsFs q hssfaroin. i 10 n sneh atnense
naghitas forlte Aaiefena party toseek 70 check he
groMsh q fareisn ansepee y this eouatry by Psexeat
Ing oseisaers fson hoiisg See. kow mach 4
a. iksse same Iaeceasg ynia . Prc.eribs aasiFss
II tis cammsnrealh N no grsAser crime has that a
differing win theas il pelss;cal seatussat-
Foreigners cunEyg d ths ecsatFy eannot claim The
elective frsnehsg he prs ges u sIsnship and eli
gibiy % etsk rights d wsieh they sasssd u
ste Of tkese thinEs are bat boa granted y Them
efoar oaa Aeeusa, aaa Which We ,e1a wi,hho,l when!
ever We see Al 70 do There IS NJ gasioa resting
apoa ibe AmeEiesn people heh eoOPes them spite
cfsheG5 own wishes % Tie esatrzs 70 inyest with IA
shsFowcr aad dignity II csisl sla,oa raw smigrants
I Il the Know Nethiagt are 70 Be drncnnced because
hey desire 70 uPhcd Ametieaa labor against foreign
beosuse they deem cur CIV people mere O.
y Be eaffttd with the elective franchse and The a.
tsinission Of our own AFFAIR.", than are The
Fbsabcnds who deck this country 4 mere
and nefhinr aref the Knox Nothinss ere g q ae-
pOneed : aa.irepubiican because they wish 70 keep
nh peeal,,b irsa having rocs in the Affairs 81
his eoaatry .rh Mssthy q demonstration i that
s---s1s-s 3 sgh par,y Il Virginia and y lss
isiasve intrigue <feads them from Ill parsicpssoa ii
our national Affairs Trae they YET allow Us to sots
but what .igniGebi solemn mockcry, when they have
% gereAandeFcd the State a 10 slepce ne Wing vote
and secure locooco naioriy in every Congressional
dflriet IN TIE State By this means they have denied
70 the sixty thousand Wing voters free born sons IF
Virginia ssoiitafy representative ID the national Conf
gress. By means Of the low manrayeripgs oI theft
leaders seveaiy thousand democrats have as eectualy
disfranchiscd almost equal number Of Whies, native
born citizcns Al il they Iahored under civil dtsahi,ie
How party that has thus excluded native citizens fro
the slightest participation in our national concerns mer
~ because Of difference Of opinion. Ian arraign and all
ncunce the American party for seeking to exepde f5
egners pitch q party insOence that nothing shdft
Or locefocesm could BE- guilty Of Let them clear Their
owl skirts a. this political rascalty before they undeF
take to deu6ance others for doing infinitely lels
wrong, il il can be considered wrong al ALL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
slenIs a v ~ :
long Journey 5hEs

nat The d@eIliug house upon the farm
~ Schpoly, aecnpiedb by VIM Pa1soD,
Mlsfffrely destroyed BY fire. few days Go
os.P and his family mad Jeff home for The pur-
g,sse of Saving visit and The fire was discovered
4 y genllemauin iheI employ II Mr.. PaEson who
had occasion ioentcf The house during the afler-
noon For The wantdf proper assistance The house
was burned 10 The ground, yet the furniture was
partially saved owing 10 the timely arrival OF
some of The neiehhnfsE Mr. P's loss viii be about
900 dollars - Ltludoagl Democrat III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01

ArrEmPT a. RoBHgRY.-The store 81 G. L Wood
& Co was entered, last Sunday night. ~ some one
who seemed 10 have meneyin view, as desk az
broke pensin search Of II. He must Be villain
indeed VINO could seek 10 rob gentlemen who have
So recently sustained loss oi properly BIZ IRE.
fWTacAester Republicans
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01

III The Asingtsa Democrat speaks thus Of Mr.
Wise sIn ths Presidential canvass q lsao, Mr. Wise
wai the acknowledged mouth piece Of Virgins Wing
gesy IN that eapanty he the author Of the most
larous Trades against party andour mcn The utter
ance a which il an offence Of % much magnitude IN
some eyes. q require aiOaement more mortiBirs
il lis nature thsn four years service the guberaao
rial Office wcald be- With these remarks VIC wlI sP.
ply the match 10 the 6rst gan,,'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
Nornlnhe. le. ISL. = !.

~ aExRY,s tNVIGoRATiNG coRDIAI.:--Ths
msrss N ihs nre, vegetable extract ict the reaoyd
Nm cly, 81 nhv,da nrustEatioa, genital debility, ner-
,6a,s Affections. &c, Ne are fy described ip another
c5in m I'M, paper 90 Which ike resder Is recrssd--
IS ner boulr bottles for Sbs~ siN bottles for SSI
( ri per doxeA-- Observe the marks 81 the 6gsuisk
~Prensred only b, y. f. COHEN, Ne. Franklin Row
Vine Street. below Eighth Pha ephia. Pal. ] o
WHOM ALI. ORDERS MUST BE ADDRESSED
Fir sale bs az respectable Druggists and Merchants
lirauS heut The country. "a.
IT,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
N0rINis.

For the cpByepcnt and satisfactory Adjustment
of our acauafS al aouais due for subscriptions, ad
verit.hls Sc wit h made up 10 ahe first Of January
ls5S BY " Gch lnte we hope 10 he settlement Win
IN no are indebted To u.s. ~ wei shose who my have
Chi " against Us the eSpr6s,s business have
increased, " sali expect aaliiy pom the par, Of
cur patrons II coefcye aVans~bc Adopted TO procure
vGst IS is,f, due H.. The fault will DO ours Thoro
u 10 have bta n,Sed bey od further eslurate e. eau
not expect further sni tcy Jastce 70 ourselves "a
4, el Il who have kiadfy indalsed ,willreqnro
prompt action b . CO =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01

Ig-TAe Charlottesville Advocate says Il III
f1rmed " one who knows, that immediately
sslrr Mr. Wise's speech il that place, It'd Kno .
Notaiggs went 10 wax upon The aldiegce Mr. wise
had just addressed. and before their days work
was dome some Is were iailsted ana % o,Etrs
proposed Mr. VS. speech could NOT have Told
very well.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01

Mr.. Grund, il is said holds he evidence 10.
II i possession. Of promise 10 give an ofice-a
fcousulship,we believe which promise, ID powers
that be, will NOT redeem. The Administration pa
pers charge that Mr. Grund, who is a Washington
letter writer varies his letters 10 suit bis case
and that he is pro or con, according % eiTcun-
sfances-dEer Ga<efts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01

IA writer n he Bedford Sentinel ssisning him
sell ETsfrz sss lns vitals phi of ME: Wise's ~
gameat sgainss RSer Noshinsism. mai i i n
sidiouz and pfosrfiSve ID he most killing sly e
he cites from ths ecnsSkution q Virginia II the
following clause
haas &3.ffis ,hns accorded IA person
shan " eligible Is lie once Ii evernoF Maiess Pc
has attained he age of thirty, IS aatirs ks.sseA =
liz Enitea Ssasss and has bern eilfzsn n Virgin
Il lor 6Fe years NEXT preceding bis eieStlen
The foregoing section was adopted ASraslm q
veBalis As reported 81 lhecommi,iee Of ne Y haas
Convention
vrhsn4;, urier constellation. Mr.. Hunfs[
sh,it,r.i : .naaioa 10 amend ~ sAFiAlas W. ~
ward srafixs The cQnytnsit'n Isl1ssa y q 'op'
* 49, rnent-aves 49,, noes 81 Among ne
Ns.~ vii Is II nnd The same ct hKnfy Wise
- I,,,tSa Il 81 h4-C0n vention vol. pr 2S7-S.
TT1g was Mf Wise ID favor 0: excluding BY a
esas.ikfibnai provision all foreigners from be Of
fee OF CovefnoF and eoaiaing IL to Ratsre citizens
the United States y II Fiji Is prescription tor The
people, ID tie selsfiion Of heir own sgents, 70
choose natives only 10 the exclusion If all ioFeign-
eEs tortiori. i as prescription ~ M Htse, g
zf "a hast IS d Executive pafI oI the Govern
isa Is Commemorative incorporate the same princi-
pie inlo,he CONSUMPTION
We Should Ike very much 10 hear Mr. Wise
exrlafn bis vote against striking our the word ma
tiyes by any arsGnena Or ihsoTy thar does not as
1. Tar as' Ii goes. make him Know Nothing To
say lne least II Il be should cease u denouuce
oiher men for acting en- .aFdnciple, thai be aided
i 49, - Unto and fandsNuisl
8! Sow ."-'
0hthe l5hiust The Hon w! R Smith, Of Ala
hama, delivered speeeh IN The lower House q
Congress, in defence oflhe Know Moth ngs. Mr.
Smith Is thorough going Democ at, and intto.
duesd himself tolte country few years ago by a
famous onslaught which be made in the House
upon Monsieur Kossuih He advocates radical
chaage 10 our natar alsizali5n Laws Speaking o.
III Know No,hiogs. he says:
Against This psTtY neutrality-suspicious. of The press
had been ieyelied, and3many gentlemen here had
entered into discussion q this question With in
tense excitement fheY beheld 10 This new order
some shadu@y gad ssnme fabulous, Hercules
someraw heat ana bieoay bones; some mysteri.
Gus destroyer; some lion, going about seeking
| whom il hi 5ht deveur.
eFur his part, he had not been able 10 discover
| any Of these dangers This party was composed
of Native Americans -nqt IF cannbals bu OF free
born American citiEens and how could free born
America behold IN au organization OF his own
| counlrymen 81 ii terratsl w MD snch one say
that 40 aSsosiatiemoh Native Americans was iess
/ woflby ofcapf lence Than an association OF mixed
| gauialiion being Native Ameficanism, abSolutelt
| excluded the idea that they party, could have
any thing al heart other Than he honor The glory
/ and the welfare of the renngry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
Oir1Irlio fr< - /.
& ALLAHER q CO.
nv 80 -
rfRSDAT MORNING.
FEERuAas I.Isss.
WING siRtsAAgztTIV


Essfy aay his6es IS. more and asrs. that Hhe
wing parry ahoai4.ba, gise VI 4 organ zalior =
I.t not npsoitous Ihst lhese sfs isvasas.ds Y
Wigs ulo VA lshs andeI + ottes tsnssr sish
rnengy ard rheefiaieeas They Esuisaahrf Ascid
baeqe-cfY cf f5ig. the Uaisa 81 she alaigs isf
sbs sake TX he TAien aadas ugh lhs ssthqt q
he sealinsent as deserted liem they YET trei HE
isspisali6a ALL he tfasa II w woFts. add de8ire
notAihg beuer
Ar. Wise hss made sgnnlary war BRoa iisoad
ffisnEs uhom hs once knees by lhe iasl.nsks Of
gentlemen aud p4isi8ls, ard lhey have no induce
mxAt 10 ala ia making him Governor TAey,
tAessfgte eagat II have rhcssn leader lor tAsas
seives nd as Mr. Wtsg haseisa made m unpFo-
ssokra waf upon he 'AmeFican Parry. or know
Nelhings,s a. they are more eommonly vailed. Ihe
] Iattsr hal az easy alternative. They could nel
vote Tor heir srcrsv adgcrsaFy theiFb and An
Itisnsing asuuhcIator.
But whist ihe-srest boay d, ihe Wings nay ap,
prove ofthe nsIa olieet offhe Know Ngfhipgs in
resistiag ehe greet inaux of foreign pz0pers and
criminals, they afelnoi prepafed To- make war
TuaF Tnustshv-.j rtsertssssss- ~
Of respectable fore igners who hays committed po
oatace. They caanos 10 short, ming religion apa
politics. They want TO beat Mr, Wtss, quincy
WHIT 10 do soas Whgs.
Besldes. we are lacking t4iih as 70 she great ies
feelion spoken cf - existing amcnssE psmoctA's
wien did iheyIevef Iai<r u the support q mona
ineei Certainly not lMihin the recollection sflhe
writer q this paragraph, though his experience a.
politician has peilher been brief nor free from
vieissiludes Ife hopes there may BE- ne DETECTION
on lie part oTIhe Wings. II a good and reliable
WIG sbaILbe the opposition candidate for Cover
nor, but As am otaer-loEng party, they should
march I6baills under ne geod old flag
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01

eessf <d.sIAN CkiAiNALs Ntar York Jan. 26
~ 2 kave been received here from Washing
q 1..s MAYOR Wood directing the seizure 81 i'll
sliniau ffisate expected here with large I1nnl
81 q Grim mails On board, Is scsn ~ she arrives
md deiain her until an investigators Is had.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
MR.. WISE IN CIIARL.lTl EsNiLLE.


Mr.. Wise addressedIa large audience in Cns1Ef-
iottesville on Wednesday last, The Advocate IA
Wing paper commenss freely on lbs speech, ald
thinks il did not benefMr. w = cause 10 any vety
great extent There was.au episode in the course
0 the haransue, which We allude to here as an
item ofnews! Our readers well know thai a 81.
porter ffosl New Yofk MIR. Alien, has undertaken
10 5ktch, Mr.. Wise's remarks pn one or two occa-
sious. and that Mr. w has referfet.to this fact Ia
his speeches. Mr.A was inlCharlouesvine, and
the orator again alluded 10 him, in such manner
that a. publishes cara 10 The Advocate with *
gard to It. He says.
Mr. w took occasion 10 allule 10 my appear
ance In Petersburg, aud detailed, though falsely
Ia the main, my interview with him, and hagiGg
aroused By his elcquence the passions and prefix
dices of many Of his aDdence most OF whom weEe
students, Young and 6ety, he stated that Iwas then
10 the hall engaged hA repsfting The CRY afoke
from many that he should point me ont that |
should be put OUT "rtYleson RAIL- hang sc
Mr.. Wise did not see me else he might have paih-
ted me out, and thought had no fear OF such cdd-
sequences, he might hsge carried oul his wishes in
directing their passionsFie some personal VIOLENCE
The reporter proceeds then 10 pronounce Mr.
Wises conduct ungshlRmanly, aud his words
false says be is slow to give insult but qaitk
to resent one, and when resentins never pauses h
reject upon the consequences Rick Dispatch.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
Ear Sac.

w ELLIS PalenfCLO VIA and Tl,NOTElr
wv Sesst SO NERS These machines are AiRhs
lgIteeta Eseuded BY those wbo have them 10 use =.
The armrts gsneraGy ERE syspeci Eally invited
"a cal sas examine for lhe1selve~
Febfuarr 1868 isl P. GORMAN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01

fTThe Richaond Examiner contends after
again denounciIg MI Hunters Land Bill that
aYirginia mast assert her principles upon 1he
Land question in this election, nnequivacallY,
sterny and nexorable in the person and in the fe-
clared sentiments of the man whom she shah make
her Governor TheExamneF, further says. We
believe The hue and dry We bear against KNOW
Nothingsin, day after day, 10 be an aItfal hut sha
low rug for dodgingIa bold defence Of the g1eal
Democratic principles tha; are 10 such imminen
peril al Washington III