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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-30
ANOTHER EMBRoGLIo.

Thu would seem to be the age Of di.or.
der In every thing t.sys the National 10.
telligepesr Certain IL Is that there have
been many scenes exhibited within the last
garter Of . century by no means calculated
to enhance the worlds opinion Of either the
efficiency or dignity Of free government
A 'pirit Of anarchy is all pervading it not
only exhibits itself in popular assemblies,
bat in legislative halls and public eouveu.
tions. Nothing proceeds according to the
old-fasbioued ideas Of order and deeorum
Msjorities can no longer rule according 10
the republican preOedents set in the early
times Of our country. The memoiiss Of our
readers need not be refreshed on the subject
The histories Of legislative struggles for the
choice Of presiding officer are recent
enough to be reeOlleetsd in all their absurd
ity aud uppro6tablsIess. The courts Of the
country appear 10 play at eros, purposes in
the administration Of justice and 80 strong.
ly are the eOmba,ivs propeasi,ies Of human
nature developed that even the churches
have their adversary parties, and are spE.
up into separate divisions, As IL not content
to travel LeAvsnuard in the same direction
But We did not mean to write homily
Our simple purpose was to chronicle sneth.
er instance Of the tendency to anarchy and
confusion, as communicated in the following
telegrsPEiC despatch:
1hs M,Hh,Sota Constitutional CoarenIiOa.
MnwiUkEE, TzuGsDIT. JuLT I6-Ths Miu.
neso,acohs,iIu'iOnAlC onveatios met sIihe Ca ilo
AZ St Paul on the liIh instant Filiy.uiss Re-
Puelieans were prsseaL The Democrats forty
iour in amber, organized q separate ConYention
10 the Couneil Chamber. elsctibg II. II. SiELET,
Pre'idsnL Each Convention Is drafting a Cot
s'i'uIion. The Republicans intend 10 Ismain 10
session night AID day to retain possession Of The
Hall.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-30
Frsa the Ri-Assss Daily Di-rs,ss.
suEPu q q DsrOssS--IHE Fiksr
STEAMBOAr. 81.
srrrnr.psrovr, Va, JalT ai.


Being q sejoarr.r fof . short time 10 this rrEion
ana y0n having 90 e0rrsspoadents IN this part VI
the State, may add . ihtis Interest 10 yo1f sol
unns, Sy givisg short sketch si The iowa, and
cher things eoHHected viii w.
Shspheidsto~n 10 siiaatet on The Potomac, about
100 miles north 81 wsshinE toa, NILS iron the
Bsitimofe aud Ohio Railroad, and from hAT-
pers F<fTy .aad eontsans several mercantile houses
ave ChuIch,s. Episcopal, Msthodisi, L1theran,
Gefman Reform, and Presbyterian, IN. 81 u
has me wafer rover. aud va. formally a great
manufacturing and arriving basinsss place hut
sine~ The BaHimorr sad Ohio Rsifosd vas built,
and sores have been multiplied IN the country, the
trade Ia. leh IL, the manuiatiories have stopped,
aud % begins TO resemble a"dsserIsd village, and
vii ,oon need Yenusisn bard TO sing LIAM fsI.
aud the 'oid ubieuih-d" will Be- no more IL Vas
laid a IN 1904. by Captain Thomas Shepherd,
ffvm ~hom takes its name. and "a eelebt Ard for
country vas bait and lAaached.
James Ramsey, OF, a. he vas more frequently
called. CrAzy Ramsey" 10 the sGmmer 81 lsS3,
boat on the banks Of The Potomac, shoft distance
Hou the General AS.-mbls ol Map land LOT nas =
gsiibg their wa'efs In iTS6 he made a public
uiai Of bis boat an. succeeded IN psop-Iiihg u a.
part Of the boiler IL siii "a pOs,essiOn u gen-
times.
Harvest 10 nov nsaIly over and the yield Il
wheat sutpAsses The cIpecta lion Of all The cora
aud cat crops very a indeed, aud here never
vas better prospect for very large yield.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-30
BRUcErowN. &C.

We we're pleased 10 observe 10 . recent
visit 10 Brucetoup, in Frederick county, q
spirit Of improvement 10 that ancient Village.
Some handsome dwellings have been eou.
struetsd, aud otter tsnensots are in the
course OF erection. Mr.. CsLBtRr McCLrRE,
With eonmendsbls zeal, has pa, in blast .
steam engine, which prOpels . sawing, plain
ing, aud tongue aud growing mschiue, turn.
ing lathe, &c, by which much labor Is saved
His planning machine will plane from IL
inch block to half an inch. His engine is
also used for other purposes. There are
two Merchant Mills 10 the viciui,y--oue
carried on by MIR JAMES TASQvARr, and
the other BY Mr. JANIS L RossRrs. Mr.
Roberts has placed his mill in good repair
for the new crop. His aeur is Of high
STANDARD wherever used
TIE wOOllsu Factory Of Mr.. wILLiA~
ions il also in Cue working order, aud .
thriving business is carried on. Mr. Is
the arehi,se, Of lis own prosperity, aud de.
serves as be receives the appreciation Of BIZ.
ncighbOrs
We were also much gratised to 6ud that
the "Old mercantile house" Of Mr. TIruER.
LAKE had be en- brushed up. Mr. T having
taken into co partnership With him during
the last year, an accomplished aud hand
some wife, BIO seems one IL the happies,
residents Of the town. He bad for some
time travelled the road Of Bacbelorism, but
Cupid at last fastened on lin. lie has
found that
"whsa love 10 well timed Ills not . fanl, 10 love:
The suoss. the brave. the .Ti1osis. asI the wise,
Sick "a the soe captivity together"
On Sunday afternoon, at Brueetown, We
listened to \ funeral discourse delivered by
an old gentleman Of color, John Garrison
on deceased sister Of the same conf lexioa
His text was from the 2lst chap. 4th verse
Of Revelations God shall wipe away
all tears from their eyes" 90 He handled
bis subject with much ability, eyiucipg con.
siderable research Of tho Holy Book. He
was followed by Hardiug's E,Hk, known
TO many Of sur readers as being a very bad
boy .. one time, bnt having seen the error
Of his way, is now no doubt honest in "a.
cred cause. His manner, however, was rath.
err en- the "hifdia!iH' order, though very
ereditsble.
We should have been pleased had some
OF tie Northern AbOli;ioais;S sssa the gen
tesl display Of the eOlOred population on the
occasion They we're q weIl.dresssd and
gao looking Gladstone Of them coming
on horse back aud in carriages belonging to
their masters-thus showing tha, every
opportunity is given them for spiritual good
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-30
pETENcE OF GOV. WALKER.

The !SSstA aAd other ultra papers having
vigorously assailsA Gov wALKEa for his
coarse n Kansas, Mr. BEvERLY TUGKER
has been induced to take up bis reu 10 dc
fence Of the denounced Governor, and he in.
dites . very readable aud plausible article
apes the subject lie hopes, 10 bis humble
way, 10 smooth the agitAtsd current Of pub.
lie opinion 10 the South land especially in
VirgioiA) apOn this inPOrtant subject He
disdAins ell vanity in PutIipg bis name 70
ths letter
He takes the very sensible position that
on this question "the South cannot afford
20 be wrong" being in . Minority He re
fsrs 10 the fact that The people Of kansas
had been promised fair vote 10 adopting
their Institutions, aud that The South can
net afford to establish slavery aug where q.
zaipss ,ss l,iTly ascsytasned uill Of the pso-
pie.
He refers "a the fact that Gov WALKER
IL setting With all the leading msn ia the
Democrats party. precisely a, Yirginia act
ed With the Democracy Of New York 10 all
federal affairs
Mr. TUoxER closes By defence Of Gov
WILKERs private eharaetsr, and iO,eTposgs
She following charitable suggestion
"rhN oov waik.f hts BEES iatxely involved.
Rad thai he may siH b. % mty % NAY not 1r
Hus bat this does not aluays pTrsunr As&yasiyg
iol taks d We have uoi arrived 81 that ,larmrht
% hpnnf ihai constiuifs tchf oisgrsce or power.
" cfimf N D. we're ~ ~ drst circles woaE
b ErsAuy dsPopala,ri aui eur .fsaf ioa ssd lfsa
s1rr hai better b. iafstl s., mu.up' lag 3af pro
iisndafiss"
The editor o. the SguiI, in revsiuins this
letter, uses bis eAussis uu,paringly, and
tsiaks Me- Tuskets endorsement o. Gov
walker "doeisiVsly damaiaS fact Ne
ihiaks il "a lit'ls vain snl inpsr.insa. 10
Nc Beverly Tuskor - sHici tho impor
i,ses u na'ioa,l rsppiption," sn3 refer,
70 'tSs impIao,b's maligni,y With uBlel be
puFsusd The ADMINISTRATORS q Frsutliu
Pierce Hs sd, tss sEspscisVy viii
his fratsrnsl smbrses n Wakrr prove "a
'al 70 ,hs alrssdy Impaired reputation Of
that uofsTtaaats ibdiyidu,l7
TIE Conmission0r 70 Groecs Gods bis s1
sorisGsu ~ ihtimaiios iha ST. Tasksr
vanr tie Msrsh,l'bip o. tis District. and
,ss', - the ohss hss been slsv IL comisr
q vas ass8Ysary 70 iglaliSs he E'tl fJf che
Admihi'trs,ion By one splsalii strike o
Sc, Mr. Pryor y5u'vs bal Jour tarn 81 the
publia snb-Hhy 'nnEzis The tx lhat tread
eth sut The sornI"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-30
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.

The Board Of Visitors Of the Univsrsity
Of Va at their last annual meeting, early
IN this month, did much basiness which, We
trust, will be Of grsa, practical Importance
90 tie Institution whose guardians they are.
They made appropriations for several OBJ
j,c,s. the prinelpsi OF which are-Fifteeu
hundred dollars for ,hs construction and
equipment Of = Gymnasium, Tin addition to
the psssatls affair already erected TO bs
used ia vet weather aud during the winter
season.
A visit to tbi, ground eanne, fail TO con-
vince one Of the absolute importance, nay
necessity Of such arrangements, as will AZ
ford means for giving the body chance to
improve add suspStb.B, a. we'll as the mind
Such exercises do wonders in invigorating
and hardening the frame Of youth, enabling
!, to endure fatigue TIE see the number Of
siekly youths, who tbrong our seats Of learn
ing, seemingly scarce able to stand half
hOurstramp, one can then appreciate the util
ity Of gymuss,ie exercises. Every student
who would possess 'rasHJ saAa IN sGAo cor
pore" should take NJ. D'Alfonce's ticket, aud
then steadily follow out bis directions
Appropriatisus were also made for paint.
ing in the medical Department, supplies of
water, aud IN increase Of about 500 per
aHnum on the Professors salaries being a
certain per eentun Of each fee. All this We
are confident, will meet With the apprOba
ton Of the friends Of this noble seat Of learn,
ing, throughout the State. For the good
old com msnWealth is taking more aud more
pride in this and her other institutions Of
learning
Bat it is PAssiug strange, While such
marked liberality distinguishes the action
Of this honorable Board, in AL that relates
to the professions, that they should refuse
70 have anything to do with the nuni6eient
endowment Of chair Of Agriculture, lately
proposed by the State Agricultural Society.
The provision Of the endowment was, that
the Agricultural Society should reserve the
right OF nominating = Professor to ell the
Chair thus created by its liberality. This,
we Opins, vas the rock upon which our b ,n-
orabls Board Of Visitors so iOglOriOusly
split
Il is not to be imagined that the society
would appoint = man whom the Board would
not ehssrfully endorse, aud whom the Fa
Guilty would not as cheerfully welcome a.
moug them. Why then this eaPtiousLess 2
This is . matter Of serious Importance to
the entire State. The papers, Of the rural
districts especially, should let their views
be knsun. For all will see the immense
amount Of practical benefit to be derived
from having . school Of agriculture en-
braesd in the present plan OF the Uuivsrsi
ty-ths vsuSsr is, that Jefferson, its great
fouRSer, did not embrace it therein.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-30
THE PROGRESS OF souTuRRN
RIGHTS.

Everybody knows that the Mexican war
tsays the Richmond American y which led
to the acquisition Of 4 vast amount Of terri.
'Ory' was democratic measure Everybody
knows that the principle Of SquA,ier Sever.
eignty: A. contained in the compromise Of
'52, which swiDdled The South out Of Cali.
fornia, was . democratic measure Every.
body knows that the passage Of the Kansas
Nebraska Bill, and the rspcsl Of the Mis-.
souri, Compromise by which this principle
was to be carried sui) was den oeratie msG
sure Nov, vince this vast amount Of terri.
tory, and the principle by which il is all 10
be made free, has been tho result Of demo.
cratic Pelisy, what right have they to com.
plainf Under the mos, favorable eircum.
stances, the repeal Of the Missouri Comm
mise gave the South chance Of getting hut
Que state-kansAs-wbils it gave the North
chance ofgettiDg all the Indiaa territory.
aud all the territory bsyondit, sufficient 10
make four States This Wass TAI, and ,osoI
game for the South. The South could gain but
one State, With chance. Of lOsipg four the
North could lose but Quo, with a chance Of
gaining four. Again, We ask, when il Is If.
cvitable that this democratic principle Of
Squa'ter Sovereignty must make all terrific.
~ nc sow hsvo free ADD when IL il plain
i5s; ;sa *34iais'ra.;5a IL oBly earring Gu,
this principle so KsbsAs What right have the
Southern Democracy TO eomplaiuI II Mr.
Buchanan has departed in The slisLies, dc.
gree from the principle laid down 10 the fol.
losing resolution in the Cincinnati platform.
NC have not the Astuishsss TO perceive il
'Rr'rsd That &c rscrrnirs tie righ, a, n,
people ~ sil he Trfitariss iBc'ufiss Kama. sns
Nsbs'sa 4rftHg hr'FrA nee fairly rxrzgssrn fs5f
imPied) Will n ~ ,iiy r ss,sai e,d,ns, snt
uh'E'vrf ne ssmter ~ thru iotahirss,. ii.,if.,
T., ~ 'o'm r0Esti'uiios VIII - ut.to-f s.-,.,.i.
slavery and 90 b. atmiisd irt8 thr U9I,, a..
irIms q perfect sq1aiiy uuh ~ 0ihsf s,s'.si'
Now, gsStlsmcn, siues you have obtained
he recognition efs right (saie equslityl for
which you sontend With 20 maah spp.rst,
zeal, i' IL manly 50 you to eomplais, .bsp
you have 70 submit 10 the application Of your
own cherished pfincipio7
1.-THE language Of the shove resolu,i,s "a,
intehdsd 70 bavs 4op5S usaHirr ono r.,
TIE Nor'h aud one for The South. al bos,.,
people vii 'ay you bavs bcra dsseyv.sl,
canEbt in yrur own trap Ge.r,sf Ca,
Gr7ssai Shields, shd Mr Douglas sr-u..5
'Acm1elvss for vo,rg far ,bo Kssas LIN
uron 'lo groand that IL forever excluded
slavery FROM ILL territory We now have The
south gave ass reason foe voiiug or tbs BIN
that i' ssisbii'lei the principle Of STAT,
equality Or Stale Rghs IL IL true. tbs
North Lh' gained an The t,rri,ofy. bat n,
south ba' gained principls, mare rsi.alh
'han territory sui when people get uL.,
'hsy Ehni,us tlintthsy ought 70 be sati.s.d
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-30
N Married,

On Wednesday ~esk. BY Rev Nc Davis Mr.
WILLIAM PHILLIPS, ssd Mss EMILY BOYER.
ali q Martiasbasg
j. shsPAs'a,t0wa, On Thur.dsy 21,d lest , by Rev
W AshSws, D T.. ARMSTRONG. E.q. % Om.ha
Criy, Nrbra.ks. 10 Ms. MAMIE HOLMES yosss.
est d1"gh'sr Of Jaeos Vac Dorsa. E.q.
Ga the 10th iast. At the Te.isae. oT the brides. f.
het - hcNasdfs. AID .cenrdisx Fr,ssds N
HENRY q. HAlLOW ELL sad SARAH MILLER
Ahd HENRY REESE, a bsit,ssof-. and MARY
ANNA MILLER-dsnsAisrs ofRObsH u. Miller.
On the I4h iSst . At FrisnA.Lip. ID c bY Re, John
Coomhs. JOSEPH kEENE, 81 MoatE tu.rv. Md .
ltofm.riN Of Losdo~n eousty and Mis- SARAH LIZ
LIE CONRAD. hTst dsushiSr u Johs e. CeBTsd, II
TIL terusr place.
AZ Norfolk, ga Tossday evrniaE. the I4ih lost By
The Rev ~. v. ID. Johns. u Baittnore. Right Rev
JOHN JOHNS Assi.tsnt H'.hop OF the Diocese Of a..
70 Mf'. ANGELINA u .SOU THGATE, &c NoTt0lk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-30
Health Ordinance, 1867.

WITH vi-w 90 rfissfve ih- hsaIih % TIE
W ioWh he TfusIfss passsi ne ioilosihg Or
drw, gH
ihai ibF ipua 8sfErauf rrau .ls ever rr'fsnh
pftmtsrs uefbiy before be- h.uu 20 3 ,l 20 %. 70.
ihF anl siff 3 ia Ih- rgr1tuF uuui lhc hfsi ~
Dciutef 1851 Ard sIi prfs.Hs having ~ 'nsige
MASTERS 90 ibsir pfsm fsss. % ~ PEGS uuh huFs
on hfm and Fufer ~ sams '1 frmafn over -
boaft Hffr urfire ffrm f.uu arrEtabf. uti ~
subject fo = fss 81 ars ffaE f1 ~ f-r uvrfsd BE-
ERE ne Mayrf Tts res ere s.a1 feqarrfd
% have ell assts hnI #Ihfr .t-otiye marsa re-
moved iron fbfif aff misses.
SAMUEL hiDENOUR. Prrst
Nn Tae r'atrrs sIe efPrcifd ta EiFs Ihs Ser.
fFIue 1lf ffs aboFs offrf
fsfr 80 fafT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-30
- - - - -s7777=a=-s==----
REY. w. ID. BUTTON,

The congregation of the Presbyterian
Church in this town, will learn With plea.
sure, that their esteemed aud popular Pas.
tor, has received the isgrs, Of d. D., from
Union College New York Or DrTroN is
now on visit to bis aged father, whose head
is frosted by over so winters. Tho pulpit
has been Aecep,ably filed in the absence Of
the Pastor by the Rev N c. NoErH Dr.. n.
will be at bis post it is expected next Sab
bath.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-30
SYRIAN WHEAT.

A gOotlsnio from Alabama, says the
National iatehissaesr, rsesivsi from the
Patent 0fics some spring wheat from Ii.
"Farm Of Abraham" at the foot Of Moan,
Carmel, in the Holy Land, which he soued
during the pas, spring IL cams to maturi,
~ IN 'svsa weeks, producing . large full
head, with berry in every respect equal to
the original This wheat is repu,ed to ri.
pen in Syria in sixty days from sowing Ii
will thus be seen that our climate FASTENED
Its period Of maturity eleven days
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-30
Isandoiph & LalImer'a
Baltimore Market.

For the week snding, July -, 1857.
CiEegtAA % FEiCEs ~ rnE BtLriHosE NaGEET
Reported expressly tor Ih= Free Press
ArrLss.-in good demand Wi,h Aales al - 70 81
per BBI. lor new crop.
bUrrsH.-Rsesp pc large and market daII. prie.,
ohU nominal We qu"'e Giaiss a. "a 70 20 Ct. 4.
Comm"n Roll a. 10 ~ I2l Cts; Western a. 10 10
~ CO Good Roll a. i.k 10 - ets
btrsS AZ - We quote c, m men IS to 81 etc; Pair
B'o0s we quote shoulder. a. TO fil e..
Hams plain a. 10 10 70 cis sides Al 1910 Ist ca
Fsney Has, At 10 TO I6 els
at ItOt -
cIrTLs.-The o1effnR on Thur.iay Is.i va.
about 40 b. a. so OF which we've sold Al = 90 Ir
30 on he boil, vqasi to s. 90 10 IS 80 asr 10
et ahso'd ana TIE balance iskss cot 81 the market
Co.'s -kves'Pt' iighI Sith isif Dc maud %. ush
the matket ~ not stiivs
Sales % WsiS a. - G, o. - Ys.i0w s. &. 8.
CLoys- assH- AZ ~ 10 IS.
CuUsrsT SotF A. s apd Z ets
D'Ea sSNs We quote - 70 20 cts
DsiEn fEgu We 9auts Apples usparsd so 10
60 CO. pared 100 70 rs. Peaches aapafsd 4 -
TO 30 pared 2 90 ~ 3 90
fLors AaTksI quisi--iks HafavoFahls fof,irp
ad'ices have Sesscusd ssmruhat boz pficss re
susiainei Receipts light . rart II whieh 4. n. :,
$50 w '""'' 10 h'Ta'a s'i's'
Fsss we qao,s Rsbbi,siibse.; Mu.s,,,s,
" 10 - els Rsd ioI = ~ ~ ct,, Coco spd O,sv
Eos Is "a 30 CO Mibs 30 D. CO eis. OusfRt An AZ
fIsSsssD Sale. - 81 % 10 81 50.
GfSsEss Sales a. Is o. so
HO0s --Ssies ~ 50 % o. 50 80.
LtHn .--ssiss ~ W 10 10 rts
Mrsrssp SECn - sales 81 q 70 : ets
Oars --Saies 81 81 DO C5
Rvs Sales 81 - o. 10
sSsss Row -salss 81 20 TO Is eis
IttEog Sales 30 "a % ~ cts
IiNJrur SETb sales ~ aaC0 10 $40
Woo sales " uhWashsd ~ % "a cts. Ws,h-4
~ 20 30 cls
"Htsr- Receipts are faihsf large, nosiiy new
COP Pilers have declined. We qaots ofdtaafY
70 ts'f heds 81 81 30 t0 ~ 90 Pair a. Prime 81
~ ~ ~ ~ ~, Of1inafY to Fair Wbfts o. 81 -
70 ~ 70 fau % Prime a. 81 10 0Hts2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-30

Oar Methodist Epi-cop,l frj,uls have
ssmusuosd operations for salargius their
ChuroA Twsniy svo feet are o. b. alJsI %
ths lssgih % H. ubioh ell raks tls bald.
isg - iss1 ~ ~ Oihes improvement, ~,
ssutsnPlaisd, vtist vill render ibs Chursb
bsth Fosmy sud s5nfortabls
The bodies u IS Or 20 psrssus are beng
FsaoTsA hos ,asir l0sg fssiisg plsss, v
siVe rssn fsF ne sslaFgsaent Macy sf
thss hass been slunbsrias there far q go.
The coai1s q some are yet 70 . s,lt5 q Pee.
ssFraiiss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-30
TUE M0uNf yERy0yFracn,sr-

Amoog't ths soatribuii,a. lately mad, 10
chs o. lea tbr1ugh ih1 Holst vsrooo A ..
sosisiioa Is o1e o. fty dollars b. P,.s.
dsut Baehansa, ssaluPasiei - tts f,,.ov
Jog usat letter 70 Nrs Riolis
~ DIR Nsis'h = To aaass-s is NJ ra-ss.
% caarnn1tiaa o. ~ ~ .usi Vsra5a Asssetsti..,
W ysa 81 Ettt 81 luga % prrs-af D. b. ~ 80.
sci - secure o. istiFs ab5 hars aal.sfsr@s IL
fsisf .te f1Ufs 9srsusrg o. Do rkass fsa Ff -.
go effve 81 Weshiagoa. tsai . sasi arfssT-,
Ne synPaiaiss % srrry paisisls hssuf
TIE iaiiss Eho have ths objsst IN ebs,y.
are 80 HsE obssrs o. q ia,s a. % b p.,.
feoiiy saaguias q success C5abSbut,o,s
,haagh suail ia aa0ust, ere Poariss 10 ron
al parts 81 tas s5abtfy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-30
ORANGE PEEL.

The special a,ieH,ion OF parent, and c,hsrs ia
called 10 the following facts:
The New York Journal Of Commerce learns
hats l'Uie son ot Robert Oliver, Of that city a.
bout i've yrars Of age - now lying IN q very crit
ieal coalition ffOm the I'd, cts u ealing orange
peel Parenls esDhoi BE too cautious in keeping
orange pei lsom their children. hS IL ccBtsins
he'iVs PJisos~SSSil, which in mary instances has
caused The death % persons who iRd,seres " made
use OF Them Life - iropariiE-4 every ums The
nni ~ tatrn Into the stomach"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-30
An OLD COIN.

We we're the other day shown by Mr.. Jane,
Adams, OF this TOT A,s coin supposed to BE- gold
WHICH would snJrd foe stuiy iar The antiquari-
an In szr. II u about a. large a. one Of cur old
qlariers aud bears one side the head Of Charlss
the First surrounded by she fllowiag Inscription;
"Carulus /, ID. Ahg Fr. Nil, Rex, and on
The revere sine crown with The words "Unilr.
lnyictS 1913 4" So that II 10 nov 2C9 wears old -
Mr.. Ata:ns plurrhed IL Mp In Old deld adjoiu-
ing town What its value or how IT came mere
are questions yet TO be solved Lecsburg Mirror
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-30

05-occasionally some Of our letters are
seht 10 Si-pAsydaoga Instead Of Charles.
teen The only ISOLATION Ne have for tho
mistake, il, that W send large number Of
tbs old Family Journal to that glorious
cid tswn. But, 80 The Free Press is scot By
hssdrods to every portion Of the county +,
aush miatakea Ne nrnrlnnk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-30
AHEHICAN NOsisNArIov

The Americas party u Maryland ne, ia
o'hvsrii7a 10 ibe ely % Baltimore lat
Iaursiay 10 nominate candidaiss for Cover
Dor. Comptroller q The Treasury and L,'.
l'fy csnnissiobsr. Fer the arst ofhss J,.
hioaud ~ Kent; wm. - Purrsu ~
Wores'ter Thoms' u Ui-ks, Of Dorsss.,sy
ard g { Cox, II Tslb9i, usro %, 10 pomi.
e'''on On he ssvsnth ballot Mr. H,,t.
received majority % Ne yo,ss sd v.s A.
slaFsd ihe nominee Mr Rissui 80 A.
highest competitor
Majss y u Msrbsil and Mr. Wa n
Purbsll rsosivsd ~ ugminstiou Tor ,ts ~
Sees q lottery commissioner tsd ssmp,,sl.
lee, shiab thsy respectively sil q, pro..s,
aad ssospiabiy to lheir soa,titssasy sad -
iss 8'ata % large
Mr.. Wm 8 " ssabroshs, 81 Ps,8.,,.S
s'uuiy, received ths usmiasiioa ssr eon.
missioner q he lard omea
TIE eoavshiiOa hsviss 5issbsrrsd ,ts
da'''' dsvoiving upon &, sdlosrnsd 49, &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-30
BIRkELEY LANp sALEs.

The Rev. DR.. A. II II Boyd has sold his farm
lying on TuscaTors creek, containing $40 acres
To- Messfs GOdieib N0ii AMI Geo G. Emsrt. At
SEQ per acre.
George &. Em.u has sold his farm iyinE on ih-
JehcTs~n CO. line containing $50 acres 20 vii
liam MCQuHsin 81 - per acre
wil'iam NJ gQHiikin has sod his farm pear
Bulm'r's Mill, TO Msssrs. Billmirs and FOX, At
SIS per acre
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-30
IMPORTANT SURGICAL OPERATION.

The ampuiAtion Tor large honey tumor, on The
lower paGI OF The right thigh Of a lady GOm Prince
GroTgs's eouny, Nj, add which 1t vas thought
D. Tie Fhy.iciasS Eosie have r5oInc-d d=sIh 10
a saori time. from as mali pSnt character, vas
most skilI'Gily and successfully performed on
Wednesday last in Alexandria, Va BY DIR. NJ
Nj Lewis. The ps,icut, SAYS the GaIeus, vas
uader The induener Of chloroiorn duriaK The ope.
raIioH and suds'ed no pals whatever