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Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14
Notice to Creditors.
'urt Of Stanislaus County,

In the County Court Of stanslaus County,
State Of California,
January Term, 1885,.
In the matter Of the Petition Of Cyrenius johnson
Insolvent Debtor.
d URSUANT to an order made by the Hon. H. W.
Il Wallis, County Judge of the County Of Stanis-
laus and State aforesaid made the fourth day Of jan
uary A. y. 1858, notice is hereby given to all the
pear before the Hon. H. W. Wallis, aforesaid, at
chambers at the Clerks office of the County of STAN
islaus, in the Town of La Grange, on the TWEEN
TIETH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. d. 1858, at 10
cause il they can why the prayer of said Insolvent
should not be granted, and an assignment Of his
Estate be made and he be discharged from his debts
in pursuance of the prayer of his petition, and the
Statutes in such cases made and provided.
Witness my hand and Seal Of Office, dated, La
Grange, January 4th A. d. 1858.
[sEAL.l VIM d. MCDANIEL.
janl4td Clerk.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14

CoNcIDEScE-The Stockton Republican
says: On the Sth of January, 1S4s, John b.
Weller was nominated as the Democratic can
didate for Governor Of Ohio. On the 8th of
January, 1858, he was inaugurated as tho
Governor of California.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14

For TETON PAss.-Three four-horse wagons
and eight men were despatched, January 7th,
from San Francisco, by NJ. s. Kingston for the
Teon Pass, via San Jose Valley, designed as a
part of the expedition to select the route to be
travelled by the line of mail stages, provided
for in the contract of Messrs. Butterfield & Co.
with the Government.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14

DEATH OF JUDGE MARvM.-The death of
Judge Marvin, of Sonora, Tuolumne county,
California, is announced at the Sandwich
Islands. He died in Honolulu on the afternoon
of the 10th ut. His funeral was attended
with Masonic honors.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14

QUARTZ SPECIMENS. brothers Of Mr..
John Combs, of this town, working on his
quartz claim, last week found several rich
specimens of gold-bearing quartz. One piece
weighing seventy-two ounces, contained $24O
70. The smallest specimen contained up
wards Of $50.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14

PROMPT GENEROSITY upon re-
cept of the news that Downieville was burned,
and before the particulars of the calamity were
known, petition was started in Nevada, and
in less than an hour one thousand dollars was
raised for the relief of the sufferers.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

IL persons hereby notified that indebted,
N have any stock Of any kind whatever belonging to
Major NELSON PEPPERS, to inform the Public Admins
traitor Of Marposa County, Of the same Immediately,
failing so do they will be prosecuted according to law
j. W. T0RNEY,
jan143t Public Administrator.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14

CALL FOR VoLuSTEERs.-T call for volun-
teers at Mariposa, to be in readiness if required
for service in the Mormon war, was responded
to on Saturday last by the enrolment of about
thirty names.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14

To BE ESLIGuTENED.-Bothb branches of the
Legislature have passed resolutions allowing
each member four daily papers, or their equiv
alent in weekles.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14
NOTICE.

TIE undersigned will attend to the examination Of Min,
i ing locations make Reports and draw Plans for open
ing and working Quartz Mines in part Of Marposa and ad
Joining counties lie will also attend to the purchasing oil
Quartz Mines ON commission. J. H. CLAYTON, >
Mining Engineer.
Office al Marinosa. Mariposa County jsns
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14
at HoRNIToS.
y. a. Ta1bott
Hest Wines, Liquors and Cigars.

HS- ATLANTIC and CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPERS
santy hand for the Of the patrons Of the house.
D9 He has fitted up his Saloon In good style and every
attention win be paid to the accommodation Of all who win
favor him with their custom. jan14u
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14

I. o. OF o. F.-The officers of Mariposa
Lodge, No. 80, were installed on Tuesday
evening, Jan. 9Th, for the ensuing term, as fol-
lows: j. d. Crippen, N. g.; Geo. A. Hays,
" G.; John w. Ross, r. S.; George Z. Gard
ner, 4.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

rJNHAT the undersigned, for himself and associates wA
J. apply to the Board Of Supervisors Of harposa County
at their session the first Monday in February, for
charter for Toll Road from Ross Ranch Bear Valley,
January 7th, 1865, 3t GIN, HARDwlCk.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14
CLOSING OF THE MAIL.

THE MAIL will close at this Post Office for the Atlantic
States and Europe FRIDAY, January 15 at O'Clock,
Pm w. G. G0SS, p. N.
HoRsIros Dec. 10, 1857.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14
Fruit Trees.

DFIsSONS wishing to procure FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL
Trees from San Jose direct, will call and leave their
orders with A. G. Black, at Horntos Mr.. Eageson
Forlorn Hope. d2itf H. HAMILTON.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14


SENATE.-A communication was received announ-
cling the appointment of Ferris Forman to the Office
of Secretary of State. On motion, the Senate went
into Executive Session to consider the appointment.
On motion, in Executive Session, the appointment
was confirmed.
Mr.. Soule of San Francisco, introduced bill to re-
peal former acts concerning fees in Office. The bill
after second reading referred to the San Fran
cisco delegation.
bill to amend an act to regulate proceedings in
civil cases. was read first time and placed on file.
A resolution was adopted, the Assembly concurring
that joint committee of five (two from the Senate
and three from the House) be appointed to examine
into the dealcatons of the late State Treasurer, Hen
ry Bates the condition of the several actions against
him, and to recommend such action as might be deem
ed necessary; Aessrs, Burch and Griffith were ap
pointed on the part of the Senate,
ASSEMBLY was given Of bills to be in
troduced as follows An act to amend the existing
laws concerning the Insane Asylum. An act u
amend acts concerning public administrators.
Some local bills were then introduced and discussed
The Governors message was ordered to be printed
in English and Spanish.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14
LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINTNG in the Post Ogice at Horntos January I
III Persons calling for the will please say advertised
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
ru1 rRkpKRICk sRnAL. SEMI
MARN


We transfer, With pleasure, from ths
ssasmns Of The Eastou (Md,) Gazette Of
22d ult, the following editorial notice Of
this sxeellsnt Institutioe III any in'
Institution, within the borders Of the State
merits encouragement IL 10 the Frederick,
Female Seminary. Tho system Of ins,ruc.
ton, ~ once thorough aud extensive, is de.
signed rather for the syumstrical develop
msnt Of The mind than any partial and dis,
torssd cultivation Of sP.cisl hesltiss-
While the most desirable female accom- plish.
msns are BY no means neglected, greater
regard Is had for those more solid qualities
which ut woman for the exalted sphere she
10 intended TO sdoru The corps Of Profes.
sors en- braces al amount Of talent in the
various departments Of study not sxcelled
In the country. while the talented and accom-
pIi'hsd President ably directs the entire
Institution, all the ardour aud energies Of mis-
nature being given constantly to the work
The buildings are among the most elegant
structures Of State, presenting every posi-.
bieeomfori ard convenience, and smbrae,
ing all tho latest improvement in heating,
lighting. veotila.iOn Acd bathing .ppar,us
An immense basement is used q, Gym,
nasium. where every variety Of cslli,thep.
les, including graceful and time honsred
exercise u archery, are Practiesd during
the iocleineut weather.
We are acquainted with DO better
Seminary for tho training Of young La.
dies, and cordially recommend i, to all who
have daughters to educate, as an institution
where the physical health, morals, MUD and
manners Of the pupils received the mos,
honest aud marked attention"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
DEATH OF IA. pEprsoE..

Rarely have the sen,ibilitiss Of our whole
community been more deeply moved than
ey the snnourcsnsnt Of the death, on Fri
day lAss, Of the Hon. HESkr BKplSsxr, late
Minister to the Court Of Denmark, aud for.
merly tho Represeut>,ive Of thi, district in
Congress. IL is not quite four weeks since
Mr.. Bsdiuger vas welcomed home by his
old constituents with enthusiasm and af.e-
ton. lie was then in apparently good
health, With the assurance Of extended years
and increased houors- Alas, how rain are
human hopes aud su,icipa,ionsl II. now
sleeps the long sleep 10 which all are dss.
unei, before reaching the asc a, which either
the mental or hysical qualities Of man u,u.
ally decline. But little beyond middle life,
he had attained Prominence and distiue.
ton II the service of bis country which it i.
the lot OF bat few men TO acquire Highly
gifted by nature With qualities Of head and
heart, aud agenial disposition, i, was not
\ matter Of woaics that, in despite Of the
party Conflicts which it was his fortune TO bc
actively engaged'in for many years, he ye,
enjoyed an almost unbouuded personal non
ulariiy Wish all classes Of people. With
ready Wit ani an aflueuce Of thought aud
language slmost unriyalisJ. Mr.. Bediprer
was ever an acceptable aud entertaining
speaker and We can with confidence declare
that We 10 DC: believe the news of bis death
was heard By single man, woman or child
OF bis acquaintance without deep emotion
and unfeigned sorrow He was, in ,hor, ,
man OF whom any community might we'll DO
proud onein whom all the elements Of gen.
uine humanity were so happily blended ,ha,
each and all felt tia, he wa, indeed broth.
er But what words Of consolation can We
oi:r 70 his afflicted f.milyl 'Twere vain to
attempt u invade :ho sanctuary Of grief even
'or the purpose o; sympathy or solaee. To
'so great Comforter vc commend Il en-. with
The tFus' ,iat ile vii. - temper their ,fiie.
ion i-ai they may Gnd III it all those ineen
iiVes to good which have rendered the mem o.
r. 'f;hs loved AMI lost one" lega ~ more
prcciols tan yuJi,s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
BERKELEY COUNTY AFFAIRS.

AcoIDEsTs.-Capt w. A. Gortou, agent
ofthe Is ~ y X. X Company At this place.
met With An aceiien. on Monday last. He
was cleaning pistol, revolver, aud had to.
ken of the barrel, but by some means a
ball was discharged from tie cylinder. stri.
king the for,fnger OF his right hand, inflic.
ing painful wound, though not breaking
the bone
A negro child belonging to d. b Morri
son, Esq, of this place, was severely burned
from its clothes taking FIRE. aad on Mon day
night last did from the injury.
MicbIl Burns and two other persons were
crossing tue river a; dam No. {, on Tuesday
night last, in = skiff, when from the break.
ing OF an oar, or some other caIse they were
all precipitated into the water Miehsl
Burns was drowned--the other two succeed.
ed in getting ashore.
VLLANr.-Ws learn that, on Wednesday
evening last about 4 . clock, while the clerk
at the ticket Office Of the Railroad Company
- '"'' P'eSoi Vas &c" nlnuAo eacSent from
the room, the drawer Of the desk was bro
ken open aud about three dollar, stolen there
from. The drawer contained several hun.
dred dollars, which il i, supposed the hurry
Of the thief prevented him from getting
No one was 10 the room on The return Of
the clerk, though We understand a man bs.
lisvsd to belong to the road was sitting in
the ofhee when the clerk vent out.
As cool piece Of villaiuy was psrpetrated
few days since By some one who assumed
the name Of Elias Bean, an sn plOys. Of the
railroad company Who lives here, aud drew
from the PAymsster Mr.. Beans wages
amounting 10 thirty Ave dollars
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
MANAGER OF THE POOR.

The Orersess OF the Poor Of this county,
had meeting on Friday last, and re elected
Mr.. Gro. W. BorER, Manager for the eusu.
ing yea. There was qnits a number Of sp,
rlisanii for the Po'iIios, bu, the 30 I'd having
20 fault 10 End with NJ. B.'s Management for
The pas. year, reelected him to the pos
This evidence 81 their confidence, We a . eat.
i'hsd, was justly deserved. and ne are glad 10
record it As compliment to NJ. b.. m.p.
sgsnsnt aud attention to bo,ipe"-Spt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
ISRoSr,sr DE,I.,oS.

Ih' h'ebmoni T. ,st,S, report. , r,s.s,
d'e"'on ~ J RssDotrH TroEss. TIE Nt
1''h'J General 81 Yirgirs ustis, q, it.
da'y sfih Auditor fPobllc ts.-n,,. q,
charge clerks Of courts add other ohss,. -
The State baVing 10 their h,ni. msss, b.
loagrns 70 'hs State, interest On lL,sns.r,
Of 'bsir 'rdsbiodness from thst,us ts.,,
o. Assembly requires tho payment 90 /.
nad'' uat'i ibs mOrsy Be- pad is.o a.. pub
lio Hssszry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
A TRIBUTE To NR. BEpIHcEn.

Ala meeting of the N organ ConiiDsot.l
Guards, held ., their arnory 10 Winchester
on Saturday, November 81, Is5s-ihs death
OF the Hon. HrSRr BEDrSorR having been
announced-on motion, it Was unan iuously
Re'Oired, /. That thi. Company ha, heard
with profound regret Of the death Of our es
teemed honorary member, the Hon HExRr
BEDiSGER aud that our sincere and heart.
fst sympathy is rendered the bsrsaved fsmi.
ly Of tho deceased.
2. That copy Of these resolutions be fur
nished the family Of the deceased, and pub.
lisbed in the papers Of Winchester, aud that
the Charle'tOwn and Shspherdstoun papers
be requested to copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
nj arri @ d .

In Emmanusl ctur,h. Baltimore. N IT,.
,hc - u' ~ Rss usaN u jim, h =
AK III Il ROGERS 90 L<c,t.rr ~ rrta
~ y auct 81 90. n- a.. co... d.
hos'. 81 Lood0ua oouns Va
% he iah ,nsi by Rev WIN IA.
joseph YOUNG, sEe Nil, MARY q. .
fCN, tuIh 90 LCuaoun
On he 27.s u'i bv Rev Ssmu,. Cove. "a.
7 FILM an3 ApELINE v Willy,
Louiouu
90 ne 10 a u.t, by ErdrfKdurl- NJ
DAVIS al. NJ, AM FAIRFAN A. NJ.
DAVIS sut .,r>, RONEI GOsSVN
Nj l.. DAVIS at MI. HARRIET uAy-.
A''' 'i'H " i'Iiam ,vuIyI We
On tas ii'a ulL. ~ Rev Mr. n,I.y J,vs.
W DOW NS ami MARY ANNTuONA,
oi Ludiuun county
GO the Th i1,. - Rev J. T Tron, A..
SHAL y CASTLENAS ant Mo. Ma.
REL T.. GKAN THAN tvth OF Is
erGLsy.
on .he J. -i- B, Rev NJ SUNNI. 3,
80. 10 90 ,.pE.. and Mr,NIug. s..
oRNDO.FF 81 Shruareoah COUNTY
Ia She NE Ct1r.t C.ssrr,,pr " r..
- Shnsi q yDstru BgIp anJIlI.
MATHEW $ .saE..rr ,t JuhuT Ma.
me..y %. MAsIu-.ufr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
CONHIsIRNC1.

The Richmond EhamHey warmly com
nehd' Says The Richmond HAig) the late
speech Of Senator Hammond. In this
speech, Mr. Hams says that the sOsth
Itself should have kicked the Lesomp top
Constitution out Of Congress. DOss the
EzaNi">' applaud that ssHtimsnt1 And il
50 why does il not instantly make amend.
Tor al the abuse it has hoped upon ssostors
CriItsndsn aud Bell, and others, on account
Of their oPPOsi,ion to Lscomptoni
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
HASIFEsrGrIoSs

II has been wondered, Eby re & no, apnosp,.
zoe marriage ~ Day gray, bf.,her G! H.,,Y
NhV'e hagry urioa, ma'rimoiial. We gave ID cur
ia''' We y,iaagth0ugh Dot b~iieysrin ,y,,,,.
psi5-' generally, YET ue have faitA IN SON. nan.
i-''ai'on'. u Days case, We Lse 10 msolt.,,.
hor- sn' IN IIhrJ'', &c had no, only a ,,,,,,
m'hiir''s'tor hu's vrrsai one-Hsrr, h,yi,,
sen ~ aaae'g-ne ssT7iy % sss- ar. s,,,. :.
Siss. We therefore ssy ma, sss,e YER, i,,,,..
u'os'. an o. -aa-., trfair, strong ID, ,,h.,,,,,i
evidence Ia a. .urb ra.-s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
IN LUCK.

We hear ofa widow lady, in the neiEhbor.
hood OF New Baltimore, Who has recently,
by the death Of . relative 10 MISSISSIPPI come
into possession Of fortune Of sixty thou.
'snd dollars. A Spectator from Mississip.
n attempted to buy out the ladys interest.
Offering her As high a. sixteen thousand dol
lars, but she having fortunately heard Of the
ulndfsll refused, a. matter Of course We
do not think proper to give the name Of the
LADY, WarTssi0a Way.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
RODBERr.

Look out for the light apgsr,d gentry.
tssJ' 'h' "iaesss'sr Rep~Sl'ta.) Who seem
d"pessd to introdses the lsssss fashions ip
their line from the cities. Saturday even.
ing lat, .hil', . prayer meeting vas in
progress at the residence Of . gentleman on
water ''eet' an expert thief succeeded In
making OF With . gsptlsnsns ovsreost
and hat, both new. No clue leading to
The detection Of the guilty party has y.,
been obtained
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
DR.. DfnaIs narphI-

We nhistiiand 'hsi br bsshu Hurpt r,r,nt,
alro hi'd fsJHssbr THE Hsrtsts Fsffy Afuo,y
" abcai 70 remove virb be ismUy. TON Hsfps,
''urf 70 reside 81 that place
We bear uiliuR isst nionv 20 BE rs,,i., a,
ness or NE dtshafgs o. ne istt,,.s, a.. -
i'f rTfs 70 st.fh ,, has ts,n a I'd in o. ts
- - rot 10 deemed Irrrtf.r Ifs..a.v,..
iof 81 stpfttsiou 20 hs regret sbi,h st.,tstb..
I'Ny'sl ,'m ibs 'ommsaity q uh.th bic rfosss-
firraI s1i psrt1raI standing hs,s esr,i. s.f y, -.
GER h'm acct sfumats msbiief Nor ell %
80 ia fsisrrnE 70 ths Ices sbHh ne dsuo,t,,v
o. htfsssy sustain 10 parting hon ore .br -. =.
SnH - rslousy anf % difaisrtstsdiv devoted
p'iaciples sbirb ars - dsssts hen
10 irau Nifh hirn. 70 BE re- hone thsl, ..,t
ris's' iof 30 hspp asss - hFrits,barr Rsf-,khsss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
KAsTING Aap PaArrn.

To day. lThur'day) has been selected By
The 7nysod' u Virgins snd Bsliimors .. =
day o. fastisg and prsysr How macy will
sm5rnso the of9oftuoily to engage 10 pray.
sf not only for mersie' shown bat Il,in.Si
given Let il be rsmsabsrsd that
Ag1ai ash'' pfsysy
Wa. ffon 10, dsspss dsnssoh.
Ch@b 10 issyshs hsisht
Al ufing blsssins dagaH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02

THE BEowN.-A remarkable exhibition
recently took place at . Fair at HOPKINS.
vile, Tennessee. Ten brothers bsmsd
Brown, all mounted on gray horses. rod.
toto the anphiihes,rs aud displayed their
hotsenAnship, ell being good ridsrs. The
elder vas aged forty, the yousgsst twenty.
They bad not ell been together for fifteen
years Their mother vas present, add thew
Tsigned up 10 front Of The glorious NATION
and 'sluied her, uhls she shed tears Of ,oy
aud pride -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02

We have the December W fine L,iy's
b'ok aoi It Attssis The cobtisasI .uccs.,
o. '1' incompatible Godsy. For r.sa.art
i'Aa'''' beautiful EpgrsvIvr.. Ca.orsI
V''bio1 Plates an t.s ls.s.t ay.e, Ter
pfs'ios' - ~ G7is5s Book ng7.
nv'''d The r,r' Volume. 5,sial,pgv,,b
'as next year promises to DO ,gu,l II not
snFfricr 70 arJ'hily 30 received ,.I a..
~ 70 'LO'e U'.biuR 70 .a.sefltc che. d, 81.
peculiarly sfProTria's tim. N send i,
y'ur subscriptions ror tbs taiy look and
ths "Fres Prsss"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
A wuHTnY MECHANIC.

slight testimonial Of regard on the part
OF Mr.. ALEEEr MILLrE, the energetic aud
en'erPrisIng TrHkcr" generally Of our to an
reminds US that 40 have not heretofore ca lied
the attention Of our readers to tie large aud
general assortment Of Stoves, Castings Of
Various descriptions, Sheet Iron Work Of
all varieties, Tin Ware, from T,eree u a
jill Cup, or from tin plate to a mIgOi 6cent
roof, tie advantages Of all which ar. set
forth by advertisements IN our paper We
eAmmend him 70 the patronage of our frisSds
generally, IS sc ere sUrs iEsy will Gbd Mr
NJ. liberal and just 10 ell his trsDssctiopi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02

~ MEe tas is,s satf Of ~ Eat,,a q,
rn'spiss Asbifs 90 ihs sitE 90 oas- hsIfts.
sitFuIaf nae imhosd 80 tss e,sy..t...- -,
scfoials - - psfsui 0f sissass ~ tss ts.s 80,
snFsrsd ia sssfckins ths haandafiss Of ~ a.,
~ iss astdots VIA vssi isbor 49, BE- essys..
- ne rfodn~ts ~ 80 sad sso. ihfoufAboia 80.
unfnis anih ~ has Discovered 49, conbissfioa
81 fsissfias uttrh sHpusrss AS ss9so 80 -
cnfru Ptton ffcm - sgss-u. Thts 90 "a yssf,,..
- 49, odsf b. ouf eoipmus saasf ne go. al
ATsaa ssassFsssLLs. aiiboosh ~ Fntass A..
Hpn subsissest ~ more agiiFs sbd sasstaal las
ssfssgauns hfwssssk J-.~ssf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
RIRI ALARM

On Saturday night week 40 alarm Of Ere
~'' sounded in our streets, 10 consequence q
the burning Of aeb;moey Of the dwelling Of
An. B,sKIRE, oa DiIons Hill" The blaze
was very brilliant, and that esd Of the town
bore the appearance Of grand illumination.
Early on last Saturday morning The resi-
dsses Of RonERT. I. BEowS, E.q, wks de-
severed to be on FIRE, which created some
alarm 10 The ss'gbOoThoOd. Tbs ere va, 81.
tingOished however, before any material ia
jury cas- 'usts'sed. The windy weather With
which ~s have been visited for the past too
weeks Is favorable to frss and too grsa, eau.
I'os eaaso. be observed to prevent their ocour>
Fssee. Spirit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02

BEv THosAs Swat The BuH,lot IN
! Courier notices the dedication Of the
Niagara ~ ". y. Church 10 that city. on
1hur'day week BY Bishop james and Odds
Services we're held At the eboreh 10 The
evening, oo vhieb occasion obs Of ths most
btaaifal sermons ever delivered in the city.
iall Of bTillianey, imaginary saA slsss,osl
bcauiy, uss delivered By the Rev. DR.
sssall, u Bslt'mors, Hbioh HsS listened 70
v'h profound Interest BY . cfswdsd sudi.
ehos Dr.. ssvLi preached sgsis On suu.
day
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
DEAD.

Major A.ssrEAD BEcKHAn, formerly Mas.
ter Armorer a, Harpsrs Ferry, and for ,be
last % years warden Of the Western Pepi.
Tertiary Of Pennsylvania, died on wsdues.
day tho 2iih Instant, at Allegheny City,
Pa He Was aSou, 20 years Of age.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02

BrqUEsTs - Dsbisl l. sehsBsk, late q
Marlboro, hosnsaih soasIy, " ! bss b.
qasatbsd 70 tbs theological ssuia.ry q
Sss BruSssiek tbs con of - 600, ADD 70
tAs Classis Of Holland. 10 The State Of
Hiohigsn. 81 900, for The suppor' ofisdlsss.
shsstbss 20 10 hosnds
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
A Long TERM.

a Whits man, bhned Hugh HaIls,t,
charged Hith persuadiog slaves 10 run away
from Dorchester County, Nd, vas tried las,
week At Cambridge aud found guilty on sew
en- indictments lie VS. seu',uesd Ly a..
court. on the hfst Indictment, 10 the repi
Tertiary iili May, lsG7, aud 90 each Of The
others fOr ia year'-makisg 10 the aggrs
gate g. yesrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
nURDER IN RuCKInGHAn.
The Valley Dsmoer.tmrs

The Valley Democrat says
a msn BY the namo Of Thomas Burke
vas shot and instantly killed on Tuesday
week, BY Fernando Crawford, near Sim mons
Cap, ~ tbs county. The particulars Of
this 'rAgieal affair are these. a. near ~ We
eao get them Burke vent 70 the woods q
'raHford to cot some wood for bis ouu use
T'hsn he vas met By the latter, Who told
him 70 leave the premises, when some high
u'rds ensued snd Burke threw q stone a.
Crawford, Whtreupon tho latter shot the
former dead On tho spot Crawford uasar
tested and committed 70 ear county Jail on
"wednesday, 20 await an examination.