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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

scpill is Liz JoliNSoS w.
4 tk(.E HALE.--On Wednesday. November the 10th
Will sell to The highest bidder M the farm W hich
reside III Amherst county immediately on the River four
miles below IynchbufR, entire Crop stock OF all deserp
tiou,rhod and Kitchen Furniture, My Stock
s.ssu several pair OF well brnko Young MULES, n
good Saddle and Harness HORSES, several line SyfAAA
Mich COWS, and also Stock CATTLE HOGS &e. ah
My crop of TOBACCO CORN aud OATS In aiarge
quantity, PLANTATION III ENSlS, too numerous to men.
on, aud sufficient quantity Tor II large farm WAGONS,
CARTS Ac,A
Term, liberal aud made known the day of de.
oct dim J. j. REY NOLDS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

SUPERINTENDANTS OFFICE,
VA. TENN RAILROAD co,
LYNchBuRG, Va, Oct. 29th, ls5a }
I'm and after Monday. the LIST day Of November next all
" produce suffered remain in tho IyuchbuIg
than 4e hours, will tie removed within
city And all produce removed be charged with
thc peuse o such transfer.
This step rendered by the accumulation
Freight In the LyuchburG Depot by which Company
well as the Consgnecs o freight subject
venience and risk OF ioes w. e. SMITH,
oct i G., AulaA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

- CGs AND N ATS.-A ben utifml nssou msens
HI Of Coco and Chaneele MATS and Hearth RUGS at
oct isis ]. A. STIGLER 4 cos.
n ONDON PORTRR-2J Tierces Superior
London Porter In quart and pint bottles for sale low
septl4s LEE, JOHNSON co.
~ EGROEa WANTED.-I will pay the HIGH.
~ EST CASH PRICE for IS or 3Olikey young NE8ROES
ofLoth sexes. Address WILSON HEWITT.
ausls,c3m Liberty. Va.
fNHPREsS 8H RLBS.-a0Ovv cypress Shingles
~ 70 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale By
ANDERSON, LANFORD CO, on Canal
mar2 near Langhoyns's Mila
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

ANEW FIRM.-The subscribcrs having asso
~ themselves will continue the Drug business AZ the
old stand Strcher Whitehead uhr TIE sly lie OF ~ A.
s1RoTHER CO. and will be pleased the friends OF
WI 4 sTROTHER,
June ~ 1887 P.p. CHRISTIAN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
RESPONSE.


"Ths righteous never for..keu, or bis
seed begging bread Illustration Last
week, being much in need Of corn, ue called
attention TO the following Proverbs, which
may be foapd in the iIth chapter, Goth
verse Book Of Proverb .-sH, tAat triii.
Ao''fefh o0rs, the people shall curse AIN: 6ai
6'esnrss shaH ke spoa ne head Of ham iaas
s,iieth w."
10 response, ws received The following
sote, accompanied With the corn, from one
OF our most estim.ble and valued lady
i'end', whose name We suppress, because
she no doubt never imagined that her note
'eOaii be published and in giving it pub.
lici'y -e hope To be psrdoued -
Feeling, As always do, ready to respond
to the call Of the Editor Of the Family
Journal / send you. my friend, - bush
els VI coro, which you will receive As my
subscription for 1859, and oblige your friend,
NJ X b. .....
How like the christian character Of 70.
man-hrsi to give practical evidence 10
everything for the welfare Of mankind. -
Let her example be followed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
POSITION OF SUMMERS AND
LETCHER.

Althou:h Mr.. Summers is not a o,nsi.
date for any public Office, and is not likely
to be,yet some Of the Democratic paper, are
fepu lIshlug their own sls uderous editorial,
sga'nst him ia 1851, and are eudeayorin1
10 hoodWink their readers With the idea thai
there Is world wide difference betseen the
position occupied by Mr. Summers nearly
thif'y years sgo, aud that OF Mr. Letcher
only eight years sgo IL il nothing 10 the
purpose for these Democrat, papers TO Pa
produce their own charges az IiDst Mr.Suu
mers IL 1851.
We extract the above from an article in
the Richmond Wig. We say to our COZ.
temporary Of the Wiig, let the locofoeo
press rip uPon this subject They will
learn 10 due time, If they do appear igpo.
rant just now, that one Of their prominent
champions III Mr. Summers vas an sboli.
ZIONIST 10 1851 } endorsed bin by voting for
him IN opposition to Joseph johnson; thus
approving abolitiobism at . later period
even than Mr.. Leteher. We alludo to ,b,
Hon CHARtEs JAMES FArLxSER II b,
'oa' the "FA'be' u the Fugitive Slave Bill
be Ea' also the supporter Of the Hon. Mr..
Summers, who has been denounced A. an
Abolitionid. But, ~ Mr. r is not vet uom;.
mated, We leave him and bis course for ia.
tgro serutiny
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
AL.xA>pER u. BorEL,R.

Al the solicitation of numerous friends
from various parts Of this Congressional
District. We have placed at our masthead the
name Of ALEXANDER IL B0TELER.
Egg Il Jefferson. as an lndepeudent Can
dida,e for Congress 1t is bu, justice TO
Mr. b TO state, that this announcement i
made without bis kDowlenge, but that It is
the determination Of bis friends no, oOly to
vote for hin. lgI 70 siec, him IL Is no.,
necessary for Us 10 say who or what Mr.
Botelsr 10. lie is well known to the PEG
pie Of the District as high toned, Lonors.
bls gentleman aud for ability aud Intelli.
geues, not having District
This will be accorded by all parties and i,
is now the desire tia, be be placed in posi-
ton which be will Gil With honor to himself,
and usefulness TO his constituents
We feel assured that the nomination Of
Mr.. d. will be hailed With pleasure from all
parts Of the District.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
TUE t-rLE. ~. TRaGRDV-Ac.
otitINL ga Mr.. BuWSER

lhe trial q Henry " Bower for shoot.
ing James VI pnWeil. Sr. which has been
IN pr'gr's. at Fiucast!c Va was terminated
gu thursday last, the ,,gh,h day II the e1.
am'uAtion. by the acqaittal { the prisoner.
Inc provocatlou 10 the shooting. il oil be
Itnem Cered, was the alleged seduction bv
McpoWcl Who Va, a man advanced in
years, Of IoWy"r's daughter. 30 h the p.r.
Us were wealthy and promiuent m.u. Ne
Do~ell beng President Of the Fine,,,l.
b'nk. aud The ease excited the most intense
in'ercS' The proof that Mcdowell bad ds.
u"uched Mss BoTyrr, induced her o. leave
nome furnished her With niouey. aud direct
Cd v, 20 houses 81 'li fame "a Ricbmon
@"' ia ''nofr' was O. tie IN OF positive char
act'r srd contra ilctrd ouN by McDo.,II.
dyiug as,,ycT,tIou, which uefs rad IN.
ouf' Oh the closing day Of the s1.n,ua.
ton
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
follows, y. J. II. Frazier. Aue,;opoer
IS IT TRUE.

The report comes to u. from Richmond
that Mr.. Letcher has been put forth as a
candidate for Governor by q conferences
among the memb"rs Of Congress from Vir.
s'n'a. add it IL needless to say, that II il
should prove correct, it may prove 10 be a
very damaging move for Mr. Lsrcber. L.
Is therefore matter Of importance to knoS
whether u be true that the members Of Con-
gress did step IN TO dictate to the people
Who should DO their Governor. The peoplo
are jealous Of their rights. aud sill not yisv
u n light matter that their servant,
should assume the right to choose q Cover
nor OF Virginia for them Let the L.teb.,
organs speak out Was there q Congress.
.ioual nomination Of Mr. Lc,eber, aud vas
mr. Cl'meas Psrtner'- IPAesiIHg T,mss
| We are inclined to believe that nil Oh.
members from Virgins did not Join 10 ,bi,
Congregational cdiot, for it i, obvious that.
the member from the Jefferson Copgre,sioo.
81 district Is himself "a Aspirant for CUBE,
natoIial boBors
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
TOBACCO sc.


The Tobacco grouers Of our good old Com
monWeai1b never contsm plated such an .bu..
OF the weed. as vas exhibited BY few
men Who occupied seats in the Ms,bo.
DIST Cburcb on Sabbath night last The
Church has been handsomely csrpsted for
the comfort Of ell who may attend to hear
the preached Word. and Ss are DO, . littl.
surprised that there can BE- found person,
10 our town 90 lost 70 eli sense Of de,.pev
and 'oIf'ro'Peet, IS to be guilty Of flooding
the peVs Of our Ch1rchss With thsi, 6ltbv
tobacco spittle.
10 conbeEion With The above We will "a,
thstWo we're pleased 70 bear several notice,
read 90 sabbath night lsst. 10 regard 70
the prhctics Of some who are 10 The b,bit 81
remaluing Ia The Ysstibule Of the Cbu,,b
smoking S"gar' 'aikiog walking sni other.
Si'e disturbing tbo's Ebo attend Tor ,be pu,.
pose Of "or'b'PPing God. We hope ,bs a..
'hori"'' 10 our various Churches will See 10
~ that al such honoyaBces are berevith
d'pef'ed Hith Give us The name, II such
" hereafter miseObdust themselves 10 tbi,
respect. and We vill give publicity to them
shat will not be very paiatsbls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
the COMET.

The comet 10 nov visible 10 the North West
quarter oi the heavens. IL msy he readily found
BY directing the eye, al about fifteen minutes p.,t
seven, On any clear evening, TO the NorIhwestrn
hoI roo, and ranging With the too stars kno~n a,
the POiptsts-tbe comet being about a. far TO The
lett ol the Pointers a. the Nouh Sar 10 To the rrht
Viewed through the telescope, It sIhibil. a DIS
hnet nucleus snf tolerabiy well dehn-d taiI The
comet - ee oming brighter uighty but Il, brillisn-
ey viii soon be materially diminished by the moon
10 consequence Oi its slo~linsss Of motion It, Pc
Rod oivi,ibiliT will be very great Ithss already
been VISIBLE through telescope nearly Two month
ard half; aud 1t Will probably remain ia ,irht
fora con.'detable length of line yet. The head
OF star Of the comet, appears about equal to star
OF The second magnitude /; and a. 1t has not ct
reaeaed the PcTiheliOn Chat point nearest TO the
'un) vi" orbit, 1t viii vet he considerably bright
sr, Ane present splendid appearance. The Ion.
ginde OF the perhelion Of this comet !. about 30 ia,
Eree' aud Of the ascending node about TO degree.
The inclination Is abouI 10 600 600 miles or ir-
tie greater than the mean distance OF Mercury from
the sun is motion is reuosrade, so that its 3D.
parea' motion - from night to lee, a. ,era =, "a.
time. The Velocity of The GOMEZ when a, it. p,ti.
helion, will BE- about 80 OOO m ie, per hour -
Its ds'ancs IRON the Earth al this time, roughly
e'timated. Is about - 900 90 mile, It,tai /, At
least 600 600 miles 10 lengih. As the comet i,
quite near the horizon those wishing to see sdy.p.
tageousiy should make iheir obsrrvstion. from an
elevated stand point Il can also be seen ab,st
four o'clock IN the morning, appearing more bril-
liat Uy Than during The evening
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
JEtFERsoN CADETS.

Our young citizen soldiers having been in.
vi'sd by AND +. KxssEpr, Esq to visit
'Cass'lis on Saturday Afternoon, the 18th
lust marched out in full drss. at 4 p. NJ. :, to
the beautiful Lawn in froot Of the mansion,
where they delighted those Who we're pres.
snt by performing, with their usual precision,
. variety Of difficult evolu,iops Refresh.
ments we're then furnished IN .t abupdantlJ,
to which the little fellows paid their re.
speets With hearty good will The generous
hospitality Of" Cassilis' will long, doubtless,
in after years, luger among the more pleas
ing "reminiscences Of our young soldiers.
Ii may no, become u, thus publicly and
so frequently to speak iu terms Of such de
cided 2ssi.e Of our "Csdets"-for ub ere We
are 30 nuuerously represented, . fathers
Partially may we'll be SUPP Osed to prejudice,
the Editors judgemspt-yet We cannot on
the present occasion fsrbear giving expires.
sion to the feeling. Of gr,tided pleasure
which swell up 20 our bosom, when We behold
them 10 their tasteful aud appropriate uni
f''m, NSOs,th the Suffering s,r Pc, and star.
OF our national banner The proud emblem Of
cur glorious Uuiou--marching with the ne..
surei pace and stsid gravity Of veteran
troops to the apimatiug music oftheDr and
Fife. Their young hearts seem throbbiug
With patriotic Ardor, aud their youthful eyes
cleaning with all . warriors FIRE, a. they
march before you, eonvinciug the spectator
that each is every inch . ,oldier-wipipg
from the ladies' what always constitutes .
soldiers pride, their approving smiles, and
challenging from the sterner sex their rsluc.
tan' assent to the advantages Of such sys.
tenn Of physical aud intellectual training.
We know not how it may DO With others,
but for ourselves, We eau speak, aud We will
speak. Ii carries US back to our own early
times, when We, too. could feel the young
blood coursiug in warmer currents through
our veins. aud when, if occasion had demau.
ded, We we're ready to do battle in the
cause Of Right and our Country, aud could
boast With . soldiers cou 6deoce, the soldiers
aO;io-"YictoEy or Des,h,' Aud even now,
when those earlier impulses have been some
what tanned by the subduiug influences of
time, We are still not insensible TO the ,pir
itstirring effect Of martial music, aud Of
military parade and, like the war. worn sol
der in the Traveller" who
should'fd his cruIeh and shov'd how fields
were won"
We feel ourselves prompted to keep time"
to the measure of each martial strain that
greets our ears.
To LAwsoN Boris, ESQ and his generou,
and untiring efforts, We are indebted for this
well.irAined, aud soldier like corps Of Boys,
who have become, and deservedly, the pride
Of our town aud neigh borhoo and We are
assured that there is . deep feeling Of no
told gratitude in the hearts Of parents aud
friends towards the gentlemaniy Captain
aud kind aud benevolent Commander of the
Jefferson Cadets"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
PIC MIC AT RIPPoN

The Sons Of Temperance Of Kabletown,
and the Sabbath Schools Of that place and
Rippon, bad Celebration on Saturday last,
in grove near RippOn. We learn that
there was large attendance, aad that every
thing passed OF agroeably add profitsbly -
The procession was formed BY Mr.. Jno. F.
LANCASTER Chief Marshall, and the Sabbath
Schools were under the imme1 iate charge of
Mr.. Chas W BLAKE.
Addresses we'll timed, and suited TO the
occasion, were made by the Rev GEORGE V.
LEEcH, and Messrs. Dawn Hu4rHREYs AID
BoLoMoS FLENMiSG.
The day was beautiful one-the dinner
prepared WA'sumPtuous-ths exercises such
only as could delight-spd the occasion such
az one as ever to 10 remembered
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
THE srANPEDE.

We made mention in our last, of the siam.
pede Of seven negroes from our county.-
aud Of their arrest sear Chamber,burg, Pa.
They we're lodged in our Jail, on Thursday
evening last. At cost Of more than $1,000 to
tho owners. On Friday, three negroes the
property Of Mr. Armstead Carter, of Fan
quier, were arrested a, Rippon, 10 hi. ooun.
IT, aud confined in the Jail until secured to
their master.
The sale on Monday, Of the negroes Ar
rested from this county, with two or three
others, attracted quite . number of pur
chaserS from abroad aud prices ranged as
follows, y. J III Frazier Auo,;o,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
rHn GuntsSarosIAL Il v.ss.

The Lynchburg Vrgnian Il rs Ju ise
Summers letter of declina,isn d adds
" We cannot di'mis. judge mers let.
ter wi,hou; direcuug special kentio, 10
one OF I'sParasraphs With ,b( bemorscy
says he, ~ is ipexplicAbls Il q tsrsoJ
rhoild resign an office, ezo,yi ID o in1 az
"er This IS bitter piece Of srca.u, ~
II contains vast amount oftru ne ere
less It's % rarsa circumstaue thu De
mocrat ever resigns an Office scex1 20
into another. that the pre.um pior} the
EHqW'er with regard To JUDI S{mers
was. peThaps. very Iaturalono. fou.d
have been recOllsctcd, hosev,r t the
Judge i, Whig-not an adhe OF the
bogus and polls loving Denoeu Of the
present day
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
DIe d.

j. B'--rrtIs 90 SUafsy E,,T'sf.s 10 IA i,,,
90 IF,I..I Fever NJ JACOH BEsOHh. n,
wrfy .t Ns.na,i
Ia La-.H.r .n Hs IsH trs, CARLgTg
re s 20 90 's. u 900 Ala,r Wuua8.,., -
.''".''''t u"'.h- aua 10 ss,s
L.-'.uts .a me fgs ts,- vIRGfyt.R
geo. .aas'''i % ~ p Is ssd RgsosE Csy
as'f % months
~. g-sviis. ~ ne f7.h. o. on. fbfyst
w ~ faust ..r Dartsi lsf.t.f T..
D. 'fa'' m o. Do sBI ~ ds5s
NJ. tsiufa. ra 't- t8sfnv N.,s ELFLky
o'l' p'ii. eyed s.Dst sU yssl.
w. Nf,.8srtfK ru .r 90 % ysIy. CATuA.
wv Ann HOFFMAN sgst a.o.hs ssd
'H b. tt'h ih,t ". ITtNNA WILLIS
90 .rf -srFhs NJ 0..r- CO., LtvIaia A Nj.
Zoe d. WIu.ssvsr sEss f, .ssr
u t1trr L..f.ar C.ar.g. as he iith pu
90 I, WI iIHsf ...s. Re- A ss4Nst,
ne Esrfy go. Jstfs ~ a,oashs aaas
o. .hr $50 AHr.s lee. a.t.s f..,f,sr, 3.
100 raa raatU RIOS GHfGG 10 be Tg,b
Irsf OF f.ssv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
RAILrUAD ACC,DgNr.

An accident occurred TO the Express, train
bound ssst, on the Baltimore add Ohio Rail.
road at Little' Ruo, Eve miles IVES, Of Sir
John'', on Thursday morning last, By which
the fireman, VILLAS DJDsoS. vas instao,ly
KILLED, and the engineer, VILLAS MonlrY.
ADD several Of the passengers uero badly
injured, but not seriously TIE suitob had
been mi'Pl'csd, foo doub, BY some one Who
had planned the destruction Of e. W 10
train) which caused the trsiu, running a. the
rate Of thirty niles per hour. to leave the
track pree'pi,sting the engine. baggage and
one passenger car shout - or 30 feet down
an embanEmeot With the shove result The
remains Of Mr D,dson we're taken 20 b.,
friends 10 Baltimore city
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
ENIyAt.s.
30 rAR, JETrEEsos Co, Va
September IL, 50.
FricHd GaLih<r


In looSing yer roor issues. q; The i6h I was
p'@>cd % nobs u'drr N, head ~ Re g'ous
Nc'ic"s. ihs thsr~ mas becn z a. ioo. pour-
'ng OF th- -p' 4 o. God upon the people Mar.
hhsbufE ani her places but sselnf 10 '1,n'ioa
msfs Of the g-stv"Is uo~ gong IN IN '.s Bolt
va NJ. Ch4rrh ! hsv. thought r'cF-' 10 give
you short ount ot II
a, The clio, the Camp which as a,eiy he'd
IN captain N''-t's woods Q rloricu' fevivsI ci
religion CONN nr-d IN The Bolisst NJ = Chnrch.
che woih ',nii going 90 ard hss '--p p'ofue-
uss OF ffss' sod I hose, lasting good About
ihfr person hsv- pfoiessed 20 hsv- eHpsf'ent I'd
Change 81 h-sr ava number hss, Ioined &c
Chufch on ~ eaton Much interest - nsn'i-st
81 N ,h's- letting, The ChGrch 10 eros i~e
nightly, and amer. dock to th, altar Of prove
.e"s'ng u b. reed irtTr their los' Of gsil an 10
Rev W. Dg.L b. interchangeable n hi-stefttcn.n
promote tbr -ause 81 hi. Lord md MASTER 0kc
gan 'hst b. NAV vet ~iiGe-s greater drr''Ish
ih- d'vine ., s-t "a The swskenitE asd eonv,s ts
of sinner
Do last rysn'ng. Rev SosvILwusos ts,vI'
~ v-rv - ana convincing di,coprse sbsh
wss li.'cne 20 via h'-sih 80. arsntic' AS
remark, we intended Principally Tor - res 81
religion an no dnuht had Lenehcta' efri
MAY q = h's n,rcy prosper The " b. onhl
m'nv shp a. nov dead Ia tfesrssses Cd ''ns,
snail be mai Hrs creatures ~ CatiJ 90
AN OBSERVER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
TEMPEKANCF

The Temperance Association" will have
meeting at the Court. House. on Mondsy
evening nsI,, 27th inst, a, which time the
public will DO addressed upon the subject Of
Temperance
We are glad to sec that renewed effort.
will be made for The advancement q ,Li,
great cause Our tow would be greatly
benest,ed By fill anI htbful member
chip Il toe association Lstall come out,
90 Monday evening and see VIA, can B..
done.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
nv JJ'EVuE.

A CORE Of the Baltimore CLIP.
pr, -n, IN Romney, among other
ihi0g',
Il tP into the Circuit Court .
few a. The only case Of in,.r..,
va. a outh oAmed George Carlisle
Who sHrged Sitb having stolen and
es,sn bots sortb Of sppies from I..,c
] 20 Tie case "a. ,nbm,,,sd
10 90 Tuc'dsy evening. bot ala
not 'isndiog eleven for scquit,sl,nd
on t'e''on - until ysstsrdsy evening
Oh Judge discharged them aud :
}" "s' entered by the prosecu .ipg
A 400 The prisoner discharged The
A""g the ysr5 remarked to ,hs
hen assiag 'ostruetions upon som.
la" "tbat be never say eleven men
sfy 20 all bis life" Cool-v.,.1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
RtLICGUITS.

The Association ofthe 2 + Church. con.
veoed on Thursday lsst. Services were had
10 that church every day during the week
Quite q number Of ministers were present
a Protraeisd Meeting which commenced
IN the NJ r Church, on Saturday night
last, is still in progress-aud considerable
iuterest awakened, aud numLsr Of soul,
converted TO God. There will DO service
every evcoing during the week
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
Ak Wv Al.

There is a, th, time quire Az en- n'ive
revival Of r.ligioo going 90 in 'h' N'bod-
is, Episcopal Cbareh IN this place, lps the
wipcbe.,er Republican, Of which ~ s.
V. BLAKE il pastor The third Pr'erly
meeting for the conferences year corS peuced
on Sabbath last, when the pulp, oceu
pied by Rev w G. EGGLEsIoS, y Pre-
siding Elder Of this district. Thekacious
church vas crowded from the g,llA to the
lower door. aud great seriousoestnd so.
lemniiy rested upon the people tr the
sermon At night, quite = number sented
themselves At the alter a. peniteub
The Love Fessiwas held on Mo&y night
week aud W. learn that some twS peni.
tents won't forward for prayer Al t.eu
~ have profes.ed conversion, ande good
work appears to be on the iucra We
hope this work may continue q every
sinner may be brought to the Of H.,
cross.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
ANOTHER oF TmE SAME soRr.

We have alluded frequently TO the fac,
('ays the Richmond wblg.) that nearly all
the Democrats candidates for Congress at
the North are pledged to the admission Of
Kansas. Whenever she next presents her
SELF without regard to her population thus
rsmpIlug under foot the % 600 provision
Of the boAsted English Bill webaveeit
the names Of many Of these Democrats. aud
We nov call attention to another OF our
Northern A lilies" Of the same sort.
The Hon OHen Jones Of Pennsylvania.
who voted the last session Of Congress for
the English Bill made speech to hts con
sutusnts on Saturday last 10 the course Of
which he said -"iIe believed they (tbe PEG
pie Of Kansas Aar- a spg,rcHf roie to entitle
them TO the admission - State BET phetl
sT th'y Asre or not iftbey come to the door
Of the Union With clean hands having con.
situation framed under proper forms, and 10
accordance With constitutional requirements
~ teouid cote t>r Hi aamBnoE'
Thus one after smother Of tho Norths,n
Democrats vito voted tor the English bill.
Pledsiog themselves TO disregard ADD null
~ tho only provision ia IL worth ltr,v 10
the South Aod Soulbsru Democratic or.
s'n' have not word to say 10 rebuke Of
1beif treaohsry and mssunessi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
HON. uEN.Y nEDINGER.

This gentleman, Minister to Copenhagen,
arrived IN this county on Tuesday last, after
~ absence Of Eve years. lie looks rather
spare Of feSh in consequence Of sickness dur
ing bois,erous voyage. la passing liar.
pers-Ferry, he met with hearty welcome
from bis old friends Of all parties and We
have 70 doubt public demonstration will
DO made of the high estimation in which hs
j, held by the people of Jefferson county
without regard to party associations He
will be CREATED with eu,hu.iasm and 10 giving
him welcome, it will be TUsinIlo9e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
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