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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-12
A Pleasant Place so spend an Holr.

We presume that most OF the people ia this
vicinity know that the furnishing house OF J. C
HARBouR. up OH Main street. is n most attractive
stand. But We may fairly presume that many Of
ou readers are not fully initiated into the heights
and depths of all that is to be seen there, unit
they do as we did on last Saturday. drop in and
make il point to examine the whole institutio n
from the cellar to the garre:. Such an establish
ment as that of Mr. HARBOUR $50 extensive-so
repe,e with choice goods. is an ornament to the
city, and of our own free will, without request.
favor reward, we have thought it worth our
while to make especial note of it for the benefit of
our country friends and readers who have neve-
been through it, and who, on coming to town
want to have large assortment from which to
select their Spring ''house furnishing" We n re
pleased to see that so large business in this line
is carried on in our citv--for besides Mr. HARBoURs
establishment, there are Others m1ra or less en-
esged in the same line The trade. we find is not
confinfd to this section of country. inasmuch as
we noticed goods packing in Mr. HARBouR's house
for such far off localities as Missouri and Tennes-
see We think never saw neaier specimens oi
-e@+eA,s- and wal paper. bordering. mats, oil
cloths. &c. than were on exhibition there. We
glad TO notice at all times. such indications nf
the extent OF orr mercantile trade. 4tmal2
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ELLIS p NlaRc
BENJA. MOORE, c; ai>

BENJA. MOORE, ct ai>
pY VIRTUE of an Order of Sale 10 me
k} directed. fro m the Court Common PIess OF
Belmont county. Ohio. will offer Public Sale at
the front oor of the Court House. in St. CIarsve,
On TUESDAY, the l4th day Of June. 1859,
between the hours 6f ten O'Clock A. " aud our
O'Clock. of said day the 70 lowing lands and
tenemsnts TO wit: Being part of Sec. - ship
Z. Range 4. and bounded follows: Reginning for
the same At the centre of said section snd run
nIng thence ". SsaS E. "A poles; thence - East
lis poles; thence N 62o W. I40 20 es thence North
$50 E. poies thence 5O- E. 59i poles; thence
s. w. 34.5 poles 10 the place of beginning; con-
tanning $50 acres. and appraised al SsIsO
TERMS SALx: One third cash in hand: e-third
in one year, and one third IN two years with in
teres; on de ferred paym ents. P. LOCHARY
: Sheriff of Belmont county oh TO-
sheriff 3 Office, st Clairsville. May 18th, 1852.
may letds SO
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-12
JgsdIIIfU.

On 10th inst, by the Rev. Jno. Moffat Mir
DAVID SMITH & Mrs, MARTIAL. BOUNDS
both OF Licking county.
On the 10th inst, bv Rev. S. Y. Kennedy Mr.:
JAMES A. rILLWELL to Miss LEYICA II.
SHUE, both OF Belmont county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-12

The State Republican Convention will he held at
Columbus June I'd, for the purpose Of putting in
nomination candidates for the State Offices to be
filled at the next State election. The State Central
Committee recomme end that County Conventions be
held in the ferent counties. for the purpose OF
appointing g Dele etes 10 the State Convention, on
Saturday, the 9ist day of May.
Carrying out The suggestion OF the Central Com
Ritee the Repubi Cans of Belmont county, together
with all who willing to join wi III them in a
common effort to reclaim Government from the
eruava CANT arrog ant and iapolitic rule of modern
degenerate Dem ocracy. inv tied to meet in Mass
Convention in the town f
BELMONT, Saturday, May 81. 1859.
at 10 O'Clock, NJ, for the purpose of choosing
Five Delegates represent BeIRont county in the
I'd June Convention.
Let there be q full auendsn ce There is a great
work he done. Let there hold a reunion,
L mdIs aires camp fires and ,nter wi III vigor
InIo the contest
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-12
yltto a90bcrtisellrn
COUNTY AUCri0NEERR.
THOMAS DCRBlN

ES AFiNG been appointed County 'uc-
Z Z iioeer for RHiwcn oonrry. v III attend to the
sale of goods at auction in any part of the county
His residence - At lewis TiIs (i.6Mirai he has
au th"rized JOHN RI. THOMPSON. ESQ Of Los ds-
wi lc. 10 act for him srd an his ma ke con-
tracts with persons wing merchandise 10 dispose
Of at auction. All IN enTn,ied 10 him will re-
ceive immediate attention mayl2
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-12
PROPOSED

PEOSCSED
I Amendment - -he CoG,t'iEciou-
Relative - IN ,g~-i'=Crt - :Hs TUE~;iEt'or, rrs
vitirr fer eangai sessions Of he
Rssolrsd ~ :is G.ssr5i -Sssr73,s ~ rs S-sf, %
OHIO, Thfce-a;ins o! tis ,E-nHsr- 81 escA house
concur NJ s- etn. that u - auL :t1c.y pro 7a,sa
TO Lhe electors OF he Siata 10 yu;e II ts mex; an
unal October state election, urru SO APPROVAL =.
rejection Of TIE following Slnendm-1t "a sr>s;'-
tule for the dTst clause a. tio twenty niih Fs5;n ~
the ss,pn ttr'- the CHN-titu5icR otth.s Sitis,
~ VII. u regular sssSt1rS uf the 'aaSTai ANs-a-
hl, shalt caJnmencS sn -" - Ondsv ~ January
sunu.,Iv WILLIAM 2 WOorS
S-scIs- cF tss Heass cf EsrrfSss'sttrsr.
MARTIN " Et.AkS,
laril5IsYo P-sriIs-s cf tls ssscfs.
SECRETARY OF STATES oFrtCE.
CoLUNEUs, . &psli :, i-5p
hereby rsrti{y that tho foregoing JntHt hssnli'
tiun relative 10 an Amendment to ire Ce1sttc-
tian rravia,ne tot Annual Sessions nftss G'nersl
Assembly, ,'',sS trac copy from ihc o-,sin,i rHlN
fs in thus OSCs. y z h''>> ...'.',
April u. SSSrs'eFS > S-f -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-12
CEk8 &KEaM
ADMINISTRATORS NUTICE

= Office is hereby given, that a. the
Probate CcurI for Belmont county '.,e under
signed has been appointed an qualified AdBjnIs-
of the estate Of Homer Gibbons, DECD isIe OF
Belmont JGtuTy, OHIO.
All these IHjehted 20 said ests.c requested L.
immediate PsyHi9H5, sHd those having cseims
against said Estate, notified 10 present theH
Sediment within one YesT fr0n tais date.
sprii2i El.IJAH ROGUE Aira'r.
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gptal gnttlligenff.
THE

Office Masonic Hall Building, few
Doors East of the Court House,
ST CLAHSVILLE OHIO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-31

Mach boating b., bess made in refer.
eses to the ,fieisucy Of the Hsu Cha. J
fAVtkNEn, IN advancing the Interest,", Of al.
'HliAo' OF the Arnory at Harpers.F.rry,
ana be has heretofore been styled ia. Ne.
ss'Sies friend wulou, si.su..ipr tbi.
P'.o' I" present "' give below III. ,ppro.
Pf"''"n' made BY Congress, from 1889 to
ieo'' iron which it will be seen ths, from
'h' tine Of the bOeOrstls ssnr.w.aj. en-.
"Aees 'e'o congress, the appropriation.
have Been 1'' With 90. or two exceptions.
than at any Prericu, period Mr. F.uIk.
ners first session comm.ue.S ia 1851. For
the figures below, We are indebted TO Mr.
L w. SmRNrK, one Of the Clerk, i, a,
SuPeriateudsuts Office W. shall refer Ia
this matter hereafter, n, our space will no,
admit Of furtAsr comment
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-31

We isra tbs, a meu wsr. a,..,,,r
ed At the harpeF' Ferry ArmorJ on Sa,ur.
Gay week. This increase. tho NUM-, 81,
hands We learn, thrown out Of .uvIo,u.,,
''nse the st day Of January ub,u, 50
nen-ioeludiog . Inspection, Th, fore. o.,
'he Armory on the 1t dsy 81 Jauu.r, "a.
S''--" DO. 200 Furih.r deduction
viii be made. Per diem wages have been
reduced ten per cent The.. ca,,.i,m.r,,
are iepdersd i~Psrati'. BY tie 6nsrsi,l oss.
a'non OF lie Arnory-aad the desr.s.. Il
'Ps aPPEoPr!siIsa bal ia rae H., Cvp,,,.,
Much has been 'Eii u The yigilIuc. Of m.
hepressrts'ive FROM this Dis,rie, IN
er'' '9r tie people Of Harper. Ferry. No
M Barbour has but just entered upsn
the discharge Of his Quite. rs Suo,,iu,,p.
dent, aud We believe that the r,c.,,it-
which ,ai':s for tie curi,iiueL, IL, f,r,,
CT the Armory is matter II r,s-ct 10 =,
We "ouIt cSGiiOa bin. however. e.h;. Al.
WISER. lie /, surrounded ~ many ~ao.ill
o7|y be hii friends a, long y, lie can be.
TREAD them Let him tax. warning Nv
the d'sflsy made sg.iust b., late rrsdecs,
sor-sud let him LsrArs Of sugar f,,.,,du
fTieui.i
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Anti-Fauikper Meeting.

fgf'uaIt 10 announcement, meeting o p1r.
hon Oi the Democratic r,fy Dissatisfied ~uh IA.
nom'nAioa Of Charles james f,ais n,r 49, abIsi n
va. our lloN-e on NJ" si'h irs'. on motion. ID
SNilH EIhkLfEBGEE AS called TO t.r Char.
Snl btoEss huNkEB, appointed Sar,et.rr
-" motion Of I. o.. e Gree r.. E-g = ,.mmi,'rr
uon' IN r'raFi 10 the s-tion VI tbr g, cling Ire
'hatr appointed The iu!ipsiDs .f1r'rri.n Thog,, n.
=. Gr.'s James I Gosh. Hrury l. Eus, Tb,,B,,.
! hn1 has sUi J0ha z Cyyls 100 frt,.rt,,i ~,
ivAs~tEE f,Ea.li,ous
hsi5!rs@, That larry shi fcsps,ral !. portion
o. 'he pcury'-t' Of f,Fsur count, ~ much dis.
saiist-i viih the action 81 OBJ. Il.u,,-,.r., -,
uon, Which as-ruitlri IN Winchester a.. Al. lc,b
its'-. aud dsvPPfu'r Of The nomination - ~. lion
' ! ia-'Ahfr ~ tie b,nlO rate lsniiIat- Tor
tbs Cong s.iuuai vts'rir.
iHa, - h'en",'a.. ~s are iali.r.,s,I 10 d..
20 'i' - a. Taus pzfg', D., al, Z. ga Of oar,
t"'-- - p s4'tsa 10 'u,c,,l up4n as ~ n~,..atf,
10 ,f'~fse aniDyaifrt true democratic uriu,i,f-,
o. ~ s-sus, o. ipty % ,ut-,l,.s
~ 'hH' 'hr'rio'- wr - present. decline 90 set
"r'h it" tsssIlt With have G.,,.i ..,p !...,,..
tt.'I.a sIth rH usrN p-inl.rA's 90 J.r,r..,- ,,rg
hoping 'hh' -" n-e--sIiy i9r Gulu a., m b M.
hl1s-'r Be -sa.l.a.
90 IAat .u out lg.l g. u4.ft r. Iaus.rfl., ,i,r. ,
~, ,' ~ l'. ''sirr, 'n N.fn.stsy. ~. ..th
- - AI'' t's'. by o.. 81. Iu,- fat- as.ati-f,l
IN t' a,tHH % tIs tuus,lt..ai held ti.,-,f 4. .
'''h '"-i. Nnd Dist I1 "a. arYp,-.rI C.u,,r,s,,,
a. ~, -I. '' '"i' I"ns'rss,'uli D.siI... should
a.4 .has ii.' esa.,. rat. "a the several rr.r,.,
., 'hif u.-'f,t us-..fIHtri v.lth ~. s-ttraot ,t.
~. =" -''- '.EN'ut.u % tH- i,tr t..t A.. t,.
quoted G" meet srH ~. .irt -at.- o.. ii, e.,
'etitun 'rc-.uu,s...s,i Sc tn .ltt - Ap,tl
90 lat o." i7ilnwtny d,i,ratr. d. and az.
.'''nN .P"ih"i 90 rvPr,,ent Jefferson county IN
. C,sr.;' b i..r. NV Rector, II Ru.,. G,a,r-
800 Jam l ',yi., Coar.' ~ uts. I'm NJ
70 - jonathan Mntts~., jacob , -9,u-,II,-
miI.t'tH i.u'a- r., AElr,ry Si.a.!u.,H J.hu =
~, ''',.sf " ttnmae,r. John iauJI- : Van
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sLNArUK Butui.Is.

The 'Pfsea Of ihi. gentlemaa 10 u, Sen
ate IN reply 10 Ssn,,or Brown asd other.
As TO the power OF Territorial Lcsi.l,,ur,
over The subject Il slavery. hA. an .ppsud,.
Ell crushing power pom his confederate. 10
hs Kansas Nebraska iuiqai'y lie sho..
by seiioss extract. from the s;,sot.. .,
M''sr'. Nasen, Hunter, Bsy,rd. Bu,l.,
Brown and others, that they went Tor Coz,
gTss.iorAl Den-in,erren,ion on the ,uli.,t
OF slavery in the Territories" the vs,y ono
siis Ct tic doct'ine FOR which they are now
eonteIding We may hereafter make .om,
extracts from this appendix TO show how il
tersst o'erturns principle 10 hs mini. Of
the leaders Of the Democracy.
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CLARkl. inI,NIn.

Mouday last WAS busy dpy ui,h the pso
pie OF The eouaty. Mr PsrUS.. sdifo, =
iae Journsi + tbsi place. nadsa.r.,sb in
opposition 90 lae Hon g.. J Ftrrr.,F. ard
sh''st 'fsat ag ~, interrupted b, ",
It's. OF ihtti0va uho. msk ne u.- = 10
iecorous isrrsaz- n Mr. P.rtiss. received
toe contents of large irk.rssd .bieb -,
20 tbs ProEiuiiy g Mr T. an4 tarr5.ly
escaped q bf1i.ei rsfe Prom th,. ,ireun.
stance q s'i Be- seen, that Nr =. rot Only
Uses ihk through 80 Teu Bat tri.g. 10 10
bear DO ssusr rersri. iu 1sf,l-s 81 hi,yigit.
We we're rot p'sssut h,vlur lsft ibe .o-r.
BAT Ieafn hs' grsat excitement prevailed
lis becoming -, frsqasat Tor he Al.
hsren,s % VI Iaulkbsr to attempt TO br,u
beat 'ri islimiiais 90, poly ibs iuisr,r.
dent Poe tut The Zee expression Il tie
sHpic aai it b. b.gL tias . meet tss-s ~
ell sDd svery maub-r IN their ,f,u. t8 .o,.
pfes' truth ssI. i..i ,Ipf,.siss & s.a,,.
N 20
We istssl 10 B. rs'rserfsl 10 our polite.
81 oPpoasoU Lat se shsll rot Be- d.,sf,s
f'sn the Iisstsfgs Of ssr rghn By .iib.r
aepessgHS, 'yp,aaS'i Or ttaes-ssn. We
ssos our rights, AL sill naistain 1hsu At
sVsry hazard
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"pnArm .cnooL r.nInrrios.

We were favored BY Nr " CrUrcn-
~ Superintendent Of the Sabbs,h School
connected uith she Methodist episcopal
Cbursa' at llarper.'Ferry. With an invita-
ton to attend sn exhibition on Tuesday
evening la't We regret that We could uo.
be there We undsr.tABd that tho crsr.
ei's' were Of highly interesting and .nti,
factory oh"ractsr-orsditabls to all eonuse
ted sitb "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-31
rCpSI'.

We are urder renewed obligation, to
Mrs VI ) SroTr' Of ihi. town f., ano, her
supply Of Hard aud Soft SOAP. m.buf4e-
iGred without the use Of Gre -tbs Recipe
Tor making he offsrs Tor sale, the proceed.
20 Go towards the erection Of the BAPTIST
Church in thi. place. As the Object j. .
laudAsie one. se trust she will 6nd pat.
ehs'ers at ell points. We have no, We, test
ed the qa'l'tJ Of tie article, but it look.
and smells like soap, whilst it i. m.de With
oat lIa e4sia f.rl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-31

To" Sf>JheH', Suspected Of being secos
''ry 10 The hfirg Of ibs hs,n Of the lsts CsL
hAursscE ofsheph,fistovn in 1855 sid
WHO escaped from shs Ofcsr IN whose custody
be va, h'' been captured ssd Lroogltt,tls
Jail II IBIS county.
u Nay 1855. IL oil BE- r,colleet,I. F1U
G,'o7 81 10 Jsir U.oi' slave. vsrs uI.d
fer burning the bsrh confessed their gu,lt
sod sentenced 10 'slo snd transportation
They charged Stephens With sii1g sd
sbstiing ia thsset
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= Is : : < :

Many persons in this District. and the
public abroad. have been duped into the be,
lief that Faulkuer vas strong With hIs par,
~ The contrary j. the fact So far from
sddiug to tho Democratic strength IA the
District, ~ l. usual when any active politi-
cian goes over 10 the opposite p rty b. ka.
les'en.f ;h- power aud disturbed he unity
81 the Democracy. So ut be eontiuu. 10
DO A. long a. those n-ighboThooi politicians
whose services he secures in the manage
mont ani appointments Of the precinct
nice iLEs. pcsst IN dong violence to the
wei Known aud wIle ,presd aversion TO hi
promotion over she heads Il oTI.tualstau ch
abe and older Democrats IL j. no, our
pToViuce 20 argue the cause Of iuos~ sLoS-
NisSt' aad tteangs have keen e.. r.rs7,,!
y, ana waBtonly too, di.rssardsd They
mu-, look out for Themselves They have
10 col b Ienes In the motive Which aetu.tod
n- party dtscrtion Ttey,.p therefore
rot ccusis in his loyalty to them in the "a
ned contingencies, II their parry carer II
they could, however. thew ttiUktHat d.
ha- 3e'a more iLau sufficiently r,~a.Led
sice,dy
They gave evidence OF their di.tru.: wkes.
IN the eCUgressisusl cauya.s 81. ..taauyh
lucss va. beaten 2l<6 because Il III. IN
fortunate declaration Of hOstii' ~ to tho
prI'eiIl. of those ~ Whoa. sloIo dc could
be 'l'ctcd- fau'kn-r'- -utirs vote f-lI shor,
OF re vote east i3r Bojelrr 40 -. PIG snI
= TIE v0ie FOR Eueb4 au in 81 g54 all
thu, too, Wien he received con. iierahf,
unmhsr 81 Nhis votes Ill, D,moc alto
vote has slWsys been from ist,re a. dheo
han.rri behind tie strs5gth Il that party
"a tie Dtiric' In f.e' take fraGl tis poll
tho "hiE votes be receive, lcticay st
Harper Forty gr0~iug out e the super.
i"'erdsncy question )ari in AL the elce,,ou,
IN which he has been opposed ;, Bptel.r. II
bote!tr hAi received those woes Faulkner
would have he'u beaten II msj rity over
b'isi'r 80 -, vas 20i p,rhaI, sywsNha;
less by the oiiieiai retaru.
No. ILL., L. IL
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"BKoTIII x" LIICHtH

The National Era the abolition organ az
Washington. i, out in f,vor II election
OF Ls'eber a. Govrrn,r OF VIfgiuiA After
giviog H. reasons u .,ys
For tbs aui other reasons. We eorfe..
ihn, much a'Wo dislike the aon.iuau, r,,ty
aud dcs'Te u, oV1rthrow.ws shall be rs,, tr,I
,.''"'iId 20 be continued asc,uIsucy 81 the
Democracy Il Nirsi.A tr,h our rfsl ga. z
c'l'"g breftey az a. A,qI
Weak aud errios brothcr1' Ttat~if,
DO. Three cheer. l.r Brother I.stcLsrf
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d lie d

IN Nart'n'burg "a ruesrsY m,rrius -
~ ne " n year 81 hrr age Mis- Marco
VIRGINIA HOOPER rle,-i. dauFt.-- 90 ....
b""r"r, sit-' ~ Oinrs. 80 sb"affa. fi..
The .sjdsRns.. Of her q. avn s.s sisrii.d ne d.
,sP'"s.'oS 81 ~ nFsthy ssJ eando ence tor 10, -.
ID Psrrets, h'st u les isn soi,sa ape. 60. A..
'ursStg ssseIat... k-so-ea she "a.
sweet snd r.nus d>positi,a ssuutag gt.s-s 49,.
tees. euDsnsnt.hi d"portn-1t. 81, 80. h-Ir,..., .
vto kss- bsT. she ~zs al shecttou.ie dsss ...
Hi.a ,olser 10 het effected PsTsBI. 10 - ..,sr i.
90. So pSrt 80 Ah,ah. hs. fo-ssd Ah1. q p.-. .
Hsa.sa The amy q terror has i.id b. bod. -.
bee. sod blasted hst br.siiss ith hi. ic, h.aI
Her remsSs wet- rusrSed Co Green ll.4t,a...-..
seoomPsaisd ~ the la'r.t coBcoBf.s of.,.,,a,, ,
htsud., ssef ss.cIsbi'dt "a the tosa % .uy "a,
r-.tas. IL
Ia. fYsessl ..rmoa ~ "a. Rev. I~st.F
Va deeply tmprsssl,t sed Boz. waTuruS 90 ~
s.ssei.tss ., the d-esss.d is!i 81 Gisadly .irasl
Nm. tsswcbcr % h.s 90 I.u.. NJ.
FrJ 2Slh 1859 Mr. GEORGE ENGIE FORM
a rssiicht 81 JSneTsOn COsaiy Va 10 re,
year oi t,s age.
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ID q rr | e d

=, c. wsi3s,aa'. - n" =, b, r,.t- >,
WARD 3. q LEWIS su4 NJ, It'.,
WARE dssghsr u Cel W.
Cisfk, eOubi' Va.
Near Shrir.huTx 90 Tu->-s1fA 90
The Rev ID u 49, Nj wN r,ITga.'
to Mis- MARY GRIFFITH, suofR,.
ll;uiil BE- s,'B ths' II. sucfy utqu,r.,
sse 'uaok BiiiT Psisf'oa - sasa-.rst
o. Thursday ths sth il. thr R.v g..
y Amhier q ne frsttsnc, o. Ths D. So. ~ =
D. VA VI 'HEg>ON FULLER ~
che>',r. 10 Nj, JANE II MCFARLAND
~ q the ifs Judge 1 X. DvUs,a,, "a les
C0unty Va.
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F'ULESER toSSENIIox.

We refer the reader to ihs graphic sketch
81 The proceedings q The late Fsu.kusr
Cgavspii0s, copied from the Wirebs.i,r
EePaeiieso. -iiIsufly rsP,y fr the
tus OoeuDs - in %. rera.aI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-31
nv LECTURE qE u B.L.c,.,.o

The closing Lecture before tho Youry
Mems Christian Association was delivered
Gays the Fredericksburg Herald n titi.
rens Hall on Tuesday night before a I,rge
aud fashionable audience by Dawn y Lr
ca E.q o. Cbarlestown. Va
Mr Is 'utjsctw Cri,ica Analyst. Of
Alfred Ieunysons Poem The Princes. -
To" s'ory VS. told ju,. a. it should Lsye
been told the criticisms a,rkeI anI such
a. are generally received aud acknowledged
- just when applied to Eus.auI poet lau,
rcats
but 1t wa The fall, free, slrvs,,pc and lof.
y poetic continents that f.laNeI which
WOO the heart Of the auditory ADD placed
'.''as ne Lecture Of tho season forsll that
VS. elegant IN imagery, ehasie in though,
sud pArsEon,l.ko 10 dictlon
We have seldom heard a mar5 fcrv,d and
just portrayal Of mother. du'ie. relation.
and character, than that Dedicated by the
lecturer, whist ti' warm iu.pitiog seniu.
seemed 10 be lighted a. With a fame from be.
ven aver I'D 'hal 'lTi'insiy Ell queut ala
sion 70 the birth 4 tho Saviour Of tie world
and tho music OF the s-tarhic hosts a. the
J'yiai iiiiDgs -as borne from star 90 star
We have heard sts very usrmost need,
q c1mmsuiliiol sFat,n 10 regard to the
lecture sud is'i's b.. been e4ptssssI 60
have It published
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MR. FaII.kNER.

Ia Juoc 1857, after the Congregational
election IN th,, District. IN which Faulkner
and Lucas wsis the candidate. ne psblish'
I'D table Of the vote. cas-, for them, and
Of the vote for flourBoy sud Bo,slsr IN 55.
Tor Fillmore ia So. for Fsuikuer aud Wise
in 80, aud for Buehas.s in SO We TO
puLhsh ~ h,ra
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IHE ANrI-F.uLNsss psaocnA,Y.

We publish below ,bs resols,ions sdop,ed
by the snti Fsulkosr democrats at their
meeting a. the Court house on las, Friday
From the character Of The resolution. il
will be seen ihs, the large and respectable
portion Of the Jefferson democracy, which
stands in direct opposition to the seton Of
the Wiuehsster Convention. is determined
10 give full expression to their opi- lens,
aud With sriev 10 have some general action.
1t has .Iggs,ted an anti Faulkner Couyeu.
ton TO be held a, Winchester some time in
April
The proceedings Of the meeting yer. in .
'srrup;ed by Mr. Cha. Is. HAEprvs, the
prosecuting Attorney for this couIiy, Who
insisted upon being heard, bu, .. he va,
NOT an sn'i.F.ulkSer m,n, bs vas. very pro
rsrly, refused permission TO speak Bret
speeches were made by Msssr, + CGEsrx.
AID JonN N. Cows:
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WyIse.i,!e, ls.h Mafea.

" .tt' nav 90 ~ - afAEs
Ii will be bOrae ia mind that Mr.. Lrrcu
rR made appointments for Western yrgi.
nla to occupy him until the 3Oth Of priI.
without consSliiIg Ir Goggiu a, all. .,i
dentiy relying uPoa anti slavery sympathy
in the West and upon party disciplin. in
tie East Mr. Goggin bI. followed h IN a,
Ear as LcWi'barg and il nov determined 10
make bin face tie music East Of The
nouhI.ins
We feel con adeut. however. that Mr. Cog.
gin will visit MARTIN shurg. Charies,o-napd
Winchester before tie canvass /, over co.,
Noiwithsisld'rg The toa.iing II tho Demo
cratic prints, ", are s'.urtd from impartial
sources that, though Mr.. Lotcher !. an
adroi' and ready 'iumper Mr Geggin girs.
Lsla work - Dc soI tD.Lss J.fi.sLL.Ta
road to n'vol' by Mr. L.
The remsrLIble fact should be noted that
the Enquirer has ruled Mr. Let, her up. aud
made him rspadiS,s Prssid,nt buchanan
prominent schemes: tie Pacific Rliro.d.
b. Is'ia Of.psc 70 duiis, hi. Bankrupt Law
Tor Banks. biz Cuba scheme Sc sc.
The seventh resolution Of the Democratic
Convention at Pssr'burE lnaSsssJ tr.sc.-
Faiy ~ rsrsG'de WhigJuis The follow.
irs rofd,
R'h'r'f 'Tls' Ws hsve o. stilirg erfffste.
% ~ abi.ri and p.itu.ism 90 ir- Pfst,ltfI
Toe y 90 q > sfs arr fhsf We srsrr,. .........
ltr r.shs ..1'sifFf iE his nssssfas gff lilo a d..
a' Hfs IN. f.sIfs. .er ". FsfsIrr fsr.s .,4r
f'ce's p. DIE surG.'t sff cor ftI.a rtts.rt,.
fsass 10 lh- pu8gip.ss o. uay psut.
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Ar rUs NrsiupY.

Thi' srpfopr -,i,u "a 'ei vn.s'.riofh,rr
rolling ci,Is 80 ne tIousr- a-n,, a. u,,.'',.
CT large appropriation he n,u,..r
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brP q Stessrt d Msrtinsburg va
Killed On Tuesday sesk e. North Nooatsis
depot BY bs'ng fea over By bsribsn train
ca he railrsad.
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SCHOOL NOTICE

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'lNlE Pea Rsnts Of The Episc pal Ca4.s. =
Il s~ due the lot OF April, pr0ag pawn.
urrruflg q aa~sisd.
March 81 1859 LAWSON ITS
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lion JyAa Lc.oAsT :

D. rsir Yru vii herewith receive li., O.,
az. Itim-ni- ~ 80 ~ M 1hich ,uu az, f,.p,rt
IH " ih'''d To- sl'nd sUa IN a..urArts 90 N v
part issI a. srrargru.rIviI I. maj, Tor mr.
P'Ih' iCau'n ~ rl'Cu>.iun. Il j. ~ rurr,,. %
a"tHc al your cop iaim.hf' bus maze up 10
re" IeimiiA;'.u al LsNi.turg, "a tie 90 OF
April.