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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-05
WHAT mas ME pONEi

/ Our neighbor OF the Spirii, takes the bold
ground "that no Representative ever went
from this Dstric, to the House Of Represen.
tauve', Who discharged bis duties with the
real, hdeliiy aud ability with which Mr
Faulkner bas been peculiarly Distinguished
aud charges upon bis political friends. Who
nov oppose Mr.. T., that because Mr. I. had
not the power TO confer lucrative ofice upon
every idler 10 the District who III ade uppli
cation 10 him to that eff-c;-men who have
not the usuhood and energy to pursue some
honest labor, and command iudepen d nee,
but are content to live upon the substance
aud exortioEs of others Constitutes the
class Of those who worry aud dog the steps
Of public men snd when expelled, 60 home
make sickly effort to break him down. in
Imitation Of the starving wolves who chase
aud run the nobler animals Of the forest 70
desth "
Upon this score, we have nothing 20 say
This els's must defend themselve, Bu,
We sgain ask, teAaf kas he done for the Dis
triet which has resulted 10 the general good
OF bis entire constituency We will an,
sWer what be has done for those who aided
ia keeping bin 10 the Congress Of the UsiteJ
s'stes' and from whom he claimed party
fsslty
lie aided 10 The appointment Of Mr..
HENEr W CLowE as Superintendent Of
the Hsrpers.Ferry Armory. and after re-.
esiving all tb- inaaeocs which belonged 20
che position Of that ofrissr, 10 bis (Mr F'1
bebslf Gr two succeeding elections. sf,sr
di"tating ~ TO tbs management u the A.
fairs q the ArmOry, and when that ,aieer
failed TO sSbserVe Li, interests, bad bin di.
piseed
lie bad Dr Mrnrnr appointed Pay Mas
ter At ll'rpsr'-Psrry-sltbought the seefe
'ary Of War isd made previous promise
Of The ofce-one Of the most adroi, and
seiiVs politicians Of berkeley Tor A., .id
promoting the continuance n Mr p IL
pouer
lie gave Clsrk'Lips - Messr. Diyise
S"idsr' Alburii', &c III hsrd worker, in
we eiu'e OF bimscH lie made Poss Mas.
tefs and Mail Agents out 81 Me.rs. Price
Moore IIerrisgiop sooo,. Jones sud other,
That 70 msy beresfter rsmc. Beside, ~,
tiog Cisrksbip' for various others not nov
fseolleetsd.
He rave tbs distfi6atvs STARE n the
Post oihce 'roils. amounting 10 ono hasdfcd
dollars eaeb. 70 four o. Eve 81 our 80.
inisrSfDa, sa'osEh. assolf, iaroyyspfbl
eoiemporsris' Of tbis district, Who charge
ALL ef their political friends who are no,
for continuing Mr 10 power. ~ being /.
class "vho worry sbd dog him sndu.
''' of starving voivss whilst nv poke,
cool hundred pisco for Distributing nail
eostrsets pytafsS 10 the Riehaosa Esos,,,y
once sod claim Tor themselves al n. d;,.
is'eres'sd pa'rio,ism-sIi the purity.-.sd
asdsrtsks 20 dictate - tbs Dsuse,s.v H.
ihey 'bah o. shall act vote
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-05

He hes. By hh warriag against the
Ordnance Department, aided in reducing
the usual appropriations for III, m.uuf.c
turs OF Arms. GFy,srs thousand dollar. =
sufheient amount to keep 10 employ N ent
the hundred operatives Who aave been dis.
missed for want Of an adequate cum TO keep
them at work.
| BY the way, We will state here. that the
impression sought to be made that those
discharged arc oSIy suspended and iba, en-
pioymeut will be gwen them in July ue,,,
Is falscious. We hav. authority for saving
the appropriation will not Justify their em.
p!oyucnt
IL is true Mr.. + has been industrious in
the di.pers,,ion of worthless garden seeds.
by which be had hoped to produce Faulkner
reg'iatio' But as to any grea, national
production, bis representative course has
been an abortion. lie and his Organ. NAV
attempt as much as they please, to disparare
the former Representatives, Of ,hi. D,,ric,
but they canuot bGili up Mr. L. with tho
intelligent by ATTY such illibsral curse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-05
rus ANri-rAuLNxsx nEATiso.

The last Spirit seems to be rather jubi.
liant over the failure OF the Anti FAulknsr
meeting e,lled for las, Friday. lis rather
asorry attempt, however, ct msrrimeut, and
the laugh 10 evidently out Of the wrong
side Of the mouth. The Spirit professe. is-
noranes - TO the e,sse Of failure to organ
izs the meeting, bot strongly intimates that
IL vas on secouu, Of tho impotence Of the OPP
position to Mr. f.ulkner 10 the democratic
ranks NeiebbOr, lay no, this catering
JUNCTION to your soul, for it will only add =
bi,'erer papg to your disappointment, on the
day OF the election. You ksow, If not. you
ought to know, the failure to organize the
opposition in the democratic party against
MIR 7. was not because Of the weakness or
sparseuess OF plumbers that compose il, but
from the fact, tba, it was al. esdy effectively
organir d. Another aud perhaps the con
trolling reason ne, to make public the organ
nation CT istipg, VAS the fact, tb., many
democrats who have expressed their deter
mina,ion no, to support the nominee Of the
packed Convention At Winchester, have been
set upon byFaulkners minious and attic
have been made to drive them iuto bis sup
Port 6y threats aud in;ImIdaiioas. IL sa,,
therefore. TO escape this audaeious and out.
rageous persecution than no public demon.
stra,ion Of names aud nun bers was a,tem Ut.
ed. IL this state Of AFFAIRS any consolation
TO the Spirit, let IL make the most Of il, but
We OPine that it will serve it, especial favor
lite the Hon. Charles Jeen,s no especial good
nor is it likely to add much to his strength
and popularity IN community Of free an
intelligent citizens
The Sps', IN tho same paragraph takes
occa'i0H's :, notice the fac, that after the An
u-Fa- tAsr meeting ~as adjourned, X. II
Butche, md j. W. Beller declared their in.
'entisn 10 support the Mom'sse Of tn, party.
as il this was gam to the ranks Of Mr.
Faulkner's supporters. /, is only necessary
for US to state. that whilst Mr. Butcher in a
card to the public more th,n month ago,,nd
which b. the by was copied a, the time int
all the papers in the district supporting VT
- ''~SlOns uSCiAItu MS uctcr lnatI on
to'uPpor, the nomination Of his party, ye, be
dcef not hesitate to proclaim !; 10 public y At
be does not care il Mr.. Faulkner is beaten a
iAossGrd votes, whilst IN the case Of Mr.
Bsller, it is perfectly well known, that
be is engaged at this time in the Office
Of the Spirit, rs one of its Editors or
managers, So much then, for thes. im
portant recruits TO the ranks of Chaylt,
Jeems supporters
II would havs been equally az we'll too,
for the Spirit, when it took the pains to note
the fac. that poor unfortunate Barton Luz
cas- was vociferOusly called for, TO have sta,
ted, that, that call was made after the Anti.
Faulkner meeting adjourned AMI by the
Faelkner party The Spiru might also
have stated that Lucas made at least one
good bit when be said, that any man who
would vote for such s-k As Charlie,
James Faulkner was certainly out Of his
PO5T element
So much for the Spirit and the Anti.
Faulkner failure. Please put it in your pipe
aud smoke il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-05
JUDGE PAekEs.

We are sorry that the vote 10 a.. judi.
oisl district seems 10 indicate that JUDI,
Richard Parker vas the weakest oapdiJ,,.
IN the Geld To those uho know hin, bow.
sver TIER eslimsts Of b., peculiar f,ne, ?
iae position, vii safer 10 abatemsnt 10
al tho qualities that constitute the cbsrae
tor ola justice Judge J. IA, 20 Superior.
Opo cause that cper,,ed sraiost Juivs +.
sod cut down Lis vo's in thi, county va,
The suspicion thai BE- had suHsred \ .olsost,
ffisuss 10 lead him %, NJ the Wv Of that
ren'ieman'' farther psli,icsi rrsfermsnt-
We luov numlsr n gentlemen n tii.
eoooiy Vso voted again., Judge J. % TIA,
scsount. whIl't on the Other hand ~,
FauIkner's srdont 'opporiers. for ins,sseo
the Filter Of tie Spirit Of JEFF r,on. leing
ssti sd Ne 'up?o'e 9Th hsving tbc JaBge
e'-triy on, Of The vsy Of Tsulkner. voted A.,
VIZ Rossfison Thus b. - that Pauline,
i.m Ike ibe uras tree i. kilnpgis
isr'' upon 81 others whether intimately o.,
remote connected with u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-05
SKIES BRIGHT AND nTIcuru>I%c


To all whom this issue Of ,ie OH FAM.
iy journal comes greeting We now give
!; az orr deliberate o'iliou l. SOD u-or the
most reliable information from all parts of
the District, that Charles james Faulkner
Is about 70 reap tie reward with AWAY.
sooner or later follows IA" traitor and DC.
mag"gue, IN an NOTORIOUS defeat on the i,h
THURSDAY of this month Ia slltlo coup.
ties Of the district We hear # the ,,;s,c,.o
o. deep aud wide spread disaG' cti5u TO
the nominee of the fraGul,rt Winchester
convention, and Of the discrimination n tie
democratic parry to compass the defeat Of
Faulkner by their supper, Of Mr. Bo,eler.
la view Of this fact, aud that tie cxamrle
thus 70 be made ty tic democrac; tier,
selves IN thus showing their d,,e.ta,ian Of
man who only joined their rarty for tic
sake OF getting himself iuto position. mas
not lose any Of its force aud eff c; upon 9th.
er aspiFahts who may be conteu plating tie
same Had Of political somerssult. vc take
the OCCASION TO say,ard we lclieve, VIC sneak
the sentiment Of the entire Op2osi,i n. that
the election Of Mr. Botelcr will not he
claimed as party triumph but az triumph
over tue embodiment in the person Of Faux.
ner Ct all that IS de,estable 10 political CHI.
canery and arrant demagogism
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-05
DEmooEArIc orlSIo, =.

1t will be.recoIlscted that at the Rel.
mond meetifg called 10 y november last TO
appoint delegates 20 the Pctersbur, Cony-o.
ton, one OF the editors Of the Enquirer
proposed three groans for LoicLtr. b, ~
evidence OF the repugnauee Of large pgr,
ton OF the party, 30 hi. nomination TIL.
heiss 'he 'utl-e, Of g, unicnt afterwards
tie Enquirer u the 3Oih November. 80 far
from making any apology for the mIuifr.,s.
ton Of disgust thus dcictded IL
IHess GspaN- -TbrLs.bcf,.,s are yer, ..,-
= ..Hi 'h'se esfs>s WII-a tbt Richmond DINO.
tia.f 'rs'o~rf 'o lirbuiIIy 90 IIeif iat,fi FL
Ness before last
We have Iisi received shof, nsts from uas Il
lhr L'.rArtte gctry. uf,aruiug io .smG u,
l'ir''i I.f cog lar d. ile pra. esIlrs W.
H'IP''f l1ai ihis ur prnsst ED auatHru4s- stIt.f
~ Ffftsl 30 ris srr .rtrr. Wri..tsi ru d. tr
J'riFr Ease that 90 Sc are fa b. aaa.U,t ..-
O. Hirris OF p-murfa's tn Hirtm uLs. I.tn-I
," lh't" ffuatt-. .f- ihuu.an.s wfa ar..l..I
mem thf"uE'uu GO -fB.r- Joe urI.et 10 Gao.
IL HFshh. suuF Hrnu. l-.r. I wH.l. AMI
u 'hr 800 hfys Ef.s.s t 49, l. .h-I...ar. I'd.
'H .na'|f tftr't. ..f msl .f.f .. ..- p.u...s ..
,t PaiT Ih Nlig.tia, mat .f Devoted o. .sr Dol
i.'ha s'- i. funrf.. r.. s..ut. .I .aust..,.-
80 90 - fu.Fa If....t
Add nov, tho Etqar.r - susrcst Gle
most famfant q tie LsieLsri,,.i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-05
VIRCISI. ARCUs.

"nt'T ". Psrsos' E'q. 10, si.poSd
% % 'niete" 20 ihe Eomsey yysra
i,sss 'nCj s Movfos. We r,grs, n.
Ei''driusl q Mr. J. rom editorial In.
for s.t.osgh opposed 20 bin in political
''h'meut. W admirsa lis editorial lode
r''den'f fsr' viftus bsiongioe % ,b.
Ioroi'r' pf''' Ia bic REFINEMENT. he will
bear Eiih BIN ou- tes, wishes fsr his fu,ur,
"'ii'fs 10 bic sueoes'sor, " extend abe
fpisrpsl ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-05

NonFotE April so ST Paul. Church.
Catholic 10 Po,,smoutb, presided Owe, ~
Rev Jos Plaoksit, vss soiiTsly destroy.d
- arc lsss night Only the pietofss ana
vssiment' we're saved IL va sbs ssrk Of
40 inssudisry The church 49, erected IN
1852 - ssosi Of e2S 900, ln5 vss assured
fsg only $4,000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-05

~ ~ efi''r down sro'h report, ttnse .rr.
sUs.H ""a 'HYs he - f-cuvefirr iLlu.h Ihe bios
heaF' oH---an eleven posndef n aA4ast
An * editor 90 W c. Of Harper.
Ferry came within gun shot u similar
disaster lee days ago !, vas not. how
eve''1 son stroke, but son sister and an
s'sfi'ea FOUNDER At that Now, Mr soutL.
a'"n editor What gay you to our valley
country. From the iuducemeu ~ held out
N hr Fsnlkner's bill. We calculate uton
''7"a"''F timos as well a. tbe-igsaHy times
ahead q usl Bu, then "a quarter 80. ION
Of laud will compensate 10 some n.easnre
whilst It will strengthen the population Of
The Rcnnbllcl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-05
LiGmrsINU RUb-.

We again call attention 10 the Ligbtoirg
Rods Which Mss'rs Cturnrtl & Lrr srr
sr'ei'og 10 this coaoty These Rod. ere
greatly superior to any other, Whilst the. cost
- much dininisled They srs being pot
up ~ most Of the pub'ie bulldog, atd pri.
v''s resiiebees. and much sau.ffction exists
20 their adoption Give them a trial
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-05
JUDICIAL EI.ECIIoN

We have been favored By Ja-.. s.
Camrb'l II, E'l Sheriff q to. e-a,t.
the followips ofheial vote. =, css,att
Judicial Eieeuoo, BY which ,ts-.
that Mr. Robertson has been e.. CT.
majority Of Ji0 vote.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-05
REFUSING TO IA norfsp.

\ delegate 10 the convention which uom.
ins' ! Charles james FaqlSner for rec, c
zion TO Congress. refuses iiks many Others
to be bound by it, frau luleut action in the
following card from TIE Clarke Jgsnsk
Mr.. PAREINs Your remark. relative
TO the action Of the Congressional con ren,ion
held IN Winehest. r on toe lGJh OF March
were perfectly correct, 80 far ~ they went
but, sir, you liitl, know the duplicity that
was practlcei by cer'aia leaders r the Fred
cr,ek dele CATION 10 tba, convention know
sir. that mcu were that day lead into a &C.
crct conclsvc. Ito ascertain whether the
Frederick delegation could cast their vote
a. unit, wlo were distn. It's opposed T.
Faulkner, but under a two third rule IN the
secret c0usavc, actb,, uni.ra two,third
rule within the convention. Ncr. s4V trap
P,I by the said lea icrs OF .,irslt v, sul- Of
the party. sufficient number Of 'h- Fred
cTick delegation we're thu, allurcd to have
held or carried the balnrcc of power in that
convention (35 II Caas james Faulkner
bad not received the nomination upon the
first b,iioi. he HSUsr would have received
u contend therefore. that Faulkner re.
reived his uomiuaiiou by tra.d aud - freud
uleni!J received hor ffo ate members 81 aid
convention bound. either morally roli,ica. .
J. or socially, 10 . here 10 as .s'i %
say, err. tia; We are not bound IN INV
way, aud the Democratic r,op'o H. Freder-
lex GU the 81 inst when The laid Charles
Jeemes aud his competitor met. most dis.
tinctly sthrmed. by thar t-1r}s aaa --tsas
they did DOT FEEL thenselve. pcui ur IS auy
such uuj1.t action
Let N have mocrs;ic caudiIat.-oue
who io'F aud Gu stand ty toe sucicui LAT ].
marks OF Democracy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-05
Died.

- hts residence BOO Bod county T tErts on fI ..
ID" - Arfn las. Nj NICHOLAS kpoNCI,
svr' u ,safs az Im'ufts s. h emigI.tC
hon Inrcis icIy lD ihe West IA 1910
on Yesterday 4h irs.sri NJ. MARGARET
: MOORE vile oi Gao Nro'r. E.q Ca,hl,t
a. he valley BsUs so the ~ b year 81 r-fasr
H-f ilur'sl Will iIae pis-. ia, Tllfsdtg al.
ts,uDuH. 90 . ..legk
.pn t1- 500 ~ ~ rasr.c Hl' ia iii,c .u7'y
NJ Ans D. HUN>tCKIR f.lei,t T.. iiua
s'r. % tle 50 % y.ar O. Der go.
IN C-,r~r-1en. y G. or S4nf,v tf- i-fI, .,.t .
ai5 n'.ia 2,P VI. VIRGINIA NpN,JRF. infant
,,"t.,-' Of j'I"'' .. 8 l'D0.' >.ss.,rt i,.insr
. y i','Y u''t. .b o iari F.r death ,- dead.
Ani iir BE- mine hrct,r'
o. 'hc t5.b oi, M .d-ron,on Criscr~- Co
a. o." resi- deuce ,t b-r Is.Esr Zoe, jof- y Dave.
80. Mfs JULIA r. HENNiSG. rpusou o. d.
W.. IL. 'autrr. 81 PosbstaH county. o. th-
~ year 40 her age.
3, '''- r'','''e' Of n 4 W., 20 .s,ar
RET n WALLACE. aged s,.s.. - ,.f.'
a, The r-,.t,s.- .ia., con. Sac, O Cp-sirs-
wM-CUNSiNGnAM ia tA- -i,i y.sf o. b..
age
AtTsnsfm11 of Billion. u ..s-'sfv. on M.n.
tay ue.s It.i Nf JAMES LNAS,. .sfmtt. %
Mafub.HuIF eyed 4'ytats.
90 Ttu-tly nafri week WI GILL
MORE Hso.sna ,'JealF s6t Bs.uc T. SAD.
Ag~I = msa.l,.
o. ne i1ru't s'n- Vrsi-ia fI.use iBR.r
r-s VA ~ HANDtN s.r ,. Ur d
iia' SEQ ,i liams7hWr ..ahy. DO The -t.h scar 10
h.s Gee.
90 be i-lu OLE afiet rtsiI~rc- ie N.Hr. d.. Be
con Sf..a..f.s county. 81. MAHIk BAt.
Hl~ ut.s Iuf. Som lt-re .r|
tf.eh.-r itr s.- Ea" 90 Wlt...s.
irf se. o. Eta.s.
s1tfsrIY .e FI-ay M .riac stfs s. t.s8.
gsr0.r ter Csi SAMUEL BOWMAN. ..
Clause r.uI.F
90 Iu.ar m.r-ifr vftt tI.. s..-.tI r....
" DAVID llrHtiL Wt. q. q
ss. ..r ,. o4f ..t. co.,. ser ne. e. us. To-.
lrs's 40 N wftf N az srisi- \ yvtrF on
WORN 10 Gov uucsIr frap-.fflfIy snfi-urf Al
'an f~N 1l mt '.ifx ~Ufs in ihHfoagh and
~'ramafiIss msHrff 400 .vrf Ufumpf.ufr !
base pr mY rm f.oy unfam-n aho have tai ff8tn
10 I1 - Frafs rHfFrIfb. af Ibr .ustnrrs H al ifs
irar. tff Mol1sHf slI Cos f fg their sfva,.
.ffe Htfs' Fit &C. a. eiI make Ibtna Iitff.
tis..I..
uilIsas in ft-hsrrr af Tia Wac
RaFs sHatr-r.ra Oh p....
af+Aht hrrI lit.rss aHd
d Wool. Oit Capp-f Peutsf
FrFa'l york ar 1 gri msts ftsfsI r,,
c0uaf o. CtsH ALBEIT Ntffrr
AHVfmfeft i-fa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-05
EPisooPALooNyEN1Iox.

Services ommsnoed 10 the Episcopal
Church, 10 this ioVn. on yesterday We
noticed Pfs'sat The Reverend. ApIfsu.
sutier Walker, and Amblsr Services VII
Be dsiIy aotil the sabtatb --s a. o. sli 30 a
NJ. aud ~ night
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-05
DOCTOR rAytkNEN


Ant what a. yoa sunpas- fsllos cii,xep-. be
proposes ~ tor m Tsuvnt' whst Poi-nt dtUEs
hs,h be The Hoo. thsIlss Jams. tsuisbrf
proposes 10 bring dVNh me so uob 900 ~ sftkt-g
II fFu - 4fs'srssassil ftr sI-OUa cAtsA Issgrcsg
garr ~ 70 ~. sol To- rtstLI Jas trrtcs,f Pfvu.ss.
an e. un.tgttal utri.ffaff.a @ Toe Gvsttunat 60
~ recalling ma itt o. Icsum,ty whi,h gfaiytui
c uhip brstp~ed uptn 40 ga sOic,ef, Shu kss
led one 81 tkr tfayest tsvs -a0t rfoyet hrnss %
one 81 me mo- bfi'tiart csPia'asot iht~, 90 suY
age Wa ~hoie career ., Dar q tt- mcs,
sPictdid pictures "a Amctics0 his'on -~so--ss
well IN lhe atmirabiS yifiur, OF ptivate ltic--ss
IN the storms oi var has proved hinseG -"sSefy
h., a uaH -
Reduc~ The expenditure Of The government by
taxing ava Gen. SCOTS tfrrvt gay "BInd %
the Wu19ts' "a tnatway' lt,s ike relieving a
pahepi vA' - bleeding at iAr heart, ~ wing =
rar sfcuht hts finger
Ihev have oPsued The Treasury veins. sbd no
hng wii stop 'h- issd- oui va, solder ~ and.
Yet. this same Mr. Iaalkuer can claim
h,e,-iAogScsd dollars ,.ome $40 or s2i
per day when he contracted for eight dol.
lars per diem.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-05
GENERAL H,nY A,.teN,,


~
Is ... -
fNn A. ''tN 1850 ~ o.. ..'
800 -. 49, ~ ua't".
- 49, . - p ''+N' -
-, 20, - - -
-, ''.. 't'' ~ ''-'~''' .'' o.
-. -, ~ '.Ae'o' $50 80 I'D.
-, M, ...... =. I, - 't''
-. 60. ,......t i, ~ ~ 49,
a., ,...,.- -. ~" - - .sf
a.. "A . 800. '''- '''..' zoo I. .'
A.. .l,t..F, Ia % ~ 90 '.. 1909
To '"' - ~ ~.'
tr'.nt,t@,.t 'AF~''e'' JaIt
-... ' TO .-'..'.'f OF l.ra.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-05
III arrie d .

on w-sIuea.lsy. g7tb trs. tr a.. ~, n, a,
drove. THOMAS HARRIS TOW NTR. -. .,
SheHhrf,i.i"wu. aud formerly q t..r..,r - oil,
10 &c - p-trr't"s i'.'u J"i!rs,un. 90 Nrs IAUI
D.. PAERNN. widow oi a.. SAT-. d. K.hIr,i D.
ran 81 tiis county.
on W.irortnv. .7ih met iv ttr RI, NJ
VI ions . COOK. 90 NJ. MARY \. klNNl
nh. r'tI 81 IaUy.i'. i.-fy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-05


II i' well known tfat tLc Hoo che. L
Fso.lnsr. tho - rot only se,lreueva,e
o. tie cidsoiiier but BE- dec ni.uts voted
against rrsfuinob 10 grant pension 6,
'hem ofon 'hs ground 30 part of CO.., bank :
furiey Of The g.vefumsrt Asa eoismro
r'ry remarks IN regard 10 Mr Lstcl,r-t
Which We srpiy 20 Mr rtultref
Though Faulkner opposed 10 riyfs, HsS
oii soldiers tie misef.tls riitsfs. Of ..s4t
dollars a month. could 90 quietly ,, ti.t
seat md zee iho pay 81 member Of Con ,
gfess increased o. three thoutsoi dollar.
ytar u vii DOT do for ST. Faulkner
say i6at Dc voted sgai1st this LI d.1|
haF'S "snbr q tha' H.bte >euYf h4tst. g..
rr''ef gee tosssgf 81 fbsbNtp nuti, tsp.
"R i'r ~. rqfof eusnf n ftsraL trlrs ,sy.
til' aes'.rs l'oa flfiar upsa % B,.ts,,...,
o. Nft,h NV ars p.tf.a4Yg afry t.f An
ore member of tbs donss could To- 49,.
way have killed. tbe tIl Mr. F,aisr,,
Tier. fore. MAXI uoibiDg Lyti.vs,- sy.,..t
che biil. u BE BID been snsi,u. IN l,f-,t.
o., BE- sas sufcisatIy familiar uitb thetaus
90 fuoT hov ss'y thing u VS. i8f lim 10 ,
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~ y perfect huraicaue" visit. h.,
sprisg Page county. Va on the 2I4 .,
blowing down cue house aud numt.-
fences
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A DELEGATE
coapoRNrIn> oTFIrEu- uY u,u-
PER~-F ENN1.

Tie fl'owiog persons were elected, Gu
Monday h,,.
Nigor i BrckuAv.
hoo'trr :-GEaGGr ". G AvrrFs
Coa.c'iAss" 90 Ea.aHl,i Nygaa1~r \ +
Ioe-y. 4 II H-sy, Ia. II C5, una. b.
- Arts. i 4 R5si,,. H'al Eta1 as. Dr..
jas pa l. CLys,ii lat os. Cross
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"REMINISCENCES.

Itisrefrcshing occasionally, to refer to 4 e
past and learn what has been said aud
done by political sspirnuts We annex the
following remarks made by G. J FAUX.
NER at Harrers-ferry, on the z5:b June
ISii, IS published in tie Martinsburr
Garette and rcpublisLed in the Ronney Fl {.
rliigeuccr. Compare il with Ii. pre.ent
pretended devotion to the Democratic creed
'Mr. ;. "Penrd hs 'p-tch VII, a bfrcft.tiev ,fL,.
par Foilitai Lite asd his tonnsetI1n with a.. WIN.
parry Tie h.a co'nfsssc-si a SLtg-had Ay.d. Uh,g
sni 'hp-ctfd sod hoPrd " die -Wbis lie t,i On
N'eI the NhtK banner estiy ~ lie n trf, fb, l,u.
=" Z" 80 e09Hfrg Hs bad carfis t an fa.r,t ,. A., .
~ os'k -nu p"fii0us tiH-s. lie u,.l~i 90 grs-,s.
s''ttl'@a Naa 10 stand ~ ~ s'H. aud dsf.af,
.eN Tie Thea - "frei ga HI connection attn t. s,t
sisnat cauvss. 20 ~. sAanr,ufE
"a b'htef F'tisse 81 The cfrunstancrs q. b.. oap a.,
o. cod ssts that be- catered uy.n the di,th.fr,
"u'"' 81 tue r.N - AZ parfs 9Th e~fta.n t,is.t
''l''ng "'h' ~ The rte- 3r.s rs5 a F-a Do s...-
is'iao 90 h's Tsft selected L,in ,h. ..si,fJ b.,
q M party "a u. D.tfiet. .nd stLs.s read T. f
.e1a '.gasHe-s Be hai pfosptiy d-teIn.nsd a. Il.
f~h hg flar sl"uld - De- saffsndrrsd tn lts mol.
Hmifh u shot d0f-a tuf o. qasf csrys htr, -t,i fr
t'Iath -" tsrrra ut~rfse sHTr- ~. T.. 3. ,-,4.-sf
- ~ ia s.7pi' fod' aad dsJo,tisd ~ fss saas s,r.
S'h ns HhiE caufs'
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now ms NONE. co.s !

A supPlemen, to the pamPbls, entitled
what II costs to be governed" after noting
eItravasanees Ct The powers that be"
SAWS Of
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hrA Nofsegaa shoemaker living In.
A'n"eso''' has obiaissi 81 600 ~ piece
Of land bear Coiearso, which be boasb
eleven years ago for the sum of s20
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DAYS FOR JOINT piscu,sIoN

AGREED UFoS BN
Messrs. BOTELER and FAULKNER
CANDIDATES ron CONGRESS
Morgan, May 9th, Is, day Superior Court.
Berkeley, May 9th, (Court.day
Clarke, Mas 18th, Sup rior Court.
Warren. May 10th, court day)
Page, 4th Monday May 23i (Cour, day)
Each candidate i free without notice to
the other TO make for mself any other an
poiutmerts in any part Of the District.
that may be agreeable to him