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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04

foEEcIos NOT CoSrESrLATED.--Th National
lnt,lligrnecr, in reply to subscribcr in one Of
ihf seeding States. says eve are not APprizcd
OF any designs on the part of the Federal Gov.
eminent against the peace Of the Seeded States.
i y rumors to that effect derive all their cur
rdacy from the sensation press in the interest Of
secession. and are obviously meant to FIRE the
sfuthern heart and keep alive the sentiment Of
Pfl'''cAl hate. 80 far from mcditating the mil.
'Sry subjugA,ion' Of the South, tie Adn,inistra.
TIN, ~ we learn, il studiou.ly dr,irous 20 avoid
iAe very appearance Of PrActieing anything like
~constra'nt on public opinion. and. n. evidence
o this disposition. under.tasd that the troops
Stout TO leave Texas, instead Of being dis,ribu.
81 at points in Virgins mil North Carolina.
there Il might have been o,IrrW isc most cou,c.
bent 20 station them, have been ordered further
North. where tl'cir presence can irritate no cS
'iied sensibiliiics aud give risc 20 no panic
cara
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
The Sensation n, Richmond.

We understand that Col Craig chief Of ord
nance. repeats the declaration that the Admin
is'raiion had nothing to do with tie movements
OF cannon from Bellgna Arsenal to.i.ichrnstd
IN met That not nicu'ier Of the Cabis,t knew
my Thing about It until the ',cusation rawspa
per- proclaimed itthat the movement was
only IN courlianc" wish contract long nro
made w'ih the uriuan'- Burcrt, AMI that there
was no ne whatever for additional cons nj
Fort Monroe u's, Of them being intended for
california and Oregon. Bot IL ~ M cas-, mat.
Ter Tor The agitators 60 Gud prc'cvts 10 excite
the passions Of the people. Deception. Lower.
er, will sUOn run IT. ra,s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
}. Oh MANY UNION VOTERS.
Madness OF the Hour.

VIRGINIA LEerSsrrFr. The "Gun Qse,-
TO" The House has indefinitely postponed
the stay law hill. The Senate ON FRIDAY a,lop,-
cd the following resolutions a. n substitute for
those from the House on the same subject:
Whereas u has come to the Lnnw lc,l.,r If tie
Legislature that a large number Of heavy guns.
manufactured at Pellona foundry, near the cap
hal of Virginia. under an order of the Ordnance
Department at Washington D. C.. have been
ordered To- Fortress Monroe. where thcy can on
~ be needed tor tl,e purpose OF Intimidation and
menace TO Virginia at present. aud OF actual
host'lit'es in "A certain contingency that NAV
change her future relations TO the federal gov
crnment and the non slaycbolding tyranny Il
represcnts-
BE ResolreibV tie General issemJiy That
the Governor % thi- Commonwealth I've authorized
hld " = hereby Directed Ia order out the public
suard and To- call uu such Of the militia may be
necessary 10 arrest the rrtnos al uf the
suns Aforesaid. aud thar be be further Instructed TO
tempt 10 the same heyoad the reach and the
CONTROL o' tie government Oft the State.
The Governor was also directed TO take nos.
session Of the guns. and to paw both the con.
tractor and the general government Tor the same
the former s',s'2, and the latter sl3O24-
General So0Tr has written "a letter to Richmond
on the SUI jcct. IN which he saws:
re gun, are only seat 10 Fortress Monroe A.
tac place 81 deposit, being lizzie wanted there for
the Snsc OF that work, for the defense III Rel.
rnoniT
We asccrtaincd last week, on personal inaui.
~ At the Ordnance Department, that the guns
referred 10 were manufactured under conirac,
with DR. Archcr three years ago-tllat Rich
mond was designated ~ tie place of delivery
aud payment that # delivered "a year AGO. IA
required ia ile contract, some Of th.. Guns Would
have been at Fortress Monroe a. IA llacs. Of ia.
posit aud some oi then, ia California as design.
ed 10y the Government. And furtl,& that th.
movement tAs We were ss-u'cd by Col Craig,
had NOT the shghsesI reference 10 the present
complications is the contractor can de!.Nth-
out bis money, the government caa do Without
the guns A. the policy j. altogether pacific.
there is mo- need at guns for use against the
Southern States.
Bnt doe- 1t not seem strange so nm impartial
mind ts>2t whilst guns of lsfL.e ntiSrc have been
oPenl, sect from Anderson. fss.stby IN Rich
r"nd to tn secssiffg statcs, ~ffc6t a muir.
mGr ci disaPProba,ou The people u liiclmond
and the Legislature should allow ihcmscl,c. 20
be ns'ts,cd and infalgcd O., ,hc removal Of +,
few cannon from one point to another by The
government to Which the, It'll belonRl Veril,.
the bisunlonist' must be- barI run tur c,n.Lu.
uble materials when n mOv,mout 80 legitimate
and harmless serves - prctsNt for agitation
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
superiorCigars.

IL y not m our line 70 pgT Ci.ars, bat What
We -ny OF che box presented u, few DAYS a,o
BY NJ. W. Z. -n'ao,s of toe establishment, Of
hr + 9 Back. OF NiIl.saIr- L,aI,an eoun.
~ can b. relied aPnn. \ frt-1l al oar elbow
-"Ha Of the "Oii Family Jo4fall" corp.
sPe'k- well 81 'igs,- .,n-rHily aud Of those Of
Nc bF2rs particularly We Thank NJ SIX
NoSs Noi NJ BaouS tor this remembrance n
ns We sra satisfied their, i. Gnr establish
rnent that thar Cigar. viii have AN .,t.,.,,,
reputation and ought to have fpr tl.e righ,
s'Sp has bev" taken. Thee Is nothing IiLs
E'nhly regarding t,'e ant. Of the printer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
Landing of Troops az the TortuSa.
anu hey West-LItest News from
IcAas--Indian TreubleA, &C.

M" foEk. March Jo.--The steamer Daniel
Webster arrived here today from the Brn.o..
and reports that she landed ut For, JefT,r.,u
ilortnSa-j companies !. and VI. first ar,,lIcr,
AMI at Fort Taylor hey wesu companir, j.
aud h. OF the sRmc-rrgiment
he same steamer reports that the Indian. are
Committing great havoc among the people Of
Texas. killing some and running OF their STOCK
MAYOR s'hiey had been chs,u.ing SAVAGE.
'ortinAs vas understood TO he wait,n, IN.
departure e the federal troops 10 r,eomuone,
Operations pn larger scale than heretofore.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
Important from the Yves. Indies.

The United States mail steamer Quaker CITY
arrived at New York Friday evening from
Havana, whence sbc sailed on the 18th March
III" reports that great excitement existed in
Havana on the subjcct OF the Spanish annexa.
ton of San Domingo. IL Is said that durin..
some time Pas. n process of colonization has
been going dn, 10y the introduction Of large bod
les Of cmisrHnts into the island with the view
OF promoting Spanish interests and consequent
classification TO the Republican .GoyernmeA and
at the hrst signs of resistance on the part Of the
native population. TO invoke the aid OF the
Spanish Government. This was ACCOMPLISHED
ON the 10th Of March, when the Spanish flag
was hoistcd, much to the CONSERVATION of the
native and black inhabitants
The Spanish frigair Blanca was dispa,cbed
from Havana on the 23d, Immediately on the re-
ceipi OF the above news, fully armed aud equip
ped with large number OF regular troops on
board TO assist IN the Spanish protectora,e or
annexation. The screw steam frigates Petron.
lila anil Bcrcngucla were to follow As .oon As
poss'bIc With about 5000 regular troops. 4
large additional naval and military force. in
GLIDING some of the largest war vessels and
about 10000 regular troops. is also reported A.
on their way from Spain to Cuba and the West
Indies.
IL is further reported that, by nm Agrecmen,
with France. already eonsummaio,l, IIayti :. to
share tho fate Of fts sister Republic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
Trouble I'm Texas

On the 2lst ultimo Gov. Houston and Hon.
~ L. Hamilton delivered speeches at Austin,
Texas, denouncinG tho State Convention the
Southern Confederacy and its Constitution. On
the I'D the Convention adopted the Confeder-
ate Constitution. bu, the people of Texas have
m yet had no voice in the matter
The treason Of Twiggs and the consequent
withdrawal Of the L 5. troop. have already
brought disaster and desolation upon the
frontiers Portions OF the troops from Texas
have been landed at For, Taylor Key West
and Fort Jefferson trortusas.) The first named
fort Is sixty miles, aid the second more than
one hundred miles from any poin, Of the main
land OF Florida
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04

; F-iNvoEED lNpiCSkrIoN The Harrisburg
Telegraph says the following extract Of speech
by f>-Prcsident Tyler, delivered IN the Viryjl-
n fouse of Delegates. number OF years asse,
so,sds strangely, now that this same man. hi.
heal whi,cned for the ingathering crop of cicrn.
ny, spending his declining years in irving to
brcs< up the Union he then So euIo,:i red
AT-l have looked into the distant future
and baVe there bchcid the greatness Of fire..
Amelea i have bcheld Ircr walking upon the
iaca'f the mighty deep. and carryin glad It'd.
ings az great JOY into distant nations. have
secn her stretching her arms over tho whole
ears and oScriurning the strongholds 81 dcs-
Potrm IN the old world. Wo, wc bctidc the
mas who shall endeAvor To SOW the seeds of III.
unisn and anarchy among Better for him
he s'd never been born. IL he call upon noun
tara 10 hide him-nay If Ice bury himself in the
'er1 centre OF the carth-the Indignation OF man
shs4 lind him out, and blast him with its light
nirxs"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
Cen. Iiousfon.


This veteran stasesmsn and soldier has been
deposed from his position Of Governor II Texas
because he would MT take The new tee oath =
In has address 90 the I,..yie on Inc 18th Of
March b. gives the P,Ople graphic picture Of
the prospect before them We make a few ex-
tracts:
"Fellow-cititen-, have refused TO recognize
the convention. believe IL has derived none
Of thu powers which u hss assumed. either fruin
the pcsple or the L.g,.lsssGk Ib,i,ev- 10 guilty
Of an lissrpaiion, which she people cannot suffer
tam.ly and preserve their atcrti,-. am rcady
Z" lay down siy lIic t. maintain the rights aud
hberties OF tia people of Texas. I ain r-ady TO
ton ant degradation. You have been trans
ierred lake sbrcp frcsA the shamblc-. A govern
mcnt has hecn fastened upon YOU. which - Ia
DC supported from yonr t-Skcts. and vet You
have not becn consulted yca NJ, to Il, taS-d in The
shape OF tariffs "n Oh. n~yesari-s and luxurpss
of life. which YOU have hithcr,e purchased free
ct duty. lou sre To- have hi,h postage anil all
else IN proportion; sui to ior,s-othc ireenan's
privilege OF clccting your own President md
Vice President, a Provisional Consrrs. iakin,
the matter out OF your hands. YotiAare 20 sun
port Consultation which ignoFs,s tho very
name uf the people, and 10 go into n govern
ment. where you are 20 pay tribute to King , OF
ton aud enjoy the privilege OF equality. until
you arr IN, Owed So tar that Ince lcndencr III
be impossible. and YOU will be ready To nut TIN.
State ct Texas, with her territory equal ina ex.
tent To- all other cotton States, at Oh, rear Of
the Conf,Sleracy ON the tcrms of slave
basis. This il the programme marked out
for YOU. You told the Union IN, ct
he dissolved, that il might be reconstructed
Now YOU are told that reconstruction IL imprac
ticablc AMI impossible"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04

Dram ~ PsoSEssos wAroH Professor lev.
eriy " Waugh son ~ the late bishop Waugh.
died at Harrisburg on sunday night. nseh =,
Ers'sed By IN extended circle Of devoted fr,end.
The deccAssd g,n,lcnsR -as born 81 Liberty.
Frederick county, Maryland. on Ihs 7s,h II 10
y. 1874 and wAs = regular graduate q Diclin.
son 'oiicFe ne We veil = - snd p,ocb
esteemed in this sif, ~~bere IN ,uupter 81
Years be conducted the baltimore Fenaie Col
te-e &c. nan ta~tsys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
. Missouri Legislature

~. L"rr'. Narci 2s.--Ihc Committee ON FED
,r"i Relations in the House yesterday. r,por,ed
The following resolution. which VA. pa..ed
yea 90. nays %.
he."fseH That IL u incxte,lirnt for the Gen
sIh A-sembty To take any steps Cor rnllipg a
NSl,"nsl Convention 10 protosr ap.r.Ic,ns,,.
70 70 ihe Constitution. - recommended l., ~.
state Convention y "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04

Nnrch 3o.-Mr. Flournoy made n speech in
a,fr of presenting nn ultimatum. lie oppos-
ell Border State Conference. James Bar
bo', delivered speech in favor Of sccession.-
Mr.. Fioggin urged plan OF Withdrawing and
rccosstructinS the Union as sct forth in his re.
port
p Convention, by vote Of CO against -,
adoerd a resolution 10 terminate the debate in
Committee OF the Whole ON Thursday next,
"her the Committee will proceed TO vote on the
PROPOSITIONS, giving brief lime for explana-
h"nt and amendments and that hereafter no
MERGER in Committee shall speak more than
oncdon the same prupo.ition
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
MARRIED..

on 'nJsv e,cnia.. March ,iss. by Re-, 6 6
iirooks. nr. EoBr ARwIN AMI Me. rTI,A ,,s
NEI. m
" Haflct fcrry. on the 18th uli Nv RI, } 2
N,nf VI. -. Ar :. GUuFF. io Ms NAEN VA
GINA pt' Ht.r both Of that plasc.
AZ SAILOR Hrs'. "a Thur.sisy, the .tst uh hy Re-,
s"eii ,'"Nst. M A.NA D. LoN ats, Ms, HANNAH
4. FRi all 90 Los'Lyu,
ON THURSDAY, the Ith ut, by ne Rs, Y j ~
ar,ison. Mr.. JOHN D FRY aud ~. NARY NM
all III lousioun county.
~ The 18TH uh.. Nv the Rev Charlie. Mari, N,
JAhtS .. BEARD To Miss S'~StNN All wIIIr>nx
both " Brrkrl-y cosnty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
VIRGINIA CONVENTION.

RICHMOND. March pa resolution was in.
'roiueed in Convention to-day for terminating
tha debate in Committee Of the whole ON Tues
day next. This was riolea,ly opposed by
Assrs Morton, Amber and Staples. The
matter will be compromised. Tim. Rircs spoke
sewn hour. in favor OF the Union. WITHOUT
eorrns to any se'ion the Convention adjourn
ell
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04

bDWc place nj the head Of our column,
to-day tsHys the ieesburg UoshisyfoHiaS. ib.
name Of the Hon. A. X. BorELER, ns the I'p,.n
candidate for Congrvss from this Congressional
district. lie needs no introduction 10 the ct.
itcn. Of l-oodoun, but is presented to them a..
one who has gracefully, nnd with distinguished
ability. worn the honors 0f rrprcsenting this
the most Populous, wealthy anil prominent
district IN The Common wealth, in the lat Con.
grvss- lie has borne himself becoming M,
prominent and conspicuous position A. the lone
star from the Old Doarnioa.
Mr. BorELEs i Jnion man in IN. tr,,e s.n..
OF the word. ose Who isiis,cs this Unioa
ought TO he maintained ah,I that every pa.si
bic Effort should be exhausted for lie pr.s-rvs.
ton, but that IL should H. tnioa 81 tcrSse,
equality, With the ju.i constitutional rights Of
I'll The States fully recognized and constitution.
ally guaranteed
Thc pubic mind should he exercised AMI
public sentiment POINT 10 s1fns person comb.
h'ns ihe qualities II availability and capacity
We believe That any man q requisite quail.
heati0ns cso ~ elected ~ The tnion ..sus
Prom h,uccforth there will b. bot tao partses
IN Virgins Union AMI Disunion party.
IHtu ', therefore, sec u Ne cannot 6ll our icle
gnupns With such men ~ JoHx = Nu4s8s
ALEEASDEE H. liOrELSr and Joux 7 nsHni.
We can do a. and sc wiil do H. ~ thi- mat
Ter We sex ~ party advantage believing tl.at
The condition of the country i such - 10 eon.
situate IN iiseif AZ appeal 10 patriotism that
love Of our Whole eouaify, 70 Which coa.tIera-
tons 81 mere pariy triumph shouli ever b. held
subordinate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04

30 The Grand Jayy oi Gss-se ca G..,,;.
'''' ''''''' pfe-enimeut. requesting ths Isss..
l"'"'e ." en"ei = lsw by ~hich ssy sin,en A.
lh'i e"un'y Who sui-crii-s to she New Y,,t
h'en'ng ro-i and rrbuse Cissela,.a rl,,,,,e,I.
~ ~ any other Plhlicntioa a a Ia. 49,.
NAY be- hnfi And Imprisoned
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04

~ ~" herryvilie Con.erysior az. TIA, a..
stow q 'apt T"os " cso~ q tbat town. "a.
e"'o'e'i o. Saa'isy night lss, ADD ,ol.,.i y, 81,
~ $50 about f'e = whieh ~ers ~ " ,,e.e.,,,
Corporation shinpissisrs sos.s tsa a..l.r. ].
eopp~rs. ard The balsscs IN q. 3. 10 ssa -,
pterss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
Local Memoranda.

Es1sN S-'le of Jefferson Land bv Vim. q.
McCouShtry, Special COMMISSIONS, o.
the 9th day of April.
hze Public sale uf House and Lot oa
Friday the 9TH of April. 10y ". &. Kirby.
S-D Mills for Rent 10y L. l.. ". Balcb
For Particulars, sec advertisements.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04

h=rTbc American Minister 10 Frame NJ,
FHuikneT who has rrsigns'i. bas taken be ra.
sage frr ihs United Sisies fOf ils Grst vs,k IN
April lie family remain chile longer In
Psr-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
Il ecinct Meetings.

Mr.. Efdor: This is the uss'i time Tor taking
steps for suggesting prop.r Pctsous To tc voted
for Tor tl. House on IItirgatts. Would IL not
lie well for iis tsfrs men OF the county la meet
IN precinct meetings st CA0ricSfotrY. ~, FRIDAY
the 9th inst sad at the orbers precincts OF the
count, ON .S,rsT,ily, the Jih int. and appoint
delegates o. represent them in County Con,en.
ton to D. held III Charle-tOwn ON Court ,l.sy.
the lJtL ,n>iantg
Anil J. oil MANY TNIo< worms
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04

In the SENATE. on Saturday. the CoNins,on
and Ohio Railroad bull WAS defeated for tia.
want OF a constitutional majority. The Gene
raj Appropriation bill was passed; also Senate
bill FOR the relief Of the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad. ~ amended nv the House.
The House of Delegates indefinitely postponed
the consideration Of Senate amendment r-scind.
ing Monday rs the time Of final adjournment
and fixing on Thursday. The joint resolution
in regard to the movement Of Federal troops
and arms within this State, WAS considered and
debated at some length. At the night session
discussion was resumed. and continued till FIVE
o'clock Sunday morning when the Senate
msnJncnt to House resolution passed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
Il noH,IIIe ResI.ssr fsr ssls.

uviur 20 fhe fs.i fhsnrs Ia tuf Gomifsiis rsF'
- hafr drfefntfd o. staa11 zee fsiifoFisi rfrfss
SON fheffrFr dfsffs fo sfn 90 nfatrrru DfgIlF
There y SETTER fssnf ir 80 - Tsnnsssss
thr f-fhltesfsss ~ leasfaFfF. The tffsns n ssit
uif isr srfHal .siaffrr
GE0BGE v HaABytgin
tlLtar nnd Ffnfrslar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04

berkeley County.--E " = = ,rr. Esq
announces hi'ssgif o. = candidate Ter ihc IIouse
81 Delegate
ADss -ssiA aHd CUrfsTitS w. -rsrFrr Es1Ys
are also announced by many voters ,n lie
1sisri,sJR ~ candidates
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
ritF Ftutc

4 trr...ir~s ~Ffd fsiuF ~sil rr~s
sutrr. ulaild lSfr b. srrt RS g. al rtqtiH-s
lIlhkNHt Aih Dc rsu tlu.ish A.ldrsstst. 0fs
ii'iif tssefs. FfraesfHfa s. Ffssrhss abl Refiist
ttef ~ AlHurls Arrfsil. rTrtass nsftsfs e. IL
~ Dtsiiuafies aat efif~ psrfrs 49, sufSrff
Aidfe-s fpsi-i pei FiNtET JOHNSON Nsr -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04

80 Hon sbcrrard clemens publishs.a card
10 ile wheeling luieliigcnocr ansosneiug h..
determination v retire froin public life
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04

\ WaHstss ~ BscHFioss 4 Young gentle.
Hisa from ihs "ro5rai district lately a,itcrt,-sd
for vile through the papers. AMI zoe anseers
tFpua eighteen hushsnds stating ti.at D. eos.ld
have tiseiFa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04

s>S-goHs Aosass, -, = oasslidate far
sest N ~ nest Houss u pelegsiss from CIsrks
Cosnty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04

srrHC rEw PsVrs ofths rf,stytsfsa csa-,s
lff fur 40 ihr ia tIrd
Marrh D isei. " CuANFn Trsssr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
RELIGIOTs NOTICE.

THHr a Vassterir neetas- a. Ifr.rs,r sirsaf
Affii llft sai I-ft Ci,afir.s.ss. t,.sart~rir 90
f,rrr.f go @aiuriag anrfisass.. fass teaft ta1tsf
ufHaiHF Mara g.. issl
80 the ~ ~ eaEraEsB vni pFssrh ~ rsqsss
~ stftppn nrf-a iif A. g. tts fresi.F isriss
'hafrh. - iss lsh - SRI ~ ocirrt IN ne 80
r'ff. L0srra ~ 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
FstaI Aetident.

FataI Accident. A lat. so Il Mr
james Terrill, ofC umterlaBd Nd. While driving
team on The Canal near wiliamsport, MT
With 40 scci'icnt resultinz IN be death The
team beoaHe frightened apd ran a. and young
Tcrriii becoming ,nisngied IN fhs Tow linz, vas
DRAGGED sloag b. tbs running hor.ss viih gr,s,
vios-aoe. fOS ~ distance u alout mile. rrsul.
ting n BE almost isstsatsn~ous dss,h
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04

Tho '"ccssi1n.sts ~ tle sts,o. me-, s,o,or,
with f,rrs Hisrniaf nse.ra,,r. f., a.. .,,. =,
Richmond have alsa bought ...i .i.. wa. :. 7.
Aes'Fs H'ndurani 3 Ga. Wchspe Edsv.,
o. 'orno oil'ef able chsap5n 81 o.. sss., o.. IA
iosthviti' poe ap new paper under ths asg ~
So Union iac friends ~ thr cause thr,,,gt
ovi 'he whole colntry Should 90 oBc, TALL, q.
De suPPstt Of tbe new jaafaal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04

i''e editor Of The siartviIle broad A =.
= u'arr'ed. Look out for kafoGst. -.So.,5,y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04

A. We invite attcntIon a. the e.llb, NAV
'Nl'N N"Ihl.- Zoe prcsisst meeting. A
" '.e usual mole u pfoceedirg. We DO not
So Why ibe suggestion should not Dc ador,ss
sol meetings bid asssrdiner,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04

Ar'n'rSsrNr 80 rHt 4 = Srs,Tr On
Thursday evening ibc United States sc,,,.
alter coming o,ii ~ executive frs.,or va. NJ,
ifhcd BY Tie fTss.dcu; tI,at b. had no f.,r,,,.,
communication 20 sotmr ~, lodv. d..r,o,,.
on afiourn'd until tho fr., MONDAY ~ p,.e,m.
her HeNt &c day for n, aauuai session Q, ~,
gin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04

90 10 stable II W. ospras. II flippon In
,ln' eonn'' vas frod On Tuc.da, n,sht vel
lIe lost % adiitnn 60 thc stable acs,,,.g. A.. -
horses ani n quantity Il provcndsr r.,,,
woman has iccn sommitcd 70 jailsiar-sd ,i,,
committing u.c act
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
No. 20 so,rn srs,,r. n,l,...n
Special Notice.

SghALriNOm AND ono uAnROAn I've
sh,,sss irsiss 20 csr. ks,i aad West pass HArysn'
ferfy daiiy 81 Ne foll1-ias hoarsi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04

- . BE- latest report from Richmond state.
ssA' hspss AZ eniestaias'i of ,iy recovery Of
a.. n l. oailshsr. "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04

"a ID" Lexington Gasoife. IN speaking of
Senators Hustler aud Mason. and our Js,. J,s
union members d Congress, thu. winds nm N,
NJ. Mason
AZ 60 Mr.. Mason, he owes n. MA, a. ~.
gTAndiaihcr How long will the legislature N
Virginia hs influenced by such siekIv. Is,.o,I,rk !.
'nx pHftiality Tor Nance Mr. Mason Ia. 81
l~f'"rs ~ sln'o~t evers county I'm Weston VI
g'hia, IN h's own party. and &c would rcogirr q
l"lHcr alu'o-t A. tail - tic larl,ier Ja.o,, saw
% h'm - level vitL spiuc oi the W irs
% Western Virginia