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and obloquy which has been cast upon
it. II would be worthy Of people
who are distinguished for laying hold
Of things with strong hand, and for
adhering to principle, cost what 1t may
We believe that none Of the officers
which the resolution proposes to re-
sign, can have any other objection to
the measure than the selfish ioOs Of Of
flee and lis emol,lments. And he who
would not give up any office in the
state, for the purpose Of ending the
controversy which has produced so
much misery and ruin, and is daily de-
populating it, is wretch unworthy OF
any thing at the hands ola free people,
but indignation or contempt.
let not those who may be disposed
to reject this proposition, attempt to
mask their real motives under the plea
that the public Mid is too much agl-
,ated for general election. The OIL
ces once vacated and the fermentation
ceases Immediately, harmony will be
restored, and the people will go cooily
to work in the selection Of servants. in
whom they can confde Let 1t be re-
membered that Tie true patriot cares
not fig for men. He wants capable
and honest public servants; and he
wants them elevated to Office in man
ner provided for by the Constitution.
He cares not whether Barry or Boyle
be Chief Justice, so they be both E.
qually capable and deserving; but il is
of vast importance to him that the Of,
fee should be filled in way that all
will acknowledge is sanctioned by fun
damental law.
This proposition, if acceded 10, would
leave the constitutional question to be
settled by the new Legislature. The
election of members to both houses
would turn mainly on that question,
and there would be no doubt but the
decision Of the new Assembly would
be consonant to the construction which
majority Of the people are disposed
to give to the disputed clause ut their
constitution. And whatever construc-
ton The people chosse to put upon the
instrument, will be cheerfully acqui-
esced in, as the supreme law oil the
land.
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HTnuIn. faq6.


~ an away from the subscriber about months sgo Gran.
az der'o, about % years Of age, coarse rarpeper
aud remarkably white for slave aud might he readily
Ken Tor white strong active well set fellow rather
above ordinary size lie may have his forehead be-
tween, rather above his eyebrows ranging up and down.
by accident the edge OF flying from it, hcve cut him
there years ago. One Of is
near the wrist oni and il is believed the le which shows
That Joint enlarged and gives the appearance Of doca,n
bending ouwsrd with The end Of the Bone Of the arm
next 10 the joint considerably increased IN size Ills eyes arc
blue and his hair very straight Of dingy yelowi.h white
bad perhaps when he went or black ed Hat blue
Droaa cloth roundabout Coat lie Is blunt spoken fellow,
particularly when confused lis purpose doubtless TO pass
Tree msn viii give hundred dollars for his safe
delivery 10 any jail that get bin again, aud will Pay be-
des reasonable for his delivery 10 N At n
deuce in the county Of Franklin, North Carolina
JOHN ID. HAWKINS.
ar
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a;'lef,ai.c - accomplish Tic se4G.s ,,.i co.
serve, amidst this springtidc Of grateful emotions,
how prompt the Congress are to comply with his
advice-with how much Isecipi,ance they avail
themselves of that golden moment to enact laws
trauglt with blessings to posteriiy, while their
hearts are still throbbing under the influences of
Ayacucho. Now we will ask the queston-whai
monarch in Europe or in the universe would dare
to compare his own emotions with those that pal
plate in the bosom Of Bolivar? Shall we give these
remarks a more homeness OF application five may
be allowed to manufacture such word? Shall " e
say, that the time has arrived already. when the
United States after the successful accomplishment
OF halfa century of Republican experiment, mus,
now take lesson from Bolivar. Shall we entrea,
the Governor OF Georgia 10 compare the concluc, Of
this hero OF the field and OF the cabinet with his own
---shall we remind him that while this disciple OIL
Washington is recommending the establishment oil
one republican confederation for their mutual pro-
lection, he is himself endeav curing 10 PROSTATE AN.
| other confederation---we will touch this unhal.
| lowed subject no further. Bait. diner.
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CATHOLIC CLAIMS.

The London Times, of May %, holds the fol-
lowing language-Could we traverse suddenly the
vast space that separates on our globe day from
daTkness--the meridian from the midnight hour,
the transition would not be greater than that now
ielt by millions in Ireland, from the humiliation
OF TIER hopes, and the appalling change from con-
hdence to despair. The Kings advisers and their
followers, who, by their presence and their prox-
ieS' Ihhicted this blow, have assumed a terrible
responsibility. The whirlYind has been raised
the winds blow bigh-the elements are dark with
dIscord and danger and let those who provoked
The storm now meet its fury as they may The
Duke OF York is reported to have said That his
Father always thought Ireland could be kent tram
quill by force, and that his Fathers opinions were.
ia general, correct" II the Duke uttered these
sentiments, there is no term of reprobation too
strong Tor them. Let the experiment now be
made--let the bayonet still continue the weapon
9i Lesislation--lct us encamp in Ireland as the
TURK has done beyond the Bosphorus, and see how
long SIX millions oil brave and hardy people can be
Chained down by force. Rebellion and civil war
may NC. spring up at once. The Catholics who
have grown in property and knowledge, will no,
rush nadly on ruin but if the present calm, that
slumbers over Britain, should once pass away
u collected hostility should again gather round these
shores---ii the forces OF Europe should menace us
by land, and the fleets OF America oppose us on
the ocean, what would then be the state of IrelandS
As well might the blazing faggot be confined by
band OF flax, as force behen applied TO its clamo
rous millions Revolt and ruin would be on all
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GU.N,STON FOR SgLN

WILL sell public sale atthe tavern OF Horso C1,v.t
10 the town Of Alexsndtis, THURSDAY gth Of Ssn
tssCe 825 my valuable the Potomac river called
bONSIO, situated about ~ miles below the District of Co
lumbia This estate contains rather than 1000 acre. ~
hue land TO which attached several valuable Gbec,
tOO Of this land is under for life and epf. TO-
SlOOO per 30 under lease for fern, nj
years and rents for 100 dollars the fisheries have rented E
1000 dollars aud generally fer 800 TO 500 per annum In H.
event Of the completion Of The Ohio and Cheapesse
VIII be 0f incaloulsbe value The arabic land produce CO.
crops Of aud wheat and the Of a.
the land from be hshing shores inexhauuis
ct the estate Is ~ woods. large manufacturing mill die
tnt Ony miles by water, where all The cron, c,r he 80
navigation 10 the mills sufficient for vessel, esrr,r Soo
bushels Of wheat The steamboats, pass the land evs, a.
The woods abound with deer and The creek, and rivey &
Wild fowl The improvement very large aud sub,antiai
brck dwelling house, kitchen, meat house. dairy ice bouse
Wc3 0veueers houses stables barns, negro bues &e ~
The tenement Of 10 there very good ,eeom5,oI,,;
About mile II fence ncOse The whole meek az ,d -
tanning 5000 IL could, the budings being 40 L
advantaseousy divided and will he sold so rs to suit purea
ere One fourth Of the money Will be required in hand the
a deed " trust the property.
AZ nc time and place. will sell that beautiful sest IN
which now reside, called MOUNT EAGLE feonfsin,
about ~ acres of aud, Of which has been highly r
we'd Mount Eagle IS situated cninence near Aexand
and for beauty Of rT aspect uDvaiIed II commando fn
ton. The dwelling house spacious and very a
the water abundant and uncOmmonly 6uc.
Also 100 dcrcs IF Hood Land, adjoining col Auous,,
SMITH near alexandria Term bsf cash the balance In
two ANNUAL payments, bearing interest secured by deeds Of
trust The land. Persons wishing 10 see The funston s.,
siesm-bcaisPs', daily. Twill slew the other land
GEORGE MASON,
Mount Eagle ma, 6l,randris Fair far county, Ia.
Juoe2e. it'd,
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July 5.
Dismal SCAMP Stock for Sale.

PURSUANT TO decree Of tn. L1cttt Cot of the Dis
riet IF Columbia for tn. county Alexandria as
term Of the said count, in the aicae Of Cancery
Washington a@ others, iegaiees, mpants, Bush
'od Washington and Laurence Lewis, acting
George Washington dec defendants, shall,
under the SAID decree, proceed 10 sell onte 15h day June
ensuing at public auction, for cash. the Commercial
ing Hornin Alexandra, share OF Stock in the Dismal
Swami Land Company the property ofhe of the
Gen George Washington The dividends paid upon tl.
Share, oT years past, have beru very able,
particular statement Of which may he by
report with tie of 3Iasicr Com Moore FLED
IN the aforesaid case. Sale To ~ O'Clock
NOBLET HERB ERr, COMMUNIST nsr.
May II, 1925.
IL The above sale postponed Friduy The ed O,
July ''ert, at tue same place and hour.
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lMnker's nm 10 SnIe-

NE ubsorher offers at private sale, his Plantation eag
~. bunssf's HILL Jing Poyhhs Creek in the county ~
five and half miles the Town Of M,neb.
n anu between the Manchester Turnpike Road and JAMIE
yei Ihr PIlnalou contains 951 acres Of LAND one h,lf
winch woodland, heavily tmbsred with oak and pine ma
sNy acres OF the Land are excellent G. eek bottoms
Inc improvements consist of oomfuodious dwelling ho.e
barn stable, ice house and all other convenient Out bs,
snd very valuable Saw Mill sbundisy supplied with a,
RON Powhne Creek and with timber from the adleen, wool
ands ri the Plantation There also on the same Greet
good ste Tor Gf Mill And the rnateis for eonue,;,
one arc prepared and in readiness 10 be elected The P
!, situated 70 very agreeable neghborhood aud well
Wa'eteo ana healt--S country esidence there arc f
situations more desirable; and il POSSESSES Al lie sne IT, '
convenience o. proximity market. The subscriber ntend;,
70 the Wes,ru country, will oer good bargain aud
easy leis 10 the purchaser Those who may he ds1ose ~
purchase such property requested visit the pteni
wsIe ths subscriber, or in his ,sboDoe Mr. Jordan So
give mem such further Information upon The .ob;e, ~
my may o ts ANDERSON EDWARDS.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

uNAWAY from Cha iuiie North Carolina, abou,
u - the SUh Nov last while his way fr..n Virginia To
Oeo' negro by the OF MIKE, (sou,'
l" the name OF MnehelD whom purchased Of VIM FuicheT
OF hichond aud had previously been owned nv Dr. Barr
OF King and Queen County, about 80 or IS year.
DID, dark complexion, FIVE feet II inches high slender
nd straight made with down look, aud of but lie
probably has pass, with w, may attempt to go as free
nsn aud taken will deny hi, aud that OF has
Will 'he object to be sold out OF Jail To remain in W..
cure hi IA jail aud Inform of the by letter. address
ed TO Hartford, Geo.
j4e' requested appe OF his detention a, soon
As he may lie recognised
JOHN 5. PORTER.
july s.
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RE.VTUCKY -YGE.N7CY

II ohEfT TRiPLETT date of Richmond0 having bes,
induced ny number Of Virginans, to establish 6imsF
w. akII' Kentucky forthe transaction Of th. busine in
49,, nc a peen engaged for the last six years Wis in nye,f
pay ma taxes teanting and selling Iard settling
es, sung ocoieeiing debts for that purpose ba;
huso'i OF great expense he tenders his 10
a' nie 70 he pubic ia general lie well known in MIR
mono anu petersburg, having done alarge amount Of busne.
h Two Places and some from Norfolk Frederick,
ouIs' a wen as ifomyarious other parts of the stale
heier 10 judges Green Brooke and Bouidin lie Hon W.
.; hFeher OF amelia DE- John Adams, mayor Of Richr
messFs John Scott and VIM. S. stone FIsJer; Lb HI
NJ tah4, Pgef'hwg aud aIr. Al. snder wilson Ne,foIs
il'2 ie Hon Thomas Todd, Geo M. Bibb aud john O.,
Iyhaen' ahkiot Ken aud ia Mr.. Thomas Green Ricbo
his ~ '"'' i"i aSeHeies or
~ l. mas agents employed, by whose aid he j, enabled 49,
ooe, 10 have business transacted any part oftr ,tatc
attention 49, van N'Net Win pF0mps
Frankfort, Oct ., 1874
'he above was pennsd, II. Tripeit ha, sociae
i't ~ CUISINES with Albert 4. Burnley and AZ berca.r
n w never he absent from their Office al III. same
N1lepondents, who may make their offers worth ateto
VIII ensure promptly from N"'''''
FoL 20 TRIPLETT BURNLEY
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MAS e,mnned to the i, of Nct;Oway county the 18th
W Nav last negro who calls III
JiMES aud tina, he the property of Thoa, rov
foy, trader and was purchased OF John Ellis of
county, near he Eastern Spring, aud that he the
aid rody Toy, in the mountains. ON his way to the West
James oe~es" so and 50 Of age, very black, feet
inches hien remarkably whit. teeth, aud has large his
breast produced as he saysby hurn aud had The marks
irons on h wrists when committed Jail. lie has red
annri smut grey mixed forrest cloth and Virginia cloth
panaioon James appears To he ,hcieni intellect aud
not on VIII not, give satisfactory himself the
ae and county where lac raised The said
away hereby required 10 forward prove his property
pay charges aud take him away he dealt with as the
law directs l. A. CAMPBELL Jaor
of MOI
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Dfay3.
'y" ITN---WI9
FIFTY DOII.4RS PEITI JHO

ioLEN IN Richmond 18th has last from the Subscriber
Noa negro woman by the of Sally The thief by IN,
nsne Of Phil brum,kl free man, both raised in Aela
C"uniy-Sly about II years old four or FIVE in
'hes ish dark complexion, thick lips usi, featured
wears black beaver hat Phs abor six feethree or -four
inehe' h old black complexion counte
when spoken 10 humble aud pleasant wears blue can,, ;,
clothes they once attempted 10 get board :.
iree persons believed they will attempt il second time
masters OF vessels ter eoe from taking ON
board as Passengers otherwise The above reward will b-
pdidto who will them in any Jail in th,
state the and brius the fellow 10 ce a,
- dollars will he paid ipr the woman alone.
May Sis l225 T-w8ws X. II. SCOTT
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TREASURY nEP lRrAfEY1, oa-l. 49, 100.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. 2stli April. 1925
OIICE hereby gIycn, that the first day OF October
heX te principal Of the Six per Cent Stock Of the Uni
led States created udtr the authority OF an act Of Conrre,
eH'led' An act authorizing loan for not exceeding
eleven millions Of doisr opened the fourteenth dav of
March chou and eight hundred aus twelve with
me interest due ihereon viii be paid TO the Of sail
ooc or ihef auores duly authorized, at the Treasury Of
ih United States in Washington and at the several Loan
ee on the Books Of which any portion said Stock may stand
surrender Of the certificates Of said Stock will he required
al tile lime oi payment and the interest OH said Stock will
from aud after the itrtth day Of September next.
SAMUEL J.. SOUTHARD,
=, 81. 49, Acting Sec'ry Treasury.
InnN IUt I1a1t I-InhS
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RackOOn- Ford AfiiIs for SALE.

WE u'cribers having purchased the above Mills under
y deed Of trust, but not being acquainted with the milling
business, are disposed 10 sell them very cheap. They lie On
me haPd Ann RIVER IN the " & ange Culpeper
ana consist Of Manufacturing, Grit Saw, and Plaster sin
picking Gin and Carding Machine. The Fauufacturins
' T. undergoing suitable repairs for the grinding sea-
son: The Grt Mill, sc. are new.
rms property adgsntsgsously located that II is believed
.Wshiyhve thousand bushels Of wheat be COM
aded with much easeths The toll from the cora mill will
cayerase two hundred fifty barrels and that the saw mill
arIng nsehne&c. viii valuable custom under pre-
PC mana cement All persons disposed 10 engage IN the mill
ing business are invited 20 make personal inspection, ss the
subscribers feel confident, good bargain viii rarely he Of
fered IN property Of this kind JACKSON MORTON
June 81 14-fAug JERE MORTON.
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COITOM GLNS

I'HE. subscribe, formerly resident of Mathews county
l. where he long engaged making Cotton GINS which
were hghy approved Of has resumed that business
ey and nlen carrying OH on the most mprovd plan, and
10 any demand that he wanting the low price
per saw, for all GINS Of from 50 10 40 ans for those
greater number of s. % only will be chaged he w,he.
those who want 0in "a send their Orders
IS possible which shall be faithfully executed work
not approved OF they ha not be bound To- receive it,
Ally residence d on Maia Street, Mr. william Mitchell,
Jeweller. EIrCuIE AYpps
Richmond. Nav IA
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IEron ihe Vi,rinia W,raId.l
z
On visiting the Grass Of ,he Mother Of General WGskg
ton, =, Freder:cksIuyg.


On visiting me erase Of the Mother Of General Weskasg
tom, u. Ereder:ctsJurg.
Mother of him whose godlke fame
The good tlrougho the world revere,
Al! why, without soue, name,
Thus sieepsi thou unre saIded hei.'
Fair pen-i,o branches Ger thee wave
Aud Nature decks the chosen dell;
Ye, surely DER thy lialo~'d grave
y n1;iou'i nourntul signs should SWEET.
Ho,oe, with burst Of ilial piiie,
The mother vi her GIacohi viewed;
Ani why should we restrain the .r.e
. Oh revereniiii gratitude
She to sublime Volumnia paid
Her tribute Of enrapur'd tears,
When the dread chief that voice obcy'd,
Which s,erisy curb'd his infant y.ars.
Thou, ia the days of Spart,'s might
Hadst high On her nlusirious roll
Been rank'd amid those nairOu's brrl,,
Who nobly uurs'd the great Of SOUL
For di.cipliuJ in Wi,don's school,
The lofty pupil own'd thy sway
And well mi; hi h. he sk'i lu!e,
so carly nurus'd 20 obey.
No snetvaiinc art. icin'd
NJ weak Indulgence warp'd Thy mind,
To cloud the hero's path of light
Ssy,-when upon thy shielding breast,
The SAVIOUR VI his country hung,
When his SOFT lip To thine pt,s,,
WOdins the accents from thy tongue,
Saw'st thou, president. o'er hi, brow
The shadJwy wreath Of laur.! start i,
Or did thy nightly dream hestuw
High visions Oi his siDriods part 2
And when his little hands were laugh,
BY thee IA simple prayer to rise,
Sly.-wcro thy devotion. franshi
With Heightened inc,usc fIr the sAtea:
Well Amy that aim .Oui,liny rest
Heroes, aud mighty chief, to see,
VIII" tind' rs iu,oli, Offspring lle
With inUnitCis and guides Ike tlee.
:. future -g-, than I'LL more lust
With hi,, shall blend tbs hunuu name,
And rear, eAultins "cr TIN dust,
The monutuen, vi deathiess fame;
Aud thitler bid Young mother, wend,
Ia be.s ily spiri. they Ia,e;
And learn, while per thy tomb k-y bend
For heaven 10 train the bahca they love
May :ISt, 1895. his
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PyI.NDoIV GLaSS. Sc

TIVE subscriber is dger; hi. city Boston Cron
4 Glass Manfaetors, and for the Ee.r- gland Glass Com
parry and will ord' aud sell the prices ,
various kinds OF lass inade at those gl,,
of particular pattern whether pirin cut or Inoui he
keeps hand for sale in lots suit wholesale
supply II apmbcearic decsner, cret. cs,or tun
&c. &c &c - '"f''
ALSo CoNSr ANTLY FOR SALE,
keel in kegs of from so lbs Nova Scotia rrind.,onc
wrapping raper&e' THOMAS MAY.
~, Cay Street
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Letters from Dublin of the 2lst May. state that
such was the excitement throughout Ireland in
consequence OF the result of the Catholic question
In the House OF Lords, chat the different, mail
coaches were dispatched with double guards,
from the strong apprehension of disturbances.
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L OF OLE ANYTyna


of hs an acre on which lately resided. Store loom j,
large and conveniently fitted up, good dry cellar and ,r-e
sna pleasant counting the fas part Of the budiSx
having one room and passage below stairs two cellars
rooms aud passsge above siarsthe whole making large
sotied building the best order for the recepon f Emil
and large sock Of Goods Inc oat-hou,es consist of fan
ed Kitchen with two below ana one above stair an -
celent smoke house and ic- house. The enclosure he
e'Tey new before tie day Of sale AT TIE same time and
place viii he offered another half Loo of Land
~ stuatedto the other hch three stored Ir
house aud GTanay capable Of holding fifteen
OF wheat, and framed stable for four noe, Thee Io yiu
he sold separately tsyeher may best suit the ybes of
the purchasers Havingremoyed from this
will be sold II any thing offered Person. VII
are about TO make eatilc wouId do . -,
look at this properyi for the undersigned can assert from
PeTlence that there not situation Va far as he koo
that holds out better propect Of the merchant
Caersyille and its nesborhood which tbckIy settled with
wealthy and industrious population, aud good society As
be found in the State. " -"
The terms Of payment will be three equal annual inn.n,.
10 commence the first day of July next without Interests t
purchaser purchasers TO give bond and good security 10 he
approved BY the undersigned, and deed OF trust on he
perry iof The FIRST paymeu-and deeds OF Tust u secure the
two last payments. Wv
AsHIRv IN r Setf" W.
Virginia Mills, March q. lO4 ",tc
~ The above property not being sold il is now offered nj,
private sale or for least Application nav be nsd 10
capt Thomas PeHiberton Caersye or TO The un,r,y
20 az lne VTe-a Mills ASBURY CRENSnAW
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E0ts "a fG,mesile yor Sale.
VA I'LL DC offered Tor s. the highest bidder the TOYS
~ Vt Famvlc Thursday the sh of August next, if
ar not the n.Ni day there after, the whole OF The Lots
~ ne pian OF said town, which have been heretofore
.eisd or sold by the Trustees of sid town. consisting OF -
han acre Lots, aud delegated IN the p, hv Numbers H. IS
%, 81. 81 So
Twelve months credit viii be given; the purcha giving
bonus with approved security and lien upon the Lots.
BY TN, TRUSTEES.
July 9. I7wTxs
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June 8.
FP y NT77Lj NV Fop CT

PURSUANT 70 the last will testament of the late nj,
Daniel Couch, offer for sale that autl estate called
fRkNCH My lying la the county Of Hanover upon the
'ae ROAD om Richmond Fredericksburg and distant from
tue former place about ten miles The contain,
divided no three fields and we'll enclosed and IN nice orde,
ior farming. The Improvements consist of a large two story
Dick Dwelling House, with all the NECESSARY out houses, for
the accommodation Of geneel family plat of the Land
the price and terms Of payment vail be made on spp
cdiion 10 Mr. Anthony Robinson, Jr Bank of Virgins,
aud the tenant Mr. Anderson Grubbs, will ew the estate 10
those Acned to purchase Should sale effected be-
iore me hst day CT September next will that daJ, be
iered before the front door Of III, Eagle Hotel in the civ of
Richmond. william RICiIaUnSoN
Attorney m fact for Sarah Couch ExN Of Daniel Couch dec
Sp0ttsy ivdi,ia, 27fh Eny. s-wn