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TO OUR PATRONS.

u The Editors of the Wing have engaged the
services oil one OF tine most accomplished Stenogra-
piers IN the U. States to report the Debates of the
Virginia Convention. During the session of tina.
body the Country Wing will be issued three times
week. as our readers will wish to hear rapidly from
the Convention and as their proceedings will proba-
by occupy much space 1t has been suggested to
''e'h' that many persons who arc poor to take
newspapers by the year. would like to subscribe for
the time that Assembly, which is deeply interest.
ing to all, may sit. To accommodate all such, We
sai relax our rules and take subscribers for thaees-
SION, at theF of the price of annual subscription.
II the Convention are in session two months only,
the price of the paper for that me will be one dollaf
payable in advance.
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From the .Norr;s,o,ra Rcpjster.

Pa'r4cHc.-We have, this week, the melancholy
duty to record the death of the venerable Maj. Gen
William Brooke, of Radnortownship, Delaware coun-
ty, inflicted upon him by the hands of his SON. Thos
Brooke We have not learned ali the particulars and
as he is under arrest to be dealt with as the Jury of
his country may think proper it would be unjust to re-
mark further upon the subject. Gen. Brooke was a
soldier ofthe revolution, and firm friend to his coun
try, IN the hour of danger. He brave and good
man, and ofhis sterling worth and usefulness to soe
ety. the large circle of friends and acquaintance he
has left can testify After suffering the prvations
and hardships ofthe of independence, and living
to see his country prosperous and happy, he has fallen
at the age of83 years, victim to the brutal passions
his declining years.
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81 We find it necessary to give notice
to our distant Subscribers in arrears, that
unless they remit US payment by mail post
PAID we shall be under the disagrceable
necessity of stopping their papers. And
particularly of those residing out of the
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resolution TO erect additional buildings so as 20 a.
ford spacious Hall, Rooms for Recitation a Libra
rry' DINING Room, Refractory, SC; aud thew in
tend TO convert the present edfce into Lodginr
The Auturnnal Commencement takes place ON tho
hrst Thursday OF September. 1t has two vacations
in October and May.
Tuition is $40 per Session; and. is said BOARDING.
can be had from 81 i24to 81 6e!a per week.
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DOMESTFC,
froul tie Providence (2. y SuJnite,

FROM the PToUtdsHce (R II SuLdiiern.
nE ABpuC THE following the brief particulars of
The Of abduction, which alluded in onncr paper;
About ten days since, carriage drove hastily the door
of one of the repec able hotels Of place. the owner oft
jumped out and handed the landlord interesting female
whom he called Ills wife, and stated that lie ongngs
for the night OF rooms accordingly prepared and
line gentleman and lady entered Oh the premises
he party had not been long before voting gentle
man of respectable address and genteany appearance enter
cd he hotel and after enqmg for the strangers stated that
the lady was his sis,cthat she had by the man
who accompanied her. and that anxious to snatch her
from the clutches of tie destroyer lady and Gentleman
had retired to and the nnhodcr did know by what
authority the stranger demanded admttance of his
guests he advised him to wait till morning, aud then take legal
steps for the of his alleged sister The was
adopted and the young To bed Early the day.
the lady and gentleman and whilst they the eve of
tcir departure, the young gentleman had with his
sister, which marked with the cning eircun
stances The female wep btterly-expressed an anxious
desire 10 10 her friends and her home that she
could not In the me the seucer, rather the abai-
GER discovering That the brother had arrived drew his pistols
and stating THAI the female belonged him, that lie
would blow out the brains of that opposed him. ans,
the young lady the carriage hastily departed and
has not since been heard of Ii said abducer
married man. and the father of several children place
of residence is Ashford Connecticut We give these brief
tcuar for the sake %! gratifying that curiosity we av
awaened and sorry say, that existing circumstances
forbid our going INTO more minute exposition.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

F}ZE ADDRESS
en by Airs 'ls ~ the oPen"s Of The Baltimore reatr
Ii',o1 pcre uuiolds her olusky wing.
~. ! .r,,r thc pas, lustruus spirits slrinc
i.r -a'vc gives back lis dcad-the sea It's pre-.
~1'i.ci,0d :, the hour of storm from life awayi
p c,rC' hey Gomez ie iyiant and the slave.
g .'ues aul i,rircs leave The shadowy grave,
N'luti .ar.c,. thrones, AGAIN for e,rpirc war
IN, rj,a through smoking plains the viS;or's can
insNoy,r,l deeds with glorious heroes rise
~! Virtue ,vcmds with Genius from the skies
t.1rilfS talcs, crs,S wander bach viii, years
Ari ErroSpection's eye is filed with tears,
~ FAC worlds a STAGE" e'cTral Shakespeare cries,
i'acc 'yrants ft, aud loter spirits rise
Before the gaze Times CLOWN. pasean;s roll,
i'rclia sh';eks and Brutus FIRES tie soul
nc bloody pass where tirec:a's mobiles, fell,
nc Nictor's shout, the pIt,int's dying krc,
sc hunds'aued banner and the broken shield,
y Genius magic wand are here revealed.
The Erlcsian fame is lit and Curus dies
amos brrghcs, chid-Rome's hottest sacrifice.
lTnud Crsar's form leans DER the immortal pile,
Nod { 2sar'S rocking wounds are fresh the while.
Tic noble Roman stabs his virgil; child,
And sweet Virginia dies, but undecided
These the Dramas picurcs-,i,is toe shrine
Nhs'o siiloT spirits WOO tn immortal Nine.
Cnti:crss win, Young Genius here shall SOAR,
'Hd tanry's .can's and Natures depths explore,
lrr1 wrentiS from mountain heights aud ocean cares,
tFo't !tl!cn iiUrS and tmfcCordcd graves
l'urge with SPIRITS fight hcvord the sky
Aud tell OF! i;erins Isles that float on high.
70 ro,tsc the a,jlI from Supcret,ion's dream,
."wraH the scIl and witch with Honour's thcnir,
10 ,ict,rc Vice. a monster dark and dire,
Mo slci" how high may Virtues sons aspire
y" iiN among the stars the patriots nauc
Aud give his deeds TO everlasting fame
! z; Ivm from Gcatie natures tears Ys.iise,
!tni slew dcvo;ct'ncss in all IFS WAYS
go teach man what he should be- aud TO dwell
.tr'nng the old philosophers, and tell
,.'w wisdom Frightened and how vaIorr strove,
l.cn when the God or worl6s.wa hailed as love
These are the Dramas ends-f tIicse are well.
''trc US your ears the rest your hearts must tell
Nra,,'v aud Youth snail off assemble here
md the bright eye he dinnncd with many a tear
boar ,Flyt,ri have
$ sorrow -ae unf0i,is lis peous tale:
SUIT Virtue still shall Triumph. Vice dcspaIf,
y so2iihc,lu Siicm drags ii from its !sir!
erc Age shall ponder as the scenes float t,Y,
AUD dream OF c.Ulicr inurs wit, nrusiug eve
Shall mark the feeble form yield up its breath,
Jhcf turn within and mediate Of death.
l'o.c eli shall learn from rrcoIls of the past,
: lat life is bref-tlrat beauty canno, last,
That honOr'S boon is to the noblest gvC,
That Virtue only shall survive in Heaven.
I'crc all shall mark the change from age age,
hnd ell shall atcan moral from the strgc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

TRAVELLERS are respectfully informed that
N the Western Stages to Lynchburg and Salem,
Fridays, at q Il. NJ; arrive at Lynchburg the
next days by P. NJ, and Salem the third day.
whero the great Valley line to Huntsville Nash
vile, &c. is connected Before reaching Salem,
at Fluks on the Blue Ridge mountain this line in
tersccts Caldwells line, which passee Fincastlc
Sweet Springs Salt and White Su phur Springs, &C.
intcrsecting Porter 81 Bclden's line at Lewisburg,
which rms to Guyandotte on the Ohio river.
The Richmond line in returning will leave Salem
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at d 4. NJ.
and Lynchburg on Wednesdays, Fridays and Nor
days at a. VI.
The travel will be performed by daylight in sum-
ner.
For seats to the West; apply Mt the bar Of tie
Union Hotel, Richmond.
All Baggage or property, whether belonging 10
passengers or other PERSONS the risk of the res
pectiye owners thereof.
A. PATTERSON, Proprie,or.
RicHYoND & SALEH.
y. B.-Caldwclrs line only twice a week.
Passengers for The Springs, &c. should leave Rich
r0ynd Wednesdays AID Frilavs.
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WELLsBURG, Sept. j.
IEEEER SON COII.EGE

w EIIsBURG, Sept. D..
JEFFERSON COLLEGE.
We indebted 10 the politencss Of n friend for
forwarding to us an exhibit of the present state of
tins highly respectable institution. 1t has been from
It's commencement one of the most useful and sue
ccsstul Seminare5 of the West; and at present. is IN
n very furnishing state
At this time it has FIVE Professors and one Tutor
viz:
Rev. MATHEW BRowN, D. D. President.
Kew JOINS NJ MILAN, ID. D. Vice President and
Professor of Theology.
Rev; JAMES RA'isAY, D. D. Professor ofthe lie
brew Language.
Mr.. SAMUEL MILLER, a. M.Profcssor Of 1Iathe-
mates and Natural Philosophy
Rev. WILLIAM SMITH, A. NJ. Professor of Ian.
guagcs.
Mr.. JAcoB Coon Tutor.
II has la Students, VIZ
in the Senior Glass 30
Junior az
Sophomore " %
Freshman 81
Preparatory School 90
Inc course Of studies adopted at this Seminary for
the different Glasses is, viz;
FoR THE SENIOR CLAss:-P betoric. Joric. Meta
physics, Moral Philosophy, Natural Theology, tho
Evidences of Christianity, Political Economy. and
the Revision of the Natural Sciences and Lam
guagcs.
FoS THE JUNIOR CtAss--Emclids Elements. Men.
suratioD, Plane 4 Spherical i'rpouometrv Sur
yoyng, Algebra, Fluxions, Geography, Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, and Revision ofthe Ian
guages.
FoR THE SorHoNoRE CAUSE.-THE Greek Ian
gnogc and Ancient Geography.
For THE FREsHMAN CAUSE.-THE English and Lat
IN Languages, and Roman Antiquities
At the present Session has Students from Penn
sylvaHa Ohio. New York. Delaware Virginia
1orth Carolina, South Carolina, Nlississippj Ar
kansas Territory, and the District Of Columbia
Tho Board Of Trustees have ,ately cone 70 thc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
ROARDYNG.

MRs. GEO. P. RICHARDSON win be rp-
I've pared by the 25th ofthc present month, (Sep-
tember) TO furnish with genteel boarding. a few
Members of the Convention, the Legislature or 9th,
crs' at the residence of her husband over Wallis Me-
mca store, on Fl street, near the Capitol Square,
sent I1-2fN
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KING WILLIAM LAND

FOR S,4LE.
W. HI be sold at public auction, ut King William
W Courthouse, the 98th of the present month
beng court day, on a credit of one, two and three
years, ali the right, title and interest OF Woodson
Parrish in the following Tracts of Land, viz: One
tract Immediately on the PamDkey River, known ~
the name OF the River Plantations adjoining the lands
estate, and contains 2i61-4 acres: also one other
tract, containing l42 acres, known by the name of
WmgieId, desirable place for small family, with
comfortable buildings thereon.
RICHARD G. WORKMAN,
CIAS. ELLIS,
WM CRANE,
sept CIT C HENRY IT. KING.
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Tie Sensible Echo--The weather has been fine all
through Jafy. (Echo.-You lie.
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PLEAsANTs. ABBoTT & CO.

4 SuhAWAS;-Was committed to the jail of Jefferson
t county, on ihe 9Th day of May last negro named
southern trader He is very black has sung countenance
about feet o inches HIGH and abo 81 years old He for
mey belonged VIM Little, of this county The owner ia
requested to prove property and take him away he will be
sold for his jail fees, the law directs -
sept 1-w3m THOMAS GRIGGS, Jafor jeff CD.
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Crarlt.rox CornIrn O..,-r }

IHIFITsTOV foTRIfN OF..T
- Sent. I1--d1P.w (
respondent at Havana regular nc C tic No,c.c.o Nor
cai.. &c he }9;. liz. 49,
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UNANAY;-Was eonn,ted to the Jail of jefferson
ss county, oSihe 18th day of May, negro woman namr
SARAH ANN WINTERS She is abois al years of are of
dark complexion feet or inches high has on one
ullhb She she born between Aide and Leesburo
and raised by Rebecca Taylor of Alexandria The owner OF
SAID slave is requested pay charges take
her away or she will be sold for jail fees law dir
SEPT i-w3m THOMAS CRIG(,S Jalor Js9 -,
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M r. JAMES LYNCH.-SrR: As YOU are not
IVA resident of this Commonwealth, YOU win
take notice that have fled in the clerks office Of
the superior court of law for the county of Wy,ha
statement of the causes on which l shull apply,
by Peiitien to the Legislature of Virginia at it's next
session, for q divorce from yol.
Yours, &c. ELIZABETH LYNCH.
Wvthe county. Vn. Sent. l. 1900 81 o
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New YoRK, September II.

New YoRK, September II.
/ Hdt.-Ncarv as good battle had like to have
been fought in our immediate neghbourhood day be-
fore yesterday, ordinarily chronicle when we
receive South American news a bank of oysters
has been planted by citizens of Jersey at great ex-
pense. near Perth Amboy, and within the waters
over which the State of New York claims i,lrisdic-
ton The Staten Island fishermen have always had
a great fancy to avail themselves of this asserted
right, and serve process the OYSTERS which has
as uniformly been resisted by the Jerseymen. On
Wednesday last small army amounting to hundred
and fifty men, if we correctly informed left the
Island in boats with the determination of catchin
all the oysters they could find The people of Am
BOY were summoned to arms, the fiotia was seen
approaching; and having called a council of war,
six FOUNDER was brought down to the bank. Eight
shots were fired at the Statan Islanders without do
ing any execution, but the shots began to come so
near, over and under them, that they drew off their
armada, landed and held consulta tion. Arms were
procured and it was debated whether they should
return and give the enemy regular battle. Prudence
and patriotism prevailed over headlong vaour in the
discussion, and they abandoned their enterprise, Both
parties are now in state of armed neutrality. 1t
IS to be hoped that neither Of them have brought
themselves within the terrible penalties of the
second section Com. .4do
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cause ne had been furnished by bis rich
friends with cork jacket Aud alter
the toord have tried his bottom, as they
call il. and find that he will swim, they
turn about and tie blsdders under his
arms, thereby verifying the words OF
Scripture, 40 him that hath il shall De
given." But I would no. be understood
to say that the board OF directors arc
the worst men in society. BY no means
Other men would do just so, right or
wrong, if they had the power i mean
as I SAID at first, that banks are poor
props for retailers to lean upon. Now
let those retailers who are destitute OF
brass or business talent beware OF the
banks Drudge, aud toll, and econo'
mise, and struggle against public opln
ion, and get so honest living, II you can.
But if YOU can't get an honest living, II
you find you must go down, and no man
will send you a cork jacket, or blad
der, or plank, why, go dam - but be
honest. Ar OLD hhIAiLkk
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portray.
From the Gospel Advocate.
THE WILD AMAR ANTH.

The rose, that gave lis perfume to the gale,
And teumph'd ter an hour, in gay parade,
Pride OF Dema,cus. bright imperial how'r,
Was born to fade!
Shorn Of tts bloom, and ri2ed Of its pow'r,
Sesr'd By the blast, and scattered 10 the vale!
So youth shall wither, beauty pass away!
The bloom Of health, the flush Of mantliRg
pride
Nor wealth. nor skill, nor eloquence can save,
From swift decay,
Beauty aud youth are dust, to dust allied,
And time returns its tribute to the grave.
Pale, unobtrusive tenant Of the field!
Thy fair unsued tcrm shslI stli remain,
Mid summers heat, and sutunBs chit career,
And winters reign.
EV'n the first houors 0t the doral year,
To thee alone snail gsy Narcissus yied.
Pair emblem art thou of the spotlt - breast
Like thee. Gniading tow shall virtue bloom,
When youth and all It's busting prids rep0se,
Dee9 N the tomb.
When besuty's cheek shall wither IKE the rose
And besuy's sparki'og oye stan BE- at rest.
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fatirusd lgSorer. Sweet sleep eUlcrsc-
ed the inhabitants Of the village from
the grey bead that leaned upon the stan
10 the nursing ia the cradle; aud sick
ness forgot its pain, and affection its
grief, and poverty its cares. his duties
thus discharged, the benevolent Angel
of Sleep returned and seated himself
gain beside his more serious brothsr-
when the day dawns," said he, With
10Y, 'uien will bless me as their friend
and kenefactor, what delight to DO good
unseen and in secret; bow happy are we
the invisible messengers of Heaven;
how blest is our peaceful destiny"
Thus spoke the lovely Angel OF Sleep
The Aagel Of Death looked upon him
with sile ut anguish and tear, sGch as
immortsls shed, glstening in the orbit OF
his luxubrious eye-"Ah," cried he,
"why can not like thee enjoy the ex
quisite pleasure of glatltude?-man
calls me the enemy and disturber OF his
delights"
MY brother,'' replied the Angel oil
Sleep, "when the gust shall rise from bis
tomb, will be not recognize thee as bl'
friend and benefactor, and bless thee
with eternal gratitudes are we not
brethern, seut forth by the same kind
psrenI1" He paused, and the counte
nance of the Angel of Death beamed
with radiant smiles the too genIi aga I
embraced each other with fraterua! al
| fectiun.
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Umbrellas and Parasoles

Manufactured in Philadelphia, expressly 70
retailing. TOWNER l. HARRIS.
Shepherds. Town, May IA,
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MARsBAL'S sALE.-By virtus OF ao. ~
rendered on the 9th Of December, 1923, pc,
tween Washington Evans, conpiainsh,'. hag
John Craighesd and Others. defendsn' ST IN ~.
IN Monday the I'D day of June neKt, :" a.,
premises, either in person. or by deputy, he
or sale, TO the highest bidder Tor c.s ss,rg.
house and lot in the town OF MsrIl uaso,;as
nown as lot No. So, lying az the 'n's'seo s,ooS
f King street and Spring Alley; besides ,eu,e.
dwelling house, there is kitchen, smOSe"
&c. JOHN S. MAGlLts
Marshal ofhs WInehsstsr .. q I'''"~
May 28, 1879.
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DEATH AND SLEEP-AN APoLooUE.
From tie German.

AS hand in hand the Angel Sleep and
the Angel of Death, were traversiug
the Earth, evening gently stole upon
them, and they sat down amid quiet
scene, while the distant village bell died
away upon the air. Tranquil and silent
according to their habits they enjoyed
in confidence the beauty Of the scene.
At length the Angel of Sleep rose from
his NOISY seat, and scattered from his
hand the seed Of slumber; the evening
breeze bore them to the cottage of the
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POTOMAC LAND FOR SALE.

POTOMAC LAND FOR SALE.
E Have for sale, Tract Of Land con-
"a tanning 30& acres. situate within miles OF
Pormsn's mill, adjoining the lands Of Mrs. MGR
gan, Mr.. f. Turner, Mr.. Vim. Green, and Mr..
Hout, about 200 acres cleared and 100 acres in
timber. The whole is of the first quality of
Limestone Land, pronounced by good judges
to be equal, fnot superior to any IN the neigh
oorbood A great bargain and accommodating
terms can be had it immediate application is
made VIM. LONG.
Msrtinsburg, Jan 8, 1899,
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II EETOv.AT
FOKMAN's FERRY, Mouth Of 0peckon.

tORMAN'S FERRY, Mouth Of OpsckOn.
THE subscriber informs the public, that he
has a new FERRY-8oAT in good order
Tor conveying of Wagons, Carriages, &c. across
the Potomac River and the opeckon Creek -
II will be found to be the nearest road from
Martinsburg 10 Boonsboro', Hagerstown. vii
Transport, &c. also, the nearest and most direct
road from shepherdstowns Charles,Own, &c
by way OF Wilhsmsport to the Cumberland
road 1t will he attended TO by
March 5--u. JAMES FORMAN.
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FLUUBH .U.IhING BD Wv Iu"'
in all its various branches, in the ssme sDO'l
that they formerly occupied, 10 King s're'
Aiartinsburg; where all orders in their il,.s !.
business will be promptly attended to- ls'JJ
work will be done in the best of Style ana
the best materials. Their prices shall CORE 7,
pond with the times. They hope, by stfc, =
tention to business, tn merit and receive ~,
eral share of the public patronage which 'H''
respectfully solicit. ,,rp
JACOB M. GARDNER,
April 2. VIM. GLADDEN.
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BAR-IRON.

FEsHE subscribers have just received
Mcpherson & Brien's Bar Iron
OF a superior qualify, which will be sold cheap
for cash.
JAMES & WILLIAM ". RIDDLE
Martinsbarg, Feb. ~. 1929
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2olougD aaktnG.

THE SUBSCRIBERS respetha
~ Iy in orm their cuslt m'r
,ssW and the public IN Gen. =
Efsss tha' they still continue IN
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EOUND trespassng on the farm of the SUBJ
H. scrber, as an estray, rom HORSE,
with four white feet, shod all round, with a
scar on his right bullock, is supposed TO be
between seventeen and eighteen years old; APP.
praised to fourteen dollars. The owner OF SAID
horse, is requested to come prove property,
pay charges, and take him away.
Aoril 3O-3t. MICHAEL ROONEY.