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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-14

Pe.frpc7 a,,r ..-srai1.--yc. Z. Dz%ies. 81
Portland, has becn appointed bearer Of dos
ssicics 10 the Netherlands, and has proceed
ca 10 " ashingscn 20 receive them. Two
things arc worthy of remark in this appoint
.aeni: first, llat It should be necessary to
send abearer of dispatches TO court, the
minister TO which (Judge fscble) sailed on
bis destination only two or three weeks since.
Here IS an expense of 3 or 1000 dollars for an
additional officer, to do what one would sup
pose ought to have been unnecessary, consid-
ering how much time the minister had TO get
ready; or at least what might have been per
formed By the Secretary of Legation Dave
zac) or the Private Secretary of the Minister;
either of whom could have remained behind,
one wosld naturally suppose, to take the pa
pers left. Secondly, the Argus and its bEn-
bic coadjutors are externally Prating about the
repo5.:canism of the present administration,
aud the federalism cfitz opponents, AID hose
is lucrative Office given TO q gentleman
known 10 be is thorough going federali,t a,
there Is III 1aaia..-ti0w consistent.
.nains Fail
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-14

AL that we can hear and see coacur to pro
durc the Impression that state Of things un-
pr-ceaerted in the annal5 OF this country,
now exist, ut Washington. A dsspotisrn, as
rigorous in its character as it is unrelared in
It's discipline, is Bls:ntained on the part of the
administration. The I,,ad and freedom Of
speech are as rarch eus.syei az IN the most
despotic Kingdoms. those IN cfiice, who have
not been rera0a ed ,faye not yet recovered from
tie panic inspired by the prescription SO Wig
orausly prosecuted in the Summer; and aay
officer, however hurnble his station, would now
be dismissed, if an EXPRESSION uniavorablo TO
the administration should escape his lios. a
list Of those removed from Office has beea
kept by an intelligent journalist, aud cut Of a
number Of more than ar h,G,irsd, which have
fallen under bis notice, only sertn have occur
red in!statcs south Of the Potomac, which gave
strong ma ;oriSies fos Jackson.
Our republican institutions have received,
from this lavish reward Of friends, shock
whick may finally BE- f. tai TO the liberties of
this country. The successful candidate, Ike
the successful warrior ofthe middle ages, who
parceiled out the conquered country 10 his
needy followers, will new stand pledged, by
precedent, 10 distribute offices TO his friends
and supporters.
The idea Of General JaeksoD's b:oomjng a.
gam a candidate for the Office, is beginning to
be given up, appearances seem TO indicate,
even by his friends--though The leaders keep
the bannes Of the chieftain sill ilyins, and en-
-deayored to rally the forces andsr it. )
.t,edes;cis Er,sls:..cr.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-14

The ladies' Of ths iittlstown of Mans
field. Connecticut, have realized tks
past year Sas coo from tue manufae.
sure Of silk Such hints ought net to DO
lost an those ladies who insgirs gersi:s.
ity ssnsists in aui..s aethins.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-14

sRaii Read Slnstaliasnfs We havs
great pleasure in being enabled to an.
nauncs that the instalmeat upsa the
stock efths zEalti~ore and Ohio Rail
Read Company, of Eve dollars on each
share, (which became due .on the soth
ult. was prom pity paid on that day-and
that sst one ssare ofthe stock was foe.
teiiec for nen payment This CRAFTY
ing result furnishes another csnvin cling
proof Of the confidence ,entertsined By
ihsss Interested in the great work in the
ability Of the company tsprosccutesit 10
successful completion, as we'll as Of
their earnest determination to give the
company areselute an1 efficient suppsrs.
RaiIwuys Made Fro~ Canals w e cory
from the Manchester Eng Guardian,
The following article as another evidence
ofthe increasing popularity ofRail X Dads
asd the consequent decline of Canals
i. the estimation of toe experienced
and enlightened of the old world.
The r,ac1cabiliy s. desirabieness 81,
at some period or other. converting the
numerous canals with which this king
dom is intersected, into railways. is an
interesting subject of speculation, and.
has lately been exciting some attention
Wa have heard, We believe on good
sulherity, tho OF course we do OF vouch
for the truth OF the statement, that The
Engineer Of the HudderEelS Canal
Censany hssvsry recently @sde arep-
resentation 10 the Csmasitee of Man
agement,of fiat cenestn, that the best,
II NOT the only chance Of shaking IL
profitable, 10 TO csnvert il int rad
way.''
The ladies' Of the iittlstown of Aaus.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold. ut H.rpers Ferry. q,
w the late residence OF THOMAS ID
DUNN. decd. on Wednesday, the iOih Of
March merit, if fair. if not. the next fair day
'4U the Household f. Kitchen Furniture
pc tbe said deeeascd-sll neatly aew, and
Ipf the very best quality: Among which.
IRE: A splendid Msntel Glass. Mahogany
. iidebosrd. do Tables. brass Andirons.
Earpestiug. SC. Sc Also. Maps. Books.
Thermometer. Sc.
Il Handsome Barouche and Harness, and
pair Of Match Horses,
said 10 be excellent riding horses FLY
three years old. and Cow.
A credit OF nine months vilI be given on
all sums above five dollars. by The purcba
ser giving bond with approved security
on all sums of FIVE dollars and under, the
cash will be required. The sale 10 com
mence nj ten o'clock. when due ATTENDANCE
will he given by the Administrator
All persona having claims against said
estate. are requested TO bring ihsm for.
ward. properly authenticated. for settle
meDt; and persons indebted, are desired
TO make immediate payment. IS no indul.
geace will be allowed
eJLt will. at The same time and place
ofIef for hire, the present year. Two Negro
Men, Woman aud boy.
GEO. ID. BEALL,
Feb. -, 1880. .3dminisfrafor
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold, 1T Pubic Sale, on
w Thursday the l5th day u .Mareh. 1880.
at the laleTcsidcnce Of 4 honas w. DAVIS,
deed, uesr LeeiowR,
The Personal Property Of said deed,
CONSISTING oF
Some fret rate work Horses,
Brood Mares aud Colts,
A foe young Stallion.
Abou, 100 head Of stock HOgs.
A qusnlity Wheat & Rye by ths, bushel.
Clo,ssseed by the busheI.
Corn by the barrel,
Wheat and Rye ia the gTouod.
Two road Wagons, one oi them broad
wheel. nearly new,
One plantation, ditto,
Farming Utensils OF every description,
Such az
Pi0ughs, Ilarrows. Wiodmill, sc. Sc.
hoasehold aBd kitehea Furniture
A qazntiiy Of Bacon aud Lard,
A lss barrels of good Cider.
And = great many other sfiicles too ts-
dIous for insertion
.qlso--At the same tins ead place. the
SLAVES belonging 10 the estate. viii be
Lifed Tor the balance Of the present ysss.
consisting 81 men, women. boys snd girls
Nine months credit ~,li be given On al
suns Of sud shove 6se dellass. the puf-
chaser giving boad Nish approves secun
~ al sams under Eve doilsFs, Dost BE-
essh.
Sale 70 semmeacs - 10 o'clock. aAc
continue frona day 10 day Snlh al be sold
G.9KL.fAD ~ mrs,
.ssa.'tsr .rr ~ D.,yfs, dss'S
Ps Al persoas having el-sms agAIss
/ the shove estate, afe FsqBstied o. pfsses
them. properly aathee,iSAtsd. foF settle
sseRi. ~ thase indsbgsd. "a be snpeets'
10 make immed,sss pay msut
| Feb 24g 1850. ND
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24
The Legislature was expected to at
journ on Mondxy last
The NEW CONSTITUTION.

From all We have been able to ga
Their in reference 10 public opinion on
the subject Of the constitution. we en-
terrain no doubt that il will be ratified
by substantial and wholesome maio-
rity. To be sure, some few presses
have worked themselves into u fit of
opposition, and others are labourins tn
lind fault with il with as much zeal,
and with about the same sinceritv, that
a lover would use when he would per-
suade The idol Of his heart that he is
desperately angry with her. Hut this
opposition will be short lived. Ii is
no' IN the nature Of things that editors
will continue long at a game where the
chances are so much against them
and we venture the predictions that
when the sovereign people touch this
child Of the aristocracy' with their
magical wand, il will become q fine.
chubby. rosy-cheeked urchin, as fair
and equal IN all its proportisns. rs IL
is now thought to be deformed aud re-
pulsive-and the winter of their dis
content' will be thus, by process. the
most legitimate in the world, convert.
ed into glorious summer
Hoodsfock Sentinel.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

The Senate has not got through its
business Of an Executive nature, but
has taken recess from il, in favor Of
the routine OF its Legislative business,
which was yesterday resumed. As tine
Executive business is transacted with
closed doors, little can generally be
known Of what is dune OF that nature,
except from its results. Its rumored
and believed, that, on Wednesday, the
nomination Of MIR. WILLIAMS, 10 be
Collector Of the port Of New Bedford,
vice Russell Freeman, removed, was
rejected, by vote Of 81 members to II
Maj. Intel.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24
VIRGINIA
FREE-ROAD LOTTERY.
CLASS vi,
To be draicn in Winchester, on The an
Of Moreh, 1850.
HIoHEsr PRIZE,
1000 DOLLARS.

PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets g. Hoipes 81 o-QuarfeT,
r IS feafs,
TO be had in the greatest variety Of Nos &c
Stevenson & Points, Office,
Stasni0H, yVgiaiG.
- Orders either by mail (po.t ps,d) CT
private conveyance. enclosing the esah or
prize tickets, viii mret the same promp, end
paaes1Ai attention a. e on personal sppl.cA-
ton. Address 20
STEVENSON & FONTS.
siaunton. Jan. 20. 1850. Managers
tickets 10 be had in sbe shove Lottery, &c
the stores " Hessrs. Joseph L. kssssil d Go.
HsFpefs-Ferry of Mr. u. n. Fay, saith
field al hessrs. JefJerson a Cleveland,
Chsrlessown Of nF. Charles Harper. shep.
hefdstown; and Mr. wm. SI1rn. DafkessiIie
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24
TO THE PUBLIC.

INflE subscriber has again obtained a
- thorough bred Horss from the lower
part Of Virginia, which will stand at his
farm the ensuing season. His usexcep-
tionable blood, bis fine size. upwards Of
i6 hands highD his form. beauty. and com
manding appearance. must. and will re-
commend him 70 ell admirers Of fac hos.
ses. His pedigree. and other particulars.
will be published in due time
CARVER WILLIS.
Feb. %. I83O-9t
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

n coofosusity - ga o d.eds OF sru.s. sr.
! ecuted tS Weitcv b S,.bS 4, ne ~.
scriber. the Grss bearing date o. ,hr TWEEN.
| ~ sisth day - Mach, in In. x..r tsss.
scd the eeecnd bearing date on the t,u,.
teesih day of May. 1877. and daily resovd-
ed 10 the ol1re. % the county ccus, Of JET.
fersos. ssd made 20 secure to Jacob Nor
gan Tho payment Of the money N aid
deeds sneatiesed. sogetbsv wiih ID. ,sts-
rest whisA might accrue thereon: ADD ia
conformity TO decree psoaessred By tho
Superior Court or Chaneery, holdes -
winehsstsr on tise seces< 81 Of Dssen-
bcr hast. 10 two esses in Mt losus1Sp
,ns betwsesske ssid Selhy and 81 Resb
morgso and tho subsc siber. : .LsII 6eeed
TO seIl.ss pobhc auction. 90 Suessdsy ~
fsessiefh dsy q Msreh nexs. The fa)bsis
property. 60 Wit
Two Tracts Of Land
Containing about TWO HUNDRED
and EIGHTY THREE .4eres,
Lying on beth sides Of the ro,d LEADING
from Shepherdssowp 10 Henry. mill. ad-
joining the lands Of tho heirs Of James 8.
Lane. and others. and now in the posses
sion Of Mr., George Folk. Also.
A House and Lot
In ShepherdsfoUn. knotca as !SeBy's
Store House.
And supposed TO be one Of the best stands
Tor business in the said town being tho
property comprised in The said deeds-oy
90 much thereof IS may be necessary TO
raise the amount due on the said deeds Of
trust. and the interest and costa
The said sals will take place before the
front door Of Daniel Eutler's tavern Ia
Shspherdstown.
The terms Of sale are as follow One
eighth Of the purchase money to be paid
IN cash. and the residue in equal pay ments
OF eight. sixteen. and twenty four months.
the purchaser or purchasers giving bonds
and security for the payment OF the sal j
residue, aud the title 70 remain in the sub
scribsr as additional security The deed.
or deeds, TO be made to the purchaser OF
purchasers, on the payment in full Of the
said bonds.
DANIEL MORGAN.
Feb. "a. iss0.-ts Trustee.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24
RALrlaoRE. FEn. L,

BALTlAOlAEs FEB. lie
Abraham Potset, alias George Will
liams, who was indicted ut the present
term Of Baltimore City Court, for an
assault With intent 10 murder Joseph
Disney, the deputy keeper Of the Pc
nitentiary; and also for on assault
With intent TO murder George Her bcst,
the drives Of the Washington stage /;
aud also for escaping from che Mary
land Pcnitentiary, while confined as a
convict therein, co being brought 10
the bar Of the Court yesterday, pleaded
guilty 10 al these charges, and was
Immediately sent back to the Peniten.
liary. Ills sentence has not yet been
pronounced. lchrOnieie.
10 TIE last Lexington (Ky.) Gazette
We observe the advertisement Of che
commissioners. announcing the open
ing Of books f0s the subscription VI
,Iock in the Lexington and Hail road
Company.
The Boston Palladium states tha
fOsr proportions are now before th,
Legislators Of Massachusetts, from
companies Nho p'opose TO make Rail
Roadside Connecticut Riyer--to 10
weil--to Providence, and TO Taunton
Whether the State will take . shar
~ oil these OF ~ any q thcm--oS u Il
vnly one, ~ which one, ~ yet 60 be dc
termined The VrrmOatsrs eoniinO
their aeetings aud real. in favor Of th
, Lowell commencement = I'm.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

mask ct In neassrose visaye, ~hsn conceal
neat d psee~ssy 70 ~ puspsses.
"s'ssss sla ohk gold,
Aadthe sss0ng baes q jsssseo hursl<ss bsesksl
Arnis'ossst spignys snw doss pierce =. =
TIE wssrrs. vstsadly hope. has taken
10 depssturs--asd ystvS'ses ~ ssason .
aad fink vish the Cd Stilov's reiga, though
il vss rigorous oas. u be drove ~ 20 cur
6res;dss. he gssbersd Aesse, too. the vssdss-
ING sisesieas ocshe hsar. sas saughs ~ thea
there i no sssssa wishout 10 pssod e joys
or iss store ef ssbsssseIal eouforn.
Bet the ssssns-shas ssassa q bedding
hopes ed aovsrs. and q shriiIine emssisss--
who can Eefsss 10 hail Il with ssags Of nd
ness' Already iss isau<scs y feh In de reno
vssed sspecs az Nssuss. Ths rsssling lese ~
sired of the nesrnfsi ssdeses. Of depassIsg
pleasure. nov conveys to the sense Es<l;ng
Of elastic gaiesy. The streams. which wsss hate
" bound in ICY fsstess. are ss,seked. sad we
hsve nee the gush Of the moussain torrent
and the "laugh of the lesping riil" The
Earth gill sooa put on her livery Of green
and send forth her vsriega,ed foliage. SRA
grant after shovers-" Soon we shall have
the soogs Of the early birds--,hc b.lmy breath
Of Morn. - abe sweeps over "hert. tree.
fruit end flower. siist'risg with dew"-ssd
I" The sweet south wind.
Thst bresshes upon bank Of violets.
S~sling aud giving odour."
But eoough-ies Us not attempt TO describe
Springs ,eeming g;hs. or sketch her name.
less Ersces. lie, us receive with thankful
ness her passing boun,ies and - she recedes
from our eutrsnced visions. be prepared to
welcome her more sober successor. with
feelings alike grateful. but more subdued and
solemn. Let us be ready TO Say. with Eve,
when possessed Of Eden's untainted Joys
'Aliseasons and their change. all please alike
We congratulate the public upon the
passage Of q law. Incorporating company
TO construct turnpike from HArpers-Fer
~. through Chsriestown, TO Smi,hfield.-
We earnestly invoke the exercise Of libe-
raj and energetic spirit to carry the law
into effect.
The Legislature was expected TO ad
journ on Moadxy last
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24
FoR SALE.
On a credit If sir month

On credit If sir months,
AZ the Court. House in Chzrlcstown, on the
first day Of March Court.
-FOUR NEGROES. belonging 20 the
l. estate Of Hannah Hall, decd: One oil
them is man somewhat advanced in life
but is an excellent ostler aud gardener; .
Girl about I6 years Of age. and two Boys
one OF the latter, 10 from 10 10 ~. the
other or g. WM. GROVE,
Feb -. 1880. .adni tor
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

CsssDyisiag afslosf ef'svV fASsR q y fssad an
dev Aaf besd
He deems psnieaissixiar - stale asd sse
- pssciice, nnd shall cosclsas wfth an ~,
.1ioa - al who feel dsposed. 50 eali sF'si ex.
.usinr fas shraselses
keTke Sieve will be found ere door wes,
e sls-iss 4 sltkis,'s. I'D sdjosnieg he dNst.
log ~ p. q NeCabe. Esq.
februsry 40, 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24
"a Nezo Shoe, Hal, 80
FANCY SCORE.

NJ uUCKAASTER respectfully snaoOn
Ne ces to she citizens u iiarpsry Ferry
md the community geneFslly. that be has
opened Store q the sboye dessFipt'Oss
where every thing connected With such aa g.
Enlistment may be found add can be bad 0a
tie very beet terms. ior CASH. lH add'iop
to llis stock Of BsltmOre and NoFtheFo made
shoes sed boots. be Ssll keep on hand vosk
81 l.ss O~B manufacture, which oil be found
~ point a sppessaaee sid dussbiIsy iafrrioe
4" aSse. Hlosts aDd Shoes made 10 osdes ia
he se0st sxpeditioos sd eisgssi Style &c
wiii keep o. hard . good and geBersl ~
yoatossnt u Hats u al prices And lastly. =
general assortment 81
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24
DIED,

On Thursday the iS., instant. Of q very
short illness. Dit JouS McGaAw. ef this coua.
~. 10 the 27th year of his age.
On Sunday the 18th instant. ASH Eliza.
skTH. aged ~ months. infant daughter oI
ur. James strley, sen Of ,his county.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

DENYIXT

ID EGS leave Co state to the citizens OF
- Chsviestown and vicinity. that. on his re.
turn from iiarpersFerry. he will remain few
days (Thursdsy, rfidsy and saturday Of this
week at Me BUEkMASTER's HOTEL.
aud ~iIl he happy 10 sender hi. prefrssional
services TO any person ~ho may require them.
Feb. %, 1850
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

Il peculiar species Of men To the
south Of Cara Csthay tine Black DE
sert,) aud. south wcst Of Mon,gol'a,
Cafp,ni says there - a vast desert, IN
winch there are saId 90 be certain Wild
men who arc enable TO speak, aud have
90 joIals ia their legs; yet they have
ingenuity enough to make felt 81 cam
els ba,r los gArmcnts ia protect them
selves from tue weather.
lC0bina Cyelopedia.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

A number Of hot spsings, having q
mere iBteuse heat than my know %,
have been discovered about I've miles
from the riyer Washlta, 10 The tetfitc
ry Of I.kansas.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

we are sorry 10 hear 81 so snanv
Courts Martial, in the military and ma
val services. Ia addition to thos- ii
ready aesiced. we learn thai Militia
Try Csnrt Martial is to convene in this
City, ON Monday, the e2d inst. To be
composed of the following officers:
Rrigad,er General Atkinson. rPre.;dep,
Bng.dier Generals Fensick. McNeiil. Wool.
Arnis'esd Colonels House. Lindsay. Crog.
han. Lawrence. Morgan Lieutenant Coione b
bsnkhesd. Worth. Brooks Capt. u. l. Arm
strong. Judge Advocate.
Several 81 the officers have sIrssdy
arrived in this city.
u is said, also. that another Military
Court Martial is TO convene on the e3.I
inst. ut Philadclphia, Of which Lieut..
Col. CnAsx is president.
We wnh our gailsnspsfficery had
more agreeable employment than this.
Among the present visiters to the
seat Of government, is the Hon. JoHx
PORE. Governor OF the Territory Of Ar
kansas. Nat. Int.
ton Of the powers Of the s,esm-engine, 10
the Elements OF Physics
- In the present perfect state Of the
steam engine. il appears thing almost
endowed with intelligence. IL regu
iates with perfect accuracy and uni
formity tho number of its strokes in a
given time; and counts or records
them, moreover. 10 tell how much work
II has done, as clock records thc beats
ut it's pendulum /; il regulates the qusn-
ftity Of steam admitted at work-the
briskness Of the Gre-the supply Of wa
ter to the boiier-the supply Of Goals
to the Gre. 1t opens and shuts its
valves with absolute precision. Us TO
time and manner: IL oils its joints
IL takes out any winch may accidental
y enter into parts that should be va
cuoas-and. when any thing goes
wrong which il cannot Of itself rectify,
il warns its attendants by ringing a
bell. Yet. with all these talents aud
qualities. and even when possessing
To the hand Of child. Its ali,nent is
coal. wood. charcoal. or other combus-
tible /; il consumes none while idlc-it
never tires. and wants no sleep-it il
not subject TO malady when originally
well made. and only refuses to work
when worn out with age. It's equally
active in all climates, and will do work
of any kipd-it IL q water pump, 4
miner. a sailor. a printer, q cotton spin
ner. weaver. a.bIaeksmith. a miller,
&C.. ; and small engine. in the char
acterof steam pony, may be seen
dragging after il an a rail road hun
dred tons Of merchandise, or regi
ment Of soldiers. with greater speed
than that Of our fieetest coaches. IL
is the king Of machines, and peruns
nent realization of the genii of eastern
fable whose supernatural powers were
at the command of man.
e the county first named in each uTsTTIrv NJ Y
" said amended Constitution.
q SIC. 7. Be u further enacted, That the q
= neral Assembly TO no elected in the o..
"a month of October, under the authority OF IL
n amended Consultation, shall meet at the cal
). toll in the city OF Richmond. on the hrst Mo
Al Winchestersuu the evening Of the 9Th
inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Riddle, the Rev. BxS.
ysaiS Ecarz, Pastor or ,he Lutheran Church,
va Hsgcrstown, to Miss CAruAalss BAKKn,
I :. r
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

ifitwould not be accounted an officious
intermeddling with what does not concern
1us. We would recommend 20 the good peo-
pie Of Maryland TO initiate Virginia in re-
forming the Fundamental laws Of tbe CON-
msnwealth. We have couaied I43 APP
|poiotmsats eG Justices Of the Peace IN one
county. made by the new Executive, be.
sides Judges Of the Orphans Courts. &c.
We cannot easily reconcile this power Of
removal and appointment at pleasure. with
the SOih section Of the Declaration OF
Rights. much less with our owa notions Of
the Independence necessary 70 esssro an
upright Judiciary. and ahs Limitations pro-
|per 10 be imposed upon the executive
power 10 free commonwealth. if justices
Of The peace, and judges of the orphans
courts, Do nos par, Of the Judiciary. we
have formed q most erroneous idea Of the
mature Of these Offices.
Representation 10 the legislature. by
eouniies. wisheos regard to pOpolatiOO. was
pa Virginia reckoned sufficient cause. oI
itself. 70 have Con,essIon assembled 10
amend the Constiutioo. This evil still
exists in Maryland.
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has sincere thanks to his eusso.
mers and the public geaeraiiy. for the
liberal encouragement he hss received. and
hopess by 4 dae stsentiop 60 busi..ess, to me.
rit continuance Of their pssroesgs.
Feb. %. 1890