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YNIE a"der,igned svaiis himself Of ia;
= method Of informing the public. tina, D..
has opened HOUSE or EA'TERT.8L>
VIEW, ., iia'pers Fe'r. . short d,s,ane,
from. bot in sigi't Of, the Old Stand.
Having kept the Iinp-rs Fen, Hotel f.
several y~~is, end received during thu, ne
rod las well - previousiyl man, evidence.
OF public appreciation. he hopes 10 he fur,he,
encouraged IN honorable efforts tn breast IN.
storms ct l.fe Many will doubtless rcooIl~r,
we accommodations they received while tina,
establishment was under his direction an,
he ASSUMES the public. that the most assicluo,,.
e>ef''ona will he made To merit rene " Al and
, Of the confidence and kindness
""nero exhibited towards him
The house which he nov occupies. !. com
m"d'ous and comfortable. snsl the room. o- =,
and pleasant. S,abi,ng. furnished viii ,h,
best Ut proveuier. and .steoded D, . good
osticr, will also be provided.
JAMES STEPHENSON
April =. 1850.
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Various parts Of the country were visit
cd during the past month. with des,ruc.
tive storms The equinoetisl gale crossed
over with terrible fury. great part OF New
England. and the tide rose in many place,
10 height never before witnessed by the
oldest inhabitants. We lately published
on account Of hurricane which blew down
many houses in Halifax county. Virginia
4 more aAfd tempest has visited part Of
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania. 90 the
town Of Urbsns, two churches and SIX OF
seven Dwellings we're blow do~ n and g.
'erAl persons crushed beneath the ruins.
10 EhzaJethto~n, Pa. on the same day
fourteen houses were blown down and
unroofcd, and five barns aud stables, one
boat house, one mill sud DOL esrding e.
'AbInhment. completely eSushsd MANY
families are turned out without shelter D
Fortunately. no LEES were lost
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oUce n tie Chesapeake and Ohio Canal 10
WA.aiseroI, March -. 1850.
NOTICE - hereby given. that al install
L ment at Five Dollars per share, (b.in.
Tue l+,h insisiment. On every share Of s,ocr
IN the Chesapeske and Ohio Canal Company.
I" required tn he paid on the Sd dsy of June
NEXT. and further sum of Two ID ,lH.r, and
f"'y Cents per Share. tbring the 18th ,n.,si
men',) on the Sd day OF July next which in.
s.imrnts must be paid TO the credi, of the
chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, To the
..sh'er. or other officer. Of either Of the fol.
loving Ranks. viz:
inc hraneh of the bank Of the United State.
NJ Washington.
the 1snk ct Washington. ct Washington.
sr'otc bnnk, tlo.
The Hank OF the Metropolis, do
Ine Sarrners and sic, names Bank, nj George
town.
The Bank of Alexandra. At Alexandra.
The Hank Of Potomac, al,
the Farmers Baok of Al-xsndria. do
The Mechanics Bank of Al-xsnt,,,, do
The Hsgerstown Bank, IA tIagrrs,oun n. Md
And The Brsnch az the Valley hank. in
Charirsiown, Va
By ORDER Ut the President and D;ree,o,..
JOHN q iNGI.H, Clerk
thss. e. Ohio Canal Com
April z. 1850 -laSJy3
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Our columns are 50 crowded 9th matter
relating TO The New Constitution. that we
have been compelled Co surrender the privi.
|lege which &C usually exercise. Of chatting
TO our readers abou, matters end things in
ge"ersi. The question Of adopting or reject.
ing the Constitution will soon be decided /:
and Congress. we hope. viii adjourn before
many weeks Our columns will then be re.
LEVIED from the weekly buIdcn with which
they have been SO long oppressed. nnd We
shall be able to treat our readers with great.
CT variety Of interesting articles.
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sp.ff.I.
HE subscriber .n.r, CIR al. ~.
FARM. lying Ia jefferson eou.,y e.,
." me road leading from ChA,l..,,,xn .,
Nmi'hilcij, one mile and q L.iS f., 81.
iofn,ei. and Eve n,,les iron, The latter nj.
ibe sod - rich I,mest ne. ean., l.. ,.y
IN Inc Valley for wheat and corn.
There are 242i acres ,n the tract. D. =.
tween MY aud sIxty ri ~h,ch are in Inn
DER Through the farm Tuns large ,ir.an,
"' waller. turning 10 discourse Mr. Snyder
'"iii a. Cbsrirs,o~b. with two other MINOR
streams. ono Of which issues from a ,t,y,o,-
contiguous To- the dwelling hou.. The
IMPROVEMENTS are. > two.sior, dwrIl,p,.
house. kstcbs6. smoke house. s,shi, and
corn house. and An 0rciard oi the G,,r
quality.
Tins farm IL al joining the lands of Col
nrax'o" Davenport. J,hn and Sau,usl
:" right aud Dact. john Bnsr"e. on tho
Que The heirs of John Baker. dec Il. Geo
"s'mnci'". WIN C!-,-isnd. and En,h-
700 y. washington. on the other I'D.
Any further description of thu Land !. no.
necessary. 80 persons "ishing to purchase
~,iI view the farm aud decide fpr them
selves. The farm Will I've sh-wo O., the
SUBSCRIBER. living ia Sb.ph-r.,-to,.n OF
Mr. Burns. living on the premise.
w. BRiSCOE.
April !, IsS0-iw.
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SC We are authorised tn announce TO the
voters OF Jefferson county. that DANIEL
MORGAN. Esq will be . candidate Mt the
next election for members of the House G,
Delegates Of Virgins.
~ JOHN S. GALLAHER viii also be 3
candidate for the sufTrsges Of tie voters OF
Jefferson, at the mex, election Of Delegates.
sE@ Gen. ELISHA BOYD and CIIA's
JAMES FAULKNER. Esq. are candidate.
TO represent the county OF Berkeley in the
mex, General Assembly Of Virgins.
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salnst 1t, and which he had expecte
to have been given in ito favor. II
stated that fact TO show IFS influence o
I'm The 18Th ui' A. his residence m Bed.
ford. the Hon Jon> Ton. orc of the Associ.
ate Judges Of the Supreme Court of Pennsy !.
wanna.
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First Arrival of Spring Goods.

Ma'kd Squire. Ha'YerS. Ftry.
HE Subscribers invite the attention Of
their friends and The rullic. to The
new and splendid assortment SEASON
ABLE GOODS jlst trcei,,d. eoua.t,nx
British. FrcHch. Hsia. Gtfmaa. hi,
and .5Dscrican-Seleciej with much care
isnm thv late sfris@ls
To the lovers 81 Greet Rwaaias they
would particularly adde's, lh,a.seitss. n.
i.ied that both their goods end psire.
sill stand The test Of scrutiny. Ihry 70
sp-cffully solicit an exsninsiion ~ ihrn
gpods. 80 well 80 continuance e puhhs
nvor. determined ihst 80 esefiious a.
their part shall be ien untned - render
.cBer1l satisfaction.
J.I RUSSELL s. co.
April 7, 1890
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Valuable Tract of Land

FOK SHE.
NDEa decd &c mortgage IN ir.r,. rom
u Thomas Rutherford. deceased, dated on
'he 9Th July. 1904, and sa order oi the conn.
~ court 1T JcG, rson IN ehsaoery. will offer
tor sale, Al public auction. before the door Of
ne tavern nov occupied by Robe, FULTON.
IN Charies'own, on Friday tie on DIZZY Of
.ifod merit.
II reTy uaira6ie TRACT OFL.7.VD.
Wing about tai miles from ihe sad tour. and
'dJoining. - am inform. q. the land. of Js,b,,
Yates and John humphrey s-beiog ,Le same
farm upon ~hich J-re mish tlarriS nov reside,
The qns"iiiy Of tins hand - stated To- ,hr deed
81 'r"'' TO be 22o ACRES, aud ~ qua
"iy so vel know" a. To supe rs,de the neces-
s"y ot ANY particular DESCRIPTION &C ~
Terms ot ssie-ose. tiiHd Uf the purchase
mo"ey 20 hand. snd The residue IN two rqusl
annual >nsialm~nis, w,th interest from tbs DAY
~ s.ie' 20 he secured BY bonds With Ilss oa
on the property.
The sale will take place betSesn the hours
81 10 O'Clock ia the fore sOoB asd ~ the AZ.
ternoon.
PHILIP & PFNDLgTON.
March ~. 1880
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Last evening, b, the Rev Doct. Matthews.
Cspt: CHAnLKs H.sr~a. VI Shepbertls,own.
10 Miss EtizA BrcxLxs. daughter of Mr. D.'
MEL B"cklcs, of his count,
on Thursday last, by the Rev Mr.. Beecher
Mr bs>,.Nis RrsH to Miss ASx RoniSsos.
both ut this county
~ Va the 3o,h ul, b, the Rev. Berj Enrtz.
Mr. HHSrr r. " Bn,scoE To Miss Pr.
MIRA EsrLrn. daughter Of Mr. Daniel En,i.r
Ut Shepherdstcrn
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coiIEN's OFFICE. Baltimore. F,

March - 1850
REPoRT OF THE DRAWING. of he
II .uaTyh."d STATE Lottery n" 3. Tor 1880.
oI.o te'e" nninoer) the capital p,ize $1,000
81 capital of IOpu
7l45 prize OF 900
80 80 pr OF zoo
!9Sa S27o. 3S4o. 477I. 1925, prizes &C 10
l42s. SvsI, 1851, 4lL3, 5!55, 5SIi ~, 81 SO
~ prizes ~ f2O. IoO of 10. and 45O,, or s5r,eL
No 6cTS CAN EVEN Mt ABER,)
having drawn the capital Of TEN THoU.
SAND DOLLARS. agrte-bi, TO ,ac scheme
therefore. all III Ev's NuNnsss, beng hoss
e"u'ng WIN e,'her q 4 8 8 or o.
are each entitled to- psiz- ,tF,N, n,
and IN addition "a whatever pr.ze. thu, nav
have drawn besiles.
sCJ'. The holders at Tie prize. are re p --,t-
'"''. ''q"t.ied 20 present them tor pay +, NJ,
a. soon - ~ mA, >,iIt their Convenience
J. J. COHEN. Jr s. BROTHERS,
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SPRING GOODS.

NEW Spring Goods now opening by
d! the undersigned. purchased in PL.la
aeiPh". and Baltimore for cash. which will
ne sold ""eommonly cheap Person.
"ish'nx first choice and good bargains
w,h please to call. rs ! am determine
ih's spHng. )" the racing phrase. F" 10 take
The course and keep IL" OF. in other
words, TO cell cheaper than Tie cheapest
DAVID HUMPHREYS
Cbatiesto~n. April Z. 1880.
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A ULIYraa

ihhE SUBSCRIBER has removed hi. late
establishment from SmuLti-ld In
harl"sto"n. md al be- found next doc,
to- ia" store OF Da'id Humphreys. ESQ
where %" IS nov ready In execute every
thing ~ h's line. aud will keep constantly
on hand.
Saddles. BriArs. ami Harofs,
ot every description. and hopes by bi. Il
icniion In business To merit = share Of pub
lac patronage Tie return. his SINCERE ac
acknowledgements 10 has Snn,hfi.lJ friends.
for their lii'rrali,y g. hin, "Iii. residing in
their iown. and will make - their Interest
as q has duty 10 serve them we'll. If they
will call upon hin,
SAMUEL ii ALLEMONG.
Cbs'lesio~n. Apni 7. 1890
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SeaS0nabie Goods.

Purchasers generally, are requested 10
call sad examine their assortment. which
- extensive. and goods uncommonly chesp
CharlestOwB, Apnl Z. 1880.
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ASoTHEs c.PirAL Pst1F OF
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.

To be drawn in the City Of Hairinorc, m
Hednesdoy 2sM If .3prk
Nj ,RYLAND STATE IoIItHY. vo.
AVA FOR 1850. THIS scnemr !, .,r.,,,,,
90 the popular ODD n EVEN SY,rtA ~
shoh 'hr holder ~ 'wo tick. u or two IA.
- ee',,'n of obtaining 81 least osE rsiz. ia
m.i draw THnrr,
bes'dr- The tapi,sl prize of TIN IuoU-
Nd DOLLARS, 'hrte ave the usu., ,,,n,-
Der ~ '"i""i vuoaunsttuns, and no Pr.
h1rey M.n Fire DeGA.ys
onl, 1900 ilcksis - th, ScLeme-N,re
PIiz~s ti'an Hacks the whole aays,,t. a,
Nsh, which. .s usual, can be had the mo.
"'"H' i'ity are drawn.
iichets 50 90 Quarters si25
Haires 81 So E.,,LfL. =,
= OLDER> e.thsr b, mat tpos, p.is oc
private convey ane". enclosing the Cast or
PriIe>, ~'!l meet .h- ssbe J,roTnpi aud nu,.e.
iusi a'ieht.On Ss Al Oh personal application.
Address
J.i COHEN Jr. & BROTHERS,
BdifiHasTS.
Baltimore. March, IS. 1850.
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NOTICE

1--WE partnership heretofore ~s;sticp u,,,.,
= the hrm of lanes & Tsmb~riake. h,.
'h's da, expired BY i,> own 6m,,.,io. Thr
>e"iemert at the whole bushes. h.. deyo,, %,
upon TsosAs T,snssLAxs, to ~b.m ,bo.,
." arrears arc requested 'o make payment.
w. w LANE,
JOS r.. LANE.
April 5, 1850. me-
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nFFERS his professional service, a.,
the iahsbi'snis OF Sm,tLlieid AMI il.
a-iwlbarhood. I've
April Z. 1880.
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Nre.-The City Hotel. at Frederick,
Md. Kept BY Mr.. Talho,t) was disco
vercd TO be- on fire. on Thursday morn
ing. The fire originated in room ON
the second story. and for a while threa.
tened to involve the building in de.
structi"n, but was finally subdued, with
the loss Of q portion of the floor-,be
bid and the furniture, Of the apartment
~ which IL originated. Il Rail. PAT.
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JOSEPH BROMN.


IGitOr and LGdies' fiaba Af0ker,
HAS renewed his shop ~ The Eoom
II lately occupied ny Mr. Robert Wos
thiogiOo, - . r0sasBissioneGs uffice, tAfse
doors west Of Mr James Bfow Apoiie
cary shop. lie - sO~ realty. Nth the 49,
.ss's"er 81 three coz ioss firss rate work
mes. 20 execute 81 business ~ h's hue
which = hbrfal public may favor ham With.
~ The sboftrst Bot'cr. aud lss be receives
TeguIafIy fhs most approved fashion,. fsoul
Ph,i~d pho and BaitiWofej ~ Will yea
tufe g. say b. lhe ospss fashionable style
To- ihe p"l'lse generally BE- - bovud q, o.
'sTn hss sIoesfe lhssks Soc ihe hbes.l IN
soHrsGsmsRi be hss f~rei,ed. aHd hope.
hy due si'sss1on o. his profession. 90 NJ,
90 = eoai'"nsoee Of Their pAifensge.
AP'ii !, 1890.
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BALTIMORE. March .
NOW Spring Goods.
JErrERsorr & CLEVELAND

20 ESPECTFCLLY announce 90 their
~ customers and the public generally
that they are now receiving ADD opening
their SUNNY of
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from he Nofionoi iafeiIyenrcr. .3prii2
we are authorized To state, that the
Secretary of the Navy, ON receiving
satisfactory information tina, officer, al
the United States Navy had been con.
oerned 40 the late duel near PhiladrI.
pima, which resulted in the death o!
Mr.. MILLER, of that city, co,nmunica.
TED the same To the President of the
United States, and recommended their
dismissal from the service and that
me President. on being made acquaint-
ed WIN The facts, immediately ordered
.hc names OF the following officers to
De erased fsom the Register of the Ma.
w. viz:
Lieutenant EDNuNp Bvnxr,
Lieutenant HAMPTON WrsrcoY-r.
Passed M,d,hipman, CnanLIs II.
DvRYEr,
Midsh'pman CHaRLKs q. HrYrEH.
The determination Of the Executive.
announced IN the above paragraph. is
one oi great consequence, To which "a !.
are disposed To award the errd,t oG nh.
best motives, and. for any thing we can
See ut wise and pro,idcut exercise
oi the only prer"cative (save onel Of
the Executive of the United States.
The greatness Of it's consequences
hes IN ITS being precedent. which prc
nab'y vii settle the question. forever,
that no duel. or challenge oil defiance
to duel. will be tolerated. ON the par,
at the officers Of the Navy or Army.
with persons in the private walk Of
life. 1t. under any circumstances what.
ever. between themselves.
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FOR SALE.

4 NEGRO GIRL, about years of age. nc
- I've, ht-hh, AID smart She - vel! &C
q"sm'e. With waiting ~ The hon~~, sc
Also Tor sale. soue SiIEFP and n p.,r Of
oAtN For fa,her p.~,cui.,~. .rq.prc "a
The PRINTERS.
April z, 1880.
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PAVoURs

e. The Ladies OF Jefferson County
Nuginis. have seat 90 ibs COLONIZATION 81
cisty, CERTAIN Fancy AHicies. 10 be- sol
for the benelii of ii,st Institution The,
.re los sale ~ Mr John krnnedy's Book
store. on Penasylssoia Avenue
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The quantity II sugar and moIas.
produced N Louisiana IN 1929, amoun
ed 60 S6.OOO,o0O, that VI cotton q
&C, 900, COO.
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By an Official report Of the Postmaster
General, II appears that four hundred and
ninety ono removals Of postms,icrs ha, c
been made since General jackson came
into Office.
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PUBLIC SALE.

.NWiLL b. sold. ~ Pabhc S,Ie. ON
~ Monday the lSh day NJ .lpra neat. AZ
tie Fss'desee ~ the hate cot " niam,n ia
vsspor'. decd. the PERSON VI PHOp u
~ belongs"g 10 tse es'.ie, Consisting fine
large s,o' .''d farming uiess.i. Il ~ . farms.
sod the hEisebOid ADG kitchen fufafuFe---
large quantity Of Gram ~ tbe Froun1 THE
4 SisVes belonging 60 ihe - 90. fncn. Osnea,
boys and guls. Sill Be hired fss ne b.lssee
~ tie ear = credit 81 ,gbi rsas,fhs S,lt
be- g,sr.. On ~ san1s show re tJliafs. ne
cash for that son, md ~ beto~ 4dl he *
p~etrd bond 9Th god sscasd, all be -
gaiFed bsf0Fe coy property - ~ moved SAT-,
io c0mHenee ~ 10 o'ciock, "a Attend
s1et By BRNX rOS DAYgNPonf.
49,. 'fdsi'S y Benz Dsaesegf
March "a, 1890
I Nh The Fsrr will oe vented das;ag the
ssi' FERNS Oh d.y II SALE. ti.,msnis o..
'i'' rsss's. are 'sqseged 20 Pys.sss Their ds
sp~nd- rsppefl, su'hess,sstesl for setilrnes., /.
iho-e ewing The estate. snua make ,,,os.ts
psJm ID
PoSTPoNEE&HWT.
81 The sboss ssle viii net take placa
IN The day canned, sSd Is Postponed unit,
further iiee
April Z. 1880.
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We End tie foIio~ing no,ioe IN The last
number Il the N4,ionsi In'elIigsHeer
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'oNTlNUES To do bus,ne>s nj the old
~ stand IN Sm''hGeid. and desires . cont.
nusnce of public favour.
April 3, 1850.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
HAVE received. and am now opening
i my supply Of
Spring and Summer Goods

which. IN addition 10 nay former stock
makes my assortment complete NY Gus.
TONERS and the pubic generally .r- IN, tied
Va call and view she style of good, hi.
spring. End What is equally pleasing. the
ch"spness They will lac sold AZ prices
corresponding with th- depressed pr,-e al
produce. Tor cash or credit Call. aud |
am sure you will huy
WILLIAM F LOCK.
April Z. 1890.
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NEW PREsByrEnIAN cuuucu

i"e NC" rresoy tcrI3u Church IN this town
Vas dedicated on Sunday last. An ,pcro-
pirate discourse was delivered BY the Rev
SErrINus TUsros, the pastor, 10 very large
aud '''en'ive congregation, from II ec, u.
n s'. = The glory Of hi, latter house shall
be greater than # The former"
The corner stone Of thi. building was laid
IN October. 1928, and much credi, i. due 10
the gen,iem-" who superintended ITS cree.
lion, not only for the plan, end the sdmira.
be msnnsr in wh'cn hey have pro,id.d for
The comfort Of the c"ngrrs a;ion, but also for
having successfully encountered the Difficult.
lies with which thsy had to contend in car
r,'ng on The work. To those wao gen.r
ous'' advanced their rri..,- funds, credit i.
particular, tue. end We hope that subscri.
o'r' IN srr"sr al there be any such) viii
not longer delay payment The ex,r,,ous
Of the ladies too. ongh, not TO os FORGOTTEN.
rhe' have not oni, displayed their usual ~.
heraliiy-they have done more b, their
uniiring sxertious = very considerable pro.
portion OF the fund. have been raised.
The building 10 large and well ADAPTED to
The purpose for ~hirh il i, intended. The
hesrer, moot remote frnm the pulpit. ba. M
diseui., in understanding the rr-ss her. and
the pews are constructed upon tho plan Of
oil others best suited TO HE comfor, of their
occupants.
We should no, omit TO mention the choir
u
which occupied the CALLER, on Sunday In,
and delighted the congregation. We are
pleased TO say. that the music is vs.,i, i'm.
proved.
The music has. herei ofore. generally been
such IN this congregation. n. 10 max -ome
desire that it should BE- dispensed with en-
''reIy but il tho singers continue 20 I'm.
prove ss they hsve done since the choir wa
formed. this pleasing service will attract 10
the church, many who take no pleasure in
any other part Of the worship.
collection wss taken up on SUNDAY for
the benefit Of The church, which amounted
10 upwards or SIS, dollars:
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\ LIST OF LETTERS,
- EMAiNiNG ~ The Pcs, Office n, Charles.
IL town, Va on the SIS, ,,C March IQcn

~ ''tficc nv Cn1flcs-
: 3is III March. 1850.
Georg- i>lsr .
I"nsthsn Jordon
William jenkins
Peter KIN
iber ) kirkpatrick
!.
p B"j.min t.upton
Edward Lucas. Jr
Mslon Lancaster
william l. I.emen
NJ
Cato Moore
Thomas 4 Moore
ReN'd Leroy " Nun
RI,
James Moore
william Mcclellan
Moses NcCormaok
Grorge W Martin or
james Mays
Miss 4 & Moore
John Miller
Edmond McGoveran
Francis Miller
le Richard McEndree
Mary mckinney
n
Thomas J holland
Jacob Newcomer
ID
Hiram l. Opie
Mrs Elizsb~'h Ofu,t
Henry OIoman
John "a Onnu .
Hannah Proctor
,How~ood P,ua
= II
ia Minnie Rsndle
Henry Robinson
Nesseurs Rogers and
Shrewsbury
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r John Snowman
Joseph S,lvers
Miss DrusilIa Ste wart
Ssn'l e. Sny der
Robert SIs,hons
San,uel Sheets
doh" Stone sipher
Fl'as Shepe
Domino Sampson Esq
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n Thomas e Thomas
Jacob 1huhu
Anthony Trenton
Tie nrv & Turner
Rey'd 5 fusion :
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Miss Betsy " hitting
Mrs T. G. Washington
.es Richard Williams
Carver willis. Esq
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Ofgarchy than any ever before c.ta-
bl,>hed IN Nirginia--A NEGRO REPRE-.
SENTATiON' FIVE NEGRO SLAVE
TO BALANCE THREE WHITE
MEM. Yet VIC are called upon n,
infiict vengeance 10 our injury. upou
these same friends aud delivcrer,-
these men who actually saved us from
the House Of Bondage and the land oi
slavery-by voting out the new Con.
stitution and putting their large coun-
ties, having from 10000 To I9. 900 free
white persons, back 10 the same foo,
my, IN the Assembly, with the small
tide wafer counties. having from 6ss
TO 1000 white persons: and that too.
upon the mere pretcnce, not that We
ourselves have gained nothing, but be-
cause We have not gained all We had .
right to ask and further, that unless we
keep our friends In a state of va.salorc
tn our enemies. aud the enemies of res
son and Justice, they will no, hereafter
actJustly towards US. This kind Of argu
ment would, perhaps. answer in a ler,s.
lativc hall to intimidaie n few men. but
II will not 'lo To iatimidate several hun
dred thousand frcrmen. Better that
we had never talked of the principles
ct justice and equality. than to be the
tirst TO desert them and inf,ict orimi.
nation and recrimiuation upon our
friends. u we do. will VIC not verify.
IN our own proper persons, the doc
frincs OF the tide water oiigarchy that
there are no principles in politics and Of
the Negro aristocracv. tha, oil men are
governed Cy poUcr and interest DOC
'r'nes no less despised by genuine Re
publicsns, than they are dissracerul to
vlrtuous aud magnanlmuus peonlc::"