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Did.

Tn the fAth inst. FnEpkwrcK w. SpnEx.x,
ih,igg'S, q Harpcr~-F1ry. lie Was q native
o. ssSony, Gcrnlany. s'sl for the iass wears n
resident ~ the place OF his dcccasr
Tin "Wednesday last, Mrs CAruAu,xE SsALI-
~ue OF Mr.. William, Small Of Bolivar. i'm tb,.
43d year u her age.
IcoNNrNIrATEp.l
"Aoothcr noble mind, another proud spirit.
Conc to swell the triumph Of U,ati. ("
Died, ut New York, oa the t;sh inst. Mr.. wrr-
LiAS HoLr, aged % years.
We cory the follow ing notice, Of the Iameu,c,i
WV. Is. GiLp, from the Riehnood Enquirer
Mr.. Giles, in point OF nsti,c ability, was one
Of the hrst men Of his country, and II his arc.
His view werc cxteasivc-thc moral force o( his
character equal to that of any man VIC have ever
known, and he was one Of The first Parliamentary
Ipebascrs of his time. lie Ia, been in public liz.
Tor nearly 40 ycarS-slistinguishes, in every st.-
ton which lee 6licd-in the State Legislature. in
both Houses ut Coogrcss-ia the Executive Chair
and On the Convention at Virginia, he has al ~svs
been ia the first rank-and has lrit the traces Of
his great talents upon thu history of his country.
For several years he has been afflicted by scvrir
maisdy but nothing would dcprcss the energy
OF his mind. At length his frame Welded To ti,.
repeated attaeks-and hc is gone forever
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ANOTHER AaarvAx

CONSISTING OF splendid beaver Hats, OF
~ the most beautiful patterns; also, cheap
sr ones Tor Christmas. Water proof Boots
and Socks superior Brogsns, double scaled /;
Ladies' thick scaled lasting Lsces-sIippers;
wster proof socks, sc. - very superior az
soriment Of misses and chiidrsn's lesiher
shoes and boots. NIL elegantly sjspisd for
the Christmas Holidays. and ell sorts or
foul weather. az Call 81 No. I25, Turn
pike street, where every exertiop will be
made to please his old customers and rs
many new ones as wilt take tho trouble to
call. n. BCCKMASTIR.
Dec. -. 1880.
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ually before them-each professedly
ssnguinc az Ia the full fruition Ut their
fondest anticipations.
During my short scioarn in wash-
ington, called, in company with sc.
vcrai Virginians, At the Presidents
Mansion. Our unsophisticated idea.
had never led us to reflect, that il VA.
necessary To fix particular hours for
visiting. Its not 10 be wondered NJ.
then, that although we called between
l2 and l, we were q little out Of sea.
son. However, We soon made know q
to the Presidept, that we were bound
to the south, forthwith; and he very
promptly made his appearance. In
describing great men, il 10 expected
that their dress, as we'll as address.
should DO noted. Gen. j. was clad in
full suit OF black. the costume usually
worn. ! believe, BY cur presidents.
tie Ia tall and slender, and Of apparent-
~ delicate frame. tie shows very dis.
unctiy the traces Of age; his features
are hard; his face somewhat care.worn
and his hair 4 good deal whiteued by
Times frosty PROV" He has some.
thing OF an asthmafic cough; but in
formed ~ that his general health was
good He received Us with great COR
diality, and readily entered into con-
versation with Us upon the familiar to-
pics Of the day. Though politically
opposed to the General. my opposition
will not prevent me from doing. at all
times, full justice to his personal quail
ties; and perhaps it is these very quail
tiles that render il more easy for his
designing ministers TO direct affairs
pretty much in their own way. But
this matter l will leave to be settled
bv the people"
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g. There will be a transfer Of the a
bove Slaves made BY me to Mr. Cameron
and MIR. Gilbert. Immediately AFTER the
18th inst. Therefore. il will be indi.pen-
SADLY necessary that every ono Of them
should be at home by the 9th. Those
who have hired. will recollect they are
obligated 10 return them on the 25rh. with
their proper clothing Some Of the slaves
have not. heretofore. come on until the
day OF hiring. lf they are informed that
n Is necessary. l think those who arc able
will be in time. Those Who are no, able.
will have 60 be conveyed by the hirer. u
will be expected that all who have hired,
will be puneiual in paying up their bonds.
will attend the hiring for the purpose Of
receiving and settling up
J. LAMON, .4dn'lor.
Dec. 8, 1890.
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NOTICE.

PURCHASERS at the sale Of Tho
IL mas w. Davis, decd, are notified
that their obligations became due on the
18th inst. Prompt pay ment must be made
as the situation Of the estate 10 such that
no indulgence can be given.
G. NJ DAVIS. .7dn.'r
Dec. %. Of T. ". Daris, deed.
N. B.-The Slaves belonging TO the es-
tate, consisting Of Men. Women Boys and
Girls, will be offered for hire at Leetown,
on Tuesday the 2sih inst
g. NJ. DAVIS, .Adm'r.
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CALL AND BEE

nUR splendid assortment OF scprlet, black
" and white Merino long Shswis,
Black, white spd scarlet long SLawls and
iIshdkerchiefs,
Black, scarlet, white, and blue Cashmere
long Shawls,
Blue. black. white, scarlet, crimson, and d.
lac Thibet ShawIs,
Csmels hair Showi>
Together with large supply OF small
handkerchief md Shawls.
Also. black, drsb and rose bordered Cloth
and Cashmere Shawis--io slI Of which we
respectfully invite tho attention Of the la
dies. r. e. LANE T. 60.
sbepherdstown. Dec. az.
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FOR HIRE

I'm the 9Th inst II the tavern Of John
" Buckmsstsr. between IS and 20 vsiua-
Die SLAVES, the property Of WIN R.whting,
OF Norfolk, consisting Of Mer. Women. aud
Girls. All Pcrsons hiring from the subseri-
Der the present yer. ere requested TO re-
'efn the s'svss.~i'h their requisite clothing,
TO Mr.. Buckinastsr's tavern. on the dsy A.
Dove named JOHN X. FLAGG.
-asenf for Wm. n Waiting.
Dec. IS, 1880.
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Letter from oar Correspondent.
pEFERREp ARrIcLE.l

RICHMOND, DEC. q, 1880.
"a traveller, on the route taken bv
me, finds but little Of sufficient impor-
lance to communicate. The facilities
for intercourse between the cities Of
the District of Columbia, and between
those cities and Baltimore and Rich
mond, are numerous, and the rates
cheap. Beautiful and pleasant stages
are running at almost every hour, and
steam boats ply from Georgetown and
Washington to Alexandria, and back,
three times a day, for the small sum
OF l2i cents a trip to each passenger.
The steamboat Cygnet conveys the
mail and passengers, taiIy, from Wash
ingtOn to u point four miles up Poto-
mac creek (about GO miles y she leaves
Washington at IL O'Clock. (noon,) and
reaches her stopping place at 8 the
same evening. From thence, stages
take the mail aud passengers to Freder-
icksburg, 70 miles, and on to Rich
mond (6S milcs) by IL o'clock the sue
ceeding day. So that the whole trip
OF 1877 miles is traversed daily, and
occupies about IS hours. The cost
through is about 80 IS. The travel
Ter unaccustomed to repose on board
steamboats, or stages, finds the trip
somewhat fatiguing; but those who are
Injured to cups and DOWNS" enjoy
themselves very well. The Potomac.
from Alexandria to its outlet, presents
a bold and noble sheet Of water and
il Is generally the scene Of busy IT,
ternal trade. II is impossible to wit
ness the operation OF steamboats,, with
out thrill of gratitude to the man
whose genius set in motion such pow
srful engines. To see the power OF
steam, breasting and overcoming the
combined resistance Of wind and wave,
and contending successfully against
time aud tide, naturally fills the mind
with admiration. But in witnessing
these gigantic struggles with the ordi
nary power Of the elements, we cannot
fail to remember the majesty OF Him
''who rides upon the whirIwind and
directs the Storm" and who by a
breath can ann'hiIate the proudest ef-
forts Of man.
An iBcident occurred, on my pas
sage through one Of the towns Of the
District, which in some measure les
sened my surprise that many Virgin
sans should prefer their own system Of
maEistracy over any other. Above the
door 81 house, sign was suspended.
with blazing capitals. LOTTERY
OFFiCE;'' and below, a little aside,
another, with modest letters, " MAufs
TRATE's OSFIcE." Both lottery Offices.
perhaps, thought !. and blanks IN both,
no doubt! II wiil be remembered, tina :
pretty liberal fees are allowed 10 Jus
tees, ia perhaps every State Of the
Union. except Virgins; and it will be
ne dilicult matter to judge, where Iiti
CATION IN q small way prevails to the
greatest extent.
In the District, Notwithstanding the
citizens are DISTINGUISHED, there - Al.
ways something Ut excitement Their
local elections and police produce .
good deal Of collision smOng them
and apon aationAi politics there is &c.
nefaliy quite a. much interest felt, ~
IN sRy 81 the states. The :" los and
the Oats" have hopes and fears ctcr.
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NEGROES roR HxnE

u WILL offer for hire. at Leeto~n. thirty or
n forty valuable slaves, consisting Of Men,
Women. Boys. and Girls. on Tuesday the
28th Of this month.
JOHN YATES, guardian
Of the heirs .. Richard Baylor, dee'd.
Dec. !. 1850
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"h the weather be favorable, there
VI" be public service in the Presbyterian
Church o" Christmas day. 1t IL O'Clock, pre.
par,'ofy t. the administration Of the Seer.
ment.
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We arr convinced. BY the following polite note
only half right" in announcing the result, las
week, of thu election 81 minister FOR the new
church NJ FIX Run, in this county. The omi.-
sion vas not intcutioo.l ONE, bu, was produced
from want Of Information. We certainly should
not have withheld the I" fscs'' If the CASE. had
they reached US But il IL true, that &C derived
our Information from :" hearsay," and ve rexrrt
that IL did no, speak fully, a, ,l,cu ~e should
have been enabled to performs duty which seem.
to have been much desired.
appears that the Rev. Mr.. BACK va. also
chosen, jointly with Mr.. TrsroS, to perform the
ministcris, duti~s VI Tia, church
Ma. GALLauKR,
Sr-In your last paper, q observe /.
short article. IN the shape Of an editorial para.
graph, IN which you ioform those of your
readers who may think proper To notice such
little matters, that the subscriber Was " cbo.
sen As the minister Of the Elk Run congrega
ton, IN this county" This statement ia. 4
believe. correct ss Car a. il goes; and would
avail myself Of the opportunity now furnish
ed, to present my grateful ackno~ Judgments
70 those individuals, by whose friendship and
psrt'alsy have been thus honorcd NV oh.
jec'. however. IN making this brief commu.
n'cat'on. Is TO supply an omission which ex-
ists ~ your notice ofisst week My worthy
friend, the Rev Mr.. BLACK, was also chosen,
ss am informed, to serve the same people.
Our previous engagements would, . belize We,
have prevented Mr.. n. or myself from giving
the congregation alluded Ia. Is much minis.
ter'ai service ss would be desirable. BY the
present arrangement, il is expected they will
have regular preaching two Sabbaths out OF
the Tour. In giving this scrap place in your
paper. you will perform deed Of justice, and
confer . favor on
Your friend, and obi serv't,
SEPTiMUS TUSTON.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
StraYcd or Stolen.

fROM the farm 81 Mr. John Hurst, 10 JEFF
n ferson county. on Tuesday night the 3Osh
ut November. 1850. A SORREL HORSE,
about Isl hands high, stout Wade, short
maze and long tail, has . bald face, and boti,
hind feet white; three years old las, spring.
and 70 marked eth the gear. he has the
appearance Of . stallion. a reward of ten
dollars will be paid for the delivery Of tho
horse TO Mr.. John Hurs, OF myself, and ell
reasonable expenses incurred IN securing
aud delivering him to either oFus
MARCUS BAKER,
Near Front Royal. FSedericE oovsfy, Va.
Dec. IS. 1850.
nJTbe Torch Light, IIagcrusown N. ell inser,
10 'l'e amount a 81, and charge this Office
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Va GRO WININUS.
TO m HIRED.

cnr"'ms' day. ~ ,Le house Of Henry
~ Hsins, in Ch.riessowa, be,~~e. the
nonrs OF 10. A. ~. and 2. y ". the Slave,
belonging Ia the estate of n. Reeler, deed.
~ which place they ~iIl be delivered, or
that day. BY those persons vim hired then,
the present year. clothed m the usual msp-
ner. JOHN X HAYDEN. -fd~'fsr
Dec. IS. 1880.
N b. Thoss persens indebted to the e.
tate, will please TO call and take up their
notes. a. further indulgence cannot be given.
,. H. o..
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x.0OR ar THIS.

NILL be sold, by direction Of
w James Brown, negro man, the
property Of said Brown. lie - Gs.sssie
blacksmith, aud will be sold for cash on
the first day Of next Court. without re-
serve THOMAS GHlGGS.
Dec. -. Jaiior Of JcgsTsOa co.
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GILBERT.
Negroes for Hire.

II WILL hire. at public hire. on Thurs
- day the Soih Of December, st the to-
yern Of Mr. Lewis Wysong. at Bunkers-
Hill, about FIFTY valuable slaves, con-
si,ting Of men. women. boys, and girls.
SAM'L CAMERON, Guardian,
for the heirs Of b. Buv,seH, deed.
Dec. 8, 1850.
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ANDREW xguNPER.
1>y~y,<, >-rt- a,,, 49,.

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and ,hs
II q public generally, that the report of his IN
tended removal from Chmlo stown. is ,.ntii,I,
without foundation. lie has such purpose
immediate or remote. Hut, ~ tar ~ human a.
vctts can he forc scsn his prscn r,.sidcnr,. IL de-
signed Ia De permanent, Tor life. The report no
doubt, originated ia his frequent illusions 20 vi
so to the West, on professional business eontcm-
plated To have been ma,e dur,ug the las, fall, but
Jci,TTcd until the ensuing s,,riEg
Chzriestown, dee. IS, 1850.
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We understand that copies of the Jsssrszi Of the
Hoasr Of delegates, will he regularly forwarded,
b, oar mcmbcrs to the several pos, once. Of this
county. for the inspection Of u,c pablie.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-22

Look Out TO March Court

DEiNG extremely ANXIOUS 20 close nv bu.
- s,Bess. without too much tFoable TO those
indebted. give another hjhi--look out TO
March Couft--mske suitable arrangements
20 due time. oS you viil SeJ soUF claims IN
The hands Of 50 attorney, ior collection.
~ CARTER.
HsrperSFerry. nee p. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-22

WILL oder for hire. on Thursday the
. 3Oih OF December. fifteen or twenty
valuable Negroes, consisting of men, wo-
meu. boys. and girls. The hiring 10 take
place at MIR. Lewis Wysongs tavern. Bun
kers- Hill
JACOB GILBERT.
Dec. 8, 1889.
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SLAVES TO HIRE.

GENERAL Slaves, con.,.t,or of Men. We
~ men, Boys and Gir,s, will be hired for
the ensuing year The hiring viii take
place Ut Miiiers Run. 9 miiea from Charles
town, on Wednesday the 18th iast
Dec. 10. MARY MANNING.
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We arr indebted 70 our representative In Con-
s2rs> the Hon. W.. AaSsrnoSs, for mn early
copy OF the Presidents message and sceosnpan,-
ing Documents
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A SERVANT WANTED.

A wisu 10 hire . female servant fDr The en.
] suing > rsg. aid all give 'se usasi pfiee
nee rs sEPTIAuS TIsTON.
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We shall attend tn the requcs, of our friend,
). II. l., next week.
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l.swrie Todd
Gil-blas
Edgeworth's Works,
IL vols 6vo.
RasseIas
Albigenses
Adelaide Murray, &c
&c. &c.
'RY.
iieber's do.
Byron's Works, CON-
plete
Nurse
Beauties Shakespeare
Thompson's Seasons
Millions Works
Dryden's Virgil
Chariemsgne
Little's Poems
Horace in London
RELIGIOUS.
Lady Of the Manor
Faber's Difficulties of
ln6deli,y
uoslem's Ecclesiasti-
cal History, &c. SC.
POLITICAL, &c.
t'ederzlist
Aorse'sindan Reports
rracy's Political Econ
omy
do. do.
Chase's Trial
Olive Branch
RIAL HISTORY, &e.
Goldsmith's Animated
Nature
Buttons Nat. History
keily's "Reminiscences
Elegant Extracts, 6
vols.
Hannah Moore's works
National
Pride
Iiume's Essays
Jesuit's Letters
Chesterfield
Letters from Asia
Ferguson on Civil So
ciety
Letters from the l.
gesu
Bskeweil's Geology
sslsmsn's Gymnsstleks
world Unmarked
Modern Philosophers
spectstor, complete in
. vols.
williams France
Goldsmiths Works,
complete,
~ LETTRES. &e.
American Orstor
fFskine's Speeches
EIoqueDce Of the Bri-
,ish Sens,e
iCAIS.
Titles Museum Of 20
reign Literu'ufe
american Monthly
&c. nc. &C.
700 volumes.
here TO state, that
{ the Society, (Pro
n IL paid 20 the pay
} dues Ofihs CoBps
mt 10 sdd u The DtS
o ihSee hundred 20
Ow on sale. twenty
10 moderate price or
which, when eonsi
,ahtsges sf tire CON
psE The next q
offered. will exceed
'er rent
ident and Direefofs
IUCKMAS1ER.
Librarian
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ctckttUC ttCkfc
Children of the Abbey
waverly, new edition,
Tom Jones
Pelham
Disowned
Richelieu
Vivian Gray
Devereux
frederick Random
Old Bachelor
Arabian Nights
Man Of Feeling
Don Quixotte
POE
Homer's Works
Ossisn's Poems.
Cowper's do.
SCOTS do.
Pope's do.
Shakspeare's Plays
Goldsmith's Poems
Peter Pindar
Percival's Clio
Petrsrch'sLetters
Gertrude Of Wyoming
Burns' Poems, &c.
MORAL AM
Twins Orstions
Works Of Psley
Christianity and Lite
nature
Heber's Sermons in
England
METAPHYSICS,
Stewards Philosophy
Paley's do.
BerkIey's do.
American State Pa
pers, IL vols.
Niles Weekly Regis
ter
GEOGRAPHY, NAT
Pinkerton's Geogra-
ply
Catteau's Sweden
Finley's Am. Atlas
MlSCELl
Burke, on the sublime
and beautiful
Encyclopedias Britain
MICA, 20 vols.
Jcferson's Notes or
Virginia
Cuibush's Pyrotecbny
smiths Essays
Cogen On the Passions
Fosters Essays
blackstone Common
saFies
Staunton's Embassy 20
China
Peters Letters to bis
kinsfolk
brakes Lit. Hours
Highlands Letters
Csismities of Authors
Recollec,ions Of the
Peninsula
Rambler
Nicholas EBcyclope
,lia
RHETORIC. BELL
Allison on Taste
Csmpbell's Rhetoric
Illsir's Lectures
Cicero's Orstions
PERIOD
North American re
view
Edinburgh Review
Southern do.
American q. Review
In all. about
II would be prope
the available funds
vided . strict attenti'
ment Of the RESPECTIVE
n.y. are amply sHiiIc
sent stock from two
tunes. There are
shares Of Stock. 81 4
FIVE dollars a share,
defing the present 81
pany. IS vastly unde
msuoi Of Stock 20 be
tho present price 80
By order Of the Pee
-.
Dee %, 1880.
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TvaE foloovisg CATALOGUE 81 -
Y so~ 10 The Chsssesso~s i.hsssy. y psb@
hshed fos the isfoemssiss Of Me1be. end
the publie gesessliy.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-22

~ various descriptions. foT sale >, ,his
- Once.
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rORY.
iwsrs OF The French
| Revolution
lSmith's Hist. Virginia
Edvsrds' West Indies
RobertsSn's 1ad;s
issyoel's Hit. Of Iodiss
expedition TO Russia
Italy and NspoIeoo
Italians Middle Ages
do. Constitution
81 History
Boatts's Italy
iMelman's Hist. Of the
Pnkin's u. States
&c. &c.
,APifY.
ISsmson's Memoirs
|Secres do.
do.
Napoleon In Exile
Life of hsrmontel
Scots lives Of the No
velists
British Plutlrch
Life Of Richard Henry
Caves Lives
Life Of Currsn
Mooee's Sheridan
lirsine's Columbus
Moore's Byron
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Dec. 8, 1889.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-03-31
MEXICO AND COLOMBIA,

WehaFe laid aside many papers reia4 ting to the affairs of these countries, but there is too much to do with the busi~
 aess of our own, just now, to make room for thcm- The accounts are contrzss1ic- tory and we must wait knowledge of facts in the results that snail happen.- So much, however, is manifest tf.at both are distracted by factions ard parties, and it appears most probable that civ il war rages in both; the generals being rather disposed to fight each other than not hold imposing commands.
 It may farther be observed, that the. following facts appear-that General Guerreropresident of MeMcohasretired to his estate, and that Gen. bustamente has taken charge of the government, which it isexpeeted that he will resign whenane president shal9beappoHateds Uen. Santa Anna seems also to have re- tired. Gen. Bustamente Is reported to have accomplishedallthis withoutmuch opposition; which shows that the people .of Mexico are mere things to De played with by their generals. And 1t also ap- pears that general Paez recognized as commander in chief of Venezuela had been received at Caracas in triumph, at whieh he pledged himself to resist the " tyranny of Bolivar or any other des- pot, and he was supported by generals Bermudez, Marine, Arismendi, Monagas Gomez, Masero, infante, alero, Cara hama, ,&c. He thought it prudent to send 3, OOO infantry and 1000 cavalry to watch the movements or. meet the army of general Bolivar, which force he pro- posed to increase to 10000 men. All the
 ' enezulian generals are to serve with out pay against the Colombian general, or king, as the case may be; and Paes had farther given 10000 dollars to the public contribution, which soon amount ed to 300,000 dollars. All these things are nlanagedb by the military ;and let who rise or fall that may, we expect no per- manentgood from them. Liberty may be sought and found among laatrels, but a. hides only with the oak. The sword that emancipates, if not submitted to the plough-share, seeks the dominion that it won, and will not be satisfied without the enjoyment of power, even though buried in the bosemso of those whomit defended.
 1t was such submission that gave the name Of Washington to immortality! ls stands alone.---no other of the modern world approaches it. The sobriety and meekness of his private life, after he had laid down his arms the liberty of his na-s tive land being accomplished, the mod eration and equity with which he held the first chief magistracy of his countryv are unparalled an ever green and fruit tul basis, in the vast desertof intolerance, tyranny and blood.--Nales' Reg.
 Some idea of the amount of intercourse existing between the United States and Great Britain, may be formed from the fact, that the ships Chrlsmagne and Will liam Thompson, recently arrived at New York from Liverpool brapeh ht over no less z than 4 ((1f) Ieffera