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JEFFERSON COUNTY, Scr:
Nay Court, 1880.
Hamilton Jefferson and William Cieye.
land. trading under the firm Of JEFF.
terson & Cleveland. CoMPLatxaNrs.
AGAINST
Corbin Baker and Jacobina Baker,
DEFESDANTs.
IN CHANCERY.
VENHE defendant. Corbia B.k.r, DOT having
n entered his sppearsoee sud given seeu.
Tity, according 60 the act Of asssnbly spd the
rules Of thf. court, abe IL appearing Jy salts
factory evidence. that he ~ not az iahabi
taBt Of THIS country; u ~ ordered, that the
,oid defendant 10 appear here on the first
esy 81 the bext August term. aud answer the
n'll of the plsintifi aud ihst q copy 81 this
ofaer Be fosihwitn inserted IN some nsws
paper Pnbh'hsd IN CharlsstoSn. for two
nion'hs spcceas'ssiY. and posted ~ ths front
o"of o. we eOurt-houee 81 thIs county: And
~ y further ordered that The defendant. d.
cootoa bsSeT. be restrained from ossinv
eOnvsJ'pg sway, OF sScfeNbe the dsbis ~
ber owing TO, or the effect. In he, h.od. -
the said Csrbin Baker, until The f.rfis, 80
der Vt this eoort.
A eapy-Teste,
SAMUEL J. cR.1yBER, c. &c.
Msy 10, 1850.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Posi- Office at Charles.
fown, J.6erson County, Tirginia. at
the quarter ending 3Ofh June. 1880.
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CAarIestoN.n, June 9 ~. -.

CGriestopn, June Q "a. 1850.
VIE Stockholders Of tic Harper
u Ferry, ChaflestoN ard Smit.
g'1 Turnpike Company are hereby noii
n.d' That an instalSssni % two dollsi, stf
MY cents per share Of tie stock ol ss..
company being the isi insialnsft, ere
CURED 70 he pad 'oflumpbrsy Keyos ~,
me treasurer 81 the company. o. The Del.
nay o. August next and further som r
'"o dolI.rs and fifty cents pes shsrs u,
ing The % mistakenly in liEe mannef o.,
The iifsi day Of October ne1f
by order ~ The Board 81 Director.
ANDREW HUNTER. Sseg
June %. 1850.
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F0tcHK SpeciFc OlHtWcflf.
Dams have bean taken TO make this sup
i piyvery good Il MAJ be had al the fol
loving pisces, via
Humphrey Reyes, Charissfosca.
9,iam Toung's, Lfdrf,is6mg.
r ~. Spra,gers, Haypers. Ferry.
Iorner T. Harris, MepherisfoI,'.
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fSNHftHp ILAlNIIEFS.
AGAINST
Mason Bennett, John Bennett. Bom.
tury Bennett, UihiGm Bennett. ,Jr.
son Of HIM I'm. Stone &. EHz05efh
has ,ole. die widO,c Of HiHiam Ben.
nef. UiHiGm GeUeidnd and Thorn.
ION Bo'cen and Maria his rife.
DEFENDANrs.
SptiE plaintiffs. by their counsel. reply
- generally 10 the answer Of the delen.
dant william Cleveland aud commis.
Sons are awarded The parties 90 examine
ana take Tho dePositiens Of lheir witnes,es
and by consent Of the parties bv the,r
counsel, II is ordered. that . Master Com.
missioner Of ihIs court. 10 take an ser.ent
OF the legacy 10 tho bill mentioned. stil;
due snd oopaid--s,sting all such u,at,.r.
specially deemed pertinent 10y himself. or
Which shall be required By either Of tbr
parties TO be specially stated, add make
report thereof t. the court. 10 order 10 =
hnal decree. a copy-Teste.
DANL LEE. &C.
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I. ~. GARTER

Has jnst returned from market. and 10
4 . now receiving and opeaing. large
aud splendid nssossment OF
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
in the Superior Ceust Of Cbancery hold.
en- at Winchester the eth day Of April,
1880.
John Daniels and Nancy his rife. late
Nancy Bennett, PLAlxrIrrs,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-15

VHE subscriber respectful, informs his friends and
L the public that he has removed his establishment
next door to the rankin House Hotel, few doors
below his old stands where ne continues carr, on the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-15

Removal.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has removed his establishments
next door to the rankin House iotel, few doors
below his old stand where he continues to on the
Saddle Harness Trunk business.
! IN ALL ITS H.aRIOUa BRaECHtS
He tenders his grateful Acknowledgements to HE
friends and the public, for the liberal patron &c he has
received from them; and begs leave TO assure item,
that with the aid of the best workmen, and sn
pie supply Of the most choice materials, he vii 10
able to render entire satafacton to those who nay
please to fav"r him with their business, either BY ORDER
or personal application.
He has on band this time, and will continue keep
large assoftnsnt Of the following articles. wholesale
and retail, the most moderate terms.
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles best quality; stuff Gaps
DO do common do
Ladies' do be st and common
Plated and steel bitted brides, of various kinds
Plated and ,teeLmounted msrtngaes
saddle-bags of the lates' fashion. and common
Veissesand carpet travelling bags
Plated amounted carriage harness
Brass and japan mounted gig harness
Plated, brass. and japsnnedmounted earfysll har.
Wagon, cart, and dray harness
Fire buckets and halters
And also general assortment Of
ELEGANT Hlrd Leather Travelling Trunks
And greet variety It
THE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS.
Plated ,tee. AID brass spurs
Plated steel and brass bride bits and stirrups
Ssddletrees and buckskins, assorted
Buffalo skin saddle
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, buck, and calf
skin, and quilted at shortest notice
Old sadd harm, End trunks Of all kinds, repair
ed at the shortest notice.
sept so JAMES VANSANT.
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N,iaprt seine TWine.
Xu.N.riaA Yea,
E,y,isN ANIMALS for ASo1

..S.r h.crser has lust re ceived and ers tyr sale:
JZ, Gem, a Literary Annual for 1851, con-
,.;n;,, Twelve speud,d eNgravngs, b, the most sm'
@ Friendships Offering, Literary Album ana
- RIM ,rbr.ncer fur 1851. containing thirteen
beautiful engravings. amongst which are war; ~nh;m
OF Scots going forth to execu'io"' a"" "''N
Gray nv u, r. ,oa1 containing
.u,onr,t other engrav,ng,. The three Mar.s =, Tue
Tomb ofchris. by Smith, from Ben West; and o.. Inc
ne"ge by Ur.nd.rd from painting ~ A. y Ho'es
IRE F6rget-Ne-N Not, Christmas, New EVE. aea .,.
an Birth bay Present for 1851 containing h''ee"
s'" TS SS Chrisimas Bon, by Marshall, Juvenile
fresh supply Of the Atlantic Souvenir S, ,; ana
g.. ,su. .lso The Gentleman's Pocket Alma
n.es. for 1851, and Desver's Almsnaeks Tor uC
nov % -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-15

Tor sale.
~ RBI.S. M. mackerel
JU so do first quality No. behring's
20 do prime shad, put up with saltpetre for ia.
mly use
A few barrels paint oil
Winter and .unmer 10, in hhds and bbs
70 b,gs St. Domingo coffee, at ia cts per h..
Apply to NJ. Ml 'LEk SON.
dec 8
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fn\A Goods

fnN Goods
RICHARD S. HOPKINS & Co.
4 RE now receiving their fall stock Of DRY GOODS
n which selected with care, and which tne,'
sfIer for sale OIL liberal terms-among them arc
Blue. black and fancy colored cloths
Cashmere, sa,tinets and Aannrls
Silk, valencia and toilincu v. stiogs
Baizes, rose and point blankets
Callcoes, Italian lutestripgs
Black gro de maps and levantines
italian grapes, fsg and bandsnna handkerchief
Black worsted hose
White do do
Also, q general assortment Of
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS,
such a. bIesched and brown shirtngs and sheetines
tickings, cheeks, plaids. Cc. &c. oct 2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11
FOR THE E.Wo UIRER

TO the PeopIe NJ prginid-No III.
The only question now submitted for your consde-
ration decision, the single and the une
one,-W whether you will prefer the existing or the
amended CONFERENCE.-The alternative is offered -
One or the other must inevitably be the Charter OF
your Government,i not permanently at least for pc.
Rod OF many years.-l shall endedvour TO shew,
Iha any aterl alive even If il were possible would
not be desirable.
what alternatives are therel--Only two can be i'm
agined :-You must either form a third an entirely
new from either the existing or
the amended one;-or you must make a partition OF
the S,ste.--Bo'h al'ern'ves 10 be deprecated
Both propositions, az soon as they stated you will
iOstonuy depreeae--condemn and reject.
But, both these proposilions-as alternatives Cor
your consideration and judgment-have not only been
whspe ed and hnted but at one time openly spoken Of
-considered and canvassed.-I shall make a few OBJ
.ervsiion' upoa each, and eudeavour to slew The
danger-the inistuaton and the madness, which would
De involved aud exhibited in either scheme.
j. One alternative would be 10 form another-a third
COMPLIMENTARY new IN Of its feaiores and
dh.reLt rom either tho existing go amended one
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11
MORMNaM.

MEXICO-Exuact of a letter received at n Or
ears, dated Mexico, Dec l6.-President Guerrero
lett this city to-day TO march against the ariny of re-
serve, which has pronounced itself in Jaapa in favor
OF central government. Bocanegra will act a. Pc
siden during his absence. The American Minister
Mr. Poinse, requested an audience in order TO leave
Ihe Republic. The Commissario Valdes has RESIGNED
and the srmy of reserve is Row at Pueblo de los An
gelOs.
FURTHER FROM CoLoMBIA-We have received
additional papers from Colombia, and information from
prvate sources, which enables us to state the follow
ing particulars.
Gen o'Leary. an Irshman by birth, who greatly
distinguished himself in the OF Independence anil
commanded the late expedition against the insurgents
81 Anoquia, has been appointed Minister of Colombia
near the government of the United States, and will pro-
baby arrive in the next vessel from Carthagena
The Delegates from Venezuela to the Conve milan
at Bogo'a, were on their way to that capital in the
month OF December, and several of them were met
with, near Bogota, by gentleman who has since ar
rived in this city
Whatever may lie the views of Bolivar as TO the form
OF government which ought 10 be adopted in Colombia
land we do not pretend to know them exactIv \ ,ho,
are substantially concurred in 10y Gen. Pasz or thi.
we have satisfactory evidence.
From these two facts. il is easy Judge OF the char
ac,er ,l me IuoTs reiave 10 the separation OF We
ne Zuela from the rest OF Colombia.
Shortly after the defeat and death of Gen Cordova
train which he had kDdled in the Province of i,boca
exploited. The insurreetion headed by Ferman
H"Tga-, Governor OF the Province. But few of the
Choacans joined it, and il was speedily terminated by
the capture OF its leader.
BY decree ofth government t the Province of Gua
yana has been erected into Prefecture with Angos-
tura for lie capital.
BOLiVAR.-The following is from the Gace,a de
Colombia, semi-oficia paper, published at Bogota.
Every day affords new evidence Of the desire of The
bei ator that the government should be constituted in
the manner most agreeable to the national will We
have said enough to show that there no foundation
Tor atribung to him The project OF tyranzng over the
people, but his own conduct that which most trun-
phanlly reiutes the caumny II il is thought that he
has determined TO conquer the other American States
the efforts he has made 10 bring abont a peace with
Peru contradict the supposi'ion. If the project of ab.
soIute command IL attributed 10 him, his convoking A.
early as possibly the national Repre- .enation shows
the lalsty OF this accusation; and if any one pretend.
that he has dictated the bases of the Constitution which
IL 10 be given without advancing the least proof the
eanes'ness with which he invokes the opacn OF the
nation, in order that by this opinion the Cow ent ON
be guided in the form of govern which they shall
adopt, exposes the impudence OF hi. accusers
T.W Y. Jour of Cam
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RICHMOND, THURSDAY, FEBRUaRY /
.rHE SrIrUrION.

The advices we continue TO receive from all quar-.
tiers, leave doubt upon minds Of the ratification
OF the Constitution by decided majority of the people
Such we understand, TO be the general oil
the members OF the Legislature, from the extensive
correspondence they are receiving-We have not
in single newspaper any article Of different descrip-
tion-On the contrary they all seem to admit, whether
re nds or foes TO the Constitution, that its be-
yond doubt-The lie xngton Int gencer of the 9Th
inst states AS the result Of its enquiry that would
receive ga very large vote in that part of the county,
oil Rockbridge; and that "will be very generally
tanned by the neighboring countless and with the ex-
cePion OF one or two counties in the North west, very
generally through the State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11
EROM COLOMBIA

The brig Moniilla, which arrived last evening in
"a days from Cathagena, brings Bogota papers TO Dec
II, in which Lima Gates TO the 10Th are contained A.
mOng The passengers by the Montia are General Hor
risen, late our Minister to Columbia ard Col Torrsns
late Mexican Charge d'Af,res near the same Govern
ment
The Lberator had not arrived at Bogota on the 2Otb
December. Nothing new is mentioned in the papers
as having taken place in Venezuela The paIer Of the
18th contains copy Of Letter from General Paez
Superior Chief OF Venezuela to the Secretary of War
in which the sentiments Of that functonary erning
the detection Of General Cordova are set forth ne
expressed much regret at learning that Cordova hal
disowned and violated the organic on of the republe
his powers as Supreme Chief lie states that the
germ OF discord will not thrive in the terrory under
his communicative Luela; and avows a frm determ-
nation TO sustain with all his power the present organ
izstion The BOgoa paper OF the 2Oih conains some
sensible specudtions the psesent anarchy Of the
South american States, and on the only by which
the approaching Congress could avert the ruin If Co
lombii, exhortng the representatives. to act with cir
cumspe con, patriotism aud fofberance. "There ought
10 prevail in the national assembly," says The writer
pnions, and what he suppose to be the opinion of
the nation; The purest patriotism, in making mutual con
cessions, where tue opposite nterlsres with our con
ddton, Bnd absolute consecration Of all the vigil
lance and all The talents Of the members 10 the one
great object Of eHectDg the greatest good for the repre
sentod IL with such dsp"s tions Constitution IL
formed, we confidently expect that the nation will &C.
cept IL with enthusiasm" tJV Y. r.. Past.
Extract OF letter from Msrscaibo, dated 22d Dec.
"OuT trade is completely AT stand, and we regret TO
say in consequence OF the act passed in Caracas on the
18th Nov disowning the authority of General Bolivar
OF lie reviying Tor some time n The greatest
anxiety is felt by all classes TO know what measures
te Presdeni adopts on The receipt ~ the intelligence.
lie was expected az gotta on the 10 u iEyt,''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11
RAIL. ROAD SURYEY

Moncure Robinson, E,q. the Engineer employed by
the Corporation, having days since returned from
his H. sf tour to the Roanoke, Thursday morning last
commenced the survey of the for the conte npla
ted Rail Road We presume that in few weeks
should the weather retard his he will
be enabled TO present his Report TO the Common III ,l
IPefcrshlirn InielIine,Icer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11
Extract ola Letter from gentleman no,o in Wash
ingtoR, dated,
There has been an interes,;ng d.,


-- There has been an interesting debate
Today In The Senate, on MIR. Foots land resolution.
MIR. Webster last week attacked the South Gen
Hayne oil s. c. to-day, in speech Of three hours made
the most eloquent and powerful reply ever heard
lie Is truly great man. He spoke of the patriotism
OF the South aud referred to their honorable charac
ter. He then ashed the federal party of New Eng.
land, and took them high and dry-called them tho
war party" in peace, and the 'peace party" in war
lie spoke OF the federalsts of I79S-oi the federal
publicans OF lSl4-of the Coaitionists of Is24-and
The National Republicans of ls29-saying they were
all the same thing and all for the same party
tie paid just compliment 10 the democracy of New.
England-said they had always stood firm in the hour
oil danger, aud commanded the respect OF all honest
men. He referred 10 the Indian Meetings and la shed
them well. Hartford Times
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DANIEL WEBSTER.

The speech OF Mr.. Webster, which we publish ts-
Gay, on Mr. Foots resolution, is, learn from the
Nat In'eilgencer The first speech which he deliver
ed in that debate To him Mr. Benton and Mr. Hayne
replied: and then Mr. Webster followed in the speech
which occupied two days in the delivery. Mr.. Benton
again succeeded him. AMI has yet closed his spe
in replication. Bait. Chronicle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11
THE GREAT DEBATE IN THE SEN ATE

Mr. Rowan took the floor on Thursday, in opposition
to the monsirous doctrines proma gated by Mr. Web
s,er, and will conclude this day. The speech of Mr.
X was arsumen'ative and powerful worthy OF the occa
sion and OF the reputation of the speaker Several other
gentlemen are expected 10 speak on the same size
and will resder an acceptable service TO their country
ia doingsc. Persons who did not hear Mr. web.ters
speeches. can form idea OF the doct ines they pro-
claimed, and tn schemes they disclosed At the sOpe
reignty OF the States, they understood by all the
friends OF limited government, TO aim death blow
10 the ranks oil opposi i0 they held out all The rally
ing poins Tor the next Presidential campaign, and offer
ed all the seducions which sary unite the
ambitious, the avarcious and the fanaca under the
banners OF the old Coalition To all these are to be-
added The attack upon the South, he preferred alliance
to the West. and the -disgused scheme Of govern.
ing the confederacy by of action founded in
cement OF interest, and similtude Of policy on Ger.
tain delicate subject among certain po,cerI States
under the flag OF old JN,to England Federalism
nick -named" National Republicans" The importance
OF this debate must be appar, N, to ALL is deeply felt
here. The Senators who have spoken and those W o
viii speak, discharge great and sacred duty to their
country It's not holy-day debate, but real and e.
ventfu contest for the safety Of the States and the
counterac,ion oil the most daring schemes for the
covery oil lost power that country has ever
ed Mr.. Webster has brought il forward bat he lack.
courage 10 breast the storm which he has excited
He has not been in the Senate since except TO
vote for his party. He depends upon his spec CHI
which Is to 90 forth North and WEST; to rally all
that can be collected in the crusade against the States
against the South, and agans the present Admnistra
ton. IL must not go forth unanswered and will not
Besides Messrs Hayne, Benton, and Rowan who have
spok, we have reason TO expect that several other
Senators will appear on the side, in whom the
Republicans OF the United States will recognize some
OF their most faithful and powerful advocates.
~. S. Tel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11

for several sessions past, have at length passed both
Houses. The bill TO authorize canal to the
waters Of the Delaware and Rarian aud the bill 10
thorise Rail Road from Camden TO South Amboy
have become laws Of the State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11

IL We were requested to announce, lin our Las,
paper to the freehoiders Of James City, that Roscoe
Cole, Esq. declines reelection to the House of Dele
gates at the ensuing election.
We authorized that VIM Old nj pyesout ,o
Der OF The House Of Delegates from the county Of Powhaan wi
be candidate at the ensuing Spring elections The
Senatorial District composed counties of ChesieGoIJ
0 We also, authorised state that Mr. Samuel oylo,
declines being candidate for the Senatorial District composed of
the counties of Chesterfield, &c. "
mont" read Increment"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11
RUMORS Ar WASHINGTON.

The opposition papers not content with on dts
Diminishing MIR. Branch from the Navy and putting in
Mr. Woodbury-But they are constantly circulating
rurnors about Messrs. Van Buren, and Calhoun with
view of setting them by the ears. IL we could be.
lieve half OF what they tell us, should i'm az inc
that Washington was scene Of chaos aud confusion;
mat nothing but discord regnsd in the cabine and
that thousand intrigues going on among the res
pective friends OF Calhoun and Van Buren,, to promote
their pretensions.
IL half of these stories were true IL would be hiyb
time Tor the President TO interfere, TO tell his cabinet
that he must have peace and that their jars must stop
Cen Jackson does not possess the energy Of cbarac
ter, which is generally attributed to him. if he not
restore order TO his househo
thousand misrepresentation no doubt snoat
about the two distinguished men, whom we have nam.
ed aoove-But it tythe Of these stories could be true
II would be time for the People TO interfere and com
m md them to cease-If the psople could believe any
part oil these steres their warning voice would soon
tell them to bewarehat A. Jackson will be re.elect-
ed President oil the United Staes-and that it is too
early by half TO be preparing for an election which
viii not take place for six years-,hat in the mean
ume, they have duties to discharge, and reforms to
promote, for the good of the country and the credit
of the Admnistration-that the best way to reach
the Presidency is to think nothing of i-but to do In
utrs,and thus command the confidence of the people
mat no rejecting and patriotic will, this time
take part with either side for the next presidencyand
that we have all higher and nobler duties to perform
than TO be dabbng in the dirty pool of cous par
tZan warfare.
The people are sick of contentious They are .aat.
ed with presidential elec ee pioneering They
VIII not permit any man, with impuny, to excite
another tumult. before the late erment has actually
subsided The least signs oil rising contest among
our friends, will only be calculated to animate the
hopes OF our adver sries-and hence they are using
every subtle art flee TO pro luce -These views are
so clear, and they lay very obviously upon the sur
lace OF things that il will require much higher au-
horlty than al the opposition papers IN the country
10 convince that there is atom OF truth in all
these rumours. Let Mr.. Clay eat and spout his way
to the Presidency if he CAM but let not Nj artn Van
u. foot q LOT
them serve their country faitbfully-adhere to the
principles Of the constitution and tho of their
county.
Hr hbi erunt drtesp!
In other can IN re arh the goal nj aub;t;on,