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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10

EsssKxrs Cox. charged with tie murder
Of Col Duss. Mas brought before the exam.
ming Csur, on Friday last. The court -hoase
was crowded with persons curious To hear the
testimony concerning this horid occurrence.
The cave was, however. continued until Mon.
day the 18th inst on the application of ,h,
prisoners counsel. ~ho alleged the absence
nj important testimony which the prisoner
had not time or oppor'un.'y to procure.
An adjourned session OF the Superior
Court OF Law for this county. commenced
yesterday. The Hon. RIcnARp f.. PARKER
presiding.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10
n SMALL FARM

In J.6srson County. ia. ron SHE.
RI OFFER for sale, . small unimprortd farm
- situsieJ IN Jefferson counts, We. shout 4
mics from Chsrlrstown sdjo,ning the lsuts
~ Mr.. Hugh M'Donsld and others, and psri
OF that yell known irac! Of land called Shsp-
non ilil.
Containing f26 Acres,
About forty 81 which ~ clothed IN first rate
lumber. The cleared land forms square
and STOUT sixty Acres are Ia clover, twenty
OF which have lain idle for more Than years.
Nv terms viii he moderate - viii sell fot
cash or on credit. rs may best suit purchs
sers. Should the purchaser wish TO move
upon the lend. will furnish materials for p
soug frame or log binding, 90 very moder
ate terms JAMES l. RANSOM.
r s. As some may doubt the title 10 this
land. . will give snv indemnity that may rss-
sonabiy he required. l. II
ChsT!et;cuD. Jefferson county, We
February 10, 1880 -wRwso.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10

EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS.
SCHEME
prize of 1900 Dollars - 5000 Dollars
prize Of 1000 Dollars ~ 1000 Dollars
prize OF 500 Dollars ~ 500 Doiisrs
prize OF 40 Dollars - 400 DOllAra
prizes Of 200 Dollars Is 400 Dollars
prizes " 100 Dollars . 500 Dollars
10 pf,xcs Of 50 Dollars - 200 Dollars
20 prizes Of ~ dollars ~ 100 Dollars
100 Irizes ~ Dollars ~ 90 Dollars
100 prizes of s Dollars ~ $40 Dollars
500 prizes Of DJllsrs II 20. 900 Dollars
5231 prizes amounting 10 S. Oc D0lisrs
g. More pTfzes thsn blanks. The scheme
containing only Ten fbOassnd Tickets. aud
beng arranged on the ODD 4 EVEN SYs
TEN. tIss holder ~ two tickets OF two shares
Is certain of obtaining - least osE vans and
msy dra~ rEEss' and IN psOpOsii9ri for soy
grenisf quaniHy.
Tickets 81 90 Quarters a 90
IT.,ires - 90 Eigb,hs. 50
To be had in The grss'es, variety % npmbsrs
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10

<G7- Since the above was put into type,
= have seen gentlemen from Shepherds
20. who assure Us that the report con-
<rnins design TO burn Mr. Cooke in ef-
81. in that place. IL totally roid of truth
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11

DUBLIC SALE WI be sdid, at Puoilc
Sale.ep Tz~rsday hH 4 thdny y sBaTcIs
1880, at the late residence OF Thomas w.
Davis, deed, nearLeesown,
The Personal Property Of sud dereasec,
CONSISTING or
Some first rate work Horses,
Brood Mares and Colts,
A fine young Stallion,
Mich Cows, young Cattle and sheep,
About 100 head of stock Hogs,
A quantity of Wheat s. Rye by the bushel.
Cloverseed by the bushel,
Corn by the barrel,
Wheat and Rye IA the ground,
Two road Wagons, one OF them broad
wheel, nearly new,
Que plantation, ditto.
Farming Utensils of every description,
Such as
Ploughs, Harrews. Windmill, &c. &c
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
A quantity of Bacon and Lard,
A few barrels of good Cider,
And great many other articles too tedi
Gus for insertion.
.Also-At the same time and place, the
SLAVES belonging to the estate, will be
hired for the balance Of the present year, con-
sisting of men, women, boys and girls.
Nine months credit will be given on all
sums Of and above five dollars, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security; all sums
under five dollars, must be cash.
GARLAND M. DAVIS,
.4dhl1or Of L, w. Darts, decd
February Is, 1890.
z. S All persons having claims against the
above estate, arc requested TO present them,
properly authenticated, for settlement; al
those indebted, viii be expected to make inn
mediate payment. GMD.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11
T.AKE NOTICE.

IHhE NOTICE. ea
|vE Vile subscriber having associated with
ri himself his nephew, Peter H. Coohus, in
The Mercantile Business in Shepherdstown.
it will therefore he necessary for me TO hr;ns
to a close all any old business. NV YOUNG
man, fseti7scs Hm,asskesp, rs hereby s.uly
authorised to close all my outstanding debts.
'eiihsr by receiving payment, or by note. II
lshoped, that aHwhoknow themselves indebt.
ed TO me, will be pleased to comply with thu
notice IN SUCH a way as wil best suit their
present circumstances; and IN so doing via
confer a lasting obligation on a,err friend.
now also take pleasure in returning my
's'ncere thanks, to AL those Of my friends and
customers, and also Che pubic generally. for
ssae very liberal encouragement / have recai-
Neh 30 nmes past. and hope to merit con-
nIuanoe OF the same, by strict attention to
please. Very Respectfully, SIC.
JOHN T. COOKUS
SRepherdstown, January FL. 1880. =
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11
March A, 1880.

FEW FARMERS.-The subscriber takes
n this method of informing the Farmers
of Berkeley and jefferson counties, that his
PLASTER MILL is in complete repair, and
that he is now prepared to grind all Plaster
that may be offered. Persons bringing the
same need not wait longer than one hour to
have II ground to take home
His S,4V MIL is also in good order for
saving timber OF every description and at short
notice. JOSIAH FLAGG
March 4, IS3O-3t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11
observation-disclosures.

Observation-Disclosures.
sHE s1bscriber ihswag established aim.
ID eelf in The LryeS Baltimore, as
Foar and Commission Merchant,
and taken The extensive Warehouse, No. s7s
Market street, Cd square above Howard A..
tenders to Farmers, Millers, DistiHers, Taa-
ners, &c: his services IN the sale OF their Va.
rious products.
From the subscribers experience in bu.
slness, extensive acquaintance, and other adj.
vantages, lac fatters himself that he will \.
able to render satisfaction 10 those who con-
fide in him. For the accommodation of,ncb
ia Jefferson county and its vicinity, he has
made arrangements, with Messrs. JOSEPH
l.: RUSSELL & Co. of Harpers Ferry, to
advance Cash, when desirable, on any kind
of saleable produce forwarded to him for sale.
SAMUEL X. WHITE.
Baltimore, Jan. %, lS3O-6t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11
SIR ALBERT.

SIR ALBERT,
Sine property Of Dr. y. l.. Boteler 6 Coz
~ WIN stand for service the ensu.
fT7NgIA ing Spring season, from the 25th
tWTS of March and end on the e5th
syssss44zssssks of June next, at the following
places, VIZ: three first days in each week al
the stable OF MIR. John Billnirc in Martins.
burg, and the balance of his time al the sta
Die oil Mr., Joseph Entler in 1Shepherdstown,
at ten dollars the season.
Gee Bulls for pedigree and performances
ne is not equailed by any horse of biosd ID
polntoi SIZE, beauty and vigour.
Feb. IL, IS3o-6ts
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11

EBUBLIC SALE-Will be sold, at public
q sale, on .fiatddy the 22d dag Of March
Inst. at the subscribers residence, near the
head of Tussarera creek, miles west Of
NarhasbuEg, the following property. to wit:
Horses, Cows, Sheep, and Hogs; One Wagon,
and other farming utensils; Hay by the ton,
Grain in the ground; quantity of Bacon;-
Also, variety Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting Of Tables. Chairs, one
Corner Cupboard, Bureau, Beds and Bed
ding, Clock, and number OF other articles
too nsiuerousto mention. The sale win com
n,ense p; O'Clock, 4. Nj and continnc from
day TO DAY until all is sold. A credit of nine
months viii be given on all sums above three
dollars, the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security; and all under that sum, the
cash will be required
FANNY SI'IP, Eeeexirsr
March 4, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11

YEWUST SALE OF Landry virtue
Il OF deed of trust executed by Barnard
kephart and Sarah, his wife, to the subscri-
bers, dated 7th day of Nay, 1926, and dMy
recorded in tse office ofthe Clerk Of Berkeley
County Court, we shall, On, the 12th day Of
,Aau1l nert, before the door ofthe Court house,
in the town of Mnrtinsburg, proceed to sell
to the highest bidder, for cash, the three
Tracts or parcels of Land conveyed to us in
trust by said deed, or as much thereof as
shall be sufficient to discharge the sum in
tended to be secured by said deed, with in
terests and costs, and charges of sale. 1--WE
of these Tracts or parcels Of Land were con-
veyed by George SFcre and Sarah, his wife,
to the said Kephart on 9th of April, 1885,
and the third by jacob Weaver and Marga-
ret his wife, on the 9Th of May. 1916, and lie
on the drains of Opeauean creek, on the west
side thereof, and now occupied by Thomas
Mctluilkin
WILLIAM LONG, r
DAVID Ii. CONRAD, s 'u''''''
March A, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11

FsY the authority OF two deeds Of trust ere-
Eb csted by Levi Cunningham, the ono to
John Strother for the benefit OF Charles ~.
Stewart, the other to David Ii. Conrsd ior
the benefit Of David MIXERS administrator
and William J. Miller & Co the undersigned
win sell, ct public auction, for cash, before
the door of the Courthouse, IN Martinsburg,
,rssxzss N, .Momaoy The 18th y .7psN nezt,
1ss AVAILABLE TRACTofLAND,
|Y on Mill Creek, in the county OF
- :. Berkeley suppose . contain II
arres-being the same land which was dew
sed 10 Levi Cunningham by his father, Geo:
Cunningham, deceased, and on which the
said Levi now lives, adjoining the lands oil
Clevinger formerly r. Ridgway) x. Haslet'
aud others.
Tie trustees wiH convey such tide to the
purchaser as is vested in them by the trust
deeds aforesaid, which title is believed TO be
good. JOHN .sIROlHEf,
DAVID I'll. CONRAD.
March Ath 1890
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11
NEGROES FOR HfRB
MmW nlRMo

FESHE subscriber has associated with h;Hs
u selfin the Mercantile Business, In SbeD.
herdstown, at his odd and well known stand.
his nephew, Peter III. Cooisw The business
in future will be conducted in the name d
JOHN r. COOKUS 8. Co.
JOHN T. COOKUH.
Shepherdstomn, January 81, 1880
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11

EUST received aad FOR sale. No. / MACK
eB ERAI. srd NO. l SHAD, by
JAS. s. WIN. 4. RIDDLE.
They have added to their list OF Sshoo
Boosls, Perks .astthmet;c"
Allatasbnrg, Feb. l b. SSSOs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

4sc 1ifd poiu by tue sitting RENTER, tue cilo..
ouh shall notice no farther than TO call the attention of the
comutee to the Character Of the evidence, by which he has
supported his votes objected upon the ground-
He would require Of record evidence prove
ualxaon of alien, whilst glance the dispositions will
satisfy YOU tina, the party against whom the obec
tion had made was regarded N his behalf as sl
Gent TO establish the vote and this objection made too, by
the sitting member with full knowledge that the freehold
qualifications al small OF hes In the several
counes Of The district rest upon mere parole 10
which OF tho twc if 70 either, the street Jules OF evidence
should apply, submit The judgment this committee
There are gratuous remarks, occupying no small
space papers before me- some OF which proper
should notice The sitting member tells you in them
that e petitioner has expressed HE confidence ,hat he has
the Importance he p!eases such declarations" &c did
sir express. my confidence that the evidence submitted (and
upon which the question wiz be dscided)
had obtained raor:,v OF LEGAL votes IN the elections but
certainly did not endcavo Importance 10 the dec
srao than an homes, conviction Of its truth fairly demand
ed The result examination By your committee confirms
IN some degree a, least, the of the opinion ventu
cesding adopted has not a,,eher defective
gentleman imagined You again ted that 1.-The petitioner
says deposons taken before respectable persons whether
according TO form or not, should be rcad 1t to truth
SIR thai should protest against the accusation OF having said
hand, though may order it particular
W that would not Rave objected to tho sitting members
depoons whether according not believing they
had been taken before men of proby aud GOOD repu,e This
is precisely what did in substance now 20 further and
scribug tue taking deposons contested elections
and the sitn: msbor had deviaied from that mode
by any circumstances calculated 20 excite ssrcon of foul
play not have objected to the evidence would not
have Objected TO upon the principle "Honstcu
per quad Uron this principle stail ever act though
tm aware tina, perfectly upright men have ,er own opinions
On these matters and may honestly differ abou; them
mad intended to coudne myself almost exclusively
first point objection made by sitting member that ap
ehended. being the ony entitled much consideration
in the decision OF this question trust, sir have not tres
passed the patience the committee though am very
srnsibe OF the lame in which have presented those
remarks Wth full confidence result VIII he in accor.
dance viii, strc, justice and preserve the integrity Of the
tive franchise, that buwark of Our free Institutions
guarantees Of liberty beg my ackno,y led nents
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14
NVM. M'CRERY. T.nnn

EE AS just received very hpndsome ,ss,.,z -.
a Of SPRING GOODS of the mos, s rlinen'
DC KIND and seperior qualities CONSISTING Of cloths
casslmeres marsei!les and silk vesting. Serv broufi
~, and new aud superior article for Summer coats
soets %a|soIe assortment of fancy cravutng,
he VIII sell low for cash. &C WHICH
m 27-cnfs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14
GEORGE j.. TTFFTN

"a ~ received by.recent arrivals from New York
81 ana Philadelphia. variety Of
r, SIaPLE < F.ayY1CY GOODS
ne thinks il needless 70 enuneyalc the names and
3ahl'ies bn as<ares the Country Merchants, his
part OF almost every article usually for sale in Dry
food stores, and VIII be offered at The market prices
ap2I--eo12,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14
IN SENATE UNITED STATES.
SPEECH OF MIR. MARKS
OF PENNsyLvANI.,

In E9ecusre Session, on tie t,tlorris RcgoiaIioa:
"Resoived, That the President of the y. States be
to lay before the Senate the cause or cau
SEES tist led to the removal of William Clark from, the
office Of Treasurer OF the u States"
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, AND DYE sTUFFs'
FOR SALE, BY
archibald 8. Todd.

4 Wheeling where he has opened a
Aandge MED4CLES &C "h no VIII
ASH Anougtle eulei0lOw
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10
CORDAGE STORE,

lnd il now ready 10 execute all ier> for arti-
cles IN ms line. with which he may b. fiyored, an
0n the most advantageous terms. TIC tias now or
hgnd avery extensive assortment ut Cordage o..
every descr ption, to which he is daily adding Goi
MS Factory. Ills prices will be egulatrd BY th
Lleest Pi,ts5uy.h r Cincinnati rates; md b,
leels confident of being able Ia 6Li ull o5drrs o.
Merchants, who may favor hun Nith lhsir cu.tosr,
~ at last as good, If not better terms than can b
procured any WHARF else in the Western Coualry.
lie viii warrant his work 10 b. Of the very lrssi
quality Comnanders OF Boats are regnes,ed t.,
eve bin Q call
OTdsls Addressed 20 aessss Ksoz And Mckee
Forsyth a1d Dublin, AID =. D. Blylsss, Couu..s.
Ion MezoSasiV, q 20 MrsSs1 pRoUFsiy asasa6s
o.
Wseshng. March ca, 1881
- The Loutsv.lls Advertiser. NsshviIls B.,
ohlc-n, and 81, Louis leyr5i "a. Wis ,...s
\ sen the .lpve glce -e-if -. SO ..s1tcs. -.
isAwssI ~ tEcds1h d - 1.sss - Sss-sts.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10
TO LET,

FNiE accounts due by Note 90 ,he h.s Frn of
- j. w. CLEMENS e. Go. have been plirsr
in ihe bands of WIN. Mcconnell Esq. fl coIec
tom ao'5 so indebted, are requested 20 csn and
adjust ths same.
Dec JOS. ". PAY.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10
FRESH SALAD OIL
AISI

FE DOZEN BOTTLES SUPERIOR MACAB0UGH
Pians and to Ao
and Law in theirs the pr
BeeswaX n
MlaeEnn. AmlI.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10

- AID. Cotoa, CO &Aa1SS n a.
(" ~ . ea0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-06

soPcannua'ed' Nladiclve old man, is the only posi-
DIE barrier-,be election of Henry Clay. No. no
he Is exactly of the temperament to love power for
its own sake, and he never will resi,,n while 4, IN
practicable to retain t. Other circumstances pre-
vent 1t This old man, weak, nlbecile and violent n,
he Is, and every way inferior hundreds who affect
10 recognize in him more than Roman virtues is the
only i'ganeni, tho only appu of his party. Under
nm alone, can they unte-under him alone teiH they
consent to pull together. That hgament once bro
Zen, the party Is dissolved forever. Hence we wit
ness an extraordinary state of things. Men who
aohor 'acRsons person, des2ise has political impo-
tence dctest his despotism and hat of his mnons and
view the hands into which The government has fall
en- with mixed sentiment of shame and dislike arc
bound hand and foot, and compelled to choose be-
tween taking him again, and destroying their party
we need not wonder how human weakness and sell
hshness will decide in such dilemma. Men i'm this
predicamen urge his reelection and appeaso their
cohsciehces with such sops interest always sun
pies. Had he every inclination to retire from tie
cares OF government, which we do not believe for a
moment, moral necessity forbds it, which he must
obey. 1.-The can now spare the place holders and the
place hunters they cannot yet spare him. and they
will overwhem his Congress with ire sistible ntrea
ties.
Let no, therefore, the enemies of Despotism rely
upon his moderation and disgust Power If he goes
OUT he must be put out Voluntarily, he will never
lay down his power-hs creatures, the hundreds who
have received aud the thousands who yet expect his
bounty, cheapy bestowed out of the national resour-
ces will not allow Il, if he would An American
ssth July, can only effect emancipation from
Despot, whose deeds of prescription for opinion sake
imparunlly examined, transcend the tyranny OF
Charles Many say this is mpossibe-be it So
but !et 1t be remembered that on the asth July the
Royal family reposcd in security, and Charles X.
hunted and played whist, as usual
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-06

The maritime authorities OF CAerbourg, aud the
Commissioners of Government preserved, for long
tims. respectful but firm department towards the
faiien rrnccs. This family, which, in its slow pro-
gress towards the end Of its voyage, and by the
choice OF places ii traversed, seemed to retain
hopes coudnow tn carry away the conviction tina it
was plainly and unanimously rejected BY the whole
population, without any fairy or violence the part
OF the latter. nucleus Of the Guard, resembling
an army, might, IN case of need, have served q
rsying point to poriizans Of Charles the Tenths
thorty' II Charles the Zenith had any partzans. But
nothing ovcd the inha banis of those provinces in
their favor, where they had formerly the seeds
Iof civil war-R'ur Commissioners, without an es-
cor', supported only by the moral force of publss
OPINION ana, ot grand mission, suiced to MAINTAIN
the most profound tranquility every where. The
family OF Charles the Tenth was thus enabled, be-
iore It's departure from France, to contemplate the
degree OF degradation it had fallen into
Amongst the individuals who accompanied the
King were observed the Duke of Ragusa, Duke a.
mande de Polignac. the Duke of Guiche, Madame
de Bouille and some officers of the household. There
are IN ALL 90 persons OF distinction. General Talon,
who ordered their lodgings to be prepared, set out
ter Paris Immediately after the embs rkation.
The ships put to exactly at two o'clock. The
pilot who carried the packet out of port returned
bout seven o'clock, and reports that at the moment
when The Princes saw the shores of France recede.
they abandoned themselves to the most violent grief
and shed abundance of tears. Charles Y. showed
the most designation of them oil.
None OF the Ministers are said to be with the Roy
al Family.
The countenance of the Dauphn was remarkab BILE
oy the contrast presented compared with the pain
fu expression of the other members of the fallen "a
m'iy HIS eyes twinklcd--bis mouth aud nose being
IN perpetual state of contraction impaired to his
physiognomy an air Joy that incomprchensible
to the spectators An officer arriving from Paris ap
preached him: "Well," said he. are they quiet,
Lesnder?" Yes, Monseigueur, perfectly quet."--
"Ah! an! ali, and the Barrades." mo trace Of them
remains 10 be seen" "Ah! ah all! they afraid
them" The Dauphin then jumped about; and twirl.
ed as If the news gave him the greatest pleasure -
The Dauphiness, who doubt aware how pain
flu such undergraduates must have proved to the Hing
and the other members of the family, abruptly dis
missed the officer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-06
N6rtDtsaossO 9911DtQ.


H. a few days ago, the Enquirer published letter
from Judge Smith, Senator from South Carolina,
written for the purpose of denying speech attribu-
ted TO him on the occasion Of Rectors nomination.
That speech is as follows:
"Another report of the speech Of the Hon VIM
Smith OF s. e. III the Senate of the United States
when the nomination of Rector up for consider
alton. Every line cuts like iwo-cdgcd sword
Let 1t be remembered, that Mr. Smith is n strong
Jackson man.-Richnond IVhig.
"Mr. President Although the Senate hns refused
TO call on tie Chief Magistrate of this nation to as
sign reasons for making the nominations about which
he asks our advice and consent still the right
and 1t behooves us in Its exercise, TO scrutnlze the
character of those he has nominated to high and
important trusts. He has thought proper 10 noni-
nate one person, who under the most aggraved cir
cumstances, seduccd his wifcs sister; another who
was guilty forgery others who have been guilty of
divers offences against the laws both of God and
mans and now lie has sent the name of q person who
has been guilty by jury of his own selection of the
crime of stabblng, with intent to murder; and
what class of felons he will select proper OBJ
icc:s Of reward, cannot anticipate.
"My advice 10 him is, if he wishes to maintain his
administration and have respected, either home
or abroudif he has any respect for the religious or
moral part of The COMMUNICATED in future he bes
tow his favos on those who have not been inmates of
our pcnitentiaries, or fugtives from Justice"
II will be observed, that the name Of this paper is
attached TO part of the extract, circumstance CAL
cuacd to make the impression, that the acdged re-
port of the Senator'S Speech made its first appear
ance in its columns This is not the fact We found
it, We now know not where, and transferred it to our
columns.
AS for the denial-the Senator is of course, right
to deny what he never SAID; but political admirer
of his, we regret he did not say what it became his
independence to say, and what believed to be strict
y and literally true.