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Fruit for Preserying

UsT received. per brig D-los, from Barbadoes, q
- lew barrels Ut Lines, in the most perfect order for
preserving, il flake in their verdurous state.
Ofast the dainties for the dessert table, Limos, when
properly conservated, are the most sublimely beautiful
and voluptuous. Suffice it to say, they cutvie Gus.
tards, ice.creams. Syllabus. blanch mango. floating
islands, preserved bubbles, and picked dew drops,
imnrssurab'y. J. b. HEPBURN.
scpt3-3t
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Mackerel.

400 BBLS. No. 8 msckerei, Of the latest catching
III and represented mainly as good as No. 2, land
ing this day from schooner Juno, and for sale by
sept 8 GEO. JOHNSON Il Co.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, On. c.

Brig Tribune, Staples, cleared at New York
for this port, llth Sept.
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attention.! Rifle Guards

You will attend a meeting ofthe company thiseven.
Il ing, AT 7 O'Clock, at the Mechanics Hall. Pune.
tual attendance is expected. BY order.
septS JAMES X, HhYNkN Sec.
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Notice.

~ OSlC6.
LII persons are hereby forewsrned against trusting
~ any of the crew Of the Dutch ship Alexander, as
the Captain will not be liable for the sane.
sept j. St
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heat
DURCHAseD by J. s J. II. JANNEY.
sept 5-2w

Wanted,
experienced Woman. willing to take the charge
- Of a small family of children. To one who Can
come welt recommended, good wages will DC given.
Apply at this ofice.
sent at
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Tarred j. Manila Cordage.

vS>HE subscribers have received an assortment of tar
l. red cordage, nude Of the best Russia hemp; also
some Manila hemp, which they will sell on reasonable
terms A. C, CAzEN0fE X Co.
srnt z
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sept If
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-01-12
SOfh-N SfhNoffhI-I8,
Chief Justice Of the United State

The Committee to whom the above
had been referred, made the follow ing
report, which was agreed to by the
House, and coneurred ia by the Senate;
WHEREAS, IT appears by a commuuica-
ton made by his Excrllency the Cover
nor To the General Assembly, that tho
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court Of the
United States, has sanctioned . writ Of
error. and cited the State of Georgia
through her Chief Magistrate. TO sppear
before the Supreme Court Of the United
States. 10 defend said State agains, said
writ OF error, AZ the INSTANCE of one George
Iasseis. recently convicted in Hall Supe
Tior court:
And whereas. the right 10 punish crimes
against the peace and good order of tn,
State. in accordance with the exi.tinp
laws OF this State. Is an original and a ne
cessary part Of sovereignty which the
State OF Georgia has never parted wi.h:
he u therefore resolved BY the Senate aa.s
HsnSe q representatives,, sc. That they view
With feelings OF deep regret, the interference
ey the chief justice Of the supreme cour, OF
the United States. IN the administration Of the
CRIMINAL laws ct THIS state. and that such 81
interference - fragrant violation OF her right
Res9ired further. That his Excellence ,hr
Governor be, aud be add every other Office
o. this state, - hereby requested and en- ,oin
ed 10 disregard any and every mandate aud
process that has been or shah be served anon
MN or them, purportIng to proceed from tb,.
eh'ef justice or any associate Justice of The
supreme court Of the United States, for the
purpose OF srres'ing the execution Of any a
the criminal lass Of the state.
md De- (,lJiieS yesoItsd. That his Fxeei
ieHry tie Governor be and lie IL her~b, a.
thorised and required. With al the force ara,
means placed AZ his cotnWsnsl, by the eoo.t.
'ui'on AMI laws " this state, go Tesis, AMI r.
rel any and every INVASION. from uhs,e,..
qnarier' upvn ibe administration Of the erin,
asl Laws OF tits STATE.
he'Sfftd. fhatthe state OF f;eorg,s viii ne
sc. ." i-f eompromd her sovereignty. "a 80
noe pe"dent state, ~ 10 become q psr,, -
Tue case sought TO be made beforr the a.
2rsme court VI the United states by ,b. vr,s
10 question
Hs'oircd. That his RxeeHescv The Cove,
nor be, and be s hereby suihorizsd. In cor
n'In'es'e io ihs shes,g II Hall eOusty. bv =,
pres, ~ much " the foregoing re.ol,,tion.
snd such orders ~ are Recess-ry 20 e,,s,.te
she iuh execution ~ The laws, IL, The c.s,. r
0rorge Issssls. convicted VI murder ia n,
county.
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docvmen,s on the same subject. which acre
rrfesrrd 20 the committee
On motion of Mr.. Venable, leave
was given tn bring in bill. to amend
an act providing FOR the publication OF
the Map Of Eirginia-And Messrs.
venable, Watkins, Campbell, OF Brooke,
Mason of I.ou,loun, Preston. Gsilaher.
Ghoison. Campbell OF Bedford, Pollard
Of X. W., Booker and ScmpIe, were
appointed q Committee on the subject.
On motion Of Mr.. Lucas, leave WAS
given to bring in q bill, 10 revive and
amend an act incorporating . compa-
nv to erect a toli-bridge across Shen-
andoah overland Messrs. Lucas,
Gailsher. O'ferrali. Carskadon, Dunn.
Gatew God, and Wood Of Frederick.
were appointed a Committee on the
subject.
On motion Of Mr.. Leigh, the Com
mittee Of. Courts Of Justice were Gu
ihorized 10 rrport on the Judiciary Sys-
tenn, by bill or otherwise.
A Petition was presented, by Mr..
Dawson, OF citizens Of the county Of
Wood. for a road from Winchester TO
the Ohio River.
The house occupied a considerable
portion Of the day in debating upon
the Culpeper election case.
TUESDAY, JAN. 4.
After some resolutions aud reports,
the case Ct the Culpeper election was
resumed, and occupied the attention
Of the House until near 4o'clOck, ith
out being finally disposed Of. The
greater part Of three days has been de
voted To this subject. MIR. Goodies
substitute, proposing 10 set aside the
election on the ground Of its iIlegality,
was rejected BY vote Of 70 to 43.
Much business Of interest is yet be-
fore the Committees Of the House: Be.
fore that Of Courts Of Justice, the
whole subject Of the Judiciary.
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decided. Luxemburx 10 10 ba occu.
pied by an army Of the Gesaanic
confederation, ADD the King Of Hoi-
land treats The Belgian revolution as
an insurrection, and the Bvlyians rs
rebels. lie is encouraged in this view
by Russia, Prussia, Austria and Spain,
which have all common interests to
protect and common views 10 guide
them.
From Austria we have intelligence
Of the levy Of So 600 men in Hungary
of the dissatisfaction Of the Court Of
Vienna with the present order Of things
in France--of the occupation Of the
south Of Europe by l5O, 900 Austrian
troops--and Of the resolution Of the
Emperor and Prince Metternich not
to recognize the Belgian revolutions.
OF Naples, Sardinia and Spain, I will
say nothing! They will follow their
leaders! II then we are to have war.
il will be about the question Of Belgi-
um. France will not allow Belgium
to be attacked, and Prussia will resent
the interference Of France. Russia
will not admit the exclusion Of the
Nassaus, and the Belgians have reject
cd them.
What then do ] fearl That war is,
alas! inevitable. Try to avert IL! as
sist in preventing it. But il il must
come, then let Great Britain and
France act together, and the contest
against them, in the FINAL result. will
be rs iudicrous "a that Of Don Ouixotte
aud the windmills.
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bursements Of the contingent expenses
Of the Navy. for the year ending lss
September last (; the other from the
Secretary NJ War. transmitting u state
ment from the Second Auditor Of the
Treasury Of the disbursements Of the
contingent expenses of the Military
Establishment. for 1850. The Hill 10
repeal the charges for passports and
o!esrances granted to vessels Of the
United States, and the duties on spi-
.es, was read a third time and passed !;
a. was the bill supplementary to the
laws for the sale of public lands; and
the Bill 10 amend the Act for the pay :
ment Of per cent. out Of the sale Of
public lands ia Missouri; Mississippi,
and Alabama. The Impeachment Of
Judge Peck was resumed. The Man
ayers, Judge Peck, and his counsel,
Messrs. Writ and Meredith, took their
places at i2 o'clock. Mr.. Meredith
made his opening speech for the de-
fence. which occupied an hour and
ten minutes 4; after which, the first
witness, Robert Wash, Esq. was call
Ell anu eNaWtneu. AZ tue Cnse % ubS
examination the Court adjourned.
In the House of Representatives to-
day, among the resolutions offered, was
one by Mr.. Chiffon. referring il to the
Committee on Public Expenditures Ia
inquire into the expcdiency Of adopt
ing some regulation Ia prevent mem
bers, absent from the Houses Of Con.
gress without sufficient cause, from
receiving their per diem allowance du
ring such absence. There was a mo-
ton Of Mr.. Sterigere made. and with
drawn, to lay the resolution on the Ia.
BILE, and the resolution was finally a
dop'ed by a vote Of Isl to 81. There
were several communications laid be
fore the House; and after the further,
ing Of several bills on the table, tn,
House went again into the considera
tion of the Bill authorizing a change
in the disposal of land granted for the
illinois aud Michigan Canal. TIL.
BILL was finally rejected.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
RICHMOND. DEC 81. 1880

RICHMOND. DEC 81. 1880
Amongst the prominent business Of the
present week. in the House OF Delegates,
] may name the following subjects: A re-
solution OF inquiry into the expediency OF
re organizing or aboIishing the Board of
Public Works-snd a resolution Of inqui-
ry into the amount and character OF the
several applications for internal improve
nent. A resolution for inquiring into the
expediency OF reducing the pay Of the
members. was introduced and laid upon
the table until a fuller house should be
had. The bare mention Of this subject,
you may well suppose. creates not little
sensibility. Some doubtless think the
present pay too high: and many may be
induced to pronounce IL SO by their vote,
who really do not thiak So The mileage
allowance seems 10 me To be the nost IN
equal. and have no doubt will be gradu
ated upon more correct scale-as fscili
ties for travelling have been greatly in
creased since the passage Of the last law
on the subject.
HE subject OF the tenure OF the Offices
Of clerks. came up carly in the week. by n
report from the judiciary commit,ee--it is
a subject upon which there will be a good
deal Of discussion. Judging from the feel.
ing oil the house at that timo think II
probable tho term will be fixed at 3 wears
The fees will be regulated by separate
bill
A bill abolishing the barbarous punish
ment Of burning in the hand, has passed
the house.
The disputed election from the county
OF Patrick. has been settled. by giving the
contestant The seat. The Cubpeper case
has been reported on; but the house has
not vet acted upon the report The com
mit'ee declare Jons,hsn {. Gibson emit
lied to the seat now held by Joseph S.
Hansbrough.
The COMMITTEES OF courts OF Justice re-
ported 1t inexpedient 20 change the Law in
reference to sherifTs taking t,ro commits
SONS upon the same debt A strange re
port, truly, which the house promptly re.
versed
HE select committee, appointed upon
The subject OF separate elections, reported
~ favor OF granting TO the county courts
'he power Of establishing election pre-.
cInets ~ their respective counties. Upon
The disposition of this subject. will depend
~ great measure. the fate Of the Smith
heh and Itarpers Ferry precincts. Some
members, opposed 20 precinct elections al.
together. are disposed 10 seize upon these
cases as appropriate 10 check the whole
.ystenI-because tho districts sought 10
be established are nearer the court house
Than any now under consideration. can
not. therefore. predict their Ultimate des,i.
ny The petitioners may rest assured that
their eisims will be earnestly urged
The old dueiling Law has been reported
t. The house without amendment, aad will
doubtless pass, by large majority. tho
not without an earnest opposition.
We have j0st heard the result Of the
Orange election. II has terminated in r,
vvor Of Gov. Bafbosr, by ma ioriiy Of "a I.
hut It ,s said. Mr. DAVIS will again contest
Gov. B.'s right 10 a seat.
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ARKANSAS, prc. g,

ARKANSAS, pTC. 3.
The Osoges and Paunees. zen.
ileman Who arrived here n few DAYS
ago, direct from CaBtOnment Gibson,
informs US, that. just before he left, in.
teli'gence reached there Of a bloudy
hight having taken place, a few day.
previous, high up the Arkansas, be.
tween two parties Of Osages aud Paw.
nees, IN which the former we're yicto.
rious, having killed IS of their enc.
mics aud bore Of their scalps in tri.
umph. The Pawnecs made an attack.
IN the iifst place, on u small party who
we're IN advance Of the main body OF
the Osascs, and compelled them to- re
treat. They, however, soon rallied.
pursued and overlook their enemies.
whom they yanqui>hed and compelled
to retreat after short but bloody con
test, before the main party Of the Osaces
came up. IL is said TO have been one
OF the most desperate and hard con
tested engagements that has ever been
fought by these two tribes. The Osa.
ges fought with guns and the Pawuees
with spears and battle axes. The loss
OF the Osages was 2 killed and eiph,
wounded. No prisoners we're taken
on either side.
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VARIETY.

Execution Of K',aPp.-Joseph Jen.
k'ns Knapp, Jr. was hung at Salem on
the 3ist ult. At 10 minutes past Q, pur-
suant to sentence, for the murder Of
Capt Jos. White. Letters from Sa-
lem Say that he was placed on the
scaifuld at 2 minutes before 9, when
the death warrant was read To him.
during which he was supported on each
slde by officers. His demeanor was
tolerably composed, though he appear
ed haggard and detected. The con-
vulsion spasms continued about FIVE
minutes; in thirty minutes the body
was cut down. placed in a coffin, and
carried into the gaol. II is said that
he was composed through the night
previous land slept several hours while
awake he conversed with calmness as
to his condition, and a future state,
and employed part Of the time in
reading the bible. The Reverend Mr..
CleaseIand has attended him con.
stantly for the last fortnight, and was
with him two hours in the morning.
All the religious services, rs before.
were performed in the prisoners cell.
II Is said that he had recently exhibit
ed signs OF penitence. His last inter.
view with his wife took place OIL Thurs
day evening. The scene is represent
ed by n person who witnessed IL TO
have been truly heart-rendiug She
was unable to support herself on lcav
ing his cell. HIS father also took his
last farewell at the same time.
". J.. -Uer. .2dc.
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SATURDAY. Jtx. I.

The House Of Delegates vas oceu.
pied this day upon the contested elee
ions from CulPcper and IIenrieo. No.
thing Of interest occurred.
NoSBAY. JAN.5.
Mr.. Garland Of Nelson presented a
report OF the Principal Engineer, on
the subjects 81 Roads and internal Ma.
VACATION which. on motion OF Mr. G..
wss ordered to be printed.
Do motion 81 Mr.. Castleman, IL was
RssekfsA ihai the CcHa,itiec ofRoasls asd
Internal Naugsi,ea be instructed 20 inuu,tr
INTO 'lie expsd'eney of authorizing The beard
II Pubic Works % Subscribe for tss Gfths a
he capital stock q the gsTfysille Tarnpsks
Company, eic Nr slso PFC zsnis : scrt.sia
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oEoRoErowk. NC. 80.

- REvHbEIONNs DC. tO.
We learn with much regret, that the
line New York packet Schr. George
town. Capt Kirkland, bound 90 this
port 9th = valuable cargo, Supposed
TO be worth az leas. $50. 900. ~ as Gas,
away on Natchaprig shosl, Acoomae
County' Va. little Nnrth Of Cape
Charles, on Friday the 9Th ult. A
letter 'ron the Captain to the owner.
dated the lSth, stated that he expected
to save part Ut the cargo, sails and
ueg'ng. " the weather should pro, g
moderate. The Georgetown WAS near
~ Dew vessel. snd cleared from New
York on The i6lhi part Of the cargo.
bot To what amount we arc not inform.
ed, was insured Columbian.
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Ektiion for Gorernor.-The Leg.
la'ore Of Maryland or Monday The sd
'ns'. proceeded To joint ballot ior 81
vernon 81 the state. Tor The ensu,n.
year. We leArn that the vote ws.
FoR DANirL MARTfS, So
Blank, 9,
The ekson party finding their num
oers 20 very snsli that they deemet
u adN'sable not TO pet Gov. Carr,
ss's ~ domination II Boh. Paf
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GEORGIA AND THE SUPREME co,pT

MfLLfDGvfiLf. DFC. -
On "Wednesday es. ming the Go,rr
nor transmitted to both Houses. n.
suhjoin-d commune alton, rela,ir, =.
a summons addres seJ to him IA a cover.
but directed to ''tbe State OF Georgia
asl,nonislsiog said State TO appear 90.
the second Monday in January next
before the Supreme Court of the In;
ted States, to answer IN the case oC an
Indian tried at Hall Superior C.,n,
found guilty Of murder and sentence
10 be hung.
HoUss or RsraKskxr.rIvEs,
Usdncsday, LTe -
The following co,nmuniczt ION Mas received
frosr: the Governor. which, AFTER beng.
xiii, the accompanying document, Vas itt,r
red. on Motion al Mr.. Haynes. TO s,lrc;
committee. composed Of Messrs us,ne,
BsaiI at Twigg.. Howard OF Baldwin. NJ.
Donald. aud Scblry.
ExsourIvr DrrAar~r>r,
Iiece1aber p, 1880
submit 20 the Legislature, for ITS con-, j..
derA'on. tie copy OF a COMMUNICATED r.,
| ceivrd tins day, purpofiing To be sign. IN.
the Ch'ei Justice OF the Uuiiei States. and q.
De citation of the State of Georgia 10 AZ,
pear before the supreme Court, on the -.
cond Mondav m January next, To answer To
that tribunal for having caused person no
had committed murder within the limits a 2
the State. TO be tried and convicted therefor
The object az this mandate il To control N
State Ia ihe eHetoise OF its ordinary iurislie
ton. Which. ia criminal cases. has be en- sesr,,
by The Constitution exclusively IN is SUPERB
courts.
80 Tar as concerns tho exercise of the now
ef winch belongs 20 the Executive DE part
Dens, orders received from the supreme
Court, tor the purpose of staying, or IN o. 2
manner interfering with the decision, OF the.
courts OF the State, IN the exercise OF ,he-
constitutional jurisdiction, viii be disregard
ed; and any attempt TO enforce such order.
vii be resisted With vhatever force the b, n. ,
have placed NJ my command.
1.-THE judicial powers thus attempted ~ re
exercised by the courts of the United STATES :.
IS submitted Va, or sustained, it must e,entu
ate IN the utter humiliation Of the State 60.
vernmen,s, or in other eonse queues not less
fatal TO the peace and prosperity Of our n.
sent highly favored country.
| GEORGE n. Gil nER
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Wysft''ous.--We learn from a sourc e
entitled TO credit, that on Sunday last,
is some persons were cunning in the
woods, about mile to the y. aud F..
from the Sycamores, near Norfolk.
they dlscO' cred a grave in a retired
spot VA the midst OF the woods, in " hich
was square box, containing the re
mains OF the body Of a female, the
sheet ia which the bndy had been
wrapped. the stockings, aud pe,ticoat.
&c.; the aesh was in a very offensive
state-and the bones had been sepa-
rated at the respective joints. Alta
short distance, say fifteen Yards from
the spot, the trunk with the head and
limbs OF man, the joints separated at
the shoulders, the elbows, the wrists.
the thighs, the knees and the ancIes.
was also found lying entirely exposed
much dis6gured with mud, &c.-the
lesh ct the latter body, appeared per.
iectly sound aud emitted no offensive
odour. As this natter will, doubtless.
be investigated, We may perhaps be
enabled TO give some further particu.
lars.-L Norfolk Beacon.
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HghVey Rojbery. The Boston
PnPer' sia'e--Mr. Geo. Crosby, who
h'd LETT Salem on Tuesday evening
IuT Boston. on foot, vas attacked
At about u o'claek near the floating
br'dge,by two rliiiahs, severely Wound,
ed BY blow on the head and seye,sl
''ab'' and robbed u 5000 in monev.
and o'he' articles. 4 reward Of 8 200
.. oilefed i"r Tie apprehension Of either
u the fo5bcrs - ''''''
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af@eNA-A - ~ -
agjm Uarnihg On Thursday
week, John Custer. residing in this
county, left CFesapiowu, Md. IN com
pany with his ~ifc and daughter. on
loot TO return home. lie being intoSi-
Gated. aud known frequently TO tu.n
back TO town. no fears we're entertain.
ed by his wife and daaghter. H,s
non'arriVb however, on the succcdirn
day. created some alarm-and on
search being made, bis lifeless body
was discovered by his daughter, on
ne bank OF a run, in Mr.. George
Scasc's HELD. 4 coroner, inaue.t
was held on Saturday. aud the verdict
rendered was, &" Death by freezing.
caused by igiVNieatiUn."- nteL
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appointment by Tie PSssiIeni, Ly
and ,oiih fhs G'triee and conss,n Of HI
Ssn6fe.-CHsHtYs BAaxfr. # New
Jersey, 10 be Consul Of the e.. State.
zoe ihe Port Of Venice. u tie Austrian
Empire. - Var mt
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jxrrED STATES OF AMERICA. s..

10 The State u Georgia. GreetDg.
You are hereby cited and admoni.hed
70 De and appear alta Supreme Court ~
the United States. 10 be holden at WASH
'ngton. on The second Monday in January
nehf. pursuant Ia writ Of error, fled a.
the Clerks oaicc Of The superior court o /
the state Of Georgia for Hall county, IA
the county OF Hall. wherein George Tas-
Tie. alias George TASTES. alias George
Iassel. alias eseorge Tassle. alias George
iasseile. IS plaintiff in error, and the sail
state Of Georgia is defendant in error. to
'ho" cause, 81 any there be. Why judgment
rendered against the said George, as IA
The said writ Of error mentiooed, should
not be corrected. and Why speedy justice
should not be done TO the parties. in that
behalf
Witness, tho honorable Joax VI ARsH.II Cbi,t
Justice of the said Supreme Court Of tic
United States, this 2sh day Of Deceinb.r
in tl,e year Of oar Lord, 1850
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wEnNEsnAY. -. s..

In the Senate to-day. the Vice Prrsi
Gent presented two coinmunica atoms
one from the Secretary Of the NAVY.
transmitting a statement u the dis