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RICHMOND, March 10th


2hs Sta,a,toa RaI,Uay.-The bill incorpo-
rating a Company to construct Railway from
Staunton to Harper's Ferry, which passed the
House of Delegates without opposition, has pro-
yoked a warm discussion in the Senate; the sec
ton authorizing an extension westwardly from
Staunton to the Kenawha or Ohio, being viewed
by some, as threatening the James River I'm
movement interests. The bill has been discuss
ed for several days--Messrs. w. McComas,
Patteson and Bernard supporting, and Messrs.
Cooke, Dade and Mason, opposing the feature
alluded to. Nothing has been decided. Pending
this matter. Mr. Dromgoole has offered proyi.
sion prohibiting subscription to the stock OF the
Company by the Government of the U. States,
This brings up the question of State Rights. in
volved in the exercise of thatpower. The bill now
lies on the table.
From Correspondent Of the Fredericksburg
RICHMOND, March 9, 1851.
Dear Sir: hasten to info m you-of what
know will give you much pleasure-that our
House has this moment determined by an i'm
mense majority, that your Superior Courts of
Law and Equity shall in future be held in the
Town of Fredericksburg. We have been ensa-
ced today in the further details Of the Bill for
the organization of the Judiciary, and it was in
filling up these details, that MIR. Leigh made the
motion to substitute the town OF Fredericksburg.
as the proper place for holding the Superior
Courts instead Of the present county court house.
As matter of local convenience, this change
must be gratifying to you; and sincerely hope,
that YOU may find the new System which we are
preparing. as efficient, as its administration will
be obviously convenient.
RICHMOND, March Ilth.
The Legislature Judiciary Bill, is f.
nally ordered to third reading--substantia
the same bill first reported by Mr., Leigh-l2
Circuits and "a Judges-the Judges to be COM
missioned both as Judges and Chancellors. Thus
shaped, the bill will certainly pass the House.
Some resistance is expected in the Senate.
This bill has principally occupied the House of
Delegates, for several days past. In the Senate,
the Staunton Rail Road is yet pending. having
been Yesterday, farther discussed BY Messrs.
Cooke and Harvie.
Our country friends begin to look to US for
some opinion, as to tchea tie General assembly
,yM adjourn. Looking at the business before
the two Houses, we should be almost inclined to
saw, that the day of adjournment was as remote
now, as on the first Of January. There were
Yesterday, so engrossed bills on the table of the
House, and probably twice that number of bills
ON their first and second reading. Business is
very backward-nevertheless when the Judicia-
nv Bill is passed, and the Judges elected, we pre-
same all other business will be cut short. in the
anxiety to adjourn.
-.xaeaoenr
Unique.-George ]. Trotter, Esq. Editor ofthe
Lexington Ky Gazette, has presented an appeal
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From the New- York Commercial advertiser.
SENTENCE OF GIBBS AND WANSLEY.
For rLl, e ss nheu District G%u March

SPECIAL CIRCUIT COURT. U. >. )M.roh :,
For The Southern District CIV T. @"
Present, his Hon. JUDGE Belts.
The sitting of the Court was held in the Dis
trict Court Room, at | O'Clock. The prisoners
had been previously placed at the bar, and gazcd
with apparent indifference as 70 their own situa-
ton, upon the people who were struggling to CT
feet an entrance. They became. however, fixed
in their attention to what fell from the Court,
when the ceremony ofpassing sentence comlnenc-
ed. The confusion was very great when the
doors were first opened to admit the immense
crowd collected on the stairs and in the Hobbies Of
the Hall. As many were admitted as could pos
sibly find standing room beyond the bar, and in
greater portion Of the interior space.
Silence having been obtained, the Court was
opened by proclamation.
A soldier, convicted Of larceny co mmitted at
Fort Columbus. who was placed at the bar for
sentence, was informed by the Court, that, on
the suggestion of the District Attorney, he was
remanded to prison until May next.
The District Attorney then rose and moved Tor
judgment on the verdict rendered against Thomas
J. WansIey, the questions raised in his case, on
motion in arrest of judgment, having been decid-
cd by the Court in favour of the prosecution.
The Judge stated to Wansley in the usual form
the substance Of the charge on which he had been
indicted arragncd and found guilty: and asked
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The Stolen Letter.-How certain confden-
tiaI letter from President Monroe to Mr.. Calhoun
got into the hands Of General Jackson, without
the consent or knowledge Of MIR. Calhoun, is
still mystery. The Washington Telegraph of
Thursday thus closes reply to the New York
Standard on the subject
"As we have said. it has been seen that names
in this matter are substantial things; and it may
be that the names of the member OF Congress,
and Of the person who assumed to be Mr.. Cal
huun's friend, would cast much light upon this
subject. aud enable the public to determine how
far their agency goes to prove or disProve plot.
1t is argued that because they pr9fessed to act
with Mr.. Calhoun's consent therefore there was
no plot If this argument be good. the fact that
they acted without Mr.. Calhoun's knowledge and
against his CONSENT is conclusive proof that there
was plot. And we ask the Editor of the Stand
ard what he will say if it shall appear that the
letter was pmioined, and that, SO far from acting
under the sanction of Mr.. Calhoun, this profess.
ed friend, after travelling from Washington to
Nashville for the purpose of placing the letter in
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Unique. -GeorgeJ. Trotter, Esq. Editor ofthe
Lexington (Ky.) Gazette, has presented an appeal
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Railroad Mania.-We are an excitable people.
albeit very calculating one too. The hobby Of
the moment is railroads, and it Is ridden boldly.
the stock of the Mohawk and Hudson railroad
company which, at the outset, dragged heavily,
and could only with difficulty be filled. is now
selling at 1854, although the road is yet unfinsh-
ed Within a week books for the stock of a new
railroad, authorized in New Jersey, between Pat
erson and the Hudson opposite this city, were o.
pened. Three times the sum requisite was sub
scribed, and the scrip is now selling at 1885,
even before we suppose, any de6nitive survey has
been made of the route, or estimate of its COST
Yesterday the ceremonial of opening books for
subscription to the stock of the 'Catskil and Ca
najohari Rail Road, was gone through with at the
Exchange; and it was only ceremonial-for the
thing was done in the twinkllng of an eye--the
subscription was declared to be filled; and though
we saw many who were disappointed, we did not
fall in with any who succeeded in obtaining stock.
This scrip was also Immediately sold, We are in
formed. at premium. All this denotes abundant
means, low profits, few opportunities of permanent
and--a very little perhaps-of the
ap;rit of oamblino-N Y finer
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We learn that it is the intention OF Mr.. Cal
houn. should he not think proper to partake or
dinner at Richmond, to issue pamphlet, IN which
he will shew himself less implicated IN nulliIIca-
ton, than he at present seems.-O. ). GdS
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W
of an earthly tribunal, and admitted ue
and unequivocaI guilt. In ordinary case
kind, there were some circumstance" Pr
or such as tended to provoke sympathy
fender may have been led to comml' .a ,IrI
sudden passion. or strong resentment new.
kencd; there may have been violent P%
to the deed; or other circumstance "%
take away the control Of reason Tor us w.
mitigate the turpitudc Of the offence,
not so here. What cause OF offence n's
the Captain or Mate ever g wen 10 'ne r e,r
They trusted in them as able and soOu ~
and confided to them their lives anu P'orJ
A sum of money was the temP'a','y!'n w, -.
the scheme to obtain it, they had dellOeI. ~.
and cautiousIy-had slept upon IT, anu ,,, ~
long about it. II what Gibbs HAD ''A n,r
true, and though he did not strike Inc w. ~.
he was equally guilty as an aoel'o'' n.
the law, and in his own conscience t !"
have stretched out his hand and sa'eu . h,
lie stood by assisting and encoarae,'s sst1
derers, and the unfortunate man "a' r
in his agony for mercy. 1a,s .I
Notwithstanding all this, The J ssis . >
could believe the prisoners IS .nO" :. d
and incapable of feeling contrltloIh' ,a,dy
have their hearts soltcneJ and a"a S s,i
pentant emotion, when they lookea A. src
their unprovoked outrage. They .t ,b.t st
citizens. They had shown IN VIVA. W.;
in Court this day, that they were p" iot.I.s
more than ordinary share OF con'ino' .,ten;
and must have participated to some Latter!
of education so "ldel! ,o ,s NJ
this country. They well ande's'"''
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TO THE PUBLIC.

a there - report in circulation that 1
N bad Hour too light. I wish to make known
'ne Pnnhc the manner in which il happen
co. ~ my hour has held on, weight in George
tow" end ell other markets About the In,
ter psr NJ last month J sent TO Georgeto~n
parcel OF flour, fer 100 barrels Of which I
was hocd $50 IS Upon seeing the bill ,
vas greatly surprised. However, . sho-,
time after received the bill, il vas commu.
n'ca'ed 10 me that II must be returned and
that the fine would be refunded. accord.
,ng'y WENT to Georgetown, and wss there in
formed that my -four had been weighed With
Patent Balances. which were new and net
correct. by which means I received the fine.
~ may be seen by the certificate below from,
the Inspector. Mr.. boone.
JOHN MYERS.
Jefferson CO. Va. April ~. 1851.
In consequence of the Scales not being
correct that the -four WAS weighed With,
have remisted the fine.
ARNOLD BOONE,
-Four Erspecfor.
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REMOVAL.

M RS. BUM presents her compli-
WI ments to her friends aud custo.
mers, and hereby informs them that she
has removed to the house owned by MIR.
WIN: MeElroy, nearly opposite TO Doctor
snyder, where she will carry on her busi-
ness She respectfully invites them to
come and purchase such articles 40 she
yet has on hand, at what they cost her.
before her license runs out-after which
she intends to eonfnc herself to the
BONNET MAKING BU.SINE SIS.
and will accommodate the ladies with bon.
nets OF every kind.-band- boxes. &c
She hopes to meet with encsurs yemen,
fron her friends and acquaintance.
Charlestown, April II, IsSl-St.
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LAND FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber wishes to sell. az pr7-
u vate sale. a valuable tract Of land. ~
ing on the Shenandoah river. IN JrfTer.on
county. adjoining the lands Of iine &
Newcomer, Grove 4 DufIield, aud oibers.
containing i25 acres and a fraction. The
land IS Of excellent quality, and the greater
part oft under cultivation. his deemed
unnecessary 10 say more respecting this
property. ss persons wishing 10 purchase
will Of course view il and Judge for them
selves Mr. George Little. in whose nos
session the land Is at present. will show il
TO any who desire 10 purchase.
There Is also 10, OF land. adjacent 90
The above tract, containing ~ acres and
upwards. which he wishes 10 sell. u OF
good quality. and is situated imnesiia ,elv
adjoining the mill property Of Hite &
Newcomer. and would well suit the pur
chaser Of the other tract For terms an
ply 10 JAMES LANG.
~ the old Keepfyyf ELrnooe.
April IL, 1881
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NOTICE.

IN pursuance Of an act OF the general
assembly Of Virginia, passed the s,h
day 81 April. 1881. Incorporating a COM
Pany to construct a rail road from the town
OF winchester. TO some point on the Poto.
mae river at or near Harpers. Ferry; and
appointing the undersigned omn,is.io
Ia open books in the town OF Nvincbes,e,,
70 receive subscriptions Of stock 10 the a
mount OF $500. 900. in shares Of twenty.
i've dollars each. notice Is hereby giren,
that books viii he opened rs aforesaid, At
the Town Hall in Winchester, on Satur-
day the S0,h instant. and I've continued
open for the space Of sixty days thereaE-
ter at the Bank Of the Valley. and at the
ofbcc or Discount and Deposite Of the
Farmcrs' Bank nj Winchester.
John Cooke, Joseph IT Sherrard.
-Hfred " PorreK. Henry II Brent,
n S Tidal, J,Sn NJ Brome.
John Gib-eson, John HiskeU
Henry W. Baker,
COMMISSIONERS.
Winchester, April ~. 1891.
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RUAiOR OF WAR BETWEEN AUSTRIA
AND FRANCE.
The New bedford Mercury %: Wed.
nesd.y, contains the following
1.-The brig franklin, s. n. Howard,
master, arrived Al this port Yesterday,
left Flushing tho 25,k cf March.
Franc had joined the Belgiaus against
the King Of Holland, and the French
General had been ut Brussels to take
command Of the United Armies. An
order had reached Flushing to put in
immediate readiness the whole Of the
Dutch Navy. II was rumored and he
lieved that .ausiria had declared UGr
against france" Capt II. brouyh,
no papers.
The Journal Of Commerce copies the
above aud says-It is three DAYS later
from the continent than had been pre-.
viously received, and n,oy be day
later from Paris,-thc distance from
that capital to Flushing. oeing about
$50 miles. Latest dates from Paris
before received. March 90, morning.
Nevertheless VIC are not prepared to
believe that so important events could
have transpircd in a single day, as the
formal declaration Of the French 60
vernment in favor IF Belgium. and the
sending OF a French General to Brus
sells, to take command Of the United
Armies. In fact, there was az vet
no United Armies in Belgium to be-
commanded. The last accounts from
Brussels Gas late within two days as
could have been received at Fiushing)
make no allusion TO such reports. but
state that the most warIke portion Of
the Belgian ministry had resigned
The reported declaration Of War a.
gainst France by Austria, 10 doubtless
equally without foundation.
In regard TO the order for putting
in commission the Dutch Marine, the
Information is so direct. that it can
hardly be questioned. If correct, the
object may be, to cooperate with the
British squadron. sent or TO be sent to
the Scheldt, in enforcing the decisions
Of the London Protocols in regard to
Belgium. Or it may be intended on.
~ as a preparation against emergen.
cies. Captain II. is said to be very
intelligen: man.
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COHMU0Ie, .HUcfiOncer. 81

-,sr.< ssO'ttts W.
FULLY informs his friend, and
wv. Poo"e, that he has bren appointed
nerds'o~n and tizrpers Ferry In ,en.ler,ns-
his services IN the capacity Of Constable. he
s>surrs ell who may en'rust him with the col
lection OF their claims. that It s,rie, s,tep,;o,,
And pnnctushty give sny claim To their f..or..
ne feels quite confident he shall merit por
ITO" OF their patronage. lie ~ill make pri.
vs'e collections, IN consideration Of q fair com.
MISSION. and attend TO such other business a.
may come within tile line of h,s engagement
~ Auet'oneer. he will attend 10 al esis made
upon nm Tor his services 'n tina, Nay. by due
"ot'ce oe'"S gwen him. either personally OF
BY note through the post office st She pherd.
town, the place Of hrs res,dence.
March -, 1861 SIN
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MEpicIrE!-Whst painful and agree
able sensations does this word created
Painful. when we behold in imminent
danger, some beloved object or intimate
friend. prostrate on the bed Of sickness
siowly sinking under the influence Of dis
ease. and administering as healing drug
that which becomes a fatal poison In
VAN Is his suoken eye raised implorin ely
for relief! A falling tear tells in reply that
Hope 10 no more! that the Grave will soon
ope TO receive. that which will ere long be
Mortaiitys poor remains. Agreeable,
when, by its Divine power. those who
were moment before considered lost, are
raised from the helpless couch OF sic kness.
and restored to their friends and society
In what high PRICED estimation. should
those be held. whose enried province i, Is,
by its aid. 10 renovate expiring nature,
and snatch from the embrace Of Death.
Society's ornament. Friendships patron,
AfcctI"n's model. or the innocent cherub
Hail, divine science! forever live!
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PUBLIC SALE OF
a VALUABLE TANMHRY.

valuable Tannery, situated at
II HiIlsborough, in J.outloun county,
formerly owned by Dr. Long. is now for
sale. at public suction. II will be offered,
on Monday the asd OF May, at II o'clock.
A. M. The yard has about 30 watts. There
is good stone dwelling house, stone bark
house. and stone shop. There is an CT.
c-ilent spring in the yard. The term.
will be-four equal annual psy fnents. with
interest from the date Of the pureha.e.-
Good security will be required. This
tanncry is situated in a neighbourhood
where bark and other materials can be
had in great abundance; and where very
valuable custom can always be command
ed. SAMUEL RIDENOUR.
April 90. ls3I-ts
Of Leesburg Genius Of Liberty, until day of
sale.
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MILL. ron SALE.

WILL be sold. Of public sale. on the pre-
misses. on Saturday the 2Ist Of May
next The Mil. and adjoining Lot. containing
ten acres. more or less. of which the late Fran
cn Moore died possessed, situated on Elk
Branch, about one mile from the Old Furnace.
On the lot Is q good log dwelling. kitchen.
&c. The property will be shown, to persons
Wishing Ia purchase, by the subscriber, or j.
IT, Moore, living near the same
The terms are-one third Of the purchase
money to be paid in hand, the balance in one
and two years. a. MOORE. Err,
April 2l.-3t of f. Moore. deed
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$50 REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber. on
II the night Of Saturday the I'd instant,
q negro girl. named JANE She is II or
10 years Of age. about S feet 8 or 4 inc hes
high, Of dark copper colour, and slender
form. and is very sprightiy and com.Iy
girl She hes on her right cheek. a large
mole. resembling a damson. in colour and
SIZE. which IS very conspicuous mark
She took With her. . black stud frock. two
white cambria pctiicoats. with muslin
spencers TO suit Also, white camtric
SON bonnet. sundry fancy handkerchief.
and large shawl. white centre and Dor
der around Jane is fond Of dress and
tight laeing. and somewhat vain Of her
personal apPearance-snd she may have
other clothing with her.
For the apprehension and delivery OF
this girl TO me-. ! will give the above re-
ward OF $50. If taken cut Of the State 4:
and II taken at any place within tho State.
q reward OF s25; and in either case. all
reasonable expenses for bringing her
home TO me
WILLOUGHBY w. LANE.
Cbarlestown, Jefferson Co. Va.2
April Ia, 1881
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DEKTyCT

IS been induced BY the Ebsr,i pa
j II ironsge which he ha, received. On ,o~,,.
himself IN Winchester. and to extend nj,
practice tn the neighboring counties. lie
vii visit Chariestown on the FIRST Monday in
every month, and Can be found NJ Cant. I'd.
mo"ds hotel; Shepher,is,own the frat Fri.
d.y ~ each month, Msrfinsburg on the Sc.
eond TUESDAY, snd thence to Winchester ON
the second Friday. The citizens of these
pisces knowing him well. he will only add.
that te hopes to merit . continuation or their
confidence and patronage.
April %. 1861.
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I'IIE COURTS.

Nv i,iu, resolution Of both houses or the
General Assembly. passed on the last day Of the
session, judges have bccu assigned for holding
the spring terms Of the Superior Courts of Law
and Chanccry. A term of the Sups rior Court
Of Law for Jcfer>co County. will accordingly be
held ny Judge P,nKtn, on Monday the SD day
of May next, aud term OF the Winchester SUI
perior Court Of Chaneery, tone Of the suspended
courts, will Ne held on some day to be hcrcaftcr
de- grated by Judge y.
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MEETING OF THE BIBLE SOCIETY.
.0ThE annual meeting OF the Bible So.
csy OF Jefferson county. ~iil take place q,
the Presbyterian Church in Charles,owo. ON
the hrst Monday in May next, n which time
and place sermon viii be preached.
April IS, 1861.
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Trustees Sale of Land.

Rf virtue Of deed Of trust executed 20
~ the subscriber on the 18th dsy Of Ian
nary, 1881. by James siubble6eId and wife,
TO secure the payment Of . esrisin sun Of
monsJ in saId deed mentioned. due 10 Sem.
Vel Matthews, which deed hes been duty re-
corded IN the clerks onies Of the eoun'v
court OF jefferson, J shsll proceed TO sell.
on Saturday the S0th Of Arril, ell lhst Dor
ton OF certain farm called "BKsnrHgIL,"
Ding ~ Jeherson e0unty, Whieb 10 Jet u.s.
s0ld, end supposed 10 be short oos hundred
serss, slsr dsdueting the sales Bssds 20
Wa. 81. Cisis sSS RimFod Anderson, ad-
joining the lands Of David ~. alien. Riv,.
WaGsr's dover land, snd The lsnjs % Sid
Anderson and Sinclair. The ssis 10 take
place on The premises, bsiwssh The hours
Of 10 and 4 on the above mentioned dAy-
The terms Of payment, cash.
JOHN RICHARDsoN, Trustee.
April :, 1881
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FIRE NOTICE.

pie members Of the Chsriestown Fire
= Engine Company" are ordered to pa.
rsde on Saturday next. the 3Oth instant, .,
The Court. house. precisely At . o'clock, p.
". This being parade required by the law
oil Tie commonwealth. delioguents will be
reported to the regimentsl court martial.
BY order Of the Captain.
April %, 1881.
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Woor. WANTED.

"E will receive any quantity ofwool.
w in exchange for Goods. and ALLOW the
highest price. We have just received an
additional supply Of CARPETING. from,
the Funkstown Factory aud shall, in a
few days, receive further supply. Wool
can be advantsgeouslye exchanged for car.
Peiing VIM. r. LOCK f. CO.
April IA, 1881.
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Dissolution of Copartncrship.

NHE partnership heretofore existing be.
\ tween Anthony Rosenberger & William
Watson, in the milling business. is this day
by mutual consent.
Persons indebted tn the firm would confer
favor by making early payment. Some ol
the accounts are OF long standing. and il il
earnestly hoped . speedy settlement Of the m
will he made to either Of the subscribers, be.
tween this date and the frs, Of June.
ANTHONY ROSENBERGER,
WILLIAM WATSON.
April 81, 1851
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Chariesfoun. April 10, 1891.
THE Stockholders Of the Smith.
Il field. Charlcstown. and Harpers.
Ferry Turnpike Company. are hereby
notified, that an insialnent ct Ten Dollar.
per share Of the stock Of said company (be.
ing the 9th instalment. and making in all $50
per share called in) is required to be paid
to the Treasurer. HUNpHakI KKrks, Esq. on
the FIRST day Of May next.
BY order Of the Board,
ANDREW HUNTER, See'y.
(April %. 1881