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state as inconroveribie facts
is That neither in the Virginia Resolutions, nor in the
celebrated Report is the right Of Secession asserted or
nenuoned-Al that she did To- show that the States
being parties to the Compact had The right nerpose;
ana that she did intepose only by declaring her seni-
mentS, and thus .enlightening public opinion
"a. mat Virginia never did contemplate the use Of
Jorce IN IS 1t was not supported by single friend 10
the resolutions in the House, by single member Of
the Caucus oil 30 who passed on the Resolutions
I'D That she did not build her arnory TO oppose the
Alien aud Sediton Laws og she had been huying up
arms from 95and finding those furnished by contract 10 be
bad, she determined in 81, months before the Alien
and sedion laws were proposed, 10 build armory of
her own, near Richmond
Nh That the wrongs of Virginia much greater
IN W., Than those OF >. Z. are nowThen, the country
was overrun with standing troops OF her people was
put tn JdH IA this reIy city, under papable violation of
the Consti,utonand yet, mark she once talked Of
force secession.
9Th And though the tight to secedc does exist it ought
never TO be thought Of but in the last extremity after
Other means have been exhaus,edVirginia did think
otit in IS And yet South Carolina that there is
every prospect OF doing away the Tariff, and tche the
patro, Jackson is throwing his almost unparalleled fund
oil popularity the side OF the Anti Tariff States the Hot
spurs OF South Carolina threatening secession without
consulting her s.or States Let her compare her wrongs
aud her remedies in 32, with those of Virginia in go
and blush for her precipitation!
"A FRIEND OF STATE RIGHTS
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We have the melancholy Office OF announcing the death
oil Mrs Lucy LAY, the consort of John o. lay ESQ., Of
this city She has had lingering ndisposition died
IN about the 3Oth year Of her age She of the
most amiable ladies' was good fortune know
and blessed with fine understanding. She fulfilled
all the duties of life with the grace and propriey-
and has sunk TO rcs amidst the OF her family
and the deep Affections Of all who knew her.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-25

the banner OF the Emperor Constantine, serve as the
raying point OF the deslroyers of human liberty And
what Is IT that South Carolina has DONE that she should be
enid so gently aud what has Andrew Jackson done that
ne should be denounced rude Why she has the
Jaws oil the country at deianceshe is about institute
ana put IN force system Of tyranny and prescription
aSnst clzens Of her State unparalleled in any civil
Nzod and christian country aenunciaon, outIawry and
eond'gn punishment. for mere difference of opion
disputed question OF constitutional law She threatens TO
disturb the peace of fifteen millions Of souls and tear
asunder the bonds of their Union, liberty aud safety She
threatens TO deugc with blood the fair fields of this happy
ahd He the chief magistrate of this great people, sworn
preserve that peace and happiness which she threatens
10 ossai-to enforce those laws which they have avowed
her determination to anple under foot with mild but
h,m and decided voice. warns them of the consequences
admonishes them pause while yet they guilless-
shews TO them the absurdiues OF the false doctrines which
their false prophets have taught them-,es them that If
hey persist in their mad alternative will be left
10 him. he cannot he would do otherwise than discharge
inc duties OF the high and responsible station which the
people oil these United States have called him finally
appeals to that people, whose he is, rally round
inc man OF their choice in the defence of the institutions
Of their fathers People OF Virginia, will you respond to
The call VlRGINIUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-25
December %, 1882.

E AND, NEGROES, Sc FOR SALE.-By virtue
"a oil a Deed OF trust, executed by The late SmitI,
Payne OF Buckingham and recorded in said county tho
Trustees NAMED in said Deed WILL on Tuesday the goth
day oil January next il fair the fair day, pIoce
on the premises to sell tie following properly to wit:
the portion OF the tract Of Land, Vest Of the road oil
which said Payne vedhcretoiore several times adver-
used containing some $50 acrcs:at The time,
plantation utensils, sc. Terns-ncgroes, ca-laad,
cFedIt OF J. and years-oher property, ~ months.
nc sale OF the above property did not take place Ola
The l9 inst ia consequence Of the failure OF the trustees
attend, and it is eeyed that like Of dsappon-
ment will not recur. THE TRUST EES.
December % 69-w2w
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VENhE co-paFtnership of GRAY s. PANKEY will, by
d mutual consent, be dissolved the Isl day of Ja-
nuary next except so Far may be necessary for the
closing OF their existing business this time for which
purpose the firm will be continued. The books and pa
pers OF the concern will be in the possession Of James
Gray who is authorised 10 transact all necessary
10 the settlement and closing the business, in the OF
the flrin JAMES GRAY,
YOUNG PANKEY,
WILLIAM GRAY.
December %. 6e-st
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December IS.

EBUBLiC SALE OF NEGROES.-By virtue OF the
n power vested in me, by deed of trust executed by
HE late Fouslee 6. T, bb the 18th October 1926 and
duly recorded in the clerks Office OF the comfy of Essex
shAl, On Thursddy e Ilth February next at Paradise
in tbe county OF Essex, (the late sidence said Fou
shee o. TebbsA The fl day thereafter proceed
to oiiea' public sale aud for cash, three slaves,
III lex, sem and Suckey, many OF them may be
necessary 10 satisfy the purposes of said deed.
WAi. A. WRIGHT. Trusie ee.
December %, 1882. 6e-w6w
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NJ This paper will appear again on Fridayand only
twice this week To friends the Lynchburg route
have only say that their papers shall be by the
mornings mail, whenever IL can be d0ne.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-25

.TENHE Thorough Bred RGce-HoTse LANCE, tho
n full brother of the celebrated Ariel and 0Key by
American Eclipse, will stand the ensuing season at my
stable within ten miles Of Halifax Court House, Virginia
Particulars in time. WIN. w. HURT.
Halifax, Dec % 69-2aw4w
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NJ EGROES WANTED.--'The subscribers wish tobire
" number Of Negroes, to work at their Coiery Tor
which they will pay The highest wages. Satisfactory
erenees given TO the treatment Of the negroes and the
payment Of their hire made suit the owner Apply al
their Colery in Goochand county near Dover Mills or
al iheir Yard, on the South side Of ihc Basin
G. BROWN & co.
Richmond, December 20. 6s--uJan
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AJOrICE.-W Will be sold on Wednesday, the % day Of
"a January next, at Seanore's lanyard immediately
above The town Of Manchester al the personal estate Of
Patrick Wall, dec consisting Of leather in The rough, tan
bark, &C. &c. The terms will be made known on the
day Of aleAt tho time and place. will be leased
y order Of the popretor Tor term Of years, The said
lanyard. BY order Of the Adm'r of
Dec. ~. f6s-21 PATRICK WALL, Dee.
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NJorICE.- ! wish 10 hire Tor the ensuing year Fifty
&C i've able bodied Bsberes for the Of the he's
ierfeid Rail Road Conpany Libei al prices will be given
on application 10 The subscriber the Rail Road ofce In
Manchester or to Mr. David More At Roadsyis, near
Chesterfield Coal Piis, THO J0RDANE, Sup,dt.
Dec 90 67-N
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.Sale Of S3O,OOO FFre pea ce,a. Sac Stoek.


authority OF an act OF the General Assembly, pass
q ~ ed 9Th February last, entitled IS An act TO anne nd
an act entitled AN act authorizing the Board OF Public
orks TO subscribe, behalf Of the Commonwealth the
stock Of the Petersburg Rail Road Company, the Pres
dent and Directors OF the Board Of Public Works will on
Friday, the 18th Instant, at IL O'clock in front Of IN
State Banks proceed 90 sell TO the highest bidder certih
Gates Of State Stock to the amount OF $50 000 bearing a
interest OF per cent, payable semannudy, the 18th
January and 10Th July, at the Treasury Of the Common
wealth. This stock is redeemablc for 20 years bnt il
afterwards redeemable at the pleasure OF the General As
sembly. By order Of the Board OF Public Works.
J. BROWN, JR, Second 4udifor.
December %. GS-td
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we have thrown upon last page essay from
n B on the great James and Kanawha Improvement -
we nave no room to-day for very impressive and TO us
satisfactory Report from the Common Hall of this City
recommending subscription Of 100000 the part OF
the cy-It docs much credit 10 its authors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-25

NJ0rlCE 80 The partnership heretofore existing be.
tween in the line OF Tour horse post Coaches,
from Richmond TO Louisa court house, Va 10 this day
dissolved by mutual CONSENT and Elisha Jackson alone Is
authorised to transact the business OF said
BENJA. T. HARRIS,
ELISHA JACKSON.
Dec. 10 b, 1882. 6s- 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

systems, we may infer that there are
also eyes 10 behold il, and beings,
whose nature in this one particular, ID
analogous tn our own. To form m
idea Of the infinitely small proportion
which our earth bears to this vast az
gregaie Of systems, let us suppose
5000 blades Of grass grow upon q
square yard, from which we find, by
calculating, that = meadow one mile
long, by two-thirds Of mile in breadth,
will contain 10000 millions Of blades
of grass. Let Us then imsgihs such
4 meadow stretched out to the length
Of Z mile before us, and the proper
ton which a single blade ofgrass bears
10 the tchoie heritage on lie surface.
will express the relation hich our earth
bears TO the known universe! But
even this 10 exclusive, probably, Of
millions Of suns, 'bosomed' in the un.
known depths Of space, and piao cd for
ever beyond our ken, or the light of
which may not have had time TO ira
vel down to US since the period Of their
creation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
is deeply lameu'ed by the united fami.
lies Ut Campbell and Chsrteris.

IS deeply lameuted by the united fami.
lies of Campbell and Chsrteris.
The Baroness de Fsueheres.-This
lady, whose name is SO we'll known M
connected with the will Of the late
Prince de Condo, has been lately liy.
ing IN comparative seciusion, but she
Is about To return 10 Paris, where she
will resume her usual STYLE of living.
which 10 more than regal. A CORES.
pendent, who few months ago saw
this lady at high mass in the chanel of
the King vi the French. says, her sp.
pearance contrasted strongly with that
OF the Queen and Princesses. They
entered the chapel without the least
display oil grandeur. The Baroness,
however, walked up the centre, attend
ed by Chamberlain, two ladies Of ho-
nor, aud a page TO act as trairbearer.
And this is the English girl, Sophy
Dawes, the daughter Of fruiterer.
A new work has appeared in Paris.
called Henry the Pretend-r.' IN ailu.
sion To the destinies of the Young Due
Ie Bourdeaux.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

deed. The de,establs bag, who had
denounced the inofIsnsivs seal, was.
within q twelvemonth, hanged, for
numbering the illegitimats offspring Of
her own daughter. Every thing about
this devoted house melted away-sheep
retted, cattle died, 'and blighted wa.
the CORN OF several children, none
reached maturity, and the savage pro.
Prietor survived every thing he loved
or cared for. He died blind and
miserable. There is not a stone of
that accursed building standing upon
another. The property has passed to
family Of q Different name; and the
series Of incessant calamity which pur-
sued all concerned in this cruel deed
is rs romantic ~ true"
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real charm Of this mild counteuance
resided in its power Of varied express
sion, changing with each vicis,iiude Of
thoughtand sentiment. "Never,o
an honest admirer, ibid any W oman
better justify, The eyes are the mir
ror Of the SOUL Josephine's we're
OF deep blue, clear and brilliant, even
Imposing in their expression, when
turned fully upon any one; but in
her usual manner they Law half con.
eealed beneath their long and silky
eyelashes. She had n habit Of looking
thus with a mild subdued glance upon
those she loved, throwing into her re
gard such winning tenderness rs might
not easily he resisted; and even in his
darkest moods, Napoleon confessed its
manipulating power. Realizing exact
~ the line description Of the cid poet.
Josephine's
Long hair was glossy chestnut brown
whose sunny richness harmonized de-
ighiiuiiy with a clear and trans parent
complexion. and neck OF almost dsz.
ziing Wilderness. Her eyebrows were
shade darker, arching regularly, and
penciled with extreme delicscy. She
read delightfully."-; and nature had been
here peculiarly propitious; for So har
monious were the tones Of her voice.
even IN the most ordinary conversation.
that instances are common of those
who, coming Unexpectedly and un-
seen within their influence, have re-
NAMED as If suddenly fascinated and
spell bound. till the sounds ceased. or
fear Of discovery forced the listener.
away. This charm is known TO have
wrought powerfully upon Napoleon.
His own admission was. The first an
plause of the French People sounded
10 me sweet as the voice Of Jose phine.'
On the whole, Josephine, perhaps,
might not have pretensions to be wha,
Is termed fine woman. but hers was
that style of beauty which awakens in
the heart far deeper sentiment than
mere admiration.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

From the MIR York Globe.
Ny DEPARTED


MY boy, nv brave, my beautiful,
With eyes OF heavenly hue,
And ruddy check. that spake full we'll
The stem ~h-rcon they grew;
did not think % soon % ace
Thy roses fade away,
And Thy golden hair, 50 dear 10 me,
Descend 20 moulj'ring clay.
look d, With al, Sather's love.
To see thee in thy pride,
Aspire To tickle Fortunc's seat.
With Honor b, thy side;
Blu, all my hopes, like early dcvs
:. Before the rising sun,
Have p.>sd away and left no spot
10 glad my eyes spon.
Thou art gone with thy smiling face,
Aud little voice, untun'd
To melody Of cords, which gave
A balm tn es'ry woond:-
n, coral lip, so pure, 80 sweet,
Aud thy smooth and speaking brow.
ihat made us wonder nj thy DAYS,
Alas they are marble nov.
The f.irost flower, that deck the field
Are soonest To decay;
And fondcst hopes and deepes, ioy,
Are swiftest borne ava,
And tis not strange that thou, 20 young.
should BE- Guild forth and riven.
For thou vert sent but TO the earth
Upon thy course 10 heaven.
fet still can but weep, to think
That am lcft alone
That hopes Of bliss CHERISHED here
Are now forever nown:-
n"v van Try 10 teach INV heart
To SEEK that blessed Son
Who stands forever, a. the rock.
10 build our hopes upon. O p
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From the London Court Journal.

The French Carlist journals assert
that the motive of the Duke of Bruins.
wick's expulsion from Paris, vas his
rivalshiP with the Heir Apparent in
the good graces of pretty little vi
dow. who has since, we understand.
followed the Duke into Punishment.
a marriage between the Grand Duke
OF Florence aud the Princess Marie
d'Orleans, IS said to be ia contempla.
ton. Some probability is attached 10
this on dif. from the repairs and embel-
llshments now en- train atthe two Ducal
Palaces Of Florence and Pisa, which
superb edifices had for q long time
been abandoned. The Grand Duke is
a gallant widower, and the most popu
lar Of the Italian Princes.
The late Emperor Alexander is
known TO have hazarded his fortunes
At Austerlitz, against the advice Of
the Russian Commanders. Kutusoff
even impiored him on his knees TO W ali
the arrival OF the Archduke Charles
and Bennigsen's forces; but there was
too much ambition in his youthful TEN
permanent TO brook generalization. II
was the first conflict in which he had
been personally engaged, and he bore
himself through IL with high courage.
Among other escapes, he had his horse
shot under him, and was saved FROM
falling into the enemy's hands whilst
ne lay on the ground, by the gallantry
OF common Russian soldier, named
lila. This man refused any other
mark Of Imperial favour for the service.
beyond that Of being appointed body.
,csachman to his master. This post,
however, like that of a hsadcoek, is
one OF some dignity, for the holder Of
both must bear cOloneI's commission
When tie Emperor Alexander died.
neither persuasion nor argument could
induce the faithful lila to sever him.
sell from his SOvereign's corpse for a
single instant; and he not only drove
the car which conveyed il from Taga
mok Ia St. Peterborough, but IN def
ance Of the severe GOODNESS Of the sea.
son and his adVanc ed years, kept watch
every moment over the Imperial re.
housekeeping outside Of the carriage.
H'fsfaehios The Secretary Of the
War Department al Madrid transmit
ted. few weeks ago. . circular TO the
several Captains General throughout
Spain, calling upon them TO enforce
The following piece Of curiosity res
peetIng the establishment Of the upper
Up. The 6rst and second clauses Of
the circular prohibit the wearing Of
musiaehios by any persons, save the
military on service; and With respect
even TO these, they are liable % lose
their commissions # they appear abroad
% PLAN dress, wearing . mustaehio. -
Every civIlIsn, Who shall presume 90
wear the same, and if he be Of nobls
blood, is to be eudungsoned in = fortress
toe six monihs, or TO psy fine Of ffty
pounds; but Il the luekless offender be
a plebsisn, he 10 70 sHpists his crime,
by six months hard labour in . House
Of COrfes ton, besides dragging q chain
az his heels, sc.
We aRnounee with great regret the
death Of the amiSle Lady Eleanor
Campbell, Of Shawiield, which took
place q few days since at Wood Hall
Tier Lajyship leaves az only son; aud
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

From 81 efehes Of Tesfern .ldrenfins.
during the summer OF 1851. the house
Of MIR. john Merrill. OF Nelson cOunty.
Kentucky. was attacked by the indians,
and defended with singular address end
good fortune. Merrill was alarmed by
The barking Of dog about midnight, and
upon opening the door in order 10 ssces
tain the cause OF the disturbances, he re-
ceived The tire Of Elk or seven lndinns. bV
winch h,s arm and thigh were both bro.
Ken lie instantly sunk upon the floor,
and called upon has wife to close the door.
his had scarcely been done. when "a was
violently asssilsd by the tomahAN KS OF tho
enemy, sod large beach soon effected.
Mrs Merrill. however, being q perfect
Amazon both On strength and courage.
guarded % With an axe, and suecessiVslV
KILLED OF badly wounded four Of The enc
N.Y. as they attempted 10 force their way
'nto The cabin. Tho Indians then ascend
81 the roof aud attempted 10 enter by WsY
OF The chimney. but here, sgain, they
were met by the same determined enemy.
Mrs Merrill seized the only feather bed
which the cabin afforded. end hastily rip
pug u open, poured IS csntents upon the
fire. A fuFisus blaze aHd sitting smoke
instanily assembled the chimney, which
quickly brought dewR two Of the saemv.
she lay for few moments st the merry
Of the lady. SEEING the are. she aaiek.
y despatched them. and VS. ,ostspiIv A..
tsFHs'ds summoned 20 the aoor. vkere
The only remaining savage nsv appsas,d
sndeayoring 20 effect an enhance. wb,ls
Mrs. merrill Nas engaged e the ehisnsev.
lie soon received cash ia the ekssk.
which compelled him, With loud veil. 20
Ie"ngaish hes purpose. sad Fetufa hastily
70 Chiiiieoshs Where ifom the report Of
ps'ssnsr' be gave ~ eHsggesstsd seeeunt
- the heIesness, strength, aad eouTsas o.
The long kaifc squawi
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Immunity Of the UnireTss. Baron
Zsck, 40 eminent astrologey, computes
that there may be q Thousand millions
u stars in the heavens. TART. AstfonO-
my, EneyelOp. Britt II We suppose
each star to be . Sun, and attended BY
ten planets lesviog comets cut Of the
ealculstiOn) we have ten thousand mil.
ions u globes like the. earth within
what are considered the bonds Of the
known universe. As there are nuns
which give light throughout eli these
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THE REVENGE.

Dost thou hear, I.eo'-
will BE- found most cunning in my vengeance.
But (doss thou hearty mos, bloody.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-18

ieeted to draf, sch reruiatons. and appoint
such place Tor the meetings as they may
deem proper.
Resolved, That another committee Of ele-
ven be appointed TO obtain information re-
specting such Freuchmen as are now citizens
oG the United States, and who may stand in
need Of advice, as well as friends, to prevent
them from erriug and being perverted,
Resoiced. That committee OF FIVE be also
appointed 20 communicate with Gen. Lafay-
cite, and apprize him Of the distressing stu
alton Of South Carolina with the General
Government"
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MARRIED


On Thursday last. by the Rev. Mr. Mat
thews, ANTHONY KENNEDY, Esq. OF
Maryland. to Miss SARAH $ And on the
same day, by the same, Mr.. THOMAS f..
BUCKltANN0N, of Washington county.
Maryland. TO Miss NANCY S. both Waugh
tiers oil the late Adam , cambridge, Esq Of
Jefferson county, Va.
On Tuesdaylast, by the same. Mr. ISAAC
NESBiTr, Of Clear Spring, Maryland, to
Miss ANN JANE. daug hter of Mr.. Robcr,
Gregory, OF this place
On the same day. by the Rev Mr. Brown,
WASHINGTON EVANS, Esq. of Ohio,
to Miss LEVINIA, daughter Of MIR. William
Snodgrass. of this county.
On Thursday the 4th inst by the Rev MIR
Samsden. Mr. CHARLES r. M'ELFRESH
to Miss FANNY s, daughter OF Mr.. Ed
mund Waggener. all of Frederick CO. Md
on wednesday The 10th inst. by the Rev
MIR Walls, MIR. DAVID DEAHL, formerly
OF this place, to Miss SARAH. daughter OF
Mr. Thomas Grimshaw, Of Winchester.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS

NOTICE TO The STOCKHOLDERS
ME requisite number of share. TO enable.
"a this Bank to go into operation being sub
scribed. general meeting Of the siockhold-
ers IN the Washington. County Bank will be
held at the house Of Ignatius p. Lyles 10
Wi'!lamsport, on. Thursday the 18th day OF
November next, TO commence at 10 O'Clock,
A. M Tor the purpose Of electing President
and eight Directors to manage the affairs OF
said company for She ensuing year.
JOHN r DALE
DANIEL VESSEL -
MATTHEW S. VAN LEAR
JAMES CRIMES
MICHAEL A finley
CHARLES A. WAKEFIELD
FREDERICK DORSEY
tcice a Barnes, resigned. J
ROBERT -MAoON
Oct IS, 1889 Commissioners.
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9rMLS @AZ@TT@o
MARTINsBUKG. OCTOBER IS. 1889
A MEETING

ofthe National Republican Corresponding
Committee for the county oil Berkeley, and
others friendly TO the cause, IS requested al
the Court House, on Monday Evening the
Qld. OF october INST. at O'CLOCK NJ Punc
,us6ty in the attendance oil all the members
of the COMMITTEE, Is important, for the par-
pose of further enlargIng ITS number ana at
tending to other business aPpertalning 10 ITS
duty, which demands mmed'ate action Inc
following named persons compose the com