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Washington, March 10, le32 (
Intelligence has just arrived by the
James Perkins, from Liberia. Capt
CTowsIi, the master Of that ship. wriies
from Norfolk. that, after q passage 4,
the Colony ofthirty five days, he land.
ed all the passengers, $40 ia number.
~ good health, and left there for IN.
United States on the 26,h Of January.
He further observes, ~ experienced
much less trouble with the emier.nts
than l anticipated; I had never occa.
sion to resort TO any mode Of govern.
ment except that Of mild and reason.
able requests; and all my orders rcia.
tive to keeping their berths, &c. clean
and dry, IS we'll as the regulations in
the cooking department, we're uniform.
~ received with cheerfulness and
promptly obeyed; to which cause, un-
der the protecting hands sf Provide nee.
IN some measure aseribe their per.
haps unparalleled health during the
passage. am persuaded, that if q
like number had been distributed IN
Virginia, they could not have enioyed
greater freedom from disease.
The accounts from the Colonial A.
gent are such IS to encourage the ef.
forts Of all the friends Of African Co.
lonizaiiou. The Colony 10 ACQUIRING
vast infiuenoe with the natives. who
are constantly expressing their desire
that new settlements should be found.
Ell IN their respective neighborhoods.
DIR. Meehlin 10 Of opinion tina, q large
number may be received into the Co.
lony dpring the present year, provided
receptaeies shall be prepared for thei,
temporary Accommodation. Africa 10
indeed inviting her long .exiled chill.
dren to return to her bosom, and hu.
mainly aud religion are coming for.
ward 10 assist their departure TO q
land which Is theirs by an undisputsd
charter; the home Of freedom and CT
Joy to them and their posterity.
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VARIETY.
THE SIToRD OF W.lsRLscroM

We are indebted to friend for the
following noGcs:-.S The sword of
Warrington, produced by Si.as T..
Burroughs, Esq. for tho centenary
celebration at New York, 10 Q neat
small sword, such as was worn BY re-
neral officers during our Revolrtiou.
at was presented 20 General Washing
ton BY Frederick the Great Of Prussia,
with this complimentary remark -
From the Oldest general In the world
to the greatesf.' The hilt, handle, and
guard, are Of fne polished steel. The
scabbard Of wood, covered with polish
cd steel. Hung to the belt by q DO.
Iished steel chain and waist hook. The
blade tspering. triangied, and sharp
painted, and edged, Of fine steel, &.
cured f5r about ak inches from the
-hilt--a rising sua with some other de.
viees on each side Of it. The steel
ornaments Of the guard, handle and
belt, are neat and tssfefully disposed,
and ut the time it was manufactured,
tsixty or seventy years SINCE were
probably - expensive ~ it would be
now 70 mount IL elegantly with gold.
Mr.. b. had IL, on his return TO the
south, at his lodgings at the United
States Hotel, on the evening Of the
esd uit. where several gentlemen we're
kindly permitted to examine IL.
"The swsrd hung by Washington
side when he resigned the command Of
the army to Congress, when he deli
vesed his inaugural, and when he de-
livsred his farewell address,"
tPhiladelphia Iuq.
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" this iovn, On ThurAlsy lass. y, n, ~
oetly inna, Air. JOsHuA Coz 70 NJ, ft,gt.
, ssIs ESsth. sidov q Csorys Engle. bea q
IN tuesday evening last, a. Esla1t5
wis, Dy The Rev. Mr.. Hutehin.ob. " 10.
tHA ~, CooErs 10 Miss Ansst,~a MsCi1r
~, both of Berkeley eounty'
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AZ The Jsfsrsos election is near - had. ve
thiak itssil 70 p'IbIish the following sb.rsss of
al set passed Il the late session of The tEsla,sr
Az sct t. amend an act, esasersiDs
general elsetiOnsin this commonwealth:
prohibits electors from voting for :
delegate to represent any election dis.
lfiei out ol the county, city, town or
borough 10 which such rlsctos setg.
ally lives, " he oserS 70 vote a. a
hce'ekssPer and tsx payer only, or in
winch h's land lies, IL he votes a. .
IeAseAolder, freehelder, OF upon inter.
est ~ land; declares that ne election
shall hereafter eonlinos mOse thar 3
days allowing the vaFious officers 10.
CURED 60 eEamiBe end correct the
polls, three days instead Of tive. h
which 70 perform their various duiiss,
and prohibits delegates from eharsinr
mileage foe any other than the neal
direct route 20 and from the seal Of
Government.
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The Washington Globe states Cha.
the Treaty concluded last week By taS
Secretary Of War, with the CIesk II.
dams, was unanimously ratified by he
senate on Monday. The Cherokee,
residing in Georgia are nov the ou'y
remaining tribe whose removal is &C.
provided for.
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ParTieide.-NOah Barnum, Of Dan.
bury, Conn. was murdered short time
since, being sho, through the window,
while sitting by his fire; Il was mention.
ca that suspicion turned upon his son.
The lad has since confessed the mur.
ger. he had dispute with his father
respecting the money he earned by
working out. The father insisted up
on, and did take the wages, where.
uPen the sen determined fatal revenge.
he set aboat planning the murder
with the most revolving coolness. lie
loaded bic gun with two balls, during
the day, and cut the lilac bushes from
oci:re the window, that he might ain
WITH more deliberate snd unerrine Ger.
.sinfy IN The evening The son 10 a.
bout 10 years Of age.
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THn MRAR11nra

r,o,. hALrtsosE, AFutL
fiJoOR.--Tbe wagon price has Mood saac,
va -ls-lon a'nse eur iass rrpoFt, q - - p,r ~
nc s'osN IN market 10 lisht fos he season q he
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-12

We received, few days ago. from friend in
Washington, . specimen Of Wine made from the
vineyard Of Mai. ADIux, Of Georgetown. We
do not pretend 70 be very good Judges Of the ar
hsie--for the editorial fraternity are not often
permitted to cheer their spirits With the juice Of
The srape-hut ~e can say, that NC seldom have
tasted any thing more pAlatable or pleasant. We
are surprised that, with . climate 80 admirably
adapted to the culture Of the grape. te citizen. Of
Virginia should neglect pursuit which would
yield 30 Handsome sprO6t Wine might be made
ia Virginia. aud sold as cheap As Cider.
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1EyREhsON ThoOP = s,lss
- 70 parade befors Lis,ls's noieL Cbri,s
$3.50 On Ne third ssfvrday ~ April g.
Ass } precisely q n o'cloek.
April u, 1872.
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Original .ancedofe.-Ths Portland
Advertiser says: When the report
reached Brunswiek COlleRs, that the
ChSlsra was in Topshsm. . student ia
the ESesh1aaa class observed, that he
knew ''the Cholera would get here,
bot he hoped he should be q senior
when Il arrived, a. he understood il
oniy attacked The lower eiasses."
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-12

A treaty has been lately formed at Washington,
between Gov. Cass. the Secretary Of War, and
the Greek Indians, by which the latter have coded
TO the United States all their land East OF the
Mississippi. The Treaty has received the APP
probation OF TIC President and Senate.
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There are in England, 1877 CHAR
table Or Benefit Societies, aud their
fands amopnt 70 100000.
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FRIpRRIcx. Mp. AppI, =

. The Season. The crops, in conse.
quence Of the severity Of the winter,
are very backward, and the erospect
Of the farmer is gloomy indeed. We
learn from the "Citizen" that the far.
mers IN Middletown Valley are plough.
ing up their grain fields. Should the
next crop be short Throughout the U.
States, il viii sfford an illustration Of
the operation Of the laws of scarcity
and supply, by which small crop may
sell Tor as much money ss large one.
Herald
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.sture aud took his seAs-but in ennseauenee Of
III: being resident Of Richmond, the hons. de-
esded against HE eligibility. (Ilurinr the prr-
eeding session. The decision Of the Irislssurr IN
me case Of Mr.. Leigh. vas the other Ssy.) Mr..
nooer ~. Mayo was subsequently, elected in
Mr.. Williams place. The question Of the rich,
OF citizen Of Richmond, viii again prot,aBIv
DC tried In the person Of Mr. W?Iiams.-fE IN.
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MS. BUeh0n0n, the Minis,sr "a ,hs
Court Of ~. Petersburg. took passage
"a the packet ship silss Tliehsrds.
probably sailed yesterday from New
York for Liverpool.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-12

Mr.. Senator MooRE, Of Alabama, has pub-
lished q Letter, addressed 60 one Of his con
stituents, vindicatiRg his vote on Mr.. VAN
BuHES's nomination appended to which Il >
Note with the following Information:
AN authorized 70 say that, Al.
though u was the earnest desire Of
Judge Bib, Of Kentueky, e Senator,
~heee PstriolisEn and sterling ehsrse
ter wilt not be called into question,l %
sustain ell the nominations Of the Pre-.
sldent, the disclosures on the nomjna.
ton Of Nc. Van B0rsn were sueh thst.
bad ne been present, he would have
voted against les confirmation. II Il
also knoWn that other ssnstors voted
's favor 81 the nomination solely upon
the ground that he had slrssdy -
abroad, aDd had catered on his da,;ss
a Fenomination would therefore %
esiVe "a immediate and decided F.ise.
ton"
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Tis-gisstss EEeesiOss 9.

Bsrkeiey County.
Charles J. Faulkner s-e
Levi Gienshaw oza
William G iiurns 100
John G. Williams coo
John ~. Bolts orr
Robert A. Mayo IcS
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The Richmond Enquirer contains list Of the
several county committees appointed At the Jack
son Legislative Caucus Il is only necessary to
cory the lia for our county.
Jefersem.-George w. Humphreys, John IT.
Lewis, Richard Williams, Cato Moore, Abraham
bei, Charles B. Harding. Joseph Grnn,ham,
John Humphreys, John Grsxgs, Jame, n. W,rrr
brsIsoe Davenport. John Dsvcnpost. w. Lusas,
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"A ESgIish paper states ihAt order,
Tor upwards Of 8, 900 tens Of iron rails
are nov executing by the iFon masters
N Aionmouthshlrs, to be exported d
Ameries.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-12

Pepper from Wood.-It has lately
bsen discovered, says an English jour
nal before as, that the best paper for
wrapping, writing and printing, may
be produced form weed shavings boiled
IN mineral or vegetable alkali. One
hundred pounds OF wood and IL pounds
Of alkali will produce . ream Of pa.
per.
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The Harrisburg Reporter Of the s0th
nit. states that the bill for the entire
abolition Of Lotteries, passed the House
OF Representatives. on Friday by vote
Of rs 70 6.
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BY . joint resolution of both Houses,
the Legislature Of the State Of PExs.
srLvAsIA is to adjourn on Thursday
the 18th of April, and meet to hold an
extra session, to district the State, on
the 29th Of May.
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THE FREE PRESS.
TAssrssgN1rs .4ps,u 10.


- zlR-uke
NO DANCES FxoM TIE COMET.
We are sssry - - - sssas s,arm has been
created By he sssi.ls sosisd ~ requess) In our
- paper, sooseming Dc Cesar. We think
NE writer vss more disposed 10 s~sse thsa 10
aidr~ his resders. u he's tees veIi suggested,
shss bssr~rs Ia me St,spsres cannot have fsiti'
10 The prediesioe of ths Comets tsil esasamisg
the world Are they sos svsse thss the Prepke-
oirs ere yea usfai6iled, II We reeoilcet srighs
some or our early ssriptursi resdiogs, ve thisk
RElieios 10 f'a 10 cover the Ease a the Earth,
- tbs vsssrs cover DE gresa derp. sed shs,
he Ls-s arc to - gaaAesed soseshv. 81. Peter
too. nys "the Day q the Lord win come a. q
ahi.f IN tie xsAs." n &C. viii ssy s~e bei;svs
that the German Aseronomers vosld be sutho-
rised 70 give U.S. special warning, az ~ho speks
tho world into exisssssc BY single -srd. needs
NOT The maehiocry Of . comet 70 sseomp,ish hi,
purposea There 10 latent Aeas enough in shs
works or creation. to dissolve the world, ~hes
The fat Of Jehovah shai be sens forth for thsi pur
pose. Un,il then, ssars and planets will ilensi,
and giorioasiy wheel 10 their orbits, and comet
msy sweep their fiery tails In vain. Lea shos'
Who are imLued vith the true spirit Of Religion
maiatain theirfsish unshrinkinsiy-IetC hristiani
ty be pure feeling Of the heart, and not the of
spring Of mere personal fcar-and when IN.
Great Day shall come. . in the which the heaven
shsil pass away" they ~iii be ready for t. Il
the mean time. let all predictions about Comet,
leaving their spheres. and jostlins the Earth, b.
set down a. mere fudge. The Creator has no.
thrown together the works Of his hands so eium.
silly. The idea is = reflection upon his wisdom
and his power.
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We have commenced In this weeks paper n
sketch Of the most important laws, and those which
relate To our own neighborhood. passed at the las,
session Of the Legislature. The list viii be co.,
tinued.
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a CenfesGrian.--We were informed
on "Wednesday that there was q gen.
tlemsn in the townsf Marshfield by the
name Of Rodgers. who was born on the
same day with George Washington,
and consequently reached his hun.
dredth year on that day.
OidCoL Memorial
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Charlotte Election. We learn from
= gentleman Who left Charlotte Court.
house On Monday afternoon last, that
John Randolph withdrew from the can
vass on the morning Of the election. -
HE cause was not stated, 90 far 40 we
nave heard, bot we presume il was ow
ing TO his i'll health. We farther learn
that Capt. John ID. Richardson was
reelected 10 the II. Of Delegates, tho
when our informant left the court.
house. the state Of the polls had not
been ascertained.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-12

The prospect for Wheat crop in thi. county
has never been 20 unpromising As at present, or
rather, We should say, there is no prospect at all
Many fields win not produce their seed.
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- wiIlIa,sspoRT, ND. Apnsl7.
We learn that . sssps 81 E.giseess
q ne service Of me chesspssk . aad
Chic Canal Ccmpeoy have 6ooa, Or
~ lat two or three weeks. essseed
- she line Of THE vesk between Har-
pers-fsrry and the mosth Of the
Marsh Run, in making the necessary
iecstionss psevious 10 the psblieat
q propessls for putting this part u the
Iins undss eoutraet- The Marsh Ran
separates the Willanspert from the
S6arpsburg election district. The To-
cations win. we presume, be cossin.
ued 70 THE place, before the prepesals
viii - isssed, % that the whole line
between Harpsrs.Ferry and Williams.
pert will be put under contrset at once,
and that 10 the course Of one or tee
months hence.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
10 new completed through he Gin
nearly - far - Pratt street bridge,
and. ~ 10 progresses, seems to impart
new life to ell within lis course. In
Market street several splendid build
ings, with Granite fronts, are now I'm
ishing. and others Just commenced
and we observed in the more remote
parts Of our city the erection Of whole
rows Of handsome dwelling houses.
This locke like business, and afford,
ample demonstration Of the ssgrowin.
prosperity" Of Baltimore. Bat. Pal
JoHn RASDoLPR, not dead yef.-A
report was circulated some time since,
originally in the Richmond Compiler
Of the 22d ult., that an express had ar
rived with Information that Mr.. Ran
dolph was left, on the Monday previ
Gus, very i'll. The express came fol
his brother, Judge Tucker, Who left
Richmond for Charlotte the following
morning.
The Lynchburgh virginian Of Mon,
day last says: ''Mr. John Randolph
we learn, was expected TO attend th,
election. which takes place to-day, a
Charlotte Court House."
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My. @the bravest Of the brave, -
fought i've hundred battles for France,
bat never enc against her. He vas
condemned for single error in the
Chamber Of Peers, by vote Of one
hundred and sixty to seventeen, to die
the death Of traitor. His widow re.
ceives . pension Of eo.0O0f. What q
Lesson!
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
THE poor MANS HYMN

As much have OF worldly good.
As e'er my master had,
! diet on as dainty iocd,
And am as richly clad.
Tho PLAIN ny garb, though scant my board
As Mays son and Natures Lord.
The mangor was his infant bed,
Ills nome, the mountain cave;
H. had nos where TO lay las head,
he borrow q ev'n his grave
Earth yielded hlm no resting spot;--
Her Maker, but she knew him not.
As much the worlds good will bear,
It's issours and applause,
As iio whose blessed name wear
l. ued without q cause,
Despis.d, rejected, m0ck'd by pride,
Betrayed, iorsaken, crueified.
Why should | court my Makers foe?
Way should fear its irownP
Why should ! seek for res, below,
Or sigh isr brief renown3
A pilgrim 10 better land,
An heir OF joys at Gods right hand
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POETRY
aAnnArn EVENING.

1hODA IA Wv A~~fhA'O'
Closing Sabbath All, how soon,
Have thy sacred moments pass'd;
Scarcely shines the morn, The noon,
lire tic evening brings thy last;
And another Sabbath flles,-
Solemn witnessl to the skies
What is the report it bears
10 the secret place oil God1
Does il speak of worldly cares,
Thoughts which cling 10 earth's low SOD!
-. Or has sweet communion shone
Through its hours from Gsd aloneF
Could we hope the day was spent
Hoily, wifi constant heart,
We might yleldlt up content
knowing though 50 s0sn II part,
Ac should sec d better Say,
Winch coold never pass away.
Gsd Of Sabbathsl Oh forgive,
That we use thy giit so i'll;
Teach US daily now TO live,
That we ever may fulfil
All thy gracious love designed,
Giving Sabbaths TO mankind.
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FihOlAlA:--la the Circuit Superior Court
81 Law and Chancery for Berkeley county
January rules, 1882
~ Wiana r. tarrand and Cherries J .NTctelsoa
jo'"srfy me'cdantS ana partners III trade
under tte nnae and .trn. Of HiIliam p
fafTdHd, d 20. pl'tfls.
against
Ethan II Bro,cn, Ofieer NJ Spencer, Ignatns
OferrGH, John Oferau. and Richard
Miller and Catherine his cJe, late CatIla
rae OFsrraH, def,ts.
THE defendants not having entered their
appearance and given security. according to
the act OF assembly and the rules oil tins
court and 1t appearing by satisfactory evi
dence that they are out of this Common
wealth; IS ordered, that the sand defendants
DO enter their appearance, on the first day
OF the next term, and answer the bill of the
pidin'iils: snd that copy oil this order be
forthwith published in the Martinshure Ga
zette, and continued for two months success
siVeiy. and another copy thereof posted at
The front door OF the count house of thi,
county.
A C0py-Teste,
iOuN STkOTHER, c.
January D, 1852 pen Shun
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. flSSOLUTI0N. The partnership here
aS totore existing betW cen the undersipn
ed, under the firm of HIM Long & Co. Was
dissolved the 9th of September hy mutual
consent. All those indebted to said firm ar,
respectfully requested to make payment as
soon as possible; those whose accounts are
open are requested TO call and close them hv
payment or note. Those who are vet ipdebf
Ieh 10 j. Z ETskane s. 60. are Informed that
payment must be made Immediately or their
no'eS WI be transferred. The business will
DC eon,'n"ed at the old stand by I'm. Long
end Chds l.. Siewart, in he name of Az
Long, who tenders his sincere acknowledqa
menfs TO his customers and the public gene
rally, Tor the many years support given him
ana respectfully solcits continuance of the;r
patronage. VIM LONG NV"
=, J. z. ERSKJNE.
Martinsburg, Oct 81, 1891.
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also on hand quantity Of Mems and. Wo
mems Saddles, Brides, Martingales, Collars
and Harness. OF every description, made In
the best possible manner, which he is deter
mined TO sell at prices to sui the times
JOHN HELFERSTAf
ilartinsburg, March /, 1884.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15

yIRGINlA-ln the Circuit Superior Court
of Law aud Chancery for Berkeley eoun
ty: December Rules, 1881.
Dancan and Logan, plaintiffs
against
Mary Horn, and Thomas Horn, admir- de bo
MS non Of Philip Horn. decd, defendants
ME defendant Mary Hsrn, not having
: entered her appearance and given secu
rlty according to the act Of Assembly and
the rules Of Court, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that she is out Of ths Com
nouweaith; IL IS ordered, That the SAID de
lcndant do enter her appearance to THIS suit
IN the first day of the next term, answer ihe
bill Of the plaintiff, and give security forper
forming the decree: and that a copy OF this
order be forthwith published In The Martins
burg Gezette, and continued for two months
excessively. and another copy thereof post
ed at the front door OF the court house Of
this county. 4 Copy
JOHN STROLLER, G.
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CATTTIONi
To the Public.

tOioIe bIVch HIiII, dHu
begs leave 10 inform them
that he has just received
a very splendid assort-
ment of Ssddleary, con
,lsting Of Birdie Bits,
Stirrap Irons. and every
other article necessary
for the business. tie has