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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21
THE ~EAT-ONIONS.

see Oaesk, has been preaching respecting
our proceedings at --ham' cried Lady Re
~trievrr TO Lady Clara Ardenville. When he
was about II, he might as we'll have favored you
with a sketch or two of the sins Of The male mo-
iety Of our community
why, what have they done to offend your
Nothing very enormous. But | could wish
he had pointed out their seIfishness, their glutto-
ny, their
.Glu,ttony is such a very ugly ~ord!'
lit is at least a characteristic one. An epicure
is the man who eats daintiiy;-a glutl0n, the
man who eats excessively. With the first folble
one has some little sympathy; for 1t implies a
,rifine exercise Of mind. The epicurr disori-
inmates and displays refinement in his sensuality;
while the %glutton emulates the gorge OF the boa
constructor, and one cannot look upon him with
out a sty in ones eye.
YOU speak ~feelingly! Which is the Dragon
of Wantlry by whose digestive faculties you have
been so much incenscdi Who has eaten you into
this excess Of disgus,F
Have YOU never observed that half the day
in our country houses is ttken up in the process
Of mastic atom Talk Of the Court Of Alder
mens | will back six dandies rusticated en- cha
team, to eat against the Corporation Of London,
with Dand0 to clear the course. Shall l tell you
that | saw lord John devour in the course Oi four.
and.twenty hours, at -.ham:
If you promise to make the bill Of iare a lar
one
In the first place, then, for breakfast; two
large cups of tea, thickened With cream, and one
of chocoia,e;-two French rolls slices
of dry oast,-amufin,-tw eggs bread
and orange marmalade,-red herring,-a wing
Of cold pheasant, and grated reindeer's tongue;
all washed dawn by a glass Of iced water The
day beng Sunday land rainy SUNDAY, } the gen:
tlelnao joined u. at luncheon; when observed
him help himself to pate de fois gras d pasp'e'
and one Of audit ale; after which we sauntered
through the Conservatives, and his Lordship's
allowance Of grapes, peaches, nectarines, and
figs. might have declmated q dragon regiment
Nth the cholera morbus!
Poor Lord Johu!-he must have spoiled his
dinner!'
BY no means! After q plate Of white soup
aud parmasau, he took SALMON peel and two
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21

THE MASOUE OF ANARCHY.

A poem under this title, written by the late
Percy Bysshe Shelley, comprising ninety one
s~tanzas, never before published. has lately ap'
pesred in England, with a preface by Leigh
Hunt. Shelley was an infideI, bat he was as
true a poet as has ever breathsd in England
The poem just mentioned is said by the Metro.
politan to embody poetry Of rare beauty and
strength; having Indignation nut unwarranted
and that spirit of truth and justice, without which
the one and the other are 'sempty, void and
waste" The following stanzas are conceptions
equally original and striking. The first is Anar-
chy:-
"Last came Anarchy, he rode
On a white horse spiashpd with blood;
He was pale cen to the i,ps,
Like Death in the Apocalypse.
And he wore u kingly crown:
And IN his grasp a sceptre shone;
And on his brow this mark | saw,
Il am God. and King. and Law
We recommend the preceding lines to the at
teniion OF the Nulliiers-and also the following,
which are spirited; and changing the word
England" IN the second vcrsc,-or perhaps al
terjng the line in which it occurs to-
The laws 0f this fair UNIoN-thev,-
it would then be well put az connected with the
present circumstances Of our " country
"Let the laws of your own land;
Gsod or M, between We stand,
HAND to hand, aud foot to foot,
Arbiters Of the dispute.
The old laws of England they
Whose reverend heads with age are gre v,
Children of a wiser day;
And whose solemn voice must be
Thine own echo-Liberty!
F." On those who first should violate
Such sacred heraIds ~ their state,
Rest the blood that muss ensur,
And it will not rest on you!
"And if then the tyrants dare,
Let them ride among you there,
Slash and stab, and main and new:
What they like. that let them To-"
The annexed personificatlon of Fraud, is equal.
" happy and powerful, with that Of Anarchy,
which precedes it in the poem:-
"Next came Frand, and he had on,
Like Lord E.-'s an ermin'd gown,
His big tears. for he wept well,
Turn'd TO mill-stones as they fell.
'.And The little children, too
Round his feet play'd to and fro,
Thinking every tear 4 gem.
Had their brains knock'd out by them"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21
New Hooks,

VOLS 2 and } Boys and G,rPs Libraryi The Com
for;er, or extracts selected for the consolation II
Mouurners, under the bereavement OF friends and re.
lations. bya yilsge Pastor. A Manual OF the Cha'dee
Language, containing a Chaldee Grammar, Chrestoma
this. AMI Vocabulary. with an Appendix OF the Raoin'
MICA. character and style, by Elias Riggs, A NJ DIR.
A,exanier's Annals Of the Jewish Nation. Keith's
Signs of,he Times DR.. Chalmers Political ECONOMY
Reports of Cases argued and determined inthe Cour'
OF Kings Bench, by George Nsule and VIM selwyn,
six Volumes, condensed into TWO. BY Theron Mctcalf
fsq price in full Law binding $40. This edition,
il two volumes. includes all he "ePorts OF the Eng.
lsh edition in SIX volumes, nothing being omitted
whih can he made applicable TO American practice
The table of cases and The original paging, are pre-
served throughout"
The Library Of Entertaining Knowledge, Parts u
aud %; Pals and its Historical Scenes; the Revolution
ofiS3O; em,elhshed with ensravings.
The siss Family, RoLinson; OF adventures OF a Ia
Their, mother. and fur sons i'm = desert island; with
notes OF reference from the seventh London edition
Ca!mut's Dictionary of,he Bible; afe~ more copies
received. M. VI. MORRISON.
dec p
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21
To the Eienas of Literature and the .art,.

To the Fiends Of Literature and the .4rts.
4 LYGEUA has been established in Washington
N College. in the County of Washington. Fennsylva.
MIA, and the Trustees arc anxious to make the Cabinet
as extensive a. possible.
They will. therefore, be very thankful for any contri
buttons OF minerals, fossils. crystals, shells. petrefac
tons. bones, horns. specimens of coal, rock, stones,
earth, feathers, every kind of prepared insects, birds,
animals, f,wers. vegetables, snakes, fish. &c &c /,
paintings Of all kinds; also antiquities, Indian relics,
specimens Of curious art and mechanism, foreign srti.
cies OF every kind, and in short, any thing suitable for
3 public or private cabinet or museum
Contributions will be received by Mr.. McKennan.
Member of Congress, at Mr. Hsrbaugh's, on 7th street,
Washington. and Immediately forwarded.
ian Is St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21
Union YmV
The subscriber resp

- The subscriber respectfully informs
HEaf = IA his friends and the public generally, that
NMSesHhe has removed from Union street to Fair
&fSzSHSa fax street, between King and Cameron
streets, and near the Market, where Ladies and Gen
tIemen can be accommodated in q gentee' manner; a.
his Est is we'll fitted up, and furnished smf
6cientiy to render comfort 10 those who may please
he has excellent STIRLING for twenty or thirty
Horses, for which his charges will be moderate
Gentlemen can be furnished with OYS1EH SUP
pERS in private rooms or otherwise, rs be has bis
oyster Establishment in complete order.
lie can also accommodate ten or twelve BOARD
Frs, by the week, month, or year, at reasonable
prices. 80.
= Ills BAR Is furnished with the best Wines and Ii
quou The place will afford. -.
Being thankful for past favors, he hopes. by strict
attention and moderate charges. to share . part OF
public patronage. JAMES hohHls'
r ian l5-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21

Boots and Shues
g D.. EDISON has just received. per Brig Token,
-. a few cases Gentlenen's fine Cali, Sewed Boots,
at IS SO TO 4 90.
Ditto BuffPsg'd ditto, at 50 so TO 8 90
case prime Leather Over Shoes
1000 pair Brogans and Nonroes
Misses and ~omen's coarse and fine Shoes, va
rious kinds
Also Oh hand, of my own manufacture,
Gentiemen's calf and morocco Boots, IS to IS
DO do do Shoes. Sl1 to S23
Ladies' fine seal, morocco and lasting Shoes
Misses do do do do
Bow coarse and fine Shoes and Monroes
Children's Shoes, a great variety
" Ii Ladies' Shoes made to order, in the neatest
and most fashionable style. dec Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21
Goldfish, &c.
ACarA.

\ 81. az ASHFoRD, having qualified as Consta.
ma oneosa s services as such to the rablic He
( ,e,I. pune'ua'ity and despatch. he win attend to
k.dv ,.,'7n and collection OF accounts, and make
bis oS,;.l on All business put 10 his hands. either
c.rsuue.ni capacity or As COLLECTORS.
'ue' fN7fa1 County, dec 13-dSm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21
neNi MIN L. Z Il
Has lust Ieceired-

L1UNJ"W ec''e
rOSHEN cheese ia casks
u Best winter strained lsrp oil
Gunpnwler and imperial tea. in quarter boxes
of superior Quality
Boxes, half and a. .r,er boxes bunch rsis'ns
whiskey 10 hog,hesd> and barrels
And on h,ni, a general assortment OF GKOCERiES
q LIQiORS, as usual. dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21
E0tica

PURSUANT to IN Order Of the United States Cir.
i cult Court OF the District Of Columbia, sitting in
Chancery at Alexandria, in the case of Lincoln Cham.
berlain, surviving partner Of Lincoln and Luther Chan.
berlain, against George McCfiesh. Administrator Of
hcCleish, etai., passed October Term, 1892.
the creditors Of the said Archibald McClirsh are re.
quired to present their claims to the underigned. on
or before the 18th day Of February next, or they will
be excluded from the dividend of bis estate.
A. MOORE,
jan l7-1m Master Commissions.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21

Charles Bennett
TIA received. by ship Maryland. Capt. Morreu.
uirec, from liverpool,
10 bales best Briiport Shad and Herring Irvine,
which the manufsctnr.r saws is of the very
best quality, and is for sale on the usual terms.
FL has, likewise, received,
Best cotton Hurlaps
Dra5 wooIlen Kerseys
Lowell cotton and wool Kerseys
A few pieces best Point Blankets
A few bales best Sheeting aud Shifting Cottons
He has on hand,
Very frs, quality black Italian { ustring
Ladies' Eugiisi, white silk and cotton Hose, best
make
English and French best Florentine Vesting, and
velvet waisicnating
Blue and black ~super6ne Cloths and k~erseymeres,
&c. &c
lie expects daily a consignment of Bed Ticks and
low. priced Cassinetts.
nov %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21

French SCHOOL, BUOke.
NuGENT's French and English Dictionary so IS
~ Telemaque, par Lebrun &. 90
Recucil ChUsi o so
Elements Of French and English COn,er I n ~,
sation, by Perrin ""f
Berard's do (west Point) 0 so
Just received and on sale by
JAS. RIDR -.
jan IL Corner Of King and Royal at.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21

CST received sni for sale ny the subscribers, one
nae short AMI long G rnsntown niil"d itcse.
uvc ~ A. T. CAZENONE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21

The superior ~eoppered ship M3RYL-3ND.
,itD william n Irreil master. has the principal Par,
:,ryo ready to 20 on board, and win take one
~ aSr.I al dis hhis aud small stowsge on freight
Apply to "1H"'
L..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21
Servantsf for Hire.

shaving & fancy Nair dressing
AMEs W. SIMPSON, having commenced the
- above business on King, two doors above Royal
street, begs leave to inform his fri -nds and the public,
and hopes, by his attention to business, to merit a por.
ton of public patronage oct is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21
sF We re authorized to announce

ID. Ropsar O. CaArsos, Of Stafford County, = candi'
late to represent the Northern Neck District, N the
senate of Virginia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21
Rio Coffee.

m 6 prime RIO Coffee, Jus, received and for
sale by s. NESSERSMlrn
dec .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21
+ OF Cost.
sugars
&OiaSseS

IN HogSheads superior Retsi'irg sioissses, landing
W from Brig Caravan, for sale by
de: 81 w 2 W. u Go
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21
Rutter.
Utr ManiuNn los

m F,EKI<S SHENANDOAH Butter, fcr ale by
Nv dec g cIAG% .TptGp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21
PUBLISHED BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
For Amsterdam.

Daiy Paper SIS per amman. Country poper 50.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21
Coffee, Molasses, &c

sugars, Coffee, M0lasses, &c
~ IIogshcsisl Orleans. Porto Rico and ST Croix'
~ 40 barrels Sugars
q boxes white Havana do
50 bsrrels and boxes leaf and lump do
$50 bags Rio. Laguira and Java Coffee
IS hhds Orleans and English Island Nolasscs
~, 90 h hhas copper distilled whiskey
6 puncheons old Jamaica Bum
Is hhds New Englsud 10
10 chests. half chests aud boxes Gunpowder,
Imperial, hss son and Young liysen Ieas,
ltw's's cargo
leo, 600 lbs choice Bacon our own curing
$1,000 lbs yellow and brown Soap
60 boxes mould and dipped Candles
For sale by SAA'L Is. & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21
'eW ron Orleans Suuur, x,

>e" Tr0p Os\eans SUSWr, &o,
"tSsaeals New Orleans sugar
do do molssses
10 do Trinidad do
70 bsgs Rio coffee
. bags pepper AMI pimento
II b xcs london mustard
10 Sess ground ginger
bais coppsrss Just received by
I'seN' Ci.AGErr & AGE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21

|siltr Boots and Gum shoes.
NDlES' G,hion ole G,i,er Roots
y D' Paris md Slippers
DO Fur trimmed and lined Gun Shoes
's'e( "a 'ew doors below Whites Auction Store
Ans stree,) by $ d. EDsnN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-31
PUBLIC BALE

1--WE subscriber, intending to remove To-
ne w rst, viii ufirr for sale on FvsdSx IL.
4" aay 9 fsorsary n<rt. (if fair III not the,
next iair day) nj Mount Pie asant near Hains,
hiii' on The main road leading from Battle
town To Chariestown, seven miles from the
former and fiyc from the latter place. all his
valuable stock, consisting Of
Work Horses, , thoroughbred Colts.
Mich Cows, young Cattle, Sheep n Hoex
10 bushels Clover seed, Corn by the bushei,
Hay by the ton,
ITO acres Of Wheat and a few acre, OF
Rye in the ground,
road W agons and Gears
Ploughs and Harrous,
And Farming Utensils Of all kinds,
One new patent Cutting-Box,
One steel spring Gig.
Also-AD Of his Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting of
Tables, Chairs, I corner Cupboard,
mantcl Clock, English Watch,
~ yds. Furniture Dimity in the piece.
~ yds. figured CarPeting, Every superior)
in the piece.
set of dining China, l set Of Walters.
Switchboard, Beds and Bedding. with q
number Of other articles too tedious TO men
ton.
Terms of Sale.-For all sums over Fix,,
Dollars credit until the lst Of September.
1888, will be gtyen-for that sum and under
cash bonds and approved security will be re-
CURED No property will he delivered until
the terms of sale are complied with Sale 70
commence early in the day.
JOHN SNOWMAN.
Jan. 10, I333-s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-31
PMblic Sale.

ANIH1. be sold, on Thursday the 9Th Of
w February, on the road leading from
winchester to Martinsburg, I'm Frederick coun-
y, on tue premises OF the Burwell farm, at
the Yellow House, all Of my property. con
sisting of
Ten head Of frst-rate Horses, frst-rats
Mich Cows, 90 or 20 head of Hogs,
=, Two or three thousand weight Of Bacon By
the hundred,
Farming Utensils Of every kind, consisting
OF Wagons, Ploughs, Harru~s, &c.
household and Kitchen Furniture, consist
ing OF Beds, Bedsteads, Bedding, &c.
Every thing will Ne sold without reserve, Al
! am determined to go this winter 10 tho
Western country
Nine months credit will be given ON all
sums above five dollars, the purchaser giving
bond and approved security. Sale TO COM
mence early in the day, when due attention
will be paid by
FREDERICK Nj. MoRRIss.
Jan. ~, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-31

HAVE several times given notice TO those
- oil my friends who have long delayed the
payment oftheir accounts, that sonnet thing more
from them than the preference" or mere Gun
Pioynkni Is necessary TO keep alive myself and
family. have also appriscd them that my
creditors, to man, are so foolish as to give
me tug occasionally a pretty "severc" one
too) every now and then, for what they call,
! believe, n little of the sierra frma;n but As
these lamentations of mine have not been
substantially responded TO, I am now (sorely
though II be) constrained TO say that Paddp's
hint may be expected, if all accounts due me
to the LIST Of Jan. 1888, arc not settled by
March Court
In soberness, however, il Is we'll known
that practising physician cannot do Justice
TO his patients and ride about to collect. in
nulliication times, especially, accounts that
have been accumulating almost since the last
'cGr; and yet, some of these very persons
e. nullies," expect they arc) who thus suf-
Ter their accounts Co stand, affect to be very
much offended At the presence of an agent,
though sent at my expense. To relieve such
OF unnecessary quaims aud spasms, I now tell
them that j may be found at home, almost
every day, between the hours of and 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, prepared with the necessary
siimuiGnts and aaii-spaSmodics.
To all who have at any time given even the
" token" Of a disposition to +" square or" I
return my unfeigned thanks.
S. C. SNYDER.
Charlestown, Jan. "a, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-31

BALTIMORE, JAN. 25.
FLoCR.-Thc wagon price remains uni
form and steady at 50 so per barrel, but the
larger portion OF the receipts continues to 20
Into store on the country owners account,
who viii not take the present price.
ALEXANDRIA, IAN. &c.
enthusiastically the wagon price of
Flour was 50 ~; few loads takcn II 81.
Sales from stores ga. Yesterday tho va
gon price Was 25 and S 10; the latter most
current. No sales from stores, and very lit
tie disposition manifested TO purchase. n
was offered at 37i, with purchaser; s 30
offered.
CORN MEAi..-Our market is over stock
cd with Corn Meal. and il is n drug We un-
dcrstand n load Of good Meal went into store
Yesterday, the best offer received for il being
30 cents Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-31
Died.

At his residence, on Friday the 18th inst. Of n
stroke ot aPopleNy, in the 72d year Of his age.
CHARLES oanicS, Esq. Of Berkeley county.
lcoNNrxIcATEpI
Died, on the 22d inst. At Prospect Iiu. near
trcdcricktown. Md, JouS O.. RlxsoS. son Of
capt James l.. Ransom of this coonty
TITS Underwriting boy had not completed his 9Th
year when he was summoned from this transient
liie. Possessing unusual attraction. both p~r,oe-
al and intellectual, c,ineing An expansion and
ripctcss ot his mental faculties, very rarely OBJ
served, he gave hstteriog promise Of rising to
great einincnee AMI worth. For polite manly
and yet modest experimentation Kind, generous
aud noble hczrt-for IN ardent and intensr desire
at knowledge and intellectual improvrment-and
Tor general intelligence, correct moral prneiples
and honorable eOnduet-it il believed he has rare
W been surpassed bv any OF his age. His
early death proclaims, rumpct-tong,.ed, these
impressive words, which IL is fondly hopcd and
believed be- did not neglect, Remember now
thy Creator in the days Of thy yon,h" His deem
iy afflicted friends, and especially his parents.
whilst their memories, with soothing fondn-s -
aud delight, shsli ever enshrine ia their hearts
40 much lovcliness and WORTH will learn, il Is
hoped, Co look for relief ard support TO Him who
'sthc resurrection and the life, and vino has said
" Hhm 4 do no.r h0n knoTresi nos, 6uf thou shall
knoIg hereGfer''-" Deriiy, thou art a God thar
tidesi hySelf, o God IF israei, the Sausir!r'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-31
.MQrried.

on Sunday the Goth inst. BY the Rev. Mr.. Re
baush, Mr.. GroR.E Ssrra to Miss LYpIA MAJ
KEN, both Of Sheri,erdsto~n.
"" irsda. the .ssi inst by the same, Mr..
fHoNAs ArsriS of Sharp,burr. Md. To Mis-
LAviSia LsrrsrrR OF ShclIhcr,ix,o~n
Al Hsgcrstovn, Md. on the 18th inst. by the
Rev. MIR. Shsiier, AIR. AHalnAA Srirr OF Shelby
county, Ohio, 60 Miss Ann CoakoEs, eldes,
daughter OF the late Sir. John Comegcs oil Berke-
ley county.
On IhursiH last. by the Rev. Alexander
Jones, MIR. Dawn CoSSIR To Miss sELIzAnrru
MILLra, both OF Sbcphcrdstown
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-31

From bad 10 rorse.-Tn the Columbia Telc-
scope of the 18th, we find the follow ing or
ticle:
To The editor ~ the Telescope:
Dear sir propose that an association be
entered into, by all true wings, pledging them-
selves not TO have any dealings whatever W ith
a tory. as this was done during the revolu-
tionary war, and had a good effect in bring
ing these fellows to their senses am led
TO this proposal by reading the hcartless nd-
vcrtisements OF ID. 4 J. Ewart, in your paper
Of the lst inst. thank God for three things.
LIST. That ] was born in Virginia: I'd. That
| am q citizen Of South Carolina: and I'd.
That do not owe n ID tory one cent.
a citizen Of s. c. Fair6eid district.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-31

at is now understood that the object Of
the Presidents express 10 the South. spoken
Of in some Of my former letters, was to ar
rest Gen. Hayne, the Governor Of the State
Of South Carolina, for high treason!!"
NJ u Com .1Jr.
RENARKs.--We have q somewhat different
account from Washington on the subject. A
friend writes that II was current there, among
the best informed circles, that tho District
Attorney at Charleston has not been instruct
ed 20 arrest Governor Haync, but that lee has
been directed TO arrest him for high treason
whenever IL shall be made satisfactorily 90
appear that he has accepted ne serrice Of roiun-
teers
QuERE Would that constitute an orerf oct
Of treason Courier snd Enquirer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-31
THE SOUTH.

The last number OF the Morntaincer. pub.
iished at Grcenvillc, s. G. saws that several
meetings have been held by the Union p,r,y
within that district, of whose proceedings
the editor seems 10 think the following rrSo-
lutions, unanimously adopted by Beat Com
pany, No. 1, Of the First Regiment Of Mili,i,.
are most TO the purpose
Rssoired, That the Federal Union must
be preserved" or We will perish in the at
tempt TO preserve il.
RsSOired, That, in defence Of the Federal
Union, We have drawn our swords and flung
away the scabbards.
Resoired, That We will take ND arms under
no standard other than 1.-The Star Spangled
Banner" and, If tight we must, we will strike
FOR the Union, or "a glorious grave"
ResOired, That, in answer to the epithets of
towards and Tories, so unjustly ard 80 fire.
quently applied 10 the members Of the Union
party, We have but two words by way of
reply 10 the Nullihcrs, which are these
" Conc on -
So both Of the great parties into which the
State OF, South Carolina is at this moment
unhappily divided, though unequal in number.
seem TO be equal at least in resolution.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-31
.NiOficR.

pERSONS who purchased articles at Mr..
n Joseph Keplinger's sale, on the 9th OF
April last, are hereby notified that their notes
became due on the 9th Of January, inst, and
that unless prompt payment be made, their
respective obligations will be placed IN the
hands of proper officer for collection.
For convenience, I will meet them at Mr..
Beckhams hotel in Charlestown, on Monday
the 2lst Of this month; and also on Monday
the 2eth instant aud again on Monday the
4th OF February, which will positively be the
last time. ABRAHAM SNYDER.
Jan. IL, 1893