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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

u las been already stated that Tie noted
w lillian Goblet has been chosen n member
oil The British Parliament az The recent grne.
raj election. On the occasion Of his election
he made the following characteristic speecb
to the voters OF Oldham; Bait .sassy.
Gentlemen Of oldhsm, - trust that cha,
Won have now done wiII DC attended with
bench, TO ourselves and 10 our county men :,
lsrge IN giving me saehs cOiIesgue ~ you
naVe gwen, W.. PieideH) 700 ne, e added
greatly 70 the honor conferred upon me
pol, however, on sccount q his gsess nos
aesstons and magnificent esiahIishnseats--but
on sccOusi Of bis yell known. his pfovcyb;,l
justice and kindness towards sll those 6ovn
whose ssboF bis acquisitions have sgiSen -
Every part OF his character pFesanss 40 The
ns'ioa something which reacts bonor uoo1
ne man whom you have ehosen fos nv ca
league. bot, 10 my estirnation, this oo,nt In
hts ehasas,eg exceeds In exeellenee ~ the
rest esntlemen, foF BaDy yeass Il appears
20 rave Seea The slody ~ tie sasasso,4s
sordes ~ men and voDsn uho have uDiuSa
y lived upon The q uit ~ our labor. 20 seeaa
~ ne uorking Pegpis - II ihsy we've as
i9ie'1'y Socs of beings Durisg all these
yesss, ! have been expressing. sod you haye
oeea lesl'ng Indignation % this insoleBee IN
zoe taH1s''sd eSfmotss,s. Ysu have nee
pee 81 opPoFtusiig - give them the an.
Pfoprais sSswrF YVu have tsksn ssn a
me = h'ssE SsdeTl" - they hsdfhe iasalsaes
70 ~ y -. snd bhlies him 60 amonkss shsus.
- soeib'sin lous right 70 Just governments Ia
The tieuae ~ CVBmous.
AaEy 80 arefhe years ibea have golisd O@er
ny hesd have net foFgoslsa thgsina. When
- ny bloc smoekfroek aDd elampipe raj
s'soss, iirlidEfd slong hesida ths bis,s~b
herase' each e ~ Which kossss wus pretty
I'esf - By - ny botiy. have aoe asgvs&
20 ,hiai 30 - the pfeasns Prise Ninissss
-. - ns soe3d sl.sd By = haa oFdsg''-- the a..
eaSored VII ssssd By s.ssn s,S,gsl. !. -
Gee y ssoek HFueks. aad nssi el,oes. s,,,l hsr5
hsgeS, HoN elieR hsvs the insolent vrstebs
g sssd' : Lethan--ls, cobbstI-- eone here.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

now. and the people. 'see srs sss.' nsy
DO IN arms against oas- ssoeAes - pre-
serve the Usisa l. The tisse h.lsst passr
ing svsy Coz making such , Dodi6estioa
OF the TsriG - would shield - frVW the
horrors &c such cribs. Yet tbs 6febrsud
u still burning :. and there 10 little hope that
Il will b aucaehed. veeii ithss eonsumed
The bosds Of flax which made % one PEG
pie. .Fos our psrss. 20 hare said ii often.
add Ne say n again. We ere IA favor Of .
modsrate Tarin. usi,isg the purpose Of
revenss and protectios 10 manufactures.
within the scope Of the constitution. Such
= Tariff all the Southern Stairs will bear.
But the possession Of rigm does noe j,isfi-
~ fhe abuse q. u; and 10 u high ti,ae 10 be-
gin 10 doubt The ,cisdOo. The policy. and ne
jasties efo system sshieh hes brosgj.s ne to
the brink Of ssPsrstiea. or efrii wsv.
with the esceysiea Of the Iasgssge sad the
resolutions OF Mr.. Dix. In the meeting 1t Albany
tSsc che Resolves Of the Legislature Of Mas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

1he Jetcs--It has been customary in al
Christian nations 60 regard and treat This
unfortunate people % bad citizens. This
Is an unworthy and UDfounded preiudice
10 she recent siege OF Aotwerp. the gallant
defence OF Fort 81. Laurent WAS made by
the 10Th Dutch Regiment composed chief
" OF jews. They behaved CALAMITY. 10
this country they are in intelliK ence worth
END PetEiotism. inferior TO no class Of our
citizens.-[slier GGS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14
ANTWERP.

At our latest adyiccs from the seat of the
Besgic war, General Chase remained in the
Citadel with his forces under his command. A.
waiting the decision Of the King Of Holland.
whether 10 surrender the other Dutch for
tresses IN Belgium, Us the condition Of being
permitted with the garrison 10 march out
With Tying colours. To this alternative, whicb b
had been prescribed by General Gerard, the
King Of Holland, the editors Of the New York
commercial learn hy passenger Ia the brig
Alexander, arrived at Boston, from Amster-
dam, positively refused his assent General
Chase, thercupon, pursuant to the arrange
ment previously acceded TO, marched out
with his garrison, laid down their arms, and
surrendered themselves prisoners Of war
thus stood the matter at our latest dates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

The First Of February, the reader will re-
collect, was the day on which the South Car
DINA Ordinance was To take effect. Wehayc
no information from Charleston later than
that day. From Columbia the seat of ro-
Sernment Of the State, we have seen a letter
which states that, on the preceding evening.
tne College students in that place formed a
procession ut about eight O'Clock, and march,
cd through the Main street with an eligy of
General Jackson with a label "Andrew the
First" on its head, and the Executive Messa.
ges in its hand. They bore il 10 the front of
+" The Hive" Office "a Union paper. } and there
burnt and shot it. " So ended with us Mill
hcation the first day." says the writer.
.Nat. lat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

WoHAS-Bga Young Man - Fensl. love.
hness cannot be clothed m = more pleasing
Es'b thsH 81 knoNiedge. A female ,hus Ar.
rsyed - one Of The most interesting objects
% cFes'ion. fSeTy eye rests upon her vish
pleasure the leaned and the wise, the VounO
sod the sged ~ the opposite sen, delight IN
her society. and saix 20 her character respsst
and venefa'ion. Ignorance end folly sisud
reProFed " her presence. snd vice in his bold
career sshn1s sbsshsd ~ her gsze She moves
me JOY We delight the pride q the do
mevIe circles She eHoitrs the prs;s,--,h.,
adsnirsiios ~ the world fsassls thus err,
ed sssd equipi - psepsrsd to gbeouRtrr evesv
trisl which ibis uneertsin siste asy bs,ne--
20 rsise 9Th proper citation 90 the pinnacle Of
fOFiune, oF sink vnh becoming foSiisuSe into
the sbyss Of pov'riy, 10 attain uhh a cheer.
fol sefeaiiy the hsigLis ~ bliss, o. sHdurs
vish ps,isni hrmnsss The depths Of No.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

Tho Charleston Patriot Of the Cd inst. state.
that no difficulty has occurred in securing the
drties upon the cargoes Of the ship Rober,
stewart, from Grecnock, and the spanish
brig from Havana, which were temporaril,
detained by the Revenue Cutter. Both YES
sells have been entered, and proceeded up to
the city Of Charleston.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

follovibF
Weiafn The morninz star 81 infsrrt
ihe DAY star II manhood the esenias ri,f %
age. bloss orr stars Nay Nc sisa.t hssifg
in'thah ssycy Nfoences tiii Nc are sls 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

la'eiy IN Vevsy, Iadisaa, Ne. Jsass Com.
~ vas msrisd 70 Mics Jane Rosbueh. The
ceremony took place On Wedn~sslsr SON.
'ng. On the evening ~ the sane dsy. tbsv
pafteo' snd On Thufadsy morning she nsosl
eani,en appeared fFon the happy swsio. ten.
- ths geod people not 90 tTuss o. hsrbos
rs BETTER hslf, - be y detevninea 10 pay 10
deeis q her eonlFseliBg This is che, Ihsy
can "a The Wsst--~s sudden thaw
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

AZ sai'er FeTasrks 90 ubs Rev. Klr. Aver,
s's' hsA' 70 seilifsssies " Sc rubiis fsisf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

ssd 90 viii soon make him fiod HE Iesui. g.
Whisc they exclaimed LID han cosss." they
lied nod they bribed and sxpsn<ied Hundreds
of shensands mol 10 IL km essse. You have
taken him iate your bands, you have nov
given The answer 10 these insoleut presenders
"a superiority You hare takes the Svrhs
Plough Boys you have tossed him smonrs,
them ssying-"1fsys Re o.. now msks Ssm
find has irpel" feel gratitude to~srsIs ' ou
IN more sccoSnts thss have nov time or
presenee OF mind TO state,--bvs the feeling
which nredomiostes in my breast 10 that OF
dehghs-.tsr beyeeS al expression--thst you
have nov vind'es,ed sos ooiy the rights, tu,
the character Of the woskiog people of Eng.
land. You have est sWsxsmpls 20 the whole
country, and that example cannot fsil to be
ss'erded With. consciousness Of the creates,
importance to sssiI"
William Cobbctt has been returned mem-
Der Of Parliament from Oldham, and John
Walter. Editor q the London Times, a MEM
Der from Bcrkshre.--The two antagonists,
says the Guardian, bear the most inyc,eratc
snd uprclcnting hatred towards each other.
Mr.. Cobbett has the abuse Of twenty year, 10
repay, and Mr.. Waiter the same to answer
for. All the worst epithe,s collected from
the worst places, from all the hulks, from the
trcadmill and the pot-housc, have been ban
died between these honorable gentlemen for
many day, To the inexprcssiblc delight of
the reading and curious public. S
The election IN England for members Of a
reform parliament resulted favorably to min.
is'crs. A London ministerial paper thus c.
Inmates the complexion of the House Of CON-
mons -
Rcformcrs, o55
Conservators, a.
Radicals, :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

fssevsI .fggvesion Commenced. with
this important caption, the Charleston IS. {. J
Post OF the LIST inst announces, that "in pur-
suance Of orders from the Dictator at Wash
lngton, the British ship Roger Stewart, Capt
Kerr, from Grecnock, and spanish brig Her
moso Habenero, from Havana, have been
brought TO in the Roads by the u. s. Revenue
forces in this harbor." "This," says the Post,
is the frst act Of the General Government,
which II followed up, must bring it in coli
sion with US"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14


Extract OF latter from a gentlcsnaa on n
visit to the Eastern States. 10 his friend in
Washington
hmobg the manufactures have visited.
none has occupied 80 much Of my atiention
- mat % Collins < Co, aixtecn miles west
ot narsiord, AZ Caafon. At this place, they
anieh rom the bsr-iron zoo Axes per day
they have machine with which the b.ad nj,
pole Of the axs Is formed, and ready for she
reception of the sssel, after bat a r. v s,rolrs.
OF the hand hammer. They ara forraes IN
this mannes w four or Eve seconds. TLi, a..
Establishments vas commenced he's. than six
years ago there nre now not much les. Than
iOO Houses all occupied By the workmeo--
al havins the appearance Of great peatnss,
anu eo'oiorh I.Nsi. M.
Shs Nashville DaEHsE q he iotl Of yss.,-
- states That the cholera has rt-apDaarcd
~ that city. FROM TIE Iath % the 1aih Js,-
usFy there Voss twelve easss. ss~ az 49,
had terminated fatally. The BanbSr 49,.
. The disease Is not eonsldsrsd epilea.,o. ihs
lev cases which have occurred being tho ~
Persous peculiarly exposed fsou, habit or sris
uatioRs snd not sufieieotly prompt and rn.,-
t'ons h atientioa Ga their health y
On The 2fat nins eases were reported AZ
having 0ccuFred On he two preceding da4s.
Tires d which ierIninaisd fatally. -
J1s,t .NsirneAOly. The Rival, Which ss,I.d
from 0reesOek for Oporto, on ne ead ~
Ny. With q crew q 81 men ana 49s Ds,eeo.
gers for TIE service Of Don Poaro. ~ t.sesi-
y lost 90 TIE eth December, scar t,alsaV
nod every sosii % toaEd persisted. ire vs.,
81 rres commsndcd by Mr.. william Wallace
and the saso fer PortuEal we're under o.
charge - Cspt BysTayss. TIE psssspssys
we're eh'eiiy neeheaics, journsyniea opera
ti'es, Nea'er, and isborers from almost eve
- 'o"n efd shl5ge p ile West Is seotlaDd.
bot TTiLcifaiy flCm GalNays
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

Ne" State.-In the housc of representa-
ives Of the United States, on The Oath ult. n
memorial was presented from The Ieeislaturr
OF The territory OF Michigan, praying that the
people OF said territory may be authorized 70
form aconstitutou and state government. and
mat such state may, when formed, be admit
ted into the union; which memorial was -e-
ierred TO the Committee on the Territories.
michigan wants TO get into the Union. and
.. Caroilna wants to get out. The Pennsyl-
vanian thinks they had better Heap.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

Mr.. Cisy's Land BiH.-This bill, which has
passed the Senate, allows to Ohio. Indiana. IL
iinois, Alabama, Missouri, Mississippi, and
LOUISIANA, twelve per cent. upon the sales OF
me pubic lands within their respectivel limits,
over and above what each Of them were en-.
titied 70 upon their admission into the Union
after deductng which, the residue of the pro'
fits shall be divided amongst the "a STATES =,
the Union, according to iheir federal rpnre'
sentative population.
IL also grants TO Mississippi. LOuisiona, and
Missouri. 10000 acres each--,o Indian~
ll5,s12, to Illinois "a, 900, TO Alabama 100. !.
OOO-thc profits of which are 10 be deyoted
TO internal improvement in tie said States.
This act Is TO cease in case Of the Tinted
States becoming involved IN war with any To-
retsn power lVtnetesfsr Repab.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

.'4PPoini"Nnt BY the president, ty end ssiiA ~,
saT'ee and oonssnt eC Ne semafe-PnAEcIs s.
kEy TO be attorney Of the United states for
the District Of Columbia, vice Thomas Swami
whose commission has expired.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

The benevolent individual, who thus risked
hs HE, Is Of that despised race Of people called
JEws Who will now nay tina, the nobles, feeling 5
OF the soul are trsmmsIied BY creed or country
The act ofhercismju recorded, would do honor.
immortal honor, to any ChTsiian ia the land.
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IN sENATE.-Ptiday, February 10.

NAVAL. APPRoPRIA ALTON BILL.
On motion of Mr. Smith, the Senate then proceeded 10
consider the bill to make appropriations for the SER
vice, Tor the year 1888 The amendment OF the Commit,
tee on Finance coneurred n the amendment hav
ing been engroSsed, the bill was read third time and
passed.
Mr. Tyler laid on The table resolution calling on the
ings on the trial OF Lieut.. X. b. Randolph.
proceeded % ne ohsaer.on or the spe
cal Order, being the bill to provide further for the coec-
ton Of the duties on imports
Mr.. Calhoun and addressed the Senate in oppos
ton TO the bill for abou, hour and half When feel
ing somewhat indisposed, gave way for motion to
postpone the further consideration OF he subject until TO-
when it presumed lie will conclude his remarks
The bill having been postponed accordingly
Mr. Miller presented petition; which referred
the Committee on Naval Affairs.
The Chair laid before the Senate report from the Re-
gister othe Treasury containing commercial Statements
and also,
of contracts and Of payments made in 1882
for miscellaneous expenditures, sc.
The Senate then adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Speight, from the Joint Committee, appointed on
the subject, reported the following resolution, viz
Resolved, That Committee of two members be APP
pointed the part of this House. to Join Committee an
pointed on the part OF the Senate, wait Andrew Jack
OF Tennessee and notify him that he has been duly
elected President of the United States for four years
mencng with the 18th day OF March next; and also to no
~ Martin Van Buren,, OF New York. that he has been duly
elected Vice President Of the United States for four years
commencing the 18th day of March next
The said resolution read, and agreed TO by the
House.
The House resolved itself into Committee of the Whole
on bills of the following titles viz:
An act to create Land Offices in the late Choctsw
Purchase, and for the convenient organization OF
land districts in the State OF Mississippi.
bill authorizing the location of Virginia Military Land
Warrants, on proportion OF the Public Lands.
And after some time spent in Committee Of the Whole
House. the Speaker resumed the Chair and Mr. Speight
reported the said bills, with amendments TO each
The amendments to said bills then read sever
ally concurred in by the House.
ELECTION PRINTER.
The House then resumed the unfinished business OF
yesterday, being the election OF Printer to the House
for the Congress same telers as Yesterday act
ing The following the result Of the several ballot
ingei
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-19

Mr. Hall Of North Carolina, moved a resolution post.
poning the election until the first Thursday in the next
session Of Congress.
Mr. Vinton inquired OF the Speaker if such a rc,ou-
ton was in order, under the law
The Speaker replied that it was in order.
Mr. Williams moved to lay the resolution the table
stating that the posipOnement nadmssibe, inasmuch
as the House acting under law which required the
election to be made at the present session He however
waived his motion at the request Of
Mr. Wayne who said that the House was now execu
ing law, and must proceed with the election unless the
law be repealed To postpone the election until the next
session would violate the law, and could not be done with
out the inteposon of the Joint action of the two Houses
lie read the act which enjoned the election of a Prin
ter at the close OF every Congress- and hoped the gentle
man from North Carolina would Withdraw his resolution
Mr. Hall then withdrew his resolution.
Mr. Boone Of Indiana moved 10 postpone the election TO
ing informed that the 81 Sunday he varied his motion
10 the 2 day OF March and demanded the yeas and nays
the motion
MIR Williams moved 10 lay the resolution on The table
The Speaker said the motion 10 lav the resolution on
the table not 10 order
Mr.. WickliHe doubted the correctness Of the decision
OF the Chair, and made remarks show that Mr..
Willams's motion in order
The Speaker explained; and
Mr. Wick1e no, persistng in his opposition 10 the de-
cision,
The question was taken on the motion to postpone the
election 10 the ID OF March and was decided i'm Inc ne
gaive, as iolows-Yeas 81, Nays IOI
He0s-Messrs. Anderson, Angel Archer Barbour
Bedrdsey, Rel, Bergen Bethune Jas. Blair John Bsr
Boon, Bouck, John Brodhcad John G. Brodbesd Blu
cher Burd' Camreeng Chandler, Chinn, Claiborne
Clay. Clayton tonnor Cooper, Corwu. Crawford Dew
arl Doubleday, Draper, Inday Ford, Gather, Gilmore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-19

ELECTION or PRINTER.
ne resolution bXng the election Of Public Printer for
FRIDAY was taken up tor consideration
Mr.. benlon moved 10 lay the resolution on The table for
h' present lie reminded the Senate that he had intro
uuced resolution 10 alter the time Of this election That
resolution had gone 10 the Library Committee and until
u@ report o W't Committee should be made he hoped
ms .e'oluion would not be now acted on
After thc request Mr. Chamber, the motion with
drawn WV WV"
Mr. Chambers then stated that the House had fixed on
- clock this Day Tor the election OF Printer Conse
qnen'y uo resolution OF the senator from Nssond was
ioo Tate 10 have any effect te election OF the nest
Printer D" ~
~ Benton, s1H, dat % fis resolution were now ,.
h' 'c''i "' be should fcl Bound 70 offer a, length t,
''"' which bod induced him TO Introduce hs oint rcso
tho table. ' wv
me m'Hon '9's then agfcoI TO yeas 10. nays r.
IAHtFF RFs0LUrtOHs.
iia Sepl'e neo pr,rc.ls to con4ier tie resolution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-19

~ NORFOLK, February II.
Portsmouth and Roanoke Rail ROad.-It will be era.
uyng TO the friends OF this important enterprise TO learn
that the Surveying party which left Portsmouth ON the
10Th December last, for the purpose OF survey with
view TO the location Of the of the contemplated Rail
Road from Portsmouth, TO the Roanoke, have returned
We learn that the whole distance from the wharf Ports
mouth to the wharf Weldon is but rs I2 miles aud that
the obstacles TO the completion of the Road less
than had been anticipated.
The Route surveyed passed within about 80 yards of the
Bridge over the Black Water River South Quay
semoni Coz and in crossing the Nooway, passes within
less than mile Of Monroe. 1t crosses the PETERSBURG
Rail Road Track about two miles from Bakeley.
This route ~ by straight line from point west of
Smiths Milln Nansemond County.
Mr.. EchJOTd.-As evidence of the high estimation
in which the late Mr.. Eckford was held by the Sultan
stated that, in speaking OF him Com. Porter he OBJ.
served, America must be great nation that allow
such men az Henry Eckiorl to leave her dominions"
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