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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

a n sleesioo vii be held At Tie Cours-
IA iloase ia CharigstouR, SD - shs sevurnl
prretpeis ~ JcrTsoa sossnty, Monday the iStA
esy u April ssst. for he purpose q shoosHg oes
90 prFsoS 10 Frrr~Sent The district eoa,possd 81
The eoonties q PrsSisFisk, JeffrFssa, Berk<Iey.
HsmPshirv, snd Morgse, W ~ next CoaRrsss 81
the United stsfsa sssi SEQ ~ pessess 70 rsyFe-
cen, NJ county - Jvsersos n ae ssns ikssss e
Delegates, va
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No. HArpiE
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sisf SEQ - them.
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~ W ii1issn Auslrrssa. JyAH SttsieT, fsesrRe y.
ssepheasoa. Robsr Assks. ed krazaishatdai
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ssrking,ea = h.sPsrSssvy, ssd Iossph ~.
HIcHAHD WILLIAMS. sA-rIR
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28
AN ACT

70 amend an oct TO incorporate a company
10 construct a toll-bridge across the She
nandoah River, passed Jan. IL, ls29.
Passed reb. IL, 1880
Be 10 enacted By The Gsasrai .is,embIs, That
IL shall be lawful TO open books al Harpcrs-
Ferry in tho county cf Jefferson, under the
direction Of Joseph L. Smith, James b. Wa
ger, Edward Lucas, jr., Lewis wernwag,
janice Hook, Fontaine Beckbam, and George
Rust, jr., or any four Of them, on the first
Monday IN May next, four weeks notice
thereof having been first given in some news
paper published in the said county, for receiv-
ing subscriptions 10 the amount Of six thou
sand dollars, TO be divided into shares Of not
more than fifty, nor less than twenty-five
dollars each, as a majority OF the managers
may think proper, for the purpose Of erecting
toll-bridgc across the Shenandoah river, al
some point between the junction Of the said
river with the Potomac, and the upper end Of
the Island IN the Shenandoah, called yirgibius
BE further enacted, That the concerns Of
the company hereby proposed to be incorpo-
rated, shall be regulated according TO the pro-
visions Of the act, passed January the seven
tecnth, eighteen hundred and twenty-nine,
entitled IAN act 10 incorporate a company to
erect toll-bridge across the Shenandoah
River" excsptso far as the same may be re-
pealcd by this act
Be 70 further sssseisd, That general meet
ing Of tho stockholders Of the said company
shall DO hc1d~at HarpeD-Fery on the first
Monday IN July In every year.
Be IL (srsker snaefsd, That if the said com
yauy shall not begin the said bridge within
three years after the opening of the books of
subscription rs aforesaid, or shall fail to COM
plete the same within four years thereafter,
or after The completion thereof shall Regiec:
TO keep the said bridge in proper repair and
eoodition for convenient passage during the
space OF thrse months, they shall be deprived
OF the benc6s Of this and all other acts on
tho subject.
De y further sasefed, That all acts and parts
Of ects, Inconsistent with the provisions Of
sffs act, shall be, and the same arc hereby
vpealed.
This ace shall b in force from and after
tn passage.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

81 We are authorized To announce JosN
\. THosPsoS. Esq. candidate 10 represent
the county Of jefferson in the next House Of
Delegates Of Virginia.
GIVE are authorized to announce roef.
JoHS orIeLEy, candidate to represent tho
county Of Jefferson in the neat House of De-
iegaies of Virginia.
GIVE arr authorized 10 announce JosEpn
]. DAuoBgRTy, Esq. n candidate to repre-
seat the eOtsty Of JefIsrson in the next House
Of Delegates Of Virginia
GIVE are authorized to announce Cna EAD
u. NAGES, Esq. a. q candidate 20 represent
the county OF Jefferson in the next House Of
Delegates Of Virginia.
give are authorized By the friends Of
JOHs =. GALLaHER, 90 announces him a eanAi-
date 10 represent the county Of JelEerson In
the next House Of Delegates Of Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

enset The sppeopriatioe - % psid - TIE
American Coloaixa alton Socisty, upoa psoof
- tho SEXUAL trsnsp oetsfion 20 The co1ony q
L5beriA from this state, Of such fire. psrsoas
Of colour, provided not mose than SO lhall
b allowed For transporting each person above
the sge Of Ten years, and aos more than S20
Sor each persoo under that ago. The con-
missioncrs 10 make IN annual report Of their
proceedings 10 the general assembly.
An se< allowing certain fres psrssss Il
colour 70 remain In this common wealth for .
limited time. An Get 90 amend the laws in
relation 70 the poor Of this commonwealth
suthorixcs the county court % purchase land
and erect poor-houses for the protection Of
their poor vests the overseers Of the poor
with power 10 sell and convey The poor and
vork-houses and lands, and purchase and
erect other houses for the use Of the poor
WHOM necessary, with the consent Of the said
county courts and N provide for their poor
elsewhere than in their poor-house, II deem
ed sxpedient, and when 81 prov klcA for, 70 sell
their said poor-houscs without re-purchssing.
They arc also Invested with the power to e.
tablish rules and discipline Cor the good order
and government Of the work houses and
houses Of correction, and the persons therein,
fog the reformation Of Migrants aud Others
under their control.
hu act prescribing tne eX-Ohicbo duties OF
~ osticsrs Of government, and for other pur-
poses; pvescribes that the governor, treasurer,
auditor, end second auditor, cx-oficio, shall
constisuts the board Of public works. the
James river company, the literary fund and
northwestern turnpike road company, and
may assemble when aud where they choose.
snd majority may proceed 20 business a,,-
thorizes the said boards to meet elsew he re
than at the seat Of government, or to send one
or more members Of their body to examine
the condition Of the public works, or transact
auy business Of said boards, all reasonable
expenses to be betrayed out Of the fund or
company whose business they are dcputed to
transact In the absence Of the governor,
the treasurer to preside.
Iro ss eoNriSrEp.1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28


some undergraduates sppesrs % eaiss In ~
ferssss 20 sls vote ia tbs Hoses u Deses.scs OPP
q tAs rsso,stisss 6s.lly adepsed BY ,hss body,
% the sabjses q Fsdes.I R.,sxieaa Moss per-
cons sspposs 49, he ~Asir Il de resolves we're
sdepsed 9Th bot sss dissrnssng voies.
On he i7sA e Jssssry, sAer The rrpsrt q NE
select committee hsd bee~ mp~rseded By Mr..
Brovns substitute. aud the l.ster had besn laid
upon the table, Mr.. tssoxEa, Of Amelis, os<sed
the following resolution:
Resolved By ahe General .isse~soiy. That th~
doctrines Of State Sovereignty, NJ set fosth liz the
|rcsciutioas Of i7o6, aud sustained BY the rvpost
Of 1879, arr the true sioetrines of RepuhExanisu
-sad the s.id revolutions sod report are heress-
10 appended. IS the decided opinsoos Of the pre-
seot t;~~ersl Assembly Of yirsiais, aud coussia .
true Interpretation VI the Coessieution Of the Uni
Mr.. wallaee Of Psuquier moved to amend Il,
BY adding tl,ese words:
given TO them BY HE State Of South Csroliss. +"
Aud to this, Mr.. simms Of Halifax moved 10
add the following:
Nor 10 they sanction al the principles de-
clarrd by the prxsdrns in has Proclamation. bu,
These amendments were adopted by cons;ders-
bic m.jcri,ies. and The vote upon the resolution,
az dnacasItd, was75 to ~.
The neat day. the eoncilistory resolutions OF
VIZ. Moore we're offered, aud after being soasi-
dered BY scleet committee, aud slightly amcad-
ell. were reported TO the house. Il Vas upon fh~sr
'hH' the vote stood, syes i2e. noe. O.; and MIR.
Bookers resolution, as ap'eadei, having been tie
day before passed as the judEmes, OF the house,
~as then anacisdtothe other resolutions, Ly abou,
the same vote, as to ~, and formed psft of Ii,
final proceedings
The Berkeley, Jefferson, and Loudoun men,
bcrs voted agsun<f Bookrrs resolution, a. amend
esf because the latter part censured the Prrsident.
proclamation, which document was supposed To
be approved by majority Of their constituent.
The resolution, il will be seen, resserafesi thu
doctrines of 'OS-eoaaLcnned the course OF South
C.roiina-and dfsaff,rorrd Of many Of the p,In-
cpies OF tho proclamation.
The writer Of this a,owed at the time, and nov
avows, his hearty concurrence, As nm Individual
!" the above resolution, though la Difference 10
the supposed will Of a majority Of those whom b.
represented, I've gave il hs negative.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

HALTfnonEy nAncu -.
FLOUR--rhe wagon price has hcen unifsrm
and steady throughout the ~eek nj IS IS pr bsl
bat the principal part II the rcrcipss sin goes In
10 store on tisc country owners sceouaI
ALkxASDufA, aAnrH q.
FLOUR thursday the wssoa price Of fIoar
Was . i2i -; yesterday Is. We have
heard Of no trass.<sioss from stores siariax shs
last two days, suppose Is would be shoas q fnir
quotation. Cassafe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

IN the midst Of one Of Mr.. CsIhouns mos;
Interesting speeches in the Senate chamber,
wherein was eoneentrstcd the talent, beauty
and fashion, then IN Washington, and while
III hung on bis words Though with diao,etrie-
ally opposed sentilRents) and watched with
intense Interest, bis impassiOned manner. aud
the inward workings Of mighty soul, strong.
y depicted IN bis physiogDomy, a sudden
&tzEiness seized him and he was compelled
10 crave The indulgence Of ths Senate. Al
adjournment consequently took place.
On the subsequent day nearly the same au-
aieBee assembled 70 listen 10 the eoseI,isiOn
&C the speech. Before he FOss 10 commence,
a Senator wrote he following imprompsu,
which passed from hand to hand, and frvul
Which copy was taken;
What mss oaa well pertorn bis duty,
u faec ~ sieh blsls ~ beautyl
No vouder thst ubeu thus ssFr0snded,
- uPesher taOsld have besn oonGsundeA
fcag vith sash aa0tis~r sho~
aeh haye aa0thes vertigo"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28
EaREETY.

Some Washington correspondent Of Northern
paper relates the follsping aOeesIote.
" Mr.. Clay Is often sportive and amusing.
The osheFdsy, during the debate on the Reve-
nue. Collection Bill, Mr.. wilkins, whose hair
Is grey, and whose person is slender, said he
was yotag and sioss, and deemed mo,s the bes,
time TO settle tho spirit Of notification. Tie
did not wish to leave il to postsrity-and was
willing TO share bis part Of the danger
Soon after, he attempted 30 read q part Of the
South CaToIins Ordinance, but his eye-sighi
not being very good, he apologised for the
omission. Mr.. Clay, in low voice, but heard
all over the chamber, Immediately taking of
his speetacies, said with an arch look, take
these, my young friend The effect was Ia.
dicroua. Every body laughed and Mr.. viii.
kins enjoyed the Joke as well as the rest Of
us.o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

.seri1eut,--'Ths Loasyilis Journal Of he
18th net. mestioos that the fios. &. wick
lie vas severely Injured, ne deg bsfofe, b.
= iall IRON DE sieambost Chippewa, Vhile
ispding e he chart 70 that cay. V b said
that his sbselSer Wss dslooatsd and COS 81
his sibs broken.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

The ,,r;.- tern, 81 a.. sc
and Chaa.c,x Co.. al. -. ...-..,
Moud., ias.. Isdr. p.,x,, ,..;,,;,. tn.
Judges charge 10 IN. grand ;,,r x.. ;,,c,..,;.r
and impr,..-;,. n, Tod, a. -, .s o.
tB.ekiarha.,. /. f,,,c n,.,.,,o So, iii :.
aul, upon John Madison. , x,,;,e ,... w;,,, :,
ten, TO kill. uss tried Co.,,,I s,r a..
lion, John r. p.rc and Doh, D,,.nno,,' Pr, !.
for tic prisoner, John Janney. Audr.w Hunter
and John J. Brown, EsqrA The indie.mcu, con-
,ainrd Eve counts and The Jury fo..,.d In. rr;so,-
and srnerecd him in 500
| The following gentlemen have been anr,o;uted
eomu,issio,,,,. 20 MI .,,; r.
A.. P' "
- '''e ns'1' s'ce''on' VIZ James G'~n-
'''Ni''' ''"Ts IL hanson' AMI t'ooEBe Reynolds
|
WILLIAM RAsboLrH, ESQ.,, OF Frederick, de-
eiip~s = po,v f,,r t,o,,r-..
! 49,, -
LS'l o. rs"in'eT' declines
Po' - me ensuing election foe Congress. 10 OPP
position to AaE. Mercer. TIE ex,r~sne in Le.I,l,
Of himself, and two member. AZ M. family \. A..
re..o, ...I,.-.a
/ ,v-. =. ~,
-NAIr'' i''F me present se"s'o'
'ron TIE Loodoua district, . geu,lSrnsa Of mos,
a''''h'e character, sid Of iss taleHss. has been
invited to t'ke pon By Z" May vOsera."
No, '"as !" "ALL'eE' d Fsn7lier, has ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

Ceasa6ru's why are PribtsFs' bin like
fstihf Beeauao they are NE subssancs 81
hing heped fog, end tie evidences Of h;ars
net sesn.--lLyad Wsstiy Mes.
Why - vesnaa EviaE ap tss pair ~ ss.irs
RE l;0ddeag Bepeas A. l. r,cuui FFogu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

u IS with sincere regret that We have re-
ceised, By the mail Of yesterday, the sews Of
the deceass of the Hon. DonsssauE BouIIaNy,
late senator 81 the uBited States, froa the
State Of Louisiana. tie died Al his residence
Ia New Orleans ON the morning Of the Sch Of
this n.ou'h. TIE Was true patriot and an
exeeilsnt add honorable man.
.Nsf. la 9ia iaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

We learn from the Annapolis Republican
Of this morning, that the bill Of compromise
between ths Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road,
and the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Compa-
MES, passed the Senate Of Maryland yesterday
after some discussion. Bati. Pet March ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

THE bob sppoinsesia eoeamitaer Of -, % -
Post upon dc various sahirets breare Il weh.se
Mr.. LrigA's hster. and two reports from he com
missre-ose in rrlssioa 10 shc resolutions Of vir-
sinia. md the oslrr upon tse tariff bills, With ~
Ordinancr, RESEMBLING The Ordnance Of Nulli6es-
ton
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

BsaSA If Cousgsod0rs Tueksr.--The Portland
Advertiser infos ms us u the decesse, on
sunday, llth instant, q this Old patFiot, and
veteran captain u the Revoluiion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

trNA Frsfyaefsd yNssfiax VIII s0nsnsses "
tie PfeseytsFiaa Chprch o. Fraaas tbs zgih
inst a. II o'eioek, A. ~, aad eosiioue Until
sabaath night Believing Several niiHatsts
freai 6islance are expected.
Maxh -. 1858
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

Ntp Yovk.--Mr. Bsebe, Of Ithaea, Who
was lately Feproved BY the Speaker Of The
House, Cor an attempts 70 bsibs . nembeF,
hes commenced q suit against The Speaker
for false imprisonment, and lays his damages
AZ SO 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28
Bon IS. .ll,randria Ga.li,,.

The President has been quito unwell, but
We are happy 20 hear = recovering his health.
rhis statement Is made in consequence Of .
paragraph, relating 90 his health, which We
saw IN several Of The papers.
Hahdoila. dominating Col. Richard NJ.
Johnson - candidate for the Presidency,
ars circulating in dsaereni paris of The eOun-
try.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

u IL reported that the Hon John Quincy
hoa@. = 70 be candidate Tor the goveynor.
sh'P o. Massachusetts,. - accordance With
rule whi<h Ne PROCESSES 10 have adopted, be
would no doubt serve " elected !" bot Ne
,soa'a tAshk his PFsssat sitaasion more -
his taste.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

The Harrisburg Telegraph says that il Is
rumored that at the next trial, Mr.. Mexican
Is 70 be dropped, and The Hon. James Buch-
ansn, Minister 70 Russia, supported in his
stead, under tho expectation that q sufficient
number Of the National Republicans will vote
for him to secure his election. There must
be grester affinity, therefore, between the
Jackson party and the National Republicans,
than between the latter aud the Anti. afasops.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

Our use~1B q IL keufurky Repngerr vi0 te
not liuie ssprised 70 hr.s. thst the s-.si..ents
tfry have ssosrd frcn The psp~r, viAA, sommss-
slatioa, ere likely % ssbiceS the Extov spolisical
ossr.rism- We hid thc tcnarrity 10 uasrS p.eIRe
lssg,sxc u npssess a pshsie exe;sr~r~s, nd
although every ose sass rejoiccs.s the happy I'D
jssenent of sdsirs. broaght about By thr great
e s-is~.aor of the Country :, jet ~ arc MOI 10 be
forgiven for snjeipasing the sour.c u e,euta-
This, too. In county ~hiss Essc Mr. Clay ms
josity u Is q tlc lass election.
Some folks could lately think az soshing bar,
ear, and blood, ind carnage. A simple propo.i-
ton, TO authorize m ing-niou. mechanic employ
cd n the Prniscntiary, To mount t.ss cannon Of
hrg-r ealiirc than six p-mdcrs-with view
mcsSiy tn grt The plas-~as s-izcJ upon rs =
T" spcck of war" and thc Governor ~as accused
Of desire To shoot on "bg guns" at the xrpcral
''overnmc"s. The bill passed, however. uos~itL-
Standing this alarm. We hope the Governor has
'iirscscd the muzzics TO be pointed from w.sh-
'ngton-elsc some Of the sisrrniss. might faiut n,
the thought Of state resistance
a meeting has beea held in Amherst county Wa.
nj which highly complimentary revolutions ~er,-
passet, in r,f.svncc 60 Mr.. Car. lie Z. ~, led
" The Psci6cato~ cf the United States" Ayo,e
III thanks ~ss passed., and the meeting sstiil ~
men'bcrsd with gratitude his cxertioa. ina adjusting
the Missouri question"
lnsised, Mr.. Cha, 5 bin has bs~n haiIc,l With al
most aaiversa satisfaction in the South; and ey,u
IN the North, the murrnurs against il are bu, faint
Some papers are iaboripg under mi,tzkc n. 20
the fate Of the bill abolishing iotterics Twas
not lost in the Senate. The house proposed the
year is's, rs the limi'-she Senate amended b,
inserting 1887. When returned tn the house,
there being difficult, in getting quorum, the
bill was Laid upon the table, and there siccp. No
evil will result from the della, NJ the faith Ut ,hs
state is pledged TO silow time for h,sisa,iur the
schemes already ON hand. But the iafc decisive
vose. OF both houses, show pretty plainly that no
nerV lotteries will be authorized. Public scnti-
meat Is setting strongly against the system
The liberAlty Of tl,c Legislature Ian. been vcr,
siguaIiy displayed towards the Northern bor,l.r
Of the State within few years past, in the way
Of appropriations to public works Sec ~ha, the
counties Of Frederick, lIampshirc, Berkeley,
Morgan, jefferson, toudoan, Fauquicr, and Fair
FAX, have received, since the creation Of the fund
for Internal Improvement!
Snickcrs' Gap Turnpike ssooo
Middle Turnpikc a,Uh
hshby y Tap Turnpike l4,O0
r.'qnicr and Alexandria Turnpike $1,000
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

The Presideet q NE Unitsd States sKpsetu
:, Vlsh New Raslaaa soms tiraa ihis ysar o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

Tho Legislature Of Maryland adjourned
sias die, at four O'Clock, p. NJ. on Saturday,
after having passed three hundred aud four.
teen Acts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28
ORDINANCE.

Whereas. the Congress Of the United States,
BY IN set recently passed, has made such reiuc-
ton and modification Of tie duties on forriyn i'm
ports, n smounts Substantially 10 an ultimate re-
due,ion Of the duties To the Revenue Standard,
and that no higher duties shall BE- laid than u,.y
be necessary TO defrsy the economical expe ndi-
lures e. the Government:
his.he'efvrc ori.ssed aud drclarcd, That the
Ordinance entitled San Ordinance to NuiIify eer-
tain acts Of the Congress Of the United States,
purportingto be laws laying duties on the impor-
tssion Of forsgn commodities" aud all Hcts pass
cd ia pursuance thereof, be hcncefogth deemed
and held TO have no force effect, provided that
the entitled can set further to alter saj snend
rhe militia laws OF this State" passed on the Goth
day Of December, $50, shall remain in force ua-
I'll shall be repealed or modified BY the Legisls-
turr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28
cotussiA, IL. G. uAnca IS.

COLUMBIA, Il. c.) xAnca IS
To-day teere lns been great deal sf diees-
sion upon the Ovdinapee ressiadisg the OrSiiasssce
81 NulI6estioa- Il ~ss esrvied On By the States
Rigbs PsSty Only. A. . O'Clock NE Coasessiou
had recess until 4o'cloek. nod sdjosrned u to
Tomorrow 10 O'Clock.
Governor Miller commenced the discussion In
favor Of the RESEMBLING Oriin.see. Me-. Basu-
yell followed on the same side. Mr.. e. iasa-
vel Smith denounced the Report In sssong terms
but aid be would vote fos the rrscsndinx Otsli-
nance. Gen. Hamilton v.s ZOE rseommitfiAg the
Report Mr.. Bowie wished Go postpone 20 to-
roorrov. Mr. Phillips, from All-Ssinls, vas ve-
ny mosh opposed To th- Preamble to the OsJi-
nance, ~ veli n TO the Ordinaace. Mr.. Wilson
advocated the Ordinance. Mr.. Whitfield follor-
ed on the same side. Judge Coleock earnestly
sosiessed poapo0e,nent until To- morrow. which
motion p~~ssiied. Mr. Butler moved 70 recon-
mit the Report. which was agreed TO.
The committee OF - met this evening II seven
O'Clock, and have sgrced 10 . Report and Ordi-
nance on the Bloody hill. They have .lso agree,l
IN m Oath IL Allegiance Tor III Officers, civil and
military, hereafter to be elected. These will be
reported Tomorrow. The Report d-pounees the
Bloody Bill in strong terms, md the Ordinance
auilifics it, Chartesfoa Er. Pesf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

some Polhisisns aTOgafc 70 themselves Gse
eiarpe'sr q exclusive lriesds q tiss U,ssn snd
ne Consultations, breau.e tlsey voeiGsraae loadly
sgiass seFtsiR uapOVal-r ussFsh q sl,c day. The
V ezeessIinsly slisisErkuo.ss ssrvly men may
sils.v sbost he 'asaas q prr~Tsing tl,s Uniou
sd ~ Cs.ssissaion, vtlsoaa oae pasTy aenyiEx
b their sdser.aries ths po,ses-ioss a = uush
psiriosizu ss ti.sIasei,es. CafoA-rorsA miEia ~
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28
March l6, le33.

The Legislature Of Pennsylvania have made
thirty Intellectual attempts to elect an Estates
Senator. The last ballot was as foliows:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28
q. 4rfs sbeuI louder f,,an Uiord,. ~

In the House Of Delegates, on the is,h Of jan
uary, Mr.. McCanant moved to strike from the
Report Of the select committee, the only re.oIu-
tioashieh touched the subject Of Sece.~ion.
Both Of our delegates voted for the motion TO
strike out.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

The following gentlemen have becn appointed
commissioners 10 make scrutiny Of The poll. 10
be taken At the next election, viz: James Gran
'ian', JsH'-s L. Ransom, and C;corgc Reynolds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

70 amend an oct to incorporate a company
10 construct toll-bridge across the She
nandoah River, passed Jan. II, ls29.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

The liberslity Of tl,c Legislature has bcen very
signaliy displayed towards the Northern bor,ls-r
OF the State within n few years past, in the way
Of appropriations to public works Sec VIA, the
counties Of Frederick, IIampshirr, Berkeley,
Morgan, jefferson, Loudoun, Faaquicr, aud Fair
Tax, have received, since tle creation Of the fund