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aye some 81 oe ~ 81 rrc;rinrri css.rs why in ~
sof VI pcsi,onctnt 81 the lec.i" T. = Scnator 10
the next session cf the Lcgaarc order that the
yrfSigR lSs.c SsN hAyt opportunity. coOy and de-
h0craicy, and unnilucnccd by panic to pass on THIS
Important subject again.Af speaker, hay c been told
that tins body has brcn ono:hcr qusr;c da ed TO at
tempt to p1sponc this election. Aye sir nd come
TO thus, that the Senate of Virg.nia an independent
oruclt OF the l. gislIture, thus be bucd aud de-
tered from an independent course Sir il will not
have the desired ell ct, from what quarter il NAV
~ VIII lntimidntr Let the responsh :lity Of
posiponing this election when il may, L. fer one
am inliy prepared TO wear proportion of it, Nay sir
would go udhcr, itit were n-ccsSary--l would even
6dre TO take the whole Responsibility of an indefinite post
ponemcnt upon my humble self
Mr.. Speaker, have already sad more on this subject
than lmtcndcd-but, before | take my scat | may he
permitted 10 mike gy respects the gentleman from Ka
nawiia lie is in dclib We body have fire.
quently listened to hirs when thought hin much out
OF order IL Is within the recollection of every mel be
who served in this body last winter that the gcntle man
from hanawla made flaming Bank spccci-a two ,la 81
speech IT wosn which he undertook tn prove b., the
constitution OF the T. Stltcs itself that the Bank of the
u - was constitutional thought him then most eyre
giosy out oi order. and did nearly the whole Senate
ny their vote given that occason-rruc sir the
gentleman is an L. States Bank man. and il is another
oi The strong reasons why shall against Mr. Lcigh
Tor when | mud the gentleman from Kanawha whom
know TO be Bidde and N others q tie same
opinions, IN 0o Sshes OF the Legislature, both in
60 ~. Dc.nsruc;ed ready and pressing 20 80 OF
49, v5 this election vote for MIR. Leigh, it confirms
~ IN my opinion, that hr. Leigh is an L. ). Bank man.
, or that s.tlicrc is something rotten in DenmuFk."
GDEBArE 90 be continued
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E0seslTgg

. nro1rr, ,',n.,SsIx.,>a

Tho following lines from the gentleman, WHO 10
he books of Poey by the at lao. vai,
would lead suspect gaopyna. T, dclvc,
Post 0 which opoaea "Wednesday last in the City
Hall, auspices Ladies' Gentlemen who
supcrincndag beautiful Sabbath
School Room Chris, Church. wc fair Ps,oaosscs
show tsc patent power by which cy eablh post-O siee
that right 10 have been rca the Coav,o
Jnsie SiHEu, l the friends o the Rights ofhc
States and OF People, tho Rights Uacs than
than OF his foHswc shall the
with they will have aSocsfes eaoa 20 to
justify tic, should they be called upoa Chief
Jsicc fT the usaton Theirs certainly Post Office
of The wod'cr had piscouhoe vc neatly aipha
eay orransdHnd also fir Post Mistress ho administered the
SETS and charged o5 postage upon every gave
out As for ourselves fortunate caough the
Prize in this Lottery Lsics though in tie
habit Of pHing the private receive are too
many good political hits ia the piece for haS keeping
all to ouolyeBut the miac from which toy have Serum,
must be fruitful OF good should take ayo erc
permitted of It's specimens particularly
for tho honor Of putting Of ss yefy pci
Verses, whc, eiso oui a, The saoo ,,se 10
sons yoi ''i b'o'te adde's OF acquaintance. co, iisa-
40 ascssfs tls and questions aosppvs, akis esseiJ
10 NJ r. Ehisr II iss EsqSnrt.
ny l'sI I. et r. hoy how passes il,e
ase 'as ANY, y ss.s-ilel- I5'kiss seu'iy sst
- a. ~ Sse ~ 5ra1l ~ siarg lelts
tAs.sisr Obtained, ',ats a ar was cspecisi
Tc is"s 6 WI e5e.f l'0ga,. bo,tsraton
rhoos !ssiT Nap and hi- eoa'Sal~ -uppas Ilsl.s
Iha2 sou have Tho power 70 senlps 60 s5e shade
he al u
-tal tSfticrnrrs-So
Barry haichets-ani Editors carry the pall
Bindthe -arG'' IN broad Phalaax, give shine
Lake our g 10" fathers ia battles deep liirr.
Rouse the Eagle fcom suuiher, ll hin.tnkc wing
And the thunders of Joye to the fierce conflict bring
As 60 news from the =" Ciy"--ihcte's liftIa anoa--
Which has not yet reacld You, by lard or boat
Though bound in the mantle OF NiHcr-eac!i river
is az free from ebb, rs IL silcnccd forever.
The bills still pending, "Chanbor'' ari "IIai,'
Ihe great ones forgotten, well MS the sD,ail;
Nhlst nausht but this business ii.so the table,
From which the Gods help weil as they re alic.
Notwithstanding this crisis, in natnre and ur
he Bellies have their Romtes2nd the bppuN have
hey have waltKin Sndrss cec In their
Although they might change theta 90 Pso wt, good
Our Genial il safe from tho pistol al kaigi
since -. and Lawrence attempted his life.
Nor does tbe'' OH Hero" lear l,oisoa or trap
When Inc tastes u: has viauis--or rhcs a nan
Relieving with 'Bouey," the natalis King,
That tho dart OF distinctions ycto Tho WING
But that iete will peseiso him, more nice
Than fosa eg 'wot pewGcr-or poison for mice.
But, hcwcl for the pTeseut, my typical brother
always have business Of or
And now must speed on-lrst tho wing o oil
Brush The fire from irn7s wiii I'm writing rli.ine
But believe me IN Friendship respect iuliy true,
And though s'whOc hog adnircr OF Won
ARISTOSNMrS.
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On referring of s. sonoie lcajed session
mans term Of service oxpd 81 March Is2 Geg.
sth Of Febary in ocdeace il c 10 hG otj6ea,on OF of tho
President but prior 70 tie ei graee ar happening ri
whether regard 9hel TO the Constitution OF The Uaied
the senac Committee coaiurs afgucr OF case
& is cyident from tho ,etn5, & % ~ cue s, INNS ,
claim 70 SCAT = founded on tic fat Of 'he appointment being
was not The et Tho Rrecederi Of r aumau rejection,
dor exactly similar unsanc' ,z oG appointment
eoaSn tb" hs ee f. & @, vac sIa "i h ias hsi
been no bar to the opponnen ae the expiration Of e
contemplated five made no election hc eirii Of press,
from Asmaliei for besides liz caso Of ~ fsey ioa @ ieToa
ani Jeha Iams At different periods appointed snero 'hcoe
tom bot Let the report speak itsclE
Az. ~. "fvesdgy dtyet "a, ls25
Che 5i instant the motion 'het M Lanman b admitted
Mr. Iaaaan, sabmieodthe foilo@ins ropo.n V'
3. That Mr.. Lauman scnnc expired on tho
81 MARCH On the 9TH 10 prcsonid thc certificate
ss saa properly agiho9iesea Con Gb,e Meoa, Geycfaer
states d desifod TIC Senate 70 on tbo 4t day Of mah,
subscqaen Tic tine Of ooiacaton to 6ie s t Prg ~
certificate fefiof reiies tas ut tie tis Of ts osccon M
gieeto o tic state rot IN seion aud voa De- @ 10
e 9ayo hooked iq,o o joaai, Senate 10
o. &s a5,s G1eygg I555 g.r el .s. pgo,,s e..
~ s'sa On &c ~ ibf preceding Ne ondo' he iiih
"o ihc 81 Of March, ls)i The yorg lccpoe W.
fss o2 n pe5rpqyg pye.sssg ne aossrn ~ 1,,i =, W.
pointed ssot,r, and ID pursuance thereof 90 qo
"ospi 9aas,a Senator Tennessee apponodby iho
On The t q 9sea oles tss ~ the pefo @ nh b. bad
q XXI a,, t.'s, 81 li g' dias gay, eApi.d.
sppoia,e' soaa'of 10 coegs ake .ea u h6ef iise1
HM,aas a'yes,,a nes qrai.f,a, aad eoa ~ aat'
too made, question aiged eSefpiu 800, NJ ~ ira
tass ~ 81 It's ere io only analogous eaes the Commhe,
With what r.,o.i.fy go a., o...to. c...
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a NOOCHLAND LAND FOR SALE.-I wish 10
Nh sell Tract Of Land, containing 1850 acres which
lies upon the head waters Of the Little Bird about four
miles from Mrs Tnsey Tavern and seven from Column
bia on the James River IL is the tract formerly owned
by Governor Nicholas is naturally Of very excellent soil
well waercd and more than half Of in timber of Good
quality 1t lies Immediately the Gold region
and the iees and most conclusive evidence exists that
u II rich IN tins mineral lin The of or months
than thousand dollars syortl Of this roi
procured from IL by washing, and with very small
torceno increase OF price however is expected on this
account bat viii be sold exclusively farming land
and such great bargain may be had in If by apuJy
iDg TO the subscriber living Siaunton or 70 Robert
- Brooke OF the House Of Delegates during the present
winter JOSEPH SMITH
January ~. s0-r,e;e,s
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81 AND FOR SAIE.-'Ihc subscriber offers his tlact
IA OF land In Hanover, near Hanover town, for sale
consisting of about four hundred acrcs which is well
adapted owheat. clover, and plaster-wiih conlfort-
Die dwelling house and all tho necessary houses
ms farm Is III high state of Improvement and in nv
belief in one of the best ncigboroods in the county,
lie deems 1T unnecessary TO say any thing more MS he
Prcsunes no one would purchase without FIRST viewing
1T. WIN III. G.. LUMpKIN.
Feb. IL q0-,s;,,,
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HRJCbtliAbt makes bis next Spring season at l,
~ - DocpRnn Coai-Pits in lIonric county and cverv
ninth day he win be AZ Mr.. William Mc(ifaJcrs loosc
IN Powhaian county. on the Buckingham road half n
me ABOVE hlsoPsinsye tavern k.,.lcuars il inc.
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Esa ESSRS. WHiao q. Osert0n and SY,nuei Ogegfo1
lVm md Drs Elizabeth l.. Booher-Take notice. thaf
on Friday the both day Of March next bctweei, the
honfs 81 cioek IN ihe morning, and o'clock in the
evening Of that day shall proceed a. take tie devos
tons Of Robert Ferguson and others his house ia the
county OF Amelia, and Il not taken that day viii pro-
coed 10 take the same the next day The same place
between The hours and on Friday the 9th day Of
Inc same month, shall proceed 10 take the dispositions of
John BoOthc and others at Wycsburg in The county Of
Charlotte, between The hours Of o'clock in the morn
ing and in the evening, and fnot akon on that day
shall take thc the day az the same place be-
tween The same hourswhcn deposlons n rp 10 be- read
IN suit depending in the Circuit Superior Court Of Iav
and Chaucery for the county Of Amelia in which Won
are plaintiffs and myself exor Of Samuel Ford de-
ceased, and others are dcendanis--whci and where
You requested 10 attend ! am vours
CHRISTOPHER FORD
EJecutoy ~ Sopuei ForS dcceased
February Ia gILw5rs
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D9c nited States; and he assures us that he
in point, ion which his argument is mainly if not en-
tney erccted) in which, the Senate the United States
have decided that the Executive cannot in such cases
make valid appointment. think shall he able to
show my friend from Albcmarle, that he is mistaken
The language of the Federal Constitution on the subject
happen, by resignation otorlcSc during the recess of
make temporary appointments, &c. Our own Con-
sttuton in strict conformity this, also gives the pow
er in cases oinecessly, shall show The history of
the case my eRd has Gloted Understand to be this:
tand speaking from meaiory, may be mistaken but
venture to correct him he does speak from the re.
cord, but from newspaper paragraph that from some
cause q do not know whai) the Legislature of Con
nccticoi, failed to elect Senator and the Governor
1'tc,pating die rGoary ,rhch 'cOud cccur commits
stoned Mr. anmap but before the vacancy 0etaaiy did
occur Ills appointment prospective as that of the
Legislative body frequently s whereas the Constitution
only authorises the Executive appoint when va
cancies have actually happened oceured as strict
constructonsts, cannot recognize any other inter.
probation OF tkat powcrSo, If right in my rccol-
lection, this was not in point for the Governor
OF Connecticut made the appointment before the peri.
od arrived at which by the Constitution lie yas invested
win authority. But, SIR what is the language of our
own Constitution this subject which / hope will re-
eeive al due respect, at least from ood Rihts Dca9
" And during tie Of ilc legislature 10 Gl yro
femPore, all vacancies in those Offices which may be
the duty Of the Legislature to fiji pernancntly> Now
SIR, II does to me, that the power appoint pyo
tcnPore, derived both from he Federal and Slate Con
stitutions is OF the most clear uequigoca and compre
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a VALUABLE ROANOKE ESTATE FOR SALE
Iva own on both sides of Roanoke River, generally
opposite to the Ferry commonly called Eaton Ferry in
the State of North Carolina between and 1900 acres
OF Land about 5000 of which low grounds upon the
river, and Is equal if not superior in quality any with
IN the ownership of any individual above the falls with
in my knowledge The high lands of fine quality
ana hgny productive IN tobacco, wheat. and
My residence the North side of the river and within
mile Of it, is healthy; and situation in the State is
better improved or more agrecably provided for large
family Of whites and blacks On The North and South
side OF the river there Mills which carry each two
pair OF nll-stoncs, aud command ample custom in
wheat and corn.
will sell the above Lands under all the ADVANTAGES
and disadvantages if there be any, upon reasonable terms
should greatly prefer TO sell the Lands have briefly
descrhc to one purchasers but if this cannot be done
convenuy viii divide it in parts TO suit purchasers
sell, or will sell my Lands with view TO a removal
TO the Western country Those who disposed to pur-
chase Lands valuable in themselves and convenient 10
the markets of Petersburg and Richmond and will soon
be SO to Norfolk, will apply to the premises.
WILLIAM EATON.
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ri ADY MlNE.--A iavorite Rondino a Ia Poacca
u 4 composed and arranged for the Piano Forte by
Charles Berg Of this City; together with great variety
OF new and fashionable Music for the Piano Forte has
been received this day (2lst February by
Feb. 90. l96-tn II + SMITH
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HI OIlCE.-ln pursuance Of trust deed from Joseph
Iv H. Jctt to John Sale, dated tile l2th of January
ls23 and duly recorded in the Office Of the clerk Of
Northumbcrand shall, on the 9Th day of March 1885
at Nortbumberland Court House sell 10 the highest bid
der, for cash. the following Nero Slaves TO vii M;ro
bob, joe and sam, with the increase Of the Female Gf
anyD since the date of said dccd-The subscriber act
ing under an authority given him by The said John r.
Sae, will only convey such title asi vested in the rrus
tcc by the decd aforesaid
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X HATCnERSVILLE FOR RENT.--'ro be rented

K MATCIERSVlLLE FOR RENT-To be rented
81 a tor one years, that valuable and we'll
known Tavern, the Halfway house, on the Turnpike
road between Manchester and Petersburg and if re-
CURED, much land thereto adjoining as viii be sui
cient to employ three four labourers The situation
is high and uncommonly healthy--the buildings which
sufficient for all the purposes Tavern are in rood
repair, with large and fertile garden The advantages
Office at the place aud the stages stop there every dav
house between Manchester aud Petcrsburg suited for
public accommodation, and if well kept will no doubt
receive considerable public patronage For terms APP
ply to Richard a. Gregory, who is authorised to rant the
same. SALLY HATCHER.
February II. g2-wIw
ETARMYILLE MUSIC AND FANCY STORE
q GEo. +. KNAUrf keeps constantly for sale an as
sortment ofsuperio Piano Forcs with grand actions and
metallic plates) from the celebrated mandatory Of
Mcssrs Dubois Stodart The advantages of buyin0 of
me VIII be- that the buyer risks of injury or loss
which often happen during the voyage from New York
or even from Richmond to this neglborhood; and thew
will be rGrTanod and kept in for ~ months Also
secondhand Pianos at low prices keyed and plain
Flutes Guitars Volns. Claones and other musical in
strunets large assortment ofnewest and standard Mr.
SIC for the Piano, Guitar, Flute &c. Instruction Books
best Roman Strings Manic piece Looking Glasses Sofas
Settecs Rocking and Fancy Chairs fall kinds &c &c
&c some OF which at andsome boiolr the Richmond
prces. 6-lafl2ml Farmvillc, May %.
M OIICE.-ln pursuance Of trust deed from Joseph
1v H. Jctt to John F. Sale dated the i2th of Januarv
Is29, and duly recorded in The Office Of the clerk Of
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Ind az eft II Nfslntg. gsovhfy.
TNyliE sDbscgi5ct respectfully inisis the iahabienis
OF Richmond and vicinity, N3Io may wish his 40,
that he has become tomretenty acquainted, BY The
e,ructons from the efeht;el Or lench Of New York
. e4yc that iillniGoic ard Eslal disease. dcnomi-
i...ts
vacuum ti game ~ay AID iolneras pfacsStif, ~
tNaen who As srt seitt infffnllecd s.,fss n, ga
tetpeat So fac cemfsuatt asa also thitsfcfs,,le -
ts'y,a she sobse eor q h.Se aev. ops ;ac t.ty
Nff YORK ANY person fist no let4cj ~ ne sj,sso.
i,sfa, a. t.e A.u.sio.. House, Main SAD.
Richmond, Jan6 W. w. MARSHALL
Ceriyfcoie from Dr. Lysch.
do hereby certify, that DIR. w w. Marshall has been
under my instruction. and assisted in my business
winch Is attending to Cancer complaints, and the OF
healing, generally. lie is now csing my medicine |
think him capable and worthy the confidence of those a
hioted. d. LYNCH
The subscriber refers to Mr.. Day of Manchester: Mr.
Gillian, MIR. James Cuskic Archibald Thomas and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street, Richmond; Mr. Benjamin
Harrison, of Berkeley.
All letters must he postpaid. w w NJ
January z, 1884 74-wtf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-03

/ man mischief may take. in The aanes,. ;,
which individuals and coMmunities rs,
DC exposed ny the designs Of men who res
pect no rights and no laws. but Cor IA,
grauhcstfon of their passions or the pur
sun oil some iavoritc object, would pros
tfa,e oil right and all law, would tear rs.
unaer The bonds Of the social comnsct. s,
spread measurable ruin over hsnpv and
prosperous country, that such eases. fran
their necessity, must make their own law
and be met By the remedies which the
ordinary proceedings OF the common Laws
cannot afford. Such, 10 my opinion. Ii
TIE case now existing in the southern
states such will be the consequence al
the designs Of the abolitionists against the
property and objectionable rights Of The
people oil the south. unless they are al
once crushed by the most prompt and eff
,ec,uai force that can be applied 10 them
u these malignant or misguided men are
amoi'ious to become martyrs to their des-
petate cause; u they will iustiga,e and lead
instructions 10 murder and destrcv. let
them meet the fate they have prepared FOR
others. What right have they 20 talk Of
Inc law or claim its protection, who ara
themselves the most daring and danger
Gus viciators Of the law. In the very aet
OF invading the most sacred rights of 9th.
ers. they would defend themselves nom
Fe,aiiation under cover Of their own rights
DO not desire NJ. Editor, that YOU
should be responsible for these oninions.
or be bound 10 defend them farther Than
'acy may accord with your own. Blu, The
question is one Of a deep aud absorbing
interest, upon which opinions should be
freely 4 honestly given. provided they are
expressed with becoming decorum / of.
Ter mine TO stand or fall by their own
strength. am confident in nv princjnle
Tor Vt IS recognized by all law and the rea.
son oil every man. The only question il
upon IT'S application 10 the case of the Alb
oiit'on'sts ~ the South. That question
VIII be decided by the Southern peonle for
themselves; they will not submit il 10 IA.
they are the best judges OF the urgency Of
inc danger they live in II, il is ali around
them, by day and by night. sleeping and
waxing. We are too far removed from il
TO make just estimate Of it. The man
who siands securely on the shore knows
httle OF the dangers which assail the shin
winch he sees at distance on the ocean,
FIRE and muiiny may be raging within her.
when all appears tranquil 10 his eye. Her
officers and crew viii not appeal 10 such
spectator to direct them in providing for
'heir safety. but depend upon their own
resources and energy MOT. Gag.
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o'net-or IN other words his confident;.,
conc,ase OF councillors--am among them
$1,000 10 bold relief. one OF the most dec;.
ueu and distinguished Of the old federal.
ISIS OF The South-t the honorable John Ne
rhefson berrien, OF Georgia. A. hi.
gentleman was selected hy III. Ererntiv.
hlmseh, Tor the Office 10 which ~ ~ a.
s'snated. The case furnished \ s.l ornsn
OF what might he expected 10 TIA n,.sss..
OF events Accordingly we soon fcn,sS ~.
honorable Louis McLane. a fedsr.,;.. 80 -
the strongest cast of character. ssre
n'a's'eF p'enipotentiary 10 Great Britain,
anu subsequently transferred to the hes6
o. me treasury, and finally into the Dc.
taf'ment oil State--the Honorable I.sv;
oodhnry, once fedcralist placed over
me Navai department and then elevated
20 me office ofSecretary offhe Treasury--
me honorable Lewis Cass, reported to
nave heen sound and undertaking fedcr.
ailst, Secretary Of Wharf.-The honorabI.
Roger Is. fancy. thorough federali,s.
hfs' attorney General. and then Secretn.
~ OF TIE Treasury, and now in pursuit Of
sea, on The bench Of the Supreme Court
anu The Honorable James buchanan. :
sincere ana conscientious federalist. Min.
is'er flenipotentiary TO Russia. Williams
enumefafing any more cases. wa ssk
csn any reasonable man wonder Thai ~.
were anxious 10 learn what has herom. or
The Democratic party? Knowing full we'll
mat The $40 OF Federalism was cousidered
as The most heinous offence that was con.
famed In the political penal code of tho
party, who now call them. elves fhe yevU
democracy ifsslf, no wonder that wa should
ne even anxious 10 know what had become
OF the active. restless and successful band
OF parrots to whom we had formerly been
sifenuously opposed. and who appeared
~ one VINE to have appropriated the hon
ors and emoluments of the eoyernmen, an.
TREY 10 themselves. Now. we scarreiv
see or hear from one f,hem once year
ana then they appear to be as much out Of
'aVor as the iederulists themselves; whilst
we have abundant evidence, that q ereae
number OF those who were once siirmati-
zed az federslists; are now enjoying tho
good graces and the confidence of The Dc.
mocraey itself. Thirty years ago the men
10 whom We allude thought themselves re-.
pnolcans OF the most unadulterated breed.
NOW they have no more respect paid 10
them than II they had one and all voted
Tor The "Alien and Sedtion Laws .oor had
even been members OF the "fiarlord
Conyen,ion.n
The object that we have in view ID. ID
ascertain. il possible some explanation or
the present condition Of tbings--to learn,
IN what manner the former generation Of
Democratic patriots were jos,led ont or
place, and consigned 10 abs oiute insignifi.
canoe and contcmp. by those who oov
constitute the Democracy Of the country.
ana IN short. TO know what at the present
ime makes man Democratic. in order
mat we may, in this indirect mode. az.
certain the materials and characteristics
DAILY .4dr.