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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-24

long projected and threatened at distance as appears
by the last Winchester yirginan No so eager for
mer, we anticipated their opposition though worthy
friend of the q Wbg aspesed motives by charging
upon design bind them in our behalf But Ne
knew better, and dcied the blow
The other charge against the Enquirer, is this:
0as M.sK,s nosshh FULFILLED a pIcdss. well the
,Ss ss g,, Election" .sws% opposed
= NJ, fAnKxs rose 70 explain 10 said he any
si ss s oss" i 81, T. sS s sei r..
as .sa sv a'' sih which he eoaa OBEY, he
pS, es,'s BY the sonsaso from csosLsnd.
H. ,oos his oppet,usy to say that the statement totally and
This charge of fasehood rccoils upon the head Of
MN who made It, Mr. Parkers speech Of the last
Sion runs in TIA, part Off, as follows:
have Party Ap Ind that they
' Mr., ssh !. wGui f., ,s. shout the
do this y the whole history Of i ps III. b
bis regard II he right % all those high and
Now curiosity the reader will compare the original
pledge of Mr. r. with his present version of 1.-THE diff
ference between them cannot fail to strike the eve But
ii the General say that original sketch Of
his spe, CHI is totally and unquaficdly fiise-hen we
say Is not So because the speech prepared by
Reporter under the Generals eye. If again he
means to say, that afterwards missated it, either in
the words OF Mr. W. or any other also bound to
coIt adic the General in the most peremptory terms In
word this charge Isl totally and unquali6cdy false.
Butenough! This Review has been spun out much
longer than desired, or the occasion deserved We
snail attempt 10 sin no longer in similar way
We have spoken freely in these rapid sketches. But
they are imposed upon by the law of sefdcfcnc--
We have fallen upon evil times, indeed, when such De-
egates as hessrs. Gsner aud Parker TO be upheld
and supported in the Hall of Legislation carrying on
this deep and deadly upon individual character and
cpuationBut the liberty of speech in the lie gisative
Hall is said 10 be sacred And what is this Legislative
rrvilegehs liberty of speech? In what does it con-
sst Is it the right of vilifyng and wantony assang
The feelings and characters Of those who have right 10
defend themselves there? Is the character of the citizen
or even of the public officer, TO find protection in
our Halls of Legislation? Is the Representative shield
TO become the general charter for the centious Dcma-
gogue! Is this the boosted right and liberty Speech
II be- then must the citizen the officer TO the
right OF the liberty of the Press, for selfdetence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-24
FOR THE EMO UIRER.

y, :, n,
Mr.. John 4. Brown has this day made an appeal TO
the Honse of Delegates, which astonshcs any of
common sense. The House, forsooth, pass Mr.
Gmers rash resolutions lest it should cut down Cover
nor Tazewel. Indeed And who has placed Gov
lazewell in this awkward predcament? His own poti-
cal friends They have placed him Mere--and because
they have done So we good easy souls must therefore
put the whole Legislature and the South and whole
principles at the feet of the Goyernor.-Aost modest
proposition indeed NO HUMBUG!
3 Letter from Abemare addressed Gilmcr, Es1
late Proceedings tho Kanawha
appear n OF next.
Do To ALLOW hands opportunity enjoying festivities
oil the shall publish axnn
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Office Of tie james Riso and Kanqeha comgan

Office Of tie james Ricn and Kanaieha Company
December %, 1886.
Pursuant to an order Of the Stockholders at their late
annual meeting, the Secretary that the Chair
thereof has reported TO him the appointment Of the
following Committees, viz
Committee 10 prepare Memorial to he Legisiafwe.-
Messrs. Chapman Johnson, George w. Summers, Jo-
seph $. James, John a. Lancaster David S. Garland,
Bernard Peyton, and John II. Eustace.
Standing Committee 10 Examine Me Bo0ks, Papers,
Finances, Sc NJ lie Company Messrs James T.. Heath,
Chapman Johnson, Nicholas Mills, Robert G wathmey,
LOWS Webb. Mann S. Valcnline. ord CHARLES Ellis
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In the very next paper (Enquirer of August 15b) is
The passage first cited by Mr. Parker-with the follow
ing lines. which be has adrolllv snnnressed.


VIZ sn.wer that Instructions got Up whou. our parcpa
non we had knowledge thing
81 tho countless until eight days before Chesterfield court On that
day N.Y. Leigh vscd her people, purpose of nddrossiny
bofu these instructions while
our house by The accident which had happened U.s. scarcely
nena4e wi politics ihon and little what was
nc pt But inc moment we beard % SIR having
the tubicon minds made Wa tA
zeal Of e Oppoon aud determined cope with on as far
rs We co.a' We pushed The instruciisns,' sc.
Yes Mr. T. has thought 6t 70 keep back the fact ii con-
tans that we did not got up the Instructions did
we know Of them for some time, were confined 10
our bed nearly for four weeks.
And now how stands the logic Of the Hon DELEGATE
OF Northampton? Did tell the members before the
election by way ofacctng their votes that they would
violate The Instructions Of the people, by voting against
us9 Mold we tell them afterwards that they had VIC.
lated their tnstrucoas2 NO-but because we said that
they thought they consulted the wishes Of their con-
s,tuens, we must beg leave to differ from them -
therefore, says the wise of the East had al along
oceh pushing the instructions for Mr. Leigh for the 1nT.
pose Of affecting their votes And this you call logic do
your We presume The gentleman will next be able 20
prove, that Judge White is great Nulhfcr as him.
seii-.and M1gote he runs him for the Pfesdency-and
not because be hos been Proclanatonie., Force Bill
man &C ~c--Ihc factis did not get the vote Of a
single Instructed man. We had offended them by GU,
course and IS we said the l1th December two DAYS
only after The paper from which the General has made
hs qootauon) we showed that prepared for the
consequences The design Of turning out r. r. was
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SCuHURG. FEB. 10. 1895.
s.MpeFLL NOMINATION.

.,;.h in another column, the proceedings
We puo"." he friends of the administration
Of mIC,onbell courthouse few days ago, for
h'd a. -. Of nominating candidate for the mex
the pu'P I, will be seen that they b,ck thel.
lss' hy a "prcAmble AMI resolutions" In
non'n',on MT dead though II be- beyond the hope
wAie"' .,sri,,tion, constitutes the sole topic
or tear ,.righ, Of instruction" the alleged dis
oF, e''" ,.Lich forms an MEDINA subject Of
's"' " i by most novel species of logic.
0i'''''d wi n that terrific institution. We mar
eonne' ~. late extraordinary cold season has not
VEL 'a' ,,cd TO blast Of is hypcrborean breath
pc" N ,bs, is said and sung Of u, 10y moon
~ ..,o4s aoJ bat-reom statesmen be ruc. II IS
$50 .,ah rr,iootcnt powers Of mischIcf-a
s7''. =, n odi sious magnitude, uniting IN ITS ma
H0' r.ast various and opposite principles Of
i"e T. !. upa,slng strange" that with such q
ah !, The mids, Of our country, the entire
NJ. II il, prosperity have not been dried up
.s.d. marched by consuming drodg 1ts-its
~ ,n;,,s all lcyolei 10 the earth Wy whlrlwinds-
o"'! ,.,ce swrp from the ocean by corssirs-
~. s,s,.born OF the land, like those OF Egyp,
anu v" -, the Aayel of Death -fpr, We do not soc
am' W.. n,oonser" could not as well have perform
W." a, many other Of the wonderful deeds
q ;,.a IN il. Tho author OF the preamble and
.l,;o,s however, and those who have endois %
.,.n in thor holy horror OF the Bank, TO have
~ @,..,.o ;be Pos Office and lis curruNions They
w., 10 think it remarkable that any man Of any
''. ,,' con bs supporee o. the Bank. with what
,h,y arc pleased 20 style its 'corrup'ons' staring
sa in tho face. And yet, with tho most glarlng
NAL administration, connected VITA the most rotten
nroasacy which nave ever d'sgraccd our annals,
'.,non,,raled by proof, and admitted by their own
rny. existing in ona Of the Departments Of the
,oyc,omen and uaJer the very nose Of the Pres'.
d,n they can exIoI tho administration that sustans
h, sulty perpetrators, Take the beam out OF your
am ewes, my good sifs, before you affect to won
lar 4, tho mate Ina, your imagn atoms conjure up
!, tho eyes o. oihsrs.
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Mr. CALHOUNS REPORT.

Mr. Calhoun's Report on Executive Patronage,
cam. beiorc tho Senate on the l3iA tna!. Inc Ma,
tJna In,tliis enclr em,rks
A more thronscd or more respectable audlenco
Htv3r attended the Senate Chanbcr, tran was pre-
ser. on the occasion. Mr.. Calhoun addressed the
Senate at large in support OF the principles oil his
rpor, and wns followed by Air Benton, at con
s. cradle length; to whom Mr.. Southland and MF.
Gihoun succeeded in reply. In the course OF Mr
onions remarks, Mr.. Poinicxler called Mr.. b 10
'fjer for cer'ain words spoken which wete taken
Own in writing and hanied 10 The Cha'r' ne
Wee Pre- idcut, for reasons which he asslshco pro-
Iduncet the Senator froa Missouri TO be IN otoet'
An appeal VS. taken 10 tho Ssnaie from ms aeei
sIon by Mr.. Webster and the decision OF INC Nh1'r'
hlIer teblc, was reversed, 10y VOC OF "a 10 "a
The Senate shortly afterwards adjourned al a4uat-
l'r past O'Clock"
Ammc detailed account Of this debate is furnish
uby tho Washington correspondent OF tho baltl'
R're Patriot. He says:
The freedom of debate has been most shame
| lilly violated ir, and most trIumphanuy sldl.a ed
! Too, by, the Senate of,hc United States. You ca
imagine, butt cannot describe the scene. Tho O.
TENTS of ths day have proved that We nave
/ mt yet reached that point In tho INST rY OF
! renuoc, when the halls Of legislation are
Hbadnsraced by partisan pctsona'''y.o or o''hon'
"a with vapid vituperaion, And they prove,
-npS sr whatl am ashamed 10 confrss IS the h"'
RNAuns fact, that the Second Executive olhccr IN
tbs government, holding place 81 momen'on''y
Important as the presidency Of the highest cham'er
IA the Legislature Of the Nation, has shown MN.
"t san'ins in that maoly indie pendsnce OF all 's'
"A and political feelings, which should e"afac'e-
f'a anch ser and which should have prevent
Cd him from sacrificing the solemn dunes oil MS
station to partisan prejudice and subservieneY.-
MARTIN Van Buren,, the Vice President al the u :
n"el States ex oii;io President of the American
senate beng appealed to in his Official cnpac''y'
p'onounces words uttered in deb by one Senator
gong directly to denounce another senator as
vol F" order! He Ute Senator) has h!d the
o'1ness 10 make a direct attack on truth, are
we worls, which, with his oath Of oiicc upon
am this high func,onary of our Government pro-
ounces ~ otder,-bccausc the ind'y'du'l cat
WI 70 order Is his political friend and his cu'os's
'wi'i not tell you Of the mad ravin,s oil ben
w" Oh me senseless clan,ors Of Culhbcrt IN ms &c
,."e'' OF the calm ye, firm and feeling remuneration
wrong motives on the par, Of Calhoun, OF 'he
t,onp' call to order by Poiniex,er, OF the clear
-, sa anu convincing argument ct Webster snow
rs "s' obnoxious words we,e unpari,amen'arV
n, "e courteous, graceful, and forcble 'llus'ra
SS o' 'ne same position by Goldsboroush, OF ut
bv nee and manly exposition Of similar v'ew'
,r..en and Frelinghuy sen - all this you car
'as more correctly than can describe them
b E WV all doabtless, be suggested to your u''nt
"' ''''ca's which WIN 10 puJ.ishsd in th'
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TIE POST OFFICE.

W, invite tho attention Of our readers TO the
,.w chapter Of Post Office corruption and m'sma-
n,esmen,, furnished by the Report Of the majority
Of the committee Of investigation, all Of vaom arc
Lxsson msa. Will Aat convince the people Of the
,,ce,sity Of change Of agcnisl Or, must the
earth indeed quake before they can bs aroused to a
rinse Of their dansct and their duty 7 "Upon what
neat hath our Caesar fed, that he may permit and
oerste acts the odium Of which would long since
s,yc over ghelned any other man, beneath thetdo oil
6silc indignaion1 Il is a fatal symptom. when Il
rec peolc thus remit their waicfuInesS over their
pablc servants or when, seeing tho worm at tue
not Of lho tree, ,hsy fooshy hope that It's strength
sn lefy The fecblsnoss Of its tooth The relaxa-
ton Of popula vigilance is the first step IN the de-
dine end 10 wnfall Of Republics and That step we
sIaIh,ve taken, if tho personal popularity OF our
Chef Magistrate can close the eyes of the Peof lie
r, n. turpitudc Of the acts Of OF his officers,
whom, in spite Of his lncompctency or corruption,
hc retains in Office, aud thereby assumes himself
Tie responsibility OF his actions Shall II bel Ills
sdyocalcs are endea yorlng to sustain HIM under
his mountain i,ad OF .niquty. Hence their cor
slant and unmeanng dn about Tie Bank, which,
even if all the, say of it he true is vcsta purity II
d tho Post Office Department. We invoke the
t!lenlion Of the people whose interests nre deeply
evolved 10 tho serious consideration of this sub.
iscr They cannot, It they will look al It with un.
rfei1liced eyes, fii to ronounce and abandon an
which has been guilty of such in
T.. Iuct
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Feb 10Th

HUB SUAST 10 n dec,ee OF the Count, Coz,
OF Amherst, pronounced on the 10Th January
1880. IN = sui, in said Court depending. between
Ludweil l.. Dawson end Others. plaintiff, and
Charles w Dawson and others defendants, shall.
40 oomms,ioner In snd decree named, on tho 25ih
day Of March nrrt " fair. II not the neI fair day.
a, the Min Of Willis NJ. Reynolds, proceed TO sell.
TO III. highest bidder. by way Of public auction. Az
undivided eighth part ~ the tract Of Land of which
thr late Lewis Dawson, dsid possessed. lying in
said county, and on the waters 81 HARMS creek
also. II negro gih named RHODA The term.
will be sii mon hs credit. the purchasers giving
bonds with good security for tho payment Of the
purchase money
GEORGE MARKHAM Cum.
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JUDGE WHITE,

Nj adnira,i - should be the motto OF oil pol
i,ician,-I is certain, o. 10 ST. that those Tho ore
for sny length OF tme, involved in parly co Iests
will frequently have just reason for ultering the *
clnmst,on. And we do not k ,ow Of any occur
rcnce better calculated TO induce it. than the ab
sou,e easernes. manifested by many Of the anti
administration ,r,y to adopt Judge White as their
candidate for the next Presidency. If any thing,
too could add to our surprise is that this cxhibl-
i'm Of anxiety should rocccJ from the Multiplying
wing Of that party for. oonox'ou' as Jnose
White i. to the National Republicans. $50 called,
more hateful TO tho Nuifyers if their maledclion'
ofthe Proclamation and the Force Bill were sincere
WI It objection, in Iced, do this party now urge
against Mr.. Clayi They say that they cannot
vote for man who supported these measures,
which they characterize as ultrafedofal ard des
MOTTO Add We, they pfofessa willingness to su'
tain Jud. &c White who upheld, 1t he did not advise
the PROCLAIM ,tion, cumulative as It's represented 10
be. Of s ate Rights, and who voted for the Force
Bill, which they denounee, as contemplating inc
inter cros,raion of State sovereignty, by the sword
and the bayonet OF federal mcrcenar'cs what IN
consistency is this
Supcradded, however, to these objections to Judge
Whiie-objec,io not urged by u.s. tor, IN these
matters we concurrcd in opinion with MIN, ou
which ought 10 be urgoI by the Nu'llfye's: ones
be sincere in making use Of them aga'ns' MI Clay
and o,hers-we say, superadded to those objections
are others of not less magnitude IN the estimation
Of the entire opposition party and from the force
| which M. Clay 10 exempt We refer, OF eou.se
tn The ;ud;scriminste support given BY Judge \" n''
- sv~rv leading measure Ct tho sdmnstra.'oa In
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morning papses. |, is enough for mo to saw TN,
day should be marked" with white stone in n.

morning papers II 10 enough for mo 10 raw ,h,,
day should be marked" with white .,onsn Z, -.
Peoples calendar tho frs, attack Of the ofscs.holi
ing power, upon good order and The Constitution =. /,
point where, II successful consequences 10 this M
ton must have been disastrous and indeed go
in' been promptly me! and ,riumphantv rcs;s,
cd ''''s'-
II was 10 have been expected, hat the frs, Qua.
OF iisht reflected upon the deep darkness of Tho of.
hce-ho iers. den OF corruption and rank suec ,,on
by the mirror of truth, in the hands of the fai,hf,
friends OF their country aud us Constitution wonlJ
DC as painful 10 the sensibiiiiy of those vork.rs of
evil as that OF day Upon The panied orbs Ct the lon,
imprisoned, when the dungeon door is thrown on.1
10 the blaze OF noon Such has bee the result of m.
cxcrIlons of MIR. Calhoun and his associa,cs of m.
Committee, who have made this report, The CALLED
ide wlnoes the demon OF party, like the mother Of,
SIN IN the Paradise Lost" howls al the sigh of
his own deformi'y, now hrst held up 10 him bv the
faithful reflection oftruth. He roars too ns h. ares
the instruments Of his wIckedncss, which are the
secrets of his power, about 10 be snatched from his
grasp forever and his rage Is signal of the com.
Ing triumph truth
d" The Senate adjourned without coming to re.
suit on the blll-,he day being consumed IN The dis.
cnsslon of The question of orern
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Eel, 10
German Bulbous Flower Roots,
in fine order.

Yellow Crocus
English bulbous Iri,, very beautiful and snowy
Polyanthuy Narcssus Grand 9olai doe
Double Hyscinihs
Do ed Rose la Mesnanon
Do do Prince Rose
Single blue Lord Nelson
Double blue Marcho do Frarce and msnY o,h@s
L.,o Tulips, Bizarre and Bybem
Double Ntcissus Orange PhtotI
Worry fine double Ranunculus
Cloth Of Gold Crocus
Fre,,alaria Malcagns. bern'hT
Singh Jonquil
Polyanlhus Narc,ssus tho monumsnt Whia
Do do Gfootvorst
Crown Imperia'es
Single Anemones, Iris Hespnnica, Giad.oiu,
Byzanthous, Polyan,hus Narcissu' hulso'. with
unny others IN sroa, esteem
These dcsirsble Flower Roots should &c planted
a, soon a, practicable. They wore Dough, u, q
sacrifice, and will be sold for halt the Phladsp ha
retail py,ces With tho bulbs. instructions to'
planting my be had
HENRY BROWN, Jr
Opposite tho Vmgin'a Is INK
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Feb 10

"a Ia Circuit Snpr,,or Cou', nj Law ADD Qua"
N Gerry. continued and held fr tho county OF
Br1lnrd. the 18th day Of October. 1884 Ar hs-
lou, Gillian, riu sga,n.' Wesley Tracy and VIII
ian Harris. sart. Of William Tracy. deed. Def.
IN Cinneery ;-MicaJah Davis. Jr. Pr. against 'hs
..ne. D.ns, In Chaneery .--fardin g. David g.
Mureell rl,f sgni"st tho sans n"i others, oshs'
In 6hancery.
u, cou.sn, 81 tho plaintiff. and OF tho deien'
dant William Harris. sdmr. Of William 1fsey decd.
the Cour, doth adjudg.. order aud d"cfse h"s 20 -;
..oh Wilson, VINO i, hrveby appointed special
com missioner fur tho purpose. do STATE and settle
,br account OF the said dcii. Will'a" Hsrri', ns
,dmr. of william Tracy. deed and "h"a account
showing what SUN will DO due from The AID admr.
TO the said deh. Wesley Tracy, sad h"' 'r,d con-
missioner report the sntnc 10 tts oouh. With saJ
matter specially stated, 'hoash rer''nr"' " h"u'
SELF OF required ty IN. parties to be 30 sisted.
A-Copy 1eIte.
JOS. W1LSO$. Clk.
Tho parties Interested will take no 'es that !
have ,cr oin,ed Thursday. the 18Th day oi March
mat, 10 tase the accounts directed ny tho toreeo'
NJ doo,sr-~hon the parties VII atr0h NJ NY
oi5e. in tho towu OF Liberty. prepared f'r set
te,ne'd. 'oS' "'"'N''
n.
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OBlTII AIRY.


DIED o, her fathers residence IN Bedford coun-
~. on the 2ls, ul Mia JUDITH FREEMAN.
consort Of Mr.. Garland II. freeman. MIR. Fee
man had long been a member Of the Bapl st
Church. and for pc,y, rcc,itude of conduct, and 4
strict oSserv ance of tho tue Christian faith, SHE
was perhaps surpassed by none, and the iottuude
with which sha sustained = sudden, severe and un-
expected illness IL M intonoyerilblo evidence Of
the sll powerful support ola well grounded hope
tina, reaches beyond thia vale Of tears II How conso
ling 10 her afflicted relaves,t to htar her, calmly and
smngy in tho mids, Of extreme pain. cay 10 the
physician. Doctor, you mast now confess that |
am dying" ard when tho reply was " Madam, you
certainly are. TO hear her cxclsn, thank my God,
am perfectly resigned TO his Will, disregard death
US would raising my hand to my breast" How
applicable the well known verse,
Jcsus can make dying bed,
Feel soft as downy pillows are.
While on his breas, lean my bead.
Aud breath my life out swooty there.
Mrs. freeman left = youthful husband, and aa
infant son to lament their loss.
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NOTICE.

IN A N ESTRAY HORSE came
M6D4s IA. to my houso on tho 9Th
" ofFcbruary. He " small bny. a.
.-Aus-3.. bout Tor years old. The owner
can 20, hIm by proving property and paying
charges. WILLIAM SNEED.
Feb 10 IL
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WOOD FOR SALE.

YNHF subscribers have made arrangement 10
IL haul Wood, to this place Throughout, the yoot
and any person wishing 10 buy, can be supplied a,
any time, by applying a, the Store of b Estes
DUKE s. Estes
Eeh 10Th u
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EDUCATION.

INHt. subscriber intends opening a 3ohsoi %
u the 23d Of Fsbrsary, In the neishborhss4 =
Mr.. Pstsin, in whieh she viii teach Resd,oe. WI
tng, Engish Grammar. Geography and Armhwe.
tic and promises to psy strict attention % the ID
sffuciion snd morns III such sh idr,n - may b.
committed tu her cafe. Terms, o dollar. per Sc
sun of month. ANY i5ABLLLt SCOTT
Fen. ~ ~
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II Gen Wsae Hampton, formerly ofthe U. s
army. and one of,he wsathss' men 10 tho Union,
died, al his residence in Columbia, South Carolina
on tho I'm inst. aged 81 yeas.
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ISr No, having room fo' the .nits Debate "
French Ahsits, we have Inada Ltei sSuacts f.u
the several speeches of members, on that sub,eet
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ATTENTION, TROOP!

VOU arc ordered to pa
STGYN II rsds ut the usual parade
): !. y. :. :.
PA ground, on Monday 23d INST,
IH@EN> nj 10 o'clock A. NJ. with ~
WEsfk!lHkl1 rounds blank cartridges and
|&0@ srIns in goods order.
NA1T IL IL necessary TO appoint
r.E -sx@x&.-. two Lioutcnants and other OF
"sS$sa ~o0U%S" hceis, in conformity 10 the
now law for thu government Of tho Militia. A full
meeting is therefore very desirable BY order Of tho
Captain, y. DUO UlD, o. s.
Feb 10 Ii
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gf The proceedings Of tho Bedford Coegfss.
sionsl District Convention were received too late
10 sppeas this morning They shat have place
met
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II rr Thomas Cooper. iats lPresiden, Of
Columbia College. IN South Carolina, hss besa
appointed 10 revise the Statutes of that State.
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EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.
%v,,Y 9nrjpe &, Su ss,nrr session Of our sfnoo'
'lt',i co~m..eo on the 33i Febfnsiy.-
Te,m,, a. Formerly. 10" and accommodating
Feb 10
LynchburS Manufacturing Com
Pauy.
ruyHE s,ockho,det. ate rvQiHed 70 rsy 70 Io
l. Norve,l, agent. twenty do'ia's on eseh shave
-, ..ocs On ~ bcforr tho .ls Tns..
JOHN q MEM, Pr ~.
Feb 10
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uhi, said that Mr.. K,vanash. now repre-
sentative in Congress from Maine I" to % appoint
I'd Minister 70 Poetu,el
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~ Tho New York Courier hiss sois,cd tho
Webster aag.
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~ The removal OF the seat Of government o.
p,nr,ytvsris, from Hsrrssnrg. is.sroseu 81 A