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a Valuable g'a@-Enrd, sc.
CamP-IIl'I. IInFT9Ts-FcTry }
May -. l-3j If. 1
ISa RENT.
.fT NiRPELS. FERRT. !.

IT HiRPEES- FERRI. III
TDFIS TAS-VARD. aHh al is appondsscs.
- itoH,Fti for sent. IL j. supposed 20 DO
ono g The bet locations "a Virginia Tor carr, n,
an The 1annIU, busins-s % an cStrr.ye srala.
a. there i simple room. 8 number uf Watts IRE
under cover. 10 has oyery necessary building:
lhs yard = furnished 18th water. aud The bark
ground b. uster power. IN sbptishcs of bark
ssn DO got eopvch'eet GtA far price. ard
sra q hgE'er Uf bifes oan 10 Efocared al 10
place, - hsso - no iAnnery viihIn sasst1i
mi'cs - u 1hsro - also cFrry facility fJr s,i-
tug buses fs"'n tho siiisS, aai Tor sondinS a.. m
20 wien tsnrsi, siihsr ~ 10 raii-resi ~ camel.
Another nd ccnent % EsEtcr ,s G,aI "a IaSgs
q isDtty % Lo.,asT il u-"i - The F,rTy ia the
course ID q year. ImmcdiAi~ pnss1 .sioh zen 30
gtYea. HrGn CLLEECE q GO.
Jan so. 1889. -oorG
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TVELTIs y. nAs1Ils !. 40,

Ii FSPtCTFUiLY Inform their friend. and
z u the pHblic generally. tia, they have rcm-
nenced the abesc husiaCs,. in I'll ia varioas
branches, 20 ChsTlesiown, ", in tn shop
Formerly occupied ~ Sir. Hugh l.. Gsliaher.
where tary wi hosp sohs'snhs - hsaJ and
ia,ks a. order. FAMILY COACHES aud FAN-
Ci NfiIcLbS OF every description suJ latest
style, en1 most suycsi0r finish, Which trey uilcr
.; fair prices asd en- accommodating terms -
They h>tter themselves. .. ihey have eoplcyoi
nons but hrst.rste Nsrihsrn work men. they " ~
b. snsbsd 90 DO work IN such a tssnsor - will
msril pebble patronage. orders thslktully 70.
eei-ed and pgnetually sties;sd 10.
Dj'Promp,ncs 10 repsiu.
Chinatown. Juos 6, lsJg-.n.
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1nn1ss EzigRins, Eye ssl6e.
ggsiIlS pfcrafsiion hss oaly Bees before GO
n pahli1 tiaat lssi 9fTns ed ~ ssfs 81
sassarT eosil ohtal0 q nambef 81 csfHhcsiss
aheh ~ rii testify g. its vwtus Persons -
ara a.lictsi vith sate eJos lfu.sg ~iH 81 s'a
procure Boa - ft sslge. ull sOoa esq
euts tts tflih of zoe shove noues
shnphafdsfqs1 Aug ~. iaI4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

SP-3G2SA. GOODS
: 7 AIsEG = WHITE have reOSiyeI large
! = sld genera. as,oSiIlsst
Sc0ss;sc6ge CtcoSs,
AaoxssT TnEn ana
'' s,r g'e sa.:r .a'''''' '''F'' CzoTns,
Blue. black, kni fancy co,crr.l Co,.imsrc..
summer Cloths, good l.-c-itzcut.
summer Cassuugres aud F5sLch Drillifl-s
Brow Ifish aai French l.ineas,
x Lite sad coiored Mauciii,s ) siipzs,
PLATA aa5 Figured satin NosIluga,
81 col Cotton raivcis.
Nha!!cys, Hnus'ia % Tercs. assorted
figured silks. blue, black. and colvred,
'iou7aia bo,. black !.asuins,
E Frrnoh BomSszisn,
1Arvl !. Sscs sui Ei-i1ss,
3otiac; Fooi,ngs and EdsjsEs,
FrearA aad other worked Muslin Collars.
iIOnd.ou.o black sui w4i;c Lawns,
Fancy, saiia striped suj pa.aied LAwps and
CGmhri,s,
C.oss-ha,red, Svi.s ari Iaaooc, Yu1l.as.
Null.neG and Svis Mue!ia..
Linen Cambria and Linen Csm5-,s iEandh'f.,
'aacy Soeris eul .IaatL'f,, handsome a,eost,
Birds EJe ord R.---ia Di,?cr sud Crash,
drosn eui discs Hollands.
White AID co,orc.i cotton ii,so. escorted
SIX Hose aal LaI iias-. asserted.
Lal.r,' Ia, vi--Sic. SIR nui cotton Gloves,
Ns1a Nid. 5 Z, Thread aud cotton do.
81 Cotton ShoctinEs, TicSirgs. Apron Check
Psnho0i.2ry, azI oiHer pouesLo Yields,
fhgSslls snl Umbrellas,
Duriaps ari rthrr Linens,
Brown hui blea-hcf Domestic IN great variety.
We invite our friends "a The public &C. csiI a6i
examine our stock. Il IA, bcon selected with
fnaah care, ani We arc determined 10 soll
cbsao g.. a W.
stnphsri town. April II. 10
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STESAYED

G[HOR TIC sJib'crioeP. about The iitA TO-, =
u DARK BAY NAGE. shout &c hand. hi-h.
blAoh maae. and lous black toll. one hind foot
~htis. sore place on w,ihcrs. about siN Yeats
old. sho was purchased a gentlemen from
'ho South, who 1t il believed krYt her soma
h"e ~ 'ho vicinity Of. WOoj-l0ct, Hhcio Il q
probable SAC has gone
viii Ki'oa suitable reward f5r any ,nfarns.
Ton Shiah nay lead T. LeS recovery, Oh los her
COl.y-:y to Ihs ss5soriocr.
GERARD n. WAGER
'!-'Pcf'PesrT, Ialy 2S, -1-I,'
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Di-soIution OF I,artncr~hip.

EHVHE Copartnershlp heretofore exisiinE BE-
II tween the andsrslsaed. uVasr the 6rm Of
kcyes = fioTe, Wss dissolved on The sih inst.
The business will DO eoatInvsd by Humphrey
keycs.
Mr. George W. T. kesrslsy will attend 10
settling the Affairs Of the late ecnrern
HUMPHREY KEYES,
JAMES FLoRE.
chules,own. June -, 1899
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ErCr Escrat.
s'Or safe,

S.onhCn double Erou1 Stal.!.
I2oR SALE by
Il II. KEYES
July 1. 1899.
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TaaW GOODS.

I9&SVJ GOODS.
! ppm subscriber wishes to anuounc. 20 hi.
"a hisn1'. customers. sni tie public ssuoral.
", tbs he - receiving ani opeLing = now sud
splendid Stock Of GOODS. composej, in part,
Il Tic following. viz
C3oIf.3, CGSsi.;lercS, S'c.
Cs''insi', kentucks Jeans, Pan,aloon stuff md
Nes''nss- ausoni, Itch ara f,nry Satin Vest
inT. very superior article, SAL vcl,ti4,
Cold .tri5cd Lasting, Forsyth Nsnheehs,
iioted ahi PLAIN Lisoa DriIhng.,
Pcen's'VaEia Jc-=s, CoticB.dcs. Sc
Ladies Wear hslleJs. MDsiin-do LSao.
D'o'ses and Robs., tesutifgl article,
sHE', black a"d e0iOret isd and yluii d.,
S"'' du'iIs. plain aud GsursJ Do,
!.gii md Satin STRIFE do.
Boob ini HaI, Nusiins. Bishops Lawn.
ClH.hf.cE Eu.ili aoJ Cros.-l4rfed Jaocneis,
H''i.sh PfiEis. Ie~tsI patterns AID very band
sCL,S,
Cai.coe5 ofa'l lc,cr;;Gon,.
Hosiery -Gt t;i3yc- 10 rfr.i variety,
Si'k eaihrst',t,d SterkIrgs.
Wise shd cuiorsd KaE sIlg do,
Eo'lt,i and Thread n-cTti1us snd Edgiggs,
CaH.hiir DO TieJ, plan and cJiercI goUInots,
s'Fa< 81 florence Era.i Eyhaots, UeSesi fas..
tors.
Ssy Bsupy's sn3 Bonnet Trimmings.
lsiI1s s1Fsa5T hid, PsuneIIa, s.d Morocco
Shoes.
Saas 8aa',. I,s-os DO BLACK Eurt, Sin shaa,.
He-I 5ami' Guiic5s, s!s.cs ssl rhndfes',
Boots 1nI <'cs.,
-fn''e' 'n'' ''evini Dsss'. low priced DO,
Table sOt Iii,i t.nen.
ilsis. Ag'.'i ord sur MAPPED. tes.l heF with
laTs- ap9p,s 81 Domestic G0yiS. sTystiRs, i'm
91T'ei asd doEc.tic ouJ fsli Usck q GFeso-
,'ies, &c-s!l which renders TIC a.orinesI
aaso camp'ets ih,n a. any tins br5cisf,rs go
fi- above srs offered lew for cash, os on GOOD
IefGs 20 p4ECiuai oIsiom-n
THOMAS HUGHES.
H'r?aTSTsfs-, Tsy -. 1872
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

N0T sCs3.
lyiHE purchasers ct tie sale ~ the personal
a. estate 81 tAs late William, Lea. are rsnaind-
"a that i5s'r notes have hecoms due, srd The
EHecgtor vish.s 20 elo.e the basinsss Of tho e.
tate, a. 5000 - possible. lie wiii osPss, i-nv-
diSts paJmcst Tuos GRIQCs.
ETesu,0r ef Eti,lsan Lse, d's'd
June 80, 1880
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IlE<POaTANT 10 FnRDAsRO.
}1ortacie CbrSgD!iJB ISIdcDfuts
.gss<I gEorso Hsasre,.


21ortacic CbrSgb!E1 1gIarDfuts
.ssstl Horse ksOsDeF.
= arr sgb.cr,usf. having sntsred INTO partner
- ship in tha h,niJ,ns AID con.tfuesian 81
T1rcsiing .HgcAipcs and H1rss Po,rsr.
With straw Csrrists suarhsi. hsyo made 49,.
RAJ. eurufs 6" nsnufscture snt keep constiufI,
on hans lt ,he.r siop situated At tic Depot, Nv
ihs hlfu4gl n $50 hester Fftfrr.,k cYaaty.
Fs, scoH-f'at .uYsJ a uo above mentioned
vI,r.hle Machines.
1rrJ -.iia.sJ uasas, tqrr sod have oa hand
Con Shutters afi tisr Is., trr
Zoo cota she, rlt rtIi ilf.sh from zoo g. g.I
la .l.i. So dos. -.l go tinttr T're.t r, frsm
iu &, d. t1-haif.f ciran sod rrr day ne
above machines orc sii attached 90 ITO same
T5vff
Nh -TLcy will o. g'1 ia receive order.
&C uat uG.1 .fsnns frsIrrt. &c gufslasitr
81 tls tce1a attcrsi custom ip ir1rpfe p
slrfef 90 e-tulr,tss tnsfHefstfE its good
llaififs 90 sp aiicle. Dos y ~ not dtem i
,...tt4fi. at-. afs con 3frHt 90 o our f,l,iiprs
SOLO tf.lmmebl 81 .r.seites oe irs;e I.l ant o
. DC tflsi 81. .srf. COOS frrtr.
lLr rGh.- ere rrst fl'y vfrd o. cali
sos .so hri ss1rias ~ iisus~iVrt
GEpDE. HFit.E lI e co.
Ninrirt'ar. N.T IH IsTJ -Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

second %TP15T o. NeEs and
Cheap asOOil~.
'a'hH ss6scfasG respectfully bsEs leave TO a.
4 form his frlrads aod The pgbhc generally.
ihst 10 has Jlst received - bis Store ~ Sbep.
hsfdsiogn. ats second suppiY %
INV AND OHGAP GOODS
pfs~i iron so city q PhilaIsIphs which
c'ngrsts r.arif every article called ~ in ihis
'srtap of epunifI. Ito invites his friends
aud 90 lsssons VINO ass ~ search ~ Sew.
Chrpp uui fashipna lle Goods. o. coll 81 ths
ss.rr Df tne sp1srribsr. who Is determined g.
snli Cisf Goefi f0r Csi,s 90 to palefuai psrIse,.
cell aad esa.ntac.
JOHN T. COOKUs.
rn1s On tan
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4rv f'oatis-. Another rapVis.
'tE hrl $50 pleasure ~ infa -mia. rtr r.,-
~ t1tlsu ed 90 fubu. hpt ao t1re ilst
-.i4ful Bon ntt-at col sre n1s ffceIs.ls o.
"raHd,i hs..l3 ~ SEQ stslis Ge-di c1mpft.iag
Go s.nner tiffa a1i fs.tisus, 900 Winch. ads
si 20 oHf former stock. nttss our assarnsnt
very ennPlofr Ws uoaii mvto csu frsm
those ehJ wisA 60 plrrhete
.. Is s.. 2. MILLER
Iura o.. i-8J
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OENnrNsUo1ErPr-

-r2TaCl'g 4[o&9lo
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E.eS8'g,

g. oiSTiNE durir. The past r
~ week, young SETFER
SLUT, white. VITA sose yell n l--.,1 IN
'o~ marks Sbou, tho head and =; -
hack. Whom she sirsycd or vss stolrn fTnCa
m, she wore s5o'd her neck 4 collar. Inscribed
Dr. u Thomas" Any oas rotutnirc tho
doS. or siriaS information Whereby may &c
cover her, ,hail DC gcuerous'y roo,Fcnsaiei
Jul- -. is21.-i,
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C.-1L bob AL. syL2GLc
2 VIII ~ tt iinft give Uo tieAsst rfts,s 10
'a'L !as hsoiy younx 1ITCQoEg ofbo,h
"FtF from isr o. fweHiy Eve ye1fs 90 rra --
.lss hasirt likely serrlffs to 1isrsas r.
rHi 70 cell o. cas- o1 no 90 ~ rrsrlrnra Boz
thacissfrtn. and say oYfnnuricstioa on gfit.
Dog sii be Tfomfiiy stienfsd g.
W.. CROW. Jr.
r.v 20 ta14 -.f
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Z lie subscriber respectfully announces 81
4 i,- friends. cu.tOnCTs. and ,hr gnih,ic gene
rally, thu, ne has received aud opened large
and splendid stock az
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-06
We TERN
Is q nd s for s ale.

INHE subscriber cffeis for sale 1850 aos .
Il Western Land, o. The first quality, lyTs
the counties of lnghsm, Eaton. Clin.on, 'o 3
Barry, Kent aud Ottawa. Michigan, 10 be 50
on time II required, or in exchange for mes -
OF Manufactured Goods OF mechanical w0'S
Persons wishing 10 obtain the very a'a 7
Land viii find it in the hands of tie sub g
and undoubted titles given. Coed enoSOfE'
ment given 10 acfusl settlers.
The above Lands having been enieied
located by the surveyor or land o., nj Il az 8 /,
day, the subscriber feels warranted ia :, M p.
tey are the very best locations in u al eecii,, !
the country. Any communication aGdrcs'D
the subscriber at " est PoultnCy, Vt. W.. D.
with prompt attention. o. NJ. blpL
West Poul;ney, Oct 10, 1888.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-06
DIR. RELIES
Botanical Drops!

q one OF the most efTicacious comPouDas y
Z .udfeTiG .nedicd, for the cure Of thai CO. a..
inveterate diseases produced By an impure
OF the blood, and INITIATED habit Of Tie ";
and ususify exhibiting themselves IN The 70 y -
ScT.JIpG. SAT- Rhetfm, Lepr0sy, 81. -9i.i~ ~
FtTe, Fe.1 Sores, (evcn when The bones :: n,
fecied,) Hhite Seedlings, If applied VIII W.. -
Jebb's Lniment.1 foul and obstinate tfs ~
Sore Legs and Eyes, ScaidheGd az tA-ICcrr.
ScuTcy and SeOrb..fic GOtit, FiHlpied q ,isr.
6t0lcled Faces, Fostering ETupffoHs, arc "a
real I'dinfs throughout The boey, in whe' -,
case the Drops often cure whfn Mercury =
They ara also tie best Spring and .4HfbBAS
Phusic 70 purify and cleanse tie system ffom
mos which frequently appear at these seasoIs
the wear. They also aid the process of digesi.~-
and by purifying the blood, prevent the secrfus-
Of malignant humors on the lungs. The PFoi"
etor confidently relies upon the vast numbeI
surprising cures effected by these Drops. not ODg
in Boston and its vicinity, but throughout iae =
ion. for the best proof Of their excellence :" -
unfaiing .7lteratire Medicine, in all The g
above specified. -,
This article has recently been pronounce iii
of the FIRST responsibility, who De- BIZ
messed its surprising efficacy, as entitled; ,rt.
opinion to take the lead of all the PoPui1,. 5eed
cles known for the above complaints, sno .t;Op,
i Is fast gaining this point in public es''"
throught the country.
Price 81 Bottle, or six Bottles tor =.
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POETRY.
For De Kermont Telegraph.

II w VIC q HsOfts . 10 'SEse'
Mr.. Editor:-The following lines were
written by young lady OF Walpole, N. H.,
liter having visited the water side, at Bel
lows Falls, VT, where the ordinance of
baptism was administered. BY inserting
them in your paper, you will oblige young
friend and brother.
Saxton's Village, VT, Jan. 81, 1889.
THE BAPTISM.
They stood upon the rivers brink,
mingled multitude,
Like those who once on Jordan's bank,
BY the Messiah stood
They all were there-the young, the gay,
The bud Of opening bloom;
And those advanced on LIES pathway,
Fast yerging to the tomb.
The spot was carved by natures hand,
With imagery sublime;
High arching rocks were DER them hung,
Mementos kept by time.
The river rolled in ceaseIess swells,
Towards its ocean home,
And its deep sounding dashings fell,
Unnumbered times upborne.
A cataracts tumultuous food,
Gave grandeur to the scene;
Its waters rushing, tumbling, fell
Their rock-rent bounds between.
The sky with clouds was half o'ercast;
BY fits the sun shone bright,
Shedding around refulgent CLEANS,
or lucid, FURNISHED light.
The pleading, earnest voice of heaven,
Rose stealing Ger the wave;
And after that the swelling hymn,
It's choral anthem gave.
There was but one who ZANE that day,
To give himself to God,
And he was one whose locks were grav
And footsteps near the sod. ~.
The veteran man of God then led
The new made convert forth;
And to the rivers swelling food.
They with staid step went forth.
And now the waters gulph him o'er
It's dono-and he returns,
mid hymns resounding from the shore,
While Christ within him burns.
How meet, how fit scene like this,
For such a solemn rite,
For consecrating souls to God,
His goodness to requite.
Such scenes methinks are fitted best,
or all where man has trod,
To witness when he stands contest,
A freewill gift 10 God LIN
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MISCELLAN EOUS..
steam Boats and Steam Engines.

We copy the following interesting statistics
from a document on this subject, prepared by the
Secretary of the Treasury, in obedience to reso-
luton Of the House passed 29th June lastly Y.
Observer.
Whole number Of Steam Boats. Loco
notifies, and other Steam Engines.
The whole number of sleam-engines of
every kind in the United States, reckon
ing one to each boat. is ascertained and
estimated to be 3,0I0. Of these, 1853
have been ascerfained, and 357 are esti-
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From N, Umrsnfon 7fmss.
JOHN S. PEN DLEToN

~ ~ ~ - u ~ ~ l. T. u "
It's generally understood that this gentleman
has determined 10 withdraw from the Councils
oi the State, and devote himself to the prosecu-
ton OF ms profession. In expressing our rsgrei
at The loss Of his services IN the LEGISLATURE We
intend NO commonplace compliment, such as
usually bedaub commonplace men. on their re-
turning into private life. We are sincere an the
opinion, that hs leaves behind HIM no superior IN
our Legislative Halls.
La ihe late arduous struggle for the election Of
Senator, lac has cnlnently distinguished himself.
Friends and foes yield la HIM the need of their
highest admiration. II may bc long before his
constituents can boast of a Representative of
cqual reputation.
We copy from the Lynchburg virginian. the
following picture, drawn by the editor, who was
present ON tie occasion:
4" When Mr.. Dayly took his seat, Mr..
Pendleton Of Rsppahannock rose and for
about an hour enchanted he attention Of
the crowded and silent auditory which
filed every vacant sea, in the Hall the
gallery aud the lobby. Without assent.
ing. by which he brought his mind To the
conviction that WIN. {. Rives should be
voted for by the Wings as first choice,
instead Of an alternative, must neverthe.
less confess that he succeeded in shaking
my own previous conviction of the i'm
policy OF that cour.e. shall not attic nvt
any thing like sketch OF his remarks,
Tor any sketch that could make would
do them injustice. His cogent reasoning.
his kIndling eloquence, his powerful in.
veciivc. his racy Wit. and an occasional
broad stroke OF humor, evinced an intel
lect of the highest order and Of the most
varied character. When TO these mental
powers, are added full musical voice and
an imprisoned manner. need not say
that he is an orator Of the frs. class-ihat
as parliamentary debaier, he is decided
~ more effective than any member Of the
present Legislature whom have We,
heard and. indeed, | doubt whether he
has many sureriors any where. 1t is 10
be regretted that be does not more IRE.
quently impart life TO our sometimes dull
and prosy debates. Mr. Pendleton closed
his remarks by an sllusion TO the verer-
bic Napoleon OF The Press MIR. Richie, )
who ss, before him. and seemed TO enjoy
ii heoriily, whose banner, whenever
flung out to the breeze, was so constantly
triumphant that Ticfory seemed 20 regard
u a. her home. But, sir, (said he. we
have now got him to the field Of aietloo;
and IL Wellington do not attack Blucher,
aud Butcher be not false TO Wellington.
We shall soon llad him at 81. Helena
When he sat down. the hall rcsoundcd
as IL did two or three times during the
delivery Of the speech. with audible dc.
monsirations Of the delight with which lac
was heard"
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED wEEKLY-


rcct such doubts To- b. removed, by f,e posi,ion
winch have voluntarily chosen 10 assume be-
| fore the district
| u had nothing more in view than the selfish
enc OF gaining an election, . srprebcnd that no
policy would have been more clearly marked,
Than to have assiisd myself OF the existing differ
ences IN our own ranks, to make division there:
aoo To have relied on that support hoa. the op-
Posite party. which such eour,c would have
insured Opportunities 10 have adopted this
Poncy WIN the most confident success, have not
been wanting.
have not done so. come before You mi.
day, with clear and dist,nci dis, iaimer, Of %,
such purpose.
The differences which. during the late con-
eress, have distracted our eoun.els, must die
away with the occasion that produesd them
measures are but the creatures Of circumstance,
aod can have no endurance be ood the DC aston
that brings them UP. Principle alone Is spJur-
ins. aud iofm the only true test Of party dis
JUNCTION.
Before another Congress expires. the two
gres' parties OF the country must fail back upon
their proper party lives.
The presidential canvas. that in,er,ere. will
eau forth and array the combined forces Of
Zach The s'gns Of the tunes already give suf-
hcent warning. how tho Opposition ). TO be
mar.hsiied IN that eontest-snd the course Of
the HePnol'esn party, - not less clearly defined.
! bsiiese the Republican party, 10, ing aside
the Dimensions of the present hour must aud
VIII unite on the reelection OF Pre,id,ht Van
buren, can sec no possible contingency which
Will direct them otherwise; aud without any
gfstutous or unnecessary corhmi,tsi on my
part so Var IN advance, am prepared st once to
say, ihst shall 20 with them. However may
have differed with him on certain measures. he
stands committed IN MS sdm,r,.tr,,,o, OF the
government, 10 those great republican prime ipies
which bind me In his support and, unless he
ia'i' oil there. .he shall have tina, support. whe
ther ] may bo in public or private life earnestly
and zeslously given. J. NJ. MASON.
Winchester, llIh March, 1859.
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Mr.. ven,ble moved to postpone the ball

Mr.. Vensble moved 10 postpone the ball
indefinitely.
Mr.. Bayiy sdvocs,-d the motion, whie b
was opposed by Mr.. Whether.
The question was then taken on the
motion 10 postpone indefinitely. and de-
clded IN the Affirmative, bv the following
vote:
AfES-MesSrS. Giuer, Speaker Dayly OF
Aecomack Southali. W od. NoChnilck, Colbs
Mitchell, FyRu. Mernt. HaskinS, Kyle, Flood.
To'cr. Fox. Wilcox, Caldwell. Cox, Carson,
EtoaduS. Wilson, Lorimer. Waite. Dcskins,
Wade. Chapman, Smith OF Gloucester, Hal of
Grayson, Turner, Edmunds OF HaIsax. Taylor
81 Halifax, Park, White, Seymour, Flowers,
Armstrong, Bolts. Martin. Tyler. Washington
Reynolds, Shadwck. Conway, Anderson. Or
gain. Dorich, Goodc, Raymond. O'F.uail.
Hodges, Whitehead, Cunningham. Langhorne,
VERIFY, Alexander. Fitzgerald, Voolfolk. Cloud.
M'coy. GAY, Hams. yenable. Roberts. Stands,
Robertson, Clarke, Prince, Sicphenson-67
NoES-Messrs. Croppcr, Hol,o~ay, Cabcll,
Stuart. Kinney, SnodyraSs, ShankS, Peyion.
Hoffman, TAR. Cofhin, Vaughan, servant Bal,
Edmonds 81 Fauquicr, Tidbail, Payne, Hale Of
Franklin. Siierfaui, Barton, Watkins, Danger
Held, Odeli, Sndh 81 Isle OF Wight, Smith OF
kana~ha, Tavloe. Richmond, Farley, Beard.
Ramey. Taylor OF Loudoun. Banks, Smith of
NJ q j., Clayton. Dunlap, Barnett. Watts. Me-
Phcr~on, Nav, TunsiaI, witciler. Carroll Rat
chhr, Sturm. Pcndicton. L.yburn. Dorman,
smith OF Rockingham, Thomas, Smnh of Rus
sell. Cplbcfison. Eare. Conn, DAVIS. Urqnhan,
Cruichhcli. FiUhush, Crockett of Tazewell.
Good>pu, Walker, Jackson, Crockett OF We
So the elections will BE held, "a last
year, on The fourth Thursday in April.
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IaraIsOsaTrT ToR DEBr-Tbe Leg.
islstafs Of Mississippi have passed ~ set
abOlishing impnsoSnien ~ Cor debt leon.
is,ns the usual precautions against fraud.
Whsn an individusl applies iof the arrest
Of bis debtor. be shall frst give q bond 10
double the amount 81 the son sued for "
pay ment Of ell damages Which the
debtor may sustain from the IssuiDg Of iAs
witt. Persons sgainsi hon . cspiss ID
satisfscisndum shsll bs issued under The
restrictions Of this act, shall DC emitted 10
the liberty 81 The PRISON bounds. Which
are extended 10 the limits % the vhoie
county, be fret giving security that BE- all
not 90 beyond them. ard while 10 such
bounds be nsy require TIE jaIios 70 fur.
nish him With food add iodgiug. fof which
The psEson. 81 whose suit be 10 committed
1Asll Psy 70 cents pes dsy.