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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28
PAGE BARBECUE.

Saturday next, is the day set apart forthe Bar
becuc to be given a; Springfield, Page county to
the Hon. Henry BEDMGER. We learn that ar
engagements have been made TO render it most
interesting occasion. The Committee of Arrange
ments tender cordial invitation 10 their Demo
cratic brethren of the District to be present, and
promise on their part, good Old Virginia vel
come. The point at which the Barbecue is to be
held, is Springfield, small village some eight or
ten miles from I4uray.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28
sa.6i6,O9s II
sl,o79,OoO 90
Capital stock,
pUBLIC LECTURES.

We regret to learn that Professor B. ID. Benton
has been PEELED to relinquish his school near
Mildleburg, Loudoun County, on account oil the
confinement. which has injured his health Pro-
lessor B. intends to travel and Lecture, the ensn-
imp fall and winter, and will deliver a course in
Gbarlestown, provided the citizens make mp a
sufficient subscription to justify the removal OF his
extensive apparatus. His Lectures will be illus,
trated by a great number of tile most brilliant and
interesting experiments in Chemistry, Astronomy,
Light, Heat, Electricity, &c, &c. His terms will
be s. for ten Lectures.
1t is hoped that some Of our spirited townsmen
will take the matter in hand and procure a good
school, as we have no doubt much profit will en-
sue 10 those who can attend.
Professor B. is known to many of our citizens
as an interesting Lecturer, and we trust that we
may have the benefit of reaping some OF the know
ledge, which has been acquired by him, after years
Of close study.-Free Press.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28
THE NEW YORK MEETING.

a full report of the recent Abolition meeting in
New York, at which BEVERLY TUCKER, Esq, of
this county, is reported as having been present,
appeared in the Richmond Enquirer of Tuesday
week. We have mslaid, or some one has taken
from this office, the Enquirer containing the COM
munication referred to; and, as we design pub
fishing the account Of the meeting given in the
Enquirer we should be obliged to some friend to
furnish us with the paper missing.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28
TIIE rIsINI: sETTLED.

\ Rough and Ready correspondent of the Rich
mond Republican narrates dream he had prior
to the battle Of Monterey. He was in a stately
old mansion, and venerable old gentleman,
who proved to be Gen. George Washington en-
tered and asked for some refreshments" We
let the dreamer tell tic rest of his story in his own
nercouS language:
q Being compelled TO leave, and never expecting
to enjoy an OPPORTUNITY Of seeing the patriot sage
Of Mount Vcr5on again, and determined TO obtain
his advice bcIse | left, eargcr'y asked him for
whom | should cast my vote in lS4S. My Prcdl-
lection induced Inc to believe that he would at
once reply Henry Clay But what was my
surprise and delight no one can imagine, when
he responded in the following words: Not only
the most suj,s1le, bat the most araila6ie man in
the Unied States, ;or the Presidency is General
Zachary Tayhor. au.l he will be elected in 1913
by acclamatcn."
We have heard OF the Wings eating and drink
ing, and singing aero into the Presidency, but
this is the first cage recorded of dreaming one
into that high Office We pass over the writer's
Justification Of Rory O'AIoore's axiom, that
dreams always 60 contrary, my deal" and only
rerret that the dreamer had not asked Gen. Wash
ington whether the country, to whose indepcn-
dence and prosperity he had given the strongest
impulse, was really ruined" as the Wings de-
cIared. and whether the war in which we are now
euga ged is SIS, very " hateful, atrocous, Godab-
horred' SC, &c, the Wings represent it in
their daily dssracton of their own Government
aGr feiuw-citizens,
The Wigs are in bad way, if they have to
resort to dreams lie elect their President. 1t is,
however, truf. in regard to them, that their hope
of choosing President to carry out Wing Princi-
piles is all bat drean. at the BEST
The above dream is fair specimen of Wing
action Though their prediction is for Hen
~ Clay, they feel delight in running Gen. Tay-
Tor, because they believe him to be the most
!. available" not caringa fig for his political prn-
cipes Erfedien.g is their sole guide.
|; Richmond Emo
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28

GERMAN IMauGRATIoN.-The AUgemeiHe Zeit-
ing speaks of the emigration passing through Co
logne on the 9th of April as follows. We trans
late from the SchnelLPost:
1t is indeed frightful TO see how the emigration
increases. Every day the steamers bring us
troops Of wanderers, and any one who at evening
visits the now thickIy peopled quay on the Rhine
is always sure to find the same melancholy scenes
mothers seeking to quiet crying children amid
the clImor-old people careful about leaving their
little all in worm.eaten chests and boxes-men
andyoung fellows consulting where they shall find
shelter for the night. It's also striking to see
that the successive caravans from the g Upper
Country" (tIesse. Baden, Wirtemburg) appear to
be better and better off, their goods coming in
forming larger and heavier wagon loads. The
courage, foresight and cheerfulness of the voy-
ayers seem to be kept up under all circumstances.
This morning, though severe storm was raging
over the roots and whistling among the ePars OF
the ships, fearful reminder of the dangers of the
sea, three hundred emigrants departed in the high
est spirits, band of music leading them on board
ship. Most of them go by way of Antwerp to
New York and Milwaukee. a few weeks ago a
company of more than twenty emgrants from
Nassau passed through ourcity, consisting solely
ofeducated young men, physicians, attorneys, &c.
with the intention of founding community in
America on the basis OF common property.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28

o. An interesting letter from our young friend
J. NJ. R, formerly of this town, now in the City
ofParis, will be found in another column We
have heard many, who very justly considered
competent judges, speak in the highest terms ola
former letter from the same source, and doubt not
the present one is equally worthy of commenda-
tiOD
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28
DIREcToRs oF TIE VALLEY BANK

An election for two additional Directors for the
Branch of the Valley Bank in Charlcstown, was
made on Friday last The following gentlemen
now constitute The Board of Directors:
On ths part Of The State-Braxton Davenport,
Gerard d. Moore, Jacob Morgan, a. ]. O'Rannon.
By the Stockholdcrs-rhomas Griggs, Richard
Henderson, John Moler, VIM. F. Alexander, VIM.
c. WoTthington.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28

TuAN--Wison & Co.'S, great Fourth of July
Brother Jonathan published at New York, has
inst come 10 hand. 1t contains between eighty
and ninety finely executed Engravings, some Of
them very large ores-the two largest occupying
the entire first page of the paper. These are
original and spirited drawings of Washington's
entrance into New York in 1888. when the Eng
llsh took their departure. and Washington taking
leave Of his:oliceFs on retiring to private life
There are si,me eighty ninety other pictures
of national: events, portraits OF distinguished
Americans. &c.,--interspersed with historical
facts OF great in,ercst-,he whole for l21 cents
Certainly very cheap
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28

IVA writer in the Richmond Wing reports the
following as the majorities in the different coun-
ties for Mcssr5. Bocock and Irving, and adds that
the certificate OF election has been given to Mr..
Rncnck by the sheriffs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28
THE END TO BE ATTAINED.

The Washington Union has article suggest
ing the means it will be necessary for army 10
resort to in case the Mexcans desert tiieo2en
field and resort TO the insidious mode ofg,;erilla
tactics 1t says: g We should employ corps of
mounted men-or Texan rangers-to cope with
these marauders, not in their habits of iPEllage,
but in their activity and rapidity Of movement. -
And then as to the object of all this-the end to
be attained-it remarks: g The United States
have no additional glory to acquire by war; and
they will be the first to hail the restoration fpeacc
Letus then leave Mexico after paying us the claims
and the indemnities which she owes u.s. to pursue
her own destiny, to improve her own institutions,
and to profit by the example of order, refinement,
energy, and industry, which we have exhibited
upon her territory Those who affect to say that
we aspiset TO possess the whole Of her country only
delade her people and misrepresent our govern
nent.
~ The only thing we have seen in the shape of
evidence respecting the politics Of Gen. Taylor,
is Senator Camcron's letter published cnr first
-.,e What do our Wing friends think Of IT,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28

u Among the wounded at Cerro Cordo we
observe in the list the names of WIN. Robinson
and VIM. R. Leechman. They belongedto Capt.
Stevens 7. Mason's company.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28

ga NUr FOR THE ABoLITIoNIsTs.' The Tai
lahassce Sentinel of the 1Ith inst, says:
There is now, as we are most credbly informed
young negro man living in Jefferson countyh
this State, who, unable TO endure longer the COZ
dition of degraded isolation, poverty and destltn.
ton, in which the Northern free blacks drag oD,
miserable and precarious life, actually etfects
his escape from Pennsylvania, came to St. Mars
by sea, and is now living in contented servltgss
in the family of a respectable resident OF u"
county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28

A FEARFUL PIcTURE.-Rev. Mr.. Mahonf
states that in his parish of Goachford, Ireland, o.
population of which is 900, the average ofdeaTs
from famine is fifty weekly; Rev. Mr.. Barry; ',
c., states that nearly 1000 persons have taLs I:
victims to famine in Bantry alone; and DR.. was
Bishop of Cloyne and Ross, states on the author
ty of parish priest of his diocese that in one :,
his parishes, containing population of 3,7OO' y
number of deaths for the last month was $50; a.
that sc in one of the sea-coast villages which -
months ago contained population Of $50 Persor,
there are standing but three novels, with aOGu.,
dozen persons" he adds. e the other hamIets hs"
been entirely depopulnted,"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28

Our MINERAL REGIoN.-The Cumberland CT
william, referring to the fact that an iron furnace
is about to bc erected by Mr. John Gamble, of
Pennsylvania, in Hampshire county Va, about
fonr miles from Cumberland, says:
We have been informed that large amount
of Pennsylvania capital is waiting Investment in
similar works in this county. Now that The speedy
completion OF the Canal has become matter OF
certainty, we hope to witness a rapid Improvement
in all the various branches OF human industry in
this favored region
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28
BANK OF THE VALLEY.

State of the Bank of the Valley, in Virginia, IN
Guiding its Offices of Discount and DeposIte'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28

W The Virginia Regiment on the oath April
we're at Monlerey--but expected in a few days to
leave for CeFralso, where they were be station
ed So writes az officer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28

THE ELECTIONS IN l847.-Thc next general
lections take place in August, and so on as fol-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28

u The Portraits OF the President and the Sc
crc;ary of the Navy, are being taken by SulIy,
who has been employed for this purpose by two
of the Societies attached to the University at
Chapel Ill., in North Carolina. The portraits
are to be displayed at that place when the origi
mails visit it, the latter part of this month.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28

u The majority for Thompson, (dcmJ in the
Kanawha district, is ascertained to be upwards of
45o-showing a Democratic gain of more than
400 since the Presidential election in 1874
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28

IMPORTANT DEcIsloS.-In case brought before
the Supreme Court of the State, now in session
in New York city, unanimous decision was
given that iuries in criminal cases are Judges of
the fact alone and not judges of the lar and fact,
as has hitherto been uniformly held.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28

IMPoRTANcE OF VOTING The Democrats in
Virginia elected members of Congress. and the
Wings 3-as follows:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28

GEN. TAYLoR.-Whilsto one portion ofthe Wing
press are SO wrapt up in Gen. Taylor, as to regard
the slightest dissent from any of his acts, as
saut upon him; an,ther portion of the press Of
the same harmonious party, denounce him inthe
coarsest language. The Boston Wing, speak
ing of his nomination lorthe Presidency, says:
"a SETTLED MATTBR.-A nan whose trade
has been war-hunting runaway slaves amid the
everglades of Florida, and butchering the poor
SeminoIes because they harbored the tugitives-
and waging the slave-drivers' war upon the PoOf'
starving Mexicans-doingi it all, admit in OBJ
diencc TO orders-doing itaby but still vountarIlF
and none the less internal because legal-such
a man must never be President by the votes OF the
free States"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28

IL The following observation upon the " rank
and file will awaken an echo in many bosoms:
TIE RANK AND FILE.
With what pride must every American review
the conduct and bearing Of the rank and tile OF
our army in battle. they go 10 work, with heart
and soul in the cause, and each private works
for and eXults i'll the glory of our arms as if he
were the commander chief and the responsi
bi!ity ofthe action rested upon his shoulders. In
the late tight this feeling INDUCED in 10 an
unusual degree, and the manner in which they
stormed and carried the principal height-oPposed
as they were by men apparently as determined as
themselves deserves the thanks and gratitude Of
the American nation. 1t is said that the strength
of our army lies in the fact that every man is
hero, and every one capable OF being a command
err. This is true; they all heroes. because
they are all actuated by the same Proud feeling
that of seeing their-arms victorious or freely shed.
ding their blood in the attempt. The rank and
file. as we said before, deserves the gratitude OF
the nation, and we would iain see them mentioned
among the more fortunate o! the army.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28

To JAS. W. BrLLrn. FL. sp: jefferson:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-05
From McNIcO.

The New Orleans Pcayune OF the 27ih ul, contains an
Ab'raetoi intelligence, contained in Mexican papers late
ly received. We copy all the items OF interest:
1.-The papers speek freely Of late aborye conspney IN
New Mexico. They counted upon risng upon our tr5op.
with SIX thousand men and annihiaung them They at
tribute the discovery OF the conspiracy and the arrest OF
the principals engaged IN it TO Vigil Aiard TO ards whom
they show mercy. They complain loudly OF IN,
successes oi he Yankees they call Vs. and hope 10
succeed better IN their conspiracy. 1t one could
trust Mexican accounts they would make the situation Of
New Mexico critical
"a messenger had been despatched from ri Paso
Santa Re for artillery aud einiocemcnts behaved ms
uus carried hs despatch Chihuahua and gave them
% the Government They know tina, lhcr cipila i,
threatened and their sole hope OF safety tho ARRIVAL Of
aid from the South. On the 3Oh Of January the r,n-
iOcements on their march from the South Tor the defence
OF Chihuahnn hsd not reached that cry There we've
there seven hundred regular troops hundred armed
cguntrymen and four hundred more expected from The
vicinity. They had, too, thirteen pieces of sriIiefy-
Tour FOUNDERS and SKIES Yet ths force considered
totally inadequate 10 the defence Of the town.
durango Is still ravnged by the Indians The details
are without interest," but show amenabe stae Of siI,r
by the way the Indians Of New Mexico are said to he A.
disgusied with "ihe Yankees" as the MeNcans Them
selves"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-05
ur. PoIk and Santa Ann.

In his last Annual Message President concludes bi
lame and ridiculous sitompt vndcae the wisdom Of bs
order the commander OF Tho Gulf squadron 10 permit
Santa Anna and his suite land Vera Cruz in this half
e1uunR, halt prophetic language
Il remains to be whether HE Ietora may NOT vet
provo favorable to pacific adjustment OF the existing
difficulties. "
Well--thc revelation is now before us The battle of
BUena VISA which gallant iulo army az IT by mi
Tscle-or such. when the disparity numbers " consider
ed II may well be regardcdsucccodsd defeating the
enemy led TO the assault by the General whom, Mr.
Pok, with his comment ability" placed their head re-.
all dOub,. whch have been entertained a.
iato December last by Mr. Polk Of the racui. purp1-
Of the McIcan Dictator. The solution Of the E4ecu
doub, has been a bloody one indced-lno which, 30
ho s,oolod soireproach. make him sbudder
when 10 solitude no reflects upon tho consequences of Oh OF
ac' however lac may be orgetu Of them when surround
cd by the naerors who. told hasencd 10 the White
House. he reception Of The news Of TiyreR'- vr,r.
60 congratulate upon result which he had no agency
IN produong-nnd Of TO dwell with caur,or.ike
eafncsness upon tho " eminent ability" which Or had
displayed In "coEuucTISs" the war!
II longer "rcmains be seen" shelor Santa Anna's
return tn Mexico was calculated to stop the cnasin n
blood. II scarcely bo doubted that hs alone of 40 tie
public Of Mexico, could have collected and under ~
many disheaonuR circumstance have ktgt together for
~ many months, the immense army which recently
threatened the annhsuou OF the handful Of mon Left with
Con Taylor and the consequent conquest which would
havo inevitably succeeded that catastrophe of the entire
county between the RIO Grande AND safllo Nothing
has saved a. from Ibis humiauug disaster but the fkl
and determination Of gnian, General who h. yet smart
ing under The Calling cbukes Of ihe Administration and the
dspssgng assaufs Of be- leading friends and the heroic
6mnoss d the e band who, inspired by hs nd1mtablc
energy have enacted prodgies Of yoor, unparalleled In
fho annals Of war
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-05

~ ACT asiigr,-. Ss,ssaaf Of re ON Of Rs,ss q,
t~aa F" hms H'H Eer'H q ooHsodssg far Ci, ~ fa,
t'' 'e1s' Of he Of Real Prope,y y u ~ s-
l' Of h' '0Ho' of a. 'i"a hr' tHSay and ,.,
b. eaaet'd 10y ne CensraI Assembly That II hl rI
Tor ,he Council d ihc Cny Of Richmond scum, m
TIE Jamr' River K.nawHa Company IN a bond m pefy a,
T. eieed tts ~ 100000 dolars under ID. sri 81 f
"'Ha Assembly pls~ed the hn Of march I-4s eneI an 7,t
70 F'oVle l"f Zoe completion n s lios River Kanawha a.
nal itom tide water Richmond Town II Huslanp nod
't "it' pu'p"'e md That ~ surely cry conn
a. shat D." required the bond under Authority Of t. ef
Provided however that The s'id be- gwen uns
"a o z'd bv the nsjoty o. the owner. ~ s Ft,
"dbn ha 'ad city to be- in the manner
rrescrbcd.
Re fusr enacted si, BE- the duty ofthe the
cWm kehd On me day ofhs OF members ofbe Couosf
$40 10y, IN Ap nest ana a. Tie pieces appointed hodns
-1eh heeons 10 The -'vea Wards 81 the said city oren poll.
10 one column Of which sn'erd the names Or Al be- I
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authority md CO. loa.sI ID, tss1u. s.,,,y a.. If -
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Tn- A. saai be in force Gon tie passing thereof
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VI ~ Annual Meeting Of me v,gaa Bible -, e,y viii b.,
Team a. iau 'feh on ~ EsDAY E,sunr 20, ri instant
Of - oc'tk several ting Addf.ss may be- sro.stI
ih' fah"e generally arc invited 10 attend ap5
" The Annual Meeting Of the Va Tract Society will
''' .' N'"i'-uaF evening ucNf, lH instant. vi
Baptist Church Interesting addresses may be- erpcct.d
and he trends 81 The cause respectfully invited 90 d.
'end a. bunness ct VIAL interest will be yisspnted fol
consideration
Services TO commence At - o'clock. ap5-3t
BUILDING LOTS, on CHURCH MIL.
At AUCTION
We nsk attention to our suc of Building Lots "a rtYtsh
iI'In the ncigborhyud Of Gaihfphrs Factory and ~
NJ Lot 600 Church IlI, ust without the corporation Inc nj
~ O'Clock this evening
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Books missing from thc state Library
'hh 12d volume ucioyo) u Tho Annual Register f1r fs
year 1880, and Toe goth volume yquaroJ Of Rce Cy.
copeda-the lntof ,a cali binding suitable re-
yard will be paid Tar the delivery Of those books.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-05

az ny The renewal Of former arrangement between she
editors Of s the daily papers this City, which, IN these
cscbng times had gradually grown into dsu-e, the papers
~ Moadsy morning hereafter be printed sstur
day night 10 order that the SsbbsIh be day Of
those employed tho Offices. Hereafter shoud
81 importance be received by the mails Of sunday,
shall publish on Estra sbos, o. early Monday morning
practicable. Tor srasuious distribution 10 subscribers
and hope be always able to issue them enough
g. reach county subscribers the Daily paper by the mails
that leave The City on ihsl morning.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-05

The Philadelphia u. = Gazette, after some Justly Sc
we're structures on the abornve efforts made by us-
rous opponents" OF. Cen Taylor to sacrifice him. says
The public Voice, the cnthusa admiration OF the pcc.
pie to lead the expectation tina, the civil
Ike qualities Of Taylor, 10 he od openly as have
been ms military talents and those who would have dap-
pointed the public voice. and have crushed the hero II Pao
Alto, Reaca de IA Palma, and Monterey will have 1t is
now likely. TO make room for the Hero Of Busna Tisfa-
uUI prospect good prospect indeed OF the PEr.i-
rENoT. from the plains oonsccrated by his skill and vaor
aud the blood and'es Of the officers and men under his
command.
at appears now as It ZAcHkEy TAYLOR would he the
candidate OF the great AnrPolk party the Presidency
he enters upon that campaign he be triumphant TO,
TAYLOR NEVER SURRENDERS"