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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-08-13
STAUNTON SPECTATOR.
TERMS.

sz- 1ae"SPE TAT orr is published once
weak, atItoo Dollars year, If paid !" Gara''ee !"
Too Dollars and Fifty Cents If delayed osy0"" "'
expiration ofths gear No subscriPtiO" '' 0e
cd for less time than sir months, and no
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~ntI all arrearGges are paid ,
ny All Communications to the Editors og ma"
,usst be postpaid, or hey ,on not be attended to-
@,-ADVERTTsEOlENTSe Of thirteen lines (o'
inserted three times for one dollar, and t,oeny
sve cents for each subsequent continuance. Large'
advertisements in the same proportion d liberal d's
,ont made tc advertisers by the gear, the Advertiser 6e
ine confined to the particular line Of his business
JHen the number of times advertisement as 10 oe a"
,sr.ed is not marked on the copy ii 'oI be continued vi"
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coNsryTujTON OF VIRGINIA,

Whereas. the Delegates and Representatives oil
ahe good people ST Vrgiuil.';n Convention assem-
bled, IN the twenty ninth day OF June, IN the year
four Lord one Thousand seven hundred and sew
eutysix: recilng ard declaring, That whereas,
;teorge the Third, King Of Great Britain and Ire
land, aud Electur 81 Hsuover, before that time en-
trusted with the exercise q the kingly office in The
government of Virginia, had endeayOred to pervert
the same into deIestabe and iasupPorable ,yrap-
ny, BY putting his uesalive OR a@s the most whole
same and necessary Tor the psblie good by deny
lag his governnrs permission to pass laws OF Imme-
diare aud pressing Importance, unless suspended IN
their operation for his assent, and when so suspend
81 neg Getting to attend to them for many gears by
refusing to pass certain other laws, unless the per
SUES to be benefited by them would FenqnlsN ale
inestiuase right representation in the Legislature
by aissnSing legislative assemblies repeatedly and
e,nlisually. for opposing with manly frmness hi'
inyasi,ns Of the rights of the people when dissov
ed, by refusing 10 call Others for long space o.
time. thereby leaving the polticsl system without
any lNgsadrs head sy eHdearn:ing 10 prevent ls'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-08-13

81. The General Assembly shall not contrae
loans or cause to be issued certificates of debt
bonds of the State, irredesmabs for a psriee
greater than thirty-four years.
General Prorisions
80. The General Assembly shall not grant .
charter Of incorporation to any church or reli'
gious denomination, but. may secure the title "a
church property TO an extent to be limited by
law.
SO. No lottery shall hereafter be authorised by
law, and the buying, selling or transferring oil
tickets or chances in any lottery not now author
ized by law of this State, shall be prohibited.
81. No new county shall be formed with an
area less than six hundred square miles; nor
shall the county or counties from which it is
county, having white population less than five
such populations nor shall a county having a
larger white population be reduced below four
thousand. But any county, the length Of which
is three times its mean breadth, or which ex-
ceeds ieiy miles in ieRgth, may be divided at
the discretion Of the General Assembly. In all
general elections the voters in any county, not
entitled 10 separate representation, shall vote in
the same election district.
IS. The General Assembly shall confer on
the courts the power TO grant divorces change
the names Of persons, and direct the sale OF
estates belonging TO infants and other persons
under legal disabilities, but shall not, by special
Legislation, grant relief in such cases, or in any
other case of which the courts or other tribunals
may have jurisdiction.
SO. The General Assembly shall provide for
the periodical registration in the several counties
cities and towns, of the voters of the Common
wealth; and for the annual registration OF The
births, marriages and deaths in the white popula-
ion, and Of the births & deaths in the coored pop
ulation of the same, Distinguishing between the
numbers of free coloured persons and slaves.
81. The General Assembly, at intervals of
FIVE years from the dates of the returns OF the
census of the United States, shall cause TO be
taken census and such statistics of this State
as may be prescribed by law; which census and
statistics shall be returned 10 the Secretary OF
the Commonwealth, who shall compare and cor
rect the returns and report the same to the Gen.
eral Assembly.
3s. The manner Of conducting and making
returns of elections, of determining contested
elections, and of filling vacancies in office, in
cases not specially provided for by this Constl.
sttution, shall be prescribed by law; but special
elections to fill vacancies in the office Of Judge
of any court shall be for full term. And the
General Assembly may declare the cases in
which any Office shall be deemed vacant, when
NO provision is made for that purpose in this
Constitution.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-08-13

AS ADOPTED BY THE
Reform Convention of 1sSO-'5f.
10 BE ACTED UPON BY THE PEOPLE,
ON the Ath Thursday in october, 1891
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6. For each circuit, Judge shall be elected BY
term Of eight years, unless sooner removed in ths
at the time Of his election be at least thirty yean Of
side in the circuit Of which he is Judge
Z. A Circuit Court shall be held at leait twics
year by the Judge of each circuit, In every
county and corporation thereof, wherein Circuit
Court is row OF may hereafter be essa6lised.--
Bot the Judge in the same district may Be require
cd or authorised TO hold the courts Of their re-
suec,ive circuits alternately. and Judgs Of ons
oireui, 70 hold court in any other cireuit.
Diarist Courts.
q. A District Court shall bs held, At least once
ysaf, in every district, " ths Jsdges Of the cir:
ftdits eeHsHWxHe Tie ssstisn, and the Judge OF
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LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.

/. The Legislature shall be formed of two dis
tinct branches, which together shall be a complete
Legislature, and shall be called the General Assem-
bly OF Virginia.
2 One OF these shall be called the House Of
Delegates, and shall consist Of one hundred and fit
ty.two members, to be chosen biennally for and by
the several counties, cities aud towns OF the Com
mouwealth, AMI distributed and apponioned as fol-
lowS
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

spoons Thomas Mcclure; 6fth, gold pencil snd pen,
Csptan Waters; sixth silver goblet Lieut. Connolly
seventh, . silver cup Thomas Mccormick eighth, gold
pencil Michael Kane; pinth gold ring John Achsnns;
william Ireland; twelfth, the target, p Y O'Conneu.
The Thirteenth Ward Pesrsau Association, scoompa-
MED by Changers Cornet Band
The New York Sun Guards, Captain Lyon paraaed
Saturday last for target practice, accompanied BY
Sheltons Band. They made Q very fne appearance
and numbered twenty five muskets.
CoRRKcroN.-Amorg the military companies that pa
raded ON Monday last, the Wilson Guards, Captain
J. slowey composed Of members Of Engine Company No
Is and accompanied by Shslton's Band They went to
Mott Haven The prizes consisted Of cordeon silver
goblet two silver cups The Life Of Napoleon Are caps
. wreath, and gold watch key, and awarded to
Mssms. Howef, Stewart. Ovsrton, Moreums, Clemens
Mari Perrine, and Day. They numbered atty muskets
STATISTICS or THE Cry PRsoN.-we are indebted to
Mr.. George =. Goodman the Clerk Of the City Prison
for the following statistics for the past month
White White Black Black
faen. p0mer men tcower. Total
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Marine Affairs.

s1r,M pErwrrS GRH.r BsusIS, NEwFouSDLASD, ASp
IHE USirED sr.rrs.-The st. John "a. Royal Ca
s,f,e contains advertisement Offering 1000. to be
paid y.sry three to any person persons who
viii monthly for hine months In each year, steamer
between Great Britain St John, IN and the United
s,at.s the smount TO be paid completion Of the
srvice stesmer she must not b. less than 100
horse power and " paddle steamer not less than 80
The duty coal taken in at St Jthn, IN. FL and
used board such will be femtte1 satis-
factory proof Application to be made TO the Colonial
Secretary Of Newfoundland.
L,uScHtr--At Frsnkfoit Oct. 25th by Messrs q. J
Durham. superior chip OF q beautiful model Of sbou
go tons burtben 20 be called the Eastern State built
live osk and Georgia pine snd extra copper fastened sh
built for Mesers Brett vose 4 Co New York, and
james Arey Son Of Frankfort and TO be commanded
by Captain Y. q. Kilborn
At Dsmsriscotta 25th. by Messrs. Metcah h Norris
ship Of about 25 tons 18th BY Messrs stetson Son,
q ship OF 2p2 tons, both superior vessels
At Goose River. Camden, Oct 25 by Master John
Paschel a splendid chip Of about 200 tons, called the
Kaishdn For materials beauty, and workmanship she
IL thought By many not TO be excelled By any ship
built on the Pepobscot Owned BY Mesrs Csrieton,
Norwood Co and Captain James stsckpels, and 10 be
commanded by the latter.
AZ Belfast recently, By Mr. j. Merrhew, fine brig Of
$50 tons called the Mary Cousins built By Master
shirley and TO be commanded BY Captain VIM Cousins
Also, by Msssrs j W. Hsvener and Henry Matthew
hne big Of $50 tons 20 be called the Trieste TO be
msnded BY Captain Elishs Lsnpber
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
in default, to the county Jail, till paid,

and committed in Default to the county Jail till paid
The Unicenssd Liquor Trsd. in BroOkiyn--rhs Judge
and Aldermen composing this court, had during last
week conference with the Court Of Sessions upon this
tubject and Judge Greenwood delivered the sentences,
Saturday, upon the principles agreed upon those
by which they would be guided. He said IL was unne-
20 % drsnshap The Court was
determined to carry the Law into effect and stop this un
licensed trade send the parties to jail For this pur
pose they would sentence them each to ninety days in
the county jail that portion of the judgment TO be sus
pended on their discontinung the sale of nquorsand
so long they did discontinue, and no longer With
those Who had pleaded guilty and 50 shown disposition
to submit to the law II would be $40 In those who had
been convicted OF selling before the organization OF the
present Board Of Excise and when, there being no
licenses granted within the city there false notion
abroad that they had all right to sell without II would
be $50 In thoie where the offence had been com
mited since the organization and in Of which the
bad applied for Licenses and been the
fine would be $40 large number or those indicted
Of whom there are, in all, before stated upwards
Of five hundredwere called up and each sentenced as
above according to the respective circumstances Be-
vera did appear when called and the Court in such
did not proceed to the sentence Of mprison
ment, but doubled the fine
Suspended.-In the of Daniel Allen convicted, as
before stated OF assault and battery Samuel Garrison
Esq applied for postponenent to enable him to pro-
duce the book mentioned the trial, (on entry in
which the proof of the alleged abi mainly depended
which he assured the court had been sent for and he
confident would be forthcoming to establish his cl
ens innocence. In reply to the court he said that,
though application to the Governor would be necessary
his client would be spared the stigma of being sentenced
to the State prison and 1t ultimately arranged
that the sentence would remain suspended till next Sa
turday when the court would be specially convened as
one of criminal jurisdiction.
.4cqtuttal Charge Of CountaJetng Henry Bedell,
who held to bail charge OF passing counterfeit
BILL was on Friday last, tried and acquitted.
DEAD Bopv FoyNp-The body of man, whose name
unknown, but who in the habit of aversing
the peghborhood as a pedlar found last Sunday
morning close to the dowanus Creek, near Red Hook
point or means of his death remains In OBJ
security.
ANoTHER-The body Of man. named William Love,
a mschinist by trade, found Sunday in the
of the house No 20 Talman street, near the Fulton
Ferry where it supposed he had fallen during the
night accidentally An inquest was held yesterday and
O verdict in accordance returned.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
Naval InteiItuepee.

DfirH or CsrrsIr J. ID. KsraHr-we regret 10 an
nounce the death Of Captain James Knight, " g. NJ,
While In command OF the sioop Germantown the
flag chip Commodose Lavaette the African station
This event occurred suddenly on the 10th Of
Jolly IN the harbor OF Cape Pamas and his remains
inferred with appropriate honors in the Catholic csme
try at that place Captain knight native OF this
city about 20 years Of age and had been In the naval
service upwards of thirty seven years He esteemed
and respected for bis fine personal qualities and his pro-
fesonai worth and always gained the sttachme
OF those under his command We have had the oppor-
tunity OF perusns letter from Commodore Lsvstte in
which he SPEAKS In the highest terms Of the character
and services Of the lsmented deceased Charleston Mr.
ctiry, OF. 20
The U. 8 soop Of war Marion, from Hong Kons and
Macao, was At Manila on the 18th July
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
Court of Oyer and TermIner.
Chief Justice Edmonds and Aldermen Miller and Dodge

Nov 3-Tbis being the first day Of November term
this court opened but business transacted
MurS,r Trials There three murder the
calendar all Of which II 10 expected will be tried this
term. They ARCTIC Grupfg. q German doctsr for
the murder Of his wife by poisoning her Antoine Lo-
pei for the murder Of Foster policeman q the Fourth
ward and Angelo Squsrzs for the murder Of Alex nder
Rovell In Spruce street.
Charge Of PeJuy-Ths District Attorney said that In
the % the People against James Ferguson charged
with perjury he moved the defendant be called The
defendant then called but did not appear and on
the application Of the District Attorney his
forfeited
The Judge discharged the Grand Jury for the term.
there being bills Of Indictment TO be laid before them
The petit jury drchsrged until Monday next;
the Court however wished them 10 understand that the
nne for attendance s25 dsy and not SIS for
the term He had been obliged 10 impose very heavy
penalties during the last Oyer and Terminer for non
attendance. The court then adjourned to Monday
morning NEXT at 10 o'clock
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

EASTERN VIRGINIA Nowhere has the farming
interest advanced with more rspdity than has Of
late years In the tidewater district OF Virginia IL
was stated by gentleman from Lancaster county,
the other day, that there was annually more than
double the quantity Of wheat now s,wn in his dis
trict than was reaped twenty years ago. Another
large proprietor observed that be had realized up
wards OF fifteen per cent on his investment In land
cultivated In wheat. This change has been brought
about BY the discovery and application OF marl In
exhaussihle in that quarter and the free use Of GU
ano, one fsrmerin Westmoreland, we learn, having
last year applied twenty tons Of that manure with
striking effect in the improvement Of his lands =
Winchesf,r Yugiwian
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
Cour, of General Sessions.

Before Judge Besbe and Aldermen Dodge and smith
Nov 3-The court met 81 II o'clock Monday morn
ing but there not quorum Of 3rand Jurors pre-
n the orgaEEston Of the Grand Inquest deferred
till Wednesday.
Calendar of Csss-The prison list shows the following
which will uire the attention othe during
the present t.rm-Assaut and battery with intent 10
kill s. robbery Z; bigsmy, sodomy. I; burglary, IL;
grand larceny, 20; embezzlement l. receiving stolen
goods indecent exposure Of person l. total S. OF
old there already indicted 1s detained Wit
nesses 4; for bastsrdy L. abandonment, 1-l9. Making
In all old and cases ~.
The court viii meet again en- wednesday NOR ming
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
Court or Comues Pleas.

Decisions by Hon judges Insrahsm and Daily.
Nov. 1-.qdoiPh Hsroi 70. John Srs..-JudgmeAt re-
verssd With costs
Join B,iiingr 70. aaron hn-Appesl dismissed
and order Affirmed, without costs
HiiiiGm Wudsvorth ads. Mafiias r. Wnd-Appesl Dis
missed and order affirmed, With costs.
.7nseins B. Hsnoe and Others rs John Rummns Appeal
dismissed and order Of special term srned with ten
dollars costs.
Leorord Wsirasch ,s. Treder,et FTuuih-Judsment
shrmed, With costs
s. b. Drgpr rs Psg NJ Bsyars-Judsment an,rmed,
With co~ts
Moses Warsv asS o,has rs George d. Barn, Jr-0rder
sppesed from reversed Cost OF appeal ten dollars 10
abide the event Of the suit
Psn Wyck ,s Hlinop p-Judgment affirmed
ohrse.i w. Cssniy Judgment Of special ermsdirmea
with costs
FfeSe,tek " Rewr and ansfher Charles Nsss and
sps,r Order OF special term reversed Cost of appeal
TO deiendsst ten dollars, 10 abide the event.
ais-r-ss- M, rs .Totr Wsrssr g-S oits~s Appeal
6taAped md order Anrpe<, viva YEA asvs<y ss-ss.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

Lsrr IRON Nsss,u--By the British schooner, Annie
Sophia Captain SINS arrived st this port Thursday
from Nassau, New Providence We have received full
hles OF the Rcyoi Gar,ite Bsld-a Hrald and Nsssnt
Gps'den TO the I'd inst From them learn that salt
bad been in demand ct Insgua and ali AZ Mstthsv
Town bad been shipped although there vas cousdsrs-
Bile quantity sresdy raked which had been brought
from the pond - Chniestgn Cotui,r, Or 81
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

OF the number received 800 were nstivs and 1,3i7
foreigners.
THr NV Yoax HosPrAL.-Durng the past month Of
October there hundred and eighty
admitted to the New York Hospital and three hundred
and discharged On the ar instant two hundred
and ninety one remained under treatment about ninety
OF whom suffering from casusltiee Besides these
sixty emigrants Temporarily cared for at the
expense OF the Commissioners Of Emigration