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liberty.
ANT 10Y. The Seat of Government shall be and
remain at Baton Rouge, and shall not be removed
without the consent OF three-fourths of both houses
of the General Assembly.
ART. los. The State shall not subscribe fer the
stock of, make loan to- nor pledge its faith for
the benefit of any corporation or joint stock COM
pany, created or established for banking purp SEES
for other purposes than those described in the
following article:
ART 100. The Legislature shall have powe. to
grant aid to companies associations OF indvd ais
formed for the exclusive purpose of making WORK OF
internal improvement, wholly or partially within the
State to the extent only of one-ifth OF the capita OF
such companies, by subscription OF stock, or oa OF
money or public bonds but any aid thus gran Cd
shall be paid to the company only in the rr>-
portion the remainder of the capital shall be ac
ally paid in by the stockholders of the company; I'd
in case of loan such adequate security shall be
CURED as to the Legislature may seem proper. y Z
corporation individual association receiving H.
aid of the State as herein provided, shall poss,
banking or dlscountng privileges.
ART. ITO. No liability shall be contracted by II,
State as above mentioned, unless the same be al
thorized by some law for some single object WORK
to be distinctly specified therein, which shall b
passed by majority of the members elected to boa
houses OF the General Assembly; and the aggregat-
amount OF debts and liabilities incurred under TIL
and the preceding article, shall never any tim,
exceed the sum of eight millions of dollars.
ART Ill, Whenever the Legislature shall con
\tracta debt exceeding in amount the of hun
&red thousand dollars, unless in Of war; to
repsl invasion or suppress nsurrection, they shall
in Me law creating the debt provide adequate ways
and means for the payment Of the current interest
and OF the principal when the same shall become due
AndN.he said law shall be irrepeaable until princ
pal andNnterest are fully paid and discharged, or
unless the repeating law contain some other ade-
quate provision for the payment of the principal and
interest OF She debt.
ART 1l2A The Legislature shall provide by law
for change N venue in civil and criminal cases.
ART. ll3 No lottery shall be authorized by this
State, and the buyng selling of lottery tickets
within the StateSs p-''"'H''-i
ART ia. No 1ivorce shall be granted by the
Legislature.
Arr lis Evsryk~ =" Legislator.
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ART. 142. The Constitution adopted in eighteen
undred and forty-6ve is declared to be superseded
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ID LEAK HOUSE, by Dickens. Parts.
I'D London Labor and the London Poor; part 19.
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rCufuaIy ~, loOZ
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IL Telegraph, by Alexander Jones.
Scenes and Thoughts in Europe, by George Il.
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The Laws of Life, with Special Reference to the
Physical Education Of Girls, by Elizabeth Black
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WAsHINGToN, January 26, 1882
Messrs LITTLE & BRowN-- Gentlemen: by your
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~ by Captain johnson, Royal Navy. l vol.

ON THE DEvIATIoNs OF THE COMPASS,
-. by Captain johnson, Royal Navy. VOL.
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Burns's Naval and Military Technical Dctona.
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Rawsons Screw Propeller. 1 vol.
campbes British xd,i AamLas Ms s Naval
Smith, 2 vos; Barrow's Life of Sir Sydney Smith,
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Campbcll's Naval History, s vols; Life of Admi
raj saunnarez by Sir John Rose, vols; Brenton's
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on Sunday, June q, 1852. --.a-----
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rTNHE MEN OF THE TIME, or Sketches of Liv-
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF PRovIsIoss AND CLOTHING,
August 20, 1852.
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed proposals for
> Beef" and proposals for Pork as the case
may be, will be received at this office until II
O'Clock m. on Monday, the Goth day OF Septem
Der next for furnishing and delivering free of all
cost and riak to the United States
Five thousand barrels of navy beef, and four
thousand barrels of navy pork:
Each barrel to contain not less than two hundred
pounds net weight of beef or pork; no excess OF
weight in either article will be paid for. To be
delivered at the respective navy yards as follows:
Barrels Beef. Barrels Pork.
At Charlestown, Mass. Il 200. ...... ,OOJ
Al brooklyn, N. Y......2 600. ......... 1900
AT Gosport, Va.........l 200. ........ Il ,00O
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L LECTURES ON HISTOLOGY, delivered at the
IL Royal College of Surgeons of England in
lS50-5i.
Elementary Tissues of Plants and Animals, by
John Quekett, illustrated by SO wood cuts.
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IS barrels Of pork
l25 barrels Of ircsh super6ne flour
= 55 bushels of new white field beans
S76 pounds of good hard soap
1928 pounds of good hard tallow candles
Ia bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
22O gallons of good cider vinegar.
at Fort .MUiin, Pennsylvania.
IS barrels of pork
l25 barrels of fresh superfine flour
90 bushels of new white field beans
S76 pounds of good hard soap
1913 pounds of good hard tallow candles
IL bushels of good clean dry fine salt
800 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
.at Fort Hamilton, MARQUIS, .Nso York Ha-
Dor.
IS barrels of pork
l25 barrels of fresh superfine flour
SIS bushels of new white field beans
S76 pounds of good hard soap
1923 pounds of good hard allow candles
Ii bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
800 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
AT Fort Columbus, Governors Island, .Ne,o
York Harbor.
IS barrels of pork
1875 barrels of fresh superfine flour
SIS bushels Of new white field beans
SIG pounds OF good hard soap
1923 pounds of good hard talow candles
Ii bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
800 gallons of good cider vinegar.
At Fort Ontario, Os,oego, NsW York.
SIS barrels of pork ..
1875 barrels of fresh superfne flour
IS bushels of new white field beans
S76 pounds of good hard soap
1928 pounds of good hard tallow candles
IA bushels of good clean dry fine salt
900 gallons of good cider vinegar.
One-half on lst June, 1853; remainder in all Oc-
tober, 1853. ..
AT Fort Niagara, Ns,o York.
IS barrels of pork
1875 barrels of fresh superfne -four
IS bushels of new white field beans
S76 pounds of good hard soap
1928 pounds OF good hard tallow candles
Ii bushels of good clean dry fine salt
22O gallons of good cider vinegar.
One half on the LIST June, 1858; remainder in all
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-CLOGhS
NCRRCUAAR.


Z u future, INSURANCE will he effected ca he lives
J lot Slaves. UtGer the following rnless--
Isl. Three-t5uy,hs the aetua! cash value will be-
ad.g There wili4ie inserted breach policy a rom
citon that no o3her Insurance be made en the "a
life.
ia. policy tna4 be transferred TO another Marty
in this State, ion Y Shareholder - another STATE,
wihoal first o5afGtng The consent of TIE Comp1pE.
Alb slave dying without the State, is siiil
covered hy tie policy
5th The prenium stated II thefrst INSTANCE IN
the policy Is lle same irrespective a age toI The
whole term ol hre wears.
9th The PREMIUM ior sad Term Of Eve years 10
be paid 4NxuMtY 4Gt tile policy thqs renewed ir-
respective 81 Tue health Of he slaves rhe time q
such renewal.
tab Referee kleiseFs, demanded in ordinary eksss,
inelltet3ng in Insurance, viii be dispensed VITA
in eases q insurance on the lives OF Slaves
sth Satisfactory and REAsoNABbE proof 81 age
viii be sufficient to have that fact endorsed III The
policy: andproof thereof alter death dispensed with
OH In case pc tideienee as to the actual casH
vALrE of Slave ii may be determined By reference
totwo persons ito de mutua}lY chosen BY the owner
and The agent ut lie Company.
i0.h Pafti8s insuring on the lives Of Slaves,
can at The endot any year, discontinue The palicgt
ifthey wish ID to So,
lib. The annnal expenses Of such Insurance
VIII depend upan ihe agepf 'he slave q his is1'
For Instance, on $500. Annual Premium tor ne
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dz<@nzz5I

from tber, 1s 49, sg5a 9.'te yoa expect
respective 49,. ele discharge of their
thetn 81 scol,ip-, II ssr s$ase yesrsslt 81
/ to reaier tba.,t 27; 1'S ~ esaeg effect t.sa
rent slmari5b 49,. y so and irrertiz
ppit,v,ta y W 2 e&ln arnucss:
tha~, 49,, IF e43h iaYfa! bg BE peFussf IF
81 =. $3.50 @AFeh iastFrc. VI l. tller aas.ss
ti.ss = e Ii4aeR q Jour lime to rav5..s
-, 5ee isR WAIST Qsay b asefal Fl f6.!
p9ovai ss ....s - tSiag higher tspe IS oer
tbe fsste e'. ..i ost they tend TO yit.ats
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MISCELLANY.
EAIIisR'S ADVICE 70 HIS ONLY
DUG zETEE.

WRITTEN Ins-eDfA .rElY AFTER HER ulRnlAer..
from the pen of the ate 'Bithop Madison Of wiz
gihja t9his daughter resiJirg III Richmond
Ny Dash You have just entered iuto
that which is replete With happiness orl
misery Tile issue depends upon that rru,=
dent, aniialle, aniform conduct, which Wis
dom and virtue SO strongly 1ecommend, on
the one hand, OF sn.al t is pkudence which
a want of reaedtien or, passion may prompt,
on the other
You are allied TO man Of honor, Of tat
ents, and of an. open, generous disposition,
~ on have, therefore, in your power, all the
/e6sentialsiugredients Of domestic happiness
At cannot be mafred If youlnow reflect upon
that system pf conduct vhichyou ought in
Yariahlg tnsnnrsue-if you lrow see CLEARLY
ts.rliutiysa Ipsfity3 unfess we see p"rore rard.
what il a3flrs .ld most praisewoftby, and
the most essential to happiness.
The frat lbaxtm which you should impress
deeply upon your mind is never to attempt
toaoutrUF Your husband by opposition, by
displeas1(le. or any other mark Of anger A
man Of sense. Of prudence, o. warm feelings.
capdot aid will not. bear an opposition of
49,. ~, vrrass;sn TIA cnrrept Of bis af.
fectiot< Is aideuly stopped his attachment
il weakened; be begins to feel a mdftiAea,
tiou. tho most pt.ngeut ; he isbeltttled even
ID Lily owu eyes and BE- assured, \ the wife
who pGcc c&eites those sentiments IN the.
breast cf husband VIII never regain tic
high gran0d which She might and ought 10
have retained VI len le inaFries her,it he
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No. . normft tltan 10. be 4 subject of dis.
tl 49,, ~ ,,Ie,sro ;rfi s,ria
r. .sf a:t;s,, A. ,ssn-55.tlat nra 3.tq:,-anoo
.o,,.-a;.,h. tfor aIr tbarsard ~ TIT alan.
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I 49,. = n H. ,,,s7 stm3;oSIv
iaais' NY 5e,,o, ,r5rl,1i,:Jt
+ l. sss4..,;ttoJ IL crtcr = Lab;tgtion
~ III III e..,' 80; co,,f;
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pe''s ~ 80, 80 -, I Io.,+.so,, a. bar
S&g !" NoH1-sH III. H.
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e So, ,,;.,ass cEonra,trJ
~ P,4st'e .5 +ii,, ,,4t.1s mn ,n3
a;i,. .tn;,+.s mn ,,tters tEan, Il r,i5
9T;s i. s III l,,s5,4n3 esn iii rataine4 onlv
ii. nv I;-t, s.iSl;oe ,-fFsl, f.r enIar.a;rs II
III vyiss @r.4r1ss. If Te5rt If her arniablg
a;sr,.it;os n tbe swseFnFss III sLer.teD1psr
/ Of Ger prudence. aud Of her DEVOTION to tsan
4 To.,stb;6ss ,ir,a.auy occasion. ever Iess0a
/ tfot ofip;s5. on tie contrary It sLoaEl
anrt,5nt eEerv day BID should haze mscd
more reason to admire ber. for tllosa4 excel
Int onaljtits. Which will cast a Iastrs over a
yirta5us 3olaan, when her persoaal a.trac-
t;anE. ~ !, mere
\ us r5.,q. l,i.sband -staid out LONGER than
~ sx1estsIg. When he returns receive
lin al the partner Of your tcart. has he
disappointed yoa ia something you expected,
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For Instance 81 $500. Animal Premium far Ne


And FOR other ages not ennnle fated u pFopoFtion
A policy led OF 81 25 i payable in the first in
stance only-Rot demanded afterwards.
Thus "A slave aged 80 years can be insured
far e5ao Iosher sums larger or smaller, pro rata
m ! wear. for 50; and if he dies the owner, al
though deprived ofthe revenue OF his labor, by 50
dTsinary casualty win still not be unreeompensed
far lis loss; for there viii still remain 10 him
not his Save4-hul The $500 which constituted his
rsvpnne the death Of the Stare would have de-
nrired him of if insured.
For any further Information desired, please an
lii 10 B. w. HERBERT, Agent
February 10, ls52-6m,
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EardWare EseceiveeI East yVeell.
. OrNaERs7 Pen Kaigts. Side BeHs ii

u OT4GERs' Pen Eaises Slide BeHsIs;
IL Timing Gauges Flies assorted !;
EHtra Catches far Carpenter LaeSs;
Might Latchss. Saw Sels Horse Cards;
FIhhtts Axes with HelreS;
BIZ Cufae Mills. Horss Brushes;
Ir1n Lamps. Tape Lines Screws assorted
Cast Steel Manuel Forks Tea Tfavs;
Saaar Steel, SashEasleneTs &c. which makes
our assortment Of Hardware almost CON pleie.-
Give I'LL a call you want ANYTHING incur line and
Won Will be sure 70 suited both in quality and
price 7. RAWLiNS 81 SON.
Marrh 4, 1861
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3 s Retail Clothing Store.
WALTEE & EBRO.
Ilfacturers s. Dealers,

bah street, LarP4rSESffy. lhrgiat4,
- the attention of dix lrade I@ fhefr exief-
hcg~of READY-8ftDE NOTHING
and lh'Dress. overtsack. La Polka Gears.
PsPanis, Vests Dfawets, Shirts Gloves Sus-
Boots Shoes, Hats Gaps Trunks, and
les Belonging 70 geaifemens ware, ofeyeFy
g, # materials il use pE Foreign and nanes-
aaiaetarers made ur in The best >tvIefand
Enost approved Fashions, and whichlhey of
~ prices and upon terms as accommodating as
4hy establishment III the UAl0n.
r. Walter s. Bro hays fet long time supplied
Jefferson and surrounding Fbuaties 70 a great ex-
tent and Merchants from lisis section OF country
will consult their interest MI an examination Of
>their stock. II. WALTER & BRO.
uaEpers-Fery, Oetoner 2. 1851.
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POE I1.R U
Z -
STARTING ERt,.5 $500,

OH Hesrs 1es. ssr,.
Canst bssr ~ s.,fs 7, n Thy drearv nafs
Pu, foht bes.ar, .se sTaa e te dsaiblike sleep,
And cease III bs Ing SO o'F1us g ios agsia.
Aroma j 6, - apps g pine and weepl
The eeaa'a he s glery Ga LES vide page,
The saer4sfliest 49, ~ 81. ,1yeth sill
The strensA 81 80 as.,a re brow Of age,
Ea,,b nj ys'+.sl hand and earnest Will
c4sst ihoa ~ = Is, :, 6 ,af.rrigh and brad
Hast foa T. s;ti :. s., IS sorialts toii bear pari7
No dew 81 H. 80 IS. 3 rs 81 improved for God;
MI u osssf human heart?
OK CTR tead Isne AM ..' laast iFssf tayaS
aa-1.47 "A Na4t teP charne3-Apori
sh9fe f3fy z. AZ -ra2-stss rg5sa,
Shall nottHe harvest smile with galtcn rraia7
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FgyHn UNDERSIGNED has alwavs On hand ExTRA
L PaotsR. No: /, Tor sale and IN exchange for
eeoa artsele Of Wheat The above Flour IS kept
on hard ID Caariessown, by John n " OOPS . ~ 20.
ana EbyI & SON; and By different merchants at
HaFpers-Fefry.
WING
Ihave also my Saw Mil in good repair, and oiiis
will be furnished al the shortest notice s
MARTIN EfCHELBERGER.
Yl.,rs. Ssnr;rsr Mill NIar Q $50 IT
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70 CooDers and Others.

TUE uhde4Sigasd tate thistaethod q iaiorming
1 C0apirS Aid persons In want q Shingles and
Slaves t'ft fhey have on hant at this tjme one
Hundred Il 1Rsand Shingles and Cooper Sipf which
they wil a@ptse of iaw Tor cash oroma slbttcfetlt
They inEenAtQ Keep constantly laIge3apPly If
eaa4and pff3puS in want Will lad It NJ tlsst adFaa-
tase III pufchdse of tE~Fa, ~
Fhey h4 ve machine for Manufacturing the
above HES which is applica'Ie4o strdm water
or horse P4wef aud is capable Of makiHg from $500
70 1920 SJiagIes a Eiaves in two h9crs by horse
power y
Tbev otnthe right of this County ard are desi-,
r6o> otdishoSins OF seNeral iocaIourghts. Letters
addressed II them al Aliddeway.J Jefferson County
Va. will lie promptly answered
4 ssmpe ofihe Stages and shingles can be seen
al The Ereh Press O}ice.
saAULL s BURwELL..
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eli,n.ttG1 teslpIeNT.

re lab list On Monday wee4 about
p. 81, MGi.e lie @ofameu esppl6is5 In Te-.
.bafldiraftl.c i7iIss IS the SeageaEd andsR
ap6l,e1 ..a.l I. sad .across. Chs Roanoke River
IL }1e3Iou Rsrs eaeasaa inIraising a>span,
If raye gay ana feit, pTeelp5shting some Scr
f0 persons .abont s. feet, mining lie whsle
IF thefa--soa6, To sefer, wsis killed, but it
il feared soas of them cannot survive their
injuries; and while the exp PRESS mail train
going soutA-trc1s II eltlon passed l2eldsbdro,
TIE horses attached to the Newbern Stage
took friebt and ran of, breaking The drivers
back ana tue leg Of the contractor, Dir.
CoIbort,l and injuring all the passengers
Ilone or less Richmond Ehqieafers
Wkv Is a Neg York omnibus like the
heart Of 8 firt Because there IS sl1pys
ram for one more to be "a ken lns.1s ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18
Notice.

MY accents are now all ready fgr settlement.
WI Pers9ns knewifg themselves indeoea or
havihg SccoWgis against me will confer great
favor u calling al the store a the Market House,
and settling up no matter how small the amount.
am desiroa OF settling every account on my hooks
There are also seme accounts apd notes due the
firm oil I. G. Rawlins s. Co that mast be taken an
or they will be transferred for collection forthwith
Febrsary 5, 1852. T. RAWLINS.
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KnEEER.

T1FIE No-ParlneTship hetetoforc existing he
a ta.eaF The subscribers under the iifin Of Zim-
norman ISL Co, was tauua!S dissolved the l5th
day OF Q4lo5er. 1851
GEO. IT, 81. ZI1sfER MAN. +
WITH l. 5. EICAELBERQ ER.
1FebTaaB s. 1862.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18
ATRARE FINANCED

DEINfS DESTROYS to remove from this STATE,
very accommodating teFms--to any person DESTROYS
Of entering into the Mercantile Business. A great
bargain will be given,--ihe Stand IS good enc and
has fne run OF Custom al this time; for further
particular apply at THIS orricE.
January IL 1870