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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17
--"whiIs the sea bears ship,
Or the fidl,ls Indian corn. Y
CONGRESSIONAL BIS FRIcT.

The House of Delegates, yesterday, (says The
Richmond Wing Of the 9th,J male short work Of
The ii for districliag The slaIe. The substitute
offered BIZ Mr.. Garrett was adopted BY a large ma
iariiF -the disgracefh spectacle being presented
or committee voting against bin which it had
Submitted and recommended 10 khe adoption Of the
Houle OF course, HE substitute, understood to
b. prepared By an did party hack, and approved
BY Lacofotp caucu}, is weF thy df its parcnsage
and adoption and is is base a gerrymander as br-
collie sagacify and Spartan hoHeity combined could
devise
If We had ever had any faith in the Locofoco
profession Of regard FIR porplarrishts a bin franz
"a anEisg Iisedly to pteven seafy one-haIf Of the
psopls OF he State from hayipg representative Id
Congress, would have dissipaied RAIL. Here, for
twelve months, these men have been working and
twisting, and colloguihg in ks dut, toirame such
! bill Jas world not only deEtive tie Wings Of 1
lnemJer Of Congress, but gerry lnahder Individual
L,coiScos into or oulIof par eular districts Fst
the rst time. in the hDory Of Virginia, measure
Of this eharacter was tubmirledAo party caucus.
and night alter night debafed there's and canvassed
and licked into shape 10 renltrit what il was De-
signed to be. an inslrunentoE injustice and iyran-
ny. dk;
TAeEsubsiituie. as vas right and proper with l
scheme which outraged al tecsnsy and justice
was fbfced through uader III Gas---ils advocates
being ASHAMED or Airhidio permit It's Eorstrous
featufas 10 b. ldIscnssea in rutlicl
4 Thets l. one consolation iaicpllemplating such
rroeeedfugs-and lharlis, thai party leaders. with
no one redeeming yiuae, and chiefly conspicuous
fsr inordinake selfsh1ess AMI asipine stupidity,
cannol long be tolerated. BY people who che. ish
Republican Iibefiy and respect themselves,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17
wlI.LIsM LIsIR HAKER, ESQ.

With sortaw ofihe deepest enidilen We announce
the death Of our itieal WnLtlM LIsLE BtKsR,
ESQ An obituary, lhe,rihutc OF another friend, ap
pears ia our cdlunns--bat we cannot refrain from
the expression Of our essimalioa pl the person agd
character Of the deceased
Mr. DAkER was of no ordinary lntelligsnee-and
was.of very eotreci and proper Judgment. Eadow-
81 with most re,eIiis, and accurate memory And
practising landabls industry and auention he
was enabled To- acqair. and have for use great In
formation, and.hls iudgmcntcnahled him 70 appro
PIRATE the materials which his attention and indus'
cry had collected. Our columns will bear iesiimo
~ to bis labours, ard particularly in the article,
supporting 10 come from one Of the . OLiea Tine,
viii our readers ind evidence Of The research and
Intelligence Of cur Friend. lie was good schut
al, and therefore al accomplished writer; he wal
an honest man, and therefor good citizen; he wa:
amiable Ia his disposition AMI temper, aad there
tore desired and estmable companion
1.-THE sympalhies felt and expressed in lhscom:
muniiy could have ayer,ed the mortal blow the
arrow would not have .akenieffect. Bat i, could
not be ayefted land in now bidding adieu to oui
lsmented friend we hopeto find as his successors
many who have The virtues which were possessed
BY WrILiaM Lists BAKrR.
The remains OF Mr,Bakcr were conveyed TO
ehepherdsiown, and inferred with Masonic and
Odd Fellow ceremonies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17
the cOrroS FAC ron s.

M. l. SrASnaouoH recently Of Harpers-Ferry,
Va, has made arrangements with four Of our citi-
1ens for the immediate erection " The Cotton
Factory 10 which We have before alluded. Mr..
s. l. practically acquainted with tae business, and
comes with tn. highest testinoniils Of character
and competency. ThsSgenlIemsa ALLUDED to have
advance all the necessary capital. and the con-
tracts far the building and machinery will be en-.
Tered into al once.
i've clip the above from The Cumberland Mi,
ners Journal. We are much pleased 20 learn O
friend Slanbroughs prospect for doing well. III
3. deserving Of The confidence Of the gehlenen viii
whom he is 10 >e associated, apartirom his pracii
cal business habiE2l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17
N a. ile d

Oh tsiN hFalse, al Observation-Disclosures, on The ! alh ih,,
Ii R,ess Ntr, la,isis, Mr., tlEnRtlE MuisRR 10 Mhk
ANN RlNG, daugldpr Ni ], W King, Esp, III "
liapNnfl'spy,
III rs lsAihgIan ea.lafy, Nil, ea the 10Th Inst, H.
hey. nht4A Wilson, Mr,PRrEll MlELfR ~ Mis-
ob.td, zane day. III Iba .srrI nv. l,srs Nh
LEln Miss CLARA MARTIN, alef liafFen; Fer
", M
IA r. kslhy its.SClt Instant, BY Rev, Sabuel Gevss
Mr.. littNlsY. Atet'ANACk, II Miss MARY ANN
EWELI., all of hoadAua.
AtheBs.W arreAton IluGsc." n Wafrcntnh. on Thurs
day.tAeIa4lhpll. hy ElAarr. Gebrto. c,s no HERT
/ q. WAf usYf Iapepcr,io Mish MARTHA PIrk.
ErTr oflha tsrmer place. II
lhEnltt>&pfE. Pa, On rp@s1l The Tth inttsa,, ny
| Rcvl Alrt O5hbengh, Mr.. WI LIAM IL. CR0ML, Il
Il rseleY county. ii NJ ELENA ll0KE, II
Frederick chinty. Nd,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17
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DEsflIll4' TIVE sTouAI.

CuAatHsraa MaEeh IA masl desitileliyA
sioym SWEPT avaf Columbus, Ga On Obi ION inr
slag, Tie danageih i'leslinaleli wtl-amoaFa
loIet least Ss50I00l The Telegraph tne between
Columbus aud Alexandra was completely d{lnal.
ishetl for several miles but has again been putin
working Order
Every Anillihge il the city was damaged -
Large huhbersn f WAREHOUSES; AMI dwellings wrfs
blown down or hurobftd. Almost everp ebimaeY
ia the eityBwas hamaIiShed. The 81 hlsr IA GiraHE
was flown doTn aht a wagon, with lhe drfFdr
AMI horses wefe preciplated into TIE river No
lives wefs4losIl II rs i'm ossiblc 10 estimate The
exleulol The datnasel III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17
Di e d

Oh F.iiav evenims, absut delaok. wlEfiAsl
Isle MAKER, Esq. II thG 35th lyear g bis ago,
ltedirll az the lamp sSpires AMI whrnthe me hF
his dissolution H4was met with cqFnnrss, sereai
and withHIt X mpant.' His death bad been aDtinraisi
for sn,e il1YA bat such wathe capnsn-r anal ttapct
ameat that te nonknt y deparilfe was
Nlr lkker v as aha son e The LAID .Johp Baker. Esr,
o this cuntVa lpng time The aftsASy I'm tic comunn.
wealth. aud had1hn ems liable dstRdli& nc bAmg ardat-
cd "thd honest lawyer" His mptlle1, ihc lHc. Mr..
Ana BaaE II eiaE e4tesvillc, was la ofsfea intel,
lgeacc anl Of The most approved piftyI
e The subject of this notice combined Viz.
tuesef hisnafents. He bred I'd tie Law, a pro-
fcssinn- Ii the learning DC thatpry4sn he well
real. Endowed with emafEabe Irhnlsry and god
intellect lail grra lo1nil tacntk. he much
speciA III h profession, andsat all thes received
by his tfsends aa Agreeable. and desired companion
AMI aFedsfcs Antlthc an4ahtyF aad ds.
position Of tSc mother being mpaftfdt al him., 10
WntiAY LisLE BAKER, enviablS ppsitoa among his
Hc,Sks loarst-hc vras Intelligent ID was kind h.
shchlc gnai cfiixea-a kind and benevolent
friend sAahd he Ind errors i5rs II vices he hsl
forever.
On Saturday nornag I,s aficr prosraes. Il indI,po-
q ion, MI HIRAM BOyvEN. Of NJ ! rhsbarg. formerly
Of Ghafteft6wa, IA tn a.46th year of his age.
Ia Taylor county. on The g9h If February. ssddcnlr
dhl Ypectflty, Miss JERU5IIA Ri PAYNE, wifs
Of Joha paYne and daughter Of The Hate VIM Jenkins.
o Jefferson catv. IN The 18th year pc Apr are, leaving
adscahsaat husband and four small childrca 10
III ir.iireH az .hc loss. E3sFi.s
o. fhnrsday nle+apg, the 81 instapf Nh w iLLIAM
BANE, near Shcpherdstopn, aged alio4t Sc yeas.
On the 9Th instant. near sheph4 rdstowi,. MARY
ELiZABE daughter OF Jacob and Nngdaleaa Klfca.
&c d Iyear months and . days Fiji
On thc5th instant, III laoadpun conatE, Mrs REBEC-
CA;L.rTLETDy, In thj 6tss year j III age
OnIFidky, the 4fl, Be pnerutoaa RILIIA ~ il thu
4th year 81 his age, and on a9nds fAr 1il tEORGE E.
Of the sAne disease inthe ID year If his age, children
Of charesW. and MARY Posai, Of M4rtinsburgS
On the 18th ult, AMELIA aged p ycast I month
asn dayF, daughter 81 Mr. George snyd eF, Martias
burg M ,
o. thc sa iustanf, ii ATariiasbarg. ThNLoR Me-
SHERRY. Hon 6f Johnatbait and G. \ Dable; aged
years, 3 months oud 22days-
On TIursday morning, The ID inst, VIRGINIA
daug,tet Of Daniel AID Susan Bord9r Of Shepherds
tova, aged 7years. /.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17

PERSONS who arc laborng anddr this distressing nAl
ady WIN had tho rEGETs4BLE EpIL EP1fc
Pills to be>tht only remecver discovered for cdf.
ing Epilepsy o. Falling Fits. Three pills possess spe.
cile aeton dh pho ucrsens system, aid, although heY
are rrrparel Especially for the purpose Of curing s
they Will BIZ Fund DC especial beaFt for all persons III
Ietcd with weAk nerres. hr wTesu nervous system hss
hera Illustrated 1r sha tefr Gruu any cane whatetef
ptee lid per box, or 1--WE haNes far s d pefsuus nas
III Die ay enclosing renftandes will have The pIls
sent thNa through thr mail, fFee pf postage Fpf ae
by SEf4t III liNNrE, Hos l1aUIese street. ilsIilsars
Md. tawhAn nFiers fron all pafts II The rnnn msi
b. iAlFassi u, pest. palA . 0eie1, lsaa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17
CURIOUS AFTaIR AT aoaroI.R.

The Nerf5lki Argus gives an scdount Of i man
who came there couple Of months ego fmm nv h
Carolina land who Affected 10 possess considerable
wealth abb irnaencf, and inter renting allatEe
store and Maidhauke@ at $500 per year, for anex-
t4nslgr commission business. succeeded il dis.
p#S.ins ofa cheek, With the signature ii MraRict.
aid Harrison, iff' III ltetombe county, N Is " Col
Irub sharp, af ilttfafl county, whn'advhgeid
hffl goo on II, anA gave, HIM htv~n tie lut tie
-stIanss haratle III 20 dass Subsequently /, WIS
Aifetd1ntd thaehdlk wastafeed and lhatitfm4n
(sbl, Il Il now alleged aands Indicted es-an a,'
eessstY IL mutltef 81 Eleepambrl lad malt bin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17
EOR NALE.

TTSHE lafges I'd asiC K p WE LIMO ri D. USE on
= Union Street, Bolivar belonging 10 Eashei
Cannon AMI now occupied BY herself and MIR G
McGinnls u Is sufficiently large for twofamiiies
and so eonStructea--5a t4et front. with d Portico
the iutl lenslh ANY one wishing 10 purchase
will mike application toll the undersigned Terms
very mode tate-bui small amount Of The pur-
chase money down, the balahee on long lime
March II. 1859. 8 GHAS Johnson
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17
MARCH COURT.

Asessaiag 70 classification, ne following Jssfiess
esnposs tlc coart-BaAxroS navExFoar. Presiding
Ja,tiee. goWp AIolEa. LosAS OssoaxEslI. n. CAT
slAnna. ana ,Ns SUCCESSOR Of Mlxoa Hfksr, Mr. II.
Aaviax removed 'rom the District. Its e oaarierly
tsrN. R
The sane Justice win act Al ne APsil term Of
; IL Carnfr Cum ]. 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17
CIlirIhIr ctlllRrs.

We apthori4td d state that John Kenncy, Judge
ofthc lah Judicial Circuit, and Rlchard Parker Judge
Of 1he l1h Circuit. have exchanged Circuits forE Ills
Sptngs sessions of tlief Courts; and that j il II
wish Of both thsseIges that all 10 which Il
would BE- improper dr them s.t either from having
bsca counsel ihcrSia q from any other cause mat be
ready FOR trial sttht faiains term, Of said Courts
H RosE RE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17
,uARrFoRD FIRE INsURANcE COM
PANY. nj

We are happy 20 state The Hartford Fire Insa.
rance Company Paid II once the lcssAis sustained
On ,he Press. Printing Materials Sc Of the Z Spir-
y u .,serssss Such high and henefabis action
10 he 6usiasss transactions has ehHaeteri1ed his
Company, having az existence 81 Aearly half a
een,ury.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17
Fir ne Ffss Pres
TuEzpunf.Ic SCHOOLS or JEFFER>


feIldu.citlzenk Ne have donc ourselves honor
hy insslsnsng heIe d system " pnbllc sehsals
remains hutlIo reFleet that sysieln y cohhfm ena
rrowA,sihe hoRaH- abd We may rest Assured lhas
the cause ol Elqcalh1a, ike that y hrisk.vn asa
Moraify WREN ohge entersA naurt does mol go e4eA-
waFd. H I'VE win never undo what We have done' !,
That which vi nos9 require = an exret,snceu
and able supervisor over all the schools aua theiE
.saeAese gped itast - saes scs.eti aaa WIN
iewBso seSureshas object, and 70 lnlFeauee ana-
IL, Is sec what carpresens financial means are !
The law allows The Sehoa commissioners 70 assess
! tar nos III exceed my per cent upon the sla.s
tax fextlusixe efthe license tax and tar q ope
aollsr a. each tlha6le between The ages 81 sixteen
ard sixty YEARS. and tuticn lee, % be paid by
parents Of half dollar PSF quarter 'oF each ehild
'ea TS e Safe lax Or he county, license
tax R; SSf nov ogs se Il 81 81 600 i. $500
Tax Sa,ilhahlss. as above, say agoo
Add ipr tuition l5uU
Mean. tot III y..r sla0O5
Nov so oSlay sfs'psrin's9 ssao
Amt allOWia n Com. $40 each. go
Leave. $40 $50
f,r SALARIES N Teachers repairs of schoolsAoases
and enclosures, fuel Sc. Of the ,weniy.seven
schools i being % average Of ab ,ui S37 70 each.
H This is not aS much nv, say $50 to each as wenld
| BE- desirable Hand pclhaps nial Of il migtR prove
the expstfienfy 1T an increase of The tuition Tee
| from 80 10 IS GEMS Or 2 per quarter fur each
| scholar Il
\ Should the schools become ofihr hess description,
1.-The PROCEEDS HI tlitisn would perhaps be 81 much
enhanced by lhs incfEasrd number Of sholJrs, as
Tdlh discretionary aid ii each district towards
1he supply ofaael ana boar Of ieachefs 10 render
the mcaas NV provided for by law adequate to
our purpose. Btu ny doubt inlhr course of tine,
an cccas ionala9naidn or hcqnest will heinaie by
some of our vIealthef citizens,
StaAi>iies ofthe schools are at present neelel 10
show-ehe humber ut scholars constantly, or pfrsot-
ically. In auendahcet IN each district; and ihe a
mount reteivdt iar iqiiion This tuition feekEhews
ever il seems:a me- ought not To be equally dis
tIikuted amongst al fire teachers hui Somewhat in
proportion 10 The size 4ot The schools.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17

In L.etosa, oh ihs Istinstani, Mira MARY f.. afs
Of Dir. Georg W. Nictir25aged a WARS. For twenl
IT, enc years Mrs Nicely had been d con#staat aud
respected member Of the Church Of Christ By her
kind department she won tue esteem r. her nrIhburs
and aelIaaataaces- and b, her fidelity al awifr ua
othef mate Ir lass ire psrablc io her Husband and
children Her death Is s. rs bly, leit In the conmany
where she lived as the targ; and synaihis,ns number
ofrends assrmbed 10 pay honor to hdr memory the
occ aston 6f ker funeral. testified. I'll
Shc was sensibc Of her approaching death, and was
neither terrned nor PARED but with he camness
Of ifuc BELIEVER aud fhe ifyfhl e1nfaercc ~ enc
who hed ldng walked with Gnd, she ttii adleep In
Jesas-with asSassd hops d resurFectoa 10 lie etef-
naIs ~ - E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17

M Mr.. kIeCIelIand, who has been cho4 en ~ Nj.
Pier& as one q his Cabinet advisers. ssfysd three
trms in congress. and voied Ger the wilhst fross2
throughout Ia lSsS, heEss sent On miisiof % ne
Congressional District Represented by Mr. Wiinpt The
aihor q the wilmct Proviso- Coz the Prpce q
lag the Free Soil vote for Gen. Cas-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17
NEW rOrATDEs.

Nj Ions Tuaxs Of this county, has prebented Us
with mes, Of nesc Potatoes being the growthof this
winter e barred his potatoes lAst fall covering them
with earth and fodder. Ia this toaditioh. vegetation
took phase producing new eroPd averaging i size
hea,. ese -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17

III. JosEpH wELsaAss, Of shepkerftoTa, was
elected Saturday last, Justice q me NJ Ds
,rict No 6. ID pla.r Of MiSsa Hsssr. En-, wA' re-
......A f.nnl The u. africl. u I'll - N. -L.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17
Riding Horse

#VTTILL be offered al public sale before The
w Court House door. on Monday nexi (Coafl
day. fine Young Riding Horse, Saddle and Bril-.
die The owner having no farther use tor him, be
will be salf ID ne highest bidder. s
4 March N 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17
local ilemoranda.


G- Every communication notice tended or calcf.
lated promote any private enscrpr d Or interest
which il Of personal add private character will b
charged TOR q advertisement
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17

". ,;xe th.nks 10 Dr. r. d. HlNMofD fsr acoPy
n l,eais,. or .The Unkaowa Rslatir{s' ~ Cath
arne Sinclair author Of ''Modera Aeeoqtplisfnens
..HoliaAy a5ase Sc. Dewitt s DavcaBort, publish
ers, N Y. Price so cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17

RscosxIsrD.-TAe National Iaisllg cac{r states that
the stranger, who came 10 hi. death By falling fm The
Moaumcn, On se morning Of IN InAagfatiba has since
been discovered 20 have bcen diam Mckenney for
merly ! boiler maker /, the Washington Iayy gard
lie was married. andliving With his family ID Balti
more having left Them Oh the "a niant 70 witness The
ceremony ii the Inauguration. Ills bsdy having been
di.nterre. and recognised BY his father. VA taken
possessioa cfby hin! IlIf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17
For Rent,

IT HAVE a HOUSE for rent with 1--WE rs,r1s,
4 kitchen ana eel lar--also smoke Dbl se and 9TH
er eoavenfsHees. BENZ. TOMEsfNSDzN.
M 1rcil III 1853.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17

Gen TSyEor. Ger: L .l3za :.
No friends u re- no N1..u ,,.s " q
ward, no enemies % STOW, 70 e : :.
4, 4; vel Known to1r readers what construction
=. n I6cmo.rstic nSrtv piaeed upon The sentiment
of Gen. Taylor above quoted 1gN -. :
e ssv srrtinenf 81 Gen Pierce extracted nom
~ iss- ;fs.onrsl address We confess that We
~, - bst LITTLE difference in The meaning Of the
fro exfracts.--NeziS1s 4epesH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17

Urine Mo- Molasses Crhshel Loaf Pull
I svsrissd Refined and Brown Sugars Mould
and Dippe Candles, Alamaniine and Sperm dor
Cofiee, rea Cheese ard all 7kirds of groceries
inst received and on haid
MsIch III 1883 r. RAWLTNs = SJ1ssts s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17

Wac vAs7a1 nm Msss--A W.sziastEa I-iisr
writer s.ys IN woaia - an Interesting salei,tloa 10
sad oai the uunbsr q patriots here nar uh2 Fere.
- oae th fr,f 10 l,r,s General Picroslior tie Pres
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17
10000 Pfckles.,

.a E e :sesi e Haa e eAna
March II, is5s. J. +. BLESSING
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17

o11In the Senate Of The United State, eu sat9rday
pensiOa was granted q Betsey Aortoe, a widow q
niaeiy odd years, io cpntisnc COZ he Hsss -
again. Betsey win tkefefure mind her pls nd &c
when i,hc vonax fellows arc sbtntl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17
IsIAsoN Il OBITUARY.
/ N stra LapGa, No 50 1

s.
MarehlathEA II, 1858. i. D, 1873
Whereas it RasIrIeasea tie sapfeme Al i1s-rt
OF Inc Uoiyefse ID take from amongst our Both
err, WIN IL BAKER aud whereas ii is me I..t
proper thai inoutfiag friends should pay lasi .ad
ttibaie Of respect q DEPARTED wottht ~ snexIre1
sion Of their common sympathy and to recall Ill
IN id the niany Virtues If him they shaA see n5
more on earth he itiheretore, F3
Rcsoifcd. That wefdeeply deplore the loss this
Lodge has stista9pea 10 the uaiimeiy death Of our
deceased Bnoiber.
Repircd, THAT We sincerely mpathizr whh his
family in This great loss, and beg that hey acteI
thislexpre Isl ou Of orr resret
Res lrca, Tharas al m fk u high rega,ffor nlr
departed Brplher we wear The usual badgs of
Rssetp.d That lie Secretary &c This L,o,lgas he
requested To- forward p cory V this preamble am
these resolutions 10 The family Of H. aereastd
A. q. MCDANIEL, w. M Pt,
B.W. HERnsRr, lSecy.
caARtes7owS. March IL, 1853
At called meeting Of Widely Lodge, No. II, II o.
o. :.Brothar p Grand Worihmgion ntrqdnced3fihc
following pFcainbe AMI resolutions, which were unaa
whereas, ith pleased Is, Almighty, Ruler ~ the
Univsrse 70 take out Of This world our beloved brother
wa!f LIsLE HxKEa,
Rfsored, That the members of his Lodge haze heard
with sincere rcgfet Of the death Of much esteen4d
brother 7. Grand SM- IslsLE BikEa,
itsoped,l That We will attend hc funeral Of our bs-
loved bsvtSi II fne aiipiooptiatc AerE AId 49,!
Resolred, ri-t the ndighboring Lodges Of Odd Fel-
lows be Notified i. eEr sad bereavement, and that The
members thee eff bereqssiSd jain rs ~ paying the
last tribute Of rspscttb dc5sascu -aiher q deserved
distinction III The order.
Resored, That the nembcrs ofihis Lodge further
tcrtimony of their cstcGn Tor heir departed bsothcr,
will wear the usual badge Of mourning for thirty days.
Resoirtd, That the foregoing Preamble and rcsolu-
tons be pubshcd IN the papers Of the county, and
copy thereof b transmitted by the Secretary the rel
OF the dercascd AID that the b. entered
he minutes Of this Lodge SAaf'L STONE,
n Ceerffdrtt.
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nJ-;rhs Wbrcliag Gazette states ihai % pics q
real estate in portion Of that csy has as .uke fon
two q shrse haadrea p-r cent, sbore dc p9e9s paid
thrce year 20. sad attributes he c-a,s q itto inter
AL inarxsenentst
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n54oa Tuesday, The LIST of AlaFeh. ..Btae Ridge
Lolrs.ss No Sc, l. o. O. T.. WAS in.siuitd u Viewer
tn. Ftedesick county, By D. G. Master Jala T. Tkenp
AN. 81 Balfinssre. lEl
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.. 3. sENArE+ExTs J ssIoN,

D.. =
Ia the SExarE, on lladay. sitet he presentation
Of sevetaI petitions the Senale took The resofu-
lions heretofore submitted bv AIr. claytoh. calling
upon the President Of he Unitrd States 10 furnish
eopits III certain papefs CONNECTED with The Clay
ton-Bplger treaty.
Mr. Mason drfenGedithe repbrt ofIhe committee
Of foreign relations pom the sSte, Insisting that
the British possessions ht the Ealze are in Central
AneTich-in Hondurat i
Mr.. Clayton replied, defending bis course in
maklnglihe treaty, and saying that Honduras her
self doe4 not claim the Balize - heidugbg 10 her
The Senate went int an exeealire session. and
afer solhe time spent therein, Adjourned
sJ-j----l----
- The following arr the items Ut which Con-
gress have made aPpropriaiioss fOs: flting up the
White House for Presiten. Pisres
For repairing The Ptesidenl;s mansion-ipc,u-
dirg cleaning, painting white tashihg, extending
the easl wing Of Offices for eefri1ge house &C.
serea ftshsanf tffsc hsnlred doltrs
For heating. vehiilafing. pai9ti13 he walls and
ceiling ne ROOMS. and The pnffhateruf books ior
the Presidents library, ipenlyninf ftoHs1ad doI-
Lars s
For relufnishing the Presidents House, 10 be ex-
pended under the direction Of The President in adj
dtion 70 he proceeds Of the sale 81 such OF the fur
nitnfe and eqnipage Of lhe house as may be out or
repair, fIceHfy,frs Honsand doiEavs--fi ali onlv
sirtg-ene het,aB 4 nrts kE1frrd df1ers
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ey-we learn. ssys the Runary Argus, rhat q AiOa-
DAY last. Colonel Gibson. q ihiseOuais wfshed. At
he eaiIe saies this pae, nine head e e4tlt aver
alag 1855 rs, each--all Of his own raising
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ny~Stcphcn @. SoutkAl, WIZ, has. been eler,,a Z
the ViFgsaa House al iselpgaies fsor, PFiscc Ri.k
to Il the vacancy occasioned ly the resignation 81 ~
G. Flburhct, Esq. II