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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14
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Be gentleman Itelplar C' E,lcE, CT naa-rncs-, aud
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14
DISTRIBUTION OF TIE PUBLIC LANDS.


Where's, since II has become the fixed and settled
roIicy OF Virginia 20 prosecute boldly and euerget
callv her great works ofniernal improvement, AID
thereby to develop the vast and houLdlCss resources
that lie elnaOweled in her mountains 70 occuPT thar
position amdpg the saies of this Union to whCh she
is SO justly entitled aud 10 dispense the blessings OF
knowledge ard education throughout iler borders;
and whereas 10 order 10 the successful a; ;tainmeut O
these great and desirable objects heavy demands upon
the treasury of she state must he mede thereby en-
dAneerine TO soiue extent her credit both at home
and abroad and whereas the public lands were ori-
ginallY ceded to the United States by Virginia Sorh
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, New IoEk, Con-
necticut and Massachusetts for purposes OF general
harmony, and az z trust fund to meet the expenses
the revolutionary ;and whereas was expressly
stipulated in and agreed by the deeds ofeession that
as soon as tho war debt should be paid oil the public
lands should be disposed offor the use and Eeast o.
such Of tho United States as had tccOme or should
become memters oE The then existing confederation,
eyer and whereas millious Of acres Of public lands
have since that time been acquired by hlood
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14
MARCH! MARCH !

BY A. c. cone.
March-lr a-ch-marchi
Making sounds rs they tread,
Uo-ho! bow they step
Going down 10 the dead
Every stride. every tramp,
Every football il nearer;
And diuuncr each lamp,
As darkness grows ircare-;
But hO how they march,
Mahing sounds rs they tread
Ho-ho! how they step,
Going down 10 The dead!
Observation-Disclosures
Making sounds Is they tread,
Uo-hn. how They l.UEh,
Euiug down to tn dead
How they "I;r!-hDu ,hav trip
How they smile, how ihcy daily,
low hlithcsome they SKIP,
Going 4uwu u IS alley
Oh-ho. how they march,
Making sounds is they tread
Ho-ho. how they skip,
Gong down to the dead d!
-march-march!
Earth gronuS rs they tread
Each carries a skull:
Goin- down TO the lead
Ever t idc-cvery s'nmp,
Every ,0otfall is loldcri
lis Skeletons tramp,
With & skull! en- his shoulder.
But ho. how hc strps
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14
Nnstry.
PIETY, MUSIC, POETRY AND LOVE.

BY MISS nary \. FAULHSsR, oy MARTiHsBcRG.
Oh! holy strain! thou giv'st the soul,
a tender sofa and gentle voice;
Ihou briDg'st the passions in control,
Anu make'st the pious heart rejoice
peVotion's whisper mark'st approach,
Of deaths cold severing band
a nd though The heGrr death once Hlay touch
Cannot single hour demand
EeligiOn's song still warns that heart,
md brings spell Of calm delight
v hich from the christian neer will part
TIL wrapped in death cold moonIess night
DcvOtioa's light shall then behold him.
Hcaping The seed her hand hath strown
Her motlier spirit will cnfud him,
Who to her bosom thus hath flown,
Religion draws the yUuthfuE mind,
And leads it from you dangerous path,
Her holy ak1rs all may find
And cling there safe from dreaded wrath
Now music tfings her sacred strain,
Her golden threads with these are tHined,
F1r hottest thoughts WoulG she retain,
and cherish in eacbsserious mind;
Aad doth not music suOthe the heart
AHd dry the teur-droI FROM the eye,
Euticing us wilh skillful might?
How soft she whispers to the night
hen gentle winds bend low and sigh,
And far off echoes swrehy pass,
II nought disturbed fhGy onward fly
TN hushcd by vespcrs solemn mass,
Then cchoing back, sweet musc's hear:
Beats full from every leaf and flower
Such gentle notes haII nature taught
10 rest unknown in wildwood bower.
Bat oft they wake and sweely sing,
Famed by musics gentle wing:
Exquisite uoiesl that incense fling
Up to the skies where angels sing.
The Poets hnrp Of golden rhyme,
With silver chords so linked to Lore,
If tou, h ID by Musics magic time,
Such inspiration from above,
=" melody his heart will move,
I!c cannot turn his ear away
Lest music'S tongue may gently chide
Soon as he learns LousS simple lay
lis toeming thoughts he'll Then cOnidc,
lie takes peep in Loves Young mind
IT, touch ihgrcby the keynote sought,
(A note it wants Some skill to find
They say that Lore WAS ever bliud)
Then far AMI wide he sCuttcrs wildly
Pearls of thought.
! I'D thus through earth Hnd air and skv,
IL ftncys realms 50 widely spread,
BY muSjc's song and zcphyr'S sigh,
Eufranccc, the fairy troops are led.
Thus sportivc through the azure space
The Poets fancy wings its flight.
TIL wrearhs Of every hUc and grace
Poetic gems Of heavenly light
Entwinc his brow like stars at night, [cr
Aud thus the Muse pIuCks flowers at morn an
Together thus do Lore and Diusic weave
The chasest cnnplcis in the realms Of thought,
Ficwrets more pure, and fair than pughf,
By any fancy fingers wrought.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14

sns traaSrr * all The s;aIas Of this Union and
whereas ;l,r CUEgress Of te United Sintss are an
rua.Iv giving autr millions of acres of lands TO the
new states in which they lie for pazposes Of ed1ca-
son and jrrrraHl Improvement, thus PerPetrating
wong and irius;ics % the Cid s;yies The original
or Ee-s thare and den cin them hateyer benefit
may lc derived from wise and S9pitable disPosi-
lion GT this common fund and whereas EirginfR'S
sas ~ these FuJlic lstis would afford her "rnate-
rial s.;a- IN te completion % her projected schemes
o. Internal improvement ard in Ing education Of her
children t.c-s'nrc---
fss55rai a. the CaEsra' .2Essn5ly, That at the
ucE: general eatiuu for CoUaiy officers in this
moaue.tl,ll -.1l shplt be opened, by the officers
conducting sl5I election in all the cities, counties
towns ana election districts in tbG stale 10 ascertain
th5 popular IS ji oh the following propositions:
l. That our senator's lie instructed aud repre-
sr4tres in congress = requested to their best
C:Ttr1s 10 effect the passage by Congress OF an act
5srHuiin. ;s utiIc lands among all the states Of
the Union Upyu some Just aud equitable plan, TO
ue rrSci by he said states for purposes of common
schools rud iHisgHUl Improvements
H. That tie r zFIrtr Of the commonwealth he iu-
e5ri 10 caaH an rceeiyc trou, tire general gov
crnn,eat tire sr Of Sill. .567, 1hc sam directed TO be
distributed 10 FirguJ by act OF Congress passed
ash SspcE er ls4l te prorseds of the sales of the
pubic lands )aud &c inCJst the same when received
fli- fine bey,ssss uf the Literary fund.
That tsCzcl:rery ;iSingrsu polls be required 10
t-lns7a;ts t;gNtlsz theyeof 10 the secretary Of the
cyirtor raalJT vi 'iyty days amer tle ssTns y
ii2ss ,sASe ~ I glaH te 70 asscr in fne result
a. oa4g1liu ;cns- s!eS " ST e Tue iois-
po;ng jreeitc G5,s solries, 30 each OF our sens
tors aad repres RtttyEs IN Congress- and also 70 the
nGxt general assembly of Virginia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14
old Squire b. was elected Judge

80. Old Squire b. was elected Judge of
the inferior court ofsome county of Georgia.
When he went home his delighted wife ex-
clairnsd.--"N Nov my dear you are Judge,
what am I"
. The same darned fo6 you alters was .
was the tart reply.
When viii thess eas IeaSalg ina,si.ssl "A
anxious individnHl Of Smith i's5s
II presume replied the 3 B IS soon as sh6lass
seat Is taken, as tAat viii ite sure to make ths
eGTgOR
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14
no. 90
pIcYEoED C0RREspoT0ENcE.
[Co.respoaieaes cf :le sgirit gf !:itrs27-1


T,,s.f ., F,.1isr, ,r,7e'cr Messing through Yfr.
rinia recorded his iulp-csslons thus: Such is the
re=,les. orfrtv ,bjrf ever manifest aud such the
,,-o- no. g,r,,,I b,t f,---;pi,..e which is con.
I ..,.r - -, ,r,, -, s,r,,,ec- mar alr,os:
.o,a ~, ,yhisI, N, ,rens his e-cs in
,.,, 3, 7r,srnrt rron, thar an which IN closed
,b,-, ~, ,-,r,,;rr riaIt Bp, let him pass int,
! y-:f: - ~. .r,,,s;.;,, i as rrsst ss is the
s,,,,c r-., ,I,o ,rir.,. of Lancashire 10 The Ian,
erz,r ,,,1 -i,.-.-ess If Tsvarf, Sven amoa- the
Sor,bo- e.g.s yf-i,lf Is r-e-srnrrftIY torpi,i-
In The r,f9. s pr5-ress she Is st1.iozar S5tiana-
:, ,.- ,,or,,r.,i,, pe,l the esretSr Of The
/ nero norlion gift. i siiters rot
that vor 5fr,r his attention tth1 yirzir,il3 to de-
c,,iu.r towns and backward cultivation voi5aunot
4iynrra I,ir r, his irr,,zrc lat Catering corvic-
tion. IN 17re sl,, may haze bsen the first AMONGST
nc rsvorrf;or,rv colonies. The yi-ziu,an thinks
es yfrasj, M she yras tijer. u7tnr 3 Fs7r re
.s-.j ;,ys Vt.1af,.s= ID ..nare OF tic
sister Seat have taken since tlEgt peEiad5 and ii lis
sclEeom}aacenev ovcroo,s the Fact thar sheis moro
indebted for the srht advances which she has made
10 her iuClYact.y altogether 10 resist the general mo-
mcutum than 10 the enterprise ana activity of her
sons
OH degenerate SONS Of noble sirc3. wc might eS-
claim r,c TrcSc1r9tfor of sucb pfcturej bat
behold The transformation! Could that sainc tour
st (though be has gone to his last aegornt) now Dc
permitted TO visit our halls Of legislation he Wea'a
learn that change has conc over the spirit oi our
dreams and that VIC are NO longer Wiling II ''.S
noe of IroTrcz- to luI;cr behind au others AMI he
wonld see fl.,r We are projecting AID have already
executed in part works that are destined 10 conneci
every portion Of our widcv-eT'cudcd Territory, TO
give an impetus to trade and commerce that Will To-
cuperate our dormant energies, and make tributary
to us those fertile regions which lie wcs; Of the Al
lerh4rfcz.
To iudgc from 7rla; have alluded 10 above, VIC
no longer need the application Of the spur. but the
,rcat danger to c upprchcudcd is that having start
cd. our momentum may lie too great, or in other
words. We NAV have zeal without knowledge We
NAV have suffered almost irrcyaralle injury from
our inrr,ncss upon the subject OF internal improve
men,. having for long series Of vcars failed 20 meet
the reasonable expectation Of States thatwonid have
modc their improvements to converge towards rs,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14

Q
To prepare our readers fully for grea
question that is coming upon us wc publish
this morning correct copies Of snch OF the laws
bearing upon the question OF Siavery-- as may
I've OF consequence in the consideration Of tn,
Nebraska bill Of Senator Douglas, now pending
in the Senate of the United States:
MISSOURI COMPROMISE.
The 6th section of IN act. entitled "An SC
to authorise the people Of the Missouri i rito
ry to form constitution and State e eru
ment, and for the admission of said Stateeintc
the Union on an equal footing with the org
nal States, and to prohibit slavery in certiin
Territories approved March 9th, 1920, con
tains the following inactment: provided. that
in all territory Coded br France to the Uai!ed
States, under the name ct Louisiana, which
lies north of thrty-six degrees aud tlir-
ty minutes north latitude, not included wit!iH
the limits of the State contemplated By this
act, slavery and involuntary seryitg1e. otfer-
wise than in the punishment of rsi11,.s. v'.ers-
t6i the papt IA siiall I,ye .ha,4a dl j ta4is5g;sl
shall be, and IS hereby forever prohibited /;
Provided, always, that amy person escaping
into the same from whom labor or service IS
lawfully claimed in any State or Territory OF
the United States, such fugitive may be
lawfully reclaimed, and conveyed to the per-
son claiming his or her labor or service rs atore-
said"
ANNEXATION OF TEXAS.
The third article of the second section of
the joint resolutions for annexing Texas to
the United States" approved March 1st, l845,
among other things, provides 4" that new States
OF convenient size, not exceeding four in num-
Der, in addition to said State ot Texas, and
having sufficient population, may hereafter,
by the consent Of the said State, be formed
out OF the territory thereof, which shall be en-
titled to admission under the provisions Of the
federal constitution. And such states as may
be formed out Of that portion Of said territory
lying south Of thirty-sx degrees and thirty
minutes north latitude, commonly known us
the Missouri Compromise Line, shall be ad-
mitted into the Union with or without slave
ry, as the people Of each State asking ;tdmis-
sion may desire. And in such State or States
rs shall be formed out Of said territory north
of the Missouri Compromise Line, slavery or
involuntary servitude (cxcePt for crime) shall
be prohibited.
COMPROMISE OF 1850.
The fifth proposition Of an act entitled An
act proposing to the State of Texas, the cs
tablishment OF the Northern and Western
boundaries, the REIMBURSEMENT by the said
State Of all territory claimed by her cXte-
rior to said boundaries, and of all her
claims upon the United States and to establish
a Territorial government for New Mexico APP
proved Sept. 9th, 1850, amongst other things
provided as follows: " Provided, that nothing
herein contained shall bc construed TO impair,
or Qualify any thing contained III the tuicd
article of sec ion second Of the joint resolutions
for unurynr .yaS TO the / 5uited St,ttus' AD-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14

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da.t...- '"u-or Mo olst recently at New orleans
vas 'Fs..r most f"n."r".' ie anu liberal man. u
HiitEs rom 'i.rHeGj d" ie Detia mar mar il'HouEu
Rev w. ,.aTV and h's ,'ngiesaliun tue 'IeeSe OF
NH IiT.' lonE'e-n'i 'hnTeh IN 'h'L 'liS: ol
which j.. was 'He p"n ncE, NnH sHNsel"' H'!F' ai'er
be purchase. lot and made iia present 10 the con
gIe-Hi.oN. Tie Nas i-c owner OF iIc Ne. rev Hyh%-
Eo-Ne I'D Ne" ti!-'ns " "!leA he "G- III ana hahc-
5t-4rN iIFIsisu i@f $50 use 81 lit At"'S'S 'hgre.
lie aisI tts-le4 sl "> nc al re, !ut "a. l. Gus
naH'e iaw3 It Is Saudi ""d c'niiiS"ted iargeiE to
Az lie cHnf,"sS- 9" every "t""iH.'-'ie1 q, Nt" Ut
!.1|s '''.e l ten 'Le5 "gr: NAN any c'fl,han IN
il- s. ~ 1d the cause O christianity IN 'ic iand
oi jateaA
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14

The Washington correspondent of the Balti-
More Sun says that Mr. J. A. Washington son, lately
bogn is the st male child born in the Mount vernon
hniise which is how lob years old.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14

II The missionary collections in the Methodist
EfsscopalC Churches on Loud circuit amount to one
t;usand dollar Alntgo ilc1easeo over contributions
nffor1upB 0eafuS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14

f...A Joker earning that an abscondlng debtor
had resolved 10 tettle in California said he was GLAD
III hes- be inter5ied to settle somewhere.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14
UNIVERSITY OTs VIRGINIA.

a issvI lhz students a he thiFIielh session Of
this institution numbers 460 Two hundred and
nine,y-onr OF hsse are from. Virginia and one hur-
druG and Sxy. nine iIorn Uih,r States. IRclut ing
one {. ch from California, New York and Penney =
Yania
ard St Geo. HcpkiBs Clarke by a IA Banham,
J. D. heTfoI I, W G M9rgan. p Gelson, JaA. A.
Ware, and Cdas- dcCormlck; Page by Wa. O.
def, J. Y. Beall D. B. Lucas and Rennett Taylor
Shenandoah by J. NJ Little and HARDY BY VIII.
ian Il. RaTneSS.
ArFsAT At HAG:ssTowS, Md.-A tTaeas cceuTr-
ed at HagersIoWu, un Thursday, at the taverHO Of
MS, G LII I he.gesa Pslel 9ssss ga rs psslsols t-
senoe Of GUfce IA Philadelphia 8ltel h3fsh
Wosds and scpGie, Beidss drew pistol q shqt
Reese .6esd. The muraerer wasarrestsd ann cons
uaiste4t 10 jail TIE affair caused sreat ent
10 The neiehborho0d
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PRUTT TREHS,

cheap and Moe Articles for ladies.
IhflfA Collars, Sleeves and Inside H9ndkeIclels, =!
3elANJ from l2s cents 10 50 apiece; Finest Grass
en Handkerchief % cents very fine trench Nous
beautiful patterns, 25 cents yard Siouslin oe
% Cents a yard Velvet trimmings OF CEN
gsese; French Kid Gloves so cents pair, q, s. =.
- seyepnber 90, 1858 ISAAC ROSE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14

5900 WANTED, WANTED.
900 Lbs. Country Soap. 3 20 lbs. Rags
59e highest prices 81 be fRid ii goods:
( tehrrsry 4, 1854 ,IEEE. HARRIS.
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.5IRfT or JEFF BRS0N.
nrIAMns ~. hELLbR:

wItx STREET, +" sew SPIRIT Bu1LDrSo.''
ssi Sn SP 5hFEE9soS i PnGls5 fys5S Ss5S
Tas:" be ycarIor SS if not paid until after thc
VIM rlt,+isn 6f the year.
AP,vrRTISENIENTS will lie inserted at the rate
f hs .' sS Goa
e5ce', for specified time, VIII be inserted
the a. firs,id and CHARGED AccoRDISeLY.
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RI s & Co. have recently published, ;, ana no
have now for sale. the :. FARMERS GUIDE" by
aenry Stephens OF Edinburgh, aud Prof Norton, "a
lae College, New Haven, complete IN F9isi' & i roya
Cavo, containing 1000 pa ge, steel and OoI W'Ou
engravings Price in muslin binding, so. ,
10 This work Is NOT tue old 9 Book OF the arm
htrly REsuscIFAr ArED and thrown upon tie mnrktt'
December 81 1888
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CHARLESTOWN VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ID, 1854.


TIE Law on sLAFFRY N TIE 4L--l.- Els
To prepare our readers fully fer great
question that is coming upon US we publish
this morning correct copies ofsach OF The laws
bearing upon the question of Siaver,, as may
be OF consequence in the consideration OF the
Nebraska bill OF Senator Douglas, now pending
in the Senate of the United States:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14

.
Cqieridgc. No.hing can be more true;
!. Call not that man wretched who, what
ever else he suffers, as pain inflicted or
,lsasure deuiad, has child for whom he hopes
and on whom he doats. Poverty may grind
lin to dust, obscurity may cast its dark man
t3d over him, his voice may be unheeded by
tlibse among whom he dwells, and his face may
b5g9 unknown BY his neighbors- pain may
raslsk his joints, and sleep flee from his pillow,
bat he has a gem with which he would not
past for the wealth defying computation, for
fame filing ! worlds ear, for the highest
Psower, for tho sweetest sleep that ever fell on
Diortal's eve.'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-19
PARTITION SALE.
Daniel BanfilI.

Ddnlei Baniill,
nv. Us. / On bin for Partition
III ne lnla45 heus OF of lands and decree for
iho1has +. burnett, fsae thereof - Circuit
=; - D. ona Tie bfack- CourtCrawford County
lh' hopeft W carson, Wisconsin.
and others.
ollCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by
~ y virtue Of decretal order, made by the
Circuit Court Of Crawford County, and bearine
date the 10th day of May, A. D. 1854. in the
ABOVE ABOVE entitled cause, will sell at Public Auc-
uoh 70 the highest and best bidder for cash in
nand the Jln following described Real Estate. to
W.T.: The south Invest fractional quarter Of sec e
t lon t eighteen a lls), Town eight (s), Range
OF section thirteen Gay, Town eiebf 1s1
Range !. three CD, in Grant County, Wisconsin.
a. the outward door of the Court-House ii
the town Of Lancaster, in Grant county. Wis
consln, on Wednesday, The 10Th day of INV
mex is54 at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ of said DAY
ms 25d day of May, A. D. 1854.
VIM. GONIGAL, Sheriff
CHARLES Dunn, sol'r. for Compile. ISt48
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ROgOsi and REgEsces3a

ese9eesTa THE subscriber being the Con
g; $500 tractor for carrying the Mai
between Potosi, by way Of Pleas ant Val
ley, K kville, Lancaster, Fennimore
Wingvi1le and Franklin, to Muscoda
Will be ready to carry passengers from ann
place between the said points, as follows: lea.
wing Lancaster every Monday morning, at
O'Clock a. M, arriving at Potosi at noon, and
returning to Lancaster same night; leave Ian.
caster every Tuesday at 8 a. M, and arrive al
Muscoda same day /; leave Muscoda every Wed.
nesday at 8 a. m, and arrive at Lancaster same
day; leave Lancaster every Thursday at a. m.
and arrive at Potosi at noon, and returning to
Lancaster same night. All business entrusted
10 MS charge will be punctually attended to.
MYRON W. WOOD.