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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12
mURDEREK ARRESTED.

Our readers will remember that about the Ist Of Oc-
tober, 1852, murder committed i'll the upper part
of this comfy, by named "ILsoS upon the per-
son Of FREDERIcK GRVNEs-hiS brother ia law-which
the time characterized OF the most dclib
and cold bloodCd murders that had been per
petrated in borders. Notwithstanding large
ward offered for the murderer, however, and every
effort made his arrest, proved unsuccessful
until Friday last, when it nccrtaincd that he
his mothers house, where he had been senreted
since the commission Of the crime. posse Of az
repaired TO his place of couceament and fond h
upper room, GrUIn which he refused TO be taken
until they about the furniture from the
lower floor and FIRE the building. lie then gave hiIn:
self up, aud lodged in the Jail in this town OF Saur;
day He will receive his, trial at June Court, mex.
Monday week. Verify the way OF The transgressoe
is hard.
The circumstances Of the case learned them at
the time werc that Wilson deliberately loaded his rs
he, for the purpose e said, Of shooting PheasanI
which was drumming IN neighb0ring wood, but IL
place OF going the wood he proceeded Immediately,
10 the house OF GrymcsChargcd him with having med
died with his family affairs and upon dis denial oil aHi
participation whatever in the difficulty, raised his gui
and fired upon HIM. The unfortunate man lived but :
moment the ball passing entirely through lis neck cni
tering his body.-LeesbuTS Sentinel
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12
ENoM THE GALLows.

James Parks, who was executed at CleVclanda
Ohio, on Friday, for the murder OF a man named
Beatson, made quite long speech from the gall
lows. Referring TO his family he said;
Ileave a dear wife, who has in my long confinei
ment been an angel in her solicitade and care Of
me- l had never known her virtues, had ii MOI
been for my sad mislorlunes lleave1a dear infant,
who has been taught TO clasp its arms around my
neck, and whom love dearly. leave aged pal
rents now near, eighty years old. from whose kind
hearts had hoped TO keep the sad news OF the is-
nOminious fate OF their son. [Bere his voice ia ::
tered and he burst inlo tears 1t was for the sake
of all these that | attempted yesterday to shorten
my life day.
When am taken hence give my body to my
wife lchmmend her and the child TO you. Let
her not suffer in want Here some kind nersunl
proposed express the feelings OF those present b|
taking up a contribution, and il was done on lh':
spot and SIT 90 contributed On seeing il
Parks seemed moved by the kindness, and IhanketE
them with considerable emotion. He concluded
ny declaring his Innocence, and gave the signal
for his execution, BY trapping handkerchief
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12
what Constitutes a Good Judge

In the first place good Judge should be profound-
" learned in all the learnings OF the law, ana ne
must know how to that learning. VIII any
one stand up here to deny that In this day, boast
full glorious fer its advancing popular professional
scientific and all education, will any disgrace HIM,
selfby douhting the necessity OF deep and continued
studies and varied and thorough Gtalnments to the
bench? lie is TO know, not merely the law when
YOU make, and the legislature makes; not consntu-
ional and statute alone but that Other ampcr that
boundless jurisprudence, the common law; which
the successive generations OF the State have silently
built mp that old code of freedom which we DronSht
with us in the MayilOWer and Arlbea, but winch IN
the progress of centuries we Hmehorated ana ell
richc and adapted wisely TO the necessities OF 6sy
prosperous, and wealthy COmmunity-thHt he must
know. And where to find it? In voumns which
you must count by hundreds-by thousands; hlllng
libraries; exacng long labOrs; the labors OF life
time distracted from business-frOm politics but
assisted by taking part in active judicial admin
istratiOn such labors as produced the wisdom ana
won the fame OFParsonS; and Marshall, and Kent,
and Story aud Holt, and Mansfield. lfyOur system
Of appointment and tenure does not present motive
help for such labors and snch learning, if it dis
cOurages if it dispaTageS hen ;hen 1t is SO tar ll
In the next place he must lie man, not merely
upright; not merely honest and well intentioned-
this of course-but man who will not respect per-
sons in judgement. And does not every one here
agree to this also? Dismissing for moment, all
theories about the mode OF appointing him, or the
time for which he shall hold Office, surel a, we all
demand, far us human virtue, assistedby tho best
cOntrivance OF human WISDOM can attain to 1t, lie
shall not respect persons in judgement. He shall
know nothing about parties; everything about the
case. He shall do everything for Justice nothing
for bis friend nothing for his patron; nothing Tor
his sovereign.
IT. on one side is the executive power, and thelegis
ature, and The peopIe-thc sources of honorsi the
gvers ofhis daily t:ead-and on the other an indi-
vidual nameess and odious his eye is to neither
great or small attending only to the trepida-
lions of the balance If law is passed by unan-
mous legislature, clamored for by the public, aud
u, a.. .N,yG,
munity is on one side, and AN individual nameless
or odious the other aud he believes to be against
the Constitution, lie must declare it-or there is
no iudnc If Athens comes there to demand that
the cup of hemocl be pnt the lips of the wisest
men and he believes he has corrupted the YOUTH
nor omitted to worship the gods of the city, nor in
PRODUCED new diyinitics of his own, he must deliver
him although the thunder light on the uDterrifed
brow-IWfuS ChOGke.
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DIAnoLIoAI oBIFfe5

: - jH z t.
Alettef written from Emory ana a..
Va, and published in the Pe,sr,b5s- y golless,
Monday. details The horrible stte,. Pres h
known miscFeantf 10 poison a ved5;I.. e one IN
u apeeaTs that On the evening Of IT,.
82d OF May, III. s. Kane, ESQ. an ussday, tie
IF Scott county, and Miss Safab !. S..lent LAWYER
and accomplished daughter OF Colonsf ssa1arning
salsc OF Scott county, were united n !. anderson
the mansion oil the brides father ana mage a
!! ing OF the next day eOmp.imenisTvO ~ lhe eYeH-
given 10 the bridal pair, at the family re s; was
I Ihe Kanes 'ss'aeeee Of
/ 4 large company convened in repon,. -,
Vitation given, and the most Rnaoysd Di tae 10
PerYaGed the happy party until Ia,s h peasnrs
evening, when some two or three coro'. t Ol ihs
leicsness, and in short time some tVsI,a ged ct
Thirty others joihei in the complaint an nSe or
! were suffering severely with nausps ~. "hom
The stomach, and all the other horribls ling IN
which manifest themselves when arsenic :; IONS
lowed. But Sh9Tt time elapsed keEors ~ Sv a.
ness became almost geneta, and il was SIN
ed that every one who had parIaken Of i'm y,
IaTd, which had been prepared for the occa.ios
were suffering from the effects OF some ,nb,l
perhaps deadly poison. 'e' aha
There were SO many affected, thai The D,,
who escaped were scarcely able TO attend ,o IS.;l
Suffering friends, and the greatest cousIerns,;aI
prevailed. Two physicians were at the scene 20
distress and suffering, soon as lhey could nc.;
biz attend after being sent for. and pro ouneeJ H.
sick persons all poisoned. Upon examining and
analvzing the Cuslard, il was found 10 be strongly
impfegnated With arsenic.
Ihave been unable to obtain The names of The
hairless but regret state, thai at latest accounts
Zone twenty or twenty-five Of those who parlOok q
the poison, were not expected to live. The young
aud beautiful brils, was among the number mos
seriously affected.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12
MnrrinarG.

At the residence Of C. w. Gibbs, in RAYMOND,
Kinds county, Mississippi, ON the lO.h Of May, by
Rev. J. G. Davi,, MIR. Gil Rl.ES II GIBBS, former
" of this place, to Miss ELLEN L. ELDER-all Of
the a5ovc-namod place.
On the 18th uItimo, by Rev. =. w. Greer. TAZE
WE'LL LOTETT aud Miss CAROLINE THOMAS
both of lLoudoun.
On the 99th ultimo, by the same. Mr.. ALONZ0
WELLS, of New York and Miss MARY Z COCK
RILL, of AIdic, Loudoun county.
On the 3Ist of May, by Rev. Mr.. Cornelius. Mr..
JOSEPH TRENTON to Miss REBECCA CAIliA-
RINE GILBER'T, daughter of George GilLcrt-all
of Hampshire county,Va.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. Cornelius Walker. ROB
ERT BENTLEY, Of Ioudoun, to Miss ELIZABETH
L. CARELL, Of Winchester.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. p S. Davis, \. J. KER-
FOOT of Clarke to Miss ELIZABETII $. COPEN
HAVER of Winchester.
On the 9TH inst, by Rev. james II. Brown, Mr
JOHN w. HENRY to Miss MARGARET JANE
STUB1P, all of Berkeley county.
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DEnth LIS

,.I:-: -. -. A., 7 I,,,,I r Nr;-,-i,;r- nj, ,L.
nj ms HI NJ SRRsiTSNT RoDERjC.E ard
20 6Ul Oh MY wi. - ~ -
oo Years. hi'n'i ''' - ''S . ,-e,,.,,,,,
On wednesday morning last mss , 49, Tn
MkHMAN daughter oil Jobn /. Hll"llicrh'h hs'i''
of Ch"rlcstown' aged about 10 yenr+.
On the 9th inst, in this town, MARY VIRGINIA,
youngest daughter of Joseph and AIn'ira Morand,
age" MINUS anu
At the residence OF her iathcr' Joseph Orriso, gu
the morning 4i t!Ie I'm uIt,; aI'rr q So'
lllnrss' MARY ;" INF NED, "iSt' ~ yS'"sr
IUth of GIav.Iast lg;.s. MARY YOUNG, aged about
81 years
q, tb. o5th of ADriI at NIan;un Clnrk,, county,
The residence of her father CATIIARINE JANE,
youngest daughter Q! 'ohh D. Norris ESD
In Clay county Missouri; on Tue IiIn Gi'lh"' ~
Cholera, Mr. ANit.S w E-' ans son VI h"UtI' D;
Evans, Sri; "i ShePherdstowh' aged = years.
AtRock Island, Illinois, on the 18th ult. Mrs ST.
SAN II vic of Err, Van Meter ESD aud ,inugh-
:cr OF the late Or NIcNcul If Lancaster Ohio, in le
18th wear of her age.
On ErldhT snorhI3g unc Isl, AT ..'T VA
n&r latner, .JaSl mIyns@Sr' E S,i IN ,Sr
MIS-. > osAS\ M iii-t'1 -
itcV: IiobeFS u. GnaimneFs'"i tne ihi'iiil"ic '''
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EnSfivnI-

The Democracy of smitbield held n festival in
the beautiful grove near town on Saturday last,
which was very largely attended by the people of
Derkely and Jefferson. Extensive preparations had
hcen made for the comfort of the guests, and the
tables were loaded with the good things of life, TO
CRAFTY the palate, md render the inncrman conor-
liable Several speeches were made, and nothing
occurred to mar the general enjoyment. All were
grat;fcd, and each went away pleased with himself
and every one else y good many Of our Wing and
Know Nothing friends we're present who, particip@-
ted in and enjoyed the uninterrupted flow of good
feeling which abounded, Much credit is due the
gentlemen who had charge of the arrangements TO
make the time pleasant every respect to all pres
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Trsrom the valley Democrat. ]
Page County,

This county has been q fruitful subject of remark
and speculation by the friends and rcinuon5 OF the
late Sam" Her Democratic majority was lhr
above her mark-much more IMAM thcy hau par
gained for. The Washington St0F says that rage
county proved an awful bite" Now all we nave 10
soy in reply 10 this is that II the deIuded followers
OF SAM with his dark lantern We're deceived IN their
strength IN the county OF !aGt t''T MI thci
selves Unfol Ultimately, for5the Tune pc"6' nc loren
Of truth was CXtngulsheu. Inc same paper goes
on to state, that NJ TO V@seH or SO oeoFG se eec
ton there was Il hEo"-No'h!hB louGe III ''se' elu-
bus the lodge Unanimously ueefhi'eu 10 GlSSoiNo
and vote for Wise rus statement Is an I"ie Gelu-
siou--a gross error INTO "hlch Inc "'"' mas Deen
lead. We know Page cLuu'y! ana are acquainted
with nearly all the votes IN IT anu we ncIie'c we
speak IN thr bounds OF 1FU'n ".'G'i %e ..'''e
from ell the lutorhatloH Hp'.' "''en 1l iel'aifSs
can bc placed, there never WtS, 1t! my t''Nt, my
members OF hnoW-NOthhg ioI eH III ll'I Io''t
Ana we nave oecn llioFl'eu - a ''Is'1l VI '
order, that there never was Lodg &c Tor council as
they cali IT. established III the co my uH' 4 IL"
weeks before the election. All we Sn ans say 't'T 1
the President, WITH ten 'Housan9 ,'TLiLS ~ us
pocket is, If he had IT, he was renlarhsL y wen 10 no
in the world these nara times. II II We oui guy
fortune TO nave lhat amount OF f'isGy cts on ,iI
We should leeI F"tneE 100 coitloIlOc 10 . i
OIL gong 10 washington 10 ilAAhtV 1t GA 49,; S :
uoaS. Inns, however, Is ""L "hocpGF spe-. VI
tHe eAF1Eas"hI tiiu "iSe rutio'S % tiiG uiy: 90
We uhueL ss'iu 'l't' lt'e M" -No'lltsS " H.
uIeIy cifcGiathS report N tuc Io"Sr part - ~
SlA CoAGress!oh' DlSIlt '''It Uiie nu.uICu J. 4'I
laOoTers on Inc M"hassH gap lro,'u, IA o,ehs -,
uoIh eo"l; Nio ~ so ~ .'' M M: ~
ana V"'eG 'uc het.oGt"''c '''SAc'' 1h'S S1'uer -
III PeFttt Heepl'IS Win ' NoS' o1t'3
cSiutAt U! SIGtoaS 10 utslu uloLI vS"st''se, "t
whose onlg noieS 81 Hpi nc Ga""n lio,l ,!0
"'I -i,b ~" nc,,orrS,i. ,no;or;t Of Pace tLo
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12


~ The SpLHof JcJeys0& admits that the Dcs.;-.
cratic Senator ana OF the Delegates Of Jefferson.
county, elected by the aid OF Wing vo@s!
What generous people the Wigs are.
[.3HicricGI SgRiiIcs
My dear sir, if you not careful You will GA
Wire the uninitintcd Of 4 fact which we pTescL:2d
through she campaign, that Know-Nothingism! is
whipgery in disguise that beneath the covering of
another pame md the mystery of sri IS and CO: IL
stic signs, it remains the same organization, Tat
in former times hattled naniu!iy and openly against
the Democracy We do not mean of course that i:sis
composed entirely of Wigs, for we have TOO uy:h
evidence to the contrary. We know OF one who
but n short time ago, drank deep from the r1%re
fountain of cmocracy-rcv@lIed in tie joy aild
peace which that faith lffords-and fully Gpprcf;a-
ted the necessity for the faithful execution OF its p:,l-
icy-!,ut who has turned away from the landmarks
which lave heretofore guided Him. aud is now vstr.
shipping at 81 shrine upon which there is false :nd
erected But if the Know-Notllng party is not l;o
old Wing party, then you certainly have no claim:
upon the suffrnges Of men who DO not affiliate wish
you, but remain independent and aoor from yotlr
organization, and they with perfect consistently
testify their preference and esteem for the CaHli-.
dates of party, by giving them their votes. 1T;
least CHARLEY, you should not object for scrt'
time ago, we are sure, you would hav, not CAIy.
looked conplacently but woalI have been y2ry.
much pleased ut their c0ursc--and now if you are.
still Democrat and the wing party is withol'i II,
leader and disAanded, it ought rather please t:ln.
10 discomfort you when they vote the Democratic,
ticket Take care, lest by the influence Of nsssuEn-
ton YOU become thoroughly identified with t$at
party which YOU once so earnestly ignored. ;
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12
Correspondence of the; y Y Tribune.
Know Nothing Convention,

Speaking of Virginia reminds me of Ilconic Sell
eeraphic correspondence which took place the EiY
inE paper in Richmond, Yn. and the editor Of ihr
Know Nothing paper in this city. Here ii is, wRli-
cut names
RIcHNozp, (Ya.l Nav, 1885:
g Is it true that you have passed resolutions: in
your own State Councils Yesterday aholitionfaEng
the Order in Massachusetts and elected Henry vii
son and Henry J. Gardner as delegates 10 the N.i
al Convention at Philadelphia
'!he following was the immediate reply
BOSToN, Aiay, 1851.
Is it true that you passed resolutions in yiur
Stae Council declaring that throughout the Ge,ler
in Virginia no member shonld vote for .uy malt4or
ofie who is not in favor of The extension of Save
territory?"
Here the correspondence ceased and Virginia gas
not been heard irom On this particular sdbiect-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12
IFrom the New orlcan Bulletin.l
The Massachusetts Person I'll Liberty Bill
Retaliation in louisiana.

The question that presents itself 10 every reflect
ing mind is, WHAT'S to be the upsh ot OF this dIsor,
gnnizing movement? Will the South passively and
quietly submit to this desperate assault upon the
constitution, the great bulwar of our lii critics. WITH
out even making show of resistance? The state Of
Massachusetts is vulnerable in one point; however
case-hardened she may be against all appeal to rea-
son, lnagnanimty patriotism, there is the expos
cd part like the heel of Achilles, where she is assai-
able.
Wemust attack her here. As she is now govern
ed it is the only sensitive spot in which she can be
made TO feel. We have large and proftahle trade
with Boston, profitable to her, but which can be ca
silly diverted tosome other point without any Pren
dice to us.
If Massachusetts persists in this system of gross
and absurd injustice depriving us ofrights guaran-
tied TO us By the constitution let realiate upon
her and make her feel that we give hard knocks
as well as take them Non-intercourse and reprlsais
may be established without committing any breach
of the peace destroying amicable relations II IS
a quiet and easy way Of obtaining satisfaction and
redress and word for it, let but the
ofour Yankee friends be rudely touched, and IT. VIII
vibrate with such rapdity and force that conYlcon
will Immediately follow renlorse and repentance wt
upon both. The odious bill will be repealed on inc
first opportunity
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rFrcm ,hc Ncw ynrI, ucrnld.1
= Know Nothing Explanation OF The VIZ
Cinia ElcCtion--T7he True PIatGJrI. Is,
n Great American Party,

= Know Nothing Explanation OF the N55fF4;:
Cinia EicCtion--The True Platform. :9r.
Great American Party.
Experience is the teacher Of wisdom. u The M of
of the pudding is in the eating thereof The paSez
recently established at Washington, lnodrstly stsH
sunng to lie the national organ of the Know Nsfh-,
ings thus accounts for the oferwhelmn; deltas GOT
sam in Virginia - !;
h. All the Irish on the public works voted Cor
Henry \. Wise.
Aud sure they couldn't be expected to vote 2or.
sam who has sworn solemn oath 10 tu'"l ry7ru
poor devil of foreigner and Catholic, nat i5rJ
eiTn born out of every sort opUblc situation, an tC
keep him ont till doomsday. !:
>. \ large number of democrats ioinci the pr.4er
for the purpose of deception 2 .
Shouldn't wonder il they did and the result LT,ly
showed what stuff and rubbish these secret oathS OF
the lodge are when the recipient Is disgused HStiI
the contracted principles involved in them. <
,. The dsateced old liners Of The wing pSrty
voted for Wise.
Very likely. A good many CID whigsii yiraizia
were doubtless indignant nj ihe de. of selling :sut
the party and its principles for pig in 81 hug :
& Virginia was lost to the Know NoliIinc7 by
their bad management and over confidence /
This is unquestonably true. Lock, for insaS,e.
nj the bad management in the reelection of Sew:
i'll the election of Wilson fron Massachusetts in Che
seditous proceedings Of that Legislature and til Eht
failure of our New York State Council 20 makes y
version the other way. As for the over confdcl:,eI
of The Know Nothings it IS likely that tie mofcy
which they have lost in Virginia and on Virgi..iA
would keep dozen daily newspapers in Eui hslst
from this time TO the end of the Presidential cSn-
paigG. : 1
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ALLEGED CASE OF SEDUCTION.

During the last Few days much excitement has
prevailed at Piusburg, in consequence Of an al
legged attempt of Mr. Jeremiah Mckibben. OF Phil.
adelphia, to shoot his brOlher-in-law, Mr.. Isaac
Craig, Ot Allegheny city against whom he prefer.
red serious charge. The PittsbuTg Dispatch has
the following version of the painful affair:
Mr.. Craig, a few years ago, married dausb-
'eF OF Chambers MeSibben E-q al one tims mss.
master in this CITY, and since (wlip his sUa} ufo
prletor OF the Merchants Hotel PhiladrIpbIs In
Nov"mber last, another daupkiet of Mr NrEiS
ben "a deaf and dpmb girD was or a visjr Il, he,
sister IN Allegheny, TOR lFsshsst,sSer which ~
't Si R isast week ss;ftaj,
She had been for some months enCisHie, and -
insy questioned, she charged het hroiheT-iH-law
With icing her sr1uccr- Her father and hFO her
Immediate, came here, removed Mrs. Craig to
ihs rPsiuvne.. OF her aunt SewiCkiy, during her
husbands ab,sgce and On meeting hln, On their
reiurn the shooting affair alluded 10 came III -
Since then Mf. McIIihben has ins'iu'c,' c'vl
scr-1 m against Craig tor seduction, claiming twgS
" thousand dollars damages, upon whIcG Nj
! Craig Ton Tuesday aiicUnoun.) SurTendcTsu MIN
SIT TO TIE Sheriff without rendering hail, aud nov
! rsmaiIS in his custody Ills due 10 'he accused d
state shat ne de mics the guilt imputed 10 hun an
/ alleges that he was in search Q; the .Messfs Nc
! Kitben 10 make the same statement 10 them, WIZ
| Annexed The whole case, oWing>in great de
Zee 20 the social position ct all The parties, Ia
II g Gated sIcdt excitement IN the community, an
deep feeling against the accused.
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CHoLxnA AT Nav oRIrASs-Tae New Orleans
papers of the 10Th ult record geytral very sudden
deaths from cholera. Mons. GODDARD the celebrated
seronaut, who was aliveand we'll on the night of the
25th. was corpse the next morning. Hugh Grant,
!, well known engineer, and late city surveyor also
died after a few hours illness.
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ae
Re.arn5 hage .lsen q

Resarns hagebsen e Goantiess
wAiah give SIR. Wise Sa3oy5 io4Sl WybtsE
ming. County remains 70 Re rs tfofa. Is yols8
between Gen. Pterce and Scott Nss as fo}E4t
lows Pierce 20, Scotia
Tie oifcial returns may Slight vary the abots
maiority; but any change will not lessen {hJ aggF
gate Democratic majority Orr table Of III critics
has geen made with considerable labor md carfl'
from sources believed TO be correct toe alost
able, and in most cases from official retr-ns, AF,
Wis4s official minority, we believe, viii reach tts!
ROUND number of 10000
FCISF ATrY:RE
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Stampede.

Faulkner, and FIVE of her children, ran OF on
Thursday night last Circumstances lead so tsie5he
lief that their escape was plsnned and carrici ;Ou
by Ohio or Pennsylvania abcIitionists. With isesc
slaves, Mr. Faulilers less within the last eig3!eer
months, must exceed ten thousand dollars Shcl
outages if continued will yet resultin tho halgEug
Judge jury of some of the abolition eni!sa
rics who are becoming pest to Virginia
IAlaEiiaSbuag RepEblicGa.
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Althourb the Colleuo Records of

~. Although the College Records of William
agd Mary College, at Williamsburg, Virginia. are 80
imperfect thata full list of Alumni cannot be made
out, some glorious names have been preserved, such
ton, George Wyhte, Thomas jefferson, John Page,
Edmund Randolph, James Monroe, John Marshall
James Barbour, Philip P, Barbour, William B. Giles,
Benjamin Watkins Leigh, Chapman johnson, John
Randolph of Roanoke, Spencer Roane Littleton w
Tpzewell, VIM. G. Riyes John ]. Crittenden Wm.
S. Archer. John Nelson, John Tyler, Winfield Scott.
What galaxy! What other mother can point to
such jewels -Frederig Herald