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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02

~Thc following is an eItrac. from 4.
letter to the Editor Of the Winchester Y,,,
sr"rHH, from one Who attended the funeral
OF the lAmsnted BrDrScEE. We regret th.,
time and space fOrbidS publication Of the
whole letter
The scene at the grave vas impressive and
eeePly Affecting. His Two eldest ebilcrsu-s ,as
40 dsashler i did not see At the funeral =
nA9J OF bis associates 10 childhood, anouR them
A. X Bo'sisr. Esq uilnessed The ce1cent Of hi.
IenaWs 70 inc crave, and waierea with tear, M,
so's OF ne VALLEY on biz tomb aud .o1pd,S
s~,'.y tgfnien. You irmember how beauti.
tui'y 'A'sck' ant Henry" a. their ia t,i.n-.
LAh"iaiy called 'hrn, ailE.ra, Ia IhcIr sps,cb,,
a. 'a- betincs' .ihnrI'a a. Charls.lowa IN Incl,
~ 80 'peiis On me banks Of TIE Potomac through
valley d 81 snd grows IN dsysof.Tan, Svss,
sue Nhat c'eiiIabe evidence ihsy gave ofalpv
41e warm maiaAi - sonAi AitsehmeBL notw,,L,
sAnaIhg 'h'y bad oiIet met political aniAsoni,l,
Q The eNH's's
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
ACCIDENT.

We regret 10 ansouros that NJ. Geo. w.
sForTS, met With quite painful accident one
day last week, which may eoufins him to the
house for some time. We understand that
his foot received severe cut from an adE,
which be was us'ng, and which missed its
aim, striking Mr.. So foot, and severing ops
Of the !ssdsrs tbereoL-Spirit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
MaTiiAIbuTg RsDublIcaI

ASTOUNDING DEvELorNExr. Mr.. s. g..
Jones, late president Of the Iowa Central
Air line railroad, in letter 10 a director
resigDipg bis Office, states that the cost Of
bis company efgsltipg the Iowa lasd grant
through Congress during the session OF IS.
81 was seven hundred thousand dollars -
The original "Peeuuiary compliments" were
bestowed in 'hc shape Of lands, Of which the
AR Line company go. something near 600,
COO acres but subsequently, the lands we're
exchanged for the stock Of the company to
the amount stated.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02

Laos BFUT Mr Wm H. Croul u
thlsplses t'sy' The sbspbsrIstsup R,g,,,,,,
E'iisd on Friday week, Beef uLieh weigh.
Cd go poabds, net. It's boef,bip %,
parehs'si q Hr Jsoob Svsgslsr, u Obi.
s0unty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02

Get PHnfr sr GEoEaE CoosE sEs,sA
Of 5so's history ~ gave last sssk, arrived
~ this Plsss % SstaSdsJ Ias,, add u asu -
jourBisg 9th bis broshsr x y. CsaSr.
Esq uesT CkaFlsssovs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
THE LADIES. HONE naoazISp.

by I. S. Arthur, aud Miss virgipi.
Townsend, is not without its charms and
We should be sorry 10 lsse it from among
our exchanges. 1t is ably edited, aud its
Illustrations are not less meritorious than
those Of Cooley, or other publications of the
day. Nov is the time to subscribe for the
Ladies Home Magazine" ard the Free
Press"
REv joins DowNEY "A corre,pondeu ut
of the Lyncbburg Republican, writing from
Stsunton Of the trial Of Rev John Downey,
for murder, says
The prisoner was permitted to take .
walk TO the Catholic Church, few days ago,
(of which he was formerly the munster, !
accompanied by his attentive friend the jail.
or, for the purpose Of getting bag OF coin,
containing several hundred dollars, which
he had sscretsd underneath the stone steps
leading into the sanctuary
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
CAS- tHANGI-.

Another ebang' bs' tshsn pl,os 10 the
tine u fusbing on tbe baltimore and Ohio
k''.roai-tbs EEprsss Ess, passing liar
Per' Ferry daring midnight, We have no,
r1si the particulars
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02

ur On Tussdsy night sssk, the BalH.
more ADD Ohio Railroad Compspys build
ins', st Psirmoni, vsrs dss,rysd By sfs o.
One ssgins vas burned up The cost Of vLish
Vs' shout $4,000 The loss Of ths eouf
PanJ y stated - being very hssvy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
HARPRRs-1ERnY Dan

We learn that the contract for building
the dam for the Harpsrs. Ferry Armory, has
been awarded to T. II Moore & Co, or
Buffalo, New York, We have not learned
at What price.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02

NJ PArErcE DEvtry, near The Old Pu,.
n'os 10 this county 'llugi tered "a Moody
sees 'H hogs weighing is tho aggregate
1859 peus5s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
MONEY WANTED.

We want Moscy aud must have i, to buy
Coy-, Pork, B@f, H'oai, aud last, though
not Lea,t to pay onr dejb We do not givo
this as an idle dun-we mean what We say
and We trust those Indebted will net force
NJ to the necessity Il oo~Te.lirg payment
CALLAHER ~ co.
Nov IS, lsjS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02

EVA meeting "a held a. Lsurslinr. Harry
ConhiV, Va. 90 ne 80 u October. fof he tur.
Poss Ui 'ssiog he vote 81 The people "a The qo,s
ton ofmsSisg new county cot q portion Il
the vs'i district Of Hatdy The vote .DOl ave-.
-. tOs,i Gfsrnlssd 90, sEts,d spua TOT me
eousty b. q vote e. sitIog
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
IoN. HENRY BEDIscER.

lie" weeks ago Te chroniciei the pro-
ecesings ofihe"" eIco,ne Home to the Hon
hrNE Brn.Na ga given him on the 9Th
uit., by his fellow citizens. soon after hi. re.
turn from lis mission to Denmark. Who,
that listened 10 hi. eloquent speech upon
that occasion, wonld have predicted that in
three weeks he would be called away to the
Spirit-land!
oa Sunday the TIA ult he atten led the
Presbyterian Church, and beard tie Rev
DR. DrrroS. In expressing to US the pleas
ure the discourse afforded him, he also al.
luded to the singing Ofthe psalm commepO
ing with the stanra
Teach me The measure If nv CAV,
Then Maker cf ny rams;
would survey life, narrow space,
And learn how fabian"
How singuiarly prOphslio these lines
we're
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02

EYThsr, are '-sa.v hyr cent piece, IN ,i'-a-
iaroa N Np'f,is - s,il cl1stsrfsi,sd ., tu lriy
detection. sIespi ~ M $500 Toy have Do
nuE 10 them. bot Tall 90 tie e.ua.sf o. I,sf 81, a
aaf piece 81 lsst o'nstu,s- .b,y are me stA,I
fsssu,bIsuce ui he fshuias qusrsf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
GICSjN

The melancholy isvs hsv. com.
Tn 'sdtss; %; he J,sr"
The last week or two made up Of IVA.
Pour', aud clouds, snI storms, b,vsl..n
Of gloomy especially to those ike
Ourselves, Who have been confined With
colds and rhsumaiism.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
Public Sale.

DrRsTANT SO bee. .I Tfusf sEs,u.sI .a rrs
i sn#yIsfFbsI hy -smIrI o. iluaK ut .hs Ii l
~ 81 ApfT t-57 stf ,i fs..f ia ne g. -
uHlt- cd .hs CsHa.Y Coon .. J.fsfs.u. OBJ s.e8rf
tsflstn lIssI..fs ItsrFi. mrs.f.hsf o. ell Us.t
isf ssls aa ne prsmisft
~ Ep4aV. Dyfsaby ". 1858,
ne valuable pfpsry io Chsr~s.r~b suBs.-r
near - OPP asd Ensus 90 To- pc. ai So D.. sa
- isI ~ ~ fsnsupnF = lattt
LARgE AND CVNGENIE Vt |Frfha
Dwelling Houses,
urh o. ne nscfsssry cut uui.dlsgs saiaz
suschsf
Thia pftp~r'y rosnsinss nshY atssataess ~ ~.
sprct iD ircaiioa. ranvst ishrs 'o vstsr =
ffsns - ssts OEs fAlff rsst ssd b. -
ahss in 80 sqasl antusi insfs .fssnfs b. Co..
80 psf 'neais bel - 'rtafst ~ Dssl Of ffas. 90
tks pfemisr
uENRY HCSTER -
piiN . LOCK ''''F''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02

EORN.--A To- tsfrss ssrtsd .. be OMes Of
~ he ffsr Pttr arf.lttr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
D | g d

h. BOLIVIA. JsirasuH Gupn, v .r.....
~ a. ne r'-t--rrr "i her husbStH Jsr...
e ~, ~, MARY FISHER be - SOL.
Der age bHslrg her ,t.savs, -, .... q,
mate cumUlr'.I 9Th h.r ~syI.u. a.
.,A'h came 'hr trHif,vI tgal, JrsIug u... g-..
Ctl'sl ipr "A yar.on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
Specai .Noi,ccs

PEW RENTs Tbs Fsw R.a'. q fhs Pf..t, ter.
haf.h srs dee ffs i.f OF 81. f.frf
IIiU> ~ rae FIun
slu "a lltHELHIHdIH
" tEAMfE
JNMt. " tANPHGti
Frft.ra rfsffuv IH Nsr Pee HI. HHr.s "a.
sspt g5 D. ~ CHAMEF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02
PEH ELNTS

fr~rhs Pc R,bs.fH. Or. ps Ctu,.A s,s
noe l,s LAWatS sorts.
Do. 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02

JOAN hccLEAkI AGED - ysan
Al CampN., Cour, House On he ION y ..,
Ter, DR.. kOBr. r, FACE, Iuutit, O.,
eOeplI, aged y YtAts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02

Low singulaFly prophsiio these lines
we're
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-02

- f.frI lsm p-sylls
Doe sale ~ faHts lssfe
Ntr.r faa HfHFa 90 rtrriHr store.
~ gFanr stsifFs saat q. b.
Whefs. wItH zee sses rssss.i 81. fssssf
asrs raIsff sp-h pfsl sas .rs.f
A. atas afs rsffiy H.gsa
u ttts vssfy hlt q sIrs.
A. shsa tb.s - iifs 10 -rtef
Ttaa DOLL #fsafa ~ ls.4s...s
WhsE utF hrsFt saft dssi L. bI.H#..
- nss fssi speu az 81 ~
s.fsnsst bJth t-ls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-09
American Elshle snraesx

The stated meeting Of the Managers was held at the
Bible House, Astor pace on Thursday the eth instant
half past four H. M-fion Luther Brsdish the chair,
assisted BY Win. Crosby, Benjamin L. swan aud Fran,
els Hall, Esqs
six societies were recognized ~ which two are in
and Wisconsin
Comu uuicauons were presented Of an encouraging
character IN relation 10 the work Al home especially
regard TO the progress OF the work of re supply the
states and Terrtores from Rev " D. Collins the Socie-
etys agent at Buenos Ayres, and from Mr. Nesbt, the
agent OF the Society at Para and also from Mrs Eesbn
with encouraging statements a. 10 the opeoius Tor
spread OF the Bible in that region
Grants were made Of Bibles Cor the state prisons al ue
Sing aHd Clinton, N Y; OOra Tesaments 10 the Mission
AIRY Society OF The Methodist Escopal Church. and Bibles
and aments 10 the Missionary scetv OF the Protestant
Dsnsh Bibles 10 Rev j. g. Oncken Tor .istrbuon am DOG
sailors m Hamburg, Germany WITH nuns pa grants a
smaller amount, and two volumes Tor We Vi4A~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-09
United state. C,rcu,s Court.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO ruE STATE rRIsoN.
JAN. -7h Tinted States No. John Eloon ard Rrsd0s
ftdndoon-Ihese defendants indicted for passing
counterfeit quarter dollars. when the jury were en-
psnneled Mr. Frederick smyth, Assistant District AHor
ney Informed the Court had ascsrtaised shsa
prisoners were married and that he looked with mercy
on woman when dong wrong under the direcsscn
OF her husband, he moved 10 nofe pros ~ 70 ne
female prisoner which done and she discharges
The male prisoner then pleaded guilty and was sentence1
e the Court 70 two years in the state prison ana hne O
VI. When the prisoner arrested, be had IN hs r-
session ~ counterfeit quarter dollars.
The Tinted ~dtesrs Peter Androcs AND Pour OAers-S
prisoners we're indicted for making revolt on board tbs
bark Hahnemann
Mr. Bcebe on behalf OF the prisoners, said they
willing 10 plead guilty they could receive the lenity or
the Court They had been already time in prison
The Court admopisbed the prisoners the danger and
erormy OF the offence, and suspended Judgment
ard admitted them 10 bail on their own circumstances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-09
Superior Court.


ACTION AGAINST A RAILWAY COMPANY.
JAN s.-c'inon W. Ccno-- and others RS ne Hsd~sc
Rspcr Railroad Company.-Ths acton broush, ~
the plaintiffs, cattle dealers ssans, the Hudson RIVE
Railroad Company for damages alleged TO have been sus
ned By the plaintiffs under the following circumstances
On the 10th day Of March, 1884, the plaintiffs delivered
to the defendants at Albany sxtyav head q cattle IA
trans portaon their road New York. In the -four
o'clock train OF that day. In order have the cattle
New YORK Tor sale the Thursday N ,rnng following
the regular market day II was alleged In the companl
by Nessrs Clark and Reid that the defendants u
forv riding the cattle 10 the o'clock train that aer
noon, kept them AT Albany until O'Clock 10 the evening"
when they put board another for New York
by means Of which the cattle did arrive their des-
have been delivered II the defendants had earned
them by the train they agreed TO, whereby AMI
by reason &C the delay and detention aforesaid
the cattle were badly bruised, Injured and ds
mayed, and became SICK faint and exhausted
and greatly diminished in value, and by the aid
delay and detense the cattle not delivered in Ne
York for the then next regular market day Tor
the sale cattle in New York. II also alleged thst
the PLAINTIFF by 81 the delay and detention were
compelled 70 Keep the cattle for four days after their s
val In the city and until the next market day Def re they
could sell or dsrose Of them whereby the plaintiff
put &c great expense in keeping and feeding the cattle
New York Damages are laid at $500.
Mr.. Fullerton, on behalf OF the Company contendcd
that there contract for the delivery Of the cattle 10
New York at any particular hour ~ transport in
The four O'Clock train OF the day in question:
they received no damages or injuries while board a
The defendants cars IN voute for New York
The cause tried before. and verdict render-
cd FOR the plaintiffs for $3.50 but appeal 10 The Gene
raj Term trial was ordered on the ground OF some
alleged error in the Judges charge 10 the jury
The present trial was broush, 70 abrupt postpooe
ment on Friday last by the sudden indisposon" OF
q the Jurors, Mr.. Marum Cooper who sgnncd his wiz
nRness 70 be present Saturday but this Court
not st for the trial Of causes by jury Saturday the
case was adjourned until Monday morning next, Al IL
O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-09
Oar Hsvans Correspondents.


HAVANA, Dec. 80, l0W.
The &eGmer Ocea. Bird-A Yankee Captain DraWs ris
.-Ernch Coolie and Negro TTuder-Death Of an AmSS
can Lady, &C., &c.
Tho steamer Pajaro del Ooeana Ocean Birdl has agn
returned from Porto Rico, suppose, il Is all an erT~
about her going 10 the Coast Of Africa for oargs 4
bozAles.
Captain sturdevant of theIbark Joseph and HANNAH q
Portland now loading in this port for HamburgwS fer
tana.e enough gain prize Of 900 in the Last draw
ing Of the ROya lottery.
The French screw Francisco which brought ths
cargo "Asatcos from China proceeds from he0s
TO the coast of Africa for cargo of free apprentices a
Guadaoupe Az, however, IL appears propaoletnat raas
viii DO broken up she win in such case havesiiuie ain
Guilty in disposns OF her living cargo in this Island shou
she be 30 fortunate reach in safety which, fron
the knowledge which possess is extremely prooh-
matic4L
have Information OF the landing recently Of two more
cargoes of bozaes-one al near Cabanas the other
NsreL
young lady-Miss Anna Graves--of your city, re.
Gently died here of consumption She was only twaotI
years Of age and accomplished and interesting Her
body been embalmed, and will be sent 70 the uaseA
States.
The United States s.oop Cyane sailed on the 2s
instant
The health Of Havana continues good Afew cases 4
sizes have occurred among the imprudent seamen @
the COVE grant clean bills TO all vessels now leaving
port ever &c. The fbustero Fashion remains IN o
port for sale.
The Gacea has published statement Of the productsof
the lottery 1888 with the particulars Of the os
~ operations curing the present year In 1857 eghteA
scbemes have been drawn them Of 81 tickets aaA
sixteen OF rs 900 tickets amounting in all TO 81 0SS 700 u
this amount fourth is deducted by the governmee
H772,010; there remained unsod IA ,S37H tickas.
amounting TO Sll2064 05, which drew prizes for the
government Of $4 062 o. During the year there iapod
unclaimed prizes for $3 1893 o. and subscribers tickets
PAID in pre- MUM of s. 604 03x leaving net prolific
the government Of 81 lo for the year The net prom
Tn~t hnt suAt AIN a., fol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-09
Marine Court.
Before Hon. Judge Thompson


IMPORTANT pEcrsIos-JEws NOT EXEMPT PROM SER
VICE or LEGAL PROCESS on THEIR SABBATH. III
JBBs ENGAGED IN SECULAR BUSINESS.
Jan -Geooe 4. Troptridoe Philip Aoron.-This
q motion the part OF the defendant dismiss the
summons and complaint served the action upon the
ground tba, be Jew-the service having been made
him saturday, Jan. 2. 1858 The service made
nj the defcbdanis store. which Open and white he
behind the counter attending his ordinary business
q upon tther DAYS of the week.
TBosi-os J "A grave aud important quesson--one af.
fectng the chershed and sacred immuntes
sciences here pre- ssned for consideration. The de
ieudant claims 20 be 1sraee whose religious faith and
practice 10 keep the seventh day Of the week day
apart Divine command the Sabbath OF rest from
labor. and dedicated 70 the worship OF God. II pro
vdcd by statute that no process shall be served the
seventh day OF the week, COMMONLY called Satur-
day. upon any person VINO keeps that day ~
holy time Tie service Of such process said
day s declared to be wholly void claws oi 1882 o. 335
Il further provided that any person who shall knowing
sst ana en- sss esy sSs be- deemed guilty Of m.ds
meapor and upon conviction thereof shall be subject "
hne no, exceeding hundred dollars OF Imprisonment
not exceeding thirty days, both. q X s., p. 81
Prom these snactments will be that h the policy
Of laws " establish every possible safeguard for the
enjoy Of bs peculiar religious faith practice
No discrimination 81 crccd n favored The de
vout may worship bis Maker the grove, the sbbey the
synagogus or the church, and upon whatsoever day his
creed may require and while engaged he shall MOI
be disturbed In hs devoons by the demands OF ordinary
secular transactions. These treDts not made
for the purpose Of accommodating religious scrupes
Of the Jews only, but for the bsneat Of all
classes OF religious ~orshippers whose faith and
practice Is " observe the seventh day ot the week
holy u re, and who conscientious sincere
and faithful believers in the ssoctity OF that
day ~ the week But do the facts the the
inference the defendants religious fah and practice
N keep that day holy time lie euvrossed in the
OF secular pursuits a the very time the pro-
referred 10 served upon him That fact alone
furnishes the bs, evidence inf the world practice
to keep the seventh holy day Of the week A
IA known by fruit II would be q mocseyy OF reli.
gion and Disgrace 10 the faith he processes hold that
be entitled 70 the exemptions be aims the hands OF
the law. TIE motion must be denied with costs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-09

pvR PoisI.-An impression s gaining ground that the
honorable House o. Representatives just
Testing individually lively sense Of the dsagreeabhty
~ empty exchequer On the ath instant some t5 900
II said 10 have been due the members compensation
mileage, &c, OF which the Sergeant alarms had, far
only managed 10 obtain shout 1000 70 divide among
them. AZ class other gentlemen stand In need
Of all the ready" legally due to them, and others
will be more embarrassed by the necessary delay
until the treasury notes may be ready 70 be paid
over " them Washington Star, Jan Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-09

AMERICAN SFAvEN DHD ~ CALLAo.--The follow
ing named American seamen died in Calao Peru, between
July and September OF last year John furong, OF New
YORK Joeeth Powers colored Patrick McWrenn Ireland
James De@nteey New York; Cbas johnson John Wright
Boston; Joeeph PAWS, Portland, Name; William Aesse,
Bath Thomas Williams, Piitson,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-09
The Convict Rodgers.
SUPREME couRr-S CHAmBKs

JAN SIN ne &attcr # james Rodgers, Convicted @ ne
Murder q Mr. Sud'ason-Mr Geo. .. Kellogg made sppl.
cation this morning for writ Of and stay Of pro
ceedinss On exceptions taken the trial OF The prisoner
who was convicted Of the murder OF Mr Swanston by
stabbinp him when returning home In company with hia
wife Rodgers sentenced 20 be hanged on the 10Th inst
The Judge TOOK the papers ana reserved his decision
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-09

The ship Kate Hastings (pct the ro~esbip Reesse) win
sail from the Chsr-stown Navy Yard in the Of
week ten days with stores for the East India squadron
msi w be sent by her. There Is also vessel 90 sail
with stores for tho African squadron next week which
will TAXI mail ro paid letters and papers sent 70 The
Of the Library snd Institute, Charesown Navy Yard
will be for vnrded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-09

From Porto Rico learn that commission Of pantess
taxpayers has been appointed 10 draw up code
regulations which shall the future subsistence
the aborer and his family and at the time provide
for the agricultural interest the labor necessary for ID
increase and prosperity in other words code u Law
under which free negroes can be made 70 work.