Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14


Jackson, which Nc can approve, and man,
which We mus, condemn, that NE are pleased
When opportunity occurs Of bcstou ing praise.
En-. FREE Pass.
WASHINGTON. JULY 10.
The SrcRETARY OF THE Navy has
left this City on a visit to North Caro-
lima. his native State. IL is believed
that there remains now not one Of the
Heads OF Department at the Seat of
Government.
We DO not complain Of the absence
Of the President and all his Cabinet.
though SO general an absence Of the
high officers Of the Government is
unusual, if not nprceedented. We
know that occasional absences are un-
avoidable and justifabIe. But we
feel for the distress which this aLerra-
ton must cause TO the Editor Of the
Richmond Enquirer, its New York
coadjutor, and others Of the same fam
lily. who uttered such bitter dcnuncia-
tons year or two ago whenever the
President, or one Of his Secretaries,
found 1t necessary to visit his domicil
to look into his private affairs. five
remember right. one Of these Editors
carried his patriotic indignation to such
an extreme, as to offer retrard for the
apprehension Of the fugitive, when
President ADAMS, after the decease of
his father, retired for a few weeks to
the shades Of Quincy and no member
OF the Cabinet was allowed to leave
this city for day, even to visit his
sick family, without hue and cry be.
ing raised upon his trail. Nat. Int.
! ST. LOUIS, JUNE 26.
Gen. CLARK and Col. w. MORGAN.
Commissioners on tho part Of the Go
vernment, accompanied by Major
DouoHERrv. with a deputation Of
Indiana from tho Ottos, Missouries.
upper and lower loway., Missouri
sacs. and one Of the Teton tribe Of
Sioux, left town or Thursday last for
Prairie du Chien. They have gone
Tor the purpose Of treating with the
different tribes on the Mississippi and
Missouri, IN order TO determine their
respective boundaries. and If possible
to purchase the lands which they claim.
Nat. Int.
In the ship France. from Havre. JUS,
arrived at New York. came passenger
His Exeellency JEAN BArrrsrE Roux
DE- ROCHELLE. Minister Plenipoteptia.
~ from France to the United States.
hls lady aud four servants. Nat. Int.
FULLER, The Bank Pobber.-By
slips from the Boston Patriot. the New
York Commercial learns, that about 8
or half past . O'Clock. on Monday
morning, Fuller. who by deGalcations
and appropriation of $4,000. the re-
ceipts Of the day, had, as receiving tel.
Ter, defrauded the Branch Bank Of the
u. ;. IN Boston, Of about S57. 900.
sent Tor MIR. buckingham, the cashier.
delivered himself up at bis own house.
and gave into Mr.. rs. possession all
bot $1,000 OF the $4,000. lie wa.
greatly agitated; and about / O'Clock
on the morning Of Monday, when all
was Joyous on account of the dawniDg
oil the nations jubilee, he was conduct.
ed to prison and left to ruminate on
the sure reward Of extravaganza and
Jolly. Another story is, that lie was
taken by man placed in charge OF
ut: furniture, but our correspondents
believe the foregoing account 10 be
correct. In a postscript they add
The keeper placed in Fuller's house
called up Mr.. Rockingham at ) O'Clock.
IN The morning. and told him that bs
would deliver up Fuller and S39, 900.
which he did. Fuller had gone 10 sc.
vsral places, bot could endure his con
d'tIon no longer. His reason AZ ti,n..
appeared unsettled.
bslt Pat OH inst
n Firafe foken.-A letter from the
Boston Palladium Office. states that
the /. ;. sChr. Granpus. Lieut.. Mayo.
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