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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25

hsH~-h ttr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES M IN.
"ock, safes All rrtts ssanr lir-s.a AL A., a. a.
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sni1iifnn airgr~ rz,uriiuH m -,fu.t,, an ia,
o"uts 20 ui nrsrsss, hir snu,r silrsr tfir~ --,.m
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IN lm'nr nnn srr ssitt r.ss<sfrf.l. .c
~e gn'nr Esnti1p zfsuffN pr-Ins r-.ls
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rrds M M 1tiD urifl. n ,,,.,, ,,fsI,.,,,,. -,
whiir Nas made pamii..s AZ, IL BE .,,,I ~
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~ la2 s'u Al
e"rH'-hair~ an Ntiitit mt Suilbur M t,,.
inning AL iis- ssssssk NJ d..s a,.ut, uli,v, =
Lam supply HilsHsi as--iss... lr IA, m.,,...,- !.
i~-oi iA-n We auntr 1sIth -arsAA mr. -ii,n
nseift. n Ei,nin c. a "a. r,,nu..
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q '66 oGuia. ~ u-'
@s-h'n INV IN aau supply VIZ q,,u.s
n 30 aJ 'u-iftA- M iIn uiss.its.
. Cinrcrs-sg-,hnis.sa fi i,..-r.,l ,y-,,,, -.
= NV. h"mr iur iAAAt hsssf t,li.sn
ifun "AsoI's Nj ~ a 81 All. an. ,r,.u,u,its.
HiHaifgszsa. --,ha.itn tfs,n, -o,,,r,. I,,,o,...
sale nj s.-.,I, lsIr -hlssinil.
fia-rs-sa IN as"n amur I'll III. md stun,
prroe u y n I'll All
HAvNtSiefNn-Wa huES, uu Sriiuu1,F- IA,
nosr an tiir lInines,IIi lsnsiI rruiR,r1k m, w..
Tern Bsuon ui,rrt linz mn as#n N r,,,,,t, hi
noiiss HIS wntk thDlI..L TIA. u-,,ni,, "a. .,in i,
niodnrSie demanE -hntsx llas..t Ir.-,,, mu,I,, af
s-surtnd nj y OH; al InIliiiiu,- AL ~ atl ,n,r
al shoulders M - n . afis. M, at,,,,- ,,,,,,.
We >. i1ui III M aran~AifimA- IhH in-panilanr
az ti's wneA 'uunarrssr n.s l.-,.s nIrtlsr. au.i
keSs lard, iilE l,D ai,sfi nun ai,rls
sA1T.-SArNa an HIrV.rr,,.i. ,s,y,un,u =, II
ccIits per blssi,,il.
NhfshLh -Hlir sIil,~ al Ga.is. RaE,,, jrr,
10 in"nrrHie sarsnIG, I1 uisr uiifIir-n u,ar. az
~ orIri- Itu Ealiun HIlt WE ,uiur. a.,
RTE 1O-daS htiltS al f tfr,T N ,,v,,. - c..
" lIai,S's at asA l8 auriris. Iha wa.,uul ur.,,r
ut iihih iIRs Abvann1B n .ilu.Ii. w.,1,,y
q M - uriftz t-s.riiisaEgfd nj tli.. aur-,ui md
sales ui the @anH ftrnm -Etir-r riiis uur-,in- n,
10 81 urIit. Hse iIss,I'tsflun aiF y,,,,,
Errisr s'G hi1is. 1nntihSnt nv wenalnsA
SEIANHsuHIAA- ~aI.rl M
ah1IHt-g'turaIII.s n ais~ Iha.fe atT Elmr-
"err fHsen, rHrs IA rfiH iissN,, nj ~ 81 +,Ii.
~egn1rits ftr anms ~1r ~ 7-A Hast.nta,,
the 'curFrir waEun Hrmr sas 81 7zI.. n R,a,t
OF Two 'ss,iPr tEslsssn al n itrRuinn mnnn SaIsS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25

sn1lR-ghurAIII.s n filx Iaasf. af Elm,r
were fHsen, rHrts In rtiH dissA,, nj - ~. -,I,
eegn1rth ftrr lnme wIs- ~ 7-h Hasu,nta,.
ti'e curFrin wRrun 1nur sas 81 7ZII n E,a,t
or Two 'sS'IPr tnlss'n Al n ifrRriinn mann SaIsS.
ahiifsass eab tWrStsk fiTum 4ttn.--a NJ ~ so.
scsisIdEs, 1sD i,E.r.ilh. IN rtit. ,,,n,, -,,-,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25
E0r Reaa.

RNV~S D~~sAng hsass- and n Cooper
IL Sop Bzzhrasssk Ro--<sssDa can be sat
n Hss IDsaI,tar IOtiN REACHER
>esG -. l-St
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25

NIiLL. be sold. al public sale, TO the
w highest bidder. 90 "Wednesday the Iss
Of October HeEt, 1t Whestiaad, the late resi-
dsnce 81 Henry smith Turner, Of Jeie rson
County. Virginia, DECEASED, all the large
>ts1ck II hlgh-ored
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25
e30,OOO CAPITAL.
Va Dismal Swamp Lottery.

md many Of 500, 500, 500, $50, &n. sc.
Tsekti, only $40, HaIrei ). Quarter ? ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

tensions were entertained that the oversight
or apathy Of last year, which allowed q ma
jority OF Anti. Republican members to be cbo-
sen to the Legislature, (by whom MIR. I'd
wards was elected Governor,) would not be
reformed \; thfs election. The npprchcn-
s'ons on this head have happily not been real
lied. Connecticut stands redee med, regene-
rated, aud disenthralied. The veteran Re
publican, Samuel A. Foot, has been chosen
Governor by large majority over the pre-
sont incumbent, and, from the samples we
have seen. there Is no doubt Of tho newly
elected Legislature being decidedly Of the
same politics As the new Governor. We shall
lose Mr.. Foot for time out Of Congress,
which We shall regret, because he Is n valus-
Die member; but his place will be filed by
good man and true and, il IL had not been
thought he would be useful OF home, his fell
low-eitizens would not have taken him Oh, of
Congrcss-tB.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
ENLARGEMENT.

We have long entertained the design oG en-
'ar-s'ng the FAN PASS, by the addition 81 one
column TO zach psgv. This would have bcrn
d. ne With the commence m~nt az the pr,-.~ut ,o-
'umc, but FOR the disastrous change ~l.ish has
90 me over thr times and -hieh d,i., the tr-ns-
g. { dcPositr>," from tho>e Who osrus. Into
depository - wh,eh'th., rvopcri, belong.
10 accomplish the desired Improvement. much
cAgcns- will he ,neurred and IL will th~ssfore BE-
neoessar, to have settlements lrIfh eJ~ry booy In
las account Nth this Office The hill. rrnsf Be
oiosc by mote 1t least, and for that PURPOSE eve
~ one indrbir, to this establishment siTl be
waited on during the spring aud summer.
The frst Of Schie",5er n,rt. 10 the 'isy on which
Ne contemplate n'aki-S the Pax Pass oa- Of
the mos, imposing sheets in Virginia Hut oshn-
P'ieT'fs must osu.r Jo'-rard wi,hou, money thi,
improvement, cannot b- male, and ,bo<r ~ho arr
indebted fpr more Than two years must be- .aiick-
en- from th, roll" A Us,y Crockett -, !, ave
can't stand it-and ~e wont"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
TIE DEPOsITE orrsIroN

We had in'rnded To- give the ayes and noes uuon
tc several votes in tic Hou,e of Representatives,
but find IL would Ice nm us-less waste nf room 10
string out upwards Of 9'o names upon four diff
en' questions We shall therefore oaly give the
vote ~ Virginia:
For the pret79Hs qnesS",'. ~l,'ch cuts of al
further debate, and ti,e amendments pending
MessTa. BeaIe, BpuIdin, Cbinn, InyaIl, and
lucas, anl NiasOn-G
AsNins, ii-Mcssrs. Alien, Archer. Claiborne
I,a'c"port fniton. tslIol son, Gordon, NcCoInas
Mercer, Moore, IaNlDr, and WiISoo-il
Sics'rG Patton sn'l Vie w,rr Abscnt. The
former woud have voted ia the Affirmative ,l,ro'
out. and tie latter ia the negative Mr.. SPEAKER
Stevenson Uas, iy las situation, no, called ut.pn
- vote
Thus has = majority Two 10 onc) Of the r-pre-
senia'i'cs Of the Ola Dominion nobIy stood up g.
gainst Executive usurps:ion.
We rrfer the reader TO tie analysis Of the vote
upon the prr'ious question, by ~hieh it viii ~.
BEEN h's' majority Of the en,ire Sov.h opposed
the application of he "rsg A."
Against rc-etartcring the a. - Bank. Ncs.rs
Archer, Beale, Is yuiiiu CHM, Claiborne. ia
'rnPTt' fnltrn. Gholson, tsordon, I.oyall, Iu-
eas, Mason. anil Taylor-i3
For the rcehartcr-Ni~ssrs. Allen. MeCom,..
Mercer, Moore, and " ilson--s
For d'c restoration &C the d,t,o,i,e,,- 1...r,.
Allen, Archer, Clsib0rr,-, Ussrq,poit F,,Itou.
',holson, Gordon, MeConss, Mercer. Ngor,.'
ls3iov, and NilsoB--i2
AsAinst restoration .--Nfessrr Teale. B,s,idi,
'hinn' i-oy 81, iAic.s, ADD AiasUn--6.
Dor eyntinulng IN st.le ii.sE q. t.t.,sit,.ri,,
McssTs. bcais, b,aidia, Chinf, t>g,slI. Tues.
and Mssob--6 -
Against such dcposi;orirs Nf.s,rs Alien Ar.
.Hri, 'Iunluie. Dstrupnrt, Fult1a. gh1i.ln
i.oriyn, MeComas Mcrccr, Moor. 4 M 49,
NtisDn-i2 '-''
for a. infcsiig.t ufth, Bank, A No.,
Wien, Aseicr, n.4ie ~ yuidin, china. ti.,l,or,..
tafcnPUft, ftltDn. tshcl.op, Glr,llp t<,.tf
lneas, Na.on. McCou,ss, Moorr, I.yfJr. 49,
iisyu-iT.
Agsfns it--Mr NIrrccr
We subjoin On snaIysi- q tn vote o. tn call
'or 81 Previous tyt,e ss1, taken iron, tie Ne.
u7aai iateiligcneer.
Prom ne Bailrs9rr Gasefie.
Iis lni, ligeaesr rrs,arks thai osiy nine sss,~,
icd - NE Previous Qlfatipu. a,.d that u,err
=" w'rd 81 tl'c shYic nualher e shirmst,,e
.i-s 80 given BY the tso st.trs Nru York apt
'rn''cts.e,) one 81 shich fsrnishes the pr-,i.
~ sod the ouiCg use Nicc i'frttlcut III he
-ted St.eE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
PATRIOTIC BANK.
April IL.

1frH APRII, lisa,
Al special meeting OF the President .,l
Directors Of the PArRiorIc BASK, held n,
DAY Tor the purpose Of taking into oon,it,r
atlon the alarming state OF the commerce,
anaIr' OF thIs District, twas unanimously
Re'Ofrtd, That, in the opinion Of the Boa
Tie interests OF the Bank, and its cred,to,.
require that the payment of Specie for n.
obligations ought 10 be, for the present. .y,
pended.
Re'o!rtd, That, in the opinion of the Boar
the report made by the Committee Of Ins,..
lgaiion, IN January last, showing that M.
BANK had not only the ability to paw IL, obi.
gallons, but To pay the stockholders onward,
Oh iiO per cent. was \ true and correct sta.s.
ment OF the affairs Of the Bank, and ti,.t A.
thing has occurred thus FAR to render the a..
curities Of the Bank less safe than A. tia, n.
Rod ~
Resoired, That the creditors Of the RAJ,
be requested not 10 sacrifice their claim,
the Board feel authorized TO assure them ia,
they sill all be paid.
In making known this determination. 4.
Board need hardly say that nothing but T..
extraordinary Junciure Of affairs could ha5.
brought them 10 the painful necessity Of it,
annuuciation. They earnestly invite ali ~,
sons interested TO call and satisfy them..j,4.
OF the condition OF the Bank, and the eye.
tions made By tie Board to sustain the ms.
tuition. and, that, so Car as discretion 40
prudence would authorize. they have perso..
ally gone.
W A. BRADLEY, PRESIDED.
NATHAN SMITH,
JOHN COYLE,
THOMAS BLACDEN.
J. W. HAND,
THOMAS HUGHES.
EDWARD INGIE,
PHlNEAS BRADLEY.
NV. ST. CLAIR CLARKE.
PisIlEY THOMPSON.
Attest; e. Z. DYSON, Cashier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
A Good si.cCrsr1n>,

Since the late disastrous firc in the ncighbor-
hood OF Smithheid, plan Of mutual io..,r,nc..
has bcca suggested. which ~- think WORTHY of =,
'e"''o" by the farmers and others II is this:
hist an association be- formed, and that aIl who
JOIN 1t, have their property valued by competent,
and d'sin'rrcstet persons. Ia case OF destruction
by hre ct the property OF any one of the assceiai
small per eertsgc i, to be- paid on two,hir,i. Of
the amount; BY which the sufferer will be- win.
stated. by very triliag contribution from The
other members Of the society. The plan deserve.
confederation. Let those Who "fecl for other,
woes" think OF a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
From the .NaiioH"i hnisiiigemeer.
NEW YORK CITY ELECTION.

From the accounts which have reached nc.
II appears that CoRSEIIus w. LAwaEscE. the
Administration candidate, has been elected
Mayor OF the City Of New York but by so
lean majority over Gulian g. Verplanck. the
wing candidate, as 90 make The result a de-
feat, instead Of victory, 10 the party wbirb
has obtained the majority
The whole number Of votes taken for Nav.
or. was 81, ~, being a greater number. by
4,62l, than were ever before poIled in the
city.
The majority of Mr.. Lawrence for AIayor
OF The City Of New York, IL about IsO votes.
u ,hs counting Of the votes has been legal.
and " the votes for Mr.. Yerplanek. set ssidr
because OF trivial errors 81 orthograph,. arc
deducted from the number be actually 70.
ceived
u appears, however, that the Whiz, b,v,
obtained a majority IN both branches of the
City Councils triumph of much greater con.
sequence than success 10 the MayoraIty would
have been.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
0oNRNRUMToATTon1
TO THE VOTERS OF JEFPgRsoN.

10 TIE VOTERS OF JEFFERSON.
FsiiOte- Cih-sns:
Your annual election Of DELEGATES TO the
"eneral Assembly Is close at hand. While
majority OF hs counties Of our Common
wealth have been, and many Of them still are.
tho theatres Of much political heal AMI .tr;S,
between the two great parties dividing the
people on the affairs Of the General Govern
ment, our county alone (or with few exeen.
hons) enjoys Tie enviable distinction Of wing
~ complete repose.
ne Administration party here, with a con-
sclons weakness, have preferred n retreat. IN
lneurring the certainty Of total overtbrov
~ the event Of making a regular pitched hat
Tie. Two candidates on the side Of the an.
position have been for several week, before
the people, ready and willing TO meet their
adVersaries, IN fair sod honorable contest /.
oa' 80 lag no opponent has entered The lists
mere WAS indeed, early in the canvass.
somo small show of fight but even that de-.
monstration has subsidized; and nov 40 Al,
appearance, "grim-Visaged var ba. smoo,b,d
his "rinkled front" But, feilow-eitizen,
the.e appearances may be dsceitfui. Not
~hhsiandihg this apparent insetion on the
part OF the adversary, Il u strongly suspect
60 mat surprise Is Intended Rumour states
that ne Administration party have Il IN view
on TIE morning Of the election. to nut I'm I,,o
gentlemen, Who have been named, (bui Who's
names viii not do them the injustice her,
10 rePeat,) IN opposition 10 the regularly an.
nouneed candidates add, concentrating their
~hoie force, thus. by a rue q, raryf. gain a
victory. ] az once acquit the tao reptIemeo
whose names have been used IN tbi, matte,
ot participating Ia. OF IN any manner eovnts.
nancihg tbs tH8Snuout aud manIy project
Fellow-C iiizens, he not therefore lolled IN.
N deceHhli security. The time. require ~
you unces ing vigilance snd activity Rep,ir
70 The polls on .1oadsv. and be ready Tor anv
emergency. Record your votes On the side 4
the Constitution and the Laws. even thof,gb
mere be no contest show your opposi,,oo
70 NE present Administration Of yoar Ceos-
IA eoverument and its mi.ehievous n,sasnre,
and' above ~, proclaim your uneomprom,..
ins he.ulhy and determined resistance "a
'hose 'eeent acts % EHeoutive encrosebrneot
ara usurPaiioa, when have suddenly srrc.,
ed the uneHsmpisd prosperity Of tbt, Is,d
snd VISITED q with suHsrinr' d,,,re,. 80
ran. 90 the polls, then. feiiow-oitixss. to
The polls 10 these psrnieious tiT.ss W..
gina expects every man 10 DO n, duty.
4 VOTER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

hy the most extraordinary cxertion., the cleo
hon in Albemarie has resulted in the defeat Of
Me'srs Gilmer and somhAIl, by about SO votes
This is the County OF Ex-senator RIvEs and his
connexions; and IL is aaid that MIR r. election
eerrd as bu'iiy as though he were himself can
did~'e Very dignided employ ment for scns-
iorial expeeiSnt! But he was scni out to re,olu-
iinnze Virginia. and he must be true to his trust,
His promotion to the high honor Of being placed
on the Van Buren ticket Vice President, de-.
Pends upon his success in reeonquerinE the rebel
lious province.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

soon eessc TO .seer ss tke distress am, a, ~.
sr.ble p~,i,io~s' Of or .goniIed eu-,s,u, ..
Th- Offices in this eoansry have been rnorr.
inercAsd This very appropriated h,H NJ.
Horace Everett ststed in deb.,c, eo,,.,,...
rri.tions fr from 5000 TO 10000 o.
think h- aid. IN cxtrs clerk hirv Iktl .,. q
farmers, mechanics, msrchsni.. th,nk - "a,
vho susfrr from the miserable aud us,kci .
m~nt Of the President.
] NV 20 Gen Vance, then. go on. lou, ,-.
Ioent, to-day, Sbco svu -"'.ouncct 4, i..- .
soaism trcmblc. You hive a>S.nlt,d a.. =, =
IN IT. ~c-k point. Your est.puls -iN i,,.i b..
vail, 10 the dust. Did you not ~ the \,s .
Jnggi.rs seulking on all sides Go o.. .,
then, the country will stand BY Won i'i..'
a" opportunity 20 doe glorious deed. -,r. i--.
we're 20 ~hst Won have begun. The bo,, !. !.
Is discassd--aud ve must sdminister 49,
medicine. The Otfee holders have l-.,..,..
privileged class, and they are ruling ~, i...
instead OF letting the people rule ihomS.!, ~
and &C mus, bring down these gcntr, th.. 81,
wants OF the people. II least TO lc,sl 4i,h t...
mssers, the people themselves 60 oi.. e. -,
Then, ~ last N your amendment travel, t.-,
Wssh'nE,on, the response every -hcre all d.
q" 20 on"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
Corribaa.ieao. IN Ba1l,aarr ral-.,,

WAsHtNgTos. kFHgL A. isst
The move vhich Gen Vance IA, ,,a..,.. i, q,
,.fmp'cd to-day 20 make On che tioass. aad sh,rh
trrsuHle ~ al I'-rsf ~ soute future d., v IA
s'irsst yo.sr suention. The Ohsoaa srtkes :, ne
rpo' - the fnisshicf Hr proposes Jon sse, a.
sh po~n All @l-firs--and ~ pruyiortina - mo-
~ = ,"errssrd ~ value b beng w,ihdrsvn from
sirrni.i,on, 90 ttsi lruBortiou ~ .s.,ll -, -,
.aiafieA Tbs - right u ou1ii % b. % A.
ihingf srr hoe, TEE Oaiee iOidtT hss q ssl.ry i,.
srf-'rd one-'hird 10 Vzlur Thc Pr~s,sl.ia. 4,
his own sisked stfsck upon he ourreos, -.
inaas his s-lsry, uDaiinslis, rs 90 foiisrs yesr
y orb ~ ~ 20 $500 doiisrs year. Whes, ~.
iar1Her gets hiit han o. tu6 tl,s,is t.ftss tt
his sifs' ~ ofhss bold.r sbould - 49, a..
h'i nr ~ H1r'i' ~ -isry Ma he oais,
''is.f l..i ilir s-efe. .if iiie cfc, hrIi.i u.I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

stint TIE was in the performance Of hrs du-
y. and being on the point Of challenging tho
vote Of \ Mr.. smith, whom he did not believe
n legal voter. the latter threatened that IL he
challenged the vote, he would be the death Of
him. Mr. odell replied, that Il was his du-
~ TO do so; and the vote was challenged -
Afier the poll was closed. rs Mr.. Odeli was
retiring, he vas stabbed by Smith. and hrs
abdomen ripped up so that his bowels gushed
out,n To what are We coming
T'eo o'eiOek.-Mr. o. is yet alive, but grew
ously ,pjured.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
BANK FAILURES.
THE BANK OF WAsUINCToI

''1 oh.Nh VT w iSHlNbfON
Announces 20 the public it, INABILITY o,
continue, for the present, specie payment, e..
In adopting this Decessitous and unpl,l.,-.
course, the Directors confidently assert. Il a,
the Affairs Of the Institution are safe, and a.
pablo to meet all its engagements Uad,-
the general distru,t which prevails, the Bar.
- reluctantly compelled Ia declare its inaGa.
~ longer to discharge il. engagements. 4.
The present, m gold and silver nwilI no.
coed to collect IT. means n fast as the ,ims,
VII authorize, and fairly snd fully pa,
' creditors; and IN this, entire coniidcnc,
may b. reposed.
~ nc unanimous order OF the Board,
X. e. wEIGiITMAN, Ca,hisr.
April IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
- q g.

More than half Million Of Dollars hsve been
given TO favoriic Mail Contrsetor~. as erna al
f'lrGHees In some eascs the ertvas we're fire
times as much as the regular contracts. Tli, i,
the refreHohlng Administration.
The proposition Of Gen VsScE. Of Ohio, will
cause huifering among the officc-holdcrs. let
heir wages be cut down to something like the re-
ward which other men get for their Iahour, and
share with tie people portion Of the Jistreascs
Of the times
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

CT MONDAY mex, IL the ,lsy OF election. Al
though some consider the dcsoafr question 1T.
tied, yet the question between liberty and Des-
to'''m is yet open. Jefferson ough, to speak OUT,
IN condemnation ol Executive uSrrps,ion, l,eesu.e
even now IL 10 not too late Ia remedy the evil
The misch'c'o"s consequences e ,he Expert
meut are fast developing. The people them
selves must speak. and no, leave their rrprcsen-
tAtives without clear sense OF their wishes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

"earc un'ier the painful necessity Of recording
another dissst-r by fire. On Saturday the 5th
inst the dwelling house Of Mr.. Henri, r. VI.
"r''coe' hear shepherds,own, took fire from n
spark from the chimney, and was consumed he
tore assistance could be rendered. Most Of Mr..
u furniture ~as saved; bot to the loss is a,i,ir,
the inconvenience Of being housele.s a, season
when time and money arr both pr,.cio,,..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
BHSE o. kLExAspAia.1
April ~. 1894

" Is deeply regretted by the Board Of p.
rec'ors OF this Institution, that Il has be-.
couPehed TO weld 10 the necessity Of s..
pending Tor the present, the rcdcmp,,on Of
Us notes no" IN circulation, with specie fun.
ihls'n"eh as the amount of notes 10 -ircula
'ion :, very small, il is hoped they VII b.
sPeechy redeemed and they will De receive
10 payment OF all debts due TO the Bank
By order Of the Board
J. l.. McKENNA catlg,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

Mr.. Chiffon, Of Kentucky, Yesterday sub.
muied the following resolution IN The Hou..
OF Representatives. According 90 rule. IL Iic,
on The table one dSy Tor consideration.
Rsseirsd, That IN view Of the general die.
ue-S OF ihc People Of the United states. aud
That commercial embarrassment which =.
carrying rum 10 the door Of the agricultural
portion Of our citizens, the President Of HE
United states be respectfully requested 10 sub.
MT 10 The House plan COR a bank Of the a
states, competent 10 al tl,e duties which NAV
oe required by the Government. and ub,rb
may he 40 organised as not to ,nff,nge on
our own delegated powers, on the reserved
rigtd~ Of We States, aud comprising al the
ah'antages, nay not be subject TO tho obiec-
IONS 10 which the present R-nk Of ,.,e I'M.
Ted states = liable 10 ~ bis Judgment.
Ihis resolution refers, we suppose 10 the
ven known declaration 81 the Pr,s,Jer, !,
n" VETO Message. that bank such a. Is herr
described might be organized, ard that n,
would have furnished the plan Of IL n he had
Dcen called on. n j. some what singular ina,
no such call has yet been made by any iead,nv
and influential member Of the Opposition
e'iher upon the President or upoa the secre
iafy, "io' ~ Mr. Forsyth informed The sen.
ate . prepared, Whenever rallied on. 20 sub.
mt plan for The relief Of the country.
Boit Cas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

The Convention for the settlement of our
claims on Spain, which the President an
nounced at tie opening OF the present session
as IN progress. tcds signed at Madrid on "a,
ga Of February, and may DO shortly expect.
ed at washington.-IG io6r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

IL Is our painful duty TO announce the de-
cease OF the Honorable LurTLEros p. DEss,,.
highiy respected and most estimable Repre-
sentative IN Congress from the State Of MARY.
land: Vie expired yesterday afternoon, ut his
loosing' In this city, after an illness Of six or
seven days. ma. IN, 9orJi5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

Our readers will notice, in the succeeding CO.
iumns, several specimens Of the effect which the
Executive "ExPcriment" is producing. Thos-
Who have notes upon the broken Bauks, must be
eonteu, With share Of the q" Glory" which is so
abundant and so heart cheering,