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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

n s"nsclcss Glamour is raised, that the true
question is, Bdnk or no Hank and many Of
those Who are engaged in keeping up this flse
iss''r, arr particularly and prr.vnaily inierc.tei
IN deeeiVing the people; because this dreep,ion
viii secure them continuance NJ the public crib.
Suppose this were the true iss,e' Are those Who
oTpo.e the Bank on eOnstfufionai grounds, will
Ing, even for the accomplishment Of What ,h-y
think = lsndAbie object. To sanction the ne &c H.
'esni aud unconstitutional means to attain their
end' Will they give to one man the authority TO
regulate fhe currency, when they DEW tina, mower
70 their own rprrsentstiycsp Do they believe
there is not virtue and hrmness enough in the A.
mcriean people, to put down the Rank, fif they
40 desire. without prosrating our sacred ns,itu-
lions. and changing the whole character Of our 20
Vernment'
Hut what will those say, Who think the Bank no,
only constitutional, but useful and neccssary,-
VIII they give up, through party feelings, their
Venerntion for the laws and the simplicity OF our
republican form Of government, through q u,iIl
greater veneration for popular man. VIII they
suffer their affections to be ~ dearly ta1ed' VIII
they sustain an experiment, - " hieh they knox,
must fail, (beeause such experiments har~ here
'ofore failed.) from mere pride of opinion -
Arc they afraid to do right, lest they be tainted
by their friends Who stick to "a the party" through
"hiek and thin" DO the mcritorioas service.
OF man, Who, you think, has saved his country,
give him right, through caprice, passion, or ir
AorAnce, TO ruin that country Il the father vho
PcSeueA his child from imIs-n.Iine danrrr ;ns,;6
bic IN striking the dagger to that ehild's heart
We address these remark, TO candid Jack son
nen--and We ssk them 20 reflect upoa them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

The proposition made by Gov. Marcy. Of
New York, for the creation Of . state stock
20 be loaned TO the Banks Of the state. seems
about 20 receive the speedy assent Of the I,e-
gislatOre. On Monday last the chairman Of
the joint committee. Co whom the special
message Of the Governor was referred. sub
mittod a report ofsome length, xprsssing the
unanimous assent of the committee 90 the
prOpriety 81 the measure recommended. ae-
eomPaAied by. two bills foe carving q into
effect; one entitled en- act 10 losn ths eysd,s 81
fhis ffsis 10 ihs pes1is thsrssC,n and another IN
relation 10 certain banks-the former prov !.
ding foF ne ISSUE Of state stock 20 She amount
Of six millions Of dollar four millions 10 be-
loa0cd 10 the banks 10 the city Of New York
to en- amount not exceeding one half their
respective capitals, and ihe remaining tso
nsilliOns % BE- loaned 20 individuals residing
out Of the first senate district, the other au.
thorisinz the banks receiving the loans 10
discount on them % ~ much capital.
The bills we're made the special order II
the day fof he nest day, Tuesday. when the
hrtt section Of The bill for creating the loan
Was passed, and probably the so, (, in q few
days, will be IN The market Upon the SUP
position that u will soon pass INTO the hand,
Of British capitalists. The opposition prints IN
New York represent the nessurs ~ IN elect
sale 70 SIS Britsnio Asiesty. 81 call that
oeTtsin farm, piece. parcel Or tract u land
called feFk Siais."-- Bet. Gas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10
CONcRESS.

Ia the Senate, On Tuesday the ts, the bill to
provide Tor thu repair of the Cumberland Road.
~ss lost. by two vote. On "Wednesday, MIR.
White moved it, reconsideration, which ms .
grredto, ad a ). nov thought il IN pas. an full
Senate.
Ou "Wednesday, Me-. Preston announced In th-
S~a@tc, in most frriinE manner. TIE death q.
Gen. BAN, OF =. G., n member oC the lover
house; and Mr.. Neimfie shn"une,'i the e.-st IA
the House in term. of dep feeling ami ,loqucnc-.
Both houses a,journed To stt-ai the funer.l-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10
THE MARKETS.


BALrINoRI, F'ridIy ereniag, ApnIL l.
fIo, R.-in the early part at the werk tn
wagon price ranged from 81 Is 60 ! S.I; but To-
day u 'sno'iorn al s. s7t. The rrsripls are IN
usually light.
ALKNAspRTA, APRrL T.
=, Yesterday the wagon price OF Flour was 81 ~
we we're not advised OF any sales from stor,,.
- 81 having been offered and rrfnsed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

The dcPo-i'es must not go 6dot, besausc you
I'LL d'er,by aeknou Ledge the Necessity of Hank
md 't' rrelar'er viii be Tie consequence! Thi.
3" u'r party cry of the dag. Put dova the Ba.,k
do~n ~ih the Bank, The Interests, tie usu,a,
md even the ib,riie' n ,i'r country, are but 49,
eo"dsry Objects, vhen compared th the ,ir,Iic-
'''cr'css Of party rcseutmcnL VIII tie ErcrsDen
% u'' sou'iJ h. frightened ou' q their rights By
'l's us-sldvuing yell 81 party fury
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

"Cigry Enough "-Thi, va, IN, nh,,.,
OF Mr. Van buren, IN a written COMA,
nisaion' 10 committee NJ The citizen, ~
Ne" York. and OF course DELIBERATE,
Penned be sad that. 10 have served ond,,
80 'llu'irlous ehiefas Precedent Js,L.o,
mas' Tor him. glory enough m,
rte,ideht Of the u. = Senate IL not .
pushing msn. or be must have felt the
O'oeo unels IN be VEINS Nhso slusion wss
made 20 this Abieet e1prss.ion. N a..
Course of debais N that bodv be "a. -
The SsnsioFs from ihis State. ~ he .vb
joined paragraph from New York =,
PEI. u sppssfs that The farmer, Of III,
state 80 sell - slseuhsrs. are getting m.
afteIe by tho bushei. and viii psebsbiv
soon have enough" - vsii - VI, V,s
Buren mn a. -"
Giory ighs BpJ,ei-A Ws,,s,n ~,
mcr was asked yesterday 10 tbs e,iv. via,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

TO TIfE TO1'ENS sffje Cssyreszsro' ne.
ffrf. egnifesrd II ~ egifHnes n Ff,.trtt4.
H''7f"'gre. h7t~try. .'fstgaH, and F.,,s,
fstto~-CuUfFs q y proposed % taLa
tho sessr q the voter. 10 The ensuing else-
Toe upon iho question Of R,ryriHr ~ Pabh-
f''reris' % ~ baat ~ 70, fnHff Vsfst Tho
shefia. ADD superintendent u me polls srs
'hffeIofe respectfully requested o. take ths
sense Of each voter ihus --Rsiiorsfioa, o. NJ
hfHoraiteA- Whatever may b. ne opinioal
~ ihc people a.. @, ihs sssH Hho ere 20 rcpr.
sent th'if local 'rtefssts N tho Assem-.
lherr - m'"'iest Propr'eiy W steeftzni-.
tie sentiments 81 ihe Issiyirf upon ,b,s
Poriatt subject, in order hat our Rene.
iati'e 90 '0"gress may be fully sd,i,rI
ne true state Il pubic opinion, and ro.sf.
himself accordingly
49, Mar I,iers u a. Dn-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

The Liverpool Standard sf,he s;,hF.s
states, that the British cabinet had rei,,.l
TO grant any remuneration 90 Capt X,
and bis officers for their immense lo,,,,
and suderiags. except the promotion Of h.
officers OF the expedition. and the psvu.n.
Of the mso. which vas considered s.tFc.rt
and ample remuneration. Proposals w,.-
making for . petition to Parliament IN n.
vor ofCapt Ross and his officers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10
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a committee waited on Mr.. McKim, represent
tA'''e from the s'h congressional dis,ric. OF Ma
ryiand, Including part Of baltimore City, With
t"'fruet0Hs. (siEned by SLY voters, showing n
majority OF 7iS.) to vote for q restoration Of the
deposites- Mr.. MeKim promised them careful
and attentive consideration tie arrived in Bal,i-
morc on Friday evening, and vas therefore no, in
bic place 70 vote upon The deposte question.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10
nAIInnn Aarr,al,,,,

Ne. AnLs. . nasiys a Baltinor-. sud ann,
o''ng msn' "sde s'eses-fal ssoess, IN balloon.
IRON FsdcTnl Hill, on Wednesday t,- 81 instant.
IFS grtatea heigh, rs one mile nd e quarter.
iIe siigh'ed shout 70 nilss frOrn B.l,insorr. .,
DodAin Point. ou tl's Bsy. and returned 70 Bal,,-
more be nest day, vah b., l-lIoon snd sppar.-
,us On perfect Os,lsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

S<Ne are authorized ~ announce IiGAGY
BFHSV' Pc as candidate to reprc.en, to
county Of Jefferson in the next House 81 Dele
gates u Virginia
s-JouS :. CAtf ,ura is again b.r,rr ,,.,
people of Jefferson County. a. . cand date 81,
Represent them. IN part. In the peat House sr
Delegates
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10
MIR. PRESTON OF sourn CAROLINA.

Correspondence cfhhe Portland .i,i,'rrtise1,.
wAsHrssroS, MlAcuI3.
This new South CaroIinian. whom IN.
NullIhers have sent among us, 10 bewiteb
ing all the good ladies and gentlemen of
Washington. with his eloquenee. Indeed
| must confess I never met with iu,t .u,b
man. He talks Poetry as RAPIDLY a. ons
can read Prose. and be talks il too Cd hs nd
IN moot magnificent style: The middle
ages may boast OF their troubadours, and
the Italians Of their Improvisstor.; but
mere we have 4 man who gives out poetry
rs rapidly 80 words can escape from his
i'ps' m elegant and highly polished senten-
ees,-never committing an error 10 Eng
isn' and never mlsproRouneing q word
and delivering all this poetry With an ac
ton lndsseribably graceful, and 10 attitudes
mat The best representstio OF the old Gre
can Statues do not surpass. This Mr.
preston 20 man who equally enraptures
gray headed Senators. aud Misses in their
teens-iAultless in SETON. in illustration.
and metaphor. and yet able, though dis
eor"Vo IN argument His eloquence i,
that OF the magnificent waterfall. over
arehed with the rich eoloured rainbow
or perhaps ! msy say moro in truth, that
u Is the jet d'eau itself. in spirited motion.
speaking with the reflected radiance of a
thousand lights. Sheridan's eloqnenee. A.,
described. not as IL reads. may give YOU an
IDEA OF bis captivating powers. 1 know
not how Preston msy appear IN prin, hut
know that II were he. would not ven
inre there-bIddinG defiance. as be can. 10
ell the Reporters. who cannot write one
word while he speaks ten.
The Offering Of Memorials is the point
m which the Senate ba. almost all th,,r
interesting speeches This was The oeca
sion which brought ont Mr. Preston 10 Ja,
IN speech Of shout an hour. length =
Many ofhis metaphors were very beautiful
among ell Of which must give YOU orc a.
a specimen. In abiding 10 NJ, Kim. >.
marx that the Bank had hons strength.
he traced ont tho figure. A Lion. il vas
he said. but Lion snbdued on u, Ii,
'horn Of I's locks, and folding IL. limb. ,o
die % peace. As Il was breatbinr ~. -.
'ng breath. and struggling At the lat ra.n
huh'iman appeared, = hnntsrra, ben,
upon sport with the noble animal. ami -
iermined to try his ms,lle before he died
lie reeklessly darts his spear npon him
shd the Lion aroases IN h,s might. and
bounds across the field. spreading torn,
sod Oscillation and the cry - raised an.
horn ~ sounded, the whole eou,t,, !.
slsrmed.-and ! nov ask. he exclaimed
alter delivering this with the most an,,o,'
ted and effective oraiory. Who - On bl,,n.
the noble I'on' 90 the Tuthles. huntsnsp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

he was getting for bis whoa, at thi, to
A dollar . bushel. says no. the ,ans, i.
usual But thought. says the incu,,..
that wheat had fallen very much oflai,
No. replied the farmer. it's at the oil q,
Ne get fifty eeni''n cash and fifty cent? d.
&" glory"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10
NOTICE

On next Sabbath, the Css,s,y,,o, iii -
min's'cry'i ~ the Prcsb,terian ChnrrL. Ib.,t, =.
town. Preparatory ~~rsicss on FRIDAY ni-is :,
o''iek, and oh Saturday =, ~ O'clock, -
April 10.
~ Ros. NoAvAtL wtsox siIl pr,,~l, IL. a.,
Methodist Jhurch ~ Charic.tovn. on s.,r.,,,
newt, At ~ o'cl5ck. \. VI Al m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

II 10 estimated. in Congre that G.,
Jackson. " Experiment" has already Coz,
the People OF the United States. 10 III.
depreciation Of property. eighty million,
Of Dollars,-t albany Ersning Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10
SUMMARY.

Tho rag having been again applied. in the n.
Of r.. anil Mr.. Wilde. smen,lrncn, cut OF. tbe
votes Upon the several questions stoo,l thu,:
For the previous ques,ion--yes III, noes TO-;
majority.
Against volunteering ,hc L. ). BAnk-ijs to ~,
majority 81.
Against the restoration or the dcpositcs-iio
TO io!, majority IS
To eo"t'nne the State BANKS ~ deposi,orie.-
M TO los; majority ~
For invests CATION Il the affairs of the Bank, ke
IA 10 ~; maj. i3J.
We shalt give the aye, and noes upon these &C.
ysral proposition.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

The venerable ex President M,pi,ox
entered upon his sith year on Sunday IN.
10th Of March. He ws. born on the ls,h
March. 1851. With ell this weigh, Of
Jears. he retains his bodily health remafs
ably well. A feebieness in his movement.
which lesses his activity. snt debar, h,m
from exercise On horseback. sre the Only
marks Of his advanced e-[Poui.on.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

Such - the Effect ~hieh the present anil pr =
rreh'e d's'res, ha. hsd on our community, thu,
SOM, ~ not all. 1t our merrhsnt'. will deeiin-
making their ordinary purchases cr spr,px good.
THIS DETERMINATION results. douhiles. from ~,
conviction hat f.~ s>rs eau h. made. or IL ma.e
many bad debts ~ill necessarily he created.
Hand.sha Ia Baa,sr..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

The Wiliiamsport Bank. upon which /. severe
run Tor specie ~ss made. some days since, prompt
" met I'll demands upon Il. and is considered per-
fec'ly able 20 meet all elAias, "no matter when
or hov presented"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

We arc particularly pleased with the toas, of
Judge Cam OF the Floyd dinOer. IL suggests the
true remedy.
ny Judge Car. The People-would they
oe ooeysd' let them discard the soft, suing
language Of memorial, and each district
speak 10 its own representative IN the voice
Of uasfer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10
CANDIDATES IN BEREElEy.

Per f1s HsHss If LIr'egafes.
Col EBwsss CoLsros.
E'~UsB ?. Iicssra. Esq.
Cspt PsrSR GAsssus,
Csy' Joss NJ srrvtsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

We last week Inadvertently inserted the name
OF Mr.. kISo, Of -fdbanpd. a. voting With the
opposi'ion in the Senate. upon the deposite qucs-
ton IL -a' MIR. King, Of Georgia. Who voted
the reasons Of the Secretary " unsatisfactory add
N sufficient
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

A writer in the K.na~ha Banner in,imates thu,
WIN. C. Rives is the author OF q series Of num-
bers, published some years ago In the Riehmoad
Enquirer. in OPPOSITION 70 he ryh Of Instruction :
We have also heard il sisted, that, during the
tendency Of the Missouri question, ne deni-
ed the right. while member Of the Legislature.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

The notes q 'he Ii-uk q Nsr1iaod are selling
at6i cents for he dollar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

"u- dollar in spcsis. This !. confirmed BY official
rcturux."
And VIA, is the remedy The Rank 10 chang
ell With eurtailing TOO fast, and the depo.i,e, arr
removed, to make it draw in .,ili more, The
President ordrs the Hank to ''~ipd up IL, sfair,,"
and ~hcn IL commences winding up, Though no,
by four s.iIsns as much ., Il nigh, have done in
consequence Of the removal. Why then IL 10 ,rtnaL-
ing Hp fss faa'
B~esnsr the Bank had but two years 10 run. Il
vss necessary thus early tn withdraw the ,i.-po-
sit-s-siho-Sa In the ea.- of the old B.ak, In
isit. the dcposites in J.s.ssry sssoansed 10 morr
tina" AR 'aaLie"-. snd IN March. shcn the charter
rspirrd. to f,so millions a,sd a Lalf,
In QUO breath. the Hank IL accused Of letting
out too much money, and in the nc,t, Of drawing
VA too much, Al ono moment, the QUE sion al
the 'a,fy Of the dsposit-s is r.i.s, and anon the
President complains that the Hank has Ten mil
hons .f specie IN Hs raiAis'
How long vill sa intelligent community h..
quilted, abused, insultrd. and injured. by such
papabie, ridiculous, and III -gr.ecful .L.uri,ies'
-ssooe0-
Mr. RIvEs socuses the las, Legislature Of sban-
doniug the principles of virginia," Any body
but palace parasite would have ,cen in the stand
taken by Virginia, = noble maintenance Of her
iong-eherishcd principles. and would have been
proud to obey her. lie abandoned her, beeaus.
she rrbuked Presidential usurpstion, a, she had
heretofore rrbuked Legislative trsnsgrr.sion, III.
deserted her cause, through fear Of offending th..
Dispenser Of national fayours. at q time when she
was rc-a~srrting the glory Of her palmy iays-
NJ returned back 20 her bosom, TO ss.is, in drag
ging her down from her lofty position. and in
placing her st the foot,;ool Of Executive power
VIII she not spurn \ recreant son, Who hesita,cs
o obey her esmm.nds-quibblcs 60 find an excuse
Tor his disobesienec-and insu;ingiy tells her she
has abandoned her principIe.' YES, she will
" spev him from her mouth, =" with ioafhing and
dissus-she will give him up, rs having sacri-
feed his fidelity, to worship At other shrines than
hers-and abe will hand him over, ready for hi.
shaekles, 90 the power he loves better and 10 bet
ter ht to serve. She has yet thou.Ans Of true and
worthy sons, to stand Up for her ancient rcnown,
and battle for her Interchangeable principles She
detests usurrs,ioo-sbe detests apos,atc. from her
Faith. let VIM. &. Rivcs curse the evil hour in
which ne was tempted from his allegiance, and
made shipvreek OF his tame.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

eo,. w. !. - Do y II,rIl.luEL..
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1834-09-15
From the Winchester Republican.

y
Whereas, disposition 10 instruct yuur Del
esateS touching ihs election OF Senator, upon
The expiration of Mr.. Ieiphs term of service.
has manifested itseirby the appearance of>everal
an'nymouS publications, and amongst them an
anonymous call iOr a meeting of thosc IN favor OF
inStructiRS your Delegates To vote against Mr..
Leigh, pursuant to which call "a meeting was
held ans inaSmuch rs have no wish To miSrr.
present the people by voting for Senator against
their Will | have for tire purpose of having a
clear and HnqscSlonablc expression of the pco-
PIES WISHES upon the subject, deemed the follow
ing course proper and VNpedicnt, VIZ
| propose that meeting Of The pcor,lc Of Fro
dcrck he held At the Courthouse on the frs,
day oil nsNt Dc ODER Court, To consider the Gu.,-
ton OF m>;ruc,ing their Delegates
10 tins meeting Invite each in.liyisdal of cv-
cry parry.
Finally without pretending TO give 4 pledge
al present Tor or against Mr.. Leigh do pledge
myself To obey the wishes OF the meeting thus
constituted, # IN their wisdom they shall deem II
eSpcdieni TO give me nv orders with regard 10
Mr. Leigh. JOHN y ID SNIITU
September 10, 1891
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1834-09-15
MARINE NEWS.
CLEARED.
CLEARED.
Brig Monument, Eato<, for Rio, -four by r. B.
Haxall & Co.
ARRIVED. SATURDAY


Schr Nassau, Libby, New York with go pss-
sehgers-on the 9TH instant. of Little Egg Har-
bour, experienced a heavy gale from the N E.
which split the iorcSail and mainsai )sundries to
Davenport, Allen & Co, Dunlop, Monoure & Co,
9 Nj Mitchell, Baldwin & Kent, wadsworth &
Williams. Lancaster. DENLY & Co, r l Smith. B
PeyiOn, Bosher, ! Tichcnor, wortham & Nc
Grnder III Eustace, McKildOc, w Mitchell,
I'D Sanxay, II Jenkins Hubbard & Gardner,
NJ Branch, Williams, IL Hyman, II w SUI
Fry, BinfOrd, Brooks Gay & Co, Il A Rust, +
James Co, Allison & Watt, Clarke & Co D
Thompson, 7 Tyrer, Sydnor, L Webb & CD
L Lee, O Lay, NJ Valentine, N l. Day. 4
Williams, G V Raymond, Taylor & Garland. Jenf
ningS, NOLAN & Cc. J p Taylor, w Ritter, h
Poore, Vanlsw u Smith, I Robertson, Z l. TreadS
we'll
Schr Pennsylvania, Frasier, Old Point, ballast.
Srhr sssan, Shorter, Washington, ballast.
Schr Alfred, Alexandria ballast.
ON SUNDAY,
Schr Richmond, Gould, New York. Supdr;es
TO Lancaster, Denby ~ Co, Davenport. Allen &
Co Dunlop: Moncure & Co, w Mitchell
Drake; w Beers, q + Titiin, Smith, B Pcy-
ton, Gerdon & Co, J Parker, wad>worth 4
Williams. w Ford, Workman & McGrudcr, J
Myers, TAYLOR. TAYLOR & Garland ID Ramsay.
q Raymond, Garth & Colquit;, McKildoe,
Sinion, Baldwin & Kent, Rives & Harris, s
Clarke, Binford. Brooks. Cav * Co. Knapp. Pres.
ton s. Co, ID Franklin & Co, Hubbard & Gard
ner, w Ritter o Law, Vanlew & Smith, C M
Mitchell, James x Co, Lewis Webb & Co III
w ~ Fry, x y Talley, X II Jenkins, E l.
Trsadwel, III Eustace, Grubbs & Dudley.
Schr Commodore Rogers, fredericksburg
wheat, to II w u J Fry. o.
Schr Presto, Gouay Baltimore supdries 10 II
w & J Fry and -therS.
Schr GeOrgianna, wheat, 10 womble & Viii
son. "
Steamboat lroneii, Petersburg.
Steamboat Hampton, Norfolk
Schr Peter de Vroom, Petit Philadelphi. sun.
dries TO Lancaster, DENLY & Co. Read & R,yIv
Van-Lew Smith, Winston, w Ritter, G ii
Mitchell, 7 c Rice, ualoweil, 1. Webb & Co
* c 'Sby. McKildse, II w SJJ Fry.J q
Lay, Nj l. Day, Dunlop & Moncure. r Robert
son, A Levy, X ID Sauxay, b Peyton, Dixon G.
CleLSnd, NJ HollinS, T Tyrer, Granniss. Son
& Brothers, p & Harris, Hall & Moore IT
k Blair, w & Crane, II Walthall. Ran
dolph & McCred;e, w Granger, Selden & W,.rd
Myers, Womble & Wilson, TIchspor. Rim,
ford & Stewart, Binfsrd, Brooks, GAY & Co. T
Tatum, ID Franklin & Co, r Smith I.umn-
kin & MoSsy, and coal. to order
schr Levant, HollingShead, sundrss, 10 B
Brand, Abbott & Co, Bagwen Smith & viii.
liams l. Webb & Co, Lancaster. DENNY A. 70
Winston, Davenport, Allen & Co. GIubb, q
Dudley, C M Mitchell T Robertson. III a Rrsn-
DER kParrish, II va u Fry, Allison & Watt.
Goode and BoShar,
SAILED.
Steamboat Patrick Heary, Chapman, Norfolk.
schr Levsn Jones, Jones, New Bedford coal.
Schr Albemarls, Phillips, Norfolk, bran. -four
and tobacco. '' ''''
Schr Richard, Moore, coal!
Schr New Jersey. Northrop, coal.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1834-09-15
From the Boston Atlas
MAINE ELECTION


,suoIoned are the returns of the Election in
Name, so far as we have been able to collect
them Ii will be seen that in Cumberland Coun-
" the battle has been fought manfulv, and that
though +. o. J. Smith has been reelected to Con-
greSS, II by greatly diminished vote. In York
County, there is probably choice-The towns
OF South Berwick aud Action threw almost their
whole vote against the regular Tory candidatc.-
In Lincoln kavanagh is believed To be beaten
and his place supplied by Judge Bailey, s,aunch
Wing.
We fear we have lost the State Senate, but The
prospect IN regard TO the House Of Representatives
IS hauering. We have gained : Representatives
IN Cumberland, viz: in Portland-l in Freeport
i IN Falmouth and in Pownal.
In York, we have gained, as far rs heard from
memsers-viz: in Alfred (Hon. John Holm, 81
l IN hsnnebunk-l in South Berwick in San
ford-l IN Lebanon-l in Acton-and in Ly-
man, making gain OF l3 members in these two
counties
The result oc the trial for Governor is. in our
opinion, doubtful. Mr. Sprague has net gain of
1923 in the II towns below, compared with the
vote for Presidential Electors in 1882 We seIec,
that vote for comparison, because it was the larg-
est ever given in the SS lie and be, auSe the strength
of parties was then fairly tested. The Jackson
majority then was 5Sl6. II The gain in the coun-
ties sot heard from be in the ratio with that
IN those from which We have returns Mr.. Sprague
Is Governor