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Richmond palladium., 1834-11-29
TO PRINTERS.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

= sf s
EEsILL b scld at Dublie sale on Sat-
- uedsy lStA DsesAbsr next It the
4own of Ceotrsvills, Wayne county. Ind.
tAs ae1avidsA half Of the Wsstsrn Times
Dsistisg once, which >olBos consists Of .
3se1 S1psr-soyal Stans5ury Press, with .
Ss0cisnt quantity Of Long Primsr& Brs-
siss type 20 print paper Of Sapsr-royal
siss. Aho . srsn,,ty Of Job type. cases.
seasds. gallsys, composiag atieks, &C., the
Susse bsiag the property Of ihs late Nel-
80 Bees, deed; It 10 The only printing
sseahllshment in the town Of CsatrsvilIe,
~ e1hrds at this tins situatios NOT iale.
tiDr 70 any in the wsstsra country 6or Z
Seuntry Nswspapsr. there beipg constant
~ large proportion OF advertising and
jsh veg6. The seens will be easy, ~ Z
AbeSal credit viii Be given.
1Ae ether haif Of the sstahSishnsnt can
- psreAased at privass sajs st tAs sams
-. r. MORGAN,
"a = -. b BOON,
49, AAmrs. Of n. Boon.
Nv -. 1891. d
Richmond palladium., 1834-11-29
AAminisarator,s Notice.

AAnin1str1toe,s Notice.
NOTICE i hereby guvsa 70 Ill when u
~ may concosD. that she undersigood
has sakea out oftAe Wayss Prebees Cssrt,
letters Of adminietra&ioo - tho estate ol
John Hornsy cen. late Il Wayne Ceanty
1ndisna, deesased.
All persone ioaebtoa e saiA oo1ato ~
reques.od to make Immediate payoeat Z
IN having demands agaisst The sa0s ars
se4uire1 opsssent tbsm duay suthestica-
ted vithin the timo peoecribsa BY 40.
JOHN RAN, A..
Novsmber. 15 1894.
Richmond palladium., 1834-11-29

~ HE Subscriber, living in Kasdslph
= county, West River township. Indiana.
Dslaware ceunty, l2 Diles serth east Of
Monceytown, . ssk spvisE, ssppossd te
have bsen ussd by The lndians, hs there
fore notifss Al Who aay fell.istsrsstsd 60
call and examiae the prsnises = ths pro-
porty 10 believed to be . valuable diDcev-
ery snd vim be seld or leasod for tern q
JACOB sHUuERARGER.
Nov. Is 1854. 81.
Richmond palladium., 1834-11-29

1Qoe RUnnfQoAD0 oO4lDpaD =.
4 thiso6ce, 1 usw ~ issesestilesauL
FAoA. ssYno pssA - eoR H. -. =
alck1lTE1on."us1k - 01nfnn IH1ss,
price twesty-Gye eeats. 4st 50 #sas 1855
GepAsahes 9Th, 1894. -.
Richmond palladium., 1834-11-29

uHAHa0, W8AERxa, 4 Cs0o9o11.
.rswits CAsaseal w1ies-pEoof passs war
- cnnopd Ae1su1w ~ lon1As 1opssssoD -
Uanss, few honoe II IL ebqseinst meeiUU6 =
eds salshy C'E ESIUuoW&C e Q
aauAmn1s Nv 1S1eDG 80
Richmond palladium., 1834-11-29

7 .EMON SYRUP, BY the bottle, quart, q
Z gallon, constantly On hands BY
sl10D0EY&sBuC
Richmond palladium., 1834-11-29

RLACK vARNISH fcr bather, for sale
BY Lindsey L BCGC.
May, 18th 1894. -
Richmond palladium., 1834-11-29

Rgross Pasts Daaekieg seesjvel .4sA r
sale bt G. G.O1V00l0 = c..
Richmond palladium., 1834-11-29

000vES.-SAop and Parlor STovIs q
- Saeisus sises, Add warranted 70 stand
= -, ,Abesaisty
GROVER T. WILLIAMS.
fess.-22, 1854. If
Richmond palladium., 1834-11-29

014x1O - OA9I NJ A0EN
leOs le4. h.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16
'Fi.- ia Ma b.t Css,rr s.d Ess,s0r-.
W..m,.t... y. Q. s-r,- "a I.li.

ws.atSetex. ID 4. sept- "a. l-Js-
To 49, S;sEfsr y fh> Cssus~y e E.gs@r.T
u ~.ii be remembered ~ yea II not BY
your readers, that during tie month u u.,
last, the Pres.dent v,s fgrsous .x2io.f lie
French Go,erBnent for the az bop-oonriiabor
Nth che treaty that they pegoei.sed -iih ~
IA i-3l. Every body kBo-s TIA; they refs-
sed 20 paw The ball which The treasury depart
ment drew on them, aud sold 10 the Esnk Of
the United States. ir nv icf'crs Of t,~ Ifth
aud 18th u May, give yos sbe cet>Il. 90
this subject. and e>pressod d0sb;- n 10 The
final adjustment Of ttis AFFAIR. without there
was. on the part Il cur gO,rrrus-t; ohsu-.
oi the whole character of iAe ~ -o~istsn -
eortended that tie frcDch Cksmt-r b-a
the rsxki, a. well a. tte yesr,r 20 refuse tAe
appreciation. ard that the freDch ministers
had not oni, informed Mr.. Rst-s Il i,.s. fscf
bat had expressed tier spyrehens,ofs. Hal
the Chambers ouid not ssgg,is the u.os,rs
The PLAN truth -. aud II ought not 90 bs DE-
cursed from the people. tie uhs5e uesocia-
ton Mas, ON our part. b1d trr@i,. Asse .si
for the purpose II IsE4sES Tic ai;lom1c, Of
our executive. not oniy tie a-s+rscsn bat
the French people. ard their fuDe;IuEsrr-s
have been asde 81 believe ;,.st We has. over
reached then. aud the, bow Trfa=- - fus6l
tie Arrangement
la my letter Of tie iih of Nav. l-3i. I
say" Hops are enierisrssed here. that mat
tiers may be adjusted. u ina, be -, hai
d" do not tlisk they ~IiI.~ And no~. after
the lapse Of nesTi, Eve tsois;i.s. -ksi are Tia
prospects: iresTet 10 r-Fis, sery unyrOps-
t,OuS-
have great reason 20 believe. th.i recent
Dispatches from France. &c 81 ss.Ssi unfs-
sorsbie character. o. - sasd tia; Tie king
gave Mr. Lr.sgsfoa. personally, The strongest
assurances that tie Deoesszry spproprEais0cs
wou!c te made. a. sOoa ss the thanhrr.
conrehed. The elections lad Terminated a.
manner that seemed 20 testify ere s-sss-
rance. The sdvioes Which hare been rco~is-
ed from our minister m Trsuce ~ - ard
contain the unpleasant iier.-s. tia; Ts.gsz
and The ministry. hen applied "a. %. he .lsi-
lect, actually refused 10 iske ans si.p. an1
declared themselves totally oyposed 10 a fli-
hlment Of the treaty Il 1881. Q fez, tls~s.
rumcrs arc veil founded. z.d thzf our raer-
chants have nothing 20 LOIe, Gnf1 CezI.re--
shall deem h exPe5Isnt add proper 10 ado,.
some measures having \ bearIng CO THE cs~-
The probability l., that &c are much uo-~.
situated in reference 90 our Affair." - ~
France, than II no treaty lad been nesotis
ted.
What adds greatly 10 the soTtd, in= pusa
ton IN which Gen. Jsrkson la. Iiaoed u
with The French soVernneni h. hat Mr.
Rives's Wanting about ibe treaty has d.
troyed all conhten nee N our administration
a. high minded and honor4ble rnea uhIl,
the usurp1tion Of power. and the disf-sc.e,
state Of our domestic concerns, has led I'm
ParisIans Ca be,seve that our CniOn = Oh III
verge OF dissolution; and, therefore the
laugh TO soorn the idea Of cur tAsihE oOercIu
steps 10 compel them 20 do "a iu-iice
TIE SPY ~ WASHINGTON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16

W pursuance 81 the invitation Il COT John
v. D. smith. one 81 our delegates. seconded
by tie circular q several gentlemen without
distinction of party, a. published 10 Tie tie
publican for several weeks past large AID
highly respectable meeting, composed 81 The
citizens q Frederick county. convened II the
Court House ou MONDAY last being court dsy.
Tor The purpose u considering The prophet,
OF 'nstfueung our delegates on The SUBJECT oi
the neAt election II Z > senator fot NirFi.
MA. siHoS CaEsos. Esq was called 70 tie
char, and rHoats y Nrtsos. appointed
secretary Preparatory 10 the appointing OF
= committee, The meeting pss eloquently sd-
dressed by Messfs. smith snd Bsrion. % clu-
cIdsilon % Their course last uinler. 90 voting
FOR q w LtiEh, ~ senator, whose speeche.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16

herself. bat once, rs her maidens hung
weeping about her per.on, she laid her
finger upon her lips. and repeated en-
pharicaiiy the word remember -
And once again, a. the excutioner
Would have lent his aid 10 remove her
upper garments, GOOD friend" she
sad with a smile Of lneiIable sweetness
We will dispense with thine assis-
lance The Queen of Scotland is not
wont 10 be disrobed before so many
eyes, nor vet BY varlets. such as thou ~
MI was now rcady-;hc lovely neck
was barred the wrctch v no Mas To- per-
Form the deed 81 blood. graspc,l The Ia
tai axe. and the fierce Earl of Kent
beating the ground with has heel. in
savage eascmess' Without a sigh she
hnelt, without sign of trcpidation.
quicker heave Of her bosom, or Il bright
~ flush Of her brow, she land down her
innocent head and, without struggle
or CONFUSION of her limbs, as the axe
flashed, and the life blood spoutcd. in
tn the very countcnancc of her SLAYER.
did her spnit pass away.
\ general burst Of iamentaiion broke
the silence; but amidst that burst. the
heavy stride al Kent was heard, as he
sprung upon the ScaiIoid. and raised the
chastity viSage. the ewes vet twinhIing
and the lips quivo ring in the death strug-
gle, n single voice, the voice of a zeal
az bishop, CREED aloud, Thus perish
all the foe of Queen Elizabeth" But
ere the response had passed the teeth
ID kcnt, a wilder cry rang tho the hall.
The savage ycll OF u small grey hound.
the fond companion of the murdered
queen > captivity. Bursting from the
attendants who Vainlv strove Ca hold
her BAG <. she dashed, with quick, Wild
CRY. full al the throat Of the astonis he'd
earl: but ere he could move n limb.
The peril. II peril there were. was past.
The spirt had been too mighty for the
little frame. The energies OF the faith
tul brute were exhausted. its heart was
broken. in that death spring. II struck
the headlesS body Of its mistress as il
tell, and, IN an agony Of tenderness.
pcrished while licking the hand thai
had fed and cherished II so long
Wonderful that " hen all men had de-
serted her, n brute should be found
constant III It's pure allegiance and vet
more wonderful, that the same blow
should have completed the destiny OF
two rival soverciSnS, And vet, so it
was, The same axe gave the death
blow TO the body Of the Scottish, and
10 the tome of the English queen. The
sum- stroke completed he sorr0rs d
-HcDy, md The iafamy of EH-aJeM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16
Mans T.. NILsoN,
RoBERT I. BRowN,
PUBIlc MEETING IN RHRKEIEy.

We learn that the citizens of Bcrkolcy, OPP
posed to the Pre.eut Administration, held meet
ing II the Court House ia M4riinsburg, on Mon
ia, last. Tor the purpose of appointing delegates
TO tbeproposcd Congressional Convention.
ISAAC ;. LAUCk, ~. was called 10 the
chair. and AH'HiHsLp suEtRtH, E.q svpoiu,ca
SECRETARY. a committee was chosen to report
resolutions, ADD tho folIoving gentlemen ~erc sI-
pointed delegates, VIZ. Dr. Thomas DAVIS, I>s,i
iIeushsv, jacob Van Doreu, and Edmund r.
Hunter, Esqs.
The 5'' u November hos been suggested as =
suitable day Tor Tie meeting. Il Wpci,N y. .nd
THIS period Il is understood, uill suit tl,e die.
gates irum jefferson
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16
VARIETY.

.'fsihodisis.-lt appears by the Yves
Ieysn Journal, published in Maine, the
present number Of Methodist Clergy
men, in the world, is upwards of three
thousand, and the members of that
church more than million. The first
Methodist Conference was held on June
18th, l51f, in London, and the number
of Methodist preachers at that time
throughout the world, was only six.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16

HsT7mnAe ar ne N-,Diboat Cgr7.f -
Otr HIsssl;IN might At about 4. cln..
Size. >s,,lmboHr Gvsnst. living AZ I'm
irN . wharf IN TINS uown, was disc
rs'iT''t ~ Ne Dn tirr. The alarm VI
InInsitian'iN gwen but IN avery .h.,-
Am" -tis h''af WIS Gompletslv envelap.
m mr.. INIT ~ was tsund impossible O.,
Sts's, her ~{ie burned to the w,f.-
..,iir-.
M sns fimp ianu,-r m the shipp,,
a. ne Hnne,.iaps naighborho0d n t..,
i'rrmn,r l0Hr was unprecedented .-h..
isy'ui. M lInelW exsrflons. no DANA.
VIZ tunr- The Bng Tribune. near,
uf the gvrlpt WIS haulrd mi, ~.
fiT'iin, nat pmPer precautions taken q,
IrI'~cT7''' the ssiirr vessels IN the a,..s-
''nf, 'tnr''.h O'vingtu the pr-lisewortny
'''ss'ifinH. q 'hr fiufurn. also. the "a haff
m winch the v.rnr, ,av WIS Dresser,
,'tE tiitiuiIJ.fi n wis tr-,,u-nriv on mr..
~ TInnt wa the progress Of th.
finnd -1iur tfir- harIyts -,.i....,, ~, L,,,r.l
IT IN 1Ius, barr.lv eSCape,i hstor.. tho.
iaHti VIVA an tire IA every part The b.
lrn 81 tie disast,,r WIS entirely ac-
,tisut;d--'iir tirS m dntlbt. having b,,
UrimInImG:If,',l uI the wood work p
'iii' heat IN the furnace. The VT
40 Ia. b,'ar lias been secured n q.
viiuIf wheu, she burned
The ev.rnrr WIS owned by VI,
Bi-ad''v ~ Ga. of Wlshins-'on.
sUDe 'iir beat; tiizneriv employed 9,
w 'iir mml m, Pntumac Greek.
in. nn,r5N hnwsver. been eng1gvd
nisan,- h-t1yeen Washington Ant A,cx-
ufiiIa--.-V,tt Int
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16

Mr. 0ig0unsil nas fniinwsd
triumph tiie Huus. 81 Conn.
Hr5lg afnsiiOu t0 The people ID lrriar.
liirzn. I'd a letter stirh 10 important t.
TX F'iHr rfisanTrs have BEEN made
-ssyeT1ufu and stTsnugsls shilrfs flus
fiisuiuE iha snds ue has in view GO
rrFnuuent ID TIE condition Of irc.sr.
.s- fl.IiuInnr rhs 1rsantzad means ni f
-nIuu.t sgut with UuIuA lis course a'H
ifTF1ttgu ulrslos TIE rause ri ireland e.
isnnruirsi by luu, Ehu hss - cont 1rnr- a
riis iszsfi psupis ~ q Is4rec aiwyFi lnpfe
irTItl,si % listurv has -1snei strength BY
.fu siiauEB o. tts Brtsh ministry VI
gBnunil ,itys fasf tts present ministry u..
utm disn q imposition ip no Otangs fac
lffd li.,.' srfs .b4f To- tIta .nlspus-i
srndtirt. laf IHy IgiiaNun su a. f9 OIL.
4sr fr rafafrafs ffe simlnIsfrafI pa.
arrsrBmoIds no establishment 80 over n
.ansf If l.b~-a riuos iDr the gurrr,s
-r.siv riullshsi u fha iaiu iDrelE1
.fr Sac inner
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16

4 slip from tie New York Mercan-
tile says" Letters from the West
Coast Of Central America, of the 18th
Il June, state that the civil war was
stIll raging IN that country. 200 men
were then marching on Leon. \ revo-
luton broke out at ~. Salvador on the
lIth May. Morgan yet renamed at
the head OF affairs, but 1t was expected
be would soon be superseded by Hena-
"a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16
THE HANK AND TIE GOVERNMENT.
BANK or TIE UNITED STATES.
luly -fh i-c2f

JAN I'm. t-Bt-
SR:-I have had the honor ct r.
ceiying Your letter of the I'd INST r.
guessing that the dividend ON the stock
owned by the United States. should ~
placed Ia the credit 4 the TREASURER @.
the United States AZ the Office Of TIA,
bank IA Washington. which vas tia,
morning submitted Ia the board 81 d.
rectors. Atihe same time as present.
ed copy of Your letter 10 the cashier
ofthai office, dated ih. I'd mt Contain
ing the final refusal of~ the Treasury IL
allow the clam 81 the hank for damage.
ON the protested biil upon the French
Government
Afien due consideration 81 the con-
tents Of these communication. I am an
s'ruCicd by the board II directors 20 an
form you. that ir,m the dividend yava-
bic on the Eth u iliis month there wiil
he deducted the amount due 60 the bank
for damages, costs. and interest upon til,.
bill Of exchange drawn by tie Secrefa-
~ of the Treasury IN the French Go
yemmcni-and thai the remainder shall
be placed 10 the CREDIT of The treasurer
IN the office AT " ashingtou, n ocnforrIIi-
" with youT request
am further instructed to saw. thai
tins course Is adopted by the board II
directors. not merely from a conviction
Of the obvious justice and Irupriciv II
Il, but because II furnishes th.- l,,-~. Il
not the only mode Il obtaining = Judi
cial decision q the case by The J,G,ry--T
tribunals. To procure that decisi0n.
the board will give every facility in tiseir
Powes-and Il there y any other mods
Of submitting the nights a the r,-spec-
tive parties To the judicial tribunals
more acceptable Co you. any suggestion
by YOU for that purpose vail noa fsil :,
receive the promps and respectful con.
sider1iion of the bcard q dircctors. n
the mean time. have the honor 60 ~
very respectfully. yogrs.
y. RIDDLE. Prrst.
7 Hon Lew WOODBURY..
Sec ~ of the Treasury Washington
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16

u would seem trtfu tir arn.,sul.
PARAGRAPH ii.l- siur Is.-S titusuuuiaiH,
musergruf ID, i.t..-u us1,r-J~r ~ no.
part ui tie sdniius strsnsut uuIu.s.,r. ,u.
NcS JcIseS --.uuietitm1 1rrlhialial sfu--
iiar ?" fise mianous liauaiiii,u is,lint
fn 80. irum NJ N,iE.iifr- 'Einn s1nnr-
iiig niiiCe respecting tee isniis in L.
President Adaut..
isf--sss' A iFHsud ilaszl..-u o. -. = rsrn.
lt,i~f ~htrh ths = a. Hirrrnnr.. arr .ai4riis.-
ifr,z sith IN -rxai-g fuitsst-s % vsns n.g
~ q rusltatss a. uiuss ruiaufnl.. aass.ii---
s-a'ias' a. hst fssuEI n i,ssrrstsslin -
Pfe-ssl 81 ihs Hiusf snizsr anal nrstrss ti,.su.
W i1ier tuu ft- Appearance u. .ie errs
ard FapcE. thar tl- ruisuslifss afsr yrs..r,-rlii
% 81 Nsstif.-tur -f Co
y b. tsag~ft~ satl. fhar .s1i.ruE mia.
ms AL at'srh o. v'iissegs~ 4,u iasf
hand ~ circulating tif FunuiHrr
NiE Bin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16

The brain ofthe late eminent and dis
tiug'iished medical philosopher and
Phrenologist, DIR. Spurzheim, is now in
possession Of DR.. VIM. Grigg, sealed up
IA glass vase OF alcohol.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16

II - stated IN the louisiana Advertiser Of
the 18Th aft. that yesterday the locomotive
& reole, q lhe Rail Road, being ready t. start
Tor ihc city. with several ears attached. Lay-
ing been leit by the Engineer foF few mo-
n'ents, started backwards With a fall sisaul.
and safely Deposited tself and the cars n
tweive feet water 81 tie end q the shaH '
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16

The View Aufs Fzu--r riuran . lee
80 sereIlir-fro 1frsr a8i,f-s1. ,vii,n wen.
ni''nii'cfs ~ The < nffufInuu a. ml.ssl.
n'eI ip nummaimr lacl.siir ruuiis...fi,.
% 6wcuu ann A.. 'fsusfr1ar 30 New
Aurk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16
PUBLIC MEETING

On Monday last, being court day. meet
ing was held IN the court house, which va,
organized By calling JOHN X. CooEI, Esq 20
the chair, and appointing TmoHAs 4. NELsos,
secretary, the object Of which was explsia-
ed by John HeiskeIl, Esq. who referred 10 the
suggestion from Jefferson county, Of con
Vention TO be composed of Delegates. based
upon county representation, from the eoun-
ties Of this Congressional district, Tor the
purpose OF nominating n candidate for Coz
gross. Whereupon, T. Jscqueline Smith,
Thomas '. Nelson. and Dr Anderton Brown.
were appointed said delegates. 10 meet IN
aid convention, at Winchester, on a day 20
be hereafter designated. The meeting then
adjourned.
JOHN r. COOKE. Chairman
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16

Seven different tribes Of Indians met
90 grand council at Fort Gibson. on the
Isl instant Among them were repre-
scntaiiycs from the Pawnees, which
Tribe has heretofore kept up oontinu-
al warfare with all the others A trca-
iyo peace was concluded. and pledg-
IS 1T friendship inicrchanged
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16
BANE OF THE UNITED STAIRS .
yuly ~sh i-csf


July 9Th l--st.
SrR;-I had Tins DAY The hoDo- ~ So
forming YOU that the lsoard q director.
would deduct ifUfn the disisi.-isd So. o.
bic 90 the nied States on 40. Isth a.
ihis month, the snps-uni doe g. tar Eank
Ca account - damages ON tis.- i..iI - -
change on the French Government.
] ara Instructed D. spg.Tlzs you n TEE
same time that IN ihus enfacinr ti,-ir
night 81 tius particular csst thrs desu.
MT 10 b. undersfosd - uastsnv aus
'iher clam upaa The Gosernm~uf and
they more esIsciaily si.h y understsr-d
That they Do nof y ave fi.,tf clsim flf
Tall compensated and Indemnity far ti,s
Niolslpn 4 tie charter 81 thc Bant bs
the remOs al from a. cue is Il tiss I...,.-
Ice funds. ior the w. a v hlrh the Eank
bad paid valuable coasldsfats ~
That clam o. reserved 90 iuu f.rce. g.
D. ss-cTted ~ such hmr and lu .uch
manner a. uay heF, aftsI i.e o., u.ed ca
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16

\ ditst bs'svgen two rrBfis-
'rp,nI- us''ss place III II Martnyy
la a ti,w day- ssuCr. The "
eiif't mr. sM,tito b. .,-eaiiy out.l- s.
TINS iInn"S~lilnH "a the nr,.rucs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16

Georgetown, Oct 6, I-3t
Tie Board % Directors have the sati.fso-
ton 70 announce 20 the public. tlia' this
Bank has resumed specie payments, and &C.
tie banking operations.
By order, J. l. STULL, Cashier
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16

The value o. reel snd psrsonsi estate IN The
city snd county Of New iork, by tie estimate
81 tins years asssssment. am0unts b. ons AuH-
drsd end s'gLiy-sigh niiilioas Il doliayt ''f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16

Mr.. Stephenson, the celebrated en-
Sineer, says he will not be satisfied un-
al the journey from Liverpool to Lon
don Is made In two hours, being at the
rate 81 one hundred and four miles an
hour He has already travelled forty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16

EIf'aorr''aayy Hoier Spouf.-On a
very rainy day in July last. very SIN
gular occurrence took place in Ashe
county. North Carolina. On the accli-
Viiy u considerable mountain IA spur
Of the PhTniNl about ~ wards from a
creek of the same name which washes
the foot at the mountain, discharge
81 water from the Clouds struck the sur
i1ce q the mountain and swept every
thing ~ iis way 10 the creek including
large trees and rocks weighing at least
= couple 81 tons. Scientific men who
have SINCE viewed thc scene, have con-
Guided that u was produced by tho
bursting II desceudingsrgier spoUf.-
The native mountainccrs say that they
have seen such occurrences heretofore
and they call It the t2iiing AZ oiovd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16

Jos,ph Bona7aIfe.-This distinguish
al gentleman was at London at the
last adyiccs. We have seen recent
letters from him 10 friend in tins
country IN which be expresses a strong
desire 10 return to the 4. States. He
has obtained the requisite passports
from all the great powers, bat there are
two petty Princes. who will not allow
him 20 pass through their dominions.
~ Y Com. .lfr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16

We understand that JOINS r. SUI
tTvsN - Philadelphia. who was nomi-
mated by the President during the last
Session ~ Congress a. Bank d.
rector and rejected by the Senate has
been appointed BY the President a
Paymsstcr ~ the Army. IN the place
a William Piltt dcceascd.-.Naf. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-16
JOHN n. COOKE, Chairman.
FAantn, 80 NEcn,y,e,, Dan.

T. F. NEr,os. secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

A Letter Of "the SPY in Washington. :"
which appears en- the last received nua,b.r Of
the New York Courier aud Enquirer. di.c,o-
scs some circumstances concerning n lat. r,-
mo'ai from Office in Washington, which con-
cur With information which ha, reached a..
on the same subject. u appears that abou,
a week ago, ALESASpER McisrIsE. the we'll
known respectable and efficient Chief Clerk
70 the Patent office, was removed, and h,
place gwen to another. For tbi, removal.
we are satisfied, there cannot be assigned
even plausible reason. But the manner OF
the removal Is the most extraordinary. The
Patent Office, every one knows, is under the
direction and control Of the Secretary of
State. The Clerks are, in fact, the Clerk,
IN his Office, whose appointment i, in hi,
hands. But the President Of the United
States himself has IN person made thi, reno
val and appointment, without, SO far a, j,
known, consulting his new Secretary Of State
at all on the subject. The late Secretary Of
State, II Is well understood, was frequently
importuned 10 make this same removal. hut
peremptorily refused. Ills successor seem,
10 have been spared the trouble either of re-
iusing or complying. At least SO saws {" the
spy" and so says common report.-l.Ssi. lat.