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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22
N.IW.E.N,G.

H'HE Proprist0rs Of the hover Saw Mil.
on the Opequon Greek, having eomplst-
81 their work. are nov ready 10 receive TIN.
Der snd accommodate the public with eli
kinds ~ saving upon the most reasonable
terms and shortest notics
Timber will 10 taken IN payment for saw.
ns May IS, isJt-ft
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22

q he'' ). HAhsRAvr NiIl preach in tic Pres
os'er'an Church in this town, ON next Sabbath
I" u O'Clock, A. NJ. The subject oG the di.eour..
s"i be Tie death OF the Rev. w. &. WALTON,
late pastor Of that congregation.
~ The Funeral Sermon Of SAMUEL ID. E,aI,
'es d. ~hi be preached on Sunday next a, hall
past O'Clock, at his late rcsideuee, b. the Rev.
GEoRsE w. HrSrHnIrs. M, o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22
" NseMernI .IEeefi,lc

a. the Stockholders Of the Smih6eld,
~ Charlsstovo, and HarpersFsrry Turn
pike Company, will be held st Hilla Hotel
IN CharlsstOwB, on Friday the Cth day Of June
next, al O'Clock, P. ~. THIS y the regu-
lar annual meeting for the choice Of officers
"a Presidsnt and three Difectors-and q
full representation Of the stock, either 10
person o. by proxy, - desirable.
~ order,
A. HUNTER, sssy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22

The following gentlemen are said 10 have
been nominated, by the President OF the u.
states to the senate, 60 be Government Di-
reeiors Of the Bank Of the United States for
the current year, viz Henry Horn, Robert.
taux, Charles M'Allister, Of PhiladeIphis
Joseph white, Of Baltimore; and Saul Alley.
Of New York.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22
NOTICE.

INHosE who are indebted TO the late iirm
OF VIM. Cleveland & Co. by bond, note
or current account, are requested to call al
the store lately occupied by said firm, and
make Immediate settlement uf their respee.
tive debts, 10 either Of tho undersigned trus.
tees.
As it Is highly important that the bushes.
Of the Firm should be brought to a speedy
close, the collection Of the debts cannot be
deferred. Upon all claims not promptly at
tended 20, suits will be brought.
y most earnestly hoped that all concern
ed will forthwith attend TO the above request.
GEO. w. HAMMOND,
wM. +. LOCK.
May %, 1894. Tyua,,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22

- JoHs .Noss.--A Paisley manufacturer
having got, by some accident, a severe cut
across the nose, and having no court plaster
At hand, stuck on his unfortunate pTOboscis
one Of his gum tickets, on which was the usu.
al intimatiOn-'' " warranted $50 yards hong -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22
MoTIOu

HAVE len my books, containing my "a
~ Vern scoounts, With Mr. e. a. sraaar
foT settlement aud collection Persons har.
ing such accounts Standing. siH please call
on hin. q. BECKffAN
Nay -, 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22

Gen. Lafayette's Influence and exeriions
lte been strongly pot forth IN behalf o. the
beg claims % our citizens upon Ne French
'.'sfnmoni. DE deserves the thanks ~ the
" Of this country lor hes steady support
D., Gc,. rights AID iuicIcs's. l.iisr. Ca
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22
Notice Thts!

viii rent for any number Of years from the
- lst day Of July next, my MERCHANT
MILL, situated on the BulIskin run, five mile,
south Of Charlestown. % IS nov under OK.
eeilent repair, and 10 order to grind grain o.
every description. A miller, with a smal
family, will be preferred.
JOHN MYERS
May 81, Is34.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22
Stray sM0rc.
IENf .N.nrae W,nnfeA-

WANTED, Immediately, young and
" healthy woman, with fresh breast
Of milk, TO assist IN nursing two infspts. a
fortnight Old. 70 woman % correct cha
raeier ard neat habits, the highest wages will
BE- given snd every thing doss 10 make her
comfortable aud happy. 4 young irish NO.
man 90 Ansriean would End q 40 sdvanta-
scous situation. Apply 70 the Editor II ms
paper
May y, is9f-f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22

NiE subscriber has employed two frat
ratio Wagon and Plough Makers, aud will
always keep on hand all kinds Of PI.OUGHs.
such a. Cosltsr, MeCOrmick, and Do,sbIs
shovel
wagons and PlOugbs made 10 order, OF re-
paired At the shortest notice, snd upon The
most reasonable terms
THOMAS RAwLINs.
Charles,own, March ~. 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22

AZ supper given to Coi. Crocket II Lowell,
the iollo~ing toast vas given
The fgHrs head -CommOdore Elliott has pu,
L'eh 900 '"1aSe ~hsre he has put s,iJ-6eJg,s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22
Wool Carding at Brucetown

VHNHE undersigned will receive regularly.
IL once . ~eek, WOOL, picked and Rrea.-
ed, ut the store Of Mr.. Thomas Tmberlak..
an smithheld. TO be esrded into roll, and
viii return the same 20 sad store, the week
follow iDg its reception.
HOLMES & cLEMMENs.
May -, t63i-N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22

by gentleman from Berkshire county.
Mass Mas. We learn that on Tuesday morning the
iJ'h' the bills m that vicinity were covered
-'.h .oo"' In general the fruit trees had
not yfi 5lossomed. IN y. In,. Com
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22

LiGrdry-It is said that John Quincy A.
dams Is at present engaged upon two great
literary works, which will appear in good
Tune. They are Memoirs Of his own time E"
and the life fJohn Adams''-bolh subjects
OF exciting interest.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22
.JOhss 8. Blackburn.
ATTORNEY srrsw

~ fOh-NEf nj L-fW,
ESPECTFULLY informs his friend, and
IA the public, that he has moved into the
once formerly occupied by Thomas Griec,.
ESQ., where he may always be found.
May 22, lS34-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22
OAK ShInREes.

GlTN ERAL Thoussad OAK SHINGLES
- tWcsi's fnskel Zoe sale by
%. KEYEs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22
May %. 1884,
sNFgrO TViOhsan TOv. sale.

a YOUNG NEGRO WOMAN. sEed al,ou
n 10 a. 90, will be sod iov 10 . purehss
sr IN the county. OF adjoining couuties sb,
- good cook, washer aud irOner
Apply 20 The PRINTER.
May ~ i-3a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22
NOTICE..

a LII persons indebted TO the estate Of
"A Elizabeth James, deed, are rcaur,,ed
10 make payment as soon n possible. to.ths
subscriber; and all those who have account.
against said estate, are requested To present
them. GEORGE FAYMAN.
.idmr Of EiizaSefh James, dse'd.
Shepherdstown, May ., IS34
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22
$50 REWARD.

AN AWAY from the subscriber, on sri
- y day the 9TH instant. n negro woman
named DVELINA, with n child about
~ months old, named BAIL She Is q stout
hkely woman. about 10 years Of age--tooL
90 clothing with her except what she wore =,
"h'eh wac striped bnsey frock, q sun bon
he',snd pair of shoes some what worn. sho
sometimes plsits her hair before. She Is The,
properly OF my daughter. Mary Ann Davis,
Her mother lives at Mr.. John IIumpbre,,,
on Bullskin. where she may be lurking.
The above reward will bo paid II they M,
delivered TO me, or secured ia Jail 90 that
can get them again.
LEONARD Y. DAVIS, .lgsnt.
March ~, IS3t.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22
Valley Factory.

TNIiE undersigned takes this method Of pre-.
u. senting his sincere thanks 10 his friends
aud customers for the liberal share Of favor.
which he has heretofore received from the m
In his line of business, and would inform them
that he atilI earriea nm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22

The celebrated road-maker, MADAM, has
been knighted BY the King Of England.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22
VARIETY.

JoHs }. CRrTTESDES has been appointed,
oy tue Governor, TO DO Secretary Of state
for the state OF Kentucky.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22


One ~o''id have though, that the passage Of the
Cumberland Road bill. lai,hough partly by the
vote OF Messra BENTON and Grunsiy,l vo.ll
have shocked most seriously the srnsibiIiiy ol
the Richnond Enquirer. and would have called
down lttic Of the choicest thunder Of that mos,
scrupulou- print. Mark the explosion Of il.
concentrated wrath, Ills sorry" Mcssr. Ben
ton and Grundy voted for it. lThi. is a seyrye
deuuneiAtioa Cor violation Of the Constitution
Surely, those .s'~igh,-iseed gen,iemea will never
survive the rcprimand And 1t " skye. 10 Aopc."
if the hin pass the House. ",h~ Presidcnt will
atop IT," wha, bold ,sdie-,iun Of the Con-
stiiutioa. The President oaRnef disregard ~
eGrnesf an invocation. His heart must be made
Of stcei, If he doe&
bill has passed the Senate for extending
the Cumberland Road, OF an enormous ex-
pcnse. We are sorry TO see Benton and
Grundy voting for it-Judse white did not.
lie controverted Il on constitutional grounds
and he spake the truth. The constitution
gives no such power-and we dare TO hope,
that IL the bill should pass the n. OF r., the
Presidsnt will stop 1T Richmond Enquirer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22

sirxtsDGiA, aAT ~.
FiOt u --frt'frdsf ttsr eurrtot psise fr,,,
wagons as g. eSt We verc not s.,i.eJ I'd
snv Tsics trom stores ~ Gas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22
chiRLEsTOH.r e JEFFERSON. 90.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION

-fN:VU.tL .HEETLNr; Or Tgy ORR.
SEERS or the POOR.
hE annual meeting Of the Ovsrsser. of
u tho Poor Of Jefferson County. for the an :
SUNG year. will take Piscc nj the tavern OF
Mr., Michael Hill, in CharIssto~n, On the y,
gay OF June. next. tbeicg the FIRST Mood.y
10 SAID month, rs directed by law.) The
'e'J VIII men DC laid for tho year Aforesaid.
May IL. Is3s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22

e'''' washington Iity, ID. T.
Orders from Assistance will receive tho
"oe' prompt attention, and the &" Register
containing the drawings will be seut 10 all
who order ns above.
May l, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22

Or. Rebers -. .Magrmsfer
HAVING removed from shepherd,,owr
- To WalPers Cross Roads, rcspeetfuIi,
tenders his professional services to the e,t,-
Gems OF that peishborhood.
lie may be found. When not profession al I,
engaged, al his Office over the Store Of Mile
4 White
May p. is3s-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22

FROM Babadoss.--we learn. via Bermuda,
tbsta conference q the Councii aRd Assem-
biy Of that Island on the 18th Of March, the
slave emancipation bill was finally agreed 70,
adopting tie apprenticeship system.
Ise House ~ Assembly Of the Bahamas
have also adopted the like measuFe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22
CELEBRATION.

The Odd Fellows Il Virginia Ic.lge. No. 1.
Joined by MANY u their brcthrn from distance.
celebrated their hrsl anniversary q, Ii-1prs-Fer-
~. On SATURDAY hs'. BY PROCESSION. sn Grafton.
aud other appropriate exerrisrs; anil Thea psr,ook
Of dinner served op in MIR Beekh.n,'s usual
style Of profusion and cicyanee. The Grafton va,
delivered by THosas Ssr,s WALSH, Esq ,of Hal
,imorc; but hearing only iis conclusion which wa,
eloquent, nc are unprrparrd to pass upon its mc-
rita The music Of the Amateur Rand and Choir
was such as might satisfy the hes, aituned heart
and the lac, An,hcm t,hc ouly one &C hcar,l) va,
performed in style u SURPRISING sweetness and
'aciody. II awakened In our mind All idea Of
" sounds sraplie. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22
CAHxNE9 N1AKINo,

RE.UOB:IL.
1--WE subscriber would draw upon his New
u Establishment the attention of IA, long
tr.ed patrons and the public generally. He
~ili new be found on the Main Street, neat
door TO Capt. williams store, where he in.
tends carrying on as usual the Cabinet Trade
IN all It's fashions and varieties. tii. stock az
Materials Is complete; aud having on hand
From one 10 tro thousand dollars north
{" FUR.3ITERE.
lie Is prepared TO furnish Ball in hi, line on
tho shortest notice. e1-Plesse 10 walk An.
aud take look through his Ware Rooms.
ANDREW WOODS.
Chnrlcstowu, May -, ls3i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22

The Hank Committee had ~, reported u cur
iHt, dsies from wslLins,on.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22

Hr. Wise, Nr. John Quincy Adams. Mr..
Thomas, Of Louisiana, Mr.. Pinekney. and
Ar. Murphy, have been appointed a Select
Committee in tho House OF Representative,
to take into consideration the cxpediencv Of
carrying into operation the Resolution Of the
Revolutionary Congress, concerning the cree
ton Of q monument at Yorktown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22
$4,000 CAPTTAIi
lind - prizes Of $1,000 each.
Va. Dismal Swamp Lottery.

Class No, 10, for ls3I--to be drawn NJ Ai..-
andria' ID. {. on Saturday, May ii, 1894.
% number Lonery-iI dra,rn Ballots.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22

eI-For Tickets and Shares in the above
lotteries, 10y the kaye OF single ticket, adj
dress YATES & HdVMTYRH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-22

From the proceedings Of yesterday, in III,
House OF Representatives, the reader will per
eeiVe that the motion OF 4 member from Ala
oamc, concerning the regulation Of the depo
site OF the public money in the State Banks
winch has been the standing topic Of th,
morning hour tor the last two or three months
has been iriihdraicn. IL Is but fair 40 Ia
that bill upon the same subject wa, report
cd, some days ago, and referred TO a commit
zee OF The ~hole.-[. Nat. Int. Nay IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-16

will never be restored TO m original purity long as this
iool biol shall remain upon the eseu,cheon.
But, were 1t ever possible for to submit TO sacrifice
OF our CONSTITUTION, yet what could us 10 the
iui power and the manifest Influence OF such an insituo
It's control over the market aud the whole circulating ma
dium oil Tue country; lis gigantic arms, extending
out The u States, aud all welded by Head, in the eli
~ OF phlajsphis; its alarming attempts to operate upon
me Press aud upon our Eleclious its Tremendous s,rur
giles 10 proong it's own existence to control the pb
lie sentiment iselt-ai all sufficiently prove us that 4,
Is an Engine much too powerful 10 be tolerated BY
ieopie We may rest assured, that these struggles will
DC renewed Tor the next two years Ambition will unite
with avarce--two of the strongest passions in The human
oosomto assist its purposes Tbe Snake Is not killed
only seochcd' Depend upon II, gentlemen, II will re-
qnirc the energies Of vrous People all the constance
Of our Representatives. aud all the rmuess Of the Pre-
sue, 70 resist the continuation and restore the reign Of
The Constitution. But, trust that we shall succeed
Among those whose public services are entitled 10 our
gratitude and TO whose manly spirit look for f
ure assistance, have hesitation in specifying the wor
my Representative OF your Congressional District
he well deserves the honor which you this day award to
hin am, gentlemen, very respectfully yours,
THOMAS RICHIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-16

lie INSTRUCTIONS CARRIED IN Morrow Ay.-On
This held, the battle is won Welt and nobiy have the
Undertaking In No,tonsy They have stool by their We
ncrabe Presideutby their countrys best lining friend
snu oeneisctor in the hour OF isand 10 these
gsant sps are due the thanks aud gratitude Of all who
love ,eir country No, only says our esteemed cores
pondeni, "a Farmer, have the Instructions been signed
ny large majority Of the qualified VOTERS but TIA, u,a-
Jony Is daily Increasing We have only to add that the
statements OF "a Farmer given below or made else
where, require no endorss,,on.
es% .ssi,s"sd sna sas s"S,,.
n.c'ns' ors.-Notwth'ianding the Gilpinic flights
OF The whole hog Le.ghes, through every section of
our county, telling the free czens thereof that ihey had
soii not themselves TO The i-hmsries, hut their LIBERTY
wi,hs''ndng the two aud half columns of small type
and the clcs-ly printed address the citizens Of Noto
way comfy, published In tho Petersburg
and large packet in circular ort of the same pror
on carried 10 Cour, House, and almost everv
hole and corner OF our county, the inshueions, ain
h'e"v grained 10 inform you, have been signed by q
sisc malnry oil the "quscd voies; aud from the best
information can obtain, the lists sl sw eiling The
Old farmers .d old planters say, their eyes are too dim 10
read Tue small print the Circular without the assistance
OF pecsces; and really there many
and ,obaccosuckers for them DC bocf with
mates Tor the present The young men 10 think the
have too much love iusan in their az this
year. opsy any attention. such uncaled for address 10
fheT understanding. So, Mcssrs. Editors YOU ,,coyer
The conception and delivery OF the Circular rhch tcas A.,
cd"eus) has Terminated completely ia an abortion To
be serious You informed that our represepta,ive
Capt Travis III. Epes, will be waited upon In due time
an" !" proper oln by committee regularly constituted
70 ascertain whether he Intends comply or not with the
voics oi majority OF his constituents.
Ia haste, very respectfully. yours,
A FARMER.
Nouowny county, 1lih Sept, 1884.
where be your "ebes and your jcs about "the farce
o instructions now, Sir whig' Where now the result OF
Jour satisfactory asorsnces. and your column after
column OF poppy distilled dullness instructions
most worthy aud much contemporary! Go both
OF YOU sinful deceivers ye quad Of the waters OF
.ethe ana forget the gift Of prophecyas We haze done
NOW, Dinwiddie 10 your post-Bfunswickl ON In the
rec Southampton and Surryl the slis are lettering
DO your duty and the citadel own Like Chesterfield
su No'iowsy instruct your delegates, and your Chief
Msgisrae will be sustained in his Admin.r stion and
mus be enabled 10 put down The Bank Virginia " III
(nex winer rave Senator elect, who will support be-
yonu ,he reach oil contingencies" Pirginid principles
Snt who will not out OF the of his
Az DREW JACKSON your President, with the titles OF
TfRANT and USURPER."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-16

fIilbABELPtIA, dune 9Th, 1884.
FELLOW CITIzENs-Your hOaerabIe tnyita,ion is ;,s,
received Coming from Virginia. II revves recotlections
OF men and nes, which should never be forgotten bv Tho
lover OF hSeity aud his country. have IN
take duty on myself, for which, however 6ted bv tenn
per and exPcrence,i shsI IT'LL find arduous in a period
such as the present. To render the service eHecdve
mus oecnpy ell my disposabe and sclies: To eniay
he pleasure OF meeting you, would interfere with The ti
have taken upon the, and this, trust will excuse me
perturbation artluy produced various parts of Tho
Ohoh-he passions which derogsted iioa tie DIGNITY of
me Senae-ihe Hoods Of caumny aud veness poured out
by prosiituted and purchased Pressesike relentless
Violence aud audsciy, which have been 90 dispr.ceiIv
abundant TOO much resemble the progno5cs which
coded the Reign Of Terror in 1898
INC continuation adverse to public tight and free
neut IS composed OF some remnants Of tie old Federal,
fary' and OF recruits from the generstion which ia,
grown up 'nee-yafying only in their posiion hut scius
ca by U'e same passions Of disappointed ambition and q
desperate hope Of reaching power by The Ecss Of tuuuIt
dId dscord, and sustained by corruption
The Affections OF those odious times must be kent in
view the more eiecioaly recurrence nor
can We overlook without ingraitude the concord
ana prosperity produced by Ihc social Revelation Of 1900
=" the Old question under fresh mssks-and tho Dsoc.
Iaey must rally once TO The Fede,aists from
''"e| 0tca scOrSt eRehRteS--fiemseiUes
Accept s,y mos, sincere respects
VIM DUANE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-16
P0se'THCAHl.

UNPARALLELED BANK CURTAILMENT
- The withdrawal OF accommodations by the Bank of the
United States, in the short space thirteen months
ing the Let inst exceeds the enormous sum of SEVEN
TEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
reduced, between the lt OF August and LIST October
,oeo' $I.066, iI7
Between the LIST of October and the Is, Deeem.
Der, the period Of The meeting OF Congress, 564l 09s
Between The LIST OF December and lst July,
:, 1881 when Congress adjourned, 342s. 1872
Between the lst July aud Is. September, 1865 474
io'a reuucnoh III 10 months, $17l00,S5l
The amount OF public money in the hands Of The Rank
on The LIST OF August, when the reduction COIN
meneed' was S7599.sil
ber' Instant 2.I55.2l2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-16

e.. . KfcHmOND, July Ist 1884.
ana assure yon That Tow things would give Te greater
pleasure than TO spend he di Of Jay viii, "tie Demo
cratic krPubhcsn citizens OF FfeGeficksb Fsloo,,,i
and their viciaies, aud IN town associ tied it SONS
OF The dearest rccollecfous Of NY lie But bsv. nat
le sutseleny recovered rom the accident which befei
me some weeks ago, 10 travel Ear from home
Believe me, genhonep sincerely syasoahise with tb.
cs'e which brings you together cordially concur vi,b
you ~ we general tenor Of the principles sch were ex.
pressed 10 he late address 90 TIE Democracy Of Vreins
ahS more patue1sy In your firm snd patriotic opposition
Vne 0'',es bk' -Oi al the questions Of the present
sniuou - every way oboozoug II IS dangerous 10 the
Constitution, as well az to The Hbefes Of our country
who does not know hat the FIRST Back was opoosed v
lhe state Rights Parry, that its uneonsuijonsgtv 49,.
.noD demonstrated, AZ were by pencil Of Hebt and
'ns' we establishment contributed fhan any oti,eF
question 10 lay TIE foundation Of Inc old Republican .,d
fedefa Psrhes' Who does not know that IL was nfmatev
PuI do"h by ihs exer'ioDs Of tbe Republican Psrty2
no msn who adheres to the Old Republican pfiocjplcs
OF virginia, viii rect satisfied until the presen, Bank sb,
nave shared the fate Of he predecessor The Constitution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-16

ARRESTS FOR MAIL DEPBEpArIoNs-we Ies,r
mat the Postmaster aud bis Assistant, Of ythe C. H.
Hrglnis, have been arrested by Special Sgen, of te
fos Once Department and held to BAIL with sretes
OF 1000 dollars, 10 answer The charge OF ,ybdra
euer: IRON The mails which had passed their Office; and
.na' they VIII be tried at that place. the 18th instant
reputable citizen who has been appointed
Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-16
GEORGIA

UNION CAUSE GOING AHEAD!-We have cheering
news OF The increasing strength OF the Union cause from
almost every section OF the State and rational doubt
can no" be entertained, ihat will have large majority
IN me next legislature Among others Respectable and
intelligent friend from Dooy, writes "that the Union party
70 ,hls and the adjacent counties gaining ground daily
MINK mat our vote in this county will be three to one
and in three adjoining Counties two to one VIA, e. 9,
poisy nnihers we have knocking under and trying TO
plaster up their doctrines, by saying we are not South
Carolina Nulifsrs."- 6fiiedgepiHe Union