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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

H'triNoHE, THesLIs. . p VI ArRILI
FlOi r.. I hc market Of Howard stree, h.,
improved q littl" ~ Consequence Of re-. ia the.
Ne~ York n,stNrt 90 this article. On SATURDAY =
ics hundred barrels perc taken II - ~. and
tcst'rdsy several s-l,s ucrc mad, II - GA Thc
lhr wagon I'ric, since yesterday has ,mpro, Ell
rs osnis "a the barrel. quote accordingly IT
fIEA HaH. nj
ALtNANuEfa, AFRtL
Flbl a.. Yesterday ile saigon Pre-, II -four
~@ - - some stored h0ur sas I'D a the
saiI,v. W e. heard a az trshss,t 0ns irUfn siofts
fsaseffe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
-. ,s,o,,, q ,,J,,,, -
TO TYE roTERs .fth. C.,-...

TO TIE IoTERS IF bLc Cong. ..t..
f'1ef, eonposei Of he eo,nnci 81 +
Hampshire, b. iricy. -hsryaDi, s-tI4-..
FkLlo~-CirIzESs q Is proposed q, g.
me sense oil The voters, At the cnsuus ~.
ton, upon the question Of R,doriay o..
Depo'iiss TO the Bank ~ the Lai,si SAT-,
sherins and superintendenis OF the . d.
therefore respectfully requested g. .l.
sense OF each voter thus .-Roio,ai.e,,. 81. E.
Restoration Whatever may be the r.
oil the people n TO the Ren Who sre q .,-.
sent their local interests in tie ~,
there is . manifest propr.oiy ia a,c,rs
the sentiments Of the D,siriei ursn ,
portant subject, in order that cur K,r,...
tati'e IN Congress may be fully al,
the true s'ae OF public opinion, a. -j,s..
himself accordingly.
Many TO|ers y Ar u +.
March %, 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

The Piti'burg Gazette Of the alth, an.
nounees the arrival o: the first LOT OF good.
by the way Of the Portage Rail Road,
which was recently finished. and which
completes the line Of canal and rail road
Communication between Philadelphia and
Ptisburg. The Gazette remarks that
these goods could now be sent to Detroit
or ST Louis before the New York canal i.
opened; but they were fhirfeea dsys on
their way from Philadelphis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

give are authorized TO annouDc. %
BEHRr. Esq as candidate to r,pr,,
county Of Jefferson in the next House Of q.
gates Of Virginia.
eS-JsEs :. GILL>IIER - az t.r...
people Of jefferson County. a,i,l
represent them, IN part, in tie asN,u,
Delegates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

To tho>c of my friends L. whom .
for tlIc Kind aud hattcrinS nouluu.t..,.
candidate tO represent uis count, iti.
neral Assembly, made in the Nif.u,.
IL the eD,h uit. cannot fcti,,ar ri,. ..
of my sin-cryst AMI most grateful .....
tDcots; si,'i can ss-ur,. them. ila, OBJ
afford n.e morc pleasure than Co cor,.pl,
wishes, ~crr II not for the eou-ctot .i....,-.
DONG ~, ! should make rvrso,..l ,.ss,,..
a. The, would neither al NOT n, .ir, a..
circumstances. must respectful, hu, ,.s..
DEF LINE t.e honor they desire u eu,i,r
GERARD ~ WAt.tr
HarperS-ferry, March ~, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
FREDERICK ELECTION.

We have been fa'oured ~itl, ,hc following IT,
turn Of the Frederick election The question
seems To have been taken principally Nth refer
rue" Z" ''''s'"a of tie County and the old dele
gates have hcrn Seec.sf,d MAJ. Gibson i,
FREUD 81 thu Administration, aud M,ssrs. Barton
and Smith arc ia the opposition.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03


Bs rrf,rrnee TO the Congressional proceedings
~ill he sen that Mr.. CL,rs resolutions have
passed tl'e Senate by handsome rnajori,i.A For
tue hrsi. DECLARING the seerctar, : reasons for IN.
removal ot the DrPo>itcs, insufficient sud rnrsa-
nJaofOrg, MIR. Hendricks Of Indiana and Mr..
King Of Alabama both friends OF the Admins
tr~t,on) voted. Mr.. Dcli of New Hampshire and
Mr.. Chambers q Maryland (friendiy to the reso-
luuons) verr absent. The true s-n,c Of the Sc
nate, therefore, - 81 in condemnation, aai Is ia
support Of the Secretary. Upon the second rrso-
htion, declaring the President, conduct to have
been IN dcrogation both Of the Constitution .n,i
Laws, the exact sense Of that body is 81 tn 81. -
IN Executive, not entirely void Of scn,ibilitv.
would feel deeply and rcpcntantly, rrbuke from,
body 10 intellectual and justly entitled to ho-
aud respect
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

On SATURDAY morning The ~ ult,fno. Nfs
masssHtf MaaatDEs, vifr % ID. R0Lcr,
" Magruder. q shepherdliovu
~ tis rtsidsuue hear HERR vile. ~ thc 2i,h
uN DAwsoS h'toHHtSE, Est = gentleman
~ri tnosu go lrc,icrick coauiy. SOD ,crv hishly
cf'-ein'd ior thc ufbsniiy q his manners snd
t7fr"vtns,s 81 his department.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
Fam.
K1eginaeMaOI Ors1prs.

VNuE training of the Officers Of the W.
- ginIs Militia will commence at Charls-
town, ~ JciiorsOD county, on the 9Th da, Is
May next, and continue three DAYS. The r..
giment Will muster at the same place ON u 4,
10Th Of May. by order Of tho DOL
WIN. l.. MAGRUDER, arr
5Ih Reg y. 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

or There vii b. pr,sshing N d,e Pre-
'eDr'h, Il iarpefs-fery, 90 saturday eesi. -
~ o'eloek. A. VI Ub sabbs,h, he Communion
eiu s3miufrl-J
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
WI e. uNEs

To- adhcrents ~ tlir Administration have d,,.
une,y Woeed ti'cir lsirPose - r,-cicctinr de-.
snueihtii " TEE semstc " the JaiLcd stats 49,
Tho aucinp o. sulia th, feelings "A H.. t..,,i.
40 las bchsii' ~, rrlr, sslt hiia a. neJl, -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
"sIC SENIPEK TXuANGIs ~

NJ w iLbt, 80 his powerful speech the other
day, SAID - LLst htr elections of New YORK .,d
Virginia nov stood b,Iwern ~ aud a U,et.,,,,-
ship Nirginis hc VAS would De- tie cham.
pinn ~ Constitutional Liberty, and uouId ,n.k,
hcr mountain, anal hcr valley ring y itt her sr,.
Sac s'H,beI I'sr'uuBs."
Are ihc~e generous expectations IT Tie. friend,
81 liberty, destined 20 De Disappointed IL. Nir-
GINA u 10 hcr PO~cr, 90 set the umpir,. az the
crisis, Hnd ~ replace tie lauryls a. rs by fresh
~ snd grrcher aud will she bA~.Iy Elsy tn tr.,-
tot 10 hrr glory, aud enact the I'lcr to u,ur ping
Poscr' Js,k .ou men, ict u reason togrthrr 80
onc ,aIn.eni. What 80 You gain 10y sustaining
The Prrsi'irid ~ rs, late acts Put ,lowu d.,
Hank 10y IT. IL that - your object - Il po, al
r"'y sourc'l' l. not the hank limited ly 4,
charter a. March 1856 aHd - ti,er t. sn,alI-.t
tlnnc" u Hs bang rel,artcrvd, Nonc--noa.
vi.st,,rr.
THIS 49, know ~ De- uic only ubictt Of The un.
d'ssning ~ tie lsck sJu paTty, hat 1T that nm
desguing portiou take that they arr. ot ,oa,
die dupeS ard tools OF more cunning and ,I...,,n-
ing uscn. IG'es auy man supfBus- that Htv,. R,,
shic %. do not kno's that the late Of t,e lIank
- sailed They knov u we'll. WHY ,h.t, sl,,,,,tI
ti'y prtcnd On icsr hs r,chartcr' -hy pr, tend Ia
consider this tho whole 90, stios,' 4. a,y ,,,,,
SIMPLE cuDugi not 10 see their motive n n. IN
hip 80 an Burcn Legids,urr under the smoke
II Tee var against il,s Bank It's 10 enI,st ill.,.
popular prriudicc sgsinst the BaHE, IN favor al
an BURN candidates. u - tlrt ti,cy ua, r., tain
once sod 81 oiice sfsi poser, by uic trun,,,l of
IAN hhr'7,is'n. We tell the people .g.in-,s,,l
H'sn'v thctn q y trri- sure ~ thcre - /.
iro'ilenec above al, that Van Burtni.o. !. "a Ia
lns 90 .s'inH he li,nk, ,ut fOr nseif ,l..' ~
- th's moment 90 Virginia b.itl,ng th- g.,
Presidency; and thai 81 J.sk 80, ts TOW ,,.,,,
Virginia viil b. utivcrssiiy cou.i,i. &C., .i,r,,l
shd ~ ~ probability niDst trll, cons,,i.r,.f =,
ls'ins hiiricd hcr-ulf - tl,c ear u ti, ~. 49,
y WiIGycr
These sfc Tie matters You decide. and tl.r..,,.
consequence ~ The dstfsiCti. o.. not o!.s,,r
irT pot yoiirs'lsrs a. b. dupod. 80 DOT 80 en-.
tcmlffhiy stupid ~ 90 ifnagiur y0u are t,f,t,. h.,
your tpfcs, ass's,iug 10 put dosntl, Hnt iIsi
b done alrady. Re ha,ssf % L1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

HHVIiE company under my command d l-
u dsred 10 parade on the "a saturlby
this mouth. AZ O'Clock, 10 front Of lbo NJ
kct-iiousc be- Charlrsiown
FRANCIS YATES. Csft
April 3. lisa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

The annexed articles from the Richmond Wing
and Petersburg Ihtelliscncer, give JUS, and cor
e''ie~s Of the true questions before the people
Z" Virginia MIR. Rive. has given up q ,horf
term OF service, With the hope Of entering for q
Dnycr-or. has ''ouly di-mountct, TO o., ON b.,-
@r'" He has been scnt cat b reeontucr q rebel
Nous pro'ibec-snd, whether successful or NOT.
will be amply provided Tor The arrogance of
Me little ma" is o"is e''alie'l hy hi, vanity. lie
resigns, Nth ,he distinct understanding ,ha, he
n'okes the Judgment Of the people At the coming
sisetions'" Verify, here is a solemn invocation
IMAM who 'eclarVs that his ''highest and .ai,,
ambition Is TO serve Virginia" ieft la. po.t vhsu
m her service. 10 go To Franee-and nov deserts
hrr, because lac Mas not furnished with the form
o. liar, or other LcsiAaii,s act" TO carry out
Ser views Ills mode.,y Mas ~ great, Ice could
not hims'f venture to susyeSt act in conformity
18th her ~slcs and yothc has il,c cr onr, 20 tell
hc representatives that n~g did not speak the sen.
tInnt,ts of tfs.tu,n'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
IgMmEed.

AN authorized o. pufcbase Corporal
n Notes Of GcorEciown aud WathinEtOn
Apply a. the store e Wfn Cleveland 4 Z.
JANIS \ HAIRS
CharisstoWn. Apr,l 3. 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

RIcE GARLAND has been elected a Repre-
sentative IN Congress from Louisiana, TO FIJI
the vacancy oeeasioned by the resignation OF
Mr.. BULLARD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

There Is sentenee ia Mr.. Lrreu's speech in
the Scnhtc, upon the Bank bia, which is 80 trul,
Nirgin'an, THAI every heart must thrill 1t its rcpc
ttion;
II please God TO spare my life aud the nos
sess,on at my faculties, the people of Nirrini,
snall under stand all the alternatives likely L, be
psesrntei To them. Thy must decide. When
The question shall be, whether a vital and p.rua-
"en' change shall he wrought on the fundamental
principles OF our ~hether, ia eject
any thing shall be done or omitted, the doing or
onn''No" OF which shall lead to revoiution-the
determination shall not rtS my sIle rrsponsi-
bihy: II shall rrsl on that of tl.c sovereign ,,a,,
To which belong. A q citizen, NAV a.I,is.
ui.SuAde, oppose; but, ia the end, shall not be
able To discover myself from her f,Lorr h--
'~sf''Rss-i standby heriH al s1rnf,S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
MARRIUD.

~ Richmond. on o. 25d instant, a the rc.,.
dersc 4 Cow 7'gr fi'gd. by the Re-, Mr.. o.
h',"' hostHT Is. kAspoLFH, late 81 The y
Navy, 60 Miss EsLASrtSG BlSaalst. a Al.
sndria, 10 e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

The correspondent Of the Winehester Nir.i-
Man says.
John H. Eaton hiss been nominated by the.
President A. Governor Of Florida, IN the room OF
bov ihi'Al, that gentleman having signifrI =
I N'sh not 20 b. rc-nominatcd Andrew Stcuart.
present meinber OF Congress from Pcnnsyl-
Nsnia, and Who has been an .firi.nt rn,,nI,r' 81
tie Board OF directors, IL - Thought Will be sho
sent The Pr'sidcnoy OF the Chesapeake and OH,
Canal Company, tsce Eaton resigned"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

Psnnsylrania Stale Bank The Legs
lsiuFe of Psnnsyl' sais has already decided
The matter as regards the creation Of q
state Bank with = capital Of ten million,
A petition for such a bank had been re-
ee'Vsd few days siuee, from Philsd,lph,s
HNas referred 10 the COMMITTEES on Banks
10 The House of representatives, The
committee on the following day reported
against the project. and their report uas
immediately adopted by the House.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

In Rockingham, some writer has take n great Of
fenee at what he considers a. intermctidIinS. ON
the part Of MIR. Dorrnan, of Rockbridre. for
writing letter TO an old sohooi-fcIlov. ia behalf
of his friend WATEnNAS, Who, IL seems, j. the
object Of snimadyers;on. Nov, uithou, r,c.r,,-
ing the danger Of being considered an "ip,crmed.
der ne tho will venture to Say to the good peo-
pie OF Rockingham word in behalf Of thi, S,,n.
Mr. Waterman. We may be permitted 20 re-.
mark land we do 20 without intending to dispar-
age any OF the worthy gentlemen who have here.
,otore represented that respectable county tia,
IN Mr. Waterman the people had a mos, useful
'igilant. aud influential representative. Person.
ally very popular, and possessed Of that sort Of
lieut. which, while 1t sunpr,,sndng, is We, per,n,-
'''e' >n' Waterman is peeulisrl, fitted to do JUS
tee to his constituents in all matters essential 10
their interests We have on more than ON, oc.a.
SION, witnessed the effect or his exrrtio,s w.
reeoiieet, particularly, the ingenious and eoneili,
tory manner in which nc sustained III, worth,
colleague, at the Lass session, upon bill for max
'"H rosd over the mountains 60 PcudIcton-and
TIE go0i-humoured, yet earnest. manner ia vh;,,
t'e invoked and obtained the aid Of nj, Ras,c,r
brethren Upon the Valley Turnpike bill. an.
Propri~ting 10000 his eIertion. were mos,
usefuiiy applied in conjunction with the efforts q,
the other friends Of the measure. Tbese ar. in
stances OF practical good Scrvieo-vhieh, we are
sure the intelligent people Ofhis county will no,
overlook. They are too sagaeious to discard an
useful Pub'e scrvsnt. Who, in the absence Of in-
strietions followed the dictates of his Own hone,
lnd Inlent Mpnn n.siier. Of naiinnnI r.nIirr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

The Question, say the Van Burenites. i
Jaek'on or me BSnt. How happens Il, then.
that tao Of the most prominent, nav the oply
elective, supporters of the Administration IA
The Senate, VIZ; Messrs. Forsyth and KIM.
OF Georgia, are decided friends Of Nafion,l
Bank whilst both our own Senators. who
are opposed to Jaeksons administration. are
also opposed TO the Bsnk OF my Bank OF the
L. states Answer us, Il you please, ye who
are striving TO make a false issue before the
people Political .frsna.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
From the ": Y. Commercial .sdr.,t;,.,

From the " i. Commercial .4dreyfi,<y.
IA Batter Currency A gentleman
has Just returned 10 New York from a col
leetlng tour in Tennessee. Among other
small matters. he received at Nashville n
draft from the Union Bank Of that city. of
i've hundred dollars, IN favor Of CONNER
clal house in New York on the Bank OF
Maryland. II arrived just 10 season 10 be
good for nothing Ofcourse il must be sent
to Baltimore 10 be prote,ied-it must the n
be restored TO New York, and trsnsmitied
back again TO Nashville. before the none
can be obtained. Another instance of IN.
value Of the Experiment
The Philadelphia papers state ,ha, the Ci-
rard Bank of that city redeems the note, az
the Union Bank Of Tennessee, made PAYABLE
at the Bank of .haryla
Polish EriiSs.-A New York paper mentions
that two Austrian frigates with 2i5 Polish
exiles on board, arrived below that city, on
Friday Evening. No arrangement had been
made Tor putting these Inflated exiles in the
way OF procuring livelihood. And indeed
II was feared, that great difficulty would rise
IN hnding employm me Mt for this nc W aces sion
when so many Of the citizens of New York
were out Of employ nent, and anxiously seek
ing II themselves. The eXiles, made such
by one unrelenting despot, have found US In
The midst OF an unhappy and bitter s-psrimsni.
forced upon the country by another.
bali Pat.
Jvn',ia-To . paragraph stating that
now since tho death or Lord Greariue
the author OF Junius would be discovered
as that noblemAn had the secret in his own
keeping, We added an expression Of doubt
u 10 Tact, however, that DR.. Parr, in se-
veTal Of his letters 10 Mr.. Charles Butler
declares confidently that Juuius was Mr.
Lloyd, Secretary 10 Lord CrenriHe. and
that he bad his Information fpom source,
on which he placed every reliance DIR.
Psrr speaks - ifhe had no manner OF doubt
whatever On the subject.
a tcOoden lex N the .4reiie Reoiops-
When Capt Ross had been two month,
N booihia. he discovered q native whom,
hIs companions called Tullooathia -
lie had lost his leg by the frost and had
been drawn about upon a sledge. Can't.
Hoss made him q wooden leg, and when
the natives saw him again stand erect.
their surprise and delight we're depicted IN
their eounienanees. and afterwards their
demonstrations Of gratitude were eVinced
10y their attention TO Capt Ross. who with
las brave crew, was thus secured hearty
welcome during the severe ainteV they
passed among these natives
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

. NsED 10 Jsaersop county for sal,
~ Al kLiE
March .- is7l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

Total Gibson 9SS, Barton SIS, Smith SIS
ilriron'mus SEQ. Css,icman 40, La, $40.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

ihs L'l"rr n Gee n.nt e N,r isni caused D
tfcaic loI'rk t,niast m Bdtl1ei..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
March IS, 1854.
From fhr Phi y. ~ Ga-effe, March 26.
GIRARD HANK SIUH.k

GiRARD BANK SIOCk.
IL IN known 10 most Of our readers that one Of
the meetings held IN the t,irsrd Banking house
on the i9th inst resolved to place . book ia tho
Merchants Coffee ilousc, in which stakeholder.
desiring The resforotiOr Of the deposites, should
mseribe their names With the number OF sharr,
'hey hold Yesterday morning, the book pre-
sruted signatures for A., o;g shares which 4, .
majority OF the vhol- number; aud az IL 10 kno ON
that many Thousand shares are not available for
uses of this kind. IL msy be considered as deter
mined that u'a depos'tes shall 10 restored, cSpe-
cislly a. VAS understood that the officer. of The
i'.nh approved OF the measure recommended by
the rnct ting.
The number OF shares subscribed in favor of
returning the depo-itss from the Girard Bank
vas Last evening, 1890.
The National IntelIigrneer or the 10Th al,
questions the correctness OF the facts and eonclu-
>ions 1sted IN the letter from the Washington
| correspondent OF the New York Journal Of Com
meree IN reference To the prospect Of the passage
OF National Bank bill based on the plan of Mr..
calhoun. They Say" However desirable sueI,
contamination as IL here sntic; pate,I might be-
we are sorry 10 be obliged 10 warn our Eastern
friends against the delusion Of expecting it
here has not, We believe, been any such under
standing among the Senators ~ has been snRge,,
cd ", They add, the contemplated measure
should pass the Senate by vote Of two thirds.
,nere - no reason TO expect that IL will pass the
House by aus such vote msority being As much
a. could be hoped for ut this time, ia favor of any
effective measure Of relief
The Stockholders Of the GIRARp BAEK.
the Opposite Bank at Philadelphia, have,
BY decided majority. determined in favor
oil a restoration Of the Government depo.
sites 10 the Bank OF the United States. 10
the Official paper, in this city, under date
OF Monday last. il is declared that in the
event ofsoch determination by the Stock
holders Of the Girard Bank. That Bank
ought. and no doubt will. in pursuance OF
its contract. be required TO pay every
I dollar OF deposite on hand the moment Il
refuses to receive the aceruing revenue
/ Not the indulgence OF a day. nor IN hour,
should be given TO an institution whic
deserts tho post IL has voluntarily assum.
ed" sc. a" No; not DAY should be Civ
en- to this Bank il it shall prove reeFesnt.
" other safe State Banks can be found in
Philadelphia city or county TO take the
'deposites. there let them be placed II
not. let them be transferred 10 Baltimore
and .Nst0 York; and in the last resort
sooner than yield one inch TO this in ,olent
and usurping power. which 10 forming the
banks into league against the people
Jet them be locked up IN a vault in the
Custom House" After this, the rect OF
the Deposite Banks will know, At Iea,i
upon 'chaf terms they hold the public depo
SITES. Rule or RUN seems TO DO tho watch.
word OF the party.-l.fat Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

The board Of public works have appointed
RICHARD W BAgroS and G.. B. WAGEa, E.q,.
directors 10 represent the stock Of the state
90 QUE RAILROAD company, aud Col. JonS Is.
u saIrh PROXY HiHehssisr Republican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

The Philadelphia papers state that the Gil
rard Bank of that city redeems the notes OF
the Union Bank Of Tennessee, made yabIe
at the Bank of Mary land.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
10 M Editor Of "a. B.,,,ir-or, C;a.cf,e.

Won srv rsslncs,es' Co slate in ycur psPsr, ior
the inforn.s,ion % al parties ~ho have notes az
other securities deposited Tor collection ,n the
Bai,k 81 MARYLAND. tia, th'y will have the saIDc
ivturned In ilrtn ga application 20 RorrHr VII
soN, Esq. Cashier. provided that such notes or
securities have uo, b''cn deposited security, or
the jcPositors therrufsr not indebted To the Bank
on nodes, balls or other responsibilities. Which
have bceO,nc dnc or o,hcrsisc: Such notes not
bciug eonsiIviyd any part II The assignee funds.
THO Ei.lICOIr, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-25
Decrease Of Majority, 1926

The Farmers Road to Wealth, &C. dc. is a
large sheet with many engravings, and more
proverbs and with the title in the middle of the
sheet. II is surrounded by circle Of maXims,
some of which are selfevident, and all Of which
are susceptible Of proof The first Of these mo-
raj rules upon which volumes might be written,
is that practical jokes indicate want of sense"
so that practical joke such as pulling an no.
nest mans seat from under him, putting knives
under his pillow, matters in his pew, and fire.
brand to his dwelling is no joke at all, and so
we hope tine law will consider it. think Wei
before taking an OATH" is another moral SEN
tence. to which we would add, "Think more
before breaking it." "Better learn by caution
than be taught by experience, lis lesson to be re-
commended to Mr.. Van Buren, & 4 "smal spark
can make large fame" we recommend to the
consideration OF General Jackson, and of him
or them who advised removal of the deposites.
prudence and observation make great men,"
we turn over also to the General, though it may
be too late for him to profit by it.
alt is easier to run thoughtlessly into debt
than to get honestly out OF it," We surrender to
the General Post-office. "He no loses his debts,
gets no thanks" seems to be addressed to all
printers and editors, negligent in collecting their
dues "Use soft words and hard arguments"
might be lesson to Colonel Benton, with
transposition of the words soft and hard. "Ne.
yer jest with fire arms" is good advice to all mi
litary that may be ordered out to quel mobs
knowledge is power and information capital"
is encouraging news to all poor scholars, though
few brokers would buy the scrip. "Se not viz
tue to purchase riches" would be no popular
doctrine in Wall-street State-street or Lom-
bard street "One may purchase gold too DEAR"
we recommend to the renovators and reformers
of the currency. "a weekly newspaper is bet
ter than daily DRAM" we humbly indicate to
our contemporaries, and that daily paper is
better than weekly, or any dram whatever. we
refer to our subscribers. "a bitter Jest is the
poison of friendship" and, as we would add, the
fuel Of enmity. "Truth looks up-falsehood
down" What will the Globe say to this7" Look
ahead before you go ahead" should be consi
dered by Col. Crockett. "Short settlements
make long friends" We hope to be excused if
We recommend to the subscribers to newspa-
pers Time is money" is an old saying, but
we can find no broker that will make an equita-
bic exchange.-Boston Cour.