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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

Veried TO The ruin Of its possessos. A large
pat Is dug. and thiuly covered. SO ss TO deceive
the UNIV AIRY creature, who Is larsd 10 the apo,
by the arts u the hunter. whss The fatal
plunge y made. Ae captive Is len 10 starre for
many Gays, and Is beaten with whips until his
spirit !, BUNDLED and broken. Then come, To
his rescue a pretended friend, Who drives OF
the aggressor. and administers food TO the
humbled sudster' This process. by eon.pira-
tors agsinst the liberty Of tho fsneied o6jec,
Of favor. iseOniinued al suitable intervals, un-
I'll The unre>sing animal quietly submit, to
tie manaelss Of its supposed delivered. aud
yisids up lis confidence aud its fate to a task
mss,er for the remainder Of its life.
The reader will easily sec the analogy
Distress aud suffering have been inflicted upon
the country In all quarters. The spirit Of the
mos, obstinate has been In some measure bro
Remand relief Of any kind. undefinstle and
uncertain in its consequences though il he, Is
sought Tor with avidny But for the in,erven-
lion Of Heaven, our fate will thus be sealed
our liberties will be gone forever. viii the
people awake in tisne' Or will they slumbcr
on in lis,le.s. spalheiic, and debasing conf
denee. until the hour Of rescue is pasi'.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10
VERY LATE PROM rnE PACIFIC

The ship Ann M'Kim. Walker, ar
rived at this port yesterday IN the re-
markably short passage Of onlyfifty nine
days from Valparaiso. and forty-two
from Cape Horn. She reports tia, the
U. s. ship North Carolina, Con. BAL.
LARD. arrived on the 18th Nav. in IF.
fy-fco days passage-and sailed Tor
Callao on the nth.
GILLIAN EXPEDITION AGAINST PERU.
The Cbilian government was pre-.
pairing an expedition against Peru, con-
sis,ing Of land and sea forces. the
whole Of which was TO be under the
command of Admiral BLANco DE CT
cERoS. IL was expected to depar,
about the end Of Jurc for the coast Of
Peru. and consisted of the flag ship
Liber,ad, Of p guns; ship Moniesgu-
do Of 81 guns: ship Valparaiso, OF l6
guns; four briggs Of IL. IL, 10, and 9
guns; one gun boa.; 10 Transports with
5000 troops; ) transports with horses;
, transports with provisions, and with
powder. General La Fuente accom-.
panies the expedition with 500 volun
teers Of cavalry twas expected that
a great portion OF the Peruvian troops
would join the Chilians.-Bah. finer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10
THE Rail. ROADS.

We arc r'jo'e'd to hear tina, no serious irju-
r'e' have resulted from the i-ie accidents on the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. aud winehe.,er
and Potomac Road. Il seems that on the Grs,
named rosd the enSine vas ,hro~n OF, and uoou
the latter, two trains came 10 contact on n
su''e near Se!es' s---n.li. Renes cd caution
must be the consequence Of these collisions, 80
that traveller, have less u DR., al now tasa Il,
tofvre.
The Cun.hci Land Valley Rail Road, eommens-
'ns at Chamber'bnrs I've believed and iuter,e,t-
'"S tie Baltimore and Ohio Road. 10 expected 10
Ice !" operation some time in October next. I,
viii DC an Important auxiliary to the main stem.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10
rnR IiNIr rAnINrr

Judge White, in h,s reply 90 Gensral Jsek,os.
gives ~ .sepan' Of The Sis.oIu,ion o. M Un,r
Cabinet. shish vs doubt not 10 Historically o..
eusstc
Tho old Cabinet was composed Of
MessTs Van Bursa Eaton Barry, Ber.
rien. Branch and Ingbain. The three
FRS, we're friendly 10 Mr.. Van Buren,,
elevation, the three last were supposed
not 90 be 90. and therefore produced
a want Of harmony The real desire
was 10 get clesr Of these gentlemen
IL was supposed that II the two FIRST
resigned. the three last would follow
their example, and supercede the ne.
eessiiy Of their dismissal The expe.
rlment was made aod failed and The
President was driven 20 their dismissal
although he bad admitted their duties
bad been faithfully performed.
Now. Il the truth were not az I as
seft, Why Wss no, Barry dismissed 81.
soY The President did not xish 10
lose him. snd II dismissed. there vas no
chance Of be coming "a ioT ksntuoky.
Unfortunately for The President. but
fortunately Tor the development Of
truth, he has gone into some u the o..
erei history Of the early part Of his cd.
niinislFaiio8, and amOng other lhings
states that be bad reduced 10 writing
the principles upon which his Aamih.
isiFai'on should Be conducted, and one
Of these YES that no member Of his
Cabinet should Be a candidate 20 suc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

establish banking institutions, il is TO be
presumed they do IL in sccordancs with
the aseer;ained wishes of their constitu-
ents; and the paper Of the bsnks will
constitute the general currency Of the
country. Why then should the Co
yERsMEST find il necessary to demand
Tor itself soUNDER CURRENCY than is
allowed to the grea, body of the PEo-
PLE' IL the exclusive metallic sys-
tenn is sound policy for the Government.
then IL oughtto be adopted for the peo-
pie. do no, think il wise TO draw 90
strong a line Of distinction between the
currency Of the PEOPLE, and the cur
rency Of the GOVERNMENT. Wha, is
sound for the people will be equally
sound for the Government. Experience
has proved that the banks. although some
losses may occasionally occur. are safer
deposiies for the public money than in
dividuals. The creation OF SO many
Treasury agents or sub-treasurers as
will be necessary TO the perfection oI
this scheme. is Objectionable, because
IN the increase Of these, salaries and
public oGicerswill be iDcre ased WHERE
ny THE ALREADY OVER GROWN PA
rRoNAGr or THE FEDERAL GOVERN
MENr WILL DE ENLARGED. The diff
Gully OF transporting specie from these
sub-treasury departments 10 distan,
points OF the country, for disbursement,
will also be expensive and difficult
The absence Of these Ia mode trea-
surers from the supervision OF the Pre-
sdeni, and their liability 10 defalca,ions
constitute insurmountablc objections,
as well as the difficulty Of public debt
ors IN procuring specie amidst paper
circulation. There arc many other OBJ
jec,ions 10 the scheme, which ] have
not time nor space 20 offer, which are
equally strong.
II should be borne in mind, tha. We
arc now completely involved in the
Banking system, instituted by twenty
FIVE independent State Governments,
each OF which will probably adhere 10
II IN some form. How vain then the
effort, IL attempted on the part Of the
Federal Government BY the mere en-
ployment Of its revenue. 10 overthrow
all these institutions. and how Gestruc-
tive the effects, could il be suddenly
accomplished think the Wisest and
most successful mode will be 10 invite
the cooperation of the States TO a gra-
dual reformation ofthe Banking system.
by gradually reducing their paper and
enlarging the specie circulation of the
country"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

~ n late meeting of the two branches or the
Democracy in the s,h ward. New YJrk, there
Vas quite struggle between tI,e I smmAnies and
the Loeo-Focos The above namcd eorrespon-
dent ss, the Tammshics obtained the officer. OF
the meeting, with ono or two exceptions, bu, the
i.oeo-Foeos carried their resolutions They
o'"r-set Senator Tsilmedg-. aud set up Senator
Wright They giOrihed Benton. and requested
v" Buren, TO keep following in the footsteps y
They denounced various laws n, violations oi
natural right, and dem onsIr tied their sincerity
by three fights.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

a duel was fought with niles by two
citizens Of this place, few miles from
town. on Sunday evening las, After
exchanging three shots, one Of the par
ties fell and died instantly The de-
ceased was cotton broker in this city.
and highly esteemed by ell Wbo knew
him. HIS survivor PsrSdes the 'irea,s,
fearless Of the law, IN proud defiance
A friend hes Informed Us that anoiher
duel was fought At the ground below
the cry, on last Sunday morning. by
two FfenchmeB--one Of them received
the ball Of his antagonist IN the brain
and died AZ he fell TO the ground
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10
E,on q. Bsliimor, Patriot.
POLICY OF THE GovERNMENT-THH
EXCBEQUER SYSTEM.

fANbEQIEh ~ In.
The subjoined paragraph from the Globe
indicates plainly the nature Of the policy
which has been resolved upon by the Admins
tration:
TIRE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
OF THE GENERAL. GOVERNMENT"
I'VE copy an article from The ST.
Lawrence IN. " Republican, in re-
ference to the course TO be pursued by
Congress in relation 20 existing embar-
easements in the monetary affairs Of the
country. The grounds taken are stated
in the most succinct form. They are,
that THERE SHALL BE NO Ma
TlONAL BANK-that 1T is UNwIsE
TO CONTINUE THE STATE BANKS AS
PUBLIC REPOSITORIES AND FISCAL A.
GENTS or THE TREAsURY-that Con-
gross shall in no degree recede from
the ground il has taken-that the debts
Of the nation shall be paid IN A CUR
RENcY EQUIVALENT TO sPECIE-and
that A PERFECT AND ENTIRE sEPARA-
TfoN BETWEEN THE FINANCES OF THE
NATION, AND ALL BANKS OF DISCOUNT
Ann OPPOSITE, SHALL BE PRODUCED.
These views, WHICH FIND FAVOR WITH
THE DEMOCRACY THROUGHOUT THE
COUNTRY, are we'll put forth ia the ar
iicle 10 which we refer"
L. ihe article 10 which tho Globe refers
We ind the following outiine Of the EKcHE-
sUEE STSTEa, which - TO be the next Expert
msniuPon The prosperity and patience Of the
people;--
VIVA. then. can Congress do' We
answer. Try fAe yet unirisd eTpedient--
Produce perfect and entire separation
between the finances OF the nation, and
ell The banks Of issue. or discount, how
ever, or by whatever authority exist
ing; between the National Treasury
and those artificial creations Of iegisla.
ton, upon which we have hitherto so
unfortunately attempted to depend. We
nave tired the faith of those soulless ex-
istences IN all their forms Of being. and
that faith has always failed Us in the
hour Of utmost need. Nov let US try
the faith Of natural persons Of moral.
accountable agents. Of IRE men. Let
Congress lfus, the safe kt ping Of the
public treasure with citizens, as such,
az not a. bank corporsioG with men
responsible 10 itself not 70 = mOneyed
institution. Let collections into the
National Treasury be collections Of
soasy, " its equivalent. DOT irFedsema-
bic paper; and when The Government
owes citizen, Jet him, for that debt.
be able 10 obtain mOaey OF iis equiva.
lent. end not inoonveTiible bank notes.
IN conneclion uith these devsiopmenfS, Il
may b proper 10 shsw h0v tbls Sub Treasu.
~ system . regarded by the friends q the
Adminisirstion. We thefefore subjoia an sx-
iSsei from The letter Of MsjoT CssLaEn, Ne
preventative ~ The hIbsmaEle District
AZ 10 the scheme Of divorcing the
federal Government from 81 eoonec.
lion With any banks. IFegaFd u as much
more plausible Ia theory than sound
10 practice. II the States continue %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

TIA Bu,!nss Convention, composed oi
mechanics, manufacturers. agriculiurs,s, snd
business msn Of all classes, from different sec
tons of the United States. met in Philadelphia
on the isi instant. 4 dozen resolutions were
adopted, expressive OF their views Of the
causes and remedies foS the times We have
only room for tao u them at present, g. tie
truth % which We are ready 10 subscribe ;-
"R,'sisrj, That the citizens Of the United
states arc poitsd 10 one common interest, and
The various classes and professions arc mu.
iuallf defaodsut upoa each other. and that shy
shoft 10 excite one class against another, q,
d8sFle SO icly toto lscti0ns, would bc subvet-
save q thc f5pdamental principles ~ society.
and tend 70 destroy The happiness of en-.
" Rsioirsd That the substsntial blessines
which buuntiful Providence s nov shower.
Jog upon the fields Of our agricultural br..
thfep, warn us, as it were IN tue silent and
eloquent iaagaags Of Inspiration. 10 leave th,
decisive maze % speculation with which al
branches Il trade have been mixed up. and
return 10 She practice Of industry and scono-
my, SD 70 ihs enjoyment u their solid 70.
waTds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.

The boiler Of the steamboat Charlton. AZ
81. Louis, exploded or the 9th Of July. by
which nine OF Ten persons were badly scaIded
two Of whom have since died. Three were
thrown overheard, one Of whom was reported
10 have been drowned The Engineer. who i,
not expected 70 live, is blamed for letting the
water get too low 10 the boiler.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

NILES REGfsTER.-It viii be seen
from an advertisement in another CO.
lumn, that the proprietor Of lhis we'll
known and popular journal, IL about 10
remove his establishment 10 the city OF
Washington, where the Register uill
hereafter be published. Il is believed
that greater facilities will be enjoyed
ior carrying out the peculiar objects Of
the paper Al the seat Of Government
than elsewhere. While We feel regret.
Al the departure from among us Of =
Journal conducted with % much abili.
". aud such exemplary industry and
attention, We trust that the career on
which oar nsigbbor - jusl about 10 en-
ieF ~ another scene, may be long, and
prosperous and distinguished.
Bed Psfvisf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10
THE WHEAT CROP

We think we are justified in stating. from
observation aud inquiry since the harvest ha,
bsso gathered, tina, the wheat crop In this
country Is not more than the third Of an
average one Contracts have been made, for
promP, deliveries. at 81 so per bu.hei.
The cat crop Is unusually abundant, and
the late rain 10 considered n having secured
the early corn, unless some unlooked-for dis
ss'er should occur. The prospect never wa,
better, but il viii require many tesmins crop,
to repair the injury sustained BY our farmer,
during The past years Of blight and failure.
twill be seeo that prices are declining ia
Baltimore.
Al Richmond, they are also reeeding liz.
tie.
Flour In New York brings 50. so. and South
ern Wheat has been sold at si75.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

Dixon TIE SLAvE.-In this case
the ChiefJutiice ofihe supreme Court.
on the motion 20 quash the writ al
HoSIiqe De rGDLegiaR4o, on Thursday
last. decided the question 10 favor Of
NE claimant. leaving for the adiudica-
ton Of the Court Of Errors the cons,i l..
tuiionsl question, % 20 the right Of this
State IN slave cases 10 prescribe Laws
interfering With the laws Of Congress
governing the subject. Messrs. Sedg-
wick snd Dresser fos tho slave, add
MessTs. MoFrtll and Van Vech.en Gov
the claiment.--lN. y. EEprsss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

The General Election Of Represen-
tatives 10 Congress takes place in the
State Of North Carolina on the lUta OF
this month. For some reason of local
convenience. however, the Election
takes place in the Marlborough dis,ric, a
week or two earlier. and was according
~ held one day last week. THIS dis.
trict. heretofore a strong Jackson dis.
trict. was represented In the last Con
gress for the first time by q Wing (Mr.
Pet,igrew) who for domestic reasons
declined being candidate for re-elec-
ton. The contest last week was be-
tween Edward Stanley (whig) and
Louis ID. wilson Admin The result
!: that Mr.. Stanley has been elected by
The surprising majority OF about seven
hundred votes Nat. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10
S2i3.O0O
6S0.OO0
SSo3.ONO

The expenditures during the same
month were about S2.6ll SOB.
TX is proper TO add that the above
statement OF receipts, Ike that Tor May.
includes not only the money legally
paid into Bank 10 the credit Of the
Treasurer, and the amount of Treasury
drafts taken in payment fer duties and
lands by collectors and receivers, bu,
all the money which they returned as
on hand, after deducting what proba-
bly, would have remained in their pos
session. no; deposited during the month.
had the Banks not stopped specie pay
ments. LEVI WOODBURY..
Ste'y eJihs Treasury
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10
FROM ENCIaNb

The packet ship Montreal arrived At New
fo'k on Saturday, bringing London dates to
the 30ih June She brings very little bsws
The markets we're easier. and nothing Of i'm
Porian1e bad occurred 10 the commercial
world. The time had not been fixed Tor the
dssoiuiiou Il Parliament.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

CYL will be seen, By an article in our CO.
lumns, that the reading public are again 10 be
sratfed with the unique and unrivaIled pro.
ductions Of Major Jack Downing. Though
n'ny ingenious and powerful hits at the do
minani party we're conveyed through Jack.
queer fsnkeeisu yet all parties were CON-
PEELED to admire the genius, snd laugh at the
drolieries, which pervaded his letters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

We learn from the Correspondents OF the Ma
"on~i l"'eligrneer, that not~ outstanding spe Gle
TO vhe amount Of more than a million Of dollar.
vas sent out 10 the New York packets Of the Is,
instant there vas = decline in the premium
u. ). Bank stock continued at stisI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

CT for the ipformst'op &C our ffiehds ~ Z
d'ssaes. Ne asie Shsi re have ''sbin-plssers'
90 sbond-uee throughout the sl,ole Psiomss
country E,ea some ~ our b@R "hsrt -moucy
Dsmoers,s" are issuing them from ,l,,n branch
'nio's." snd The Wings sre Following % The
ioota~p'" The 'yellov-boys" have uot been
seen hs'esbou,s siuos ths election Of 1884 d
~hieh time sons dosen q them siiuered 10 The
hagu' Of che Espsrimepters. % . prelude n
shs' ssssoa'iss wbcrs ere thsy ao~ Esho
answers, ''Wherc 20
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

We learn from the Winchester virginian
that the annual meeting Of The Stockholders
OF tho winchester and Potomac Rail Road
Company was held on Saturday last, and tina,
the late President aud Directors were re-
elected
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

Glr The friends OF Sabbath School Education
vii see something TO cheer them ia their Isbors,
:" ii'e address of,he Rev. A. II. LaNoS, former
~ Of rds place. His friends ~i;I be Er.t,ied TO
hnd him engaged in sn honorable aud active e.
rrer Of usefulness IN the West
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10
A CIRlOSlIY


Mr.. Badger, late Edi,or Of the Christian Al.
'oe%tc, Week., Me,srngtr. snd other ne - pc
pers, having been subject % late Co partial de-
Engagement, hss found an aSyiuul 81 the Hart
ford Retreat Tor the insane. Even ther. he 70
following his old oeeupAt o.; as proof at ~hirh.
~e have received the hr,t Lun,ber Of th- r.
treat Gazette"
u ~ but f,~ months siTee Mr. ~ his
vile. and he has rrsorted 60 this undertaking
partly "foT the Aenstt of las orphan children"
We scc 10 eNidcnss IA t,,is number of a dcrs4g-
ell mind, but much Of fertile aud imag NATIVE
Que. We copy afsw insiN1ers Of restoration 80
health. "a apparently hopeless cs.es stthe Hat
lord Retreat - " i Jour. cf Commerce.
The first We ,hsll notice is that Of
Mr.. ID, stout, athletic. handsome
young man. who IN the month OF Sep
tember, was raving maniac, like tie
one that met our Saviour Coming out
OF the tombs. He caused us no little
uneasiness one day, by breaking the
lock Of our door with his powerful
arm, and seating himself unceremoni-
ously at the editorial table. But he
soon quietted our fears, by assuring US
that be wanted nothing but a Bible
We gave him pocket edition Of the
Polyglott version; and this he kept as a
man Of his counsel and bosom compa-
MON. He soon became composed, took
quietly the medicine given him, and
early in the winter went home TO his
rejoicing parents, clothed, and in his
right mind"
Another youn- man was brou sht
here few weeks 'ince. who had been
rnnhnaI
years in his fatbe s house. He /, now
at large among u, perfectly harmless,
very agreeable IN hjs manners and in
conversation, and makes himself quite
useful ny repairing the patients clothes.
he having been tailor by trade"
"But still more affecting instance
is that Of lovely young womas. who
was unfortunately deprived Of her rea-
son. in short, a complete maniac
Her case was considered hopeless -
Her afflicted husband came 10 see her
a few days since, but finding her no
better, he returned to his desolate
home in anguish and despair. But
how was bis sorrow turned into joy.
when he was informed that his wife,
the friend Of his bosom, was made
whole, as before. Soon after his de-
parture. her reason suddenly resumed
its throne. She inquired about her
clothes. husband and frieods-bas been
perfectly rational ever since, and is
one Of the most interesting ladies' that
we ever met With.
1--WE might I'll our little sheet with
cases equally interesting. bot must
postpone The subject 10 future day
u IS. however worth a journey TO the
Rocky mountains. 20 see as-ycs, even
US, 10 whom. bot recently, this bright
world was all blank. now restored 70
all tho beauties Of creation, and ex-
PeCiing soon 10 return 20 the eDdear-
meb,s Of home. children end friends.
To God only wise be glory, through
Jesus Chnst for ever and ever"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

The l'nessiiis 90 Gazette OF the ID inst,
states that many entire fields OF grain " ere a,
that period still untouched. The miller. were
giving 81 y bushei for Wheat. but the opinion
prevailed thn,ths price would be lower. The
crops Throughout, Ohio generally seem to be
rool
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }

In compliance with the resolution
OF the Senate OF the 2d Of March last,
notice is hereby given tina, the receipts
for the month of June, as ascertained
end estimated, were
For customs about S2i3.O0O
lands ESQ. 900
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

The Farmers Bank commenced yes
ierdsy the emission Of Notes Of 6, 4,
5 and 8 dollars. This. though it can
not wholly supply the wants ior small
change. will contribute much to the
relief Of the community.
R,ehmord frhis. Jag. 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

The FLoRIDA Waive said few
days since, that the Florida war had
cost million Of dollars. This state
ment met the eye Of a gentleman who
IS well informed on the subject, and
who writes US, that instead Of one mil
lion, this miserable disastrous war has
already cost fDeire millions Of dollars !
This is a startling and almost incredible
amount. But our information comes
from source in the highest degree re-
spectacle.
And has this Government expended
fueire millions Of dollars in this inclo-
riouS war against an impoverished. OPP
pressed remnant of an Indian nation 7
Have we spent so much treasure with
streams Of blood, in an unavaiIing ef-
fort TO drive the wretchcd Seminoles
from their soil And are We to go on
with our Indian TobbeIies at the terrible
sacrifice Of money and lives;
We appeal to the Argus and Globe
for light upon this subject. What has
the Florida war cost' When is il To ter
inmate And what is To be accomplish
ed by III The subject is deeply int.
resting TO the character Of the Repub-
lie. Two years have nearly elapsed
since the war CON menced, and the In
dams are still in possession Of their
own. Ifithas already cost IL COO, 900
dollars. without having gained a point
in the controversy; Sben will the war
end, and what will be its whole cost
Will the Argus and Globe, or either Of
them, answer'-f .7ibany Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

R'niuoky Ekeeiion.--The general
Elections in this State for members Of
Congress end the State Legislature.
took Plsce on Monday. Tuesday and
"wednesday, the Tih, 9Th and 6h Of
August
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

O-Ths Winchester yirginian ehuekle. a,
the sisa Of = nsisheoriDs editor having given
the Wing "a bone 10 gnaw." DOss he mean
The sort Of bone sampson used when he allow
the Philistines.