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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19
DGPERWsD Aursc,r..
THE RiGnr OF Ixsreucr,o,

Ibc Wings should now ibu,Ia, .
The ears oi the Van Bur,n,te, IT,
same doctrines m regard To the re.iy.
nation Of l.. =. Senators. which The
Van Burenit~s have been prrachin1
Tor the last two or three wears to Me,sr,
Leigh and Mangum. These gep,l. .
men have been denounced A. enemies
10 the night OF instruction and the will
OF the people. and a resignation Of
their seats in the 4. = senate de,
manded BY every Van Buren, editor
and demagogue throughout the coun.
Try. They have now resigned. But
Nlort's OF Ono. Upton and Hendricks
ct Indiana, W ali OF New Jersey ard
Grundy OF Tennessee. alt supporters If
Mr.. Van Buren,. stIll retain their place.
IN the senate, notwithstanding IN,
people OF their respective States hss,
declared against them. Shalt these
genuen'sn be PERMITTED 10 retain their
seats. an opposition TO the feelings and
wishes OF their conSti!uenls WHY
sleeps the thunder Of the Admin,s,ra.
hon presses. over this outrage upon the
popular will They who poured ,,.t
their Nisls OF wrath upon the hcaas Of
Leigh and Mangum, now, ~hen Sc
majors OF iheiT own party are an the
same pTedioamcnt are silsn, a. the
grave. Not a murmur A. heard o. -
cape them. Even the venerable "re-
rate sans PeUr al Richmond. who. two
Years SINCE, put la, forge IN blast ior
The express purpose OF manuiacturin,
ihundcrbClts to be hurled at the head
OF u. w. Leigh. Tor has ALLEGED di,re.
gard OF popular sentiment now slun-
bcr' upon has post notwithstanding the
sacred right OF instruction" Is Inya-
ded aEf traDpled under foot by a
Whole hos, oi Van Baren Senators
But that which. IA Leigh aud Man.
gum. prov ok"d the Enquurrs wrath
and caused ITS editor To exhibit the
thundeFS and lightning Il has patriotic
indignation, l. perfectly harmless when
peiPeiTated ~ Van Buren, Senators
Did b. W. Leigh ever treat the voice
OF the people VI Virginia with tina; con
tempt with which Felix Grundv nov
treats the popular VAL OF Tennessee
Never. Bot this patriotic, talented
and high-mInded son Of tbs Old Do
minion, has been driven from public
life by Richie and tie political Goths
and Nanda!s whom he mustered "a Ia.
service, while they VINO are guilty OF
the same offence charged upon NJ.
Le,y are spoken of IN honied accents.
We call upon those Administration
presses which have cadclvored 10 hunt
down Leigh and Mangum for an al
legged disregard OF public opinion. TO
speak out "a the case between Mears
Grundy. Morris Upton, Hendricks,
Walls, Sc. and their respective con-
s'itgents. II these presses have a
decent respect tor themselves and for
Pubiic opinion 1t ti,sy have com
mon honesty and any regard Tor po-
lIiacal eoHsIsfeREg. they Will low hurl
at the heads OF those recreant Van
buren, Senators who are IN conflict
With the expressed wishes u ;hsir
constituents. the same snathemas
which have heretofore been 80 profu..-
" dealt oct q M-ssrs. leigh an
MaAgum -.95iHr.ioa Statesman
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19
RICHARD BAxrER-Ts. .v.~c.tsA.,.
INTERESTING ASrcnorr.

tNTEREsTtNC ASECnOTE.
During Blxter's residence IA Coven-
try. be IN company with several OF the
erected ministers Who resided there.
commenced preaching in house by
the side Of a common, not many miles
from the city. The time Of service
Icing rather early IN the morning BaN-
ter set 49, for the place the preceding
evening. The u.yht being dark b.,
missed bis way and amer wandering
about for a considerable time erpied a
light on q rising ground al s0me DIS
lance 20 which be Immediately bent
his steps On his arrival be found IL
emanated from the window 81 q gen
ileman's house Tie called and begged
20 be allowed 10 remain uniii morning.
az The faue time stating that hs bad
lost has wsy The servant Informed
his master bat . person Of very res
p.ciabie appearance s1s al the 1oor-
and WtsLeI - sc accommodated far
the night The gentleman ordered bis
servant 10 invite him ga. The INVITA-
'ion was cordially acceFted. and Bax-
.er net Nth he gre.iesi hospitality -
Atuppsr The gentleman inquired shat
was the employment o. proiesstpu of
his guest.
Sir y. from things spoken by be-
host. saw u Vss necessary 10 b. ga has
guard. and rcIIied. 1 am Hea- c1iea-
~, ar. a man catcher sasd she
gentleman are you You arr the
very psrsoa Vani. an . Jusiice -
the peace IN ths district. and an de-
ierrained 20 seize on Dlck Baxter. Sho
- expected 70 preach II The neighb0r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19

PRATER.-Th- ryer that runs slow
sEd eTccp' hy the baak.. and b.ss
leave Vi ever, ilri h let ., pa,.. -
draWs 'n'o a lathe hoilNne-s. and
spends Itset iniJ smaller Portions
A. de-. Wiih dcVouYs. bu; = aea u
runs With stSuto4tne. md faI
stream AMI breaks down ese5y obata-
Gle. making 70 even a. 90, 1an bros
81 stays MT 90 CErep iuta .itl.e holes.
bot runs into thr sea through fah and
usrili rt4nr.., - 80 q usa q rFayss
d % MOVE aHfr fhe t-rt 81 90 seated
apgctis o. MaaIer. .at- tt- s..a.zs -
even iuaiaz 90 '3rht. s4d -. a. TIA
CORNERS 90 re- ilarv ord tsiks 80
every r'gst y neris snj r4lusi as-
If- at lrasr0 bot . tea q. g.. earned
H'.1 ihs sfg-' W % 20 lsd stfonz
1-rHr- sr,s mra1l 4ad q Lsn1fy
appetite o. r.ts. ga ca -oa,. all l...
.i'frrfIr l.s'- as "a .lts a,d
stays natfi!.it sarf.. e.. fa. l..t 90 she
throne she uef.s .4'.. esd thencs
seed. h.iy sa.erft %. fsTrshn4at
49,. w.rf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19

Mr. J9HS QtI>cY ApAMs j.. ,ha
misehIet-makeT ct he HsLSe OF Re
prescniAuses. lcha1od va, wr,ttsa
on has brow when be consented. after
occupying the highest station IA our
country. 20 mingie sgain "a the party
conflicts OF he day We rcmcrnber
how confidently We predicted \, the
time. thu; II would haze : alost inlu-
nous effect upon b,s lsu4e AID cA.sse,
ter. Al that We sad has some 20 Pass
tie i' nov Abolition petition presenter.
pr erctL!sHce. And not con,ent with
annoying the House With these ret,.
tons. OF which he seem, 20 Ie.a on
h1nd constant supply. he makes BIN
sell busy. active and seGLing IN En-
de1voung 70 g, tbcm received l4sora.
ny Ca Monday he presented 10 less
nan Three OF these pe;uons. o. each
OF which a. exciting ani 4n,lt.nz de-
bate Vas Produced Two iu,u5I.an,
points were decided ~ lEs House on
the hni petition Aaes a good deal OF
debate and some excitement TIE. Hsu,e
deliberately decided g. -re,sr. she %.
ii'pn 90 hiCH tie debate arose and
thep decided - sthaot debate afeScte
mrn', by vote ri Io1st t...e u yu,
10 lay a. Oh the fable
The debate On this sLtJ cct occupied
The whole o, Mondays stiin..
.IisSau ira Ga-stts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19
AGoLIrIoNisN N rEN~sYrvA>i,

The Aboli,ioni.is in Prnns,ivan,a
are Organizing their forces tx ,I,3r-
Gus onset. The recent Message Of
Gov. RitneT seems Il have gwen slim
ulus to the coGta-i1n IA that Guartcr.-
County societies are sprn-iug into ex-
is'enoe and an Anti SLAVERY State Con
venticn j. 10 he held II Harrisburg IN a
few weeks. The puncipie, they pro.
less are Frse,!Ia and Eg1akiS J., n.
blacks. and their Object 1. syoaed - be-
ne entire abolition Of slavery an the
'. States They Jsirn a. after ~
night 80 abol'.hucnt 20 the District OF
Columbia and tie territories VI the
nl'ed States but c1utcu, them eve.
Tor the present as tOsafd, the state.
where slavery exists. : iih The bn,,-
lege Of interfering - d,s.as.ian ont,
and Use free use 81 the m5Is f1r thai
purpose Whi,e thcy AZ rlutl--r.-
ing their hrebrands howcs-r. iL., aver
they ne an % n,s.ehisf Thsy saw no
fesori 20 physical force Nil ever l.
eouni-uauced ] has :. about !. "a
toLsl a. fanatc. and n4Imen .,n-.iI
" are Do they ulink 49, rrrif- t
the SoutL whl Iswa.a ras.ise under
th-se assaults vs. i,lI th~r, say
10f me n their object. c4n o. attained
bai ~ forcs sod n fhcs Do ut rcsn
60 come h. hat point flrs had a. all
abandon their cGor. ~ once. e. rlis
and vtsOuary -- Nfpafll So fsts,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19
NO. 81.

chester Guardian. that The abol,ho,
cause :. maxim. rapid progress, IN Amer.
,ca. We extract the follow
ihere are 100 societies. GO lecturer.
on emancipation. and The bai.onal so.
o'e's are IN trra'y for rs NOR. In
stead OF their being herr and her. ,
minister On the side Of abolition afraid
20 show himself, frAriDg thaih,s church
might 'leet him, there were nov .p,po
ministers o' every denomination. IA
@ 'a'oF- here are $50 newspaper,
H'1h. 40; exclusively devoted "a
th- cause now entertain sound v;-u,
on ihe subject \, one meeting OF
the Anti-slaVesy society a, ChsrIe.ton
:. { ID VoO dollar Herc collected
- Lsnd-a psp,s
Tbs scoundrel Thomp.on. !. no,
content ., appears - interfere wi,h
the relations Ahf,h eNtst be,r.ee, -
StA'es. bot be must propagate infarnu,
ia!seb0ods. Fifteen ftosIai.d goH,-,
TG''e6 5y an .s1f.-si4rsry sacistv =,
t9ryts'is.. We knoH no, "a hich
most - ldmrre-,h- folly o, the INF.
ny Vi sdch an assertion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19

Ii the Legislature u N,,so4ri should
pa', ! bal now before TIA, body. the
riniSSarics oi abolition vii becon,
scarce "a that market. The tlll bro.
woes tor the safe II aoy and all per.
sons ~ '4grlnts hJ NAV ue dctestea
"a promulsaiins ,n ps,nt OK Otherwise
Nooi'onism. On conviction. the OF
iendeE a. ''nmeda'ely offered A, pubic
sale by the Sheuii. or other officer, n
the warrant Of the magistrate, 10 tie
highest Bladder ~hen the .suh ,rg-
ccsc:nc1 TAX plses 10 ,-,..se Ii.. CAV.
Ueni OF TIE money. for a second Of
ienoe he Is 90 - sentruccd % the Pen.
i;en''ary Tor a time not cNcccC!u. I've.
nor lcss han tao years
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19

Slsveg ~ -fae1r -Dunna fhe
last west ~ George Tbonpso1 the
aboitf'oaisi has beon leclsfiaF "a Al aa
ehesiss We perceive from ihs Fsg.ort
- ons q taess Lectures IN ne Mo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19

Less Isypan brother Of Ar,h,,
S''fs nouee "a the "Euancisa,or %
mat seventy agents have been an.
pointed II tabor N the free states dur.
'nS tie ensuing year and calls upon
The isG s-'cs for fund, 10 feed and elo,bs
Them Why do th-s not s-nd Their
agents south % the Potomac. Do the,
expect 10 convert the heather by
preAch'ng va Chuntcndom Suchra.
not TIE conduct OF ~ Paul RE az
sa.'r' Pazanisw "a Athens and Rome
Lyactt1,~ ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19

'rE-1-T Tbs follow ins .-.-'
ions Wcre adopted a. me la'~ s~ss,aa
= ihs General AsEsg.OIy ~ ihe ~tair 81
Vermont. 90 Eq subject 81 Atol,tt.a.
kssetfss, By ti,s tsessrsi A.-~niaiy ~ the
-tfis ~ Fsruont. that nssifsir CoH-rss- r-r
~ ststs Gessrumsnts hsrs snT q .f-tf .'..r.
81 right O. shsidrs ne fire. ssrr-s-i.r 81 o4sa.
fsts ~ ~ uanssassiou 1i teen t.fsosA ihs
puhLe nails
Essatsss That Canrr~ss a. gossrss So
roseF o. shaii,h sistsry Ia Aa D.stf.-t sI
Coluutts
The time has come shea A.sasuon
ism oesht g. hs regarded o. Treas.
sgain-s The aIor snc e. such ought
10 BE- oPposrd aaJ pot down - tesss er
a existt 49, f5id
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19

We have procured and present 10 our read
era, lomIti,rIk few sentences Of no interest
one Of the letters Oi the late JeHS RASpOLFH.
aeeordirg TO our Promize Of Monday Few
!e'ter' more amusing than ihi, have probably
f'er 9een written RiehssenA coUisr.
kohNnKR Snfn,Lar n. l. isaI u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21
q e.Iss 50.

T y PRESENTING my respects TO tie Ladies and
4 Gentlemen Of Lyueh5mr aad Us yrcnuty, | be-
leave submit Ia ihrr patronage, my intention o
opening a DANCING SCHOOL. wherein my ratti-
eular attention. shall be devoted To- the pu,lls enlus
tod to my carr Tor the purpose Of acquiring know
ledge OF the Art tcAch an w. which. viewed III
It's proper ght, ,uust he ackuow lodged geniecl
accomplishment, absolutely essential 10 those wil1se
lot II Is. az IN future may he, IL move IN the poill"
elrcles Of socrtyaud which has ever been consider
I'd an olnplnmrnt To, # not necessary pant Of
flushed educate
Dancing vii be tausht accoriin. 10 tie dckao3e-
'e8gc y{fS n tic 8r aud the great 81 cais shat
always he taken to luCuicl;c geuccl department ~
The scholars, and lnrart item roper manners of
rbIhtN.
Ny School III commence on Friday the % hinst.
n The fGnSln ilotl. The grlcelHl Waltz and
Spanish dances, viii aiso b. taught to those OF my
pupils vino may be lJr ads need IN The ant Of dan
clDg subscription Isl, containing The tcruis etc. :,
IS l'it A. the fmuha x Washington Hotels, Mar
TN y LIham's and u. K. l.vnan'>, to which
| "na!d respectfully call The attention of those
who may he disposed to honor me with then
conf leuce ip placing htir ehlircn or wards under
comphshmeut OF Dancing.
Inc II dersisnrd iiatterr himself tia, those WHO
may patromle ms School. Wi have no cause To e-
gfet the confidence rcposcl Inn. With creat res
feci' /. ], AAJPl, ir.
\. B.-A night school will aso be opened for
Young Gentlemen who may be epg sed during the
day.
Sept. ls tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21

.dr. Clayton, Nfonaut. who IN dc balloon asren-
4on itnm fIusbure Last week vas borne rapidly bv a
Westerly wind Ia Johnston II, on tho western SIDE al
the nnln Allegheny ridge, distance OF about -
mic ;, when he deemed II prudent to drcrn m OF
dr' e avoid gathering storm. GA reaching fcrry
irin0, he began To secure his balloon TO Ipgr tr,r
among The rocks, bat before be had made HI. ,stet-
ings complete he was ovenskca ~ The Storm: the
ba loon WAS broken loose, and Mr.. Cl,ton drap,ed
several hnndted yards among tue rock, and trees 1t
iI'liN struck WIN snch 'olence against tree that
three large lents ""rc made M the sk-and the gas
.scdplns, the balloon came To a sand. Mr. Chyt,u
ui"ds h's bed ei Tho night III ID car, aud ruloyed
sei t.olsQgh s'tu.at rom the roim.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21

-1T. Is3UIss III o.
Yesterday the srcoad regiment Of L. :. Dngoons,
uuilet tie command II Cpl I'wIGes. tooh up their
hue Il much nom Jefferson Barracks 10 tlorlda.
The, crossed the NI,siSsIPP nj thus CRY. md vii
march though the country II the place of ihcIr DDS
fiuatl5n. The Corps are respectfully mounted, and
Will e1Uppcd, AID made soldlrrlAe Appearance.
TINS spectacle WIS ratrr more military 1t national
IN apprafancr, ihan a hutdr OF Western sayages
would have been. destined tor the same service.
B4iiriiu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21

It's stated IN the Georgia Federal Union hal a !
matter of prrcanuop thu Governor Of lhtt State has
determined uIEanlc 1niicca' force oi volunteers
III ths Cherokee eurud, lnt the protection al the
people 81 that pnt OF Grurcla against any dcWcdi-
ton. or hosthuts that thr Ch,trk"e and Creek In.
dams thar section ma, be disposed tn commit ON
unon, ming and peaceful cutHeus. II IS apprehcnd-
Ell thai the removal Of fhose Indians VIII not BIZ q
lec:cd without blood>hcd unle>sa sufficient militia
~ iorcc IS sanXed tu oyrta~o lheln.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21

n WISH to rent ou, until tLe Isl Septf uher uoNt'
i for two years longer the housc U .h,ch blvc
been keepin, store. Ths store vi he hand
soonest IN the place, oeiug deep AM shewy. The
cellar is excellent one, ard tie upper ra.l o. the
house fitted up for family residence, b wing i've
good 100 $ and garnet The lot Is sui1iceuti1
large and has on il good Kitchen, Stable, &c. &c--
Terms. to suit the times. K. b. NORVELL.
Lynch lnrg. Iune D WIS II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21

The New York Express safes that there IS an ifnn-
>uh quantity oil Cotton gong forward from that mar
ke' 10 Europe "ceaalo ned b. the Improvement III the
Liverpool u,rl' and also tho uec,ssilv of placing
funds on the oih.I SHE OF the Atlantic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21

Among the passengers in the Wellington arrived
at New loik from London, ale Col. White and La.
d1H OF Fioula; AMI Go, Wildcs, E.q nd lady, Of
l. cu,:su
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21

through ns. laws 81 ~ Investments. has Ealuuhed-
AZ eonaibutea fIrsueh tha loan nf 1t while n depc-
,,,e iosu.tejn In soinr degree II MOI nro.in,. AZ.
.pif. at e.etrading THAI SUI 4u. ,,as eeu dspt.-
,t sud the oa, sound lee Al pfefraf.rs stu APP
rear 10 this Dai,arInea. to be- the rurasuts hsaie
rnpnerstrrl fcr preventing IT. accumulation. Aat
x,t.r II lad undesgsedv alprl.rl the n,>e,l .iisiu,
cal Of II w4s supposed 10 bc. to eAp-Gl II = a,
ussfai o. piapet objects ei puifie characters tal
IN ,he tneau tine MT eee the deppsite t8aks
bu, 10 ~, 81 IN STATE stocks pnosIdent tlad.
20 f.us, both satls audpfofabls tlil sanl. ID sld
In ,o,etir current rxprIdtugss a. txtrso1luy con.
,ipreucies
The M 10 f4sH ed r. that re Vas mol eHal
n,t, IN .u:f,ininp h.. o-l4an. eoncerasr. ths tr.a
,.nt and anctu4tlne character 81 tir excise, D. ou
revenue ~ /, have ,eee,e, the c,laeuirnoe 81 Con-
r,,s. in ,,ati,.n 10 iho.s eautior#fy rray = ft
r,r,iy ,.co,ineIr bx hli, fer ne ttus to issGi-
80. i.6,4n.,s. a. CO, ,,aet~ts. w#fclf l. snp.
,..i ,n.,s.,, IA ,ifs,, a. well - 90 aur financial
sx.,,m rrnr,a,lv. lie H. =, IL. sl4,e gine, await
Il a.a.i.. AT - ia - II placed 4 pan uf IL
,uhtc rnon.yw f5r SIsir- f.f safe arrpInr a41
,tlI,f# i..f{ra hS the ,ii.eeite4 Of 4 p
Es.r,,xe - T., IN. t,vl Of aor., receivable -,
,nhbc I'D O-f, ,ttfun- rtne4 THUGS Il,
-. . ,,,y,,,, al - =. ,e,5retrd IA those -.
go K, loo. r. ,,t.risfu NV doubt tlli In,
Ii c,,,, "a - 64st q ausk~a cso4i,a .rf.ai.l
n -, sj.,,r a.. - exei,. .z,,5i,#- .tls,,t, ,s5,,
il "a, cenr,etns in I5rtIet MINDS rs /, tie gf.t
.xt,.,,s,r II "a. III mo winch filr ron1aluHii,
h.8 ,,sb,y ,dangea Buster tuase measures al
,~ro,,l,.tsa ~. aud 4altr brrphi, n "a, pm
~ he o,,,,n,,tx ,heuph o,brr, s,In trIi in.fl.
60, s,,,,,n,,.,,. , reut,ell,n g Of surllusc, aud
d,.,,bn,,o,s tb, .ub..ourn ,utlneucc ai either ihe
.rtayil,. - a,trt t,,e.iiic Tue ~ reaiened ms
- . l,,..v,l A.. ~, = 10 lta.. hen os.,.
-, t-.=...z,s.,.. 3. A., "a. ....,..,., At =, I'm.
-lx,e i, of " rae Is 4 recall ton. to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21

fs'ilE winter Session OF thc snb*,nlbc,s School
viii bcg,u on Thu slay tn l2lh af 0etobcf.
It's post fon"d - das7 on areoHrs Of liz meeting
Of rhe >'>piud II Virginia. w s. REID.
Sept TT
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EDUC.1 D.t.
. ID. TON aaSlSS'S SCHOOL.

%
yfNHE next session oil ms school. will commence
Il on Monday. the Il ofSepteinbel. aad term
nate the 2olh el February, 1885,
Terms, rs heretofore.
School Room, III The Masonic Hall.
Sept u h3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21
ss.HGF.9'G orr.

TIVE REMAINS ofuy SUMNER STOCK
L atvely reduced prices. NJ. VI. HERR,
Dart Sqtoe.
\agnst 3rh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21

ilIt nsa.bcis fetuinr lor tire Parliament. nom
Enelani anl Sse,inj, OF winch the following Is
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FOR Rem g..

Secretary OF tia Treasury
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-16
MIR. wEBsTER's SPEECH.
Delivered at .NTblo's Saloon, IN. Y ciiy) on The
erening Of The 18Th March, 1897.

GONE COUNTRY-ONE CONSTITU
TION-ONE DESTINY"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-28

JAcKsoN's BETTER CURRENcY.-Under
different name but one not quite so APP
plicable, the Easton (Pa) Argus gives the
following as specimens of some of the shin
plasters circulating in that town. The
Argus has been faithful follower of the
late President, and cannot now doubt the
precise result of his " humble efforts" 10
better the currency.
." This ticket entities the bearer to a
bloodpersht. weighing four pounds"
&c This ticket entities the holder TO a
snifter Of lemonade, with fly in it."
/" This ticket will hold good for sleeps
tongue, Scrackers, and glass of red eye y
=" Good TO the bearer for a pretsei and a
pint of beer"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-28
NO TFCE.

HEAVlNG associated my son WILLIAM
ZEE ). Lone. in business with me, the
business will hereafter be conducted by
him under the firm Of WLLIaM Lone s.
Son. take this occasion TO offer to the
public my thanks for the very liberal pat
ronsge extended TO me. during the many
years have been engaged in business. In
this place; and TO solicit continuance OF
the same TO the firm Of William Long s.
Son.
Under the present. arrangement il be
comes necessary that dey own business
should be settled up, and as have very
heavy engagement TO meet, which cannot
be done without money, hope, therefore
that all those indebted TO me in any way,
viii see the necessity Of making payment,
particularly those oflong standing. Those
having accounts with me unsettled, will
please call and close them as soon as pos.
sible. WILLIAM LONG.
Jnne OIL 1897 IF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-28

NIRGINIA:--In the Circni, Superior Cour,
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County
June Rules, 1897.
George Miller, pill.
against
Nathaniel H. Tabler, aud Jacob Myers, admir-
OF Henry Tabler, deed, dgfs.
IN CHANCERY.
.BvHE defendant Nathaniel II. 1ablcr,
q not having entered his appearance
and given security, according TO the act Of
Assembly and rules of this court, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
is out OF this Commonwealth il is order
ed, that the said defendant. do enter his
appearance TO this suit on the first day OF
the next term, answer the bill OF the plain
tiff, and give security for performing the
decree: and that a copy Of this order be
forthwith published 10 any newspaper with,
in this county, and continued for . months
successfully, and another copy thereof
posted at the front door of,be Court house
OF the said county.
A Copy.-res,c.
JOHN STROTHER, q.
juno 7, 1S37.-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-28

surned an appearance hitherto unprece-
densed, and should no unpropitious event
transpire to blight the prospects Of the far
mers, abundance will crown their efforis.''
10 The district lying to the north Of that
just referred 10, The appearance of things
has also improved.--The New York jour
Hal Of Commerce says
"A gentleman who has recently passed
through large wheat tract OF our State.
says the last three weeks have made an
astonishing Improvement in the appear
ance of the fields. A month ago the pros
pect was so bad that some farmers plough
ed up their fields, but others which then
appeared no better, now give promise Of
good crop"