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a PENN EANDLES--R cceiv Ell per schr Telescope
~ and brig Old Colony, 200 boxes Nantucket sperm
| candles; 200 do Boston do. Downer, Austin 4 Cos
bran !, for sale at l34 Tchoupi,oulas st by
| m27 FRIDGE (, Co
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NUT !UE--The Subscribers are now ready to receive
y orders for any kind of Cypress lumber their saw
mil being f,i operation and in perfect order. They
VIII use their best exerons to supply demands with
Promptncss and desnach. Orders 10 be left at the mill
opposite the residence of John trenc Esq Foubourg
,lvandais OF at the counting of John NJ. Bach
No. SO Magazine street.
here is also patent lath machine attached to the
mill, which will enable the subscriber to sell that ar
cle which is oftle first quality the most moderate
N
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21
H.ase H-uDlrcasnOans.

- LFi.W TUBIICA TIUNS.
L 1FE in London, or le Fay and Night scenes af
e. Jerry tiantlinn 1sq. and Corrinllinn Tim, as.
comInnied by Bob Logic, the oxonan, in their
ra'nbics and sprees through tic MeuoI.olis, by
Pierce Egan, III vols
WYNN Grcy,a Navel, by DIsrae, complete i. VOL
Tie Young Duke, no'cl, by the Author Of Vivian
Grey. complete i'll vol,
The i.un.ors!, Edited by Theodore Hook. Autl,or Of
Gilbert Quincy.
Just received and 70, sale the corner Of Camp and
streets, By
III
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FGR PORT GLASGOW.
III The fast sailing coppered brig DELTA,
fTtTFfs Captain Francis, will sail in few DAYS For
-. pas age apply on board at 95 Common ST.
TO alO VIM PORTER
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For F1chsburg, Grand Guy Rod4ey, .Nuic4eg,
And all intermediate Landings.
b. fYsSsSh The well known steam boat CHA
4ta3l -z4NBoRNE. Bennett, master is now re.
tsszs - 81 ceivng freight and will have imme-
diate despatch For freight passage apply on beard
foot OF Gravi street. or to
al7 KELLEY, MASON g. Co, Gravicr ST.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
IN The bark JANE, Captain Black, will meet
"ith despatch; wants $50 to 200 bales to fill
- up. For freight or passage, apply to
40 l.. II. GALE, SO Common ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

FOR LIVERPOOL.
IN The new and fast sailing ship Sidn.y
capt Cowen requires $50 bales cotton to com
plcte her cargo. For terms or passage apply
TO l. II GALE,
. 93t ommon st
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offered by the several Insurance Companies of our city,
for the detection OF ncendares-UhiC sum will also
zoe paid to whoever will Inform and COW !. the ydin
or villains, who were concerned in the above flag ant
attempt TO destroy our property.
aIO DOYLE 81 LAY M z Cnrnnlnlot
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n msn, N N Il ROOFING COPPER-An assert.
fae at so npazns and roof "copper" in store and for
~op,,,,=,--.-- BEN & COHEN.
Sv t OK 4 Al.E-20O casks Of nc,icr ava IL.
ccived ,na f hlI very superior brewing inst re-
no ana Tor sale at 90 Common st hy just IT.
I5r-7z-, BEiN & COHEN.
III oH's Iynerkne, 'or sale b.
= DoRSLY, u Nc, Tc,ee.
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q ,oR ,-l660 sacks corn landing from steamer Me.
~ dlator, and for sale at 1853 Tchoupitoulas by
aIU SIOO ~ RHRNF
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IA r.
FENOUR through the Manufacturing Districts of Eng
u land, in The summer of S35. BY Sir George Head
author of Forest Scenes and "Incidents in
America
An Elementary Treatise Anatomy. BY A. L. J.
Bay'e, NJ. ID. Translated from the 4th edition of the
French. BY A. Sidney Doane, A. NJ. Nj. ID.
Lvy; translated by George Baker, A. NJ in Tsl,mes,
being No. 2l to 20 Of llarper's Classical Family
Library. Also,
An additional supply of Davis's Memoirs Of Aaron
Burr. Just received and for sale bv
MID WM MckEAN. corner Of Common St
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IN The A | and superior ship EQUATOR
capt. Bison, will receive immediate despatch.
- s71 re: passage only apply at SO Common ST. to
NV l. Fl GALE,
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i4ais Captivity to the present lime. By Alexander
eth.
ALSO. and additional supply Of
Davs's Memoirs OF Aaron Burr.
LATTE, the Pirate of TIL Gulf.
South-Wea, by Yankee Just received and for suls
by WILLIAM MckEAN,
as Corner Camp and Comm n streets.
WINDHAM s. HUSKISSON'S SPEECHES &c.
4 ELECT Speeches of the RICH, Honorable William
~ Nindlam, and the right Honorable William Illus
k.son with preliminary biographical sketches:
edited by Robert Walsh
The Young Lady's Library, in vols.
The Young Mans Library, in vols.
Just received and for sale at tile corner of Camp md
Common Streets by
m3i VIM MeKEAN
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NOIICF
TreqsHrers' Offer, Second Municipality.
DERSONS who ARE indebted 10 I is Municipality
L. frpaving done in front of Their property, are in
formed that Mr.. Gpieniic, isarrointcd Collector.
Suit vi he commenced in ten ays after notice, agans
all denqucuts withouteAeel,iun
mes J bOANE Treasurer. "a,
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- rOIl III EItFOEJI..
IA, The fast sailing A ] ship KATHARINE
rETa5Saf5 JACKSON, Capt. Peabody, requires $50
- bales cotton to complete her cargo. For
terms or passage apply at 90 Common street. to
MOL l. HEAIE
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TUX NV F.RPUII.
III The | md fast sailing ship NORTH
rYsF4s AMERICA, Capt Hall, will meet with des-
- patch, and handsomely accommodate
few passengers For terms apply at 90 Common st. TO
ai6 |, HGAIE.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
III The superior fast sailing ship ANNMARY
rfFffs ANN, eapt Clark will receive Immediate des-
- patch, and can handsomely accommodate a
few passengers. Apply to l. II GALE,
a20 SO Common st.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13

on bon aides of Little Roanoke. boaghC o. tbs
ilesda. and all my Interest IN tia estate OF
hrs. Martha corrar, and ny lots and houses
In Farmyille.
J. Ihavs upEnris Of two thoasasd pounds
sicriinfln the lands az Barings, Rrother q
Co. Of London. and upesrds of one thousand
pounds q liks mOosy y tho hands Of Gowan
L Marx; this u0Bsy1 leave % my Execotor.
wm. Leigh. as fund for carrying into ekeeO-
iios my will respecting my slaves. Add In
addition % the provision which ] have made
foe my faithful servant. John. somstimes eail-
cd JJhs White. charge my whole estate
With ansnnuity 20 him during bis lfe of $50,
add a. The only favor ever asked Of any Co
! ssSnment, 10 sntreat the Assembly Of Sir-
gina 10 permit the said John and his family 10
temsin In Virginia. ana do earnestly recon-
msod him and them 20 my Executor afore-
said.
4. My plate and library leave to my dear
niece, Z. r. Bryan.
Witness nv baud. in warwick street, Char
ing Gross, London, this twenty-sixth day OF
Augist. one thousand eight hundred aud thirty.
one, 10 which have sisa sppended my seal.
JOHN RANDOLPH of Roanoke"
tEndorsed on snysiopel ~. n. OF r."
Ella case Of aeotasat 70 be sent 10 the e. S."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13
FTes Posissa's -gzereaa Daily .nfSsrTiser
THE NENR PREaGDWNr.
TO ALL WHO rDITOne.

TO ALL WIG EDiTORs.
Gentlemen You arc probably all
aware that the next President Of tn
United States must be a Whig; and
seeing this, you are. each one Of YOU.
anxious 10 recommend your own fsyo-
rite individual, a. a candidate for N,
important office. Many Of YOU have
already done so, 70 the great Tegre, Of
a large portion Of the Wings. hisa
movement entirely premature in itself.
and calculated to distract and divide
That very party on which the salvation
OF the country rests.-While one Of
you says. am for Clay; another, / am
for WebsteE and third I am for iiar-
rison. are ye not divided And is il
not true, that house divided in itself
must fall ? Is il not true that united
we stand, divided ice fair Yes, as
suredly.
Gentlemen. you feel proud tha,
there are 10 the whig ranks so many
Of the greatest men Of the nation. men.
of whom any country on earth would
be proud: but must also be aware tina,
without the greatest prudence and dis.
creiioD, fhis rery eircunSfanes NAY Do
your rum. Unless you one and all
yield up your individual preferences
into The hands OF q common umpire,
duly authorized 10 choose a candidate
for you, you are doomed TO an iisri.a-
Die defeat. That umpire must be A
NATIONAL WING CONVENTION.
Your next step must be a solemn
pledge to give your most hearty and
undivided support to that man. be he
who he may, who shall be selected for
that purpose, by the said Convention.
Pursue this course, and you must sue
coed. The mad experiment 4.
~orking-aye, rapidly working the
rum OF the party now in power. A
powerful reaction Is daily maEifesling
itself \ single District an Pennsylga.
MA has act the ball IN motion here
tia the fret that had passed Judgment
on the Ven Buren, Administrator.
through TIE b4iioi Tor since his eleya.
ton TO the Presidency. New York
and Maryland. snd maionty OF the
States wIs. soon respond to the Third
District. aud The cry, from one end
, Of the Union 10 the other, viii be Ca
irfi
In conClusion, then. wbis editors. 1
call upon you In the name Of tie
wings OF as, IN the sYiril that govern
ed ali their actions, sacrifice every per
soGai PFsd'cuon--every thing bat pm
ciPle. l.; your watch word be L
MON Never forgetting that "Iy
UNION THERE Is STRENGTH"
AN OLD WING.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13
STATE OF MAlSE
Augus,s, June 81 1887. {
GENER nROER NJ Il

FELLOw-;'oLDiERs:-The soil OF our
State has beer Invaded. OHe OF our
oitizeas, while in the performance OF
duty required BY law was arrested
within in the territory Of Msine. and
carried TO an adjacent foreign province
where hs now remains incarceIated
within the walls Of a prison. This is
but repetition Of former acts OF min
lice committed against our border in
hsbi,aniS. by officers acting under the
authority ofthe British province of New
Brunswick.
The integrity Of the State must Be-
preserved. Maine looks to the gene
raj government for redress.
Our citizens must be secure within
our limits and Il may be found neees-
saTy TO bring forth military power to
give that protection to which they arr
entitled.
The commandment chief. therefore
calls upon The militia 10 hold themselves
in readiness to ot,ey such orders as the
security Of our citizens and the hon u
Of the Sislemay require. By the Com
mander-in. Chief.
A. D. THOMSON, .3Ijuisn, Gsnnsl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13

Il 6ody gvs,d Tor lie Plesm!sAL-A
meeting MAS recently held IN Phlla-
deiphIa, said TO CONSIST OF ten oTtuelse
thousand persons. at which, among
other resolutions the following extra
ordinary one Vas passed.
"RisOirss. That the more edreluaiiy n no.
hold The constitutional Go,ernneni Of our
choice, aud 81 our love 8, secure the rir,d
enforcing OF the Laws Of Congress AND TiiE
ORDERS OF The EXECUTIVE. H,r.r.
EoW BsUED OR WHICH MAY HEREAFTER
BIZ ISSUED, sc. kc., We The SOVEREIGN
PEOPLE q. ACID sssssIrss rsaay 60 ORGA-
ME- IN this city and eosnsy u PhilsdsIphia.
trs, volunteer legion Of TEN THOUSAND
MEN 10 be - shortly as possible FULL Y
ARMED AND EQCIPPED; the same TO
DO called the PHILADELPHIA UNITED
STATES MINUTE MEN"
A copy Of the resolution was Official
ly forwarded to the President. who re-
turned his sincere acknowledgements
for this expression Of confidence and
good will. II Boston Courier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13
pEArN oF NArHANIEL MAcoN.

1AftA - ~ ~ AaeAaFAtfAe FNakRaAs
The Vensrablo and virtuous NATHsueL
MACON, Of North Carolina. h no nors. The
wsrreosoa Exporter Of Saturday last eoaians
the following accumulation Of the dseeases
ct is with feelings Of deep regret We have
TO announce ihe death Of che Hon. Nathaniel
Maeoni he departed this life at bis rssilsnoe
70 tbs county, o. Thursday morning lasl, ne
99'h q June, 10 lhs sal yer of BE eye"
NE Macon vas . member Of oas or The
Other branch Of cosgrsss. without lnlaTmis-
sion, almost from ths formation u ths present
govsrnmenl douu 70 ibe year 1879, when be
voluntarily retired TO priVsls life, only 70
emerge from l. subsequently,, for short Pc
Rod. 10 assist IN The convention Of bic native
State To revising tis eonslitusioa. DuiBr
the long term, and through az ne exciting
periods, % hh Publis lie, though slusys =
conspicuous aid inausntlal party msu, 90 one,
u any party, ever questioned be integrity o.
Ne purity % 81 motives. and be hes descend.
- 70 fbs tomb fun Of ysars aut with uuipsrual
respeot--Naf FaL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13

AR RANDoLPH's wiLL.-Ths Special
cours % Appeals has affirmed the Judgment
Of tie General Court establishing the win Of
1891, with The various COdioils up TO August,
1891, By which the slaves Of Mr.. Randolph are
smaneipaled.
awe do not suppose (remarks the editor Of
the fredericksburg Arena that ihis will b
FINAL decision, Is We uaderstand there are
means By which the whole subject can b
brOogb1 before she tribunals again, aud the
vast amount Of property involved viii induce
every one who has al interest, 70 establish, II
possible, iolOsiae7--to be done DOLLY By prov
Jog The eoniioued insanity o. Mr. Randolph,
Zoe period Of issaiy years, which We pre-
sumo will b. a d.Gieull matter"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13

We have seen the suspension Of
specie payments by the Baaks charged
upon The Whigs snd their measures.
We would like 10 be Informed If the
suspension be the effect Of Whig mea-
sures, why the hard money men are
so prompt 20 sanciion 80 They sre
opposed 10 any currency bul the soon
shiuiioaal" ono--eFy DOT against the
banks and their issues--and when the
banks suspend specie payments, they.
without hesitation relieve the banks
from any penalty incurred by sus-
pension. aod permit them 20 issue pa
per without making Il Immediately re-
deenable in gold OF silver. o. those
States where extra sessions Of Lepis-
laiurcs bayc been called The hard mo-
hey democrats have Bad The sWav
and under their dtectiua. bank paper
has expanded until Il is no longer cor.
tpIlabie Bot in those Snlss Va here
the wings have Hajorlics. ~ In Mary.
land, Massachusetts,. Pennsylsaoia
Louisiana. Sc. extra sessions have net
been called % lhought necessary.
I-rhastuye Gssfiis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13

90 ~ papaf which Mr. Randolph wrote
Coz his l,s' aiu il January, is92. be lsayo,
The following nsmosabls tribute 10 homer o.
bic friend, Naihanial alacoa.
saTs Nathaniel Macon 7 rirs anS bsousath
~ oiasii high silver cantltsnoks, ny silver
Fench laoie With uhaisbpue hapdle, pas 81
tilsfr ears Nith handics aad ~ sresi soefsv-
81 ihtreoo, NJ bard usiai disae, nat have
~ ersss 81 >. o. IN ed Enelnb letters sn-
rsgti tacrcon. slso he plates Via ths asre
cafrasinz. ne tbo'so az fons OF ~ b,si
yo,,0g m1re1 anf esidiaes. ga iha Eo1 ssisk
81 Rotktli. ihsl Wes 7ufaFh. Hiih ne qols
rtalp, ga Nag sgpE5 hlesslnE aiieni 40.
81 20 W 81 rssi nsa 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13
oFFciAI--TurAsruI DrrlnrSrSr.

July ,. 1887.
In compliance with a resolution OF
the Senate OF the I'd Of March last. no.
tice Is hereby given that the receipts
for the mon,h Of May last were aScer-
tanned and eliminated
For customs, about $3.50. $50
For lands, S77,3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13

Wiici - ihe Bank payiy 9-Will the
people bear n mind ihaf thus fsF. the
only Legislatures which have kealzsS
,he mspeneion % specie payments. ere
van bufep Legislaiures, va: N. York.
Connecticut Virginia Mississippi SC.
The Wing Governors. as Rnnef. Yea
zsy Of MARYLAND, White 81 Louisiana
&c. have refused 20 convene the lseis-
laiureo for ihis purpose. Which nov
Is the baak party
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13

$I.sG3.84
The expenditures during the same
month amounted 20 $2727 III. SO.
LEVI WOODBURY.,
SseretVy Of the Treas.

The TeSian Congress has made ar
rangements for establishing Post Office
Department, b. Barr. Rsq. TO be Post
Master General. Great delay has for
merly attended the transmission OF
packets, throughout the country; the
intercourse viii now be easy and ex-
pedilious.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13

sac tsi 10 stay pfoccsdiaEs on executions
trIsi decd, nnd oihsr svidcpess Of dsbt, in
ease a rofasai 70 receive Bank noies"
liz aborsis ~ title - sns o. the Acts r.s,.
81 - he l.sgisi-iufs q Virgiuia, e the Isse
sDrsfai ssssion--sboui shisb Ne Eeitsg u u.s
naisigh sfaa dissouFtr,h - isiiova
'sTbis A. fssys NJ Star cones vittiu .
tsiF'a tresdth e ustirg nsaa so,es' o 'i.vfsi
,.adeg'--a brsash q ~ Cos,,iiu,ioa. shi.b o..
psspis ~ers ssasssiy pFepsres % 80 psrpetrr,sd
~ Ne ssil-eyisd 'Dsussssug.' sflss 90 iheir
arnussistioss q 'baak fsgI.' snd shiaisg suui
sboai Was so,sriiiuiionai sarrrnssl" Bui. they
rasg I1oz - - srsssr sberditiss 80 iacoa-
sisisnsisa ne haabuEggra ere efssplnS sat
- u.esr .isfa noasy eossramruP posili0a. -
1is Giets ~ ssked fouud. snd nov declares
thai psiii.af ferksoa. Rsusou, Nsn Bufsn. aor
80 81 ~ u.ea. sever fsuposed tegfsusy er-
siaeslI atiiiiia.' "a a tntig 80 lays.l g.
asatilE 90 rutil. na1 % a. taat 81 3
Iessars nk ia a.fnnrf afs. - -.
I. q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13

The Wing Convection &c Ne State Of ohis
assembled At Columbus on the A,h ins, Au,org
other measures saas,ion-d by the Convention
va QUE proposing the cell sf = N.,ioaaI Coa-
ven'ion. from al the States &C the Union. 10
n-st ct P"t'burg on the 81 Moadsy 10 Jooe.
lSSs. To selesI candidates f,r tie Prv,idssry snd
Wee Presidency of The Upitsd States. Que Of
the sesola,ioas - follows:
Rssolprd. That this Convection, theuyh be-
HcsiHg That their frllo~ -eitiz-ns Of the Stale
would preirr % srisrt WtLt'SH uEsuE H1aHt-
SOY. whose public services ssf gu.lIa stinss. 0F
talents, experience. tn4gnaniniity. justice. sad
patriotism, they know sad spPrsciai-: vt u.rV
feel confidence, Ia giving th- sssurs ZEE th-i
should another person be selected. be bee ~ tho
South. or Of the Mid'il-. or q the Nust,. he
uill be .astsihei. ~ Ohio. I'D, ~ the power,
real and -nsrEv thet vluli - eu,pia 81 in slp-
port 81 'Lr'r osa t-voritc q Iip~-eiuLcn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13

Wleal ia -Nissfssigpi.-The Man
chester, (Mi.,) Wing of the l7;h June
says. that the crops in that State are
unusually promising. Some Of the
planters in Holmes County bad Il that
early date gathered fine crops Of heat,
aud were preparing it for market
Mississippi will the present year raise
her own corn and wheat, and make q
larger portion Of the provisions for
which she has hitherto been dependent
upou. other States. Her cotton crop
will not fall short Of $40. 900 bsIes;
this Atten cents per pound will amount
70 fifteen millions Of dollars, which
will greatly overpsy her foreign debt,
aud go long way towards paying the
deb, owing by the United States TO
England.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13

MoRE LacoNics.--Covernog RifneF
lately ufei4 70 Mr. Bjddls I've
wait ez05.eo0 % coniinus one ion.
pIoyemeuis. end We vent Rat IA
g. Cen We have ii--and When
Oh Mex fepliefs " Kss---ass "a,
shoTi bsi swee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINiA.-Ths
thirteenth Session Of this Institution
Vas closed on ruesdsy last, by Pub
lie Exh'bijion IN the Ro,unda. IN pre-
seucc Of The Visitors and Faculty. and
a large aud bulliani audience. emhra-
chg the beauty and fashion o, this End
the adjoining counties. aud a number
OF persons ltofR distant parts Of the
State The Exercises VI toe Day
were Of ala exceedingly iuieresting
character. and well calculated 10 pro-
duee a lasting inipre ssion upon the
minds Of every one, OF the great al
vantases TO be derived from a course
Of liberal studies. There were only
three Orations delivered on the occa-
sion--sil Of which did much credit TO
the youthful spcakeFs-and thai Of
Mr.. Wickh1m, on The present cordtiioH
Of Pirgiala, and tae Rfeessity of Edo
cation, struck ~ a. particularly fine.
Every vestige Of the bitter feeling en-
gendeFed by the unfortunate distur-
Dances which took place in the early
part Of the Session. appears to have
happily subsidized. and the utmost bar
mouy and good feeling characterize d
the close Of the University.
tCAHisiisStils .9droesis, Jsiy Z.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13

WARIlHE.-sir. CaErLT, the sgrbt sua-
plsJsd BY the Msios Couu Of Conmi5,iooets,
70 ,ste the sensu, q MadAs-.ks. has beea -
coed time srresiej, sod - zoe. b, ericr Of the
Governor u ihe pr,iisa proyia -. eonGoel Ia
the jail 4 Frsaerisston. NJ. & wa srrcurd
BY Mr. MsLsuShiin, suPstia,raisst Of the
CrovH lsHi'. The set has osea,inn~d Ersa, * .
s's"msut "a NsiH-. aud drasn forth the fpilo. =
iug General or.~r. from the Governor Of that
StstC:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13

The Baak Of the Valley, we undersissd. n.
ds,sru'i"sd 10 sesep' tte sum Of $40 900 eellsrs.
ou, Of the surplus reveaus fund Of this State.
'endervd 10 that institution, Tor an inirrsst Of 5
per cent per snnara. BY an sst % Ihe late exit.
session Of the Legislature. This gill, ne pre-
sumo, enable the Hank 10 increase It's sssOsnnO-
dstiops 20 that amount.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13

= Nali0nal Baak .'-sash al Ose no deubl ~ ~sli
piesss the Globe AsJ his ofiee-hoiderE The
plan viii prohNbiy BE- Submitted 10 Congress Al
Ms extra ssssisa. We knos nolhipE Of iss de-
tnilI. bot vepturs to Euess Il ~ii eroposr The 10
suing II Tteasary notes. The ssiahi,shravut Of
ioaa Offices in The States, Ne aud thsrsby create
. '',noasisr'' Bank which siii not u' nee, bat
swallow up the libsitiss u the people At a meal,
TIE NEXT PRESIDENCY The I.ls
aOssla-aioa Of D.niei Webster, for the SsN,
Presidsosy, ~ his fsiends in the sily Of Ne~
NOrt, has not Acs Ia spprosatioa Of macy Of
tbs Wig PrSs'es. particularly those OF The
South. Our Osa views sod Ge,liaEs upon thi,
subject. are expressed IN the rssarks " The able
editor Of The LyasAbarg virsiaisa.
We have al along regarded lhis moremenl
lsays the Nirsisishl ss prcps,ure aud iii-iimed
~hsther regarded ia rci.IiOS To tho distinguished
nominee, to the jus, claims of other equally dis
,insuishsd wings. or TO the loas period Which
iHtsFssSss prior Go the election. For oas, ~
90 for HENRY CLAY against the World. We
believe, too, that his nominA,ion uill l,s more
generally soesPIAbls to the Wing, than TIA, OI
Apy other indisidaai Of their party. The crissd'
Of Mr. Webster. IN the North, shoald be APP
prissd, too. that 10 the south there sAisis, per-
hsps an uNfo0eded. bat Ssvvrthelessa aroog and
ws feas iasSsdieAble pr jadiee Agaiasl Me-. Web
ster Ne bslisve lt to be ui.foaSslsd and unjust
but nevsrIheless. existing. - Ia does, it should
not be ~iihos, nS influences nn the sgIeSlioa Of :
Candidate in opposition to Nsa Burea. WIZ
need ve struggle IN hopel~sa sAussl Or Nh,
should Nc. Wsbsser's friesd, forss him into the
position % . essdidsts fer the Prcsid-asy. IL he
can aslIhsr secure the oLjeet Of his ovn jus, anu
bition soF promote the triumph of the principle
With which the beat interests Of The soubtry arr
dissatisfied We nAke ;hess rsssgks Ia no ,,,i.
80 Of saptloas diseOnlesi: for. prrGerring Mr.
Clay As Nc do 10 say aAn in the Wing Fanks.
that preferences shall be willingly rslisquish0d.
" there be amSug us = soldier less deserving
bu' more popular thaa himself We hope that
h1s friends viii take IN early occasion TO prts-h,
bis nsras once more to the considers ior Of hi.
eoantryInsa. Athens Ostr@eiszd Arirtide,, but
she Uas not etsrusl ia her irjastiee."