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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

2n Iron E,r,e-A mcchlnic ram-
e. DAVID Ritter. OF Ncw tiI,a. d.,
invented an iSon hoT,c. .hl. j. psap,.,-
ed ~ -fTir.A hy tuning "i . c:l.,a
which III rider doe. wl.h the .sr.,t.,,
ease, 49, h,r,c /, a f.c ,igi.a 90. i've
one. az! Mi - at tie tate ul - .a...s
a. hpur. He think, ,i.ers "I.i hr Co.
use iJr rl,t roai,, a, X ~i'i tr u..i
cheaper, q, -, h,t,e vi.! u., cas- n,.e
huShei OF at, 10 .iii, y"n. oaiy Ill.,.
IT, oI.ins three or -four ,i,ac, yc.~
Tins beats wooden pGmfhln seeds
snd 'horn Gnn llnI> al hollow Ii
some Yankee would iayca, an non
man = nle this hor,e. another goat
Improvement \. ouil 10 elected Pu-
sine, Will shortly De canned on uuh.
~, The ..tlEcc 81 o-n s le- .
{ H4iaEo~, Sug.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

Thirty thousand pound of .uuf arc
v15i yearly by ,hs people in 'i4ae.
T.. ri.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

q letter from Wl.hir,,on 10 e..
New York Journal Of Commerce. .,.Ies
TIA, tie Secretary Ut the i,ca.ury ist
Determined 10 issue pr,po-.i, tor iac
exchange Il Treasury noirs. tearn- q
per rant mtGfsi, hf sv,Oc. auI tla'
Letters have been aiirss et - some
dealers in the article. inviting contracts
l., IBIS purpose.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

Nov ihal O-ccoii has been dcc1ycj
iut. jail under IA. IS truce. can aay
Of our fncnd5 Gel. cho B. tLc COM.
ln,nder OF tie INDIAN force. J. j.
Jumper Bigi1It B,N leg IfEef1l
SiapdasheI. 90 lg'lo BIpr Whb'noy
Thunder Asnn.tNhrh q thiscim
mortal chioalia. Is ihe pI3vc.. 'hi.
mighty Rtpl'.c'. p. excited.
..,rt..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
Gfarf;gl's.s'cert Es.ev;.

E&H3 La ~ --.-<.EO 3IJ
q g,.i,'i.t.i, i.iuga., ttI li'i". I.u tt
PIY.lc, ia.t -.e ,tii c"Hir'i, bu,r'-- 90
t',!, !.-tlb..-!,a.,rl. = j viii O.. thttLi!i .Jr
csH. i.nu her tr,,t, sHi ,ar runiir tn
frni;',t attention, wil ur pad {. uo,s go
!. .; i.srt.c,r PiiroE4;r.
sCY 90 l~J.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
Cloths, Cassin.crcs. A

super blue, black. dahlia. tro~, 49,.
green. mkt, aud clnnamon CluTu, -.
CA>SINERES, az
striped, figured, and plan s.u...,. -
perior aud other qualities. y"
Bearskn aud r,loI Cloth, az an ,,.,a..,
quality.
Pulled l.inse,s.
Striped and Plain Lin,e,s
Cut Velvet aud ~ilk Nr,if.-.
SAX velvet ant Satiu-fsr,e D.
MeTtuo. NWansdguy "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
FEO.V FOF.yy,RY
rSti.L Sls1ITHIEo. PATTERN
tSA.sis:1 Z. ylosI TCnrsE.U.


rdi.L Sts11TUIEd. PATTERN
p.A:iiSo Z. xRorI TCnsEssu.
Ililis. sse-.1trsr hsylrx ts..,d be
- Is--ssy 81 .JiS.'-s >Ass. 20 "a n gat
., SO Ntu''e.tsF suJ fotu.-,e Esii-Ec.'
,ss-. 49,, ssthod ~ ,nivir,rs ~ TIRED.
sHT ,hs Tu'''ir, isat - Q, ps,ps,td o. eve
suis otdst, ~ ,hs ssoTs lace. pyth es.pstsh
ns'"t iV'i- - .'-ss N,la hstr ...r, for fr-
80 -"'t % ~ s..t -.rrsr se IA. krsi-
30, ~"rks.a ~ IA, s-piuy F,r.on. "a
'c''ns hi's vith order. ne, rs', on having
the" ~'li ssstut'd sd r-o-pd. attended
To ~, hs> Patterns Of s'srs description.
.'htshis ior
Merchant Nib. Sap E,ll,. and Taresl-
iag .NIoi,Aos.
Ard Keeps ron.,an,ly On hsnd = general a.
sou of Noris hosri,. Corn ~t,i.r, " sgoa
BOhss, Pan wheels, Fis,i.r Fr,sk.t. Sc.
rEscythTS i.3 DEALERS
Ma, frd TO th.w sl,.nts., p, c-lliag and
eNsrnitirx fut ther,-,ite. 80 oFtsr, mahk-
faii, received sud Ptoiay,i, .tst.isd 10
60 " GINN
y y. Cab PAID tor Old Ccppcr.
sr''s, and o'd iron Casting. II ever, de-
.cuptirn. CIV e.
"ines,sisr. Aug. 10. 1881 - 6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

Among the con's.hn'ar5 ;.5 i.cef.c
ton u an a.y.um 10 lhs c.iy O.. N"a
Yoik. fJg Iho reception q ,cof.tle
end aged female is ihr name ri John
Jacob Ae-. fo- tic era C.! :JOJ)
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
just mo- WED

= N"tN ufa"sc>, Ground Nut.. an! ca
n. d"c tisars, at the Dru. ami Chep,icai
wore "I J. 10 SrRAIru.
Nv > i-37
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
C0ticOeS, .RfHsiiHx. <ho,r,.
LiHPIEN. ST..

25o pieees super. fryr,h. Fr,l,,b a.,
American CALicoES, ST.. f,r 80.
and style ~ not surpassed 10, sl,
PLAID, figured. and pi4i. ,rT.r N.....
fa'" ai'd figured Bo1a.h,,,. aal 30.
NuSliu',
Linen Canbrio, Fancy >.a. a.a rs.a
Handkerchief.
6-i and ~ Cambria and Jsso., MA.
ker'hiefs,
Sroioh Piiid and Cotton Sh,,,
l.a5s" aud small superior MGR
Piaid>. B'rd>-rs" Diaper. iri-f I..,r.
super extra, PLAN, ard d. f.i.4, "a.
gee aud SPhalhc;d ilandk.f,ti,f,
Prus'iin ani other ShaNi.. oi,a..-,., s.s..
lies ard patterns.
Mrrino, wor,tet, mohsir. ara cotton III.
super. IIoskIn. ErInn ~ hrr-r- 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
FgaisiIla.
Hahn nrNrigflAin
Erasisc salt.

f'hlS article simost r.tsfty removes
stsins Di irk, ir1p. hoYa tf4A So.
frsH' l1,ts. Msshns Libeb 800 e 1u.r roofs.
s'ghp..i tie least % t1fy 10 ~ trs,, ssj moat
jeiis ate iextores- fof ssir by
IO~ T. nays
nlrpen. rrrfI Dee ] I-l--
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
Hs'. f'csh s"hp,g IF
Fruits, Confectionery, &c.
stntionnry mud Famcy Articia.:

Lrai PeuoIls Oi every ~h'el. resembles gold
culor lr'f laid on The paper
M,un Srsl.. ~ great Transparent Waters
variety Rod and Blue Writing
EVcr-rliuts. tpr pcucils sand
Glss,A either inkslsnds Bi.ek Lines
lI'!ia:' LAX Visiting CNLS, plain
Istt-r - wiring Pepper aud fancy
SuIseriinc Latter Pa Card Cases
per. assorted r1lDrs Pink, Blue, ai,d Iilar
Note Pap'r. PLAN aud Saucrt., i"T painting
~ItrIvd, assorted CO. aud 'Nctng
luurs Gold aud Morocco Pa
United States Govern per, { tarc, ~uik
tn'ut PruS Richly rmboss.j sud
Comurrr,l do stamped Cards, L,r
lmp,rsl do maxim Scttrc-tatlc
PcIi,riun do Baskets ard Gar
go. 80 Rocks, a. gr,st "a
i'NN""'s r.,t' - pattern aud
bulu lbk, The trace At colour
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

S-~ %AGs.-S ~
GEE CAP EoR CASE.

lINNE supply al superior GIinJ EhiT>
uh,,h I Wi ,eiI i.ON FOR CNSu AND
CASH ONLY JAMES J NIILLR.
Aus ~ l-t7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

( WIZ ria.ii'lae, give i.'c t'.',,t' prices
: 3D. oa,.. fsr Aaa.y ,oras NEGROES,
n bc." srsc>. tu. t.1 90 twenty -hsr NcaI.
= .-1. Person, having h1eiy servants To
leVor q, viii e. we'll On cs.. Ju nie at my
.,sIlcncs 90 .CbsJtssOUn; EaI any coin-
ilnnicaunH ia "nting Nd he promptly at
tended 90 MN. CROW, }.
Don, -. iS1E IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
Mics,fVnara 90 Nia.i,u.I

MfrEtFNn o. Co NIH4IsIt.I
F,aruty 5th. 1857
Hsttrg used o. P,i.ts Pilis ii ilt -f.r.,tigr
~ itr issi tsri,s nlaiAs, tx 90 .sufe in .i,-
iaz "t ttfstuoH, 90 flsif gs.i tE.st. ts tss. ,
q - -. p.is. si,k ii,-d-str. H.Iuus Trtrfs.
sti .ui,i l.s'a sfs ptodur,d W ius,u,ity It 90,
b,sr
tl'y 80 81. sai miit ~ r,rtt isipe ths
t.si eel. q i't. ttaf i,st, ~ fYsI
GffBNtsE & SGUI %
thrss iataiHsbit iiIisrft Sc s.ie. ~
JJ-EFtl a. HAYS.
MH fess-E -,
NAYS 4 fllGGiNS.
S,efAsf sisfs,rs.
De. :, 1887 .ifenn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

a. az Kind. Nste sod gspsi,sJ o. the
~ hesi mnHusr ut fhe -43.tfbrr.s ~lot.
Pioukh. aaffaritf 90 psff.fm
Z "ish Geo take to A!prerusss To- The
BiscksmIh bussns.s
TiiDWke EAWIINs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

lis impossible IS ihr learned p. p.
~ Taylor. 10 make people un.s.,aal
their own ignorance, iyflt require,
know'cdge TO petcci,eil aud therefore
Lc that can perceive = ha,l u not
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

CASH rO2 jlEGI2OEeJ.
2 si.r - r,r'h,,. 50 !ICGR CTS,
tTfW ~, s. - q =. - ',,'s. -. a. ~
60, tpr.t t'rtL 'f,t.. 70. ,.,h .iiI -. ,,,.u -
u '>''i,N hNtns W. u ,,ii ~ilt ga Iis,tr
eat r,,t y, '.'li": tic .ib.rfil... ,.sfttr.
~" t''c - -, al: o. Vrr'r.ih -t,'u'. . -
WI. a. GRiGCS.
fh.tl y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

- = - ~ eIs
FHNilE~E Pulls have hong been known. and
Hp,I.,t-t ,Ir their rstI. ,.r. itlsf, std ini-
n,di.i- iua'ts g r,st.uns p,l,,t l,.Im. o.
prissft s"i tIU- ir.i r.aIiy .,,rE tiuu q dos
ease 80 viI,b u,s hu0s.i. iitui. isllil
vs. hcU taken eJ.riir- t1 CO.. tltl,fi .4s accom-
geo, ius iit-m thsv ar hi.ii, hsnchell ~ o..
pitstrfipli -ui car 90 RiliIas .,,r.. f.,,r .nd
A-tt. o. -f.i-.s. tis,f ..f isint, 81. li..,l-
af'.r. J4ui,.i,r A.uIms. D,8I'sy, Hl rmausu.
Tnisr.rm.rt afu,r Spleen. Pd.s. Cb.dis. Ec-
uali Dlstiu.tiYus. Heart BHrn. Iurfe,i Tnagur.
NauHr, ID .tsrst 100 ~ ihr StYnssh sud H.s,is
llriIisht Marih1t, fit4irnre. li.lrtusI Cos.
ntr.'css. lose q Np.,iac. go lti,-d ~ Ssn0~
'"fuIis at.u, sid co. 30 rs-ss 81 IofpHf of 3D..
ur~'ls. Gle fr tHhsttr rr go sferitu is
u,rirl. Thy atr tvt.tdipab mili ~ tear
ui'l 'l''i' fJ'iuei'S o. iii,f nint,s, gfgirs
fsttlii1.
r.tlals 90 sfiri- az tlt, kiul ias ever tr.f
'N r,d o. ihe puitir. ,spp.at.d o., tttt. aiIsi.l.
90 q 'ltsf etc 80 'itcipsr, ifIH, sources e. re-
e. .fahlr or dat less sttlu f,1re nnittrs.i tis-
fsttiaf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
Dnlllc.lics-

CAS- nos oder iuss a.ci y DOHES.
4 To sLirh. iron tbe ffsctt cecitss ,n
ihis srtt-ie. are exceedingly l0s --psr.on.
who = ish 30 buy at'i De- eeil 90 sat.
LINES q MILLER
Oct ~ l-37
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
Hats HHd C@pS.
Cranberris~.

NV Iisi received .Opply u tRAN-
bhhhik5. which ~ili be- .plJ 10 ~
'A'H. iOs q HtiN
iIarPsf'-Fsrry. Dec 2. t-15
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
silks, Grapes, EInAheisEo

super i''lr'n ard otter SIIh>
Hack li'ir4u CiaNai..
am = >n1ke-'kir stock SNOW silds.
Italian Grape, piAi" ani O., % R.r.of,.
scarlet. white, red an srtei Fl.rf,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
NEW GOODS.

LAE,AS $ T-NNGI-.-o
Ne NIE Jn-t received aud arc Io~ opening
uH a new aud general assortment oI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
lamp OIL.

~ AMP Oh. SOFTER stfstsd) o. sB5s.
~ res qsali fofs. ~
Jos q. HAYS
usrrsfs TsrEy, Dee. :. 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
TEE 0EsEoEo.1

:TG0LiG1N, FACTORY
n NNiNG beeu repaired, Is again ready
Il n Tor action.
G.. wool 30 ca-dirg a"i Cloth o. he
falsj. Uta &c r,gei'r5 - zoe Bai,- Road De
got, CAA,.,so',u. aud rr;esr "a N.hsn fash.
GO.
GEANT4:AN x UASNS.
Sertlt. ls-i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

->--- ~ - y - NJ &l-5 ~ 90
Z vI>,i 10 purchase a. soon ~ po.,.Iic
. tlr q NtIHtt-, ter winch LHpt.r !
sI'l gay DNior pr'c.. in cr.h than aa' -ar-
chaser 's pi, market F'fsra. rNr r.t,
is'a .'.r-'- .tT~h', eye i-,ittri' rs.l ,nt
.Cc CO. o. N'arhr-t,r-or ~ ~ r'-tirrt q,
jr -. a.c 5Cg.'-i,i a. lllt... ~ = INT,
.. 1hi-'. : sod .,vc - -n.'..'' attention
n g. DANIEL.
Win.ts,',r. s-?' -. l-J7 III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
NOTIlE.

PETITION vii be- p-e-sntsd O. tie
- next Legislature 81 ,ifz,rf.. pfltmk
That sn Act NAY hc passed, autFafrinz ne
erection Of q IS, .1gc scro-s its -ftn4rd1st
River, from The l,uj1aH side io &c leland,
81 % "eif HarVsr- Isuy To- the county q
ictrrs0p. sni isr thr rs-arpsrsf.uf 81 afg
comPBny that shi construct ssid hfdse
" ifhsui trlst g tssrz heroine srpsfert
that tir present enmpfy eri fH t"sse.
cote tie otIr 9 faf ptrh DC s.l, cfssts.i-.
300 of b. 6. ths speedy essr.tirH 81 nai,t b..
dsupr.iti t, ti1s D,sf .rtsfs.ts o. its f4i.
lrns ~ iiafper, zero asi go ,Ytf1Hrliug
sopntfJ u.t 3 I-iJ Im
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
HroM Iron! From!
O0GS VJ.suIcd.
PLASTER.

M are now receiving ABBOTT 700 tons of
W PLASTER, which Wo s,li sell low Tor
cash WAGER s 60
li'fPer.ferfy Apri 20. Isa7
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FREE PRESS.
tCElf,ssD, wstEtN, -
TYgc DOLLARS s fifty CT.

PER nm, ~
Fsy@5le hsif yearly; IaL I've poitN~,
"a, bc rccc. ca n pSS'ncs; iI i,''. &C 81
eA.,.siy 2. 1t,aaec. HIi-r',lr rs..4iru. is
deleg..l lcsols. lte sSq..a,.oa y. H.. sSsr.
interest N.tli br charged
81 ogss, p:ioJS 10 * m1aIh, S. p, 9
~ paid snsaTtatN "a sl-us.t
ADA Ekrl-INS
Tse ioyus - her,.. l-, f.r -ref-t
~ les, ~ Tor lhrve ,uscr,e s--!i-f.- caes
ia the sane gruprr.ioa. EscA raa;.1-a'ic.
- ceais per ,iIIfc.
H. All @dterJi.em-1t' rot o-'or>i Tor :
Specific ilac,,. 81 Dc cyatin.rd uu'.i ,or1'd.
aai ssg. ,-,i .eess ii--',
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
Er00. From!

wv J. have received 1unther sunni, 81
w tmctrau IRON from The Fofar Of
" VI Drnispu shenandoah county. Nir.i.
nih, which We " 90 sell ioW fore
N,o .aprl, ofBACon on me same
tefms fNIE> = TERRLt
HplliOWn Nov Is, 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
WOOL WANTED.

WISH IL purchase common JUO0T.
Tor which viii give . lircrai rr.c,.' =
JAMES J. MILLER
Chn'.e.tuwn oct 70. la37.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
EuU and V'inser Goods.

to which. withou, entering into particulars,
they would respectfully invite the attention
OF Their ft,eods and the puolic generally.
ualitown, Oct 70, 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

The ei,g IL Sew Yoik - na.th
s.a,c Ia. Orlennl Rt,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
salt anu Fj.I,-

NERPoul. Ground Allun SALT.
n n NJ SusqIsh,nua HERRING. r,c,,rd
""i IT, '"iv b' lNlES X IkHhli.I..
ii,iituSu. O,i 20. 1857
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

Thirty thousand pound of .uuf are
ss5i yearly by ,hs people io Hane.
S. I4r R,g.
Wha, a shame ,hit 30 mar, L4maa
ssings shogid maso chimney .h,ir
Eoses. - irsAfics.
The effy 10 Sea Yo.k - na.th-
STATE ~ " Orieaas Rs,.
So. sl--ta, 81 SIT. .fNca Yet
g. tho State Pr.Discs.
Pow dil Cen. J,ck-on iiie be smell
q. ,hs powder JlGed al ti3 Nashville
.l'me.-l Lmen',r GI-c,ic
&c considered the meu ~ a greater
o..rsge upon bis nose than TIA, offered
81 Liou' Randolph P,eaiic,.
Nov tha, vi. Van Barcn's oNa
STATE, couni9s sAi town have al cast
him or va aihk ~ mlght borrow q
~ frcm IS 81 Bulwsrs novels aal I
90 hin ge plsowSf0."
.Lsa.t.4s yrrsai.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
IaIagn a.rnnr..

FEw sss. lIALA0A GRAPE s.,,,-
q y 81 900 zoe ssIr by } G4NAYs
iisrp,r ferry Dec Z. 1877
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
.N1,r Fan and Winter
GOODS
VNTE UANE received (and had on sale
Wv Tor some days)s cOmPlel. as.ortment
or INH md Ig.imfcr OODN,

10 which We invite the attention OF our cue
toners, aud ;he puhIic generally deem
a catalogue unnecessary, A. We have most
article. 81 comfort aud utility such a.,
Drv Good, i;rocctics, Liquors, Wines,
uard Ware, Cutler, Qu"ens-Nsre, Glass
and China do. Bar Iron. Strop Iron, steel,
Nl,i. &c., &, al! nf which vii be sold on
the very best terms - punctuaI customer,
on credit. or Tor current Bauk Notes, Govern.
ment shin Pia-Iers, or exchanged for Coun-
Try Produce.
WILLIAM =. LOCK L Go.
Chariestuwn oct 96 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

D.. 1857
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
II c"riety ar SHbSI0nftni a
Fancy .ETFiCIcS.

"ieth Blonde Wells, Green Bsra - 10
Ladies sc1rf', urs att,.coJ t., s.nsl
fa>hIou-,
super Betting. Of cH:rl qpaht, aul eols,.
n"i""'rd t1mbrios, of 90 c"i.f,.
nooo'"et to"''ng' aud Ldsirs,,
Thread Edetos> aud Lace.
'"iiv" Nrpb, and Buck.kiu Su,rerl,n.
ahs Uubrrilss.
fnsi,h Meriuo-
super aud common - T4tle Iiosn.
BIrnshy SEIrins.
double Foundation. Bsl.b. and " adding,.
"io"" Domestic otious. ct JiH,rsntl
logr-
a. a"d - super and common bleseh.l
MH.iu..
o'aaburss L.neu,. Br5Tles ~. & Cheek.
Canton Fnu"oi-, Of al .urs,
CamI.cl Tor ,,ct co,t, ali cloak, n +,
superior quality.
Ladies I'D iuI Beaver Gio,cs
D.. snH Hose aud hail. Hose. Of elua
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-11
TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1887.

Money money!! Never, 1t is said, was
there a greater want of money, money, money,
than has been felt in the cities for somo weeks
past. Three and four per cent. a month-thut
is frem SO to as per cent. per year-have been
tho rates at which money was loaned. or
course such usury as this must soon break its
victims it has done il already, and must
break more. In New York, the banks, with
Mr.. Biddle at their head, havo determined to
extend their aid by millions, in bonds and
notes payable in Europe, &c. &c.-all which
will undoubtedly give present aid but how
will il be in the future The Government it,
self has done nothing to remedy the evils Of
that " better currency" given us by A. Jack
son ; and were it not for Nicholas Biddle, and
the U S. Bank Of Pennsylvania, we do not
know but that immediate crack and ruin"
would be the consequence. Bidde and his
bank, are viewed, by the commercial men, as
their only safeguard. As things are going
now one result is pretty evident: NATION
AL BANK, which Van Buren, democrats az
feet so much to despise, WILL BE BAD
This is the tendency Of things under profess
sedly anti-bank administration. Look at it
bank bills at discount, specie at a premium,
usury enormous. What better testimony do
business men want Of bad currency and
where, unless 10 q national bank, will they
look for a remedy7
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-11

The right cfpstition. At the last session
Of Congress petition Of foreigners, authors
OF England, was received and promptly acted
upon and a petition from Canadians was
presented and received, and the lateness Of its
reception only prevented action upon it,
Why, thon, was the voice Of tens of thousands
Of .4nerieaa citizens disregarded-their petit
tons greeted with outrageous and contempt
uous epithets--nnd finally suspended in state
Of lethargy, neither dead nor alve-nethcr
received nor rejected 1t has become the du-
~ Of all men, we care not of what political
creed, to speak and act upon the tight Of petit
ton. The alarming entertainments, made up
on this absolute and natural right of every be.
ing that can suffer and speak, should awaken
and alarm the people. What if il be urged
That the abolitionsts are petitioning for tina,
which Congress may deem inexpedient, nay
unjust and illegal: has it right to close its
doors and tho ears Of its members to their
complsints7 To admit this doctrine is to
msko the right of petition no right at all; II
degrades the right to q mere Japor, which Con-
press may withhold al pleasure.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-11

"The Union will be preserved-a new era
has ommenced-Martin Van Buren, is nor
them President, ,oho oiH sustain southern in
fsrssis."-Toast gwen at Richmond, (Va.) by
James T. Chadwick, Of the House Of Dele.
gates.
We give the above in order TO show the
game 10 he played at the South nor is this
all the evidence in our possession: a leading
v. B. paper in South Carolina declares that
Mr.. Yua Buren, 10 pledged to oil the Southern
measures and views, and that his inaugural
has swept away every rrcteI, for opposition to
him at the South and the Richmond Enquir-
or is seduously engaged in counting south' IN
support for Mr.. Van Buren, on the ground that
the democrats (!!) of the North arc link ed
hand in hand 10 help the Shareholders fight the
abolitionsts How true was the prophecy ut
tered before the Presidential election, that Mr..
Van Buren, would "carry the North By party
naeAinsry, and the South by yielding to all lis
dsmands." The same policy is now acted up
on and openly avowed. We shall sec wheih-
or tho democrats" Of the North will contn-
us 10 be the cats-paws Of the northern Pres
dent, who will sustain southern interests'-
slavery and all.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-11

DPA few weeks ago we stalled that the
Huntsville (Ala.) Democrat said i, was au-
thorised to announce that the Secretary Of The
Treasury had loaned certain sum OF money
to bank at Huntsville, &c. &c. The last
Patriot, on tho authority Of the Globe, pro.
nounces this fabrication" Of the Wing pa
pers. We have searched tho Globe and sun
dry other papers 10 find some explanation Of
the matler-but in vain and il is trusted,
then, that the Patriot will excuse us in believ-
ing that neither the Globe nor itself had any
authority on which 10 pronounce the account
Wing fabrication" 1t may BIO true that
the Secretary Of the Treasury has not loaned
the money upon the alleged terms, or upon a
ny terms; and yet there is no ground to
charge the Wing papers with this story. We
believe the Huptsyille Democrat is not Wing
paper
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-11

lEPThe Washington Globe is cut upon
Mr. Stevenson, Minister 10 England, for dis
claiming any participation in carrying on the
war against the U. S. Bank in England and
the Richmond Enquirer bcgs tho Globe to
spare the Minister. Two things seem to BE-
somewhat evident from this business the
first is tina, Mr.. Stevenson, who, when of home,
could blaze away against the bank with the
beat and the worst Of the Tom Bentonitcs, is
ashamed TO carry on the war abroad, knowing
it TO BIO TO the injury Of the bank and of the
credit Of his country. And The second is, that
tho kitchen are for diving him from Lon
don, to fill his place with more inscriptions
tool-Rush, perhaps, or some New Yorker.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-11

.agOOd one. On the Inauguration of the new
President, he was waited upon by oil the for
eign Ministers in body, and n Signor Don
Somebody oil Spain, made speech 10 the
President in behalf Of the corps diplomatique.
Mr.. Van Barren, in reply, TO the utter dismay
Of the gildcd and gold laced representatives Of
all tho monarchs Of Europe, addressed them
as the democratic eorps!'
P.S. Lest the Vermont Patriot should
will cay that N. P Willis wrote the first ac-
count of it, and the Gobo endorsed it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-11

EJ'The editor of the Richmond Enquirer
lately visited General Jackson, who, (says the
editor) told him
" That The bitter'st cup Which had eper been
presented &c his lips teas, ,ohen the second term
Of the Presidency icas offered to him, aud he
was forced to swailoS it for the sake Of his
Country"
1t is certainly to be. hoped that the President
spoke what he fell in uttering this sentence i;
but il he did, how shall we account for his let
ter 10 Krebbs, Of Pa, soliciting a nomination
for the second term7 Was he "forced" TO
electoneer for himself, in order 10 succeed Z
II he was, then this fact alone should have
been considered at least as a gentle hint to
him that tho country" did not very clam
erousy demand his further services. 1t ia
quite wonderful that he was not forced 10
swallow a third term for the sake Of the
country I"