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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
pANK OF rHE VALLEY

tbs WaoehsstsF Virgsniau, Of Tuesday. says
=" The Valley Bank. on Friday lasi, aller
much dsiibsrstiOn, suspended specie payments
Wa. - far a. we know, the last Bank In the
On1oa TO adoPtthis course Its paper IL not
Hkely to suffer any depreciation, isasmuch a,
= = known 10 Be not only entirely solvent. but
IN better eOodiaion, perhaps. than any Bank
10 o. cut q the eOnnonvsaltA."
The Branch Of the Valley Back, at this
place (chariestoWu.) also suspended specie
Payments % Friday lsst,-aad the osher
eraaShes, 81 Lsssbury and ROnnsy, Of eOur.e
we're required TO stop payment ii The same
time. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
ELECTION IN JEFFERsoN.

twill 10 sesn by The following PrOolama-
soo Of The Governor Of Virginia, that Thur
day next. the ssh inst. Is tho time axsd upos
for the voters of JeGsrsoa TO choose . dele
gass 70 ne General Assembly, 10 supply the
vacancy oees'ioned BY the rssigAa,ioa Of John
Davenport, ESQ,
ny THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
or VIRGINIA.
"A PRocL-LsEaTYo.N:
WaEnnAs vacancy hath occurred in the pre-
9nf houss Of Dviegsies Of this State, By the re-
@gnsiscn o. Joha Daysnpost, one os the Dele
Kstss Tor the e0aniy of JeAsrsoa, the Shsrid of
shst coanty 10 thsrefore rsanir.d 20 cause \.
ssscs,on 20 b heia On The ssk day Of June nest.
Tor O<iegais Ter th- said eouasy, Tor The unx !.
Pared term Of Ne aid John Davenport
Given uh.'er my hand - Governor, as.l
vvalth. e Ifiehnoad, lhis SClh d.y .,
DAVID CAMPBELL
The nonioation Of TnoNAs Cnioos, Esc
% gu this vacancy. has net, us believe, the
appreciates Of ell paFtisA We have heard no
ether geHus0as named for the station. Tie
soun'y VIII b fortunate IN securing the ser
vices q Mr. @. IN the Legislature al this par.
ueniar juAesurs. Possessing a s,roag. clear.
aud cultivated intellect, and . practical &C
SS'insasos ~s.A NE subjects upoa which the
Legislature b called 10 dsliberats, he combines
N IN eminent degrees. The requisites Gor the
duties e the oGiee- NO one. We are sure, could
b mere acceptable 70 the voters Of JeGersoa,
- tAsir representative In the Legislature q,
this time, than TuoHAs GnIoos, jr. Ess We
Save therefore learned. with much pleasure,
Ah willingness 70 serve, u elected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
From "a. Banimsr. Psi,isi.
THE NEW GOVERNMENT MONEY MA
rUutgp


CHINE.
The Pet Back Experiment having proved
On entire failure, The gold sRd silver bubble
having burst, the ssgaeious and emiuenty
successful hnsBciers ~ Washington, are pre-
pairing u try another scbeme-a TaEAsuav
BAEE. The very men vho have been railing
mOst loudly against q National Bank, nov
propose 10 make q machine through whose
lnsirunienialiiy She hnabess " the country
viii be managed By tie Executive Depart
mentsi The Globe and hs echoes are sndes-
Fpring % produce tie impression dat he
Wings mean 70 make 90 issue on q Rational
Bauk. There y not the slightest ground Zoe
their alisGatioas. What TIE whixs inieud 10
80 for is lhe aasumpiion By Coagress q ths
control over the Haiional Finances. snd ihs
power TO regulate the currency. That is ths
iFpo question:. Bee would ne honest oppo-
nenis q q haii0usl Bank, uho have been De-
lgdcd hio q support Of ihia Administrator,
know ihe hsus which The lcsdeu intend DO
make up-ictthem read The foiioa ing extracts
from the Globe - Thursday night The ''hst-
ter currency" b 10 be, not Eoid cod silver. o.
bank credit Esd itn notFa-but evidences u
claims upou The Tfsasuryn Bshah rhs ~
ant shsd0v u The eoraiag EEehsqusr Back
why would drafts On
fhis bank [ihe u. 8. Bsnk Of PeBnsyl.
vanial BE- entitled 10 any peculiar cd
vantage Would not 3 DRAFT on the
Mint 81 Philadelphia Be squaly vslua.
BE iog ali purposes Of remittance s---or
. dFaii on The Collector, or some other
oficsr n whose hands TIE collections
Of public money 81 New York might
Be Placed Night not such drefls
gPoa lts greet P0iHii Of collection. ~
csfsabit 81 idf ssns fine AZ As Lond Of
fees. afford greater convenienees. both
20 The public creditors ADD those Who
wished 70 purchase lands o. pay duties.
ihsn any TFeasury drafts upon any psi-
veis corporation UPoa tie showing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
The following States are yet to elect Mem

With proper exsrtiOns in the foregoing
States, and an early canvass and organization,
NE hazard little in saying that the Admins
tralion Will not carry 4 single State which
would give TO the Wing party majority Of 90
votes and their Speaker; IN fact The whole
Congress. The Administration have hopes Of
Rhode Island. North Carolina, and Alabama |;
but iirm opposition, and an early movement
IN these three States, joined to the deplorable
aisiuie which every where prevails, will set
tie the question As 10 the present ruling dynas
y.-t EVsaiag Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

The FsFmerA' Bank Of Virginia, which Ia,
suspended pay ments, will permit aecommo.
medallion notes 10 lay over without renewing
them taking bond and security from endor.
ssFs 70 take no adVantags o. omission 10 pro.
tssa fog nOn-Paymsnt. This arrangement will
eoniiaos until the Legislature meets. The act
q suspension has been forced upon them bv
aiEo neee'siiy, and they Reluctantly yisl5ed 10
The force Of circumstances. They will. We
presume, neither discount OF renew paper till
ths Legislature sanetiop their present act. and
project then from The penalties 10 which rlsey
afe liable Gsa. Of Lib. 81,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
TnR NEVr rnHnnraa

We sanss not lose siShs Of The Ilnportsni
.1ct NAT several states are yst 70 elect menu
eer % ne nex, Congress- and IN the midst
Of Ne fsnersl gloom and dsspondsney We
mns. usAr IN mind. that the BalIoi-IloE will
-. tAii. ntho''gh ts@Porary sxpsdiosts may
prove nnsSslling 70 bring ~ relief RWe de-
pair o. any other rensdy. Appeals 10 the
psiriothm, 70 the hOoessy, 70 ne good feelinKs
g our rulers. ere made IN vain-nolhinK i
len out the ballot box. AZ Ear a. hae been -
ready known, the vote slahds thua
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

suSPENsIoNs.-ThsrS b no. now, We
believe, q SPscIs paying Bank 10 the United
ssatss. All In The North aad South, tho East
and The West. have suspended spscIs pay
nsniA The questions bow are. "what
VII ne Banks dOl" "whai Is to Be their poll
sy'H Whso will they able % resume specie
pAg@sntsi" sc. Gs.--QussaIObs which cssno,
- satisfactorily answered At prsssaI By any
$50 cOOEess and Ibs Legislatures Of the
sessss ere szpSeted 10 furnish the most satis-
SasaH'y answers. We must patiently wait the
sas@hling Of the wise heads Of the nation
- ssiightoo us o. this susjset, and 70 furnish
Soaedy Zoe The evils vhIcA the political
"gOid aad silver" sHpsrimsolalis.s have en-
ta'isd uPon ths eOuhtTY. Many Bask., we
SSsF' ua4ss tie most favorable eireums.aness.
viii aad 10 more diaiesli 10 resume thas h
vas 10 'u'Pssd Spseis Psynsnis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
= nOCL NATION.

Whereas, the general suspension Of
the payment Of gold and silver, for
their notes, by the Banks of the coun-
try, presents q crisis in or peeuniarv
affairs, which demands the most sc nous
confederation And, whereas, II has
been represented to me, by many cIl-
zens, that the Legislature should be
convened at an early penod, or that
some other measure should be adopted
to al'ay the uneasiness which peTvades
the public mind, and TO obtain relief
under the sudden embarrassment ID {
has fallen upon US:
Therefore, ] have thought Il right 10
issue this proclamation. for the pur.
pose Of declaring among ether thing.
that upon mature elaboration. 1 have
come TO the conclusion that it's inexpe-
dent, for the present, TO convoke the
Legislature
Because the evils under which the
good people Of this Common ~ e alth la
Dor. have not been produced by the
action Of the Government OF tins State
but mainly by the unnecessary and
unauthorized interference Of the Gen.
eral Government, with the currency
and monied transactions Of the eoun-
Try, and, therefore, the constituted au-
thoTiiies Of Pennsylvania cannot nov.
BY any active measures, arrest, or ma.
teriaily mitigate the misfortune, relief
Tor which must come from the same
source with the injury:
Ha~.saam Al
have been proposed 10 be adopted by
the State Legislature, 10 meet the emer-
gcncy, would ia my opinion, rather IN
crease than diminish the reel diGicul-
ties Of our condition.
.Hgihorifg 10 NE Banks 10 issue nate,
of depom'HaiiODs less hoa frs dsIhrs.
would be the infection Of a great pst.
manent evil, TO alleviate Temporary
embarrassment snd would only D. Tie
snbsiiiuiivn Of ihe lower denomination
q a circulating medium Tor the higher
denominations of the same, without
Withdrawing aay Of The latter from cir
culation, OF giving 90 TOE one any
stronger claims on public confidence
Than The other thereby increasing the
aggregate amount q bank notes with.
oct increasing the amount % The sge-
cie o. property represented, and thus
inevitably depreeistng ihe actual value
Of the existing representative currency.
The passage Of q iap 10 savs re- for.
Future Of fis charters. 60 which The
Banks will besome aobjcci, BY contin.
uing 70 refuse Fpecis 81 their notes.
would 0niy increase add render more
lasting The mischief The instant re-
iuil would 10 sll probability be q vast
and Tulnopa increase Of the bank note
cireplaiion--a correspondent dimiau.
ton 81 ita real value--a dangerous e.
eiliiy 81 obtaining bank bans sud
den rise in the nominal value Of all
kinds 81 propeny--a further increase
q ibe mad spint 81 spscolsiion--snd
ans.iy, he incurTing Of e real smosat
Of debt uhich most afterwards BE- paid
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

We learn from the Rockingham Register
that the cOmmissiOnsrs appointed by the last
Baltimore Conference Of the Methodist E.
Church, to perform certain duties towards car.
Tying iO1o eject the laOdab's enterprise Of
founding Female Academy In Hsrrisonburg
or lie vicinity. have discharged those duties,
90 far as to determine 10 build without delay
such house as can be erected for the sum OF
six thousand dollars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

As the bathing season approaches. deaths
By drowning occur more frequently. We learn
that little boy, sgee about or years, son
Of Mr. James Brown, OF Bolivar, 10 this eoun-
~ was drowned In the Shenandoah river, near
HarPsrs Ferry, on Monday Of last week
Parents would do we'll to use precau,iopar,
measures with their children, at this season,
10 AVOID similar ealau1itiss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
MAYsyILLr. XVI MAY Do.

Great Rise.--on "Wednesday even
ing the Ohio River commenced rising,
aud rose within the succeeding twenty.
four hours. about d feet : II had RI
sen altogether, up to the time when
this paper went to press, about 80 or
% feet.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

The Corporation Certificates, asa substitute
for silver change, are 10 great demand. On
Saturday AMI yesterday the City Registers
olhce was thronged with persons waiting their
turn 10 be furnished with them in exchange
Tor Baltimore Bank bills. The Commission
ers appointed under the ordinance 10 attend to
the matter. are doing their utmost TO prepare
an adequate supply; and In q few days more
there is no doubt al who apply will be able
10 obtain them without delay [.7msJiesn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

The condition or the United States.
up TO the fatal period when Gen. Jack
son commenced his series Of usurpa-
lions and folIies called THE Expert
MENT, might be compared TO that Of a
glorious ship, richly freighled, under
foil sail, with bright skie5 and favor
ing wind, careering over the waves TO
her destined port, her joyous crew ra-
diant with hope and confidence. Ia q
moment has this gallant bark been
struck down by an overwhelming storm,
add, before q sail could be furled
thrown bToadside on the raging main
her masts shivered into splinters. and
her asiounded crew chuging TO the
rigging for life. Just so sudden and
overwhelming is the crashing and as
founding ruin brought on the country
by the command Of our ship Of State
having been trusted 10 incompetent
hands, governed by q stubborn and
headstTong will.-.Naf. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
ALrx.spsrA, D. c. Ma, &c. e.

Tho "betler currency" is coming IA
Pidly into vogue. We had an order
yesterday for printing. for the use of
one oil the taverns in town, a quantity
of small change'-"Good for 81
cents at my bar" Good for % cents
at my table," &c. SC. Il is we'll for
the people in these days, that print
ing press can serve ss a mint from
which 20 make emissions Of the only
kind Of honey that seems likely soon
to be in common USE Gaxstte.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

A writer in the RichmOtI Wig recon-
msndS Convention OF Representative frou
the different Banks 10 the United States, To be
held at Washington or Baltimore, 10 consult
uPon the bes, course to be pursued at the
present crisis BY thoso institutions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01


The New York Journal n cOnnsrss SAY.
there i' not = Bank n he City which could re.
'ums spseis PAynssis With any hops Of hold
log Sui foE q week. The Manhattan Ba,k
ewes as mech ss al Ihs specie h az The banks.
u q had The Uhols, thsrsfoTs, Il ooulI only
Vay hs praseai dsbts. Ths Banks nsiaher here
% any vhsFs slss, sse resume spseis psy-
assts bui 10 90 ossy eeadiiiOa q he moosy
naskss' aad psespssous state ~ tFads, with
ths fogsign exchanges IA our faper.
The n. =. Express slatss that ''Ths amount
Of specie whIsA h COW going 70 EarOps sz-
ees4s that - ssy period n TIE SANE length Of
'inss fog aye ysars pasL u fact Il y the ouiy
gs@ittanss Asi ssa Be os5s. The bin drav.
sss have ail ahaPPaarsd, and n lhsy haa bos,
hey eopla aes negptisis. CsHsaspss n soss
The great aass - he buh lhss vsrs deemed
unqnss'iooshis, siil noi b takes. we hsvs
~ aoubi ihsi shoud bills spear IL narhst
dave - 80 unqusslionabis . souros ss John
Jasoe Asiar, 'hsy uolA eonmsnd tussty to
'veniy-avs PEI esnt sdvancs. 10 ne abssnes
e eiiis, specie nusl sd does %. We have
- douba. V Ne fset eouia ss knovn, iha,
sises ihs lee 81 APrii - least fhrss millions 10
so 80 silver hays bssa shlppsd.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
Prrr.nunnn lPnNMar on

SNAIL cH.SsE--The city authorities have
ordered Certificates Of Loan Of the dcnomina-
ton Of S, 10. 2S. 50, 100, 900, and 800 cents,
TO be Issued. Some Of the largest notes are
already 10 circulation. The following IL a
copy Of a one dollar certificate:
~ a h IA d "a III N. a. a. "a "A. a. "A. -, ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

AZ laFgs paalis nssiiDg h Pailaaslphia.
fsV days siaes, . conniiiss vsa npgBiaisa
- boid oaToePoaSssss via ne Bsnks u the
s'i1 80 sorpty, vliA lasagseiie.s 70 lnqolru
wAasasg ihsy wouh aEFss - ~ DEE Ten o.
avs asi,sr hals, - - vhat eztsaf neg aouid
g. n Fpsasuaag AslE soasa g. Ass sihsF
- ~ ns2eags % ne hssks, ne cozmlsss
sHPpaas ths "spinioa thas ne payusn, q an
asaas e Ne deneninafioa " IS o. even $40
uni ~ b islsfio@ 70 eng ,oiVsoi sash. end
wili prsesns ~ laaaisulabls sva uAiah aass
insviiah5 Fsssll fsoa sbs indissrlsuioa,s issus
- snsli hin"
A~setins q asissslsa 0'un ~ ne sass,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

6Tss June rs@ Of the circuli Superior
Court Of Law and chaResry. for Jsasrsos
county, viii commence On Thursaay nett
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
Certificate or Lean.
q NJ II n0Y.Y. an

,TuE CITY OF PITTSBURGH is In
dsbted 10 A. Miller ONE DOLLAR,
money borrowed pursuant TO an OrJi-
nance passed the 18th Of May, 1897, to
DO paid to A Miller. or the holder here
Of, on the Ist Of July, 1899, at the Of
nee Of the City Treasurer, with inis-
rest u one Fer cent per annum.
JOHN ID. DAVIS, ChairnaA
sCths CommiIlss Of FiRaAes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
Essm iAs Rieknana HI.

The Governor hes issued a Proclamation.
directing . special election 10 b held in the
county d buckingham On ths Sth day Of June
% supply the vacancy Dccusionsd by che re-
sigBailgn Of Archibald Ausiln, Esq. Hr.
has resigned, We believe, on account u ~
health.
Other VACANCIES szist-- namely rs the death
81 Aesaii Chsisiisa, Eco, ~ Nsa gsni aed
Chafies CITY, and By The appointment 10 State
oiheea o. messrs Hopkins q POwhatan, and
Layns q Allegheny. There nay BE- cone
aoaot, houever, as 10 TIE power ofths Cover.
nor ~ ne eascs namsd. tls. Christians Va
oaney occurred during he session, and : vr,
o. eieotioa ought 70 have been ordsred b. he
HOUSE. 10 tbs eases q MsssFa. Hopkins aud
Layne, Ee are not aocuFalsly Informed ~ 10
tn iime Uhen Ne Vaeaoeiea happened To-
less during the recess, The Governor has 90
power - order elseiious. THIS question: hs
hss bed undsr eenaiieFuiions and we shoula
hifsr TEN tho omi1sion. ibai be does not feel
hinsall authorised e acl apoa he lasi-aamsd
fanaBcisS.
- Slices ne absvs was ufitlsb, We Ted
seaa SeAa Davsapogi, Rec, 81 leEsrton, hes
aito fcssgnst BE place, ana q naw aleslion hes
bsea directed By ~ oagstnog, - BE- IBID %
ihs eieath day u guns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

A NOBLE AcT.-Prior to the recent
Presidential election, q bet OF one thou
sand dollars was made by John A.
Bryan, Esq. and Col. Gardiner, now
deceased, upon the result OF the cleo
ton. The money was won by Mr..
Bryan, and the payment Of the sum
fully secured by one Of the wealthiest
citizens Of Columbus. A few days
after the death Of Col. Gardiner. MIR.
Bryan addressed a polite note to the
widow Of the deceased, enclosing the
check, giving a brief history Of the
transaction, and begging her to accept
the same. It.Eas accepted, we have
been informed, and the thanks Of The
family rendered TO Mr.. Bryan. This
may we'll be called noble act.
DayioR JcunaI.
An act that should be proclaimed
and commended.--Ed. Gin. Gag.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

A RUNoR.-It is said That the Hon.
VIM. G. Rives has written a letter re-
Gently TO Martin Van Ruren, inform
ting him that he must alter his course,
and disregard bis pledge Of following
IN the footsteps" Of the departed Chief.
OF be will 6nd himself. IN a very short
time, ia small minority-lhat be
must abandon the Gold huu,buR and
Treasury Order, % that As, the Hon.
would be forced into the opposition.
We know not what credit NAV be
attached 70 this Fumor; but Of one
thing there can be no mislake-lbal
toe little Senator was deeply cut BY
ne coniemptuous treatment which BE-
bill received from the Executive, and
that be is open mouihed IN his CON
demnation % that iIeatmenl-and that
some Of bic very near kin. and many
Of he intimate lricnds. are az violent
AZ any Wings IN denouncing Benton
reprObaiing The usurpslion 10 reference
20 The Specie Circular. ard otherwise
eaviliing ~ The wisdom o. Ven and
bic culinary adviaen.--RieA. Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

Ohio against tie lOOrHl!i-DoUBLE
DEucEs.-The wife of Mr.. Ephraim
knoles, Of Union township, Ross coun-
ty, was safely delivered few DAYS
since, Of flour daughters at birth. The
children are said TO be doing WE'LL
Mrs. Knoles Is in her forty-sixth year,
aud had previously given birth to m,r-
teen children. Mrs. X. has been visit.
ed by most Of the MARRIED ladies in the
and tbs thought that her
good fortune is likely to create some
dissatisfaction among them.
ChiIicoihe Gag.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

More than three years ago, the conscauen-
ees OF the illegal interfercnce Of the Execu-
tive with the monsy Of the People and the
currency OF the country were foretold by all
who had either acquired knowledge OF practi-
cal experience 10 enable them, by the aid Of
common sense. 10 infer that which would be
from that which had been. We have quoted
from the speeches Of several distinguished
Members Of Congress passages predicting,
almost 10 the letter, what has come 10 pass
TO those quotations let US add the following
from q speech Of Mr.. ADAMS. delivered in the
House Of Representatives on the I7lh OF
March. l634.-.NsI. IaisHiSsnetr.
say this With the more confidence.
Mr.. Speaker, because we have been
told that the experiment must and shall
oe made. Among the empires Of for
mer days. it was an admitted maxim.
that experiments dangerous to human
life ought TO be made only upon worth
less bodies. ErPeTiRenIum in eorpore
RIA. Sir. who can think, without a
thrill, Of an experiment on the life
blood Of the American People. Sir.
the experiment has been made, and
made under circumstances far more
favorable to success. and more calcu-
lated 20 break the blow which must
fall upon the commerce and credit of
the country, than those which arc now
impending over US And what we're
the consequences An enormous null
DUPLICATION Of local banks--the suspen
SIGN. almost universal, Of specie pay
ments-Aoods upon floods Of paper
traSh-tender laws-relief Iaws-old
and new courts-insolvency-bank-
Tuptcy-ihe verge Of civil war-the
institution Of a new Bank Of the Uni.
ted States. with n capital Of Thirty FIVE
millions instead Of ten. Sir, I have
summed up ia as few words as could
the known result Of this grand expert
ment, the last time it vas made. And
II was with q view TO aver: the repeti-
ton OF those calamities, and the re-
currence Of others vet heavier, that
the Legislature Of Massachusetts fore
see will he the unavoidable consequent
ce' OF this experiment. that they have
adopted these resolutions. Reg. of
DeOot;S, UOi. 10. page 3OI2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

Of this Projestor. il seems perfectly use
less TO employ any such agency. The
Ireassvy Of tAs United States, .rifA a
t.AO suitable and rePOnsi6Ls officers al
the great er,Porisms Of commercial IN
feTeeurse. - amply as6iceni 10 carry on
iAs transactions rsgs1ed BY he ps5Ie
service, without placing the public &.
nences under the control of-any grasp
ing corporation. The Public have seen
and .experienced quite enough Of their
boasted faeiiities."
"Such an arrangement will operate m
the most salutary check upon the in
hationS OF paper currency, which have
been so prejSdicial to The industry and
actual wealth Of the country in wears
past. II the debts OF the United States
be paid. when they are paid. either in
actual cash. or evidences of cEoim upon
the Treasury. there will be no more
suspensions Of specie payments
Whatever follIes the State BANKING in
situations may commit, the value re-
cognised by the constitution of the u.
States will not be deteriorated. The
United States have an Independent,
Legislature-an independent Judicia-
ry-and Why dependent Treasury ?"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

Something .St'c. Romantic. and SUB.
hne.--A musical eoneer, is 10 be given.
June 18th. by Mr. Jacob Mobler, al
Weyer's Cave, Virginia. This vast
subterranean gro!to, one OF the greatest
curiosiiies in America, is to DO sp!en-
didiy illuminated, and IL is believed
that the COMMUNICATED Of the splendor
OF the stalaeiioal oTysializalions united
with the TeveTberaiions Of duIcet
sounds, will be enchanting beyond the
power Of conception.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
The Times.
PENNSYLVANIA.

PROCLAMATION TRoA GOV. RIT.ER.
PENNSYLVANIA, a.:
IN THE NAME, aud BY the Authority Of
the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania;
BY JOSEPH RITNER,
f.aWrrrar "a A. - - IA