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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

HoLDl-We dcprroate all prema,ur.
agitation of the next Presidential oues-
ton, aud We regret therefore IN sec.
every nov and then. some Wing journal
erecting his own individual banner
whcteon - blsZpned the name Of bi,
man. We couture these gentlemen T.,
refrain from present movements IN tn,
wise. IL cngenders an inoeriitude a
confusion IA our ranks. flushed and
strong ~ they nov are IN victory " hlc1
Z by AID by wall make confusion worse
oonIounded. We say. WAR FoR coz.
cERTED ACTION. Division aud variant
opinions will reduce the party 20 ab,o.
lu'e impotence. WAIT, There must be
order. there must BE- union other
wise, We shall neither profit bv irumpb
nor preserve our Pow eT - PhIi9d. G1s.
The National Gazette states on The
authority Of a fnend, Nho has had ae-
oess 10 the monihly statement OF the
Bank Of the United States. Transmitted
70 the Auditor. General 4, Harr,,bor,.
that the Specie IA the yaalts Of the
Bank, alter ray ing ott 10 the Govern.
mcni 9th United States 1922 $50 n.
siill amounted, on the lsi Of December
20 S3Ji0, $50 -.
The notes N circulation 1T the sane
time leNclu.i,e Of the long post note,
issued during 'he late lroubles) are a.
follows:
Of tie present Bank L s ASH ts2 ~
OF she late Bans ~ gtp -
SiA Pig'is,s By hs Million The
Secretary Of the Treasury of the United
states, has issued one million and
half of Treasury Notes. prev,ou. 10 the
commencement of The present month
] his +" ihs true Bsnton,an currency
Purse and Sv9rd III The pows, Of
'he q. States Bank Was great. became
q bad ihe revenue 90 = lev h.oJ.-
and power increases 80 proportion q. 81
o. rcnicfcd 90 a small nuuibrr-wL.t
shhll sc 'ay and sht have 80 noi,,
aPpfehFnd when he whole revenue q
The nation = under ibs ,ois individual
control Of The Prcsident and the
purse divorced from he nai,on .
welded 10 The sword 49, Hiai,soniss.
a hili ~ confer Banking privileges
on ihe Charleston and Chemist Raj
Road Company has pstssd ihe Ssaa,s
u Tennessee. BY vote q ~ 70 8
a oofresponIent 81 The Alioa lll
Specialof uho has kept 90 seo0ohi q
Ne 90 nbsf 81 hives lest on The Missfs.
iipfi, during the less ssmnsr. By fhs
vafioas t,eambaai ace,dsnss. Hskss ths
aa@6af ssssa iss.-af - sylFsigf :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14


Voice Of .MsSissippi Returns from
all the counties in Mississippi. which
are nearly Official and full. give the
following AZ the result of the recent
election in that State.
For Governor-McN Mutt, 1897; Nor.
gan, 1879; GrimbalI. 1897.
For COagre0.-Preniiss. SOL; Word.
sO72' Claiborne, 21t0; Ghol,on, 2I7O.
Claiborne and Ghol,on the presen,
Van Buren, incumbents, are beaten,
out and out.
"McNutt, ". b. is probably elected
Governor by small majority. The
Wings had, most shamelully. two can
didates in the field for Governor, and
their combined vote will show a hea.
Wy majority for the Wings of Mi,sis.
sippi."
The Van Burcn candidate, McNutt,
is in all probability elected Governor
Of Mississippi. but this result is owing
entirely TO the division Of the Wing
party upon two candidates. Either
Morgan or Grimball. IL only one Of the
two had been in the field, would have
distanccd McNutt with the utmost ease.
and, even as the case now stands. their
aggregate vote is almost twice as great
as has. Mississippi is most thoroughly
Wing State. and, in every future con.
test, she will wheel promptly into the
Wing Phalanx, aud battle against the
administration with her whole strength.
I. ID. COFFIN has been elected
Representative IN Congress from the
state OF Ohio, vice A. w. LOOMS
(Whig) resigned. Mr.. Coffin was the
wing candidate, and received a major.
iiy Of 30 votes in the district over BIZ.
opponent; result altogether unexpect-
Ell, the same district having. at the
Presidential election and at the State
election, since Mr.. Loomis's election.
given Van Buren, majoriiies Of several
hundred votes.--.hai. Int.
Van Burenism has died so poor in
Ohio, that the wings have been Obliged
TO furnish Coffin for it.
tBhrs'in; Times.
The Georgian" Of Nov. 2Sth saws:
1--WE learn from letter, received ye.ter.
day from Milledgeville. that the Hon.
ALTRED CCTHBERr has rendered the
resignation Of hIs seat ia the Senate of
the United States"
b. w. LEfGH The Richmond Whg
says 1t affords us heartfelt pleasure
10 be able % state that this great ard |
good man. who has suffered under
extreme illness for several months, aud !
whose death has been more than once 1
reported. - now convalescent and Ike. /
ly TO be restored 20 health and useful. |
ness. We are sure this information /
Will he gratifying not only to Virgin. |
ian', bot 10 The whole community.
The Court Of Appeals DIVA has been |
81 session since the 6rst Monday ~ /
NoyemheT--a lull Court 10 attendance |
w Judges Tucker. President /
Brooke. Ca5ell BrockenbrouSh and /
Parker.
The General Court has oommrnee1 I
Iis session--pre,ent Judges smith /
Daniel Leigh, Upshur. Frv BfoWn /
Clopton. Baker, Nichols, Mason and I
{ hnsiian
We are glld TO see The rumofed IA
teniion u Mr. Souihard Of New Jsrsey /
80 resign his seat "a The 4. s. senate
aoihouistisely c0niradscied
LyaeAsuTz Frfiaisa
The Presidents Message does noi
seem 70 please the Conservative very
much. u we nay lodge from The tone
Of their organ. tie Afsdisoaisn.
y. s. Back stock = ~ % Ia3-ssd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14
Medical D.pIrin'nt of he Y1ncennes
IaireTSiIu

The Introductory Lectures of this
Department will commence on Mon
day eveaing next IT, the PRESBYTERIAN
Church, at Z O'Clock, IN the following
order.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

'e''sses Of Prsse'liag pat cC the Message. !.
."o0s" 10 provoke sfa'le from gravity i,.sif.-
o"'-aoss the gt.at, VI ~bo,a R.hxi.Is tell. IN.
''op' -ho fe'l upon .indm,lI., bu, vas sho.l.J
With lump oi batter.
ise ~hUIe TRADE contained in the NIe,,.-,
as'n'' u'c Baak Of the Uu,,sd s,.,r. 4, ia
ruth, gr~tuitous ., veil m unrrD.rou, I, i.
''s' "T - uns'atsiul. The Io,rrnI.Sut.
yea known, IS Undecided 10 the kiaLns,s am,
.'H"ise''.e 81 'h's Institution fOr the r.S... Of
p-A'nS ne May pension list Ia May i.,, ~h.,
Vac rSAsnry vs. not able To iurn,,, th,,,,. anil
s'"''' i"o'ae"', so9u, the on,, reliance or Tia,
'''''sr' loo p-!"g Men.Lcrs Of Congress, .,.,i
o"~' I'ei'trsd srvi.tors ia speSl. l, u,o, the
'"ea''' ,r''ed irOHI ihr rexsn, ~, u,,t l., ,h,,
b-''k I" the Ga,rrsrnsu, II n,orc TIM, i,,lr
10" OF so'9. sh.sh 1t m's'd, II i, chose. have
pau :" e'''r"r.s"t paper Instead Il gold and
,shsr.
Fren Mods S.or
lee 'u-sk oh TIE OlI Ba,.k uf the United
s''i'', "u'-l'c,i fvr and ,n,rs,rn, =. !, -. m.,
20 "'en'ed ." perfect character With al ..niui.-
"-''e" ~h's'' - sail controlled b, thr late Pa.
H.. '"s''"' "'''"
.! Tue '"ar'er 10 ~'nd
AZ va 'e'' are legal.
.'''''''"' "-' no claim
b..,o,.l, =, s0's'""'S"'
,, W" ~ issues The
''n'h 20. that The high shsrss,rr aud r,r,Ii, .o,
~ '"f' ''i'e'"i Penn
m4ne u, good !, h., pr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

The latest account from FLORIDA
IS that the indians we're concentrated
near Indian river. 10 the amount Of
ABOUT two thousand. and are wa,,ing
Tor fight. Since the capture OF
Oseola. Sam Jones is now con>,J.,sd
the head and front" Of the Seminole
war.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

The Presidents Message does not
seem 70 please the Conservative very
much. u we nay lodge from The tone
Of their organ. tie afsdisoaisn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

=. 8. Bans stock = ~ 70 la3-asdI
&c R,eaien e sFesis s down . "A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

"MAnTrS VAN BUREx," on the Pre,id.nt's
Message came too late for to-day = psper.-
lie shall be heard in our next.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

The Georgian" Of Nov. 2Sih says:
I'VE learn from letters received ye.ter.
day from MilledgevilIe. that the Hon.
ALFRED CCTHBERr has rendered the
resignation Of his seat 80 the Senate of
the United States"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

""easa6f uTpears 10 our CO.
~@ss TO-DAY. IL 10 siieiiing n.ueh CONNER N,
10 ever suartsr. Il is ju., such doeum, i,
% might have bseu expected fsom such !.
s0sree-srh'oiiins ,hrous CHOU, the subtle cha.
rse'eris''es OF iu su,hsr. There are var!,,..
v''o'' 70 |" upon which ~e originally designed
70 oasr Q few renars,-hn,. we 6.L .,r
'S~s ~ well snbodied an Tie structure. 81
our more able contemporaries, ina, NC siss,,
ava" ourselves Of their laaor,, to prt.ou, tie
following
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

a eofrespondent u The Alton 100
SPseialor uho has kepi 90 account q
he nu nbsf 81 hives lest on the Missfs.
fipfi, during the less ssmnsr. By ne
vfious tieambaal aceidsnss. H.skss ibs
aa2oaf ssspa t,atraS 80 avlFssgf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

We arc g'ad TO zee The rumofed in.
ieniion u Mr. Southsrd of New Jsrsey
20 resign hIs seat "a The 4 s. Senate.
auihoutstisely c0nifad,cied
LyaeAsurz Tirriaiss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

Sun PIs'is,s By fhs Million The
Secretary Of The Treasury u the Unred
states. has issued one million and
hall Of Treasury Notes. previous 10 The
commencement of The present month
Tbs - the true Bsntontsn currency
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

a b,li 70 confer Banking privileges
On ihe Charleston and Cincinsh Raj
Road Company has passed ihs Ssas,s
u Tennessee. BY vote q ~ 70 s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

me cIIizenS are invited To attend
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-17

STATEN Island sailed about Virginia. since which not ing
has b. on heard from her.
oroava rrenenfe Feb 2The scr Dover Can, Lama.
Curtis arrived at hisTt the a6th six days out from New
York he fell in with the wreck Of the spy of New York
dismaste2 all her sails and rigging gone in sim inc state
and took from her the Captain Jesse Jefferson four in
number
BY the deposition Of said Capt Jefferson he sailed from Now
York the Goth Nov mber last bast James river
Virginia, and was blown off the gale and they usust
have all pershed had they been fallen with b. the af,
said schooner.
FOREIGN PORTS
81 Crox Feb s6.bak Condor, Mckee New York March
Wash ng.n ios do ldg ~ ' s' 's o'so
Bordeaux Jan as-Shp Canada of New York from Liver
Havana Feb ;s-Ar Lloyd, MountGori New York March
ar. ship stoyal Colon Smith, New York 80 - y
Matanzas. Feb. 2i.-Bre Caroline, Marshak New York
Malaga Jan 2s-shp Empress, Townsend, for New York
soon -, :.
Liverpool Feb sth-sld sh Glasgow Robisson for New
Y1k-.sb, ar G,oga, Schackiord New York-5,h Eumne
do-3d e'd Jane q Margaret, Voakes, for New Yorx '
lFrom Lloyds, and 9th I4ssJ
Antwerp Feb. 3.-Leone Oertz, N W Y rk,
Bremen Jan 26-Ar Sophia, Dewe New York. Clementina
Bri. toll Feb l. SID Thomas Daniel Dayidso, for Ney Val,
Hevoe Feb lst sid Prince Ferdinand Dc Netherlands Aler
len New York.
and ddng book with the Phadclo a and
oConneh VT eu N ia also several Of reck have
enpickea up os the ctast
Feb lat 49, i6 hon. 90 passed Ship with be aag
and red star N the centre eta ding Z. probably Lve o
Picket Kermit. signal. S'f'
F'b H. - miles T. of Tuscan, ship Sheffield Aee from
~" WIN = PER EXPRESS MAIL
Orleans, March s-Ar schr Rutu cotterell New York
cid Cnroa, for do 9TH, cld ship kansas, Dennis for d
the Kentucky from New York the bar the Bazaa, 70 %
Mobile, March Ar. sch Ro a, New Yolk
savannah, March io-Ar ship Lewis Cass, Whttlesey
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-17

CLEARED.
sh- New ys,k Niven, Mobile Hart walsh q Go ". Thomr
Duey, Philadelphia smith a. Town, Hannibal, Robert.
Balch; Constitution vockman, Bremcn Casper Meier Go
Packcodc Trieste Ganfolo. rne:,e, sta Duh Co
Dsnen Geo r. NJ Dcm,l schrs Oscar BacoH Boston; WIN.
Young, Somer, Richmond Ship "a Alien wilson Charleston
Sutton; Brig Emma, Curtis, Hsvans, T. Lewis.
ARRIVED.
Packet ship vrs,an watso. Liverpool Feb with mdze to
shp Heracde winn Of Boston from Bordeaux n, with
sun Celia Blake Aralschicoa days, with scott q
MouelL - -
Brig Matanxss, spnsrer Of Portland Liverpool 80 days via
rms r,aoc,s Tann,s ~ New Haven from 81 IS days
with sugar 10 u. Rogers son =, -.
Dan brig Uack Chase ~ Cros, 10 days win sugar 70 NJ
Bris stephen only Mobile, days, with cotton e order
Brig New Jersey, Matthews, Dsnen days VII" cooh 70 ~
sehr xngenora Douglass Of Has from Barbados, and 20
days from Turks Island, with salt 70 Iucso, ba ah a.
Chapple.
BELOW, ship, briss, 2 bsrks
Shin. England Waite Liyeipool Francois let, Pe,
psa - Alan wilson Charleston; Norma, Barton, Havana;
''' '''e'' MEMORANDA.
Pie hl Duo do Orleans arrived about March
ist from New York
ss,r,cy,ck-Thc bir Texas Nfupday from New York os
asuvr. Porto Csbco and st Thomas totally lost on the
Rocca. near LaaW mostly saved She cid at this peri
Jan roth, by Geo Whitaker
The brig New Orleans from Boston Feb ast off
salt Key spoke brig Commerce odays from New York. for New
Orleans sancday spoke Peru Capt stetson days from
New York for the Btough belonging to the
ship Neva lost the Berry Islands hound from Ysk for
New Orleans ao Of the of the hrs Comet lest
Rorarine Islands
Missing resssTbe sloop EmulOvs Hamilton, Of and from
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-17
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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-17
Take the ruffian b lows by the top. "-Shnks

The Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER received company
yesterday-those savages however, generally called
the male SEX not the beautiful and enchanting females
in the Governors room of the City Hall. He look
ed well Hi. eye was dark, clear, piercing, philoso-
phical. and majestic. Crowds crowds attended.
What contrast there is between the magnificent
frame work Of Mr. Wcbstcr's soul and that Of Mr.. Van
Burcn's! Both sprung from the same rank of society
from tho same humble orgin-bHt different indeed
have been their rise and their present position. Mr..
Van Buren, is al the head Of managing politicians
Mr. Webster the first of intellectual statesmen. Mr..
Van Buren, has crawed like the serpent to the pinnacle
of life and holds on-Mr. Webster has bounded like
the eagle on wing in continued and magnificent gyra-
tons above the highest rock of fame, but stops not
on his Journey to the eternity beyond. Mr..
Van Buren, is President of the United States. Mr..
Webster is Presiden, Of the mind of the moral feel
ngs-of the impulses of high philosophy. Mr. Van
Buren, has the huzzas Of the democratic mob around
him, and the sneers of pos,erity. Mr.. Webster the
calm intellectual appreciation of the aristocracy, and
the veneration of all future times.
Thus do we rank them. Daniel Webster is native
of New Hampshire graduate Of Dartmouth Col
less-and the architect of his own fortunes. From
the humblcst rank, by his high talent he has opened
the highest society to his entrse.
Thus do enforce thy rotten jaws lie open"
He was once a schoolmaster in New Hampshire,
and laugh, the elements Of grammar-he now teach
es millions the elements of liberty. He Is a great
and noble spirit, and like too hum carry before
him, like chat before the wind, the arisocrats and
nobility Of the day, quite much we are delighted
to see Mr. Van Buren, putbit in the dirty mouths of
those democrats that will not obey. There is fac
ttous society in this country-a species Of nobility
ofpurse proud nsbiesss-boh arstocratc and demo-
cratic-,hatis only fit to be trampled upon to make
them mpanonsbe-trampled npon by genius in
tellect, mind and energetic Intelligence.
Mr.. Webster is great spirit yet he must eat few
bushels more Of Indian pudding, before he can be as
grea,n politics as am newspapers. We both de-
light however, in making the lofty parrenus Of the
day beud to mind 10 talent to witland to intellectual
power
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-17

ar Cant KIse at 1864 Broadway, hasa splendid
factory for Ladies Straw Hsts He employs 10 de-
cent tidy, industrious, pretty young women. Carl
King himselfis good looking man from the continent
and is worth looking at in these degenerate days
His bonnets capital.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-17
CARL KING,

THE WE'LL KNOWN AND CELEBRATED
LADIES' PREMIUM STRAW HAT MANUFACTURE
inform ladies' that he has greater variety ashoa
finer materials taan other house the
Uarcd states naites him elf with being Of
the ..-
ONLY TRUE FRENCH CIPSEY HAT,
with the much Eu the
fashion able circles II uiscued Of finer TUSCAN BRAID
tn IN ever before npol which proprietor This
Hat PEE iary graceful and needs only be
be admired lie has also a varied stock If -
IMPORT I'D C0LORED SrRAWS AND GOLORED TUSCAN
Remarkable oil made 10 the latest iashoH-w hc
BLEED produce thai other thru
the vigilance Of his European agen
NIB variety Objectionable Paris Ribbons, which he cha-
lenges lha Union 10 equal.
CARL x Nc, 2s5l E;oadway and " Division
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-17

gr What's become Of the Columbia College semi
centennial Celebration We are requested by several
young angels TO make the inquiry. Come boys OF
Greccs and Rome be up and doing This year must
not PASS without il. Making the most delightful
classical enchanting thing yet gwen. Ne backing
out young onts.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-17

II Henry Clay has again consented to 90 10 the
United States Senate, much against his will however.
Would he consent to be PRESIDENT
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-17

ga cARD.-Mes.r.. W: J. & H. HANNGToNbeg leave
general that aor year. usceasps eots odues On per
manen scale new OF moral amusemett under the title
he first @ senss Of ali interested sess fs hs
wifi E 'e se s e
ss. the s Of @ IL fe
and ph h sa %
fio@ the talent employed painting derarmen' oret%e
with G n neags M se ar the raj
found far suFeror to any hhh .rio produced
.,ps q fifteen Doamic Views and the nmass Fnstoccn
Will be for the fist time o =" h Dss'n # Babylon with
ia all the pouna array martial grandeur Mr. Walker Also
Of Abbey Je,ePL with funeral BY torch
9s S ar es Ct S s%s s9 M ss
Of he Naae bcioy mos! grand sub marine Bsaltc FAIRY
FAIRY Palace o% ioso% sseIy Wat,rs with attendant
Messls. H. Han,n. pleasure also
that u, D. sy M enabled BY rs aaSn;
age vocslai lbs rume tai weh the feel consdeat in con-
If attracsns thalte naeaaaled Full particulars vii be
rousced in The i'll. Of the d y. ml7-st-
night bt of Mr. Cookies Company Monday March
~ ana '0' '"e BENEFIT OF MR. COOKE.
Who respectfully 10 his friends and the rubc of New
res such As hsS% never before been wtness, tbs ely IN
s S the 1 a 81 psM sns b.
efs entitled Rapeaes Dream Illustrated by beautiful moving
Of ese and character By Mr. spake Tie
So s st l
| niece, with songs, Mrs. Herring.
Mr. Cookies grandchildren will per novel military Ballet
called Frederick Of Prussia.
conclude with the grand equestrian spectacle MAZEPPA
the WILD HORSE Mazeppa Dir woofod-Olnska, Miss
Warng.
The Of The Music composed and arranged BY Mr. Sparkle
Fn, night Of the endd drawn by nine
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| n USELESS EMPLOYMENT.-The sub
serber ofthe Congregational Cbucs Stafford Con-
aecct having enqashed that office useless employment
Sunday 18th instsn ats IN the afternoon,
the evening Hail Of Broadway and
entrance deliver the Character
Christian Ministers dur ns me hIst and on The yences
of Christianity ected with their characteTs IN which he
will endeavor show that there was good dsa Of RI sscr
/ milf MOSES b. CHURCH.
Us- BOAT F0UND-Found in the East river, Hunts
Port long Yawl Boat o Barge The owner ca have the
| by paying the necessary charges. -
The q, the above advertisement which appeared ia thc
sun March will literally ded Inormapa
Herald office thattte Bos can be recovered or
dealer China GLASS; and Earth hol sale ond
retail, Ne ts2 y, ah street New York. ml73t