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OPINIONS or GEN. JACKSON.

The Richmond Enquirer" % the 18Th inst
10 speaking Of the proposed convention Of the
banks 10 devise means TO bring about = re-
sunp,ioo Of specie payments, says--Bsside'
his Gen JseksOn's) two letters 90 the editor
Of the Globe. the editor Of the MisaissipPian
writes from Washington
"A gentleman Of my acquaintance
saw letter TO-DAY from The TX -Presi.
dent TO a particular friend in this city.
in which he expressed his 'ihankful-
ness tor having lived TO see the ar
bubble of the banking system burst.
and sail. the people now bad an open
field for q fight. and those who now
deserted the cause Of the people for
the bubble party. would he di5graoed
forever in the eyes Of their country
and pos'enty."
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THE "sBlN PLAsrERs. ("

pTbs grand jury Sf ihis County. In ses-
Sioa On MOoday last, and composed Of Eentle-
ssn Of both parties, declined action upon the
sShjsst % The issue snd circulation Of small
S'iis. % =" sbis plastsrs"s s they are Familiarity
sLiIea No SpSclhe case was presented and
ths only witness Summoosd, denied the rixh,
Of aDy tribunal 70 make hin produce the
bellies surrssey" which be had rsesived "a
paytasoa Of Ju'. dUos Thus Il Is. that tho
folly 81 cur FuIsrs has been made manifest. -
Ous legislature saoeiiOssd tho sahdrausl 81
specs, and gave no Substitute The people
faslies that necessity y At least above 40 iu.-
Vsaet'csbls Law, scot 81 prohibilofy statutes
su4 taks just such measures 10 psy - The s1.
Essneiss q hs tinsa have prodecsd.
u has boss eel remarked, that When n.
lsEslaiiOa q The country ceases 70 Be subtsr
vss, V The h'shs' laws of equity ard good
ssass. u losss Ils elaim 70 the respect Of ,h.
psosls. ss6 viii not losE retain their ODE
ds@nss. Rsesni sweets prove ttn
The eoiy IhiaE 70 b SegFslisd 10 this pro-
sssaiag. =. tAas vs shsli sooa have such TO-
sos la1ivt1ssi b@sks, that, like poor Pom,
sHA NJ t~ins, vs absll b. paszlsd 10 tel
TOsbsf ff0a shieA"
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granted to eongres-eonsre. "a, ;.
At did before the formation Of lhi, eo'
sii'ut'on. provide BY law tha, The re-,
nue. should be Deposited With m. -,
lector. or any other agen, i, NAV tboo..
to appoint. for its safe keep,n,. ,rJ
plication to the use for which ,h.,.vs
nu was raised-but has no pow, !,
establish or incorporate = bank Of :,
sues or stockholders.
write IN much pain and re-,c, n,
young Mr.. Campbell has done NJ, 8,
much injustice as 10 aSeribe to me ..rb
principles. and he can produce nv DIN.
OF Q bank IL ever made one 10 co...
cress-it must have been accomran,,B
by my message 10 that body-bu, !
expect he has never seen such,
takes the ipse dixit Of Mr.. Bell lor II.
fact suPpose-call for the nj. rr,.
ton Of my plan. You will please e,.
cuse this hasty scroll. a. I write nb,
candle light. and in much pain. am an
very respectfully your obed,en mt ser, a.,
ANDREW JACKSON.
'Mr. Trousdsle VAS q candidate for -,
IN congress .; the recent election IN Tenn,,,s,
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TIE TREASURY SCHEMES.

a. We give this weak several article, Of
is.srsss oa the great subject whsehlis likely
70 ssgross the s'tsu,ioe Of Congress and the
people. Two Of them have been s.eribed 10
he psa Of Mr.. Rifes. but the Eoquisss denie.
sAsi "camillus" 10 BY hat gentleman, ShiIe
n admits thai "R."u MIR Rives hin,.elf. -
The hrsi Is an able asgumsnt against tho Sub
Treasury system, "a the consequent Increase
q Kxsoatise patronage - and the latter plain
" sAs~s hat Mr.. Rives 10 al issue W ith the
Under Cabinet upon the currency generally.
Enough can be gathered from th->s pa pers,
sad the esmr'exion Of the election returns, to
satsfy "a observer. that Air. Van Buren, will
ssarcsly venture upon the recommsnd alton
81 Trsssur. Bank. even with the aid Of Gen
Jsetsons On ne and influence. His message
~si b soo-com'Oiitai." snd he vail leave
all o As vis4sn Of Ceagrsn With House
= Representatives nearly half Wings. and tho
sives aud TaIinadEs parties ag,inst the pro-
Jeei, The Magician" viii hardly have tho t.-
msriiy 10 tsks open ground in behalf Of the
isng-desirsd Monster. The opportunity ha,
sssa lost- The time TO try il, was When the
Hero" v,s !ording II over his obed.ent vas.
sAis 10 al the "prije VI poser and Place
vesn ks s,ar vas in the asesndast-and
~hsn 90 re'erses lad narr,d his "exper,-
-snts." The horizon 10 now too dark. 10
1u.tfy Mr.. Van Buren, in openly taking the
RsPsnsibili,y Of any deci.iVe measure. We
desire or readers to bear this in mind. Let
them observe whether we are mistaken in the
man, judging from hI pas, history aud hi,
peessst embarrassing position and note ho =
sdrehly be will place himself IN an stinud.
70 profit BY circumstances Ever the I'm
Saissr. which admits that IL was 4" at one time
's-ssssi disposed to adopt the Treasury ,ys.
tam" has deserted tie successor at G critical
uonsnt and has thrown itself back upon iis
-Vis~S In 1884," Nothing can more clearly
ssdiss,s the course Of eTeuts-beeau,e no one
h moro sagaeious than this Editor in smelling
cut majoriiIes, aud no one more agile in
hrSsins himself upon hi, former positions -
lie slSsys leaves his old sprins-bosrd, in
place, that be may take either back ward or
fssvsrd iesps. as The necessity may require
We have no doubt new draft Of the Presi-
Ssots Message hes been necessary, in con.e-
aSsoss Of "shuaus in the rauk,."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-24
ELECTtONs.

The details Of the elections ja.t hsld in the
Western statss. are TOO numerous and vague
for iussrtioo In our eolumns- We have there
fore extracted . table from The National To-
tsitgeDesr. showing ssissi results. n Ear -
received. Mississippi is the sniy State which
has afforded any thing to cheer ,hs poser
Party-ssd svsa there. trimming was found
necessary By ooe Of the candidates. to secure
his place. Mississippi, however. seems u be
the only State from which some Of the Ad-
m,si.tr.,ioo PrsssO. have received returns. -
Ever, other pori,oo of Tie compass. seems 70
pres.n, TO them dark shadows aud gathering
clouds. They have no heart to speak VI them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-24

We folly concur 10 the regret expressed BY
TIE Spectator at losias the cooperation Of the
editor u the Lexinston Gazette. aud IN the
tribute to h.s talents and integrity u is TO,
to b" wondered at. however, that a gentle
man of enterprise. and Of capacity for more
extended usefulness. should seek al smpler
Geld for sKsrtion n4so Is afforded By country
Newspaper.
1--WE regret 10 learn that our friend G. G..
BatDstv, Esq u shout - retire from tie
editOr.hip of the Lexington Gazette. lila sd-
vertissmcnt. Offering the establishment fof
sais. will be found IN our advertising columns
We doubt not that hfs talents will be better
rewarded 90 the pursuit Of his profession b.,
tie Press in these times, can lily spare such
men from ha hesd-men who cannot be
bought, snd Who will not pslter with thsir
duty. "a exposing tie abuses aid corruption.
Of Goyeruuent, aDd IN Opp0sing Dfinc ipiss.
however popular, which war sgaiust social
order, The equai rights q The citizen. and the
purity and pefmaBsncy u our Republican 10
tttuiiJps. We hope our friend may realize
hiss mos' sansui8s antieipatiOna 10 hn removal
~ The south"
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F,sm "a. B.lline,. Ch,erier,.

Mr. Rvs is 80 openly sSsaiiel in the Globe
that esther he, or some friend speaking By his
authority. has found u necessary TO take the
field 10 b., Vindieaiion. and To defend him IN
the same Globe, in an address. which closes
With the annexed striking paragraph
II will only add, and do it upon
no slight knowledge Of Mr., Rives's
opinions and public acts. that nothing
can be shown from him in 1884. or AZ
any other time. countenancing tho
ANOMALY or TWO DISTINCT cURREN-
cIEs, established BY iaw IN a Republican
Goreramenf-,he better currency for
the Government. aud any sort Of one
for the People"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-24
THE ELECTIONS FOR CONGRESS-

We omit the returns Of votes in the Con-
6'sssIonsl Districts as they excessively reach
Us, because they come irregularly, aud are,
at best, frequently imperfect, though We cab-
not err in stating that they Indicate, almost
invariably, 4 great Increase Of Wing strength
since the voting for PrcsIdrnt Of The United
States last autumn. The following view Of
the state Of the representation, ia the last
Cprgress, compared with Its state as far as
nnai returns have been received from the
election districts ia tho States mentioned, will
afford the reader all the conclusive Informs
ton IN our possession on tie subject 1.-THE
names in HIIies are Administration Members !
Nj IaLLi.,nrrr
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From tAs Csrrs,po~S,nes Of hs SaRsr-! n.
kHiysuesr


kRgsnsu.
NEW YoRK. August L..
The Banks Of this city have quietly
held a meeting, which they don't u.
tend that any body shall say any thin,
about, in which they agreed TO propose
a meeting Of the Bank officers OF The
United States, for the purpose Of adopt.
ing some sort Of concert toward the
beginning to bring about the resump.
zion Of specie payments. VIVA, Is 10
be proposed, ] cannot see. or saw II
is supposed, however, I suppose. ,ha,
a Jeinf may do good, and only a fem,
can IT be; for The city Of New York. or
the State Of New York, is far, very
far. from so desirable an event They
may talk. but they will not do for hey
cannot.
FoREICN News, four days later
from England, has reached US. via
Boston. The late King was buried on
the 9th. The dissolution Of Parlra-
ment was TO take place on the 18th OF
18th. A new coinage is TO be issued
bearing the Likeness of The Queen VIC
toria. This is about all the news.
One hundred and thirty steerage
(enigranD passengers lefi here in the
Oxford for Liverpool. Thousands
would co the like, il they had tie
means.
The money market brigh.cns little.
Stocks rise. The good news from the
West is confirmed. The export Of
specie is falling off Exchange on
London is rated from lis 20 l1O
The NeU York Times is taking strong
ground on the side Of Mr.. Riyes 1t
states that the communication sisne!
RI" in the Globe, is his. Many Of
the Van Buren, members Of Congress
from the interior viii nov range with
Rives, and abandon the hard money
humbug.
The Mr.. Greeley imprisoned in the
Fredericton IN. b. jail for ,respass-
ing upon Madawaska disputed terrific
ry) lands, has been released BY the re-
quest OF the President Of the Unite 4
S,a,es-Sir John Harvey. the Cover.
nor Of New Brunswick, acceding TO
the request.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-24

We End Tie following queries Ia the Bslti-
more Chronicle. EHanpiss Ike 1hess readily
give . clue 10 The success o. the Van Bursn
party h Baltimore II TIE late slsetioa.
Will Tie Editor % ths Chroniels isfOru he
fnsnds, u be can. who ne Patrick Kelley 10
who appears on The poll books a. having voted
in the I'D yard once, Sch wsrd twiee, 6tb
ward obcs, 10Th safd oncs.-6vs times IL 81.
Ard who James NcNaliy -, vbo voted ~
TIE 6th yard times, - yard I uno-fouf
iimes n all
Aad who Bartholomew Bishop y, Who voted
70 The ath. 9th, ION, iith snd I2th wsrds.
Ard slso who Pstrck Bishop 10. Who voted
IN The eih, Oh, l0tA, iith and i2ih vsras.
Perhaps by 90 loqViSy through your paper.
heir proper Pisee q residences, snd right u
sbuss the elective frsnchiss, might - nsds
more msnifssi 10 Ne public thaa 4 Gov Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-24
HERMITAGE. yune 5. 1877.


Gen. ~. TrOusdaks:'
SIR: Your letter Of the 9Th instant
from Carthage has Just reached ire,
and although labonng under bad
headache, and other affections, has.
ten 20 answer IT.
regret 10 hear that Mr. Campbell.
has charged ne with being favorable 20
bited states bsak add that have
sdvoc sied the consiiiutionallty Of such
an Institution. have always been
opposed 90 the United Suites bank or
constitutional grounds There - no
such grant Of power 20 Congress. ~
the eOnsiitnuon--and before congress
can oonstitutioDally exercise such pow.
e., The people must make the grant -
ln the Convention lhs, formed a. "a
noL, prop1 i',ons were made - inifo-
ducr the grant Of power 10 congress 90
create corporations. and all were fe.
Jected By large maJoulies, and u the
power vas asked 81 the people. ~
one Oi them. would now withhold d.
The idea of a sovereign poWer grant
ing charter fpf bank of stockhol.
den. and then. ~ vas The case 81 the
United States bank the same sove-
reign poWer that granted " becoming
member q that Incorporated body
o. a oekhOldeT. is such en- shsurdify
that ! never could reconcile u 10 my.
seli--it's . dangerous combination 81
powsF. aad never ought 70 exist
BIZ. WebsteE's speech, as veil 81
ihas q ST.. Clay, IN lsll--(ihs greatest
either ever nsde) clearly shsu fhal
fAepn 4. "a ,noA] .sf,-t;o~.i 49,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-24
SiINNNoNDALE

The public, ws are sure. will be grpr6ed TO
learn. that this delightful (sai 80 hors we
may ia = f-S year, be able To add, unr,ssllsd)
watering place las been purchased BY a COM
p.py Of genilsa,en. residents 81 this county
BALTIMORE aud Richmood. and Will 10 opened
the next season la Of, 10 Of unsurpassed eie-
sance Il j, the object OF the company 10
proceed al otee to the renovation Of the co,i-
cern,by finishing the building, already erected.
and by 4 PREPARATION for all suitable addition,
To the premises In despite 81 adverse CIR
eunstshees, ShannoutIle la, acquired q
widespread fsn.e. aud 1t. water, have been
sought for by hnndred, Who can tesiiiy to IL.
heaith-gi'iny influences. Apart from these
Qualities, IT Possesses attractions a, rural re-
treat, which IL equslied, are certainly not ex-
eelled by any Which have come under our
notice.
Two years ego. Professor Halt Of BAH
more 'isiiel these sprInss, and received de-
light and comfou from the .xcun.ion. iIi,
opinion Of them, uoluntlIily expressed, will
shc~ the eiIhusiasm which they are capable
oi iospTnS We give an extract from bis
communication, published ia the Baltimore
Patriot. soon after his ojourn at Thu, fountain
OF health, and saall take occasion 60 give the
whole Article at future day
Speaking Of the country around the Springs
thi' gentleman says
al have seldom seen such scenery:
20 beautiful, so varied. SO roman
tic. have visited the medicin al
fountains Of Bath and Bristol, in Eng
land. and often those Of Saratoga and
Ballston, in New York, and can safely
affirm. that the prospect around none
OF these celebrated places, is. by ary
means, so delightful, so charming, as
that around Shannondale Springs
Your Wow. on the east. is limited by
the long range Of mountains, called
the Blue Ridge; on the north. a huge
rock Of limestone, with wonderfully
contoried strata, s,ares you in the face;
on tile north west, and west, YOU have
before you a broad range OF bill and
uaie' OF country seats anu farm houses,
OF pastures and fields Of forest; on the
south, you trace the rich valley Of The
Shenandoah, as far as vision can reach.
Nearer, you behold the river. lined on
both sides, by lofty. outrageous syca-
moTes. Of natural growth. winding It's
current Ground the oxbow, aad passing
off IN lis serpeniine course, TO unite
wiki the waters Of the mighlier Poto-
mae.
The Spring! | have said nothing
of that. What Ingredients does It's wa
ter con:ain' The analysis. which fol-
lows, will answer that question. 1t
was made BY that exact chemist and
excellent man, the late Professor De
Butts. Of Baltimore, an! placed IN nv
hand Nv that eminent physician, Dr..
Samuel J. Cramer. Of Charlcs,own.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-24
INDIANA.


State Of Parties ia the nSri CongTsSs.
The elections have taken place 10
all the States. with the exception Of
Rhode leland and Michigan. Accord
ing 10 the returns. so faT a. received,
the state Of parties 10 the next COngress
will be as follows:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-24

o. The Msdisonian, the new Conservative
Administration paper. has appeared from
Washington. The 6rst number contains Mr.
Tallmadses letter. the Albany Committee .
Address, CaniIlus. all against tho hard money
humbug, and editorials OH similar subjects. -
Il is published twice a week, at s. per annum.
The Globe continues To agonize.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-24
iit

There are three districts IN AlsbsSna,
one in Kentucky. and one in Indiana.
which have not yet been heard from.
add also the States % Rhode Island
snd Miehigsa. In Rhode lsland. The
eleetien takes place on The a9sh iass. -
IA hiehiEan on The 21si, aaa viii BE-
Soasinusd he ia1Owisg cay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-24
THE MANpAMUs.

Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia
for the county Of Washington. UaiisG States,
at instance Of Stockton 4 Stokes, %. .1s,ss
KsASsI. Postmaster General.
Tuesday, .Aug Is. At tie opening
Of the court this morning. MIR. Key sp-
Peared for the postmaster general. and
replied IN q speech Of considerable
length, to tha arguments Of Mr.. r. s..
Coke. who yesterday addressed the
court IN behalf Of the REALTORS. contend
ing that the bond given by the post
master e neral was insufficient to carry
the case TO the supreme court. il bav-
ing been given for costs only. Mr.
Key. IN bis reply. insisted that the
bond was sufficient. In The course o.
his pleading, the learned counsel ex-
pressed his opinion that the writ Of
mandamus ought TO be quashed. The
court. however, decided that the case
must 90 10 the supreme court for hnal
adjudication, and that the bond givan
by the postmaster general vas sufi-
Gent AfteI delivering this opinion
the court adjourned until the fourth
NondAy in November next.
tIFtiss' RsgiStsv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-24

81 II the people expect speedy relief from
Congress. they will DO disappointed. Let
them not forget the issae-Trea,ury Bank or
no Treasury Bank whitley surrender their
las; Lu,waIk,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-24

The steamboat Caroline exploded her boiler
On the 18th instant. on her way from n. Or
leads TO Mobile. The engineer and eve 6rs-
men were badly se.ldsd; the steersman IN.
since died, and two negroes, deck passenger.
were drowned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-24

We understand the prospect for Coal in
Berkeley county i, cheering beyond all an,iei-
patton. Supplies Of the best Anthracite are
believed to be inexhaustible.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-24

Some Of the New York papers men
ton that the Manhattan Bank Of that
city has resumed specie payments.-
The Express says that the Bank has
nearly 20, in its circulation. and Is now
Enabled 10 resume the payment Of ,tS
bills but not Of its depositsS. The
Journal Of Commerce says the resump-
ton is but partial the Bank paying
1--WE dollar notes and half Of ten dollar
notes IN specie, SC.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-24

eeWAat hes bseoms ofus souihsrn Lite
Sssy 1ssssakss zoe Jsiyl Perhaps q i larry
h,E ~ ne way. vsiiisE sor he August nun.
~ = irassiiiag sonpsui5a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-24

Ths sHiss sessions ofcOagrsss. which opsEs
salhs t'A e September, is already attracting
saa@Asn - 90 csPiaal Several have srris-
- ~ sA-sAs@ lAa ~,
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The correspondent ofths saliiaoEs Patriot,
Wriiins froa wsshihgtOn. says
I'VE are oil preparation Tor the next
session Of CoBgress--on the FIRST Mon
day IN September Already en- oces-
sionsl struggling Legislator 10 seen on
PehnsylVsniA Avenue. The Capitol
yard u very mseh extended and i'm
proved, the two halls 6tied up summer
wise foF the Sspisnts. Thanks % the
solstitial session. We have the pure
Spring Water conducted along the Ave
nue.. from The reservoirs on the Capitol
hili. down 10 The Executive manson
lfs an ~ Wind thal blows no body
coy good the disircsses Of The Nslion
wall ~ least bsneat the poor widows
Sho keep the boarding houses. The
oniy Siga uhieh the old gsniIemsa a
the Herniiags hes lsii us 81 his much
loved precious metals. consists 10 . few
Roh - that ere swimming aSoand The
Naval Aoaumenl, Which arises. - 700
knOw. ous q tie wslsFs. e. The foot a
The cspiaol. They were placed thsIs
siih ~ ewB ksas"
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Contents fH. ShaHnenGs!s U'sisr
Sulphatc Of Lime, 65pO
Carbonate Of IiJnr, Iuu5
Sulphatc OF MsEncsis 81 uS
Mur'.,e Of A-Sne,A, 100
huTI.tr Of SOFIA, Ipl
Suiphate Of Iron, oS1
Carbonate 81 lrun, OFO
Also. Carboaic Acid, and Sulphurat.
ted Hydrogen. This is the analysis ol
o"e of the Springs-:hcre are several,
and they were discovered in 1919.
What are the medical qualities OF
The water' II i, tonic, laxative. diu-
reilc. When moderately used" says
Dr. {. "it is most bland and gentle
Laxative, though in large quantities, it
Is as powerful in its operation as any
of the neutral salts" Dyspepsia. in
it's numerous and worst forms, bilious
affections, chronic rhe 4matism, cuta-
neous diseases, hepatic arrangements,
calculous affections, dysentcry, and one
case OF confirmed dIopsy. have all. a.
DR.. {. assures me, been completely
cured by The use OF the water.
When I went TO the Springs, I was
afflicted with rheumatic affection 10
my night arm, total loss Of appetite. .
cosii'e habit, and fever, which vIsl,.
ed me every night, producing great
exhaustion and debility. Eight or pine
tumblerS Of the water. taken in different
parts of the day, shortly occasioDed
regular and frequent excavations, re-
called an excellent appetite. and sub.
dued the fever and rheumatism. 10 D..
deed, at The close OF the short period
Of six days, all my complaints had IA.
ken "!ng and departed"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-24

Michigan Wig Enthusiastically
Wing State Convention which met on
the 29th ultiuo. nominated Charles G.
Trowbridge. Of Wayne county. for Co
vernon Daniel s. Bacon. Of Monroe,
for Lieut. Governor; and HrLekiah n.
Wells, Of Kalamazoo. for Congress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-24

cSThe Fall Term Of tho Superior Court
Of Law aud chancery for Clarke County con-
menccs this day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-24

Fsoas = ssliiag - Assbils fas SO Pss earssl.
- Fssaissos s'snIg sshA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-24

A letter from Kentucky, speaking Of some Of
the new members Of Congress, recently elect
ed In that State, says
"Mr. Southsate. in point OF talents.
10 one Of the first men in Kcntucky-in
politics he is al Incorporating Wing
and ! suppose. has as little love for
Amos Kendall and Martin Van Buren,,
as any man in the nation II think be
is more like Henry a. Wise, than any
man know of. Mr.. Menifee, (Whig)
elected over Judge French. ". b. in
the llth District, will be the youngest
man in Congress.-he is but 81 years
Of age-bnt a gentleman Of superior
talents. He distinguished himself in
the Legislature Of Kentucky lat win
ter"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-24

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them were Tsisksh, ssd The others, -
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