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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04
Iron our correspondent RotAschiid-No. lX.l
WASHINGTON, Sept. I'd, 1897, ZIP.

WAsurSGroN, Sept ID 1897, 2 Il. Nj.
Party tactics are destined to strange and powerful
shock. They have ruled the nation with an iron
hand for the past twelve years. They are daily and
hourly resolving themselves into new elements, and
when Congress shall have got under way, they will
entirely have disappeared and the question will be-
shall honesty and virtue be the pole stars Of this re-
pubilc; or shall we continue TO be tossed without
ssils, rudder, and compass upon the stormy sea Of
political dishonesty and bank frauds
DO you want proof OF this new arrangement of
things. Look at the equal division Of parties in the
House of Representatives. Look at The unnnimitv
which is now said 10 prevail in The Cabinet upon the
great questions before tho country Look at the lace
Bankers Circular from London. See how the man
ufacturers Of England dread the shutting up of this
market by the return OF the American government
10 the constitutional currency. Look ut tho dccara-
tson of the Cashier Of the United States Bank. See
what the good banks in Ne " York ant New Orleans
are dong.
tbs true, the men in power and ost OF power ar
striving here at the Captolne city 10 seize upon IN
extraordinary emergency Of the times 10 forward IN
CLAIMS Of certain persons to the Presidency MT Val
bwen looks with jealousy upon Mr. Forsyth, AM
favorably upon Col. Benton. The Spartan Band ar
we'll disposed towards the Georgian and bitter enc
mses 10 the Mss0urlan. Webster Calhoun. Clay
Hau on. and sundry other apbiiiosi are all Iookin
forward 10 the Curule char with straiuing eyes AM
burning hearts. Their friends arc watching for
precious opportunity TO trip not only their antagonist
IN the race, but their allies IN the wing doctrines
Hitherto the affairs OF the country were recarIe
through tho warped and cracked pises OF The Pres
denial homer and every measure was squared 20 su
prcconceived ideas. Not go now. The scales nv
beginning to fall from Inc fyea Of men In the con
ing contest the sheep-' clohng WI he torn from N
hacks Of the wolves who have imposed on the ceuu
W 30 long.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

nearly arranged his Affairs. and wa,
about to lssve Mobile. His stubborn
creditor bad tried. by every means in
he power. to procure IN incictmen,
against him. but without success; when
one evening before Ms departure. bis
friend. at bis desire, called upon the
creditor To endeavor. IL possible, TO pur-
chase Q release OF the title TO Martha.
NO" replied the broker, IL would
sooner spend 500 than be Tucked
by the internal Yankeel" N. took hi,
leave. depositing $500 with his friend,
which was all the spare money he had
and instructing him 10 purchase with Il
the freedom 81 Martha. IL possible.
w thin one month from the time N.
leh Mobile. tbs extensive house OF r.
vi. Il. Brothers, cotton brokers. stopped
payment; and, in due time, the sale Of
their personal property devolved upon
an aucuoneer. Among the living chat
tells disposed OF. the title 10 the Seau,i-
full slave Martha-then absent-but
who cost 81 1900. was struck off 10 the
Trend OF N. for sixty two dollars!
This narrative is no fiction. The
writer Of the letter first mentioned, be-
ing the identical purchaser Of the slave
Martha. His immediate object in
writing to the gentleman. who furnish
ed US with the above, was to ascertain
the ~hereabouts Of his friend NJ; AZ he
bad been unable to hear from him since
his important purchase, though he ha ID
Immediately written to New York, &C.
quainting him with it. We have been
promised an introduction to the hero
inc Of this narrative. and her now happy
husband.-[E y. Sun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

other had been IS unfortunate nc him
self. and grayely say. that for his par,
he was sure there was no safety IN
steam engines. And now we see
some folks equally ready to blow up
the hull Banking system, because in
their Encouragement Of il they have
burnt their fingers. and now say tha,
all Banks are sad monsters-Just so
would tinker who boosted Of knowing
all about a steam engine, end after hav-
ing hnkered changes in is pipes and
valves. and blown it all TO eternal
smash, say all engines are dangerous
and anii-democratic-a1ay with them
and lie: us take To oars and poles again;
jest so-but this i, enough for the pre-
sent. And till | have time 20 write 10
you agin, let W all remember that
when freak bad. or foolish men combine
It Is time for sound, good and intelligent
folks to unite. So no more at present
from your old freud and fellow citizen.
J. DOWNING, Mayor.
2nd Brigade, Downinkyille Militia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
TRUST SALE
ar R0Efpms- PrOsserfas,

DY virtue o. deed Of trust executed By
ID Nichols KoOses, 70 the subEc ribeF, -
trustee. EoE the bspeht % ,. Hopkins 4 Bro
theirs, bssFisE date on the Sd day Of No
VsRbef, ls35, ed duty recorded IN the
Clerks Office Of the County Court Of JsfsF-
sou, : shall proceed TO cell, At public sac
ton, 10 the highest bidder, foF cash. ca So
fu'dsy ths i6lh Day sf AsEi sssalh, (Ssptsp5S',)
81 PitEsimmOns' Hotel, HaFPsFs-PerEy, the
following valuable real estate, 20 Uh' The
8a,qo .lono cISsffag 3(6c~.e,
AND tbT CONTAINING ABOUT SIX ACRES.
aitustsd IN BolivaF, on The road freq
chsglssiswa 70 Harpss-FsEry. reesRtly Oe-
eupisd b. said KOosos - = tavern, and hos
"a the occupancy Of saith TvifoE. Also, the
DaeegltHg RR0ssse Osd kOs
being shout half On heFs) situated 10 south
Bolivar, SOW occupied b. said Nichols
koonoe-oS 90 much of said property ~
s,ll Be sufficient 70 satisfy the purposes o.
sid lrust
sAls 10 take piaes 81 2 O'Clock, P. ~.
ANDREW HUNTER, Tfussss.
Aug a., 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
WILL. THEY nREN

We have a word by way Of reoues
TO the editor Of the Raleigh Register
the Louisville Journal, and the princi
pal paper IN Indiana, viz: that the +,
will, when fully informed ofthe result
oil the elections. publish an exact ac
count OF the votes in each Of the Con.
gressionol Districts Of their respective
States. We ask this for purposes OF
reference. But another good mi-ht
result from such q tabular expose oil
the recent votes in two Of these States
as well % from Ohio, Georgia, New
Jersey and Tennessee, viz: the Van
Buren, Senators from these States, who
are stout bravlers for the doctrines O:
instruction. might have the privilege OF
Iesigning their places, or Of voting in
accordance with the exposed vii! of q
majority Of their constituents.
NORTH CAROLINA will give some
thousands OF a majority against Van
Buren, in her Congressional vote this
season. and she has fro Van Buren,
Senators in Congress.
TENNESSEE has one, Mr.. Grundy.
U. 5. Senator tor Van Buren,, and she
gives twenty thousand majority again st
Van Buren,.
INDIANA has an incalculable TT ajori.
ty-eiecting no Van Buren, men t.
Congress-and she has one Van Buren,
Senator, MIR. Upton.
GEORGIA, at her last vote, gave a.
bout three thousand majority sgaiHsi
MIR. Van Buren,. aud she has two Van
Buren, Senators.
New JERSEY is altogether Anti Van
Buren, and she has one Y an Buren, Sena-
tor, Mr.. Wall, who is 90 consistent IN
his Course, as 10 have voted for Mr.
Granger as Vice President last winter,
in conformity with the Wishcs OF Ill.
State.
Ono gave six thousand majority
against Van Buren,, and returned ele
ven Anh-Nan Buren, members of Con
gress out Of nineteen, and has ;wc
pan Byen Senators. They can return
or turn.
Ii these nine Senators who are 50
earnest 10 their defence Of the right OF
instruction, and who have called upon
others TO obey, would resign their seat,
or vote recording to the decision 81 a
large majority OF the people OF their re-
speciiVe States. the conservatives. The
true friends Of the country. would have
majority 10 the Senate of the United
States. Let US see whether they are
willing to follow their own precepts.
PhiLadfLphIa n. y. Ga=
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
tn x MOTHER.

A softening thought Of other years,
A feeling linked To bours,
When life was all too bright for tears,
And hope sang ~resth-d with doser,;
A memory Of affections fed,
OF voices heard no more,
Stirred IN my spirit when read
That name Of fondness DER.
%, Mother in that magic word
What loves and Joys combine.
What hopes too on, alas, deteIred,-
What watehings thine,
Yet re'er. till the hour We roam,
by worldly thraiIs opprest,
Learn we 10 prize that holiesi home,
A tender mothers breast
On avery land. In every cline,
True 20 her sacred cause,
Filled by that influence sublime,
From which her strength she draws
Still Is the mothers heart the same,
The mothers lot 40 tried.
And O, may nations guard that name
With f,iai power and pride,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

Gen Jesur We learn hss snccseded
N engaging The services Of 1000 Ia
dans % difereut nalious Tor ile ensu.
iuR ca'nF stgn against the seminolos.--
They ere ifom che f.lloeing named
tribes 30 Delsv sfes 800 shasnccs.
100 kicapods. 100 ,scs and Foxes iiom
MiHoafi - D. Concentrated 81 81
Loais. So. and cent thcnos 70 Worlds
snd 900 Choetsws - be coneengaisd
al Little Roc Afkaasss. foS tbe same
service.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

E3laosi,07rg Uhs.i.-Since ihs
above was written SIC have received
The following ooug .ai,.u-a hom
fuend
Mir EpJroK-Perma uc, through
The medium OF Your interesting paper.
10 iuuulucc to tie consideration Vt the
public most singular Ana prolific spe.
oios Of Spring Wheat Two wear.
sgo. SIR. Jeremiah Bowling 81 this
place received fifteen gIlus OF this
heat from distant part % tie Union.
which be soUcd last Spring a year.
thr result Of which wes suiLcient TO
induce him 90 save What lc had Geapud
ior seed iar another wear. Last Spring.
after giving a snail. quantity to a few
OF tie friends he sJ~cd WhAt remain
ed OF the product % tie fNeen grains.
which produced, When gathered. a
half bushel and q half pceh--ihe hall
bushcl weighing ,hiuy -ihtce poubds
Some persons nay CONSIDER his yield
almost incredible, but 40 SURPRISE - 20
this point must cease since ~ d, known
% an edaLInLcd fact. ,hat moe than
f'fiN atei~t ittf' A +fi~ itNif VIC gram.
The growth 81 tbIs hs q j. exceeding.
u luxuriaut AID ;lpd. aud Its blade
ADD stalk af~ iulIs o.. .froaI and heavy
~ l'ye OF Barley TIE grain - about
'WtCc The ere G.. the common heat,
ADD Is Of . hiic and frniy nature.
! am of he opinion au! : tLiuk every
.ptachcab tanner .i.. 40 &c routinc 4.
I'd Nhen be rees the ycculnr rr.rgy
~ iis growth. that ~ possssrs ~ ~ 90.
tufe power which vill always shield
I'D defend ~ against tho Tlvsgcs of tie
RV-thst greatest scoarge which has
ever visited our isif aud fertile Valley.
I L1Ie that She stieniipn q lhe farm.
ing comm unity will Be- directed 20 uis
ncw species q wheat. for I coneei,s
ihh 90 pans ought g. DO esteemed too
great - restore W our country that
abundant ptospen'v. for which our
farmers ro~ - paheauy and 20 sfdent-
ly labor A. OBSERVE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
NO TFCE.

PURCHASERS at the sale Of jazz HKM.
IL DsieEs, deed, are notified that their
notes will become due on the I'd day Of
next moath (Ssptsmter.) Prompt payment
Is expected, IS indulgence cannot be given.
Persons indebted To the estate Of Jane
Hendricks, deed, BY bond or open account,
are requested 70 come forward, without de-
lay, and make payment; and those having
claims, will present them Immediately for
settlement. SAMUEL. MELVIN, Ex'Sr
Of Jsas Hendricks, deed.
Aug. %. ia37.-3ts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
1TSrTGE.

IL psrtoua iadebssd 10 Joseph 4. Ras-
"A cell, BY bOnd. sOts % aesouut, are heFs-
bY EOsidst that their debts have bees tssns-
ssFrsd 20 The undsrsignsA. 80 tfustsss, fos
ssrtain creditors o. ssid Husssli, By dasa Of
trust, dated June 26. 1877. The books snd
papsrs ere 10 the possession ~ lssao Tophs !.
Uhs y fssdy 70 sstlls The soeouuts b. nots,
sad 70 sessive Payaest - asy q The debts
induigsoes osnnot b given, ss tbs purposes
81 ne tFus, rsquire spssdy solisctioas. n
" Aopsd that those interested ELL cell ed
peg shat thsy ovs.
ISAAC FoUKE,
wa. G. WoRTHIN0TON.
Augasl 10. is37-6t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
GENERAL INTELLsGKNCE.

Geology Of TirginiG.-By an adycr.
,isement ia the Richmond Enquirer
We perceive that the principal Ge1lJ.
gIst and his assistants are actively pro.
scouting the survey ia the Appalachian
region. hich lies between the Blus
Ridge and the carbonifcrous rocks o
the West. Ia the autumn a part OF ih,
corps will resume the examination "
the tide-w alter district.
The region which - at present N,
theatre Of invesiigation. y divided mt
three districts--ihe Northern. thr Mid
die, and the Southern
Mr.. Charles Il. Hayden has obafg,
Of the Northern Distinct
Pref james II. Rogers ofthe Middle
Prof vs.. =. A. Aiken VI the SJuiA
eTn.
The principal geologi,i Prof W y
Rogers. Is employed ~ The three DIS
trioi. alternately. directing and kniihn,
together the operations as they no
gress.-- Nat Int
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
QUEEN VICTORIA.

The accession Of Queen Victoria to
the throne is the first instance Of q
womsn's reigning since the death Of
Queen Anne, and we believe she is
the youngest person that ever ruled
in that kingdom. II seems to Us, on
this side Of the Atlantic. not q little
farcical TO think Of girl Of eighteen
rs the head Of system eminently
complicated aud philosophic. and which
very few Of their beat intellects, even
after a life time o. devotion TO that
study. are able entirely to compre-
hend. 1t is amusing TO think that the
mind which has dwelt rs yet on little
except nbsndS, laces, silks, and Jewell
ry, will be called on 10 adjudge on 4
point Of constitutional law betw cen
Brougham and Lyndhurst, or Melbourn
and Peel. The truth is, her agency is
but little more than nominal, and Il so
with any and every weak monarchy on
the British throne. Miss Victoria will
perform about the same part in the
grand drama OF British politics, that
the little boy does in state TRIALS Of a
capital nature; she will draw the Jury
and set the lawyers to talking, and
then go out TO play. One essential
difference between them is, however.
that If she does not like her men she
can draw others. What fair chance
she stands to be a spoiled child A
Queen baby in the hands Of her mama,
at the head Of 300 millions Of people,
and they, too, boasiing Of superior in
telligence! What satire on Govern
ments Well, il we do sometimes
get fools and magiclans for our PIesi-
dents, we should put up with il after
this. We are certain to get grown men
Tor our rulers at least.
IN c. Watektnan
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
NO. 81.
From rae UiaoAsIifr RsBuslisaa.
SPRING WHEAT

We do not rccollect 60 have seen
any account Of the recent experiments
with Italian or Spring Wheat. which
has succeeded 50 well as ths, Of Mr..
David Holllngsworth, ia this ncighbot-
hood. This gentleman sowed early in
the Spring about sepsa- siRAihs Of a bush
elm about an acre OF ground, which
produced fpeHty or t,0snfy- FIRE bushels
OF handsome, vel. filled gram, weigh
ing from sixty 10 sINty-twO pounds To
the bushel, this being about the weight
oil the seed. The ground used was
rocky and very badly prepared 90 much
50 that Mr.. IL. as almost deferred
rom sowlng-Iudeed had he obtained
ten or twelve bushels. the experimer,
would have succeeded beyond his ex-
Pec;ationS. so unlavorable were he
circumstances under which the seed
were committed 20 the ground.
fhe result Of thIs experiment also
proves that the Sprung Wheat Is not 50
apt To be affected ~ rust n the COM
mon-for while the wheat IA the same
and adjoining fields was somewhat
olghted, this was not al all injured.
although the ground was lower. tho
straw preserving rs beautiful yellow
colour.
IL has been doubted by many intslli-
gent farmers v bother this kind OF wheat
would branch we'll before coming 90
maturity. THIS has also been decided
iavorabIy: IA the case Of which We
speak sIng'e gram producing from ten
to twelve s;AlAs--4u irT l,iant result.
a thereby murA expense VIII be saved
IA seed
From ,he success which has attend.
ed this and similar experiments. Il can
not be doubted that anew era has
arisen IN the cultivation OF this neces.
sary of lite, from which the gre Attest
advantages are 10 result 20 the farming
interest OF this country. IL has been
the custom Of our farmers, when their
winter grain failed, 10 re- plough their
fields IN tine Spring and plant oats, sc.
Now, shoul4it fail, they can make use
Of the Spring Wheat with as reasona-
Die hope q raising good crop Of
wheat as Of any other gTain-indeed,
We shall not be sutpgi ed If 1t is made
to suPersede, in i c:eat measure. the
oat crop i, requiring no more labor.
Farmer. who may wish 10 procure
seed can Do 50 by an early application
20 +. +. Roberts, Esq. editor Of tie
Farmer and Gardener. Baltimore, who
has been appointed aseH, for the sale
OF above 40 barrels II Will be
olean.ed With great care, put up an
ugh, barrels, and sold ia ,ois of one or
more barrels, at S,3 30 per bushel, each
barrel containing about three bushels
and half. From our knowledge Of
the ability OF Mr. Robert, of Judging
IA matters .: thls kind. We will state
that any person wishing 60 purchase
seed wheat Hsy depend upon rs quail
,ty bciog prcci ely h., >, y stated by
him 10 -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

Rise early, was an injunction made
by DR.. franklin. aud he never ADVISED
us TO our injury. An hour in the
morning is an hour at night. and no
expense is iRcurred for candles. As
IT respects health, man may safely
calculate 10 live ten years longer, for
rising betimes, and the effect upon the
beauty Is equally great The bloom
given TO The cheek Of lady by the
fresh and pure sir Of ihe morning. is a
bloom that will not fade away every
time she washes her face; and the
flashes which her eyes will catch from
the rising sun, will outshine all the light
that can be caught from the midnight
chandeliers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

Wagon Making az Bolivar

I'VE , s:s:s:'t': .. sWE7 49,
his shop in Bolivar. Et3 ~ @&3
short distsscs east Of tSkarkh
DIR. Haydeas, to execute work IN bis line,
10 the most psOnpt and faithful nsnner.-
Having good materials and competent work.
men, he feels eoahdsnt be ean please those
uho may favor him with their custom
"Try him, aud let HE work speak foI
itsslE JOHN 5. HoCKENSMITH.
Bolivar, Aug. "a IS37-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

DRN KNIVES. Fs,asRnisd wrioE nnA
Letter YspeF. Wsfer stsaaps, seals for IL
ales wiih ussfios sud devices ~ ArA, ateri
Pena, saperiof oailis. Fishine liass 80 HooAs,
ktseins sviFela, - fiests, Prfuessioa csps.
aqssrd's Chlogiae 8eap, issl reaeteed a
oTAATE ~ tljes 8TonE-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
Trust S.ALE
South-RoliVar Property

NNY virtue Of deed Of trust. executed to
kD the subscriber By Joseph L. Russell,
bearing date on the I'd day of January, 1895,
and duly recorded In the Clerks Office OF the
County Court Of Jefferson. conveying Ger.
tsio property therein mentioned, for the
benefit, &c, Of J. Hopk ms - Brothers.
shall proceed to sell, 81 public auction, TO
tie highest bidder, for cash, o. SsisrdSy The
l6th Ssy Of nsrG msniA (SsptsmbsV,) before the
door Of FiIGsimmons' Hotel, tIArpeFs-Fsrry,
JGot volaoGGe gtc,,c 6DwcfR,nq
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
MAJoR JACK DOWNING.

Attention, ell creation -syes rixht,-fae.
froot Major Downing, just returped from
foreign parts, Addresses you on .xrsat and
weighty uaaitsr.s" The ''big guns" Of biddIe
Hamilton. Adsns, and Tsllmadge, spd othsr,
having been discharged, il Is now OF high inn.
Portanee TO know what the illustrious Ma ior
has TO say.
The Major promises 10 his next 10 take I'm
the subject Of the currency. and TO 70 10 work
IN earnest 10 do his best toward putting thing,
IN order again. la ono Of his conversation.
the other day, IL Is reported that he said there
was but QUO A0nsH political party in this or
any other country, and that he would 10 good
iim: demonsirate this. Nous revsas, the
Major now can psriey-re~ French We dare
say, having returned from his travels In To-
reign partly Y. Eryrs.,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
AWD eroRU RoUsu,

With the Lot Of Ground sppurtenSst,-
situated in South Bolivar, SSjoipins the lots
Of Hsrringtoo's heirs. Johnson Garrett, sc.
and now occupied By George Kooses.
Sale 10 take plses 81 ~ o'clock. ~.
ANDREW HUNTER. TSustss.
Au0 % I6l1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

THE LARGEST SBIP.--It Is ssid that
the largest IN the world is the Nah.
mould. The Turks have her now ia
actual service Her buhhen is 1884
tons, nearly 1000 more than the Penn.
tylvanis. This Levisihan i 223 feet
on the lower gun deck. 81 feet 8 niche,
IN extreme breadth. 30 feet deep from
the base lioe. 7 feet q inches, s feet,
7 6. Z g, end 7 feet between the differ.
ent decks. 26 feet ! inches draft for.
ward, and ~ feet o inches at
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

II - stated in the Philldelpbi, Sen.
linsl that from The suspension oi spe
cie payments OPP 20 the hf', ot the PIE.
sent month, The loans of the Bsnks 81
Philadelphia have been d'n inishcd
81 900. 900, and their circulation dc.
creased about I 100000 dollars
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

The Mobile Advertiser states that
MUNfER, Who attempted 20 assasuBs,e
The King Of France. aTused o, Pensa-
cola on the 10th, IL the French brig o.
var Ia PerOuse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

PFsntiee says that bic Neco0nis from
The ssst q war are up 70 tbe I'D uli.
he most impor,ant being that The U.
stsiss army bed seen . Eayge Indsen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

Caution 10 tie Ladiss.-Tbe Obi.
esgo Democrat advises Ladies fIom the
East. who are on q visit TO that place.
no, 70 take up with the fret offer. Il
will. il says. be for their advantage 70
look round a little, after their arrival,
before they make any engagements.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

.Ns,s- York Caaai ToHs.--The tolls
collected up 70 the close Of The second
week 10 August, amount 20 500 yJs.
The quantity Of four ard v heat brought
over tbs Ens Canal. foF the same pc
rod, il 81 fellows, Barrels aouF 2i- .O37
bushels Uksei. -. t77.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

The Geek CbuFch date lhe CFss-
ton b00s years B. C., and begin lhe
yesr q Mapeh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

An IFishman having accidentally
broken = pane of glass in . window Of
house Ia Queen street, was making
the best Of his cay 10 get out Of sight
ss well ~ out 81 mind. but unfortunate
~ fog Pat, The proprietor stole q march
on him. add having seized bin by The
collar, exclaimed "You broke my
window fellow. did you not :" "To
be sure. dad" says Pat, and didn'l
you see noe roaming homs fog money
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