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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03
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The Enquirer evinces little spirit IN defence
ofits friend Mr.. Stevenson whose efforts to coun-
fcracl the mschievous tendency OF Richard Rush's
conduct III London, relative to the financial credit Of
,ls country, recently excited the wrath OF the Globe
and provoked the application Mr.. :. Of some Of
those contulneous epthcts in which that journal
sodelights to indulge towards its opponents But
the Enquirer injudicousy steps beyond its pro-
.nce OF resentlng the ,libera assault of the
Globe, by attempting defence of Mr.. Steven
SON upon grounds entirely incompatible with the
honor GIFTS friend. 1t quotes a lctcrof Mr.. Ste
rrn,on, dated in November last. which contains
Ibis sentence :" We have lust heard that Penn
.sl'ana has gone FOR the Republicans, ard the
Wings are down. VIII tie Bank not 60 - hork
mat" says the Enquirer. Why Does the En-
qulrer intend to assert that mere enquiry whether
the Bank charter would Tot BIZ repealed by the Dial
las and Rush party is equivalent assertion that
II should be repealed II means this and If this
be rca, Mr.. Steycnson's opinion. what are We 10 say
ii his ,eraci', and his candor If be agree with
HAe chaner-breakers in sentiment how viii h" justify
omscli to those foreign bankers and capitalists whose
apphcnsions for the safety OF Their funds invested in
tins country naturally excited by the course Of G.
fftS III lsennSyVanla. were l!tTtd by his rrpSeScn
tailons Does the Enquirer wlsh to present Mr..
Stevenson TO the public in tie uucnviabe attitude of
adouhe-tonged dlplomatlst, holiing set OF OPT
MONS to the the London BARRIERS and another SET to
his home correspondents Such IS unquestionabl,
the attitude in which Mr. teycnson's letter places
NM il his enquirY be indicative, Mr.. Richie
seems to suppose, of his opHion. But we do not
tertan so bad an opinion of MI. 5. a. the EnqurrrS
version Of his letter would justly. And We hope.
that, as he had honesty enough 10 ayow his senti-
uens, he will have lie frmneNs TO adhere to them.
be the consequences what they may-even if he be
recalled from his mission by " the party" who pre-
tending to be The champions of freedom of opinion,
require the most scr,c Obedience, in all things OF
those WHO pariahe of the spos. Mr.. Van Buren,
cannot disgrace" Mr. Stevenson. tic Enquirer
Snpposes, by recalling him for such act The
disgrace" would be visited upon himself and his
coadyutors in the work Of pro- cription for opinion
sake. So far from being dlSeraced, Mr.. Stevenson
WOULD occupy higher position than e'er-as a man
who preferred private station, with the right the
free expression Of his sentiments, to foreign mission
pnrchaseiby the abcct surrender of that right
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03
VIEW Obs.
.BA1ks;S a., gkDgezE,gs.
HsAS Just e,cvcdal his NEW CASH STORE
n large portion OF his
STRING. AND ~ EYEps GOODS

n large portion OF his
STRlNG AND 81 MINER GOODS.
The following comprises part ol the assortment
Blue black, invisible, green and ONiori mixed
Cloths,
Blue black nab aud fancy eolorcd Cas>nnetcs,
Summer tioths, PLAN, twea and diagonal.
Black Hastings, very hnc
Eunincls, various coors,
super Neshugs, hish Ltrcn..
Linen Cambrc Raudkcrchels, yer, chelp
Painted Musltus, (some spIcnd,d)
tolorod Sllhs, ttaruus culors.) superior
Black Mateoua l.nsrlnr SINGLE and douhl, width.
French worked tapes and Golars,
Ladies Fancy silk and Gau4c Ilandhcrehci,,
hcntlrmcnS superior English Sllk Ito,
And Company Baudana, do
Black SIX NeIset e. superior artirlf.)
t'fass l.nen, (ntw ,fiielr)
Fine Iifewn Linen,
White and Colorcd Dillugs,
good assortment oi Domestic Goods, ohrtc aud
eolurel.
Gnghama, solid, checked aud striped,
Ladies' aad Misses kid Go,cs, (supcuor1
10 twisted SILK, do, tue" arleic,)
10 white aud black silk do
Ladies' black and white SILK Hose, PLAN and ribbed
Do black, white aud fancy Cotton do.
DO silk and Cotton Socks,
Mnhar Caps assorted colors,
talcocs good assortment,
Furniture do, splendid pattern PLAN, figured and
striped.
SWISS Nusllus,
PLAIN aud Figured Bobbiuct do
Checked and striped do,
Jackone and i}ook do
Gcnlcmcus Buck and Beaver Gloves,
DO Sill aud Cotton,
Laces and Edglngs,
Footing, Blond and Rnblntt,
Ribbons, Bclt, Bonnet and cap.
Together with great variety Of other ntloies, an,
shall receive IN tcW daNs the residue ol N,
SPRING SUPPLY. Which viii make IN, assert
mrnt very complete feel confident that | shall
meet fully Interpretations Of AL who NAY wish {,
bay Goods cheap. Please call & eN,une my a,sor
neut before pu,ohasue.
Aprl , /,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03

RETORT COURTEOUS.-Last Monday, al
place between n. H. Claiborne and A. Stuart, Esqrs.
Inc rya candidatee for Congress in that district
M Stuart in the cant of his party, talked loud and
long about I" the democracy' of which he boosted
himself constituent part. In reply, Mr. Claiborne
questioned the proprety of giving this appellaton
10 parties in this country, inasmuch as our go
'efnment does not claim to be democracy, and,
IRON the nature ofthe case, it is impossible that 1t
can be- Mr.. Stuart interrupted him, by the remark,
that he did mean TO be understood as contendng
,or pure democracy - Then" (said Mr. Clai-
'o'he') you belong to impure democracy
MT which Mr.. S. felt the more keenly from the OBJ
'o0Sness Of its application to party of which Ben
ION and Kendall are leaders
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03

VI The Georgetown Metropolitan. paper pro-
iessedy neutral in politics, but occasionally speaking
by authority, and evidently aspiring to the honor
ot be ng the echo of the Globe, is ont with attack
upon Mr.. Stevenson. The English mission is want
ed Tor some court fayorte--and Mr.. :. will be n,i-
ted to resign before long, unless he takes hint, and
resigns without an invitation. Blair Il Co. have 81
ven him to understand that the officers fhe govern
ment have no right to avow any opinion except such
as manufactured for them in the Court Jour
nal
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PROPOSALS.,
For pubiSling N Buehanon,a HEEhLl NEH $
PIiER. 10 be caiie3
e hE 4, &c a q III a NJ =
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esa"gse.GF,ruP zY,,uss
Il ~,
sAF"g0sSEsgIeG NEWS.

4 tNii received numerous solicitations from
n tie citizens Of buchanan aud atfon-b ura. the
undersigned proposes, rs soon as sufficient number
oil subscriber, be obtained to justify the rnrrnIle
to commence the publication OF wr"hk Journal IN
buchanan To be called "fhc Buchanan and
PattoHsbars News
The NEWS will take, part. editoriay. III
the political controversies of tie day though it,
columns will be open TO the free and full discussion
OF all questions touching the common good. Il will
other words, be neutral politics, opra 10 all
parlics-iufuenccd By none" In his selections the
undersigned will transfer to ms columns such poi-
cal items only rs are OF Gcner0i interest, and are
Invested OF a pdricdR character.
It shall be the principal design OF the NEW :, =
as the title imports, To disseminate general infc-
gcncc among readers promptly and as accurate
" as possible, and to promote as far practicable,
the interest, OF the community among which 1t is
proposed to locate it. The undersigned deems ii
unnecessary to be particularly minute in relation 10
the future course and character OF MS contemplated
publication. Suffice IT to say, that Agriculture,
Commerce, Internal Improvements, General IntcIIi-
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nlshed with department III the NrWs," and thar
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teresting and improving.
The undersigned has practical knowledge Of his
profession, acquired by attention, during afcrm
of years IN Richmond; and he feels confident there
fore, OF being able to give satisfaction to those who
may extend to him their support.
o. The =" NEWS" will be printed on super
royal sheet at the low price of SO per annum
SAMUEL VI. SELDEN
March 80 Is
TIE NEXT ALEXANDRIA DRAWING,
For he bcneH oftbc torn Of IIheehngt
CLASS, No ,, for 1897,
DyNyS .S0iUr3nU 1SJ jD,H DfIf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03
OEsEGA AFR ".

Departed tins life, the morning of the 2Gth March, at hi,
residence in Bedford county Ar. FRANCIs BOARD in the cd
year OF his The writer of this humble tribute of respect
has long known the deceased and those who best
but appreciate his WORTH His demise has
breach in the circle in which he owed, hc will long be felt
and not easily repaired As ntighbor he kind cara-
bic and cClprocalas companion his character best de-
Scloped by the ind signs with which his disconsolae
"Iic has consigned him To the tombas parent he
der, arCtlOnatr and conScienuusts MASTER he hui
and reasonable But he gone, and the place which
has heretofore known HIM, shall know hm forever
Let rs learn by the death of this amiablc the
by which hold earthly existence, together with
| mpornl cnnIinrfs and cnioN ncnfs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03

w The Alexandra Gazette states that poll will
oPehedn Westmoreland county, for the purpose
- 'A'hs the sense of the voters upon the subject OF
'' recent change in the time of holding the elections
VI virginia 1t would be well to adopt a similar
,p"'Se IN every county in the State, as guide to
tue next Legislature, either in adhcring TO the new
r'""' of resumng the old and notice the fact
the subject.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03
k'g DIG EsE.

ToRAtCoNISf was pot by The celtblatcd Stll=
Ron and RACE Horse Gohanna, (Nho was sold Last
tall, l. months, ut $1,000. cash, Al Nj. Bots sale
OF FLOODED Stork,) his dam \ anlcc mad b, the un=
rnaed racer Ball. flo,lzel, ~ dam VIM. Il. John
sons celebrated mare Bay Mara,hs Bas Yankee, Ma
~ gained gren celebrity b, beating Old Dntoe aud
Sn Aired, II 20 mile iacr) . II dam Green's Old
trl'r marc, by trei the best ION nl imported ia
ntsD : : - dandy Partner, eRgr dam by Apollo,
- 3 Z q dam 10y Imported Valiant, Z Il = 9 81
dan BY imported lauus.g = 60 Z er dam h>
imported Join Roger Ae. Ne Thus 1t Is seen
That lobaceonls mol onls traces 10 the puicsi breed,
but TO the most distinguished horses al the oldcn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03

u Il Is Slated by tho Ba,toazetIe tia, III,
.ra' ''T"is.s eNail very triumphant he late vote
=, 81, ,"e Legislature of that STAIR anlne the rich,
VI congress 10 abolish slavery m tpistictofr,.
h,.,.l ~ ''>sff'l"g the right oeliton in the
,, '''' an" unqualified sense clan by the asoi-
n u The vote was nearly una,oos ,n5scd
.r,' '''' '''@''e states that at J, srtcn-ciehths
."' ,''n,'ef' OF the Northumberland are
,,'''' Il with the pestent heresy rhoread Of ,hicb
threatens such serious conseononc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03
REVIEW
or TfsE T. k.,'SssH axe. .H.sEs ,. g. 7,
corrected by Richard TyreC,
COnNISSfON NERfHlNV.

Ihe quantity OF Tobacco coming IN is still very
small, and prices for all descriptions, leNcopt maui
acunng) very low. Fine manufacturers would meet
ready sale 1t good prices. Letters 10 the s1d ot
March from London, have been received here thes
describe the Tobacco market being pery dull, pm
ccs low and tending downward. Cotton had also de
clmed from Il to lAi per ID and holders aaxsaGs 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03
Y 6, IA a & : MS g.

: !: ::5 f: !: '. T.: +:
tadm. tl'e Isl el Jai,. f'e IS a5~ ~ hs s'ar1 ls
fill he'ith md N.or 30l CD be seen be any ane a.
fhe proprietor az n&ou# 10 chow thu sreal in
rrov"Weai IA hl# sl4e aad condition, "a vi hm
,eri,.rt l#lltl9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03

IT, = At the Inauguration Dinner in Washington
ON the ifh Of March, Bealou was toasted as next
President and Kendall as his Nec,--by whom does
the reader suppose Why, by Samuel Goldman,
the pcrjured villain who ready to swear away
Gov. PomaeXter's reputation and life, as the nsti-
gator of the mailman Lawrence in his attempt
To assa>'inate Cen Jackson Verify the nonli-
nrrs and the nomnator worthy Of each other
Binds of a feather ,cW flock together.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03

W 1t will be seen, by an extract in another part
' this paper that the charter breakers have sustain
81 signal defeat in the Legislature of Pennsylva-
mia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03

W The Legislature of New Jersey has passed a
",oy large malorities in both Houses giving To
''s""e slaves the sh, of trial nv jury.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03
aeEEsOE.N.f.l.

ToBACtoNlSf has run IN all nineteen races, AT
l, ., ), and mile heats he has lost several. it /.
true, by stopping and kicking up. which wal always
attributed either Ia the then diseased state of hlA
iect, OF bad management when ia training He has
won Al all distances and always on the most fshloua
bio conlscs hcAlmn hnlArA of Ienulnlln
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03
EsHi NepVAAI.

rE'lIE subscribers take this method of informing
1 their old customers. and the public generally
that they have removed their stock OF
DRK GOODS, GEs9CERlES, &C.
into their Shoe and Hat Room, where they will be
pleased 10 furnish their customers as usual. They
intend keeping on hand general assortment OF Shoes.
Hats and Caps, as heretofore.
DINKLE & RCMBOUGH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03
eroscgica - Auction.

s'roscgic3 - Auction.
n M subScrioer, having determined IA lsson-
n 'lnee lbs present business, VIII proceed. eu
Monday next nj 10 O'Clock, \. NJ 10 sell IT public
auction the whole OF his stock Of GROCERIES,.
Terms, cash. JEREMIAH MURPHY.
o. sale to BE conducted Nv Charle, Phelps.
huctiuneef.
Aprl3 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03
HEEs.EAG 0QrT ATGOsT.

EEANING been,n very delicate health for several
y mouths, and beng dcsiIous Of removing to n
more southern climate ior s restoration, have do
tcrmincd 10 sell onr immediately, IN, whole stock OF
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. HARDWARE,
CUTLERY. SHOES. HATS. &c. &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03

- he Norfolk people are ,mplctcy over
J','a At Inc passage of the Bank BIZ We hope the
o'' hofoush may realize from it / the advantages
thai She anticipates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03

XINGINIA At rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cut Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Bedford
county, the 9Th day OF February, 1887
George Slothowcr, Plaintiff.
against
LLOYD Dorsey james Caupbell partners, trading under
the finn o Llod Dorsey y Co. Gusavus A. Wingheld John
A. BARTON Samuel Garland s. Maurice Ii. Garland part
ners under the firm Of = n VI. H. Garland, Defendants,
IN FHANCERY.
The Defendants Lloyd Dorsey and James Campbell not
having entered their appearance and given security according
to the Act of Assembly and the rules of this court and
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they not ihsbiants
OF tins commonwealth 1t Is ordered That they do appear
here the first day of the aud the Plaintiffs
bl and that this order be inserted newspaper publish
cd in Lynchbur for months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at
the front door OF the courthouse Of this county,
day Ccpy-Teste,
JOS. WILSON, cts,
February - vem
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03
~

I. s. Just received a few boxes SHOES and
BOOTS, and will be constantly receiving HATS Of
the latest style from their Mandatory also from
the most celebrated Northern Factories, and will be
sold low. ID. * X.
March Ii w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03

{ = The Charleston Courier suggests that tic
political ncsei, The Paru.an Leader" which
Pnrporls to have been written by Edward William
sidney, of ngina, fictitious parsonage is ycr,
probably the production of Edward William Johnston.
fsilion by b'Ith, formerly Editor ofthc Column
blt Telescope, and lately Librarian oftlc South Ca
ro!ma foIIrg". Mr. Johnston ha> been PREVIOUSLY
an adveutufer IL Ire field af fctioa as the author of
3" The Memoirs Ct Nullilycr"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03

COL. ROBERT COON
T,AkE NOTICE, that OF the 25th day of MAY
next. at the Tavern House of John +. Hut>on.
at Pittsvlvania Courthouse, shall proceed to take
the dcpositons Of James Adams and others, TO be
read as evidence in a suit depending in the Circuit
eunerlor Court of Law and hanccry. for the coun-
~ of pittsyvana. in which lam complainant and You
and others are defendants and should the dispositions
no, be completed on that day. they will be continued
from, day TO day till they ar. completed.
ISAAC BATES.
Apr2 "aw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03

0 = 1t will be seen that the House of DELEGATES
has PASSED the bill making an appropriation 10 the
Lynchburg and Tennessee Rail Road
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03

..srTUER,s PATENT sERPENTENE ACGTR.
vyTE have lust received fresh supply OF the a
w hove article. embracing all sizes, for Mill
Wrights Bridge Buders&c
MILLER < ROY ALL.
March l. ."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03

II Pos Master General issued pore.
,''> iaf 1'frt'ns an Express Mail IA washington
IA G.ntmuas.. ~ w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03

Il zen JACKSON reached Cincinnati on tle sh
ana Aeui-'4Ile on the l9ih uli Iicwas expected III
Nashville ON the 23 or eth, where s,eat prepare
tio'a were mah'ns ior ms reception. His health is
sad 10 be quite niim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03

o. Ga the 2oth uIt. the President presented to
Col. George croshan, the young hero OF San,usky,
the Gold NedalNoted to HIM b, Congress, in lestino-
ny oi the high sense entertained by that bod, of his
gallant conduct in the defence Of that Fort AGAINST
greatly superior numbers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03
tcr Spring 0Rd !yssD4Hsfg goods.
2faEsS1T ARRIVAL.
.s0aE1 =. R'gstgsS

\ 4 ~ tho pleasure ofnaonns hs l.i,,d. ami t5e
A public srnrrtiy, rha Ne - NOW iaceniug his
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-09-27
OFFICE OF INTERNAL I'M.

" PROVEMENT, Detroit, September .,
1887. Notice is hereby given that meeting OF
the board of Commissioners of Internal I'm
provement, will be held on the days herein
designated, on the proposed routes of tho south
crn, central and northern Railroads, for the
purpose of giving all persons who may appear
before them, opportunity to be heard relative
to the location Of the said routes and tho several
points through which they may pass
On the central Railroad, at Kalamazoo, in the
county of Kalamazoo, on Monday, the I'd day OF
October next, at o'clock, A. M.
On the southern Railroad, at Joncsvillo, in the
county Of HILLSIDE 10, on Monday, the 9th day of
October next, at o'clock, A. M.
On tho northern Railroad at the village of
Flint River, in the county of Genesee, on Tues
day, the 18th day Of October next, at O'Clock,
A. M. at which time and place the Commits
sioners will also decide upon the practicability OF
constructing canal to unite the waters Of tho
Saginaw with the navigable waters OF the Grand
or Maple rivers. BY order of the Board.
j. BURDICK, Pres. Board In. lmpt.
Detroit. Sent. 9. 1887. 4w6s
NJ The Morning Post, Detroit Advertiser
Monroe Times, Tecumseh Democrat, Adrian
Watch Tower, Constantine Republican, Miles
Gazette, ST. Joseph Herald, Kalamazoo Gazette
Calhoun County Patriot, Marshall Times, Gran,
River Times, Jacksonburgh Republican, Mich
gan Argus, State Journal, st. Clair Republican
Pontiac Balance, Huron Observer, Coldwatc
Observer, and the Saginaw Journal, are request
el 20 publish tho above four weeks
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-09-27
NAV STOLE q NEW GOODS.

N The subscriber would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has taken the
store lately occupied by Allen Goodridge, on
Washington street, where he is now receiving
good assortment ofmost all kinds ofgoods, which
he is willing to part with for chash, or on short
credit, as cheap as they can be had in west Michi
gan. The following are some of the principal
articles viz.-Broad cloths, cassimeres, satinets,
Kentucky jean, French and English merinoes,
circassians, London and French prints, ging-
hams, Irish linen, Shooting, shifting, ticking,
check, bagging, moleskins, fustians, and large
assortment of ready made clothing. GROCERIES
Sugar, coffee, tea tobacco, snuff, raisins, rum,
brandy, gin, wiskey, port and Madeira Wines
A good assortment of hardware; also of crocke-
ry and glass ware. Boots and shoes, together
with most every other article usually found in
country store. ALBERT ANDRUS.
Constantine Sept 90, 1887. 65tf
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-09-27
vNO THE PUIBLC.-Tho proprietor

w PiOpfiCtof
n. Of the DEMocRATIc FREE Pass, respect
fully inform their friends and the public, thai
they will hereafter publish the same DAILY and
WEEKLY. With the desire of making the Free
Press worthy Of the favor and patronage which
il enjoys, the proprietors have been ut great ex.
pense 10 obtain new and excellent material and
stock for their establishment, and they flaiter
themselves that they will hereafter issue their
respective publications in a manner that will
give general satisfaction to their patrons.
The DAILY FREE PRBss, will be published
every morning, Sundays excepted, on large
imperial sheet of the best quality, and will con.
tain the latest foreign and domestic intelligence
of the day.-Ierms, eight dollars per annunu,
payable every sac months.
The WEEKLY FREE Pass, will be published
every Wednesday morning, on large elephant
sheet Of the finest quality, and will contain the
same matter published in the Daily and Semi
Weekly papors.-Terms, three dollars, in adj
Uance.
AT the late session of the legislature the Editor
of tho Free Press was appointed State Printer,
and the Free Press consequently made the State
Paper of Michigan. The earliest information of
domestic official character will therefore be
found in its columns. During the session Of the
Legislature competent reporters will be employ
ell in each House, and a correct daily report of
the proceedings and Debates published. The
laws of State are to DO published in it forthwith
upon their passage, and they are made legal evil
dence in its columns for six months after tho
close of the session at which they may be passed.
The proprietors are also publishers of the laws
ofthe United States, and every subscriber there
fore who is careful enough to preserve his files
will have by him. not only the proceedings and
discussions of the Legislature, but also the laws
of the State and the United States complete in
either the Daily or Weekly sheet.
Each paper will be mailed regularly to coun-
try subscribers, on the morning of publication
and forwarded by the earliest mails.
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