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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-10

Total amt in N y. * PToeklyn 3g4,6S7 s,As2,2si
Since this statement made the drafts ofsci and Of
have dmnabed the and the Other probably
ia disparity In therefore state Of
the banks in connection wi the ds by T. States
Bank and the Of southern exchange very
general csrtameRt Of discounts few
Indeed learn that this cutament began yesterday with such
banks Is received ofcrags.
In addition TO these influences the money market we have
scened Of the Custom House that the imports OF British and
French alone will be greatly over those year
At this IS regular dhasing their
besides transient ships2i ALL These Of
goods very cabins Last year. the month Of January
oopackaxes OF dry goods passed the Houseths wear
du The period the Hube packages showing
pc. that class Of Imports This increase
cforcign have
nnished Possibly however, there be dmnuiios the
ports IN Baltimore, they have vessel dschagng foreign
goods and in Philadelphia they have strong hopes wing
day In, when, Tell
The unquestionabe OF mpeat foreign consig
men tho returns of United states Bank stock the late calls
for tn, nd the general al
certainly give rat.s hectic coIorug the money market
produce currents and counter which
sny taking place aoundus We yet OF the
woods.
recommend aiicnss OF our southern and western
mercantile ade the coprnerhp MT ice OF snow in
this days advertising columns.
Prices Of stocks a, the New York Exchange, Feb
Y, s, Bank, ii7i, ~, isI 49, Southern T. Co. IS.
Bank of America ia5. Farmers r. Co. los. ST.
Ss%mscsi bank iss sIots~I r. "a SOL 90, Sc. ~
Bank - ofN. III, io.. Harlem X. ~, "a,
Nlcksbmg Bank. %. Bost a. Prov. sb,5.
Nlor1s Canal CO. sa,s stonis giou r. X. sai an.
Kentucky Bank, 81. Utica r. X. 100
N o. City Bark, los, Long Island X. r. 81 seA. 90.
Am. r. 60. a. ., 100, os,. Canton Co. "a.
riic,s Of Stocks mt Philadelplpa, Feb 2.
states i've cent sis, ssi Bark ofkestrcky Co. ISIS
y; ;. Bank ilss Union Beuk II Tes. los.
s s%ns BANS s. HI s s sSn s., Ten lo
kenuaky Bank, 80.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-10

II WHAT'S the reason that the Astor House 10 al
ways in stew Nota week passes in which Boyden,
Or his waters, or his porters, or his cooks or his
boarders, not brought up to the police Office or
Court of Sessions, to for their conduct There
must be some evil influence in the atmosphere Of the
Astor House.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-10

ar THH GREAT MErRoPoLIs- and bcautfl ed
49,, AZ this highly popular work. Just sued By THEODORE
POTTER Of Broadway and Pine street u contains ell
that 1, comprised the L,nson edition. with the addition Of
r,s,us notes bcastluly printed and sold for four snes
ispesee The price subscribers three shhsss and sir
uv ~
M SECOND ANNUAL DUMFUDGEoN BALL, stTarmany
TIall. Fr day, Feb 10Th =. X. Jr Gen
az Mn. BRrsrow--Let all bad writers look at n"
advertisement. "
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-10

~ Do you want mess Of beautiful split peas
fresh from London? Call at Thorburn's, ii Johl
street.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-10

Faon ALBAsY.-Silas Wright is reelected Senator.
The Legislature is still busy with "m2ch ado about
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-10

II Major Noah continues 10 humbug the people
with the idea that General Jackson is the of the
high prices cf -four and provisions He had better
study his lecture for next week. showing that the In
dams are the "remnant of Israel"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
ELECTIONS.
GEORGIA,

"The cry is. siiil they come 90 The Aurp,.
Ia Chronicle and Sentinel, Of Monday week
announces the certain election Of the wbir
Candidate for Governor Of Georgia. II saws:
The counties arc now all heard from bu,
Baker and Ware, aid according TO our cal
culaiion Mr.. Gilmers maj ,ri,y is 1900 vote.
Those two counties will give a majority Of
about 300 votes for SchIey, thus making MIR.
Ghmers hual ajority about 900 votes. The
exact majority cannot OF course be ascertain.
cd until the meeting of the Legislature.
Suffice il to say that Geo r. Gilmer /, elect.
cd Governor Of Georgia for the mex, t.,
years"
The wings Of Savannah are making ar.
rangements for grand celebration of their
triumph IN the election Of Gov. GlLMEu.
The Calais (Me.) Gazette gives the follow
ing as the state Of parties in the two House,
OF the Legislature Of that State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
sMOOT & SMITH,

We have 30 disposi,on 70 odd comment upon
tie sJorc. The iutclligcnt reader cannot fs,l 20
drss correct conclusions. sud sss,ga the proper
svsrd
Il viil BE- perceived from the Last letter tbst
re have breo challenged 60 mako 81 ''.p,,c.l'
"fs he 6sid" We muH ''deeiine." fos usut
d "eOuugc." We srr afraid of ,I,em. Tht,
hssss mole u ssrfsre - pesulisr 70 i,ca.,el.e
'hs, Person' vho hs,e 10y regard zoe dessnsy
dsfe not rneouu,sT ,hem. Weksse ti,en, sloue
10 'hsir giory soiitsry snd sio,,c 70 Keep ti.sis
ball 90 u1iiou." We once osnsd 81 honest
bound, sho you'd ,nssrisbly sso,u % su.sk .
certain SPECIES u game. ~ ds sppros,h. De-
would prueipitsisiy rstrrst. - " d,.,hlJ pss-
thence vere approaching hius. Tie tang, b.
hsd seHss enough 10 know 49, uuciiy saft 10
BE- 'Touehsd, t4.t,d. 80 i,asdied." he never
f.ilsd 90 luaifrs - ia-ssai -i.se dfesd q COM
iuE 10 eoslsst ~iih a. Although h. bel pow
sTfal soassh--iiss stomach q dog--sad so
asvsr uasiiilsE for sO.hid " srsalc snl,
e,sry oshoF t~ssriptioa q rsaas. yei tis ops ps-
euler ruisusl vss is,ls 100 shsaF for his as-
sassi, poseriul % = go Noe, - b uss iii,
,his obesiisn, dos, jisi % ii It sith oet humble
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
sMOoT 4 SMITH.
CnlrlF.Torv. 0rt ~ Isl1

IHiRIFfT0FN, Oct %. 1881
10 ~ Ld.iors # ~ tIrgiais RsptbEean.
To our nOts - lbs morning, We have this
evening received your reply
We pass by Jour sbuse. silence l. The only
resPonse We can give % impertinenes ADD
vuigoriy. We should scorn 10 take any no.
lice vhaiever Of your scurri.iiy. uers ID con.
hoed ~ this Community sloue be, ,o,ir f.ul
aHd malicious insiuusgions arr eaieulstsd (as
hey we're inlended) 10 creaie faiss impres-
sions pbroad -snd there may be soms ansne,,
Jour sistsnt readers, who have ~ 20 learn
your tru0 ehsFsetsra
AZ fof TIE charges" (whsisver thew nav
b. We VII pot "sithdrsw'' them. for vs
kuov Ne truth q 81 ss have v,al. ed are
prepared 70 exhiba r. Your 0Wn defence, 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
THE '"LOCO FOCO PARTY =

The ovigin Of this party appellation
- amusing enough. When, some
three OF four years ago, the yoke Of
the Regency in the city Of New York
became intolerabIe. a division Of the
party determined 10 assert their rights
They repaired 10 Tammany ilall each
man provided Wiih his tsllow candle
and loco foeO match The Regency,
as usual. occupied The fret places 81
the meeting. aud having passed their
cut and dried resolutions and appointed
their own committees, proceeded 10
adjourn the meeting by putting out the
lights. Instantly the loco foco's we're
produced, the isllow candles in Blaze
the Regency aristooraey hustled out
Of the Hall, aud the "feli bats, pro-
ceeded 10 business and maaaged things
"a their own way. From this time the
name Of Loco Focos was assumed.
Aieraadria Gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26

1t is thought that Senator Roane has
not exactly redeemed his pledge of
holding the nail. while his colleague
drives it," Did he find his fingers in
danger from the blows of the Little
ExPunger' Or did he break his promise
because the nail was not pu, exactly in
the right place,
But are not the Democracy bound
TO instruct one Of our Senators? Both
cannot be right-and we learn, that
notwithstanding the affected liberali,y
OF some Of the party, very bitter feel.
ings exist against those who have had
the audacity 10 differ with the Execu-
iive.-Riehmond HAig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26

The Portland Times, ia speaking OF
a man being robbed olive hundred dol.
lars, asks " Whist business hes q gentle
man with ave hundred dollars in these
timed We should like TO see the man
that could rob us Of Eve hundred dol
lars al aHg time.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26

To Mechanics In Grand Gulf
{ Miss. from fifty 10 one hundred bn,k
layers are wanted; consequently, c,.
peniers and laborcrs can find eupIo,
ment there. The bncklayers noN o.
work receive three dollars and a ia.i
pet day, while those advertised lof
promised immediate and constant rn
ploy. and - course, a similar reru-
nefalion daily. Among the mulitoa'
Of passenger pouring into our C'F
there must be- many mechanics and .s
bOfers. on them such az oppouuB
should not be lost. Grand Gull - rel
resented a. being healthy. and oau b.
readily reached by sttam boat convey
ancc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26

The Van Buren, folks attribute their
defeat in Maine to the immoral charac-
ter of their candidate for governor.
Ills character must be debased indeed
TO have wrought change OF ten thou
sand votes. But how happens it that
the Wings have a majority in the Le-
siIatue: Is tina. also caused by the in
temperate habits OF Mr. Parks!
Fred-'ick Examiner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
EhfO's Of the ia. Free Press.
OrricE or tux Va. RrrrRLiclS,
fr'dsy Morning. OVI. ~. lSJ..

/" nc E'H90's oT fhr Ftcc prrss:
rAsrtI~hS; Your note OF yesterday, quoting
,"'n eApre's'o"' al ours, male ia reply 10
'. FREE fTcss OF lat ~rrk aud r.Iloe ut,..,, ~,
Tor an eAi'lAnston Of the installations cont .i.,
:" sad extracts" which ,ou quote, ~.. ,lu,,
handed TO "s by james Beller L., reply 10 ~ hicL
~e have to s,y. that, until you ,l,sii have salts,
'ss'o'h; explained, on your part, aud withdraw
''use o'"s-'s and pcrssL1i imputatiOns, in sn-
s~er To ~h'oh Ouos-yGu quuiv-~,re mad. ~,
eau make no explanations whatever.
W Ilh respect, 30.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26

The Nsn Buren, party doery bank, Tor i.su.
iog noies 70 ths amount % three OF four lime.
their specie, snd nos the Government issues
Sen millions q notes nOt rcdeemabls wi1l.is a
year. and without dollar 10 base them upon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26

Speaking Of tie sub-rres,ury Bill, the
Frederick Herald says: III ihi, .chem. for
managing the fnaaecs Of the Go,,rnn.,,
e"u'' not DC carried into eject at this se..iop.
shen slr. cam6rsIeng and his eosd i,nor. . ere
30 earnest IN sndcavoring 10 make the part,
Toe The mark there would be little prospect,
NC should hihk. Of carrying il hereafter. when
the elections which have occurred. and are
occurring throughout the country, shall have
concentrated how tired the people arc Of the
whole system Of experiments.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26

The artiul manner in which the de-
Feat of the Administration op the Sub
Treasury bin wss announced in the otIi-.
cal paper. has led some Of our co,em-
poraries, not well v-rsed in the rules
OF proceeding in Congress, into n mis-
conception oi fhe nature OF the vote by
which the House of Representatives
gaNe,,s quieius TO the Treasury scheme.
The Globe states that the bill was "laid
on the table uniI Li- merit session" and
adds that "ihe pos,poning proposition
was carried ~ l20 To lU7:" but the
Globe well knew that the motion was
not to lay the bill on the table until
he next session" aud that no such mo-
non would have been admissible, under
the rules. The motion was simply 10
lay the bill On the table, which was
equivalent 10 r.Jection-inasmuch n.
the bill died with the session, and can.
not be resumed at the next, except by
being originated de moro.
IL IS mistake. therefore, for ans one
to infer, from The language of the Globe.
that the decision OF the House of Re-
representatives. was any thing more or
less than a rejection Of the bill: and the
decision would have been the same
and ITS fate the same. had the question
been put IN any form, although the
votes might have somewhat varied IN
Their relative nunbers.-l Nat. lat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
Editors IF The Free Press.
OTTtcE ~ THE Va REFrHlicav,I
Thursday Morning, OsL -, ~. (

Thursday Morning. Ost. -, ~.
To re EsLi0Ss Of he r. prrts
t'tsT's: To- reply u sonr note of YESTERDAY
movn'ng. - hsse Osiy "a ssy. tl,.i ~ stand D.,
~ 80 sad ~ our paper of lsst wetk. ~ &C l,,,i
l'ad suy doubts boi0re our last letter wouId
hs'e cHiir'ly removed them. We II, cline ~
lprti'er communication Nth you On thc suljr,t
bH Lrffcr, excerpt q b. 10 answer direct ssss.
SONS - ~ feidi shieh ve arr ready IN ansvrr
hnd v yOu srs not drsiitute ~ courage, " you
vii ioTthsith nsuke such 30 appeal
Noufs nc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26

SiaguiaT Coiaeidsncs The Proclamation
% Mr. Vsn Buren,, calling Congress together
wss mech psaissdfo Coz ~ tsrsenss, sbd proprie-
y. (,sys the Albany Daily Adveui,er) tap
PsaFs that Il wss copied r,rb.sis, Il H,raiin
ffoG Mr.. JsGsrson's proclamation for The
ssns purpose IN 1907.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26

10 our last We promised to show ,hi, ws.L
what Congress had and what IL had no, done.
a h'' Of It's acts will he found on the ar.t page.
To the of repeated question, wha, ha. !, done
Tor the relief OF the Pocp,s. il may be replied,
IN the language Of tho Frederick Herald
'>S's'as' They could d,s,ribute the ren,aiui. /,
gold In the Treasury smong themselves. a,
Jar s. rOsI so, Cor At i. .aid that q, did not,
ho'd Out to the end Of the scs.ion, and that Ia
wards The last II was onl, given to particular
ia'or'tes. aud to such As behaved them.el,e,
wen 10 the government They could lev,
loans Tor their s~n relief. they could ~ i,hholJ
The share Of the surplus due To IL. States. L,,,
They could 10 nothing ut all to relieve the
country and the people L.sHrsirs,, they can
provide Tor, but for the people, for the demo-
eraey Of numbers, they can bring no All; a,y
must Pro''ee for themselves
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26

egAsale Of real estate 81 IiaEpers-Fsrry
b Aadrcv Kssoedy ED J. r. DasEhsrts
kt9fs. tommtssionegs, 90 Saturday neat
ey~Aale 81 pertouai pIogsng b. Hurh
Selloaaid, - ShsaaOn-liill. 90 Taesds,
aeAG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
NEW Jersey

The Wings have sweP, New Jersey ike
hurricane, carrying ell before them Their
majority 10 tie Legislature Hill be - on joint
ballet Last year there vas large Van Bu.
zen ajofdv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
OHIO

Glorious TdanPh!-Tbe wings have car
Ticd maj ,rilies 10 both Houses Of the Legis!s-
iure The Columbus Register of Monuay the
l6th ins, ,syG THE returns from all Tie
districts srs not yet FeoeiS ed; but enough i,
known to show that the Wigs viii have .
majority Of =, least FOUR ia The senate. aud
SIX IN the House This will do until Dsxt
October, when the Wings. who we're caught
mapping in q number Of the counties. will bs
fund every man TO bis post Eriag', r,,arn
= ne Sfnais II he Uait,d Stats. is eeriain a,
Jsis' .hieR AID Morris base rse.irsi Bsis 10.
.t-...t... ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26

Grnre Gnd weighiy mqfiersr-To
rob he People of more than nine mil
hoas ef doiLarS!
To issue fen millions of doIlurs in
GorcrAhleAf Shia.piaSieTs!
To pay The eiglii-dollIr a.day Con-
gresham IN god and SRrer. aud the
eIsht-dollar-a-month laborer, or the
lour-dollar a.month revolutionary PEN
sioner, in rags!
To invent Sub-Treasury scheme.
by which the spisS Of Gor,rAmehf will
be stationed all over the land
These are the grave and weighty
ma'iers' TO consider which Mr.. Van
Buren, summoned Congress. Reader
what 10 YOU .hiuk Of thcm'
Ohio Reri,fer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26

80
From hte -NSls York CorrespoHtlenr Of .N;i. hi
Flour is coming down the Hudson
at the rate Of 10000 barrels a day. Pm.
ces are receding. They cannot stand
such an influx.
The New York Times, he morniD-
Conservative Administration paper an.
nounces that 1t will be published no
longer. The falling Off in advertise.
ments, itgives as the reason for di,cop.
tinuance. The Administration now h,.
no large morning paper in this CITY.
The Times has died decorousl, and It's
associates will part with II with pam.
Stocks are rising U. S. Bank Stock
to-day is Is l-S. One Of the mornip,
papers TumoTed from Washington, tha,
the sub-treasury bill would be taken up
IN the House on Monday, which. thus
thus throwing some uncertainty over
the fate OF the oil left the money mar.
ket in some doubt. Every body here
now believes that the scheme is dead.
and forever dead. Its ghos; will do 10
humbug the humbugged with.
FANNY WRIGHT is now lecturing on
equal rights in our city. l drop, in SIX
cents head II is) 10 hear her last night.
Man IS equal. woman is equal, down
with banks, down with priests. down
with their religion, down with every
thing was the sum OF her GRAFTON
What . race Of cattle should We be
with her ideas carried out Monopolies
OF all sorts she is against; the monopoly
OF husband and wife. the monopoly
OF ministers Of the Gospel, the monop-
oily oi parents oves children, Us well a,
the monopoly Of the banks
The vessels of the Exploring Expe.
dition are below. The rendezvous YOU
know, is 10 be in this city.
The Bank Of England is about 10
send an agent to this country To- study
out American modes Of dong business
John Bull don't know the meaning 4
that word JoLLsy. A Mr.. Gown IS
coming.
The Treasury Notes are snGiou,h
expected in Wall street. Ravenou,
mouths are sharpened for the nlbbr
What farce for hard Honsy Govern.
mcnt to be issuing ten millions Of ire
deemab,e paper
The u. s. ship Indepen 1ence sailed
from Consiradt the l3ib August. The
Emperor directed a boat with an Oft
Ger and boats crew, TO be sent from
every Russian ship Of war in the bar
Dor, TO assist in towing her out. ltwa,
remarked that no chip Of war Of any
nation had ever before received So ma
ny manifestations Of goodwill ia
Russian haTbor.
The political contest IN this State be
gina TO wax warm. The two ticket.
Wing and Loco Foco, are nov IN the
field ia this city. Both parties hold
meetings every night.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26

II Il rumored that the Van Buren, part,
Nill run General Jackson, IN TIE rsnaes,c
Legislature, Zoe the Senate 81 TIC T. state.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26

Trea.ury Noies.-I, is said that the
Secretary Of the Treasury has resolved
TO issue his first batch of Treasury notes ).
say FIVE hundred thousand dollars, and
that they will bear an interest Of , DER
cent per annum. IL Is stated that il is
bis design to raise the rate of interest
as the notes dePreciate in market.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26


I1e 'oi''~'ay ceue,Poadsaee = IA en- pi.is IT,
'sil We @sss apologize to our reader, Zoe os.
s-.,s sg - much space With our Own Affair."
We have not of,en inpcsed upon ,a~. IN hi.
Wy, snd -e heartily rrEret the nee...i,y which
so"'psis us TO do % ao~. Our Justification. ~e
trust. ~ill be buad In the nature Of ,hc .,.ek
sh'sh has bsea made upoS vi.
=. CuAsLrsrowN, Ort. 10. 1857.
To he Editors Of the Isrgisfa ResubLea.,
To- An editorial sr,ieie ia your pa,,-r ,f,o..i.x
des'g"ed ~ q reply 10 some rvsi,.rk. -. fell h,
oa' o". W h-Ns :" our last p-psr. IN relation
TO y".r eoarss towards the posim.sie n sh.,-
"-rd"oA", he you are pleased W u,ake . per-
'on-l attack upon as, g. foilo~.
"Ds they (,bv E.li,ors 90 the Free Press, mn.
pose hcir origin secref N
farther provoked TO q, &c eiil sirip them NJ
W. " horro~rd l'lu nsgr sod expose their d..t,
,.'i"n 81 certain o'brr qualities ~bish belosv ,o
Tie s,''urmsn--'f 40 do 40 n.ore."
Nov, ~r consider II due 10 oa,..I,e.. our
ism'iics, sn' onr friends. that sreh in,,sus,io,.
aS@n' our 'o'Is1n, and in rrgsr,i TO our ..,ls,-
,'intiOn of o;hcr qusii,i.. .b,,h Sri,.r =, -
urn,'a." should rot pas. unnoti..,i Nv ar.
P'.r'N Wiling thst our characters, from The
Cradle 10 the preseut dsy. should un,l..tr, th,.
'eNrcst se'uiin,, sad The ryn,it BE-. p1bi,.I,
MATT A.oN"- hnd hrtr ~ the -pi'ro,,tiste place
Voc such scrutin,; Er. ierv i,.r, "a. than
sa"",. s"h'n the ro'np'ss az lev miles, Who
hh'" known us from our cat lest inI.,s, IA,
VIE '"i"re call upon You Tor explanation Of H..
..'nnH''o"s eont-in',l ia tie above extracts.
We have not ,i'c slightest oi.jrr,ion to give You
' T. '"n sn! explanation that YOU NAV AL "a,
TT rv"ec IT, the structures ia the Free Pn.. al
l"H ~eef' u &c make sh-r'rs, Nc arr ~, pared
Ia s,.nd BY them--if ~rm.k. in.,n..,,o,,. -.
are sl~sNs &c .,iy TO explain tirn,-lT -. -.
TIE so"r~Sr 10 sss-,l private shsra.'-r Ly i.u.
""'o' ~e trust 49, shall never lack tue suur...
70 al" u ope"ls and M g-utle,nsa would do
"'S ""e without being prrrsrrd To- ,lo ihS other.
"A early reply ~ili much obligr,
Lgifo's Of the ia. Free Press.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
AN ACRtlsJ.If.

VINO ~orships Truth, aud dares the truth 10 tell,
!" times When h~',ering falseood ihrives so ~eIl
Some fool, no doubt, 4" thriving a.I,e,er cries
Zen so-but Truth declares that man 10 Wis.,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26

PREotors CosFIsuoE.-The F,.,,r, d.
publican. one Of the most dee Eir,I Van H.
papers IN Name, In explaining the -,
which produced the dpasIrou, r..,,,. n a.
late election In that state" gives ~. f.IL..
H's n one OF the principal esus,, II -,
mournful defeat:
The radicalism Of the times a..
ultra and agrarian spirit abroad IN.
fierce attacks on time -honored ,n..i,u.
tons, the unIelenting - arfare unon Ia.
slness and laudable enterprise the pre.
vaillng disposition 10 pull down aoB
overturn. without knowledge, mean,
or ability 10 build up. and the dema.
gog'sm and death on the pale horse
rough-shod over the necks OF the PEG.
pie and every thing opposing their rad
career, reckless Of consequences and
needless ofprinciple-,his incubus and
deadly sirocco, all these whitening in
huences, pressed heavily on the party
and urged 10 the mournful result"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26

BY the abstract from the books Of
the post Office department. we perceive
that Messrs. Stockton s Stokes were
fined seventy dollars for their failures
to deliver the mails due here some
weeks siEce.-IY mehesier Piyginian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26

John Mcdowell, Esq, late President,
has been elected cashier Of the Branch
Of the Valley Bank at Romney, vice
Mr.. Jack, deceased, and David Glib.
son, Es1., appointed President
Umoho,er II'riniul/
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26

TiNgs CHAECE.--In The spung
l-!2, flour N Philadelphia sold q.
50 . per barrel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26

"A Washington Correspondent of
New York paper speaks in the highest
strain OF MIR. James VI. Mason's speech
against the Sub-.rreasury bill.
f.7ier. Ga=.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26

Specie Paying Banks.-P,ve dollar
bills of the Trddesman's. Manhattan,
Phenix, and Brooklyn Banks, are taken
at the Post Office In payment OF pos.
taSes; said bills being redeemed by the
respective banks in specie on present.
ment.-I.Ntio York Jour. Of Com.