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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

GEoRCiA.-The election for Governor
and Mem5er' of the Legislature Of ito State
OF Georgia took place last week The caudi-
dates Tor Governor are. on tie Que 1ide the
present Governor, (Sehley.) Of the old Jack
son party, and on tn. other George X. Gilmer.
OF tie States Rights party. We have re-
ee''sd few returns, which. however. do cot
eG2ois III 10 form any opiuioa Of the result
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

We have received the lat No Of ~.
Good volume Of the " BAtrr.os. Niece,
"a Journal Published every s.,vrs,, !. =.
'imors. and devoted to polite Ln.r,,0,. -
sses, and the Fine Ar,s original and -.
ed tales Of American ADD other h,,o,,..
essays on scientific and popular ,us,,,,.
religious, moral and nisesllaneou, sketch.
condensed passage. frou new pubIe,,,,..
brief notices Of passing event, er,i.,,
poetry, set. eet
The work is composed almost s,,,,.
original art'c'cs fron the most sce,,, H.,
and talented writer's; and embelli,.,.
plates and music, ecL ect
Apart from the literary merit, Of ~,
i'es''on. the beautiful style IN which q, ann.
y enough 20 give IL favorable t,r,,,
even with the most f.s,dious Tn, A.
ment' would be ss ornament. AID \, -.
BILE companion, in aoy parIOr aud .s r.,
Do pleased to see u grace man, Of IN. ,,,..
and hresides Of our citizen, .o.,,,
can be seen b, calling or sending to IL, OIL,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
FLORIDA w.Kc,,.,,,.n.

FLORIDA wAk.-Grest preparations il is
stated have been made Tor tho fail campaign
against the Indians. The requisitiou. m ade
by the Msjor-Gensral on the several States,
with the regular troop. aud Western indians,
comprise a Geld fierce Of at leas, ten thousand
meu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

Our New Orleans date, are Of the 29ih uit
The yellow fever is rapidly subsiding in that
city. aud there are lively indications Of 5us,-
meas upon The is'ee. The supplies Of Flour
bad been 50 fun that the article va, down 10
S. 11asG. The True American Of tie 2sth
says "sinee our last, We have heard VI bu,
few cases, aud the number Of death, has muek.
diHInshed."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12


Certain editors, while casting eensure and
eodeavoring 10 create unjust prejudices a.
gainAt the Po,i-Master at Shepherdstown,
because be failed to comply with their off,
eiou' request aud forward to them the list Of
letters. for ''grasuiiOtts" publication. forgot to
say any thing about the failure Of their pre-
'ious efforts 10 induce the post AT
that place TO insert his list ia their pa
per, for q compensation We are convinced
that the motives which prompt their cen.
sures, aud the motives for inserting adVer.
tisements ''graiui,Cusiy," are alike contempt
ible. lf the " information Of their readers"
be the real object. they can accomplish lheir
purpose Without putting the posimastsrs 10
any extra trouble. We might extend our
remarks, and ask some significant questions
10 relation To this matter-but We have mat.
terra Of more importance TO claim our alten. .
ton We might ask, Why the d. r. has al.
ready been discontinued as the advertising
medium OF the list Of letters Ut one Of the
Posi-cfbes' in this county h.t eonatitut.
ing al lsss, Ons-half Of the pairOnsKs Of the
county received from this souree-and " h,
these edorts 20 deprive US Of the other bali.
We 'nishi ask, u this paper has not a. free
circulation IN every part Of the county, Is
any Other--f IL could BE- that the polite. Of
the paper render IL undt a. an a4rsrfisinr me-
dium--ard what are tie fspsrior claims set
uPoy those who seek 10 deprive u, 81 this one
poor, lrtls. Government crumb, kc Sc. But,
these are questions TO which We ak 90 reply
We care not 6g about the matter. o.
isr a. Ourselves ere eon,t rned, our object
bems H9iimE tsJrc than 10 show With what
lsi'ee Il is attempted By cer,siu Hais soul,
10 eAruc pref 4diets ssamst % ,fi,i,rt. 81.
ierlivs. ard polite po,t-marsr. he il not
oensufed because Ne hls not done 10. dnty
but because be would not DO Hors lLan IA, ia.
~ For ~ &c care. tie lst. u l,t,sts mas
be advertised IN Kamsehatka we should
scofn even g. take any Bosics Of the direction
po'i-fns,iers may give 30 iLsir sdssf,i,smsu,.
--much les 90 10 found putting forth through
our columns piiiraI complaints about 81 ws
are thankful f,r su fsvors Ia The sd,eusios
HaJ, bot Ws can never deseesd to the pal,f,
e1Pedien'' to which Others resort, 10 hnd our
~sy 10 such patronage. Nor eco ss eon.sa,
to iassn advertisements "ersiuitou,ly.~ 81
'h0ugh az q them are "fOf The Information u
ouT feadsrs" Ifu,sss wrrs no other cor.,det.
s'ionst 60 fOfbij u. habhhy. - N the rafIic.
ulsr ease 10 which ws 1efsf, 10 The iBpuis-
ton q base motives. weaId prevent T. Rer
TIER ell re uss rsrfuasisai, make susmTts ~
ialts'idaiioa, nor smP.oy any other me,ns
Of ike dignity, 80 indues sny ous 70 rros,fibs
others snd 10 besso~ their Baironsss upgh os
We leave sli tbsse thing. 70 BE- Soss b. lAoss
whose Ioode''y. spiSh. sduess,on. hsbits sbd
nature have peculiarly 6usd iLsn fot Ne tx
Cersin editors tsik about "togrtssy,' ssd
81 ths sans tine ssss themselves. pfaetiesl.
y. - isnofsn, Of rs vssd. % their sos,isu.l
dsseEsrd ~ sous q ths Tsn Commandment.
shoT her gheranss " eosisapi q Ne Lass
az afo.ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
HOUSE, o. REPRESENTATIVES,
TUESDAY, October 3.
MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.

The report u the Committee al
Elections, declaring Mesrs. Ghol,on
ADD Claiborne 10 be elected q the 25lb
Con1ress, vas taken 40 hen
Mes'rs. liIyne'. Slaie. Ti.linghad
Howard and Lincoln alileaed the
liJlse al lenElh on the subject. when
The House concurrrd "a the report
81 toe Committee Of elections. deciaF-
ing hessTs. Gholson and Claiborne du.
y elected members Of the 18th Con.
gfe''' y aFsie q lle 10 l0l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

II will be seen by the above f.ay,
the Baltimore Patrioi) that the WIZ,
have majority Of SIXTEEN in the
House OF Delegates. and majority OF
THlRrY-oNE upon JOINT ballot. by
which the Governor and Council are
elected. Although the Wings at thi,
election have performed but one half
their duty. yet enough has been done
by the faithful 10 secure a good. sub.
.tantial Wing majority in the Leeisla.
ture.
The Van Duren party have stood
their ground with their accu.tomed
hrmness under all circumsiances.-
Had the Wings one half the zeal, in as
good a cause rs ever animated the
breasts OF men, as their opponents have
10 bad one, their majority in the pre-.
sent contest would have been over.
Whelning.
The highest Van Buren, vote in Bal.
umore. o103-highest Wing vote 5452.
In Washington county. the highe,,
Ven Buren, candidate l970-highest
Wing vote lS56.
In Frederick county. bighes, Van
b Buren, vote @3O3-hishsst Wing vote
In Carroll county, the highest Van
Buren, vote l49O-the highest Wing
vote 1861.
Allegheny county, highest Van Blu.
ren vote s19-hIghest Wig vote SIC
Annapolis city, Wing majority -.
TENNESsER-Thc FOLLOW inc :. The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

TENAs-i, viii 20 seen " leue OF
lie 'ee'etars 81 State, ta .o-ia,'. yspcc.
tntt 'ir IoNesn.4ent az Mr.. Van Butcn can
be called the GoVetLmutO refuses IL &c.
ceFs Texas as any part or parcel of the u
St-its.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
CONGRESS. mi. bod, Ia. srr.ed by

coNGREss.-Thh BODY hes agreed BY
joint rssols,ios to adjourn on Moedsy nsxt
although NJ our latest dstss. but Que bill
Of any Importance t,hs Surplus Revenue
biliD had passed both Houses. The sub
Treasury pill, ii will DO sesn. has passed the
Senate. There Is but little prospect. how
ever, that il will pass the House thn sea
sion, Il st all. The House 10 now Engaged
upon the Sena,ss bill to authorize sn ennis.
zion Of Treasury Notes, aud to make certain
officers eus,odiaries Of the public revenue.
sc. % which there had been no final action
., our latest intelligence from ws,hinsi ton.
For particulars, see our daily reports.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

FF-H - .Hl'!y..-. l..,,! -7.,r. o.. t.
The House ~ Rep r,.uta'Iyes YES.
tUrasy puf au end 30 iby debate .unnn
the .auvnC.'e Proposition corcrfriGg
a National Bank introduced into the
House by The financial committee !:
having voted. by majority OF b y
members beng ab,ent) that IL j. mex
pedient (now) II charter a National
Bank. The word now" II l. true, is
not contained IN the proposition voted
upon, but II was understood, though
not expressed, and with that uaGer.
standing voted upon. Such, we per-
sonally know, was the intention Of the
votes OF some members of yesterdays
majority on that question. OF how
many, we can form no precise eSti-
male. We should think, however,
that the vote on the Previous Question
was more Of test vote than the vote
on the main question-it being unde-
niable that those who voted against the
Previous Question were not ready for
the main question. and of course did
not willingly vote as they did ultimate
ly vote upon that question.
The time has not yet come for fair
representation of public sentiment, in
Congress, on the question whether we
shalt have sound or an unsound pa.
per currency; tina, being the real pro.
position involved in the National Bank
question, so Ear as the People are con-
cerned. But the time will come,
when all the temporizing expedients
of our political projectors must give
way TO the irresistible influence Of pub.
lic opinion. excited by suffering no
longer endurable.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
MARYLAND ERECT,

We have received returns from All
'he counties III the State, which pre.cat
The following result:
REHABILITATION
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
FRIDAY. October 6.
The Senate did not sit 10. dav

inc senate dad not SIT to-day
HOUsE or REPRESENTATIVES
alf. liAines Withdrew the motion he
offered Yesterday, 70 recon,ider the
vote on 'ie resolution calling for inlOr.
nation a. 20 the cause Of the delay Of
'h- Exploring Expedition.
The bill - continue in force certain
laws ,ill the end Of the next session
vas real third time and passed.
The confederation Of Mr Wises
fe'olution "a relation 10 the Floria
War. and the resolution for the i,.ue
OF Treasury Notes. occupied the House
the remainder Of the day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
Ns-.--. cALHoUN 4No RGVrs.


~, - knovh that a. angry debate occurred
few days since betaseu Ms.r, Gamers
AMI RiVEs A late 80 o. The Ii,sliisereer
o1ptsi"s . fulI repOr, q l,,ir remarks. from
which &C copy ell the material pas.ares 49,
Tho peculiar political position which these
gentleman pos occupy, sisss 20 their speeches
more ih'n u'usl interest 10 ~. the Jllow.
ins exhibits the fs.apsr u Mr. Eiyes In a nse
light We L.d 30 ,isa be va male Il such
ineimna5is materials
fsDAr, sGFt "a
Aner We TaHn.a1se had con-iJdrd Ls
speech or the SUI. Treasury bill
Mr. CAfH0I.y rose. and ob,sr,,d n,t
mere "ere "p~ op.y tao risus pfopO-rd bath
q phich we're before lhe senate The Gtst
Of h'ess ~ss TIE h,ii reported by iho COMMIT
Tee o. fiaancs. together uth the a nsnd,p.ot
pfoPnasd by himself, Mf. Csihoun3 lie other
$50 The Piaa proposed 0u . f5fner day ~ Mr.
hivrs bctwsen th--e teo plane, the seq sfs
pad nov a. choose. " Mr. g. folly under.
s'ood The pla8 oacfed by Nr Rives. Il sprsar-
81 - hisn SUBJECT. 81 Grst siev, % en- ins1tef-
aole oolfctfun Tie honorable Senator pto
P.',ea % otter o ti.a Backs the eonditi1n hat
u thty WH resume specie payments, their
aOies shall be sHciu-reiy received ~ he ga.
vefnmcni, While tse noics II 81 o.tilef bstts
which 90 s8i fesHlne shall h. excluded. a
appeared % NJ 4 o. be q asestiaa uLeft.f
by such tefms se should not BE- cntsffrs ,,.,.,
. eOmpsct sith tass.e ksnss ahirh resumed
and Ehst tori q compact sould q b. Il
vas 10 lees compsct thsn ibis. nsmsiy. hat
We G9fefn8eai eHssEel - surrender tie
Eeat aaa invniusbie privilege q sadaaing
ihs notes q those bants forever 81 pei
= seieisaiy % iAs sseals aad % ~. Rises. 4
theI seFe viiiiog - aaks sush q eompact n
vss aa's ~ pihsf es5 hs I'D hard lks ssPo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

uJ-To nsks room ior irdispsassbls nat
'srs, We ere so@pslIsd 10 oaa mssy iais-
resting sstisiss PEspsrss for to-ds,s paper.
s@ongsi Der, a. sssosni q iks wsskinssos
Ra.ea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

PENSsYLvAsiA.--Tbe Whigt and
Ahi'-masoosoi PitisbOrg, gained a mo.t
decl'iSe victory over tlft Van Blruiies
at Tic Inspectors election on Friday
last For the first time. since the e..
''l'ng organization u psflies. Vsn b..
'enIsm vas touied ia every ward ia The
city. The Gazette Of that cry. in sum.
ming W tie result II ihc election say,
In The city Of Pittsburgh including
The Fhih Ward. formerly Northern L..
berries, We have molten even grease
spot Of iiumbuggery Eipvsgs il tho
wofd. and ue have eGeeiuslly drawn
black Ines around the boys and across
them too. OuT only fear 10. that We
may be sccofrd Of cruelty 10 our treat.
ment 81 OUr opponents"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

w. Jones. Kilsors. Legsre. Leadbet-
ter Lewis. Logan. Andrew w. LOOMS,
Lyon. Martin. Maury. Maxwell, Rob't
McClellan. Mcclure. McKim. Meme.
fee. Montgomery. Morgan, Matthias
Morris. Samuel w. Morris. Murray,
Nayior. Noble. Owens. Palmer. Parker,
Psrmen'er. Pctriken. Phelps. Piekens,
PlumeS Pope. Potts, Potter. Pratt,
Prehtiss, Rariden, Randolph, Rhett,
Richardson, Ridgway. Rumsey, Rus.
sell, Sawyer, Sergeant. Shelter, Au-
CUISINE III. Shepherd. Charles Shcpard.
Simpler. Slade. Smith. Spencer, Try
lor. Thomas. Thompson, Titus. Towns.
Vail. Vanderveer, Wagner. Webster.
Weeks, Albert ). White. Elisha Whit.
,lssty. Thomas T. whi,tlesey. Sherrod
Williams. Wor,hingion. and Yell-l3O.
.Nays-Messrs. Adams, Ayckriyc.
Be'rn-. Bell. Biddle. B,r,,ssli, Bond
Bo"ldin, Brodhead. Chambers. Chan
naa. Childs, Coles. Crsry. Cranson,
Curtis. Gushing. Darlington, Davsoa,
Dawes. Dennis, Dromgople. Damn,
Edwards, Evans, Everett. Esiny. Far
r,ngton. Richard Fletcher. Fillmore.
Fry, Goode. james Graham, William
Graham. Graves. Grennell. Haley.
daistead. Harlan. Harrison. Harper.
Hawes. Haynes. Hoffman, Holt, Hub.
lev, William III. Hunter Thomos b
Jackson, William Cos, Johnson. KEN.
bio, Klingens;Hiih, Lincoln, Arphaxed
LOOMS, Mallory. Marvin. James VI.
Mason. Samson Mason. Mckay. Abra.
ham Mcclellan. McKennsn. Mercer.
Milligan. Miller. Moore, Calvary Nor
ris. Muhlenberg, Noyes Oyle, Paticr.
son. Paynier. P-arc-, Peck, Penny.
hacker. Phillips, Reed. RELY, Renrhcr.
Rves, Robertson, Shields Sibley. Say
der, Southsate. Stanley, Stewart. S.ra,.
ton, Taliaferro. T1Iins5a.,, Toland.
Touccy, Turney. Underwood. John
White. Lewis Williams. Jared W.
Williams. Joseph Williams, Christie.
pher II. Williams, Wise, and Yorae-
80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

Csrsin editors tslk about "e0sTtssy,'' asd
81 ths sass uHs SECS 1hsassivss. praeuesl.
y. - isnofsn, Of lhs vssd. % their sossisual
d,seEsEd - souas q he Tsn Commandment.
'hov her 'ghorsnos " sosis@Pi q Ne Lsu,
q hiosss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12


The Wa.binglon Rrformer defends
Nj Calhoun against the importation Of
beng uilling a. y ok With Benioo add
hi' lale fetileTs. II denies that MF. G.
has changed his Tslsiions pefsoasl and
political, 9Th any one. and states Tia,
"heD~se aiiemPl vac made IN the Sc.
nsIs~A fee dsvs sine 70 ss,,gn him
nes station W this respect. u was re-.
psiisd by himself 20 proper spint -
We sfe glad 10 hear this -RieA WG,S.
The Wheeling GaEeiis state, The,
'hs product 81 the crop of shesl re-
slIsed tbs year from TIE farm Of NJ
Daniel Sieeneod. hear thai city. ever
eyed siKly ak dollars pef acgs whsa
menuisciufed inio aouTs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

TENNEssEE.-The follow ipR is the
result OF the election in the 9Th district
Tor member Of Congress in tie place
OF the late Col. Staadefef
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

All the candidates are wings execp,
Nessu. JrnoH and Miller. Mr Stone
Is elected
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12


The inii beng sssip under Confederation
Mr RlN - fosv. std s.d be wrtlI .ss Is,..
~ Tic Senate 10 ~ 10 wlt.is Which q r,.,,t
% ssy Yesterday, Lut vs. pf-vrot.u br a..
speaking 81 suuIhes S.nft3r Nr Brnt.u S Nc
u s'il w. rute % prat,st AZ. ust tit. fnsnu,r b.,
uh'eh lbs qitfton bat bftn. aud to..'iru a.,
D. irrst'd, Wy The Stu4iof from south C.r,;,t..
hat Ee"ilemsn afEuld u thste uefr s1n.
proposition l'isrr Zee senate g. rr-,s.Ilt.i, tt.
hA'k - tie Jprrd States. &C. ~ rs.frf unln th,.
eN'Hi's f-uu Hank ~ ttc Tlit.I States son..
special d impnttudrutilv. 2. Itdo. s. s,emto f,.,
W.. Presided. tai IBIS pcIt-t,i.i nd rfst,t,,.
'"i dHtli'n ~ Gee htnk 90 90, ts.td ~ t.
no i'is arhair, i1 uiirl, u has 30 ep4n-,tao.
Hs y 60 alaftu i..~ iiraginsti1ns 1i rrsts seftts
o. h.i pIaI rt4i.r.s 81 Co.,. t.triHsts ,tf.a ff
~ To- gynurm.i.a rsus. NDef ias t-sn t.II
~ srKun'cHt az .bi4Hdu tl utr tnttls az ti,t.
dtsepssi1u. is,e lrsrf rUn, ihst 90 el,u,,.s,.
sHh 'is lrEn si.iiitg ~ ie st,.s 90 tl.e b ,nt
a. To- tnhfd sits ihrssiEh this i.Il o. .g.isLt-
"a , tht"t' BON their lrowicty." ap, ~ much
opiio~" 70 Inst iusfituti1n 80 uso erutIst,s,, al,
snl one else rs ui Cfn o.. ibirk / ma, tsf
htsc gwen sofnt tsssfi ~ o. The erpii,n..t,
himuh BfqHts nss ~ -uy aknRa a. I.tor tle
ttisrta ~ iliat institution whiis zee SAYS tasL ~
ihe HcccffafE s1HsegHeufg - ms To- at,ts.i,.,, 49,
Ne '"sgrsliou - ahfsnscd iof shrst, rad tho
nitaei'd ta icfm. Nntttef g. ti,e ,,rs-beft
Ec=l ~ the sca4i0T icons sY,stb g.fnf,,s .g,,..t
il
''ai Hsnd " p0siiiof. tlist plse,s NE q lrs,t
~ mHch Stove tuspisios "a - ailttis isssinr tn
issnr olaii-i insitution - ths hlnafshle ssttls-
msn. White sm uy. ssid ~. " 4 BE- ir.tr
70 ~ ~nti 90 snssrr O. - ahsrrt afior al a..
s-usipf from NissYad. NJ - atom 1b.t
grniieuisn isid % ! wished % under u-nd ths
true thsfastff a fpJ prnposition hsd ast, a,
lsia osff ng righ thstildrr nnd ace si1 s~f~
hksiy o. sopplit g. Nsssrs CIsy. Wseuer.
sud uihrf rr'il~fusn a ths Ot,f.osti.,u. a. u,
th 4 d,trcti0a hon NJ Rists1 ld,sat f,os
w Ffesidrit. thst have bfshrr role q 81.
h1n o. this Lsor tisu say consider sii,o a $50,
-, 20 @ho y uui. 90 vote eth tne lo,k a o..
faeuu a ii'c rroiasitioa hssll. snd II 4 I, H.,
''F 80 q Of uss co'ifify, g ior D.. sboetrr nav
'vif shh 80 - sk.insi NE. ~ ths q. ssts.r
Anp~a 'iai Afu ~ driite 81 Tait % ny rrspe-
sites ifom Esutieuen sfcr MS ffehf shl.li.,
~ Anost n,ofs Y 80 d.. H. ressrd o. he tsr.
s5s-t spIrsi u ine seistirnsu frola Missos,r, if
sard % ihs position ~ irdirsirs, ebst. persntt
s,e - - hiu.i is Ms osnl n an b. loat osrs
~ f,Ehf sh0aidsF for ne supporters ~ az pro-
feaiisen, na, ! 80 rstasa iks sonplinsni 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

The following the disasters ccessiones BY the gale :.
RE away he iors;op gallant mast Of ship niagara
and foremas drilled the river and finally succeeded IN
The Orleans, Of New York. broke adrif, brongh. up
opposite g. Joseph ST. 2d Municipality breaking of the star
The Lstu and Opar were driven from their moorngs and
round the eeward of the wharf, and went
Several sS and dred nearly to the Up
per Cotton Press before they could bring up a%sng which IS
ascertained, received any injury.
The Good Hope and Sabaa and HIM. Francis were for.
ced the river having backed about
feet al the time aad since eceded their bows are almost
towboar to set them aoat but have received injury
The U schr Sam Patch pleasure boat childe Harold a
and supposed many persans who belonged 10 The latter
have persisted. -
Oct. 4h-Fre Island bearing N New York, from Rich
mond for Boston, with wood on her deck by the pilot
Sept Isi lat A. lon o. Leon,ine, New York. for Bre-
Sept 9th, -,Amea Edward. New York, for Hull.
Sept, sd la, lon s1al Pad,ng P1ekuey New
0'"' ~ '"S '' FOREIGN PORTS
MARYPoRr, Sept I0th-AHderson, New York.
GRAvEsEND Sept il,h-Toron!o, Griswold New York.
DEAL Sept. loth-Favourten, Berg, New York.
Cows, Sept 1lh-Maa, Asander, New York, 10TH Her.
on the Wight, Sept. loth-Aexander New York
TRIESTE Aug 28h-Annetta Trutina Rating, New York,
Sept 2d-zar, Lazzar, sabbrech. do.
clsroS, May sh"sld Horao Manila H. Alasco,
Batavia both 70 return to China York fom New York ag.
daily to arrive.
DARTMOUTH Sept. 7.-Potomac, Baxter, New York.
ST. JUAN &c. Amerca AS days suce 0agsana Of Boston,
for New York. next day; Frances Roberts, for do octo-
Der 18TH
ARRIVALS CLEARANCEs, &c.
PORTLAND, Oct ll--Ar. Burmah, Webster. New York.
THoMAsToN Oct Car RAYMOND. Howett, New York.
PORTSMOUTH,, Oct l5-Ar Turk. Nckerson, New York.
Boston, Oct ACID, Empire Baker, New York; Jasper
Howes dear. Bangor, Howes. New York.
NEWPORT Oct llthArr Superior, Manchester, N. York
CID. Camilla, Vars, do; Candace, Brown, do
New HAVEN, Oct 9h.-ATr Grifing, Tomkin New York.
Sid, PACIFIC Stevens do; Franklin, Low do Pearl Fisk do
Fenwck, Frisbse, do.
HARTFORD, Oct l2th-Arr. Merchant Chaker New York.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct la-Ar John Sargent Van Dyke, New
York. Bannar Lowell do; Comet, Thoburn do-cld Ruth
Emily, Core do; Star, Loveless, dol Sarah Joses, do
GEoRGETowN $. Sept THAR. Correct, Wright, New
York Cid, Frances Ann, Allyn, do.
NoRFoRK Oct. 13th-Arr. Amaranth McNear New York,
bound TO Nassau, Ms, put in in distress
FREDERICKSBURG, Oct A-AT Despatch, New York.
WASHINGTON, N. c. Oct l-Crd, Globe Dixon, New York;
Atlas, Curtis do; Creenvie, Dardea, do.
NEwBERN Oct THAR. Alabama Raynor, New York;
Philadelphia, Armanie, do.
CHARLESTON. Oct l2-Ar Konohasse. Davis, Liverpsc
Constitution Wilson, York; Ashley, Whtlesey dol Ma
jesic Hill dol Charleston, Latham, do-cpd John c. Cal
houn, Ross ayana-spd New York tsteame) spinney New
Workable ar. Cronsfadt, Hatch, Boston.
PENSACOLA, Sept 3o-Ar. Handy, Post, New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

MONDAY, Get IL, 8 r. M
The gale New Orleans did damage to the cotton
in that vicinity The extended from the mouth OF
the Red River downward and nearly destroyed the
both sides the Mississippi These reports always
geraied and perhaps is the case in this nstancebut
wait We have obtained the following statistical
statement Of the growth Of the United States from 1870
1885, together with the prices from the London ChroHi