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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

ELECTION OF GoyERNoR.


The Legislature proceeded this day
TO the election Of Governor. The de.
cree Of the caucus was Fatifed-Gen.
David Campbell was elected on she 1T
ballot. over Judge William Daniel.
and William u. Rosne, Esq.
The DAY was foil Of Iateresi. and ma.
ny we're 'be fine speeches delivered.
The session Vas protrseted 10 q late
hour ~ the evening.
When the order Of the day va, taken
up. Mr. Crulchhcld made an unsue.
eessiul motion 10 postpone Mr. Glib.
son then nominated Gen. Campbell.
whose claims we're advocated by
Messrs. Chapman, Rives. Wilson add
lessee. Mr. Hooe nominated WIN. n.
Roane--Mr. Mallory nomina,sd Judge
VIM. Daniel. An snimaied debate
ensued, IN which Msssrs. Bayiy. az A
Scott. Moore, Fisher. Sisnsrd and
WilcheFtook part. The svils-ths De.
gradsiioo 10 the far fame Of the Old
Dominion, resulting from the AlbsDy
esUeus system. Wors sloqosndy aad
Indignantly exposed By several Of the
speakers.
Mr.. Campbell of Bedford, Who ehape.
ed TO be present At the caseus on
Tuesday evening, detailed come Gun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

Sears Ash MrHIco. II b. Courier G., g,,,,
OH'.' q Me- No'k, contains paragraph from
'as Fsr'' Soc. announcing The decision q the
spa"i'h Co''''' resosnirs The iadspoodsuss q
NsHiso.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

TUE PATENT oPFICE.-By the r,por,
oI Mf RuSyIe' ~ the senate, IL appears ths,
Ihs Destruction Of this great national repo.i-
Tory may b "a good degree repaired. The
number Of patents granted 10 about 10 600
and ihe Commissioned believes that most Of
these may be obtained and recorded again.
The whole lumber of models burnt va.
1000, AID 1000 Of the most important Of
them u u believed may be replseed
The ,um required 20 replace the !. 900 mo-
aei' Whieh would include the most ds.irabie.
e'ufnated AZ t31 each, or 500 600 IN the
hols 'he expense Of procuring drawings.
ue'oript'on,, ke 81 Ss3. ono, 20 that. with
'Inofy incidental expenses The whole sEpes.s
OF thus restoring the Office you'll n,t $500
sl9o,OOO THIS the Committee thick the 10
'efnmeal may veil ahofd 20 pay, as M. ofirs
hAs pe'a 'o'o We common Treasury sl5s.7O6
more han lts expenses. The Comml.s;,,o,,
believes eo@piets list % sI Patss,s i..u.S
can BE procured. FOR the purpose Of thy. -.
storing this impoEsant establishment tho Com
miiiee report the bill which IL nov befors the
Senate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

- -@"ssa - toitoSts
Var BraEx.
-Ns'nss Ms.srs. Rugxies aud Dana.
->s~-ffs-P,Ai,s: Hubbard and Pierce.
Co.ssei,ssis Niles and smith.
-Ns~ fssks Tslimsdse aud Wright.
-Nsr Jsvss: Mr.. wall
PssSsyissssa. Mexican and buchanan
p"giais: Rises and Parker.
SsrfA Css~!iss: Brown and Strange.
G,S'xis' King and Cuihbert
.i.Ata-ss: King and Mckinley.
Lss.sis~.: Nicholas aud Aiouton.
.s,s,'ssiSps; Mr.. Walker
Tsassssss; Mr.. Grundy.
OAio: Morris aud Allen.
iSsssns: Mr.. Upton.
Hisssis: Robinson and Young.
-di,sesrt; Benton and Linn.
.f'kssss': Fulton and Sewer.
-useA'gsa: Norvel and Lyon.--3l.
orFosirios.
-Nsr J,rIsy: Mr.. Southard.
Dsiara's' Bayard and Clayton.
Maryland: Kent anI spence
Sosis taroiiaa: Calhoun and Preston.
Itrssoai: Prentiss and swirl
kAsds f'isHd; Robbins aud knight
.sssssehusif,: Webster and DAVIS
.N',sissipPi: Mr.. Black.
J,ans,sss. Mr.. White.
k,nfueky: Clay and Crittenden.
baisns: Mr.. Smith--ls. t.Nilss' Reg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

he shols Of Tie business pert Of the city Of
~ Johns, New Brunssisk. 80 consumed l.,
IRE on 'he it,h OLE. One hundred aud af,,
bn''d'ns' 9Th eli their contents uere de.,to, Cd
the Io's Of shish is estimated tso n.,ll,,,, n
doiIsrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

Me vss BuSEr's Adde'S, on taking I..,.
Il the Senate. viii b found under our Coo.
grsssional head
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

The news from Richmond, which o.,u,,,..,
i-rse space ia to-day. paper. .in al b, fou,.
'"'NeA"s' ~ii DC s~cn that Isaac H. Dovo.
Lass Esq. OF u's town. la, been elected Judy,
~ ue ee"et-i Court. and VI the o ,h Circuit. oil
-t'sh JeHs''o" count. form, part. to alI the
Vacancy ose-''onsd D., the ry,isnatiou OF IA.
iioa. Richard Z. PAksr.
h~'ii also Lc seen that Gsa. DAy,pH c.xs.
BALL h.' been elected Governor Of virgins. and
Io"s J. AIl,s, E-q, Judge Of the Bo,,,our,
|"su'' to NIL the 'aesnsy caused b, tbs death c,
Allen Ts,lcr.
"u-' neat ' the day appointed for the siee-
""" OF Judge OF the Court ot Appeals. in ia.
place Ut Judge Carr, deec.s.,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

MIR. Ewing retire. from the public councils
for the present., bearing with him the high con.
ISOLATION that he faithfully represented the
wishes Of the feopic Of Ohio. MIR Allen, his
successor, formerly represented the Chillico-
the distric, in Congress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

4, he rca'ens declare the glor, Of God. and
the hrm.n'cn, sho~s,h his had, .,Tl {"
AURORA BoREALiS. Our exchange IA.
per'irom every quarter speak of the ..Le.ut,f,I.
Grand, AWFUL, aud sublime" dispis, Of the Al,
ror. BoIeslis ~hiyh attracted ~ much .,,.,.,,o,
!" our 'o-n GU "Wednesday night uf last ..,k
y" p.''"ore ."d Ph.lsdvIpLis tue cav Of ..sr. -,
vas raised. and the ensiny eompaoie, ,,,r,..,
o1t IN going forth TO enquire into ,h-
s"o"' OF the sonhsgrAtion, Il "a. Uncovered ~
oe 10 ire heavens, which ~ore the aspect of ...
N, 9th clouds Of asm.-s ,es with L,llox, If
h's' The deseii.iion, Of the sppe.r.n,,. al
his phenomenon general, a,eord. Al WI
h'hsto". Dria~arr. It presented the sam, .,-
peA'-"Se which 1t did here. The Journal OF IA n,
place ,.ys:
S7on after dark, the northern h N Of ,L.
w -"' seen to be tnsed With LeAut,Tul ,,.I
"'trsihcd Nth occasional columns or ,,r,.,,a. ,
vt White hsht About 4 o'el,rk -, a. :
fnehon4ehon Mas at its height On i,r,ruI,, -, y
n"s formed across the heavens ,r,teh;ny e..
IT, 10 y. w and reaching uesiI, Ia the 9,n;,I,
q 'A' number OF stsamrrs dsas-lV
'F"HvSu together, aud ct = dee u red hue IA.
low THIS arch MAS another OF a n, cuIi.r -
White color. Several ether .r.i,e, nf ~hi,, III,
.l'"ned the heavens, &c that the uhoIe ,ky -.
Illuminated almost 10 the IoGti.ern horizon. Tie
tTiiltsncy Of the spectacle then ct.duslI, -
rnini,hed, snd by 10y o'clock ootl,,nr
en, . d.huscd light ia the north.
We have etsSt'=d several s1L,b,,,o,, ., ,i..,
","ern nIhts morc Orii.Iant, Tor IA .,.uer a.. :,
~ me H<d OF April last, aud the on,. IN A.,
80" pu' =" oehnt, and richness Of color, no.
WINS thai ever fen under our no,;,, ,,u.II = a.,
phenomenon Of "Wednesday -,enin., 80
We arc Informed b. our towntm.r r. An
n'osons, that the year 1856 vas rrm.,k .bI. Tor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

MlsSOJRl.--Tuoim important measures have
ocen taken By the Legislature Of the State. Il
y. prfsent session. A Sank via . capital Of
tsNNy'OOo has bsen chartered, ons-hsIG ths
esPnsl 70 b taken BY The Stats. A Rails Road
h's been chartered, leading from s. Louis 20
TIE lron Mountains. 20 miles distant ~ The
sharier' College y 70 b supportss by he
Con'pany 81 Bsiisvus, 1sa miles frors -
MaxNell grant
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

Gen. seorr bss completed his defence bs.
lofe TIE Mhnsry Court at Frederick, which
bas been lad boiors The public through the
National InisIl,Eenosr, whose reporter "a,
present 81 IL delivery It's en- sIoqusn, pro
dactioa.
The Court vii pov proceed regularly VIII,
TIE case q Ger. Games whose defsnes' = hen
delivered VIII also Be made public.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

OHIO U. s. sENAToR.-The Legislature
OF Ohio. on the 18th ul,., elected the Hon
WILLIAM ALLEN a Senator Of the United State.
for sax years from the 9TH OF March next
There were thirteen ballots, the last resulting
as follow,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

United Siaisi' Bank.-A preamble and re.
solution. appointing 4 committee 10 investigate
the manner in which the Bank OF the United
States obtained its charter. and to inquire il il
has not violated said charter, passed the House
OF Representatives. Of Pennsylvania on Satur-
day last. The resolution was passed BY a vote
OF s2to i but the preamble, which strongly
intimates that unfair means ~ere used To OBJ
tain the charter, was passed by q much less
majority, msnv Of the Van Buren, members
roilns against iI--t-N,ls,' Reg. Jan. %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

THE MAJoRiTIEs OF oNE.-van Blu
renl,m r'Joices IN a msj".ity Of ONE.
MIR. Walker was elected TO the Senate by a
majority If one.
MIR Mouion by majority OF one.
Mr.. Strange by majority Of one.
NJ Nicholas by a majority Of one.
Whenever there is any thing approaching
an equality of numbers in a Legislature, Jack
sob.Nan burerism always manages to get a
majority of one. They buy up just what i.
absolutely necessary, anil no more. In the
case OF Mr.. Walker, an office Of two thousand
dollars year was offered for one vote. The
oier VA. sPnrned at IN that quarter, but the
object was effected in another quarter.
The votes Of these Senators of one majority
told on the ESpunging resolutions. TU S. Tel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
WEDNESDAY. JAN. lS.


MIR. Peter submitted the following
resolution
ReSoired. That the Auditor be d.
recied to scale what would be the re
spective proportions to the several
counties. towns and Boroughs Of the
State, of the surplus revenue TO be re-
ceived from the General Government,
according TO their population under the
census Of 1880. and TO report the same
as soon as may be.
MIR. Fisher moved to amend by add
ing tho word phife before the word
population.
Mr.. Voolfolk. moved to modify the
amendment Of the gentleman from Ma
son and Jackson, by directing the in.
curry as TO the white and mixed basis.
MIR. Fisher refused TO accept the modi-
fication. aud said be would proceed
TO sustain his motion, unless il was the
wish Of the House to adjourn at this
time, TO test which he moved m Ad.
journment. which was agreed to-ayes
46. noes sc.
THURSDAY. JAN. 10.
MI. watkins presented the memoir
al OF the Virginia Colonization Society.
asking an act Of incorporation, and
such aid and counte nance Os NAV be
deemed expedient
THE SURPLUS.
Mr.. Watkins, from the Select Com.
miiiee on the subject Of the surplus
revenue made the following report:
The Committee TO whom was REFER.
ed the subject Of the surplus revenue.
have had the same under consideration
and have come TO the following reso-
luton ihereupon
ResoIrsd, That it is expedient TO in.
vest the surplus revenue Of the u. S..
on deposIte with the State Of Virgins.
IN some profitable stocks o: loans, until
It IS otherwise Opposed Of by the Cen
eral Assembly.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-01-25
THE TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON, WEDNESDAY, JAN. Is

FlNNEY's LEcTUREs.-Mr. Finney has
commenced another course practical lee
lures in New-York, which are appearing ia
the Evangelist. We give the first to-day,
without promising to give the whole course.
II will be observed that this lecture is On
the subject lately discussed at such length,
under the head, 81 The deceived professor
undeeeived," &c. Should any one ask
what has induced Us to give another dis
course so soon on this subject, we answer
The importance O. fhe subject. Without en-
dorsing every thing Mr.. Finney says, We
ask, in beha!fof the subject, serious, prayer,
full attention to the lecture.
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Z , OHthS' PATENT BALANCE FIRE ESGiNE.
Ia Tho subscribers ore manufacturing nj Watos-
ford, Saratoga co. w. on an extensive scale, Rogers
Patent balance Fire Engine, and the company do nor
hesitate to recommend il to the Pupc as decidedly s-
pcrinr 10 any hr' engine known. 1t hus boon test
by skiliui Engineers ot lic u. =. Arsenas ct CHI
asusrlie and asllingt0n and by them pronounced 10
b. sapcrin 10 arT other. The Government Arsenal st
Washington is now supplied with of seid Engines;
and the poprieturs have just completed contract with
the EoveEnni-t for ths upPlJ OF all their prineipa!
senia.
Hhis Engine combines The advantts: OF moro power
NJ l. cast than any ohor in und iaeas ~ be es-
annrd aHd tired Ia ensure preference to all others
FAa manufacturers, in all cases, warrant their En-
Eiaes i'll trial wish Others under equal circumstances
to perform more than any other Engine, or ne sale.
Prices nj the Factory, with plain painting,
Ths;e designed Tor II men, dsshargiag 2l0 gallons
fNYatcr per minute, t7@
10 men, | 10 gallons per minute, SO
Tn. cbaye piccs include suction hozs, wrsnehes so.
They also kcc ronstalty On hand, hoih leading and
suction hose, which they will furnish TO order low
II can be bought in this cauhtrv.
The arrangements Tor manufacturing snid engines ars
snch hat Ill orders will he puuctualiy attended TO, and
executed with u groes possible dispatch address
ed 10 the Subscribers AZ Utertur, Saratoga n. Y.
WH. PLtIT & CO.
,-,o.
SEAi-f ~ u, ~, GO 1910
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az WS.. ~ a'ei'' 'i'ur ny -" IN. ia.. y,
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DELIGHTFUL SUMNER HETREAT.

fHNIlE PAsCAGOULA HOUSE, is now open for tho
n reception Of company. This delightful retreat 10
situated on the west bank of the Pascagoula Bay, its
confluence NTH the Gulf of hlcxiro The situation IL
elevated, and comm nd- extensive vieN of tay and
Lake and is only separated from the Gulf by chain
Of lands, which lay fronting the Whole coast ivm to
10 miles off.
The Propriators feel thankful to the community fer
lie patronage OF the past season. md would be grateful
ion return OF the the present. Every exerion On
their pnu will he made To render visitors comfu table
Fish aud oysters will be had in abundance and every
atcis OF food aud luXury, which the country cun Afford
will snFpy the table. Connected with the establish
met are ell The necessary aplaraiu for 2atking alse
two billiard Tables, and two Nine Pin Alleys.
10 those who fond of sporting, small game will
he found along the Shore and by going short distance
the interior deer and oh:r large ANIMALS ran he found
in abuGdanco and, for those fond of the chase, Pack
oi the best OF Hounds orn ALWAYS command.
The drinking water is from the purest spring, and ice
always at hand,
ANY Of the Boats plying bctw this CITY and Mobile
i'll land passengers the Pier The difficulty of getting
from he Pier the house in small oats particularly
for ladies mud children has always been objection to
those visiting the establishment, is obviacd tia
steamer Alert plies twice week between Ibis and Pes
caEou0, and will land her passengers Immediately at
the house. c. II NJ. J. McRAE
" b. The Liquors Of The choicest binds having
hre,, ~, ct
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.

LATE PUBLICATIONS.
aNIlE PRINCIPLES OF FREE TRADE, illus
u trated ii; a series of short and familiar Essays
originally published in the Banner of the Const.
nn."
CoBBETr'S LEGACY TO PARSONS; or have
lie clergy of the established church an equitable right
the ttes, or To any other thing called church pro-
rrtv greaer than the dilscntars have to the same
I'd ought there, ought there not, to he separation
the church from the state in six Letters, addressed
the church parsons generally, including the cathedral
nd college clergy and the bishops with dedication to
loomiold Bishop of London; by VIM. Cobbett, VI. T..
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF JEREMY
-ENTHAM.
THE MERCHANTS ASSISTANT, or Mercantile
Istructor, containing a full account of the moneys,
'ins, weights and measures of the principal trading
ons and their colonies; together with their values in
5. currency, weights and measures, translated from
9TH edition of Fugel, with additions from the works
Kelly, Necebrocher kruse, McNellugh, and others
Francis J. Grund, author of Elementary Treatise
Plane and Solid Gsomctrv," &c. &c.
TARIFF or Rates of Duties, fran and nfter the 81
~ of March, 1888, until the 3lst of December of sai''
'r, inclusive on all goods, wares and merchandise,
portel into the United States of America, as es-
,lished hv acts of congress.
ust received, and for sale nv w. McKEAN,
nov Corner Camp ana Common street.
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rJt Nc. ~ IOllA.
Louisiana and New York Line of PnCke

- - - - IL
j. '.in ships colil, ..i4s this .aii from lev
4 Orleans and New YORK ull every other monday
commanding on tie 25th April and to insure the
strlces punctuality in their tine oi sailing, the line will
hereafter consist Of six ships, viz -
ship YAZOO, Captain Eidridge, to .ea,e .rre :,,,u
April.
Ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain Robinson, to leave on
9th Nav
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Collins, to lca,e on
!3i May.
Ship vICKsBURG, Captain woodIeusc, to leave Oh,
18th Jrle
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Palmer, to leave on 10Th
June.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Palmer to leave on
'dJuly.
J The above ships are all new, of the first class
coppered and copper fastened aud upwards of 80 tons
burtil9n, OF light draught OF water being built il,
New York expressly for the trade The price Of pts-
sage fixed hundred dollars their cabins are fitted
the iuprov ID and convenient plan a. finished
in neat md elegant style. Ample stores of the frs,
quality will be provided and every r,gnrl had the
comfort and entire satisfaction OF passengers, who will
| please take notice that berth can he secured until
| lnid for at the Office of the consIrnecs.
| These packets are command ri BIZ captains well ey.
erieced III the trade who will give every attention and
exert themselves to accommodate. They will AT all
times he tnwcd up and down the Mississippi by steam
hons, and the strCtest punctl"tv observed in the time
, of sailing.
The of these ships will not be responsible fo
any letter parcel or package, by 81 put h-arI
tlem unless regular bill of lang be signed therefor
AT III. counting house OF the agents owners. fu
further particulars apply to
J. ID. BEIN & A. COHEN,
Anil NJ, ~,
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ORGANS, CLOTHING. &c.-l anlng from the
D ship Maria: 50 cases russell Brogans CANNON
xtrr mud bows Sizes cases mGn's kip regged lsr"
ans; cases mems dancing Pumps; II cases ladies'
id, NOR eco and lasting slippers; Is cases Clothing
embracing good assortment-for sale by.
81 rbRIDGE, YOSE & co.
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a4N.NAh.I\ lNFlKhiAitA .---iiie ,ti,iic
Il s,,rctlris, informed thai t,s INSTITUTION, erected
Gc most appro, cA PLAN and III air. and most adm.
,sLie situation, in the i.lhllg Franklin, upon the
u,rid, mile from the N,ssissipli.l IS.
The building is large and most conm!is,sly divided.
INTO apartments, for keeping separate different classes
aid different diseases. 4
The institution is supplied with the most sknl
attentive nr'le anti female nurses, speaking the vmiou
| n,n'c,n luguages.
Private rooms may be had hy gentlemen a, from t@,
I" five dollars per sia, including attendance, etc.
Terms in the ordinary wards, III per tlr
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! Narrative of Visit to the American Churches
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