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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02

CHAH. HI. CUYLEH would respectfully inform his
~ friends the public that he has removed from No 10
Bowery where continues to manufacture and keep
on hand large of fashionable fine short silk
CASTOR plain has MEMS youths and boys Hats
which have universally admired for their ghtness
durability elegance Of shape which he offers for less
price wholesale retail than article Of the qual
" can be purchased city, Call and examine. Don't
forget the number. ISL Bowery. my8-lma
EXTftA FINE BOOTS-oLD RICHARDS MAKE
~ is always tin the fashion His fine light seal and
high heel dress boots 80 the pair can never be
hee boots 90 the pair equal $500 boots In
Broadway He has 5000 pairs Of the above boots OF his
rip stitch Also $500 pairs Shoes the best in this city
for families wear, cheap: Apply at OLD RICHARDS,
ruN6.lm me- !
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02

Youths and Chidrens Hats, from 81 50 to zoo
The prices small advance the Of the
material and workm INDEPENDENTLY all sales must be
made for cash without any deviation from the above low p'
.r. 81 = II
Also uarivaed OF Cloth and Fancy Caps nj
favorable terms. 177NT'iN ,ef G. WATSON.
mII-Smt TO l54 Chatham Ct Sdoors from Mulberry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02
ITlnClpaI,
al BROADWAY.
Miner OMces,
Isl HUI son street,
spruce street,
enc &c.,.

(between Houston and Prince strests)
These Dr. Brxnaee's oces for the exclusive sa
Of his pills. where they oil times be bad genuine
his AProInTEp AGENTS who have each CERTIFICATE
49, B. BRANDRETH. n D.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02

r1!iSstfs,, MY s: i sssc .r. r..nee,vy
have thls day concluded IN agreement With
0RETH, by which surresdcr all my claims u
the busisess ef the Drsudreth Pills. The busiv
ture be eond ucted solely by DR.. Busdreth, wi
thorissd 70 collect all debts dne me fer Brsndrs
MA M# VIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02

@ county, NJ " about 10 miles from Sing Sing Landing.
containing 10 acres Of good land house. barn &c Said Fac
turing wooens Of dieren. kinds On .he pre.ss beau
power will sold with parate from said
Factory Said property will be sold low exchanged for
property In the vicinity of New Ysrk or broo&yn ana nos
sold viii be to let y l--.s. .sf. -. .1
For further particulars inquire ofRiehard Mlcr the
mises, Dsnie Miller, Yorktown, or
- - DANL c. MILLER Luaber Merchant,
myl.lms t,g Drooklyn, South Ferry. l. l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

THE SOUTH The Tuscaloosa InieIi.sgn-
Ger Of Oct. Fives an exact analysis OF the poli
tics OF The Legislature, Ear Is he has received
information. By which II appears certain thar out
Of 80, no less than IS. including many Admin -
irauca men, are decidedly hostile to the Sub
Treasury, and a only for a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25
S5U-I CAEozINA.

\ Sip from ile u1icc oc Tho Augusta C.l-G.-
co says nc Alexandria Gazette brings US the
srau'yns intelligence i'ia, Gen. W.ady Thonp-
sen ,e-r.rr'eI to Congress ~ ;Ac G.ccav!!lc,
: utA Carolina D.i.ci, hy a majority OF eng
iho'sn,i end nccnig-frS rotss' lis majority IN
PrHd.c'pu WAS l,"Io, and "a GrccEy.lc -
THIS our reader, VA! raro,!ect, Is ,Ac G.s,..c;
m winch Ir. Calhoun resides, AID where hc
even i.sA ta" :umP, - esgcr was lie 20 casc,
Cen. lHomqs1as defeat. Tais IS indeed a NJ
nmqA worthy tie cc.cLr4i,un of fIreiacu /,
shows Tia, ~ Ieas, ono pcl;.on or smith Carroll
m ha, il.c Independence % thiHa AMI ac' for -
sc..--art ''sa' IT, people Of the rcaa!e;on dis
met arc free from Inc degrading rcpr1ach of b.
~" transferable slave, without q Will ol op!n-
IN of i'...' own. Thsass 10 The good reop,e Of
hat d-lrc' l',r iu'cp,n icuf, fcallcs, rcp5reafs
uTr hes acen sustained as..,,s, the assault, u
ne dic'aiallai s. 1-'or Ie, il no, ;hcu tc sail.
hereafter 'h-; ~ Saur. Carolina ou",, thr rod
G.: Mr. Calhoun. P.aI.ctrD district IS redeemed
rom the opprobugm
.ir,'t.v Je's again, Il. Sui-T,erry,-
Campbell h., been reelected from he Geol,c-
ia~n District south Carolina, by majority o..
i"5 ',ls o.cr h., s.t-Treasusy opponent,
Nr Enorr aot Mr Rhctr. srrpor'crs 4 tic
Sa.-Tlcaarrv L-.e sccl reelected v.f.ou; o7-
Mear Grra -at Rcharl.-a lS4.-T. at,
..'a ---e..l'0l .H ttr-5r--
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25
TIE RICHMOND IN

THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER shouts
ioussand lusu,y o.cr The recent Van Burcn
triumphs. Does not the Enquirer know that
every y.c,ory ~ thus halls helps 90 ryet ihc Sob
Toe,ary upon t.- country Il the Enquirer has
any r-..ati Cor I,s recorded opinion arltns the
su,-T.1sury, &c Pfo,cs, against Its l. rcaus'
[.h,rsa3ria Ca:..,e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

LORD DURHAM. late Governor General u
Canada. haas ISSUED long Proclamation aud -
dress. "a which be iIJat.y and i3.y explains to
the People el Eu.sh America Ls motive, and
object, az accepting the hsi iras; committed TO
h,> bands, wei a., t.c Vuscp.es wh.sb direct
Ell h.s administration OF il, 4uI ally AMI e'o-
.1en'y rad cate, the v.siom of his crurs, ~
lie particular transaction v'.aa. .yr ;,r peace Of
;.r Pfosnc-s incurred i.e t.saTur0anlu ct h,s
Government. ..lI led Sd a., %, ..aea.u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

NOMINATIONS FOR CoNGRESS.--The
following ti.s Van Buren, tieke, nominated Al
Tammany Han. City Of Sew Iork, a few days
since, ON the FIRST bailo, for Congress
Churc.ll, C. Cambrrlcng,
Eivm Forrest.
EilMoar-.
John Mchran
Cain5se.ens had an unanimous vote On the
Committee Forrest WAS next Moore and Me
Keen h7l large votes,
The New VOC, Courier states that Mr.. Tor
rest has declined u,r nomination % Coagrcss
rendered hlui D, he Van BUrcni,es OF tina, city.
The committee "a Friday esvA.uy nominated
Isaac /. Nag.iu ia has stcad.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25
80 RoYAL WILIIANl - ~ -.

TIIE ROYAL. WILLIAM s'eem hir sa.el
r.on Ncw-Nos-, Tor Ens4nl, ia SATURDAY last
Tie I,vcipoo'. Steamship, .s3m LivcVr.. iar
ScV-lgs&. sa4.e., also ga Doe t-'. The y. y
CORE panjrn, % tAc Sa, !at. SAYS "it IS yci
doubuIl whether lie ocean steam navigation
Will le Acp, ~ aii winter"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

Trouble is silsirg IN Upper Canada
IN consequence OF the endoN rrcni. by the
Executive OF finy-seyea recioIies. and Of
other incipieni forts being made 10 c,:n5.
lish there a State paid hierarchy. /, IS
unfortunate that the Caualas are now IA
many respects IN worse state than ever
dissatisfaction existing ca oil sides
hlch oriy large military force can suc-
cessluily rcrrcss. A. soon a. winter set,
IN Ne may fear tor disturbances all along
the bo-ders.
~ Yyk Core .'er.,ssi crihs .Na..sar' it
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

The Wheeling Gb1sf'e oi "wednesday
last states fasi ite difference between fle
highest point susincd by the water AZ the
gree, Hood Of l-.i2. and The lowest point
70 winch u has been tbs season. 10 lust
forfy.foty fssf fee and glgrfsy Rc4ss. 4,
s'eerisined by actual measurement
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

The witnesses Of a fatal duel lately fought
near Wimble,on, IN Ensiand have all
beca tired and convicted OF premeditaied
murder. After all this h tie true anti.
doIe agains, duelhng and Will pot an end
20 the practice sooner than any other cor
rectiye tia, can De applied. Let not only
The surviving principal, bat tho.c who are
IN aay way pgyy 10 such 'rHeoafres, be
punished a. they deserve ,sniwe shall SOC n
see these ia,hionable outascs against cNe-
rs feeling OF religion aud morality tall into
Uisusc. One oT two executions would
teach people 10 avoid such savage pas
tunes. We arc alta loss 20 Discover how
persons can dislpYto.c D. dCao- a, ;hey
pretend TO 10. aud Yet permit 1t 10 be
carried on wi,h iug4ni'y.
Bah .fwut.an.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25
THE ELECTIONS.
PENNSYLVANIA.

The PhiaIclph.a L $. Gazette contains r.
tnTns from, 81 counties. which give ma .r.'r q
7,5>i Tor PaErIs. Is Governor. Thee ar, three.
counties 10 l. heard trum-To,lc-. Mexican. .ri
Warren, which gave s2imaicUty .or VOL. an
Muhlcnpcry IN ISIS. It's ~, 'aI1.. tI.glc.. r
iha, Mr. Porter ma,o.,y vii O., aleu; 200.
II !. supposed 'h1, The vicl. number 90 vote,
Ca, NJ the late election IN Pcr-vr,Tari7. wit ~
ceel $50 ,JC1-vhrh i5 5hoU, 10000 mor, ib1u
were cast - ms Vssrl5u, cicc,ian.
I, srcms 20 g.. o Tr,.s'..., ,p.r. n amcr- tic
friends Of Go,rsnor R..a-r. r.t ,h- IA, .r.u
AGAINST hun, saa,, as 10 ~. corrartEtcn speak
ing, has leon obtained ly Hlc..tl AMI irauaur-,
means. On t.n> point We express 20 ciigaa.-
The subject J.. likely @, url-r-1 thorough ia-
vesI.saticn; ana q, The ush shall o.. l.t ~ Del
proclaimed. - any rate. Ire I1l.m-at az one
hundred AM trcu', .hou'aalfscra..uo. = .an 81
vania h1s hcel wondered IN favor ot ii.r aimui--
tran0u Of Jcsrru Rrr~Er aEl lJ, should sf-
ford q iAc Farmer Glfcra.g .-uu ant GOA. l!--
ton Tor "slcli defeat"
Coz. R'nDr s1ys i.r ,;~.'ss'ar, Star wa
defeated hy q sysi.'t al! d. crosses, fraud c.cs
ccr,riycl AMI carried INTO practice. "a many
counties .G vhch lsrsc v,g- 30 Vsti- improve
msvis, thc Guuhr. 90 yc;r> rra-I. az returned
- having locn Io'c' Sr-r.'f ~ ons-tiirl q.
vhoi' Hui.Lr - tirl-i. .ftha' iifn's such Vs.
the ea7' "a PERKS. 81. H. Tire LAST named cogn-
q, HUNDREDS ot ihe citizens o' CSC ADJOINING
Counties vote, and afterwards retained ~.
voted ~ ho'ar Tins can L. rso.ea. Porter
men, too ha;e been hrap! 20 declare, ihai ,lo,
voted ca .NcHaI. ghi n Reading came ca ,o
Lebanon, voted there, ami theu voted a.a.n ia
Earrl.5urs IN DaupAln coupy In ,l,ls way,
-"y carmel lA' ".tc'i 'n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

CNNADh-'t - stt,d in 10 New York
tar. on authority 'a.i To bc uaCpcsuonshlc
u.at there is suilen but Determined resolution
existing IN large AMI extended masses Of tue pop
u'ation On the Canada SIDE % the frontier to re-
new Ih,s WINTER the scene, q TIE past year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25
Tho fsiloe..s eAno~ltLslnent 4, made By

Tho loiloS...E SCARoNIs dsineAt "a made by
To Mayor ofCa.tlest.u uuler date u l2.h ii.j.:
The subscriber acknowledges She receipt
from The Hon. Nicholas BiddIc. Chairman
o. The late public meeting in rhiladcln'i,.
OF the sum Of :, 80 - Which. in addi-
ton To the sum OF - coo previously re-
oelved from tie same sUUtce, completes
the contribution OF the citizens Of Phill-
tclphIl for the relief he sufferers ~ the
li'e couAagrl'ion IN this CITY. The whole
amount collected IN Philadelphia j. So
i6l Il, which. in addition To The tuni-
hcent doaa,ion OF SO coo bv the Bank
O.! ;h' United States, makes the ,ho,e
amount received irom Philadelphia. tine
very handsome and generous donation Of
S!l iEl II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

Cot. WILLIAM LINDSAY. Of the T. s
81 Regiment OF ARTILLERY, departed t'i.s ..r 'l.n
l5,h uii.. a. Huntsville, Alabama, whittier he
had retired from tg;y some tmc ~ J.iv. ol ac-
count ct ~ health. Tie Mao. General Com
mandiug announces 20 t.e DIVISION this rican-
ci"iy = cnt Wita deep scasl5tl:y. The deceased
entered thc army ~ 1912, aHl continued one OF
It's ornaments ~ i.s !a-r moment. His recent
'sry,rcS N o." Cherokee country, rs ji.c Com
mandcr from June, l-37, ta some time In May
las, Aclc strongly marked by vigilance, wisdom
aud humanity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

TrRniFic HURRIcASE.-On lie eth Of
September hurricane, uneXamp!cd for
ITS fury, swept along the Southern coast.
Abou, 10 vessels are said to have been
lost on the Bahama BlnkS-some o: the
cargoes have been partially saved. In
t"o or three cases the vessels were driven
on the Florida shore. and the unfortunate
survivors among the passengers and crews
seized and murdered by the Indians.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

Commodore John @. Creighton died in
New York on Sunday last HIS funeral
took place on Monday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25
OHIO.

The mal'riiy Tor SU.NNos vail be between
and 1000 over Gov. V.ScE. More than 100000
votes have bccn pooled at tins election.
Tie returns are stu incomplete though At Is
aScCrialucd that the following membcfs OF Con-
Flr>s arr elected, being ali 10 which the State Is
caliteI showing ga Administration gam Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25
II. l.. PINCKNEY. .lf,yor.

We see no mention made ut The health
OF the city. Ga the morning of The 18Th
a heavy white frost was visible, which, it
- hoped, Will cheek TIC epidemic preva-
Ieat here.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

i'TsH'.nr 10 So ts,s An arl.fs Dos
heen'n'ented bt,h very murb cah.ncs.
re en.9tmcnt q riglf itcsss.t.
tube slth bulb in fhe cent?. f.r tie 70.
tclu.n oi cotton. which shso5bs sil zoe
oh q The weed. leaving lbe smoker The
pure and pnslIoyec favor q the agar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

In tbs estimate, however, tic members rom
Philaleipail county are CLAIMED ~ the WL.c.
THE L. rs,.l Twr5 plrE,rrp- Respect
M The L.sh-ha .lei ir-.l ..cm.,e3 80 be t,..rl
Pennsylvania DISTRICT, Ir....l % 10 cur last rl-
per. ihe United S.-: Gsz.';7 -.f-s the annexed
aijuaaa. HHuH.t..a .--
We stisI ,n our last tie .irilt ~ in ~i.,,b g..
touetv rcturrs were I-lt 900 TttIst .ft,rue.u. Nlr
icsr" t'i1i those Jn1g-a vi1 see wiling urt t..-
Peoplr should De heard, made ,ut correct tttlfis
81 the Hi7'v on r-tur1 i,,, Fr,dsg = ~.G handed
t'etn - thf Shsr,f, WHO, g. fillu4eut g L,st!uti,,
forwarded a., 90 u iisrusaurx
% Sauu'isf. tats. rol.u, Judges Tho h.i been
u"ioTiun-'s.t nju-ri o. hesi'at~ b. tef, 4t, and
party iosy csffict! g. I~ ,lc,iI .rti,-r 90 10 re-
turns l"cse, 81 course. Sy4i Yog .y SIT G., Ii,s-
r'"HIg, i"ssmp,h - orc at O.! rrt.4li had li,4',
been for~srd,,
=. Tbs 't'te 90 aE,ir'. o. dtss.traus q The Van
bhren M o., a., "taught about g., tl, gf.eiacsS ot
Mr. th'rl,sJ insrrs,li g. ha,. L,ms,II returned
as member elect 'p Con Strss 90. ta,i ,.tiitt
sol though los ~tyked plans atsr. q v.alI seem,
sdopsd o., Tee JriEe.. VI, 90 s..u,r o. it proceed
that H. hos rv.nss,h,d ii-9 tliau tit... si s,tI
hs'c rsl iced 18th Ism ,n sutrt-s. t.r, AuI ,.,-.
hi" - 'he author "a i!.ir u.t-iJ,u.p,s 1lr Itru-
~ 'nsca1tl hs- r'ttaialt ufh .s.t.n 20 bY.l &
The d"srse,ili ll.t sh'eh hes ,s.i l.d
POSTSCRIPT. -r.l.aa,s T..7f.,r,., A.
yciii~f 90 VI Huilt .l'. ,.rtl.r. ,..,. n RETURN.
IRON - c'lH..'. aHt o.. cty ol T4.aH-in..s..
NhEn give lrr P..tr. i1J.ti1 ..t..
Eos i,IH.r If-.gt u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

II is stated that a schooner was or Hog
Island sunk: her asls only TO be seen.
\ barrel OF iioar. one Of mackcrcl, and the
baiches and iopndsts OF some vessel had
loaied oa shore at Hog Island
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

The Springfield l'A Ja.ral 81 He
-.'n a.' Hu 900 r.np~aH.rl.
passed 'irnu-a tpa.e a4rn. r.
on i"e "a, 90 .al,. a.. .n.'.t 90.
Niss".u. It'a tbr wabash C..uD, ar
learn 'A1' there are in 40 -rlD u' .lcm
They crossed ihe Ha,a.ha, Waar.r. r
and "lii cso. tae Mississippi 81 Qar,v.
They are COOS -lIiiu: uu5,s thr direction
IT JudEe Polk and e Cs'b.l,c urf.opa,
fie Rev Mr. rer'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

ANoTnra S--NN Boar Losr.-TAc
steamboat Mediator ct this port. reports
Ihai tie steamboat Czlr. trou lae mouth
ot the Ohio Iiyer for New Oacans. struck
mag, llhc same which sunk tie Gov.
Dodge about tie 81 INST at he head of
ISLAND No > and soon went down. The
boltitis thought, viii be total loss. bu. a
portion OF the cargo consisting oi -four.
bale rope asI rigging may be saved
The Mediator TOOK OF a number Of her
passengers and s.'Gi thirty horses. and
'pe PhNnce, fion 81. Louis. received on
board the remainder ol her passengers
bot II i uncertain whether the latter boat
"Ill arrive here as she got aground short.
y si;cr Iea'ins lie wreck.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

The wheeling Times of Saturday SAYS
hat The Pork packers are making ooatrseis
81 ia cents
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

- 'ArIo"s Evssrso" 90 cur rsl'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

m1ndrr, from June, l-31, On some time 90 Nav
las, sclc strongly marked by vigilance, wisdom
aud humanity.
90
TIC coslIarcl Iad.4n Warrior, BLACK
II ANk, died 70 hi camp On DE r,e. Des
Mg.a, On rie o .n.;at'.
- C o.
y reported 'Aa, ,l- N.r~--s 7-a Tire ,.N-
Zrnr cl Carr ri curH'-. N.-s.. if-v- bad O.
-, Boz which r.r = ...g.s. s. l0 wc,- ve4
armed gained The day.
IRE f,.- u-..sc -.r occurred a, Char',7-
ton. Va, ca ,H- 81. .a.'. Il broke est IA TIE
baca store t.g.s %. c. l. -l.cv slury, which
was destroyed, t,~eih-r qsih ,uc BRICK Hoe of
II. Anderson, auI * other valuable build
iars adjacent Loss very great
Il vlii DC seel that aUD.ef aiauAing Gre has
occurred in s.-un,oa.
s.
Isue Ra,ru Use, WING has lcea elected
Mayor of Paaad.'gi4.
cs2-
Tic ir7' of WrG. Stewart. clar--i with tic
u1rl.rof o.. fal.r. commenced Zoo fI..u.fe
cry COST CA Friday ia.t Thers ucic about,
cue hundred v..ts...s. O.. r...lIa".
Adams county case ss-- wr..u'- far COS.
Elnel, % D. la. election 90 Prun.g.ta.4-
Eera. Wss.llr-.. lI s.E bfu Ioae ..ire1-
Boa, r.a. .si.. ,.r D.a. T.-.r. IL reference
q. Up.eI, ''.e editor OF .T.e.1ore coz
''Nism' ca,rts - deceit rt.t ,i
borrow 'n 'aea ftom c,,t4ip Luyrtu,
siih h"Een... ~" hs'e oui' O. ~ Shat ID W. a,.
not 1--we in Al. git.r, w. aauiu l.,C ir AI.ms A.
i-r NrHr.otsisui .uI Heits, lh.y 90. sadly 90,
sent e ii-Ht Nlts.ia'sft.s ts..fi o.. f.sftf,he,i
,h''h.r i"r'ht''h W" rui' q, thr 80, sih,u,d o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

~ EXPLOSION Harrisburg IN
trl!iseuccr states that tie powder mill Of
!. - \. Watson. si;aaied on the Nuuun-
gakch abou; four miles above Pt,tslarg.
containing 1890 pounds OF powder, vas
blown up On Wedsc.day, with crash
Which was heard eighteen CT iaen-
" miles around. One man vas so much
hurt that he died the sane evening. and
another injured, but not seriously. The
houses IN the vicinity were shattered and
several men on the opposite side Of The
river : ere Frustrated by the shock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

= i. said that Mr.. Dickens. WHO writes
under the signature ol Boz. and j. tie Gu.
Thor Of P!ckAsck. Nicholas NicSlchy. SC.
vii shortly embar.; Tor this country ~
iar Glea, Western.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

The Ohio River continue ,efy ,,v 81,
water being raf-able only lcrf4t boats
o"a lfhi dIa.t kecls. large quantities OF
goods have arcumplaic3 AZ Piu.5g-.
Wheeling aai Portsmouth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

Tie follaw.r- gentlemen were appointed %
ps'gfcr couT', School Commissioner for Jc,ict-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

TIC cc.ellatcI INDIAN Warrior, BLACK
IANK, died q, h.5 camp On DE river Des
Nom, On t'ic .. 3 instant.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

H.",9 " DtH,a1s ha7 been appointed
Consul 81 ihe Rrru.Ur1 i Teyls iar ihs
port 1t Baltimore ani tss been rceat
nfed az such by ihe rre,Idco, Of the 4
States
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

The remaining SIX State prisoners in
tppcr Canada, ~ ho wcre condemned and
under sentence for execution on the 1T
in,ian,, have bad their srnteuccs com
Hu'"d hy tic Lieut.. Governor, Sir
HroRGE ARTHUR in'o transportation TO
one OF the British penal colonies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

Tie New YORK Courier informs VS. that
an association IN tina, city Is in con;en.
r!a'Ion TO hu,ld large steam ship to act
N reciprocity and cooperation with tie
Liverpool Steam ship Company.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

r, ri.' crt@1-t ti'cy. f-r til,ir,
Thomas Fergu.oh son e'iuc IA August
last, took Fl-o" II Nai.sou, I.daun. On
The ~ inst. llewas found guilty olwan
Slaughter and ,cE'cuc'4 10 Vay sliced
aul tc !,n6ac4 IA the pcu;cuu5sy Il
years E4Niaare Patriot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

1t appears that the sale Of the Public
Lands n Louisiana have been postponed
ior the present IN consequence Of the
cil,m set up by the heirs OF Bernard lllu-
;eitve To 10j,GGO acres, prncipaliy IN the
parish OF lterviile. The claim embraces
twenty enl're townships. and parts OF uino
more whch are worth perhaps five NH
lions OF dollars BrH .97trl6ln.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-15

crease of public expenses. Because Adnma spent thirteen millions annually, the cry of Tetrenchment, extravagance and reform was rung through the land. But the expenses of Van Buren's first year will exceed hirty- fire millions! Our State Tax eight years since, was only about thirfy hOusand dollars i; this year it is about SiIty thousand dollars!
 One thing is certain there is something wrong and unnecessarily wrong in the pres ent state of the times-and this wrong must somehow be corrected. The rulers of par ty which has long been in power, are apt to grow corrupt and when any member of the party, which has elevated them to office, be- comes satisfied that the measures advocated and supported by those rulers are errone- 0uS, it is no disgrace to desert them on the contrary, it is one of the highest privileges secured to us by the Constitution, that we may reprore them Gt hhe Polls! It is the duty of every good citizen to consider himself, not the lover of party, but the loverof his cOu'l- 1 try! to inquire, not what will benefit his par 1 ty, but what will promote the interests of the
 Peopls-to covet the satisfaction of acting conscientiously and uprightly, rather than to fear any abuse which may he offered 10 him, by those whose measures he refuses longer to support-in short 10 rise G6oss S'arcTy to any l p:Ttg.
 At uStS SSSfl SStlO titSNt A "S NNbt " Sh"AtSSS of s,aeosures we must have u change of men.-
 We therefore, the undersigned, for the rea- SONS above stated, and for other reasons of a
 minor importance, shah go for such . change ; and iM making this statement ot our views, 1t 1 !S not ol,r design 10 abuse any one. While i we have right to our own opinions, SD o,h- { CTS poSsrSs tho same right in common with us. { We have eadcavored to give our views candidlv--if they arc correct, we hope they may convince o,hers-if wrong, we arc will l ling to he corrected.
 1 For the truth of the foregoing facts VIC rely upon what we believe to be authentic intor. mation. We do not depend upon party newspapers; for one party pronounced them to be unequivocally false, the other uneqniv- ocally true. If the leading men of the De- mocratic Party have, by their measures, brought distress upon the people, it is time for all true democrats to desert them. If, however, others think our rulers are corrupt nounce them knaves for their honest differ ence of opinion. We only ask that there shall be perfect liberty for every man to think and act openly according to the dic- tates of his own judgment, and his own con- science. without being denounced as TRAI- TOR or TURNcoAT
 Baron Woods, Benjamin Frost,
 Jarvis s. Warner, John Wells,
 James Hale, Stephen c. Maxfeld, Rosil F. Hills, Samuel Davis,
 Sanford Greeley, Caleb H. Griffin, c. L. Weston, Wingate LiEscott,
 Moses Wood, Jacob Peabody,
 Peter Woodcock, William w. Brayman, Joseph Nahor,. Joseph Pearsons,
 Amos Conant, Henry II. Andrews.
 Nashua, December 30, 1887.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-15

said he, " sOhy aings d. not go here by aevi', 6ut by pulling the right strings. Male t my iH- teresf and sOiH pull the strings fOr you.
 N Y. Courier.