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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-06-15
Carding and Cloth-Dressing.

Carding and Cloth-Dressing.
THE subscriber gives notice that his
Il machines are in ample order for card
ing Rolls. and the business will be ATTENDED
to, in the strictest manner by the subscrt
Der. Cloth. Dressing will be commenced
in August. Carding and dressing will 30
done on as reasonable terms as al any oter
shop in this vicinity.
N. b. Customers crossing the Fary
at Hubbels. Falls will pass toll free.
JOSHUA H.4YNE.
Esser, Hubbels Falls,
June 10, 1888.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-06-15
ID / Il ID

In Lyons, michigan, on the l7lh ut Mrs. Abb
ga,wie OF Russo Morton. late of W l|slon, nd 81.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-06-15
WING MEETING AT RICHMOND.

Montpelier, May %, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
MR. 80 - Mr.. cALnorN

Nix. CLAY And MIR. CALHOUN.
( Durias ne debate Which rseeu,'y occurred
~ tho senate Set"een Mr Clay asI Mr. Cal
houn, Nr. Ct,y said.
NJ. President. there T. oac rcr,rs
Of ihc Scaltor lIr. Calhoun which I
cannot allow 10 pas without ice -
That Senator has - 80 a,ildcI - flr
subject Of ayc.It..u--l p5.il.n o. .ac
public press anI among i ether. apA.
fc' 20 il4s place supposed - be The
organ Of the senator, has made 4 charge
upon me which every Senator CA TIA,
floor knows To be- false. They have
charged ne with benz an ab1lin1n,s,
i an aAO!itionbG'-l. an abolition.
. i5tli-l sir, who represent slave hcl.
deFs, and &ao asa as ready as any man
Oh ihb floor or elsewhere. when a
case occurs Il real danger o. that o.
any other night secured by The Cons.i-
tuition, 10 defend u - the utmost. |
have seen "a such DANCE a. |
have seen u regret and condemn IA
The conduct II 'Lc ab1iiiouist,. have
seen 90 such inLIcAiI. us Il dancer or
inicdeFcnce with our h,blt by the ar.
ton Of Tie states ~ a tbs Govern.
meat. % justify resort 10 those de,pr
rate measures winch All cnIlnsef s5r
clo"9n' aud happy iDsuuror7-au-
have Iscen any ihiny to .4'i.f. -.c.h.t
tLc harsh cr'hels aul ,i.loat deaua.
cia'l9rs 81 Tie gentlemen. Gao haze
any other than thc most Iuiur...s IL.
irc's-and ! say. here in NV fI.la
That the cOur.e Of the Senator ht,..4Is
more aboiilionists 90 lhe lsst two vesrs
ib1n a'l ne powers G. tho abgf,a.i.ts
ihfHsrlses cstf would have fnsIe
ADD. say fJulhet, .ir that there are
those who agda;e this delicate and
lfnref11t subject. from motive .f.si.
hsh a.. personal ambition. lanIef
siand The game Nf. % o. intended %.
unite Tie South on thls and other ks1-
bred topics and when ibst section D.
eon'olidaiei into a drnte and excited
mass, some other tofi- Willie started.
70 oonciliate the nccesssfy suGp1u Orb
some other section brheye ihs. .r.
nothing ihe less because gentlemen
are ricrna.ly aurvclunr that they do
not expect ~ desire Office. and Affect
Wiih TIE ioNif.i ic.fn O. trampls ifc
msheli hoaoD " t4n reyatac under
ther feet
ST. ] val not coun'cnans such ra.
.hiy scheme nor Wii / hesasts %
z, h'pnc" them vheFeioeyer snl ~
shom.aeser started 20 l1- the 1
Dion. he whole Unioa as-Ve received .
. lfom ouT fathers - e ioT 90 sec.
iional Interests. or pafiiss-no South
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

THE NEATuER.-Tbc Baiiilnoro Amer
lean Of TUESDAY las, .nys-"Aioadsy va. &C.
eitedly the hottest day OF tie ,,a.on. Ia
this oG.ce, the thermometer stood a, g N
the sf;eEpcoa. IN ne exchange, which is
comparatively cool place, twas ~ So. 4
gentleman who has been IN the habit Tor year,
past OF noticing the weather, states iAai >; a
very early hour. yG',sFday morning, the
hsrmoms;sr at his country .ea,was a; 70
BEN: ooe degree hotter 81 that timc 81 TIE
day than lie bad ever before known IT,"
In ths place on Nooday las, tie Aer,aonl-
cier was a, one time - Ais a as 81. Our Dst..
declared tha, the sun was 30 hot that it drew
turpen,ine cut Of tho osk board, ufsa our
portico.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

Mr.. Br,dy's loss in Goods is about eight
thousand dollars. a grea, proportion
OF the Cloth in the shop OF Mr.. Nell
wee was saved-but one hundred dol
lars worth Of ready made clothing was
destroyed. The shop belonged 10 MIR
MellWer. llis loss Is aboa, two hun.
dred and f;y dollars. Mr. Morcland
saved nearly al has ,ools-bu, losi Sc.
,cral saddles. SC. lis shop aud tina,
occupied 10y Ne. Eraty, belonged 10
Mg. ihomas Muiicdy. MIR NJ. los
Is abou, i've hundred dollars MRkins
total los OF about eight thousand
eight hundred aud c,shIy.six dollars.
Eq7.as4 le.ff .-srffg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

CAPTURE Of HENDERSON, BY ne
Ciaeisa,u Newi, q July ,. VIC have O. H..
loving Intelligence
Capture u Henlsrson.-Yc.ieraay
morning John y. henderson. charged
with forging Treasury drafts who re-.
Gently broke jail al Warrington. u.
&. add ior whose apprehension re-.
ward OF Si0UO had been offered. was
taken By officers l.. Hazen and ID. ID.
Jones, q board the steam boat Hon.
ireSs arOur wharf on his way 60 Tex.
as. lie was Immediately IlA.ei be.
fore w. Duiy Esq. but iboazh much
disguised. evidence a. q hiB identity
was unnscessary, a. he al once al
united tina, be wa' the man .ou-h, TOR.
lie seemed 90 treat the matter II hr.
arrest with much ting f,oi9. as though
he considered escape easy. HcBngw
"a l1h waiting The orders OF tie Mar.
shat Of the District II Columbia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

THE FOURTH man! town, sai ei,ic'
the Anniversary OF American Independence
was celebrated this year with more than usual
PomP AID ceremony. Ia this iowa every
t-'"g passed OF without sirsle .oeegrreres
to mar Tie festivities Of the Jay. TIE ora
ii for the occasion was delivered ~ CLos4r
Wa. RASsSS, Ia 10 the MeiLo lpt Church
preceded by Religious ceremonies by the
Eev. Ns. LAsziS, and tie reading Of tie De-
e'arai,on Ct Independence ,! wv {. woRIm.
INeTOS, Esq. The DiCrcr f-r he festival
ws' prepared .; tie hotel Of Mr.. IN Carter.
The orstioa CT N' Ransom wa, s?grcpri-
30 pure IN ''y!s, AID fully msi tie - ex-
reei.;ioEs Of re..ee'lb!. audience.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

Irrn re Baime', .ius'ie4H n Tf,sir. lat
WAsm.orov. J.Iy .. Iss1
Mr. Adams submitted 4 resolution
'cscud'as al acts of he House felaf.
nz 90 tto absence OF members after
twelve o clock On SATURDAY ght lie
maintained that they had T., u-ht %
enioice-ihc attendance Of members on
Che Slb5aih. Rejected ayes f., Laya
EyrEA CoHPrNsATioy The next
business 80 order was the resolution
offered hy Mr. Cufhing. MAXIM Ger.
tam iadiulnal payment 60 The Chan.
lain Me.senrers Librarian. etc.
y division being caiied. ttwasagrccJ
% Ayes 81. Noes -.
MArie1s P.rrpg The iYi,, tes,.
lotion oi 'hc senate alth.flnt tie
printing 81 these papers and appropn-
i'ing 50 900 iJr dat purpose. vas "a.
ken up, and after some debate On Com
riiiee IT The whole. reported 90 the
House and With slight amendment
syrscd 60.
fisEs.-On motion of Mr McKen.
Aon. q vas ordered that the fines ta b.
hicied on absent members. taken iato
custody by iho SefEeantat.Ams on
sunday morning Pc RENTED.
The ufuai Committee having waited
on TIC Pfes,drs' and bcins informed
That be had 90 further communication
90 make.
The House adjourned 8, DecemJes
next
UNITED STATES sLNATR
No buaneff of pubic interest was
i'.usAe'ed and The Senate s5jouIneo
al Dceembef peEl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
80 Ij;1'+5 O.

REPRESENTATIVES, ~ CONGRESS ar
10 be eho,en 10 f5uEeea State, tie pfesen
year, ana .ae elections VAL lake place IN IL
following order;
Louisiana, 1t Monda, 10 July ,ov,r.l
Il.iaot., Is, Monday in August.
Missouri, do. do.
Vermont, 1T Tuesday in September
Maine, 81 Nondiy in September
Georgia, lat MJaiay ~ October.
Arkius4s, &. do
south Carolina, % Monday n October.
New jersey, - Tue'Iay "a OeiO5e..
Fenn'ylEAnis, DO. d..
Ohio. do. %.
New YORK, lst Noa51y in November.
MAs'ao hn'ett,, 81 Monday in November
DsllS are, 81 r"asJsy ~ NoysnteT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

The Editor n the Enquirer; in lis
last number, speaking o! The SUB Trea-
srry saws:
I'VE sfe almost sa;,sisi AMI sick OF the
whole subject u has teen rrorabi, for The
pfe'snt di'Yo.ed q ~ the Horse Il Repro
senniive', whether fos We1l OF for wo lr' q
People decide and Alr Buchanan consider,
o. n BIS speech. ~ Lard over iiiI the reNt
Congress, w; 1T December, 1879 We Gre
..ias - isy u on L.e shelf and 10 produce
no n're dHe1ri ard d.rislon 10 tie Bspu5i-
ean pauy. !, has already sufficiently torn r,
- piece. Our mcst anxious Je re i, \.
he1l. instead q widening the breach"
Here - pretty sample Of patriot.
ism = \ scheme which has been de-
nogDced by many of the ablcst and
best men OF the times. j. objected 70 bv
the Enquirer, no, hccau'c u IS deemed
destructive % any cfea.ia'cfcsl OF tho
county by rcaran e ils delciaIi.
Gus elects upon The liberties q the rc5-
p'c-bui because he wishes 1t 90
produce no more GiscoM aud division
% the Republican raI,y H. plain
Ensl'sh, party fret and country last
This too, from one, who vas appfchrr.
ave be would be considefsd a VIII,
ios being right once 10 life Il three
score and ten Ricim7nd Uhig.
The annual commencement n Mount
-. Mays College took place on Fr,.
DAY last and although this excellent
institution does not seem 10 De- appre-
ciaiec OF p1ifonizei 20 the extent o.
merits by The people IN the midIt Of
"h7m ii has grown Up and pro rcrrl
yet VIC were pleased o. observe tl8tiis
well mcn'ci fenoWn had reached dis
ianl portions Of The trirn AMI that .he
auditory 81 the exercises 90 the 10Th Of
June llstwas comRBseI in gfcatnca.
sure ofthe elite ofthc land from Charles.
ton 10 New York.
And u Is one 81 the most exqui.
ti;e enioymcn's OF she weli1fdefcd mind
and heart. % attend ,hese annual exer.
cises at the kindred and ncigbbody ~
sii'u'i1ns q ST. Mary card ST. Joseph
20 behold The ptoIdss' 3, the puresi and
&c most gifted e DE sons ADD da8vh-
iers 81 our wide spread Republic. hom
ihc bleak frontiers e tbe Canafls 10
ihe icfyid shores n Florida. opening
and budding AID blooming inio intel
loeiual snd moral excellence under thc
ehas'ening Influence q TIE cslimable
directors Of these institutions.
FFsdo i,i'sra Eraaiau.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

SoUrH CARoIiNA.-It IS very singu-
lar that the wealthy planters Of this
State. who. being in great measure
exempi lrorn the druigery Of daily toll.
have ample leisure anj opportunity TO
inform. their minds anS think for them
selves. should surrender their o~n
Judgments - The Seciin, OF one man
N Ill aul every question. Gen. liam.
iiton IA his speech u tie l-te o2;ll scs-
si-n 81. lbs Legislature gave q sinking
picture of the political condition Vi
South CaFoaaa and ,Lc kind Of ALSO
lUie dssroHsin exercised over her le-
gis!a'-rs " Mr.. Calhoun. He stated
IN unqualified terms that before Nr.
Calhoun consented 20 become tie Jos
ter father Or tie Su6-TIeasuty, lie did
not believe there were len men IN the
STATE. with whom 1t iouGd favor: bu,
lha; IN Move :nhcg last he was able 10
work the convention OF about enc hun.
Died snl twenty-five citizens Cf the
State. who b.ppened 10 be respectable
members Of The Legislature. and that
too with a miraculous suddeunes'. al.
most equal to'tha, Of the m,sh,y spos.
Re on hi5Journey 10 Damascus
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
TENS AND GREAT britain.

Ihe Information communicated ~ the sub
J9ined paragraph, with we find IN Texan
newspaper lately received a; this oficc, j.
rev to us. though nf rather old date. New
or old. % Of sufficient consequence 70 de-
serve ihe attention Of our reaGets.-l.N. Iu!.
iiov'Tos, tTeNss.) June s.-.we nro ex-
"eme'y sraiii"d 10 iestn that General Trv-
otH'0S, otr diplomatic agent near tL- Go.
'ernmeh' 81 GfeaI Britain, ha, ,4ccco!rJ iu
'uee""S commercial arrangement with ihai
G1vernmea!, whereby Tcxi,n ye..ei, and coz
gees viii be sdn,itted toto The rort. oC Great
Britain. snd direct trade optneJ between
tie two oylatgies
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

we've v % . = 20
Dn1tDruL TiaC Our citizen, were
aroused between JC'ocL on Wed.
ncftly morning Ia, - behold She aw.
iti spectacle citbc-Si1,c. house s,tuat.
cd in lie ccnirc of ,i.lagc. occu,icd
hy Ar. samuel u. Brady. enseIoscd lg
flames. which soon cxtcnfcd 10 gs
Iail1r-shoP Of Nr. John AlcIlacc. snd
tho Saddlet-sbnp Of Mr. John Z. More.
land, and !eyciIcd them ~ Che earth
and. but ior the prlucWor'hy cxorians
81 our ciiiIcns. ADD tie ienafl.l.
calmncss q The morning q principal
portion Oi our village must have been
lad On ashes. They deserve great
credit lor their cxbul.ns on tie oer,.
i'n. 10" The ere originated. b.. AS
yet. enveloped ~ mystery The Csc
~ sre1k from The rrpi,, citations of
ihose who hrsi discovered %. originated
90 tie loitofthe S,0fc.foom. where, We
are Told, there Wasa considerable qgan.
iiy 81 c0mbustible malensis Il NAV
nave arisen irom spontaneous sombus.
Ton, a. there was oH and fays IN tie
TOT. Yet tlic h0us 40 which happen
co. u 3"'ng Immediately after Tie moon
bad eeased % she'd Der light upon iLc
earth and shcn ali generally sfs wrap
red "a profound sleep. cxciics. aad q
'hilk very justly excite 1.Iici7ns
nat u has been The work ~ .ue febd
ga homan shape. We would nin attn.
ouie u 90 The FIRST cause. ba'. are com
psiied 70 ioFcg0 that conclusion, from
o'her eireumsiancss, and conclude iha,
u has bsen The work Of ga ineendlary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

The nsr2 n V8.n.est ptC,D.L4,,.,o.1r ,.
'.''a'S .Hf.. ur...5 ..f- II $50 io,f.tt.
With The view Of reaLciiny The
notes e Tbs Institution fahich has
since Sac hrt q SePiemhcr last. been
redceming ali as issues % gold Or 81.
yer equivalent 20 specie throughout
ne lnion, !, has. 30 Anticipation Of The
General resumption Of Specie payment,
elected such an arrangement With The
bank az Ameura. 10 the ciiy g View
OK. That al no.esof tits Bank. which
nay BE- PIT 20 ejaculation viii. asox.
pressed 90 their face De with certain.
y paii 90 specie 20 dcmand either A.
ihs' Back % tbs az The option of The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

II Fortunate Digeoreyy "A gentle
man calling himself Lord Alexander
SWiinS has CibcoYcrcd that he 10 heir
70 TIE whole 4 Canada, and la, ac-
eofdin.iy bil bis claims before the
%.i'sh Government. CsnaJa being
therefore 4 mere private domain, sc
trust that all iLc tevoluii9niss Will al
once see ihe injustice Of attempting 70
p0-sess a..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

ineeaeisries are still at work IN Baltimore
Ga Mondny lat Tie extensive Steam Engine
Factory Of Mr.. Charles Rstder on tie south.
iiie Of the Basin was entirely consumed ty
hrs. MIR Rssier Is Of opinion Tia, tic Gre
originated from design, hl,iss been conan.
nis-isa While 'as Eofkmea Tero a, d.aaer
L1ss heary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

IMPORTANT STEAM Boar BILL
The Steamboat Bill has become n
law Of the land. /, contains several
provisions which, il is hoped, will tend
- the Preservation fife and property.
Perhaps, however, tho mos, important
ot all Is section, introduced on Thurs
day, by Mr.. Webster.
BY this section, 1t IS enacted that in
SuiiS acllns; the TroPric,oTs Of steam
boats for injuries or losses, in conso-
qnenee Of tie bursting Of the boilers.
cOlil?scs Of luc, sc SC. the fact a
The bursting or 'hc collapse. Sc. shall
ue TTE7' J"cle evidence. 10 eb3-gc The
b,iendan's-and they can only clear
Themselves by proving that She los OF
or injury happened rifiom any urrh.
g6Hcs a lie yro9rieiors, az qay 1er.on
n hiSir taPloymcaE This wall make
PROJECTORS # boats care ful as iothe per.
sons whom they employ, as captains.
engineers Sc.
This provision is Just, since those
who conduct the boat. Gnd manage lie
steam, can always shew that II was ac-
cideni, aud no, negligence, If the truth
De so:-Nhcrea'. a sengcr who has
lost his property. or BIS limbs. or a
ifcirh'er who has lost o., Goods can
usually prove nothing bot The fict ofthe
explosion. This important provision.
we dpa5t not, will be highly sa!u,ary
by PutlnZ the owners Of boats upon
thcT caution -B lH Pat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

a.. R,r--i II hs f-it,fsl.-TAe Wa,b.r Z.
ton coErtsP0udsh, " TO Bslunlrc Patriot,
OF Friday Last, .ny,-"Ths Pre,ijeni. 20 t.y
nominated Fans GEtSpr. tie INSTRUCTED Sc
n,tor ffo~ Tennessee. 20 ne ofice q After
ney-Gehsrsi OF the Uui'ed Stale. sol he
nonioatlon was cor armed VITA; iaw ed
wiser u Ihe crown Those political ,FPoiui-
raebn1erue ere PurPose-thsy make people
laugh at the ineOnP.'eney Ct The inSrm-
bsnts."
Mr.. @. wai s?Poia,ed 10 Oh tie vacancy
oeea.ioned ,! the reiisnation CT Mr. Dutles.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
SILVER CH.scr.-A bill. whose

SILVER CHANcI.-A bill, whose
operation may be TO increase the guam
,ity Of silver change m circulation. has
passed the Senate. !, Is The hill 10 au-
thorizc his bTanch miuts ia Gco,cia
and North Carolina. TO com SILVER
change Of the denomination OF Wcnty-
Eve cents. ten cents. and five cents
These branches. IS the Globe re lySs
were originally Intended 10 coin cCll.
only, butt j. found that tie sane ma.
ohInery which will striSs hall caslrs.
ard quarter eagles. vail also strike the
smaller pieces Of silver. 1nd tia; no Cd.
ii',ona. expense will DC incurred by
th,s extension.
The prospect Of IN additional surply
81 small specie change from this quar-.
ter, ~ thus satisfactory; and Is the gen.
eIal administration Is likely 10 be com
ple,ely ic!lrd by the House OF Repre-.
scnia,ives Ia its attempts 10 oycrlwc
and hirass the Banks by i,s Sub-Trca.
surS Scheme, We may now count with
some confidence on The caIly salu,atv
action Of our moaeyeI institutions in
bTIn -ing abOu, 4 general resumption OF
( specie payments. The means e -.
sumption II adopted at the proper ,ime
HAT i. Wien busihe.s matters and
. public opinion are Iipc ior IS adoption
wIil Immediately bung ont the hidden
stores Of change already coined. which
would themselves be very toierab,r
supply OF the article. Blt with the
additions promised as above by TIE
( branch m'n's, ne may nlmos. expect
that quarters. cimcs. and hall dunes
"i!l soon be As AS plenty as black tc,.
ries. - BAIT Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

Among tho visi'efs % tbs city. vc
nave bad among Us Tor some days Gen.
FfLtN lIrsroS, Of Tcxas, formerly a
distinguished citizen q hii,.i.,iGp,.
We o., wo understand, about 10 tisi,
Nn,ly aad the Clnadas. before lis re-.
torn T. ths South It's probable that
30 no pre,Ious year, Will SO many res.
pe,it'ic SoutberreB have visited Ca.
n'ia IS DUNG The present season.
M III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

\ Wing Festival took pace - H4,re-le.
Grace, Maryland, on Tae,dsy last, at uL,cl
Msssr'. PrenIis', Wise, Meoifee, and Ksune.
dy Of The House Of Representative, we're
present IS invited guests.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

II CGi9uJ RSm!niscSHec. - " ho would have
thought that Thomas Hart benton W., IN
1874, an advocate Of the election Of Henry
Clay TO the Presidency or the United states :
YET such IS the fact. some autquary has
found Missouri inieliigencer Ct October -
lS2i, n which IS an - Address 10 tie Pcop,e
q Missouri :iSnod BY Thomas Hat B,ni,..
u. Stroller, T. Caouieau, and seventeen
others, snd which = said TO have been writ.
Zen ~ Mr.. Benton himself, strongly urging
The claims cf Mr.. Clay upon TIC people OF
MAT State, cas- tie CANDIDATE on " HON the
moderate ucn of al sides would finally
uniie.' This Aires caters into an cicqleft
edumerstOn CT the reasons W. .ir Civ
should be the choice Of the people CT tI, |
S'sios-aud ,hus eorclujcs: e. Aud shah Mis-
souri, be found wanting in ihi, generous con.
test among 80 many friends? Shall The State.
which owes her existence 10 him. te re-
preached with tugEin, her back. whilo h. has
ifitnd or an enemy ~ The field 2" We hone
MAI Missouri viii answ CT THIS question 20 her
approaching elections, in such rnaouer az
hall show that Sc IL r-t inseusb bic 10 Ter
high and LASTING obligations 10 her best (r..rd
MI C'sss opposition 10 tho attempt &C. TIE
An2,uloIisis, Gan attempt IN which they were
beaded by Marlin Van Buren,, Mr.. Calhoun.
new ally 20 deny Missouri sdn,ission into
the Union unless sho woulI renctr,.e her
right TO tolerate slavery within her limit,
was m 1874 frosh N her memory. II ou-Li
nsr'r 10 DC eihcT1eise = LyHeLbwg Jirsinis,..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

SEVENTEEN YEARS AGo.-Thc iol.
loving is extracted from Niles Re- gas.
ter, aud was taken from the Cincinna,i
Price CCTrea, Of December 81, lS2l.
To''; Is now selling at cents per
.b.-fiOur -. per bbl.-iine beef hind
quarters, : cents-veal , cents: owls
6!-eggs : cents dozeR-bGtleT Ia cls.
per lb.-PaiFitses y cents tozcn-tur-
keys, very fac. - cent, eaeh-lagd
3.-hams scents ,5.-yesc,a5le4 equal.
y oGeap-scc.ety excellent"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

COST or COURT, a civil actioa wa,
tTiei at Springfield, Mass, IA. week. which
occupied he time Of the court from Monday
tnih ThUr'day afternoon Tie subject Of
hiSai'on was COW, worth, fe;hsPs. so -
IL Las brea tIitI several times, and tie cost.
ofoarrying 1t ca amour, 10 nearly $1,000 -
The 'ettici Of The jury "a, Tor iAe tsfsolan,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

The Conservative of Name are abou,
u nominate a candidate fof Governor
They declare lhemsels.I utterly orpos.
ed % NJ Fairfield, the nominee II Tie
Loco-FOros.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

D' OVrarittp, Eentlem.n well known in
tbs and the neishoorias counties. :, a Sur
geon Den,i',, has jgst published ia WineLc..
ter work entitled "A Public Treatise on the
Nature AID Disease, Of the Human Teeth"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

The Presidents House wa, net open on tie
E'h Of July, as has been customary, owing 10
tie death Of tho sister Of tie President,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

ern party. no Western. no Nor,he,,
no Eastern party. But desire 10 sea
Government administered IN a spin, n
broad, expansive equal justice. IA
such principles alone oaa !: yy pres,f..
co. or a. Il worth pTcscplr. SHINY
destiny has been cast al. .- .,.,r.
hollin: people. and Nh,a-,vs e.r.
iiiCt shall come iN defence ut or5t.-,. ,
% ous slaves. (Which God a,cit b..,
or elsewhere, shall &c t..a4 b. &. s.,
. 81 'h1i Senator
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

y boxing master a. Walhlnqion
Cl'y b.. besn'oeeusn vfh fcboI.r
gu members q Congrew-tinee the
hn' Gshtbeivcen Bel sad Tafney.
" q. piessass
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

We arc Indebted 10 TIE Iioa JANr, "
Mason for many valuable public doeumsA Gs
forwarded 10 Us dutias the late sess.cn o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

HARVEST HANDS.-The unusual
heavy and abundant hlryes, has occa.
stoned, IN wheat growing districts OF
our own S;a,c, md no doubt elscwh here.
great demand Tor harvest hands.
The wages gwen are said TO be high
almost beyond Example. As i; is a
business that may not DC neglected OF
delayed. some farmers VIC hear hlve
Offered as high as i've dollars a day f5f
first rate Graders. The Hagcrstown
Courier OF TIE i,h says:-"Therc is
4 great demand and uncommonly high
wages oftred FOR hands to take Ollie
prescnt crops, in this neish5oshoad.
We advise all those who are laaoring
for low wages. (or even high wages. a,
ordinary work 10 come on ami assis.
our farmers in securing their crops.
y rich reward awaits them"
Bell! p!