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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15

Octaa .Sfe1n Navigation THE editor Of The New
Nork Sfaf illustrates 10 lnrtible manner. by tls re-
laiinn oil the following anecdnr. the intimate CON
uccifan wineh ocean steam navigation !, about 10
establish hetweeo Europe ard America:
4 sniau dappef huic frlloa, with pattern book
under bs arm. called IN at one 81 our large carpet
warehouses " | have come sir. for sonr otders-
here my pattern book, should be happy To serve
you" Tie ptoprierot, alter turning owe, le leaves
said To tbe Itgent. "W,l son base the goodness 10
leave TIT. book ot day two, and will send II 10
yout lodgings" Bless you, al. ! have no plrncu-
Lar lodgings ! arrived ~ the Great Western, took
with salise Of SIX clean shuts. only us.d thee
lhe passage. | have about from store to
store until have received orders for one thousand
pieces Of Brussels csrpeung you are the last per
son have called upon. | am constantly my
iccll dine when am ri leisure at any eating house
tina, Is ugh, aud pay lor my lodging at night--so
| have really Unsettled hab,taion. | urlsl return IN
the Great Western 10 morrow, as shall have bnen
absent nom hone when pet back full forty days
you the last | have In cali upon, and any orders
you my please To give mr. can be executed aud sent
you complete ~ sit oeeks from Tins time p, Steam
shp.' Commentary IL useless-the travelling agent
~ p days bon tie time he left home received or
deis tor 300 900 OF carPeling.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15

joins JAeob AsTon, OF New York. i, said 10 be
worm The tnile OF twenty five millions OF dollas-
more thani"lcc the sum left by Stcphcn Gnard
THIS. al siN per cent would produce Que million FIVE
hundred thousand dollars year--onc hundred and
twenty five thousand month tour thousand one hun
dfed aud ihnty three dollars day-one hundred and
scven's-hlc dollars an houl-two dollars eighty sew
th aud ball eons m'nule-ano nearly five centsa
second! lie viii be rehb by andby
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15

THE EXPUNGE The Charleston Mercury.
Mr. Calhoun's home organ has taken the field in de-
fence of the Erpmn2ing Resolution! We may
expect 10 see Mr.. Calhoun himself following suit
and appealing TO his speech demonstrating the nfa-
my OF that act show that he would have support
ii, but lor " osenuling circumstances" Of which he
has always been the unfortunate victim Nil Admi-
raj.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15

TRAVELLING CABlNETr-Wc announc.
ed, in last, that Amos Kendall, the Postmaster
General, had passed through Wheeling. on his way
to the Hermitage -lor the supposed purpose of pro-
curing an outline OF the next Message. We since
learn that MIR. Forsyth, the Secretary of State, who
had just returned TO Washington from Northern
jaunt, has again left the seat of Government, on a
trip to Georgia. Thus We go,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15

STEAMBOAT LAW.-At Cincinnati The In
.,eo,a,. anna,ned ppdef the Act Of Congress fegu.
l,t;o, .,ean,bo,,. have condemned The boilers Of
several boats and they have consequently CEASED 70
run. We rns, that IN every section Of the Iaioa
al, Act vii be ugidy enforced. ihst an sfeotud
stop ma, be Put the wanion sacrifice Of lite which
La. heretofore 20 frequenil, taken place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15

ONO RlNER.-The Cincinnati Gazette Of the
4th instant SAYS " The river has risen three inches
s'ihn two days past Goods are arriving slowly IN
Keel aud flh-hnats, from Portsmouth, Wheeling aud
Putsburg. \ large amount Of Merchandise FOR
Kentucky Tennessee and Missouri, is lying NJ ITS
burg awaiting the IlsC OF WAFER"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15
CONVICTION OF RATlBuN.

THE nal OF Benjamin Rahbuu, winch com
mcoced on Wednesday last, terminated tins morning
~ verdict ofGUILTN.
"Applicallon was then made by the prisoners
counsel fora suspension of sentence, which va. re.
fused. and the toun sentenced him to 1--WE years in
prisonheat IN the state prison"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15
4o44
Ritncrs majority, =.

hHhtf majority $u4S
The largest vote and the larges, majority gi,
10 Philadelphia. In 1885 Rtners majority was
1890 making Wing gain in the city of 2.I3i.-
Messrs Sergeau, and Toland tWhigs) are reelected
to Congress, and the wings members OF he Legs
aiure likewise successful by similar maorl.ies.
10 the county OF PhiIsdeph'. Pouer's majority
i. reported al 1900. 10 1885, the Democratic ma
oriy Tor Governor was 3l95 /; Wing gain 1896
Lemuel Paynter (Loco) IS said to be reelected 10
Congress IN the I'd District by majority OF COO o.
yer DR.. Joel q. Sutherland lConsevative) There
MAS no Wing candidate N this district. And
Charles Nasor tWhig) IS reelected to Congress in
the 81 District, ovcrJ K. Ingerso Loco)
In Delaware county, Rilnet's majority IS 48s. In
1895. IL was 1873.
Wing gain thuslar, 4,l7e. So far, good
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15

u j. Hughes Esq. one of the Wing candi-
dates for the State Legislature in Scloto county
Ohio, being questioned by the Abolitionsts, return
ed negative answ ei to all their enquiries as TO the
power OF Congress over the subject ofsave,y in tho
District ofColumbia and the Territories. He adds
in a tone Of maullness, which II II we're adopted b,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15
ILLINOIS ELECTION,

We have at eaeth official returns of tho Illinois
election.
For Gorernor-Carn, Uoco) 30,535
:" Edwards tWhg) 29539-oo6 maj
It. GorernorAnderson tLoco) 30,325
Davidson lWhs) 25,73a-l590 maj
For Congress, in the lst district Reynolds (Loco)
has majority Of 1896 over Hogan (W.) In the
2d district, Casey, tConseyative,) supported by
that party AND the Wings, has a majority Of 1855 o.
yer Judge McRobens ULoco.) In the Sd District,
Stuart W. has majority of II over Douglas
Uoco.)
The STATE Legislature is divided politically a, fol
lows:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15

Gfe occurred at Cincinnati, the 81 instant,
winch destroyed all The HOUSES fronting on The wcsl
SIDE OF Walnut street In about square south Of
the corporation line. They were mostly owned aud
occupied by Germans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15
GEORGIA ELECTION.
Returns from "a counties exhibit tho following
result Of The vote for members OF Congress:

In the same Counties al the last ection. Gllmers
majority over Schry, was 1906 votes HIS majority
IN the whole Stale was 762
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15

lNTOLERANCE.--Dr Franklin being in com.
pany where intolerance wa the subJeci dlscus.e
the Doctor 10 illustrate some fenafks wlIch he had
made IN favor OF IolcratioD, took up Bible, and,
opening at Genesis reld the following parable to the
SUI prise Of his hearers, who wondered that such
passage had escaped their notice And came To
pass after these things, that Abraham the door
OF his tent about The going down OF the sun. Aud
behold man bent down with age was coming down
from The wilderness leaning on staff. AID Abfa-
ham and met INN, aud SAID unto hrm, Cure
ia, ! pray thee, aud wash thy feet. aud arry The
night, Aud HE old man said. Nay, for will abide
under this tree.' BuI Abraham pressed him great
ly, SO lIe turned aud went into the tent. Aud when
Abraham that lac blessed God, he sail unto
hIm, W therefore, dost thou nol worship The Most
High Cad, Creator OF heaven aud earth = Aud the
man answered aud sad, Il do not worship thy God
neither do call upon his name, for have made a
God unto myself, that dwelleth IN my house and
provldeth me "ith all things. And Abtahams
wrath was kIndled against the man, and he arose
and drove HIM forth the wilderness with blows.
Aud God sad. Have | not borne with hun these
three hundred aud eighty years, and noufIshed hln
aud clothed hun, notwithstanding lac rebeed
galUst ne, and coulds not thou, who art myself a
sinner, bcaI with hun one night J!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15

u writer III the Richmond Enquirer is very
angry with Mr.. Hunter, of Essex. (who, although
Wing, la. imblbed some wild notions, about Banks
and hard money, which have led him asiray on the
Sub Treasury qnestion,\ because, although he sup
ports that measure, he will not sorfy its pu,ave IA
the', MIR. Van Buren,! Forour own part, we arc
as glad to hear that Mr.. Hunter, who is young
man OF fine genius, has not "gone entirely over
aswe were sorry to see him led off, rs far as he has
gone, by his exploded notions in relation to Banks,
aided by his excessive admiration of Mr.. Calhoun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15

TIE BORDER INDIANS.-Acco.dlng to The
st. Louis Bulletin Of the goth ult. very intelligent
md obseryani gentleman who has ust visited several
tribes ol lndials, expresses the opinion that Gen.
Gaines aud OILERS have inexperienced the inten-
ton oil tie Cherokees in inviting the various tribes
10 attend Their grand council. lie states that they
IRE by no means anxious 10 have collision with the
whites, and that lie THINKS then main object was To
induce all The iribes near our borders 10 move be-
yond the reach OF our people. They are OF opinion
that their proximity To the States has most niuri-
Gus effect upon them that IL bresks the spfIt of
the warrior, aud brings upon them ntemperance and
for these reasons they sad 10 have some idea of
removing beyond our reach. They have found on,
thatfhey cannot contend against the Americans, and
they say II they are 10 be engaged IN wars, they
would rather conteed against men whose CUSTOMS
aud manners are simlln 10 then own. Ii the Chefo-
kers resolve 10 remove. he thinks IL is probable they
will be joined by the Kansas aud other nations, who
viii make some League oil mutual proeciio and de-
fence against any enemies that they may enc oun
ter. II these really be their objects, one would
ieeretit; and The good wishes Of all would attend
tbem IN their journeyings to the South West.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15
HOW IL Is MANAGEDt

On MGday, September 81, several carriage, from
Newark and one two fun Patterson. loaded with
men. evidently foreigners, drove NJ 10 the Van Blu
rem House ~ Newark. As the Couu Of Common
Pleas then III sessiot, il supposed that the
object ui these men WAS 10 apply To the Cont be
adInnted 10 citizenship. None Of them, however,
appeared ~ open Coun, but tic clerk ol the Court
Samuel II. Berry, IN dehanre of law, privately aud
unknown 10 the Courl, ii tic Van Buien House ~
foresad, admitted them 10 citizenship. The Court
having inquired into the matter AT The close OF The
tenn, made the following order land directed the clerk
10 enter the sane ON Tue minutes OF the Court -
" The court having been informed by the clerk
that certain proceedings mtre had IN The this
on Monday, the 24ib instant, at lhe house of
David ID. DamaTcsl, while The court were ~ session
nj tie Confl li0nss and asu alter the Court ADJOURN
cd isf the DAY, and that certain otders admitting
tntelgntfs to the iishis oil CITIZENS OF tho United
States were thea aud there made IN the name OF the
court, Without the autheriy ct OIdcr ef the court
And whereas no iurcieu,f WAS admitted by this court
on the SAID 9dh September Instant 10 The rights ul
citizen Of the UuIted States. The court do there
FIRE order and direct that an, aud every oer rule or
judgment o ihis court, entered the minutes or re-
cords OF hs court, done certified as the act OF
this court, admitting any foreigner To the right
Of citizen of The L. States The cath OF Sep
TENDER, 63S, be aside, and iur nothing holden
And the same hereby vacated aud sci aside as
orders, rules, and judgments. improper, entered
without the knowledge or authoIiiy Of this court"
The same paper slats that several carriage loads
of aliens were taken tiom Newark to MorflStown,
by some Of the party, for The purpose of procuring
naturalization papers from the courts of thai county
The chief business OF the courts had been CLOSED
and two or three of the Judges only met in the NOR
ming for the return OF writs, and were about TO ad-
iourn finally, when The oa,alcadc arrived SO that
this effort manufacture failed aud the par
~ returned rs they mehi, aliens. They mustered
from thiryto forty in number.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15

New Maeo,me.-We are glad to see that Messn.
Fulton & Smith are about to start new periodical
to be entitled the National Magazine and ReputH-
can Rcriec to be issued monthly at Washington
city, and TO be edited by Henry Brent, Esq. whose
literary requirements, ability and experience (says
the National InteIlgcnccr) qualify him well for the
TASK he has undertaken
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15

The Council oithc FIRST Municipality Of New Or
leans have authorized contracts 10 be made for about
one hundfd thousand yards OF cubic pavement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15
MIR. RIVES AND his POSITION.

We perceive that some the newspapers and their
correspondents are very ANXIOUS that MIR. Rves
should "dcine his POSITION" We should sup
pose that, il there were any public man in the coun-
try whose position defined by his acts, which
speak better than words, it Mr.. Rves. But If
the qucrsts should desire any farther iniormation
le, them read the 3 Nos, which have recently APP
peared in this paper "cn the principles and policy
OF The Conservatives" in which we are authorised
by Mr.. Rives to say, that his position, in common
with that Of the great body Of Conservatives AZ
he believes, is accurately aad iiuly defined, far
words do IT, Charlottesville Jtgcr.onian.
o." We have not only read, but published tho
three Nos. referred to by the Charlottesville paper
under the impression, which is now confirmed by thu
=" auhorized' declaration that in those Nos the "po-
slion" Of Mr.. Rves was Intended to be "accu-
rately and truly defined" And, rs far as those
says 60, We admit that the exposition is sufficiently
explicit. But, for one we confess, they did not 90
quite far enough. They stopped short ut the very
point where desired the curtain to be raised lit
tie higher. That is, they tell us, that Mr.. Rves and
his friends opposed TO the Sub Treasury. aud OPP
posed to the National Bank, aud in favor of tho
State Bank Deposite System all which we knew
before. They tell US, too, that lie will be firm and
Incorporating in his opposition 10 the Sub-Trea-
sury. Well-this we lad supposed before. And
mere inc aullof oil me exposition o " the IrincIpieS
and Pc icy of the Conservatives" s,opped-Just as
we caught glimpse of the stage, the curtain fell.
and we saw only the dresses of the actors, wlhou,
hearing word OF the piay An answer to two qucs
tons viii place the whole martefas the public desire
to it, family aud full, before them. These aues-
tons are:
|. II il should so t1rn out that Mr. Rives
compelled 10 60 for the Sub.Treasury scheme in
der defeat National Bank-or TO 60 for a Bank
10 order 10 defeat a SubTreasury .cheme,-whch
would he take, the Political or the Commefeid
Bank
and Anti-Sub Treasury Wing, which Of
the twain would he support!
This is The point "hIch were in hopes that the
writer of the three Nos. referred to would push lis
remarks. Butwe were sorry that he paused
at the threshhoid as ifhe afraid to cross the
Rubcon."
We hope not 10 be misunderstood in PROFOUND.
to ourselves any right put Mr.. Riyes to the Ques-
lion, nor do we desire 10 embarrass him by doing.
He has, of course, the option Of replying to Them
CT not; aud if he shall prefer remain SILENT no
harm will have been done. We are only putting in
print interogatorieS which asked in the streets
aud on our court-yards. And we have done SO,
mainly suggest to him aud hIs friends that thosgh
his position may be" accurately and truly" it ell
tany is fully aud satisfactorily defined, by tffa
three Nos on the Principles and Policy Of the Con-
servayes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15

Io'ra 1erritory.-Peter II. Engles, Esq. has been
elected Delegate for Congress from the Terrific
ry of Iowa. He is friend of the Administration.
OF course, as all public men are,in the territories
where the path of distinction is through avortism
at Washington.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15

The Army and Navy Chronicle says that the brig
Consort, built 10, the Exploring Expedition, is to
BIZ employed as q Government packet. between
New YORK and Vera Cruz, during the blockade
Of The coast Of Mexico by the French squadron
She is 10 be commanded by Lieut.. w. n. GARD.
sEs, lately attached to the Washington Nary
YsId.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15

ton been sssse aes 40 dsy .ssh tie army ~ flofds.
and will leave here 10 fss DAYS 10 take the ehsi
direction Of the Qpsrierrna.iefs Department an'hs
the approaching eam,aisn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15
MARYLAND ELECTION.

We have AT length full return, from the Maryland
election. For Governor, the votes stand as fol-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15
NICHOLS Il BELL.
NEARLY opposite the Banlxs.)

n kt. now receiving Their stock of FALL d
I N WINTER GOODS, which will be found up
on examination unusually large and desirable, com
pr'slng perhaps greater variety than is usually found
in one house Their friends aud customers, with
The public generally invited TO call aud examine
Their goods before purchasing. County merchants
apd others buying to sell again will please call on
them
OCT Az IT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15
IyNcuRURG. OCTOBER Is. ISIS.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

We have a few returns from the PenLsylsania e.
lection. In the city Of Philadelphia, the vote Tor
Governor stands rs follows;
Joseph R,tner tWbe) 1900
David X. Porter (Loco) also
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15

Plougting too deep.-Ju1ge Coalre, of Virgins
when fast appointed to the Bench, had jurisdiction
over ono OF the mountain dlslnc,s. which was pm
cpslly inhabited by Wild and unrulv, through fear
less aud independent fellows. One Of the Judges
Grst acts was 10 impose heavy fine, by way Of ex-
ample, upon rough and hardy backwoodsman, for
disoidetly conduct. AS the man was leaving the
courtroom in charge OF an officer, he TUNED and ad-
dressed the Judge
Your name is Coalter, is il not1"
"les."
"Well, all have to say, IS that YOU are setting
your coatter rather too deepnr QUO who is plough
ing ground"
We have heard the above. many time and Oft
from the lips OF our Iamented friend. The ancc-
dotc is substantially true related above. Ii was
not 10 the Judge, however, but To the Sheriff, that
the remark was made. fredericksburg arena.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15

There are three vacancies 10 be supped--therc
being one tie IN Frederick, and three of the cand-
dates IN kent being IN the same predcament! The
vote in ken of the closes, we have have ever
spcp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15

So that Primrose Is the only ono Of the six elect
ed aud Messrs Lassell, KIRBY and Constable are
tied
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01
THE MARKETS..
EALTlMggE MARKET.

BALTIMORE MARKET
f~F ne Ee'E s'i.ng IaAg3 creH;ng, rs. %.
sPLCiE-iil, declined ltle. aud vo
now gaote Dollars al ~ grr eeut premium.
hat Dollars at ,. per cent
CAfILh II $50 supply. or Beef on tho
hoot has been iimitsG va, week aud tito
Pr'ee Of Tue better qlAlitiy, has ADVANCED
We quote to-day al $50 -, SO, the latter
9Eice i9rNery prime cattle.
FLOUR ifoirard ,iresl- Prices arc viii .
out change va store price -, ADD WAGON
price SI,'J--liut much do.ag.
H1e f7Hr.--Ns continue our quot .tiors f,,,
''t ifye from wagon, al 81 80. aud tho ,tar,
price al 81, h2l a Si,55 ger ao,
me Inspections for lie week eudir-
Thursday evening, comprise 1891 bbl.. AZ
ll5 ha.i hbls 90 besides JiU hbl,. R,e FI..r
aud . pb.s. Corn Neat
GRIMM - " ao1i "A parcel G! 20 a TO
reign red was soid early "a tee week Il 81 rs
per nn'hel. Yesterday a crop &C I4OO bush
els d'tne'tic white, raised near the ciiy ~.
so!d at sl.t5-qISIiy good, bat not lt,e =
s'r'ic. The import by the ship Nssline,.a
from Liverpool, :, about 1905 Lu.A.l, atl
bd.Acls.
C'rs Sale, Of yellow fram wagon, ., IS
30 cents. 4 ale Of white ye.irllsy -
cent'. anu wc quote that pr,ce TO-DAY.
Re -A sale yesterday Il 81 cent?.
Ois Are woTta D a ~ ceats
C4-rs .s,eI-Tue receipts love fallen rT
i"d an increased demand ht4 caused au aI-
vance 70 Pfi.c, We quote to-day from va
sons ~ s. - - 80. and ftom store. L,
- 5'& S5.7J per bu,bcl
fttr h-rt We hear of no tran, clone;
The wagon price Nc quote ss before cd n IA,
a'a ,na store price az s I - per basic.
I'D 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

The Correspondent of The Baltimore Ia
iFiot, sPsAkios " &r. cRlrrGSDESs late
speech in the ssuAts, against tho s1b-srSssory
ball, says-'IeAn give YOU no eOberPsiou of the
saressm aud lrOLy with which Mr. Cti,ien-
den treated The idea Of MIR. Calhoun about the
enc snIsiiu,ioHsii'y Of reeei'ias paper. lie
proved most clearly thai the doctrine !. iD-
consistent with the bin ilselfl For 81 year.
the Government Is 10 receive psser. under
the operation Of this me asore. rhe approach
To the STANDARD &c sOiI aud silver - to De
sraduai Only. Now. how eau Mr.. Calhoun,
with bis notions against the eon,,iiuiioaaii,y
OF taking paper, vote Cor lis oRa bilil lie
eanru,. uniess he i willing to make ,or,v en-
eEoaehment on the eoo,IiiuI,0n. Iiis rtgAra
Tor tie constitution musi DO Il the most CON.
promising and pacific character, IL ~,lh All
h.s '.sa, about tic ii.seaiiiy oftpeeisia. - pei
lac can 10y hi. band oa las heart, and vote fOr
tbs bill :"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

e2D OF FEBRUARY. The ia,e Anai,er.
'ary OF the Birthday C Washington appear.
to have been celebrated. ia every direction.
~'ih more than usual spirit anI ,ple,rlour.
Vt Washington. tie Inieilisoresr states, there
Vas splendid Ga.I at Carusi's Rooms. which
vas attended by the President aud Vice Pro.i.
dsGi Of the U. =, the Head, Of Departments.
the Foreign and Diplomatic Corps, a large
number Of Members Of both Hoases Of Con-
sress, ard Of strangers visiting the city
Every thing was conducted hanl.o,n.ly ant
IN the taste AMI temper becoming the Ocea-
zion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

PENNSYLVANIA This great State hss
arrayed herself in opposition 70 the Sub-Trca-
s1ry scheme. The Resolutions ins;suciins
hcr Senators ia Congress 30 vote ag,ius, tie
Sub IRE as'ry bill nov be fore nc senate. and
assins; any similar m0a>sre. bs.ias passed
bolh branches of nc Lesf'istirc. were for
varied ny the Goyorror, few DAYS ti6ce, to
Senator, Mexican aud Buchanan. who have
declared cie,r in,entinn to obey THIS will.
1t Is Relieved, secure 20 votes ,ainsi tie bill,
and thus Je9eaiitby oae vote IL iae senate.
TAs Peaafyis.aia CCarcntien 10 amerd the
Constitution Of that State, have brought their
labors to close. On Thursday last. having
ashxsd their signatures to the Consultation, A.
amended, ia alphabetical order, the Convex
ton adjourned iiae de.
The harrisburg, Pa. In,s!iiseucer, speak
'os OF the two Constitution, remaiks:-
"wbat tie vote Of he psopl, viii be. cannot
now be predicted, bot from all the evidence
Of public opinion which have reached Us, We
ais led Ia think that the amendment. will be
voted down, aud tie OLD ooNsrTurIos under
which We have Prospesed FOR almost half
csaiury, sustained"