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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-19

Joseph Browne, of Wiamsburgh Long Island be-
ing duly sworn did depose and say that The facts as set
forth in the within statement, to which he has sub.
s'' ''' y '''' '''''| 49, JOSEPH BROWNE,
Husband Of the said Hannah Browne.
Sworn before me, this 4th day of Jan, lS37.
PETER PiSKiNG, Com. of Deeds.
u Wholesale Agent in Richmond A. DUVAL, near
the Eagle Tavern Richmond Va. Spotswood " Ro'
bers"n, Petersburg. C. Hall, Norfolk.
EpICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
HA, ROAD-On and after the LIST of May, thu cars
going North, will leave Richmond at 4 A. NJ, and pas
sengers will breakfast in Fredericksburg The OBJ of
this early hour to enable passengers 10 get 10 Wash.
ng,nn IN time for The afternoon cars, and 10 Baltimore
the cvenng-so that. by taking the night line from
Baltimore, they may reach Philadelphia TO breakfast,
and New York to GInner-thus putting travellers IN the
Northern Cities in advance Of any other line.
Fare from Richmond 10 Washington, So 20
From Washington 10 Baltimore, 80
The with the mail and passengers coming South,
will leave Fredericksburg at quarter past D, A and
meet the train from Richmond a, Milford
To and from CharIOHesrite- Passengers for Louisa,
Charlottesville &c. going from Richmond may take the
mail train at o'clock. the freight train at clock.
Those from Fredericksburg will take the mail train at
quarter past o'clock.
All the passengers for Charlottesville will breakfast at
the junction, where they will take the Louisa tain and
arrive at Charlottesville the same evening
Passengers from Charlottesville, arriving at Fredercks
Hall in the evening. will take the Louisa at a, A. NJ.
Those going to Fredericksburg, WILL at the junction,
take the Northern ,rain and arrive there 10 breakfast
Those going to Richmond, will breakfast at the june.
ton, and upon the arrival Of the mail lrain take it 10
Richmond.
burg, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Hour
from Richmond, 5, A. NJ; from Fredericksburg, half
past 8. A. NJ.
April q l16-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-19

Hos. LEVI WOODBURY.,
SecretarV of the Treasury
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

dred resa!a. troops were engaged. bes,Ies
the volunteer militia.
Major Young. the officer in command
at Prescott brave and excellent officer
in The Brih.h army, is supposed 20 have
fallen. The report Is thai the command
lng officer lell early ~ the morning. and
that several efforts have bceu made b.
the ioy..i,is u recover his body without
success.
The rebel forces were in three deiaeh.
menis. One occupying the Wand Ni'.l,
another stone building, and the third
were posted On The brow .! lhe hdll. and
sustained mosi 81 the morDing wois.
/ Ii Is reported that the. field Is covered
with dead and rounded soldiers Jt the x.
vernment, While. - Tor ,swa. known. but
thirteen OF the rebels had fallen. The
Schooncrs which brought the invading
forces down, were taken this morning by
The oiiiecrs OF the uiicd States tor breach
OF neutrality. though We undcrs,and tina,
one Of iheW was British vessel. 50 Ear
the "ra'rint forces have sustained them
selves agaiui fcaiiul odds sad aiih signal
success. What tie rC.ult Will BE. j, is
impossible - Pred g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

ItE NiptNuN wan ENDED
The -. Lou, papcfs ID tho sih in,t
stale i.a, ,hr Mormon var bad c.G,d
" lie surseater OF the lcadcts OF The
N.Imous. On the ssh ultuno about
three Thousand mca. commando by Gen.
Aithison 81 Gay Co made ,trj. ap.
Ieaiaucr, be!rtc TIL tow % It Fan WEST.
lhe county scat e CtLIwELL couu'v.
where ;he Nornons were cn'rcuCL he'd -
Upon their approach tAc Ns,mous hoist
e.! a White N,-. which was shot down hy
Capt. Busard. bu, was immcdiA.cly ic-
placed. Coo .i'CAisru then sent IN a
rpes,a.'e- NM q yieW - team their ", H.
IS AMI il''"'ilEs when sir %! he ieal,r,
atoNcI then Willingness - ,lu,i.'r! in
lie expectation that ,h- Mafnous should
Pc o. harmed. Ire surrender was ac-
ccr.cd and the ialN.iI. !, rut uadcr
-1asi. TFcir names ase Joseph smith
sidney E-I.n George l.uhlr Lyman
Wight periey +. P5at and Mr Knight.
The M'.aoUs assembled, a, Tax West
computed 200 men under arms. OF
this number 4 snail body Of ljE retreat
81 md pursued their way to he northern
frontier.
Ga IRE day after he order Of Governor
B7.-s directing 30" rr7ui,oa or e-frr17i-
rq'fya o. The Mormon., vas received by
Gen. A;chison. n,sus,ed wuh such a
command he Immediately resigned III,
o,''ce, and rr.i:c1 Sub eqGcn, TO ui+.
IL IS rcplr,el laai ! number u the Nor.
nous were sci upon ADD murdered.
From The accounts which are now re-
cciyod, II appears 90 as Tat TIE poor de.
iudrd NiormonS aye more sinned against
than shining IA lis II z,,c. Of tbs war.
.aI that their great err0r was IN settling
down GA some Of tie r.cLcs; Ian Is u the
state, and that il defence of their right
10 them against thcayaiice ol others. they
were .oicc' T. &c up arms
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22
TIE aUD-~REAspRY s4srrs1.


sftt t".t .4Att
TIE NEW YONN DCFALCAT!oN.
A defica'iua - the amount Of one
million avI quarter of dollars. is alleged
- have becA d'scoycFod ia The funds of
lie Cu>'om ;l4usc, wlaie under the
management OF !Ge late Collector. S4u,u,!
Swait"out who j, no and TOR some
months has been. absent in Eaf1rc. hut
Is expected ~ fetaln III The G.ca; Yves
tern nov due.
II /, aVered IN tie psf las, evening
that The abstraction Of the public funds
has been gr'ns on fer many yc';s-a
statement which naturally suggests Use
q.cry WL-: lie tate ot Tic pai.c &C..
counts could LIE. 20 vl1' ;he superb ..o0.
cct1.n- i-r yr.r without al eavcrv. y!
cuHin@.iy sl4. Lc fl.rd g. attach IN
'his matter 90 the iLen Collector ihe
Treasury Department and u.s. accounting
caicer can hardly csca,c ccusagc, for
not having by striricr examination aud
veua-au-u o( accounts aui voucher
fcuGcied ;hc prfpe'T4'lon - tic criminal
acts through long oOu5.e % .yc4F., w.
possible
I,is understood that under ooup-e-
hen,iyr power 81 attorney lon behind
him the whole properly. Of every .ari
% Air swnuwou.. has been conveyed 10
the Government. Process u g. al,osAid.
D., oT IS about CD De- issued sgsinst hls
.ufcues whose bond. amount a. onc hun.
tfed AND fuy thousand dollar, ~,
'hr together. wiil however lll Goa short
% ,!e amount lij to be missing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

We published ycNcrsly thc acraan,
Of an invasion % ihc Canadian Fr1Giicr
near The to~n % Prescott 90 Tie up,er
Pfotace.-lesie56ay su,iI furnishes 30.
iclliscnce from O.tcns.ur. 60 ihc l3ih
Insflft one day later by vLichit all BE-
seen ibci 90 action took place 90 ihat
day. ADD lasted Tor several bous. be-
tween the Bnn.b frces AMI pailats.
i1oat 5Ju paflof. and 800 Eulsh fesu.
lar. were engaged The British were
twice fepu scd 1y 'bc Patriots ana finally
le!t ihe feiI 90 wu, e. fcuf-icemen's.
iar which 40 eAress vas seutt, Kings
tom
During che action the British put ulsif
dead bodies into a ban. behind yhi. j.
ihcy sheltered themselves aud thc Psfri.
o'' 20 disiodge them sei hfc to 20. and ,t
vas destroyed vi'h 40 .f. contents. I'm
meata'ciy alter ~hIrh DE ptu.h rerel,ed
Co rre.o5u
The rebel, n ibe Hou,heruie Noun.
tains, under Van Rsrse.ser lc.f1in.f from.
one e Zoe fcosis lAlt COMPANY 81 lie
h.h Regiment VAS u pursuit 81 item.
immcdu'ely took f-l'. leaving behind
them thee pieces % artillery aud BOO
stand u arms
I.aa fas DSf.f''a-r I'm, q .g{retr,
N0tENHrH 18Th
We have reports from me field Of battle
ihis evening It's stated ihai six hua.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22
Lntcst frorn C.,nndn.

Reported Bafiie qad success Of he Pa
Tiofs.-An extra from lhe ct;icc O.. he
S.ckcu's llaThor Gazette. dated Nov. !
SAYS "tha, n severe engagement took
place at Prescott, on the 18Th. coirrnenc-
ing al > 4. II and lasting sr:cn hour.
between the Patriots and British forces. -
About 800 PaiIots, and 300 Bui,i,h resu.
lars, together With some militia were en-.
gagged Tho battle took pace abou, q
mile b.low PrrscOu-iha painjts having
possession Of soveral Stone building -
Several we're killed and wounded ca both
sides. The British. however. sustained
~ faf the heaviest loss. Col. Young
the British commander. was among ihc
Killed, bis body being piercrd with seven
ballr. The British were twice rcpul,cd
~ the Falro's, aal finally let tie field
10 vail e. rciniJrccmeuts. ior which ~
express was sent 90 Kingston
Tie accounts from Canada must be
taken ssh many grains II ALLOW luce.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

NATIONAL ANTI-MAsoNIC CONVEX
TON

NATION IL ANll-MASp\lC CpNNEN-
TON
In pursuance Of :he resolution ~ Tues
day the Nat,qIal ANTI Masonic Conven-
ton r. assembled yesterday morning m
the Temperance Hall Philadelphia
y large number OF " members We're pre-
sent and the room was otherwise thronc-
ed With citizens who seemed 10 take
deep interest IN the proceedings. The
'oio"inS gentlemen were elected 9th
GERS OF the Convention
fscs'deIi--lIAE,iNN DENNY, 81 Pa.
Ncc PIcsitcuh-ueatv Cotheal. OF
New York EicaZer Clou.h. of Mass
EdAard ). Williams. % r | and Rufus
Beach OF OHIO.
Srcteisucs-John williamson. of Pa.
and J \ Stevens. Of New jersey.
The Comriiiec appointed 10 prepare
business ior the Convention presented
the following report:
IL.t they recommend 10 the Con
vcnuon 90 proceed 60 the nomination Of
candidates Us lAe Office OF prc,,leut ana
wee President Of the niied states. a,
hali-ra,t ten 'his Day ednesday
That .hc votes De taken rira rocc. bv
states
AieF appointing several Committee
'0r Various purposes the chairman al
nounced that the next business before the
. tonN .ui.'n was the nomination OF Pre-
,iden, aaG Vice vresIdcu; OF The ni,ed
States.
On tie motion OF Nj Thaldeus Ste
'cnS 90 !,unss .N4n,a. Gen. WILLIAM
HENRY HARRISON II Ohio. vas put
"a nomination a. the candidate ior tie
n'Nt vacancy 90 ihst iml oftlut oh!ce.-
lhis anuuuGccUent w4s received with
great Ipi.au q.
g., motion II was resolved that votes
nPoa Che above p'oPo,i'ion should be ia
kcn ViNN woes by States. when the fol
..Niuy Tcs4.t - is announced;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22
A1rxAxnrn IL Errrr--r

ALEXANDER n. EVERETT, whose
hi'h'essne,s 10 the Wig party with
which he was formerly connected, recon.
mcuac1 him TO the favour Of ;hc V. b.
parry Eas net with ano,hcr notifying
defeat such - the fa'c d al political
tr,mmeFs aud renecotc,l IL, WIZ CON.
reiIior for the r"ire.cu'1li OF the oh
Congressional Di,r.el, Nw. ). Ha,ting-.
has teen elected by ajoi.;y Of several
hundred.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22
! am Your o'tdient servant.

The Boonv,lie Emisrsnt Of the lst inst.
says that Major Gen. John Il. Clark Of
Howard county, has been selected by
Governor Bosgs Commander-In-Ch Chief Of
the forces raised Tor the present oauraisn
again; the MoTnons and he Left Fayetie
the S9,h u!i., accompanied ~ ;he Loser-
nor. ~ilh iotce OF 200 men on tie
MACH 20 their county OF Caldwell.
The EniSIaut states, as IT saws on good
authority. that the Instructions form the
Governor 60 General Clark ate 10 eNtT-
pate the Wholo fraternity OF Mogmon> ot
drNe them beyond the State. Il dds
there may We sonc li.tlc apprehension
"a ihis Int there - no doubt that Nety
strong measures must and VII be adopted
- pot an end 10 tie wGct,hel state OF
things growing out Of The d,soiganIzed
.c.utUot % these deluded people.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22
Ml-nt.Ae liz Rnf1l, cnnn,r,,,l

MtrHrGtS The Bnf1lo Commercial
Advertiser Of "wednesday states hat pas.
'rneers from Deirrh report. lhat Wells
vs. hss been elected 80 Congress. aud
that majority Of Wb,ys have been -
turned o. lLc Leeslatute We bore Ibis
Intelligence nay be confined by the Of.
focal accounts bot a. ten dsvs will
'rnz them We think We may 40 veil
wait before Ne claim tho state.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

Ma. SwARsuour.- The Globe q Sa-
iuid1y TIA hi We merely ac .u
uis subject 10 prevent apprehension
To- az The fact, are 5eccffailed fully ~
q; .ria.ly. TIA, The weekly Ie'Wrs 'a 'ac
ilrA'Dry Department sic Understood ai-
Ways TO have been made promptly. and
on 'hri face have excited no $40 ri,lon o.
a dcf.uit II ,he Gt.a'caaan exist, as o.
G"W opposed. - must have been cu.
c'a'sa and sr.l'c ,cl hl aud aaL false
retains
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

TIE .r7rnoHS The Steamboat Dart.
which arrived at -. Louis on the e, en-
ins OF ;ae 9th Inst. from f,u Lea, en-
worth bad endorsed on her NANTES, the
i-l.aS.nE ipchcIautum:
The An'i-Mormon party had collected
e! 500 men IA Ray county, and were await
iu- The arrival vi from ! 900 TO loco
morr is9m Howard. Charlton. Boone and
Audr'an cooniics tNho are on 'h-ir way
A';rF winch 1t Is expected that s,uc.al
battle would De- fought
Tn, va, all the additional information
had al :. Lo.s on the G.Ai from the
eat u N-gLou warfare.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

Eri-riin. t. the above dark conc,rn
tie Fredericksburg hicna ,ay,-"Ihe
NhIEs draw from It moral against trust
ing 50 much money o. tie exclusive care
o. one man. Responsibility must tr,t
some here. ana al experience has sicau.
dat Dsuks ere the saiSst Lcplsi'oues.-
consideration Was ~ tie appointment q
4 man OF cquisoct! reTut,t IA man
n9'orioo>ly involved "a Bon conspiracy
and hl,Ia- no claims uf1o General
JAcN>o> hutthose g ola c1nTaai.u.i ip.
The o ra.ntment Shocked BE uof1. sense
%: the community a. 4Lr tiwc % va, made.
and 'Le rcsult Is wha; ..Isht have been
expected"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

Ll.fsLAruGE The Van Bu-cniies
have elected their whole ticket IN New
Ci.ue County and one Of the Senators
"a Kent. ia Sussex county there we're
two Wig tickets run. and all but one on
he "Wcso'af' succeeded II the Suy.
sex memhe" act a. 1t b. said lLey Nil.
v'th ihe Wing. tbey v,ll have a decided
maI9nty ~ toe Legislature.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

It..flw ) t D.tf -itr a'ed
Dat 81 dsa.cl'.a. cd 'Ir c1,. .ecf.s
were BEGUN De- ysir l-g Ilt,rdf
50 lHu- sE. DO laertrt hr,' veff ~
t.s 4iitU fiat1a ~ rltc Dre5'r,t and
uesi. 10 'hc face u an aIm,si.t lAan
% pure tha' Dc snu1c3 corruption BOO e,rry
reege luunA ite preulsn'slip O. NJ
Adams Aud pas whore were Gee oei
GER az ih" Treasury Department luunv
te r.ff iarr Srsi % arrsruiifuv DC.
i''rf''n What were tho Secretary.
ipi his battalion II audif.rs and ,lsd
shout during hose tsaps Nay uhere
were thc r. ,ifilsat Executive etcs. that
acre wont io detect afa glance. ever.
thing 'hat sas incorrect Where that
Ion ihai was won't 81 roar az eyefe fLine
that vas wrong Why when The Tres.
cory was empty. and the clerks wcse
scn.ing tho bottom ,file cheu diI ihey
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22


ment, tie HepA5.., an s4ys, i.4c %. relied
upon s. siticry accurate. We are CAD
10 find th,t the account Of Captain 30.
gara's defeat /. no, 80 bad as was repre-.
seated ia former accounts. The letter
- As POS; marked the 3Uh, w. to which
time Ne presume nothing q. iupoIl1nce
La4 ocCUiIeI.
HCn.:oNn RAY CoUNrr, No,
Oct; ',9.h, i~j-.
To The Eii.o, u the Missouri RepuLh-
can:
GrNrIENEN-I write YOU Gom the
town Of Nchu 5;.J. ia Roy county, in or
dcG % sl'c YOU >omc Information relative
70 Tie uaprecclcn ed eNcilsHcn, now cN-
P'In- ~ The upper Mis,olu ag4.as, t'.j,
most de,udrI, wict,A-l aaL ns-4iIel
people, the Mormoas.
That band oi fanatics. commenced on
Tie l-:h Inst. 70 burn and raya-e She
plantations houses, sc. 90 he people in
Davies county. They have LAID waste the
whole country burning slor, houses farm.
houses, destroying The rDpcrfy OF The
citizens. driving OF the hog, lad cattle of
The inhabitants OF th4t county taking The
plumber 10 the Mormon hold, Far West
leaving Tie county # Davies one vide.
extended ruin. To-day saw and con-
yersed with Major MORN the Senator
clect from Ray Callwcll spJ Davies: and
lie informed me-, that he people Of Dl-
sIes were literally ruined Rand II Nor
mons would 20 oIt followed ~ wagons.
~at would take Use s',-b 1-! ,.lrc-y.
weeping every slim, isl.c ilc.n ala
haul the spells Into Far West. They
iac Mofmol~s l4tl burnt Tie town %
Gl..a'ln, thc c.,siv .tat ofD4y!cs. ca
I1' Nclue i1v ni-h, BODY OF some
hunt.e anl t'y OF tTJ hundred Nor
mons attacked q su.a'l LJiy OF ,hc militia
y Roy county some - miles u.nh -
lGcamoaj uatcs Capsla bassfj come
iHo or three a. E.-aid', men were Ahi,d
and many wounded The Raw rcn re-.
treated Tie alarm has .plcad through
iLe whole upper cOuuucs and Tie militia
have been called GOT Iorh~i'h
Last night was in the camp of the
Militia from Lafayette Jackson AMI Ray
There va, about .hc number a seven
bundled men. aad as thc rcol.e were
Aockias 90 lom Oh quarters. suppose
-, morui1s ite uDal.r s cNe,riiu,r
eight hundred. M.j Geu,pis A,,Lson
aud LCCss aut Bu.. Cenris. Graham and
Melon "cic ptc.eat Ilr cur4urmppt
81 as a5outoae and hsll Wl.s. d. am Rich
noHd. 90 ihe road .,1 .,ag t,.,he Tas
IYcst
Tb. mafa,n, o. ci.it.',l.ckiic army
moved oh Tor that paiat snd VIII ~ uisht
rrc1mP 90 short distance 90 Par Vel. 4
Bog Gen. DJncph1n win some three
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

Tie Co,rn.,us luh.,) Salesman says i wa,
mistaken ga aenouuciu- H. ie4.l %, NJ CAliou-
lo~. mems Of Congress elect f.1gn Faycltc and
Madison. There Is Ho~ sait T. tc HOPS Of h,s
rr.r.-r-v
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

Sire # re N.t-Iree,4rY p.Ei.fisn.
Il correspondent ol tie M.di,oLlon.
under the yua'uIe II BktTys. sus-
s','s that The House Of Representa- l,,.
vii oTdcr an investigation into tie CIR
caws'anCcs 81 the New York Gth.c.t.eu.
SO tia, he people and The sugc'ies nay
fu' The responsibility on The people
shoulders. The editor ajd.:
We are much taLcn II an iavrs,i-
CATION would ne; crush ctRrtE, uls.
HN.ClNIED VJN,IipNAEr. ne! fV fom
Hs IIonr,y. 1t he can sustain the
weight Of what are believed 20 be he
facts he must have ne ,,ns.'l.ll,c. 81 a
r'Inooeros. and li.c Foundation l-u.ola-
ilIa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

suffering people. Nomaa withou, seeing
the objects. can properly estimate my
feeling on that night.
You may expect TO bear in three OF
four days more news OF the most fatal
character.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

TIE Sub T,easwy Dcfhcs'.o7 e-! Pc
.N.c i0rk E.,ciia7s.-Tac M..I,.al.u
pats tie follow ing questions % ,hc 90
v-snment organ at Washington. a. .cct-
lng certain uaticis connected With the
cc'a!cs,ilu at The NeE NJ.s Custom
lIou'c. Hut Of cour.e they NAL o.; Pc
answered. L.; ,he MAd..cLIan tell -.
% ~"lsys upon 'he saljcci.
When was !; that special cliicct
meeting was called 20 consult on 'hc
matter. lIew long abcrvait, wa, ~.
tAsi ihc solicitor % the Tsca-u-y .rl itc
Comptroller were despatched O. &,N
lc.k 90 investigate the matter WY
L.I ,icy not arrive there uatl W,f-cs-
day evening the lat Gay ci the election
tho occupying three days TO perform a
journey which can Ge easily accomplish
ed "a ole Way va, the injunction 81
'oc''cy imposed on all here. Who had
been made acquainted wish he ji.ca,cry
" lat other answer can Le gwen 80
the last 81 the. iutciIo.atories bot ;h4t
1t ga. a fear uf affecting ne elections -
Nui the q zoe furnish az answer O. ,hc
Whole
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

a slip rom the ciice Of the Whining
Ton Gazette. Y. b furnishes tic follow
ms results Ct The election 10 Delaware:
CONGRESS-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

T. Governor u Tennessee IA, received a
,ei.-' frnm Gre Hon II 40 +. Nnrrf. i-ajri.r.'
h.s ~ .gl'..r as fl~rghsr o' ihc Uai'ri state,
rs't, -ui ..vi'r as a reason Therefor IA iro-
5Hi;, :. reach W-llnc'pn 20 ih" c,lImracculcni
.. ic s-s.- go, owing O. recent Illness. The &C.
tetaof however, ca'cliainins Pc HOPE that BE-
a.l .la D. sufficiently restored 10 L. cnab.ci %
resume h.s SAT. AMI believing lha' ,hc interest,
%! a- S.ai- SAL rs, ,nf-r hy tn at-cnoc o.,
Ju';. WIZ, FRA tcH ~ -. hN advised h.iu
et b., dnw1tng1c-s - accept hs Resignation Al
rrs-.u'.--. El'i .lusr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

The lion. DANIEL WEBSTER %
Mi,-aehu-tiis was then pot IN nomina-
"aa Tor re President and received the
.arc unanimous vote %! lip'
The nyenticu was addressed wih
great ahri'y by Neou Beach, Of Ohio
i--leteus y! Penn y.vauia aud Cloush.
g Na,.A,huset,,. IDe latter gentleman
p'!Hly remarked. tia, Wing prnc,ple,
were identical viii those which h,d
achieved our glorious revolution They
lad ever tcca .he i4y3u,e clccd Of Mas
slDA-'c"s and be hoped that the tao
u .nsushcL gentlemen Who had been
placed 80 nomination would ., through
the ordeal N,t1u1u>-hcau and hand
io-e'hcr-sn order that %" ,olntry.uishi
s,' INTO ;Ae god Old WIS times again.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22
90

"Nsw YoNy Srarr ~, E,r," - dc nt'c q
a daily cscD.Hs PAPER just commenced N Alba
az, ~. Ysrs .; B. cj.'ri ~ jane, G. Eruvhs,
E.i. man of lnc talents. Formerly c.Lior ct
"a, Winchester Republican. sni more rcOen;ly
cJ.,,s %. the Altaay Daiy Advertiser.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

not discover from the books. that there
we're some loose millions due from the
deares, pet officer ol the chief: lndeed.
we are Prone TO think that the eye oi
ihe whole Union may yetbe opened vide
enough TO see that Jack scnism Was after
all no better than !, should be-
On- question more This dedication.
AZ we understand. wa. discovered on the
18th OF October. by ~N The secret,
kept so snugly until after tie election -
II. as the Post supposes. tie oireun,ian-
ces attending this dsialoa'lon, work m
favor Of the Sub. Treasury system, Wy
MAS no, the fac: disclosed IA season %
open the eyes OF the people 10 lls oeaulirs
before the rl,o;Ioa sure enough, The
people are fast learning the Advantages
u having sub. rTr,surIes icih Ls''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

TIE SUI. Tr,as.yy D,f 'ii1a.--Tie
AlrNantti1 Gazette uon,es H. cuoru Gus
dedication OF the TX Collector az New
York. aud duly remark, We r. >'rv
much afraid Of the c,il .iuil.cuCe = t,i'
example upon lie SiD 600 aud 80 coo
dc,auilns Land Registers, Receive. aUd
Surveyor, in the Western Country -
Thee scntry Will begin - iaIHk ihat
they have been too modrta'e. We ad,sc
The Secretary ot ihc TI,asur, 20 4. ae e
CrcD!aT. telling them tina; II they "a
rtc! Jecpsr than ,hcy have snac into
the public purse they vil! 'urD nc dis
pleasure of The President -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

The st. loss Republican. o: ,hc 1'h
contains the loi.oNus !e;ics fuu ) S.
Rylard, Register Of tie Land office .,
Lexington, aud sea'icmAI % ist Gfs,
standing and qecl-i..ly. The picture
thch he gives Of the prevailing excite.
men;, tie Republic al says mas u- relied
upon s. strictly accurate. We are Cad
10 find th-t the account Of Captain 30.
gara's defeat /. no, 80 bad as was repre-.
acn.ed ia former accounts. The Letter
Mas Pos, masked the 3I,h, W to which
time we presume nothing o. tupoTleuce
LaI oocu.IeI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

Thr r7'r.nrrr Nrr-ran ot ra- '7v ~ slr~
-p.e of ia- most bfaaH' ant imposing Pccja-
e.s rA-c5 'rls ever Nrpc,soi IN Esuincre, 49,
,zA.t'rl - Monday ~ ,hr .aen' Pa','r oi
'''r lr- Companies. lhe pr1cr-io if, 'a'-l
ae Gees ,A1H hnccu Fire Ccmpah.e>, w.'h ihcir
Sl-'.'ns, III ~ Reefs, and Enr,pes. is,;e,nis
ornamental nth lars, wrcA'hs 81 flowers, ana
other isc9rsuvas. Tie number % I1frncH pa
,Ac i. ccS,.ou 3, supposed 20 have tcvn rot
'nrcH Gi.ier is' thousand ia -u.