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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11

J. CoUsiE.--There's nothing ike q
eousin; II is the sweetest relation In
human nature. There snoexci,ement
IN loving your sister; and eoaFling a
lady in the face Of stranger requires
the nerye Of a martyr but your dear
familiar couain, with her pr6vokingly
maidenly reserve, with her bewitehlng
freedoms ADD the romping folieks, and
the stoleh-tenderness over the skein OF
elk that. will get iangled--and then
The ioug sstt-s.fsfeg which arc noho.
dy's business. AID then the long letters
fog which no body Psysihe postage--no.
there isnoihingiike 4 eoUsiur--a young.
gay, beauiisil witch Of a eousint
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11

vARsKrY.

INNAre ANrsPArhY.--Seye ~
the papen have stated that in vermon.
there Is, or laieIy was, a Young map
IrAo could nof spsek 10 ilis tatAer. Pre-
yious TO bis birth, some n,isunderasnd-
ing arose between his parenis. under
which the wife refused; for aconsidsIa-
able leagih Of time. 10 speak 10 her
husband. This child, born after their
reconciliation, began to talk IN due
time, aud withoes difficulty, excepting
with bis fAiher-in whose presence il
was entirely dumb This continued
Gill tho fiflb yeai of the ehiia. the father
using all his powers Of percussion 60
Induce the child 40 speak. ~ this
time, he used threats and punishment
TO overcome what vas supposed 20 BE-
obstinacy; but the signs aud groans OF
the little sufferer plainly indicated cha,
all attempts 10 speak we're unavailinz.
Time produced no change: AL ut.
temPts Of the son. al years of maturity,
10 Converse with his father. eiicise8
nothing bat bitter signs and grosns.
The New York Era relates similar
Instance IA child about Eve wears Of
age, who was thrown iutO- 40 agony Of
Terror i-the sight Of his laiher's sister,
Previous 10 bis hiish. On alteration. &C
oompanied by an assault, 'eRsued be
tween his mother and his father's sis-
Ter. and this antipaihy Of the GhAa bad
been exhibited sever since It's birth.-
The ease of James T. Of Esrland Is
familiar to all. tie was siways thrown
into an agony of Terror BY the appear
anee OF. drawn sword. This. was
doubtless produced by the bloody as,
sassinaiion of David R,zzly, "a his
mother,s presence, short time before
his birth. individuals have parhalilies
and sniipaihies in relation - various
animals, articles offood or other things.
Some cannot endure the presence Of
cat others are thrown into convul-
sione by the color OF cheese, and Others,
IS Shakespeare says, cannot endure a
bagppe.-Pubtie Ledger.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11
E1arperN-Perry Hotel.

/. n respectfully informs be- sFsends snd ths
pabilc. thai aha slill eonisnnss -bsssnsss al
tht Estsbiishueaf. ard Will be thaRkfgi Cor
esiis ffom her frsrads and Tho public. Ia
tsmittsd atIsniios Will be paid 10 those sac
ING her thsir patranake.-
NoS % irl7 =.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11

GrEERAG DEpHfry.--An old lady
was lately poling over a quack adveF.
iisement, and, on being asked what
news she found " Tho paper. answered
that there vas a great deal ABOUT Ge-
neral debility; but she wondefed who
he could BE-. She bad heard II Ge-
aefsi Hz5s.sss, General tFzshiasioa
and 0entfsl Jackson. Dot 81 10 ghm &c.
neal Debility. she thought be MUS Sc
q foreigner Is shs never beard Of him
bcforss---E y Na.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11
~ IeLEfa s. 1y'lS( g. IA q igfI.IN


- - B&aa8a
IEfHEsE Pills have long been known. ard
y aFPFeCisisd f1f their cslfa0rsinsrf and ins-
medisio powers u restoring perfect hraisi,, ~
persona fqtlFins uisisr yearly every kiHd af dis
casc % whlch lhe humap frame itifabis.
Wien takun ASCENDING "a me direriiniis ascors-
pgaiinz them lhsy re hfghiy henraclsI o. a..
prrrcntioa and cur 81 iiilioai Frtefs. Pen y s,s
a tus DJtprpiis. i4igeF g6mpisinis, slrk iirad.
seile, Ssihdieg, Arihfnas DrUpsy, Hhsumsiisfa.
Eni1fEcmsft If tbe Spieyn, Piles. Claslr. Pc.
Hslt D1sifartuas. iiesri Earli. Farresi d osai...
$ aascs. Dlgtrsion " il,s sionlssh ss,l Fssri,
iaespieft Biasrha1ss Flti,ilsfiss, ifsbiinst G6s-
iitruesas Las ~ ApacUl-. BioirErd ~ ssllos
tawiIicsion, ard BE- "a esfcs ~ Torpos sf the
Beaels, shrfs ctihsriig1nr. 81 1prfieet ls
needed. They are eHeeedinsly mild ~ lhsif
debility.
Prr,sps 20 Ffiifis q fbe tiad has svss hem
n.efstl - ~ i.ie, tsi.eiss = i-.it..lal.i.i.
81 eifafaetsf 90 desisisr. ffola soafsss e. ~.
sFeeisbis, o. tli hes sifen n,grr uuisersi siis-
flaioa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11

FpEAiAiNiNG y ne rosi osics ~ Har-
~ persferfy. Va ga the Ia day 81 Jan,
1858, which. fnul tsi,sn out befors ths Ia
81 April sekt, vlll be sent - ihs 0enerai
Post oGiee. ne Dead Letter..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11
a List OF letters

.Hy ENAtNlN6 in The Post .oniee " shsp-
3 . herdetowe, on the lsi day OF sAnuars,
l51S. which, 4 DOT tskrn cut before The ",
day Of April neat. will be sent 10 the Gene
raj Post Office Is Dead LstleFs,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11
cA9rtestoas,. .zLHsheasaHs'eas


fFNiiE- TTnstoss u THE lAStituiiOa respect
Il fGlis infOra Use inhstiESnts Of JeEsr-
son county, sud iaa public geasrsily, that,
30 eonseqasaes OF 40 arrang ais,.t is4sl,
made f9f the purpose OF enlsxsing rs sphere
81 usefulness, -1Sr. JOHS J. SassoaS, fate
Teacher " Mathematics ia Bsltimvre Col.
ieeei viii, az the e0mnneaeement of next
term. January 18th, become associaisd, ~
the duties oT instrueiiou. with tie present
Teacher, Nr,sdesEPn BoTnEs, aud hat The
eotVse viii be 70 arranged a. 10 ineluie mol
only thorough preparatory cddesiion, bat
che study OF the Latin AND Greek CLASSICS,
and especially Of tie higher Mathematics,
1nd Natural Philosophy, 81 an sxtenI near
" equal to what Is geaeraiiy acquired II any
VI our COLLEGES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11

~ EAlAfSlso IN ne r6sstGs sc. Charles
n = s0~s. "a, pss. -. 1857.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11

.YNNIE subscribers take this method OF Ia
~ forming The customers oil. the FORD
aiiLi. add Farmers generally that they have
entered iuto partnsrship in tie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11

Teddy. me boy ilrs euess box ma.
o. cheese there Is 81 lbis ere bar. an'
aiih 80 give Sc che abole Eve
'Ffrf b BE- sure
Arab. BE- ne sowli bad lafk 40
&c mau lhai touid yer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11

a bypochoH3Iiae patient intniisg g.
Dr. Absfaeihy lhai BE- bad swallowed
q mouse. fhe tsriofs advice 10 bim
wa. b 'as sad hrsiloR a csi."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11

fUfflis srfieie aiaasi iaattailF rsmoras
siates ~ lshs froa. aseia, ffnh. ~.
lfea. i.aeas. Mesh1s. Lftsast5 coil1a rarsss
sahoai iae iean iaisfy 90 80 fassl go aiost
1ticma lraiefes -lef aais ~
nrpsrs Fsrry. BEE q is1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11
CmEAP GOODa.
NEW GOODS.

TNT1&S y %.kE1It.IsS
NJ AVE jast received snd are noN openisE
IN a new asd eunersA asstftnentof
E6tI and -UEsiRfer Goods,
TO which, without catering lnto particulars,
thcy would respectfully iBvlls the attention
Hziitowp, Del, %, 1887
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11

Iron! Iron! ArOEsg
siiiE suoserissfs hgSe, aod wIll receive;
a AZ asgOflment % prime
31sHgsRIbaBla bammrrtO. Rrou,
% shiek they invite the sttsasloa Of Hack
smiths snd Parmess. Il sd -i,c sold Cor essr-
rent Bank notes, OF on a short credit for
notes negotiable ana pay able 81 she charles.
town braueh nf the Bsnk d fhs Vsiiay - h.
WILLIAM s. LOCK s co.
Aug. 10, 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11

III AMP 0ft. feiaifg tlraitsil ~ a surg.
~ Fiaf g-alay, 90 sligtr
"a ca nkga.
llsspassEasy. De. :, is15
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11
Cloths, CassinleI-es, A-r.
C6slicOes, .lEisSIGms: SkascLs,
LtIteMs.-IS.c.


06o pieces super. FScneh, Roxl.h. and
An.eriesa eALICoEs, which. Cor beauty
.aod. s,y is d oos surpassed by sny,
|. Plaid, ngured, and plaza sqpsr. unsfln,.
Nusii0s,
:, Linen Inc Cambria, Fancy silk, aud T6Gs,
s.t ssi - csnesie sed Jseunst Had
Scotch plaid and Cotton shaYl,,
Large and small superior Aierino do.
.Pisids, pirds-Eye diaper. Iri,h Linens
super extra, plain, aud Gag ChoPpas, Pom
gee and sPStalGeid Hsndssrchiefs,
: PInssian andaghSr ShaWls, Of safIo1, oual-
lilies and PStefns,
Meriuo, '.Eorsted, mohsir. and cotton Hose.
super: hoskin. Betlin, aud Beaver Gloves,
silks, Grapes, EIGSsR eIs, SC.
super italian and other SILKS,
Black Italian Crasafs,
Piain y Saake-skia stacks. new srt;cIe
italian Grapes, plain snd sgd Ribbons.
Scarlet. ~hits, red, ard green Fisnnels,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11

iiFeHE asF1 ~ Ft1fIaf Pitts 81 ~ frreiira
- ~ Be- latils maaIha. istF bleessfs D. gis
u ~ t1affdraY 81 fkeif Sod sErsis +. e...s
~ pJrpepsis. sitt H-atalie. niraas Prt.s,,
80 ofilsr diarassr pfositeed 81 insfnsiig d iie
htra
f. Ifff sfe n tsfe arii rliit tnrriert. ttiaan.
BEE article q o. tin1 haff rFfrutrf
GEORGE q SCOTT, M. ID.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11

4SH3sS3i = t2ss ssE isS13E 3
WNn % parshass AZ Son a. posaibIs
fifTt NEGRnEe, 90 rfifs uambeF &
Wtl ~ hlTfef prices in essh itsa snf paf.
ghstcf % Aa uaffeL feffaas ahn raf
hsFe psEsess ~ saie. sre iHy nsi b. eafi dnd
80 aia ia asslcf--sf 81 iaesaFsiishi 90
- -. 80 fssessisa 90 sfsfess he 4 Tine
90 Fhieh 81 slgu il6saeaisfs sfisaison.
81 u DANIEL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11
EnaIlah IlePartrlent.-

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Cieseiand's First Lessons, Laln Reader,
ars, aud seeO0d pstta. Corhehas Nepas Ylri
Rone, Cesar. The Ened, Cicero. Exer-
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sPilome OF Geek Grammar. Fiske's Cf,ek
Gramm7r and Exercises, Greea Minors,
Greek Reader, Four Gospels OF the Greek
Testament, Algebra add Geometry
Collegiate C0sH1e--
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Tuition IN the Eoglsh De-
P Sa. l., p,.n.r.,o,. $40 per anHu@,
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Surveying and Civil Essinesr-
II Is confidently beiiesed, lhst the asi,sd
Efforts Of two genl!eme8, wen Qualified by
eduestion. talsnts. and experiences, 10 De
smsueatlY useful a. teachers, will render
this Institution worthy Of li0erplsEare Of
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Conditions Of sdmission are, moral char
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og 5 months 10 he Preparatory Course, and
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r. =. BROWN,
AND HUNTER,
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s. ~. LAKELAND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11
"A cGrtefy OT sMbsFGnstSsI -
EEsstry articles.

Creep Blonde Veils, Greco Darafze do.
L-aales' Searfs,'a nes article oe The latest
super. Beitipg,-ef erin qsaliIy and eoIors.
|. Soloured Cameres, Of. al cOldrd,
BobbiDet Footing -asd fdxings.
7 AkAread EdgiRss and I,scss,
Cotton, tVebb, aud buekskin suspspden.
SILK Umbseliss,
English MeTinos,
Super; AVID eom@oa-s:4 Table klnen,
BaDsby ShIrDOg
Double Fqoadsh6a, Bra,h. and ,v.,ainv,
Brown Domestic c0'IOns, Or different FAC.
80 aod 20 super. ssa common slsaehst
ot..nsbsrE.'L'nsus. Bed Ti,tipv. 4 Cheeks,
Csnton .Fianneis, of.all-eolours.
Cshblst, for ovsreoats sud eloaks. Of
superior quality,
Ladies' Md aud Beaver Gloves.
quality,
LadreS' csrsei Isaess ard Braias.
Combs, Of. sSsfy dssoriPlions
MeAsaR Bianksts,
Rose ans, other Blankets.
+. ReGfD-1sf0Gle CEoTIssssg.
Rssdy-ihsde clOthins, OF ell Kinds and
|. Boofs Gsaes ,Shoes.
Gssliemsp's BOOTS aSd SHOES Of an
qualities and aizsa,
Boysi, 90. Do
ladies -rsupslia, Fssneh kid, seaLsEis,
and 0thsr shoes,
LssIeH Cater Bsois, ssalssiS Morocco
-B0ots. and other Boots
varioes kiads,
AEGfs ssRsF CaPss
Black ailk and Par Hat, al dlTsfs.i a,,.t.
Meas sndROyS CAPS, q dastsnt sizes.
Groceries, QMeeRs.scaFe -
Hard. seFsre.
- extra assortment Of Groceries 81 AT
kids.
Az eddiiispal sasgfi1eat OF Queens-wsre
u sn qualtits ond sizas.
tad , hfsi-raie ssseftmeut % Hardware
q ctaersnt stsefiPtio0A. s&e 40.
taNFEsr FFrmCnH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-29
FATE OF THE SUB.TREASuRY
BILL IN THE SENATE.

On Saturday last, the 9th inst. Mr. South
ard replied to his colleague, Mr. Wall, (who
had assailed the political course of Mr s. and
: denounced vehemently the action and opin-
ions of his own ate)-galantly defending
his own course and that of his constituents.
When Mr. Southard had concluded, Judge
White, of Tennessee, took the floor, and
made an able and interesting speech in op-
position 10 the bill.
Mr. King. OF Alabama, moved to amend the
23d section so as TO make the operation Of thr
bill commence one year later than is now
contemplated, viz. on the 3lst Of December,
1880: Adopted-ycas az, nsyse.
The question was then put on the motion
Of Mr. Cuthbert, Of Geo. to strike out the 23d
section (Mr Calhoun's section, providing for
the gradual payment Of Government dues in
gold and silver,) AND rmE MOTION WAS CAR
nIsp by the following vote-yeas 81, nays 81!
Mr Upton, Of Indiana, then moved to insert
a section, making it Imperative on the Sec
re,sry 20 ca ise al! dues, taxes, debts, or sums
f money, occruing or becoming payable to
the United S,n,es, upon the sales Of public
lands, or otherwise, to be collected in the le-
gal currency Of the U. g. or in Treasury
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-29

Correspondence cfhe ": Y. Com. .4drertiser

Correspondence efthe ": Y. Com. advertiser.
WAsHINGToN, March "a, 1888.
The Senate have ordered the ub-Trcas-
ury bill to be engrossel and read a third time;
and mr. Calhoun voted against it !!
When closed my letter this evening, in
order to be in time for the mail, mr. Webster's
amendment, prohibiting the Secretary of the
Treasury from making any distinction be-
tween the branches of the public revenue, as
to the funds or the medium Of payment in
which the public dues should be paid or dis
charged, was under consideration.
1t was carried by triumphant majority
Ayes 81, nays Notwithstanding the ve-
hement opposition Of Messrs. Calhoun and
Benton.
The Senate then grew impatient for the
decisive vote. "Question ! question !" re-
sounded from all parts of the chamber The
Vice President announced the momentous
question.
Mr.. Calhoun instantly rose and expressed
his determination to vote against the bill !!
Now that the twenty third section was
stricken out, (he said,) the operation would
be to restore the state bank deposte system.
1t would produce no separation--no divorce !!
The government goes back to the resolution
Vi lCIO,Uy uiC COiicSlioH VI VIC ICSSbuS
in bank notes was legaiized. To pass the
bill without the section, would be one o! the
greatest farces ever played in any country.
1t would be thousand times better that the
bill were lost, than carried. There is but
one mode, he said, Of effecting the divorce,
and that is, by returning to the hard money
system.
The vote was taken and the bill was
ordered to be engrossed and read third time
ayes 27, noes IS.
The Senate Immediately adourned-be-
tween nine and ten o'clock p. nj.
There is the greatest confusion among the
party and it is now believed that the bill
may be defeated in the Senate, OH Monday,
when it comes up for final action. Mr.. Nor
rs moved to have it printed. lie wishes to
examine The amendment and its effect. 1t is
believed that he will vote against it That
will make tie; and report says that the Vice
President will no, be called upon to give the
casting vote in that case, as his friend mr
Sewer will not give the measure his support
The managers will endeavor to have the bill
recommtted; but no one believes they will
succeed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-29

notes, as by law provided and declared, or IN
notes Of banks which are payable, and paid on
demand in said legal currency Of the United
States. Mr. Tipton's motion was violently
assailed by Mr. Benton, and ably defended by
himself, Mr. Riyes and others-R Rejected, yeas
%, nays 30
Mr Webster then moved to insert section,
providing that no distinction shall hereafter
be made between the different branches of
the revenue as to the funds, or the medium
Of payment, in which the debts or dues ac-
cruing to the Government shall be paid or
discharged.
Mr. Benton opposed this in a most violent
speech. Mr. Calhoun also opposed it. Mr.
Walker and Mr King supported it.
Mr. Benton offered an additional amend
ment, modified by mr. Young, prohibiting any
difference in the term ofpayment ard securi-
ty required for sales Of land and custom house
dues. The vote on mr. BIS additional amend
ment was-ycas S-nays A Mr. Web
ster's is sand TO have prevailed by large ma
jorty-3 to Ia.
Passage Of the Bill to be Engrossed.
Our correspondent, says the N. Y. Com.
Advertiser of Monday, was right in his pre-
diction. Late on Saturday night the vote
was taken and the Bill passed to be sngrossed
-27 to 25-Mr CALHOUN VOTING IN THE
NEGATIvE.
The bill is shorn Of its worst beams. The
notes of specie paying banks are to be re-
ccived in payment Of duties. Mr. Calhoun
declared that it would effect no divorce be-
tween the government and the banks.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-29
Boot Neeplug Taught.

MIR. TIF'r having taught in the principal
Cities aud Towns OF the Union, and having
been amply favored with success, intends to
continue in his new and popular system OF
Chirography until every city and town oi
magnitude in the Union shall have witnessed
the rapid improvement afforded by his system
Ladies and Gentlemen; call and examine
specimens for yourselves; and then decide
whether you will improve this opportunity, or
let it pass by unhceded.
For testimonials of qualifications reference may be
had 10 the following gentlemen, viz: Hon. Dutee J.
Peace, Nn. Gilpn Esq, Il. X. Car, Esq Postmaster;
Rev. DR.. Wheat "a Rev. Mr.. Droo.s; Lev. Mr.. iu-
mort Rev. MIR. Freeman Rev. Mr.. Ross Rev MI.
Mckenzie Mr. VIM. Guild, TEACHER of the Pubic
school Mr.. }. Brig.s, PRINCIPAL Of Newpo Academy
Judge J0sl II; Mr. J. u. Noble, MIR. Nichols, aud M.
,Idrioh. teachers Of Cia steal schools.
March I5
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-29
ITEMS.


Tho New York Mercantile Advertiser saws ,--"Oul
Post Office receives the small notes of the cit,
banks"
IL is stated in Philadelphia paper that there has al
ready been call for 100000 copies OF Mr. Websers
Speech recently delivered ia the Senate, in antc patton
Of its publication.
The Senate OF Michigan have, by unanimous resolu
on, voted their thanks Ia Gen. Scott for his prompt
and energetic conduct In preserving peace the FROM
tier, and sustaining the neutrality the u. States dur
ing the late Canadian troubles.
STEAMBOAT RoBBERY-The captains Office Of the
steamboat Narragansett, Was broken open at the wharf
In New York, Sunday night, ana about $500 belong
Ing to Capt. Childs was taken from the drawer.
The Steamboats, of the Transportation Company will
hereafter leave Providence at O'Clock, p. NJ.
How HAVE TIE MIGHTY FALLEN i-Genersl Van
Rensselaer, OF the Canadian Patriot Army and OF Navy
Island memory, has taken up his quarters in tho Albany
Jail.
The Bank Commissioners have withdrawn their COM
plant against the Rhode Island Central Bank at East
Greenwich. They stated to the Court that they
satisfied OF the solyency Of the Institution, and that ii Is
deserving Of public confidence.
Sharon in Ohio who was convicted OF robbns the mail
about five years ago. and has been in the Ohio Penite-
tary during that time.
WINDSOR BAsK.-we learn that the Windsor Bank
In Vermont has failed. This was ono OF Mr.. Wood
burys pet banks
The navigation of the Hudson river is opened.
Gen. Scott has arrived in New york--nom the West.
The election in Connecticut takes place next Mon
day.-Look out Tor "re-actions"
French ISDEnSIrY.-The proceeds ofth sixth install
ment will be paid claimants nj the Bank Of America
in New York, Oh and after the I'd Of April.
The London packets, lately arrived at New York have
brought out the following amounts Of go ia soveregns,
Ship Toronto $96,OO0j Ship Ontario, $4,000; Ship
Westminster, Sl46,00o. Total amount, s33o,0CO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-29
PUBLIC SENTIMENT IN N. YORK.

The Oneida (N. W Wing, says -
Intwenty nine Counties from which re-
turns have been received in whole or in
part, it appears that the Wings have
elected Supervisors in ONE HUNDRED
and NINETY TOWNS, and the subserva-
tives in ONE HUNDRED s. TWENTY EIGHT.
If the Argus, and its federal admirer
and satellite in this city, and in this
town also, can derive any consolation
from such "re-actions" as these, they
have indeed been reduced to condi-
tion in which the smallest favors are
thankfully received"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-29

Pursuant to a Decree Of the Court Of Probate
ofhe tO,Un Of .Ns,eport, there ,ciA be sotd at
Public .4uction on Tuesday, the Sd day
Of april, 1885, at ii O'Clock Il. W. on the
premises,
A Ii the right, title, and interest which
"A Philenia Cahoone had, at the time Of her
decease, in and to certain lot Of land, situ-
ate in said Newport, bounded southerly on
land Of Tho,nas X. Hazard, westerly on the
harbor, northerly on land late Of John Ca
hoone, and easterly on Thames street.
+. L. REMINGTON, .2dm'r.
On Estate Phiienia Caho0,e.
Newport, Feb Is, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-29
MORE GOVERNMENT RAGS.

In the House Of Representatives, on Friday,
Mr.. Cambreeng reported bill for further is
sue OFTEN MILLIONS or DoLLARs OF TREA-
sURY NoTEs. These Treasury Notes are 10 bear
interest; are redeemable OF twelve, eighteen and
twenty four months; but are not receirable for
public lands ,rertnue bonds and other dues to
the Government :! The Secretary Of the 1'rea-
suiy, without restriction or limitation, excepting
the consent Of the President, is authorized 10 sell
and dispose Of these notes in such manner aud OH
such terms as he may deem expedient. Can there
be u.agined a moro convenient means Of reward
ing partzans AN intelligent writer from Wash
ing on asks was there ever such a state Of things
in any country under the canopy of heaven p
Never, no never.
Why should Congress consent to issue this RAG
MONEY, tchiie the Government Itself WW not
receive it in payment? Why do they not cay
to the people, manfully, the whole revenue OF the
nation is insufficient to pay our salaries to make
these payments we must borrow money! And
this in time Of profound peace-and with the
National debt extinguished Truly we have fa-
len on most extraordinary times, when Gov
ernment protesting to be popular dares to
propose such measures to Congress.