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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

Accounts still concur IN stating that
Toe Patriots nom Navy Island and other
points, are concentrating on the North.
Western Frontier. and preparing for a
drsceut upon Canada. a letter 10 the
editors Of the National Intelligence.
dated Detroit, Feb. 10, says:
When the vigorous action Of Go.
vernmcnt disconceried their plans ON
The Niag1r frontier. we hoped the
whole msiicr was ended, aad tbat The
welcome arrival % some two Or three
c2npanics 81 United States troops in
thi city would ensure us least con.
uaull freedom from diuufblnccs. Noi
So hpFcFcr appoarI % be the fact -
Several hundred men have ihis day
arrived 40 Gibraltar and commenced
plundeunz tor supplies, preparatory %
their march into Canda As set. We
know bot ii.ls of their numles o.
means. Van Rensselaer, Be- IN com.
mand. and % b said some twenty or
ihidy baggage wagons have followed
them around tbe Lake vlb pf0yisions
and munitions of war
The river D. frozen sufficiently hard
20 admit of passage. and 20 the inya.
ders act wilh pr9mp,iude and energy.
q O. possible they may gain a iempors.
~ foothoid in Canada. although
doubt %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01


90 Zoe l-ih J1tglry is.t. ~ tAs Rev ur
FHl'iHs. Nr GEaasE LfrriA o.. Hafper-isr.
iy. iD Lfs ~AEtu Cd uS. Uf frrI., AlI
on .Uily tlc l+ib eit. bv tho Rev slr
D.ntss,. So j q. t<at, Of iI5rt,r.-Fsrf,
20 N'~ Mss.'HrF ,stnEA Ji4 bier of Mr
ifr1 Snyder oi Nsrra.rs-e
CA fturI1y last. ty Go Rev. us.- Bltt.
Air I'Vts CtAsFE 30 Me- Mas. Etlrs1n,l.
d7ps'isr 90 tHo latu levi HsU. of Garpef..
Ftrfy
ou THURSDAY lat. by tie Rev 3d. M.rt.o.
VIZ GroEog Nose, &C BsfsrIsy esurt,. b.
N'a tiizt We've daughter of NJ Gesrsr
Neis ~ belLeftl3su
Ca russisy lsst by ib- Rev 'ir B1s.Is.,.
VIZ ftrnfeirz g ~uuu 6 Winchester. g..
hifs Ma B. oHttfF. daughter u Nr John
shaft q irci1wu
on iha stu.e dsy. by che s1m.. 81 Lawns
Hoses % sites NtnT ts. ~utfu. daueatef n
Mr lrsifr',k saith. gu 60 tc,t1sr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

The "Charlestown Brown Mountain Hoo
'iers'' better known by the coguomen Of
"Fania'I'cals," ParajeJ in our streets on sa-
'urdsy last, 'heir third appearance. aui by
their unique dress and altogether gro,csque
appearance, created universal laughter, ii no,
admiration. On this occasion, lady rather
above The ordinary size. and dressed 20 the
extreme Of the fashions, accompanied them,
aud added no little TO the merrinent Of the
scene. Her bonnet, iaU'io. reticule, SC, we're
worthy The attention Of mii.iner. and all low
ers OF new flsAi5ns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

We announce, With unssigned re-
gre:, the fatal resul, Of duel which
took place on Saturday aftornooa last.
between the Hon. Mr. Graves, OF
Kentucky, and the Hon Mr.. CnLEY.
Of Maine, Members Of the II. Of II. in
Congress. These two gentlemen. &C.
comPanied, the former by Nj Wise.
oil Nirginia. and The latter by Mr. Jones.
Of Wisconsin. met Hear B,Aleusbars
on that day. and on the thiTd FIRE, Mr..
C'liey WAS shot through the body, aud
died in few minutes. The wcopons
used were riles. the choice, OF course
being made by SIR. Cl!ey.
THE Correspondent, Of tie Baltimore
sun. says:-Mr. Bynun. oil Moth
Carolina. member Of ,ho House Of
Representatives. and sir. Beau
champ, OF Louisiana, accompanied Mr..
Ciiley as friends. aoj D5cicr Duncan.
Of the Ohio delegation. wen, on, as sur.
geon.
IL IS undsrstooi that thu. unhappy
affair grew GU; Of demand Tor .a,is lac
lion made by Col. James ". webb.
the Editor OF the New York Courier 8
Enquirer, uTon Mr.. Cilley for words
used IN debate personally offensive 10
The former. This demand was borne
by Mr. Graves. In the first instance.
as We understand. hlr. C,Iley declined
to receive the chlllense Of Col. WEBB.
upon the ground ,ha; he was protected
by his privilege. II is said, however.
that he afterwards placed his refusal
upon another ground, which rendered
II necessary for Mr. Graves, in obe-
dience 10 the laws of hoaor, to place
himself IN the position Of his principal
and demand iepara,ion At the hands OF
Mr.. CiIlcy. The rcsul, We have an
nounced was the melancholy con.e-
qaence. II IS stated that Mr.. Cilley
len wife anl four small children.
tB-lia.ors Chsai-is.
The Washington Globe of Saturday
last, contains the following brief notice
of this uurderous affair:
FATAL DUrL.-This evening Mr..
Cilley,. OF Maine, fell in a duel with
Mr.. Graves, o: Kenlucky-bo,h mem
oer' of the House Of Repre- enia,iyes.
They fought with rifles, and Mr.. Gil.
ley was shot through the body on the
third Are, and died in a few minutes.
Mr.. Graves had been the bearer Of q
letter from James Watson Webb 70
Sir. Cilley, which the latter refused to
receive. Mr.. Graves demanded the
reason, which Mr.. Cilley declined Civ.
ing. Mr.. Caves then challenged Nh.
Cilley, which Produced the melaacho.
ly result we announce"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01
TIE BALTIMORE * OHIO RAILROAD.
Esom the RemnsY Ip,sllireresr.

We have the qualification of announcing "a our
'eil' N-sttz rus tat measures arc bptUg Ken d,
he President ani Directors IL the I-ltimnr,. and
ONO Rad Road Company. which manifest on
ti'ctr part determination % ra,niust that ina
l'ru'ement through the cou.ty of Hampshire. 4
PETITION Is bnw eiteal4Iiug ia tllc county pray
inS tAal ih's scgN, Ear IS the same may be
,n.dc through Virginia. may be placed Us the
state upon Use same footing thai other Works Of
sum- q eharseisr have brcu placed, 10y the Site
| Subscribing tvo-Giths at the c1pitsI. As Corr
rcspoodrtt says-''it a. = favorable iinrttr,. 1T
N"eh 10 invoke oar Legislature upnn this sub
J'vt- lac lpicraal Improvement Lii! las nat vt
li'st' The lrA'asturc. -S.I His propossl It Tia
'.'i "o'd OcE'jsuy will eo-e Ia good ti,nr -
''h ''c c''se. II i'r south and South lNtst all
grant the FS.ist4ase nos ask,d u this t,osd :,
~'ii cSttsihiy have IT,. eject uf gui, ti- III ~.
position from ti'e Nuith- Wttttnths .rc,i sri,rn.
sine" heN Engages tee attrttinu TT l!c i.r.isl.-
'urc ahd 18th sieh . suLserip,iln on the pat If
ic,i "
We vii cri.-v-rt, o'.,.in copy 4 the PC
"""u 90 eirs'lst'ah, aud publish i ,a cur nest
Iumh.r
The Petitions ahnv, %. ken Or are also - cir
sg'4'inn r. tbs aati sliir q d,e a. ,injuE e5pu-
u.s We siiouli be l,ssrj e. SCI the pgaycr Of
d'e P,i,.tou,rs grated. AsiI,fror. the ioaor Il
having this grsl, imprr,engu, through or
S'''e' '"e.lsul'blc advantages ~o',!i ae,ra, to
'''c ''ii2e"s %! sc several eoa tics through uh.e'.
It ~oa!i pasi. Il soaii eniinec particularly "a.
farming iacrcsi. add TO ~ would g.. source.
more &C los. q eonvcnicree, pii,ir sud profit -
We lF'ge thr L'gii-iare nay place ,hil goat
alrk upon eqnal footing i,I. li-r u,l.,riupr1,c.
u'er''. " extending 20 1t the 2.5,hs s, stem. and
t'a' Secure 70 Virginia par,', ig,,ion Of the
p' Gis and 'hs iouo'a arising hou u,c msgai.
cent vo,k.
We vii Place copy of the petition in tie
hands of our readers. ,hroush our paper, nest
week
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

The Editor Of the R.gf5lieIa Ci,iisa, FIRE.
defi=k. Nd, ogsrs fss cate his entirc printing
establishment twill ID .olI ''uPan reason
abie isru.s 10 . person entertaining Ito sanr
political principles which the Clxeo sl,o
Gates Aimio,sirsi'os.) --its cirVuaiioa j. rx-
tersiVs. Hni steadily on tho increa.e-ad .er-
ti'ins patronage gooi-mnierlsl. ef In bcs.
quality. &c. To ycuos nan with a snail
capital, ',ys The Editor. 1t affords m orp7r-
,un.iy Of establishing hiass!f IA a proGtlLle
~. t,,eS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

The f3lIoai. < tribute 81 the tneu,--
late ''''u'nAa and worthy aai ,aleui,l,
feilow-ei,,sen, lonS EL,oSsrEs. -
fna "a a l.,e No OF the y.cs.5urs. M,,.r,
lie ;,sier
81 n.ee.ins 4 the Yi.k,iur- Bar A.,.-..
1on, he'd Ca ,hs ia,a u..taut. tJan... I......
buion was Gated d too chair aud E.t.,..
tt-nrh sppoH,sd secretary. The L,ig,.,-
Tcs'tutiurs we're passed
Heio!-ei, ruat u - Wt'h tie most noi.r...
REJECT iaat ttis association LIS lsafu,5
'''.N Death oi TIER ~osthy associate, JOS.
= BLACKBURN. E,q
fs-otsct, taat although hn menb.r.r..
ala ~ L.. oecl Ssry short, tie had ..r,.. ...
cd qaaiiitirs Ut Tie heart ard t.,d 81
Piomi-r4 efrit osc'gnCs, 10 the world 81
-'rN graf in'-iiou 10 iiIs associate, and Cr,-0..
Essl'r'f. fh1i 10 ~, relations. vii,
800 ut,i :esl unuspai pan @. .tr.l
pi Providence Ne tctdcr hearif..t ..-..
tiy for the rsrly la, ID abilities 80 .r-,.t ~.
virt-es 80 rasc.
ffHfirfi. inlt thc rgrwhgrs OF this 49,.
alton, a. a isst.l4,uuy Of r,rfrt for h., t..I.
aui respect is boz, WORT. attend 81, ;.rs,.i
ani wear craze ON the icit srsn f.rtli.,,t
hrssir,t fnat the forrs,.ir,- rssoI,t.,-. b.
P''"'"ei 10 ne ''ssburs psrers. aod tbst
a eo'amit'ro bu appointed 10 convey 10 ,E,
mother ~ the deceased q r.rv
JOHN I GJIJN, CLa.gla.,
X. faCNCf. Sre'y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

a DiNNER was given al The Euiaw II,u.s
Baltimore, on Saturday last, in honor of a
number Of gentlemen from New York. who
happened 10 he passing through The city. The
ChFonic's says q "was an affair which val
long BE- remembered BY those = no parto.k Of
q, g cHs q the most splendid, animated add
perfectly Delighted public sntertaiamsni,
which has ever taken place in this country '
Dr Asht0n Alexander presided, as,i.tsd by
John M'kiio. jr., John ? Rsnne1y. Cslan.
bus 0D'Hnei, Rsveriy Johnson. John D.
Morris Th7mas Keiso. John 4. Roth. snl
i'nno Monroe, Esqf' Philip Hone. ~ Ssu
York and John s~ifi. Mlyor q raila8sish.s,
we're present. Several spesebs, we're ssl.-
reret, sad many toasis drank. Letter, were
reed from dr Clay. Nr webster. juice
White. John Taiiaferro. Asron CLARK. Mayor
q Nov York, and other gentlemen. express
ING regret that their engsgrmsrts placed q,
out u their power 70 atisnd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

COSGREsS---TAs sab-Treatury BRl Is
alil the burden Of the sosg In The Senate
Mr.. criiisoden. Of Kentucky. has. IL Is said,
delivered powerful speech against Il. "Fe~
inca M Congress-" says The Intelligent cor
respondent Of tbs Baltimore Patr.,t, "ha,s
'ueh aow Of ideas ~ Mr.. Cr,uer6en. aud
none are less verbose than he. IIis si,ls is
concise and sPisranic. lie says nothing su-
Perdoovs, aod speaks with remarkable rspidi-
"" The debate " now drawing to close,
and ne shall soon kno~ tie fate Of The Sab
Treasury Bill in the Senate.
IN zoe House OF Representatives. nearly the
Heeleof las, week was s7eut upon The bill for
REPRESENTATION OF Pesee upOn opr border.
and With friendly forei;a Po~cr,--eaiied the
neutrality bill. Net iess than sily spseche,
were made upon tie subject. aud no two
members, IL Is SAID. have expressed the sarne
opinions. Every H.suaber sseinS To di.ier ,.rsoa
the merits OF the bill. "one Of The eircum-
stances which greatly emjsrras.es th,, q,l,s-
hon. Gays The y. Ia,eillgeneer) Is tho very
remarkable diTerense between the course OF
the Executive Administration Of this Govern
nent at ihis tune, 10 referenee 10 the British
Canadian eivil war, 10 that witch IL pursued
unVNrJins'y in regard TO the oiv,l war in tic
sdj oinins territories ofAIsxico"
The following IL The frat section Of the
Neutrality Bill:
No person shall, within the jrrisiic,ion
OF The United States. purchase &C rrucafe
collect, transport, oT have o. po,sc.sion. any
rsssel, vehicle, arms OF munitions ef war ar
collect, or employ. or embooy, or train men
with inieni TO the usc or emplo, mrnt Of the
same IN exciting. aiding, or carrying on. or
10 be used IN any insurrcciion or rebellion
against tho territory or dOminisn OF any To-
rS'ka Power, or State, or Colony. or People.
eonterninous with the United States. y An,
which the United states are a nrsse. and
every Persoa % ole adiug shall no deemed
gH'itJ OF mis1emeanor. aud shall 10 fined
not exceeding hree thousand du!.4rs. ard be
Imprisoned not exceeding three years"
Mr.. Wise and Others oppose the bill con-
tending that our citizens have a right, = rich,
guaranteed 20 them by the Constitution. To
60 TO Canada. even with arm, in their hand.
They were TO 30 there as citizens Of the new
country and no man had power TO prevent
them, sc. Ga Monday, our iAiest date fron
Warrington, The hnal vote on the Neutrality
bill had not been taken in lie II. Of II.
Mr.. MAsoS, few day, since. presented in
the III. OF II. two petitions from citizen. Of
Hampshire county. Va, demonstrating against
the e1aciion Of specie in payment Of pos,ases
and, on Mr.. VI. 5 motion. it was
Rrsolred. That the Committee on the Posi-
Office aud Post Roads be insiruete 4 20 ina,,ire
into the exPedieney Of estabshing a post
route between Winchester aud Parker.burg.
Va, by the Northeastern Turnpike road.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

Great anxiety j, manifested to Sc the
entire speeches Of Mes,rs C4lmou. aal ca,
on the suL-Treasury Bal, embracing o., tho,
ID The main arguments Tor and allia.t thi,
important measure. II has besn our Intention.
from the fr,i, 10 present our readers all a
spec ch pro aud cen o. this subject, II eaabls
ihcn fully 10 untcFFan5 the new "cxp.fi-
meBt"-an experiment: v.hioh sIr Clay de.
eiar's, j, "wotse than any thing that has been
brought before the public since the Aies and
sediiion Laws The speeches or these gen
tlemen cover, no doubt. nearly ihs whole
Srounl. and would, VIC are sure, DC as accept.
able to our readers As any tao We could so-
lsei' tie one being principally reply to de
oiher--Gresk meeting Greek A aulont
friend Of Mr. clay remarked 10 ~ tie other
day. that Toe sPesoh OF SIr. Clay alsae. would
10 tim 30 worth a years subscriptions 10 The
free Prcss--and ws doubt ~ thst soao of
tie friond' Of Ar Van Buren, will place an
equal value upon Ibs speech q SIR Calhoun.
we shall therefore, ~hen those speeches sp-
pear, sndcavor to lay them without delay be.
fore or readers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01
DIED.

On the 10Th ult.. NfIsr a lo,v 81 -,
"hes. Mass LSesANb. ESQ fornrrl, ' -
ocr OF the Executive Council Of Vir,,,',, -,
~ Norfolk agent
60 sunday the 18Th ult. At HI, ,,,i,...
bear ShePeerd-to~n, Mr.. yAN Su.,,,.-.'
81 an ad need age. '--S'
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salty urig ,le r,u..,tttlf.r.,. 80, '''''-
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Iif ~ ttf'n Who sent about f ..-...I d
% 70 SNORT rcfidvuec az tllis ,,la.-. III. IA $3.50
"tf'rh many iiivnds Astl to.1.,., -. :,
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- "a" great ~. hicnr~. ''na' 10, siIi llit .'
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s-'v'ts I'll asleep in the arms 81 I~,,.
mere nv lceitns iie.tt would ssy. si.t a.. d.
lrsih 81 the righteous. aud 1T cav H., .,t Il.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.-on s.,ur.
day last, the date Of our last advice, from
K'ehmond. the Internal improvement Ball wu,
sill under discussion IN tie House Of Dele
gates.
The Bill for the establishment OF an A,y.
10" for the Deaf. Dumb and Blind. la, na,.-
cd by respectable majority. mir. Luea,
IN The sitirmltiys-Major Peter not present
supposed 10 be still confined 1, hi, room b,
indisPosi'ionl Tho State woalI have been
degraded had the measure filled.
a Biii has also passed, eoutiouing in force
Tor twenty days longer tie provision. 81 The
Bill for the relief Of the Bapk., passed At The
extra session. This extends rrlisftill The Io,t
in''aht-by which tiae, further relief sill
no doubt be sraSlsd.
The House refused on TUESDAY. ~ , ,o,.
Of 40 to 50, to take ~ the resoIg.isa. of In
''fue''on' 10 their Senator, in Cosgre,s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

Two young genilemen, formerly Of thi,
'o~n--Air. James Gwyou AID John NJ. Chi.
ton, E'q.-are nov members II the Ni..i,.
''p2i Legislature. 4 correspondent oC the
F'etsSurg Register says that Mr.. Chil,on, az.
ter making late speech ia the Legislature.
was eneored by every person in the house.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01
AIR clay.


u Willie reeOiieeisd that the members of
the Legislature " Rhsds Island recently noni-
aated Nc Cav a. caudidaie SOC the Prssl-
dency fhvioii0WsnE y hts snsAsr 10 The letter
asfrnios hiIn ofthc nomfn stinn;
WAsuiNesoE. Feb. ljih. 1888.
DEAn Sra: | duly received your let.
ter OF the 10Th inst. transmitting copy
.0i The resolutions adopted by The Wing
Legislative Convention IN Rhode Is
land N rela,ioe 10 the nomination Of a
candidate fog the Presidency.
The support which received for
That Office wLen ms name Nas before
the public IN - from that patriotic
State, Displayed as frr adherence To-
principle, under i'ie mos, discou.a pa :
circumstances. anI G.led me with SEN
iineni. OF the most profound gratitude.
This new testimony OF the attachment
and confidence OF Rhode Island ;owa.ti
'n". adds 90 my obligations. and will DC
Cherished "a gia'ei1l recollection what
ever future results may be.
Having prs,5Iiacd - wyselfa course
OF noa-intcrlrIencc IN respect 10 the
Ge>i -uaiioa OK candidate for the next
Presidency, on tie part Of the Wings,
~ viii M, b. expected TIA: I should
gave or Withhold amy consent with re-
>peoi 20 The use st NJ name, until tsc
grope reriol arrives.
lcongrltu,ale you upon tie prosrcct
Of chance IN tie policy Of the govern
ment. The people Of tie United
States hasc So generally manifested 9
dissatisfaction with the pa; course OF
he Administration, that our ruler,
must change itor De themselves chang.
ed. We have nov utioh reason 10 hope
that tie vast Government, project OF a
Treasury Bank sill be defeated IN one.
# not both, Houses of Congress. Th,
fortunate result Of ,ha, dangerous ura-
sure may be ason5ed altogether 10 the
intelligence and manifestation of tie
wishes Of the people OF tao Il. States.
Cordially recipsoca,ing your friendly
wishes for ny health aud happiness
am isithfully your inead
and u5Fdieu' eryani,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01
AN ACT


AN ACT
To aufsoTiss me Temorol Of causes in
eglsiiy from Re Inferior 10 fls hyperion
CouVfs.- Passed february 10, ISIS. !
be IL eaacieI By Las Gsaerai .lsssM5is
That whenever any suit ia eauiiv shall
have been, or shall hereafter DC, pend.
ing IN a enunty or corporation count.
tor the space Of enc year, without a
iinll decision thereof having been
made, Il shall be lawful Tor any party
IA such suit. or las or her legal repre-
seniaIlye, 10 obtain. by mo;loa. without
notice, aR order Of such couT: directing
that the cause shall be removed 90 the
CircuitSuprnorCo Court oiLsw and Chan.
Cefy Of thc same county incorporation.
for iIial; and the said Inferior courts are
hereby required 20 make such order
upon tie motion ogany patty a. aforc.
SAID, Tor the removal ofthe cause.
.l7dbe II 6uiisy rnrcisd, That hem
ever any cause shali be 50 ordered 10
he removed. At shal! be the duty Of the
Clerk Of the Inferior Court 10 deliver
To the Geek OF the Circuit Superior
Court to which the same has been or
d"fcd' all The originllpapeS be'oacing
~ such Cause, together with q statement
OF All the costs incurred av each party
and copies Of al orders which NAV have
been made therein. both atralcs and in
court for which the olcf, receiving
the same shall CIV" receipt. ifrequired.
and thercupon the Cause shall DO placed
on the docket of the Circuit Superior
Court, and shall stand IN the samr
phgh, and condition, in al respects. a.
u stood IA the Inferior Court: and the
Circuit Superior Court shall have ,he
same jurisdiction thereof and shall pro-
coed therein IN all respects. a. II :hc
cause had been originally instituted ia
the Circuit Superior Court. any thing
IN any law 10 the contrary no,wi,h.
standing; Pyori5s.i. That no greater at.
inrney's fee shall be taxed. in causes so
removed, than would have been IN the
Inferior Court.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

UR0iNiA.--Noiss q prsparaiion far ne
sPrins Elssiioa. bssia 70 rssoh us N ,svs-
rni eouniies. candidates arc already 10 ibs
SID The Iast fsosburg papers announce
LsHh Beard Timothy Tayier, PIsmise six
%, and Stafford Rsmsy Esqri - ssuss,ts,
for ne Houss q Dslsgaiss--and wa. n
Nscsrfy. E'q 10 a esbdiiaio for rs-slssaos
g. ihs seuais 81. ~ a.a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01
Nottres.

So" There vii he presciias 10 tie &c.,.
Church. 1t uiafpsrs-F sny, o. sund., .r1,.
10 I o'clock N,rtI
lg-Disre serv.rs val he omitted .., o..
tfis-op7i CiHIoh, ChaflcstJwu, oa ssalay
lhe 9tl instant ME-
90 There VII bs a Protected urrr.
ne Me'toii-t Episcopal Csur,b 81 uarP.t..
very, ooHmr-l ins go saufIsy next
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

THE CORRUPTION CAsE.-The case Of
supposed corruption, attributed 10 Mr. Rug
sle'' Senator from Maine. BY Matthew /. Da.
VS. IN letter to New Yosk paper, has, a,
'he request Of hr. Russles, been submitted 70
an in'e''igsiion By the Senate. The invesli-
saiion eommiIieo consists u Messrs. White.
HaVi'' TaiimadSe, Criueuden, aud Young.
who are Invested with power to send Tor per
sons and papers. Similar charge, h,ve been
made against other members Of the Senate f;
and at The suggestion Of Mr.. Calhoun. the
sommittee were instructed to extend their in.
9nifies To all the accusations.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

We ere Indebted 20 ihs polite attention Of
COR representative N Congress. ne ilon
JaHr' ~ has0s, for susdry pubiie dsss-
msni' Forwarded 10 % lately.
WssFs also indebted % tbs Hsa. wn e.
a'vr', % ne ssnais, CO.. ropy, "a pamphlsi
form, Of be lsts ssesilsnl speech % ths SUB
Treasury Bai.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01


MIR cLAY's sPEgCu.-TLo late speech
OF hr. Cav, in opposition TO the snb.r,e,.
'dry scheme, i, represented on all hand. C.,t.
tho Alexandra Cszetie) 70 have been on, -
the most splendid Grafton, ever made in Tie
Capitol, combining argumsbt--elooaepee-
humor--Patbos--and al tie other resui.i,c,
Of finished production.
The National IntslligsDeer SAYS:
Ne Clay acquitted himself not oDI, 1, =,
mshhes worthy u his high fame. bat IN a
manner Nhieh W.T. We link, even add % IA,
'sPl'Alion as an orator ard a ststcsman.r
The Madisorisn ssJ,.
" Mr.. Cav addressed the Senate o,o,, ,,.
o'cIock until eve, IN opposition 70 The Sui.
treasury scheme, IN his uagal styfe ~ 49,
qnenee and ability, ard concluded y ar /, 80,
impressive appeal 70 tie patriotism II 49,, So.
safe. u ihe course of bis rema,k..b..,tt
he regarded hr. wtighis ball and he 1901.
iuie presented hy NJ Rhes, ike two rene.
o'es ProPosed y a physicia0- but The fr.t
Wss dose n arteh,c sbd she latter a to,,or
Nh'ch could % 20 harm snd might BE- pSolie.
tive % TIE most bsnshcisl ronseqgences. BE
oseiassd hn inispiion o. vote ~ Mr Hires'
sags1ia'e' Nc. Clsy literally d. u.oIi.hsd air.
Saihotn' sho could only reply. has the sens-
sef ron heriufky ild mlsrsprssenfed BIN
llfou fhout, uheu every boiy y DO heard dc
b The fact"
sueh i' the ie,Hmosy o. re ehisf organ d
re Vac Burea Conservative, IN r., f-,enes %
tbs speech q NJ Clay. on ne o,her hsrd.
she Globe Il unanswered ia a. praise o. us.
Calhouu snd bic speech.