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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05
MR.. CLAY AND Mr.. CALHOUN.

When more than year ago. we ven
tured 10 intimate. that We thought We
saw in Mn. CALmUoS's conduct the
evidences OF settled and malignant
hostility 10 the Union, we did not cs.
cape Ga. r-buke even Of some Of our
own friends. We felt, however. that
we were right. and time il rapidly cor
iirning our impression. Some II Mn.
ICALHoUN's friends IN the South now
openly justify his and their supper. of
the Sub Treasury scheme, by arguing
that. as an early dissolution OF the uni
on Is inevitable, it Is necessary to dis
rupt at once. and by a violent effort,
the existing commercial relation be-
tween the North and the South. This
lsnguage-which few years ago
would have been deemed little short
OF blasphemy-is now freely used. and
II ~ upon rs fulhlnen. that MIR. CAL
noUS now builds hiS hopes of personal
exa!.Ilion. His ambition is so selfish
and impatient that he can no longer
disguise his designs. which are every
day becoming more apparent and
more hldeous. Amongst the ait, by
which he seeks to ingra,iaje himself
with the South. is the afIrcta,ion Of an
extraordinary solicitGGe Tor the pccu-
liar institutions Of that region, and q
fierce and intolerant aScrip,ion OF I'm.
friendly feelings. upon The sane point.
TO all Who stand in his way. The other
day, IN the midst Of one Of these pa
roxysms. he undertook 10 connect Mr.
CLAY aud the abolitionists in the same
sentence. Mr.. CLAY's reiort was such
4 one as might have been expected
from his ch,valrous and patriotic spirit
Hc exhibited. IN a few words, The dif.
ference between the statesman Who
consnlts the general good Of his country.
and him who gives his affections and
his labors only to particular section.
Mr.. Calhoun will find il difficult task
10 induce any considerable portion OF
the American people 10 believe that
Mr.. Clay, upon the great Slave ques-
lion, entertaias notions incompatible
with the permanence or integrity Of the
Union.-Baliinore CAronicie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

Among those Who pefishcd on the
wreck OF the Pulaski before The Schoon.
ef discovered It. we're, az our reader,
already know the Rev J. L9nng Woar,
and lady. Mr.. Woan resided former.
~ near Aiexandna. and la, many
ihend' here and N Virginia who viii
mourn lbs uniimely fate. lie vas Rec.
TOR OF the Episcopal Church IN Talli.
hassee. where lie Vas universally be.
loved as an auiable and accomplished
man. add i'''hful and eloquent preach.
er lli' Vile died in l,s arms. and he
survived her bot a short time.
liter. Cgz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

Tbs Prssdsn, % The Gated States. a d,
SAD intends thn suLlmer 20 visit tie tbts
b1lphor Springs and other watering places q
good fePois 10 iae Aissbsniss 81 t.fkr Cos.
Cone on, sr.-sod sojourn swbil. IA q.
"Osfden Spot Of yEgins. Try The ,iria..
q our shsnnoudals waisr. Tie cool snd brae.
log Blus Ridge moubtaia brsezss, aud w,,ss,,
tie richest snd most romantic scenery, The
fines, landscape v'sut, ard . combination ~
ell thai = grand end bssuufsl 10 n.turs' {.
works co@s,-sud We will forge, The past,
--dnsn not Of the futurs-aad 10 "sil
Wigs ell Democrats" while you remain
witbiB eur bsilisick.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

COSGRESS.--Tbe sue-Trea,uTy Bill be.
ins defeated, the lower peuse havin; refused
20 consider the Special Dcpo,,ts system, and
both Houses having agreed 20 a resolution 10
adjourn on the 9th OF July. we suppose IL.
currency question 10 al an enl for The pr,.ep,
session.
Congress. we may anticipate, ~ili sdjourn,
without having settled the curreuc, question.
or having wres.ed from The Executive bi.
usurPed eontro, Of the revenues 81 the couo-
Try. The Representatives, ofthe People have
succeeded, however, in battling the Executive
In has scheme for leg ai.1ins h,, ssar pal,o.,
but they have bsen unable 10 erect barrier,
against lac exercise e these usurpstiou,. The
President, bJ means OF Ia, power u removing
ihs Secretary Of tho Treasury, "a power
whi,h, NC believe. was never designed to b..
conferred by the Cons,itution} L-- IN NJ,
ha0ds TIE as,~'u;e cca,roi Of all the MONEY.
Of the Nation. lie can deposit them Nhtr,
he picase,, OF loan them to " hon 10 please,
and iaAe shelter uEder what III, pretend, 10
eoasi!er his constitutional rishi q conirol!.ns
tic Secretary Ct tie Treasury All po.er
over the haanoe., though c..,,r.d n. e,,r.
esei without warrant Of Law. i, in IL, h.nl,
We hope the country viii bear a. In Mid. md
hold him to arisid seeeuataoiiity --tR ULi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05
THE rUTAW INFANTRY

THE EUTAW INFANTRY, o. Baltimore.
passed this place. in the railroad cars. or
Tuesday evening last, or heir way TO Win.
chester, 10 celebrate the Fourth. Speaking
OF their Intended visit, the Baltimore Pa,rio,
o. Sa. -.taS last says The COMPANY aro.
pose leaving the city ca Tuesday morning.
the 81 inst. in the RaG-Road Cars for llaf.
Per'-sefry, where it +. contemplated TO N al,
a'hof' stay, f'r The purpose of examining the
various WORKS conrccted with the Na,,oo.l
hrmory. Ia the afternoon, the Corps .,i
resume '"..F isDts Tor Winchester, Jr taking
the ears Of the - .as.esisr and Potomac rail
road sud ~iil reach their place Of destination
the same evening, where reception b,eom.
nc TIC hosPitsbie ohsrtctsr Of city OF the
Ancient Dominion. is certain TO await them.
The El:'" !afau;.J IS among The fne,i.look-
ing, az 1t Is perhaps the strongest corr, com.
P'''ed ~ our city infantry. On ihe occasion
OF this Plea's"' So friendly movcmen, upon
Winehe'tsr, IL is though, that Captain Key,er
viii have obou, eighty COED c. q and truo un.
der his command"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

MIR BONDS SPEECH --L1.r, edition.
OF this eNeel'sn! speech ase suiI ru5'i,Lin.
ihrou5hou. tie country. The Albany Journal
Is about to publish one huad,,a iaogianI COME,
The R'ehnooi Wing priated large edition.
WIZ" "a' soon exhausted without supplying
The dsman1, snj large second edition !, now
10 course Of Pubiisa,ion. wo have ,ull
ie" hundred eoFies 90 hand. which we arc
e'S'o'' 70 circulate. The capital ., TOO val.
liable 70 li' ijle.--Ii ought to be et,eu,,t,c,
freely 10 every seetisa Of ihs cheated and
sba'sd eoua.ry. !: hasa pretty general cir.
COLLATION. "a our i.nmedn,o sieiary bu, Do
not oof ffisnds IN remote part, Of The county.
and IN adjoining counties. siard IN need II +,
"" copies Pace, pes dg1ss e5yis,. "a pea,
P4mva,t form, % essts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05
Tho National lnr.llig,ne.r Esrre..e. i,

Tho National lhielligenesr Expresses IL.
opinion. that no plan of the Administration
Tor regaIning the ats Dilute control OF She rub
lic money and tho moneiei Institutions Of the
colrtgy, can succeed al this session" Blu,
that possibly the proposition for q repeal Of
the in'erdict sSainst the ail-5iIi-,s.uing
bank" may meet with favor from a ma Jri-
" OF both branches Of Congress. That pa per
says
"As for the b-Treasurv scheme, il
is dead aud buried. Nor do we be-
lieve that even OF the hundred and ele-
ven, who followed in procession to It's
tomb, all are sincerely sorry for its fate
It's the saying Of some cynic or other.
that the merriesi faces are often seen
in mourning coaches. We feel an en-
tiIc conviction that votes were given
in favor OF that bill, out Of mere party
fea!ty. by those who in their hearts no,
only do not approve it. but heartily
dislike and despise ii. Such men mus,
rejoice that. IN spite Of their votes, gi,
ven almost under duress, this monster
has gone TO It's last account.
For ourselves, we exult over the
defeat OF this measure as the triumph
OF common sense over uncommon err
ror. OF business notions over mere alb
s'rac''ons, and Of independent spiri,
over the united forces Of party influ
encc and official blandishmcnts and
temptations. In saying thus much.
We do not, Of course. mean 10 impugn
the integrity Of those who voted for
the measure; bu. VIC rejoice IN the ac-
ton Of those who.- believing the mea
sure wrong in itself. had the honesty
and the courage TO stand by the right. !"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

MIR. CLAY A citizen OF Tennessee. said
20 be neutral and impartial in his politics.
writing from Warrington, speaks thu, OF Mr.
Clay:
Upon the whole. he struck me A.,
having military bearing, as Of a man
conscious Of importance. and accus-
toned 10 command: he looks like a
man that understands The game Of life
-mch-nnd had Teen decidedly sue.
oessiul ~ The foium-the Senaic-cr
rather IN ba;ile-for hold that he has
from nature a military genius. This
has always been the opinion Of those
VITO know h.m best; and II is said that
during the war Mi Madison was on
the eve Of appointing him commander
IN chief OF the L. States Army, and
woult have done So, bot that hl, ser.
wees were thought indispensable 80
support OF the war, m Congress. Had
ihI' been done, hls friends think II prob.
able that he would have ACQUIRED A
great military reputation; and as IT -
SAID Of Cesar, that u he had not been
the greatest military commander OF his
day he would have been the ffsi ora
tor so the reverse may be affirmed Of
Clay. that II lie had not been a disi,n.
cuisbed orator and politician. be ~. Ut
have been a famous wsnior lie has
The capacity. energy, and ambition TO
excel IN any thing that he makes hi.
leading pursuit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

oNSERvNTiYES we state Tor ms ss
psrisl benefit % these Cone rallies vho set
have anf scruples about besosmg lls-s from
he oha'"s 81 party. that the New Yotk 50.
the Administration organ in the chy Of New
fofk. declares that the fstd udoY u 3nseF.
ssi''rs ;. becoming more and more offensive
To ihe democratic psuV ADD The prvdiiee-
iioas snd principles u al fiiar, sarisiJai,f ~
II q, sfrftR 90 arFoIsrstsf or by noruins-
Ton snf election. will undergo a risid scrut,.
~ W this particular hefssuef
So The Conssfvatifes kn0s exactly vhat
ihey have hereafter 20 expsct How csn
hey. ~ honorable. iis IN aided men. hsvs
any political conbscti'n With party pbieh
ihus cenounsss ihsn snd their prime plss ~
tt.aiirg IN the nostfis" q he Adminisifa.
ton This announcement ~ b,iisr and W.
compromising hostility on ibs part of the A.
Hineiraiion o. the Conssfrstyss. - made IN
eoansetion With The srousl thsFNr LiyiaKs.
too, recently sepointsd Navy Agent "a Nsw
York. received that appointment for snd on
seeount ~ he political sd psriizsa ssrvicss
sod especially ZOE be real "sgsinst the tfa,-
ferrous attempts ~ The Conssfrsiivss We
quots the seFy lsnGutgs used By the Adam
tsiTssson orgsn.-t1lsE Co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

After the passage Of the Bill. you
Will find me voting to reconsider, in
tho hope Of getting the amenJmen,
adopted. Very respectfully. sud truly.
yours. J. 81. MASON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

suANNoNDALE sPRIN6s-Thi, de-
iigh,fui Watering place has slrrudy snrssted
crowd, Of visitors. We were Informed ssve-
tai days Ego. 'A.s IL arrivals before tie Ia
inst numbered sb01t three Laairrd. snd that
there we're ncsri, one hundred perm.nent board
era. Amcns,l t,e visitor, a, present from dii-
tanec. sIe Gen. DuIT Gr,rn aud f.n..Iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

Tenth annual Rrpori ofhe Chesapeake
and ONO canal CompaHy-We have
received a copy of the tenth snnual re-
port Of the Ches and Ohio Canal CO.
from which 1t appears, shat the grand
aggregate Of the cost Of executing the
canal up to IL Dee. 1881, Is SJ.Gl3.
9I~ - ], was supposed that the en-.
tire Canal To Cumberland would be
opened foi the spring trade OF l-I0.
Since the adjournment Of the Legs
ln'ure. the Company advertised for
sale IA this county. certificates Of debt
OF the state of Maryland Tor S 800 600.
aud sent like amount TO an agent in
London 20 be disposed ~. No rfT-r
was made which The board EEL, justified
IN accepting in this country and Of the
arrangements made IN London. advice
IL expected to be received THIS mouth
The Tolls during the present year
have been go ZOO. ,iv thousand more
thai last ye1r-BlH. .lmtriean.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05
tHaliI-u EirT Chren.els.

In Rcoyr'giLie IHliin.-Grecn 3.
Lewellyn, the notorious swindler, who
was released from The Virginia Peni,en-
ilary, some years ago, through The in
tercessIon of his wife. aided 10y the
powerful appeal 10 the sympa,hies of
the Legislature which vas IN ade by the
distinguished John Thomson Brown,
then leading member Of that body. is
now confined IN the Jail of Bedford
County on a charge of having stolen a
five dollar bank note from q negro.
We understand tina; since his con fine.
mcn', he has issued proposals 10 rent
out any part or all of thu spacious brick
building which he now occupies, and
expresses his Willingness 10 accommo-
date applicants by giving up his own
apartment il desired. We learn. far.
Their, that he has recently made three
attempts TO sfeai hiS oun hat. IN either
of which he would have succeeded
5u, for hts timely detection of himself
IN the clandes!inc effort
lpnr u Reporter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05


NCPDrR WILL oUr-Thrcc wears
ago last April. Nj. John McDuti;r, FOR
ncrly from Vermont. Who had teen
long known in tic vicinity Of sing. Sing
as 4 pedlar and school teacher. let
the residence OF Nr. Samuel kipp
where he vas then boarding. To GO a
iew miles on business Ftoun that day
he was never heard Of. and al attempts
TO discover his ii;e proved uuavailing
lie left =, kipP's aquantity of clothing
and other properly. win h has been
carefully preserved fo' him. A. Mr.
II Williams he left n horse. wagon.
and some goods. One day last week
~ some persons we're engaged in cut.
ting new road near the Furnace
Wo fGs, his body was discovered hu.
ned IN sitting position. his head but
eight or ten inches from the surface of
the ground. 4 coroner being called
The verdict Of The jury was, that Mr.
NcDutiie vas murdered by person or
persCns unknown.
IiatIau EirsT Chren.els.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

The Dry Dock Bank. Of Sew York. Which
famed 10 MAY. 1897, b., again gone INTO op,.
ration, ahi Tho stock s above per. All claim,
against 9, have been l.,lia.s8.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

Dignity Al . diseopnt The inhaJi.
ilnls Of tic bland of johanna always
beg Of The sailors btlon .i0g to yes, /.
stopping there to give them 4 na-nc.
1nd 81 course names 81 lie frst chi
nenec are gwen hy the lajs cf the
ocean Thus when they come 20 ,i,i,
The hip :, not unfreqcnuy hpprens
That Napoleon B,naplr'c vii humbl,
ask JOJ AZ ws.hins linen Lord Wei.
hngion offer fpr sale an srn.ui of vc.e
table,, General Washington h,s been
doekcd for stealing and Car Nicbol.,
kno~n 20 beg ~ the cast OF pantl-
looms 81 the cook.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

The election FOR Governor, member, OF
coasfs'' and member' q The STATE issni..
iurs' took pace 10 i.ouisians on Mondsy la,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

THE HARVEST For the Information Of
sou county, "lhe garden spot Of virg,nis," is
herseif sssin. Never. Pefhsps. have our far
mers hsd better prospects for an sbun-
dsut yield Of I'll tho substantial products II
,heir farms. The hay bar,e,i has beens tod
ope--soms Of our farmers having secured. IL
is thought. not less than three tens per acre
from their Srss, fields. The Wheat snd Rye,
Which in the Spring DID not give very fair
promise, has turned out exceedingly fine
More than On average crop will be made, say
20 bushels for every acre in the couGiy. A
ride to the country now. 10 enough TO make a
coed Christian o. .he hardest sinner TO see the
tounte Gus gifts Of An induigcHl ProyiGenes -
A fes DAYS since We he'd occasion TO visit the
farm Of Mr. WILLIAM uooFF, short distance
ported. lesi ia love AID wouGes".i The viz W
VI hi, wheat fields
"Giowiny scene,
Nsirrei long holiday lGhUrlsuI-rich,
II her proud pros,ny, shc .miius marks
Their Grsce-, now mature, aud wonder
fsaush,,"
4 petition Of Mr.. IL crop will yield, it i,
thought, 30 bushels. ."d no pa, VI At les.
les, than - bushel, 10 tho sere--mskius IN
average OF upwards Of 30 bu.hel,io the ser.
in crop Of one hundred acre. or more -
The crops OF Corn, too. were never more
promising; bu, of these 1t !, yet too soon to
.r,k. LnOush Is now msiur.d 10 place u,
- beyond tie dream,
or Visionary sccptIcs Scene sublime
Where The rich earth presents her solJeo troa-
surcs.
where bsImy bres,hinss whisper to the ear,
Delights unspeakable'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

- To enable Us to pay proper respect TO
the Anniversary of0ur inde fcniereo. our "a.
Ter goes to press ,his week on Tuesday even.
log.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

Tie If'giain Obligation. Upon the
Sub.Treasury bill, wc Gnd the vote o.
The Virginia delegation stood thus:
For tho hiil--Mesus Banks. Brine
Bouldin, Coles. Caiz. Dr,mg,ole
Hunter. Jobnlon Jones. Morgan. Pen.
nybaokcr aud Rives-l1.
Against ii-Messrs GIrland Hon.
kins. Mallory Mason, Mercer. Robert
sou. Stuart. Tslisfeno and Wise-g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

MAINE.-John Fairfield. Esa.. at
present member Of Congress. ha,
been nominated as The Van Buren can.
didlte for Governor Of that State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

W., Skau- Hoaf Eisasffrs The stsau.bsst
Nusc0tes has been sunk 10 tssvt gsis Of
Nind 81 The fiofijs Cape three lives lot
The steamer Coiu'urts, fiii ~ sfrfxt stirz
Ssminoles. bufst her boiler ~ Mobile Poist
live o. the hfsnrn hidly scaiied
The Steamboat Hesvsr btfsi one ~ her
boilers about 30 miles heioe Ffsnkhs Penn.
syivs"is. on sunday seenipg ths IJth ,nstsat
Two hrsnfen severely scsided one shshu,
The 'isambo1t Nsf~nrss of NonJfcsl. v "a,
1ufrt ~ Size ~1fCl isirsi seer So O4ft. f-.s
days sines. Passengers hsi not time % a..
their bsrEsEs
TIE Nanh 81 Lsuis exploited On ths as
sissirpi On the sth aii. sesiAiar three ~ The
ersv, snt kdiiaE only four s.srsoas. W one
ssgFo woman, ons dset hsnd asd lwo pfssn.
gers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

II every stsis % he Unioa. except Ns~
Hsmpshire. SD Sotlk Cu,sfsas. whsrs TIE
quss'ieo has ssen toashsd. the people have
- idsd agsiast The Sub-Trsaaary
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

Second dfpIyfErs oCMe gyeai TF,,f.
n.-Tbis splendid ship len ". York
on Monday las, for Europe. and excited
almosi as deep an interest a. ., her
hfs' sa'Ing. the wharves. battery. sc.
beng crowded With persons to witness
her departure. She carried oct O. Ih,s
trip % passengers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

TIE Ivcrvonnirs The a''rnpts
n i.e inccndilries 70 ere Baltimore
seem si'.i % c--'iGnc. Their last 81
tempt was on The stables belonging g.
the Bait ADD Sssquthsnna RAD Road
company. which were consumed, 20.
geiher With a nnmbsr ol valuable bof
ses We are pleased 10 learn that The
police have At last succeeded IN srfest-
ing several peIsons participating 10
those attempts 70 Gre the city
Bed Ckrsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

y Wow9a ami ts>p q Secysf -
lIouck tie Mail Rohbcr. who escaped
from Columbu' Iul. OhIo, bas been
iaaen near swn.Gsj
lloucs's sister told a neighbor wo-
man conGJant Of hers. Tia, Dee va.
concealed ~ The hoWe-jhn woman
having hu.bbnf. ~ course ioll him
AMI he having regard f'r ibe isas.
conn unica'sd q a. The sheriff Of ihr
Conn,y-ihus does justice fecsfs her
ends lI1uck Is oniy about > yesu
81 ase-fDllpesd fo5b.ug lhe mali
about two years
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05
So the House refused to rccon,ide-
In The House OF Representative, on


In The House Of Representative, on
The 10Th Ill. NJ Robertson. Of Va,
asked leave 70 offer the following:
Rroir'd By he sehsie snJ iIou.s 81 ne.
pre'ert1tNe' 81 the JuHed states "a Consfsa
assembled, That VI. S-crrtafy 81 The IRIS.
sTt' he directed Ca take such measufe, l..
ri1t drcui GeerssaT,
IWi To chu.s ~ sooh 90 NAV no 81
Pnymen'' 81 public dues 81 ever, ds.cfir,,os.
ard without disrfin, nation 10 tc made hsfs-
siiet 90 tie current com ~ tisU y or Tres.
snfl nyle' NJ Byte- II Bsrks srus'.d 10 ne
stats. I'rtdafy or Dsifict WHEREIN such
due afe rsrrts1h'r md Nho.t notes sf, p.t
abe sol pad On demand, 10 su,h eufrest
coin
S'e,HAf To osu.s ~ public nnust. 80
cary ~ prs'tirsbie aner Il shaii 10 r,..i,sd.
To be r'scsd 20 state Bank.. vrefrtirg o.
~at'. "hcfs .uch ran be bsi those pbfh
are deprsfpfiss 81 TIE state. I,tiIlor -
p'''fist wherein situltsd. on CONDITION fh.t
hrj vii ssfcs Tor feasenstc Goa Jsp.-tl,n.
"fi tN~FfdtnE unc-eiglth q ofe rsr rstf 20
reeve no 'nme az .psrI,l drposts fo' -
- "'"I - ITEM - basis ~ ft-d ~ &C.
count or ''hsfsis-, nor nrnflsd uifh ottsf
funds O. keep ,rd render see,ur't. ..ts' %
'eiri', rr cert f-stfs. tsffst irspsef..ns I'D
rN'mi a,tIHs make paYmtr's sfd ifsr.fsr,.
so zNe collateral srsuftv fsf tie sic ksrt.
wE usf~.f '1 such rsopsf ~ ousy 10 rsa..r.
90 "' ife r.f~tsfT - the Ifsa.ufy 90 ~
Ue I'"s n thr Jrfrd st.tss. tf4,It.J 49,
nH.h'ns hsttf- contained .ttf 20 construed 10
COMPEL och tfar.fff- - tbe expose Of r.
Books. nor fs athhofi.s if.r.f~s. 10 49, esss
"'ceit "trf- us puhlic service. 80 ths safs-
" m De frts. uuy render ZEN nses,ssfv
IFrff 70 fsr.e 10 oofrs II H.rk. q.
1a.r'rk ar fsg..rs sf 30 stf ~ ..sf,.t..
months fshs erottrtsd INTO iLs lsvsi sa,n II
&c 4 srf be fartfafd. ~ 70 ,isssd N
'rpntiie 81 sf'f.ssi 80 a. hs ffa- y fof srd
H''d. - ~ 81 tbs plhiir eor,earsrcs or ne
'"''ii"' w'ii admit In ps.fsfsoss 70 oil SUB.
'r'iIthtit s~eruing fetffls
NJ Petukln s,is he vas a-sinsiisi.
ting 10 through Ne window thar vh.sh
could not enter bv 'le door IL there
fore objected to ihe oGrnog d The rs.
solution
" Rp'erison moved a sn.nen.oa
n ihe rides snd demanded The ,sss
and nays They we're ordered nd
brig Htco, resulted Yeas 20. Nsys
l2j So leave vss refused.
PUBLIC RFvFNugs
w he senate On he 2Sih sit Ne PreE-
svsv by rorssnt intfaJsesd b,li % pss,ds
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

W he ss"ats On he 2S'h 90 NJ RUeE-
sNav py ror'ent introduced bill - provide
iof We saiskseping - ths pubiic snoasy -
NJ - tha prer sieps u the 81 ~ I7s9 - ~
snthotEss sod rsquirss ks Tfsssagsr. ussss
Ne tnsctlon o. tts sseestsfy q ne Tree.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

Di5corfri,s 10 Isr0s A correspon-
dent Of the Ob,crycr states that an IN.
iclligeui traveller has discovered. near
The Colorado nver. fifteen miles from
Bisifop, native tree which ptOiuces
gum-ellstic or oaoutchouc The same
writer states that so she ,icinit, Of Zoe
Mustang pra'rie. a salt spring. or saline.
has been Uncovered Of such excellence
and abundance q water. that % 30
thought suilieien, 20 SUPPLY the Whole
republic ~ OIL Pic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

The following letter from our Representa-
tive - Congress, Co. N,sos, TO gentleman
OF this county. las been handed 10 us Tor pub
lie't'nn. It's explanatory Of MS vote Oh the
Treasury Note Bill