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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-25
FARM & MILLS
FOR SALE,

The subscriber. who is old, aud wish
es to retire from Pablic business, offers
his
EsA RsW & MILLS
for sale, lying in Augusta county. seven
miles north of Staunton. on the Middle
river, stream OF never failing water.
There are 800 acres on the tract, which
lies on both sides of the river. The
land is 'fa good quality, and produces
well all Ainds Of grain or clover, equal
TO. il not superior to any in the neigh
borheod. This farm could be divided
into two tracts, as there are two log dwel>
ling houses on it. one on each side of
the river. There is on the side of the
Mill aBarn and other necessary out hous
es: and on both sides of the river an
Orchard of fruit trees. There are $50
acres Of this land cleared, aud in high
state of cultivation, all In clover and
grain, except the meadow; the balance
well timbered. There are about six a.
cres OF meadow. and more could be made.
There is spring on one side of the riv-
er, and wei! Of good water on the 9th.
er side. There is good
Merchant Mil, Oil MIL, Plaster
MIL, Saao MIL, Carding Ma
chine, and yMiller's House.
The Mills are partly new. The sub.
scrloer thinks it unnecessary to say more
about it, as those wishing to purchase
will judge for themselves. This prop.
efty is well situated for custom Of grain,
or wool. or seed, and healthy 40 any in
the county.
GEORGE PATTERSON.
January 4, Is3S.-tf
o. Rockingham Register insert times.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-25
Farm for Sale,

WILL be offered at public sale on
Saturday the 9th of the present Month
the PLANTATION on which
| now reside, three miles above Milier's
Iron Works, on the turnpike leading
from Harrisonburg to the Warm Springs.
1t contains 204 acres, about one half
cleared, and the balance well timbered.
The improvements are large frame
Dwelling House, and good Barn and Sta.
6les. 1t would be an excellent stand
for tavern and store.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
ROBERT CURRY.
Jan'y ii, 1888.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-25
Jan'y ii.
A LIST OF LETTERS

A LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING in the Post Office al
Waynesboro' on the 3Ist Deer, 1897.
A. M. Austin David Goine
John Bower John Giles
Mrs. Burr jesse ID. Gregory
Joseph Brown Nathaniel Groves
George BroSius Thomas Hundlsy
Allen & Baylor David johnson
Jane Bell Thomas johnson
Martha ID. Bunch Franklin Nelson
Rs7. u. l.. q. Brown Isaac Ong
Mr.. Crow Lewis Redifer
Pleasant Cooper J. Nj. Smith
Thomas Clarke Sam'l F. Tutwiler
Miss Fl. d. Crawford John TAYLOR
Henry NJ. Darnall John Tompkins
AHen Erwin Lewis Wayland
George Eskridge James N. Williams
Elizabeth FuIisn John Wavt
Je,emiah Farmer Joshua Webb.
William Gregory
ABRAHAM LYNN, Pm.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-25
A NEW
SADDLER's SHOP.

The subscriber returns his thanks 10
the public for the liberal encourage Mt
he has heretofore received. and informs
them that he has again commenced the
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-25
F OR S ALE,

A second hand Carriage,
Very little worn, with good Harness
1t will be sold very low, and a liberal
credit given. Enquire at this Office.
Sept. 81, 1897
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-25
A LIST OF LETTERS

.e PostOffice at Staun-
December. 1887.
+. c. Hutchinson
Mrs. Heinrich
Rev. Il. Jordan
Henry Imbodeu
Robert johnson
K J. johnson
Frances r. Jones
George Kellar
KY. Lewis
George Lutz
Philip Lu,z
John G. Lewis
Sarah M ofelt
w lillian Mills
Samuel Moore
James c. Maupin
Mat. Nj. Morrison
Benz. Morris
Cyrus Mccormick
DR.. Allen MCGEE
DR.. G. N j. McGill
John McYiker
Marg't McMuilen
Post Master
Geo. w. Parson
John Paris, jr.
MISS E. A. Rayne
Jacob Ross
Richard Rhodes
Mary Ann Redd
John Renolds
John Swiizer
James Smallwood
Erasmus Stribling
Rev. STEPHEN Smith
George Snapp
Elenor Slower
Misses Shelley
Emanuel Swick
Jonas Truss
L. Tremper
John S. Wells
Abel w hiteman
Nancy II. w addel
REV. N. Ill5OD
Geo. w. w Villains
James alker
Richmond w alton
Thos. p. ilIson
Lewis Wayland
John Wayt
George Young
P. NJ.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-25
a TRACT OF IAND.

- - &S84 y! ~& A&4xN -,
one hundred and fifty two a.
cres, lying ca the road leading from
Middlebrook to Waynesborough, four
miles from Middlebrook, two miles from
and ten miles from Stauntoa
the lands Of John Thompson.
Jacob Frenger, and George Crow barger,
about seventy acres Of which are cleared
the balance well timoered. The i'm.
provements are
GM Log Dwelling House,
AA Kitchen and Smoke house. Also.
thriving young APPLE ORCHARD
OF excellent fruit. The land lies well.
is naturally fertile soil, aud well adapt
ed to grass. A stream OF water runs
through it, on which there is a perma-
nent mill dam. and was formerly chop.
ping mill. 1t would afford ar excellent
site for water works of almost any kind.
From the dam the water may be con-
veyed over forty acres of the cleared
land, thirty acres Of which W ould make
first rate meadow. There are six good
springs on the land.
Terms made known on the day of sale
MATHEW HUNTER.
January Is.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-25

- Az AkN' ia I'll
ton on the 3lst of ]
James A. Armstead
George Alfred
Andrew Accord
Mesley Bannister
James Blair
Mccormick & Blacl
George Bowlin
James b. Berry
Ann ]. Brown
Eliza Battles
Steele & Black
Rev. G.. l.. Brown
William Craig
George Crawford
William Cason
Robert Curry
VIM. w. Curry
Elijah Calvert
James A. Cochran
Clerk Cir. Sup. Court
Susanna Davis
Elizabeth Davis
Alex B. Dawson
Darbey Downey
Smith Davis
Mary B. Eskridge
Rev. P. III. Fowler
Charles d. Faulkner
Jeremiah Fuller
Mary Ann j. Flack
Matilda Flagg
Porter Fiagg
George Freeman
Michael Fackler
Sarah Fenix
Lovey Gilkeson
Matilda Gaines
William Gamble
Caleb Griffith or J.
Crist
Rev. Mayb. Goheen
Moses Gilbert
Col. John B. George
Bstbuel Herring
Lewis Hartman
Geo. w. Helms
Ro. J. dollingsworth
Jacob Hess
Willis Handley
p n Huff
S. d. Hopkins
Wan. B. Harvey
Clerk Lun. Hospital
L. r
Jan'y ii.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-25

The subscriber. who is old. aud wish
es to retire from pablic business, offers
his
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-25
LAND FOR SALE.

WILL be offered at public sale. on
Thursday the first day Of March next, if
not previously disposed Of at private sale.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-25
S u S a N N "A
FOUNDRY

THE subscribers take this method of
informing their friends aud the public
generally, that they have erected new
Foundry, on South River. near Coiner's
Mill, six miles below Waynesborough,
and one mile below Gen. PorterfieId's
for the purpose of making
I'LL kinds of Castings, such
as MACHINERY, HOL-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

aud higa-minded a corps a. ever honored
country by every tie that can bad valor
to gratitude. Ii 4. rich with the trophies
OF Imperishable renown-not one dark
spo, eau be iosnd on its broad disk, end
throughout tile oiv,.ixed wsrld IT is re-
spec,eL aud honoFed. Around this noble
column that hits it, head above every sea,
cniWinsd the glors aud gratitude. the love
aud hope, of the American People. The
.acIilegious hand ths, dares To profane
this shield OF homo. Will DC seourscd by
an indignant country. TIE arm. tina, has
ever been stretched in war to defend the
nights OF lreemen. deserve. aud will re-
ccive protection an turn. wh.never the
foul breath Of "a alice shall ass,il 1t beyond
its aren:ins reaeh."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

hfh" ~ stftasis fstfttts 80
Expeditions and Conrenienf 7fip.-A
gentleman OF this town has just made the
trip from this place 90 Philadelphia aud
back in three days and half having
spent Sir hours IA Richmond. t,gt m
Philadelphia. aud on his return. t,ceire ia
Baltimore, and mae and hall ~ Wash
ington City. He has favored us with the
following memorandum Of the trip.
II lei, Petersburg In the Cars for Rich
mont on "wednesday night. al : O'Clock
reached Richmond at half past .. voni 70
bed At 10. and le;i IN the Car. for Fred
eIiok.burk Thursday morn,n. nj :, arrived
"a ph.lahalphia via FIenohtown aud New
castle. Friday morning a, about at {
dressed aud went up TO the Hotel IN the
CITY. whore, after dressing and breakfast
II ing. tran.aotSd NY business aud left Al
, 2. VI. Tor Baltimore. Reached BAiil.
more at half past q. same evening. lod Sct
1t The Nov Exchange Hotel, (Which fot
anent nea,ness and comfort. may bS
cla'sod with the fremont III uso Il Bos-
ton, md Mansion House OF Philadelphia;
and French's Hotel IF Norfolk, len thu
| City al . Saturday uorni1s. arrived .
I Washington athalf past remained unit
- ihat niIhG, UhaA / Lett IA the poioma'
/ Boa; for fredericksburg. and reached Re
iershurs al half past | sunday -norn,n.:
wiihou: much fatigue or loss @: See.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

The y. York Express OF Monday says
"a portion, and avery large portion Of
the Mercantile community, too, will learn
with rrsTct, that ;terc are sor,c c7-bar-
easements m the estatlishncnto ola Bs.nch
OF the United States Bank, in this city
We have it from wha. wo deem good AL.
ihoriiy, that threats have boon lhfswn
oul from persons IN high aut! "-i,y Ma, il
a branch is established here, measures
will he immediately taken 70 put an in
junction on the Bank. This threat has
had the eject for Tie present, az We are
informed, 20 cause a suspension Of the in
tended location Of Bank.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

The Infamous attack OF lie Globe unon
'ho Navy, is creating n strong sensation
throughout the country. I, is a common
practice With that most a,rocious or-an 20
wage war against whole classes OF the
community, and 10 attack tho very foun.
dations Of thc social system and cnicavor
% uproot ihom, ~ arraying is G.Gercnt
parts one aglias, tie other. Par, var.
faro las never been conducted m This
coualry upon such inccndiarv principle;
as those which govern the columns Of the
Globe. The ncGchln's as a body have
been denounced by The Globe - devoid
% patriotism and regardless oil the hororol
the nliion:' a men whose "bcsciliug
s!r hss ever been n readiness 10 "a.
cu6c" The great in'etc'ts and general vel.
fare ~ The county AMI e tic pcotle al
large. 20 their immediate views or person
Al prof., la tho same spiut 81 - hole.
'ale denunCIaii'n II has recently turned
upon Sic Navy &c officers of which are
denounced IN mas. =. 90 terms and hy
.eP'lh's the most degrading. ogprobious
and ,ls. And this is done for the puf.
pose % screening from mcn'rd rcnsurr
ihe miserable sutgmaion. Secretary
Dickeron, who has lately resigned a patt
in which hB gross incGpaci,y hos been
mpnilrst from the irt DAY hr took charm
81 the Niya, Department The following
- an extract from .hc slni~tous af'fclr IN
The Globe Ds'nlye JnirarL
ft'f 9". .l.rr rr lr. D. .,r
w" ar" etr... su. Ht .tH. fIaf H.r T.. s
ih. N.HF| f-tI Ws.t 81 i.If t... f- t.....
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16
.,i,ossie SsfU,m ..-9r.xo,.o..

The effect Of the rapid commune alton
between Europe and America. arising on,
Of the introduction Of steam packets be-
gas already 10 be mos,sens,bly felt Tho
respected quick passages of The GTca,
Western leave 10 longer any doubts Il the
'pr,c,icab,lity Of the important scheme
which IS 10 unite. as ~ bridge, the old
and new worlds. Already persons speak
'of roiug - Erglnut est y, were trip-,e
a stcr,Hg place. and we expect To- hnd
families passing over Ia spcH4 +. summer
on the other side Of tie Atlantic, az our
I southern bfethrcn h,ye heIetoiurc come
I e. me North 10 avoid tho sC0rciiaS heats
: Of The warm months. What would have
been said twouty years since 81 tho Uaa
who would have ,cH;ured 10 iIoIhocy
/ .hai ~ ISIS avoyage could he performed
between Ncw York and E,.slol aul tack
again. IA tie short space Of thirty Gsy'
such a person would have been REGARDED
/ Us a Wild enthusiast, whose opirions were
mo, worthy of serious confederation. Ne.
,NeTihcless We have seen the thing done
over and over syain, without app.ren;
difficulty. aud there 10 reason ~ teiio,c
TIA, a. experience will furnish new light,
the undertaking may bs effected IN less
time 3pH. .1Meric1n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16
LENI " UDDDURl,
Sew Of fts II,nsr,,
TR,hsURY DEp.RTM.ar.
Angus, 6. lsc}-.
Nav OeLrA.y. IoIv %

SbW ORLEANS. .0ly -.
MIRACULOUS EscAPE.-As the hall
past I'VE o clock cars from Csrrolllon were
passing Herisville yesterday afternoon. a
blsck boy was riding on horseback near
10 tho Track. Whcn the engine car @
near Tho horse, he stumbled and threw
TIC boy on The middle Of the track. bu;
TOO late to stop tho engine. anil, strange
lo relate tho whole train passed over him
without injuring him in tho least. He
jumped Up. scratched his head, and ex.
claimed, "fou cant kill d Niger, any
how, Master Ingine."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

RAu-RoADs-Some II our old rarncrs
probably reos.leot that tefore the turn.
pike was maao from Baltimore 20 uaeers.
town. IT used to cosi them more il.an two
dollars n barrel 10 get ;licir G5ur 10 malkc,
-c1d others Tocollcet that ctcnsiaCe the
turnpike has been made, ., has cost a-
high ss ono dollsr aud a quarter. = ".
since he canal ard rail r,al have been
t'aie. II costs somstAiry Ike 80 = 30
cents per barrel. Eaeir whca. -, thrfc.
l"fr, now worth from fifteen 4, thirty
cents pes bpshol moro than It used 10 gc
seiofr these Improvements, we're made.
- hat farmer who raises n ihou.and
bu'hcl' u wheat for ale ~ benefited from
orc .pndrol and 6Ny 60 thtcc handret
toilirs per year by tho,o very improve
meuls, "a ihs article Of wheat alone. and
Other grain ~ the same proppIt aud
yet The l3co.ioco policy stfiAos a death
blow al thu whole system.
lU-1roVa Trri Lrti
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

LoTnY SEbticrs.-TLc No~ York
EVIross s7ys. gentleman q tieh stand.
ing m hlhsay lately prevented a tili q
$1,000 20 a widow lady, frhi5 500 oenrr
with the members q tho Legislaiars in
proruriag 'he passage & 8 law m her a.
vof hnl lodge of tic court e COM
mos pleas in how York Kas commented
set sgainst 81 suAscriLcIs g. ilc coal
STOCK CgwpT1t fr 81 900 f3r lobby ser.
wees iiy lsie deeiaon. boEsFer q
Judge jlshosfcr Of New Jertsy IN,
LOBBY business - likely 90 Re Knocked %
The head. lIo bss decided sRaiasl ;he
legality o' claims Or lobby ssiyiees
.N-I.ss D. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

According 20 s,atcmen. in tho George
Town, ID. c. Advocate Of Friday !ss,,
thcra have been exported thence by elo-
ver dealers. between the 9Th Arri! last
and thu Oh Instant. about }30. oo0 bush
eli, AZ Corn. oi,OFl bushels Of Rye. and
:. COO bushels Of O,',. II, il added tina.
these quantities are supposed not to COM
pr,s moro than onc-half of the whole
amour: q ;bO grain exported during the
period specified.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

i'oral nie'lgenttr las ~ s,tstded uOsico of
me North American noTisu. co-tziuirf much
fnmtnruja'rn of 'ha literary merits e thaI re-
rio'i-ai we TeiJice g. sec this. horargs Tie
Review dt.sffss ~ that !, ssii &c H--sni sspo.
enliy lha, II shSgd 10 mais r.fs gsreraiv
Ercwn, than u now u, u ,hs rst tirS pIbli-.-
re papars vtieh II CONTAINS, arc generally. sbio
snd ovce'lort sni embrace di'ils.iions up9n
svsrv traneh - literature snd Icsa0ae son.s d. T
ne best writers % ou' onu-tty smf.5y thrir pens
IN I az, and fIrntsh articles Witch are NJ, ar.
rs'sea y those contained ~ the forsize f,,i.vg.
Ihs rt;ublirsr sorilnsnts. md TIE fasr.i t..o
Etirh 1srtais ths vofh srs snorE ~ ehtsf re-.
commeniai4rhs i.ffr1r2-ig Gssspf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

.Nrh Crs'',I r. ,ii,r On tho 2s'h u't
'he election wa held ~ ton counties. o. TIE -
'a.tant eight mora counties voted. and on a.. gih
ihsreTsinder ofths eoanrieS snro their votes.
In 10 counties heard from. trio representation
IN 40 lower hoI's OF the Lsgisisiuro stand. :
"r'g' - IL Van Durer. 10 IejG they stood tho
some. In ,he same oornti,s tho Senators elect
stand waig 90 Van Burn In 1896 they
stood S 90 ;.
Ia ter counties. roilcy, IN wig candidate
for aaVsTnnr hssa majority Of 33l o'er 8tsnoh.
chs Van Buron en0dIasis. The Rrhuord En-
qnirer II Friday say, that "DudleJ Is probnhlJ
elected by staarI majority - Dsl .i1uie n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16
-sy.

4 report vas cuucnt a, New Ohcans
on Ito SO, based on a statement IN the
New ior. Herald, that ths e. g. Bank
had agreed ~ loan the Texinn Govern
meat two millions Of dolls. II created
quit sons5tiun ia the money market.
and Tesas note, rose IN priCe fheen per
lccrt Pr, .f,ler
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16
~, re .>tr rsrl Dn', VIZ

NJ. George Grswo,J, Of New York,
and Mr.. Richard .,l,cp. Of Philadelphia,
have a.-ocI,t,i themselves, vo hear, un-
der The act Of April 18th, ISIS, for bank.
ing pnrpo,e.. Thcy have dcro.i,ed stocks
with Comptroller Flagg /, ,ho smouni OF
two hundred thousand dollars. They viii
transact banking business under tho nauie
of The Bank o. tho Uni'ei State IN Now
York"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

CONDITION oF Lu.SAIiCS.-ln another
Gag paper we r,e cy'5a,,i from ,i- r.
1r 60. pr. s'sis,.us, Phys.r.ln Of Tho wcs',rn
-a go T'1i. 90 val,a be attention OF ne
f..-....ta. ar v-'! directed TIC ,,.l cr; Is one
makes "a opp-al o. every hYpaue c,i.sen
- 60 -a "a; sFc,....y 'oc.rr, l-v--w,---
4 a.ch cannot "a crntemp.a'ct, w4llau,
'.,.'-. o 3-cp anil .slenln .a,,rcst-
.!r-t Ia, teen done "a Virginia ~ IN, rnchc-
G'.r g.. tie coud son %: IT,, uuA7rn, c!a,. %.
D. ..e 'sJp have b.en Gc9uvcl OF tl,c Got-liSc
graisr -f rcas =, hu' much yri r-InS.ts 20 g"
Erected. The tUo Hospitals. though greatly
cllan- =, are s'in insufficient .ar H. occarn'no-
daa.m y The miserable 5rin:S who require thc
cars 2rt Guardianship { rlicrna! govcSui,-n',
.Al a.n-,sf every jail IA The state contains from
enc go CSC 81 tl.ctn. Vh., mUi2'y a. increased
~ ;h- very ua,v;r % Oscar treatment. rls .i-l
- c-'c-;a.ncl, 'ha; hev,uouiy walls %: common
prison VIII restore a ji,oijcrci brain. 3, irr,-
; mai caI crrcI; ana The chlrrc',r cf tlr OIL
''c.uru~nwrd'tlr involved ~ ,i,,. -rTNrtustoa
81 sp L"ru5.c system. We trust that he STAN
VIII so.u To- removed, aHt that suothcr session
a.. tc LIS .a'arl Wall rot B.. permitted n pass
s--y, W.ia"'u some decisive aul v-su.rl ll'.u1
A. vH u,-, zu. get. Tn irVu:i ct lie staua'oa
,cIa' cannot i.li L. maze iis Way 20 ~
a.fN g. eHCry rcicci,n. mcml"r, nar can tn
,..sus IL suffering AG-1u.,y much i3n,-sr d.
-r
liAas .e.1 ou. flr,sac 20 bc ..-l'-l 1;rerr
'TTv.c - 81 Ia,! of t..f mall g,'y, au1 cur
ears hayr ca Gears brrn pierced ~ no s-rrIls
- F-ae', uahaygy inmates. bcr-ii & r"--o1
ana sr.t-cratro!. A. Gr,i, We hesEl ~ wai..a.-s
". .li ga" Eirm tciao,e-s.rrr that re-Jt
.r .s i've tr.e r,urr ,f:t thrfr rr,~rs - ,,,i,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

The Na'h,aG,on Chro1.le Of Thar-tay at
''''-"le7 i'agSr H'rSr passed b,ouf,
''' '"y To''rri'y, on E's way t. TIE No.f..
where he yurp1ss- g. ga.-s short tiu,s in.,,...-
io'us tho .a't-' aProvcrnc-i, IN The coustr.~t
~ ksi.-i.0ids. So lie NJ. ~r uuarr.ta.l o..
t!fA through tie uPrcr part Of I,,sirir Win 10
view of examining The Baltimore and Dhi, RAJ.
R1Ai. anu Ihc'cs proceed t. To ri-,trs ,- O.,
directors u to Charleston snl Lous,sius L.
II 81. u which he = President to be he! 1, M,
27ih instant, IA Lexington kea,ucky."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

PROSECUTED LuriIERAHs-Th. \ T.
Star gives extracts ff1E German raner, which
msniion Tho srrsval OF Berlin Of number Of
om'srsnh. oil riS'i Luihsrsns. formerly eompoS-
ing the congregation 81 tho Rev. Mr. sehirhci
sgAinsi beth whom ard his Cock tho military
weIo inrnoi cat They wer. hound 10 Hamburg
and from thence n America, where they hal
heen preceded by agents u rur-hsAs land, IS
hey src not without roIonrc,s. They emizra;e
to preserve he true fslsh. snd in ih,s feature
resemble the Pilgrims II cl1. Vh1 ioii Encland
and 'hen HOLLAND, 10 GENE 10 tn. county 70 ire
servo the iiseTty Of conscience
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

RES.vPnoN-The M3y,i.lc (Ky.)
Eagle Of "Wednesday last, remsrking upon
the doints Of the il,e E4nk convention
4: Philadelphia, hsing upon the i3lh
Inst, rs the day 81 resumption, savs:-
The Banks OF Kentucky aic prepared 20
follow tie example Of those ia tho North
and East Speedily, therefore, the 90.
rernnaen! itin piIsfers. countcrie,i., aid
brOsen-bank notes. will 5e the only ire
decmab!s paper IN the cour,ry."
la Pennsylvania, several of the Banks
have already resumed. among these the
Harrisburg Bank. the Midjletovn Bank.
aud The Columbia Bridge Dank. are said
70 have met all demands FOR specie since
the lsi inst. Another week will make
tho measure OF RESUMPTION general
throughout the country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

II aTpoars rom letter Of General Ic-
sup ihst duriug iae time he h4d tho c .fn d..
want IN Tl5fiis he whole number II In.
dians and negr,es sl'sd ard tsLsn
vas about 2ino. Ito expense Of TO
ser dDfinz this time ), found ons careful
s'i tns'e ~ 10 sho1t 40 OaO. GOl. Prom
.ths ~ seems. tisl rho c,,Fof killing and
.cspturng each ~ thcse Indians and Me-.
groes VS. fraction moro than Z 98l. &.
% Rs'hcr srVoh'ivs bosinet,.
bsH Ci-rnal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16
THE CURRENCY.

riiE RESuMPrIoN--All the Bank. in Ma
rtland Yesterday resumed the pa, mehi OF their
ooligsttons IA specie. Tho deTosni for CON upon
the-s a. the silN. Was so trdiuk ss 10 deserve 10
r"ilee' AMI iuy eViuees the perfect confidence
81 'he whole Community IN their solSenoy snl
sou"dne., There are now within tho bordsr 81
Maryland no paper ISSUE. that are not rodeems-
Ole, except tho.e Of the Government Of the UuiI-
ed siates--Bsh CA'onieis. -sus;ri li!i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

SpEcrE.-Do,'lrs and Half Dollar, have
been al par with Baltimore Bank Notes,
Tor some d.ys, ia this market, Tbs i.
the natural result Of "RuSumprIoH,"
which 1t is known ito take place, in
form, on Monday next. Throughout, the
week, which Is nov near It's close. specie
Ia. IN fact been abundant. for oil neces.
saEy purposes. Aud the retreat Of the
shin plas!ets from ;he smaller channels %
trade, is now chiefly wanting 10 place the
fair business .ransacti2ns Of cur citizens,
upon The former !!es,ant footing.
InLY p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

VIA, ere the Virginia BaEK. about -
From the repeated declarations Of their
Wholesome condition. it WIS 20 be exIcct.
ed that thoy would be in the front rank OF
thc march 90 resumption. Do they moan
90 be among tho last N taking this l-,7ort-
ant step, and ihon be driven 70 II by pub.
lie OPINION = Lss.j,rg J'a.!mcioa.qn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

y We find, l.y our cvrhaar, paper. On,
'.'r" rereon wrr" killed, ty lightning. ~ va
Posi- par &c th0 country, during 'l- storm .l
H'1ar Nr John Baxter onI hs iaush,r
roE''y NJ were amongst N.@ num-
N7''trr d1u-''rr rss seriously injured
Ea. rnof Nir. Wianson Taylor. nsar IA
e'n t- ful cra'-'f. ~ vtr.f. s. ws~
nR 'y Ehuint,r = a'4r'sy