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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-12

CONHEcTIcUT.-The number Of votes gi-
ven at the election in Connecticut last spring
was greater than was ever given at any pre-
vious election in that State but the vote OF
Monday before last exceeded that Of last
spring by 1850 as will be seen:
Whole of votes Monday before last 50, 100
Whole no, Of votes Inst spring f5,33O
Excess over last spring 4,s60
Out Of this so, 100 the Wings have obtain
ed clear majority over all others of 4,300;
which added to the Van Buren, majority of
last year shows clear Whg gain Of G,574.
/ Boston .nias.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-12

l16, Ihames-sfreef,
VEAvE received from Boston, on assortment
4 Of CHOICE CLOTHS, CASsI-
MEREs aud vESTINGs, Of the most APP
proved styles, which they offer their customers
aud the public at a small advance.
March 20, 1883.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-12
S5,0oO Huslscgs Of SAND
for Mortar.

PROPOSALS will be received by the sub
l. scrber until the Goth inst. inclusive, for
the delivery on the Wharf at Fort Adams,
Newport Iiarbor, r. |. of
75COO BUSHELS OF SIND, FOR
STONE NORT.4R.
The Sand must be clean, coarse, and free
from pebbles, The proposals must be accom-
panied by fair sample thereof. The deli
veryAo commence on the first of May next
aud 10 be made in such qnantitics,n at such
times, us the progress of the work may re-
.quire.
JOS. G.. TOTTEN, 1t, Col. Eng'rs
Brcvet Col.
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, K. |.
April ), 1898.
GP Tho publishers Of the Warren Star
Fall River Monitor, the Providence Dali,
Journal, Morning Courier and Republican
Herald. and the New Bedford Mercury. vii
give the above two insertions, and forward
their accounts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-12
n MARIN IL II
rsFTs I,ySrv sSTf.s
EGssss AASA SISf.e-
PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEARED.

sch'r Despatch, Nirkcrson Providence,
sluop Ricl,zi, Heath, Providence
ARRIVALS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17

\ BANKRUPT Observation-Disclosures
ENECrIINE MESSAnI

mi Z NV u MISS AL
Such Of our readers Us have not been
watching, with attention. the progress
Of affairs at Washington, will be as
founded az the message from the Pre-.
sident, and the letter from the SecIcla-
~ of the Treasury, which We publish
to-day. Those two functionafics. nov
admit. without equiv oca,iou. that. w.
less Congress shall make immediate
provision Tor the replenishmen, OF the
Treasury, the national faith must BE-
forfeited, and the creditors Of the 60.
vernmen' 20 unpaid, and they call upon
the National Legislature 10 rescue them
from impending disgrace and insolycn.
Cy.
We contemplate this riclurc With
unaiioycd m'oI,ihcauon. We are. zeal
ou,ly and conscieniiouslv opposed 90
this administration, aad sc look for
ward % the dly OF ~ downfall. with
feeling Of cXuiia'ion aud anjicira'cd
triumph. But /; IS for the tuc Jcin,
lie goyoTnment Of OK ooaG;ty, We
cannot tcioicc IN It's humiliation. We
mourn over IL offences and behold
with sadness and ciicf. the dcsolalian
which is Wild and reckless career has
btouyh, upon the country In other
daye-whcn the Government was adj
HiHiNcrcd bv men fitted bv cducl'irn.
training auG habit. 20 the duty. con-.
iession that the Treasury was empty.
IN the midst OF peace with an the wn,ll.
would have been heard IN every quar-.
ter o: the county. with indignant
awazemcut. Butncw 50 degraded has
become the public sense, 50 familiar.
izcd are men with the mismanagemcnt
Of The affairs Of the nation tina, tho IL
male OF The experiment cxci,cs scarcely
a remark. and bankruptcy. ruin ana
supP!Ica,ions for relief are REGARDED IS
but the natural and expected results OF
the policy Of the Government
Let what viii beiidc, the credit of the
nation must be sustained. The nation
al faith must not be forfeited. The
Treasury must be- supplied with the
means necessary 20 an administration Of
Us af'arrv. Eut the Nhigs who nov
hold tie balance ofpovcr in Congress,
should insIstthlt tho Government. when
/ II receives the aid t.. which i, prays,
shall desist from the further pro.ccu-
ton Of IT'S Tuinous experiments. They
mus, grant it aid, bot they must insist
upon their right TO grantitin their own
way and upon then own conditions
I Let .he Trcasury Circular be repealed.
Let tho Sub-Tre4sury scheme be omen
iy and Internationally Abandoned
Let the Government return to lis an
Gent ways, approved by long aod hap
Py experience. Let the power Of the
Legislature be felt and let the Execu-
tive in lis hour OF need be made to bow
its naughty head.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17

Jnder the above head TIE Frederick Herald
shows The fesulI Of The late bai,!e Tor the Pre-
'ideney, and point, out tue prospects for Nj.
Vat Buren, al the next slug = war" When
Mr.. Van Blren ascended the PresiIcntal
char hs had tho support Of Ia clselaral
votes, including - follow. Maine 10. Se~
Hampshire :, CJnnsetcut 2, Rhode island I
New Yors a. Psna.Jiy aa,4 %, yirssa -.
n. Carolina -, Alabama :, Mi.sHs ~, =.
LouI,isna j. Arkansas ,, Illinois :, Missouri
I. Michigan 1--Total 10
There we're against HIN -Matsachuss'i, {
Vermont :, NsE Jersey z, Delaware 3, Ma
ryland 10, south Carolina ~, Georgia II.
Kentucky l., Tenne,,es IS, Oh,5 ~, ,od Ia
diana g-TOtal 100
Since Mr Nan Bursn's policy hos become
known. Name 90, Connecticut P. Rhode T..
land New York 81 Virginia %. ani North
Carolina l5--totli lGl electoral votss--hsse
changed ,ide', fsdueias hi' vote g 40 10 81
votes
Pshnsyi,ahil, Alabama. Ns'Iss,pp,. Louis
itna. and Missouri. q - confidently believed
sfs also now IN opposition TO ,hs iimia ,.ra
ton, ani ara Only waiting an orpouuaity o.
show 10
New-iiamrshife. Afksn.ss. and Michigan
giving D electoral vote. ere che only states
~bich can nov vith any k.ui ~ confidence
Be claimed fJr the Administrator. snd a.
"rsvolutions never g. backward they too
vii % aoubi Be 10 opposition before tie ne1t
Prs.,asnirsl siselion--lsaying Nj s.. o. "soli-
tafy sd alone"
Mr Cslhoun may sudsavor g. reserve south
Cafo'ina - place ofrtirsat fof tbe jseom
Cited troops out It's get % be seen rbsihsr
hs sdOft, wni prove successful 90 ifso,isuins
tsn Eallas, State ,aio ne bands ~ IL, worst
snsmits.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17

Public attention Is directed 10 the advertise
meath ,o-ds, /, pa PER, "a relation to Tao SHAN
nond.le Spripss. The truth Of The statements
thsre made concerning thu, beautiful aud val
liable establishment. eau be full. sl,es,ed BY
an Nho have ever bad the pleasure Ola Visitor
Who have had an oPPor,un,ty Of fairly testing
the 5ene 6e.al elects Of Ibe " alters. Many dis
ungu,,hci rcltlcmen Who have 'isiIed tse.e
SpriHg, before TIC recent works OF art were
uni'sd 20 the charm. II nature. hsSe borne
testimony 10 their great 'efiis and 10 the at
ira lhcns around iNsm amongst the Number.
Professor ii,II. e Maryland. gentleman OF
ts!suts aud dp,,aol,ou, who, IN = lOus letter
uPoa III. subjecI ssy,, IN has ailu.ioGs 10 Tie
APPEARANCE Il ,he eOuaiT! around the SPting'
--' have seldom seen such scener,, so beau
ifui. 50 varied, 50 rots,niic. ! have visited
tie u,ejleusl fountains Of Bah AMI Bristol,
10 -. AND. aud often those OF Sara,esa and
BalIs;oa, ia %s,s York, aud can safe ' alarm,
ths. ,le prospect around none Of these cele-
bta;rd place., j.. 10y any nsar-, 50 delightful,
- ebara.ius. a. Ia. around Shannondaic
spring." ofih, medicinal ,irtue, OF these
waters, ths sea;lSHeh also speak, e, ;he
highest tc-1.,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17

MISSISSIPPI ELECTION -Prsnis, IS no
doubt elected. some doubt about the cleo
Iion OF Word. We have returns from Sc
counties, which give: For Preniiss 10. 594
Word 1909 Claiborne ; 672, Davi, 1898
The same counties IN July las, sa,e only
6,265 Whis votes, aud s,524 V. Buren, votes
There are twenty counties yet 10 be heard
from. Passenger at New orlean., who left
Natehez O. tic 4'h instant, report that all the
counties, but four, had been heard from, and
'hai Hreniiss and Word, the Wing candidates,
were aLou; 1900 aheA II this be true The
question Is 'eitled-but We shall ws,, FOR fur
lhcr Intelligence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17

Persons rio may bo ispo'si 90 smi CRATE
% TIE West. Or have desire % i1yest capti,l
in ite fcuo lands q that region. Will fed
81 advertisement 10 cur paper to-day re.i
worthy their attention Several respectable
ani enisrpfsins citizens % liarpsrsIsiry
ard vic.oHy are. We undeutand 81 As heat
Of ihe proposed scheme. a mesting. n vii
b. seen, i' called 10 take place on he - Of
Jlas ~ consideration of ihs subjsrt. cod
CD sf.rd on opportunity 20 90 who may BE-
dr3's,3 70 fi,or o. embark 10 tbe enterprise.
en- eGrcrtanHy 10 become fully scguaintsd
v'- ibs plans ard Objects 10 eobisnpi,nos
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17

\ grcatCLu Meeting va. held in PAi,adel-
pLia ias, week. !, consisted Of from six e.
zen ihousond pcrous-mary cniii.s who
have heretofore beou active IN the rank, q
the Administration. Tho Hon Jo,erh II. Ia
sersoil presided. and opened the meeting with
an eloquent speech. The Mayor Of the city.
and ). Randiil, frauci, Z. Brewster. Jnmr'
Harper, aul Mathew Carey, Eslr, addressed
tie meeting Nth much force and spirit. Thi,
meeting, say' the Philadelphia L. s Gazette,
showed what $50 ihs fre..as, of the people
of ,ha, city towards tie Statesman Of The
West--AI appeared VITA "hearIs resolved
and hands frsPlrei" 10 90 justice to tie ma
tious'fa,Orilt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17

sPECiE.--Tbs New ORR paper, state tie,
spssis continues % auiro 30 that city from
foTsisn ports On ~ sih instant t~o n.nl,ors
Of cor. purchased u sisssr' PRIME, Ward.
aud King. Tor tbs use q The PsanyI,an.s
q. 5. Back, as forwarded % rhfaislpaa
TIE specie vs. part Of reeesi 'mPors..ons
The T. : Bark nov P'ys oui specie for 81
ssms usdsf coo d0ilsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17
TiIr iVDt,SS

Iae Iad.Ans 81 th,S country seem
sui. doomed % suffer from ~, cruel mn
2 is'icc oi white men. The Cherokee
in particular are an injured pef,eru,rd
race. having already experienced o,,ter
wrongs at The hands Of ihis cruel. and
Ne may Sayrauu christian GoycInmen,
but their cups n1tyctfull. One moro
hagitious act - about to bc conSurn,na,-
cd which viii cause 10 60 overflow
unless The people then selves interfere
az once and COME Co the rescue ON
the Did vt thls month. the Cherokee
are required 10 sauenict up their land,
In Georgia ADD remove beyond The
Mississippi This IS lu conformity with
aiJea'y witch was ev'oried iron, few
Chiefs IN, which has ever been d,
aracct hy Vie great majority a. the
u'hon. They now justly dcuy to
u-at II The Government % CONNIE.
them 70 abandon their holmes. and with
ar'sa.u'ion worthy al Christians. and
brave men, are determined 10 abide the
issue.
Consequently, the Adm,n,sua,,5n IS
.'ieteFw'ned 90 eptorcs, ti,e,r mandate
and the troop, m Florida are ordered
'o concentrate GA tae Cherokee ro4n-
'rv. The same Infamous urinciplc 81
llc strong expressing the weak. o. the
powerful making war upon the feeble
and LetcnC,iess. - 10 be carried on ia
Georgia which has ircuched the ever
s'aics ot Florida with blood And vet.
N'h tbs scene OF coming slaughter IN
'gl' and So lroci7us system Of pre-
Wceiiatci wrongs before the American
people there - almost studied silence
when one deep heartfelt burst Of exc
Grafton should be ruug through tic
land Instead offuict a,lUicsccuce IN
'his blgltIaus outrage Upon human
i-a.s every Amclicln breast should
Coayul-tyclv hcate, aud every cheek
be flushed with honest Indignation
la The Cherokee nation there ala
about - 600 souls. mary Of them rdu-
Gated enlightened men rosscssiu,
many of the Institutions and an he
forms OF civilized life II Is the de.
iiJera;c determination or The Chero.
kecs. who are nov cu,lNatlDg their
ground o. Usual pcaceablv 70 oppose
the act Of Government but il driven Il.
so'fdefcnoe g arms. 10 defend them.
selves 20 the last. and "a the hopeless
extremity. TO take % The mountains AMI
there perish IN defence Of the righsi
God has given them
What a spectacle sr be christian
flr the patriot for the humane man.
f5s al .iatrir7 citizen 10 behold 49,
. Government enforcing ed,c's cruel ~ .
bloody such as The savage would scorl
No. enforce, snI carrying Quits Gaefaut
wrong ct oprres.ing the feeble Ly Gre
and sword Where D. -, spin, that,
was won't O. Lura IN the bos3ms OF &
mcuc7ns N other days WHY sleep
Wc thus quietly over such contemplated
rrueiie, and acknowledgements -
Have tins people SD soon Gegsuelatcd
a. 20 need voice from tie grave tell
ins them to letthc 9JJf,SsdTo fy,e'
f.N1thamrian Cl4rtrr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17
srArE or nc TREAsrRY-
IloC,E OF RLrEEsLSrNTrrs,1
Ms I-l-

- Z
.Hau :. 1888
The following message was received from
1hc President Of Ihe United states, by Mr \
oraham Van Buren,. h., Private Secretary
To ne senate and U5u-, II R,prtuplrlr,s-
| submI, TO the confederation Of Con-
sress a statement, prepared by the Sc
cre;ary ofihe Treasury, by which it APP
pears tina, the United States, with over
twenty eight millions in depositc with
the States, and over fifteen millions due
from individuals and Banks are. from
the situation in which these funds are
placed, IN immediate danger Of bring
rendered unable 10 discharge, with good
faith and promptly, the various pecu-
mary obligations Of the Government.
The occurrence Of this result has for
some time. been apprehcnded, and Ell
forts made TO avert It. As the princi-
pal difficulty arises from a prohibition
in the present law TO reissue such
Treasury notes az might bc paid in be
fore they fall due, and MAJ be oicc-
tuaily o5via;eJ By giving the Treasury,
during the whole year, the benefit OF
the full amount originally authorized
The remedy would seem to be obvious
and easy.
The serious em5arrassments likely
TO arise from longer continuance OF
The present state Of things nduces nc
respectfully 10 invite tie earliest action
Of Congress 20 the subject which may
be consistent with a due regard TO other
public interests.
VI. VAN buren,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17

Some OF the Northern presses have
suggested y. Z. TALLMADGE. United
States Senator from New York. as
suitable candidate for the Vice. Presi-
dency. 1t is proper to say in good
time, and emphalically, that the South
ern Wings cannot and will mol support
an ESpunger for any office whatever
Upon this point the Wh.gs of Virginia.
at least, afe unanimous. They believe
with the high-souled Leigh, that Ex-
punging was not only AN act Of moral
tuFpilude," but Of base seryiIiiy. which
should receive, through all time, the
execralion Of every patriotic heart. If
any act which mortal can perform, re.
qulres an eternity of repentance, i, is
this damning and de,es,able deed.
II may not be amiss TO add that the
Wings Of the South, when the proper
time shall have arrived, will give their
cordial support 10 any sound S,a,esrr an
who may be presented for their suifia-
ges "a Vice President. with this con-
dI,ion. that he be neither an Abolition
isl nor an ExPunser.- R,c5. Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17

John y. Page. llusa A. Garland. aud Alex
andsr Ri1e'. E.qr', have been sppoiaiei By
ths secretary Of war % aueaI. 90 corJIn
uou "i.h many gentlemen from other states.
nc annual examination % lhs Cadets of ias
Z. s academy 81 West Pojnt, ,ls 6ut Mon
~ -n juno
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17

4 new fenny paper, under Vic ti.lc Of "Tnr
VINO. has 81 been started 90 Baltimore
l.r polished dl.iy. exhibits talent 10 The Cd
itofi3l dsParmeai rs mcdaniel execution
good, aud promises 10 &c en- useful auSiHsfy
en- the good cause sbieA Is row ~ ibc flI
tie Of 3, ospefry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17

MAINE ELECTION MIR. Paris. wan
Buren, is elected to Congress in tue oxford
district, Maine, over Mr.. Long. (Whisl by
majority Of about 400 votes tofll the va
cancy ocoasioneI ~ the death Of Mr.. Carter,
wan Burcn who was elected by majority
Of .355. Whig gain about 600
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17
To ~ E4ilor, - n. .,t,,o,5 IN.

~ ~ F7I---'I y " n IIUIIWI " u
Gentlcmen-Can IL be true. that a
certain whole hog Jackson Van Buren,
Post Master in The Valley. has recent.
is appropriated al the spoils. aiigs post.
asc money, 20 himself and that he has
actually gone 70 Washington and made
a candid confession of his SINS 10 the
lleaycnborn' Am1s; Can II be also
true. that the Aforesaid Amos, instead
Of rebuking the jefaul,er. has actually
provided him with 4 snug Office IN the
Post Oaice Department. Such is the
rumour al ERO.
u M-Iame RnH.our 80 10 be accredited ~ ii,s
quarter. it - 90 too true 20 make j1kc of 80
= r. Pen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17
HORRIBLE ENFORCEMENT or LYNCH
Az


HORRIBLE ENFORCEMENT or LYNCH
LAW
The s. Louis Republican Ut the Both
ul' give, the particular, OF the drown
lug Of fee negro a cook on board thc
steam boat pawnct, on her passage up
from New Orleans 90 that city under
the sentence OF that most uumcrcuul
olJUig,s Judge Lynch. The c,rcum-
stances % detailed are sub au'ial!v
these 90 the Friday NIGH, precious.
about 10 O'Clock. 4 deaf ana dumb
German cih was found IN She store
room with the cook The door was
locked, sud n first hc q atri she uas
there. The gir.. father cane. De- uu-
locked ihr door AMI tie cul Was found
ssCre'Ci iH the room behind barrel.
he was accused ct having used yi1-
!eu,e to the .il. but how she came
there cii not very clearly appear.
The CNFtlin was not informed 1t this
during she ui.ht-Thc next morning
some i9ug ortiyr II the deck passenger,
spoke 70 the captain about i;, this was
about breakfast time. He heard their
statements and inform ell them lhAt
the negro should be safely kept uu,il
they reached 81 Louis. wheu jhcrrat-
ter should be examined. and # guilty
he should be- punished by law. Here
the matter seemed - end, the captain
after brelkfas, returned on deck pass
ci the cook room and returned 10 hi,
own room immediately after be bad
Icir the deck, a number OF thc deck
passengers rushed uT1n the nrr5o
bound his arms behind h,s back and
carried him forward 20 the bow O.. lac
boat 4 voice cried out throw bm
overheard aud was responded 20 from
every quarter Of the deca and 90 an
'nstnt be was plunged into ,hc river
TIL" captain hearing The noise rushed
out 90 time "a see the nez.5' float by.
Tho whole Gene Of tying and THROWN
ham overheard scarcely occupied ten
minutes aud va, rrctipitate that ,ho
officers were unable 20 interfere ra
time - save HIM several 20 those
engaged were identified and ONE rf
them arrested and lodged in iad St.
L3ui where vc trust they Will be
'rcl'ei nurlue's should &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17

IL viii be seen By reference 90 our advef.
tisiDs columns thst our town Is a. pfsssal "a
votsd Win h"Grest Solar N.cro,cope." o.
Camera-ohseura, ard other Interesting curl.
o'His, rarely rrnersd here.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17

II IS stated that thirty thousand person,
were on The Battery at New York, to witness
the departure Of the steam ship Greatwes,-
ern, on her return 10 England, on MonJoy the
7.h Instant.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17
PATTON's DISTRICT.

The Fredericksburg Arena ,ays--"Wo are
enabled u state now, that The Sheriff, at
their meeting on Monday lat. were unani-
Ha7u, AZ the opinion that the election 20 Green
SspuIy MAS not conducted ia a manner con-
tormable II iaw and that the poll, Of that
county could not be received We urd-r-
stand they decided on ia,ins "a special state
ment Of tie case before toe Executive, throw
Ing the responsibility Of tie decision on the
Governor and Council The sheriff, adjourn
ed to meet again on Monday. surpc,ius the
vote Of Green to be counted, Col Bank ma
loriiy IS u N the District IN iu.tice to Mr.
Slaughter aud his friends We deem It proper
TO ssy, that ~ the event Of bi. getting the re-
torn under such circumstances. he - 10 iu.mc-
diaie'J. upon qualifying, resign hi> seat, aud
take ise chances OF new election"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17

ff'rre u Wind A person at.
was indebted f' printer upwards nfy
ttIt ,y~ine iGf1 town 600 hart h.u
nee ty mistake went ~ Fc Edfef
and Ia'd ~ hs bill We i.d not DIS.
cover ha mistake uniii be aet home
and las 5eenyery unhappy ever nnSe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17

H. " ,Hr The :cuisvi.'c Journal -.-.
inins Zoe following paragraph re.prcurr ta.
mtI ambition ~ Capt Perm. 20 Wbich $ i4,,-
" attributable the late melancholy ac,irc.t.
AMI he loss Of life attcrdaat 90 q.
There IS no doubt that The drplarah'c
occurrence Is 90 be auuSuted to The
overwecnIas anxiety OF Capt Pcua .,
gain lor h- boat The reputation OF unsi-
vallejo sFecd We have always. bad
tie kindc,tf,cl,ng, .lr Cay'am e. ant
Whcc, aiew weeks ago. he made tss,.i.
tnp 90 this city from above. We cheer.
fully. "a compliance with has request.
took notice Of the fact. From Loun-
si.'c hn made a. extraordinary p1sssgr
% ST. Louis whence Dee wrote us hv
ENPrcss rail requesting that Sc would
again proclaim hB ml'chcss speed anl
say that hi, toat vas and would Pa.
the eagle Of TIE waters. Wc ae-
,liaed TO comply with ,hii second r..
quest f-r We SAYS that his ambition s..
already reused 10 most daneer..s
pitch The dreadful rcsul, J., before
The world.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17

RFfoRH Eleven Custom house
officers were dismissed by Che Collector
q the port, OF Philadelphia on Monday
AZ one sweep lis supposed that the
dismissed suboTdiua'cs bal conserta-
tive iaInt and ihat their place orc
filed ar 20 5e filled ~ real lndepen.
dent Treasury men BgH Pat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17

u HLLtuL % VHLJ ND 0ILf ! y
fGths
Levi Woodbury. Secretary of the
Treasury, announce officially, thatthc
amount oi Treasury Notes Government
Shioplaster5j issued up 90 the l., day
# May Is nine niii9u5 frciuRgr,i17f
irfsiy-tour ioU7nd srcn huHdyed q1d
ttig-oEe d2il1yS f1yig.Serfn cent, -
And this amount BE- II remembered
has been issued within tie brief space
of SIS months Thi, it wha' $50 Cali
making haste slowly % bringing
about gold currency
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17

RorATIoN-Wc find lie following
very clear thin. IN the Susquchauua
Rcgistcr-Ata late Nln Buren, meet
IN N Philadelphia county among
other resolutions n favor Of rotation
in office, II was resolved that The,
have no doubt Mr.. Van RIrcn will
carry ont the rotary principle. sc.
We should ,hiak from recent ia5l-
cations of pcnu'r s,uHucn: ia va..aus
paris 81 the Union that the rotary
principle Is very likely ;o"eary ol.
Nh. IAN buren, q. $, Ga-eiia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17

Yesterday was the DAY assigned by the Le-
si'laiure Of Connecticut, for the election OF
L. 5. Senator, to take the place Of Mr.. Niles.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17

The Alexandra Gazette. of saturday
says: a letter from Washington re-
ceiyed Yesterday. Mr.. Rive
has lately been Erlc,1u. with the presi-
dcnt-hss dined with him. sc. Some
say be iS on the stool Of repentance
We know nothing Of these lhings, but.
We are inclined 60 think that between
two stools be wiil come 20 the ground "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-17

Iar,fratfD .i5ltf,lit-.JP Premium.
- ihr Commissioner appointed by tHe
Legislature 20 Ohio 90 surenuicud jte
erection % tJc new Stale Uog.e e.
Columbus. oaef q pfeui8m ~ 500
&c the best plan $500 iar He ses Q
brst snd S1DO lof tre lbn4
d. oi nhicb must he accomI sg,s1 sifh
detailed estimates oi ihc cost % lhe
construction, snd fofe ardsJ 20 Coium
Dos by the let 1t October