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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-07

SIN GLE GINS
For single g'n OF 81 saws or more, with
one SGT OF feeders, bni9s, Sc al ST per
saw $50 &c
Ford ct o. SAWS, with feeders, Sr d, Sc
:. 80 per saw, 500 90
For do of 10 saws, wild, feeders, &C. g
~ per saw, 3tn on
Fer do. OF saws, with feeders, SIC. a, ~
~ per saw 50 CO
Exrateeth where desired, f.r Feeders supplied a
80 ce''ts cash; the nbsr ntce beng about equal
HE n'un''tr 0t SANS Dae set OF feeders, ii is cun
sl'l'iei however, viii tvs. e' three sets of
sHAs f.Sl,., SAWS sHrlsiit. ~ 50 cents each.
he Eils ordered, ~il be delivered TO .e agents OF
l ''i'erS III any ut die port the cotton pin
ting States, at the above prces the agents pa, ing t4e
iFeiShi On Tie sn' from New York, and becoming re-
-" ''e tor tia amount ot the In. A Tin wri: IL
~ hs sent Wit In. Gins % Pat t'n up whpre de
''i thr charges .or "utse services viii be extra ht
insieGtt.
itot running geHrc;n also he ordered where desired
Oh reasonable te:ms, bat will he charge extra Horse
power, olany dcsr''pon, eau BE furnished OH like
er' Small steam engines ca" ase be ordered if de-
sired.
Ii ,'.llir,ha, w,r planters rive or,Ier. for Gins
II sh'nid Arconp,4, them wili their views in regard
' M ;rr' rin'H'" sa"s, breasts, b,u,l,ts, Sc, Ii
-f ''ti tat! li'i"in nFHniol SOME aesirr SANS III
-, tn,lct''r than others. The .,o$ com ON sizp
) NJ 3n nclcs at some ISL them = cies Some
Nrn5 u COWS Of brushes axle, whe others d.
nj - " nie ''itn I'll lDs,. 5Dnc wish SAWS with s
M't to the inc.,, while others want 10 Or ii
uch Discrepancy, We prefer they should, 1T
lie time ut giving orders, furnish statement of their
NiseS, md the manufacturers can tnil them in every
,t c'ar. Where il is left To Discretion we shall
,'fi'" .hrm 80 the .Uosi modern AMI approved plan.
- ,'h' s II" GN'n;'f. from the tine it is received,
- at. sae. Vt .g'' nrnne weeks, aud the Gin in that
tiinr p!aced the bands Of the factor. To be IN time
Tor HE next crop, al orders ought be in the hands of
''e 'n'd'cr rs ht The first or middle of May; cxsept
'"f i"1'"s "'!etc dizzy are late in commencing TO
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-07

i ,VNN tiiii.>--i1 corn mills, OF Sater's n.,..,
=; eo''"'i'nl' Ols man can grind 25 or 80 bnsbsI
~ e,, per diem with these mills and they can be- ~.
r II, 4 cooA gin and are particularly calculated
49, hHAMPLIN & COOPER
Ho luIi
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-07

TO MERCHANTS,
L os eau have beautiful circular s,r,-t
tlna, al w" 20 hoefS noilre by calling al the Orleans
Arcade. eio iposite Banas
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-07

a. FIR s,,L. hv '"''s- nom Of ,ter lennesseaui
,n5= aug ny DORSEY
ID New Levee,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-07

I LaloE - htP-.a baaes super or lemon Syrn.
no ~. s"'e oy READ BARSrOW,
~ - 81 tiravier street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-07

II Al 20 bales Spanish Mating, for sale bv
r9. READ " EARSTOW,
-. 81 tireier street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-07

N ACNEREL-t5 half hills M ; J7,cT,,sT s----7-
r,, READ " BNRSTuW.
Wars
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-07
STATE OF i.9u'sisN A--First Judicial. !,
Cutt.
VsyiE STATE OF LOUISIANA 70 all vL,u,

fHNffE 81 Alf GF HOUSE, IVA, 70 all whom
y, these Prc,eots hall cone Greeting: Where's
J'tEcs Ifa'rrs Dggs h"ig purchased sale ns,c b,
The Sheriff" nr a'ish n Olclss the property her.
NATTER 'rscrhr, lac appe'I to the clerk If Tins court,
r lf's9 etg l's 4r~v - saivNts9at rl "a, ~, ",
day Of An il, d. 10 s, for lnrt,on or at!yelIis,.
'nent IN contorudt 10 aa o the icslnturr cf the
state Of low, iaua, "rttt. itar for tie further asst
race Of tltlrS utr-s'ra al Ju'e,. sles;' approved,
Iia lGh ia, u Nt.r,t, 'Sji.
+ NOW, therefore, know ~ aud all Ieson, Interested
II rain, are hereby cited ar Hmo ,>h, 1tIc ran,. %.
the stsro b'D-hn,a, and 50! the fiis ,la,cih District
Coum, who cm ST luin, right, title or clam in ard Il,
the pior"r, hrcinaijc de>ujht, in cos uence a,,y
inf rnan IN The order, decree Judgment Of the court
under which the sale made, on any rrvpuiri,y nr
Il'@aly in tie appraisen'tnts auti adv easements il,
time, ormAIIer OF sale, fu other dvec ulatS,
ever to how cHse. within ltluy di,s from the r ti,is
motion is first iu.-r'rd ~ the public pnp,rs wis Tho.
SAL niwr Siould ut be nirncd ;.l hnnloloaatrt
The sad property sold hs tic Silci u Tie parish
aores id On he 3th dsy March, 4. u 1875, l'y yir
tue OF decree OF His urt, teu, on The 2H ,iay Of
January, \. y. lS3S in suit ruti He'd James Ba;nr.
ggs IS. R'Ius q ecne No i5,gl ct The ocle o this
Court, At which sale said lanes Barnes Digs became
the pu eler io III. price Of twent five thousand dol
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-07

v LLhoW PINE LUaI 5fE--3. 0T0 -, y
yellow pine plank, for sule hy VI h'c
400 READ e DARSTOW
n
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-07

W ". II II II -,
cor Camp and Common s's.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-07

. HiSNhf- 100 blns IN store, tpr reit bv
yy~,TEay am, " ilphNtf a New Lave
w ihAN --S'at good shcI city paner by
,ts SLATER X TRIER
4i, ,'o,,Ir.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

CRossNKss AND SULcARfTY.--In otder
to show how Mr. BoND's speech has stung
10 the quick, how perfectly furious il has
made the pariizaus Of pow er; how unable
TO answer ITS facts. they resor; TO abuse
and, also. 10 show the style and manner
of the Globe-the Ohicisl Journal OF the
Acknowledgement what sort OF stuff its
readers are compelled TO swallow. We sx-
tract the following from that paper:
"Mr. Bond . the very MAKE ~ great Sufi-
frcr. and not bigger than one of these species an
Ptobd'enac, whence We would suppose be cane.
irom lis poScf Of cxaEgeraiion. His ro,undity
oi tody Is iaiScd round with Spreading lc;-s half
length arms, projecting snoui aud cyos. Ahroa,
OF WINDY tumcr pointed him out % the opposition
~ the very creature 10 below booi-an-CunS-'
Now IA addition IN the fact that this
paragraph appears IN the leading editorial
article of newspaper that Is recogniz.
ed by the Administration as ITS Official
journal. and that IT ref. cts The tone and
temper of The Administration. a fact in At.
sell sufficiently d'sgrsceiul, IT isio be re-
collected who the editor of the paper i
and what manner of man he appears to
BE, who makes the above persons. refec.
tionsl
Mr.. Bond. though perhaps not very
lhindsomc. Is an honest. representative:
and with candcr. sincerity aud Integrity
and health an! cOntentment IN has Tea.
lures and appearance. looks kke nan
1t IS not every one who assails him tha,
can say the same ihing-as the first mir.
ror they pass VII! tell them, II they would
only look at their own faces.-.7isr. Gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

IT, VAN wrs,hcr AMI Il pressure Q. nas.aes'
a1r> oamTc.,ctu- 90 use orr sc'.' IS pretty cc,y
t'a' vce''. instead OF tie pel. For l..s we Shall
catr no 7p0,cE,y 10 our readers. The, pro5lb!y.
VAL 20 -=.te,i y Tic -. III" s7yS 4 d.si.u-
"p-,el eo'c@. --ry,) 81 gathering ~ ma,e-
r..r :r thought, a-t spreading then, before ,.c
reader. Editors Sc-omPlny them with her ow7
constructions or eommeaisrjcs, IN so doing they
e1er-tr prvio-e rcsu,ung from the.. control
of 1o.r own columns rather tran perform > dury.
obligatory upon them. Some e tie Ems, useful
newspaper - our coun'rv contain. from 4 az u
da", and from year 70 year, 40 editorial r..a..er,
and - ~, no; sure tcoH'iHuc ,is sS'c c..;srs OF
tic Naraas! late. -oa,c-) that 10 editors q
''ore = .'ors % NO, perform tier jr,y 70 her
r,-Gc-i cutie as aec-p'a.'y Is any others"
Many interesting Hens o. fo-,-1 AMI t5.rcs-
&C n-'~7 viz - found II to-!.y's paper. TIE
account q 'he coronation q Queen Vic-o.,,
viii 10 doubt >" r--d with ia.crcs'. The r.>cc..
ianeous reader, t-o, vii find something ,gc trust
= ias'!4c; ard a,au-,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02
stEIs,: -.

\ lcw DAYS ago. n gentlemen from The
South. travelling 10 the Eastward. on cn.
,eans the cars AT :. Lover depot in Bal.
''m0rr. ui;'sr! his pocket book. contain.
,ng money and valuable papers. Suh.c.
9ucn;!y he pocket boo, WAS found. The
facts acre stated To- cx-P.rsitont ApAas
Who happened 10 &c in the following train
"i. cafs. (Which left three hours after.
Who SIaaiy offered 60 take possession %
re pac.agc. aHd eEdcavor to Fad u,
oVNrr.
rcac,ul; 20 lis cngo-rn-- M, on has mr.
IVA, ~ PhlAde'rhis. w.ihout a nomcnt4
lee Of t.uc. he !cit tho cars. AMI undei
TIC invs o. a burning aud yi'Ae.ia. snn
with lie Thermometer AZ o. lie souzh
nni found the owner. and delivered a.,
ric.arc, before seeking loh -inzs or him.
-. such acts %! pure heucva'eu, = an.
i'nlncsa ~" rare indeed hu, thew A..
Characteristic ~ one ofthr greatest anon,
!. -. ncn.-BJH P.h4gt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

Nv the Government II the purchaser paid
o4.h. - that, by prompt paw he
rr,ce would be reduced TO 81 81 I,er scr.
AMI tho purchaser ives allowed "a rur.
chase any amount above "A qua.,er II a
section 81 one hundred and sixty acres.-
!r' .resent .aw permits sales Of an eighth
~ ssci.on. and establishes n.:uinorp
rr.-c {. q -. Which is required 90 he
pant IN hand. Bu, before any land l. LA.
he - private entry at the price OF - ~
rri aoIc. .! mott have been 6Ts, offered a,
rJhisc ss'~.
The lNnts arc row Grst offered a, ruh.
lic vendas, exposed to ialt eou.p.i,s.on.
aat not uaircquehGy. instead OF ST. -
Ter acre, they bring five and ten urC,
'ha' amount. ny tie recent sales @! tie
lands On Eel river. within The last three
yeas. thev haze sold as high az Io.r
twelve "a thirteen dollars per acre: and
Ne, We s.r. with these uuteaisb!e fact.
be!or" %, told that The Government, ass
a. mlch loE her wo.s; ia-!s a. .as doe.
fsr her bcN'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02
THE CROPS, TIE DROUGHT. &c.
r, on NE piaet,,fs, n -ioi,n

I
! We have just returned from an txcur
SION through Jeder.on county. va. and
The adjoining county Of Frederick. Nj
nl''i"i over TIE 'err'h and breadth OF the
I ;"er. Ihroughog, The extent Of our ride
NC wheat harvest. wewcse Informed. was
a'nncani' The rye has no! averaged
OYER h4.i crop. aod oats generally light
i''ou Saont fIeccrcS CO.. Nd. the
"1a' h1s been 'Soeasivc, and tic crop
- com On account o' 1t entirely cut of
n,'u'' " me .',' season hefrai.
'e', ,o~ii oe 20 lar reclaimed as 70 male
&C '''i',l OF 'f'3' onh the most Of 81
~ ond f''..'ry at a..--'hc Poiatoe
0',l' ",' area '"e same 'a'e.
" "aa SHOWN i'i' icld % the Dat
''n com J" ieHtfn' winch three weeks
''''' a'.'"1Y Pf"..'d i'r "ani Of rain.
PROVING '-i' o. "il not s''nl brought
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

CoTMoDORE PourEe.--Ihe Phi'aieI.
rhla Inquirer states ,hat Commodore Da.
'Ii Porter Charge des Adaifes At Con.
s'anlinop!e. had h4slened TO washington.
IN order 70 sec the Ptc.iIcn. before he
EN- FOR he Springs. We agree with the
I'G lircr That there ore fcw Who will be
received. and who merit To be received.
By their eountsymon. with more cordial
wrIcor", than his ei.lan. veteran Of the
late war.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

Tie N,'-Asz Free Trader ofrhe g y
in''. '.a'os TIA, Messrs. Dan, and Din.
kIn', e''iAen' ct Canton Majfnn oaun'v.
Ailssi'i'pr' both gentlemen II hi.h fc.
sprc's1hHy. fought few d,v,a., rr.r
lh''fl'ce ~''', lonh's buro!e.l .b., gun,
lni w cge bcii hHJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

tSE-0or- or GroEcr ii;--.n orr al
-" h.us : excursions daring Tho hay l7r.
Nos' uf 1875. "a Wcy mouth. he pissed A
fcil where only one woman was at va.k.
!'ii majesty asked her v here her com
pn..n's were, The woman answered.
''ey we're gone - scr tie king. And
WY 1ii YOU not 70 wi;h 'hcm% fcjuncd
Ia ms .cs;g. Way uv'.'i Tie vrrran.
NC h,.5 Hat arc gone 90 town viii lose
Day work hr -. and that's more than
can a.'il 70 do. ! have i've children
- "oFE !7r, s.. Wei. thcn sad h;s
ne y putting some money In her hand.
'v,I n'avteli your o1npluioaI who arc
gone 10 see the Eiag Tia: ne King core
d - t.a.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

The Philadelphia Advocate saws that
Governor RiISEn's grond.f,flsr, ms f..
tier ar 51oi'lr. G1d himself were At
"sAvEEs, SaI go0d igs~rers tool aid the
'ery oifeuns'lnco Of his r5iing himself
by Li' own exer,ions hom that humble
occupation O. tic highest station in the
Commonwealth, - tie very best recon.
menda!iln ae can have.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

The Petersburg Constellation goes Tor
~ higs n preference TO Conservatives. on
The principle l:.al an open enemy is better
ihan secret our, OF ,Iln doubtful
freed. The Conservatives. II seems to
regard as the wcrst Of Gods works.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02
L.

The Louisville Advertiser notice, the
fact o: the ilI.hea!'h OF Senator WAIKIKI.
q Ms lsigpi. and Say1. we reyr,, 10
learn hat thl ,.etc 81 las h .gilh va, such
a. to ioF5ij TIC hope that he wall again
resume his seat 10 the Scna,e."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

We Gu'y appreciate tie Kind IN /, .'a,tcr.n- ,,s.
,hony N~rnc IN behalf oc on. p-.ef, ny The Lcc,-
5Hrg Was!;a@t1nian, lie Romney Intcl!.senccr.
WaTcnIcn (Va) Times, and Ac-.air.a c.
z,..', ihonrh NC caHao, acknowledge claim TO
.ueh hlrh p.aisc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRr.-It will 30
7-cn ~ an advertisement IN to-aayS paper. that
Mr. JAurs !. Mi,L~S is appointed Ar~n, Of the
" Merchants Firo Insurance Company of Bs'n-
more" This affords favorable emporium :. 20
ou- o.as,as - En-r,. at y 'lilr- expense,
aga iis; iac destructive effects &C &c, 70 uh.eA We
81; -! constantly cEr,,ci.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

TIE National lnielIgencera I've
'ea'n vat an impression pfeuy generally
eA's's ih'i tne 80 lately passed By Con.
rfss' i9roid' the passing by individual. Of
elI notes ofthc Back of he United state,
his y not The fact The law only Gr.
BIDS officers and agoais of the bsok Itself
ifom re.issuing hose notes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

TO CORR -svONDENrS. -W'e r,7ca, VIA,
~ hn''" o.tcn before stated, that comm ln. cations
must b" accompanied VITA responsible pane.
20 c1s'.c our o,,ca-c1 20 then. We have now
two or three Anonymous productions on haal,
v"ieh cannot nP?,-s .,.-.a-s lie authors mae
:; .cl.--.;Cs ,..CvG = "~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

The Wheat harvest, which has COM
mcneed N Ohio, viii not. it - believed.
turn ont SO large a crop a. last wear The
q4s.iiy - good. Tie cora IS rot promis.
Ing. nor the apple crop.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02
EIRG'A FREE PRESS.
<eus.AMECEgNyyW.
rnUnspAy. AUcusr =. ,<ss.
DIvyrn no Mr. wrpSTFp ACC


DINNER TO MT. wEBSTER.-About
Efesl hundred Cvn,.e.ncn, Il Is stated. a;icatet
Tie d-aner given to the Hon. DAsi-t wEDs;sR,
a, Boston, On TueStsy the 9i;h ul, The fcs'i-
val took place "a F-Hcu.i HalI--Goyernor Eye-
ret presiding. Ne>srS- Neaelce, Of Kentucky,
snl Prea,.>s, ot hhs.ss,VP!, wcsc guests. Sc
veral Nern,.-s & Con-r,sv, and many OF d.,
mos; DISTINGUISHED men a. New Ting sui q eye
present. The company was addressed by Coy.
Everett, Mr. Webster. Mr.. rlou;i,s, ana others
~ -
TIE NtHKE'TS.-it will - sccn from OUT
quotation Of prices m baltimore up 10 Saiuriiy
last, hat Flour SAN keeps ~ - s. i,-m wagon,
aud 81 - frora stores. The impression now bc
''i.s 20 prevai. Tia, The Yield OF the whc1, croy
'.,l Get Dc near 50 treat - generally anticipated
AM hai Pr.ces will fal! but little ir any below
tic P~,scl' rates. The failure o. IT, corn crop
to-, Wal probably operate asl.nS' 1 reduction o
ihs ...ccs o. other gram. OF al this, however
40 :as1acr himself, IS bes; ab!e to cg..a oSr.ee
oP.nioEs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

kim 'UTLlF. The Seminole ohier. died
on board the steamboat on hls way 10 AZ
kAn'as. lie was buried forty miles below
Fort Gibson: oac hundred guns were aied
over bis grave.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

a, the Presidential election OF 1876.
the Congressional di,'fic, in Louisiana
now represented by Gen. Ripley gave
Van Burcn a majority Of 100 il has now
given Judge Chinn, the Whig candidate
for Conr'ess. a majority Of 37S. making a
clear Wing gain in the district Of llu7,
and this. too. Al a season OF the year u hen
many OF the Wings are absent from The
State. This is another specimen Of the
Reaction going on thfoughou, the coun.
;ry.-kiea. Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

a writer IN the National Gazette un-
dertakes 10 prove that Mr.. Ru,hs CON
duct N obtaining the Smithsonian legacy
Was !Fscdnlent and disgtaceiul. and such
as ought 10 induce the United States not
TO touch dollar Of the money until a
new investigation shall have been order.
ed. He clearly conyiots MIR. Rush. by
his own letters OF a Suppression OF mat.
ier' material 10 correct issue and deci.
sion. Rich. Wiz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

Norfolk has eommshcod the sxperim cot
Of direct trade wiib Europe The mer.
chsois 20 few houn made Up earzo Of
cotton FOR Liverpool 10 be returned IN
merchandise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02
rrsp fi,RIiii m,,, MAJ,

NiAi 4 - ~ -.
The speech OF Ir G1fIlri ~ yir-iri, while
d"rn''irs the Spb-T-elspty BAL. 49,. ,,iOTi0u,
'rdicaiior ofthis doctrine ne sa,s.
Nr Charm an. ! never can. and never
all consent ~ irpiri 10 this governrcnt.
powers, tY which II can subject lhc insii.
i"uons Of the States. 10 it. iron vii. or
anuiht'ale them forever. II coulI |
should feel at IL I had broken down the
strong wall Of defence by which the States
are protected against tho powers of the
government, and surrendered the ci'dal
"i ihcir rights al discretion. II il very
diiicuit 10 rCsist iis operation when
impaired. Already the barriers which
protect the righ,s OF the States against the
power x uSutpaiion Of this government are
crumbling 20 pieces. Pass this bill and
every ve,'iSe IS DESTROYED. Under tie
deceptive garb of an ''iadrpcndrnt TIea.
sury. You place the insh,utions OF the
STATES completely IA the power ct the sx.
ecutivr. The manner in which The Dc.
>'r"cuon Of the banks may Dc effected Is
manifest. The public money while in
The hands o: the collectors and receivers
may be employed in sPccu!a,ing IN hank
paper, aud thus keep cons,an, and *.
haU>'i0g ran upon the banks for specie.
To their utter GrsiruetIcn."
h!r calhoun vas formerly the champion NJ
STATES Rights and ~ long as he continued the
u-o'i- ID freud ot Ihst doctrine, he va. ~
spco!9n'e politician Bat The moment no ,chan--
81 side'' he iuLk himself 10 tbs se4y bolton "
contempt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

S'a'e alter State ha, abandoned ,hr
present administration; and Mr.. Van Bu-
rrn, out Of the whole conlrderacv, has
bu! four or five States which vet are
friendly disposed towards him; and If the
people remain unchanged in their present
sentiments he may not have a. single
State adherns to his fortunes another
year. You cannot believe ira, this is the
result Of fckleness. of mere political cp-
position; on the contrary. YOU must. on
reflection, arrive At the conclusion tina,
the people, tired OF suti.rins' OF mismsn.
agement and of had rulers, haze deter.
mined upon change OF the admini.tra-
tion.-BoH. Gron.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

Ian B1Te7 among the huM,fsrs.-The
following toast was given at one Of the
an OF July celebration. IN Charleston, 6.
&, which we take from the Mercury:
Martin Van Buren-pledgcd To sup
port the interests Of the Sou,h-he ~ a
JWor pill but he must be swallowed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

The Exploring Expedition, q 10 On.
nonnoed IN the Globe, - " sell o. the
iOih of August
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

r. fo,il~io, IS certainly very no.
de,i h,", for a l,dy to make:
~ y celebration OF the ith ~ Gran.
- Comfy. abon, a hundred ladies sat
down - ih0 ta'lN with the gentlemen.
S"srrl' NJ The LADIES' gave spicy political
i.,r. Ia" t-'!sviry is r!casln, hint
a p ''-|ierf.a Van B5-ca. Nf..ic a..
f- o. ,ii'' gre Pos. t,.s. q. tl- hrlo s.caa Ca.cu
f't -.. o. plil..a. 81. 'Hs. uyri c..L.r.ur ga.
= via. Pr -e. I, his d-.a ,s,Ic happiness g.
Flr. ). 3 must take peep into Gran.
hy - -tc rhoth Ua,lcU sri7stcr i, TIA,
este he h-nors G! tho White Hons.
Tcih'9S cur bachelor executive nigh, 60
fs.hs! and fare worse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

Wat fiey say ia EagInd-A leading
London paper under date Of Jpne ~.
-S'-. thus refers 10 the experiments OF
The Jackson Van Buren, Administration.
upon the monetary Affairs of The United
Sta'c'. and their ef',,,s ,o better the cur-
rcncy:-"lt IS SAYS the London editor
the general opinion Of monetary mon hat
no government in the woill has exhibited
50 much ignorance ofMe true uorki,.g Of
ffe EsonsiDry system II. young .Ioie, as
that which has been exhibited Nv Mr
Van Buren and his predecessor vho be.
cause they held under their HYDRA headed
rule almost countless millions Of acres,
thought that they could absorb Tie bullion
OF thc whole world, anI retain II within
the verge Of their numerous states. The
result Of three mercantile commissions
ought TO have convinced them Of ,hci.
error bat there are n class of men IN this
world. TO whom three warnings nie net
sufficient"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02
POLITICAL

Wat has become Of Lae Suryius Rev.-
nue. Three years ago there Was a sur
plus OF forty millions in the public Trea-
sury Now the Treasury ia empty aud a
a new public debt OF twenty million. has
been created. VIVA, has become OF the
millions which were in the Treasury p
This question has been answered by Mr..
Sibley, OF New York. in late speech AZ
Congress on the increased expenditures
OF the oosernmon.-Wc quote his re-
marks.
"of the more than S39. 600 400. ex-
pended by this Government: during the
last year how much has come 20 the
dwellings OF the People, Where are the
foot priUIs of this mighty expenditure
What has become OF the money! SIR,
will tell you what has become Of the most
OF u. Burned in the swamp, OF Florida:
gone into the pockets OF iayoiite contact
ots. at the rate of forty dollars cord for
fir-wood; sown. broadcast. in driving
from their homes a few miserable In.
dians. =, the point OF the bayone,; upon
your Western frontier. thcr. To- re-appear.
like dragons' teeth IN harvest of armed
men; gone Ia outfit. Unfit. and refi,, and
mis!it foreign ambassadors who will not
stay, aud exploring expeii'icn, ti,a, "a
not sail; to raEc 10 ruins splendid ediiices,
and make experiments ia architecture that
cannot stand alone; 10 add to your count.
! less acres OF public domain more Indian
lands. for The benefit of spectators and
land companies under presumption laws:
much more OF 1t has gone islo the pocket.
of office holdcr.; much more has been
sponged up by the s'ipcndiarcs and MGR.
ornaric, Of 'ower scattered through al
tho high ways AMI hv-piths where booty
may tc secured, and no small portion
might bc found If i, could b. o,crtaken.
in III" "sa;-'v-vaul,s" Of Your .,cg.cJ
/ Sub. TGeasu.Ies.