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VOL. 3l.
GENERAL iNTELluGEN,I.
ifsni n.s " \. Comm'sCia! .fdr., Ja,,s 30
UPPER CANADA.

As was 10 be expected. tie new AZ,
tempt Of the Canadian insur.,n,s-,n
at'emp, than which there never IN.
one more rash aud hopelcss-has al.
readN ended ,n the most s,..,.rl ,l,yro--.
future. With the powerful force Al
hand IN the upper province, anl II,
s"''iaI Distribution al VARIOUS points so
% 10 be capable OF almus, instantaneous
concentration wherever needed i,
would have been wonder If any hos.
tale body were allowed 10 maintain n.
self Tor more thaa 4 dav or tao. a, tb.
iar,hes'; aud the result is last what
was TO be anticipated. We shall rr,.
baby have the particulars Ia the course
OF the day, but at prcsen, all the in.1r.
nation before Us l. confined in the
annexed paragraph from The BuGllo
Commercial Advertiser Of Tuesday
LATEST FROM CANNDA-Accounts
have been received this morning from
canada. oi the entire defeat of the in
surcen! force ia the reighborhood of
The Short Hills. yesterday. aud the
capture Of their standards and linclead
ers. y large body of troops. and 600
Indian warriors had been p,eviousIv
collected IN their rear, and gradually
hemmed them IN. Iii sal! that there
are many American among the Prison
er', who viii mos; probably be tired
BY a field cour, martial ard &c exccu.
ted tor,hwi'h.-All Communication
across the rrver has been suspen1ei,
aud the boats drawn up to prevent The
escape Of any parties still lurking in the
woods.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

Democratic Reaction" because The
Wings did no, chose 10 make a. great
an effort, as when. IN doubt, they oustcd
Ddtee J. reorcc. Connecticut, which
showed larger vote than ever. was
always a Hartford Convention State %
For Mississippi, thc story is not made
Yet, bG. rely upon i, 1t Will conc -
Aye, we have jus. read Il, II has come.
The paper money Is bad ihescl The
People are IN debt! The spectators
are ruined Ticy have changed the
State! The Summer Campaign is nov
about 10 open. What eau Mr.. Nan
Buren, hope fos al! lie RECEIVERS his own
state; and II 1t We're possible Tor him u
recover own State. what could he DO
with It. after hc had lost lis allies every
where else
We have written this article not so
much 10. political purposes. a. TO save
worthy men from the fortunes of a
doomed man. Mr.. Van Buren, Is not
worth sinkln, with The man - a
b!ockhcad Who viii 20 down 20 the DO;
tom tor i man who never IN hi, lie did
a gallant act. or the facts here every
intelligent man can Judge as well a.
ourselves. We axe Lui the publishers
here, OF wha; every body SAYS on, o!
doors. The revolution IN pubic cp;n-
ION Is greater than IT was in $500, and
Tar greater than in ISIS. II Mr.. Wan
Buren was really a great man. 1t is
barely possible he might save himself
. L. IAf.a- /
know. Ba, the Opposition, he ousA,
10 see, in whatever else they disagree
agree wholly IN this that he ana his
crew must he thrown out Of the Ship Of
S,a'e-that they must have but one
candidate, and whoever Is no; for
him, Is 70. Mr.. Van Buren, in effect.
, On thiS subject there Is no division
. for upon tm., all 20 man agree
HIS hopes then arc that The times will
he better, and ;hAt the tines will buoy
him up. We tell h.ln lac i not JVotq-
lie matter. II Is too late IN the day 10
save him. The wreckers vii! no, take
the trouble. The hulk is not worth
The bill. Before he hat been so water
logged, lie might have been ri-.el up
with Jury -masis, but it IS now too late.
There l. no intncement 10 save him.
The spoils, to promise even to tie
vcaal, arc worth mo;e than the Spoils
possessed. The or.s ou,number the
ms Thus lie Mil be Ieaten on IN,
own ground Of bargain and CORRUPTION
II be attempts 10 chatter. Again. there
Is no glory In him. Taefe is no
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

The DtyFERGNcE.-The grea, ire
IN y. York, two and half wears ago.
was full -four times a destructive as the
late fIc in Charleston. On Tie former
occasion, the New York Charity Com
mi;iee put fourth an eloqucn; and
touching appeal to the people OF the
Union for all, and the entire contfibu-
tons. exclusive OF those made within
the city Of New York itself, amounted
10 less than SlJ ODG; AMI the amour,
OF those made from the South was less
than 81 900. On the other hand. the
contributions. already made 10 the
Cha-,eston sufferers amount To upwarl,
OF seventy thousand dollars, aud the
gre ater portion OF tina. amount Is from
the North. Shall we have any more
dissertations upon Northern pen.rlous-
ness and hostility 10 the South.
Lot.sv.Hs Journal
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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
MCRDgR Col. Hole, formerly Of
Winchester Va "a, shot bv A worth.
less fellow Of the name OF Jones At
G.lialIn, Miss. on he eth instant.
Col. Hulet acoidenly entered a store
where Jones, ia ht OF inioAica,ion
was .l1urIshny a loaded rirlc. and han.
penins ~ say something to Jones abou:
The Inptudencc Of his conduct the LAT.
ter declared that he would shoe, him.
Col. III turned his face, and obseryInc
Jones ievehnr his gun made a step 10.
wards him, (bui without speaking i,
- thought fpr the purpose of ge:iin,
hid OF, and turning the muzllc OF The
qua. bat before he could effect his rur-
pose, Jones fred, aud three leaden
balls with which the r.lc vas charyc5
entered bi' lett breast, jus, above the
nipple. He stepped pace or two and
called To a gentleman 10 assist hun,
sI1E down upon The hJJr and expire!
almost ID.t1niiy. Jones was arrested
Immediately and taken before MATT.
tate, who committed him .oi4h. lie
- now IA close confinement. Win iT1l
sufficient upou has BODY TO prevent his
escape.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

VALUE or REAL PRopERTY.-Lanis
in the vicinity OF Baltimore, as remark
ed by the American, continue 10 com
mand good prices. As proc; Of which
Il - mentioned that the MARYLAND
Farm, containing 81 acres, four mile,
from ;he city, on the Frederick road
was Yesterday sold at the Exchange,
BY the II. w. Bool, Jr.. for the sum Of
80 s0l. The purchaser was Dr.. IL
SwaEize.- Bali. Int.
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Mortality among Ducfs.-We learn
that several OF The farmers of Long Is
land have recently had nearly their en-
tire focks of young ducks destroyed
hy 4 red insec; the Lady Bug "
Curiosity led 10 the discovery by open
ing the bodies and tn. bugs were Ia
ken out alive bv the handful. The ex.
cessIyc luXur;ance of vegetation this
season has vastly augmented The pro-
dUctIon Of all the insect tribe that feed
upon it.-Bqh Pat.
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POLITICAL.

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hese IS fore.bie article, which We cut
.5, l'-' week ago 10" the New York TX
pres r,,r ,D,.,,.,..-,
tn, A. ~ p ~. ~ y,
,hao,. 70 80 80 -. l..u ',' =" 10
A.. ro,y dln.ooJ a. -. ~. 800 l'''u'e',
~ -, r, 80 " :, o1'e,N'i :
50, .,J -. c,.a,.,i ,'' - a
- ,;,rcI s-o,,, H. .,o,...,,t. f'o
Ie,yc ,b,s 30, rc6,,l. ''-',
i - IL r.. e1o 1''D
,,on,bs NJ, ~ n, -. ~
con,,rvr,,Ie- T., t., -. 100 '''
,o,orcre,, ~. 49," 49, - - 'le
yiu W.. i,,".',''.9y''' ~ y -
:, b,, ~, ,s 49, ~, H. -
.s,gL Io.so. =. -. -,
-. IL "a -. I,'o'''i su''t
mo, I, ,ta "'' U ~"
.,ir,,-;o. ,s,onn,ta, "a 80" ne
Observation-Disclosures. 80. 1''p SO
40, 80 ,;lo 80
,Io,e ~, :, NI'':-'..a 49, -, ;" - 'I.''' .
bcr. do ,rj 80. n o"'
ro,,to;r. :, .o,o -, :, 80 va.
out,et Of Tho ro,,Lorn ~ ~, 49,
.w,.e,.C,ll wbe,c. I'D ; a,1
d,-oc.Lo,',c;rc - -, -.is "e'o
Gil ~ '''N - IL 7" '''~'
Wb,,,b,s NJ ", n, $500,
o., ,-,;,st ~. c,,o,-, =, - -
- W.. ort;.,..,. - ~
,,c,,s ,n;nI,, e.. i5.,.'. w i'i'', o''
!, someyI,, ro,to baJ - A.. ~ ~
,rv Quo sat,;ce-.t,', NJ. W
~ no 80 ro b;s,o., - "i ~" y
has no, cve, 80. :, -. -.
tory. lie la, no, ,l,rrcl ~. - :
.rL , .;,,Ie ,c,ot;,,,o.,.l;,, u,
ever Ge CO... bof,,a ,,o -. .,
r,,,,,,J -. -. ,,-,-,.i"-
IN Tho v,,,,,s ST.. ,,o 80.
Of ,bc.r ob.crr,,;,,. ,,iI no Coo, :.
vas Win era, d,,rr,I,, ~,
nominated Tor tho prc.iIs,rr IT.
Vas elec,eJ bv u;o,r;,y ~ H.. 80
lie. ac,.cr in chance n,,yr;i;c. ~ ,Lo
states, Cen. I,,l>on 80 I,,n an
the Tremendous influence oCli. -
a-i,v and has n,ue- Re-. 90 -
Gen J,cl.s,, tr.,, >, -. tt,..,.,...
,t,n,.te,e~,. oi.~,,,c, D.. -. 80
..,L. t-,l,..a. -. 60. - ~ SA'''s'
A., NJ W r..
f,,n,c beis !, -. me-, - 80. 80 ~. Wv
trion 4 Y.nnt,ir,n Pill. cor 49,.
.,,,lv he q, ~. 80 ,,,,.i,a, :.
a. Ia uop Geo b,ri~-, -, -
Tim, =, Ill ,bcaI Ill -.
,,d dorl,.,l 4.e,c AZ, - 49,, -,
rYl,r m.i,.;, of,ro 80, a,, 49, =,
hon, rs 10 sfrcay,b l,yc Icf..i, :. -,
eycrv s;dc m. ,r,~.,,t. -. 49,.
sroyi tho Wb,, mini, r;,l ~ -
Tho leader orri. Inni-cl. AL ,.,.
OF hYalrets ~ Vir,,,i, are an H..
down. In TIC --ran fine IN. grcr,.
4ic-. The Great r5u FIR f-,1,5, h..
s'auiin- ANN arc nearly u.cI ~,
h'isl4y he iaq mail. we 700 q ~.
csfa'i6n If b,n,f,.,~v and bec. a.,
..pul,r relief A. :, r..-e,, Tho him,
. Is Irua..ihlc Grli. l.-,.pe-,ivc 10
t,cs atd b.. p'cI,c. rr,,,a, , retreat
lie Ia, cut J,Ko ali ~. 5r,9,os Be-.
hind him. agIbI5cIcI us ali IN. r,,1..
That BE- can't o., ahead every bod,
s-es Tho Sob. Treasury e. cn vi, No.,
ni,lcl 90 the stan and Lc must sink OF
SWIM Vifh u. OF nc rT55atili'y a
h. ta1, a'!c o. fx ihli upon fhc
Country whrn DE people nest 0iniet
reach tbc senator, from SEES Jersey
Ohio, Tcnr's rc. Virgins. Maac
NieI"'rr' North flrY'ius Connect
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FROM WASHINGTON.
AND YET ANOTHER STRUGGLE TO
I'M CASH

AND YET ANOTHER STRUGGLE ron
TN CASH!
No sooner defeated ia enc pc, .co, - ..ize IL
Public coy a.! put At under 10, entire cou'rl =
20 ihr Executive, NH his grand sffos of So
sub lryssul-f,, ga u.c ,hspe Il bi,i.tsiLg Or
-gts, taNp aU.i'-r scheme ~ rcsHgt,J 60 b.
: rtrd hl th- p-p,l, sni GlrLirg ti,r,s, Ives 90
i-g ''~utJ the bottom thg Authorization with
u tr-in b7ui'. cling 10 ,hr .U-G~y Po,se- With
,hr ,',,Ae''y OF 4s4';tI insh' - thsir opis
~ r,a.r,h, - lie following put,os
ot NJ. Nug.I.SS r,,u, ~h,sh uc copy FROM
E'e National lit. liz ,",,, - AGh Pot.
As introduced " is author. the bill
contained but one section, and the CO.
lect oil that section was 10 provide. IN
effect, tia, notwithstanding any thing
contained in the 9th section Of the de-
posite act, i, shog!I b. LAWFUL TOR the
Secretary of the Treasury 10 authorize
tie receipt OF bills, IN paymen; Of debts
due 10 Government, Of banks which
raay have. since the 9Th OF july. 1896,
issued or paid cut notes or hills Of less
denomination than FIVE Gulafs, but
with iLIs restriction: that no bills shall
be received # banks which shall 0jIU
he tirst day II October nslt, issue OF
pay out notes OF bills Of less denOrnina.
il.a than Eve dollars, In other words,
The Inc2Vasi;y attached 10 bank notes
by reason oi tie banks having hereto.
:1.c issUed or pond out small bills is
removed. and they ave 10 have t..l the
first day OF October nest 20 call ~ their
small notes, and ihcir bills viii then be
receivable at the post office, custom.
house, sc.
Mr.. Webster moved a section. rcuov.
ing IN like manner, the dlsqualIG cation
which prevents banks from beng se-
.ec,cI IS iepo,i,c banks, incurred by
issuing small, bills. This gave re t.
much debate. and Mr.. Wuyht moved
iastead OF the lection thus proposed o,
Mr. Webster. a section ysye1Hrg g.,
Ap5Uie Sg,!,m. that Is % say. ~ fr,'
twelve sections Of the dopo,.te law, the
remaining section, of that laG being
those which respect merely ;hc Gi,,u-
button or dcpor' with ,he Siafc.. TIM
motion was adopted ADD IN this shop,
.hc bi! ordered 90 be crgrooed for
ihi,! feaI,ng. il has. therefore, twc
sections. the first as ve have DC rIhcd
IL above, end tie second tie genera
s,fe.! 80! ihc ieposiic svsicm.
~ At iesp,ci, tie currency. 81 ,h,
money which ii shall be- lAw fal l,r a.,
Treasury 90 receive. we understand ih,
ef.c, q. the IS hoici, De-. lai. from au.
after thc frsi DAY Of October next. %,
Joint resolution Of l-lG wall bo ihc lass
oi tle land. except tistu5 SOB. 60 note.
yl ans bark arc 80 he received. Wbici
bank ,hal a!'tr thoi day, i,.uc of "a,
nut note. Of less denomination thar
five dollars.
Asil respect tie custody or iccI .u.
ct tie public money. d. evident iia
ihi, BAL puts al thugs baca 20 tll
condition iu which they were arcr ih,
removal o. tic depc.ie and before
Congress passed lbe las lor the Jspo
,lie and keepingof saoh public moueys
ihlti, % say Pc getbe many ~ lsre
10,y g. 20 r,s.u.f 4.postf,d oaakgi
,,,e lou. 1ul 0s fs I,15uy.f u 9.
infsI Af1iSs 81 y steff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

Deah Of .Mtci.Ui! PUale.-The
notorious MT1HrLL, who Is said to
have been concerned IN several pira.
e'es, and was supposed TO have com
manded the long, low. raki.h lookin,
black schooner. which oyerhaulel
he packet Susqlehannl, died q, Mo.
bile on Monday, the 23,h ult. He
had been Imprisoned for a not, and
con,giycd 10 make his escape. Several
days AFTER he was re.iaken, and on his
way to prison broke the cords which
bound him, and in the sculle with the
oiflcerwas shot down, Of which wound
he died 4, the time Of his escape
from .rrnon, he held a p,iya.cerinr
commission IN the service OF Texas:
a1d al' purpose was to e. on board o,
a boat a. the wharf and 10 reach 4 yes.
sci lying at tie Blllze ready ior the ex.
petition. II Is said he had several
companion. IeasUed with h,m.
Lax Croa.e!s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

KILLED At LAsri-It will be seen
by he letter Of our Washington Cor
respondent that the alrocious Sub
Treasury Monster has been killed at
last. IL fate was ultimately scaled by
TIC Representatives Of the people, on
he gloiious Fourth The section OF
Mr. Wight bill, throwing the whole
money power into the hands Of tho
Executive, was rejected and stricken
outby the decided vote Of ~ 10 100.
The bill thus truly amended. was sent
TO tie Senate, and the amendment con.
CURED IN ty that body So ends.
We trust. tho efforts Of the Admin.
,s'ra'ion, 10 clutch fAe peoples money
II Is now for the people 20 pass upon
these efforts. --BaH Patriot.
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UNITED STATES SENATE.
JULY >, lS3S.

SVn-TRrAsURY.-NIr. Wrights 4.
ooyinabIe measure came W on the
third reading.
Messrs Webster. Benton, Calhoun.
Preston and Strange dabaied il, and
Aen IT passed by the following vote -
AEAS.-MssAfA. Alien, Benton, Buehan.o,
Il,mtni {. CLAY, Cuihbcrt, Fulton, crnndy,
h'ug, i,nn, i-umpk'n, ,ou, Moutun, Nichols,
Miles, Norcll, Pierce. Ro4ue. Robinson. smi,h,
Ca".l strange, lrDtt,r, Wsn, Williams,
light Young
NAYS -i'svari. Can Gun. iIcnry Clay. Cisy.
TON, ttrsud,u. Davis, Knight. ~, krsn, MGR
osk .frcn,s' Preston. RrSc,, Robbins ,Ru-yle,,
smith. lind j spence. Swift, l -Ilmadg ,TILoU,
" chatter, WLiy---9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

/. appears that the disputed Tcrrito
ry in Maine, subject so prolific in
national interest aad the decision Q.
whose geographical demarca,!on must
be shortly made, contains about 10 70o
square miles, more than the whole
State OF Massachusetts,. y Goa sidvga-
blc portion of this tract Is represented
as calculated to make good tiIllye land
One bali the territory or upwards OF
1000, OJO acres, belongs TO Massachu,
,rttS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

Ina Heat ~ JUNc.-A correspon-
den, OF he Philadelphia L. ) Gazette,
who keeps 4 regular record OF The wea-
lhcr. states tina, The past month Of June
has been the ho:ies, which has been
experienced Tor the last eight years:
he s,,rasc heat q J ,uc. 1859. ~asC
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

TRrAsvrY NOEES. The whole a.
mount Of Treasury notes authorised by
the act of 18th of October. 1887. has
been issued ~ The Treasurer Of the
Uai,ed States. yiz: $40 600. On0.
The amountreinrncd 20 NE TrcaSu-y
Tor duties ard lands, and in payrnen,
of debts, l. about So. j7O GEO.
There has been issued Up TO thi,
day, under The provisions q The act nj
the 2ls,of May .l-}@. Si97f.OIt p
itNI Woodbury..
S"C'a'y c5ihe Teesa'y
rrTssr7r nsrturyLNr,
JOS ?. 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

a yolngiai pretty g.rl who attend.
81 90 Nc LEWIS r0rc. Chesnut street
has been mlss'ng Or day OF two. and
was THIS morning taken DOT. corpse.
nom the Chesnut street dock. where IL
appears. she dfowned herself-A love
affair - said 20 have caused the SUI.
eide u S. G4zstis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

II will lie seen hy the above, that
June, ISL and ISIS were alike IN
heat. and We state with accuracy, they
were the two warmcst June MOUTH,
during the period Of ihir,y-ore years;
and June, !~3i, was the coolies, month
Of Jane Tor the same period.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
Trrssr-Y NF-
JOY 2 1888.

The French nan-of war "Hc,cple"
recently al New port, was three deck
rr. mounting 80 guns and had a Gre "
%: 300 men. \ great portion of the
men weTc youn2, say from - ~ 20
wears % aye. They were permitted n
q 90 shore, IN corpanie. Of .lpO ~ a
uIne. While ~ .hnre, they were par.
'lcullily noticed frr 'he correctness OF
Their department The remark va.
repeatedly made, that an instance n
intoSica'ion hal not hcen witnessed
nJny them -BaH. .8neytcaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

SoNIruys Nrw we have been shown
VI most ingenious article ~ fgrail.o We
have ever seen ~ heard o. Il vas invented
b. william Wo7Hcy. ta rerg~men .ire,d,
celebrated f2f - nva.A aIi hospital bed.
ani maintained By " ssmm.r. ai sll
BroItwsy. u vas az article lhi-Ah.d iio
apprafsEcc r a .iir171rd of the n,Yd-r- CON.
s'rr@'iJn, wi'h a marble .'a5. Ii ro.f,t4r.i
drawer ~ top. md seemed ~ have ever,
convenient Arrangement - ih8t useful a..
lc"iaso - the dung - sul,ng room Ihr
f5'-s u this gptel sficb3ari bein. ottrrt 1,
hst'issi. bed anI hc.!d.HE eere ds, 80 o,.t or.
e''i'r'. and in two second. perfect 3rI
yFaaifu. bed as feaIy o. receive Boz. ocer.
pant. 90 tNo sccoods more tie bed us, r.i.s.
.1i' iis hidinE place and the doors rlr.eI up
on % sri without the nccessitv n folding ut
10 bsfiinE. The operation ~ This ir.cri.t.
het whs Ike magic We haze never seen
49, N'nE % TIE shape q secret bed - rcr-
ferry secret - Tbs ~ Y Ser
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

SroRM.-TheGe was a violent storm
OF rain. accompanied with thunder and
lightning IN the neighhoFhood ot Mar
unsburs, Va, on Saturday last, in tie
course Of " hioh the lightning struck
the dwelling house OF \. Sheercr. Esq,
aud fclied two Of his seryapts TO the
floor; the other inmates escaped injury.
The Printing Office of ,he burg
Gazette was also struck by lightning
though With no other injury thar Sc
we're shock To Mr.. Hunter, sitting near
the stove al the moment. \ Cow be.
longing to Nj. G. Doll. vas killed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

TEXAs.-We Lean from the Hous.
ton National Banner. OF the 18th ul,.
that Col. Hockey has been appointed
Secretary OF War, of the Republic OF
Texas. IN tie place of Col Bee, resign
ed. The Banner speaks in highly IA
vorable terms OF the qualifications and
character OF bo:h these gentlemen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

IiGnrr.r n OEa.,7 - The follow.
ing ,..l.ouy actually took PLACE be.
isccn two senator during The discus.
SION 90 the Tuid E'l on "a motion 10
rcdarc De dots 1n M0lsscs.
Sn4is, Hf0fsH Whi.kcy - The
hcfl'hc.t liquor 'hat g. taken. ~ men
sic la9an 90 have been drunk uron
finy or fily yesr, while run fush-
90 iif victim Boz eight 90 ten
a'aafor GWind II understand ITO
gentleman from Nissouu. tb4. a man
may le drunk on Whl,tcy ~ tDyesfs.
Tbs s fearon why ! shall vote a.
Fa.tH ihe duty - an 10 favor Of that
liquor Nhicb Will soonss, despatch the
dfunklfd.
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EVIDENCE OF INCONSISTENCY.

The proposition Of Mr.. Leigh 20 dis.
solve al. connection between the Tfes.
Sury aud Bank. Is G.sgrgu.i-iAc and
revolutionary, su5VersIVe OF the funda-
mental principles Of our government,
and - entire practice, from l5~9 down
10 tins day = II IS as D4ioliic as n,
yIq that the eject OF tins scheme
would be 70 bring the public treasure
much nearer the actual custody and
control of tbs Pre- ilcu, than 1t Is nov
and e-poye II 60 he p.uudrrcd by ar
hundred hands where oac cannot now
reach 4 49, uiiarioa elite u Va
RENTER 30ii, l-}i.
"lgdniiual agents viii probably be
found less 70 u9a lie, safe, convenient
lol economical than E47ks III.
Hooijrrs's Acoo-t DscsmtD l-3i
The Stale Banks arc found ful',
adequate 9, ~" Performance of 81 ser.
wees which Ecte required hy the Bank
81 The United States. quite a. promptly
and with ihc ave ch,apucss 49, cen.
JrctSon's .Nn,l.e Il l-3t
"Exrercnce teaches us that ,he loss
~ one merchant has been sres'cr 100
amount than a'i iili has been lost hy
B..k5.'-.Mc Uo,&wy's Rgs,i
I-jt
BANKS CASNJT d. DISPENSED WIN
except a. thc lrudcc a. 40 justice 10
regard 20 TIC CrH'rl,ts made uajcf o
mixed currency, not without o VIOLA.
ton q The ili.h pledged 100 tie lcgl.li
Con f~hrTc honestly oh'Hned1 bv
which they were established. TIE
subject must be isG o. gradual reform
60 which ibr people ~ he fescfa,
states a.r fully competent -- WIt
,egisn Gi95r.
fi4 n...1'' = g.eH When us rrt.srf
O. gree ..st..rf. Vr f rtni aIaIrs-
I,Try of litfy DO go Hol,c e Rsprs.saia
Hc BE- .ow l.ll Ir = mil.rIf, ~ flIs.
teen uFl1 tfe Independent Trc1srry esq
sai-A 81 as tle measure ot hts 3 imm.s'rlti.r
Whei Vs. ne sin Plgsi,y Pug'-
The Government ,lvs ibc Mlsoufi
Republican has is.usd ten millions 90
SHIN fia1iers. which rfea.iy exceed the
issues a Oh ihe Banks in tie Union
since tie suspenpon 81 specie nav
meuis This being zoe hcf. which
should be called he Shia-Plas,cr pas.
~
True qti,vH "A Gcfmsa piil.sopher
has Igsl published q book 10 answer g.
The question How does mao aruyc az
truth We have a1ttcal ihe treatise
aud therefore d. not know hos q .,
done IN Germany, but 10 The United
States men arive 81 truth by rssdinr
Tie WING newsPapeD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

PEouDLsTtAL EseATE.-A pro'ilen,.ll es-
c1pe from DEAN ~ patty ofsta-o coach
passengers is relited in the Cincinnati WAX
We learn from an authentic source
that the stage running from Guyan-
dote TO the Virginia Springs, va. on
Thursday morning last at three O'Clock
preoiIiiated over apreoipice thirty feet
high abpIt mile east of Guysndore.
materially irjufiuG several passengers
in the Stage ai'hc time. The accident
was occasionei by the breaking O! the
bride bi, of oac Of the lead horses. BY
which they became unmansgeablc.
The passengers IN the stage, we're
Major Mulluri. bis wife and Two chill
trcn. - New Of'rans aud Colorel w
II Robertson and wife, q ~ bile.
Major Nulforl had one of his arm
fractured end was o'heINi c1nsjd,ra.
bly, bru. .ed-hi' vife aud children es-
cspc1 vi.h IA, lit,'" injury
CD Rnbert.on ,of the house of RI.
hcI'son Ecol s. Coz was very sevcre.
Is injured in The back and np. Il was
~ f~,t supposed that his wound, were
fatal. Bat a letter has siuce teen rcceiv-
cd m this city which states that BE-
was considered out of danger az the
time the letter was written. lis wife
was injured bot l'ilc.
+, sccmsio as go be miracle ih1'
all q the paIsengers were not n.,anlly
killed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

81 Ciajrsi'ngs Dseigrofga -
ssrrote we REJECT this bil add 20
home does tie Sub 1rssfqy cease,
So ~u, o. nrrr c0niisUc SO % now
fhs i1ig n ne LirJ anl VIII continue
through l-j~ 80. 90 sud ~ ~
srIg o. ALL rHg LANEsrArioss
mas oh ELsLwuERE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

TuE LANtAR FANILY.-Iti.s said the
Lamar family lost ~ the PulAski. we're
all going 10 Erglanj ~ tho Great Wes.
tern % see the Coronation cl the Be-.
t'h Queen. The young Lamar that
survived has gone faUng mai. and
hs condition draws more strongly IN
our sympaihy than il he bad persisted
amid Tie waves that closed on BIS kin
dsed