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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-08


~ FORGE E cHAMBRRI.Ifl having be.
NJ come the proprietor, by pnrehase, Of
the Store ut Kabietown, lately otrned BY
HeGebowsr & Slifer, will coatinue the sale
OF GOODS al The Old sia1d. lie respect
fully invites his friends. the late customers
OF the establishment. aud The citizens gene
rally Of the surrounding country, v ho NAV
want sny thing IN The mercantile line. To
give him q call. lie Is determined TO sell
great bargains. Tie viii keep constanIIy on
hand good supply Of articles IN he line, md
pledges himself that he will not be outdone
In giving inducements 20 purchasers Pune
tual CUSTOMERS shall receive the usual credit
and to 81 who buy Ger cash. be will sell
unusually low. Bs designs making large
additions 10 bis present stock OF Goods, in
Short time, (soae Of which be has already
reeeised,l aad W re mean time. will sell The
old stock II astonishipgly low prices.
lie Will keep constantly on hand a supply
Cloths, Csssimerss, csssipets & yestiags.
4 general ussortmsn, Of Domeslics.
Fancy Goods, Shawls, handkerchief,
Caiicoss, Cambfies. Linens, Muslias, sc
q Also GROCERIES,. such e. cofes, Tee,
Sugars. Se., snd alnost ever article IN the
Grocery line.
Also, Tobaeeo. Cigars. snuH. sIseklhe.
shot, Lead. Molsssss, OTIS, Coppsras. &c.
Also, shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
Hssisry and Gloves.
The sssersi kinds ~ Weres,
Also, Liquors Of varioas kisds,
u ebOit, si1.sst ssssy afill!a which is gene
rally foaad 10 Retsii stossa--sll q which
Re VIII dispose Of On such terms a. slssa6y
named, either Tor gold, silver. current bank
notes, Or foF ibo more fashionabis currency
of shinplaslers
ksble,own, FEB. ], is3s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-08

"a IL peFsons having claims agaiasi ahs
n ssisif n Rshest Waters. dee'd, are re-
guesief % pfsssul nafu properly utihrntieaied
tgr paJniuui Those Indebted 90 iho cti1ie, uili
pieaae settle ihc seine eih,eut duhv.
JOHN W. CATION. .gds'r
Isn "a fs8q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-08

LOOK AT TmHat

ZNHOsE Who sre Indebted lo-the lats frm
- % tiannoen q ausaFsmaE. eithsr ~
bod, nols. o. book account. are hereby saf-
ussily requested % make speedy seiiismsDt
as intulxaacs 81 theas ciairss esnnot - F3sss.
: am anxiops 90 psy ne debts ~ ihs Gra.
end want he money due lhs arm. a. ~ 4
vith. This notics, hope. uili not Be dis-
regarded q. W.. HAMMOND.
Feb. -, 1s38.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-08

MY HOUSE AND Tor,
lNA o. ~ maio nrest ~ ffsla
Chariesiowu. y fof rent The st
tiouse is Tsty convenient snd
somfortsbls. coptsiniur f0ou,s, siih ro0d
cellar, &c., aad has a good kitchen, smoke
hose. abt stable aissehed. The fyol COO
iains about u ~ scre, aBd has q number
81 peach trees o. ~ Fosaessioa gives 90 iha
dnt Of April next
Fsb. IS 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-08
HnunHEa

A FULL asseFtneni ~ sWeepiak, Scrub
"A bing, shss, nair, tnt Tooth nRuBHEq.
just fseeiFst ED g. sais ~
yaa. IS, isss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-08
LAST MnTIEE.

a NHERE are stiii many aecopnis due 10
- Daaiei Sayisr. and DaaisI Sagdsr & Son,
unsettled although Holiec has been more
than once given TO those Interested 10 come
forward aud close them. II y absolutely ne.
eesssry that 30 longer Indulgence be eiyen
ihorefors once more, and for the last time,
give notice, that unless these acc6anls be
speedily closed, shall be under The unpioa-
SAINT necessity Of placing them IN the hands
Of oaicsrs foy adjustment. Mosl Of these
claims ere 81 long standing. and nov they
MUST ~ istisf -psaessbiy iri can, forcibly
N must DASfEF, sNVOEn.
dan. ne. ieas-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-08
Cash 20 IRTrrnea.
q DurIlaIla FRulI. Ror aaIe.

a DurIaaEsa 8ull, For sale.
4 Will ssii, or suehanre tor Sheen. nv
n hne Durham Bail, ECLIPSE. Eeiiess {,
hoN I've years old Was got -. Hare Pow
ehaimpogiei Bell, Gloucester; hnd his dan
b Dsptoas Imported 81 Thomas Oliver ID
EikeRidss, Msgylandi from q thorough bred
DsTon Gov, u Charles CAROLS, q Carroll.
Ion.
The Subscriber DESTROYS 81 crossing Nj,
stock. WI sell the sboro Bun ueon he
most accom- nledsfing tefms.
ANTHONY KE.NaEDY..
Near feetoan, Feh IS. is3a--ig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-08

"A Rules boitss IN ths Clerks 0ibes oflhs
Circuit Superior !Csurt Of Lss .ead Chan
Gerry Tor 1enersos tso~aiy, The hrst Mon
day In February, 1855
Willisn 0osrsll. Pf4iHtiG
-. AGAINST
George G. snoes, Thomss Smith. James J.
Miller and Alexander q. l.. Dryden.
IN cHlNCERYs
TNSuE defendants. George C. snoot. and
u Thomas Ssaith. MOI hav,ng entered
thoir appearance, and given secsr,ty accord
inc 70 the aei Of assembly and tho rules OF
tbs court, and Il appearing BY satisfactory
evidence uiai they are not inkabl,sats OF
this eouaiey II u sr&,rsd. That The ssid de-
fs1dsnis do appear hare on The hrst day II
ihs neat terra. aud sns~er tho hal 81 The
plaintiff |; and that s-eoFy VI this order BIZ
fosths sth Inserted tn some Newspaper pub
ihshed 10 Chsriestowa, for two months sie-
eessfveiy. aud Posied al the front door OF toe
eourt-hoese Va the said town cfCAariesio~s.
copy-Teste,
RoRERT T. BROWN. ciak
March I. le3S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-08

a sALVE FOR TBR CURE OP SORE
N. kfk9,--fhose Who ere sGiictsd 9th
sore efSs ny deFena upen iis saicaoy, u
they VIZ ~ ~ Al Sho have tried Il Jet
Fogsale 81 gANEs HloGiNs.
FEB. y, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-08
NEW GOODS,


HNHE subscriber has again received a
n large aud extensive assortment Of the
most Fasbionsble aud Seasouabie
&IkW GOODS
His Stock embraces every article OF utility
end comfort, - we'll as substantial and fash
ionaBie-i indeed every article lhat a. usually
ksPS In Retail sIors--saeh as
Cloths, Cassimsres, Cassiatfs, az eoLors,
oRoCERIEs,
Hats. Boots, Shoes. HIdcgrs, Gina,
t2c. Gc.
Suffice il TO say, bis Stock j. complete. and
will be sold on such terms o. canRol fail 70
please, lie respectfully iayiies a cali. fron,
his friends aud the public generally.
THOMAS HUGHES.
usrPsrs-Feuy, Peb. I, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-08
V'srginim, 60 sCts:

- ~~~~NNJ
AT Rules-bolden- in The Clerks ossiee OF the
CIRCUIT Superior Court Of Law aud Chan
Gerry for Jefferson County, The hrsl Mon
day in February, l53s
George w. Hammond. md John H. shrop-
shire, meechans PsrtDers, trading un-
der the name aud firm Of Hammond and
Shropshire, PtsiaitE,
.iG.9LNST
George c. smoot, Thomas Smith, James J.,
Miller, Alexander q. L. Dr. dsn, William
Aibvrtis, aud William Lucas,
D.rsadulis.
IN CH.i.HCERY
HNHE defendants George &. Smoot, Thom-
II a. SAITH, ami William Aiburtis, not
having entered thar appearance, and given
security according 10 The act of assembly
and the rules Of this court; and u appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not
Inhabitants Of this country; II Is oTdsrsd,
That the said defeOdAnls do appear here on
the frat day OF the next term, aud answer
the 6Hl Of the plainiiiIs; and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper pnblished ia .CharleStown, Tor
two mOnihs successfully, aud pOsled al the
front door Of the eourt-hoase' in Tie said
toAn Of ChArisstoWn. -.
A Copy--Tssta,
ROBERT r. BROWN, Clerk.
March 4, 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-08


YvHiS thsropsh-brsd stslIisss viii sisni
- ths -u-vies rpssrs, commencing ou Tie
10Th u March and cndipg cd the Let uf July,
AZ tbs stzoie AID 6ncer Tie diEsetson Of Tho
nas q. Baylor. ons nsila fron Lee TOW q. Jef.
fsrsSn county Fs.s where gram and pssuirs
age WI be fsraishsd 70 aarss a the usual
prizes.
PEDxunEE.
cHANTtcLEER sss bred By the late
Jsnes q. Greer. Esq Of NsessHsad cesnty,
ta---foaled ln iS2f--got by oid SIR Archie,
out 81 Black Ghost ube bs,l brood mare OF
her day.) shs Mas got oy i.ishtioot-s ia,-
ported bdfse o>esfi her dam. Pill Box. BY
The Imported horse Psutshon, berg dam
hel9oassns, By Burwsli's Traveller; hsrg
3. da@ Virginia, by cid Mark Aethoay her
e. &. =. dam Polly Bard, by tho Imported
horse ar'stotie, her g.g. x dan rodDg
'bonny Lass, 81 tho iBpolied horse Jolly
Roger, ogl Of The imported mare Bonny Lass
oy Bay Boiton-- Dsrlsys ArJbian-- Byetiy
Turk fsiislst Bsrb-- f,sses Waite Turk
Natural Bsgb Mare.
have said t5st Blaek-Ghost was one OF
the bead brood mares of her day. IN proof
olthss, : need 9siy state thsi, che "a the dam
oI The following Distinguished race and brood
,maress Cesfeai WJnns babelia, on. Of
- 49, f~~~f" " THot W lahu uaut OF COl.
Nynns h-e horse Anvil, Lady Washington
snd Pleton, )-Columbia, THE dam OF Kate
ksnaon, Meg Dcdd's and Miss Matte, that
beat Virginia Tailor I mila hests- on Long
Island l---sii got By Sir Archie, and full sis
tiers to-Chahticleer.
Chaniieiscs was trained when three years
old by James 3 Garrison. ESQ, bat IN con.e-
qaeDce Of an injury sustained ia ono Of his
teet. when colt, he was r,in ouly Dnce In
mat race, though anauectssfui, he ran win
credit IL was and still il the opinioa Of Mr..
Garrison, that but for hrs lsmeness ae would
have won the race.
lie was trained sgsia at 6 years old BY
Mr. Garrison, but 10 trial biz foot gave
SAY, again, and be was inrned put. Ia this
trial be beat both Of bis compsiiiors.
RICHARD @. BAYLOR.
Feb. 8, ls38.-lL
y. B.-Furihsr particulars made known
hereafter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-08
no CURE NO ray.
PRICE So.

A1 o FICTION. This extraordinary che
~ INITIAL compensation. The Tesssii ~ sviese ss.A
the iasentioa az eelebrsfed medical sa.sn lhs'
introduction of Which 10 the paGiie VS. ia,rsseS
eth the sOlcmniiy uf a desih-tsrd bsqe.ts. has
since galsed reiinisiiis congratulated, flIy
t-Ioing the cofFeetaess ~ the lhtoettul ID tsft.-
ley last confession that is d4Fcsi DE- vsI-
oui giving 20 poSlSTity ihr ben~f, - bis kaos-
ledge on THIS euigrSt Hfd hg therefore - qscsf-
ed 10 his friend std attesdAht S0ls,saou tzsA he
secret Of his discovery.
Il y noH used Ia the pribeil asf lsosiiizis. sd
the private practice in our esfui' D. 6rss xi. sai
cerisialy igr ihc csge 81 The Pftas and slss -
eH,rhs',cly sH4 eifrsto.iiy bsflle ezcdeiisy,
snless where its elects aru snssss-d. EfAT-
'i.Is - the following eonslsi,ass
fe' Drspss.--Crvating eAtraaf,lasary sbscfs-
lioa ., ouee
an ss-easaRs-l1,.sl,,siag thsfs ~ . fee h,,rs.
H'seon'g'is'' - Asutr as Lhsosis, sisislg qsssA
Sore TzrDa3 .--Isy sanerrs. ,,I,rrs - .sit,
CrsHp and J5hsspsny ceayA --t.as.s@sll,.
and over the chest
az B,rases. Strahs aid BarA.. s.sri.s i >
Sores aud Uzesrs --wke,h,r GresA - long
standing, and fever sbrrt
hs opefsti0s.s uisnn sfisila snd skiislssa d -
dac'ng ricuroslie - iiiags sd icaa.lsil.s ss.T,
sisd tEh,neas a The clsrH ~ rr4assiioa ~ sine
pasta has been stfrpFisihg brf ost rsissei tser
The eomEpoa rssa.Fk ~ si,ose wts hsse uaef a
a ihe PiGEs, is, - A ssss lac sA-.ra,"
TIE PILES. The pfisr 81 i r.f.saasaf -
'ny Person pho VII uss bU,iir - ite9ss fli,.t.
ment TOE the Piles, and FetuFn De e1arsr bafsf.
s'ihpui being eured. 1hese afr the t.lsilise ~.
dere Of The proprietor 81 tisr sEsnls sna &c q
many thousands odd aot oss hss irsa iislsssasss
tot
We might iusrFt serti6estss % ssss trresh -
prefer ihss those ~io seil ne assizie sil saii-
bit ile original - pufshsscrs.
r. agrvIFrn
: splsudid sngTsscd sfseper. q. atlsh . ~
asnse, snd siso fhsf y ~ -ferRfs
SOLOMON HAsa
ITSidd wholesale auf rrss.l ~ Csssst..ek a
Co, Sole Agonts, 2 Firishsr.siFr.f. s.rss Ma
densi.ane, oae derr htios F-esf-sirart. Nee
Nork, spt ~ zee Dgugzisi % esrFs taas b a.
Iuion. Aasi rreeissd a tuuNEN
H.rrsfs- F-rrs NJ - fafr -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-08
EollRld.

SOME time IN December last, on the top
- of the Blue Ridge mountain, West Of
Hiiisborough, beg containing OF 4
Mil Picks. two Shirts, small quantiiy OF
Tobacco, SC. Tho owner can have them BY
calling 81 my residence near Keyss' FERRY,
aud paying the cost Of this advsrtiasusent.
gro. RlDENoUR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-08
BOOK R1NeDERx.

a @. TseHiFFELY. having purchased
<AS Of John n, Bell, the BiNDERY in
WiDchsAter, respectfully Informs the public,
that he IS prePated to execute ali L nds Of :
BOOK BINDING an4 E.aPER RULING.
tie will manufscsurs, al short 6oties. and in
a substantial manner, BLANK BOOKS Of
exers description.
A. q. L. being practical Book Binder,
and having conducted the establishment for
The iasttwo yesFs. be feels confident that the
work hereafter executed BY him viii be al
least equal TO that which has Characterised
IL for that tine
g5-Books made TO order will Be warranted
WincbcsteT,. Dec. 81, i53b--6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-08

M As found 90 sunday last, near the
w Episcopal Church, Ia this town, a
Watch Seal, with Chain and Ring attachsd;
whlch Tie owner can have 81 calling % this
oa'ee and describing Them, ADD paying for
this advertisement.
Feb. %, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-08
FgMALg SCHOOL,
REEfRfNcfs.

REFERENCES.
BxnsYullE, Dec. 22d, 1891.
Miss ELzA e. P,NE hes taught an English
Seoool Ia our village for several years, end
a gives us pleasure To sists hat ~e'eossjder
her well qualified 10 give Instruction IN all
tho brsnchss OF Ensiish Education aud that
her amisbic -msessrs aud 'deportmeat. and
the high itshding which she has si~s,s main
tsined in oor. society. entitIs her 70 The fun
ssi eoa6debcc OF parents.
CYRUS .TcoP,vfcE.
7REgDWRLL S-NiTH,
JOHN H9Y,
H. W.fS8LAGT0S. Principal
n fhs b y. .iead,ms.
Rer. H-H N. JACKSON,
Rsv. a. d. .kC0RKLE,
JOHN THOMSON,
GEO, BL-iKEMoRE.
lis. W. C0iP. PriaeipaI Of
= fAs Bsryyrists .4esdemy.
ROBERT PAGE,
JULIA BERKELEY
Jan. 10. I637.--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-08
GOODS

o. every Descriptions and fashios. snd The
latest patterns the markets can produce
shieh esnnst b. surpassed BY sny IN The
country for beauty, ssyie and durability, AT
of which Gill be sold AZ UNUSUAL low prices
Tor cash. or 90 credit 20 good snd punctusl
customers. he invites ali i6 -ssrrh Of good
bargains. 10 call and ezamins his Stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, ~ he assures
them nothing shall be wanting on his part 10
please. His stock consists 10 part VI the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-08
Cloths, Cassisneres, sc.

Super. blue. black. dshlia, srosa. olive.
g'esn. mkt. and sInn.siea CLOTHS and
cAsSiMEREs,
striped. figured, and plain saisineis. Of su-
pefior and other qualities. -
Bssr.tin and PHO, cio,h., Of ansxssIlsn,
en=!.iys
Pulled Linseys,
Striped and Pi.in Linssys,
Cut Velvet and SILK yestings.
Silk veltet aud Satin-fseed do.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-08
Caticoes, .ylssftms, ShasrSs,
Lfaselss. sc.


Super. Italian aud other SILKS,
Black Italian crAsats,
Plain 4 Sqake-kkla Stocks, new article
italian Grapes, plain and fig'd Ribbons,
Scarlet. white, rcd,' aud green flsnnels, !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-08

George G. snoes, Thomas smith, James J
Miller and Alexander q. L. Drydsn.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-29
A Dialogue.

Sub Treasatry-1fan.-I go for an entire
separation of Government from Banks, and /
think Mr.. Van Buren, deserves the thanks of
the country for his plan of sub-treasury, and
BY commencing the glorious work by the is
sue Of Treasury Notes.
Whig--Iam States Rights man, and am
unwavering in my principles; but stiI, in the
present emergency, Think, as did Mr.. Cal
hOuA, m lsloand 1884, that a National Bank
would be the best remedy for the evils we now
labor under.
Sub Treasury Man.--Now have YOU
Where do you find the clause in the Copsti.
tuition authorising the establishment Of a Ma
tional Bank! ann strict eonstrasctionist.-
and follow the letter of the Constitution
What have you now to say!
/. Whig.-I have in answer only one word to
say. You advocate, you say the issue If
Treasury notes BY Government. Tai me, If
yOu please, sOHat clause Of the Constitution an
dOrizes the issue Of these notes.
Sub Treasury lfan.-W hy---a-I-I-
good morning sir.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-29
THE GOVERNMENT ON IT'S MAR
ROW BONES.


By reference to our Congressional pro
ceedings, it win be observed that the Govern
ment of the United States is BROKEN; has
FAILED to all intents and purposes, and
that nothing can save it but by borrowing mo-
ney Of. those who win lend It, or by having a
few more Treasury shin-plasters issued ...r.
Van Buren, says, that the United States are in
''i0anaine7at danger Of being rendered unable 10
discharge aoith good faith and prosnptitude, the
various Pecuniary obligations Of Government. .
Was there ever In the history of the country
parallel to this! Where is the gold and silver
that was almost to have paved the sidewalks
ofthe meanest village in the Union! Where are
the floods of gold that were to be borne on the
bosom of the mighty Mississippi, enriching ev-
cry poor mans cottagel Where are they!
Echo answers achere? Mr.. Van Buren, sue
ceeded to Office with an OVERLOOKING Treasu-
ry-milions of dollars were lying idle--but
ike the Prodigal son he has wasted his sub
stance with harlots and riotous living, and now,
Is even asking the people to give him hasks, or
shin plasters wherewith to fill his belly; but,
unlike the prodigal son he IS not penitent-and
the people VIII cast him into "0ster darkness"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-29

oloas : sslles Of ge.ll. -
nected m al the relation y -
the community Of (harIe-io'o. = o.-lls. m, ~
ny ties Of friendly intercoU-s' ~. saa be = !,
gard with IFS members. ~. - -, - pelso,..
and shared It's prosperity Ne l ~. vim.
BY afflicted BY this sudas0' ~ ,' &c piOpo8.
tunes. The disaster, melancbol- q b
seems, Wlll doubtless soon be me. 9 1 i
I L p the energy and the y
You! your iellooW.cTdzens but ia a. .'.oacss {
there might be much individual - essu utls'
much personal priVation, wbich - .s'ilg -
ted BY immediate assistance : bestsvs
pose, the Board Of Director Tl.. s@ u nS
contribution at the disposal ~ - e eat1s..s
ties, who viii have the goodne-.'' !. 40;
as they may deem most eficip1t y eai POI !
Of the sufferers. " lhs NJ
With great respect, yUr,
N. B1DDIE A..
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-29

HE eAGA1 w EsIEl.l Ems efoa5 steam.
er left New York on the 9Th inst. on her re-
turn voyage to London. The scene Of her
leaving was one Of great excitement end IN
tsrest, Seventeen Steamboat beautifully de-
cofated with flags, and black with people ae-
eonpanied her % the NsrrOws She carried
out II passengers, among whom was COIohel
webb Of tie New York Courier & Enquiries,
who visits England on business connected With
his newspaper. =
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-29
MR. CALHOUN and MR. VAN RnRrN.

o. +
A rumor is in circulation, weI-founded we
understand, which corroborates the statement
we made in our paper sometime since. that
MIR. Calhoun had diUoreed himself from Mr.
Van Buren,. The story is as follows:--
Mr. Van Buren, desiring that MIR. Calhoun
should become more particularly connected
with his administration, sent Senator to feel Of
the Carohnian as to his sentiments towards tbo
President. After several interviews without
coming to the point, the Senator at last =.
marked thatit was matter Of repret to M
Van Buren, and his friends, that Mr. calhoun
and and Mr. Van Buren, were not on more friendly
terns-since they agreed IN sentiment in re-
laton to public measures. Mr.. Calhoun, # i
stated feeling hiss southern prideiniured. sharD-
y tod the senator, that if he again nentioned
Mr.. Van Bmen's name to him, he ftbs sans.
tor) must not expect the continuance Of b;s1
friendship Fl him; for, said Mr.. Calbs6
z have 10 confidence II Mar4n Van ,.rs5
ether d 3 asasfor as q politioia1. This
was not sufficient, II appears for tile Pres;Jant
for i i sad he wrote to M. Calhoun verv
plausible and artful letter, asking bis an,;;s:.
On some matter Of public interest Mr -,
hom replied 70 tie letter and said, thai -
President Of the United States had rs,,,e...,
his opinion. be would cheerfully grant 49, 49,
quest bit bsiors doing "a. he o',.s, -,
that hse0ald not hns.os lEltin - H,....
go nan, orAs had l,es $ ~, - -.
ma o. IS q p0Iiliic1a -
sVegiys &c sssoss Is We heard Z e
lng OuE belief tllst t i. d tie main t,,.s
ANoTIEER NRHIe VloroR z.2f sesnt
elty election 2 Troy, y. y tie lphias else.
ted every pne q der candidate
- 3. SAenange % the North does
gs money Is quoted
nom i9 q 80 par 81. discob6f 3
elaeas Ee g PEI Ct discount
ank ana pPsie e ts'l2 PEI esnt.
20 WI IS s
esat q i II intends IS 81
sseseI s dice q Ropes
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80! Wealk sr nation.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-29

To Commemorative have received
several communications on the exciting topics
of the day, which we would be pleased to pub
lish, if it were possible to make them inteIligi-
bic. The fact is, that we have not the time to
correct and punctuate them, and unless that is
done, some of the essays Of our correspond
ents would appear SO absurd, that they would
be ashamed of their offspring. If our friends
would be carefulto write legibly and punctu-
ate correctly, nothing would afford us more
pleasure than to publish their articles. "a PLAN
TER shall appear In our next.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-29

ItaPpears tolerabIy certain that Bank with
a capital of Fifty Millions is to be established
IN the city of New York, under the new
Banking law of that State. The CONNER
cial Advertiser Says 1t win be bank that
Will take the lead of the union-and which, in
the absence of National Bank, will be the
next best engine of currency to such an inst.
tution."
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-29

The Tennessee Volunteers in the Florida
service, have been hOnOrably discharged, and
have returned 10 their homes. Major Lauder
dale, Their hte commander, we regret to learn
Is dead, Of pulmonary disease. A large por-
ton Of the regular army are on their march
from Florida to the Cherokee country.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-29

The Vicksburg Sentinel and ExpositOr and
the Southern Mechanic, have been united,
and win be published under the title Of the for
mer. Wewish the new concern success in
every thing but Its politics.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-29
@ontgeta tsas.
9RAPm naaTn9P9o
TUESDAY. May as.
The Loco Foco' oFganof tlis city. gtllnd {


The Loco FOcO 'ofganof tbs city, stang to
the quick and maddened to desperation at its
defeat in tbs county, and in the State, cannot,
Il appears, find any other object upon which
to vent its spleen, than the Argus. This
Is an right, for we have broad shoulders and
can bear az L has to say; and, indeed, we have
endeavored to encourage it IN its displays Of
passion and modification, that the people Of
Lowndes county might perceive the character
Of heiournal, which has for years, until the
present time, heldsuch powerful sway over
their opinions. 1.-THE sceptre has departed from
JUDAH and thePeOple are beginning to as
certain the source from whence to derive cor
rect information. It would be unnecessary as
wen as undignifed in US to make any answer
to, or take any notice Of the gross personal al
Iusions which appear in the paper alluded to o
last Saturday. We merely refer to it to say
that we felt raised ten-fold IN our own estimal
ton after readingit
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-29

LoUrsIANA.---We are happy to observe that
but two candidates for Governor Of Louisiana
are before the people, viz: A. B. Roman,
CWhig) and D. Prieuer, QocOfOco9 The
success If Mr.. Roman q without doubt