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r EIGHS NISI PRIUS.---An abrdgment Of the Law
IL Of Nisi Prius. BY p. Brady Leigh ESQ.,, Of the In
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A POSToLIC FATHERS-Just received for sale by
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handsomely bound price 81 so. The Genuine Epistes
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LETTER TO DIR. GREEN.

nEAR FRIEND Some three years since, made
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HISTORY OF ROME-Tnnslated from the Ger.
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NTIE3URHR'S HISTORY OF ROME, 9 octave vols.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-22

~ the Senate, Feb. Z, on lie subject Of Ado
iiiion Petitions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-02

Tue WEsr.-The 81. Louis Iepubl.
can says: some idea may be formed Of
the dsmand. IN this city. iol store, and bu.
s'ness houses from the following fae,:-A
gentleman informed Us YESTERDAY tina,
he owned :. tsnemenis on Front or W a,sr
street The buildings cost hin fourteen
bundled dollars. and the two are nowr.nt
ed Tor eighteen hundIed dollars a year
More was offered. bat they were engaged.
IL eastern capitalists are at ANY loss -
iind a'sie ADD profitable investment for
iheT money just let :hcm come to =,
Louis, putn INTO houses and lots. sod
they may SIT down conienied. ASSURED
That :, viii double Itself every > wear.
II not IA less time. Bat this state az
things. It Is SAID, casno, continue bas
continued Tot several years. the pressure
add hard tunes 10 the coausry no,N,ih.
standing. and instead oi exhibiting ami.
nu,ion OF demand It appears 20 be on Il q
ineIea.e.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-02

Free Bmkiag." tcM rsnesa,. &c -
The Mobile Journal of The 10Th instant
says
The "Welumpka Trading Company. 8"
or fres banking association at Wetumpka
IN this State, has gone OF. bodily The
President, Directors and Company have
absconied 10 Texas. with all tue assets Of
tho concern upon which they could Law
their hands. The Wetumpka psper says
that "the systematic adrei,noss with which
they have swindled the community ont
Of j lbs, ODO to ltu 0O0, puts Dr.. Dyo,l
and the Wild Cat Banks at defiance
"A public meeting at Weiumpka has1ap-
pointed Committee TO make public
statement Of the nature, extent and Jro.
gress OF the fraud and to describe the
swindlers correctly for The benef, Of The
rest Of the world.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-02

There were forty applications for d..
voree at a late term of the supreme Cou,,
OF Ohio. We will venture 10 ola.,i.,
them. BY husbands 3. by wives IL -
OF the latter, The causes assigned were a,
follows: Cruelty IL. inidelity -, abandon
ment and refusal to support ID. OF tho
81 husbands thus corr planned of by wive.
p were decidedly Incorporate, and .
moderate drinkers In tho three spp,l.
cations by husbands. the causes assigned
were, infidelIly 2, elopenent l. In all
three cases, The wives we're driven 10 thu,
BY ihe cruelty and in,enperance OF tbs
husbands. - Vest. Pggcr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-02

Abolition AND PoLIricS The In.
quIfer eth bnrps upou Abolition, and with
its usual iocI endeayors To identity Il
With the Wing cause. We should DO IN
justice TO The intelligence ofthe Editor c:
that paper 10 suppose iha, he believes in
any such idsnHiy. We know that II -
impossible. II is tor himself. II he really
does not, 20 justify as ~ can. his iusiei-
GUS and unfair Efforts 20 produce such an
impression am ong his reader. The En-
quiTer knows that The Abolition question
- not one al PGyiies. bat u sections 1t
knows, too. that. #, for ,he purpose OF con
c'haiinS Southern support Tor tho North
EN- candidate Tor the Proficiency. the
Northern friends Of that candidate sre
seemingly wiih Us on Hat quosIion. It j.
only a temporary slhsnee. for trsn,icr,
object. 1t knows, above all iha, the South
oan never rally upon a NILSSON ri RE
IRICTlONIST 10 maiuton Southern
principles and 70 defend Southern night,
--pariicuilr!y al his Gus. when Flofid,
southern territory. is about TO ak (of
sdmlss,on into The Union VI Mr.. Van
Bufeu himself j. iih u now. 1t &, only
beesuse be has sold Lis Nonbern pfinef.
pies nad pfejUdicss Tor Southern votes -
And @e leave q fsr the world Ia saw - hat
confidence csn be repossd "a the fidelity
q man who has thus thrown h,m,eif
'nio market and j. % TO the highes, b.4
der - Lyneb5s0g I"giaiaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-02

Hon PaiCrs.--A writer ia the United
S'a'cs Glzete sugxests that the Cause Oi
lhi present high prices OF marketing may
De ailribn,ed ~ the great expenditure on
Intornll improvements now taking place
Though The county ADD the consequent
Withdrawal Of labor from agricultural pur
suits. Ito seems TO fear that the Morus
Muliieauli' mania now raging with such
fearful violence throughout the coun,ry
wI.l no, TEND 10 lessen tie evil.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-02

CHiRLESrowN 6 JEFFERSON CoUN-
Tl SAVINGS INSTITUTIONAL an cleo
ton held at the cour-hoise On Glle 20,A uii. tho
following gentlemen were elected Disccturs Of
ihis Institution for the heSt twelve months:
Joseph vi Brown, Robert L. Brown. William
Crow, Hcary l.. Ely. David Howell. George
W Hammond, George w. SaPpingion. Charles
G.. Sicwau, YIN, G. werihius,on, John J. II.
SiTailh. Leonard Sld.er, IL. y. Gallahsr, and
Samuel G,dcaour.
The boarl have elected rAyin HOW'LL Prcsi-
deGt and RicnAED WILLIAMS Treasurer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-02

alIsSIssIPPI RAILROAD BANK - The
Vlckshury Sentinel asserts a. a fact. that
the RAIlroad bank. or al leas, The prc,i.
dent thereof, bad engaged half a million
OF Texas bonds. and had paid over the
whole amount IA Railroad banl, paper,
payable on demand, and checks a; %
days en- thu north. The Sentinel in,i.
mates iha, the paper payable on demand
was depo.i,ed ia the Merchants bank Of
New Orleans. sad that Mr.. Rob5ia. bad
succeeded IN seqncs,raiIng The funds. ana
thus blown up the speculation. The Sen
iinel styles IT one OF the most mons,rous
tfansacIions tia, the mos, degenerate days
OF banking aud financ.ering ever produc-
eel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-02

.N. Billie still IN nc fekA-We per.
ceive by al advertise nent IA tho Penn
sy lviniln. that Mr.. Nicholas Biddle, re
neraliy called by the qsRocrsis Mex
B'ddie. Is va the field yet, being President
OF lhe "Phlladelphia society tor promo
ting Agrieulture. /" aud j. s,ili engaged IN
his unhciy practices Of ''bribing7 and
buying up" the people. by Offering pre-
MUM. OF prizes Of : 10 for ,urnips. 81
Tor oiro's So for rarsuips. and other such
like enoTmi!ies, We submit the ca.e 20
ne Richmonh Eo9u,rs and y, Hyac-ra
trough. the President OF he Bank Of V,r-
ginia, Us our Indignation Is 90 excessive
al this andseio"s proceeding a, totally 10
disqul'ify rs from proceeding IA dec.
rouS strain. We can only take up and
repeat tue cry. IN view of this alarn .n :
mess" Ia .'yms Ia .nmsgi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-02

BrrF.-The plot thickenS-prime eu:s
two shillinss and two pence pound, shins
eight pence. The DFovcfS 81 al not sell
cattle 10 butchers on such terms a. will
enable them TO reduce, therefore No must
ca no beef. or rather we must. like good
Catholics, keep a kiad Of Lent. snd only
cat beef three times week, and then
very sparing!y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-02

CuEshrrAKr FIsHERIEs.-We learn
from the Georgetown Advocate of Friday
las, tia, the fisheries on the Po,amac have.
during the present week. been unusually
productive. large Quantities of shad and
herring having been caugh, at all The land
ings. Shad have been selling Of George
town from 80 To $40 per hundred. ADD
herring at 81 per thousand, with brisk
demand for country consumption.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-02

FtHEHtL PRoct,sfOv The funeral
ol General samuel SBhh took place ~
Baltimore on Tbarsdsy evening ls.t. u hen
he vas buried sith hOrors becomiag The
imPorlsni stations he bad filled IN public
life. The President 81 the UNIrED STATS.
the Heads q Departments. the Governor
Of Maryland, with other distinguished per.
sons, attended BIS funeral.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-02

During the recent fro in Albany. a
a boy about four years Old was left asleep
an bouse. AID forgotten IN The hurry
and confusion OF thu moment lis mother
afterwards recollcciing the situation Of
her child. rushed through the flames and
seized her sleeping boy, and no sooner
had she gained the object Tor Which she
was willing TO usS her hie. than i, VAS
discovered that all means OF escape were
Gu, oil. save that OF lsaping from lie So
eond story Window with her child. Inch
Si,hou. a moments hesitation was done.
wi,hou, any material injury TO herself or
child.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-02

RALTlHoRE Custom HoUsE-REMo.
vALs.-ltIs SAID in The Baltimore papers
that The Van Barren Central Committee
waited on Mr.. FrIck, the Collector, TO
desire him 10 remove from office. certain
officers in the Custom House who ore
named; that he very properly refused. and
that depu,aiion was then sent from thu
Committee 10 ;he President, Of the l.. s..
20 desire bis removal from Office /, re-
mains 10 DO seen how the President will
act.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-02

TIC paf'l iprnrr parry r..rre ~ unaircb
I'd ftisulinaf.n a. rot 70 country or % ,,,,
% ani H1h rrlg. Gee mean. gh.rh they ba,.
100 TIER hfHit ani which faeg 1se without SIN,
or .crup rtsb'e fiefn o. do grcai Zeal t,a.,l.
acc mr Their pamcifal woft
10 o. bl' fe4 days since that ia Tho
6iote there w. notice by lhe Seere,a.
% q Zoe Treasury, that be Lad "a circuit.
ton upwsfds q seven millions o. Tfsa.y,,
Notes The Administration j. tbe soi,
ai'y ih4i issue Pgpsr money, and 1t need,
not .vch q sage as The Edrcf II The (.i,i.
. assufe 90 ,hs' u evinoes IN noh,ssl,,,
Determination 20 rule o. ruin a." We
bad thought th4t sncs the Tfe,..,.,
Notes acre the only mredermaLle rs.,,
currency 90 10 country tic Globe I.l.l
Tor season ceato 10 deoubciafi0ns .f,,.
per money lor fear Of afeelinr ID, osn
party Bot defeat Leads 10 desns,.,,,o
and hence there hss lately sppssred 81.
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