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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
Notice.

V>IiE NOTES gwen at Bartholomew smith.
I sAle bee sme due CA she l2tH in,t. aud Sero
left IN NV possession To receive Pasmsnt, or to
hand them over for collection .ibquI respect To
pcrsohs JOHN kABLE.
sept 10, l-3o-3,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
E4. a. A. CAMPBELL,
Ne. 15S BaiIIusoSe street, HaItIr.srr.
I,oDorfers If I,,geI.. I.,,.I... -


Ne. 1SS Bai'InsoSe STREET, BsItIussre,
Importers Of Watches, Jetceiery, Lamps,
Plated and Britannia Ware, Pistols,
Military Goods, Sc, and Man
JactureTs IF Siper
Spoons, Forks, Sc,
Invite the attention Of purchasers 20 their
- Ptsseni assortment, com briiise
Gold aBd silver Lever. Duplex, Lepine, Aaehor
EscspeDeHt. independent Seconds and Yer
teal WATCHES. Of = reesal style add sape-
TioF finish
Co -Gusrd and Fob CHAINS,
seals and Keys,
Fer Rogs. Brsssipins, Finger Rings,
Gold and silver sfEETACEEs,
Pencil Gases and Thia,hits,
Casters. Coasters, CsI.d,sstieks. Wsitsn and
Cake Baskets,
firiantA TEA SETS. msds b. Dixon a sons:
Pea Knives, Rstors. Asuai snd MsRtsi LAMPS,
aud Csndelsbfss.
Silver Table. Tee snd Dessert spoons aDd FORKS.
Ladis,, sussf Tongs, &c.
Together with cos,plsts sssoFtment n MIL
ITARY GOODS, e. swoFd,, Epaulsltss. sush-
~, Piumes, sc
The absvs being u Ineif ovn IMPORT ATtON
they 90 cell on ~ FAVORABLE TERMS o.
ans other sslsblBhuasnt 10 this rountry.
n F-MlLiTARY COMPANIES fafnishsd a. .
short notice BY sldfsssirg % sb0vo.
Baltimore, Sept 90 st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
Splendid China. &C.

"A FEW setis Of Splendid DiuinE and TIE,
"A China, Ivory Handled Kni'es and Forks. IL
Iui' "r single seus, also, splendid seits Of Tel
Trays, for sale low.
J. }. & Z. p. MILLER.
Sept. 90, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

'irtu- 81 dssd 81 trust sxsfsfsdior.
- iH1'tfisrf go tts o. Gs5 % Jsus. ie3g.
~ "iliisn A9snf. ip ssftrt its psJ msrt of =
sl.n pi mennF trsrt in urHfi.ned. 81 ltrffaf.t,
s'essHf aH1 1ames q $50 k-ls- re s..s.e,,i..,
~ tfasise. eti Gee sf rpa. ssis. 81 tBa rsst.
dFfro % 'ad fisfs oi Csnip iiig fssfpsgs.
FfrfY ~ tsif drs - rs -CO.t.sss. 81 s.sf..f
> " 80 ibe Fsopsfiy ni,uiioatd 10 ss,i t,s.t
VIZ
Thfss Pefthsf nel, nsastssfs go Bsi4.sr.
Oas T0t.die g-1 DeIsfsad atf nsd5,ar
THa Tea plate sf5Fes.
zee rossf hairs sso norhing %
Tao seff.fsrrs aas SEA- csc
Tso phIeE 500 oas Sfsssfssi rsbls
f'Hs Naaezang nfsssiar Diafs.
Oas gifbtfsf Ciofkf
Ons tnF'-iart 80 lives 81 . Faf.eif 81
uaFsetoi1 81 kfetsh Fafesafs t.,ssthes
vis ,ts '''FfFsi e ssii tdsa.s y ~ ssisis -
BE- father Aiersnfrf Afsas. asre.ssa
$50. os' NEGRO yvorTAw.
Irfns fssH aUttf Ntff7fssa
ssIf 20. fsg3 r,....
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

HNWO very superior Bull Calves Of tie - la
n TTprsd Durham Short tiorn" breed. Onc
OF them - now about two nOnths oid-rsnd - o (,
got by the imported bull NJ. Berry = dam
'N'clor's,' 10y imported Ne plume = grand dam
Bedford by Young Admiral out Of 'O.d
Bedford, . noted Engl,sh COW oSasd by JOha
Wellcs, E'q of Boston, which was remarkable
fOF deep milking properties srd propensity 10
take on tat q desirable combination Of quail.
ties eminently Characteristic of the snort
Horn race Young Admiral was by Ada,i.
raj the thoroughbred huil derived from Hub
bse,' Comet &c. wbich vas presented 81 o
high cot hy The late Admiral SIR Isaac Coin a.
the trustees Of the Massachusetts Agricultural
Socirty.
The other is seven months old sd Tor svrn-
meirs std stks has no superior. lie Vas got bi
the Imported hull NpnicIuma darn bs Fred
srick grand dan ~ imported 'usrunon ~hp
~sf bred by : Whitaker. E.1.. snd derived 90
direct lane FROM uYbtsc.' sc &c.
These animals will be- Gi.po.ed Il " rea.
sonsbie rate AIN u. BJIELER
Founthin Root. Sept ~. I-3l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
Sep, 10, 1889

srJ@The business viii ~ continued by tho
'uu,erihrr. al he old .tfud. on ihr coIner West
Oi the Bank. Spoutirg Sheet Iron work, such
n stove Pire. SC sc executed al the shortest
notice. ,utpy % TN WARE always KEEP:
on hand. ROBERT q EAWLlNS.
thstlrsiovn n, Sept -, I-I9-tr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
Notttr5.
CENTENARY IN sMlrHFIELD.

The public exercise on next Sabbath morning
IN The Methodist Episcopal Church in Smithfe.d,
will have special reference to the Centenary of
Me,h"dism All those IN that neghbouGhood,
who may wish 10 bring IN their thank offerings
for that purpose, are invited To be present
Sept 26. &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
Cheap Cloths and Cassincts.

you wish TO Purchase Cloth, and Csssinrts
% per cent cheaper than you ever saw then,
eau on } }. Il L r. MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

I'D EsPECTFuLLY iaforns BE lslssss as8
4 \ lbs psois. thst ~ hss preserved 80 ssr.
Wees e eoupsiset hsnt e heFsis 81 kiats q
fysiehss SD Cio,ks, - wAleA hrsseh - ~ ~
siaess particular stitsiiss uiii - sil uass "
ea..l...sss. Seq. g. go
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
EarthenwRrc. China, and
Glassware.

EaTthenvarc. China, and
Glassware.
40 OBEHT ~ MiLLtR hss Imported a. the
n D SHIPS Pisaeer, snd Gvnsfal Washing De-.
ipst arri' 81 this port from liverpool.
99s Crates ard aG EEsEsheaas 81
EartbtnWart, CHINA, st.
C0mPf hing . Eesefsi I'D eoa,pists s,sortnss ni
u this dssrrpiion of Goods
n ~. ailisF has siso on had snd y cos.
sisntls receiving pddairns 10 hes stoek q
Cot, plan, pressed sod ssogi,lvd Giass. ~ are
Brusass Tes-P0ts. sussr and Cfsass. ~
psfsis 800 b. ssts
Astfai. Wall. svsPsndihE sid uuii Lsa.ps.
GsfBss silver snd Briisania Csstofs,
Cot Sod plsia Botilss
o. a. ~ foltefs cell from he asrehssts Of
The uppsr couniry o. sssmiHs hs stock. 81 o.
sssofimsnt, sigiu snd pieces, being sobG.iont be-
esa sapPiy them uPon 81 good iefas and pfirss
~ ihsg esn meet ufih in sby 81 The Norihsrn
cdles, shh goods, ahish be hsusfs hinssif. ..
faihsf superior - qlslity. style aud patterns
ihaa can usgaiiy - msg sih
y. -Winsas Giass, Il 30 sifss. PIPES b.
bozss, aus Feesfsl aslouaeat % stouss are,
q snesiisaf qasifY
AlsssoSfis. pa ~ -. ie59 --lt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
NOTICE.

\ NliE partnership heretofore existing betwesa
- the undcr,igned. IN The Tia aad Coppersmiih
Bsn'H','. va, Dissolved hl muinsi consent on the
l ith INST FRANCIS W. kANLlNS,
ROBERT d RANLINS.
Sept ID. 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

~ The Ladies Of Cbarlestowb and It's yiei-
nifty iayorably disposed towards purchasing an
organ for The Presbyterian Church ia this place,
are requested TO meet at Doctor CRAuER's on
Tomorrow evening. CFriday.) At } o'elocS. The
object 81 this meeting - To make ihe necessary
arrangements for The anticipated Fair, and for
holding The same at November Court
sent 9G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

sD~Thcre will be preaching in ihe Union
Church IN Smiih6eld on Sunday morning, at II
o'eloek-and al Stones Chapel, al 3 O'Clock, r.
W. Sept. %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

~ ukNtANl TO a warrant So Us directed, We
- hs's NJ d'' viewed Tour cstrsy ycstl,pes,
-hs"n % u' ~ Wa ~. I.1jtu. AksHt Tor D.
:. scoilc'. srd c. Gud Iie sane ~ bs-one =
hfudle Euii which We value a. Ss-obe !.
brown muiey "tter, which 10 syFrsise ai A..
one b'sek mulcy. sppfa .srd 30 sG-ths oibsr
a black ltei'"r. ~,,h NJ iir bask ane horns AZ.
praised to ss-pli spPear 10 be- one year old
"d without suY ear marks. Given urdtr our
hands, THIS - b dsS 81 ~rTttmhrr. 1889
Gito s.. LUDWIG
NATHAN BARNS.
JOHN q. MfEHs
u The owneg &c 0wuets Of tl= above e.
ifs's sfc r'qps-icd o. come forWard. Prove pfo-
pssiy. psy charge, and Z, Be rlte,o aSaS
Nm 70 NiOLLTr
sept 10 l~1l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

n5-A ProifacIed Meeting OF The MrthoIi,,
Protetianis will be held AT Kableiown,-coD-
mencing on Saturday, l2th Of October.
Sent 96
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
TO SDor1s,s. IN.

GUPERIoR Rife PowJe by pound or C an.
Si,ter, Shot Of all Nos, Split caps and I.e I'D
for sale By &EP. MILLER.
Sept. 90 IR39
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
Did.


On Tuesday the Eth instant, in Shepherds
town. Mr. BESJAMIST +. BrsEY, IN the Ssh year
OF his age.
SANuEi. RUssELL, IA the 29ih year Of hiS age.
On the llin inst. at hts residence IN Gcrrarl'S-
town, Va. Dr. NICHOLAS e. MAGILL, in the 35lh
year OF hts age, foimeriy nf Hagerstown, Md.
Al Cincinnati, on the 9Th INST. DIR. Isaac LYoS,
for long time resident Of Frederick, Md,
and well known To the public generally, as the
vender Of Lyons Pills
Al Hennepen. Illinois, the 22d ult BENJ.
LuNDY, editor Of the GENUS Of Universal
r. Emancipation"
On Sunday morning last, Mr.. JoHS w. Gar
TON, Of tins county, aged about % wears.
At a meeting OF Livingston Lodge. held at
their room on the evening Of tho 23rd inst the
following resolutions were passed:
Resolved, That there IS due from US 60 the
memory Of the late JoHN w. Gar-oN public
expression OF the high esteem and regard whcl,
wehaveever entertained towards Linn as n friend,
an associate, and brother.
Rssolred, That deeply depore the loss we
have sustained in his decease.
ResOtrtd, That we tender to the relatives of
the deceased our deep-lelt sympathy for their
bereavement
Resoirod, That the members of this and all
the neIRhbourine Lodges wear the usual badge
OF mourning on the left arm for thirty d,yS
KesOired, That the Free Press be requested TO
publish The above resolutions, and copy thereof
be transmitted TO the relatives Of the decreased.
J. II. STRA'TH, ~ "
JoHN III. SHROPsRIRE, Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
Andrew FIuntcT attoruirs
a.
Edward e.. COo!.c. at AdO'

AttNG assosistsd ihen,ssitet a. partner
zoe ths practice Of ihc Low withts che
rouoty 81 JsGsron. respectfully fenes The 81
irr ~ their ser,i ices 90 ~ ihe tafou. br.nrt,.
u tie profrssien.
a. Their OE are immediately opposite abe
Couu-House, where one o. both u Them rae
~ OF tines be founj Jniy ist t-JI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
INITED srATHs IHorEL

IN HarPers-feTry, Va.
FEVuE ssssr,igsss hes eP..-s FOE The rsesp.
lee, bis
.Nssc Hotel near tie Rail Road Depot,
AdosdisE has visw Of he sdjacsat eestsIo.
add Rivers, and eoavssisnt 10 The Puslio Works.
rhs house 70 entirely new. cod has been erect.
ed expressly Zoe Hotel Of the bssl order. -
The rooms are scst and eomfottabis. and IN,
Bar add Table will be always ssppi,sd With
every thing ef the bs,i sssiify Tue servants
attentive and osi,s,sg Toe friends Of the pro-
PrIetor, aud the travelling psblic, may rel, up-
on tindipg every sAsrt,oa rssds To r.,.d.s ihe,,
sojourn al this Hotel agreeable end pi.s.sn
JAMES FOLEY.
IIsrpsrs-Fsrry, Sept. &c. 1859.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
GROCERIES,.


HEOR sale. hsudsoms e4ROUCHE. BIT ~
81 sc ussa. soHsbis fsf zee - 40 horsss --
This BsFouebs - aads ~ ffal-faie Fstsrals.
sod sil be- sold 90 ssefifcs. ths osusf kas-
inE no furthsr zee for iaquifs 81 ~
FREE PREss OFFtCB
aspi as. 100.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

A BLAcK MEfEoR.--Night before last
the heavens presented very unusual aP-
pearaaee. II vas : clear star light. when
Mack column began 10 ascend IN the
south vest add northeast. dHeelly oppo-
ste each other. The one AZ the south
vas q, 6rd supposed TO be q column Of
ofsmoke. but Il soon began 10 branch OF
and the sifesmers sho, OF and varied
their position IN the ordinary say. only
they we're black sod 20 dense asto obscure
The stars over which they passed. They
stretched away from the opposite columns.
20 that about ten O'Clock 10 the evening
thsy met IN the east. We never before
have seen or hesrd Of . black AuFors
Borsalis. Fall Rirey Poiriol. SEPT. 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
I,nY tour Tn,c.li


Al fOJNG MAJ, unhsai fsa.Hy. d usas-
IA 81 ia@e5isisiy - - OvsfsssF 70 ere
- good character. 49, e rsrmaesnt fhsafisa
siii b xifsa. AVrig 20 THIS oFffCE.
esge %, fs3a Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26
w. n. q ,. III. McVEuGH,

w. ~. a. j. III. McVEIGH,
"A NE nov receiving BY Schooner Edward.
IA Vincent, and other vessels, from New
York, their Fall supply Of
9&O9s12l99,
part, Is follows;
10 hhds st. CroiS, Porto Rico, St Eu.tali..
GuadslouPe sId New OrIean. SUGARS
IS boxes best double. single L. Loaf s.r.,,.
j hhds. bright New Orleans, Porto Rieo
ana Cuba MoIsssss,
25 bbls. do. do do
l55 bags Green Rio. Old Java I,x,;,, and
81. Dou,ins" COFFEES,
- haii chests y. HJson, Gunpowder. Impc-
rial s. Pourhiug Teas, part prime qusl,lie..
j boxes plug Tobacco, 1917 aud l6,. sone
extra qualities,
~ boxes Csvindish Tobacco.
80 kegs GarrsttS Scotch SnuG.
40 Jars do. Rsppse do
10000 Principe Cigars,
10000 half spanish do.
10000 American do.
- boxes Goshen Cheese,
10 cases Pine Apple ditto,
10 boxes aud kegs COIeEats's and Poland
starch,
IL boxes Chocolate,
las lbs. frssh Nutmegs,
IS lbs. Maee-l50 lbs. Gloves
barrels Alum,
I hid. hest Dutch Nader,
10 bags fIs Blue,
hhds. Copersa,
$50 It's. ) y. Indigo,
1900 lbs. refined Salt Pstre,
10 boxes Sauger's Mustard. lin tiny
~ bags Pimeuto and SuInatra Pepper
50 mats Cinnamon,
IL bbis. clipped loswoOd,
! cask SalEraius,
barrels Epson Salts,
ID kegs Ground Ginger, (purs,)
2D bags Race Ginger,
80 kegs Brimstone,
100 boxes best Bunch and Lszer Raisins,
1900 lbs best Soft Shell Almonds,
/ 10 bales fresh Fii0erts.
S cases sup fresh Prunes [in glass iarS1
cases Preserved Ginger,
IS boxes white Rock Candy,
500 los. superior fresh Citron,
hhds. English Hanback,,
IS dozen bottles black iBk,
! l35 dozen pots superior British BlAeking,
/ 10 gross box BIsekihg,
rs boxes Rosin Soap.
! $50 boxes fancy Shaving Soaps,
/ Sperm. mould and dipt Candles,
100 nests sugar Boxes,
Is dozen Painted Buckets,
% dozen BrOoms and Nhisks,
IS dozen Bed Cord. and Leading Lines.
! 235 resms Wrapping Ssd Tea Paper.
10 do ruled aud PLAIN Cap and IL tier Paper
$50 bags Shot, (sssoried sizes)
! 1000 lbs Bar Lead
4 DuPont's and BesttyS Powder,
100 kegs Le~IN's Philadelphia Pure and No
l, White Lead,
1000 lbs Putty 100 boxes table Salt.
Is eask, superior Old Madeira VINE,
~ do - Sicily do.
SIS do Brown, Pale and Gold,
Sherry Wine,
10 do Port do,
81 do Sweet and d'y Malaga
and Marseiiles Wine,
30 do and cases Mu.eaisI do.
81 basksisCha pssnew lee, (psrt very fine ;,
1000 lbs. prime Middlings and Bacon,
/ 1900 bushels G.. A Salt,
$50 sacks fine Salt Factory hlled,)
All Of which are offered for sale - cheap q.
can be purchased. and on a. accommodating
terms. Country Merchants are particularly ~
Tiied 10 call and compare prices and Judge foI
themselves bsfote purchasing.
Any Goods purchased Of w to go up the Ca
nal. will be delivered immediately IN George
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

a man with = pair of voodsn legs is
announced los Congress IN Illinois. The
New Orleans Piesyone says, be makes
NE best stump speeches q coy msn IN
hem diggias-"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

a Nrw TACK The thieves IN New
York nov very Kindly offer 10 brush yosr
coat IN the street and while thus engaged
extract your poeker book. u you have
one A Mr. Wm. Wsmesly vas lately
s1Psnmsnled on IN that way.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-26

AATE have oaiy lius Ihis sesk 10 say. that
w vs haTs hoi iiae 10 suumerats ~ he
aeairsbls GOODS ws have received Mt gill
ysaiafs % say Es havs eTsfy ihinE tsat y ~
ssrtissd gsnsFsllg b. sihsfs. sd greet dsai
sore. We thsrsfofs refer tlsss ~ uani, 20 the
loag siripg q sdfsFtissmeeis ~ sthsrs % see
wksi = fos ssis. ed % oUR aTORE shes ihsy
wnh % pofehsss e. ~ shl aasks ne ste.
Fsst 81 81 10 % -.
IN &C ". 4IsaCITH
chadssisps. ssyt 2s, fssA
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

We are informed by the New York Her
aid that among the letters read as idence
on The part OF The government, in lis late
suit against S, h. Governor, was one
written in 1894. by Col. Reside, one OF the
iavofite contractors Of the Post Office De-
pariment, and celebrated for the number
end magnitude OF his extra Allowances The
Colonel, who was then under examination
before the Congressional committee OF in
resignation, said, 81 hOpe~to get out Of the
hands OF this d---d inquisition in few
days" How readily do the subalterns
catch the tone OF their mssters. Gen.
Jackson was in the habit Of apply ing this
epiihei 10 Congressional committees Of en-
CURRY, and through all The ranks of the
party we find il familiar term OF reproacb
We do not wonder al it however, since I'VE
doubt not that many Of these official delin-
queEts were literally tortured. - Tirg.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

&S- The House of Representatives of
Pennsylvania, by vote Of 81, to 81, has
adopted resolution declaring the seat
OF IhaddeuS Stevens, the member from
Adams county, vacant. The ground of
proceeding was that Mr.. Stevens had
formally seeded from the body after the
organization Of the House according to
the views of the mob party and their
friends, and declared in published ad-
dress to his constituents that he would
do no act which could be construed into
a recognition of the regular and consti.
tutional organization ofthe Legislature.
unless instructed 10 do so by his cons:i,-
uents. He accordingly ahsented himself
during the whole of the regular session.
and did not return until the meeting of
the adjourned session.
After the resolution was adopted Mr..
kettlewell the colleague Of Mir. Stevens.
from Adams, gave notice of his intention
TO withdraw from the House, in com,
pliance with the instructions of his
constituents. The Speaker inquired if
he wished TO resign9 He answered he
only wishedto await the further direc-
tons of the people. Mr.. Higgins moved
that he have leave of absence; and the
House adjourned in confusion
new election has been ordered bv
the Speaker of the House to supply tn.
vacant seat of Mr.. Stevens There is
great excitement on the subject in 4.
dams county.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

be committed by free person, with impris-
onment in the penitentiary not less than two
nor more than ten years, and il by slave,
with death without benefit of clergy. All
injuries under the value oil one hundred dol.
lars TO be misdemeanors punishable Us such.
An act TO establish the Bank OF X anawha;
locates the hank at Charleston, with . CANT
tai OF $500 900, subject to the provisions of
the general act concerning banks, the char
ter TO continue till 1857; The subscriptions
to the stock TO be paid in ins,alments; the
bank to class all applications for loans into
three classes as provided by the act passed at
me present session relative TO the other
banks; TO keeps list of such applications
and the decisions thereon, and not 10 loan TO
any individual a greater sum than $50, 600;
the loans not 10 exceed twice The amount of
its stock paid in, and subject TO all the other
restrictions imposed upon the other banks.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

frame not more surUives from good Man
evil deeds. "-Swariwout has achieved an i'm
mortality, late Alabama paper conteins
an advertisement, CommenCDg-"Swar
wouted from The subscriber on The 9th inst
my negro jim" &c.
The president will secure the revenue by
getting it out Of the hands Of the banks and
placing it IN charge OF faithful agents.
Globe
Oh yes-be'lI render ii perfectly secure
by placing IT in The pockets OF his leg-treas.
urers. "COme in here out OF The rain, said
he shark 10 the lille fishes. y Prentice.
The wing papers are getting less and less
decent every yeat,- Globe.
You say so merely because the Wing va.
pers paint the loco PARTY correctly, and that
party is continually growing more and more
hideoUs IN its features. "a plague on ibis
exclaimed wrinkled old maid
mirrors are thousand times worse now
Than they used TO be twenty years ago"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06
W-HERE WE GO!

The Cincinnati Republican contains n
letter from Capt. john G. Anderson, of the
Steamboat Winchester, announcing that the
city oil New Orleans is the scene Of another
Swartwout and Price affair. 81. Ii. Hol.
land, late Marshal of the District Cour, Of
the uniied States, Che says, } has absconded,
with all the public aud private moneys he
could embezzle; and il a detail waspiyen of
the prostitution Of the law aud abuse of Off
cIai powers, TO extract money from the per.
sons puiposely got in his power by false
suits, IL would slcken the heart to think of
such human depravity. His partner and
accomplice 10 this affair, DANES W. Breed
love, late Collector OF The port Of New Or
leans MAS resigned, supposed TO be de.aul.
Ter 10 large amnunt. He has adopted a
system To assist in closing his account with
government, through man named Geo,pe
Cressy, porposeiy retained about his Office .
multitude OF SUITS have been procured n
gainsi steamboats,, in which Breediove is in
iornani and Greasy the witness, and pensl.
lies have been eXacicd 10 the amount of from
40 to $40 900 for triiling non compliance.
with The late act Of Congress in ali which
cases, II will be observed, one. half goes Il
the informer; the other TO the government
II the next Congress will extend it's maui,
RES OF public abuses of justice to New Or,
ieans' II VIII Ind mass OF liberated cor.
rupiion. equal to, ifno, exceeding any tbinu
in New York" &c.
Breedlove's default is now rated as lo,r a:
$500, 00O!! 80 '''' o.
BE it recoliected hat these things happen.
ed under the Sab'Tfeasury system; tor, as
Mr.. Cambreiing announced on the floor Of
Congress, i, is now, Che specie feature ex-
cepted,) IN iuil operation !-VIRG
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

Mr.. Gouverneur, on the triol Of The Gov.
eminent suit against BIN, cited several wit.
nesses 10 prove tbat he ought to be allowed
commission OF S per cent en- all the extra
Official business be did for tho Department.
And il appeared, from the statement of one
Of them, that VIM. NJ. Price, The runaway
District Attorney, made similar charg cs and
That on one occasion he had actually made
the Government pay him 1914 9S cents as
his commission for The purchase OF a sword
and looking glass as presents for The saffron
hued King OF Siam. We marvel, that,
with such facilities OF mskipg money, Price
should have ever become deiau,ter as.
allowing and paying such elaine, we cease
TO wonder that The expenditures Of the Gov
eminent have run up from Is TO 80 I'd illions
Of dollars per snnum
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

The Baltimore American says-Op-
position to the Beef monopoly is main
tanned with much firmness. In the Cen
ire Market on Saturday, we learn. there
was no beef 10 be seen except al single
stall, the owner of which would not
sell to any but his regular customers.
The Philadelphia Inquirer of Satur-
day says
No Beef as yet in the Philadelphia
markets. The Butchers ''stand OUT in
the true spirit A little longer, and the
monopolists will give away. The Butch
ers of Providence are about to follow in
the footsteps of those of Baltimore and
Philadelphia.