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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

MAINE AND CANADA President,
Message has not been well received m Maine -
u has rather added 10 instead Of aliayin- the cr.
ciicmeni; and 10 y SAID that since IL frccpti,t
md accOmpauying documents from WASHINGTON
GOV. Fiiriieid his iSs0cd fuffhcr order, Gor the
marching 81 The troops. Ice Surveyor General
hat arrived "a Bangor with INSTRUCTIONS fiuto
Gov Faifhcid Co proceed at once 90 .clcc, 4 lori
ahd Greet iorlfcanufs ~ cr near where the 81
iShHs strikes the Inc of NcW rrnnswirk
ioriihcaiou o. Also ofictcd to tc erected Al lie
l'Ias 81 t'e hcHne.es useT. aai CO.. ucn de-
taehed q ihat SPOT Col Jarfs has refli,li .bed
His head quarters wif.in hail a milo &C The line
~ iihce SAL - D. admirably calculated for de-
fence AM Commanding lhe whole eoun'fv
around. temporary fort ~ crcctei ihcfe. ana
three piccrs ~ triHancc mounted
Capt. Nye bad ausel 10 ilouiion, from, jar.
'i,'s sncsfupmcnt. aud reports that more gf,t..h
uespas.rrs haf ifr1 af-.fcf anf traostt ,o,,
we cNp, 30 ire supplies. telmt, &c. Amrt,
lnoae afrrsicf is FIfxicrru who o. Co. ~, sont 4,
bing"f, o. ie ifird fyr Icing an accompiice utth
add assisting .Ae ffcspassefs m the alriut tt,n ~
the iaai agent, McIniyre. Jarvi. D. trii1,r,
Boom ncross Tie Aroosi0Gk 90 catch thc timber
eui ~ the ifespassers, as ~ comes down on NJ.
uf'Atihg or oi the rvcr. The british tropns a.
Vac mouih ~, ihe Aroosiook are Lloci.ine up a..
portage Toah b. tle fails. by fe.hna trees. ant
ihfoHing in gihcf obstruction Jaffs. ft biaet.
Inr 70 ne westerly col ~ Il BE- ihe same manner
h's road - ile great outlet lcadinr from ne
Aroosiook country % thc Province.
pom The ahDir, the Wafike movements Of
hainc Do not APPEAR 10 have been chcs ked a,
l''e ieasi' by The presence 81 Gen. Scott and ,ha
reception 81 thc Message and adgiees rom
" Arlington and W now. more than over a..
81 optn'on ihai blood will how before The an.
cuiiics afe srnicd
Governor seward. q New York, IN an ssn.-
eisl message 90 the Legislature, alluds. 10 tbe
.af aci ~ 'ongrca Professionally rai.ag roius.
lerf' and ask fur Tie attention II Ncv Yort 4,
~ sloIeeA lie speaks warmly fDr peace. hot
,yec, s'ends concurrence ti.s act OF DC Fe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

THE LEGiSLATURE---The ball changing
the time of the meeting % the Legislature fror,
TIE i1 Moeaay IN January to The lss Monday in
December. passed the House on Friday lass--
ayes IS, nays ts. The ball to change the time
Of ElectiDns was not finally acted upon up TO
Saturday evening last
The Bank Bill ,as ordered to its ensroxmcn,
in the House on Friday last. The following
troiueed by Mr.. Sheuard, wa. sdsyfei wi,hou,
opposition;
BE "a farther onacfsd, Tia, il shall be lawfu,
for the Bank Of the Valley IN Virginia, If said
Bank shall accept the provisions Of the nc, cn,i.
tied ian act to increase the Banliry Capital Of
she Commonwealth" passed March 2S,h. 1897.
Ia 'acrcse is capital stock by the addition of the
sum CO one hundred aud fifty thousand dollars
thereto, over and above the increased capital OF
said Bank, authorised BY the act aforesaid. which
SAID increase hereby authorised, shall be raised
] by the President AMI Directors OF said Bani.. IN
me manner they shah deem best for the interests
O! sari Corporation, 81 that nj least one hundred
dollars shall be received for each share Of stock:
f'roriisd That said Bank shall bc required to es-
tab.isn the additional branches authorised BY the
herein before rccited act entitled ian IA, ncreas-
ing the banking capital Of the Commons aith. "
| The capital Of the "Bank Of Virginia. re-
ceves an increase &c Go0.OO0 dollars. A test
vote uron the above increase. stood. 4, for !,
Al acains, IL.
| When the Rank Eli shall h,vr he.n MATINEE,
BIZ the action Of both uous-s. wc will Law !, h.
fore our readers.
III. I,v.. ~, ~,
.,., wa ''"''e'
'"'po''A"' '''--'s NO" 'ciofe Inc House OF Del
ega'cs'
! Mr. Mar, on behalf cf the arbiiraiors in the
CASE Of the contested election FINN, -. coun,, NJ
Madison ,.,,,,,.5 ~. ,..,,,,, - ~.
,on Ca. a. =,
WI .'i' S'~''" u'a' "'e
afo'"a'oFS had sundseied two votes from the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
VOTE FOR SENATOR

The following is one Of the votes given in the
House OF Delegates when Mr.. Rivcs received
al his strength in tia, body:
| Fon wM. C. RivEs-NcSsrs. Wood, Cal,cii
Stuart, Kinney, CobbS, Mitchell, Fryai. Snod.
grass. Shank. Peyton, Hoffman. Merritt, Kyle
Flood, Tocr, Fox, Corbin, Carlweil, Broadus
Wilson. Ball, Ednunds Of Fauquer, Tidbal
! Payne. Hale Of Franklin, Wade, Saerrard Ear.
ton, Daingerhelj, Turner, olell, Park, Seymour
Martin, Washington, REYNOLDS, Smith Of Kan
Tay.oe. Conway, reard. Ramey, Taylor OF Lou
Caldwell, Smith Of Mason q Jackson, Hay
mond, Dunlap, Barnett, oFcnaIl. Hodges, Gun.
ningham, Watts, LaDghoTne, VERIFY, Mcconnell
.lay, TGDsiall, Wlicller, Harris, Veaab!c
ShandS, Pendlcion. Robertson, Lsyburn, Dor.
ml1, Davis, Urquhart, Cru'ch6eld, Stephenson
Jackson, Crockett Of Wyihe-10.
| Fos J. Y. MlsoN-Me-srs. Hollo way, NJ
Clin,ick. Tar. Haskins, Cox, Carson, Vaughan
Waite, Dcssins, Chapman. Watkins, Hail oi
Grayson, Edmunds OF Halifax, Taylor Of Hall.
fax, White, Flowers. Armstrong, Smith Of !. ri
Wight, Wright. Sandwich. Richmond Farley,
Anderson, Or-an, Houioa, Taylor Of Matthew
& Mbidcsex, Dortch, CLAYTON, Whitehead, A.
cxander, Fitzgerald, Voolfolk M'PherSon Cloud.
M'Coy, Gay, Carroll, Radcliffe, Smith If Rock
ingham, Thomas. Smith Of Russell, Culbcr,son,
Bare, Conn, Fi,zhugh, Clark. Prince, Crockett
Of farewell, Gocdsop, Sturm-50.
FoR JoHS TYLTR-Aicssrs. Wilcox, Smith Of
Gloucester. Servant, CroppcT-I.
For J. Recommendations Bayly OF Acco-
mac. Southall Goolr-3
FoR WV .SorTHlLt-Mc,srs. Gilmer, ( Speak
er,) LonneI-2.
Foa j. BtRnoUR--Air. Bolts.
FoR Il. w. LEiGu-nr. Roberts.
Fo1 9. JonNs7S-Mr. Walker.
join; vote Mason 20. Rives -, scattering H.
All Wings except MIR. Mason. The " scatter
ing H." wall show the names Of the Wing "im-
prseiicabies," who refused 10 unite with the
great body Of the Wings in support OF Mr..
Rivos. They assumed an cav fal = Sponsibihty"
by reicciihs certainty for IN uncertainty. If
the Spring Elections should result disastrous TO
the Wing party, and consequently a supporter Of
The Administration aud all its Sub-Trcasury
denominations be elected a, tic next session, to
'nisrrPF-sca; the people OF this renowned Com
monweslih Jor sir yam 10 tie Senate OF tic u.
States, loud, strong, and dccp will be the curse.
OF many an inccnsri patriot agains, those who
who had the power, jet wou.i no, cxcrcisc 1t, TO
preyenl such 4 calamity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
TIE SUPREME cnr-nr

Ended It's annual Session on Saturday
last. OF which day The CnirF JUSTICE
was again on the Bench. from which he
had been detained for several DAYS by sc
we're iDdisposil,on.
The great Appeal Case from the Dis.
ifiot o: Alabama was decided on :be Las,
day Of the Court.
We are happy 10 say Says the National
ln;eihgeneeTl that The decision Of the
learned Bench Is such as It was the end
Of Mr. WEBsrrRs argument 10 bring
about.
The Judgments rendered ~ the three
cases by the Circuit Cour, IN AIabsr,, aye
ell yeroNd. The Opinion Of n ma,ontv
OF the Court was read ~ the Cnirr us.
TfcE. and We uhdefs.snd u a. nsinis,p,ny
these propositions:
]. That. w the comfy ~ Nation, Co,.
porahons can contract. a. vel a. ,pe fe
ether nations ~ yell a. 10 thst IN which
they exist. o. By whose Government bey
are created
2 That This comfy exists IN dill
stronger degree. bciv cen states connect.
ed together - afe the States Of tins Union
j. That The Constitution and Lsus Of
Alabama establish no such yoloy a. - IN.
hinged BY the purchase sad sale Of bill,
OF exchange within her limits BY the a.
gents 81 Foreign Corporations.
J. IN admission that there are some
uzhts Of citizens 81 other States. secured
By the Constitution, ~ which a State
cannot ditssi them. Ills uas not The
ground Of lho decision. bot vas intended
a. se 'nPpo'e TO be- m legal phrase. the
srciusion n e0nciun0n.
~ Justice BALDWiy gave . separate
ADD very elsbo1sis opinion 10 favor Of 70.
'eI'a'' but putting his judgment on the
nights 81 the parties under the Consiita.
iion Of The United States.
Mr.. Justice McklsLHY adhered 70 the
expressed By him 20 The courl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

Or lows. The Postmaster At Washington c.
~ and who received the office from Cen. Jacl..
SON. vas removed few DAYS Since directly by
President Van lufcn hifn.elf-and DR. wash
ingioh Duvail, oae Of the glorious Nineteen. %
~ Montgomery county. Ma. u - thought viii
h rewarded with the Doctors place The Pre-
''den'. H ~ stated, told him personally hat BE-
was removed from no want of fitness fof TIE u.
fee OF derelction n daty, bat IN accordance
with the principle ~ rotation which is nou
about W BE- extensively carried cot. Repon has
singled out several Others On whom the "heads-
mans are u soon % fail " Campi,el Trea-
surrr. T. l.. Smith, Register q the Treasury
and w. y. Lewis, Second Auditor, are named as
among The prescribed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

UpPrR CANApA.-Ano,her duel hss
been fought at Sandwich. between Col.
Prince and Charles Baby. Esq. Ia shich
the latter wss shot dead. This - the Sc
eond duel in which Col. Prince has been
recently engaged, in consequence Of the
disspprobaiion felt and expressed at his
shooting Of the prisoners. In the other
his antagonist. Mr.. Wood. Was wounded
in the face II 10 said that several other
dusls are in prospect. Col. Prince having
challenged a number Of persons. and on
account Of the same matter.
The Provincial Psrliamcn. was opened
on the 9Th uliimo. Gov. Arthur. in his
message. eongraiuIaies the legislature up
on the present tranquility of the province.
but expresses his belief that the troubles
are FAR from an end. He intim aies that
the prisoners now under sentence Of death
will be transported.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
THE sunrREAsuRY scnEME.

Late on Saturday night. Of The close oil
the session. IN the House Of Represents.
'ives, MT. Wise inquired Of The chairman
OF 'hs Committee Of Ways and Means.
whether Il vas bis intention 10 bling 90
The Sob Treasury bill.
Dir. CambTsleng sid the gentleman
knew that - could not be called up.
DIR. CashIng. The gentleman nigh.
>. Ssh asismp, 70 raise = dead man 70
life.
~ which hr. CsmbSsieng rblussej
h'lle, sod the Hoase laughed. and
sent % With the regular business.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
TO THE WaIG VOTERS OF JEFFERSON COUNTY

Ititotr- Citizens
You are respectfully requested TO assemble al
the Court House, on Monday the 18th insi:at
being the first day OF March Court.
The reasons prompting 10 this call may be
found IN the following statement:
The Wing majority of tllis county is well as
certaIned 10 be less than one han !rci voters
There arc now before the Electors Of the county
four candidates belonging, 10 the Wny party
II IS now ascertained from circumstances equally
IS conclusive "a public ayowal Of the fact can
make II, that the Van Buren party will certainly
present 10 the vo,crs OF the county one candidate,
mud probably two. Under these circumstances,
defeat must ensue to The Wing party, in pant, II
not altogether
In the Legislature, At its next session, qucs-
lions 81 interest and importance To the political
parties OF the State Will be discussed anil dccid-
ed. And II ~ proper that the county OF Jeler-
soa shall, IN that body. sustain Its general poii-
cal character. We wish TO cause DO division IN
the party. we will have no agency An cIccting
a sc.iism. We are grateful for the manifesto
fioD Of public confidence eSiaadcd To US, aud the
assurances Of support rendered BY many OF our
fsilow-ciiizens.
We make no ella IN TO the Sui-rages Of the Vo-
ters OF the county on the ground OF the nominal
ton made at the February meeting. We invite
full and general attendance Of the party. We
ask meeting Of the rhoir party, &c such be prac-
iIcabe. And 10 such meeting We Sul,mii the con-
brmaioa OF the nomination heretofore made, or
The selection OF others deemed more WORTHY and
suitable. Very Respectfully,
wa. G. WCRTHINGTOS,
SAMUEL ID. BAKER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
March :, 1899.

THE WIG CONGRESSIONAL CON
VENTioN will convene in Winchester to-
morrow (Friday) We anticipate full repre-
'entalIon from all The counties In the District
The Wings Of Berkeley had meeting on SION
day last, and no doub, appointed delegates the
Wings Of CLARKE held meeting at BcrryyIilc.
on Tuesday and appointed delegates Tor that
eounty-ihe Wings OF Frederick hold meeting
today TO appoint dcicgatcs--lIampshifs and
Jefferson have sppoinied-and We presume
Morgan will also lie represented.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

ALBEaARLE.-We hear from this eoun.
ty, that Gen. Gordon, ho has united HI,
fortunes TO those OF the Administration
induced thereto by sort Of ps,ernsl al.
lection Tor the Sub-Treasury. has been
brought out for Congress bv The Van Bu.
Isniie'. IN opposition to Major Garland.
The comics, IN the District. We presume.
Sill be Sub-TTeasury or no Sub Treasury.
The Wings. we imagine. will now throw
iheIr weight into Gsrlsnd's scale: and az
they sre powerful IN Albemarlc. Amhers,
and NelsoD. With rong ninori,ics IN
Louisa and Fluvsr.a. heir united action
must prove decisive
Al parties IN Albemarle mr.. Rives'
fesidenee) are represented as being 10 q
state OF agitation. --RieA. Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
A .slGN OF THE ZINES


We remember he lime yhen The county Of
Fiuvanna, (some1mes hosored with The cc-no-
mcn o. the .'rirA and hold Sod of Fiu,") con-
tainsd hai one nseic mss opposed to the cleo
ton Of Gen. Jackson to the Preside ncy-and al
the last Presidential Eiectica Mr.. Van Buren,
rsceived 200 votes out OF 356 given IN ,ha,
county. IL Is nov represented in the House Of
lrieEAiss ey a hrrn Ccnscrvanve--snd we infer
from the following Proceedings that the Van
burrn Sub-Treasary party can no longer claim
sxciusave IurIsdicsson" over thai valuable tern
tory -
Ercm TIE Ries..o~l Wig
rJBLIc MEETING IN FLUvANNA.
NJ public meeting (nsmcrously au~nded) Of
the voters IL fiuvsnna county. at the Court
House, on the Ash day ol February, Is3s, IL be-
ing Coun day. asreeably to Previous nol,ce, for
inc purpose 81 rccoasidering the instructions Civ
en- 10 our senator and Delegates nj January
Court, to vo'e Tor Mr.. Rivcs for the Senate of
the United States, and To take into consideration
the Propney OF sending delegates To a proposed
convention, 10 bc held IN Richmond on the th,rdi
Monday IN March; 1ne Meeting was called Ia
order by Capt. Darlington, and ON IN, MOTION.
Capt. Boston was appointed Chairman. and
Robert Currin Secretary.
Mr.. James w. Jennings, then offered the fol.
lowing resolution:
Rs'oried, That the Democratic Republicans of
'hts county have the utmost confidence IN the
D VI Dufen, anu that
the snPror' gwen by our county delegate and s..-
major To MIR. Riyes, does not meet with our ap-
! probation.
Col. Magrudcr offered. as 4 substitute, the fol.
loving resolution:
Resoirtd, That We DO highly arprors Of the courSe
oil our county delegate aud senator, IN supporting
The Reelection OF Nm. &. Rivcs to the United
States Senate, and that they will best sustain our
sentiments aud wishes, By still adhcring 10 him
: To the end Of the contest
After much debate between Capt. Darlington
and MIR. Jennings for the resolution, and Col.
Magru,ier Tor his substitute, the substitute was
carried By an overwhelming majority.
Mr.. Jennings then offered the following rcso-
luiiSn
/ Re:o!red, That elect delegates to attend the
\ proposed Sonyen,icn Ia be held IN Richmond, on
the 81 Mon69y ia March.
"hercupon, Col. Maerudcr offered the follow
4 IN; resolution as substitute
/ Rosoirea, That II Is incxpcdicnt for the Rcpub-
Beans OF this county. To bc represented IN the
i Sub Treasury Convention. proposed To be held
: M The ciiy oil Richmond, on lie 81 Monday IL
Malch.
4 good deal of debate again cnsacI between
Mir Jennings and Capt. Darlington for the res
oluiion, aud Col. Hasruder for ms substitute
The substitute WAS carried by the same large nd
decisive majority.
On motion, Rssoired, That the proceedings o.
this meeting be signed by the chairman and se-
cTetary, aud forwarded with a request for publ
cation in the Charlottesville and Richmond IA.
pcIs. REUBEN II. BOSTON. CAN.
/ RoDrRr CURRIS, Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

The Globe censures virulenGy the ounis-
sions and com missions Of the asst Con KTess,
and attributes all the evil that " ne done 20
The perfect union the opposiiios had
formed with The personal friends II
Messrs. Rives and Tallmsdge IN the
House. THIS IS placing some Of the par
hcular friends Of Mr.. Rives in a Category
and we hope doe. moi include the Hon
J. NJ. Mason. with whom u 10 quite Ger
tain no such perfect union Vas cement
ed. Honor. however, 90 whom honor is
due. The country does owe much 20 the
hiile band Of ConserrsiiSes "a saynesf. y ho
united with The Whigs in their efforts %
effect reform IN The administration of the
Government. aud institute "a inreStigs-
ton into the abuses ofihoss charged With
The administration Of public affairs ws
hope 20 see more Of The ''Consers aiiVes ia
eaTnest. ga the neat Crngrefs.
.9icEsSaris Ca1fG,s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
FREE RANKING

In reply 20 a correspondent, ssing some infor-
nation relative 10 the system Of FIRE. BANKING
IL may be ~eii TO state the general plan Of the
system ~ adopted in the Stale Of New York
.ifsxz nfris CG:sfls.
Since the adoption ofthe General Bank
ing Law by the Legislature Of New York.
there have been ffty-four banking sssooi-
atoms formed. with an aggregate capital
Of twelve millions three hundred and
nineteen thousand dollars, with reserv-
ed right 20 increase the same TO a much
greater amount. should the enlargement,
be required 90 meet the wants OF the
country. The bills 20 be Issued by these
associations. are guaranteed 10 the holder
by . pledge Of state stocks and mortgages
deposited With the Comptroller Of The
Stale. The securities lodged with the
Comptroller are TO be applied exclusively
TO the redemption Of The bills. which are
coun;ersi.ned and registered in The comp
frollers Office; that is, in case the bills
should fail 10 be redeemed by the assoei.
stions at their counters. The interest on
the securities is paid TO the association,
so long rs they continue to redeem their
bills. In any event tbs holders OF the
bills are safc-the securities held by the
Compiroiler,as guard against con,in gen.
c'e'. being alone sufficient for their re-
compton. The mortgages lodged with
The Comptroller ARE required by law 70
be only on improved. productive, unia.
numbered lands within the s,a,e-worih.
independently Of any buildings thereon.
double :hs amount for which they shall
be mortgsged. or the securities lodged
with the Comptroller. only one half can
consist Of mortgages. The residue. mus,
consist Of state or national stocks. The
amount Of the bills given out by the
Comptroller 10 any association. is never
20 exceed tie amount Of the securiiie,
lodged by said association in his hands.
La every case commissioners are appoint
ed TO view The premises on which mort
CAGES are offered.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
90

RicHsnp IT, ToiEs. the talented editor of that
excellent Wing paper. ihc Lynchburg Viryinian,
and who Is how prominent. active, and elf
Gent member Of the House of Delegates. from
Campbell county, We are clad 10 perceive Is an.
nounccl candidate for reelection. With Mr.
u ia ihc hsd We have no doubt # lie success.
~ the WHY'S IN Campbell st the approaching
eleeiioo-alihough parties are equally diyidci IN
that county,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

The astounding fact tina, regular con-
'ribniions ore exaoted from the Govern.
ment officers. in The principal cities, for
elec'ioneering purposes. aud that these
oihcers. are fared. at so much per cent.
upon their salaries. TO sustain the marty
10 power, has been fully proved by the
Investigating Committee. and the sub.
stance OF that proof can be found in an
extract from the report Of the Committee
published ia yesterdays paper. We
know not how this matter may appear TO
others. but, we confess. il seems to US
one Of tho worst features OF these desen.
efale times. In IL. there j. unquesiions.
bly,, RANK CORRUPTION. II is using the
money Of the people, first. in intinidatiGg
The officers. and then in bribing the peo.
pie themselves. II R,fo,as Is moi need.
ec ~ tbs, then may We give up all idea
OF efeeiIng any change in the abuses
which have sprung up aud ihickened all
over the land.--.4ier. G0s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

Shad msde their appearance in the Rail
hmofe market on Wednesday, last cod .
iew were Tor sale in the Philadslphia
market on Saturday. Some few shad
have been brought 10 this market But
they were small. We besia 10 have We
~ hne perch rock and other table feb.
.siss. Casstfs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

Not hearing Of the designation OF any
citizen by the Executive for the Special
Mission to London, (suggestcd by the a2.
preparation for that purpose by Congress. J
We are confirmed in the belief that no
such appointment will be made for the
prescnt.-.Ndf mt Of Tuesday, last.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

THE REPORT or THE INyEsrIGAT.
INC COMMITTEE y document II rrea,
ienvth and contains many astounding Il, selosur-s.
We have not space 81 present 20 give he "fasis''
81 the Report, aud the Conclusions" Of The
Committee dcduoed therrffom. bot shan endes-
sndeavor 70 lay them before our readers ere long
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

CoxcGtsfioSsL CeSrFxrfeE- Clarke ana IF
isfsou haVinr hHcd vpaa Nedns.ds, ths Scsh
in't for The meeting e ne ocngre.sionsi co.,
vention At Nsriir.hufg. We ere directed "a 49,
That The deleEstss from fhts county ~gi 49,.
10 Tie ssme instssd - tls 27ih. fihe dsy IRE
proposed BY ihe m-siing % this county l-ss
The eou'stiion ss-enihiss ~ ths goth fasns
week, ~ rptiee q rsftisuisris. bet ~ us.
take. - 70 he fAy. maY o~ehr Tie a..rtsnr
>" Mofgsn hsViHg Profo.ed % eas wiii ofeours.
be governed ~ ihe icy sbose faeStsossd
- tarirfa Tifas.isa. .H-rth IA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

The Davenport farm Of about 800 acres. sis
miles West q ihis Town, Wis IA 81 aueior
last week fof f0rty-cigm doiia ard two CEN,
pr acre, upon terms nearly "a quite equal 10
cash. Ls.i Cam, Esl.. near Winchester. "a
pnderstand vas the purchaser
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

The Michigan State Bank and The De
iroii City Bank have suspended specie
payments the Grst on Monday. the 18th
ul.imo. The latter some days earlier.