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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

GINA
The Invitation TO partake Of a public
dinner. tendered TO this distinguished
man. by the yisiters Of the Fauquier
White Sulphur Springs, was delivered
10 him IN Baltimore by Messrs. X. j.
Marshall. aud X. l.. Lee. a committee
appointed for the purpose. Dir. Clay.
being desirous Of adhering to his original
purpose Of travelling as private citizen,
deoliaed tho honor Of public dinner:
but n the Wauenton Springs were nc,
out CT the way. IN his return 10 tho West,
he yielded 10 the solicitations Of the com.
m',iee. aud adopted that route. BY ex.
press understanding with Messrs. Marshall
and Lee. he was TO have been received
without .orm or parade. like any other cii-
izen. His purpose was to have dined al
The Spring, and remain there until the
following day; during which time, such
OF our citizens as desired TO see and con.
verse with him. nigh, be gratifed.
This course, marked out by good taste
as well as personal convenience. was 20
tally frustrated by the universal wish
which peryades oil ranks and all parties TO
90 honor 10 this most distinguished citizen.
The intelligence that Mr. Clay would
reach the Fauquier Springs on Wednes.
day at an early hour, was received on
Tuesday evenins-and a meeting of the
visitors was Immediately held. at which
the arrangements for his reception we're
entered into which are found below. On
has arrival in Warrcn;on, Mr.. Clay, con.
trary to all prior slipula,ions. found him.
self prisoner in the hands OF zealou,
aud united community.
n numerous escort accompanied him
TO the Springs. where bis ARRIVAL wa,
hailed with enthusiastic cheering, BY a
mixed multitude Of our citizens and of
sisiicrs. AT the dinner. Judge Scott,
presided. and Was assisted by DIR. T. T.
Withers. DIR. Nelson. Gen. Bolts, Jno. p.
Phillips, tin place Of Judge Field not pre-.
senO Imam Horner. Isham Keith and +.
Is. + Ingram in the place OF Gen. Wallace.
who declined TO act. The President, on
announcing the fifth toast accompanied II
with short speech depreca,ing party and
party spirit, rs the greatest evil Of the
day. His remaks were Just, and deliver
ed IN his happies. 5; lie. Mr. CLAY then
arose, and uttered speech Of about thirty
minutes continuance, which was received
with deafening applause by the company.
a, the close of his speech, he gave
the following sentiments "Social inter
course-may II never be disturbed by
religious or political divisions"
At a meeting of the Visi,eIs at the
Springs. August 9th. le39,
Col. Walden, Mr.. Spooner, Mr. Jones
Green, were appointed committee Of
arrangements:
Resolred, That Judge Tucker, Judge
Christian, MT. Waldie. Professor Dew.
MIR. Chapman and Mr.. Kennedy, be a
committee 10 prepare the toasts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

PREsESTNHKr OF A CouRr.-"Some
things can be done a, well as others. -
The Grand Jury Of Lancaster Pa. afford
good illustration o! this saying. in their
recent proceedings. They have present.
ed the Lancaster City Court Tor insren-
tea to former reports in regard 10 lieens-
ing taverns ia that city. OF which the Ju.
~ says there are far too many. In their
presrn,ment they say: ave feel bound.
notwithstanding our high regard for the
Court. TO lay 20 tfs charge, without fear.
favor. or affection. much of hs Grim. which
non infesis our city" q appears from
the report tina, there are six,y-nibs ia
verns in lancaster
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

Potato Vine, nine feet 10 length. may be
sren a, the Free Press oficc II s from TIE farm
Of Mf. Cn,Rtts SHsSToS, near Shephcrdstovn.
There were grove hrs ssasoo in he garden
Of Mr. DasiEL ENrLfR, ga shephsristovn. two
SInasles oue Of which measured feet inches.
'hs other Z feet "a inches 20 length ~ the
sans place, 10 TIE garica Of Nc u SutEtY.
wgrs gfowa lhrsc Cucumhsfs, measuring Us,
i6i, End lIi inchss--ihe latter mcasuung ~
iaches in circumference.
So says correspondent, Who no doubt tells
he tFuih--bul viih ~, sewing b believing y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

Recognition Of TsraH Independence By
France. The NeS York Times says:-
1--WE have seen letter from disiin-
guished source at Paris, dated The 2S,h
July, which states that France has agreed
TO recognize the independence Of Texas.
We may expect 20 receive soon the OIL.
oial announcement Of the reeogniiion.-
II is openly spoken Of at court. and in
the highest circles. as a settled question.
We understand that NJ. Pointois, Minis.
teT from France 10 the United States. whs
is now ~ Paris hiss taken q strong inter
est in behalf Of Texas. asd acted as be-
comes the representative OF an enlighien.
ed add liberal government"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

THE NEXT CoNGRESS.-The Baltimore
Post, one of the Van Buren, papers at Baltimore,
makes out iiS statement Of The relative siren.ih
Of parties IA the next Congress, in which il
makes III for the Speaker, giving to the Wig
the FIVE members whose seats sro contested from
New Jersey, allowing them two from Rhode
Island, and only three from Maryland, and TAX
ins Mississippi for themselves.
Allowing such 10 be tho fact, does il prove
that Mr.. Van Buren's strength throughout the
country has increased. or that 10 has diminished
Who does not recollec: the overwhelming majo-
rity that his party had in Congress fsw years
ago, and how Is IL possible iha,he can withstand
the tide which is now setting so forcibly against
him' II Mr.. Van Buren, has already so fallen
oil IN strength with the people, where will he be
BY tho time o: the next Presidential Election,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05
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The Governor Of Virginia has ordered an cleo
ton 10 be held on The second Monday OF October,
in the Kanawha Senatorial District, for q mem
her Of the State Senate, in place Of Dir. u. II.
Smith, resigned.
The election for member Of Congress in the
place OF Mr.. Elmore, Of South Carolina, resign
Cd, Is TO be held on the second Monday Of oe,o.
boz. There arc four candidates already in the
field
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

U. STATES AND TExAs.-The Hon
John Forsyth, on The part Of the U. 5.
government, and Gen. Nemucan Hunt
on the part of the Texan government.
have been appointed commissioners to
run and mark the boundary line between
the two countries, as established by the
treaty Of l6;eS between The United. States
and Mexico. The raiifoaiioRs Of the
convention TO this effect have been ex-
changed. and the Commissioners must en-
ter upon their duties on or before the l2lh
Of October next.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

No whig candidate can sue ICED; be IL CLAW or
be 1t Harrlson.-Upon one point we can under
take 10 set the New Jersey Editor right Fix il
ne you will. you cannot gain Virginia. We ad-
'ne YOU, then. TO throw her entirely out Of The
calculation, and take your measures without her
cooperation. She will never throw her vote
upon any politician Who 10 not Democratic Re-
publican State Rights politician. No frisnd OF
. National Bank, no LIBERAL Construcueni.l
will secure her sudrages this yea MY
'rsiy"-RiehmoRd Enquirer.
This is King Toms decree. He is lord and
master OF the loyal province Of Virginia, and he
orders that the good people thereof shall cast
their votes for the little mouniebank Of Kinder
hook. All shall think as he thinks, and act as he
directs. None will have the temerity 10 incur
his royal di'pleasure By attempting to thwst, his
imperial will. The people of Virginia one and
ell, will bow IN submission to the mandates they
cannot resist, and rejoice in the opportunity Of
Oheying master 50 noble and majes,icAl, SO be-
ngnAnt and gracious. But HoiIs rtrrcns.
Richmond Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

df WiLuaM :. sHrH, Of the Hsrpcn-Fery
Csaaitutio.shs, aflsf nisstcen weeks erpen.
eaes, has 90 quote bis own language "qod ne
sosnss q lursoa, Ps'Yisraiss, end is5oss aiirnd-
ant upou Ne ne u an Editor" and gone into
'rsiireasui 70 sesk ''rtsf ior be '-ssrsd fsnas
snd shesl a. tgslfa ssasffaisn-"
+" Here RESI- ihs remains 81 ichaboi Crane.
Ah4 aeie feyl Fes, w t.ry Use sgaia.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05
New YoRx. Aug. %.

The pressure upon the money market
is unmi,igaied. The banks discount little
or none. The currency is very much
contracted, and those Who hold stocks,
post notes. paper payable at distance,
or notes pay able here. the money being
at distance. but to be tsrned into New
York funds. suffer severely. Paper paya.
bic in 90 days here. drawn BY brokers
establishment in Cincinnati. the accept
anco waived, has sold for three per cent
a month IN the street In the meantime,
however. business men do not suffer
much. The banks are pursuing proper
pslicy towards them. The opening Of
tho fall trade. and the rush Of money for
purchases are TO them an essential aid
The horrible disorder Of the domestic
exchanges IS, however, exeruciating for
ell the purchasers and sellers Of goods
The consumers Of the West, Northwest.
and Southwest are paying such tax for
these exchanges as would excite rebellion
II they knew ana felt il as they paid il.
MAJ. IaisiHgenesr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

Mr.. LEDrARD, whs has been appoint
cd Secretary TO the American Legation
at Paris. is about TO be married TO one Of
Mr.. CASES daughters. Mr.. O'SULLvAN
had been previously appointed by the
President, but Dir. CAss. preferring very
naturally and properly. his future son.
in-law, made = personal appeal to the
Ple'ident. who complied with his wishes
by substituting Mr. Ledyard.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

GOLD ny THE Pousp.-A key contain
ing several hundred pounds OF gold COIN
the value Of which was .SlsS. 000-was
broush, to the city on Thursday las, from
ST. Louis, and has since been conveyed
eastw ard.-Bah. .4merican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

The CHERoKEEs.-The Ozark Stand.
ard says these Indians are still in arms.
though no fighting has as yet taken place.
II seems that Ross had aeeeded 10 the
demand Of the Ridge party to deliver up
the marderers, on coneiiion Of comprs-
mise and an amiesbIe adjustment Of the
difficulties between them. The Ridge
party we're in council on receiving these
propositions. They lore them TO atoms,
trampled them under foot, aud It was
with difficulty the messengers escaped
with their lives.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

DRoUGHr ~ rHr WESr.-Ths dfough,
70 which ws alluded on Mondsy - hav-
ing prevailed IN a considerable portion 81
the Miami country, Of Ohio. 10 The great
Injury OF the pastures add crossing crops.
has also been felt diIas,fousiy IN The nor.
them add middle portions Of Kentucky.
The Lexington Inielligences Of the 2O,h
lost. states that the FsiRs during the past
two months have been 20 partial and
slight, that the earth has almost literally
become without moisture, and the corn.
6eldS. which 20 lately looked nsh 10 the
promise Of abundance. Il l. nov thought,
vill not, "a many cases. yield more than
TIE third Of q crop.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

YELLOW FEvER AT New ORLEANs.-
The LouisianIan ofths 18th, gives table
Of intermsntS in that city, from the 9lh
10 the 18th Of August, showing the mum.
her Of deaths 10 have been 23i, Of which
l43 were Of the yellow fever. The same
paper says the Pes,ilence is increasing
and tina, There is no longer any safety
but in fight. There is no glory to BE-
acquired in braviug such an enemy there
is no profitable business for most person,
IN these dreary times. and there is grea
risk 10 be encountered
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

VERMONT ELEcTloN.--The election for
Governor, Lieutenant Governor. and members
Of beth branches Of the State legislature, took
place on Tuesday last The Van Buren, party
have been masking desperate Efforts 10 cary the
State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

SENTENCE OF DR. DYorT.-The Phil
adelphis National Gazette states that on
Saiurdaymorning Dr. Dyott was sentenced
to three years imprisonment in the Eas-
tern Penitentiary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

TIE SPANISH SCHOONER AMisTAD.
Judioiai iarssfIgahon.
AZ snchor. on 5Oatd tbs e. s. Cover
Washington, commanded BY Lieu, Gs..
nsy
Nav Losp0v Aug -. lS3y
He Honor Audfew =. Juds0n 4. S
DISTINCT judge on ihe bench.
iqrslhrgffDn on board a. dmisfag -
Antob,a. she slave Of thc murdered Csg
tan. uas called before the Court. sui
was Addressed 10 spanish by Lieut. Mss5
"a The nature q 90 oath. lie said Do
wss q christian. and being sworn. BE-
thEs testified:
We bad been out foUr days uLsB iks
mutiny broke out. Tbst night 81 bed
been refining very hard and eli bands
bal been on deck. The fsin ceased. bot
siili u was very dark Clouds covered
tbs moon. After The rain. he Cspisin
ADD Toe mglato Jay dswn IN some mai
lressss that ;hey bad brought On deck -
Your II The slaves came aii armed 9Th
those knives Which are used a. cot sugar
zane hey stuck tbs Captain scfo-s ibe
face tstce o. .hres times they struck ihe
nulaiio oitsner Neither u them gfosn-
%. Bg tbs bu.e lhe fssi % The slaves
bad come on deck. sll sfned in ihe isme
tsy. Toe man 90 the Whsei add smother
lei down The snal, b0ai snd escsps4
sss sake snd saw y sli The mea
escsPed before Senof RuiE, snd Sec"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

RIGHT OF INSTRUcT1oN.-Sens Fos-
ter. OF Tennessee, IL would seem by a let
ter Of has, intends TO resign his seat In the
u. ). Senate, under the presumption that
tic recent Van Buren, triumph in Tenhes-
see is an evidence Of loss Of public conf
deDce. We think he 10 too sensitive in
bis construction Of the relations between
hts functions and those Of the State. We
look upon u. 5. Senators ss representing.
IN the strict sense OF The Constitution. the
principle Of Slate sorsreigafy. While the
members Of the house Of representatives,
or the popular branch are legilimately aud
directly the delegates Of the people, IN
their individual capacity as electors, tho
Senators are chosen for Hr years, which
iniers that they are not removable with
every temporary nuclua,ion OF party OPT
MON that may change the political colour
Of the State Legislatures. Because the
trade winds" prevail in the tropics bali
the wear round, the fact OF their pfeva-
lenee Is not altered BY an occasional blast
Of a "nofiber" or from some other point
81 The compass than the East. Bot IN
structIon from tie people. Is individuals.
comes properly q, any time. 20 the repre-
seniatises N the popular branch. snd
whenever IL can be iairly asceusined. Il
any time or on any measure or question.
thattbe majority OF their constituents wish
a certain ilos q coRduct. Il Is 10 be slIict-
~ and scrUpuiously o0eyed. or The mem.
Der, u be Is not prepared to DO 90, rather
than violate be conscience should imme-
diately resign; bot The case Of the Senator
Is different during his sax years term.
The political complexion 81 The State be
represents. may change, also. ak didsrent
tunes Therefore be must resign. aad be-
elected sysry other ysar.-.N y. Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

The Bszuiie' oCa Better Curtney."-The fol-
lowing were the rates Of domestic Exchange ON
Saturday last, between New York and the rest
Of lhe Union:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

The OH PosT OFFicE.-In digging
the foundation OF the new General Post
Office at Washington, brass plate was
found in the corner stone OF the old
building with the following inscription.
This first corner stone Of the Union
Public Hotel, vas laid by the freemasons
OF the city of Washington and Of George.
town, eli the memorable Ilh day Of July.
.l793. "Janes HO6sn, Architect"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

SNuGcLED GoOpss SEIzED-- Our re-
porter yesterday received Information
that large seizure Of Brussels csrpetiug,
supposed to be smuggled. was made on
Long lslaod. The carPeting was found
secre,ed in 4 large barn. and is estimated
10 be worth from 10, 900 to $50, 900.
~ u Eryreo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

Texas LOOKING Ur.-At recent sale
OF lots IN the new CITY OF Austin" the
future seat Of Government Of this young
Republic, the amount received was ST.
1O.O This speaks volumes in favor
OF the country, and is an evidence thsi
the capitalists OF our Southern cities ate
satisfied as 10 the stability Of the Govern.
ment. The site selected for this new city.
- SAID TO possess superior advantages, and
in few years wh rival many of the int.
nor cities OF this country. There 10 no, a
doubt but that the whole trade from San.
IA Fc. which has heretofore baen carried
on with St. Louis, will be diverted 10
Austin. as the distance for land carriage
will be only $50 miles. The distance
from Houston TO Austin is 100 miles. and
IT Is contemplated to commence Rail-
road forthwith; when completed. Austin
viii be within % hours travel of Galveston.
the great commercial emporium Of Tex
rs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

MoNuMEHTAL Cuy.- Baltimore has
gained add truly menis ibis title, She
has already two splendid monuments
one 20 Washingion. add anoibef 10 bof
de'eadeTs 10 the late war. She 10 yet
20 have smother Tie North Point Mou.
ument. ihe corner stone q which Is o.
be laid 90 The l2ih 81 September IL
vas truly ahd beautifully said q The
BaliimefeaBs, that they gave graves 20
their INVADER sad monuments 10 their
defenders CiaciHaafi P0d.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

A NEAT TRIcK.-Mr. Abel Miles
jsweller. corner Of Nassau street and
Maiden lane, New York, came on Tues.
DAY to the police office and sisted that
during the morning he had sent bis son,
lad OF thirteen years Of age, 10 the
Mechanics Bank TO obtain money for q
cheek for S57. The lad on returning
home. was aeeosisd by a little girl. who
inquired IL he bad not dropped a A. bill:
the boy replied that he had not. when
the girl. siill expressing her fears that he
bad done so, said that she had found a
bill Of thAt denomination, and also a 800
bill, which, IS she feared she would lose
requested the lad TO put bis money N
her handkerchief with he.'s, and he
carry the whole till he reached home.
The lad assenied TO this arrangement
when be handed her the S57. which .be
as be supposed. wrapped up 10 the hand.
ksTchiei which she gave back 10 him.
The two sent along together nearly "a
Mr. Miles store. when ;he girl caulione d
the lad 20 take good care Of the money
and vsIi Tor moment while she went I
iew steps round The corner. The lad
waited as she bad desired and waited too
much lsnger than he a. hf,l intended Co.
when, becoming impatient. be looked
into the bundle 10 see that al Wa risht
when 10 neither his own nor any money
was there, bot instead thereof few Bat,
Of dirty paper lie thea vent home
and related the mysterious circumsisnes,
to his father who came Immediately "a
the police. sud although several officers
were immediaisly pot on the alert. 90
traces could be Uncovered Of The iuye.
nile sWindlsT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

When a land office Inspector in Missis-
sippi, V. NJ. Garesche, found Boyd, the
successor OF Harris. defaulier following
IN the footsteps of his predecessor" he
lnterpcses his kind advice to the Secreta.
~ OF the Treasury in the following terms:
The account OF the receiver, which hayo
made out and transmit herewith, presents ucains,
him balance Of S5J,9G5 81. His own account
makes 1t e53,272 -; II is also annexed His
assets, Of which send you the lit, amount TO
So ,5i9 -, rating hs land st 81 % oniy, but
might probably realize double the amount
The man s,ems rally PsniisRi; and am inclined
TO think, IN common with his friends. hai he is
honest, and has been led away from his duty bv
the example Of has predecessor aud ctEtsin Ieossn1s
H che code ~ morality ickich hare do1s nc. NOR, in
so LIMITED oTeLS 10 does icih az at home Auo-
Their receiver would probably follow IN the foot
steps 81 Inc two. You will not, therefore, be
surprised ~ RECOMMEND HIs uElSs RETAINED.
~ FEErEEENcE 10 ANOTHER APPOINTMENT; ToR
HE HAS HIS HANDS FCLL Now, And WILL NOT DE-
DISPOSED TO SPECULATE ANY MORE"
Well did Mr.. Preniiss ask, "who but a
Protiiga:e pander could have written the
above WhS but political bawd could
have received it without Indignation and
contempt
Instead OF Boyd being dismissed, he
was permitted 10 hold on for several
months, sad then resigned, after having
appropriated - 900 acres Of the public
land TO himself! Such prohigaey. We
venture TO say. never has had a parallel
IN any country on earth. And yet the
people are not shocked II might well
be concluded they are enamoured Of
Villany, and have reversed the entire
code Of morality.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05
F.en Is. rlilal.lrLi, Lnnrir1r.

The RECENT CASES OF SMUGGLING -
The business Of smuggling must have
been carried 10 4 very considerable extent
OF late years. II all the rumours. or even
one half that are circulated on the subject,
be well founded. The recent seizures
in Philadelphia, New York. Boston and
Baltimore are said TO amount 20 the enor-
nous sum Of $4,000. 600. Indeed, it has
been stated that the entire quantity OF
goods embraced in this scheme, imported
and IN irHssiiu. this summer. is valued at
SOC, n00L OF S2,00.O00l II so, il will be
seen that by far the greater portion is in
the hands OF government. The whole
imports Of cloths and csssimeres into this
country during 1899. was officially esii-
mated at 50, 49,, 965. In 1897, the a.
mount was So. l30. 400. The extent OF
this business may therefore readily be
calculated.
Taking these facts in connexion, il
would seem impossible that smuggling or
the evasion OF duties could be carried on
TO such an extent, without connivance
on the part of some of the Custom House
Officers. Or, at all events. IL no erinina al
understanding existed. said officers must
have been particularly careless.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

WHITING 4 RAzoR-A younz Top.
Who bad jUat begun o. shave E0r beard
stepped inio BARRIERS shop. sad after
= gfand sNaggef desired 20 BE- shaved 80
The barber went through the usual move.
gieni. and the 'prig Jumped up with a
flourish, sEelaimiog-
Nav foine fallow, what's your
chawee -
Oh 10 charge vas The reply.
No chawge bow that ="
why We are aivayi thsnkfol when
We ean set toil esllskia % Bhet car razor.
%
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

EXrEDrrIoy-The Goa, which Henry
Clay wore on Thursday was in the loom
on the dav preceding. 1t was manuiac-
iured at Glenham. aear Newburgh, where
the senator visited manufacturing es.
Enlistment. He saw the cloth in process
Of manufacture. and was surprised the
next morning at finding portion Of it in
his room. converted into sui, Of clothes.
N L. Whis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

One Of the spoils oFgans 10 Tennessee.
10 the exubeance of its Joy At the result
Of The elselioH. Is preparing 70 push Col.
Polk q step higher. Il nominaits James
X. Polk .or Vice President. and Gen.
William Carroll and Judge samuel Powell
Zoe u. s. Senators.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

Judge DorV is reelected delegate 90
Congress from he Tsrfi,ory q Wisconsin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

Ne George Poindexier fornehya Una.
ted States senator from MissisnpPi. ba,
removed 70 Texas