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Morning herald., 1839-07-30
NEW YORK BAZAAR

NEW YORK BAZAAR
Fer Plain and Fancy Paper Boxss - ali
NJ EHDs AND SIZES, Ir nvEsv STYLE, ArD roR AMI
LINK BUsIrEss wnATEvxR,
f1 121 Fulton street, ft
Three doors from Nassau
40 City a.d ooustry merchants win ara constantly ven
args hand They be aeconmodatsd'st short
6ce any any quantty they please; ass, hppiG
them in 50 profitable packing may be desired 10 part Of
Real genuine Cologne Water imported from Germany OF
nest superior quslity-will satisfy every purchaser
Also, Just received by late arrivals, 6ne lot Of
C0LORED AND MARBLE PAPER,
Of the m st Ieautifal patte..s. myii-y
no THE CHEAPEST on
AND
MOST FASHIONABLE ESTABLISHMENT,
mere Vestng and Summer Goods this city, which will be
made henost elegant style at the shortest notice. the
lash ii'S OF
A. r. JAMES,
[LATE JAMES & TAYLOR,
No. 90 Maiden Lane and No. III Liberty st.
PRICES.
superfne black, blue or fancy eolored Dress
Coas, Sl4 to 81
Gentemeas' Summer Goats. from 50
Cashmere Pantaoons, variety ofpatterns and
coors, - SO to 50 SO
Vests 6f silks, ,stEs velvets cassimere.,M Mar.
seilles, vaeEtias or Thibst Cloth, ~ % to S5
The public will pie observe the above prices rs per
cent below The ordinary prices Of Merchant Taors e2sy
NJ Office The sub.criber offers Cor very favors
IN be terms
pair very made and warranted bsrouche spring,
500 sett bows
10000 lbs. maReable coach castings
$50 set barouchr and coach axles, warranted
5000 pair Vermont wood harness
10000 pair plated and brass do
so sett very fine brass military bits and stirrups
100 do do saddle cloths
10000 yds csach ace assoted together with afu
msn Of saddery and coach hardware and NeNark maeabie
castings. JNO. j. suMMfhs
iyS-,ol3m% $50 Water St
Morning herald., 1839-07-30

THIS establishment will he opened for the reception o
i company Monday, the I7th Of June.
The proprietor has engaged Mr.. WN Ill RUSSELL, nor
mcrly Of Boston, steward, Mr. JAMES NJ SEYMOUR, n
the Office and Mr. b. DOBNY, coRdscor OF the Balls
aud Concerts JAMES H. SANDERSON,
les twstIstA froprietor
Morning herald., 1839-07-30

q, nnn WILL BE FORFEITED, NJ ID. Posits hr.d
ID lUUO Gator fails recent case o aeerian aes
disease In lees than "a hours For sae wholesale ans
retail by appoint went by A. b. D. SANDS, ~ aud oo rm
ton street and the wing Drug sores' corner OF Chambe'
street aud Broadway corner of Chamber and Church streets
s Broadway ss sai $50 Bswer Of Csnise and Bed
ford streets 3s aud ies sth Avenue. -.
Price 81. U'S-sm
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS OF viRGINIA.-The
w sahcribers have Just received large supply Of the
above Water fomhe propreors which hss oher Tor 'e az
hsg stores % Wan ~ 10 Brcadwsy, and ~ As'or ho"e
4 .l.ral disco, nj. ses 70 Wholesale purchassrs
RUsHToS n AsPINwALL, a
Accr,. r An, prop,.tor. 10, York and the Ea.rn staN
yl6-lmS
Morning herald., 1839-07-30

Regular days OF leaving New Yorkhi' month"; wednesday,
and Saturdays.
FARE REDUCED TO THREE DOLLARS.
NO MONOPOLY
NEW LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
PROVIDENCE.
: 1910 - The new, elegant and fast sailing steamer
- JOHN W. RICHMOND, Captain VIM. II.
Eownssad will leave for the above places on
Saturday July 9Th O'clock from Pier No5 North h'e
For farther inform alton. apply 10
mo II. RICHMOND, Agent,
at the Office on the wharf.
Travellers may be assured that this boat stH NOT roes win
.y boat that put against her. hut will proceed on her
-. .~y ~" ~ - - a.h,r ha.t va. in company. je3-6m
NIGHT LINE
: r- - PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY
CzS, landing at N. intermediate landing, arr n ns
x~rs~<3-r~srk-sew AMI oses.n steamboat kOo HES TN,
Captain A. r. s. John, will leave the Steamboat f'er between
foot of Cour,landt and Liberty st, on Monsay h'cnoon
July ~. q o'clock.
Yor passage Or freight, apply to ro,,vs
Corser of West and Liberty IS,
Of r. &. SfiULTZ, at the Office,
or the Captain on board.
NB- goods, freight, baggage bank bs .peeie, or any
other knd of property taken only at the risk Of the ewnsr
hereof. = u.s - ~.
Morning herald., 1839-07-30

GUNS, PISTOLS, BRITANNIA WARE AND jar
VI ANRY.
10 Cases Guns
do P,stok;
10 ,a.ks Dissn 4 Sons Britannia Ware;
do Tea Trays &c.
The above rust opened, and viii be sold at extreme sv
prizes by a W. sri.o 70, ~,
nya7 ON iS4 rea' suea
NOR THE FACE AND sKiN-Churchs GENUINE sese-
table Lstion recommended by the faculty for All disc scs
Of the face and skin IL eradcss tan pimp es eckes spo
rcncss ring wor and all eutaneous erurtons gr~ona'
arns delicate clear son skin; transiormseve 'he
radiant whteness; renders hsrs o rough
skin beautifully soft smooth and even mpars TO inc ace
neck and arms healthy and juvenile bloom-and D, que
perseverance, in i application the re'u, VIII be beautiful
eopexor This lotion exceeded by other N The woi ID
Suffice say that has been used with great success ~ 'hs
United states and West Indies. without single complaint OIL
M eficacy For sale at Churchs Dipensary lss Bowey,
corner Of Spring Price rs cents per bottle y1o eoolm
NEW AMERICAN MAGAZiNE.-Nowf ready, NO. o.
IN The MONTHLY CHRONICLE Of Original Lttra-
he coninued the 18th Of every mouth Inc sna
numbers will contain articles by Professor aham, MIS- S'
courtney Professor Da poute. James O. Brooks the author
Harry Franco George Catn, ESQ Professor b"esr &c &c
sellers. GssJ
Morning herald., 1839-07-30

NEW REFECTORY.-J. SWEENEY infsrms his fr1snd
IN and the public that he has opened Rsfectoy A
large and elegant building Ne la Fulton street Fish, Isss
and Fowl always be found h tables and ssa
Of the provided II appears In the mashs-
No attention will be wssng his part ss gsssss
satisfaction and hc hops 10 find that generous
which he 10 determined 10 Deserve.
il0-d j. SWEENEY
Morning herald., 1839-07-30

g caTsKIfJ MOUNTAIN HOUSE AT THE PINE
Nlrs ORCHARD, is3oThis ell known aud fashionable
resort !. undergoing considerable repair and w, be
open for the reception Of visitors June 2s'h
10 th. also undergone thorough repair es.
peesy that portion o on the sun,am has been rendered
perfectly safe and smooth
The stare. will run regularly dsng the between the
and the Mountain House. and will be found IN read
n.. !, Al times on the arrival of the boats at the Csk Land
;nx Extra carriages furnished either at The Landing or Aoua
taiu House the shortest notice. r..cu
IN a. Y.
Morning herald., 1839-07-30

S@5.- JACKETS For HAvRE,- (skcorp Lirr.)-
ksTsSip The ship BALTIMORE. James Fsnek, master
as-=z-ss<ssas on lst August BOYD HlckEN, Agents
No. Tontn. Buildings.
The passage money the cabin, by this line is hx-d
one handred dollar, bu, Wines and Liquors. Of any class will
not be furnished yi5
Morning herald., 1839-07-30

pOYDs BLEACHING POwDER-sisty casks Boyd y
ID Sow. superior Bleaching Powder, now Harding h.m the
.h;, sig.s =. reY .ale bv PERssE 4 BROOKS,
10, 81 Liberys
Morning herald., 1839-07-30

= ,~4-~- =, PEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANf.-
Landing at the usual ans'ngsTrse new s; aus
Tresdel viii leave the steamboat per foot OF Liberty street,
en- Tuesday afternoon, July - at O'Clock.
For freight passage, Apply to CROOk WnES, cor
ner or West and Liberty streets PETER T. schoLl1,
the Office, or the Captain on board -, !,
All goods freight bank bills, specie or any other hna o
rropsy taken shipped board Of this boat must h ~ he
rsh Of the thereof m5zo'ih
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.



Iivii he seen - the rc,urns ic,aw tia, lis
county remain, tue 10 her lvug-eheIlslsI pr.n-
og',s. MIR E,rro~, thc tWH.- candidate for
CONGRESS. rcccaeS here me- ety Of - votes.
and wr-i''I =. Wusrur>er.S aud ANrua,,
kt>>-uN. E>lrs. hrm VA s., are c,cc'e,i 10 ,he
Ii,a4e 81; Ee.~-lie>, by Jecs,tyc ma,onurs 49,
Ihr result, however. affords no true criterion ~
N.-h 10 Iu' Il Tie r. 'a'ttc strength O.. var''c,
In Us c,ua'g. IT, ty.s ,-c residence g.. N;s.
l-ca', tic Whole WIZ >;n.u-,h could 1T &c
Brought "a; aEain>i hun, whilst DE- received tie
whole vote 81 las own party, sui. from Yers-u-
- considerations. the vote OF several Wings
Ind he maiouucs OF McSsrs. WcT;h.aston ana
hcaucdy would 40 doubt have S,cn much great
e., bC; :r tie fact that there were four whis
CANDIDATES until within day OF two OF ,he c!cs-
uua ana th- vigilance and eNerton Of our
friends falling far short Of that CT their cpro-
ncu's. r.. lag upon d..isioa IA cur ranks. eve
RI elof;. art aui .,raiasem were used to dcicat
Nj k-naeiy, bat with What suocrss tie result
VII show.
Ths vote Of lie county stands a. fol'ow,--ly
Wh'rh It wi! &c scen that uc,,,ith, sanding every
disadvantage uuicr which incidental eircuu-
stances placed IL, Mr Barton tWhis) has n
l m, loi.,y of - over Mr Lucas, Tor Congress +;
a7i thai Nes-rs. worhn.on aud Kenn- 3
.N.s,' Stc elected - ,As House Of Delegate.
- ua,Js.acs II o. anI -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30
~. N!now 5. -.


Ths eIEnprsss CT Tnnce, M-..o-
Louise, ha, Irrived on yisis 10 gao kirg
Of Naples. ! saw her yes.eiJly, AMI
lsD interfering looking sou.an have
seldom beheld. Her hcs musl<siwsys
havo bean PLAIN. lJr neither lhc~featlscs
nor expression ore suchss constitute goad
looks Tbs fr.i arc truly Austrian. the
nose rather fiat, the forebe any lhny
but intellectual, the eyes veFy l,sh;
blas. and Of "A unmcsu.ng character. and
'hs month defective. Her figure - 30
longer round aud well formed. as Il -
SAID TO have formerly been and there j.
ntIlasr elegance nor Gikui'y 10 her or -
manner. She vas a,tehItd Jy Tie cu4ni
% Neipery. her aVoHed Chaubrhiiu.
and, Aimoii pcfsonB asseu her not aSoW-
ed husband. lie IL a gentleman ke
looking man and though wanting an eye,
has phys1sOuouy Is not disa.rer4lie.
Nov th1i have seen M.uc LOU p. I
am not surprised a. her Conduct on thc
tiil oi Napoleon The weakness and t. ..c.
cisi)n Of her cblracier aie visible %
coIn'enlDcs which ui.ht srr.e "a an %.
lusirali1n - LlyaitT's system. 50 iLd.ri-
TIVE - Il IT iuhe~u'y. " Ge Louise
had great role 70 casct 10 fal drama -
lus, bal she only hll s;iut and hcar
enough % have Giiel o. Her devotion
q Napoleon "a lt f.'ua fof.uuc.. could
hsge been as honorable % Lot calrso'er
a'sJJ'hinz - biz ire.rys AL waffle
r.1ro called Tor. a. II would laro .f.fi.
fed Ihe .Iotersionay a1I ,hr., of .u,r-
non eytarel towards him. s.. i..a heroic
tho ds.unies n France. ll5R widely
c,iefsat las been tho conduct q o.
Innce1 Csih4une - Wirambur.. 90.
wards hes husband TIE ex King 81 West.
Dhslin. brother q Nayolc.a She noiiy
r'u8iei every sndcagour TO induce her
81 renouGse her husband when driven
from ths throne which sic shared. IL
vai her duiy. she said, never - f-isaIo
him 10 whom she lad pledged Der Vows
sIths altar sni bismisf1ftuhc. ofly sefs ,8
% render his duiy stlll more imyfessieo.
How forcl5ly must Tie contrast Afforded
by the eondue! Of these tao pnacosses
have struck Napolson. when ptliug in
sEils ani bow fnust u have aggfava'cl
The bitterness Of be fsolings. At this On
naiufsl descr'ion when. chained on
rack. Pfomsiheu' like. hs fed on Bis oSn
heat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

TuADnEps STEVENS. OF PrSS.-Tbe
Committee appointed On Nr. Stevens
case have reported, Ihs, Mr.. Stevens has
resigned has Geat ~ certain letter TO
h,s constituents; that ih,s - tie proper
mode q resignation; aud hat L' refusal
10 take has seat before confirms tbs ,irW
Of the case. The report concludes with
resolution to thai effect, and inGtuc's
the speaker 20 issue la, warrant Tor anew
election IN the county OF Adams. 4
counter reror, is expected from Mr. Gun
ninghsm, aud the resolution has been
postponed until "wednesday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

To the surprise even o. the Van Burrni,Ss
themselves. Mr.. IIoil-man ". d. has succeed
cd IN beating Mr.. Mallory, the late Wh.r mcin-
Ter. punng the canvass was urged ~ the
frtends - Mt Holleman. thsthe, being iurnd
Of the roWrTS n Washington, would D. enabled,
letter Than Mr. Mallory, Who was uIc.r CTpo-
nen'. 90 obtain appropriations fot improvements
IN and aruuni Norfolk. The afcum~u, sVprars
not 20 have been u>ct IN vain. Ey the char.c m
her representation. Norfolk loses. aui ihc EScc-
uiiVr Of Tie General Government cams. The
lVi.oWtaS "a Tie vote noA. sui m 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30
90 -
SENATORS.

Eight Senators are chosen Ihis year. Or ihcso
two were Wings and six Admin .s;rsiion. Hti
returns already slow iEai &c have elected four,
and have chance for one or two others. Here
is an inporian: g4ii, 81 the wings. we have
elected Mr.. thornton wing IN the Caroline dls-
,riet. lately represented by Stafford ~ Parker
" ~ AID Mr. Cooke lwh,cl IA The A.bemGrlc
district IN the place OF Mr. Carr. ~ ~ IN the
AlSeIa lrle district Campbell, OF Bedford, and
Pateson. of Augusta lwh.gsl are reelected. -
Huuion. ' b ~ the FsuqUier and P.inan V
n n Tie Shenandoah district arc elected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

The Winshes,er Republican states that
arrangements are being made TO put .
tn weekly line Of stages on the North
western road from that place TO Parkers-
burg. to run through in forty sigh hours.
Parkers5urg "a on the Ohio r',sr. about
30 miles belov wheeling. NheE this
arrangement goes into operation. this
route Will - the most expeditions i'r
travellers going 10 the West snd south
west.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION.

The FrRG'"iI Lonor No. l, Of iiarpers-Ferry,
celebrated '!.eir sixth Anniversary at that place
on the l-!h instant By a procession, &c
The aiirrss VS. delivered " William +. Giles,
E>T oi baltimore, and IS spo.en of = having
been c'.as'e, classical, and highly eloquent The
procession was l'rer, inany member, from
the Charle>'own, Winchester, and Hsscrs,cwn
Lo'seS BENG present. Thomas WILDLY, Pas,
Granl S.te, wa. also In a:l..lancc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

We are glad 10 learn that The tGlir Of
honor 10 which we briefly referred yesler-
day morning. va. accommodated wiihou:
re'oIt to arms. Tie parties were James
Raymond Esq. and WIN. i. Maulsby E,q
both gentlemen OF Westminster, Carroll
county. and the latter the senator from
that county. Mr.. Maulsbv, We under
stand, challenged Mr.. Raymond, under
the presumption, II is .ai1 that Mr.. K
was the author Of certain articles in The
Westminster CarrS!l.onIan. 10 which Mr..
MaulsSy's personal qualities and his per-
sonal courage, in particular, were Com
nenied upon wish uncommon, and indeed,
meTeiless severity. MIR. Maul.hy. We
learn did not inquire whether MIR. Ray
mond was the author Of TIE articles, but
challenged him outright. Mr. RAYMOND
accepted, and tie sgiIcs met at E.S!.ir7
binding. Anne Arundel county. ca
ruaiAy eyeuinr, and had taken their pll-
oes, whom We learn. through The rierpo-
sr,ion OF mutual friends, The challenger
was induced to withdraw The challenge.
and i, came out that Mr. RAYMOND was
not the aUthor of;he articles o, iec'ei to-
a fact. By the way, perfectly notorious. az
all times before aud after the cas.icnc..
az tie articles are so written IS 90 rcu.rTit
IS certain Whois The author. s'itii na'ur
was subscribed ~ them. The nst;cr Of
cour'O proceeded no fu!'hcr. No doubt
an Official account a tho alisir will be
published IN the papers of Carroll county.
Bs'tiHors Ch,tnie..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

George X. HARPER. Esq, the veteran
Editor Of tho Franklin Repository, pub.
lished at Chambersburg Penn, la, dis
posed Of an interest in tina, sterling WIKI
yrint 20 Mr.. SAIJrL w. CArLlN, lately
Of Nirginii. Sir. Cstlin il 4 gentleman
Of Talent, and viii 10 foun! a most use
fol suxiliary in the management Of tie
concern. lie goes Tor Mr. Clay Tor Pc
'iten', as a man pre- -emineu'ly emitted
10 the 'u'lrnges of the people 81 we'll Tor
hil superior qualifications a, for tho ,a5,
smOuut 81 service rendered 10 tic coun.
Try, m tie yirious hish cGicisl stations
which lie hss filed Ilul tie Repository
Kill nevertheless abide By ihc decision IT
tde Wing National Convention 10 us se.
lection q a candidate Or tie Presidency.
We anticipate good service 10 She wig
cause from tbs paper which BE- now ia lis
lib volume Eieim,HI UAig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

TE f,rr...s ur So Hrri. 70 -
A''he r'csn' nesr 2, Bro H,.lnrrs .a
Nlr s.'l rct OF m.-iaI aipfreurats ir
cs.. .ttaay tte Ctut..f. OF N-H ..u
ahH-t sea f5lsssI dollars isy- been
collected Ius Au.uran fa.es tht'
very i"'r eNet.n ls. Been made oaf
n iie CITY Nb-.1s methods o. arrly
lhg ibD fond have been s4KEotej .l-L
e. g.ang portion 90 ,as support q tLe
supenr1a'si rrelchers- something 81
aiilwa aoi Orphans % iiasc who have
Died ~ tho service O. TIE Church some-
ulDs lor tie Gauss q Eiucahon and a
small proportion " Missisas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30
I C,.,
Downing

rRAcIiCNL ruRIaotoCY-N,.: -rlav
morning Ne understand "a consequence
OF MIR kiLhams bump 81 IL, cpar, hiv-
M become enlarged To such a degree.
That tie lang a. hat otgsr. the trrgus.
IA ie: 10 III. '.'.tsF !.tws aud "a ..aei,,
~ ~ r1eans pleasing 10 "a, rroiubcrarce
Il sei!-esteem CT aIl',b.'I,encss. Ito
l...er, feeling the bumps OF o,L.hAiivo-
ness and GesiruCtveucss swelling 10 an
almost Unprecedented d-grce-indeed 50
much that he could hardly keep h.. bat
on-cal!ed on Mr. huAhatn and demand
Ell an explanation. which the latter gave
N the share of leather st'ap with = huge
buckle on tie end. His adversary 10,
To be backed eat. prepared himself also
to buckle 10. came up to the scratch
aud drew hack lines around Mr. X scr.
IAN, II order, music. SC. VIVA, further
develop rTen's took Place. We did rut
learn ~. q. I5ge .3usic.a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

In the Guelinyharn John Raudo.ph'S oil dis
u!ci.) John HIN. W h.s, II elected to Congress
over Daniel 4. Wilson, V. B.-Mr H. HAVING
received MAJORITY m every county "a The d.
itIc'. Here - a Wing gain, which will make
mp for Tie loss 81 the Norfolk district. The
Euclir-ham di>irici WAS represented m the last
ConEie,. 30, J. W. Roudtn. Esq ".
H. he Louicun district. Charles =. Mercer
(NhiF1 - reelected e. Congress.
Ia ihc Richmond district, John II. nntts.
Whc, - elected 10 CUnErtI. over Wan. S-!lcn,
Van Bnryn.
Ia,.- Shenandoah district, @ L s,mus's V.
u. IS elected 10 ConsIes, over D. Steele. also V.
ruten.
Ia The August, District, Craig ". n IL 10
doubt Reelected owe, Moore. (NVmgl In Au-
rJ,ta hr. VI received a uiAJoriy-of $50. which
VS. increased 90 about 30 hy tie vote 81 Re- a.
.uj.c, tut Mt C.'> ma.1iii."S 40 tive o;her
.'hrf counties val no doubt outuumlcr Nj.
81 : 10 Augusta AMI R0cLbr.dsr.
IT, The AlbemNr.c distract, Jsia' Gnfl1'l, Con-
'et,atiNr, J. reelected 20 Congress h-a.ns W.
=. Gosloa, V n. sul-TIt,suD Why. IA every
Ic0urty IN a.. 3.sttci-iu ii5cmar.c l2G, In Ne.-
>on 2-G iral,ru iH1. Tuyauua Ia, LOUISA
sj-.n a.. ca m r.;v.
L. dc "-.,tt .Il - District" d., - '---
ict,hurc Hers q states. John Taaa'.iro. tw'trl
Is reelected - Congress ~ 4 majority 90 l.
votes m The whole district, over Or. X. o. Gray
son. " ~
In thr OHIO county district, Sicenrcl " ~
coeS 10 NUnor.ahela ana Preston with n MAJOR
nv ot l3l over Raymond wing and - no doubt
elected.
II The Harrison '.s,rict Camden. Twhcl IS
elected 20 Congress over Shlnn and Johnson ".
Buren,
The result IN tie Caroline district, between
Il ~ + iIgnisr i-n5-lrea>ury whis,l and Mr..
Scott w II isNcry doubtful!
MEMBERS o. CONGRESS ELECTED.
We have sufficient Information 20 Justify tie
Opinion hat tie f9low.u. gcus.cinca have been
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

FUCIrivE SLAyTS.-Ths Balur,,,
Chronicle states that the difference, wl,.l
have SD long existed bctVeCn MaryI,oI
and Penn'y lyania. IA regard 10 The con.
s,i;uuonal night OF reclining fu,,,i,.
slaves are m proper TRAIN e.. a,-,,a.,.
aud final adjustment. The State OF Penn.
sylvana has accepted The proponn,,
which our Commissioner, NJ Mcr.i.,A
was instructed to offer. aul a law IA,
passed. BY which the great question f,..
constitutional pope- q St.jo L.. 49,, D.,
over this sui Jet j. TO be submit. 3 i.t.r
determination cf tho supreme C.ur T
the ui;ed states. The case. 90 I.r..
and others. Mi. 10 taken 20 TN, 81. ..r..
aud points raised which must j,.,sa o..
coAs.iluuonal,'y oi tho laws wh..h base.
been put ~ fos.c IA some e ,ae a,,
States relative 10 fugitive slaves.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30
The Philadelphia Herald state, Tia, OF

The Philadelphia Herald states that on
Fndly last forged drafts TO a very large
amount were paid A,:hs Bank Of the Uni
ted S.I'e'. Tho fraud, however, was
shortly snSr Uncovered, and every means
taken TO ferret out the psrpsia;or. Mr..
Bl,nsy, tie efficient High Constable, vas
pot on The scent, aad inme lately s,af,e q
Tor New York. where he discovered the
,iIli'n who bad taken up biz quarters at
tie AIior House. and obtained possession
u tie money. Sir. u. has returned Il
Phhilelphs Will tie money AMI villain.
who has been safely locked up for fur.
Their hearing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

TOW ItF 'HI'II'''IIs UI-tI.f--I.lira.
l; w!'i o." sen by Tie anne xci returns. tha,
Rehart ". Barton, E.q., tWhiC) has n maicri-
~ % - Tor Congress, anG that jacob Nvcr, aul
Edmund i. Hunter Wings are elected to the
House of Delegates. The candidates for tie
How. OF Dc.c.aics arc al VIM
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

The Canada fClks made gres, fI,s ~,
year. ago on tho ground that tLtir B.a..
were obliged 10 'uspend Specie Payment
been regularly paving specie more than
wear, and no, aPioayuneis shelled o., b.,
the Canadians. On the contrary, tho ,.
per Canada Legislature has just passed
bull authorizing their Banks TO continue
their Suspension tai. the lsi Of November
next
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

4 Nel.ch Connection v,'i va lean.
b~ bell % Washington BE- Jana-y neat
Ga the patI-He 10 resisting ihs l.sfuaco-
fo,l rs t.s nfeI States Zach iBcorpo.
rated State MeI,cJ Society 10 expected
20 srni delegate or delegates Dr.
Con4io. e Msruti5vn. Pfesiaeat q tbs
former Convention held ~ Washioz.on.
haJ the management Of ihs affair. sni O.
him tie names Of the delegates ere re-.
qut',ed - be forwarded - 500 IS sp.
pointed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

Returns from ahou, one. third Of Florij,
indicate tha, Mr BlI'xe!! Wing has e,n
elected Delegate TO Congress, over Nr
Downing. v hose miraculous conversion -
Loco-fccei,m las been 90 great a source
ct ecs'ncy TO lie party. II lie has Ice,
his seat hv II. be Will have been rghuv
.cTvcd. The vo,cs at one tLiI Of tho
Territory stand as i.!.wc:
For BalfcH. .G3D
Downing, 800
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

Gov Porter q Ia recently nominated
AimOn ~ Read - PRECEDENT lodge e .
Distinct 90 ihs stste. The Senate reIoct-
ed TIC nomination by a vote a. ~ 60 -.
on Tie ground thst be vasamofe ro'u,ral
bualrr and uo lawyer. and tlli d. mo-
raj character Wa bad. Sir. Read vss
h'ely S.n1f iimsef The phl4loi-
lha sl.t 90 fL- Iucs VaVrs wt.'h
iacrenf.r aaI rluiua'e. Mr Read i.s
fhs L IS. Senate