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Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18

EPITOME OF THE TIMES.

EmigrantS icorh haring.-The company o
700 Lutherans, lately arrived in Missouri from
Europe, have purchased 10000 acres in Perr,
CO., on the Mississippi. They have libra rI
Of 10000 volumes, and intend founding col
lege.
PHYSlC.-"GREAT ARRIVAL !"-A grea, ar
rival is announced in an Augusta paper, conss
ting OF fifteen bushels OF Peters Pills. One in
dlvldual announces for sale one million, ant
another two millions cutting of the Morus Mul
ucaulis-and Mr.. Buckingham, that he will
lecture people upon Palestine, at SO cents pc,
head.
The New York Commercial Advertiser states
that Mr. Webster's intention is TO Withdraw
from the Presidential contest on his return tt
this country.
immigration The whole number Of steer
age passengers arrived at the port of New York
during the month OF May was 1885, of which
1895 were from Liverpool alone.
Areraging.-Major Noah says that the mum.
Der OF steamboat disasters now average two by
each mail, regularly.
The assistant ofa Western editor apologisoS
Tor the non-appearance of the usual ouanivF
OF editorial by informing his readers thu e
editor has been sent to the penitentiaryf
General Grab is candidate for conw SION
al honors in Alabama. The paper posed
to him says he progresses backwa&
. President p Van Buron has giy op IN trip
10 the Hermitage, under the seM as impression
that the glory of Jackson c now avail him
nothing. lie and the Secr9ry of State will
repair to Saratoga Spring early in July. As
president Of this Republic he will be well re-
celVed IN New York, but if he attempts to cleo
tloneer, he will receive rebufs direct
The Natchez Courier has a conundrum-
listen. Why is the Wing candidate for Gov
ernor OF Mississippi brother chip to all me-
chanlcs? Because he is Turner.
America Vespucci was at Louisville on the
l4th uIt. She was received with great parade {
at ST. Louis. Wonder if she don't pick up ma
ny handsome presents from short sighted old
Il
A great Wing meeting was held at St. Louis \
on the 9th June, at which decided preference u
was expressed in favor of the most illustriousI :,
of the age, Henry Clay. Il
ChHtc- Taste Nuggc in Danger--The terri +
oral government Of Florida has offered S2OOh
ahead for every Seminole taken, dead or alive. Id
Keo6nck.- report, short time since. to
nat this chief of the Sac and Fox Indians was b,
ilIled, turns QUITO be false The rumor is sun Ise
'osed TO have originated from the fact that he lea
vas slightly stabbed by one of his tribe, in a W.
runken frolic. ne
The Exploring Enpediion--Th u. S. brig in
'orPolse, Capt. Wilkes, was spoken on the 25t6 af
+ March by the American ship Hudson. The th
,'orpolse was 98 days from Orange Harbor. re-
Terra del Fuego, bound 10 Pamer's Land, in Ia
ompony with the Sea Gull, tender. The Pea pr
ock, and tender Flying Fish, sailed from that de
iarbor few days sooner than the Porpoise. mi
The Oldest town in the United States. it is er
aid, is St. Augustine, Florida, by more than IN,
orty years. 1t was founded forty years be- NJ ~
ore Virginia was colonized. Some of the hou. NC
es are yet standing, which are said 10 have se!'
'een built more than three centuries ago. OIL
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18

to know whether in his speech against the pre-
emptlon Bill, ho had applied the terms "rob
Der and land prates," TO pre.emptioners.
In his answer, dated. Ashland, March llttkMt
says:
"The expression of Robbers and Land p
rates, nor any similar expression were never
applied by me to pre-emptioners. On the con
trary, whilst denounced Presumption Laws
and the act OF taking possession Of the public
lands, without the authoritySof law, in strong
terms, and as conducting lSg SPECULATION, spoke
OF my knowledge Of my Pre.emptioners as
persons thigh respectkSility.
The above expressions were ascrbcd to me
toy political partVns for party purposes
Ihey llrsl caua9 my eye i'll speech of Gen.
liPtons's publ 4 a by him to have it corrected,
and he did co #ct it, but the erroneous version
continued to freely circulated.
Atthe las sssion Of congress, in the Senate,
l, stated nm my seat the eror,-senator
Young, 9fllIinois, who had been active in Civ
ing c~Nency TO the expressions acknowed ged
that@ d not use them; and that he inferred
thsH rom what did say.
n = opinion, in regard to public lands is, that
ny should be administered for the benefit of
I'll the people and States in the Union. To.
wards the new States have always inclined to
a liberal policy This was evident from the
and Bill which proposed and which hope
will be ultimately passed By that bill the new
States were TO receive l2i per cent beyond their
share upon the net proceeds of the
ales of all Public Lands, situated within their
respective limitsn L
By publishing the above You will oblige vour l
bit Serv't +. NJ. SAMUEL. r.
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18
IIBBRTY yRQTRT, o


m NHlS old and we'll known stand
MEA \ formerly kept by Mr. Whit
;;i;Aney1, has been re-purchased by him
tAssiaszasaA In future he will devote his undividec
attention TO it, rendering it in all respect.
what it should be, a comfortable retreat fol
all. His experience in public line is vel
known--it enables him to say, without fea1
OF disappointment, to all, you will be as com.
tortably entertained at the Liberty Hotel as
you can be any where. Horses will be care
fully attended to-l have commodious sta.
bles where ! can accommodate droyers and
others who may call with every thing in that
llne-plenty of provender. As for my table,
beds, and other things appertaining to the
Hotel, say they are good, but do not take
my word Tor 1t, come and try and Judge for
yourselves.
Al And then, my LIoUoRstoo, tryand you'llswear,
1hef better you've not found any where;
have Cider, delicious Cider, here,
Klch to the taste, and as the amber clear:
nlne too have, of all the better sort
Made'ra, Cldret, Tenerife and Port
I've nigh proofspirts, Gin and BTandg rich;
At, ana Wmshey, old MOnongahela and Peach.
VI ~ these men need not speak, for defy them
10 tell now good they are before they try them
The undersigned have also lately purchased
stand the known as M'Dowelps Tavern. In.
adding this spacious house, yard, stables, &c.
o his other accommodations, he can saw
helr means are more ample than anv before
aver cosld boast of in Liberty for the recep.
ion OF customers and the public. Owing toI
ms arrangement he is able also to accom-.
nodate many boarders in addition to the mum.
'er ne is now accommodating.-He says
o Inc public, | solicit your patronage.
-, M. M. WHITNEY.
Liberty Feb. 10, 1888. 8-tf
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18

TNOR SALE OR RENT.-The House and
4 Lot on which Mrs. P. Hall resides, stu
ated near the Liberty Spring, Southeast of the
Male Academy.-For terms, apply to P. S.
Catry, or Thomas w. Pound, ESQ., Liberty.
Mississippi. April l8, 1838.-16-,f'
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18
Richmond Enquirer.

The result olthe election is yet doubtful, but
we think we have it.
Richmond Enquirer.
Yes, you've got it; as the old gentleman said
to the whipster when he kicked him down
three flights of stairs.-LouisuiWe Journal.
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18
ENTERTAINMENT.
l!|I!A

n D OBERT THOMPSON announces to the
~ public that he has opened House of
Entertainment in the town of Woodville. in the
commodlous building fronting the Court House,
on the West side of the Public Square, where
travellers and others can be cheapy and COM
foItabIy entertained His cooks, skilled in the
culinary art-his bar supplied with the choicest
ilqulors-his beds cleanIy and warm and his
stables, we'll provided with provinder, and at
tended by careful hostlers, he confidently as
serts that both man and beast will find with him
every thing conducive to their comfort and con-
venience.
January 27, 1883. ms 6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

VAN BUREN INToLERANcE.-Th Viz
ginia Times. 'peaking of the os,raeism Of Mr.
Mason, says -" MIR. Masons constituents have
other notions Of what constitutes a true and
faithful party man. They cannot brook this
snow Of independence. even II IL is in practice
mere sham. Thsy require Of their representa-
I've, that he should he as deaf =. post. blind as
bat, and dumb as a stone, n The defect. Of our
rulers. This loyal distrie, could not suffer even
quasi opposition TO ihe pet schemes Of the Pre-
sident They have accordingly signi6ed their
disirusi Of their late representative, by quietly
passing hifn by, and taking up Mr. Luca., Of
JeGcrson. as their candidate FOR Congress.
This intolerast spirit IS one Of the most dan
geror' symptoms of the day. u erusbes every
prc'enee Of thought. and brings the proud sriri,
an humbled and subdued suppIianl at the foot of
insolehi parry. How terrible 10 the liberties ind
Institutions Of our country. is this organized par
II empowered not only 10 reward with iuere
and Office i' ,6ieisni Parzans, bat 10 punish and
disgrace the refractory
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

The annexed resolutions of the Wing
members u both Iiesses Il he Legisls-
ture Of Loaisisss. viii meet Nth The
msse unqualified appreciation OF siss-
tenihs Of The whis party IN this State.
and We believe Of alarge msjoriiy ofihose
Of the United States generally. Whore
yer Demonstration Of preference has been
made ~ the party. in any of the South.
ern States. il has been universslly in IA
vcr OF Mr.. Clay. He has no rival in the
affections Of the South. and every expres-
s'on Of public opinion but confirms Us
more and more IN the belief that Mr.. c..
sbould be BE- seieeied hy tie Nation ii
Conven'ioo, will carry the South almost
TO State.
A. . meeting OF the Wing members Of both
Houses Of the Legislature. held NJ The State
House IN the city Of New Orleans on the i3fh
day of March, 1873. the following resolutions
were unasimousiy adopted:
Rs.cired. That ten delegates be appointed To-
represent the Wings Of Louisiana. IN any general
Wing Convention ~ hich may he holden 10 select
and nominate a candidate for President and Vice
President of the United States al the ensuing
election.
Rsscired further. That the Wings Of I.ouisisns,
entertaining an exalted opinion of the integrity.
ability, and patriotism OF HENRY CLAY, o,
Kentucky, do respectfully recommend hi. ncmi-
nation as The Wing candidate for the Presidency
OF The Uniicd States
Rsseirsd, That Notwithstanding the predilcc.
ton above expressed. they do hereby instruct
their Delegates tn unite IN the support Of any
other individual Who receives a majority Of Inc
votes IN said Convention.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
THE MARKETS.
FEoes INA sILuaoar sNGstcaN.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

F~ f1s GEEK sAti-g T,id-y err-'-S. !ws,ok -.
BEEF.-SuPpiy equal ~ the demand, and
sales generally 81 SII pr 100 It's
CANDLES.-Mouid candle. best quality,
10 eents per u. We eonisBss 50 quote sp-fn
at - to 20 oe-.r
FLOuR.--Ia tbe early part u the week ihe
sofe Pr1c fell 20 ~, at Which rate sa'~. we've
generally msde. Since ,hen me rnafkst hss rsI.
bed. and yesterday and tc-dsy ssl~s veTr mads
from stores a. - l2S, and m one 90 too cas-s
AZ 81 p Tor choier hSsnis Mos II he boid~rs
ask 81 IS to-day. The wsroa ard railroad
prioe has ben anifofm ihfosxhcuf sh- ws~k a.
: dollars. CITY Mills o. IS Sock very small
ln,ree,ions q The sock. s.J02 bsu,is
RYE FiDUR.-Ssles q Is' qusli'y 81 - 50
10 - s3i
WHEAT --Coo,i 10 prime r-is 81 s. n 81 -
Therr vas 'sie q rod uhsis si,-s, N IN
early par q - ssek 81 Al -.
COfiN yellow - - - oenis. and - esa,s
ne s,r1s io-dsr. Ssi-s Il Nd sine 81 as -
ard A. esnt', hai to-day ve quote 81 IS 70 IS
e~nfs
RYF Ssi~s a. - 10 100 cent.
OATS ~ rents
CLOVER sEEn-we have ~ CHANGE .,
note N ne pre- 81 slover-seed. SAILS n prise
d~raes'ie seed sFe rnskinr N sfaan esasss'sss a.
SO 20 80. ADD q god foSe.ss ~ ga 10 SIS
TIMOTHY sEED-co0usse. san a,a.s
~ -.
fLASIER "A esfgo vas sosd ths ueek e.
- ~ snd an.th,f ssf ia
BACON Dsnnr a. seez fS~s~ A.. -,
god bssfness Dong % Race, ssd e. irapsos.-
mfni has heen sgrefienc~d n rfics n ~ esflv
part - NJ sell saies vefs nssde ffo. ssoss, II
W~sssrs sssorsed 81 ~ - ice cents. asf v,ss>r.
daf apd ths 1ofninz ~ tame tssesipf,oa sas
tsksn - " e,nts. shsh ~ qnoss a. ~ 49,
bli-sfd Pre- lo-day. Bsluuefs CARED Rsooa l.
h-f - ~ - - cents ~ ar.ores
WhfthEf .---Prlcrs have he~a aaforn
ihfoe7hopi NJ vsek 81 3ei cesss for hessh-ads.
and ~ % tot osnfs f1s basfsis Tbs saros
pre- q Barrels = - eeats, sseiusivs q ~ kar.
ri
ALEXANDRIA. Msfeh %
FLOUn -osing la ne ssAs~n f.iir.9 81 !.
ne recrsYts. 81 80 ssRasd fsf akrEnena
49, hses sessss - : wsssssss. sss
qsosss''a - ~ - fs-f<. a,-lc-sss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

BOUNDARY LIMA canads paper
speaking Of the dispuied Territory says.
Even Il Great Britain had no claim vbst.
ever TO q. iis raiss TO Der is 90 Eresi, that
var would be perfectly jusii6sb.e 10
Obtain o. And II the value Of q district
o. country viii justify var Of conquest.
What poSsrfol Fssson hss our govern.
ment 70 take possession Of Nova Scotia.
New Brunswick, snd q part Of Lover
Canada They would b . valuable AZ.
QUESTION 10 the United States. Aad na-
surs seems 70 point them cot e psrs q
eur lsnd-the issF S. LavYsnss sad H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

We have rarely seen more beautiful sp.ei-
men of mechanism than one which came under
our observation few days ago IN The form q
'wo-hor,e riding Carnage. standing IN our main
street Upon iaquiy. We learned that Il vas tie
properly o. Judge RfcHsRD r PsRxEa, and that
q vas made al the coach factory q our enter.
pf''ng nsnesake I've are sorry 70 sdd. not kins-
NAM HroE l. GattaHrn, in this town II was
viewed By Isrgs number of gentlemen. ell Of
whom testified TO the skill taste, and beauty Of
eEecuion winch had been Observed IN ell ~
parts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
FnlnAr- March 90.


A communication was received from
the Senate. stating that they had passed
the bills. entitled AN act 10 prevent per.
sons from carrying on business under false
or fictitious names and firms: and An
act 10 suthoIiEe . separate election 81 the
house Of Jacob Swetzsr in the county Of
Frederick.
THE BANK BiLL.
The House took np the amendments of
The Senate 10 the bill concerning TIE
Danks Of ihis Common wealth. Various
amendments were adopted 10 the amend.
men's Of ihe Senate.
Upon sgresing ~ the amendment e..
tsblishirg = Brsneh II Falmouth. some
debate arose. The amendment vas sus.
tanned by Menr,. May. CFu,oh6sid. Con.
way and Broader. and opposed By MF.
Watkins. snd sgfesd TO.
! be amendment proposing 10 requisite
The mode 81 discovntIsg loans. Vas oppoa.
ed By Mr. Vensblr. who moved that the
House disagree thereto. The motion
vas supported BY Mssus Robertson add
Bolts. and esuied. So the House refused
70 azfee 10 the amendment.
The amendments having bssn disposed
OF, the bill vas returned 70 the Senate.
Eogrossed bills being thea taken up.
The following were pasfed
4 bill 70 sulhoFixs . separate elecgion
81 Millwood " The county a. CLARKE.
a bill 10 authoFixs the BerFyvills Turn.
pike Compasy 70 sxtead their rod 10
WiaebestSF, asd fos cher purposes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

ADDRESS OF MIR RGVEs--Tl.e Ale1an-
ona Gazette c7niaiun long Atircss from the Hon.
" {. Rites, TO The people q Virginia In the
'iise' Of his addfcss, Mr.. Rves declares that the
flolenee and denuneia'on. and bitterness OF oh
~ E.th which De Is pufilcd, when sbou, to
lS from public service INTO private life, leave
n no choice but 20 appeal N defence Of the
''1raeier which parry prescription rnay fu.l have
.7'' him, 10 toe sober and candid Judgment Of
MS connirytDcn. lie then proceeds 10 give an
ooii'ne of the eourse Of political events. and o.
hi~ ari AMI part therein, Tor the last feu rears
especially Hnee ihc Accession Of Mfr. Van us,.n
ard me agitation n The sub-Trcasury question.
iie shows hat both a. regards The Treasure S.,,.
euisf and The spb-Teasury scheme. NJ, ",
8ursn vas very early apprzed. N most friend.
~ way, bat 81 the same time with he utrno., DE-
c.son, Of the views Of Me-. Rives. IN relation n
iA-se measures. Why h. should be IN bitterly
r'Filed. and denounced. Tor simply hoN.ne fast
o. ass integrity, and preserving hts consistency.
is question which Mf. Rives very properly sub-
fris 70 the iudgmsnf o. ihs people Of virsini,
as address n opPor,une As veil AZ able. add
wiii Be spread before our readers nert week.
We greatly mistake The fervid potency sf this
appeal. - vel a. he manly character u The
peapis n whom Il 70 mads, (says the Balusnos,
Patrio'.) " this address Of NJ. Rives- rsadered
aouSly eloquent By truth and arevous wrong
tous sot isII upoa De 9ubls sephmeat. IN oid
virEiuis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
60

PENNSYLVANIA The Legislature OF
Pennsylvania adjourned on Wednesday last, TO
taeei again on the 9Th of May
CoSNECTlcUT-The election FOR Mem
bers Of Congress and OF the State legislature
took place IN Connecticut on Monday last. The
Van Buren, party now hare all the Congress
r.cn.
MARYLAND.-The Legislature of Mary
laad have eomc 10 the determination to adjourn
tomorrow, Friday-afier one OF the longest scs-
s!ous which has ever been held IN the State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
On

,Is-it - clear, from all VIC see and hear. that
no effort will be spared by our opponents TO de-
feat the election Of Mr. Barton in this Congress
sional district. Let not our friends be idle
II they will tut use half the industry Of their
opponents, they mus; re successful. But il they
sleep and do not "mase hay in due season, :" the
'winicr OF discomfort" will come upon them in
tie fowery month Of May. We warn them in
time. and tell them that they must be "up-and-
ADDING" If they desire success a, the approach
ing election.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

ar FEiEND.-We find the following COM
plimcp,ary notice Of this gentleman. who is now
fayorng the citizens Of our town with eIhibi-
lions Of his extraordinary vocal powers, in the
Reading (Pa.) Chronicle:
CoNCERT.--wc understand that Mr..
FaIrNp, the celebrated Falscito Vocalist. has ar
rived IN our borough, and proposes amas sing cur
citizens with a specimen of his delightful vocal
powers, this evening. The Harrisburg papers
speak very highly OF this gcn,lcman's vocal
powers. His voice has becn sSsiduous'y cult
waited. until u has 80 nearly aPproSima,ed TO that
of the female, 10 excite universal admiration.
Has imiiaiioas ~ falseito are truly admirable,
and will richly repay his auditors. To eli lovers
OF MUSIC, We say, 60 aud hear him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

A ball 70 s,aesd the set eo,i,led an
sct TO saibosizs The farther subseriptioa
90 behalf Of the State 10 the Stock Of the
Baltimore cod Ohio Rail Rosd Company
being on ils passage. Messrs. vensble s.
Edmunds opposed the bill. end Messrs.
Voolfolk. Watkins. Mcconnell and Hay
mond supported il. The ayes art noes
were ordered. and were ayes CD. noes o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Ii will be
seen by paragraph in another column, that the
important trial between The Old and New School
Parties Of the Presbyterian Church, has been
decided in favor of the latter. ~ ihis decision
the property Of the Church goes TO the New
School party. The Old School have moved for
4 new trial.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

THE PREsBYTERY OF wINcarsrrp
sin hold - srnng Meeting in this town. on
THURSDAY Che isih instant, At ~ O'Clock. ". IA
- eEPeeied, ths Churches under iss ear, v;n A.
generally represented. There viii be pr.,.h;.-
~ some e he nenbsrs Of Prssby,sry srrrv
day While ), Is IN session.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

We arc Pleased to see Josrrn II. SnrrRarr.
ESQ. announced IN the Winchester papers AZ a
candidate for reelection 10 the House Of Dec
gates from rreicr,k county. His success can
not he matter Of Goub;-and consequently the
defeat OF one o. The SG5-Tcasury candidates
rendered certain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

Crs. Scorr.-A notice for . n..,,.
OF democratic slsetors" friendly TO The
election Of Gen Scott TO the Pres.dssev
OF The United States, Vas 10 be held q,
Roehes,er on :be evening Of the 18th
inst. The call is signed BY between 50
and 90 persons.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

F-rWe received. At The moment n pu,s,,
oe' aper TO press, long address 10 the voser,
- yelerson. ron John s,nder. Esq dated he
,v,h % March. and vfiftcn from West u ,he
AAesaAni'' Il will appear IN our next.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
CENTRAL kWtrilfpener.

Recent arrivals. at New York. bring
Liverpool ds,es TO the 18th OF February.
There are eoP'oos extracts from Engl'sh
Journal in our exchange papers. but there
does not seem 10 be any thing particularly
The contest between Lord
DURHAM snd the Ministry wss in pro-
gress. Lord DvRHAN's report on the State
Of the Csnsdss. is said 10 10 be very long
and interesting. and highly complimentary
to the United States. There is little doubt
that the corn .s~s will be- modified. or.
perhaps. repealed. Lord NORMANDY hss
been appointed Colonisi Secretary. vice
Lord GLESELG. resigned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

CONSERVATIVE ADDRESS.--Tbe Con-
s-rvs'ivcs of the legislature Of Virginia have
also IN, forth long Address TO the people OF
Virginia, in which they defend their course
The gulf between the Administrators party and
the Conservatives ~idcns daily.
This Address, t-1ys the Whis.) regarded in
its true light, rs Inc defence Of minority Of the
Administration party against the ruthless and
vind,etire intolerance Of the majority Of that
party. /, ,riumphan, and overwhelming. Con-
s~rvaiivr consistency. Independence and patriot
ism are s--er,ed, and most conelusiveiy esia-
blishcd while Loco-Foco inconsistency and ser
vili,y to Power are portrayed with . pencil Of
light, and IN the enduring cslors OF truth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

IL We arc Indebted 10 The poliieness Of tic
lion ''''rs " MAsox fora copy of the Report
Of lae Committee n Investigation on tho subject
Of pcfsleafioh'. &c. (Msjcriiy and Minority re-
PoF's) and for other u'cfuI and valuable public
documents, printed since the adjournment Of
Congress
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

HAMPSHIRE CoUNTY.-Lay,on S. Cum
did. Garrei W. B.uc. James Allen. and Thomas
B. White. Esqrs. are candidates for the House
Of Delegates in Hampshire.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

THE SPEECH or MR. BARTON. deii-
vcred in the House Of Delegates during the late
debate on the Senatorial Election. Will be laid
bcfo,e our readers a, an early day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

PRoScR;pTroN.-TheC Conservative Post
masters Of Washington City, Baltimore, and Al
bany. have lately been removed by order Of The
President, and IL is said many o,hers are soon 10
follow.
In al,uson TO t:icse removals, the Alexandra
Gazette says" We have. at length, serious in
dications that the odious rroscriptive policy Of
Gen. Jackson's Administration is To he revived
IA policy which went FAR TO disgust all rcasou-
able and rejecting men with that AdniniSira-
ton We can only say, upon It's being again
put in force. that time has but strengthened our
objections TO such 4 course-and that The fact
tina, the poisoned chslice' is cow returned TO the
lips OF some OF those who dru2sed il eight or
ten years ago. does not sba,e our hostility to it
IN the least. II was wrong then, i is wrong
COW. and will be wrong always"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

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have bern sfrcs.ed last veek. charged With kill