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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

sion OF the act establishing general regu-
laiions for The incorporation Of Banks" Of
March lid. 1881. which prohibits the 10
sue OF less than Si0 notes. and sfier July
lSl0. Of Less than go notes. The Sd
section dispense. With SO much Of the
acts. a. subjects the Banks 10 forfeiture Of
their charter. for falling TO redeem their
notes IA specie Prorided that they shall
s,.ll be subject To pay the damages Of IL
per cent. per snnum. which they may
have incurred. The iIh section rcpes ais
tie l0'h section OF the act "eonoeTnin :
the States proportion OF the surplus reve .
nue. al the United States. and for other
purposes. The 9th section provides, tina,
u the Bank OF Virginia. the Farmers
Bank. or the Bank OF the Valley do no,
II days after tue passage OF this act,
accept IN general meeting the provisions
OF ;his act. and OF the act concerning the
banking capital of the Commonwealth"
passed March Goth. 1897. such bank OF
baaks failing or refusing 20 accept. shall
not be eGtI;led 20 CLAIM tic benefits ol
Z said act.
The amendments reported by the
COMMITTEE. propose 10 allow the Bank oil
Virginia and the Farmers Bank OF Var.
ainia. each TO increa,e their capital $50,
900 dollars. provided they acecpt The pro.
visions oithe General Banking Law, pass.
ed March ..1lh. 1857.
Ii Is also provided. that after The year
1872, the Treasurer ,hsll rrake one .thlrl
OF the States depo,i,es ~ the Exchan ge
Bank OF Virginia, and one..biId IN each oI
The above mentioned Banks
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07
THE GLOBES PICTURE OF FEEDER
ALISrS.

ALISrS.
In the Globe OF the 18th instant The
leading editorial is headed "Thc Inqui-
ry." and 10 intended IS . reply 10 some
remarks Of the Richmond Wing, which
inferred. from the course Of the party IN
the House, that the Administration and
IT'S iiiends were opposed to q severe scru-
Tiny into the peculationi upon the Go.
vsfnneRt The following strange para.
graphs are taken from that article:
Some Of these wolves 10 Office may
wear sleeps oloihing-msy appear in
the garb Sf Democrs,s--but it will be
found, almost universally. that they are in
gram Fsderalis,s. Such was Mr.. Swan.
wout-oIisioa!ly q thorough siiisi Fed.
eralis,, and ell bis olan-joining General
Jackson 10 come inio Office under his
skirts. aud bcirsying him az a bank par,i-
san IN the battle OF ls;,i. Such was Mr..
Price. lie and his whole family were
Fedetal,ss."
"A scrutiny would show that I'll the
great deiaul;er,. aud all those connected
with their deialc atoms. were OF the Fed
eral school in politics"
What will Messrs. Buchanan, Hubbard
Wall. and the many other distinsuisked
Federalisis. now the leaders vi tie Ad.
ninisiIaiion party. think of this whulcsalc
denuneia,ion OF fhtir old party for n wan,
Of honesty Every person who is caught
stealing from the Government, or in any
other mean act. Is set down rs an oripina
Federalist.-.Naf. LhL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

FlRE.-Wc rcsrc; 10 learn that the large and
valuable -four mil, owned BY and IN the occu-
pancy of MessrS. Rowland, EcGebower & Co.,
on the Island Of VIrginlu>, near HarperS-Fery.
was entirely consumed by FIRE on Monday night
last, together with about twenty thousand bushels
OF wheat The mill had lately undergone tho
rough repair NJ heavy expense, and was adj
Judged TO be worth twenty ,houSan: dollars. The
entire loss, therefore, Is ahou, fifty thousand dol
lars-only seven or eight thousand Of which, We
learn, Is secured by insurance. We have not
heard how tn Ere originated. This is Tie second
calamity Of the k.aI which has bcfal!en these
geniemca within ths last two years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

ions vi. Boris, Esq, al present a member OF
the House Of Delegate, has been nominated by
some ol his friends as a candidate To represent
the Richmond district in tho next CongreSs-and
Mr.. u. ia Card in the Richmond whis, says
'he docs not feel at liberty TO decline the canvass
particularly he has strong TO believe il
meets ~..h Ile general apr, baiion OF the Wing
patty throughout the District"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

The manner in which the murder of
General Bull, Of Abbeviile. s. T.. was de-
tected. illustrates. in a signal degree. The
means which Providence adopts To con-
iound aud Illustrate the con,rivsnces Of
the wicked. lie was murdered by bis
own negroes. who. after despatching him,
placed his foot in the s,irrup and caused
his horse TO drag him a considerable dis
lance. in order 10 produce the impression
that he had been thrown and thus killed.
Hut, IN their CONSERVATION at their own
@ickedness, they placed the right foot in
The IN s,irruP. and the weight of :he
body broke the s,Iriup leather. Thus az.
iording conclusive evidence that he could
rot have met his death IRON falling from
his horse aud being dragged over the
ground
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

We learn that James a. Payne. ESQ
editor OF the "Jefersonian." published a,
Warrenton. Va, whilst on his way from
Washington TO Baltimore, was robbed a
few days since Of his pocket book contain
ing three thousand two hundred and CITY
dollars. and letter 10. Msssrs. Baltic II and
Payne, Of this city, containing one hun
dred and seven'y-hve dollars. As yet,
nothing has uanspired TO lead to the de-
lection Of the Pick-Pocke,.
Bat Chpsnicl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

A fierce comics, IL at the present time wasing
between the editor OF the Globe and his guam
dam friend, Nj. Whitney. BLAIR assets that
Whitney has been promoted to the cdi.orship of
the Madlsonian." Whitney. IN reply, says II IS
vie ilsinuaIion Of the licensed professional
s'lnderer of the Globe, and 50 on. When
h9neI mrn fall out, &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

MR.. RiyEs.-The report that the Hon WV.
e. REvr' has avowed 4 determination to supper,
ME- Clay Tor the mex, Presidency, in opposition
To MIR. Van Durcn, is not fully confirmed. The
editor Of the Lynchburs virginia., Mr.. ToLrR,
talented member Of the House OF Delegates
writing from Richmond, says; The rumor tia,
MI Rives had come out oPenly IN favor Of Mr.
Gays election to the Presidency Is not confirm
el, though there seems to be general admission
that 1t dbl not TO h:S pIcgcTracc."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

CONTESTED sEATsIy CoNGREss The
next House OF Representatives will have
good months business in settling con-
tests for seats. There are already five
from New Jersey. one from Pennsylvania,
and one from Illinois-rn all seven. and
the Members but little more than half e.
lected yet. In addition to these We hear
that there may be ons from the State OF
New York. for the seat now held by Ed
ward Rogers. adm from the Onondaga
and Madisoo District-he being elected
by only f3 votes ever A. Lawrence Eos.
ter, (Whig;) while II is claimed that twice
as many illegal votes were cast for Rogers.
with :he rest of his ticket in the town Of
Salina alone.-.ketc Yorker.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

GERMAN EMtGRASrs.-Wc have re-
ceiVed letters from Bremen, wherein II Is
mentioned. that party consisting Of 700
persons are IN Bremen haven ready to
enIgrate 90 the United States.
They are LuiheIans. styling thcmselves
The old Lutheran Congregation who
have LETT their native country. S1xony.
on account Of religious Intolerance. and
ni~ni 20 settle IA one OF the Western
States. They are an industrious set 81
people, and are said TO be IN possession
OF rising half a million of dollars The
party consists principally Of farmers and
mechanics including sixteen 70 inis,ers Of
The gospel and fous schoolmas'ers
G"H,an PsPsS, Dee D. 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

The best "Hggonp" .Bedoine The
King of Persia having sent 30 tribe Of
Bedonins Distinguished physician Of his
Court. the latter. on has arnval. inquired
among hn new friends. - What manner
they lived The answer was We ne.
yer eat iili We are hungry. snd then not
70 repetition ~ may return 81 once.
then f'aid he physician - have no bu.
sncfs mere
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

More of Tie cold 7hUrsday.-It must
seem scarcely credible to any but an
American. how human lie can sustain
such extreme and sudden yicissiiudes OF
temperature. humidity. snow, rain. &c.
rs our singular atmosphere and climate
are every moment exhibiting. At that
fashionable summer resort Of Saratoga,
where the gaudy butterflies Of the gay
world assemble in dog days 10 fu,ter in a
temperature augmented by arid sands to
100 aud no degrees. The mercury. on
Thursdsy, fell down 3} degrees below
zero. !. 2. in one year nuciuaiion Of one
hundred and forty degrees ~ York
Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

The British Squadron at T,ra Cruz. -
Private letters from Mexico have solved
the problem that has 30 much puzzled the
quidnuncs Of the day in regard 10 the Oh
ject OF the British Government II sp.
pears that MIR Packenham. for from in
'eriefing "a behalf Of the Mexlcans. Is
about TO join the French in making i'm.
Peraiiys demands ofredress Tor spoIisiions
committed on the property Of British ci.
tzens and other gritssAces Of similar
nature. The impression prevails gene.
rally. that II the dsmsnd = not imme.
disiely and satisfactorily answered. that
the fleet of her Majesty will operate
Wfh the French blooksding squadron and
coerce the semi baibanans OF Mexico IN.
10 the payment Of their honest debts.
N q BHHsHa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07
C;rneraI futelIfarncr.

The editor Of the Lynchburg Vlrg,nian.
writing from Richmond says n IS sail
that Judge Tucker refuses 10 perm At h,s
name 10 be used for Senator and that the
Sub Treasury party are now locking to
John Y. Mason Tie editor also Whites
that !, IS possible that Judge Allen w.
may be brought forward BY bis friends.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07
THE HON. LANES NJ. MAsoN-rhc

ItOAN. JANIS hAhSC-*s-- u uC
precise position OF this gentleman on the political
ehrss-board has bcca for some time with many a
matter OF no little doubt; some believing his
CONSERVATIVE" principles had removed him to
the Wing s.dc. and others still chasing him IN The
rids, of The Van Buren, division. Light, how
ever, at lcngth begins to Cow in upon the subject.
SO Ear The Wings were concerned, all doubt is
put to rest. Mr.. Ms position IN regard TO them
Is now clearly defined II vii! be seen b. refer
snce to our Congressional! extracts, that he "ds-
dams all alliance with the Wing party, TO
whose leading doctrines he Is utterly opposed"
AM pledges himself, ";hat should they (ihe
Wings ever come into power, he should im-
mediaiely be in the opposition he agrecd aad
+" acted wt;h them solely an rcial,pn to the Co
yerumcn; projects Of finance" This, We ihinS
settles the question at once Is 70 Mr.. Ms posi-
tion wi,a the Wings. lie Is now no; only "utiefy
opposed 10 their leading doctrines. >" but gives tn,
singular pledge 10 keep in opposition, III ihcy
should ever come INTO power"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

DEVELOPMENTS OF WEALru-Thc
progress Of our great work. the Che,spcake
and Ohio Canal. 10 fast developing the
hidden treasures OF our territory. In H.
lusiration OF this. NO have Just been in
formed by Mr.. n w. TRAcY. that upon
biz land. lying about 3 miles East OF
Cumberland. Stone Con! has been disco
vered to abound. Of The hes, quality. and
also iron ore Of superior quality. Thi,
TOO, in a section where water power and
immense timber forests exist. leads US 10
believe i; worth the attention Of capital
lists. Mr.. 7. has q very large body OF
land. which could be con inverted 10 profiia-
bic advantage; aud no doubt will be, upon
the completion of the canal.
lCuH,5sTiard Ciril;an, I'd ID
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

Or The Conservative the Richmond vybiv says
As TO the ruiRor sloal that the Con.
seFvaiivet gave ia their sdhssion on Sat
nrdsy night, we are suibOrized 10 cav.
That they held . meeting several DAYS
nnee aod came 10 revolutions to msintain
'heir principles and their position, and
tbey have not abandoned add will not a.
oandon either. II there be Unlon be-.
tween them snd the Vsa Bureni,es--tbs
latter must make H--Mahomss must come
to The moun'ain--ibs latter Is inmoves.
bic"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

Matthias. the Iaposter aeain.-This
notorious scoundrel Is again at his tricks
OF inpos ilion, a. wa learn by the Little
Rock. Arkansas Advocate. lie made his
entrance into that city with all the sane
'iiy aud assurance of "msn Of God ="
end with black flowing beard which
the noblest son or Israel might envy
but alas! how ara the mighty fallen I"
IN LEES thar six hours after ne had uttered
The city, Sampson like was he shorn by
the u1beilevIng sons Of Arkansas; aud
w''h his beard wen; his spi;i, of prophecy
lie bore has loss Ike n martyr. aud With
out attempting 20 teach or preach. took
leave oil the saorIlieious community in two
days alter. fully convinced iha, his case
was an exception 10 that passage Of tho
scripture which says. mo pIophetis With.
oul honor, save tn has own country and in
his own house"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

IN consequence II he failure q ne Eastern
matt doe on Toesdsy evening, our dates from
Washington aad Richmond are nos 20 lat a.
aeuai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

TEIAL FOR MvRDER.-OuF feaders will
feeolieei that ne gave an account, last
September 81 . hoTf,bls murder. CON.
n.iiied IN New OfIeans, on the person Of
sailor 10 house kept BY q woman named
Doyie--lls wsskiiied BY isudanun which
Tas administsfsd g. him IN porsf--rbs
body vas lhen mulilsisd, sBd bunsd be.
meath the floor oiths booss--On ibe 2iih
ne ifia' Of AE Doyle. John JoAasoa ADD
IA0Hes ~. Darius. charged uiih the mor-
DER wss eomplstsd-Tbs tw0 former
we're found suilty. snd the latter cleared.
The jerry recommended lhs Womsn 70
mercy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

Joss RrrHraroonD. E-q.. Of Richmond. va,
reelected without opposition, on THURSDAY last
Councillor of stsio fos three years fSon tbe 9Isi
q March ncrt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07
VIRGINIA INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS

VIRGINIA INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
In the Virginia House of Delegates on We'd
nesday, Mr.. Watkins. from the committee on
Roads and Internal Navigation, reported bill
10 provide an additional capital ~ the James
River and kanawha Company, and for other
purposes.
The bill authorizes the Company TO
subscribe. ic lis own behalf. for two iiiihs
OF six millions OF dollars, the sum deemed
necessary to be added TO the present capital
stock OF the Company in order TO com.
plcte its works. and TO borrow. on the Gre
dit OF the corporation funds. the amount
Of such subscription, being two millions
four hundred thousand dollars. i. such
can be Negotiated a, On interest not ex-
ceedi1g per eentun per annum, pay able
al some place either in the United States
or Europe, designated IN the certificate
OF debt TO De issued by the Company. aud
the principal fthe loan shall DC iIredeem-
able for thirty years. and be ,hen redeem.
able at the pleasure OF the Company. the
faith Of the Stale is pledged az guarantee
for the punstual payment OF the inieres,
and the redemption Of The principal. &C.
coding 20 the terms OF the loan.
The lOIh section pcvides. that. when
the Company shall have made the loan
q Tor the two hiihs OF SIX ul.lions, as a.ore.
said. the State shall be REGARDED as a sub
soirbetfor The remaining thee ffths Of he
said six millions. .5O0 coo. PAYABLE al.
ter the lst January. ISL. a; such times.
and IA such sums as tie Prosijeut and
Directors OF the Company may from time
to time designate; prOriaed that rot mere
than one million Ct dollars shall bc re-
qmifed from the State in any one wear.
I Mr. watkins also reported ban 90 provide
3 FOR tie construction ct a Raii Road. ou STATE
acco nat, ffUm Lie Tennessee line o. New Rircr,
and for cher purposes.
I The bill provides that Joan oftwomil-
lions of dollars shal! be authorized for the
copiruoiion Of Rail Road. as aforesaid:
authorizes books ID be opened al Lynch.
burg, .oi Subscriptions 10 the amount oi
one million three hundred thousand dol
isl;. Tor the construction OF a Rail Road
I from the Eastern terminus Of The FIRST
named Road 10 tie ,o4u OF LyncbhuIg.
alSo, books 10 be opened NJ buchanan an, Tor
subscriptions TO the amount OF six hundred
and nifty thousand dollars, for the con
isuuciion OF Rail ROed from tie Eastern
terminus Of the Man Road To the tow n
OF Buchanan; and books To be opened a,
Danviile, fer subscriptions 10 the amount
OF one million 1T dollars. for the cons,ruc.
ton OF a Rad koed from the sail town OF
DanvIlle to some suitable POINT Of inter.
section, either with the ~ ain stem or
with the rail roads or eiiher OF the other
companies. hen two ffihs of the A.
ioresaId amonts shall have been raised. by
private private subscription. the State ,o
subscribe for three tiiihs of the capital
stock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

FRiEsDsHP 90 rnE WoRLD.-Whsn
] see leaves drop from their trees 10 Tho
beginning Of autumn. just such think I.
Is toe lnendsbip Of The world Wilde the
zap 81 maintenance lasts NY fnesds
Swarm N abundance bot ~ The winter
OF roy need. they leave me naked lie
- a hspPy maa hat hath true friend Il
bis need. but be u more truly happy that
hath 20 need OF his inend.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

FLorR ~ FREpIEicR.-The Frederick
Herald. OF Saturday ls.t. says-"Report
states that the quantity OF Flour acrumu-
lated in the Frederick Depo, i, at least
5000 barrels. add. that The different De-
pots from this on to Winchester, il A.
mounts TO 10000 barrels. II is 10 be re-
gre,,ed, that this cannot be Forwarded on
fast enough by the Rail road company
for want Of cars, SC. IL is certain that tho
quantity on hand is very large. but whcther
as great as report states We are not conf
dent"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

HoRRfBLE.-Ws learn from the Flcm.
ingsbufgh Ksnivekian. that, 8 few DAYS
ago, Mr. Hemp,on. Of Mason county, an
hat''''al drunksfd. huag his own son
boy about ~ years old. for accidentally
breaking Jog Of rum. There is no &C.
count Of the arrest Of the murderer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

Tie WqsAisRfoa Chronicle The re-
iqus Of The 'Merehani ard Reformer. /"
whilome published ia this city. and which
was the Offspring Of the old e.. s. Tels.
gtaPh has been discontinued. "A no.
tee from the pfopretori advises us Of n,
decsase 1t died OF the Sub. Treasury dis.
ease. non.paymsnt Of debis-vth which
iis suoscnbers were shlieied. A vain
hope - Cherished that u j. not entirely
dead bot only fast ssleep-but Il tho
~ mpions Of the disease are correctly
given, 1t Is dead past hope.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

EDITORIAL CoNvENTloN.-Ths Con-
veniion held in the City OF Richmond. on the
i7ih Of January, 1888, adopted the following re-
solution -
Resolved, For The purpose OF cuitivating per-
sonal acquaintance among the members OF the
Editorial corps, and for renewing and continuing
tac kindly and cordial intercourse which has
been 50 happily commenced--and also 10
strengthen. amend, or complete the course OF
measures now adopted and left imperfcci-,hat
another CONVENTION or the Editors and Publish
ers OF Virginia be held in the City Of Richmond
on ire Pa cJ February. 1889"
O.
II 10 stated in Norfolk paper that Mr..
RivEs has declared his preiernce for Mr..
CLAY N a candidate for tho Presidency
and that the avowal. which is said TO have
been made IN letter 10 Judge BROOKE.
MIR. Clays old and valued friend, has
been received with surprise by acme Of
Mr.. RIvEs' conservative friends. Why
should ii' To WHOM. but TO Mr.. Clay
or TO the Wing candidate. whomsoeyer
be may be. can the conservatives look for
a candia,te' They have given up. we
presume. al: idea OF supporting MIR. Van
buren, and will moi. we imagine. be gull
" OF the folly Of running a candidate OF
their own. To whom. then. are they To
10 turn their eyes. but the Wing candidate,
be he whom he may,
Deifiners Ckrenick.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

The papers TEEN with secounls Of The
disasters oceasioned by the late storm
me gale was not 90 violent in Boston as
y vas ~ New York. The fresbet in the
DeisSsIe' Brandy Susquehsbns,
ana sehuylkIll rivers has destroyed .
great deal Of property.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07
CONGsS ESS.

The House OF Representatives. is now
engaged every day ON the Appropriation
Billie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07


On motion OF Mr.. Watkins. ResoIrcj,
That the Committee Of Roads, sc. IA
qulre into the expectancy Of providing
BY iaw Tor the construction of a Road
from Winchester 10 Be,ry,ille, upon the
JOINT stock principle.
On motion Of MIR. Barton. RsSoIrrg.
That the Committee OF Finsuc- inquire
into the exqedienoy OF amending AK. &C,
providing Tor the rr-assessment OF lands
~ this Commonwealth" 90 a. 10 extenL
tie tine IN which The assistant assessors
may be allowed 10 make their returns.
n bill 10 authorize the Circuit Supcr ior
Court OF Law andC hancery 10 change the
names OF persons ia certain cases, was
Passed by decisive majority.
JANUARY 81, ls39.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
by Mr.. Sherrart. from sundry citizens
of Frederick, for passage Of an Act TO
incorporate tie Frederick White Sui hur
SPRING"
BY Mr.. Ramey. from Inhabitants OF
Haf2cr's Ferry, Ia the county Of JeGers n,
and rs vicinity. Tor aid in improving the
road leading though part OF The county
OF Loudoun TO that place.
On Wednesday, in the House Of Del.
egaies of|Irg'nia. Mr.. KINNEY. of Angus
Ia county. introduced n scheme for one
State Bank Of $4,000. OOO-ihe capital
TO be made up OF the money, stocks and
credit OF the State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

A NEw FANNY WRicmr.-A Mrs.
Hose. Polish wOmsn. divorced from bsr
hesband and nov the cher sais, il - said.
Of . good looking young America. has
taken the place Of Fanny Wright. add
- lseiOfing 70 New York.
She goes agsinsl marriage and "a such
nonssnse. add u IN favor Of free trade IN
maifimOny and every thinK else. She
cells al the absurd customs Of soc,stv
mere igTa;ioaaliiiss. Her lectures are
delivered II Tsmmsuy HILL on sunday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

PENNSYLvA NIA.-By recent Message
Of the Governor OF this State TO the Leg
isla'ure thereof. IT appears tnat The aggre-
gate OF The State 0s6t - $40, 55,! 3Oi, tIn-
GLIDING III 'hIs computation the sum OF
S2,soI Oh received by the d~po,,te bill
rom The United States This would DO
large debt II the State dad no, hold pro.
perry and funds more than Sufficient 10
represent At. which are stated by the Co.
vernon as follows:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

SAtr vas sslling - 81 Louis. on the
Slsi uli.. a. Sc 81 per sack.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

SrEoiNFN o. THE r. l. BANKs.-The
Cfan''oa bank IA Rhode bland, hes been
N operation over fp,Hfy years. and IL.
entire loss thus far has been but 6rfV.
sigh doiiars and Niyfg.,iy6f cent?