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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-01-19

now but seldom assessed. The uSurer shaves
paper, and when called on to give in under
oath, the amount of money he has loaned al
interest, denies that he has any invested in
that manner. 1t is deserving your conside-
ration, whether tax should not be imposed
on all notes, bonds and bills purchased by
the money lender.
At the request Of Major General E. P
Gaines, Of the United States army, trans.
nit to you diagram of his system of Rail.
roads and his letter explanatory of the same
Also, at the request Of the administrators Of
the Charity Hospital of New Ore ms, l sub
init to your consideration their circular let
ter relative to that institution.
| take pleasure in submitting the resolu
sions adopted at the late Commerciai Con
vention Of the Southern and South Western
States, atAngusta, Georgia. The object PRO
posed is direct trade between those State.
and foreign countries. The importance 81
opeuiag direct trade with those countries
in which the cotton Of this State is manufac.
tured, as we'll as with those which furnish
AS with merchandiza, will commend these
resolutions to your favorable consideration
Experience has fully demonstrated that Cot
ton can be shipped much cheaper,and in bet
ter order, from our own poris on the isiissis
sippi river and the Gulf Of Mexico, direct te
the market where il is Consumed, than b,
the channels through which it has usually
been fwwwrded.
Resolutions Of tho Legislature Of Geor
pa, in relation 10 the demand On the Gov
esnor If Maine, tOt certain fneiives iron
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29


From the following psrasrsPh il appears Iha,
BALtissozE y net lisc saly one Of our MetIOpo-
Titan SrticS shs~e peace and safety - endangrr-
ed ~ popular di-ofders. shDugh that BY which
The City OF RicaNoND uas threatenrd appears To
hare had lis origin In mlsdirccied aeal rather
than in wilfai malryolence
Ffsss iAs Riok'aoai Ts-) CesPiisr Of .1agssf 81
A Mon FKUsraArEp.-we came We.
~ near having considerable Of mob IN
our peaeesble eiiy on the Right Of Mon
day. For several days il had been talked
soost that on that nigh, the gamblers were
20 be mobbed. So seldom Is there any
riotoas inclination evinced here. however.
tbat we thought nothing Of the report.
and did not reeollcct that the appointed
night had arrived until from singular
movement about The streets, We were re.
minded Of u. Some hundred or more
young men assembled at the ma ket house,
and were proceeding up town. about %
"'ciock, TO carry out their design OF
"brookmg up the gamblers. But before
they commenced business" the police
caused the bells TO be ruug. and The alarm
OF are mas given. This diverted the at
ieDiioI OF the crowd. and so confused
aud disorgsnized II that IL did not rcor-
ganize; and the night went of quietly,
both parties 10 the affair fhaf ras 10 hare
been being allowed TO sleep most plscidly
the greater part OF the night. so lar ~
that could have been prevented by the
interference Of the one With the other.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

A BARBECUE took place a, Belinda Spring
near SharPsburs, Maryland, on the sth instant.
We giVe specimen OF the Toasts:
The Army Of the United StAiss-Her number
ssmall, but her thunder - tremendous
Dur Town-FsmouS for Big men, big souls.
huls dogs, and little children.
Martin Van Buren, and Henry Cay-May
ono Of them be the neat president Of lhe United
States.
Ourselves and our CouBiTyW omen Our arms
to conquer The enemy; their arms to conquer IA.
Old Maids-Like cucumber piekIsS-paSsinc
TAR ~ look at-bui give them a squeeze, and
then comes The icg Of war.
Old bscheloD-Llke a pair Of old bools good
TOT nothing, old, hslfsolcd fclloWa-siiT old calf
skin uu'Ndef and nothing bot einpuncss wmhin.
The Far An overlooking glass 10 the health
OF iho>e We admire; a whole bottle Tor those Ne
love.
Beautiful Girls-Tbe greatest Tocnc. IN the
world they steal or heats 80 MONDAY Yet us
take The Law into our oVn hands, and hold M.
TAR offenders "a duraRee forever and day lon
ger.
Abolition and Amalgsmaiion The creatures
Of ignorance and dspravityi . free passage to
Guinea fof svery advocate Of (hoss disgustrn..
principles.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

IsniAN COUScIL.--A council was held
last Tuesday. aithe Indian Manson House
~ CsiisTAugus county. about seven miles
from living. between Mr.. Poinsett. Se-
creiary Of Was. and delegates from the
SIX Nations Of Indians, relative tn the
late treaty. by which the latter agreed 10
remove ives, OF the Mississippi. At tho
opening OF the council. Mr. p. and Gen.
Dearborn, Com'r on the paIt OF Massa-
ehusetts. were introduced To the Indians
assembled by Judge S,ryker. the Indian
Agent. Both made speeches. Mr.. Poin-
seu explained the views and wishes Of
the Government, and slated his desire to
treat fairly with the Indians ia all things.
ADD 10 hear ~hat objections :hey had TO
the treaty. AI,er THIS speech. the eoun-
cal was adjourned ill the next morning.
Wednc sday. so far rs the discussion OF
( The treaty was concerned, mud the re.
mainder Of The session on that day was
occupied in talk relative Co the paw
ment OF annuiiies. On "Wednesday
morning. Jemmerson, one Of the Seneca
chiefs. spoke a, conad rab'e length in
opposition To the treaty. aud was followe ID
IN few briei remarks. by two or three
Others. This is the amount of all that
/ was done. The depu,aiion OF Friend.
who were present said nothing. VIVA,
will bc the result Of the council We are
unable 10 say. but the general impression
appears 10 be that the treaty VIII be con
DuDaiO Com. .Hdr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
THE ELECr.oNs.

The returns IN orT last from North Carolina,
Tennessee. Indiana, and Kentucky. were correct.
In Alabama, Reaben Chapman, D-yid Hub
bard, and Dixoa Lewis ". By and James Dill
LETT and Geo. w. crabh (whigsl are elected -
THIS may be considered VIII: gain OF one
Mr.. Crabb being The only decided Wig from
Alabama in the last Congress. Arthur z. Bacby
". r. 10 reelected Governor.
In Kentucky, III Wings and . Van Buren,
members are elected 10 Congress. The majori-
" for William J. Graves (Whis) in the LOUIS
vile district. is between two and three hundred.
In Tennessee, upwards Of 1000 votes were
given for Governor 30 900 more than AZ any
previous eleetisn-and Folks majority Is only
2,o52-eniireiy too small. out Of that number ol
votes. TO be regarded as d,eisirs ia favor Of the
Administration. The wings OF Tennessee as
sure their friends throughout the Union. that The
vote OF Tennessee will be given against he Al.
miniSiration Al tho approaching presidential cIcc
ton. No man but Col. Polk, OF that party, could
have succeeded; and hi, small majority Is view.
ed rs a certain indication OF the success Of the
wings ~ the Presidential election.
In the Senate Of Tennessee, there are II
Wings. and Is V. rs; in the House, u Wing.
and ~ ". rs. or course, xe lose q VIII.
~. 3. Senator.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

VEGETABLE MoNSTER.-A CUcuuHyR
"'"sfte" end quaTtsr i'ehes IN kRgth, and which
weighs Fre ard qSarter Posads. may be seen a.
the Free Press Office. II grew in the garden of
Mr.. SAMUEL CAMERON, OF thus county, whose
crop We Learn contains some Of gvsster IeaEth and
many Of nearly equal size. II has been nro-
nounoed by all who have seen il, decidedly the
largest Cucumber they have ever met with; and
We doubt whether ITS equal can be produced any
where.
We have also a spSaT bet, which gre v in The
garden Of Mr.. DEMIMIx ToALIxsoS. Of this
town, weighing sax pounds one ounce aud mea-
Surins IWenty-Ihree inches IN circumference.
Also RadiSh, - inches 10 circumference and
"a pounds in weight.
We also acknowledge the receipt OF two To-
maioes, one measuring l6I and the other n in
ehes IN circumference, and weighing , pounds
ID ounces. Frosa lady near Leetowu..
Believing. from Ihe specimens we have alrea.
dy seen, that The vegetable productions OF JEFF
fersoh county, this year. can bear The palm from
those Of any section o: the ecuhIry-snd feeling
curiosity to know tie strength OF our soil aud
the length and breadth, the size and weight of as
productions, We will give The Free Press for one
year, for the largest vegetable, Of each varsity.
which NAV be presented a. this Office before the
hrs, OF October heHt--At winch time, we will
publish the result, from book kept for the pur.
pose Of recording the weight and dimens,oos a,
the time Of reception.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
F's~tAs Hartford Ps',ioi ava Ds-,o,,,,
ANOTHER DIVORCE CASE IN ma,
LlfE--AI.SfOSr 'i

tA--@> DAsPhNf. tASE Is HI,rr
LiFE--ALSioSr. "
twill probably be recollee,ed by ma,
Of our readers that Mrs. Willard. Of t..
n. T., who was for many wear, \, a.
head OF q celebrated and popular Fen.
Seminary in that city, was married ,hon,
year since 20 Dr.. Yates, formerly :,
Albany man who had. We believe Ga
tanned some celebrity n phynen,
though IN low circumstances as 10 p,,.
mary matters, Soon after the marna,.
Mrs. Yates, who had acquired hand,oe.
property Of Troy, made arrangement. d,
remove TO Boston with her husband. l..
the purpose. Is wa. supposed. Of mo-.
conveniently superinie nding the pu.,,.
ton OF several books Of which she !, a..
authoress. Upon their arrival IN Bo,,r,
a fashionable house was rented. and b..
tween four and FIVE thousand dollar. -.
ken from the purse OF Mrs. Yates 10 H..
nish II IN good style. She soon diseov,
ed. however. that the character and d..
position Of her husband were the re,,r,.
OF what she had resosn 10 expect. ana
that he was m fact a tyrrsnnical and u,.
pripc'pled man, snd wi,ksi an open a-l
hardened infidel and debaueh,e 4.
was 10 be expected. Mrs. Yates soon BE-
gan To receive from her husband The mo-,
unkind treatment and The most marL,l
neglect. With the spirit Of forbearar,.
that distinguishes her sex. however. Nh.
lady bore IN silence the III usage Of her
husband. until within a Few wrcks p,.,
when she came 10 the conclusion tia, Il
wa no longer her duty 10 suffer irom
aud quietly endure his cruelty.
She has accordingly left The bed .-l
board OF DR.. Yates. and returned =,
Troy, With an intention. We nnders,snt
| ot sgain becoming connected with a..
Female Seminary in that city. while he
husband haA not oniv refused to alIos
her 10 remove single sriicls of The fu,
nIiure, or her own hor,e and carriage Al
OF which were purchased With her mo.
ney, hut - al TINS moment BOARDING At
one 81 The hotels IN Boston upon the avail.
OF these articles, which he is disro.ine n
a. he hnds his convenience or in,ers,,
/ requires. Mrs. Yates. on the other hand
has employed a broiher.in. Law. who !, ,
'a"yer IN Vermont. 20 go TO Boston an!
institute such proceedings a. will secure
10 her portion al least Of her property
"hat success her counsel will meet with
remains to be seen. The facts contained
IN the above brief statement Of this ,ingu
lar and unfortunate affair. We received
from a source OF implicit confidence. anI
therefore have been induced TO give the n,
publicity. We do so however, not with
view to feed morbid appetite for scan.
dal, but with desire TO protect innooenc,
and virtue from the polluiing touch OF the
unprincipled and degraded.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

TINS ABoLiTioNIsIs- The Abolition
Convention which assembled Al Albany
have adjourned aud pUblished their pro.
eeedIngs. Among them. We find the
following resolutions which seem 10
embrace tbs puh Of their laboSs. They
arc plain and their object c1nnoi be mis-.
understood. We sre glad hat they have
80 boldly 'dehLed their position"
"RooirsS. That wc viii neither vote FOR. nor
support ihe election of any man &c President
~ Vice President a. The United States, az for
tofefuog o. Lieutenant Governor. ~ for any
lrgisiative Office, Who ~ not 10 favor 81 the IN
mediate ABOLITION OF SLAVERY"
"R'soirss, That every AholInon,st Who has a
night % vote, L. Earnestly cnirrsied 10 lose 90
Opportunity o. carr hn Abo,liiion principles g.
lhc pulls. add thereby causc eur peinions % b.
beard through ne medium a. the BALLOT
FOX
10 looking 81 these resolutions the na.
iural question IS. how IRE the Abolifonists
- carry oct their iaisniions' vii. they
aominaie sspsEsis candidates. % Vill
they hang upon the skirts 81 either tie
greet parties IN the country, o. cifcum.
STAGES dictate Wstrasi ihat the Wings
N the Northern siaies sill make Their
nominations without she least respect 70
the views Of The abolitionists.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
To EOrross o. Va. Psrr Pass.

CusroH HousE SEizUREs.-Ws learn
that seizures q British voolless 10 the
valus Of perhaps thirty Thousand dollars
were made yesterday N this city. on he
ground, - us hear, that they bad besn
entered 81 The Cosiom House IN New
York II loser rates Of duty then were le-
gally ehsrReabls on their. We further
leaFn lhai these goods ere the property Of
siF' boliomly. eitizen Of Great Britain.
y whom they we're plsesd 10 the hands
oi houses here 70 Be soid,-- BaH. y7nsy.
Further seizures q British voollens have
oesn made - Philadelphia On Thursiay last
elo'hs 70 he smoont q $1,000 ~ sei1sd On
aeeount q Fraudulent ENTREES % New York 49,
''fhere ran b 90 doubt (ays he Bstnogs
AmeI.eahl bats telissTfiely formed sysssss has
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
TIE FfOtrR MARKET

The New York Express of Thursday morning
says
The spirit Of speculation in stocks. and
almOs: every thing tIse, seems 20 have
subsidized. and indeed there has not been
much speculation at all. The operations
have been the greatest IN Flour, but these
appear To have been confined 20 orders
from Europe. The stock Of -four !. too
small to admit Of extensive transactions.
The supplies here do not exceed fifty
thousand barrels Of slI descriptions. and
most OF this Is Ohio and Southern. OF
Cenesee the stock Is down 10 a very few
thousand barrels. The holders, however.
~ IS almos: always the ease, have put
The price up To an average OF 5000.
which Is full p or 90 cents above the
range Ut all the orders iha; have come
within our knowledge.
AZ SIX dollars. all that Is IN market
would be readily taken for export. sud II
- TO be regretted on every account. that
there has been any adyaocc above that
rate. ln the FIRST place u Is desirable
that the export should be a. large a. posi-.
BILE, ss 90 much ~ taken out Of our mar.
ket, and - paid for by foreigners. 10 The
next place u ~ unioftunate Tor the mil.
lss. They are nov jU't beginning to
set their wheels 90 motion. aud ere max
ing price 81 which they will pufehsse
wheat. Last year, ihs prospects we're
such as TO induce tie millen 10 give *.
iravsgant prices Tor wheat and The con.
sequences va general determination 10
keep up the price u Flour 70 cover their
Wild purchsses.
The great stock Of 1our foil a quarter
q rniiiion u barrels. 10 this city slone
wa run up N price 10 about nine dolsfs.
rate just above foreign orders. The
consequence was. that this stock vas
withheld rom shipment 20 Europe, y here.
BY the county 49, DEPRIVED ofs good
7 customer. and our debt remained 20 this
extent uOpatd. Flour lell and The loss
! was mosi ealamitous 10 The manufacturer.
The same spirit. notwithstanding the
seeere lessen 81 les, year s7pesrs again
FLOUR - run up. snd u sustained. wheat
vii eommsnd corresponding price -
exports will aol take place the cohsu.
7 mrr viii be compelled 20 pay high psirsi
uniil The season comes roaad again shsn
the fail ell be inevitshis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

ARREsr.-On Thursday night those
vigilanl officers, Messrs. Cook. ZelI and
Riosley, arrested a man Of suspicious ap.
PesTsnce. = no goes by the name Of Wright
IN some places. add calls himself Walker
10 others. lie came 10 this city from
Harrisburg. at which latter place several
trunks had been lately broken open and
rfed, under circumstances which fixed
suspicion upon this man. His chest was
found 10 contain q quantity Of jewellery
and a large assortment OF clothing marked
With different names. False keys, with
implements for making and altering keys
we're found on him, a dark lantern. and
all the usual furniture Of roguery. He is
an Englishman by birth, OF middle size
aged about thirty - Bali. .qmr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
THE LATE n. 4. THRUsToH


When Nc transferred TO the columns al ,c,i--
days dairy paper brief paragraph announce
The decrease at thIS gentleman, We were not avs.
that was that of an did acquaintance and ffi.ut
the son at the Hon PCcKNEK THRr.roS. Of Ia,
e'iy. The knowledge Of this fact will eIoths VI,
following Particulars of his lamenIri death wr'h
additional interest for MANY Of our rcadrrS:
t.Nai. faishssncsT.
FROM the Cil-iHAaii DsiIy Hkig. .iassst IL
RoBERr A. THRUsToS, E,q.-Tbe car.
eumsiances attending the violent death Of
MIR. TBRuSToN are slinosi calculated 10
make the very heart weep. Enjoying
the devoted friendship Of large crrclt
I'm the possession Of every competence
blessed with most amiable and inteEss'.
ing family. he yet wanted, or sesmed 20
want. tina: invaluable desidera,um with.
out which life is felt 10 be joyless and Va
llueiess. Mr.. THRUST0N was the son u
Judge TIRUsToN, Of the District Of 90
lumbIa. Endowed with a liberal eduea
ton, and possessed Of more then ordinar,
talents. he was fitted 10 early life for u,
! legal profession. Connected in nauiae,
with one OF the ancient and most We skSv
families in Ohio. he nsvsnhsIsss srJsark
lp.I'ued his profession. and suecessfon,
During the session OF Ie:3s. elected by The
citizens Of Montgomery county 10 the
House Of Representatives OF Ohio. he d.
linguisbed himself at once. not more e.;
has skill and power in debate. and hs
strict attention 10 the duisrs Of . legisIa,or.
than for his 'oavily Of disPOs,tIOa and ".
sanity Of manner.
Possessed Of q welI.regtiaied mind N
all Cher respects, temperate ~ all b..
domestic relations, he Deysnbeless. 10
the last :So years Of hrs life. gave wsy u,
bysieris. mil within the l1si fcu rn0nlh,
IT seemed TO b, zone sssilled disease 4
the advice Of frieGi 10. end who iboBzhf
change Of scenery would serve 10 Chs'r
his spirits. Mr. THRUsToS came go Ga
cinna'i last week. 20 make q pAo'f yE,I -
On Thursdsy, IA company With ~ n''
mate friend, be rode over 10 iSe HTZ'D7
Wells 90 pass day OF two. On EnCaf
be appeared about a. usual. at least ~.
thing remarkable was witnessed ~ D.. a.
meanor lis friend read u.uch 10 h,r
during ,ha: day. and IN the afternoon il
been reading from one Of the daily uca,.
papers. About the middle Of The snsf.
The second story for a moment, but b.
hardly reached the bottom Of the staifu,r
WHEN, hearing the report q a pistol %,
Immediately returned, AID found ~.
Nc. I. had stepped upon the p,az1l o.
Piled The weapon and discharged the ia.
contents IN his head Lie vas a. on,.
perfectly extinct. The oct would seer
70 have been contemplated. from he r.
that. bot q day OF tao before. MT TnF,
ToN bsd written memoranda With resi.l
70 the disposition n some u BIS elect, -
Altogether. this il one Of the very rny,',
nous occurrences 81 life. EEcept Oh
morbid sensibility o. Bervoos ahecua
Nhicb caused Mf. THnusroN 10 f.
himself the victim u corporal disease .s
posscfsed wsH regulated mnd str,
Upright "a I'll bis habits and conduct al
vss hrm belieystin al ibe truth, 9ly.i
holy fehsion. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
H.arras.Ftnnr. Angnsl q.,d. Ia1a.

.Ns''g' EStiSTs Having seen ~ your papcr Of
To-day an etiraci iTom "tlr Pennsylvania State
Journal, selling forth ihe number of DrfaulIefs
W me government md The respective amounts
doc by ihsn. ~ Which the name 81 ms brother
~ PottfCE, Il CfaW fofdsgilic Indfana. Is
mentioned beg leave 81 inform the Editor,
of 'i'e Journal and he Americsa People a. large.
that. vhfn the estimate 81 NJ Secretary Wood.
bury sss made oni. ne Dcposite Certificate.
81 The State Bank Of Indisna 10 favour OIL r.
Pollock. had not reached Washingtun. and the.e.
together 9Th other aoc0unis 80 the Department
rot Ihen seied on, Eiil eHoneraie mm from tbc
base charge
Veiy respectfully. your .. Sc,
WILLIAM = A. POLLOCK.
To EDtT0ns o. VI. Farr Pafss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
ZANtsyILLr Anrn,i2I..

SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCES. On
Thursday lat Mrs. SroNE. in Zanesville,
left her child pla, ing upon the floor. while
she went few steps Tor a bucket Of va.
ter. Hearing a scream she turned and
saw hog running across the street drag
sing the child by ,is foot. 81 the assis-
lance Of some men who we're passing by.
the child was rescued without very male.
rial injury bu, not without some difficulty
as the animal seemed little disposed 10
give up ITS prize. The child was abou,
eight months old, and was entirely within
the door when seized by the hog.
fEa-,ffr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

The New York Wing thus closes an article
on the recent elections
ION he whole there - no osuse for despcn-
deney. The only thing 20 be seriously regretted.
-, that the contest - 10 be prolonged. Had OHIO
Tennessee and Indiana. remained hr,n. the dy-
nasty Of ihe CoaarrrtgNisrs would have closed
without any more agItaiion3 &C convulsions -
Our great and glorious county. relieved from
she load q official delinquency, and executive
corruption, would have been restored 20 her
former qaisi, business and enicTpuse would
have resumed their secustomed channels, and
all that would have beea said IN time 10 come Of
che fsIgn - he las, tea years. would D. general
eKclamstien Of wonder hat ever a free people
c0uid b 10 grossly deceived and imposed upou !.
Cheer up thsa, WHiosi You have no cause
fos alar@, sEospi from want o. unioa snd real
among yourselves. Voc have, notvithsiahdinR
yous partial losses in the West. large majority
u he PoPolas voter u The eouhtfy. You hsys
81 easi thutesa States. good ahd true. You
have cEarnH HOoaIrg IN me next House o.
Congress. And you have NEW YORK. waica
. 70 DneiDe Tas courssF. - sifteui wAies W
Fsa Hsrsn eeaaoi - rs-skeiss Let his b COZ
aiaaalg bosns IA mind. Lee there 81 Union, con
oiliaiioa, Aeton-asd aH will bs well
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

RHODE ISLAND.-Thc election for two
members Of Congress took place in Rhode Is
land on Tuesday last. The New York Ameri-
can states that portion OF The Wings have
adopted ono Of the v. u. candidates. upon a To-
cal question. II this detection be TO much ex-
sent Il will OF course. when parties are 20 near
~ balanced lead 10 the success Of one or both Of
the Administration candidates. result, under
existing circumstances. deeply 10 be regretted,
and not the less 50, because the Wings have /, IN
their power to prevent a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

essn Ger sene time in sieeessfai operation, BY
which British woellens hare beeh ffaudsl<ntiy
sniered By the importers at the custom-HOass
At New York. 81 rates of duty far below The true
amount. The Treasury has thus not CAT been
largely defrauded. but great injury has been done
20 the honest and upfishi importer. as veil a. 10
the woollen manufacturing interests Of our Qua
eooniTy.
The Philadelphia Inquirer thinks that the va.
lue Of all the cloths seized in Philadelphia, fall,
not Gar short VI 100000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
S:SE, 30
lBsh. -Am6rieaa

YELLOW FEVER AT rHE Sourm Our
Mobile dates by last nights mail are TO
the 10Th and New Orleans to the 18th
inst. In N. o.. on the 18th. there were
Is cases Of yellow fever Admitted 10 the
Charity Hospital. and on the 18th there
were fever cases admitted. In these
two days there were IL deaths Al No.
bile, between tho 18th and 10Th, there
were cases Of fever reported.
Bali. .5seriean