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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19
GRAUAn,n LKCTUREs.

lectures Diet aad Regmss Lyeeum Of Natural His
tory $50 Broadway The @ lecture Of the course will be ON
TUESDAY, The 22d nst At n O'clock and will be FkEE.
Tickets for the ST. To be had Of Jshn Bsrde Dem
tst Ne 80 Chambers street. and the door Of the Lecture
Room.
The Lectures win be delivered Tuesday, Thsrsday and
Friday evenings until comslcted .aI0 4tis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

NICKEL AND GERMAN sILvER.-A good supply
In hand and for sale by
LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
Adv Courtandt st
DORTABLE SHOWER BATHS-manaactured by
Il STONE, Plumber Engineer, 800 Broadway al Inn
CUCCEss TOJ AL vERNOL's, DRAPERs AND
- TAILORS they have adopted the cash system, and are
able sell clothing the most reasonable terms The pub
lie are invited to call and examine their assortment and they
will be satisfied that great saving will be realized IN cash
system, a. conducted at 81 Chatham At
A great variety Of Cloths and Cashmere Vestings,
kept hand and made order in The most fashionable style
Also large assortment OF Goats and CIoak m27 ANTS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

NOTICE To preyeat all mistakes growing out oftro s,k
IN and establishments under ths same roof and until
recently of the same name Mrs A. ENGLE. formerly A.
Mott 1904 Bowery, respectfully Informs her cu.torers and
The ladies this city, that Notwithstanding the damage
tanned by burning of tho property nsst door the 9Th
belonging Mrs Mott her store y again re6cd 10
receive orders =. usual w. D. ENGEL.
NIB branch ot the estahshment ~il on IRE lsi
May opened al 4es Broadway door above Grand stree,
aleiws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

~ rRAw wRAPpING PAPER 500 r.ems Csp a.
- Crown fer sseby
.6v ITO aud IL Nassau IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

INFORMATION WANTED-Of man by the Of
l. THOMAS NICKELS, formerly Of Wiscasset, State of
Maine merchant and il now living Is about sixty years Of
he spcd and stammered when ae
tated The said Nckels received good education
in early life possessed considerable property, when at the
of about became unfortunate in business and left
Wcae twenty since Far the SOUTH IN search Of
business Since which he often the city of New
York until within the years. appeared when
seen and heard Of destitute situation Something OF late
ha that will much to his advantage known
where TO communicate TO him. Any information relative to
the said Nckes will be thankfully received at this cce, by
Mr. GARDNER at the Broad street Hotel ais lmSW+
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

Sp'aksT Of The House If RsP,sseAiafisss-Ths
wing press have generally spoken out Ia favor
OF John Bell 80 The whiE candidate fos the
Speakers Chair. We have in fact (ssys the
Richmond whIs) heard the name Of no ether
member Of the party spoken Of In eouns1ion
""h the "ties. ~ general consent his claims
are eonsidsrsd paramount TO ell Others. He
once alisd the Otfies. and discharged its dutis.
~hh sn ability. i@partislisy and dependence,
which reelected hOsOer upon himself, and i'm.
parisd dignity TO The body over which he prsIid-
Ell.
We learn from the MAdisouian that the van
ties 10 Washington are diViisd a. 10 their cam
d'da's for The sPsatsr'l Chair. One portion.
the real kitchen boys, prsfsrring Dr.. Duncan,
the other, AIR. Frank Thomas OF Md. The la,.
ter IL not Jet elected, aud Il 10 probable that
b" professions TO the chair are spoken Of with
the view Of aiding his election, which ia strong
ly contested.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12
IN.

AT public meeting OF the Wings of Freder-
ick county, AT the town hall in Winchester. on
the ~ instant, Thomas Allen Tid3all, ESQ. in
the Chair, and Hugh III. Lee, Esq. Secretary. }
on motion Of Robert Y Conrad, Esq, II was
" RsScirsd, That the conduct and avoued prin-
cip'eS OF the present Administration Of the Fede-
Iai 0"Verhmsni, render ~, IA the opinion OF this
meeting, wholly Unfit for the Irus, Of controlling
The desinieS OF our county; and a total change
IN TIE h'sn officers Of the Government has be-
enme necessary, IN order 10 restore pure pnnc,-
pies and proper policy.
Rs'oiv'd, That. 10 effect The above object. This
meeting deem the proposed .NIiioaal Conrsn-
h0n oil the Opposition, under existing cream
stances, Tue best and most efficient means
Rs'olred, That Robert Y. Conrad, James Mar
shall, IT,. Mah!on ). Loyeii and W. STROLLER
Jones, be. and they are hereby, appointed Dele
gates to The National Convention DO be holden
at Harrisburg, Pa and for adopting such other
measures for The advancement Of The OppnSition
cause a. may be thought proper; and the Chair
man and Secretary Of this meeting are directed
10 furnish said Delegates with proper Credentials
RtsoIred, That David ". Barton, Josiah Lock-
nari, Province Mccormick, Isaac Wood. Fran
eiA sivcrs. John Giikeson. and Joseph s. Car
son BE- appointed alteTnaies."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

BURNING or THE LAKE ERIE STEAM.
SHIP GREAT wEsrERN.-Ths splendid
steamboat Great wssisru, bound from China.
so TO Buaslo, with . valuable cargo Of produces,
&C. took Are on the let inst. whilst " ing along.
''de OF the wharf 81 DstrOiI, and sueA was the
raP'diiy Of the asnsS that che As entirely con-
'umsd, together wiIA her cargo and q large
quantity Of baggage and money belonging TO The
passenger, who we're aShors ct the time.
The Great Western vas . splendid boat Of
500 tons burthsa, and cost over SIOO. 900. She
was commanded By Capt. Walker, uho CON.
msodsd the Inflated Washington; which was
burned lssi summer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12
NILES REGISTER FOR SALE

That the estate Of the late Hezekiah Miles
may be speedily settled. thas been deemed advi-
sable by those who have The management, there
OF, that the entire establishment, so we'll known
throughout the country ss "NuEE REGISTER. /"
should be sold. The subscription lis, has not.
for many years, been larger than at present. and
the establishment is oGs Of the mos, valuable in
the country. The whole esia blishnen, is offered
on reasonable terms, and On an extended credit,
so as to enable the purchaser to prosecute the
business To advantage.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

THE NEWS FROM ENGLAND.-rhe
arrival Of the Great Western at New York. now
daily expected. is looked for with unusual anxie-
~. u V not (says the Baltimore American)
common curiosity for news that directs all eve,
towards this event, bu, matters Of grave and Sc
nous import wait the coming Of the s,.am-.hip
to receive some decided character and compiler.
'on' The fate Of the English grain crop Is The
great pivot on which many important eorrsla-
hves must turn. The condition OF the Bank Of
Zealand. for a time At least, depends greatly
upon the 'ura out OF the crop the diseon,ent.
OF the people, already OF an alarming nature by
reason OF abuses in the government, would rise
TO degree ofturbuleace dreadful to think OF, il
famine should Be ADDED 10 sgxravaie their com
plants The proceedings Of the Char,is,s. the
character Of the men who participate in them.
the nature Of their demands, all Of which are
plausible and likely to grow in favour with the
popular mind, give serious cause Of apprehen-
sion for the stability Of the English government,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12
THE scHooLNfaSTPp Appo,n ~

THE sCHooLMASTRR ABRoAD-The
Kew IHoMis WAENER. clergyman Of the Epis-
eoPal Church, and late chaplain aud professor of
moral philosophy 10 the Military Academy At
West Point gives notice Of his intention to VISIT
Fsris' and proposes 10 take with him, or receive
INTO his family when established there, ten or
tEeive young gentlemen from the United States,
whose education he will assume the charge Of
conducting. The y. Y. Courier rhinks II would
he suPefhcus to point out he great advantages
which the French metropolis offers for the puT-
poses Of education.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

AURORA BoREALlS.-on Tuesday even
ing the id instant. about O'Clock. (says the
New York Courisr,) the Heavens exhibited .
scene OF the mOsi Respondent beauty ever be-
held. The sky was perfectly clear, and the Au-
rora Borealis burst forth suddenly at point near
the zenith, IN form resembling blazing sun.
with rad'aiionS toward every point Of the com
pass, which gradually extended, until the rays
reached ON either side completely to the horizon.
These rays were Of pale redish hue, assuming
darker shade as It approached the centre This
singular phenomenon lasted bu, few minutes /;
but for considerable length of time the Aurora
presented scene Of unusual sp!sndor aud beau
~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

.NfU method Of raising Fruit Tres
The new method Of raising fruit tres, by
planting the Soions is said 10 have many
advantages over the old method. II s
better than the grating, because IL is
more expeditions aud requires no stocks
They are more easily planted and take
but little trouble. To plant them proper.
~, the scion should be taken any tine
after the first Of February. and each enc
dipped N tallow. or shosmakef's waS o.
pitch. and buried in the ground. the bud,
upPermost, while the body lies in hou-
zonsal position. and two or three inches
deep. II Is sa.d they will bear in three
or four years from the planting.
tf,sduiSk Herald
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12


IN the speech delivered by Mr. clsy At New
York, that geHiiemaa toos occasion 70 sdye,, 4.
The eessufss Which Bad BEEN bestowed upon b,m
By esnaia siIoa Pssss, fos daring 10 di,cg.,
the Poiiiicsi quariious which are nov be6,r- A..
county. We copy his remarks. aod - az.
sure shai ell candid and unpreiudieed mind.
vEil assent 70 the opinion that hs has don. ,o-
hing which, 81 an Amereaa e,t,zsn. and a
conspicuous actor - the seenes 70 which he re-.
ier'. d Did not become him "a do-aay. vhieh. IL
vas noe h's solemn duly, e. q fearless Pstr,o, 20
do. ST. Clay said
ia d''cus'ing The great questions
whieh zoe sgiiais the people. sssums
the right which iFust svsFv Gesm.o
sill assume, Of sPesking my conscisn,iou,
opinions, however they may differ f,on
those Of many whom have the homo, h.
address. While setina % the council. "a
The nsiion. have deemed Il ny duiv a.
resist nsny Of The leading measures Of
TIE hdminisiFaiion. have sincerely b.
iieVsd that the tendency Of those mes.
sores Was % unaeiils the eonstiiutioool
fsialions Of The various department, Of
TIE GoSsEnmsal; thsl those powers which
gsFe vested 10 She LsEislaiuss wsrs n
Ne Way Of being sugrsndersa; that .be
Pubie money, - sll free esanbies sub-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12
More Seizures of Yorkshire WooHen, .

More Seizures Of Yorkshire WooHens -
Yesterday morning, an extensive seizure
Of imported Broad Cloths was effected at
Frankfort, by the Custom House officers
OF this port. II appears that the parties to
whom the goods belonged had removed
them from Philadelphia. and placed part
Of them 10 cellar at Frankfort, under a
large quantity OF potatoes, and the remain.
der in private house. The vigilance Of
our revenue Officers. however. soon fer
reted out the particulars. and having made
themselves certain Of the whereabouts"
Of the presumed con,raband property,
they yesterday removed the whole TO the
Custom House stores. OL their return
With the "Spoils. they visited tavern ia
Remington, where they examined the
cellar, ano found to the asionishment ofthe
bysisndeFs and the dismsy Of the landlord
Sod landlady another large quantity OF
cloths concealed in some hogsheads.
which were covered with onions. This
lot was Of course added to the Frankford
assortment; and we learn the entire value
Of the three captures may probably be es-
iimated at nine or ten thousand dollars.
PAL E,o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12
From "a. Nsv York Star.

The following is from q letter received
from friend in New H1ven. speaking Of
the appearance Of the negroes on board
the captured schooner. They are the
most miserable looking objects ever saV,
and wish never to see the like again.
The leader, however, appears like . very
superior negro, add is supposed 10 have
been dealer in slaves on the coast, or
one OF the heads Of some Of the tribes
He whipped the too SpaBiards unmsToi.
fully, whenever the wind was such that
they could no, steer 10 the rising Of the
sun. A, one time he wanted the vessel
a5ehoFsd ct sea, when the wind vas ahead:
be was told there vas no bottom be told
them to let the snehor 20. then seeing
the schooner drifting. be Jumped over.
board end was under 90 long they thought
he would nsveT use--he Il last appeared.
came on board. add said there vas 90
bottom 10 be found"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

FATAL AccIDENT-As the large omni-
bus employed 10 carry passengers between
The Southern steamboat wharf add she
railroad depot, was crossing the canal
on 18th street this morning about %
minutes before SIX o'clock. 3 porii0a Of
The brigds suddssly gave way. add the
stage and its eonisnts preeipiiblsd . die
lance of Is or 20 feet inio the canal be-
meath. The passengers. about forty 10
number. and the bofsss were rescued
from their psFilous coalition Wiih bat iH.
ling iniury. by the pfoEpt assisisaee Of
several persons ia boats; bit We regret 10
ed that young man connected eth The
steam boat hHe, and. ve ere informed,
The principal support ofa widowsd mother,
vas Drowned. The accident vas evident.
y occssioasd BY The impeFiec: condition
Of the bridge, many Of the TIMBER being
rotten, en- the great weight Of TIE vehicle
snd he eonteuts. add yet ihis bridge vas
appsrenuy ihs safest Of aay crossing TIE
canal. The siiuaiioa of the bridge on lflh
street u 20 dsnesrous. that psrsoas on
horseback Fasely atlsmpl 70 cross H.
lHaAiagisa CO., - sFiszsn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

TIE YELLOW FEVER still prevails At
Charleston, New Orleans, aud Augusta, though
the last accounts state that the disease Is losing
much Of It's virulence.
Tss Courier of the 3Ist ul,. says ihs, the
deaths in New Orleans durios The month Of Au-
gust we're bot little short Of 700 snd the, 500
Of these we're produced BY the ysllov fever
which now rsVsgss the city sad ssburbs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

In Baltimore County Cour, YESTERDAY.
came uP The case Of John T.. Elliott, who
had applied for wri; OF habeas corpus
in order to obtain a discharge from the
service OF the United States, in which he
had enlisted as dragoon. The ground
OF the application was. that he bad enlist.
ed while minor. After hearing Of tho
case, the Court refused TO relieve the
applicant. aud he was remanded to the
charge ofthe commanding officer, Lieut..
A shton.-Bdh. .Rmericoa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

VERMONT ELECTIoN.-we have no, y.,
the full returns from this State. bat all account,
concur IN stating that there Is no, the eas, doubt
Of the rs-slecIiOn Of the Wing candidate fos &c.
vernon and all the wing State officers. BY hand
some msjoriuss. Also that there viii be a whig
majority N both branches Of the Legislature
though there will be some loco foco gains since
last election - Baliisaors ckroaiels.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

ject 10 The vigilspes Of the peoplss i'm
mediate representatives, had been iIiee.l.
" seized By the Executive; that The
public domain. the neh Inheritance Of
unborn generations. 10 exposed TO waste
IN the struggle 10 reclaim the political
power; that the patronage OF the Govern
ment. instead OF being the reward Of me.
nit is employed in the purchase Of mer.
ceasry psriisanship: that the project Of
the sub-Treasury. while 10 deranged the
business Of the country. was calculated,
IL not intended. 10 place in the hands Of
The President the means Of eorrupiion.-
On these grounds l have been found for
years past in opposition TO the Executive.
have struggled with zeal. IL not with
success. 10 rouse the country 10 n ,roe
sense OF its difficulties ssd periIs; having
the fullest confidence in the justice Of my
views. ] shall continue that struggle
while ] retain seat in our national coun.
ellis, under every embarrassment. in OPP
position to evsry difficulty, with q perfect
conviction that my fellow citizens will
Ultimately understand aud overcome
those difficulties and peril.. I NAV be
charged with improper motives, with be-
ing sc,uaied by ambition; ] may be as
sailed BY the public press; bu. while I
have strength 10 raise nv voice will
send forth the words Of warning, and
whether their effect produce . change in
the management Of our public affairs, or
change Of our public men. in either
case the interests Of the country will be
promoted
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

RsrirHi of Rsiigion.-The Nashville
(Tenn.) Banner Of the Odd ult states that
q spirited revival Of religion is now in
progress at that place. Il appears that
nearly two hundred persons had attached
themselves to the Methodist Church at
NashvIlle. during the. last two months,
ano that public interest. so far from re-.
laxing on the subject. was rather on the
increase.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

SMOKING CIcGRS IN THE SrREEr-A
man named William Barnes, not having
The fear OF the city ordinances before BIS
eyes. was found smoking a three center in
The street. and was fined 81 aud costs Tor
indulging in this unlawful qualification.
Bosf0a PspsY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

THE SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssgN-
CIR fer tins month has already made Is appear
snee here Diversified a. the contents SIRE. the
excellent discrimination Of ~ editor gives 70 us
store q souni literature unevcelied in monthly
publications either a. home or abroad Besides
several interesting selected articles. this number
contains fifteen original prose articles, some Of
them tom superior pens, ard on The most eie-
vailed iopics-as, Tor instance, he Philosophy Of
t6oVemmeni Intellectual Philosophy. Female
Edueaiion, Civil Engineering. SC. There IS. in
addition, tbs usual variety Of miscellaneous ar,,-
elss and o. original retry -f.Nst H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

The Wig "Un'oR sOd Harmony" State Con
veni'oa Of Pennsylvania met at Harrisburg on
the ID instant, and recommended Gen. Harrison
Tor ihe Presidency. Deiegaies we're appoin,ed
70 attend the Nsdonal Convention 81 Hans
burg IN Dseember nsEt--ffom Which e inferred
the Coavsnhos1 Willingness 70 seaport the
nominee Of that body. Joha Audrey shulze
and JossPh Laurssee head the last Of delegate,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

The Globe OF Tuesday night announces
that the Secretary Of State. who has been
aosent for some time from the seat Of gov.
eminent has returned TO that city. Ne
Is "a bad health, and vas unable TO leave
his house. where he tTansacis the business
Of the Department.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

THE CORNER STONE Of the North Poin,
Monument Is 10 be LAID to-day, near B1lnmore.
inviiaiians have been extended TO the President
Of the United States, and to the vanous high
puohc func'ionareS throughout The country /;
AM large body Of Military will unite in the
ceremonies. The occasion. on the anniversary
as 1t Is Of the battle Of North Point, will draw
together great crowd OF ci,izsns and strangers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

We learn from the Abingdon States
man. that JAMES ALLEN. Esq. Of Lee
county. for several years q delegate in the
Legislature, committed suicide on the
2lst ult.. by cutting his throat with ra-
zor. He had been subject to fits Of mel
aneholY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

Horse CoLLARs.-An English paper
states that great improvement has re.
Gently been made on this part of horse,
harness. the collar being inflated. tn.
success attending this improvement Ia,
been established by experiment. and has
proved a wonderful relief TO tha, yalu.
able animal, the horse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

THE PRESIDENT is snu p.rambul,bDs
within The eounis OF New York, receiving pub
he receptions and delivering eleenonserins
speeches. The Globe say, the public interest,
wIll not suffer BY hts absence. Quite likely.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

TIE RACES --Fine spor, We uadsrtaad.
y anticipated a. TIE approaching rsess over bs
valley Cour'e ncar ihs town. large number
q horses oil b. on TIE ground Several hsvs
cone on from ihs Fauquier eoors, wbers re
Fases have iusi ciossd, and Pau q he stables q
As'su White, Kendall, Boswell, and Other DIS
iingaisasd racers, VII y present. eoniendiar for
thf prizes. The course l. N az improved conAi.
ton and ths geuersi afrangsmcnn such e. -
ssssrs hsh degsss q snisylnsni AfssgaoaL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

VIM. G. Rives. Esq. arrived in this
place on Thursday afternoon last on his
return from the Virginia Springs, and left
town On the next morning. for his fathers
residence, in Nelson county. II was not
convenient for Mr.. R. to accept public
dinner IN Lynchburg Of this time; though
II Is probable he may do 40 during the
Fal.-Lyneh6ure Ynginian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

FUNNY .-Some Yankee editor ssy,.
he like TO died latin" TO see a drunk
en- chap trying 20 pocket the shadow Of
swinging sign. which he mi,,ook for
pocket handkerchief II Is enough 10
make . man laugh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

TENNESSEE sENAToRs.--It appears
from the Nashville papers. tina, !, was premature
TO say that Mr. FvsrER designs TO resign his sea,
IN the Senate forthwith. lie has resolved, we
infer from the papers, to wait until the Les,sla-
'1re Of Tennessee shall think proper to ins,ruc,
him. He most be appraised Of their diiTerenc. Of
opinion ia an Official way.
Should u become exredient or necessary for
" Judge White and Mr.. Foster TO leave the Sc
" nate Of the United States (says the Na,hvilIe
Bannef) sour friends abroad may rest assured
" that good wall grow out of the contingency
" With their names placed AT the head Of an
" electoral ticket, and the State thoroughly and
" ably csnvaSSed in every county and in every
" neighborhood. as u will BE-, entire confidence
" may be rrrosed by OUT Wig friends in the re-
" suit of the Presidential election in Tennessee
" IN 1910. There will he such a waking I'D of
" the Wings. and such trrrur and trembling and
" ehaiierins Of teeth and s1akirg Of knee,
" among the spoilers, As have not been seeh for
many day before"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

Coon BUsINEss.-The Philsdelphia
Gazette states that the receipts ofths Phil.
adelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Rail Road Company ioF the last quarter,
including the months Of June. July and
August. amounted to upwards Of Sl27,-
600. and those Of the New Castle line 70
Baltimore, 10 upwards Of So 900, making
the receipts Of the two companies more
than s lS5, O00.-- Bait. .A1srtean.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

The Globe pays . brilliant compliment
TO the PTesiden, and the mewbers Of his
Cabine,. II attempts 10 excuse their alb
senes from the seat Of Government by
alleging that the duties Of their several
Offices can be ~ we'll performed ia their
absence as Ia their presence.