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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

99N1kHT AT sAhG2S
Mr. WILSON resyect lily announce that n the solicitations
SE f oE ids M pf IS PIT . sS s they cs s saa,y
pr:s etioss adairsi sonss, Duets. Ballads &c
stores and at Nblos. -. - feas II
WoRMs! woRMsa woRMs! !; The greatest worm
zEiSGEs they meyer f- 70 destroy al The worm. aud are
lie ever % 900 '%.: sS%
los @ York; and iss Fa,ou SlSok@ 'i s
CoUUGuHJsio G2yGHsa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
curing coughs colds asthma wbocpinr cough consumption
HSs Re-. H.
sss Tss1 SsS ~ his ami s r. The H. be. a. ",
discovered For sale at los Nassau street New and
TO LETA pleasant room, ally fITsasd, 70 sipaIc
NJ, ss. family sSI'dsS mshsa Tor Apply s
P lMNE,oFoRTEsF uRNlIU " Ss &c, SYN WV, Msco9;
street, s.S an s aa ' e Il % Rf y 3D.
y Tsss fsesgE cas psF apS n Tables Glass and
AZ az be Sold tre' superior rfanof0rtts
WANTED TO SELL, 5000 vert5 Of -, amsoai- stock
st,,bs sS%si..,sS 20 h%d.SS street % A'''
rr WANTf9 s G 3; S rSSs. .s siSs ono S
Groom, also aGardsner Ar2y 2rl Haisop.rert TsIt.
FANcY Ball pEE ssEs jus, ssetiysa fIgu fa,.- Mr.
te most beautiful AID complete of tay
Bail r this city. and Which m Offers the
ana s Al very modsratr pUces, at IN esta stment No
3o7 Broadway. p, 10. rl NJ fs2s qmins-
M,GnNE BLANHHT a AND Is ,r sale BY
CANDLE PAPER,laOo0 pound. Of super aue White 9TH,
fcSs : '''' :" - PERssE BROOKS. s, Libcr,ys st.
BLEAcilING POWDER o boyd. ur,l,, vsrr,r.ed equal
TX ''''Ds' and fssE RR6EbEs i tSst.l
ct. PETERS CHURCH, Barclay str, et-sgpday merit
- March lst, Being the GrconJ Anniversary OF the Dsda
ton Of this Church 10 Divine Service The Trustees have pe
ermped 70 commemorate the return that DAY as one ha
give to Che Catholic religion ~ TIE nnst nsanteous TEN
les w this city, an accruiusly al 10 A. Ma Ppntrea tigh
Mass will BE- celebrated by ths Bishop psoos and
apprctriate Sermon tresch by the Very kev Ut rower
is Nah much hi.a.Ae that the Trustees are enabled TO ac
knowledge the voluntary tender Of the sevces OF those
Miss pOohF. Mr. ,MANvE.Rs, and sxnos oUIBELLi
Several q che be.otiu q sscred Mneio napt
the this tholSs
eeed for The occasion OF which VIII bta solo, Song By
Lcl III htz4..yf seesa
The collection. the day will Ne apped towards
Iiau,dating the debt Of the church fees atis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

REy G II WILLIAMSON !, The French Missionary IL n.
CITY Of New York, viii FORM BY the solicitation or hss
friends ON Friday asth instant Al O'clock NJ elias COR
eose esoss Wishing to receive from him ns,rneo.s 10 the
Mr. IL will aso form class 60! hos., either French
Americau who having agood knowledge OF the French
guaer wish TO perfect themselves in Elorqiion and Grammar
Appy for further particulars, al his residence, No ~ Beek
man street sr b.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

A MERICAN THEATRE, CORNER OF NINTH AND
WEMYSS Manager and Lessee !, - NJ ,.'hi ,'i
Thursday Feb. Yth-IMa.ter Diamonds first appearance
The drama Of Alice Gray, and Quiet Day -'n
Friday, Feb 2sthAlce Gray, Master Diamond, and the
farce Of The Brothers. ''' :. - ~ . - ~
Saturday Feb 2Sth benefit of Mrs Seton A variety Of
Entertainments, to conclude with Joan Of Arc.
Price of Admission.--Boxes SO cents; Pit, IS cents
Performance at1 O'Clock precisely fe4t lws
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
LATER rRoM RnnnpE


3 ~ The packet ship s. Lawfencc. Cap
ssin Quaker. we have Liverpool pspsrs 10
hsrch iith. apa E4osdon 10. ths i6lh D.
elusive. By the Albsny. cspiais Wei.
500, We base Paris and Hayrs papers =
Saturday. March 5t6. .'f
= Mr.. Feashersicnhsngh and Mr.. Nudge
have not yet made their Report upon their
survey oflhe N. E. Boundary Line.
Lord John Russell has suggested the
position Of Affairs on Che Boundary Lice
~ N argument Cor maintaining the
strength Of the Bfitisb army 10 Csnida.
Nothing. however. was said Of the pros
|peet Of q war.
The accounts from London possess lit
tie interest here. The most important
item in general politics that we 6ne in
these papers. 10 the particulars Of the
force England has already directed or 10
about 20 direct against China. the msgni.
tude Of which would indicate that the To-
tsniions Of the British Government are
net confined TO the mere mercantile ques-
ton. but that she conicmplates senatorial
acquisitions OF the overthrow Of the Chi.
nese Government; and when Il IL recoI-
leeted that the native princes OF India
were subdred and The foundation Of the
British Empire there. laid by. compare
lively speaking. handful Of men, there
can be little doubt, that with the means
Enalsnd has now employed, sha will sue
coed IN her plans OF conquest. however
vast they may be.
The London Courier states that Lord
Durham Is in = very precarious state Of
health. 90 much so a. 10 cause great IN
easiness 10 bis friends.
Expedition 10 China.-We are ensbled
TO lay before COR readers this week cor
rect stalemen: OF the particulars Of the
vessels which have already sailed. and
are yet 10 sail. for the purpose Of vindi.
eating British honor on the coast Of Chi
IA. The Blenhein. ~ guns. sailed d.
rect Tor China from Portsmouth, on tie
18th February; Melville. 70 guns. from
the Cape, Wellesley, ~ guns. from tie
Indian station; Blonde. IS. direct from
Plymouth. on the a6,h February; Druid.
%. from the Cape. via Sydney, on the
9th Of November. Pylsdes. IL. direct
from Plymouth. on the 23d Of February;
Nimrpd. %. from Plymouth, on the 2ilh
Of February. with duplicate instructions
for Admiral Elliott, Modesto, IL, from
the Cape. on the 9th Of November; Wan
dersr, le. sailed for the Cape on the l2ih
Of February from Plymouth. with orders
10 Admiral Elliot to proceed with all bic
cogvettes. and take command in China.
Besides these ships, another "a has or
den; the Pique. Is; Andromsche, %;
10 vessels from the Indian station. from
IL TO % guns each. part Of the Indian
navy, 2 vessels from the Cape Station,
10 guns each; from the South Amer.
can station, 10 and % guns each; from
The South Wales ststion, ii TO % guns
each; 2 large steamers, supposed 20 be
the Sesostris and the Queen. The expe-
dition includes from IL 10 1900 men.
tL0ndoa Cen JsurHsi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
LlRR OF nAanfaon.

As sign Of The favor win which tLa
..Log Cabia canai5ais7 is regarded bv
those who hess sssae pessoaal EnowIsaes
|el his past career, and oF he assife wkieh
= fail by ihe youngeR postioa a. he com.
tAunity. 70 sssa ne record of As oast -.
i,ons, We may raenfioa Shat oas l,rpdSsd
fhonsaaa ccpfss 81 fhe Sketch Of tke IN.
|oi General HaFs have been pubi;sh.
ed, end neesiy 81 q them disisibused
from the Baltimore PatIioa OGc~, wish;n
ne lee. two months. The denena az
these sketches 10 regular sad natu,si. 40
adveniiiioas o. artificial. The peoels
especially The yousgeF poriiou. desi,S
correct informaiiou, e 10 the ehaneIs,
aDd sctions Ofthe Psopls's candidate. ~
this candid sod autksnlie ahaisA ~ -
isfs is FssoFisd 10. o. souahs AFTER a. :
ready mesns 81 obtaisiag q. Tke nef..
rel and voluatary eifealaiion 81 surh /.
numbss Of lhis publiealion, Ia susk 4 -
rod amona The msss ofits people. = =.
ssif = siflklae and Gsysrahls sisn ~ a.
sinea.--BeAf Patyisf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

Coed news arosa Cenneeticus
THE AnspTsrx.fx7of AsacEs RoUr.
Ed, HORSE F0oz. .4fB BR.scooss
Whig nxaJss21y sn ne ssnse a.seo.
WING GAIN SINCE REJECTION OF
LAST YEAR. q 900.
The New Haven Palladium gives returns fos
Governor from an The towns in the Stale, and the
ressl, Is; For Ellsworth (whis) 3o.ose, Niles
". ID a5,tsi Wing majority $500.
The Ssaae consists Of 81 members, and the
Wings have elected ls OF 49, And out % ala
representatives. who comprise the lower branch
OF the Legislature, The Van Barrn party elected
only "a. -
Connecticut has been looked 70 By her sister
Wing States, as leading OF in the great Struggle
against misfule and corrupiion--,beir eyes have
been turned TO her, and the result awaited with
intense interest She has not disappointed their
hopes, but has nobiy taken her stand on the
side Of HanRisos and REroRss.
dere Is another Stale which has deserted Mr.
Van Buren. Connecticut gave her vote 10 him
AT the last Presidential election. The cause is
onward.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
"rHE WORK GOES BRIEFLY a."
MARYLAND.

Hersrd Disfricf Erscf An election was held
on Saturday in the Howard district, formed out
Of part OF Anne Arundel Go Md. which resulted
an The success Of the entiIe Wig ticket By IN
average majority Of over 100. The election
was for district commissioners, aud the persons
chosen are Gov. George Howard, Col. C. w.
Dcrsey. and z. Moore, Esq. The vote in this
district, last fall. was about even--shoving =
Wing gain Of nearly 100 votes.
.faa.psii, Rsdsrnei,-The Annapolis Republi-
can eeniains the gratifying Intelligence Of the
sueeess OF the entire Wing lieks, for corporation
officers, nj the election held in Annapolis last
week The average majority for the whiss i,
twenty. Al the October election last fall, The
Van Bareni,es had majority OF eighleeni
Alexander 9. Magrndrr, was elected Mayor,
John Johnson. Recorder, and the entire whis
nominations for Aldermen and Common coun-
ell succeeded
Al the Van Buren procession in Hagersiown
on Saturday week. some amusing iSeiisn,s o.
CURED. The Torch Light thus relates one:
'one Of the Msrshals OF the day, at tie close
OF the procession, ~ NC have beea informed,
addressed The Committee Of Arrangement thus |:
Gen;lemen Of the Commiisee, I thank you foP
ihe marked attention you have paid me. You
presented ne with sash--I put il on. You
gave me badge Of OGice-I took IL. You Offer
ed me splendid gray horse for the day--I
mounted him. ! have marched with you. I
have assisted you through the day. have vo-
ted and have acted and fought wrsh you for
twelve yean. can 90 with you no longer.
wish TO quit yonr party in peace. return your
sash, your badge, your horse and again thank
you for the Distinction you have conferred upon
me. b., genilemen, III be id IL don't vote
for Harrison. am just on my way TO join the
Tippeeanoc Club"
And he did joint. Theirs no mistake.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
RHODE ISLAND.

A letter from distinguished citizen Of Provi-
denee. says, I'VE shall carry Rhode Island this
spring ny 900 majority. and in the fail, Gu the
Presidential qaeslioh. BY from 400 10 1900
The Are'ins Of The young men to sppOin, dele
gates to the National Convention was lremen-
dous gathering, and upwards OF two hundred
delegates were appointed. We have many
changes, and hundreds tere are Of Van Buren,
men, Who say they will not vote at the next cleo
lion satisfied that a worse stale oflhihgs cannot
well be, and any alteration must be for the bet
Ter"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16


Nhe fsneNinz Fafe ssampls u msaiarss "a
eoaeFshis sisiias % ~ Pafi q a. a,ssneas. !.
siratfaiet - ~ cuaiaslof 81 - Rast.so1f -.
qaifef. fhs cen rsus issithsui ~ ~
ovn coasf, lten ladeeA = hs -, -
he pafaprspa sfloa ~ Berviek ess,,ns,
Yes Aorus paper pablishas "a Coiaalia so..,,
psnasyiraaia. n tsts nsnhss, s.us ssi,or -
spsass q oea. Haniaaa 49,
TO ifsdgcs sa& slssdsr DE skanei,,
81 = ioo cfsa sllsapied. efa GRRAT
e4a GOOD MAX, sssh - cEH. go
~. HARRISON. uAa. a - aat q - -.
Eisa, Aas rsstsyef sntsesf ssgtsess :. IA.
teid " tafiks" gsd 81 a. cswssIis ~ IA.
yfsiies, = pa only unsounsoas - -.
sfseeiol, BET y 60 opsa isspii y - -
seats ofihai posiion offhe hmsriess -.
Pc Hho hefe asmei him e ikefg 49, -.
asss. u We caanoi defeat 81 1000
NiiAe1t resort % aseh nzans. ~ -
uenevsg sasii Wiih iksis e -. ~ ~ q
shilsi Ws epeiiol tbs scleai ~ 80
Istsas q poliiisai pasfs 800 svs< -
- - seif1e1a. 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
TENNESSEE.

A. eleciion 49, I'D n Cisifhorne ssunsy.
Fennsase, On NE 10 uli.s for Sheriff; Ne whig
eaDdidsis vas snccessfui ~ lhfss hundFcd ms-
ioriiy. Tbs county gave Polk. v. r.. four
hundfsd mai1diY foF oaveraofi 10 Tipisa
eausiy, where Tee Van BaFeaitsa lasi yesr en-
red iasif eheEia SD elsIa ~ saajofiiy 81 20e
~ WIG have eiseied ne sams qlzesrs b q
nsiofiiy q 80 Ths H.0ulsTills Joamal n no
ueing De Onward Issreh 81 gts sod essss, asis.
What ihist yoa q ,he signs ffora Tennessee,
Aersrs. Van Barsaifcs4 q q nuse 10 roar
hking1 Il here ~ ear aehe a fis toaesir =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

A NAEIoSAB DEBT OF $4,000 200.
Sc. wrnsTxa. the oshes day in the Senate,
stated that. lbs ooveramsnIhad spen, within the
last ihrr4yraTs. say from-flie fs,dsy Of JanuaEy,
1877, up TO the lat OF January, $780, $50 600 900
aud mcrs. beyond It's receipts, for the same
wears. Bains se.e6e csc e0. for each Of said
ysaEs. Therefore, . National debl has already
reachsd over sac, 10000 Now supposing Mr..
Van BuFen should be Reelected, what will be
the amount OF The national debi al the end OF
his term Of service. at he same ratio, he llsen
having nearly Ave years ia all to serve, from tlie
present ume II Uiil be wilhinA fraeiioa OF
s53,335, o33 30. That j. provided a standing
Army. Of 100000 men. should not be adopted
BY Congress, as recommended By Mr. Van Blu
Tsn, in bis lass message, and The Secretary Of
War. in his report 70 the same But on The
event OF Is being a Law, and ihers is a supag
disposition by ihs Presidents party TO RFaiitr
him, lit win be impossible 10 say what win 6e
the amount Of the naliOasl debl, al the end Of
his second term, IL he should thisk a. TO retire,
which even would be very doubtful, TO say The
1ea&. This important fact, a. 1Ssi above stated
by Mr. webEeF, as be also stated, Il has been
the earnest desire Of The Secretary Of the Tfea-
snsy 70 keep essesaiei from he kRowis1gs u
The people. --.V~yLaAd RsPutiieaA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

Ix ONE YEAR AFTER Mr. VAN Bu-
Rem Is SWORN INTO OFFICE As PREsI-
DENT, GOLD AND SILVER WILL BE
TIE COMMON CURRENCY or THE
PEoPLE--I JgasAisgfou GIots.
experienced Within the twelve months referred
20 all the Basks IN he Country suspended sPe-
eis Payments. Add the Govefsmeni, sfter sx-
hAostins iis s5undsat Revenues, Is now paying
its own debts with inedeemabe Post Noiesi--
Ssch y the eonmsnisrT which history furnishes
While Ialkias about gold and silver the Admin
sislrsusa has inusdated The whole equally ui,h
depreeiaisd, and 10 many States, unreasonable
paper. Ia thisrsspeei, as In regard 70 ali fbsir
Profrsions, Toe vaE Raisu party has becn false
ana psrs5ioas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

NWINNW III" HNHHINl
Eil. walker Of Mics presented . psti.
ton fof q Gensfsl Bankfupl Law. ia
lsid be VS. IN favor 81 lhis sbisct. psoyi.
eed csfpoFaiions. especially Bsnks. we're
includea. Tbete insiiiulons nefe 80.
i'ns ~ g = sub.mosaIehiss, ED should
Be coalfolled,
~ walker sls0 presented nsmorisl
ifoz ~ isibsl sad mofhtr 81 fsesafg ~
essksa, ~ BE coEsiilueals. sns lho
sles e ~ tvenig fye ehiIdrsu ~
esef Feniy dee pears. TIE paiifioasss
~ teai tech q ihs ehiidfea tta hsvs
e1Eeiaa 81 .snd 81 ftey - Ia Tsass.--
ftts fseesisa enie1sis II - II go,
ti9e ,n ! 1910 = - -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
OHIO.

The gathering OF the people Of Belmont eOun-
~, At ST. Clarsville. last week, according TO the
Wheeling Times exceeded any thing Of the
kind tLat has ever been seen Ia this section u
the country. We have heard the crowd estina-
ted at from ak to ten thousand. perhaps even
nors than the last number, we're present In
the procession 1900 men - horseback we're
souaied, aud about one hundred well filed wa
gpus and carriages, besides the thousands upon
thousands on foot. The Pfoeeasion was over
lSo miles long, four deep"
The people are indeed moving. As The pre-
seat "GoveTnment" will not help them, bat
looks solely 10 its own interest aud ease, they
are determined TO help themselves. And the
Fay they will do il, Al the fail election, will be
cahlion TO oil future abusers Of power.
As proof thar the day Of ihs Spoilers is draw
iBs 10 q close IN the Buckeye State, we present
the following extract from a letter Of one Of the
most distinguished men in Ohio, Who Is no,
politician, and had no view, whatever, in It's
publication, wlseH writing:
"a very decided change is going on IN politics
"a thls qasnef II he sisetioR fof Pgesideai Nsfe
10 take place sext week, Harrison would get
q, 900 majority in this STATE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

hAnFaniaE CouETYs--An arauaia.
lance gho has peid some siisntion . he
PoiiiieHl tsei,ng ia this esaniy. foF so-ss
weeks past, aesetea ~. lhal = q eissslu
81 TIE oPsaion, t,ai sot iettihas fratn 80.
~ % ssVEETg-Fifa ~ oar fslisu.ri,f
xens hefaiofors suppossrrs ~ 4. = -,
= aa.iniesfaiion. have estg thsaun a.
re letters g ''las psfiy. asd arsvsa
ieesettissa, ag4et lha 7esst. $3.50
80 ID fhais esesa. - Il -.
iat seies 81 - anah ~ - -.
iarniss eak,ar ~ isksfd =.
~ csadiasls, Gsaesst nAanssoa.
Nsss t.i,fsease,..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

CONGRESS we n vain look foF any late
resting esbalss % Jay befost cur readers. fer IN
truth. amer seseioa Of four monihs, whss has
seen doas-v.s isS 20 pay their ovn members
ne onlfsss ppan New Jersey-lhs passage q
ne Tecasafy NOss bill--ths sehsio haH fof ne
sab-TresszEy--lbs eoadspsd debates e. print
iaz.tbs New-teTsey siss:isa doeusnsnls. aad he
dshsis on The bia for ne repairs q the cumhef-
'lAad road. ~. NEssFEa last week psrssnAsd
q al fnf establishing unlforia system q Bank-
Euysey, maag esafisas - hsroT u which have
Been iaisig sssssasaA ~ ne sezale.
ffet4sr Crs II Iarviu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

Ths ''signs" fsom NoTis csfoHna shss aai
Ne IN ~, hs trhlad hsr sister sla,ss Ia 81
great vork q REF0aMf A lsiisf from lfsssn
eooaiy il dat SAFE. ear ia fFs ~ ca soon-
lies ssrs, ehefrf sm seqsaiaiss. Eaa Bdfen
vin scarcely ssitseaig-sge woes % ~ eonnfg.H
AaefAss iIom Raa3oiph esaaig, ssTss ''0easfal
fiagf.ssa akSs eel Is ~ ,srlieD. 81 cas b.
~ ngsi's nsss, Yea Bsssslsr val hecons
sstiaegkf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
NEW YORK.

The following letter from Hudson, y. Y,
The former home Of Mr. Van Buren,, il in keep
inc with the progress Of eyenisi
HrpsoN, Tuesday, April ~.
have oaiy time 70 cay. hat AMER : lremen-
aous struggle, The wings have elected their euiirs
ticket TIE votes Tor .9=yov ave beeo canvass
ed, and VIC have elected him By - majority
The first ward gave 50 majority the second, IS
Last year the Van BuTeniles elected pau Of The
Common Coueeii. Van BarsRism - sKinct IN
''O.d Hadson.H
IL speaking % he late charter elee:ions IN
New York. TIE conmefciai Journal says we
have intelligence Of the result Of he charter
election 10 williamsbargh, New York and Brush
wick ihis morning. Ia he former plscs he
Whies eiseled tbcir supsTvisor b. ~, their town
clerk b. %, and justice o. De peace By IS me.
iorify. II BrushWick he ghois Wing ticket Is
elected BY maioFiiy Of 20. These TIVE places
voted a. obe tosn iasl yras End gave Ven Tla-
rem majority q 60. 50 h gees. Wherever an
eleciioa l. hsa - have ssv evidencs hat Ire
domination of The Farmer ~ North Bead has g.
Yea new impetus 70 ne onward progress q
ihs n hig cause"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

Erro THE POLLS, WINGS. TO THE
P0LL.ss-ws hsps our frisnSs win bear in
mind tAai THURSDAY NEXT, she e3d
iasianA, b Tho day Of he GENERAL Election in
Virginia. whsa shs yossss ~ ysGsrson viii be
called epoa 20 es1s<t tsp nslega,es 70 rrpr,seni
their iissses,s't13 srAss u tho next House of
pelsEsies, ssd'shstA roie Tor q Senator 10 re-
pssprns shis Diad<zshs hexi ys~v gears in The Sc
aatr of,ynsinia. The crisis demands ,hai every
Whig should conc forward 70 record his vote q,
this siec,ioa- Amongss he inporian, duties Of
the next Legislature. viii he he eleeiion OF txo
Senators 10 repssrni yirsiria Car de terra Of sir
vas 10 de S<Dsss Of NE United States. Aud
coasidesasipes "a coenexion with the next Psssi-
dsncy make 1.-THE daty Of every friend Of Hsr-
risoa and Tyiss 10 Be n the polls this spfiog -
Should Virginia be found arrayed against The
Administrator now. The election IL IIauison
and Tyler nanst Be conceded By all pariies and
thus vill an angry warfare. deleieieus 10 the
harmony Of society and the Interests OF the
country, be avoided. Without viYinis, Mr..
Van Buren, and his party could not indulge n
momeniary hope Of his reelection. But, we
viii not Insult the Intelligence Of The wings of
Jsifsfsoa, BY attempting TO rsmiad them Of the
inporiance Of this election. They need no
prompting, ~ this period IN the history of parties
ana The abuses Of the ADMINISTRATORS, to call
them TO discharge Of duty Al The ballot box.
They cannot have forgotten the abuses aud out
RACES committed during the iasi twelve years BY
he parry in power, and they know that The bal
LOT boz IS the only hops fof redress Of griep.
anees. They are no s,rangsrs ic the fnischiev-
Gus aud destructive principles Of the Admins
trssion- They know thar under the pretexi OF
h1frins the currency. il has destroyed the best
currency u he world. They knov thar, while
naas been naaifssting uncompnenising hostility
70 the credit system, Il avais itself Of the krs,
opportunity TO rrPsaish lis exhausted ecfen by
that very means They kpou that, While sdopt-
ing ssene"s ss ne xs,chrprd and guide. il has
made The most prodigsis expenditures Of public
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

Destructive FRR.-Ths mill belong
ing 10 Hell. Keedy. situated on the turn.
pike road Leading from BooHsboEo, TO
ShavPSburg in this county formerly Hess'
Mill was burnt 70 the ground. On Thurs
day night last. with al lie eonients. We
learn that there were shout 600 bushels
OF wheat, and 900 bushels Of rye in the
mill 81 the tine Toe IRE occurred, not oas
eushsl Of which was saved. Efforts were
made 10 save the booEs. belonging TO the
mil. but IN vaia--the dsvonFing- elsmsns
destroyed Ell. leaving bot The wallis stand
Jag. We did not learn boz The fire origi-
mated.
tH@ssyasun HsTsiG Of FLs.S.u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
Correspondence effhs Bsitimsrs Pairies.
DESTRUCTIVE rTRR

] regret 10 inform youthat tie printing
ONCE Of the Madisonian was entirely con-
sumed by IRE this morning. II was IN
der the same root With the Office snd
oindery Of Messrs. Langiree and O'Sulli-
van, publishers Of the Democratic Re-
view. The FIRE broke ont in part Of the
premises occupied by the latter, and quick
ly extended to The Madisonian Office; and
Is there was great mass Of eombusiible
matter In every part Of the building. con-
sisting Of the Madison pspers. pamphlets.
printing paper. desks sad cases, &c. the
whole was quickly in fame. The Me-
dieal College also took FIRE, and the two
upper stories were completely destroyed.
The vesiry Of The Baptist Meeting House
(Rev. o. b. Brown's) was consumed, and
the windows and walls Of the church con.
siderably injured. The Gre companies
were early on the ground. bot owing to
the scarcity Of water, were not very Ell.
Gent for scope time.
It's with pain and reluctance state
that there are many suspicious that this
calamity has been brought upoa The sui-
iereE' BY the dsnoniae set Of some incen-
diary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

KENTUcKV. FraAkiegl Common
wealth appFsbends that che GaveFaos o.
ksBiaeky viii have 20 eonyena The L.
gislsssFe d thsi Stale, foF he poFposs of
passing law ios tho appoinsmsnl Of Pre-
sidestial EleeloIs. The fogres lev hss
azpifsd ~ iis opn iinlsiioa, aad this
feet vas overlooked BY the Lsgislsiasa
during ilE late session.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
aEN. SCOTT

This gallant hero, d letter 10 The
aon; NJ. Henry. 81 Vegmoat. declares
va. nas payers ere saEasssiy 10 favor Of
pc Brave ee-Paaiei ana fellsw soldier.
Gen. HAaRFsos. foV he Presidency.