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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12
TPublic-No. GAL

AN ACT TO annex certain lot Of land TO the
Coosa land district, and for other purposes.
Be It enacted by the Senate aud House o.
Representatives Of he United States Of America
in Congress assembled, That such part Of town
chip twenty-five, of range two. east, northern
survey, State os Alabama. as lies east OF the
Ceesa river. and was ceded to the United States
by the Creek nation of Indians, by treaty cor
cludrd on the ninth day of August. eighteen
hundred and fourteen, be, and the same is here
by aenexed 10 the Coosa land district, and all
surveys sales, and other proceedings hereto
fore had in reference to said tract hereby an
nexed as aforesaid, shall be as valid as they
would have been had the same, at the time such
proceedings were had. formed part Of said
district, and no further.
r. NJ. p. HUNTER,
Speaker otme House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM r. KING.
President Of the Senate pro tempore.
AppovED, July Goth, ls40.
NJ. VAN BUREN.
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W. 2O@Ia

EEAs the pleasure Of announcing TO ms olo
EE Friends, and Visitors to this Island 'ha' MS
Establishment, recently Bait AHey's, Is now under
gong a complete alteration, and will be opened on
or about the 2Olh of this month, in good Siye, as
billiard SALOON, combining other amuse-
mept. both fashionable aud rational
on my return from New York. | shall oiier TO
SpolSmen, good assortment OF Guns, "hIGh WIN
be kept to Let by the Day.-Also, good Horse
and genieeI pleasure Wagon, 10 Let.
A Res,nureatcay is connected with this EStaolsh'
mcnt. where Gentlemen can be furnished with
Reishes at all hours ot the day Also, suppeis'
by giving reasonable notice, -,
50 INV former patrons. offer my Sincere thanks
for their liberal patronage, and IRON Their many
kind assurances I Aatter myself shall not resrel
that through "OtkerS" inStrHmenclHy, the " Old
Line has been placed on New Route
IL The lovers OF Reading will always hnd
Table amply supplied with some Of the most inter
csling Journals OF the Day.
Newport July 4th.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12
ELECTORAL VOTES IN 1896.

The following are the votes given for Pres'-
dent at the last election
The Electors meet n the capitoIs oi the re-
spectye States in which they are chosen, on
the second day of December, and give in their
ballots for President and Vice President.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12

Those States marked with star, ehoos
members of Congress on the same day tha
State officers are chosen.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12

FOR SALE.

III THE Subscriber offers for sale his House
ttsstm aud Lot, situated in the central part OF
HH& Broad street, and now occupied by the
Rev. L. Howard The House isa substantial, well
bnt structure two stories high and thirty five feet
m length by thirty in bredIh, with addition to the
rear also two stories high and IL feet by ~ in d.
mepson, together with wood house, rainwaier
ci.rerp. and a well ofgood water. The Lot is spa
cious, being 80 feet on Broad street and running
back upwards OF $50 feet. and covered with yarIe-
y of fruit and ornamental trees The whole lorn''
a mos, eligible residence for private family. or
NAV for small auonnt be cony eTted ints CON
venlenl boarding house.
May Eft WM. G.. HAMMOND
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12
SyRMMGMAaS
PILLS AND SYEUP,
OR VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

IF you are we'll let medicines alene-f You are
Z sick, Try SPENCER's.
REASONS.
l. They neve, produce the least possible bad
effect III any case.
2 They have the testimony OF thousands, among
them regular physicians, verbal and written. tha:
they are highly useful IN great variety OF Cases-
generally ehectins cure, aud seldom indeed iIl-
ing to rive relief especially IN cases OF headache,
pains and distress III any part OF the system, dys-
pepsia, scrofilla, piles, worms internal bleeding,
female complaints, consumptye complaints, aud
many others.
s. They are gentle Cathartics, operating on the
Alternative principle, changing a,Id correcting the
habit without violent pnrglng, and without pain
Dlscharging tho morbid matter without eHecung
tn. proper coaungs OF the stomach aud bowels
purifying the blood, and leaving tho system IN a
healthy state.
l. Last. but not least They create no danger OF
taking cold MAY be taken at any time, under any
circumstances according to directions which accou-
pany thcm--and rcqnie no change Ol Diet
s. ANY one who will Try them Ill find the above
reasons suustsntiated by ms OWN EXPERIENCE.
II The medicines aIe exclusively composed oi
innocent vegetable materials, the growth OF New.
England and have been usellor generations, win
astonishing success
grin cases Of inflammation Of the Lungs, Asthmat.
ic Coughs Affections oiil Glands, Ac., the Pro
prietor would rec oninend Mrs. Jones' Syrup, as a
valuable auxiliary 10 the Pills. Ii Is prepared by
him and may bo found with him, and his agents.
Particular directions accompany the meulcInes.
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER,
Warwick. X. l., sole proprietor; to whom only the
composition is known.
These Medicines may be ohtaiued oi
MARY TlLLES,
No. 40 Spring ng-str.et.
May 20tf Sole Agenttor NeirPort
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Agents for the sale OF Speucer's Vegetable Medi
clnes.
C.. Brown, Little Compton;
Howand x Church. Nespou;
Albert Clifford, New Bedford,
Also, at Wholesale, by the Proprietor, in Warwick
OLIVER JOHNSON X Co, Providence aud A. b. 4
%. Sands, 100 Fulton Street New York
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[BY AUTHORITY.l

LAWS OF THE UNITsp STATES PASSED AT THE
FIRST SESSION OF THE TwENTY-sIxrH CONGRESS.
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The OLD Line OR a. WE ~
FEONfS!

ENQUIRE for No. d5, Thames-sireet, a
few doors south OF the Custom sodSs,
and directly opposite TO the
PERRY COTTON FICTORl,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12

Broadcloths FIN S11 to II
Casslneres i'm 81 to SO
Satilnetts I'm 80 c. TO Sli
Pilot Cloth FIN | so to 81
Flannels I'm 33 cts to 81
Canton Diaper for 33 cts
A beautiful assortment Of
Mousselin de laine DIES.
seS, late from Boston, re-
al good patterns, chap Z!
Silks. figured and plain
Cndr'sd mourning prints
handsome small heures.
French bIuc-blk ground
C8iicoes
Freneh q EnelisI Npri-
nos. for lrile more
than halfp'ice.
A splendid assvr'" vu.
OF Ribbons
PeieIshau.
Devonsiiirr Pts--..
SuspeudrTS IN. @ 7se
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Good white cotton Hose
for 25 cents q pair /,
Common lead c0iored as
low as 10 cts pr. pair
Mltteus-all prices I'm !
to 3 shlllngs pr pair.
Gloves i'm IL to 80 C pr.
Calico from 10 TO 40 cts.
Leather Mii,ens, lined *
plain, real good, from
So cts TO 81 pr pair.
Book Muslin, Jackenei,
and Cambric ditto.
Lace aud Picket MuSlins.
NJ onsselin delaine shawls
aud Scarfs.
Moscow W0llen.
Unble chd Cotton for 8 d
10 cents per yard.
White long cloth for II
to 20 cents per yard.
Silk Handk 'cfs- Black,
Red, Bandana & Flagg.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12

A sH PLANK, Maple and Birch Plank boards
"a sne Joisi. Of good 111liy fot sale by
jay % II BULL, Jar.
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294 10 10 % Ia IL
For the convenience of reference we shall
keep the above tables standing for time.
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ELECTIONS.

The dates Of the elections to be held in the
several States the present year, are thus stated: :
S,o,es C,,ts EIsn,;oo pres EIectjon
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NATHANIEL SWEET
las GOT THE GOOD BARGAINS

and intends to sell them low they cannot fail SUN
his old customers aud others who viii do him the
avor 10 call and give them a look.
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TO LET, ,

IA THE SOUTH STORE in the House
15sl[Jf on Thames street, now occupied by Milton
LIl.l Hall. Possession given the FIRST OF Apr1.
For farther particulars apply to
Feb l9 SARAH BAiL1
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STORE TO l.. T.,

ATO. l2S THAMES-ST., now occupied by
IN Mr. Charles ID. Weeden For trrms apply TO
Nav 81. HENRY BULL.
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EF YOU are well, let medicines alene-if YOU are
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
NO. 81.
sorss.pssasrs. Of IN. Pres pr....
PAiNcEroS, Washington Cosniy. ,
Mt,Ni,sippi. June 30, 1910

Mississippi, June 30. 1910. :
AZ GItt,FER- Enclosed you have sn order
Ter your paper and Winchester paper. for
Capt ~. DEoMSoo1s also wish you 10
s"rN me he "lconaE." edited Nv J. y @, a.
o'ua'Hs hc tacz Nos foT Which the money %
forthcoming ay mail
Tue vrtst of the acco mpanypz pcrer vas
Tor uuintcr &C year, ga editor ~ Lesinsion.
A~hiue.y. At ~t'sh place he deserted NJ, P,ess
t. tGii,' under The banner of Gen jackson, aud
u - an othcei IA The bail.r e Nee Orleans The
ar e!osed--he fesamei his a,rmtr occupation
in LIE clly Of Nev Ofl-ans-lfum hence re-
moved to Red River eouuifs from ihenee to
Washington, Mis-. All vas sevcrnl years S s,e
FIinicf. - which later place DC acquitted ttc
bulk a. b., f"ftunr. ard s0rfWafd, TeJnc "a
20 " asb'rciob county IS one ct - Gfs' ,siilcrs
% lc2J IL nous SEns a beautiful uArt of
iaHt. s0 as'rri 10 Lake Washington. The lake
is isftc sheet a. waiet about iscIye miles ia
.ens'1 aud from enc to tVo broad Shor udlrg IN
great variety q h,h. such ~ Bass Irout
Bus. %, 'ai. &c BOD sumner. sud Almost every
s1--',' 90 wafer 70 In uirttr
Tie i.ig ui 'spi naov-datu hos keen event
'al--'Ac fouapuc, Mingled Gtb mary s;lrrny
scenes p-cGuaT ~ req countries, as tais vas
vhcn fret D. cast ~ tsIG1e On she b,~cm of
The Uigh'y Mt,s,s.lVpl. lie know Eurr and
b'aorsfnsssCt and from as'rni,h-rr memory
re ioia''et v'ir many az he details 81 Burr
greet S,u'h- Western expedition rri. Tms
ha't SCI o., seal, and though raV arrroachlr,
seventy b ilcu'ues arr san 30 sogrus tor much
Impaired O. couungancc &c ;hst undermining
ara gr..-. cratic dsea.s the rcpf
The talented PrenuSs rs lately Keen IN NJ,
Orleans. 'a assist On fCariEg "a lez cabin '--
The River b. sga.n within o.. chanel. vf'ch VII
enable itrSc who had .ar1s oyeil.vci ta cu!,i-
waite cnsu crrp TIE coi'cn generally locks
wc.l. Tie weather v,fy r'c7sant ] $50 could
send some 20 nv OLD friends in Ctare,toVn a
n"T'ton n re Enc mr. 'Cns, peaclc. and hgs
have been en.ync, Rcs;ccjmlly yours.
7, }. LINENS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
SHANNONDALE SPRINGS, |
TVysis well known watering place will be
opened for the season on the 10Th Inn.
Ell Jefferson eountp, Ia.

THy9fS well known watering place will be
III opened for the season on the 10Th June
Since the last season some valuable improve
ments have been made. Two new and com
modious bath houses have been erected, for
the purpose Of using for cold and warm bathin,
the wafer from the principal Spring There
arc Two drawing rooms IN the large building
oae adjoining the dining halt. and the other re-
mote from It. The latter Is furnished with a
new Piano.
To those who have never visited these Spring.
It may be proper To say that they are situated
on the Shenandoah riycr. s miles feom Charles
town, The county seat Of Jefferson, and can be
reached IN one day from Philadelphia. Baiti-
more, or Washington. Passengers stop al IIar-
pers-Ferry 10 dine, and thea proceed ten miles
on the Winchester and Potomac Rail road 10
the Charlesiown Depot. whenee they are taken
IN coaches provided by ths Company Eve mile,
To the Springs.
Every thing has been provided TO render a
soJourn at this watering place delightful 10
those VINO are seeking either health or pleasure
Amussmeu,s Of various kinds will DC found
suited to the grave well a. the CAV No .pot
an the Union excel. ShanuonLale In beaut,
The scenery Is uBsurpassed.
The virtues Of the waters ate well known
Hundreds Of the most obstinate cases. which
would weld 10 nothing else. have been perfect.
" cured by these waters. IT, Dropsy, Dys2ep.
era, an1 all detaus emebis OF tie digestive or
Gans ard liver, aud IA many other affection.
they have proved invaluable.
r. A. MILTON. .igr
or ShannonaIis Springs Company
juno l. Is.O
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

Btiua1Er. JuLY lG.h, 1910.
II your paper OF yesterday qBeflion
is asked by MAcoN-how fsf 30 millions
of dollars fNhich have been expended on
;he Florida WaD would reach 81 laid out
in unglo strait line go as 90 toocd each
and how many zoos they would weigh z
S8luu5n--3O millions ~ Mcxican dollars
Aaid e. aboyc) would reach from tbe
presidenIs House Of Washington 10 the
NoUhctnmosi part Of Dann's lake. 90 ihs
seat oi War DO East Floddl and b miles
S. S. W. Of ST. AuEssine. AID allow
ing on ayoifduPois 70 DO the weight u
dollar. 30 millions dollars would weigh
922G ioas, 6 csi. 3 qrs. add los.
SAM J e.
Pafftsf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

ed, and entitled TO their seats ~ IS drciI.
ed a. follows
lEAs-1essrs. Allen. II j Anderson
AiheTi0n. Backs Beatty. BteIne. Black.
well. Boyd, A. V. Blown, Albert G.
Brown, Burke. Wm. O. Batter. Dynun.
J. Campbel.. Carr, Casey, Chapman
Clifford. Coles, Common. Craig. Crary
Dana, DAvee, John DAVIS. John W. DAVIS,
DJan. Dog. DromgooIe, Duncan. Earl
Eis,Tan. Ely. Fine. Fisher. Floyd. Fer.
nance. GAi5ral,h. Hammond. nsnd. j
Hastings. Hawkins, Hill OF y. c.. Hillen.
to!leman. Holmes. Hopkins. Hubbard.
Jackson. jameson. Joseph Johnson, Cave
Johnson. y Johnson. y. Jones. John IS.
Jones, KEN. kemL,e, Lcad5e:tcr. Leon.
ART, Lucas. McCulloh. Mckay, Mallory,
MarehdGd. Med,.l Miller. Monlayna.
Monlg1m-ry, ). W. Morris, Newhafd.
Parish. PLrmen,er, Paris. psyu,er, Petri.
ken. PIcAen,. Preul,ss. Ranscy. REYNOLDS.
Rhei', Rives, + Rogers Sanucis. Thoms,
Smith, Siarkweather Steenrod. Strong.
Sumter, SSrlrIngen. Sweeney. TAYLOR
+. Thomas. p. L. Thomas J. Thompson.
rurney, Vsnderpool ID. -. Wagner.
Waiier,on. Wick. ". Williams, lIen.
~ Williams. WoI,hin g,on-- lO2.
NNrS-Messfs. Ruus, Bugs, Carter,
Chion, Chiuendrn. NJ 4. Cooper. Grams.
ton, FILLMORE. Gogg,n. Green, Ilavcs,
James Mason. Morgan O.bourne, Pore
R,dsway Truman Suilh, l'oIaud, T. -
Williams Joseph l.. Wi!l.ams.-22
So the report vas sdoy,ed-Ai! the
Wings except the above - retiring f,ou
the Hall with indignln, disgust. and re.
fusinE 10 vote.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

GARRtSON ENDORSING TIE FREE Ne
Gro TEsTiMoSy.-The Emsncipaior
thus dc'icatcly intImaies ia APPRECIATION
OF Vans inability TO 6nd any thing otjec-
iionable ia negroes iesiiiying against oti-
GERS OF the Navy
a late occurrence. shows that even
our Federai Government. Is not quite so
fsr gone IN disregard Of humanity aud
jusiice as The government Of The Metbo-
dist T. Church"
The aliusion 10 ibis Church IS IN con'e-
quencc ~ the declaration Of q is'e Comic
renee held IN Baltimore, that 9: o. impro.
per 10 admit neg:o testimony sssins,
white men.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
S2OO REWARD.

A REWARD of $500 will be given for
"a spprehsnciug aud securing in any jail ia
Maty land or NIrgints, so that they caR lie reeo-
yered, Negroes PETER & MOSES, be-
long 10 AIRS. l. l.. Turner, OF Alex andtia, II.
Z. They abscouded the night Of the Ilh
instant, and will no doubt direct their course
for Canada. PETER. or Peter Carey. as he
calls himself. - dark mulatto, about 80 year.
OF sSo, we'll set, sad about feet : or inches
high. and carries himself very erect lie has
tail head OF haze, aad between his front teeth
the space Is uuususlly large lie Is aeeustom-
Cd - The management Of horses. AID /, a good
carriagc driver. His eloJhins u - difficult to
describe, us he NAV have ehlpged u. II - pro-
bRSie he may have with hin half-vorn black
fur hat, manufactured by 4. Ruiz. Baltimore a
dark green cloth frOck coat, coarse linen and
narrow striped blue cotton P1ntaloons, cotton
shir's, sc.
MOSES (somstimes called Moses FoN) is a
black man about . years Of age, : feet or 10
inches high, OF slender form--ha. thick project
ing hps-Aud upon one OF his arms has a scar
about two inches loGg. Moses - humble aud
respectful m his department, but reInarkab Y
awkward In his gait and manners. His cloth
iog consists Of new blue cloth coat. and . hall
worn coat Of thS same material--tNo pair OF
dark cloth panlaloons, = palm leaf hst--and
sumner clothes Of striped cotton aad linen
some Of his shirts we.e RULED
l. l.. TURNER
Letters containing Information OF either OF
the sbovs servants, may be directed 10 L. I. Lee.
Esq, ShePherd.,own, or To The subseribers.
JAMES BROWN,
l.. c. cORDELL.
chsrlestown, JEFF. county, Va, Z
Jul, 1890.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

THE SiAuEsr Twivs There are very
few persons Who knoR VIA. has become
Of Chang add Fog or where they are
They may be- granGed % learn that they
have settled down for lie on a 6ne
farm 30 Trarp Hill. post Town 81 Wilkes
county. y {. They write us that they
are delighted siih their farming opera.
uoas snd are a. bappy a. lords
lBaisa Taafeript
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
THE VAv BuRrY PRocrssIoy na,se

The VAN BUREN PRocEssioS passed
our Office yesterday about | O'Clock. -
The time occupied in passing was twenty
minutes, and the number in line, includ-
ing men and boys, after a careful count.
was found 10 be about fifteen hundred. -
This neighborhood being the stronghold
Of Van BuTenism IN Virginia, Of course a
much larger number were expected TO be
present. The appearance OF the process
sion was respectable and imposing
tWiHeheisr Rspu5iisaH # Jaly "a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

tbs Duel The Tuscaloosa Gala. )
Moni'or OF the 10Th inst. ssys-An affair
OF honor took place on Monday morning
last, 9Th inst in Pickens county. near
The Mississippi line. between Elk. Cover.
nor RUNSELLs and VoLNEY f.. Howard
Esq. both of Jackson. Mississippi One
shot was exchanged by the parties; xhcn
Mr.. Howard received the ball of bis an.
'agonisi jus, below The right lobe. which
came out Immediately opposiis on the
other side. burying itself il the fleshy
par, over the breast bone and perhaps
raking the bone itself. Gov. Runnells
was no, touched. They fought at twelve
PAGES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

1--WE unisrs good tenders his scknosisdg-
msots f,r the liberal patronage received,
eos holss f.r continuance ~ tho puDiie ia.
sp1r Us bls now in bic employ eUperieOted
49, ttt--tts workmru from thc Nqrihern a.
tr' a.i f1u-rs simteif lhst De wii De abio
=" ease sil thoo sbo may honor him wnh e.
'H' ItriHry nay be found q isrre as5tt-
H oAunIAd1s. ronsruetod sr-
'Nr 'titst ard mutt aPpfofei patterns.
snt 1rrvtsI be- s.-r, respect. ub,rh are OF.
e. rr.resrrn' d. & uifl ibe bnss
f.i'' US 3rfy tt-rDii-n mare to slit
Q itNee nlsnrIer tr-RFPAtutNG
'' HfHfIai " HAWKS
Chaf.rHeaa. JuIt % Tsa8- a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
Washington. Jolly -, 1910.

No act has passed tor continuing bank
iug powers 10 the BASRs or THE DiSrRiCr
OF CoLvHrih. The resolution for ex-
tending oaUStng powers o.! the .!th day
March next 10 such Banks as should Ir.
sumo and continue specie payments "a
small boon, indeed bot ,ti!l y mptoms OF
re!en'lng tyranny which passed the SEN
ate on Monday Vas not taken Up at all Ia
tn House o! Representatives Strenuous
Efforts were made ~ those sterling iIiea3s
OF this District. Mr. WM. Cosr JOuNSoS
and MI JFHIFLR. 10 re; 81 e .oiuuan ct
The senate taken W. and u.s,ouiv Vi
The Members q: tie House were vl.!Ing
to take At Up. B.t the consrG, of two
thirds c. tie N,mtcrs present y as nccc,.
sary, 10 get a. %, aud trc obturacy OF
the irieHLs Of the hard money anti. bank
policy could No, be- subdueI even by tie
prayers OF suffering people The
Banks are Left to wind up ,heJr Affairs
AID set their money IN. - be-, they can.
Nat. I1f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

LOVELY CONSISTENCY Ramsey.
from Pennsylvania. voted against paying
the Opposition claimants 10 seats from
New Jersey, and Immediately introduced
a resolution TO pay the pretender. Inger-
soil, from Philadelphis, who could not
come within 700 votes of title to a-sean
Consistency, thou art jewel
We understand that Mr.. Ingersoll re-
ceiyed over $1,000 in gold from one OF
the banks of this city yesterday on a
check for his pay
[Wa,hington .Nadiisnian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

COMMODORE ELLIorr.-The Naval
General Cour, Martial which convened
at Philadelphia on the 4th of MAY last.
for the trial Of Commo dore ELLIOTT,
found him guilty OF The LIT, Sd, 9th, and
sih charges preferred against him. ard
sentenced him to be suspended for four
years. with suspension Of pay for the
first two years.
This sentence has been approved by
the Secretary OF the Navy; bu, so much
OF II as deprived Commodore Elliott OF
his pay has been remii,ed by the Presi-
dent Globe.
This looks little queer, but IL may be
all right The President cou!A fad no.
thing which required his interference
when Lieutenant In the Navy Was sus-
pended on the testimony oi negroes. Bot
the case Is different when the hero of the
Figure Heal IS involved. Il is not
impossible that there are others who
would like 10 DC suspended for a few
years on the same terms-llbor RENTED.
and pay still going on. The punishment
~ Certainly not very severe Richmond
IPAs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
SITALL JOE LEETEER--

-Four double Sandstone Standing Gal.
ley-iweniy.ioui pair Of Type Cases--
Elk old Composing Sucks-seven Cha.
ses-Column Rules, Cross Rules aud
Leads
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CtttRLtS r HARDING
ANDREW HUNTER.
july . I=an Cora.rttst5rsyt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

We regret 10 learn that some OF our
merchants have already received letter,
from the farmers in the adjoining Coun-
ties, giving notice OF their intention not
to send their crops here this season. This
Ii. we fear. but the beginning OF the evils
that our town Is TO suffer from the late
proceedings in Congress. This is, indeed
a dark period but We trust there will be
no dependency. Let US have stou,
hearts, and perseverance, II, Julg >.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
r,en u. .ll..anl,ia Ga.,l... J.la Ia.

Some OF our friends in the country
seem 10 ecier,ain an opinion. that. in
consequence OF the recent action oil Con-
gress, with regard to our 3 nks. there
will be no use in their sending their pro.
duce % Alexandra. We truss. that Banks
or no banks. there will be money enough
always here, TO buy whatever produce
may be sent 10 this market. Arrange
men,s for PecunIary purposes. can be
made, II necessary, out Of the District, or
through other means. At any rate. We
repeat, that there will DC always funds TO
purchase the produce sent 10 market.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

The four Receivers General appointed
under the Sub Treasury Law. are as fol-.
lows :-S,ephen Allen, New York, Isaac
Hill Boston; Joseph JOHNSON. Charleston,
George Penn 81, Louis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

Az persohs indebted 10 the above hrm. will
see lhe propus'y u closing their aecuunts im-
rsiiateiy AID su rtrsoas having claims o.,
gsi1.t sid firm. Will please present them 70 The
sHhsrfiier for settlement. vho msy Dc found 30
h'' Coach FACTORY IL ell times.
" HAWKS