davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25

] ny =, sbsssss darins t6s syls,sr, ny s,issi.
- hnd oihsfs sh6 usl wish 10 so.ads - NJ
ears snd iAsssssmeas sny Pr6sstslo1si Bsisi.
pess, will epafsr vita ~ father. ~ ~ ~.
faaBemenA ef ehish m h infana.A. htsinn.l
ssai % done wiz NE ssos jespA,eh ed sllss.
stse ,. 4 uefe prsNci and frpn hin tnfof.
1.si9n cen b rsseisse 8 . baaissn aifssSy
Psfssas asSssd q Ne prslss.losslly o. u.
disidaril,, wsif plsass asks pay @sni 10 "a,
f.thsr, uho . aethofissd 70 asks cslisestAs,
u ny pan.e, M shoss fsesips wiIf Dc gives
isr ssssss due as - astorssS. sssas. trsssss,
VS.. c. woRrHlNeroN.
Dseepbsr !, isso.--tE = 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25

4.
yNsu ss>sesl1ezs y go .s.&l aks,ss . snsls
= sEisrfe 80 esE1eesrs ~ ~ sss ssR -.
s.'ls,s Z IS rs : i''; 5ss ) s's -
e&ers tee9 ~tsa Ne>ee4tir tfc11<<e1< lit&
,ssee c.,i enc e1sniee - yseFssJsss. 50 80
6sllsssF. thss Dc cane 3,,esi,,ios 81 rssS. -.
y gsrss.s>f O. hs<s, e. s1q ps.es wees e
ssssS sh&w s.,ssss.s s.s,ssasss s.ss -.
fesn< - fsa,ossaSs s1rh ssssy slhsr s.ssssv.
saeA y > erneeessHu y peztisnisrises
!. exsoTLe Eiss. trnh. bissh. grpss. esiss.
'-sess. R'zef 49, r,sA caicsse4 CLOTHS.
|. OAs8x1x1kk11ar- slse. arss. bl'k. xrsss,
2 ~, s sss ,tsS s--ssPsfiss
UAe8xHExS nsss nixsa. xrsy ID.
biash ssest. csc ssors cAssENETs--ssns
ssry lSHztGil ,, ~ ess "a q, a, ss,sssS3 -
xzonMuB-Rss. sssss. ssiapss. ssssiss.
MsazlNEs--sissk. 81, "a. s,d .s,h.-
pHo4sAzkTrs-bisek, sisis. bile. srssn.
cAasESslBsus IN. -. psio, br.w. d.
soets ksif bsss. - brsss. q. sBarat -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., fsssertsA.1 s~ans-
dsve de-, Mei>skir a., Aarpslllse De-. vslvst,
silks, bisrH bi04 ed red. '-As~SN 2 -
coTToN GOODez cailssss. ss,orssa bsss
Prisis. Do nseusniag A.. fsaey dfsss o.,
Freaeh es. Esgsish - ,.cen@aa q. -,
hne vhiis DO ) uiddIing De-, eeasss 10, black
ysiiow. s4sf - - -
GINGHAMs-Frsach ssa Ansriess DO.
nas,ins--Aasssise plain Sock, DO. as'a -,
Jsssess. c.nsrlsE--VOsussroa--s.s plain
fsS,s.s y. ss..s.s..A..e -
NANKEkNs- Diss. yellow, .uhiis, piafds.
Indigo DIED and eo@moa 10.
sAseiing sna shissing--
- bieaeAed,
% DO.
"a brnwn,
rlcEINoS-r,ss. plssi.s. sss.... and
ssripes Jssss--ssssrtss srevsb;
Plaia bisek Lnlsstsing SILK
Bluo hiask d. ea.e.is
s.ssssd parPls %.
Lilac do. ~
-. surg .s;I, black Pssr. Sluo, esinsoa. PIat
sioasIin Dc Laihss.
AsseFtsd Cap RibbGnds,
dc. Belts.
-. Wstsh,
Lnee nibeaads-Slfo. % g,
!. ossuee, Up pssets ana lnneg cold DO.
sheeelag DlaPss. %. Birds Eye;
Damaak do. ss.tss,s -
Blend Lacs and Eaeine.
H0SIERY-WonSna English bisek aIlk, do
white, PFsneh blaek, 60. phHe--Dyoa WSFst.
ed, eol8 DO, black d.. white dol taek Get
ton, white DO Half Hoes. black. white 10,
laubss wool do. grey De-, CotIon Do.
GLOVES Diaek Ki8 Cloves. Asserted Do
uhi.s Dc, White Esslish, bl'k %. eAh, beaver.
buck and Zoe L.
Iaees asa Vsiia.
PLATA Silk.
ThFsad Essiae, DO. Lses; Be6sinst d.;
swiss do; Blond Do. $50
Wills Bohhisett. black; sin, Lace, Cau.s,
6iacks shlts aad grSsa-
misunderstanding.
MOLAS9Gs--SaenF-houso end n. ORLEANS.
SUGAR Doubls-rsanoS Leaf,
Lama
Hsvsas (whiGs,)
~ (eeovs,)
SPIcEs-Maes, Nutuses, Cloves, cinnsnou.
Al.Pies, Pepper GinSsF, (gFsaua.) Raes Dc.
sALr-LivsEPool. oFnand Alnn, asd BIown
Salt. 80 go
As~GusPpwdsr, InpsElAi. iis.os aaa
toupg H4soa Teas.
TohAtco-CsvsudI.h, Ladis.' s1ss., css
snetinfs 60, CheNIng
NiNEs-AsdsIEs, Lhbon, Malaga and
Sweet wines, &c, &c.
TE Usry description Of COUNTRY
PRODUCE toll Be tGloea h exchange
for any Of Ess GbOve Goods, 81 a Jaiir
market price.
I'D. DORIAN & CO.
Flarpsrs-Ferry. Ja B4f.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25

18841N1L0R
SFUs - Ase Thsssns H ~. Alnnvus, 4 Ess,uEa.
ssiisAsf = HrVps- Esrv. lsGsrssn ss.atI, "a
LissaSS Tews. FraAsEisk ssuu,y. ~. D.
- l4sD -. 1880.
D9An 81a have nrevent11
No Iroa writing . ysa uatH TIE present. q
eow ,e state - yoa thsi hass esd Dss Drrs-
eerA. ksAa nnd Ffppf,s DSnsuRrso CsaDaaL. via
conasler1eis sdvantegp- foe salno years psstl
have bean aliiistsd wisA What raxsrd a. Dx..
Pspsie h be iaeipisat slsxs. % oh,ala rsli.f
from ubich trisd vaFioas rsnsAiss N vsis- Il
vas tndaesd ~ rhs Fseoemsnsa ilss 81 metl.
eel frisnd % paFshsse Q boitla - ne before
na@ea Cordial, and- fran ths usa 81 q hass
eesn, e trpsi, entiFely Fslisved.
fHos. II. W. MUNaoE.
As@ ~ ~. g7iiisa Runs.i..
HAsing frDausBsly unsa the nyspsptis cosiisl
prepared 81 nra. Dresboeh Kuka end Pryor,
ter siek Heed Ache. With rsiisf, have % 6ssl-
saasy n Psoaouasiag a gsed remedy fos that
rlnln. ohIo. June Isl. 1888.
As. shs Rs. Ess4srd \. GuIsv.
IAsrs eosaSsuss d ne DysrsSsvo cSrdlsl
Fraparsa - DIS. Drss5ssh, WsAa ~ seyor.-..
q Ass eeen uaed u NJ famEy Ger sisk Elsaa
Aahe, apd sevsFo Rheumatic Palma, aGeciinG the
shoaIdef and Chest-and has attended immed iata
and aPparsatly pormaseet relssf.
rian. ohIs. Isss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25
DysPeRsaa and 81 sehasa.lvs-
CA.gs1bg ". ElsZlieAis e.l.Arn..s -.

mEDH3s -
CA.y.Sty ~. HsysieA's ssEssrssss JlEsS
icines.
Mr. w@. nsoSsIssa, % ssAuylkl1l ifsse
tsiitasiPeia, sGlIetsd feF ssssraE yesrg Ne
tes shove distFetsiSg aissaas---eisA :. 80
tspairsd sppsits, nsi4 ssavssslas, rsss..-'s.
80 wsakaess y ths sztsemaiss, -.
ese geaesal dssiiit3. aistaghsa SEA 4 u1ess.,se
SO Ssisat - ne etoneeA sfses oaiiaT. tssays
49, tstes - ~ easai1 0ee6 80 tt1Gs. 60
.,sssssss q e.sissa ~ satiety - sszvsgssfiso.
leHENgf 80 it1as,aes liss8 Sc lassf ,,s.asi..,s
~. eiesfisaA 80 eYrlsed - tAs ossat es.Isa-s
fsessasi = - rpasieafe4 y ksgee1 lne Esasr
- human skiil - fsatoF8 ks-a - sseits, -.
80 - ~ sAaettqas 80 ss1ect1 An 4 = -
,efRess seaesiieos hasiRR taen issl1esk -
lfiea ~ - - ~ 4fs tsstii1h6 8eftsl.,ss "a
sey eeieH eeaiI FeeoesesteS. ~ sSiak -
pfs1efe9 tao f1sfes ~ sssaf, ssfurn -
tee seeep1 pefkPss - fo9as htassN zssssis
~ sisesss ssiigsly disappeared : - : sss -
fpgia8 ei ne ssafeiEgs q E9sfszt hsa,lh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25
CosnPouna ayr.sp q Gnm

PrspGred onlS ~ dases HIRgtns, GsP-
Asr&sfossa, HEgiaSs.
For CosRhp, Coda. Iaaosnsss. Ana disco
ses q Tho Breast and k.angs,
ID EasoNs VIE are sllielsd vlih ths sbevs
pfoeuro this Medicine. end alleg tsg tyIsi, q
& 6oes ~ nGora tsllsf, he usssy s8sll - 80
iusass- lAnRs ala0nfas~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25

NsUass'e - Hssselss K.@wsee@
esd fsf ssIs Il ny DFug sssfo
n u GhDpaeHtstoW1s ta' y al1UGaNs
Dee. 81, telo. .-tt 80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25

g HaeeB C3sTQa tsa1eay ssRRNa
N C0aG fas Dgssasosy, niasebos. Chslssa
80 @ogsa8s &a@Ref comslRiaa, Chalse, Bunr
stemash. 49, ED "a eissases 81 he Rlaansh
sd aayeis also sli epssnasts so Fsrveas
Diseases. eries 50 eshis.
~ So ~ 5RBRowN q CO..
4ais y. tsss. &sasAa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25

VhE uatsrsiEnsf tsadsFs be sfknswhsg
senis fof ne iibsFai pslrossKs thst hss
herefoiPre Bees snisnded towards hin. end
aopss te merit ZEE TIE iataTs soniiuussee 81
q be Pabiie's favour. in bic lice % bas,ssss
as sin Be foned a. 90 iiasa rca3y 10 asks e.
- faiFf e tae shortest Hoffas agf - sssasaable
iefns. eFsfy esscliFiiuu - y aeers, Csgia. -
~ ariiele aPqeFiasnisH D. hh buaiasst fIs
tnieads kegPinE foastaHtiy 81 ksns a. ssssFr.
msni = RhoU9EE8s SO siii tske 3 ssV.
aenl t9f teen, 81 saT 0thsr uGFk fsss Al 81
shop, sh'ie oss iinbsf, ffsn IS fsef soaa -
fPoke tnbsr.
ALVRED oBkNROH.
chafisrtsvn, 5aa. %. 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25

a so1u ~ --l1gfs d q stoge 81 fsaifsirt VA
sact q auashi ihafH d1es irsif % ihs oiss
lsaa aaiias ealnasg sat esaaf 81 hoess ahsS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25

W.Ws XWH8XE&
III js ~ ~. e. :. = ss.s. ssss
pAia 80 naitinere. eEsrs - ~ al.ssl,pe ~
shyssslsse - ~ pssls Esssfslly: - ssseas
I've 81 eonp3sss ssssstesk1 - 49,
MEDICINES, R.ffNTS 0KES ed
nEE-STuEE&,
~ s<s ~ shse1 eng eAsrs h - gsSisg--s
Baylng - - eees - 60 gsssi fssafsb,s sssmA
ssa bsiiesing shst 80 s1sFasiss - - iIa.se -
Gsn&ssss y gaaiiiy - ~ ssisstless aad lsw
pfises b ssssbiiskef, - desAs s tassssssAsg
u ssy sssss % Oh pSlst. 80 %, esly - sAs
pfsssat sceaaiss kstthss - seaew ~ alknnwe
istgns~ss ~ gFasiisSs - ~ fissas sd -
tsoRs Ter pesa fngoass, weieh base besa Sery
Ie6eai, en1 y nassFe lheA e . the eutnfe, lkef
ever s8Sst win - sxssts4 u p,sass thsh anA
1e1a oe8tisanngo - anso9snEenan3.
n. D,-Og. 3 ksasAis hnssia1is Z. aEEsnsaa
ihst - biegs vll nus isfsFfbsp uilh 40 bui19e
~ ~ psefes,lea. Vhiph ~ b tsipFleisst - psg-
sne uiib esftsseeAxee, eaFe sad aIi,Esase.
\ Aiso. fooeirst. - siefnnt ssse4sneal 81 plAin
80 tsnes Dt.sisaass, fstfeaesy 80 Bseez uss
ticles- ~ te X Nor 8. ltlo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25

A@ <-a48ts8 NW&As
A 1ZAuTkFUE. estisss 20 alslisas,, kl.a.
- edsliaesal sspPay - siaesss esaksigss.
t5sieiiia Rtss, iaslua - a. -. 49, - ~
3 asgarsnaat, isis ~ Fssslsea - - 49,
: s.s.us.s ;. ,s.o sEANiTFA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25

GFamwAAAess MRrieas sing 4 oaaam
~ et,ealiOa - RAyslsiass b isvl,sa - iAIs
uaa1ni prapaPzsies, vhish n a. psaeaisS
e De- Granville 81 Leaasa, hss ssQlaIfsS assas
epotniies--ApPliaA fsF fsw nna,anss. e -
ggsssiaily Eublsssisnl. ed q eozEiaaSa Ger Ets
niaa,ss viii pssAaas fnl sssiesiioa. Pee sals
p ,,,.,s ,s.. ~ pRowN = co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25

- Saegs brtaA.
keaEveoD, NsAA fiFFm,
70 DrS. DrSsbssh. Kohsa Pryor,
YES fOr Ten ~ tWelve ysan aalieloS wi,h
dysPeptis eoaditios u ny saomaoh. end Chro-
ale Diarrhoaa, Of which have bssn porfscsIg
rsiisvsd b the use 81 your Dyspepaie Cordial.
HRHRY G. bRIsn,
RormsFiy q FredssieksOwH, ia.
BArsIneaa, 8 Li6srty a. ,
+ FEB. ~, 1eae.
. ~ u q. 3. Pyvsr z cs.-Gon,lasan, 4
Suilng,y comply wttA year Esguels % fusnisA .
stateGaeot - Tie sase - vhssS yoaF DfeeEcrle
Cee1dAL uos ese9 ujtA % mtsk aSVaaSsea "a n
srssay tAsss--hiy nrlos. A1rs Falisss, "a SsSn
- srsnG s@ eeyessl aoaias aeaeP traia a. sTnp-
Aoss saeh - uesslly dsasee ehe poFsf farm ~ lVe
pspstas Sint defsseive apgsilss Ess0.usd 6ssssioo
lsag.n.. dshilay, ne. rhsas svspaosss sSFs 4
LssEth soiloUea ~ gEeea densesaioa ar nfri.a 49,
tezeaees aed seFSeas aRilnliSa whiis everV nrslri
ssa1lDssd, esea uhtaF, vsa fsllowed - SI;sressis
Pain. Nhile b this etasfiea. = TIED I,.esiUS
taseHEA nrl.lnase, Who I'D Fsaisisa Il yoss Slnsc
as - ta1a.ilaF vim ks eeeia stEfnk a. 49, III
eoltie ~ . Drs nEcshbash, Esku & P,se-ss No.
pepais CsTd5nl. = iks ass - wkish. q 4 fSr -.
gass great rslisfs and aasiiy ssred hsF.
PHILEMON TOHEOsg.
My vile, eleer kaviag beea aGliessa uI,h uY,,,s,.
50 snd oseG heHdashe Ter lsa8th q tiaa, vas In-
eeeed g Gee ORA. DreeAaek, kuhg sad PvVevss
Dyspeptss Cordlei. VIA esilrs relief. az III -
e aFtos1s 81 2lle oSeeass. kags unsd Z ia e-.-
Ptsee rss,ef 81 severed Gls 20 Castle slss
JOSEPH BlGGs,
$50. ReFnerly 81 RrsdeEssk 60 ia.
hleHies. SraSSord se., OAIe. PEE. 81, ISsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25
INV GOOn8.

NEW GVOkR0s
WKTB hsys iast Fkssivsd isFgs supply Of
w tlsad : 3 DDAEsTIC CoTToNs-
10 and 40 keasy 0snaburg--ditto Pc
niseHiasy PIaids- HfaiGtiag O6G-
toa-Bed 7Sekiag, &c., &c.,
Towsshsr With iaFgs slssk o. BURL-sPsLE
NEN. Uhieh nskas Ger stock % gsods for saf-
Vsnps eiotkiaE. esd sash sesas e eommsnes
ne Spring saies. vsFY eOnpieis ;---sls % ~hinA
Will Be sold - piece o. ysfS 81 snail a3ssaes.
Our eussoaeFs ans tes pebble are Iayl TIED e call
j.auary -. 1871.
ar COBTa
SERE will psil ~ C0sT oaF pssssss slsSk sf
W I80UBxsB sED. % ssAzs - asks
rooa' ~ ansihsf sspPiy n ths ePtiag--Aaea
thsm efs ssas supssuog soeds sd has&se1a
styles. Ladies' wks ere u west. kspa e. ep-
psies. 5EkB p 4sfLLBR.
See Sc. Ssti.
.RsE ~ HOnRR.
4nHE subsoFfssg hss f.,l Fs.alssa fFoa Sci.
- ti@ege esd is Reu apsaiaE ssasral sssoEt.
@sst % sEs9SohsSBLB GOODS
CHARLES ". AIsaUIPa
chsrlsssoga. Jsa. e. istI.
OLD RYE WIfTSKER,
Iils yssy supeslof sssIisg, =
~ Q " AtsoUTTara
Sec. e, lssI.
BURI-aPS.
~ o. Z, 3. ,, $50 =, uaasssliy heavy. 80 sii
- - sol9 gssg 49, Q " 4fsQBFFM
sss =, isti.
PEN KNIVES.
UsT oPsnsd See aasorfassat ~ pssk.s 81
81 Fsa RJffYEs-seae 81 rsry spperlsr
''i 1ss ties !, issi.. A''sv'fH.
0fa CsoGh CarBeaimg.
efAi.A saaaiiig - nH ciogk Gsrpsiiss
Fse' = 1871 S{h = = tifLLER.
WTVTa
AZ EeW qasfisg saiti 81 psry u,gsasF Oh
-. -, isti.
GROCERIES,
~ ~ efsP oEissss EvgtFr-Ei - 80 gssa
AZ ce9tH r1refisg Cnraeessp rec. 49,
la.f sl.s essgg sliiele g iss ~.
zee 81, lsti. g ~ AlsQulTif
k0,aP & LUMP sU0aR.
WTEeF ~ psssd, 80 So. is.t s.ssssss
- .ais p sfhAF AHAen.
conF MEsE
q "a essssfs 81 c.ls $50. 80 - sss
s tsf FtAl'f Flss1, So
aES sis8sbss ! az
fseFf "a istt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25

aaWsaefs F,ege FaaeN warastw
RFREaG,
~ hlLlE8. ALLeN0a9 & CO
.gssa ~ a. Frsyslst-e.
oaasisstsss Assssi & istb
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25

- AtEtlAlA - OtkAABo 90
DRRseNrS Ne gxalsfnI tAanks 70 nsaT
II eina ffigoes Sos tkelg supDOEt naA puarc-
nege. sd Aopes - naE3a . eesttnoasos Shoeo.
q. To gesg @eay wha Vsufass - N ~ frtanAa,
he wouid rospeetfnlly say, vhnl aay fuEthsP -
@ouet thsy may vinh - hsss placed ts thair
credit, Wfil Be Foeasved h money. ~ promEsss
soole satisfy d. ersdlless. - has suGzsisas On
haBd - Gsst Ell eoulIaEsaeIss.
nssPsrD.Rsssy, Sea- ". Isao.
sick Mead Ache RemaefRV,
SrouN'S Remedy Ter sask He'd Aahs. Z
~ eaSs Seesivu1 affsah sepgIly g sh6 ahoVu
lEsaeass 80 enko plazssso y tasillSlan g ~
s4saey h Ibis diaisss.iag eoi1Elalais s -.
Harpsr.-Es.ry. s.p. Il. Isas. = s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25

yHdgs FtHsagsP.
Having isasa-e5 FoE Isnsfh q liras aaasr de-
E.ngsmsss e tSe liver, aeeOmFaaisd vlik paia asa
sesaess - ne sses, ksaaesbs SD eoasilpasIoa n
Ne haSeiss ssS isaaspd - tss oss hosils ~ ~
Nayesasa, Aeha snd Pgyerss Dysn-viis Cords.l.
vhsch u8ords4 ne satlrs rslsCG
1EaJ. PsTTENGRR,
TIA. oo ~ 80 ;. ?. k'Dassiss 80, Nd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25

S1hp1AAaD @af 4mamlEaes aces
~ are e. sssal.lns sssn phllssslpAh
.fstisiass, taelaAiag q large alaek a. caisIaa.
@esPhla, BhgIhb c4IonsL ena sshor aFEtelss,
Raspss4 y tks tiseassa 81 lhs sonsaa.
JOHN ?. aR0WR q co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25

haking tessthss gooo 600 q.
Hssgn Tiater .fov Tsss asS Bioeks.
los, 600 silsks, hspn aat % tSs oppo.i,s .lS.,.
y sAiekness Of a iaehss, ahd vIdtA Of 3
iaehes, hud 7 feet long
y. no d. assisd h saAs nnnnas q ; shisf.
ass q laehes--vttsh saaiissssh saas -
tAs Pssesding. -.
casf frSl fer Ciaiss aad Plsfes.
So zoe ioiai chslrs VI ~ Ia each, los. GOO lb..
3a,og0 Middle do do DO aif GOO
$500 sos'e@ risiss. - Do lts,OO0
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-21
To The PRESIDENT.
MIR. WEBSTER,s LETTER.
Wishing ton .Sertembsr 111e1

Wsshington September IL, ls4I
My Dear SR--l 'hlnk you for your kind AM
friendly letter.
You will have learned Hat Messrs. Ewing
Bel, Badger and CTiltcudcn have resigned tu,ir
respect We Offices. Probably Mr.. Granger may
feel bound TO fellow the GXsmp,e. This occur
renee can hardly cadse you the same degree Of
regret which it has Toned 10 me as .ey are
not only friends, hut persons with whom have
had for some time daily cfhca intercourse |
could not partake in hi, movement.
Ii Is supposed to be justified, presume, by the
differences which have arisen between the Prrsi
dent and Congress, upon The means Of abIsh-
ing proper fiscal agency, qnd restoring sound
state Of the currency; and col aeral matters,
glowing out of these differences. | regT,. these
differences as deeply any man; butl have not
been able 10 see in W at mlnn.T the resi- nation
Of the Cabinet was likely either 10 remove or
mil gate the evIs produced by hem. On the
contrary, my only reliance for remedy for those
evils has been. and l., on union. Cancellation
aud perseverance Of the whole whig party. and
by no mcaas despair Of seein. vet accomplished.
by these mrans, all thar we desire. 1t may rem
der Us more laiien. under disappointment in re-
gard Ia one measure, 10 recoiecf, as Is Justly sta
ted by the President in his last message, how
great number of important measures have oecn
already carried through. hardly know when
such mass Of business has BEEN despatched in
single session of Congress.
The annu winter session is now near land;
the same Congress is again soon TO assemble and
feeling as deeply as ever did, lie Indispensable
necessity of some suitable provision Tor the keep.
ing of the pubic money, for all l. tn operation
Of the treasury, and t. the high pubc interests Of
currency and exchange, Iam n i in haste TO b.
lieve that the PARTY wtic., has nrw the preioGin-
ance, will nat in all these respects yet iG i the
expectations Of the country. If II shall 10. inca
our condition is fTlorn indeed. But for one,
will not give up the hope.
Ny particular connection with the aiminisira-
ton, however, is with another Department. |
think very humblY-none can think more lurub!y
OF the value oi the ;rvices which am able 10
reader 10 the public. in HAT post. Bu, - the.e
IS, SO lar as know, ON all subjects affeaiin; 'ar
foreign relations, coucurr5nce IN opinion be
tween The President and myself; aud as there Is
nothing TO disturb the harmony Of our intercourse
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pcet the perfect ind e2endence oreach department
acting within its proper sphere, OF other depart
rents. But referred 10 the majorlties III the
Two Houses of Congress as further and strong
evidence Of the opinion of the peuple OF the UNI
Ted States in favor of The establishment oil BANK
Of the United States. And contended that, &C
cording 10 the doctrine of instructions WHEN pre-
vailed in Virginia, and of which the TT sideht Is
4 disciple, and. in pursuance OF the eXtunpie al
ready cited he ought not 10 have rejected the DILL
haye heard that. on his arrival at The seat OF
re General Government 10 enter upon The du'les
Of th,, office OF Vice President, IN March last,
when intercepted how fa' he meant to conform,
in his new station, TO cer:ain peculiar opinions
which were held in Virginia, he made this patr,.
olic ani n"ble reply: q am Vice President OF
the United States and not uf the State OF VIZ
cinia; and shall be governed by the wishes and
opinions of my constituents" when hedrd
oi this encouraging and satisfactory reply, oeue'-
ing as mcst religiousy do, Tat a large ihalori'!
of the People of the United States a e IN idVol
of National Bank, land gentlemen my shul
Their eyes 10 The fact, deny or dlsrule OF Iedson
il away as they please, but II Is my cons l'iiouS
conviction thai twn-thi-ds. il not NOR OF The
people OF the United States desire such an lnSii-
tut oA.1 | thought behed sure and certain
.u,raiiv for the fulflnent Of the wishes OIL the
pe,nIc of The United St8tes. thought il lmpos-
SHE thai the wants and wishes OF great People,
who had bestowed such unbonnded and generous
confidence, and conferred on him such exalted
honnrs, should be dsrega:ded and disappointed.
Il lid not enter into my Imagination 10 CONCEIVE
that nne who had shown so much difference AID
reSte 10 the presumed sentiments OF single
State, should display less towards the sentiments
Of the whole Nation.
hope, Mr., President, that in performing the
p,nful duly which devolvei on me, have rot
transcribed the limits oflegitinate debate. re-
peat in all true sincerity. the assurance 10 Me
Senate TO the country, HAT nothing but
s:crn, reluctant and indispensable sense Of honor
ana of duly could have forced from me the re-
Spouse VIII oh have made 10 the Presidents Oh
Fctions. Bat. instead of yelling without re-
stralnt 10 tie feelings Of disappointment and NOR
LITIGATION excited by the Perusal of his message,
have anxiously endeavured 10 temper the notice
of it, which have been compelled TO take, by the
respect due 10 the Office of Chief Magistrate. and
hv the personal regard and esteem which have
ever en- ,ertained for its present Incumbent.
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TIE END OF Tile SESSION

The Two Houses of Congress adjourned last
evening 18th inst. according 10 previous
resolution, after one of the most Iaborious and
fruitful session that has ever been hell. En-
cept in the first Congress, beginning in March
1889, and ending in March 1871, and the ses-
sion of I3ll-l2. no other session has given
birth 10 measures, taken together, of equal i'm
Portance, Tor which promise so abundant har
vest of blessing 10 the present and future gen.
erailons.) as that which has Just closed.
One measure only is wanting TO complete
great system of policy which we could contem
plate with unmixed pride and pleasure. That
measure the reader will of course understand
TO be the establishment ef a Fiscal Agency. 10
substitute, the repealed sub Treasury. and.
directly or indirectly. 10 regulate the currency,
and facilitate, if not 10 equalize the exchanges
between the different parts tine country. Tha,
measure has filled, notwithstanding the un-
wearied efforts ofthe wings in both Houses of
Congress TO accomplish it. If the postpone
meat for few months Of the adoption of scme
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measure oflhat sort were the only consequence
of the failure to pass it at this session, the evil
would be more tolerable, as it would be allevi-
a,ed by the hope of success hereafter. But The
schism which has grown cut this subjeci( hav-
ING its root, however, much deeper than that)
between tho Executive and Congress is SUBJ
iect of the gravest regret, because of its throw
ing strong shade of doubt upon the probabi'-
inv of future agreement between these Depart
racn,s. not upon this poin, alone. but upon 9TH
er questions concerning home affairs which
ray hereafter present themselves for their joint
action. ...
notwithstanding all which, we repeat, the
session has been highly important one. nav
ing resulted in a body of most saluiary and be-
nificent legislqton.- National IntelHgencer.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The Fiscal Corp oration bill and veto No. =
were taker up in the House on Friday, and a
very warm debate ensucd. The speech of NJ
Bolts was bitter and malignant IN the extreme.
Mr.. Gilmer replied. and great many very
spirited speeches folowed.--The vote on the
bill was iinally taken. aad stood ayes l03. Roes
So rejected Of course, for tic want Of the con-
stiluiional majority of Two thirds. There was
personal alteration between Bolts aud Gil
mer which would have led to serious consc
quences had not their mutual friends intcrpo,ed
and settled it.
In the Senate the nominal ion Of Edward
Curti. as Collector Of this port was confirmed.
The report of the committee of conference
upon The disputed amendment TO the revenue
bill was agreed TO in boh houses. and The bill
passed. The amendment rs adopted prevents
any duties levied before June mex, from inter
fe,ing with tie land bill.--The House resolved
TO adjourn on Monday, thirteenth al eleven O.
clock.
The fight between Wise and Stanley was
apologized for on b half of both parties.