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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

DEMOCRATIC MEErisc.-A large and enthusiastic
meeting of the Democracy of Lancaster city, was fele
on Saturday evening last. The Hon. JAMES Blu
CHANAN presided, assisted by number of Vice Pre-
sdenis and Secretaries.
The Lancaster lntelligencer says, sthat Mr. Buchan
ans reception must have been gratifying 10 him Fol-
several minutes the old Court House fairly rocked I'M
der the applause which greeted his appearance He
opened the meeting in short but impress speech
rcvertng briefly TO the victory had met to honor and
passing warm and beautiful euogium upon the exer.
tons of the Democracy of York and Lancaster in the
contest which preceded it, He then announced that the
Hon. BENZ. CHAMPNEYS, Senator Elect, would ad
dress his fellow citizens. When that gentleman rose,
nine cheers proposed for "the Democratic Sena.
Tor elect and they were given with will and an en-
thusIasm that best told how truly they sprung from
warm and gaddened hearts. Judge Champneys then
proceeded 10 address the immense throng present
His speech reminded Of "the olden time -eloouen,
argumeniative, and energetic it drew down peal after
peal of applause.
The meeting was also addressed in very able man.
ner BY Messrs Frazer and Fndlay, and from the &C.
count given, must have been very spirited affair.
[Doyestonn Democrat, October DC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
TTFSIuIHE OIIUtFS VI W NV
Public Meeting in The City Of Rochester

Hos. CALEB Cusmixc.-Th,s gentleman has address.
ed letter the Editor OF the "Newburyport HERALD,
ns,;reIv refusing 10 run q candidate in that dis
,rct and then goes on TO say, "At The same time,
do mos, pontedly and emphalcay negative the idea
Tina, ann induced 10 decline through the least belief or
apprehension that majority of the people of this dis
dda,e n withhold from me their SURFACES, acc"un,
of nv having adhered in national politics to Mr. Tyler
and Mr. Webster On the contrary, have ample
evidence tina, such would not be the fact And IN al
rood will therefore, towards the several candidates Tor
Congress- in this district, warn them that II WIZ De
fatal 10 their aspirations 10 seek TO make party capita
out of this election, as against Mr.. Tyler and MIR
Webster This know
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

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The following resolutions were also adopted
That the Senators from Connecticut be instructed,
and the Representatives in Congress requested to exer,
themselves TO procure the speedy passage Of bill TO
refund 10 General Jackson The Of the fine i'm.
posed upon him by Judge Hall in 1885, with interest
thereon 10 time of payment Yeas 1l9, nays SO.
OF instruction. &c, to procure The passage Of bill
reducing the per diem allowance Of me mbers OF Con
g'ess to Sd the rate of mileage to ten cents, and the
adjustment of The frankng privilege
Authorizing the State Treasurer 10 borrow 100000
necessary, TO meet the current expenses of the State
GREAT TRIUMPH Our Wing brethren are in ex'a.
ces at their success in electing Senator ST. Josephs
district Indiana in place Of T. S Baird, who died since
The general election. As Mr.. Bard, os well as Mr.
Defrees the new Senator, Wing, suppose that
the rejoicing is, at not having lost every thing there
in other places.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

hao, many members OF The Assembly, ana large
number of most esteemed citizens and upon their
advice, without single dissenting opinion The press
throughout the country, particularly the Wing press,
spoke avorably of the appointment and furnished evi.
deuce of the general sentiment Of that party. No.
thing has occurred 10 change my convictions OF
the proprety ofacceptng office which rendered
without solicitation, nor 10 render the r. md
motives which induced that course less obligatory in
requiring continuance in the same station. Facts
which came to my knowledge before | concluded TO
accept the offer of the President and some of which
have been stated in this communication, satisfied me
that the impressions produced by the manifesto Of
tain Wing members Of Congress- which did not re
ceive the sanction, and was unknown TO very many
ct those whose views 1T appeared EXPRESS wefe err
roneous and unjust towards the PRECEDENT, and that
motives and objects hal been ascrIhed 10 him. with the
senblance, but whou, the reality of truth And be.
tween his principles, explained 10 me, and nv own
iound no incongruy that could prevent hearty CO.
operation. We had operated in Congress- on all i'm.
porant occasions, and on the same committee that
conducted the memorable investigation, in 1919 into
the affairs of the Bank Of the L. S, where we had
stood shoulder to shoulder battling against the frauds
TIE corruption and the power Of that institution on com
mon grounds and congena principles We had tose ther
been Republicans OF the old school, manainin the
doctrines, and combating the same political enemy
long previous to, during and after the war Of 1872 In
1928 and 1922 we had common cause against the AID.
ministration OF John Quincy Adams, and had united
our efforts to bring General Jackson into power When
Inc measures "i his Administration, in our iudgme mt
evinced departure from wha, We conceived the prin
clpes upon which he had been elected however pure
and upright may have been his Intentions we together
aVowed our opposition TO those measures and went
20 minority against the strongest party and the most
popular leader of it, that has existed in this country
since the days of Washington. During these scenes
there had been general similarity Of sentiments and
congenialiiy Of views. With him denied tha, in the
contest of loi0, National Bank had been the les, OF
political orthodoxy and although the occasions Tor pre-
sentng my views had not been frequent or so pub
he as those which the President had possessed vet were
hey well known to political friends and Opponents
There were, therefore, between the President and my
self political atiintes as strong and numerous as
could well exist between persons living remote from
zach other
In the conduct of his administration he has no, de.
parted from The principles which we held 10 common |
he has carried out or has attempted TO carry out all
he views and objects which were avowed as the de-
gns Of The reformation of the Government in 1910.
lie has refused TO assist in which are claimed
y some to have been among those Objects bal which
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Import4af Derision oftie SgPrfsse Couty
Of ne United Natss.- TRs Court pfo.
nounced yesterday an ePiHf0n Setting ap
important commercial question, which
ough, II be soon anG generally known. -
In The case Of SwIFr egaiagt TYsoN, tthe
Court decides: II
l.That ihe tbi.ty.fourth section otths
judiciary act of l7s9, making .9hs lars
a NE strtral STATES The r4les of decision
.ia the courts Of ihe United States where
they APPLY ouiy extends 70 3ihe statues
and permsnent local ussges q Sialeef ana 2Il
moi 10 The judicial decIsionsEotH the States
upon questions Of general commercial
law.
2. fiat. 4 pre.exislins debt is such "a
conside ration for The regular transfer .of q
osa as enables.a Bona.fa
boIdeT a enforce n, free. from the excep,
$3.50 o.sS., {, b;eb f might be liable between
he orisinal oariies 20 the Instrument.
[Washiqgspn Globe,
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4
az EeriEafloa ofJANEs ii MaksAAILsJ
Pr. as Ja.fgs 81 ~ Cessft.of .RPpfals
AZ kssSEpY saidihst ~ da,y haAEdesolsed
uPea am, httsaYio hresent 10 tbs House. The
pea's p aneihsr sSntlsmsg foS the hsgh posi-
-.le eow aopnl se hi8 The gshsEeman
MD9ss aims y sss his PLEASURE ID aisocaie
nRoaiiais oceasieu, bteagtt y iii him The tsts
esss and Tie naa4e pt one who wore sie rirmiar
Of has exalted Station with al ihzt wisio..s.
with VI thaI dignity. and y lib ta1t y,ttao0s
iaad astls Fesast fprjusliee hsd lldh! kh$rA -,
emlHsfPty e4sf ssaas4 hIHn tafeues, fh;s iiit,s
iFioQs gile-4Ae mastE James VI. Alas shatH ESQ
Of thslepaass of EeedsFiek ,ithe aepAasgssf l.ei
fase bestowed ard Tolerated ghief 3asttass
Mr. k.ssa4a, ID pgeseolias the CLAIMS If Mr.
Narshali for The cpHssleratssa of lh}s Efosse, he
dad not mean 10 dtspprage pr detrse. from the
eiaiTns and qualifications, BIZ ,oshe- shtstem
( who have already been bfeasht to lie notiek
OF he Aoase; nor would he attempt IL create
impressions ofsthe character Of sir. Marshs4
that his merits and talents did not justly entitle
+ him to-,
J MIR X. sid that ret beirg Intimately SC.
tqlaAted w4th Mr.. Marshalis HISTORY ana lie.
BE- did nol mean ID indulge III Tie eomnea prae-
I ice of passing exttaSagant enlogi0rn uoon his
fearly career, but that be WAS Warranted III ma.
king this nominsgiob puFeitgby tie high reputa-
ltior tie nos enjoyed, and hehad that assafance
LOT his SUPERIOR legal attalnfnents, and hlsspecu-
liar itness for tbs Office, from gentieSn Whose
4 entire coen potency 20 judge could not FOR one
,hu9ment bsfqIe>iiouod heret He had heaia Tie
I obidion orten expressed bx DISTINGUISHED gen
|, liemeh Of the profession Sl5 both parties from
yGngfe he n III every way euRtled 10 cbnsl5eIa-
lion AID respect that MIR, Marshall, at1sis daY,
raakeA with the mpst leataea and HawerlGi
: tlsRx ets a. our Ccmmapwbalthl He cdslg give.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
ipEB1 W YrRalNfA.

| MI BouNls from aabe CotamitIee OH Fsn,nee
prtlseuted 10 tie House oGDeegatds cariulpai-
fSatiop from col.c. CFdzet, a. Sfse t9,h pfbts 81
lthe St4cs. diNnsnIjs ,ih1p7tfeulsr, wlidhishow4
th4t-h0tss standipS e 1ai mists teprS Slut thep
rs slf,ns Involving bS,lkfahey, They" rsaS - IL
aufdtjIa with sFtit silis. BY light cQHt}but6n,
raistd Oh eAiI ndi Mutual 10 cngst '@ite Al sHks
fuat., in estfr siae, 1his mode d i dile@4 tax,
Coli {, thinks he best for Rs ftgEbs Il st self
[eyident pso.osiion tb,t while rnbney is bbrfJwed
10 NEE; paS meials espteias oi The ForflSH debts
81 the States udpss c@nuotr arm n sGastl csn-
diiian, a9d mus, ie lhefb u %Fl
1hg FoiloSins Is iik pogtign pc the eofainldica-
,ioh - duh rtlats $40 dur staff /: Az Vi II
lsAsIreglrtis YtrgtHta 10 spattiehiafs she1 siaic
I Of heffnaeees Il qaIfGs III a very shia itort
10 PLACE hcrin > lstlrtsaa g, situation Her
debt IS only s6s643,268. III
Her populat,oa. ID. Isle, was /, 939. 797, and
/ il RESULT froufa view Of the augmentation dur.
ing thei4oyeafs lhatlt has averaged 9 per ct !.
OF 0G9jevery thn wears. winch. lila rate oE0.-
0Os65 year land that at this rate itrust now
The l,26t:40D. - &I%i
Ihdily n "A e5....t
',For 90 ye airs Of slso 594 .
For 30 years oil 81 eaO
For 80 years Of HI 1894
And by submitting preceding data 70 the
same process Of calculation asfor me whole
United States, Il will appear thst the febt Of
Virginia may be met in 30 years by al annual
tax on each person Of 1874 cts.
In 80 years do 6
In 40sears do
Z Bptit as would seem expedient, The amount
Of s345 600 temporarily due to The, Baiks be
added tp the peFmaae ntdeHi' as steek.df other
wise, v hieh sweits tie debt 70 Sc, 95s, then
fhe captation weuld ERASED i|
Fvf redemPtfop id 20 years 10 1 4 cents.
II. so yeafs TO Gil i6eats3
Nj 40 years to 3b dents.
The shostsr peri4l woulaiIi beIeye, be rte
ferahlef ascacAatfd thresiore mofe speedily
lbe prp8Peflis Of 1eie SsPte, and ,Pr9note the
adyancemeHt.ef Hriiasstatutions andsulderthk-
irgs, 10 view Of The advantages fo,be gained,
IL canndl be doubted thar her people WOO ID &c
eept CD erfdlly thelpropose4 measure, aud that
6y her example shk WIN greatly qoairiblse TO
tue gene raj .adopiidn of the only plan which
can bring permanent relief 70 The lAieaA H IA
am. with high donkiderstioh, Hsr. VIZ
Your moss ope4ienr seryanti
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17

Fifly-three PETITIONS we're Ned p me
Federal Court Of virginia a Kicnmond,
10 the course d. three days after us oPenn-
ing. for. toe 'offneht Of the bsnkfpP'
Law. LII. NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
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sE H. s Z JeSHAY. tEHe ..
I'll ill., Ssalts Afs Bsnbh VreSe4 ssaf
pehjton ifbn ths CITY at Nea \ askE DfsY- (
lng , repeal IL shs Rspkrdpl LASkE--aas /
naasis soaae reiltafss opon The evils il i
ia
ArA TiElmadss presented several re- |
cd lile ,1suhleci o. the Bank
tapt LAW 4 and lihaas soaie Remarks 'oa
isose ol bMt Benton. He i al az
EGhAtlhe tocyriaes pfqR5als As !
cd BIZ ihe Senator fgom u 4so5stir aai .ae
Yfins Hses4 uaoa y hich he had aclsI
meIe the caAse Of lhe 'haakfapte{ vna
ibe dIstFes N IA Sae country. snd usa3Se tie
Banksupt ;Lax lecessark; Aad inputtns
that be bad Ada nosheart lRil 70 feel For'I
the disttesses ENhroh he had cfeated.@
1 Mr. Bsd;oa jasefrpptineahe Sen4t6r-
It's false sirt .rls false lis ialsefl
4 The Chair called TO oidet.i
Mt. Tallmaage lock lis Seat
MF. Preston tnietpdse d-Mr. TIL
msdge' observed ], was. 4 matter which
would not dlstonceTt him 1t all. He re. 1
peated @hat1he hag saia. ;.
, NJ a BsaAtoll- Then il j. false utterly
Mr.. CITY ipterposed and there &sTe
some sharp words betSeen him ard Mr.
Benton 10 ter genlleneh look part. a.
naag them MI Finn -Mr+ Aiangah sub
mt'eda rss9Fhii6n5 Tor a y VI If Il 9UHniNee
70 enquire HAT order oughs ioheiakeR 10
such cases Mf. Benton moygd f,a .,
mead i, by 4enq8ifiag whether II Was
prbPer fdrlhe Sen pr from; New Yalk Ia
address, him far d Isdg tiasa as a 1dslnfher
l-oi 5Nhe county 7-as having no heart IL
| leel.fof Till d5stIa sses he had cTea.ed, Sc.
5FipallF ended by N.IEsll;sss !, I'll
wiladF4Wingfhis resolution and Mi, BEN
Ftohs amendment lalhbg With il Tie
resolution OH MIR. CtaS, nsfruesing fbe
COMMITTEE ILL., PUBLIC Lands ii inquire
i into the eEpsdiencS IF pEoFid4ae, bs: law,
! tha,, Hheqeatf any State pr siales shall
( refuse 4 toF heir proportion q lhe Ppbllc
lands dueh FqSP6rtlon shall be dts4t5 etfd
+ ansong .tlIe EItesidee Of tthe azsen IA 2
-sStaless was Adopted seas '.-5 h1y$ l93I
! In.lHe gf5Rse IF AlpFe{ dhtgtirs3, afiel
much sta.e taken ap .in Hrtseatstibn IA
/ pefilioas5 HNlHf Thlinghast taddresssa Obi
! HuuseIa latRf authorizing 10 Cosl-
miUee.Q1 aH4tactores tf 49e'tesiim9Jly
IN FeIaiiabhp4Ak Tariff dis gave place
3gto. d euasitefAiI61 III biIls repor'etl ----a q.
/ 1nonst lhe m Rhe .gsneFal AppFQgfi &tiba
Dilt
6/.$/ II WrbyEsr rs FrBt 2,
I Ia tile @&n4fp Ms AfctItT al Fm Epake
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17

since The above publication, Mr. Upshur is
sued he following earl t.
To ihe Editors Of tie National hielIistneer.
GENrLEmEN~ PERMIT me. 10 say, ihGsaghEout
columns. to all who feel an interest IN the PRO
gress and results of the singnlaJ contest mtg
WHICH / have been. une YfecIedIg forced that
shall in due time make il very plain thai Mr..
Bots quite, as ffaf1tom sustaining his charge
as he was befpre The publication of his last let
ter. TmuSt, 81 cnufse, draw my proofs from
the same part pr the country from which he has
drawn bisi and hence, some, zine, perhaps a
week or len DAYS, will elapst befote my reply
can 10 ready. i presume The public curiosity
can be kept alive, and hope that The public
iuds nent will be held i'd lsutpenSe, durine thai
lime. Al p. UPsHUR. +
Washingtong Feb, Isl 1872
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17

WASHINGTON $ BIRTH DAy>-The 22d
Of February will Be the one hundred and
tenth anniversary Of the birth OF the Ia
Their Of bis country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
sYLVANIA.

The PhiladslPhia InqnlTef di Monday says m
Y "a new Bank Bill has been reported in
the Senate. Its provisions are far less
objectionable than those Of the bill which
recently passed the House. The excite,
ment upoa this subject was sstit1 bigh in
this city on Saturday, 9ut i had in some
measure subsidized and a number Of our
storekeepers received the relief notes in
pay meni foF goods. atd at .paf Mr.
Wrightis Stay Law for preventing FOR a
limited period property from being sold
under execution a; less than two thirds Of
lis appraised value. has passed the House
ia Committee Of the Whole. ,"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
AItnaa rqsesia tie aaIlsry- i lie same


. Atnaa rosein liz ,a,lerx-a,the same
u{oalept aldsaia that1beloss he Seaata /
YwAs ppeaejfi ny pfsser he had feN words. Y.
1 ~ s5y y THESE pfesent
4 He htld-it flshl that PRAYER should be,
I olfssed soitai chtislsan feeling should /
seeya,l. il }fIer TIA, peace ,nigh, be en-
1 Bss ed here aaa hapFiRess here alter, anssFF
thbaYe ali hat his heaEers might heSrken
( fat MIA yGiAe ! M nrGeT 10 flee from RIA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17

william SPsagae (Whigl has been {.
lesisd Ssaasof 70 Congress FROM the Stale
Island. inthe place Of Asr. Dix.
ons recently deceased. On the third and
~ ballo.icgi The votes stood. Splaeue ~,
Arnold iosp,l st. Fo.,er. 8. scattering; 8,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17

Baliinore snd Oiip Rsil Road.-The
adyssncssYot Ibis important work tow ards
The West are steady. lis completion 10
Hancock will be effected early ii lie CON.
ing summer, and We see BY The Cumber.
land papers that proposals ale invited for
the transportation, Outing the summer. of
$3.50 tons Of iron rails and $50 tons Of
tss,enings. foF the track between Hsncoek
and Cumberland. When The Road is o.,
penis he latter place, the distance be-.
tween Baltimore and Cumberland will BE-
reduced 70 sbbu, ten ID twelve hours tFav-
-el. and this great saving iD lime. money
and fatigue will undoubtedly give 10 this
route The eozimaHd Of The isasel between
he East and Nest.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17

The Mflted Prtsidenf once .,N9fs -
TTbe .dbobatI Mack,naw Cant, . tpsen
arrived ali New York ion IS lnrsday
trda B1nAyistar one ST He G5pe DEF Nesd
Islands whence she sailed on tie l9,h
ot january Capt. Japyen States that On
the day thai he saiiea,S he saw and ctn-
ferseq lWkh an English genileTean who
EIad jus. arrived lfom 81. Nicholas aR1-
Eiher of1the Cage de, Verds, and be siasel
t tllat shdrt Vne before. he'll lea the latter
4sllnd,i ia boai and, two water casks were
driven ongzhofe there both 81 Which were
marked lkteamshlp Pte$iaeAt.@ He had
do doubt that They belonged 10 The. Il1g
lost and lamented steamer The COURSE
af lhe Guft Stream, neAr which she was
Undoubtedly lost is such, We believefthat
AFTER iakiG a wide CIRCUIT anything
swept along by H. wouliIhnaliy be carri-
ed i'd that correction.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17

Ne see Il sislea in lid Fifteenth An.
nual Report ollhe Trustees lof he Ohio,
stalls Asylum f6r The ehuoa,ionio LOT the
DEAL aud duub. that The plumber Of pupils
in that philanihropbic and highly useful
institution i sevstiy-seyen, seventeen II
whom are supported by ,beir friends the
remaining sixty are provided for 10y The
State. and that fifteen osIthe boys are e nj.
plosed 10 making shoes. There remains
in HE TreasurySofEI The institution "A IN
expended balance Of "a, AM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17

STAGE AcciDENT As one of The Pi.
Hot Line Of slageswas coming from Ha-
gerstown To- Frederick, on the 9,h inst,
when about fifteen miles from the latter
place. BY some mean tue horses became
.unmanag ea1iei and gashins off al lari-
Gus rate pretty soon ovefset the cozch,
which was Dearly fun Of passengers A.
m6ngs; ihe humber was General Rust. Of
Virginia who seems tohaye sustained the
princiPal injury; ca Of bra arms was
last night very much swollen and tie
pain arising from vsfioo' bruises and a
contnsion upon The brow. was SO gres, as
TO subject him 40 nndh suferlng and IN.
easiness this gentleman IS al, bis quar-.
iers) al Bellzhoover,s Hotel. Bob. Sun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17

Tbs special election held 10 this coun.
q, % Monday last for = membstpt The
House o. Delegates, 70 supply the yaean.
81 .pecs.ioosd " TIE resisnaiiou Of Gen.
Ds4duia. % b. appointment Is Judge
u ahs csurs Of Appeals resided 10 The
ehsiss p Robert $, Brooke. esq xi;aoa,
SPPs.iiibu. Stsunto. 'spsetoiOs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17

We regEetio learn that M Nichol@6n,
q lottery ana exc han &c broker residing ia
the Western part df ne city. Wills hi
tuTnfngf ffom his dice 10 his dwelling
about seven o clock last evening with q
package o! money was Knocked down by
some 'ruliians at ths caIner Of B4timoFe
and Paca streets, And ro6bed. When
discovered BIZ the persons passing, Mi.
NrcholspnE was todnd 10 lie insensi5ie.
with Bis flee much ImutRated from a very
severe blow. A<
The lambqnl Of Money which was $40
len from Mr.. Nicholson, broker, after he
was knocksd down on Tuesday evening,
Has stated in our paper Of yesterday, Was
about ten thousand dpllars. The sdyer-
ii another column, offering d re
ward 81 $4,000, states The particulars. :.
Mr.. Nicholson says that there were Two
persons concerned ip the robbery; one of
whom struck him the murderous blow
with! a bludgeon which knocked him
4senseless. breaking his nose aad the up
per jaw bone His situation, we learn, His
yet father critical. i We cannot but hcpe
that the perpetrators |of this villaihous act
z@lll be detected aud receive The punish
ment they So well merit. VII
il = p a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
..EDWARD w.JoIiNsTON. 4

The Washlhstfn Ipdspe5Se5r, referring e
The above controversy, SAYS" We EoGid hoi
do Philip Hanisoa iheiinjnslice e saying ttat he
is emitted 20 FULL belief The man exlsls MI N
any quatiefof The werld. whg. y the comn5 =
y in which he resides would Re more unfeksff'
redly believed in al things. Jas ! vines be is
equally beyond qhe@ion or connendsGo'q :
Ills aretiaims todsacra4 even 10 he canaasssd.
N reproachless lie of 6Qyears'>a fes.sS'less, ar'
peal to the trust and Confidence Of all, ana p
every patty > Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17

DIR. cLAY-.-Tbe sossysstOnasut y sbe New
York American, q W4s1iugtoa WRITES as,ieilos.
about the rSSter1eniss IF Alt Clsss =
. There has been much lalE lAtely..ei
Sir. Claws supposed ihtsntioh q resign
shout his tine / hsye rssson 70 fAl1as
that he ' iii reTi6aia Ia ihe Senaietiil near
tie close pi lIhe moalh al March bat n
ire nean.t1ne Re designs toinuoduce a
series 81 Tesdlhtioi,s 10 ldecisraiien 81 the
proner ;xstem of Fihan.e, u tie true ole
AmeTIcaI svsienll Of psetec}lsu 4tof Amer,
.fcan labor ngaiasf iarsign eafifailis.sss snte i
hosuie3 icteisn lsglsl4iien. and 10 irF'hff
enunciaiibn Of III she great ep'toae<a
principles aad measures. % the az YosaS5
\ ef v hich be has devoted his lhiilA h a.
years Of great pubic services. / hese res'
ciulions be will present and sar2oTt WIN
gres, speech worthy Of The man, ihe
subject, and.the occasion, concluding y Hh
solemn fare veil 10 the scenes Of t.ahosi-
Val legislative action in which qf mas e
long shone. the delight aud ihd gio2fyj;gsi
che Union. Heiwill then resign, 2qd f9ef
tire 10 his farm ii kentucky, leasiag ms
appreciation Of his PUBLIC Aie and Palit'
Fo,ic labors 10 his country, 10 the 9orEd,
and 10 posiefiiy.n INK T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17

| The friends # that excellent citizen.
the Hon. JAMEs BA RBopa, Of Virginia.
wilfbe happy to Learn that better state
Oft health has followed his l4,e.dangerous
Illness. We, with all who know him,
most ardepily hope for biz entire restora-
ion.-.yGt mt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
'DurRicF BAkks, --Ths iGeorselqSn Aa7oea

DtrRicT BAKks, 1.-The iGeorgelQwn ADVOCATE
says
ion the first Of next~month the Banks
oflhe District are prohibited By their char
tiers from paying out Or lending out, ihe
notes Of suspended banks or any paper
tcbrrency not eqniyaIenfto gold Or silver
This witlibe laniamopat, IN the present
slate Of suspension of alFthe adjacent
banks. u an entire suspension Of business
Our banks are therefore pebtiohing Con-
gress on the subject. :.