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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

uTRYTH WITHoUT FEAR !,

4
This is The motto of3lhe Richmond Enquirer
a paper which, from Its age aud the ability ~
4s editor, has a vide circulalion, and is Tx
only one read bya large portion Or the people pt
Virginia. Yetlkere are some truths which III
hespates to publish. For instance, in announp-
ing The triumph Of iae Anti-Bond payers in Mi.
slssiPPi. it Omitted to state the impotiagl fadi
thar these 'wdrihies principally belonged 10 Tie
modern Democratic patty. Nor has il uttered
one word, hist We have noticed, in rep1diauan
i6fShe rspuatafcrs
,AgaEn-The Loeos in the Tennessee Leeisla-
TIRE, BY getting an accidental majority Of ok
in The Senate, have prevented the election OF VI
s Senators from that State, Although both seals
are vscant-yei We havs not seen one word,
calculated to inform The readers Of the Enquirer
or that fact, nor syllable. in scobdemnation 81
this factions obstruction Of the public will i
Ibis "Tfnth without Fearin The popular m a-
JOrily Cor tbe Wing Governor, in1Augusi lasEl
was upwards pc 5000:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13
cURRENCY TIyKEsR,Iisc.l

The Treasury hotes nowiss1ed By the Govern
msnt, bearing an interest Of 1--WE per cent, are
below par, because, as Mr.. woodbury. safes,
there is mol specie enouskss redeem lhehs Add
yetPFes:dehl Tyler proposes 10 give usa 'fbettei
curFency'' BY issuing Exchequer bills teithOrt ~
tsrsii! Does the plain common sense Of The peo-
pie need any argument other Than a 81 Araert Of
this proposition, 10 show>ihe folly ofiQ mea-
SURE We repeat ;he opinion, tkassst,H lie the
commercial policy ofour country leads 10 con-
staat drain Of specie, 20 keep np-our imaginary
fHfree. trade" all currency tinkering, either at
the Presidentiak palace. in Congress, or BY The
Syate Lesislat1res, will not only De vain and RI
dieulous. bu.eabsouiely mischieyous. Let The
Banks be forced to resumption yheneyerit may
please legislative wisdom 70 requiss il, Of Them.
and thirds ofihem must inevitably break
Banking cannot be carried On al all IN This coun-
ny, whilst a drain Of million Of dollars Of sPe-
Gle saeA moab is permi,ied q. 10 pay :Or FreHsh
silks and English broad cloths ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13
80

The Rail Road cpnvenuoh. eomposea+sf oti-
GERS Of &Ail.Roaa Companies Transporting The
Mail, assembled d, Washington on The lst inst.
A committee, Of which LoEis AieLane, Esq was
chairman, have reported she following 5ssolu-
lions, which. were unanimously adopted 81
Resolved. That Ia the opinion Of this conren-
lien the compensll ION al present Prbviaed By
lay for lhe transportation ufbthe mails upon rail
reals where thu Service Is required d De per-
formed al hours inconsisient vplh tie general
arrangement Of Eravel and transportation, or
when Ih$ usual expense andIriskpf night trans
portaIioH are 10 De increased iasin many easy
Bant on all The most impoFahT fines,is wholly f.
adequate, and would not authorize alsuttendeT
10 the department. Of tie entire control desired
BY The Post Master Generals
That in the opinion of The conveniion, such
control, Ind the o'Her important 6bjec}s ths Posi-
Master Geneal assiresIto accomplish, NAV Be
most Automatically ah4 efectuaNy attained il
the amopnr Of advances ofxunuity~cah 81 salts
Gac,orilyl arranged in he mo6s proposed by HIM
in his reposl 10 the President, asd referred 10 ID
his lele5 to the convection ;band nat Desiring e
cooperate with ths department ID aHx pArncu
lar !sche meier The ataihmentFof these directs, tht
delegates of this cdavention VII fecor1 mehp ths
subjects to the. fAforabF e6nsidefatipn Of III,
cUmpnnles'lhey ssEeralIS represent
A reply in detail is 70 be prepared ny A com
uaite, 81 which A. McLane is the dbairmanF'-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13
Frem d. .IlilIag. [Pa.N Rood. Z

h MILEAGE Members Of Congress receive
from the public treasury, 40 cents per mile, or
So for every 90 miles for travelling expenses ~
We believe that is the amount. ThisSjs outrage
GUS, in these times, when travelling is so rapid
apd cheap. A member Of Congress- pays 81 10
trevef from Philadelphia 10 Balnmofe-90 niles
and draws $50 for mileageI He pays $50 for
travelling from New Orleans to PitIsbufg, by
steamboat-@ay 2090 miles, and the time occu-
pied is not len days-he draws ss0O!Y This is
RRRiSS IAs gsaRs A nffe sfH Raj
their mileage may be increased; mepfber ira
yelling 200 miles a day, makes so dollaIS IA
pretty round sum. Some members charge 1000
Dr. 5000 dollars mileage annually! Admitting
that the Ar diem o. members of Congress Is not
TOO high .Mho'wEl justify these e1orbitant allow:
Iances for mileageI What excuse can be oaer-
ed' IL none, then why does moi some honest
friend Of economy propose and urge The reform
upon Congress? The present rates 4ofi mileage
we're fixed years ago when Travelling was seI-
penSive, tedious and dangerous In this day of
railroads and steamboats,, the cause ofghigh
travelling expenses are removed, and mileage
should consequently be reduced. Weskspe Con-
gross will reform this shameful abuse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13
I WI - stIs 2 IN IklVfi7 . OUst
. NJ, GAarlssto,cn \
CHARLES p. KILHAM,
lHnr1lers- Eert.ii

BRASDREra's THEonT.-Alf diseases proceed
t|em deprayed or corrupt humors, which, vheneyert
they settle, oecssioHspsin and SHOULD these first!
symptoms not be speedily removed, theWhole frame
Will soon become IN an awfu state pf debility and
suffering. s EFi lE
/ Experience has taught ga, BrandretI5. pills re-.
move all corrupt humorssrom the body, in An easy
safe and effectusl manner producing no effect but
what will finally conluce 10 the perfecGpuTi
oil the Blood, and thereby5eure The disease what
" Ter name il may becalel, and give peifecthealth
ID the whole system, K Il 4
lRemctpberi Druggists are rot permitted to sell
MY Pills45f you p9rehAse ofthem youfwiil obtain
Innnierftn II ii -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13
..m.aRRIEn,..

At Wakefield Prince William county, va.
on the 9Th ult., by The Rev. Mr. Weems, Mr..
Rec w. LEVI. oftlhis county, 10 Miss GEoRcI.
ANsAsWAIoLEY, ofthe former place.
Al wiiHamspoft, on the 22d ult.I by The Rev.
Mr.. Dickersof, NH. JoHN w JoSEs, ar Wood
stock, 10 Miss ELIzADETH wv. ca1pIEY, or Fred
erick county. sls
On Tuesday evening, din inst. by The Rev.
Archbishop Ecclestob R,rp.an MdSHrRRy M.
D. of Maf4insburk. 10 Miss C1TH.RlNE E.
WILSON, o. Baltimore civ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

The article on our mrs. page, from fthe pen Of
the Learned Blacksmith, deserves ths attention
of thetreader. moi only on account ofits elo-
quence and TRUTH, bu, from the faa that il is
the production ohfone who still labors at the an.
vii. IlVerily, he makes the sparks fly 10 some
purpose. Amidst all his tolls, he has found
time to make himself master Of almost every
known lang uage + and has rendefed speh recrea-
ZION both pleasant and profitable. He has late
" delivered seyetal lectures in New York, and
is expectedgto visit some Of the Southern cities
for the SANG purpose. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

n, y n . f,77II J 60 q
Bdltnaere and Ohio Rail- Road Scrip.
N 4 tneSsng of'thJ citizens il -Smith6eld, md
he ad bAesnl neig1borhood hdd al the Hotel
Of ii smith, on Salnrdaythe slh inst. prepOas
+ notice having been given oIlhe same.
The chairman having called Tho meeting. 10
retary. fNfr. IA. Timber M III fbrmer SecteL
tary being assent
On molten.
pssoJrs3 Tbet q,hor, y : .ys-1l,x III, cahak,;..,
p5ty t6bn SmEth tobn Pas1i a.. 80,
Rsckwiyb and ~ Tmhs+,at. ~ M.
- y Ar IA - IT,, ~
'es y 80 III y X .n0 ~
''e ~ a' oa, ~ ~ u
r.aarssd ,ha eoudy no Va anS .ssain
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

Sitic. conssructfonists have thought tia, III.
exercise er. grant Of Banking powers BY The
SAFES was a siolaIion Or the spirit, il no, ths
letter, OF iEaHpar. or The Constitution which al
elares that to State shall emit bills Of credit \
But il seems Necessity IS Dol only the mother Oh
inventions but Of transgression. Both Illinois
and Indiana have foiiowee The Perniciousiexam+
pie Of he General Governnent, and haysissued
Treasury notes 70 meet their wants; and, like
heir exenplar, they are both bankrupt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

Mr. Jonas Hartman, s5f sumneytowI, Pa entire
y cured Of the above disease, which nd was afflicted
with for six years. His symptoms were SENSE of
dtstension and oppressote aft sting, distressing
pam In the Iftet the stomach, Radsea, loss of APP
petite, kddlness and dmAess If sftl tfextreme de-
blity Hatuleney, aeEid efuctalon4 sometimes vo-
hitting and pain inEthe right side, depression of
spirits, disturbed rest, hntness, and not able 10
pursue his barsiness without causing immediate e1
haustion and wearIaess. Mr. Hartman is happy TO
state to the public, and Is willing ID give anyiafor
nation 10 the afflicted, respecting he Wonderful be-
nett he receivedfron the use or Dr. HaIieh's Com
pound Strengthening andtGermsn Aperfent Pills.
4 Principal Office foe the sale IL This Medicine il
al No 10. Month EIGHTH Street, philadelphia. &
Also-For sale By u II IA
~. II. BEARD, & Co.,
". .I, Gharlesto,cn.
CHARLES d. KILIfAM, A
Harpers- Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

FaANeis THoMts, Esq vas inaugnraied as
Governor of Maryland on be 81 instant His
speech isFepreseated AZ having been brief, mo-
desI and appropriate. He tabstains from any
Recommendations 10 the Legislature, bu, pro-
misses his concurrepce in alIfudieious measures
for The welfare Of the s,ale. HI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

&s-The articles stolen from The Patent
Once we're found on Monday last. 10 a
trunk marked James Arson, Richmond, !,
on board The schooner Mary Bright, b5und
from Baltimore 70 Richmond. The owner
Of the trunk has not been caught.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13
Corrs,ptsidentts cIf ne Bclimars Sun.

Nj WAsaiNGToN, Jan s Is42.
Total abstinence has just had anolhfr
Jewel added to her crown in the person
Of the Hon. Thomas +. Marshall, Of Ken
lucky, 4 He joined the society last event
ing and id doing 50 made d NEST brillart
aud touching address. With sufh men
as tbese added to our ranks, what shall
prevent our cause triumPhlng ~on every
bill and through every Valley, until il
shall eoTer the earth as The waters Rpyer
the ssa:E< MI =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13
UNIFIED STATES BANK.

Az q meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS IN
PhlladelpM, Monday, resolutions were
adopted Says the M. s. Gaze;te) express,
sive Of a belief that the two last assign
meats were passed IN violation Of the spirt
II Of the acts of Assembly, and thatihey,
CONSEQUENTLY, are<Eoid.
II NAV be proper 10 add, thatthe two
assign nonts mentioned. ore THAT for the
secuIily OF the circulation and Bank bal
snces, and that forithe benefit of The cred
itors qf the Bank generally. The first PSI
SHIPMENT, viz: that fer The security Of the
city and counfyzBaaksY hplding the pest
notes is not included IN the Resolution.
And it nay also be proper q state, that
the opinions and resolutions Of the Pres
ent meeting are subjected TO the revision
Of theiadjourned meeting, 10 be held on
the third Monday in February next
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

Wal and -lHiiAl5 far2 4 ss1tlkeasE. - We Pur-
ch&ed pair % sttettseaify ut ehfcNens
from acountry wagon q few days slAce.
add had the curiosity 10 inquire of the
seller how be succeeded 10 getting them
50 fat. His reply was that he fed III en-
with Iaaian meal and pilks Merely
take Knocked meal and wet II up with
cold sweet milk and feed literally, and
your chickens viii taiten as rapidly~as
can bs desired. There is a pleasure ii
carrying al poultry TO market aud alE
our ign erss nj Az enjoy this pleasure, by-
folloSsng The above direclionin feeding.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

The Wings. Of Ohio intend 10 hold State Con-
yeltion On the 22d Of February, 10 nominate
a candidate for Governor. HI
: The LOcOs heId their convenuonIon Ihe sih
instant; e.; Goyernor Shannon, who was Sc
handsomely beaten By Mr. corwip Che wagon
boyl in 1910, has consented 10 Be their candir
dale, and 70 take the chances ofbeing fused up
again.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

Little Delaware is moi only outsf debt, bal
has surplus Of half million 10 ker Treasury
We think i, would puzzle Mai. Noah 10 pu,
Ibis patriotic piesyuas INTO bis bteeches pocket
al pssscnr. It-s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

Ae1andeI's Weekly Messenger Philadelphia
has undergone another enlargement and i'm
provemen.. and ptesents Sc long columns Z! d.
viersi6ed and excellent matter. Ii is cheap loo
being only Sc PIT annum to a single subscri-
Der, and is furnished to Gibbs at $40 for eiertn
papers, We have not room for the prospectus
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

RicE4kp H. Tours, Esq. the able delegate
from Campbell, and the s,ill more Distinguished
editor Of the Lynehburg Virginian, has announc-
ed his intention no, TO be a candidate for re-
election
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13
RANlLRoAp ORDERS

"A BhlIh passed both hEanches " the City
Council, as reported bylhsf joint Commlaefe Of
Conference, Propa1ng to pay f4e pfr cfni; IN
.,effcsts8 ihe Stock Orders issued BY thF Bald
more and Ohio Rail Company, frop be frstddy
Of January is4I. and prospec.iyf ly luniiI said
orders be funded III NJ. RI T.
The tendency IT his active have mo doubt,
will Be TO improve the Rail Road oIders, to a
very considerable extent NEsekms 70 have
been The OILY measure. yet Differed eFectuaI in
its object and satiFfacthIy'sso the wants of the
sPeople.-IR 4E. Rpt +\H 81
The Mayor relprHed .the(ordihdnce with his
Objections, -and thf Second Btandh agpiuI passed
it-but ihe First Branch susaaJped,}he Mayor,
and the bill was Consequently .iosfA> Dining The
tendency OF the question NE May 4snde red3his
resignation, but took il back upon qopyqhalion.
] a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13
REINFORCEMENT,

Atlhe COMMENCEMENT Of the Extra session Of
congress, We heard something about an inquiry
mo the abuses and extravaganza or government
and. If we mistake not, Gov. Gimer was
granite q a special committee to e1amne. into
such matters, We think the subject Complained
o. in lhe subioined paragraph may wSth>cIaim
attentiong and We hope to'see speedYtermina-
ZION Of such s distractions from The public rea-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13
PORTSMOUTH AND ROANOKE RAIL.

j 4
Walter Gwyhn, Esq has been elected nFesi-
dent Of the Portsmouth, and Roanoke RAA Road,
10 The placr Of Charles Dimheek, ESQ restsn-
ed.-IPst Iat fT Il
The citizens of Jefferson, who remember
Walter Gwyna 10 his boYhood. Vii Il graused
70 and hin votIhily Winning dis.laaclEIon whsII.
e%er he goes Heis man 10 De relied up$n
ID every thing h. undertakes ana as al ensi.
Dfer has been emineotly successful. t.Possessed
q indoniiabis honesty, lis clear head has a.
ways led himtO correct rssulis-and 10 90 sin.
&c instances We believe, Of the several iu,por,
tdns works constructed under his dirteticn, ia.
the cost EXCEEDED bis estimates. II ahe Pegs$
meush Rdl Road eta be tesnsciIasedI frem IL
present unprohlable cSndAion BY hunA IN means
NAL 6 wynn viii do il. n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

The steam boats Georgia3#and Pocahontas,
running between Norfark and Baltimore, came
In collision On Thursday night, a.lhua above che
mouth Or Patpxeat River, by which both vessels
were much injured. The dag staff in the bow
Of the lPOcahontas fell upon Capt. Parish, and
fractured his skull, 50 that hislife is endangered
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

william Van 7Buskirk, EsqI forqxFly 0fNthis
town, is chairman of the comInitee,of internal
Improvement in the Maryland HOUSE IL Dele
gates. From his position 10 releFence, toy the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, We naayshoPs 70
see an energetic effort made by-hiinl iot Procn1e
further aid for that important work. Mr. Bust
kirk is a man Of talsnts and popular address,
and, as may be seen BY his Card in another CO.
lumn, means 10 prove himself the "lTpe srit."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

Wl liIs E:iY.-Ttfs,# lead i The Ten.
peEanee cause. ID the West has doubtless
had i'll effect 10 reducing the price q this
article in thai quafter. We see that al
Cincinnati, last week, il was selling rom
wagons as low IS fourteen and d aa5f cents
ber ,oEa5 f5a#sE33a ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13
LGEN. nInRGAN.

A correspondent; Of ihe Winchester RePubli-
can (G.sH. wa thus rsfers to the proposition 10
erect Monument to lhe memory of Gen. Nor
My Intention i. to correctan error which first
originated in yguf paper, respecting Gen. Nor
gan. Some body has been undergoing A great
deal Of uneasiness because there S I'D tablet 10
distinguish the resting place OF shat veteran from
the common herd. Now if" Frederick cared
half as much aboat Gen. NJ as be pfetehds. be
would have tak{nflhe Trouble 10 have walked to
The PresbgteTia1 battle-ground ID find this trod-
den down gravel whore he would Aavef seen a
handsome Qhough weAiher-teaten) marble slab
with The following inscription
Major General DANlkL MoRoAN
dspaTtsd lhsIlffe +.
on July HE 9Th 1909 \ II
In theio7lhBga Of his agel
Patriotism ant v alor were the
prominent sFeatqfes Of his Character
the honorable Service he rendered
- - 10 hisfCounuy taE
! during tie Revolutionary War
(. crowned him with, Glory and will
4 remain intFs/ Hears Of his
4:t "A \ CountIymen MI
Perpetual Monument FIJI #
tohis
Memory. WA /,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

AMONG the On dts from Washiagton, Isl
the iumored marriage Of the Presidents
beautiful daughter, Miss L r.- toI
Mr. WALTZ, aIyouns and wealthy Las
yer RI Wlilamsoqrgh, tVafl who has just
camp into lheposse ssioIfetafi estate i or,h
$l5p UgO ~ Heretofore there has been !
mistake IN Eht name Of The happy BRIDE
groom. fhe ws1dafnsh is said. VIII
come off EFek 6. 10Th. l..-..l--.5 II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

Imprisonment tor-4p9-5Bf4 mi THE Iqdiaua4
House Of R&resenlatlyes has passed j
law abolishing Sntirey imprisonment for
debt. by a vote 0tS6 TO slD<-1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

Female Industry in. .iiassdchusttts.--
The nqmbet.59t females employ ed J. ID
Massachusetts over 40. O0O, Of whom
n 900 are I'D f1e factories. The aggre-1
Gate amount of their earnings. anhualIX
~ estimated al about four rilsons of dos-l
lars. a. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

Henry BarnwslIl the last Of Paul Jones' crew
died,lasely il Pennsylvania, al the age Iof i87.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

\ RoJtt5ss Of the Western Noil. The
great Western Mail which left PHiladel-
phia %! Saturday night last at y O'clock,
carrying the mailsfor lancaster. Harms
burg, Cham ber1bufg, Pitisburg. SC. was
robbed 10 Tue car. while On the way be-
tween that city and Lancaster. IL. The
Harrisburg mail was the only one thai
escaped. Tie mail was a largeo1e, apd
tits feared cpptAiaed valuable remitlan-
ces. The robbery was effected BY
~renching the lick from the door Of the
car 10 which the mail was carried, AID
cutting open The b3gs.- Ban .anfr. ! H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

PFkNs4EsAstA EsiSLArr kE.-IJoka
Sltohan (M oi Lancasi~F, his been 5e-
lected President OF .he STATE Senate
Mr.. s. was elected Cd the 12;h bsllbt,
one 81 the Loco Focosa haxths voted for
him. WAN /
10, The House, Mr.. RI fSaowdSn IL.
F) of yienaago, was eleeisa speaAsr BY
ayo,e Of 63 p 33 for Mr., lightner, tW)
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13
DIED,

- q III 14HGU. - -
{At Shfcksrsvilie. on he 9Th ui,., Mrs LUCY
A. ALtpEs, widow Of he la1e Mr. George
AEder, in her Sothyear.i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

Lately. s. Bank 0,Geets .qrresfed. The
Philadelphia U. S, Gazette states that on
Thursday morning. NJ: Austin Montgon1
cry appeared before Recorder Vaux, and
made oath agains. Nicholas Biddle, JPs.
-Cowpstthwait, Samuel Jaudon, John An !
drews ,and Thomas Dunlap, charging th sm
with aEconspiracv u defraud Me Stock
holders Of the Bank Of the United .atssE
Mr., Vaux had the process awarded. at
three o'clock in Fhe afternoon Nicholas
BiddleI Samuel J4udon, and Thorn a.
Dunlap, appeared with their counsel, and
gave bail iii Ten thousand dollars escha.o
appear on Thursday next al four o'eIdck
before the Recorder. who will sit fell !
further hearing. Messrs. Andrews AID
CowpeFthwaii didsnol appear.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

The Legislature Of Indiana have passed
q Joint resolution which, having been APP.
proved by the Governor. is now q law,
postponing the l'sale .of personal proper
iy on executions now levied and sdveriis-
ed. OF which maybe levied hereafter, and
before The FIRST day Of February nexta I'M
Ill some dsy to ke fixed by>the proper Of
6cer, aud after ths irst day Of February
-ne~t ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

We learn ifom#ihe Rithnotfd N h' Z
4ha, the Stockholders d he B4nkIel + +
sinia have been 10 session severdE days,
eagased id examiainIs Info or prfpariag
to4examins iuso heIgeRtEal m an cement
Of The 5iiifiisssia.aion. 4 consmil,ee of tniee
St6skholdars-oihe1 thaa Dlreefsss-w as
aPpAInted ssithe mafheg il ankesfifi each
Of The Branches. TO examine thoroughly
the ebadiiea 81 the whole
-t=1t z-zH--SyI1EH leIhiHoTsl. ImfjfcJnI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

) HASing seen il stated fp same IL Or
daily pS2ess, that durue The year ls4O,
THERE wsles bat four perfectly clear days.
/ was induced le aoie the State bl The
/, y 4ther Tor the present year-and'if The
account tkePl be coFreeisslt ape ais that
The only dsYs-in Mhich the atmas phere
WINS perfectly clear were The 10Th ana
1874 of .April and The Goth December.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

Tie Esgislat1sfs# Of .HaxsqeAGseHs as-
sembIed al the State House, Boston, pn
Wednesday, at III O'Clock. The House
was called 10 yorder BY d. u Gibbins, the
Oldest member from Boston, snda coma
mittes was then appointed 10 wait upon
Governor Davis, who soon after entered
The Han accompanied by biz Council, Sir
Charles Bagot, and NH. Grattsn, the Brit
ish Consul. Luther 5. Cushing was-ree-
elected Clerk Of the House, and -Thomas
Kinnicut y az chosen Speaker The Sci
1 nate was organized u the aFPoinimehtoI
! Josiah QaTncy, Jill as President, apc
Ghafles1Ctlboup,s Cf@Ik. ( Both House,
tpenr adiourfed Is h<teh to ths Annua
Election Sermon. Bait +7msS3