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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30
To Rent


gHYHE Sabscriber having disposed OF his
plantation, will sell at that place. I'm
Tuesday tho 20lh December next. all his stock
Of Mules. Cattle, Hogs, Plantation Utensils,
and Provisials.
p. 8. BROOKS.
NIB. / viii also hire, publicly or privately.
nj the sainrilms and place. four Young Negro
fellows, four Plough boys. and two Girls.
r. s. B.
Noy. 20, 1872, 81 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30

Au abou. The Eye.-What part OF the
eve is like n rainbow The iris.
VIVA, par, is like a ~schoolboy The
pupil. -,
Wha, part is like the globe. The ball
VIVA, par, is like the top Of a chest
The lid.
What par, is like a piece of whip
The lash.
VIVA, part is like the summit OF a hull
The brow.-N Y. Sunday Mercury
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Maunt Enon Academy.

NTR RALPH sCURRY. a gentleman Of
M. moral character and some experience II
teaching, Is engaged 10 take charge Of THIS IN
~s,i,ution for the ensuing year. Terms OF Ini
lion as heretofore. Mr.. 8. being a Graduate
of the South Carolina College. aud having the
con6dence Of the citizens Is well suited for the
silnati1n.
Nos. d N 33
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEEIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
AsY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire.
I'D Ordinary Of Edgefeld District.
Whereas, Thomas Ferguson. hath APP
piled to the for Letters Of Administration
on all and singular the goods and chaltels,
rights and credits Of John Martin. late Of
The District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon.
ish all aud singular, the kindred and credi,
tors of the said deceased. TO he aud appear
before me. ut our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District TO be holden at Edge6eId
Court House on The 10Th December 1912,
to show cause. il any, why the said AID.
minlslralion should not be granted.
Given under my hand aud seal this 2Sth
day Of November, one thousand eight hun.
dred aud forty Two. and in the six,y-sevenlh
year Of American Independence.
o. TOWLES, o. T.. D.
Nov. 2S, 1912. 3. l24 b Al
BOOK & JOB PRINTING
nF Every description executed with
W ucatuessand despatch, ut the Office
Of the EDGEFIELp ADvERTIsER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30

House has been entirely. .rebuill in The last 6
years, il has 8 ronnia aud 8 fire places: i Of
the roo m- are large and comfortable. Tie Lot
ha. four acres. aud the ont houses are MI new
aud in good rrpnir. except the stable. Thirty
acres Of wood. land in half annie of the premi.
srs Will be- sold with the above. ifdesircd aud
The whole will he Disposed Of OH accnmn,oda,.
ing terms, 10 M approved purchaser.
J. TERRY.
Nov. l6 if AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30

THE Subscriber intend
ing to ren"ve TO his build
ing lately erected m the
neishhorhood, offers for sale
his House and Lot IN the
Town Of EdgeGsld. The
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Nov. l6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30
ALUM SPRING P ILLS.

Nov. i6
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EyOwse n Lot for Sale.

No, 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

"A juror in Car1isIe, Pa, was fined - NJ nqt
attending a; special c5uft His e9ce4es was,
that he took no newspaper, and was BIT asra1Tte
Of the time Tar Jude d ifitim add thA hi sAss ais
but au sggsassi,on q ne cffnes. anJ NAT stery
good Cftzen was moi Any bound>to hke a news
paper. Those whoIbsfroW eF.take mo fsaper.
had better save their fines as we'll as character,
By tuking one forlhaiih.
" Save their ~characterm Tfaly, Borrowers
ought 10 take hint dom ihis. yYekaowgseSe-
raj men, Who, in every thing else, SaIe entirely
respectable, yepin Ibis are 30 e1sessiveely mean,
as'tp watch the repositories 81 ng&spaffr$ to
get she frst glance before lhs subscribers cam for
then and whole. ihei samiIies, ran fdha o.
reading, depend altogether Vpen their neish 4ors
for perusal Of The trapf rof a thiDes~whithsdi.
yersify ihecolnmns Of a pewspaper nova days.
A subscriber in the West, who called u pay
for t,ro year, in Gdraac., aeesared b us.iihat he
had 10 keep a sharp lqpk out tor aE Free Press I;
ahars35a supplied dozen fam lies iRthe neigh
tSrh4od74ana thai he conside-sd himself a lucky
MIN Il Hs3evafg otasseccnd GLIMPSE attn. But
get be would not give pp;his chance Of cp.a half
reading fer three Iilnes The subscription ptio.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06
~
MARYLAND.5

| This retiring Governor (Grasbn) dwells large
y in bis Message agaAKst The continued suspen-
siondf specie payments BY the Banks, and urges
that 40 restore the currency Of be Stale % its
proper condition, it is necessary 10 compel The
Banks TO resume, if they will no. do il Of their
own accord,p \" 49, s..j
We quote a paragraph which is Of deep ID,
4lsrest 70 this portion Of Virginia IL il Is 10 Ma
Fysanl / M.
The public debs 4s#ew fifteen millions Ewo
hundRd and ihifleeIlhousend dollars, ofwhch.
about ten millions may be considefed asbearipe
on the State. The subscription of .hree millions
70 the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COMPANY
was paid IN State bonds which bave notEyet
been sold, and are dot yet chafgeable with IN.
terest. The previous subscriptions 10 Thai w6rk
amounting 10 one million of dollaSs, have Wild
ed revenue more Than sufielehtt65 pay he in
Lerest, on thatportion Of. lhe public debt. The
Baltimore and Snsqqehanpa Railroad Con1pa
ny, having been compelled to apply IT'S nest re-
venue TO the payment of old dehls, has been nm
able. I'LL recently, to contribute any thing TO-
yards NE rehef Of the treasury But Hsproi.s
are gradually Increasing and lis debts are nearly
e1.ingushed. In/Sepember last, il paid Sven
thouband dollarSfo the Treasurer. and them i
very\littlef doubt thai the future profits Of Ahe
work will supply means Of paying a consdsra-
pie ppTtion of"lnierest on that barr Of the debt
which vas contracted for its use sod the ldan
Of one million Of dollars 10 The Tide. Water Ca
nal Company, NO part Of The interest," has sbeen
received since The hfsi Of Iasl January. The
loans and subscriptions 10 the Chesapeake and
7sAsee Canal ComPany1 amounting 70 more Than
seven millions Of doa3aIs, have been the prnci-
pal cause Of the heavy ehbafTassments in which
the State IS now layslved; and unlil that work
y completed 10 eA berland, The ipIeTesto on he
whole Investment Will continue to be a chafvc
Scp the treasury. while il IS therefore OF the H.
s1ost Importance to finish The canal. tits evident
ss1at We have Lot the means DC providing funds
for mat purpose. 1t would be unayailins 10 a.
Tempt 70 borrow money al present, on the credit
81 ne State, OK tp force a1isw issue Of bonds
Nnen ihese which have already been offered Tor
saie aye rejected IN every marketr
s The Governor takes ground against protee-
tive Tariff, against The Distribution Act, and
concludes bis Message By pointing out the ne
cessi'y e defending the waters Of Maryland a.
galhst invasion. But in calling attention 10 his
sutlect be wishes III d be understood as only
Claiming for Maryland. that protection and de-
fence which i: is he duty oflhe Geaeral Govern
mem TO extend 10 every State in The Union.p
The Legislature. vas organized BY the ap-
Pointment Of Richard Thomas whig) President
ofIhe Senate and john G. Legrand( Locolspeak-
er Or The HS6se. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

Capt ,MoLER has fatcredIus with a copy Of
the Memorable the Education Convention, pre-
senied q few days since BY Mr. Rives, This
memorial urges with great esrnestness the adcp-
ZION OF The districtsysFm for primary schools,
and property and pollla1 inr addition 10 tie
appropriation from ihe Literary Fund Anen-
lion 70 The preparation Of teachers is strongly
urged, as peculiarly important, and suBeFvis.
ing care ever ;he, colleges ana academies of, The
State Isl also recommended.
The Convenli6p propose, fae., that fhe blili,a.
~ Establishment, al Riehmuutbe converted intC
an insliiuie lslHfss5 loithst at LeIingtonI The
good reselts ef the latte: Institution are prom
neatly set forfh. And in adopting This system
il is urged that provision beAuiade lhas bott
the military Institutes lake oaae,yGem tho grea
mass of the INDECENT in the-eommouweat In, L
be recommended for their peculiar metiss lbylbs
school commissioners 10 a board foF theirsefecs
,iion&ihus taking so, much raw maieTial from
w piy "a he people, 10 be andfacllrdd.intC
teachers ana sent back 10 lie people 10 manu-
fscluTe ;he=raw masertat Itself II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

Bri@ Rries for The eovgnntst Of all
'SAO ,Ofit< for .Ns,rspqpeTs-Writs legi-
bly,. Make a few erssures snd inierli.
neatoas Is possible. IN writing names
n persons and places, be more pariies-
lar thse usual 10 make every, letter dis
iinet spd cfesr--alsO. in using words not
English. Write only on one side Of the
paper. Employ no a5breviations what.
sye5 bps Wfi,e out every word iaffuu. !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

The Hon. John S. Pendleton, Charge
9 Atfalres e the Republic Of Chill. arIi.
we'd IN Norfolk last week from Richmond
He goes out ID The frigate United States.
which is to ssif in sfew days. +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

The number o. militia 10 Virginia, in he
ysar is4o,Ias reported to the Tar Department
was lO5,522; ana the number Of uEanskets issued
from ihe general gOverumen: to Virginia ii Ina I
year was 997.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06
| Ttrnfnta H!rafaIatnrr.
: HOUSE OF DELEGATES. /
III wrDSrsDAr, Dec. %.
On motion IL Mr.. Dorman..

n = MI WADhEtDAfI Ice -.
On motion cf Nj. Dorman.
u Rs,pivsd. Thar the committee or Finsnee IL.
qGlre into the hest prseteable means OF dbtaiainr
from the Go,srnmept Of the United slsifI, he deb
due la this Commonwealth on sOcou9<of revolu-
RsspEved. .rhstthe COMMITTEES Of Finance in,
qqire into the expsdieney Of repeaiRY an act
on the 9Th Of April lssI providing for the sppoiu,
ment 81 eommissioner 10 behalf d the Common.
vealth g prosecute certain claims against the Uaf.
TAE CRsoLs. -iis7
MI gMeRae offered the following reso.
luton permislng that i, embraced sub.
lect Of importance 10 this State AZ well as
the union--thst city ems Of Virginia had
sustained loss of SlDO. 00O in The affair
Of the Creole. and be thoughi il proper
that the Legislature should have the sub.
Ject under consideration
/ Resavsd. Ths,s Select Committee Ie sv,poip,-
ed TO AsesFtain. far and REPORT 10
hi, House the material facts relative to The loss Of
certain slaves, rhish we're f1aFtoft earro Of the
brig Creole, which vessel sailed from the port Of
RiehmSnd some time IN ihe preient year, and that
laid eosnnittee have leave 70 10 end ~ ersoas and
paPeras
At the INSTANCE Of Mfr. McRae,. the re-.
solution was don the table for The pre-
sent.
On motion OF Nix Dornsn. IN
Resotved That the sonpiuee OF Courts Of Jus
iise inquire into the e1pedieasy Of changing the
time a which the GshernSttrisl term OF SCI vice
shail sonusnee.
n Several bills had their frs; and second
readings. and numerous petitions were
unimporiant 10 Their charac.
ter. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

The follo~inggaeis are dekired! from he re-
port Or the Ordnance Dspanmenis
sisee he I3sA qf March Isst. 4IJ heavy can
non, With gun eariiages, have bern furssshed 70
forts on the sesbozTd7s "A houi y. coo .Oey more
viii be required u epnP,ete the aInanent Of
these forts: 4
/. At he springfield Amor. iO.70e nuskes
have been msnnfscrnfed asTihe Ilre year ending
50sh Septsnlhefs istf, al Iiesz1 FraEsntf en1rE
nous cost Of sos o3T, or neaiIF ~ nFfsuiuskfIz
Al ibe HarperS-Eerfy Armorp $40 fnasksts
yaed 1870 Hairs ffes, were mannFsetafessA within
The same prInd, atihe sun mere snOtuiens cost
Of slSs,I74, Or mpte than per muskst. go
But he report sialsS1has :. DE ErslssSi OF The
ATmeries tbs ysaf has been&inhch s. than
usual, inleSnseausnee ehieHs 5, The inirPduction
q anew and improved msssl of the@sza uskes,
shich has rendered =
RE maehinery for making sEssis he Hsr-
fets-Ferryi Asuory there xere alse3llargs hfreat-
assa q ds!bt, from last yeaxrte lid \
seems thAs ia additionIe he . 6ssth a PenasIi
I for arms, the som of sss,2os a. Fas laid oui
I in repairs and improvements 44
/ Col BonfoFd it is easy TO perceive. Is DE an-
Thor Of he military system althe Atmoriss. He
says: n
( Since tAe dale Of tie ~, report ftotn This
setho<- an Important change has been made 10
The administration Of International arISbries. by
/ dispensing with the superintendents herstofesg
employed al thems and placiBg Ihk afinostes
under the Iknmediaie direction or ordnance az,
GERS. Fsan abesrperation ofthis measure, thu.
far in eafEes4Hr abuses at The arusTfies. IL !.
eonhdeSf sseetieyFd that the COED effects aoslci
/ naae4fromits adoption will be realized and il
IS therefore hoped that The system may be main
j tanned, and the services Of oiIler supefiniehdenu
Y permanently discdrtinued.s
The Secretary of War in bis report, says
here were ofiders ofzlhat department. who
could be spared from other service 10 taksseharg,
,of the Armories. ;, yeg Col. Bomford sssslar 81
increase Of the number OF officers to III,
wants o. The service" He asks soran addition
/ If two captains and twelve lieu!enants; bu
4 Proposes to reduce the number Of mililaryFFstore
keepers A little discrepancy, this.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

81 - 7HARrr understands his business.
as we can at9si.sszlii is can saf oEzlers, which
reached US 1aSs week, wllIh ne compliments Of
lhes season ,trerf first rate, ana such Is good
jadgf e ne aE1els via always keep rheY
es|Wi4h hearfy0reeaRiion eur household,
eaeR 0Fe " ~heR9uallsa j iRsq qaTatien. that
NIL a had a heart I'd lheErighS place. ard
kudk how and whSfaa9 "shth Sut'7 as we'll il
aRf body We fee9ffocate his gooas wirskea
n1nsf5 cnriifa II .E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

The House resumed IL abhrS an thp oeIh 1T,
ri, tbs business sirca NJ, sIa ~ no.s,s "
vstv ;r,noT,an, *
I.
hFW We are infeSted 16-1lbe Hon 4, W.
BSRToN for copy ofAlhe dosumenlssceomPa7
aging the President 5AissSage. e
s
ar5 e,RsTs IN Z stss Effs he i R. ~
W p s' 80 ~ aaf5ssshs 4 ~
ranr, ,r.s,l, iIlsgsI iii ,ncnr sf;,non ~
- ~ = -, y - - zE~4 =. -
- NIT ua nae H. .ls ms business,
as we can a4efss 9ss98ss i which WIN
!hesqason ,tveff iitss ralei anR such y asa good
tatsf e the Eafllele VIII afg#arS kseprheY
lmetwfF hfarfyy0reeeftfoA ~ etl i: household
eaega oFe y wheuiSn9gysa n Observation-Disclosures,
MI HIo had heaEs ID lheI right plaee, ard +
lkndk how aud u sSAfhaa} ''shfl sgt7 q. Wei il
t aRf body We ree7ffecate his good wishes
/ I q cortial ~ 2s,==fs w.
Y 8 r., II
aNp, ! - g = Il, H. o'lIes-
,a>l I '1>r ~ w 1sa, ~ ~ HePoEl
$500. -sai, It, IT, W." Stoll-
'ssigse w, NJ III ,@a. 'aes'
: etaPl's pne 3 ',1s mos s!9lN'ne on
In. INT q tn, s' e,a,a = IA peo7s
tent len o5ths tEa4d sg'fas' ;ss sa'a
~ ns,ra,eI by,be H. IN N o,.n 4;
a,bin e. ~ ;g IS 80
,Ds n. =; VI "a,
1a.ts - ' u, tg'aa1. sfuP.u
~, sua a lsa Y
4 " y jiina"oi'' n'S'pi : Y fp4 pts'e'
i "a A. bc,cnrte1 IL tba ~ d
HI an Taylor E.oll aboul \ 1riles soa,b
n + th;s civ, on WednesdaT exe6iingslast,S
a e .MtS. NJ TX ,,llse
{, s;Gn i wbic6 ~ fs5YilY 81 Ns NJ
qF<f5ea was cd% pie}gtv defsprsved :, Ersd.i
er,;rk C;t;r0, sN.f lN
! 'II'fe
~ IoI },anrossF .iudI{S lThfs nntor;orn1
t i9sl,y ,46al las fled Nj affaaJ;, of dd.
sf FsI n 1which he AL gss. ttat bes,loes
So 49, A. nlaint;gs = cant and fnrlbAr.
more that bf,, reyer n,as5 l4--,se of Ina
i name IL i tpC,aldwell- n H lii ,anv hiilYs
4 che 4 5s1gra(t d forced lst,er Il rfedii'
., III $3.50 I
ne FAM 4nd Aonoy Of .lgafylaa2.-We
Iiecota wltgNpridefihe tact5tbat tie Hoase
}of Delegates Sayowe di iiss determination
yesterday, by a1mosta dided vote. that
1 The faith. ofNthe State ID sber creditors /
4 shquld, be fully maintained and the honor.
IIEt9FFftfs Question came belo4e The House on
! a notRh foT leave o f8tfediu ice bl}lI 10
n REGAL HE Tax Law+ arid>me nj efsl of
/ L IL. a 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

Es%We are IfnseSted l6-lthe Hon (, w.
B{kroS for a copy ofhe dokumentssccompa7
aging the President lsiessaee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

n! u preference 40 this irenendous
scheme. Ae would in@snparably prefer
.,ke Sub Treasury bill.
The high hopes Of, The Wig party hal
bten destroyed b. The viii Of oae man.
God had afflicted Us, 10 the death Of one
under whom. We might. have, perhaps,
epnsummated all our hopes. The cold
shadow Of one had been thrown over %.
who Destroyed slljlhese aniieipaiion,. spd
left Us poSeEless. To- do ~hst -e wAhsd.
fAnd ibis plan was proposed Eor both par
ties III the end !. il would be found thai
neither would fatqs il. and il would pre-
sent. ere long. his singular spectacle. Of
aAsehemelreFadiaied By all parties.
Aflsr Mr.. ManguG concluded Mr,
Bsnto1 moved that when the Senate adj
sdrnsd. il shboIa over 10 MosdAy which
sss sgteed tS-snd afrsF 17SEoTt session
fop Executive business, the Senate ad-
ljSurnsd. 4
! HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
| Ssyerai members manifested ., stIons
desire 10 get in private petitions. Bpi OBJ.
llseiiou;-Wsrs made. The SPEAKRR de-
sired The attention Of the House 10 fac
which he stated, viEs If ssEtain addsad.
were made 10 The census document, anSS
lie additional number Of this which haC
been ordered were printed -4he Who'll,
would involve an expense OF $50 900. -
ION motion. this subject vas again refer
red 10 Select Co1millee.
| | The Aoor being sgaiu occupied 81 nu
rlerppG gentlemen. holding petitions,
\ kMr. Andrews, Of Ky. insisted upor
taking up The general orders Of the. day.
i Mr. Merriwether Of Geo. concluded hi
speech on the T4IfF reference, sud mad
h refuistion Of ths charges nf extraya
lganee sgsinst he WhigeSA Hesh6Ee,
that they were bat providing foT5StffS deb
fscElessly created BY ths9last Adminis,ra
ton IF 49,
n Mr.. Winlhropiof Mass. continued TIL
debate in favor Of the differences 10 Ii
Committee on manulaclu%s. He quote
Mr.! Madison as to the eonsii,ntionalfty Z
protection. When be CONCLUDED, III
House adjourned over 10 Monday the 3
Of January. II I'M Il
' z E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

Z ~ - ~ .
The House resumed it, IabRTS On The asIh nil.
but The business SINCE that fme has moi ben
very important Is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

We believe We failed 70 hote lie passage w
me House OF De.sgasS Of gi'e ply to re-aWor-
tom represenlasivesNln The Legislature i The
elli leaves ne representation IS AZ Piessn, ill.,
both bodies. The Ssna4e base Vel il acton me
subieci, and thar boy was tof have IS assembted
ResLerlia -1-.-St - q. = y z.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06
FISCAL AGENCY.

tcSlOSut VI aug gINFeC AsAtcs. Aud " ~
port BY Bill Tor otberWIss. F be Resolu.
lion was adopted,
f, FISCAL AGENCY.
Mr. Huntington beisg entitled 10 The
-aoor upon the question Of referring the
Report and Bill from tie Secretary Of the
Treasury, argued at length 10 opposaioH
to3ihs plan subRiitled 40 the Bill. He
expressed hihself adverse 10 The schsms
ia jail lis details and +sHtelsd more nj.
nniely into The question than any oAts
Senators who had debated The Bill. Z
In bis estimation. TIE Bill vaysn enor-
>mout&evsrnmsnt Baak, having unlimit
ed8powtr 10 start upon and dangerous il
alllhs particulars and secondly The pow.
5ers ii enforced. would fail to accomplish
what was desired. Il embraced prinei.
pies slso which he argued the President
hsf contendsd against. and which we're
no truein lhsmtelves. "a conclusion hs
argued that no American Senator. enter,
t.-.+...r --.-h ---ls.-- 49,. :. BE- Iso.setssd
upon Tins Bill- could give i: bis suppeNy
ar. Bates Of Mass. rose 10 continue tht
diseu'Slon, but Being late, an adioqrnment
was called for and soon carried.
Z HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
/. MoNpAY. Jam j.
The dsba$e ON The Tarfff reference was
RESUMED. Mr.. w, Q. johnson. having the
aedr. Mr. ] was In favor Of sending the
subject oAhe Committee Of Way. and
Means, but he declared that no Tfasure
shopla nave bis support which Aid not,
BIZ ssysieFn Of coqpiervailing dhtIei take
caro- Of the middNng interests 81 this
couA,ryr7shs Tobacco. the Corn. Wheat,
Pork and Beef Of The fatmefs Of the coun-
try.1 =
This policy was no new one-it as
first introduced yHMr. jefferson, ADD the
6Fsl measure passed lii a.cordsnes with
i was passed As early as 1915, and refa-
ted 70 the restrictions imposed on Com
msres in the shape Of tonnage dniieS. L
y Af;sr various motions and explanations.
The main question vas taken on aYeier-
once Of lhs subject to the Committee on
ManufsctureSi and decided 10 the sfirma
i've. The remaining petitions Of the Pre-.
,idepfS Message we're her referred With.
put any Discussion, and at : O'Clock the
Houte adjourned. \
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

z-=3g1i.The Preseptmssn ts asA5estsN.e,loI4s BID
pIE andfothers eOn9estsdl with The T. s. Bsnk
in Philadelp4is, ne beenANquashea byr the
Court As irresulat, Illegal aqa Unconstitutional
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

STATE oF FRANKIANpEThe project
is seriously eensemPlalee 10 TahSxssee 10 divide
iaat Sale 50 as 10 form anew sS6mmanwe jill
81 beealled The Stais IF FFTanklani Htssslalless
ofIthe s1siec,+are now before the Legisl alsrs,,
afa il is PraPcsed 10 ash Virginia and :sss nj
chfolina FORA sufficient ppriion DE- terHloffy@sna
PtoPle to make me Slate respectable kove-.
+Issn:y. \
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06
OHIO

4 EIhis STATE indignantly sPurns the idea of Re-
PfdiatiOn, Oh he 2lst uls. Mr.. Speaker spald-
.irg (Eeco) offered ssries Of resolatioas. de.
ntune4pg The doctrine as fat variance with every
pEnciP9s Of patriotism, morality. and even u
elm uoH# hohessyia and declaring thar "she eid-
z9nS of Pect the saneiIty or their eagag
n1enis, WsaeIhet sef a, pHbtic or private halale,
afd wiz ,aftstl1hes' b fsaad willing TO Pky fhe
?tinei pssErtd s s.fess q s.lebts. II ,heiff ai5
Gc~ernmsnl faEiy aud hfRhzsfatfyF ts0ntFFa1tei.r
/ Tbs resolutions were aaopssd b a VIE Of el
! yeas 10 nays.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06
sENATE.-JANJ.
o6is. ofIPIe. Py,,;S..rI,

Mr., Ple,tOn presented Resolution cal.
ling upon The Judiciary COMMITTEES 10 10
qaue whether any further legislation is
Necessity il the ease Of The death or. re-
signation Of boih%he President and Wee
President Of The UhIed States. and to re-
port BY Bill or otberwiss. he Resolu.
lion was adopted, IT..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

The n. Y Express SAYS TIA, about ST nil
.hPns SfdaF1a,s have been exported flotn ia,
FPrt, within the last six uaenths.
And YET, 4ullh This reg gIar drain upon ds,' the
Banks are aS'Sed 10 resume specie payments7zs
4 it 10 pslpaAle- b the sqRples, eOmpreheusi6n
~ our 5Nhnle- policy in reference 10 our fer
lea trade fmnusl % charged We inusr depend
u pom our own resources, If we expect to- b4ssse-
Sd pred 10 prosperity. X
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

kCaf6cim iron JVorks-Tbes extensive
tract Of mountain Isnd and fithace, few
miles north Of This PLACE, known asthe
Catoctin hon Works. were sold on Fri
day last by Col John Mcpherson. as trus.I
tee, for little upxafds Of txsDty thons#
sand dollars. We understand tbat Mt.
John McPherson Brien is tb<pprchaser,I
and thaNhe intends soon toTrecommencsS
the production Of Iron al The Caioetins
works. ~ Frederick Eraminer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

The 1 Legislature Of 4 t4BAn4 has deter
mined 10 repeal additionally the fa%
oftbas State which provides for-the cleo
lion OF Representatives tp Congress 90 he
General Ticket System.