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James B. Murray,
It is proper TO say that many Of these persons
were not active in the management OF the affairs
of the Company, their names being merely used 70
give the appearance OF respectabily and RESPONSE
bility to the Institution, and the better to enable
the knowing to effect their great speculaions
connected with 1t. The acting Directors, among
whom several persons now most prominent In the
new movement in the stock OF that concern, put
forth in 1886 report OF the affairs OF the compa-
ny OF the most exaggerated and delusive character
independent OF the faacious estimate OF the value
of the Canal, proved to be such by subsequent and
bitter experience. This report asserted that Tor,
feited shares amounting at par to vi, ,OOO, ana
new shares allowed by supplement- OF that year
amounting at par TO $780, 900, had been disposes
Of at par and paid for in specie or notes OF other
Banks payable in specie, amounting IN all to w.
734 600; that by virtue Of their power to take mo-
neys in trust, the Company had received ST. ,3S OOO
the means, and had made arrangements and in
tended forthwith to pay off the Holland Loan,
amounting to about $SOO,0OO, all ot which repre-,
sentations were erroneous, large proportion OF
the shares OF stock having been paid tor by III
per cent in cash. and 80 per cent stock notes on
the pledge of the stock. These stock notes or most
ot them were renewed from time to time, until
1899, when by an order of the Board OF Directors
holdersowning this pledged stock were allowed 10
transfer to the Company, and to have their notes
cancelled they mostly being able at that time to
have paid them up IN iull, Notwithstanding the
stock had become Of little or no value, the Com
pany having become inextricaby insolvent, no mo-
hey having ever b-ea received by thu Company IA
rust-unless the proceeds OF the sterling bonds,
realized until after the date OF the report, may
have been so considered-and the Company not
having at that time the means OF liqudating the
amount Of the Holland Loan, which was lett un-
paid until the money raised by sale OF the
Canal, under fore closure Of the mortgage, in Oc-
tober last.
You remark that time may have elapsed sufh.
cient 10 prevent civil suit heing brought against
the parties concerned In this transaction; but you
may not be aware, as the fact is that grounds Of
vii proceedings do now exist in abundance, upon
which no limitation has as yet had any effect.
INVESTIGATOR.
The New York herald., 1844-12-09

Missouri The Jefferson Enquirer, published at
the seat Of government says the vote Of the State Tor
Polk, Al $685. Clay, 6s4 msjority for Polk, io,7so.
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character Europe well o. in this country
Ii IL adopted to the sntrs dease of Pessaes and all ohe,
painful surgical esredent. the Lyinsn Hospitals of Lon
don ard Paris and is universally recommended in Europe by
edfal men q the hishcs rank l1 thi, country t IS sui
Hosvtsls, snd by sll the eminent private practionss
Rooms have bem furnished exclusively for ladies at No
Vessy street. having from the business
prsinent, where lady in constant attendance apply
J'rEser and SrrpOreYg fenn.te NIL lmrrc
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SuIcTDE Elder David Mead, Of Roxbury, Della
ware county, a clergyman OF the Baptist persuasion
committed suicide Saturday last by hanging himself
while laboring under state OF alteration Of mind lie
discovered by his wife wf in minutes from tho
iime ha LEFT his house, Suspended by a rope, from
brace in his barn. Her screams brought her
father down and bled him with pen-knie Pbysciana
summoned imme ediseIy, and every effort made
10 resuctae him. but in vain. He died in about twelve
hours from the time he was dircov crcd.ai5any .4drf
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TheatrIcnls, &c.

Herr Alexander astonishing the good people Of Nash
vile with his wonderful tricks.
Another family Of vocalists about to make their
debut before the Bostonans; they called "Tne Winch
Family quor'cisc OF vocsliss from Princeton, Mass
and have been giving concerts in the neighbong towns
and by those who have heard them bs
superior any singers the country has thus for produ
ced They four in number, brohers and tao sis
the latter said TO be charming and pretty They
sing with exccllcn, taste and charming ncfrefs
Professor Dronron is lecturing in Baltimore.
Mr.. q. Barrett is engaged ai the Boston Museum.
Miss Cannon, Mrs Mscrs Mrs. rottcr, Mr.. Jones' Mr.
T. @. Booth and Mr. IIuntey, are drawing excellent
houses Of the Columbia theatre.
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AND LADIES TAKE CARE
OF VOTJR FEET

n, OLD BOSS RICHARDS has set up twenty -
lHynung in the Boot and Shoe business in this
ne Intended 60 nave gone out Of the business in Octo
~ ber, bnt his health much improved, that he has
ed Boot and Shoe Store Hudson next the
Of Vandam street. here all his old friends and the public gen
shoes Gsi'ers India Rnbbsr chdren Shoe. prices 70 sui
TO prove he advantage Of s other the
CITY, and that the No 32J side of Hudson Van
too-Bless the sweet child how like the mother MO Inn
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MR. EIToK- :, :
Your paper of the 2lst ult. calls for a
list OF the Directors OF the Morris Canal and Bank
ing Company in 1886, being the year that the ster,
ling bonds were issued and negotiated Attached
Won have a LIST of the names:-
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TO THE LADIES.
DR HULL,S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUpPQRT TER &

0ITrMy y.dbUODIIN.HL SVFFUHIEHS,
Prolapsus Uteri or Falling Of the Womb,
BY external application, surNssding the use
" the objectional Pessary, il confidently 10
com mcnded to the afflicted an the means Of
perfect restoration to health, il never having
failed Of perfofm ming a cure even under the
most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained a very high
The New York herald., 1844-12-09

ANOTHER PATRIOT GoNE.-Died, at hisresidence
in Swanton, on the 18th instant, the Hon. James
Fisk in the sgd year OF his age patriot IN the Reyolu
ton The SAlbans Messenger states that MIR Fisk short
time before he Joined the Contin. nta Army
under Gen. Washington as private soldier and during
the remainder Of tho cheeTuy bore his Of the
suengs end hsrdshps Of those who fought for freedom
He member ofthe Massachuset Legislature for six
or seven and subsequently, member Of Congress from
Vermont which State he had removed from 1905 1873
He voted for the Of In 1919 and supported
that il the halls OF Congress- and among his fe
low citizens at home Many now living well remember
with what interest," in 1912 and isis assemblies Of the
people, they listened 10 his voice. the Voice Of revolu
tionary soldier no vndicated the measures Of the
General Government described the insults and indgn
ties which had been heaped upon our government end
people by foreign power, and called upon them
10 vindica,o their rights and fame. He enjoyed
the confidence nnd esteem Of Jefferson, Madi
son, and Monroe, and their prominent supporters.
In 1919 he appointed Judge Of the territory onJsna
by James Madison with the advice and consent OF the
Senate, bu. declined the Office In 1915 and 1916 he
appointed ons Of the Judges the Supreme Court OF ver
mont. In 1917 lie was elected Senator in Congress
which Office he held but year and resigned He was
afterwards Collector Of Customs for Vermont dsric for
eight years He marked for his decision Of charac-
ter hs strict integrity, his powers Of persuaso and his
kind and an,ble Experiment. He wss sels-made, self
taught man. He has fllsd many Offices with honor to
himself and to his constituents.
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The Great Liberty Mass Convention Mt Alba
ny-War upon the Natives-singuiar state

The Great Liberty Mass Convention Mt Alba
ny-War upon the Natives-singular state
Wednesday last was great day. Days. like
men, have different and sometimes curious grades
OF greatness, Some are great IN and OF themselves
instance the 2lst Of June the longest in the Gre.
goIian calendar. Some are er eat from the asso-
Citations connected with their return, and some
most unexpectedly, have greatness thrust upon
them, as II were, without why or wherefore.
Sic volo, SIC 1sbeo," is proclaimed, and nothing
further remains to be said. Of this last species
was Wednesday of this week. 1t was the 4lh OF
December, day unremembered either in the
common or ecclesiastical calendar, yet it was a
great day nevertheless The sun arose as usual
though no one saw his beautiful countenance, for
he had veiled it in murky clouds, from which dis
titled rain and hail, most dangerous 10 the under
standings OF terraqueous MORALS. And yet it was
a great day, and so proclaimed the loud mouthed
cannon from the Capltollne Hill In sober words
and TO drop our tropeian Pegasus, we mean, that
that day at the City Hall in the City of Albany,
assembled a Convention OF the Liberty party -
men in pursuance to the following eloquent call -
Let it be read attentively and with due regard to
emphasis
On Wednesday and Thursday, Dec eth end 5th, there
will be held in this city Liberty Party Convention To
this Convention the friends in New England New York
and Eastern New York are iny ted Gerrit Smith Esq
we also hope for the attendance of william Goodsl
Judge Fooe, g. w. johnson, c. o. Shepard, George w.
Pratt Samuel D. Porter, Beriah Green, o. A. Bowe and
others all along the great thoroughare These gentle.
men and other have been invited Now let Eastern New
York do her duty. Her masses should come. Ysu who
Liberty men get out your neighbors This Is to be
Conference Grand Council we have passed through
sacrifice unity for four years to come has been
shown by NJ yet.
thnt coming generations shall know the highway
for their deliyerance Wisdom needed. Comforting
together givest
daily paper must be started in this city we must
have the n cans to sustain III this convention must
have the under consideration Albany henc for
ward, must rank high for Abolitionism We must focd
the country with standard works our doctrines will be
listened to- We have to take ures for securing
general exhibition Of principles Hundreds hous
ands are ready to come to u.s. ii will but show them the
way. Rally then, from your valleys and hills Come
from your business. III SHOWS coms- 1t rains come
stopnot for any thing In Gods in mans pane,
come-come men, women, old, young, ALL prepared to
contribute literally to the causeto counsel discuss
lay out plans, and then to contend manfuly and may
God speed the right NJ Stafford,
c.P WILLIAMS,
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EARS OIL.
ssy-sSra s>ra HIGHLY FERFUMED FOR TIL
Ns<VN-8V HAlR.-This Oil is chemically prepars
%x4&$ - from the genuine bears grease, and high
TeHkS HSH4A& scented for the hair. Nothing will 500
ssH5$kx50A er stop it from falling off, restore It
4Ty HY~ bald places, than this preparation. Il adj
uGsA6r~&ks4S li6e to the Of the hair and Civ
it an unequaed glossiness and luxuriou
ness beyond other compound lift be restored in
places, the Bears Oil will effect it and Of its value
ping the hair from decay, single bottle will be certain
Prepared and sold by A. u. BANDS X co. No. 273 Broa
Of Chambers street. Granite Bsillngs Sold
At 70 Fulton street. and n East Broadway. Small bottles
cents large, so nl7 m sec
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CUGAR-fs hhds Pnms New !Orlens-io! ale By
sztw q aoasi ssvss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08
THE ROCHESTER BREACH.

When we published the call maderbv
ltiie dlsafected locofocos Of Rochester. N.
II, day on two since, says The Washing
It3n Wing Standard. we had no idea tha,
tEeach inslhe ranks was SO wide and incu.
Irable. Th Globe Of Saturday evening
99ntains card from twenty-five Of the
1inetyfvo who made the CALL complain
ING that the said call bad been published
FIl' whig paper, and charging those who
I.a3nihorized The procedure wifhanirigue -
From this i appears tina. sixty seven Of
tie ninety 1.-Two preferred the medium Of a
@hlg paper, and consequensiyfmay BERG
gardef as wings. We ,hongkt that scch
you'd be the result Of the nosement. but
We had no idea that the indictments were
90 ripe for The dhange. not 81 principles.
Sut Of men forINorihern Demecrats u 10
are in favor Of the tariff and opposed To-
lmmedipte annexation are whIgs at hear,
sed. we are glad to find thousands Of them
Possessing the manly Independence to de-
re2nnce the fraud by which q free trade
snuexationist was palmed uodn Them. %.
fersbuyg Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08
F,.,; 81 .Nsslsnsl Ia.sliigsAesr y Is'ssAss.
aorfh CarOIiita.


Our aec6anis from this honest ana "" ~. =.
osbl;eaa safe afsl mos. satisfactory, sss N.
noblr redeemed he pledge that was nAss =.
her 10 he wings &c ihe Union, and ne 's.p.' Z.
81 e,.e,jen has :s.ssipated every doubt = anI
exs,sd. Of her haei,y 70 Wig ptlnelpaes' !. Z
annexed later from friend y kaleisa ~, ~
story Of snr triumph briefly but e@paA'sA IA.
I'D win BE read By Wings every Mhsre
mingled pleasure rxALKIoH, August ;, iSAi-
,enrgeme1s ~ hasten 10 give you all
The returns that have reached this city 81
I,he result ofcur election. II were dis
nosed 10 initiate the boasting Of our ad-
sersarses and to proclaim results not ao'
soln,eis asceftained, but most confident
nv anticipated, / should say thatthe Wing
h.ye obtained one OF the most glos,Fo Z,
victoties ever achieved in the a. .;vs
oolitical warfare. But VII Tsadsss y
faets, aad leave you sSgssss. - w;ll IRE.
draw your own -11oofoco majority in the
km'se thatNss lSfo aud 1913 was TWEEN
LeglslaloOf course. il no further TeyeF'
ty-lkfe met with, changes sufficient hax'
lllbeen affected already 10 annihIlale tha
majority and pIacethe Wings on fisInl
i Ground. could anticipate. perhaps, ID
Changes that will most probably tax
place, but know you prefer ascertalhe
J results TO possible contingencies, and
Twill therefore, only communicate what
q ller,ain
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08
COL. THOMAS ]. RANpoI pr.

We understand that this ken9Iem Al. In
lLocofoco Elecior for this District onD;,.
20 opportunity % revive tho; CHARGE q
bargain and corruption, = against Mr. Civ
The Colonel must surely have 4 verv :.
flastie conscience. iorepeat i change which,
hs himself 10 letter written from his own
residence 10 this county, TO Mr. CLAW nra.
nounced to be calumny. and il which
be stated that neither himself nor, his
grandfather bad any slief. HI has beer
called on 70. Bis consent a
publish the letter. but has answered III
call oy observing profound silence He
should either consent TO The publication
Of The letter, or cease 10 reiteraIk charoe
which be once declared 10 be untrue.@
We hope tha1tbs Wing Speakers will d.,
hesitate 70 confront him. upon The stump
with bis own contradiction of tie charee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08
TAKE BACK 4ak Snxn.

\ -
Among the alleged eonxerA 10 Polkerv. h,
name of Governor LetcbtI os Kentucky va
mentioned The story has lsten Starred, ian,
ike that IN reference 10 Rx.Garsrnor Ritter
will probably never be eotreGled BY the Loco
presses. The Frankfort Conimon eallh thu.
puts an sxiineuisher upon fabrication as Il
the gallant Kentuckian, who has always been
enc Of Mr.. cIay's mos, atdsn. friends -
The Albany Argus of lhs I3ih, quotes from
letter dated MaysviI:es Jel5s5, which speaks
of me " Infection Of GOV, IIecher from lie
Wing party. Ether some uaE has been plsy.
ing % hoax on the Argus. q The Argus ass
fabricated this statement a5odl Gov. Letcber.
han whom there is MOI mare unco a promising
wing, or more devoted fefspeal and poluIcal
friend Of Henry Clay ipsfhe ssnsled States. The
Argus statement about Coy I-escher win be re.
eeived 10 Kenlucky with universal burst of
laughter. AEi4
Blythe kay, the Argos has recently grown des-
Petaie II IS filed with spasinueic and conyul.
siYe attempts TO show The s:popularils Of Polk.
aud tp depreciate Henfyl GaS We know IL,
one more INSCRIPTIONS papersin the Union, Ard
hat Is the Ohio Statesman. ave have no idea
hat The Argus viii correct isls sistssnenr a5ou,
Gov Leieher, bat we hope ake Albary Jourual
will. - Commemorate Sl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08
NO HARTFORD CONVENTION
In Virginia.

The Wings Of ROckbndge, Samuel
Mcdowell Moore 10 The Chair. a few
days ago passed the following telling Re-
solution! A Resolution which speaks
volumes 70 lhe sghs,ots OF Texas and Ia
riff Dlsunipn:
Resolved, That Ire effofis> now 10 procres, n
South Carolina and else uherA bv ooS.,nr %
the Polk party, to dissolve ahis. Simon unlsss
Texas is annexed 10 ii, deserve more tban. he
repfpbalion Of every rue AmericanN cafe
e e y ls proposed 70 hold their FIRST DfsaniOn
Convention 10 lhe City Of Richmond. Il Nm,
sight thai they should know that Vireipis foT.
bserarce does not extend 10 treason. nor Y;re;,
nia hospitality 10 trailors."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08


] ses lbe advertisement ia another column.
we ire srniihed 10 fad lhas This Ins,iiasion has
besa 50 suscesfal IS 70 justly the FAealiy n =
rer.sng asp College Eaikee IN more eentral
portion of ,hs City, 10 Be finished BY he CON-
menssmsnl or DE Tinter session. The Whig
descslbes the building as one which will exhibit
appsoprHaisnsss OF style and hne taste, when
completed. KnOving the Professors Pers0nallf'
we can with perfect eonfsence bear Testimony
10 sarir qSaliheaiioss-an may be Pernisied 70
express surprise, that, with such "a institution
o;,,.su loos owu commonwealih, il should b
la.eaed ,ascesssfy for sOaIbern students 70 g
| North fsr medicaleduc2iion lie, rs keep ou
exnesdiiures within our own limits 10 all esse
vhere, ike this. we can ind ever. Theac.
which can be obtained BY roing ffeprihling aid to
'eno; Ibe las. L L win save thou
s.aan san Of dollars loeae STATE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08
eEN. HAMILTON ON THE "nARGAIN.r

| Gen. Hamilton, who has raised the flag for
"solk, Dallas and Texas" and who Is therefore
aFwilness MOTTO be excepted 70 by Locos, 10 a
recent letter 10 Mr.. White, OF Kentucky, thus
speaks Of The charge Of Bargain sgainstAIr. Clay
| !lIl would, 10 nv humble opinion, have
Eeen an act Of supererogaiion on the parl
Gf Mr., Clay, to have made 4 bargain tol
Chat, By The force and gravity Of political
causes and geographical considerations
Eas inevitable without either his crime OF
SIS pprlcipalioe san offer Of seat 10 Mr
fSiih'the advice OF some of The most inlu
800 --,aooriers Of Mr.. Crawford whose
l I',la men Occupied position Of neutrAli.
se Gss%ee sa The two gIsa! parties Of Gen
soon after. il is true. became belligefani.
% our side. ] sincerely believe thai. Mr..
Elsy's acceptance Of The Office that sub.
lected him 10 such obloquy, was ibe result
~ sense Of the duty which he owed 10
Che country, to aid. by bis counsels, him
whom he had assisted TO place 10 power.
lie certainly relinquished for the depart
Tent Of State, position in the House Of
Representatives. far more desirable, and Of
pore influence and authority, which was
fn1ch better adapted 10 the peculiar and
Ifan scendaht vein OF his signal ability for
distinction in popular assembly,.
! ] know that this view OF the case ruus
counter 70 the opinions Of my old chief
swho Il heputs himself al The head Of the
annexation moyement. will be- my chief
fgain and 10 those of many esteemed
friends. Nth whom | was proudly and
fjcloriously associated ir The struggle .ofI
ISIS aud 20 But they must pardon n q
tpr adhefpg TO opinions Ihowevers value
less long since enteItainet anli frequently
And NOW whenI have no sort
q connexiou with any party 10 the coun-
Try, except on one isolated question asso-
elated. as believe, with Ibebest INTEREST,"
q the whole Union and The vital secutiiyl
II the South, ] i hope may be allowed
eithout az impeachmeLt Of my own mo.
4ses, aud certainly Nth no adhesion I'll.
her expressed or implied. TO The politics
\ MIR. Clay. TO do Justice. as far as nv
tumble opipion'c can atord il, TO bis public
epa,ation and bis uH$uliied personal hon
i.
remain. dear sir With esteem, very
especially, your obrdt ser'vt, a#'5
Il j.. HAMILTON
Hon. John White. House Of Represen.
iiives. l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

the Hon }; Z. Hoiues, Of South carOlins'
in bis letter On abe subject Of Napiisins 'ne a
fif, thinks State Resistance will come better al
,er Tie election Of the Tariff President and Tas
fifI Congress. Mr.. Holmes, 10 this, only admits
what every sagaeious maIiiin Inc country fore
SEES Such President and such Congress We
shall certainly have. but South carOliUs may mol
soteaeily end aAmediaidr as she did in her las
mad cap freak. NJ. Gay 10 this case VIII q
invested with the sword oil Jusuee, instead Of ins
badge OF Mercy, as IN the former occasion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

The Richmond Wig Contention The
Wing District Convention at Howard
Grove Closed its proceedings on Saturday
aiterpoo6. after three days Of pleasant ald
inspiring intercourse. The company Ill
the time was large, and some fne speech
es were delivered. Besides those we have
already noticed, Messrs. BORIS and BAR
BouR. (son OF the late Governor b Mr..
DANIEL, Of Richmond, Mr.. LANGHoRNE,
OF Norfolk couRty, Mr.. RoBERr C. STA-
NARD, and other gentlemen, made speech
es. We have heard especial praise be.
slowed ~ good judges on the speech o.
Mr.. C. ]. FAULKNER--repre presented 10 have
been remarkable as well for its beauty and
psopriety Of language as for lis good sense
= SIaffdhS night large meeting was helt
at he Club House and Mr. RoBERT HAM.
ILToN Of our city entertained it with al
animated and welI-conceived address, full
OF orthodox Whigsentiment and views
Compiler.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08
TnE nANKRupr LA1v.

The following letter settles the clautor of Ii,
Locos as 70 Mr.. clay's alleged violation Of ii
structions on the subject Of the Bankrupt Law.
ASHLAND, 18th July, 1874.
My Dear SIR | have Just received your
iaVor, and II does mol surprise me 70 learn
ina. our opponents are seeking 10 make
the impression that was instructed togo
against the Bankrupt Law. Our Legisia-
lure gave no instructions to me on the sub
Ject Of the Bankrupt Law. Resolutions
Of instruction were pending before the Le-
gtslaiure, bbt they were los, ~ disagree.
meni oetweenAbe two Houses. You nav
boldly assert this, and proof. If necessary,
can be furnished from Frankfort
Your friend and obi serv't,
1T. CLAY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

South Carolina ~ letierfrom the Hon
y. =. HoLMEs Of the Charleston District
81 O., is published 10 the Charleston Mer
.cary, 10 which the writer declares bis be
lief that resistance, Southern resistance il
"lt'csn be procured If not. then State re-
sIsiance, is The remedy for the evils which
The South complains OF. Mr.. HOMES
says: ~ admitthal the question is arrow
ed down to an issue, Passive O5edseac.
or Resistance ! believe the evils OF the
Tariff cannot be exaggerated-,hat in !
few years it will operate TO render the cot.
ton planting ia South Carolina utierly pal.
uelessn :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08
Rev. W. G. BRowNEow.

The Mass Meeting II Augusta.-In. Or,
Der not to intesfere with the meeting al
winchester. the Gathering at Staunto5 d
postponed until the 2Sth and 29tb Of Au-
guss-and the Wings Of The intermediate
country are endeavoring to arrange mat
ters Tor meetings at Woodstock and Har-
risoubn.g 10 the interim. in order 10 getthe
services OF the distinguished orators like
~ TO be present 10 Winchester, on their
way up 10 Staunion. The suggestion Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

Thomas z. Marshall sk oA from among Tho
eo9ns, He Is out for Polk ia DaIlas.-Louis.
"He is our for no such ben. Tom Mar.
shall is in favor Of NaAdnAs bank. di.,rIba-
tlcns and protective Tariff al btss rald measures.
He y Tor Texas, ills true, aud he hates Mr. CLAY
gefspnaily, but he is uos hSiayor II Polk and
Dallas Louisville Jouanek