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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-13

~ Copy o. the fcreg log circular and Act Of the Assem-
bly, has been forwarded 70 each Commissioner Of the Re
venue.
Marsh -. f02-2t
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TOR SALE.

q WISH 10 cell IVY house aud lot. situated
near ,he hend oc Alam Street, 100 feet u
asyc seventh alle,, and running thence south
- degrees ,wcdn poles, thence north 81 leg
y ct 10 trei, thence north - degrees, east s
anles 10 second street thence sou,h 80 degrees.
ftsi 70 (eci to the beginning. hr said p'eoe
of ground heiug pal, of the lots known in me
A,an of the town by No s. and 225. On this
loi there i a conpeaien, dw,lli~g house. sas!
iHas, axc-icnt garden. There is likewise on
'.t LOT good tobacco mahn'actorp, with the
serews AID all Gxturcs necessary to carry on tho
hlsinrss extensive V. There a'e lew lots ~
iawn more cnnyenirnt or desirable than This, 1t
i. <iltsied on main STREET, in rlcasan, part Of
town. and in one of the hest nrishborhoGds.
The situation is healthy. water convenient, and
IN every respect desirable residence for apri
vale fatnily ~ II mar OF business | will make
terms accommodating. and will take ncg'oes in
,rr payment fot particulars, application
may be mute 20 de suh> erihrr living on the
premises, ~ to the Ediitrs Of the Vuginian.
SAML. LOVE.
r-aI
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APPROVED, 2d March, lS29.

~ " making additional appropriations for cefta in
Notifications ofthe United States for the ysr ono
thousand eight hundred aud twe uty-nlnc.
liz Il enacted by The Senate and House of Re
frrseDtaiires Of ne United States of lnttrira in
Congress as embttd, Iuai the following snrus,
he, and the same are hereby, appropriated. in
addition 10 the several sums appropriated hv
the ACT Of the twenty fourth Of May, pne thou.
sand rgt' hundred anl twenty eight, for Ger
aln iort licalians of the United 5 stcs, for he
6rsi quarter of the year one thousand eight
hundred and twenty uine. TO vii: for FORTH
cations. TO each specifically, as follows
For tort Adams, ~ N"wport Rhode Island
eigat, five thousand dollar,
For t'r Hamilton, New York, eighty thou.
sand dnllnrs.
For io'i Monroe eighty five thousand liar.
For fort Calhoun. ninety ihou.Hnd dell rs.
For font Macon, Month Carolina, fifty thou
sand dollars.
For ton al Oak Island Nor Il Caro- ina fart,
seven thousand light hundred aud thirty iou,
dnllals.
For forlifcatons ~ Charleston, South Car
OH IA. sixty Thousand dollars.
fof Qualifications at Savannah, Georgia
sixty Thousand doi vs.
For foundations At Pensa cola, West Flor.
ds. fiit, five Thousand dollars
For fort al Mobile point, Alabama, eighty
thousand dollars.
For completion Of the bpticrv a, Bayou BIZ
enyen", six thousand four hundred aud for Y
seven dollars aud eighty cents
For completion ofthe sea wall for the pre-.
ser'aIi"n OF George, island, ia Boston harhor,
seven thousand three hundred and ten dollar,
and fifty four rents.
For repair 81 the pi-r upon which is con
structed Fort La Fayrtte. aud such other re-.
pars, as are absolutely necessary for th1 pre-
serya'ion M thai iort. thirty three Thousand
three hundred and eighty Sly dollars and seven
~ cents.
For rcpairsat Fort Delaware fifteen thousand
dollars.
For repairs aud contingencies Of foriihcs
ions, eleven Thousand Two hundred and litN
dollars.
SEE. ,. And be il further enacted. That the
several sums hereby appropriated, shall h'
tpaid o"t OF any money in the Treasury, not o
hsr"'se appropriated
APPROVED. 2d March, 1920.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-30

The fecundity OF turtle is such. ihat were Il
not FOR the immense havoc which is committed
upon them IN the diilercnl stages Of their esis
ience, by bu,lafds, sharks, NC. all the tropical
seas and shores would scarcely afford room for
Them in few yenp. They lay from twenty 10
hundred eggs NJ once, aud this mary times
IN the course Of n season. such - the ins,inG.
tive dread of birds ofprcy with which they are
bora, that rs soon as they e1erge from the
holes in the sand in which they are patched.
they make instantly Tor tho water, and never
lail 10 take The siraightea course.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-30
NEW GOODS 3

NENtE have this day received, large lot OF
" ready made cIothiag, OF the latest FASH
ions, and ol superior workmanship. The Goods
consist at fine and superfne BLe, Black, Brown
Olive and Green Dress aud Frock Goats, Vel
vat. Aoeskin Cashmere +; Blue. Black and
Brown SILK Valencia and Marsails Vests !;
Pantaoons of Cloth, Cashmere, Cassinelt hnd
Btnsnp Cord; Fancy Hdkfs. Patent Spring
stocks, Blk silk and Fancy colored Neck Hand
kerchieis Pocket handkerchief, Linen and Cot.
tan Shirts, Snspenders, beavers, Gloves. Hats,
Boots, Shoes, Brogans, aud Pumps with va
rety Of Dry Goods, &c. This arrival enabiea
us 10 accommodate all who call upon US from
head 70 foot, and at prices which cannot fail to
please WALKER L. co.
Emporium Of Fashions.
~ B. We are daily expecting large supply
Of Spring and Summer Clothing.
March 49,
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by AUTHORITY.

Az ACT to hn,ho-ise subscription for sinh m q, .
part Of the tnitcd states in tho Louis, lille aud
land canal Company. w
BE II epacttd by Tie Senate and Uop,, q,
Representatives ofht United Taies If .4o,eri
CT, IN Congress dsstmbitd, That the sec,c.
tary of he Treasury he, and he hereby !, an.
thorned and directed 10 sub. Grille for or n,r.
chase, in the name aud 70, the use OF The mi.
TED States, any stock which may have been ia,
feiieJ 10 the Company, and which stall b, IN
disposed of on The fourth day % March nex,.
not exec ediug thiithen hundred and ff,y shares
ofthe Capital stock ofthe Louisville and po,,
land Canal Comp ny and 10 pay for the same.
when called unon by snid Company, out If any
nancy in the Treasury. not otherwise annro.
pr lated Provided Said shares can he had
FOR snm not exceeding oue hundred dollars
each.
Sec. .. dni be il further enacted. Tia, the
said Secreinf, Off Treasury shall vote for
President and Directors fsaid COMPANY. ne.
curding 10 such number o. shares, and shall :,
cesr, upon The IA d stock. the proportion Of the
'oll' which shall, f. ON tms,Le time, be d,ie la
the United States for the lock aforesaid.
APPROVES, 81 Mach, 1920.
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Az act maxine approp tdions for tho erection and
eonl'r'on OF eertain barracks and Quarters. and COR
n" - ~" p -
preyg,,,t ra. af,ga t,;I.1 e, o"" ''o,'e ne
la,,,,nas. y nc |n r o,a'e' % hmtfiea ~
Ia. AMI ,I'a $50 u.s.. "'' NV "s sum
VII. - appropriately I"
For ,be erection, oro ,ow.. =, p..o
Louisiana siy,,a,, ,baa'a,'a -. t. ,"" n"p'e,
seventy scvon I,ta,s a'J r',,. s'n """.'. . anu
r,.,,ha'.' ."'''''s 1870 49, 10 ''e eeh's'
-, ,,,, C',': 90 W "" 's,"s '"' one company
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GLORIOUS WOOD

Atraveller, who visited the chateau Of la
rasp, (swi'aerland) was struck in almost every
apartment |''s ,ad ie',pe 81 p,nGs ssa a,
ferent articles of furnture consisted; and con.
sidering that lbe wainscoing, al least, mus, be
sone centuries old, he jvstl, considered il as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-30

surprising. that II should hive continued TO er.
hale this perfume ior such length ot time. in
VI diminished strength. ow,ne.tis presumed.
to The smell of this wood. apartments whinsco-
ted with II are never infested with bugs or
moths. i'isn species oftree, however, becoiD
ing very rare m III. Alp.
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SECRET In RnYING.

Buy IN winter md sell 10 summer Whatever
Is hongh, aud sold by liquid measure thirty
TWO gallons Of spirits, bought in winter, will,
without being In the least diluted, make thirty
Three IN summer. The reason is. that all bod
les, fluids especially, expand with hra, aud con.
tract with Guild,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-30
Med WognzIne.
IMAM POLISH FOR FURNITURE.

GERMAN POLISH FOR FURNITURE.
Melt an ounce Of black rosin, and squarier
of a pound OF yellow wax in an earlhern pip
kin, and pour in by degrees, two ounces fspi-
rits OF turpen,me when the whole is well in
corporaied, put IL 10 an earthen jar, and keep
il close covered tor use. When you use II,
spread little of il on The turni,ure ol a wool
len cloth, and CUB il in we'll H. few days the
polish will be as hard and bright as varnlsh
hIerh Mag
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NATRAss MAKING

V subscriber, at the lower end OF main
street, in addition iohis Rope and Irvine max
ing business; makes and repairs Curl'd Hair
Mattresses. Also makes Shuck Mattresses, a
cheap and comfortable article for summer---and
would be thankful for any job in that way
which shalt be done with neataess and despatch,
and on very reasonable termes.
J, r. ECHOL9.
ktay ! fso9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-30

London, Paris, Bosfoa, Ne~ York aud
PhiladcipAm Goods for sale,
BY WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
AH EDlClNfS. doug. pants, obs. dyei,nlls,
tVH lmmshes. vine sauiiis,
Patent medicines.
Surgeon. nt.tr'imrnis,
Hauers materials,
Dve woods IN sticks and ground,
Colors, chemicals
The American medical herbs,
Water colors in bose, and by dozen or sim
gle cake,
Colours for painting oayeivti,
C!o'hiers iruShes aud jacks,
Tsnter books,
variety al iascy articles frCtu Paris and
London, Which the Laiies and gentlemen NJ
Lsnchburg aud its vicinity ar yelv ,c-
peciu!'y iuTlledto cali aud examine. Fyiler,s
materials, Dentists Instruments, a r.mnl.,. as
sorfnert 81 gum elastic Instruments Nc FL
stbsefi6c' IS non opcuing HIS Sp,ne s,,,oI,.
Consisting IN part ct the above articles H.
y respectfully invites The call OF ma rrio,d.
eu.toniers. ply s;cans. merchants. tbe cjlixsno
OF bynchhurg aud the public in general. He
sable 10 supply orders 90 any extent. and will
sell goods Oh us good terms MS any house in Yin.
sinia' Ills articles a,eaH frta4 aad genuine,
Howell DAVIES.
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M Al "a REV AHD.-Rauaway from my
~ GSg nlnnta,,nn. IN Botctouri COUNTY, on

IN NMSh REV ARD.--kanaway nom my
~ Sss plantation. N Bo'''our' eou''y, ga
m. lin day Of lasf mouth m"a'o M"
amed NAT. Heis ABOUT u wears o'.' "'e
f.e, nine u, ten Inches high, stout aud wen
-, "a oteas;np cnnnien,nce. and s'if
fhaIy He took of with him variety %
,1o,hins. smang which were bMek i''' NAT
line broad cloth coat AMI a pair OF grey e,S'
net pan,aioons. haye hut lin'e doubt III"
i,e viii ATTEMPT 10 pass himself~s nee MAJ p
anil think /, h ghiy prohaii'e hat We ms eh"'s
81 his name aud is in possession OF Tree pass.
he has been lately sesn in Lynehonfs' ana
i either lurking about that p'"ce Oh w."
fie river as a bon,man. ne ""ose 'eM"'"
viii he paid to eny person who will de'i''
hid slave ~ 8. Garland IL Lyncl U"rg, or TO
tho subscriber Two miles north OF Bedfo'd
curt House.
4,rl2 100
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Aud humble servant,
Weston, Mar, h - 1929.

4 permanent baV0c plHkeea dge tof muslin,
hien. coiiO1, n,d pr0babiy nix or UO0iieH, from
Horse Chesnut Dor the bull color, AK the
who.e rult, husk " all. when quite Young (per
haps about as large as small cherry. y cut il
small and nut il into cold soft water, with MS
mucn soapa, will just cloud or discolor the
water When deep enough, pour of the clear
parI and dip whatever is 10 be dy ed ill it isthe
color required.
For the sankern Color, take the hnsks Of the
frull ONLY cut OF brrah them small. steep them
Ia soft water, with snap hS nbove, and dye IN
the same manner. The husks may br used tor
The buff dye, after the kernels are flrmed but
il is onIy when n.r> are almost impercrpIible
thai the Whole hut /. u.rd, and the brightness
of he ban celof dnniuI.bes MS the husk rpens.
it'll when quite iIpr, the dye is most like nan-
keen.
II il thought that Ills hich was discover ed
| ~ accident many ycaI> ago, Isuoi generally
kno. ;and ihd hcing II permanent, cheap,
aud easily procured dye, II may be 'tseiul, and
supetsed, S IN some measure, foreign dyrins
| sIuif. The sa.p used was White or brown wind.
.or aud common notified whichever was AT
! hand UrtWa'rr seemed not To answer so W u
as cold IN making TIE dye, as II was less bright
lut once Owed. nothing was ever found to ef
| face the culor. dyer would easily find the
! proportions and, perhaps, some aiNali instead
oil tI,at Of the soap But II itied ~ NIL u is par
,cnnrly requested tbat the directions Dere CIV
en- may he strictly followed AT first, US They are
erarig giren by HE person "ho IS tho eht to
hive made lle discovery. Mus linen, sanI-
brio muslin, and calico, sere iird II did not
discharge the colurs Of prioted r"rrons.
The husks may be gathered during Sepiem-
be, and October. Whether any use can be made
of them when dry, or whether the dye can ne
made ADD kept ill ilic young chesnuis are rea-
dy. has not been ascertained
[ iIfrh hfnnnZInk.
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fst'""o -, colo Leather
Morocco and Lining 9h"'s M .d -fnt.
Bale Cotton Yarn, by '''e ~
kn,liing Cotton, asso'''
Lamp Wick
Hardware and Cutlery
Fur and Wool Hats
Sea- aud other Caps
Sc Trunks = mar,.
We have connected with our store, " MANI NV
.a,org Of Gentlenensv Boots and Shoe I'VE :.
s se manufacture La'Iies Seal, Moroecoadd
prunrlis Shoes which viii he made Of the ' 'sa
matpra :. apoa the shortest notice ana !" '"s
most fashionable and neat manner
nv IS
Jan. 90.
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on' oil any ponfy 10 The 1rcasur, no, other.
wise appropriated.
APPROVED. ID March lSyg.
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TER Ms.

..,,,,,a. rayable III adYaneo,--So 'l'h-
II For = Pc, ..,,cd iar less time han s,s months
saipioA wi 10 "a, H. d.sunnad (ut at the DISCRETION
he y f Gssss paid cont. v.t
II t'ssftSsmsss .t t,ne and 81 IL cents Tor eaeh
,gare kor iessls mo - . distnue. must lac paid for
a6atin4'ncs ...yt;on, or tic payment assumed by
g's., ,s,p 20 per-enin l-sHeaea'F
=, CHANGER, orders exceeding two
rtedfa sig dollars. ,,,,,, no ms,
rA,,e,,nr. a.ldrssscd to the Editors 'uas' ~ P"'
=. az hev will notbc attended TO-
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IL, y. making additional appropriations for the M,
OF inc Revolutionary and other pensioners Of tho
ahted States for the year one thousand egh, hundro
and i've cats nine
;, lie II enacted BY The SENATE aud House al
"7",ssenicitre, Of The United States OF .4neri.
ca IN Congress assembled. That the following
sums be- aud they are hereby. respectively ap.
pf"p'"tcd towards the military service of the
year one thoosand eigd hundred and twenty
mr. ~ additiou 20 the several sums appropri
lea hy the act of The twenty fourth of NAV,
one thousand eight hundred and twenty eight,
10 nit: 90
for invalid and half pay pensioners, erclu.
s.'s OF BALANCE Oh hand Of one hundred and
eieh'F o'e thousand nine hundred and eighty
aoha's and min cents, forty two Thousand one
n"ndfeh Hn'l thirteen dollars
for revolutionary pensioners, exclusive Of a
oaia zee on hand of one hundred aud ten ihnn,
ana SIX hundred and fifteen dollars aud seventy
efn's, four hundred aud eighty nin- thousand
tht'e hundred aud eight. -four dollars.
oEc. 2 lad be dCmher enacted That the
several sums hereby appropriated, shall he paid
o"' OF a''y money in the Treasury moi Other wise
Appropriated.
APPROVED, p March 1929
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WMI. DEAN

tW SURGICAL INSTRUMENTAL,
:, ',l received new Instrument, for exhausiiug
"'""'"s The female breast, VERY COMPLETE
aiArcf.oH
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VOL. VIn.--NO. I'd.

man who loves our institutions, ard rrio;ess IN
gu, prosperity. ashamed of having spproy.d
THIN
II is earnestly TO be hoped for the sake OF
our country, that yonr sniic pa,lons of The con
sequenccs likely TO resell from the late change
IN thu persons Administering fhe government
may not be realized. 1hey certainty will NOT
be. If ous halfthe good staii b. ac.atnui shed
wh,ei, has been promised SO affen III 20 many
place and on such 10 h authority Then will
the Constitution he guarded, with goat yiei-
lance fron Executive aud legislative eneroach-
menls Each branch Of the Government will
be kept within is prescribed sphere, without
debating TO, or controlling the oihefs - Wise
aud espedient mr. sures alone will lie adopted
lhe national ieb. will he more rapit'y disehnr-
get u'rie foreign missions win be abolish
ed AID rapid changes in them. bo,depso,ne,
by outfits TO the Treasury, moi tolerated All
The great interests aflhe country will be equal.
~ protected. Purity Of mural and political
Character a0ne will hud reward Commanding
AMI well knpwn tarnt alone will be called 10
ruhlie omre, No par'izan. Il, or cut of Con.
gress, whose VOTE and exerfinn wss nreessaryto
sesne the triumph, will he placed in impor-
Ne' sniions, lest suspicion OF bargain and enfs
rnpfInn arise. No offices will be thrown into
C"ngfr'7 10 tempt the Representatives of the
Peope. aud corrupt the legislature. Reireuci
menf aud reform will correct all abuses zen
or nns'en, felt mud u'iclt You will mn sure
ffloce with me- when the performances shall an.
swef 10 the letter of the promise
tender 10 ynu, gentlemen, and lhose whom.
ynu represent. the salu atoms Of n,endship and
respect aud am Yonr fellow citizen.
SAMUEL L. SOUTUARD
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'eA,.EH ODEtM X Co.
1t the sign of the big Boot.

"a AVE lately ffCfh'a "'"'
IN "A iionai supplies OF various
.sSAMs~SS ,,rt;,.Irs in thei, 1--we. ~ NOV oisf
~ ,or sale u, very reduced prices
" for cash or approved paper, IA"
yaH extensive assortment OF
IA ccn,lemcns' Boots and sho's
Ladies W ~.
- unrocco md Seal ska
saaw csiIdTr"' do
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4rlaa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18
GeNERAh Posr Orricr DErARrMENr,
2Sfh L,iIf 1000

StR;-Your letter OF the 23i Inst is received fhe
practice oil reunding postage tho repre- OF
The person receiving the letter admitted BY
the Department, and il was known at the Depart-
ment till recently, that il had any where obtained lite
operation IL unequal and not reciprocal Ii is unecua
for no Post Master would receive the
persons OF doubtful veracty Of strangers that the
more indgcnt, being the obscure, would seldom
enjoy its benefits IL Is not recproca because letters
Moderated are never returned Cor corrections; that
corrections always made in avcr of the individual
but never in Cvor of the Department-and there are
more letters undorrated than overrated. The Cashier
of one OF the Banks in this place lately requested that
Tho postage might he corrected any letter found to be
charged. The Post Master requested him when.
ever he believed letter 20 be charged to send il
rnbrokcn to be opened at the Post Office and il would
then be cogrccted aud it gives no more trouble to send
e letters to the Office before il broken than after.
wards. tie accordingly sent a letter the next day
marked double 10 be opened the Office; but on omen.
!ng IL, il found TO contain two bank notes. which
increased the postage instead of Diminishing it, Such
would be the result in than half the cases IL per.
cons would send their lelters unopened for correction
the aggregate amount Of passage paid by any
or moDted institution, Is never than the aggregate
amount OF lawful postage. This, however only proves
taa the law is good; but whether good or bad would
ho dangerous innovation upon the principle of
tuutons 10 admit the authority OF am executive officer
10 set aside che lazy substitute his own arbitrary
Iuc.
much regret that any Post Master has ever ventur-
cdupon this ground; and shah expect to be abandon.
ed By every person who retains place in this depart.
sncnt The law on this point, and on every point, is
,y!erempory and must be strictly obeyed.
ain, very respectfully, your obt serv't,
w. I. BARRY.
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CUMBERLAND ROAD

CoSHEBsvrLLE, Ind July 25.-From commun-
cation IN our paper to-day, from the Hon. o. II. Sath
will no seen that the original instructions given by
he Secretary OF War 10 the the Cum
berand Road through this State revoked, aad that
me appropriation. OF $50 900 is not now TO be expended
IN The vicinity OF indianapolis. hut that the Road be
opened from the Eastern to the Western boundary of
The State, by emitting off the timber and digging down
me mn so that the route may he pasSabls for
This construction of the act will meet with the ecd
ed appreciation OF the citizens of this State holy Tho
former construction 10. only appeared unnatural
but thwarted The eSpectaonso ALL and received
with much displeasure.
Upon the suprosition that tho first construction wa.
tho SPIRIT OF thc active cannot bu; look upon the
as iiJudcious IN the extreme The object of this great
national work is the establishment OF ioroug hfare
from the Atlantic country, 10 the of the Mssis
sippi valley hence II would seem that sense
itself declares that we should tahc from the Western
UNIT OF Ohio, where 1t will be left, and carry it 10
our Western neighbour in good condition as the APP
preparation will admit, and devote it all TO an soa
ted SPOT in the middleof the State.
[Fdyet'e ObserUer.
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out and who Ea u reosn ia Consequence al ,adip9si-
ton, that tho company that had proceeded TO the battle
of Importance, only that they did not discover
any Indians-and that Myrcs and Owensby were both
,onnu dead on 'ne ground VIM ,her scaps OH Poor
feet and hands were found about two hundred yards
from the encampnent where the Indians had
him, and burnt him avc:-for his hands and feet were
laying in the edge of u bed OF ashes. We are also in
formed that the last orders of the Governor Gen
Trigg, were TO leave hundred 10 protect the
frontier and march the rest back to the setenonts-
unless there be sufficient symptoms for danger keep
them all stationed on the frontier. tYest. Mon.
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ABxrR GnrENLEAr, Esq.
Esem az Uaited Nla,cs, Ytlesrnsh. ]


Mn. EDiroR My name having been introduced
Scholiicd, Assistant Letter Carrier, TO substanate
charge against the r. M. General, owe il 10 truth to
take such notice OF the matter MS will exhibit the trans
ACTION out Of which the charge has grown in its proper
light.
Briefly then, il is untrue that the p. NJ. Gene.
Eal refused pay postage any letter directed his
wife aud delivered 10 him by me; is il that
have ever, in the presence Of Mr.. Scolheld, or any
one else, asserted that he had done So
The circumstance which gave rise 10 the charge was
This was requested 10 carry letter addressed Mrs
Eatsiarine a. Barry" into the y. NJ Generals ROOM
handed him the letter. and inquired " il it was in
tended for his lady," he replied in the affirmative
gentleman present then remarked " that by tire dec.
sion OF the late p NJ General Postmasters and others
having the right 10 frank might include the
dencc OF their wives and minor children living with
thcm in that privilege, without violating the spirit and
intenou Of the law" at which Mr.. Barry smiled and
observed" that as mans wife part of himself
there seemed TO be in it, or words 10 that
effect. then left the and mentioned upon my
return TO the post oice the conversation held in the
a. NJ. Generals room. That did not consider Mr.
Barry giving any decision this point much less
refusing TO pay is eviden: from the circumstance Of
not entering the amount as overcharged :" and from
the further fact that letters received by members OF the
u Nj. Generals family have been regularly paid for
by him.
In reference 10 other circumstances related nv
y. NJ Scholfed, which seems 10 be relied uron as
evidence OF the truth of his statement would remark
that they are as unioundeI the charge against the
Post Master General. LAMBERT TREE,
Clerk Citv Post