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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-12
LOUISIANA AND THE TARIFF.

From the Opeusas Gazette, March 23.J
The Joint Committee of both Houses, ap-
pointed for the purpose of examlnln
and reporting on the resolutions OF the
States of Vermont and Mississippi, re-
lative to the Tariff of 1923, beg leave to
submit the following resolutions viz
Resolved, by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the State of Louisiana
IN General Assembly convened, That the
General Assembly of this State do not
cOncurin the views and sentiments express
sed by the resolutions Of the State Of Mis-
slsslppi, relative to the Tariff OF 1928; and
that the Legislature of this State does not
perceive any unconstitutiOnality in adopt
ing such measures.
Resolved, sc. That we highly approve
oftho resolutions of Ihe Legislature OF, the
State of Vermont, by which they have de-
clared the law ofIS2S, on the Tariff, be
constitutional, expedent, and harmless to
the Southern States, or any other Of our
sister States.
Resolved &c. That our Senators in
Congress be instructed, and our Reprcsen-
tatiycs requested to accede to and sup
port such measures as those that are con-
templaled by the law Of 1923, on the Tar.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-12
RTFFALO NIar =

LAKE EuIr.-itis peculiarly gratifying % notice
the annual increase of business upon the waters
of Lake Erie. The Lake navigation commenced
this spring much earlier than usual and Il has al.
ready assumed degree ofimpOrtauco and actv U
mcqUalIed by that Of any former period. Besides
the numerous sch0Oners that constantly crowd our
wharvcs. waiting their several turns 20 load or un-
load. seven fine steamboats, ve ful and profitable
employment. One Of these boats now leaves oul
harbour every morning, crowded with freight and
passengers. destined to the fertile regions OF the
west Il Is impossible to reflect on the almost
incredible increase of business upon Lake Erie
for the last six or seven years, without INDUCING
IN what TO some may appear eXtrayaSant aniiclpa-
tims of tho future.
The map of the entire globe does not present
another sheet of water so Str.kugIy peculiar a,
chat ofIake Erie. Ii literally commands the ma
virabIe waters of North America From the south
n steamboat has already asccnded the AIceany &c
Warren; and a :riliug Improvement of the Chau
tlgoue outlet, will enable steamboats, from New
Orleans 10 approach within eight miles of Porliau.
harbour From the north. the vessels OF Lake
Ontario have already visited Lake Eric, tllE usI
the Welland Canal and River. The same spirit o
eutcrprise that produced the Nelland Genial, II 4;
believed. will soon be able 10 overcome the nau
raj impedimants TO the navigation OF the NJ. Law
renee and open an easy and uninterrupted com
munjcaton from Lake Erie through Lake Ontario
to Montreal and Quebec. The ease with winch
a canal Of sufficient capacity TO pass steam boats
can be opened between Lake Michigan and the
Mississippi is well known. This enterprise b.,
been long aeitatcd and will it Is believed soon be
accomplished. But this will not be the only chan
mel Accommodation between Lake Ene and the
Gulf of Mexico From the southern shores Of
Lake Erie. the Ohio and Pennsylvania Canals viii
onen communication through The Ohio River %
The Mississippi
Lake Erie, therefore, muy be regarded as a great
central reservoir from which open IN al directions
the most extensive channels Of uilnd navigation
to be found in the world; enabling vessels of th'
Lake to traverse the whole interior OF The country
10 visit the Atlantic at the perth or iu the south
and collect the products, tie luNries, and wealt.
of every cline and country
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-12

The whole number Of acres IN cultivation a! n.
5gut9 Yclcs is 81 ~
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-12
CERTIFICATES.

Having used in our practice of the Bilious Pills
prepared 10y William \. Bruck, we can certify
Chat in their operation they are mild and well cal
culated to produce the effect for which they are
designed.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-12

EVANSVILLE, NAY ]

EVANSVILLE, MAY i.
SToRU--A storm Of wind and rain Of q
few minutes duration, on Wednesday last,
overthrow and completely demolished the
African Church, "a small brick building
on the south of the town, blew down q
part Of Wilson'S Soap Works, and materi-
ally injured the roof Of o rev brick build
ing on Marietta street Part of the roof
of the Church was carried over hill near
ly q quarter Of a milc-Rcpublic0H.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-12
wHETT,IWG TMAztakaT
PITTSBURGH, May 3

Bacon. plenty. at SIP and 6 cents. wholesale
Butter keq cents Larl,l ID "a -
Beans. bushcl, 81 as.
Flour, plenty, 70 q 3 co.
Feathers. % a 80, scarce.
Wheat. As %. scarce; Corn, 80 -, scarce
Flax. 6 cents. Bcesway, 81 81 n demand
BALTIMORE Ma
Gers,gav. - % Foathe.>. 20.
ToYr 5TalG2. Wheat, 93 %.
Corn 25a go. Olts. -.
Hons. LIST sort, Is; 2nd, -; old. cen,
Tobacco-ii6e red. ID and cents yellow
md Tea. 10 rs: yellow, Il % p.
Hams. QaIO. Bacon assorted : IA a G.
Butter kegs, 0 H. Lard, ID a..
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-12

Judge Goodenow yesterday, forwarded
to- the Governor his resignation of the Office
of Supreme Judge He was induced to
thls course 10 consequence Of an acute dis
ease in one ofais eyes, which rendered It
very painful, ifnot absolutely impractical
bic for HIM 10 perform the duties Of the Of
flee. lie considered It Inconsistent with
ars duty, To- hold the office, when by doing
So. under the present arrangements OF the
courts, there must be total suspension Of
business, 10 most Of the counties m which
he was assigned to sit with Judge Collet
This hgh minded and honorable conduct
on the part of Judge Goodenow, entities
him TO the respect and esteem Of his fellow
citizens. and is calculated to occasion gen
eraI regret that such "a course was neces-
sarv. Cincinnati Gazette.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-12
nNRD7 M,

On Thursday last by the Rev. Charles Cooke
Mr. TuouAs b. pENroyEy, Merchant, 10 Miss
Av,vDA KuIGEH daughter of jacob heissr, Es9
100 of this place
ON the 9th inst. by the same, NJ. EUw ARD o.
1zr. 90 Miss Olivia swYLrR, both OF tins place
On the s1ne day. by the Rev Tho J. Wheat
lT- JrssE LAyrz. TO Miss HANNAH Armstrong,
both of This place.
On The 22i ult AZ Marietta, o. by Silas Cook
Tso Dr. c. : BARoS. Of Bridgeport, Belmont co.
%. 10 Miss WuHELNINE, daughter OF u. l. EeiS-
ler. late of FRANKFORT, Germany.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-12
LAW BOOKS a. MAP
IA NEGRO Girl.

TmOR SALE. healthy and strong Negro Girl
"a rs years old. Inquire of II. at tlhS Oi-
nee. May z, 1880.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-12
RNUCK9S
FREE BILIOUS and WORM DESTROYING
PILLS,

prepared b. tie INVENTOR AiInseJ)
p HAVE been DESTROYS for some time that the
y importation into this country of what are cal
led the German Pills" might be done away by
the appearance Of a medicine prepared IN tie Uni
ted States, that might supercode them. no"
offer to the Public a medicine Of my own discoVe-
~ and preparing, which has the preference With
those who have used them, both to the German
and Lees Pills. They may be administered III ]
all cases wher. the above-named arc used, ana
with more certainty remove Bilious complaints.
They are remarkably well calculated 20 remove
all distinctions of the riSccTa, and diseases orr
ginating from Bilious redundncics. And as they
are in their operation very mild-causing no gH-
pings or unpleasant scnsatIons-they NAV there
fore be administered with equal safety in all ages
OF both sexes.
Each Boz contains % Pills, Price 25 cents
per Box.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-12
DIR HORACE POTTER,
DIR. GEO. M'COOK,
DIR. LEONARD HANNA.
Anil = 1-lO


DIR. LEONARD HANNA.
New-Lisbon, April 8, 1850.
We have used Lees DilioU, Pills in our families
a number Of years, but having efcctualy tried w.
a. Bruck' IS Free Bilious Pills, we give them de-
clded preference having found them TO cause less
sickness and more efiecual in their operation al
though smaller quantity taken at dose than u
sual they have also been eiiectIal in removing
worms from several Of our children.
JOHN DUGDALE,
J. c. WILLARD,
JOSHUA MALIN,
New-Lisbon, March ., 1880.
For sale by TODD s. WOODS,
May u. WMer-st. Wheeling.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-12

'ne Flohc ohccs cs means u Forwarding his friends
oj paai'hms hrs enemies, presents foroiblo ex.
aurGdcaton of ihe startling abuse Of power in
VOWED 10 that principle. t,r. Carl, was flithful
ind capable officer and had rendered important
services TO the nation. at critical period. when
most oftho rewardees OF the administration were
enjoying their case at their own homes. The re-.
moyal of Mr. Clark viii be remembered TO the
i.scredt Of the President, so long as active patri
.tIsm shall be deemed worthy of public regard
The speech Of Mr. Marks, 10 the Senate of the
United States, given on the preceding page, places
t.is matter in just and striking point of light.
go
The Choc,aw Indians, in the state Of 0Iississippi
have agreed TO sell their lands and remove beyond
,hs Mississippi They ask a miIIioa Of dollars for
,leir territory, together with section of land for
each man. and Tie expenses of removal and one
years subsistence to be paid by the U. States.
90
Tae intelligence from Mexico and South Anne
RIGA IS stli adverse TO the tranquility of those cx-
tsasiee regions Their independence has not been
crowned with lbs proper fruits. The country is in
the hands of 1ac.y..zad, ambitious iguoramuscs.
who appear incapable ofi.rac,.ng public affairs 20
.1y advantage, or unwilling 90 look beyond the
se.l-aaess personal agenndizameaL There IS
hsveger some consolation held OUT in the remarks
arHe American Annual Register copied on ONT
first ra-c. Thcv.evs which are token 6y the Re
-s.e-. promise d 5eu-rst.,e orth.ags lJrthe neN
generation.
go
Asaca- salrP-To.a,ea r.pro't ottae re "a'jils
course Of the National administration, was lately
given at public entertainment ia Boslou' DO o
toas, which rolis tl"s:-
The political Fence-bn.derS- who reward
with POSTS. those who have done the ra..'y
90
EIu.8a q B1rtr and UeLE Ig-am-This
fs t., lille Of n publication inst commenced iu
po..-r. l... lT..,s Willis and Rand. The FIRST
,--.r..- line bs,, r,re,yol ami rives evidence of
s..,-. ,rooss 81, trs rra,, c.1ss of Education
rr.. -,-, .,r,,.t PM, editors rrooose ot9lc. en-
.-.. ,5, ,,,,r,.,r.,I .Ybi,,,s rbat bear directly
-I .-r....-r.... IN, ,,.,l,- M -o,.-I e1pc,tion.
49,, .t., moss. e.r,1.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-28
FOREIGN.

ny arrivals at New York, April IL, in Is
days from England.
The London papers are filled with
Parliamentary debates.
The resolution introduced by the
Chancellor of the Exchequer for re.
duoi3g the 4 per cent. stocks to 81 Der
cent. vas agreed to.
The London Times Of the 5Oth saws
''nearly all the Country letters receiv
ed this morning. speak Of growing
improvement IN the manufacturing dis
tricts. and the gloom which lately pre-
vailed respecting the state Of trade n
the city, has almost wholly disappear
ed"
The following information, dated
Paris, March 25. is given by the Eng
fish papers. without vouchlng for lis
cOrrectness:--
Notwithstanding the apparent quiet
in the capital. it is now generally ru-
mored that the King has considerable
doubt OF the fidelity Of his guards, and
that the officers have received ins,ruc
tons TO watch narrowly the conduct oil
the men under their command. and A
bove all. to prevent their mixing with
the people. This prccaution does not
seem To be without reason, az YOU will
judge from the following authentic &C.
count Of an attempt to asssssinate the
King, which has only Just TRANSFERRED.
although u Is understood to have taken
place previously 90 the late quarrel
with the Chambers. Charles Y. wa.
hunting IN The forest of 81. German.
AZ the turning of one of the avenues.
his Majesty found himself in front ol
one Of his Guardcs du Corps, Who had
been placed there on dnty, and whe
suddenly drew from his holsters a pis
tol which he fired al his Majesty. The
King was slightly wounded, and ex
cessively terrified The Guarde du
Corps. seeing that his aim had failed.
destroyed himself. by drawing from the
holster the remaining pistol and blow
iug out his brains. FIRST saving. I
have missed you. but some other Ter
son viii be more adroit than me" The
greatest silence respecting this event
was commanded, and The greatest IRE.
cautions were taken 10 prevcntits com.
ing TO the knowledge o. the public. n
was merely announced, in the minisie
rial journals. that The King kept hi-
room irons indisposifion. and the pub
l'c nrvrr heard ~ the adventure.
The french papers furnish the an.
nexed items:
We pledge ourselves Tor the correct
ness 81 The following statement On
ihe day that ". de MoniheI and 81
de Polignac carried to the Chamber,
'he act ~ proTogaiion. the "a regimen
81 the Guards, ~ barracks al "a PENN
ierc. received orders 10 load their arm.
Two packets ~ cartridges Werc di.ir,
buted 10 each soldier, and the arms
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-28

Buchanan, Clay, and A. Spencer took
part. On motion ct Mr.. Duddridge.
the Committee then rose, aud the
House adjourned.
THURSDAY. ArRII %.
The Senate. after the presentation
OF petitions. and receiving reports from
several committees, took up and con.
Cured in the following amendments
from the ". Of II. viz i: The amend
ment To the bill "to authorize the
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund "a
redeem The public debt Of the United
States:" and
The amendment TO the amendment
OF the Senate To the bill entitled AN
act Tor the re appor al certain
uRexpended balances Ut former appro
prIations.
The Senate then resumed AS in Com
nittce Of the Whole. the bill To pro.
vide for an exchange Of lands with the
Indians residing in any of the States OF
Territories. and for their removal IVES,
Of the river Mississippi and Mr.. Ere
l'Dghuyscn spoke some time in reply
TO Mr.. Forsyth and Mr.. Mckinley
replied 10 MIR. Frelinghuv>en. after
which. on motion Of Mr.. White, the
Senate adjourned.
In the House of Representatives. at
ter receiving reports from several com
mittees, the resolution relative TO n re.
dnc,ion ct the officers of the army. wa,
taken up. and Mr.. Drayton continued
his remarks until the hour EXPIRED
The House then went into Committe,
1T the Whole and resumed the consi
deration OF the case of Judge Peck.
MIR. Doddridgc, and MIR. S,orrs ad
dressed the committee and advocated
the impeachment-Mr. Bell Of Ten
nessee followed in opposition. when OF
motion Of Mr.. Pettis the committe,
rose aud obtained leave to sit again.
FRIDAY. APRIL %.
The senate. after the transaction q
other business. again resumed the con
sideration of the bill TO remove the In
dians west Of the Mississippi; MIR
White of Tennessee addressed the Sc
nate; but. before he had concluded
gave way for n motion Ia adjourn.
The House of Representatives were
engaged in the consideration Of the
case of Judge Peck. the rule which ap
propria'es Friday for the consideration
Of private bills having been suspended
Mr.. Pettis spoke at considerable length
in defence of the conduct Of Judg,
Peck. MIR. Everett then moved an
mendment 10 the resolution. which on
ly went the length of disapproval of iii,
conduct Of the Judge. but did not Y,
to impeachment. The discussion con
tinued, although several motions wer,
made that the committee rise. Tn,
committee rose without coming TO an,
conclusion.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-28
The phiIadelpna Gsze,,eof,l.,-,

The philadelphia Gazette Of ,heI-A
says :--"Thcrc IVES riot vc,t.f.
afternoon. opposite the FranLlin ,,.r.
tute. in which q large numbcr q ~.
Toured persons took part.
The United States Court had dee,
ed that the claim Of gentleman f, ,
run away bisckman Was well founded
The officers prepared 10 take The u.,,
toprison for safe keeping. till he ,i,s-i
be sent out at the state; but the colo.
I'd persons assembled 10 The numbe, a.,
sixty. and attempted rescue. H. n,
conflict. one Of the consiables r,e,..
cd some personal injury. and il i. said
that horses in the carriage we're severe
" beaten by the multitude. Iti,Er
Their said. that one OF tho Mar,hsi,
dcpu'ics fired pistol. and voundr,
one oi the crowd.
HE attempt ~ rescue did not So.
eeed. and some of The ringleader. v a..
taken into custody"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-28

M'em Boaf acddenL-Ne lear
'na' me accident. which Isiel, hspp,t
eu v" The siFam boat iIanirss- ,,e,
red Oh sunday ihc 4th inst. abe.,
Mules below SmilhGcld. TIE boa ,s.
Pui TO shore = passenger. and care vs.
hei iaken 10 let quan,it, ~ steam
'sfe 70 secure the safety 81 ihc erer.
Ahu q ihe boat put "a from ihe VI.
me explosion took place.--Ihree g.,
'"ns were kiiled-eone eugineef--e..
81 the bfemen. and The cool tvoofIsr
hands on the boat jnmped osrrb.ar
'h"vsh very badly scalded: go c,I
's,'o" !, accident sustained. CCmar
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-28

Suicide Of Sir &. Barin~.-ln,ell;.
gen'e was received IN town last n;oh,.
that this gentleman had suddenly Ter
minated his existence At h,s estate.
Foot's Cray, Kent. The distressing
event was discovered early on Monday
morning. and expresses were instant.
" sent ct To the members Of his fan,i-
~ residing ~ town. Nothing which
can be relied on has yet TRANSFERRED. ~
% the cause Of this rash set. The de
ceased vas Of advanced sgr. and the
father of ihe present Members e Par.
lament Of the same pane.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-28

:, = solution Of sslptaie Of eoppsr r.
F'eheh b. andy. and applied a. vs.
"nes q day. - sad 10 be a perfect fs
mcdy fcf badness.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-28

JieiGnehoiy 0ecidenL The Clam
hers6org (PS.) Repository states 49,
ihtn'as Yeats, Esq. Of that boroueh.
received a wound ON the had. an
Thursday last, ocCasioned by &C..
cending fragment Of stone. throw
up by blast 81 powder, which fa-.
'nred his sculi. aud ocea,ioucd Dis
death the second day after. lie was
aware OF The blast about to BE- made.
IN nn excavation for cellar in towr
and had retired for safety 10 an Gf
binding near IL, until the expIos,a
was over; bot unlnokily leaning out 81,
The door TO view its effects, n Frame
weighing about pounds. strut A..
head 80 its descent. and inGli,,.J
"o"nd which proved fatal. Mr. w.
VAS one 81 the directors Of the rn., IA.
MAJ county, and highly esteemed a.
citiLcH.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-28
CFonGFTow>. u. r. 49,, :


.iTre'i of Eid'fIe. One of our &C I've
and y'e''ant police officers. Mr.. Jola
Is. Gray. succeeded. on Friday last. :,
taking, IN tins town. a fugitive fro,.
baltimore PcniIeniiaiy. named Joh,
Riddle, wbo had beeu only recent
sentenced 10 ten Years apfrenticesh,r.
being his second term in similar -,
tsblishmeni. Riddle escaped iron,
Baltimore Peni'eniiary IN al extr.o-.
binary manner; having no other ,n,'fr
ment than piece Of iron belonci =,
a bucket. with which he made an ot,n
Ing through fourteen inch vail.
through which he crepf, and descended
bv the tightening rod: finding a l,ait
~ the yard. he scaled The wall. d, a.,
and. and thus effected his escape.
lie was one Of The three Who frcl
on the Deputy Keeper. some TIM
/ since. and was afterw DIS conoerncd.
With Porter and others. in the a,ia,l
"n the Washington Stage. for whib
hJhng Offences hc had been SENTENCED
"a above stated. " J. supposed tia, H,
came 10 this place on foot. wa. found
loltering about one of the nhar, Is. and
had not been in town above three bnur.
when arrested. He made dceprra:.
attempt Ia break from his conilneuep,
mere: ard but for his fortunate ann,
hension. some Of our citizens m,cA,
nave cause to lament his deprcdatou.
IN some shape or other. We hope T.,
career Is no" stopped. at least unit.
The year 1910. and thar a stree,
watch VII be kept over him 70, the
ture. Columbian Gaecfir.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-28

An awful occurrence and one VIII.
ah"rds an unerring index 10 the ult,
mate end at vice. took place at Chit
'aio"sa, on "Wednesday night last. \
rohber. m attempting to enter the sto,s
"i Messrs. {. and a. Haring. recci,ca
"A stab IN his breast. irom Mr.. 4. H.
ring. who was IN the store, and died
IN lew minutes. He had loo>encG
the window shutter, raised The ,a.h.
and extended his body half into tb.
store. and vas ia the act Of iurrin-
round a desk To rife IL Of its contents
when lac received the blow. H., IN
-,an'iy He'd. but fell dead after iun
nlng shout 90 PAGES. lie Is a strange
probably from the upper country. AMI
had nothing With him bv which ~.
name could be discovered. lie va.
armed with loaded pistol. which Va,
stuck IN handkerchief tied round the
outside oi hIs dress; and in his rock,,
was bunch of keys. of different sire.
and forms. lie evidently intended ~
effect his objcc, even at the pr,ce =,
blood; but by the decree of ius, RIO
''dence. thar which was intended 10.
others has been visited on himself. s,.
he has probably paid the penalty of q
I've OF CRIME, IN which murder spl
robbery perhaps have often been con
m.'ted. His account is CLOSED vii
thus earth. be has gone to settle vit
offended heaVen.- Port G.6soJtyay.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-28
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 81.

In the Senate, the bill to authorize
the payment Of the claim of the State
OF Massachusetis for certain services Of
her militia ~ the late war, was passed
and sent 10 the other House for concur.
renee. The bill To- provide Tor the re
moVal 1T the Indians west of the Ms
sissippI. vas further debated by Mr..
Robbins and Mr.. Forsyth.
The House II Representatives. aCter
MIR. Drsy'on had occupied the hour in
soH'e remarks on the resolution rela.
tive TO new military organization. the
discussion on which was arrested be
lore their conclusion. passed the bill
TO reduce the duties on coffee and tea.
by a vote of l65 to 5. Aler posipon.
Ing the bills before the House, the
House went into Committee Of the
nhole on the state Of the Union. The
Commi'iee refused 90 take up the con
sidcras'on oi the Tariff Bill by vote
o. = ~ o. and took up The report 81
me Judiciary Committee en- tie ease
81 Judge Peek. That repor, rreon.
mended the Impeachment Of Judoe
Peek Ior high mIsdemesnoys. a d..
eussion took place in which alrssss
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-28

The Dublin Evening Post contains
The inlinwing extract II letter from
Paris - Banns Of marrisgc between
French gentleman Of the name Of
NJ. and Miss H., the daueh .
tee Of The Rev. John n -. have been
Pubsshed 81 the church of 81. Pbilippe
do Route. under strange circumstances.
4 British other nov here was paving
hrs addresses 20 The young lady m
question. and with her fathers ammo.
baton. We discovered. however. hat
she loved a Frenehman, Monster IL.
~hose disqualification 10 the estimation
81 che Rev. BARNET was want Of Tor.
tune ascerfsinlBg also that the posses.
SION Of 100, 900 francs would remsye
sH objections 10 The favored lover
Capt. D., with rare generosity.
1nsanced the money, and thus prov ed
90 way which cannot be qBesi,oeed.
that ihe hspp'oes. 81 the obirct 81 his At.
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