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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

GCYTHES, &c.--On sale, Griffin's Gras.
- and Grain SCYTHES, of different
lengths WHETSTONES-A large stoct
of GROCERTES-OR and LIE.
MONS-SHOES and HITS of every de,.
cription. ALSO
TWILLD BAGS, stout and heavy, by the
quantity.
Fl & b. w. JEFFERSON.
BunkeF's Hill, May &c. 1851.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

a MILLER WANTED. The under.
IA signed wish to engage, as a head ml.
ieF' man who can come we'll recommended
Ior industry and attention to business. He
must understand the management Of HANDS
go that the work Of the mill shall be done in
proper season. To such one liberal wasesj
and constant employment would be given. A
single man would I've preferred
LACCK s STEPHEN.
eFartupsb,Tg, ,3prlt 20, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

buildings, and report to The next court such
renairs as thew faay consider necessary.
Ordered. That the committee appointed at
the last meeting for the. purpose of settling
with the Sheriff, have further time to make
their report.
Rcsolped, That the Contractor dopurchase,
from time to tine, at bis discretion, such
grain as may be necessary for the supply OF
The Poor House with bread, Sc.
Res0ired, That Seamans Il ,rard do ascer-
tain and collect any monies due from oher
ifs. previous to the year 1921, and report
TO the next meeting, aud that he be allowed
a reasonable compensation for his trouble.
Crdgcd Fiat the President OF this Board
do take measures for the recovery OF the
Judgment against Thomas j b. Pentoney IN
favour OF Nancy Butt
ordered, That the proceedings OF tbs
meeting be published ia The Martinsburs Ga
zette.
SETTLEMENT OF THE POOR.
Remaining in the Poor House on tie
Ist Monday 10 June, 1880, 81
Admitted into the P. House from the
LIT Monda, in June, 1880, until the
LIST Monday in Juney 1881, %
III
From ,sl,ich number deduct
Went out y
Taken out
Turned out 6
Leaving in II ist Mon; m June, 81, %
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

& TRAYED from the subscriber, living on
~ Tuscarora, nesr the meeting house, Sc
ven hogs, to wit: 2 Sows, both oi which were
with pig, the one white tae other spotted; =
spayed Ssws spotted; ? EarroH's, one whHe
and the other spotted. The above hogs are
all market with crop off the right ear. \
small white Shoat with black spot over one
eye, not marked. Any information respect
ing said estrays will be thankfully received,
end all reasonable charges paid for taking
tlasla up. JACOE fOIoAL' Jqa'
June l6, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

a. HILLS, &c. FOR SALE have for
- sale one 200 gallon Still, one do. of ,sa
gallons, full patent, with Worms, Be. Gem.
p'e'e'. one copper Globe, large enough IA
contain 100 gallons; also, beer pump Of
copper, 10 feet long; between fifty and sixty
fubs, nearly all Irca bound, with numbe
OF Other articles necessary in and about
Distiilery, such as Heaters, Coolers, sc
All the above is known to- be OF the best quail
ity and would be sold upon credit
ALEXANDER STEPHEN.
April %, 1881
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23
SCA cCw BOOKS

Just received and for sole dt
RIDDLES.
Adams Geography and Atlas,
Morses do do
Cummings do do
Murray's Gramma-,
ComIey's do
Pixies, Jess's and Parke's Arithmetic,
Webster's and Walkers Dictionary,
Webster's Elementary and American
Spelling Book,
Mnrray's Introduction Reader s Sequel,
Primers Table Books, &c.
Pocket Bibles aud Family do
Pocket Testaments and Hymn Books,
extra bindiaS)
sMertinsburg, June 8, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

TT & Il. w. JET r e X ) o NJ
ETAVF received, and are receiving at their
store at Bunker's Hill, a large and ge
neral assortment OF
NEW SPRING GOODS.
Their stock is larger this spring. and more
general than they have ever heretofore KEEP.
or had the pleasure Of exhibiting to the pub
lie. II is comprised of goods of every de-
scription-Fancy, Fashionable and Substan-
tial-sf English, French, India, German 8
American-and will be offered and sold as
~. or as cheap, as can be sold by any es
tabishment in the Valley. They invite a
cali from all believing tiIata be
pleased with the goods, and with their prices.
May 10, 1881.
sEiM. T. COMPTON has on hand Eng
Wv lish Grass and Grain Scythes, Dutch
q ass Scylhes, Glllingham's s. Cams Draw
mg-knves GiIlingham's Coopers Adzes, A1es
and Rounding knives, Chisias from 3 TO
inches, Augers from to inches, liandsaws,
double struck Squares, DIylders, Shoernakers
Hammers, Pincers, Nippers, sc. Table and
Pocket Knives, Halter * Trace Chains, Sho-
vtIs with and without handles, Hoes, Supe-
rior York Coffee Mills, Blister Steel, SC.
May 10, 1891.
yF9HE SUBSCRIBER tenders his thanks
d to his customers for the liberal eneour
agement with which they have favored him.
and informs them herewith that he CONTINUES
the business at the same place the old Oh
Nib Of WOOL C1RDING at the usual
prices, and the DYING * PULLING as
heretofore. also the manufacture of
SCOTCH& PE.NE1I4 V C.4RPETLNG
Of superior style. Which articles he con
stantly keeps on hand for sale. Of the Lest
quality and patterns, and at moderate prices
He wishes to purchase Z large quantity o
common WOOL, for which lie VIII give {
| liberal pIicejin trade or cash
| C. g. CONRADT.
March 31st, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

E57E\V SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
~ -Jamcs g. IValiam ". Ridle inform
their friends aad the public, that they have
iust received aud finished opening, a large
and well selected supply Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
of every description. among which are the
ft4io'TiuS articles: super Blue, Black and
Brown Cloths, Summer Cloth and Brown
Camblct fer coats, Figonia, Rauen and Me
rno Cass1aeres, white and brown Linen
Drilling, Plain and Striped Satteen, Yellow
Nankin, plttsSurs Cord Bro Denim & stout
Liners, Irish Linen, Linen Cambria, allen
cha and NarseIcs Fcs!sue, Gtnze, Zephyr
and AdrilnopIe Scarf and sfandkfs Grape
Roye. Grape dc Leon and ponEees, eiacll
tntestt.ng, Gro de Indies and Satin Levau-
tinc, Black and Chaageablc Gro de Naples,
Gaizt Ribbons and Bonnet trimmings, ting
harls Calicoes aud Cambrics. Leghorn and
Dunsahlc Bonncts, together with gcuers's
assortment Of Hardware, Queensware, Gre
ceries aud Stationery. ali OF wh;eh they r.
srectftaly invite their ustomers and the p7gb-
lie to cali aud examine, as they will be sold
on accommodating terms.
Marttnsburg. May 10, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

AA ~ FJE
ECSF received and for sale, COLLINS.
e5 < Cos hest double refined CAST
STEEL .4XES. at
RIDDLES
.No' tiusbrg, .Nay %, 1885.
TEFOOir-The highest price given fcr
W Wool by w. \. THOMPSON.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

AND MACkAREL NO /
Il & Susquehanna Herring and Boston Bay
MaclSarel for sale by
HOGMIRE & BOYD.
June 8, 1891.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

VEIOOL.-AVe wish to purchase wool o.,
w different qualities. for which we viii
pay liberal price. HOGMIRE s. BOYD.
Jere 9, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

T Asst NOTICE The subscriber being
81 q compelled to remove this fall, hereby m
vites his customers, particularly those who
know themselves indebted 10 him, to caland
close their accoantsimnetiiatcly as those TO
whom he is indebted need no invitation. they
always make their appearance quite readily
.-- longer indulgence will MT be given.
The public obt sery't,
c. DEFENNEY.
-sNstinsbp'g, Jane IS, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

NIENV SPRING GOODS The subscri
y bcrs would inform their friends and Gus
toners that they have just returned from Bal
timore, aud IRE row opening very splendid
aud alassortmento Of FASH OyN.iBLE,
.ST1PLE aud FANCY GOODS, all of
which we arc determined TO sell at such pri.
ces as cannot fail to please
WM LONG s. CO.
MAY - 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

BLACKSMITH WANTED.-Con@tant
IB employment and literal wages win be
given 10 JOURNEf,N.4.N BLACK
SMITH who is a first rate We rkman
\: :: CHAMBERS.
.hartias5,rg, JDlc ,, 1881
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23
NJ THOMAS yaNDERSO.W

M. THOMAS ANDERSON,
FESAKE NOTICE. that on the 2d day of
III July, 1881, at the Clerks Office, in the
town of Martinshurg, county of Berkeley,
and Commonwealth of Virginia, | intend
taking the deposition of John Lemon, which
Intend to offer in evidence on the trial Of a
suit now depending in Berkeley county court,
IN Chancery, in which suit | am Complain
ant. and you, William Anderson, Executor
Of Colbert Anderson, deed. George kuup,
Admir-. Of Arm Anderson, decd. and Elisha
Boyd are Defendants
COLBERT ANDERSON.
June 2 1S3t-fd
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

REcCORMICK MOULDBOARDS Just
I'VE received and for sale by
HOGMIRE s. BOYD.
June 9Th, 1881
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

Ordered. That the Sheriff of this county
do collect from each tthable person in the
county. ninety cents, agreeably to the Levy
this day laid.
William Long as Contractor, returned his
account for monies expended for the last year,
showing a balance due him of S442 ~
The Sherias returned fhrir lists OF dc lin
quent ie,Ies for the year 1880, which were
examined and allowed as follows, TO wit;
Ctssrtes D. Stewart. ID. S. lI6
Joseph Burns. ~ :. I2f
Peter Gardner, D. $. &c
-483
Re'otrcd. That Conrad Hogmire, William
long and Iohn Doll lie appointed commit
ice ~ examine the Poor lIouse and out
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

E7ENV SPRING s. SUMNER GOODS -
~ We are just opening very large ard
general assortment Of .NEU' SPRING and
SUU.Nkk GOODS, to which we respect
fully invite the attention OF dealers, as they
VIA be sold on the most pleasing term. Our
stock viii be found TO consist in part Of
Ssup'r Blue, Black, and Olive CIoths} Com.
Blue, 81 lck. Owe, Brown u MKT Clottia5
Sup'r 4 Com. Blue Drab, and mkt Cassi
raeres and Ca>snctls; S,pr La, ender and
Clay mkt Cassmetts; Blue. Biack, s. Brown
Summer Cloth "a new article for gentlemen S
ocats X pantal9onsDV irgonia and Rowen Cas-
simrre and Nankeens; White and cold Rus
sia DFllhHgs; Stripd Buff and Random Eat
teens; Union and to,ton Drilliugs, Slomese
mixture; FttshufS Corts and Cotton Duck;
Fancy BarSup Cords & Beavertcens; Black
BrosheIIcs & Circassians; BLACK BombaZetts
and Bombazincs; Black Velvet and Velvet
Vc,fiag Hilck aud Fancy colour'd Silk Yes
ting; White and Cold N srscihes Il <Ftiing
Eesing; White * Fancy co'oI d Swiss Ora
vsts; Red yellow, * Flag Bandanna Hand
kcrchief, Co{jr1s Saudenoes and Heil>cfey
iIandk'i>; Fancy, Gauze, Grape s Barrase
i1andk'ls: Fancy Gauze ScarlS and Grape
Shawls; Fancy GAUGE aud Lutcsirlng Rib
bonds: Chan reable and Plaza Gro De Maps,
and Gro De Indies; Black Italian LutestringS
and Nanken Grapes; Black Satin LevaAtiae
& Ponsees; Black Mandaren Lawn; "a
new and beautiful goods0 trape De Roy al
and Grape De Nv ons; White, Black 81 Green
Italian Grapes; White and Black Bobbinett
Wells, Green Barrage; Work - Swiss Capes
and Golfers, do able and singte) Cambria,
Furniture and Com Dmily; Belgium and
Secrsuciter Ginshams5 Mourning Ginghams,
ard Calicoes; Bonnet & Colourd Cambric>;
ltj,h Linens, Swiss, Jackinett, Mall and
Cambrick, Muslins, Linen Cambria, and
linen Cambria Handk'ts; MeFsails Qui'ts,
Russia Diaper; Brown and Black Holland;
Burlaps Linens, Russia Sheetings, Osna-
bourS and / icklinehurg White and Pack,
Cotton and Silk Hose 81 Socks; Embroidered
Cotton Hose and Random Socks; Kid Mits.
and Gloves; Beltinss, Inserting, bread and
Bohbinett Laces and Edsiugs; Fancy Par.
asois and Umbrellas; Leghorn aud DtInstable
BonnetS; Shell, Side and Tuck Combs; Bias
kets, Palm Leaf Hats, White and Black
Wool Hats; Suspenders; Gilt and Lasting
Buttons; Watch Chains and Guards, Breast
Pins, Ear Rugs, ssc. sc with general as
sortment Of HARD WARE, QUEENS s.
GLASS WARE; GROCERIES and ~
QCORS, PAINTS, WOODEN WARE,
STATIONERY, BRUSHES. SC sc.
FDGMlkf. Il BOYD.
Msrtinsburg, April %, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23

H & b. w. JE + Il II X u
EUAVF received, and are receiving at their
store at Bunkcr's Hill, large and ge'
- oassorfroeot nf
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-07

which from their value and appearances. are presumed to be part of the splendid jeweiry stolen from the Princes of Or ange. We learn from Justice IIopson that there could be no doubt of the iaen- tlty oi the stolen property. The occu- pant ot the house succeeded in making his escape. The jewels are deposited ID the Mechahicks Bank. Their value was estimated at one million of dollars. The amount of the reward for their re. covery we do not reeollect, but it was large.
 P. & The jewelrv has been examin- ed this morning hY Baron HnYgens. the '1nfeh ' lister The estimated value ~ what E foii [ k alnsus e:lao.0a0.
 -tsssssfal ef Commerce. c
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-07

Discovery ef the Jea0eis of the Princes ef Ora,sge. .-The long lost jewels of the Princes Of Orange have at last been found. Last night, about II o'clock. NIT. Swartwout, the Collector of this port, requested Justice iIopson to ac- company him 10 a house in Pearl street. near broadway, for the purpose of as certainlng whether any smuggled goods had been concealed there. They pro- sceeded 10 the house. and demanding admlttance, were refused. An entrance was effected, without much ceremony. and an emmediate search of the premi- xes commenced. Instead of silks. laces We. witch they expected to fn,l.the
 Seheil ta their tsstoaislimenis. a large Humber of thc most observation-disclosures.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-07
STILL. LATER.

From the Washington City Globe 9 asa
 by the steamboat from Nea.idss we last evening received a letter lIl' , our attentive correspondence tle'e Io7hk Journal of Consaseree.--IOe he es tents of which we hasten 10 glVe, To the Editors of the U. States GaHeV'
 Journal otf CConln'sree Gp1N| "Wednesday Morn. Aug. ;, t toel@'@, x,
 Our news schooner, jourIai ei s'n merce, has just come up, bringing '.' s1 papers from the packet ship York <, <, Burseley, from Liverpool, wflIe' 1' boarded for at sea last.eyeolng. The York sailed June 2, and oF's' London papers of the 29th. c..,
 Count Dsebstsch IS DEaDn! son' accounts say of cholera, others O. Q, 'p 7 plexy, and others insinuate dll'sl',, :, cause, as it was understood that ne l% ', been dismissed from command the v Y before his death, and was then laF IT. feet health. The affairs ot the l"' are going on we'll. N The king of England, oPenee.d qn s. new parliamentin in person, June sl, ,, ' : reform bill is again under dlseassus .,Is The cotton and corn markets are 'a'' worse than better. .,.,d There are many details ol l'.sc a,s respecting them and otlief 5,h a% %ai which will be contained atlehs'D :" evening edition.
 Your.obedient servan,' ocr
 HALE & HALLotl
 NEw-YoRK, Aug's i's By the De Rham packet < slnls /. tbs Havre, we have our Paris mes " 4 ts 2Otll, inclusive, and Hayre pape'sS 2lst. .r,p They do not furnish any ''apsl N Nsst additions to the intelligenceoy v, :, are |, York. The dates from WarsaS s..,ic s the 10th, when all remained ''s a,spag The ehange.hareyel,i the e''''4''''
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-07
SAl4E OF LANDS FOR TAXES, .INs sPIILLhpLs COUNTY ARKANSAS IERRiiORf
NenroA IS IGaRz5Z cry EN-

vEYiIA the H Arkansas will offer for sale, the loarhoue door, Ill ue % Monday the a oa o' so 3er 1891 following
 m Territory aforesad sou tee to and due tefeop and shall be paid on or before sad day ofsale .. o.,
 Sale the hours of o'clock the o'clock and to be continued from day to day. uh the "ho aresod quantity eighty be struck off for the Taxes and of the seteast 0! the and eighty off will be surveyed off the south side of the traet.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-07

"A Aaron John Atchley Daniel Baungu uard G eorgs
 same
 same Bates William Burress X ndrew Buffers Price, hs Cobb J esse Chamb e rs' Wm hs | Cross Eli Chambers George Glark&Ar mstrone
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HENRY L. BISCOE, sherfaa ad ColtcIor Sent 1ea, n Philips County, kaasas7 7errloyu (Cost of Advertising, % 2eentsp per traet7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17
poEr1X.
,,ppiAcEoF TIE sun AND MOON.

up,AcEpF TIE SUN AND MOON.
From The Raleigh Register
-.,,lr.w ibata Wedding has happened on
- high, ,...t,.i,
,,.,. The sun aud the Moon IA the h'hs %
the sky .,..,
Thy wer- joined aud our con"ne"' Witnessed
the lir,
No eontnent else was invited.
mai, conr. hin was tedious, for seldom they
Tc,,-a.tete. whilst long centuries guided
T. ,ar,,,b If his love she could hardly
forgrt, ,.i -.
Far ,hough distant afar, he would sn'ie on her
So vhen earth the fond couple div, ded.
A., @, orolix was the courtshp 7 and
,,aoy was postponed their connection
~" % 6,i Aeeroom was anxious 'twere vain
10 deny, ,, Il
Since The heal OF n'' p"'''0' ~ '"'''
b., he bride was renowned Generalization.
,..loy us reported their friends were all vex-
ed .t
The match was deemed so'htu ," "heglh )
A. .hen bid to the Wedding, eac" mdde some
"a derIinp. till the lovers, worn out and per
we compelled 10 elope III the seqne
and Jupiter never such business could
so ,bsv h,uehtily kept themselves from il ;
usr.cbeI dwell al such distance he could moi
e,,,pn con, with reluctance, his Ring TO the
By ,ne hands Of Trustworthy comet.
o.,.o,o lin, naIe nlanet, Of PLANETS the least,
Conde,cended these nnPtiais TO honor
And thai seemed like skulkIng away TO the
Essi
Some assert il was Mercury, acting as Finest;
some Venus, peeplng-'name on he'
r.,a IN silence rejoccd, as the bridegroom
and bride
In mir nstura, embraces would linger
NAla careerins through regions OF lgh' al MS
side
sledsplsyed he bright h'Hg, hot "oi"
TOO vide,
Fora coniugal pledge on her floger
Hsncefor,h shall these orbs' to all husbands
and wives,
slime as patlerns Of duty respected,
Al, her .plendour aud glory from him she de
ryes,
And she shows 10 the world, that the kindness
he gives,
Is faithfully priz and reflected.
Aa,borough F,b. g.
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2ist Gongress---second Session
IN SENATE. February %, 1881.
SPEECH
Hili,l,orough, L b. 3.

Or Ne. IFLEp o. PlraiHia on Mn TAzwELL's
MOTION IL amend he GsHsrat 1Ppf7p iat'on
DR. bg striking out so much HcrCof rs WcHi
10 pfopids j0r tae D1gmtn! o. trLnR COm-
ai,sioRcrs appointed ~ The Pftsdtfi = ut
golaisa Tfcaty 1Oith the Porte.
lie 5enutur lf0h LOUISIANA ON Liyings.
% } had commenced the speech which h. yes
to-day Delivered by repeating, wilh much em
phasis, the words "a iaaltss net. aud in dero.
CATION Of the rights oil TIC Senate lhrse
words bad lailen from my colleague, sad Mr..
TYLER. aud seem to have eXCiied HE feelings OF
HE Honorable Senator, aud, ia SOME de-
gree, his dspleasure. My colleague rfqnues
no cid from me or any other individual, 10 JUS
ily either his language or has conduct. The
motive of the last will al all times be above
reproach and the language which he may al
any time use, will neyeI tail TO convey most
strongly the idea which 1t Is intended 10 re-
present. will, however, say 10 the honorable
Senator, that # either my colleague or my
reTuse expressions not familiar 10 the ears of
courtiers, he mus, excuse our rusticity, and as
crbe our fault to our course Of education, aud
The land f. ON which we come. The mhabi-
lanis Of tue republic ale somewhat a bold and
'eatiess race, aud practice upoh principle
which has zen f. o n ali time prevalent amongst
them, of calling things by their right names
II an act be done without law, they call IL
-awess il in derogatlon of the right Of 9th
eTs, they say So whomsnever it may offend
The same gentleman has MOI than int ina.
'ed tha, this was not the proper place Tor dis
custom that il would have been better 10 have
carried it on in secret session. differ with him
ID 'hls, as in much else. By and by, snail
snow that the opportunity was not afforded
un'Il the bill upon your bls came up TOR con-
Sueration but if il had been, our secrei
'"dhloer is no place for tue discussion OF a
great constitutional question. twas proper
~ every po0t OF view, that the debate should
0o N ms place. Here, before the public, the
"'afa should be made. In the face OF the
o'lu our reasons should be given for oui
''se OF conduct. aud for the attitude we as
, ''e upon this impor ant subject. Ibis dis
uss'oh mas b-en forced upon US, from Wha
"0,Nes and tor " hat ends | leave to other
ue'erhilhe' Every Senator here can tesIi
"a' my colleague, in day or two after tax
10 us seat this session, ANNOUNCED his oppOsl
,a .a :" tue Course which had been pursued il
.rte 10 The late mission 10 Constantnople
M secretary OF State knew his opinions a
Tho Gay, and yet the plain, the obvious
H mirsa pdoie course. by which all controversy
Il vs1S nave oeen avoided, has been made L
;br" 10 'h's' The torch Of dscord has beer
! with among US, and the unity of the parI.
Ana ""icn We have, with but one exception
ofn5;,s' ,of Tue time broken up. TINS clam
win ,h'uaa's, resting merely on a contrac
~ ron' PRESIDENT, is diverted ION the ordina
and $50 se OF private and niividual legislation
p'laton bill.
aware OF the effect of this, aha,eye
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TERMS.

f. 81 per anuun payable In sles SIX moatbs
vii, he received for les tae ,',1n e dscretion
o ,l,,ner will be discontinued ehni a. -
aei 90 or,1 natil all arrearages are pa,d, ma,
ofths viii be inserted at 30 Genus per
ase or ss tho frs, time and S must be paid Tor
continuance ir Insertion or the payment hssuihou ny
pew ,s.eonsble person in Lynehonre ,,o,o.-.
SOM SOM fhaucery Orders not oSceeaihs WV Sf'"
aire5,ed to the Editors must Do posi-
II or they will not be attended 10