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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14

WV ~~"Sk~DSS VWt ~t"~N ,No~I@A~D
pa6iert uno Den, @enat uberlanDt,l
utn auf Sen soften Sunp ouf;ubres
tbsn., @s ift oub nun balo 3eit! /
esu Der Slabe BON @eaoiua Wa. in Gum,
III Eaunlbip i'll neuIib elm Sreibeitsbaun,
aufsepfanSt Don los SuB 2dnse. Quf Der
oaran beFnhiben SABINE ffeDen Ole Worte:
"Sadlon Sreibeit nno, feine 9apf!" &
Dos fclseuoe 1T Der G6lu6 elmer
Geoe oes o6tbaren SenatDrs
9runop, bin|iettlitb Des Yrctefs
bes preloenten. @te entbdlt 3u7
piete unrpieocrte9bare @rinDe, UNI
NIT .Stiu(bweissn ubergansen
3u weroen. @5ern tpIrDen mir
Das 8on1e mittbeilen, ipenn es
,lns nur Der Naum erlaubte !;
ba btes nidbt geftbeben tanu,
tnl0sn unfere Se(er ,oerlieb uebt
men NIT Dem Sblu6,
"@bs tb einniuigen fam DaB
nnfere @egner Elm ausfblieBlt6es|
Netbt su Dem 9lomen H2Biss'' ba,
ben 1patsn, m6bte teb lleber nod
bic fu(eenoen tpi6tlsen Sra9en be-
antWortet leben: mo lno eben bic
Mdnner oie 1tb se9epdrtis nit Dem
Oaomen "B bi,s s. brlfem bic
,pdbreno Dem teetsn &riese oas An'
werben von NeRruten 81 ,perbinoern
(ubtsn? $50 lno bic Mdnner
bic nibts 11nperfubt 1ie6sn Die Ge>
sierung obaubaltenNuleiben ju mab>
en- UNI ben &rte9 Den sere6ten &rie9I
fort,ueben? $50 GnD ote t1,Drali'
(Oen 9errdtber jener trauri9enSelt
puufte ?--gDo Gno Die Menf1en Die
es ais uun1oralifU unD Der Nelisicn|
3utpioer betra0teten, 0b user bel
Sriumpbe unftrer Ir1ppe1 sn freu,
en-, (onoern folbe aus 9ersen be-
trouerten u. lieber 9efeben bdttenI
DaB Btbre Sreunoe BE Brittifben,
lolbe ertunsen bdtttn? ?-Wp fino
bic Mdnner bic sseBe Ge0n6feiten|
peronfaltttett, tpenn dt11erifanifbes
Dlut seap0en war ? Wo fno1
oieienisen bic Sames Maoifon alsl
eineu $vrannen uuo tllurpatcr oar,|
ffeuten1 unb 6fsntli6 prle e!omirten
Das eano fbnne lih ftines wcbler,I
" qebsns erfreueut bts er t,ab bet Sn'
fslGlba sefanot ,pdre ? QBc finD Die
iIblaueu Qtbter" @oelleute bic Dem
setube sebeime 9labri6ten eabtn,
tpte un1ere Burser pbne ]8efobr fur
Tire Syreunbe ermproet unb sefansen|
aenpt1nen rperoen f6nnten ?--Otefe|
SDldnuer Gno nibt In Den Neiben ber
Nreunoe uno tlnteritiesr osr DID,
ti,iniaratipn 81 fnben; &c tperben|
ben seserwdrttsen Drelloeut 9of,
ion mit Na6e SIS In feIn 8rab per<
felseu, unb audi na6 tetnen1 500
tpirp ibr 6aB. nod fcrtfabren lie
baben lire ltrTa6e 0afhr : oenn
1odlon Der SreunD bes 9et1etnenI
9olfs, ser Datertanosfreuno tbot
ibren Sre,tnoett bee New Dneans ~
pielen S6open, ,lnb Dtdes fbmnen
aup perbenfi fie ME persebfn. !.
= @..'.= (NDrtb. eerrtf.
:. chickering's BauF DireftcrtI,. :
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14

Stnat ais Gireftcrtt1 fur bic Ser.
St. sllr Setdtisuns ocrgelest.-
9enrp Sprn tpuroe permprfen u,Die
4 anoern beftdtt9et. - 4
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14

en- oer glabe BON @eaoins, Wa. III Gum,
ri 1aunlbip 1T neu!i6 elm Sreibeitsbautn
aufsspF Fan5t, bon los SuB 2anse. Qluf oer
oaran beFnhiben Sabne fteDen Ole Worte: !:
vSadl on, Sreibeit uno, feiue 8anf!" *
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14
Mufbrucl) bes @cuoreges.

Das 9aus Ser rNsprelentantsn IN.
ftres Gonsre6es bat etnen 8elblu6
pa6iert uno Dem Senat uber(anDt,
I'M, auf Sen soften Sunp oufSubres
6en., @siit aueb nun balo 3eit!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06
CONGRESS.

Neither House offengrtss was in session
On Saturday.
MosnAY. JAN %.
In the senate, Nr. FORSYTH commenced his
remarks IN favor Of the Removal Of tie Dc
pos'ics: before lac oncluled, the Senate ad
journed.
The House Of Representatives were prin
ciPally engaged IA Tie transaction Of private
business. After the pre-, cniation Of memoir.
AIS, %c., the Committee Of Conference. an
pointed on tie subject Of the enforcement, Z
ths Two Houses on The Appropriation Bili
reported a comnromisc, which. after rou,ii.
cradle debate, was agreed to-
rrEsBtY. JAN. %
Va the Senate to-day. Nr Forsvth resurn-
- and concluded bis speech in favor IL tie
Removal - tie Deposifcs Mr. Spr,rue 81
Maine. then took tic foOr. and lie srr,t,
adjourned
W toe House % Rcpressntatires Mr. Hrnt.
nEion. q Conn, spoke 400 day ia opaos Won
20 ihe Removal - iLr pepos,iss
~FrettrtF. ftv 20
w ne Sfratr to-day w ~Fhsi~ REr
mehced ht' speech iu oppr.uiaa o. ~ ~.
mo'nl oi ihe beGo,.isf Before De- -
ssd. hs ~fuats ad laurusd
o. ihc House q grsscntattrss. Aff ~
cher. g Va cnnmraesd an suin.ate.I sr-rrt
f 20 t.' .... ~. ..H
sites
ruFhsHAr. Jas Iu
in the Senate tU-dte. Nf Wr-ft ~ NJ
AoiA. prtssnic' iLr o. s5.uiious af tie A..
s'Ha,are af usf STATE Gee ti.s s.atrrt al M.
Hepltiiss. 'n dong shi,L Boz iuadr some Re-,
marks approving n them Hr "a, rsrt,,a
o. by ~. Webster, in an animated manner
~ho was followed by Nr Tairasdrr ADD Aif
chamber
M iLg courte ~ rls disruss,so n.tt.,.,
w." e'iritrd IRON. Mr.. WRIGHT to slos tB,l
Mere ~ss 7Hy lro-f-rt ~ any ttifr bri-,
proposed by Size Accumulation t. relieve al.
DISTRESS ~ tns country
Ihr srseiai orjrr of TIC day was f.en "a.
ktl 1p. an1 VIZ Grnjy a1ir. ssed Coo srnsf,
in la'of ol thc Removal rf thc nrpss.tss
10 the House of Representatives. The sub
lsci Of the agreement of the two House. i.
iho Appropriation Bhi "a, discussed siI ia,
TrInty. Isx. 30.
w TIE senate to-day. Mr. Poirdrftsr n
icr'i series of rc.a.4t..1s. rsfst.ns t,.
pre'eri tueiai state of thc countr, g. H..
'omr nee 'n firstce. lni emr0wcfinr tl,ra.
'' -'"I W. persons anil payers. which Is
pr OF panff rfn some animated rem.ft.
Ihf re'o.4'iars we're lad ou fhe sable o..
ffs'iHu4rs nt fhc Sew fork i.....sf.r.
i.t.tH..i icilIt hy Nr whit t.r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06
n W hEEW Ii
To WmLIAM j. DUANE. ESQ


fIitADELfIiIA, jar. IS, 1884
SIR; have the honor TO aekno~ ledge
the receipt OF yOnT l.tteF of the oth ir,i
communicating 20 me. by the des,re ofihs
citizens Of Norfolk, their thanks lor nv
conduct. m 'ndeavoring" 20 preserve h-
puthc treasure from the invasion o. N.
Federal Executive"
u Was ia the political school, in ul,-.
Virginia bad 30 many eminent men. tbs
"ss taught. that tho highest human c.
CATION oi public agent. i, duty 70 o.,
country: 80 thatio receive The approNaiia
Of any. portion Of the peopls Of your psf.
otc State. esp-cisi'y through one uf i.,
most distinguished sons !, peculiarly .rl'-
iul to my heart. for Il satisfies me hat
have not s'fayej from the path which ht'
been abandoned ly 20 meny oihcrs
In Tree state. " ~ the duty of ever
citizen 10 watch the conduct Of those VI
are vested Nth power; and IL uas CO.
sisteni with your character 10 DO 80. S..
Keen anxiety, 80 my case. under the CO
cunis'anccs which followed nv entry n
10 otiic" Out Of NY own STATE. hal oc
cupied no station. ~ which might have
bad an opportunity 60 make known NJ
principles shd enough, Il seems. va
known Of ihe rharari-ristics oC others .,
arouse Tic fears of those Who have
knowledge of human nature. sud Of a.
causes Of the decline uf republics T..
from rrgretting thatsyes. 80 competent "a,
yours were io 'cfu,inirr. we're iixed urs'
me tf~J"ice 81 vrnr supervision, since I
an indebted 20 % ~ The lofty praise tlst
you have bestowed upon me pfaise. " Lsrl
whilst q greatly rVceeds nv mesit. COZ
s'Ies ne under defamation, - MERCEDES a.
u - Drjpst
OF The extent n ny Information ~.
The 'oundhtssof nv Judgment. uron CO.,
questions. 90 f.l,i,on e. which ! differed
opinion nom The Pfr,ideni ~ does o.
become me o. speak bat ~ The pfids %
roth. ] mas ssy. thst you have not Over
rated iiir purity 81 uy noiIte.. or 81
sincerity 81 ~ rouNc'i. o. ard I csrr.'
err. ip afi."s. not further eRwaust.-s
mnsf nlsks tbs more eeidrnt N tLst f
p,ssI'ir Iopits further erp'tna' ~.
NAM public ani private svpesis haze issn
usI@ fp nr. e ciftum.tsnre ~ which I
ought nos 90 hs Surprised Or Lad frlt
sueis tssshimshi. a. ne caIrse plfslsd 90
ward, roe vs. well sa'fuisfsJ i' ea..ie. J
N auid lsng .t.s- have -'f1t.net tle cor.
dlrtsr ofLffs. srf challenged ~ inqpirs
INTO nv own -LIt I teiieted that
.ooal ir,ii .astHu ai4ns, howetef jpd
not wstfAnf. a. .sitV ol i...sistrfial tfs1-t
tisrs and dat nc Enclosures ~ 90 q
-rsfsues. utlaIY mshe under sreifsu.r
serr n1' calculated tb create rtfpsrt
.Us lustifsubns shroah. OF 20 confirm
'r'mca' ilf them 81 a0ms. Mar sss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06

'.osd -NrIss, II frHr.-The following eheer;,r
'ntih scnee - from the New York Mercantile II
!es'e day. We only fear that the nee, il n, I,
n''ure too CRAFTY ing TO Be true. We hope for
ne best however The man Who IL chiefly in
aTumental IN eheeting q eomprorni.e ,ha, viii r..
hete the present distress OF the eommuni,y Iii
drserNe shd receive the warmest pIaudIit, of M,
country -. PeHn- Ing.
Better Prospsets-It is with the ,incere.,
pleasure we commune ate to our readers Thai
we knoto, from an undoubfed s5tsye,. that therc
- prospect Of n compromise, which NAV
result IN the charter Of new National banE
aud also IN the re-cbarier Of the old ONE
N"thlnE we believe ~ yet matured but there
= undoubtedly anegociati0n going on. which
has induced the opinion above mentioned 10
gam eredence among the members OF Com
Bres> Some plan Il j. expected will be faIf
On upon TO reconcile all parties The re.to-
Iaton oi the DePostte>, Ne now urged upon
congress, - considered by the friends OF the
TTesldcnt rs an attack upon him, and IN it,
present shape, II will not receive their sane
nom but some middle course we confidently
hope aud believe will be adopted. A YER,
Few days will put ~ IN possession Of further
Information. Meantime We repeat. that our
readers may rest assured, our information !.
from en- und0lh'cd source.
Happy indeed are We to congratulate our
fellow citizens upon This good news. and ,,tlI
more reIoiced shall We be, when il sbau be
IN our power tn lay before them the nanpe
and form m which Il i proposed 20 heal the
wounded credit Of the country aud restore
that confidence, without which al ia. blr.s.
ngs aGd advantages Of our institutions can
never make us either 4 thriving or happy
people. W.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06

then taken up, and Mr.. Webster addressed
the senate Cor at hour VA most eloquent ard
impressive manner. lie depicted the distress
ell siat. of the country -depiorcd the situa-
uon e aHsirs--ahd regretted that the re-
marks oi the gentleman from NrN York MIR.
Nrighb would only add 10 the general de-
precision. WHEN be commented upon one OF
the means relied upon 10y the Executive "a
uphold IT, present cour>e. aud an argument
which had been urged a. snow that IL course
would be sv>taiued,-ViZ the natural cnml-
~ of the poor TO the rich,-hc denounced
~ Tie most indignant manner the fraud and
baSenc>s Of the reason lie showed that
honest labor was now suffering, and that the
real moneyed aris,ocracy were now riotng
upon IT, prostratlou and ANXIOUS for the eAis-
tenec Of the present state of things.
Aner Mr.. Webster had concluded, Mr.
wight rose 10 reply, but defc rrcd his r. mark,
To another day when the Senate took up the
special order, and Mr.. Grundy resumed and
concluded his speech in favor of the Remov-
At Of tho Dcposies and ia defence Of the Ad-
minIstration.
Whcn Mr.. Grundt concluded, Mr. Freling-
huyssn took the floor, aud the Senate adjourn
ed TO Monday.
Ia the House Of Representatives., a variety
OF private business was transacted.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06

Tic Deposites! The Pressure Still are
both Houses Of Congress occupied almost eN-
ciusi'ely with the subject of the removal of
the Government deposites from, the Bank of
the United states, and ITS consequences Nor
- II perhaps surPrizing that that should cN-
cInsNcb occupy their attention. which seems
entirely to have Possessed Itself Of the minds
oil the PeoPle-ior We hear Of nothing else
from all quarters. In the House, yesterday
There was deeply interesting debate upon IT,
incidentally brought on by the presentation
Of the Memorial from the Merchants and
Trades Of New York, asking a restoration
OF the Public Deposiies. There was n .lrug-
gle To get II referred 10 n Select Committee (;
Out the Committee of WAYS aud Means. af.
ter great effort, carried the day 10y a major
ny OF seventeen VOies.-l MAJ. Int Tues. last
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06
MIR. PRESTON.

The new Senator from South Carolina has
delivered a speech on the Deposites which
has put him, n an orator, by the side Of Mr..
lay, aud before any other The public
prints teen with the most earnest praises Of
ms manner and his argument The CORES.
pendent Of the New York American says:
" MIR Preston, Of South & aroiIns, has clos
ed to-day mosteHcellent speech, in the sen.
a'e ''"f,r'or 10 NONE. and in which he broke new
ground charging upon the President the ID
surPation OF a new power unknown 10 the
law. which was denied him, and which b.,
used, namely, the power of Furnishing, easfisai
81 dscrerii."
virginia claims the honor Of Mr.. Preston's
nativity. lie Is the first .Mouniainser We know
OF who has obtained high celebrity for ell
oquence. Riehmoud mr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06
.NhAHn

great frcshrt has occurred within the last two
weeks m the Ohio aud Hanavha rivers The
Aana~ha VAS Is feet higher than i, la, been
A"eo d'e great freshet Of Is22-the Ohio 81 fee,
above low water marx. The bridge over GAuly
river has been swept away, much private prorsr-
perry destroyed, and the salt works in the ,iein
y a Charleston, seriously injured.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06

.hr. Cdihoun's Sp,tch.-This able and valu.
able speech Is wholly free from passion or
prejudice interest or atIeciation-it !. text
for the patriot and politician. and su,tains
the high character Which tins eminent citizen
holds IN the esteem and cons liberation Of the
American people. Much as the motives Of
Nr. L. have been misunderstood and miSrepre-
sented, IN the agency which lac recently had
IN the Notification question. the time has ar
rived 70 do him that justice which he merits /;
and while We never doubted that he was in
favor OF Liberty and Union. we arc satisfied
that something on the part Of the sovereign
states was necessary, call IL notification. or
what YOU will, 10 check the assumption Of
power and violation OF law on the part of the
GENERAL Government. We do not despair Of
the North-but the South has thus far acted
nobiy IA defence Of the constitution and 4
government of limited powers and il is ONLY
by the eloquonce, the experience. the firm
ness ana patriotism ot the eminent men now
united IN behalf Of the country that We hone
to see speedy rcfoTm contaminated, and a
better state OF things insured Noah.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06

Mill has passed the lover houAe n the irsis-
laiure Of Maryland, extending the jurisdiction of
Justices Of The Peace, in Hd.liAgton esupfy, to
the sim q 500. The vote on its pasSaC, VAS
ayes -, nays ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06

Nc Faulkner oHercd The follow ,ng r,sola.
A''oisss fhsta joint committee of tbs Sc.
'la'e and Hor'e n peiessic., Pc in.trut tsB to
'fsre ,nip Tie most regular and ronten,sot
moo ~ conducting tbr pfoces iiags. shi,t
'n p'r'uau~e ~ DE CIR section. stb srt,ef,
~ 'he amended Constitution Of Irzinia. have
oy resolution ~ iht' iiouse been ordered d.
t''',t J"hn " 6rc'n. Judge 81 u.c Supe.
'''i 'oAfi vi iPie'.s 90 ihs state. asd isf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06
THE TIMES.

we learn with sincere regret, that there
we're seven heavy fixtures ia New York on
=" cdnesday Three Of them are for an az
ercSate of three millions seven hundred aud
hiiy thousand dal'ars III. : Gs:sne
Another failure 90 a heavy amount occurred
yesterday m tins city, and ~ are sorry L. add
another equally extensive to-day. We meet
no" a. We did IA cholera time. not 10 ak
Who . dead, bat who has failed We must
su"u.'' 10 'he decfees OF Providence, but should
resist oppression on the part Of our rulers.
~ y Star.
Proif'''d Heis'.-we learn, on undoub,ed
iu'ho'hN' ha', on NedDesiay. post notes
from the Commercial Bank al fiun,pnst,
amounting 70 $1,000, were presenicd TO the
Nrhuy lbiii Bank 10 this city. aud protested
that notes or drafts, amouut,n- 10 sof oOo
Nrr, presented from tie Cuy Bank II New.
orlcan'. on tie Girard Bank aug shared the
same fate on i'e same day
Damages. Jog ihr las II louisiana. are 10
PEE cen and of ohio. GIeF cent.
lfhl1tsiphis Conmsrcisi H.yaM
tttpi hr Hartford Review, We quote tie
fF rrf paragraph
20 suI orp Doarf.-We are inform
$50 manpi-ciufng establishment o.
% rhit q has hitherto employ Cd four
tr,fifs,i swaics, tas been compelled. h, the
~ sc oi ihe times. 90 discharge lhre, hun.
drtd n uenI FROM their scfvice. Most al
uc irma'cs ~ho arc employed in our vsrio,t.
embellishments arc dependant 90 tleir1.h,r
iaf hf r .uprett some q them. no d.,bt
hate ipi.tr aDd brothers hrt.idc. 10 uh,cb
msl eau hfr 10 thi. Indictment season Of
t.ar Bot thc greater part of them ace
destitute &C friends re ability 90 maze them
comfortable.
We understand that Nuginia paper D.
now 20 discount ~ tbs place Of ono Dor
cent N Washington. one snd = quarter
fn Baltimore, one sBd bslf, snd further
north. from three 10 i've per csnt
.H,S. Sas
Tie Merchants Memorial Of PhilaJcifi 4,
praying ior the restoration 81 flt Dr@1,l,.
received from hvc 90 sik thousand names ODD
ihe space OF few hours.
th1ri.isn s. C--An Immense meeting ri
men ~ Oh parties. assembled rn thsrlosian.
81. g., io remoHstratc sxainst the removal ol
the depustss and ibe uispn~r 81 dung ,o. --
ihe storm aFPfar to De- l,It 90 c,cJ qaar.
ter
NJ Nosh ssys ih,l Boz ,,,a ra.t O. d.r,aii,
t'f a'.'r'' - tI.af. n.ttl1 rr Hf f..i
-''.s Dove iFff flrii pIu. fs rI. Co., f s.#.u.
.' H'' t..ine. %. trtf t.r r.a... q, ...
'.rns iD r,sfItr ui. d.y.s,... lrra.It. a.H
fln. in ar.if ut.fi.F f.fI. t,1t.uil..t ....i
H.i. ..si .....i. .ffrt A. 900 pol ai.r. Ir IT,.
10 h. l.f is It.tt- .r.t..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06

JoH~ n. CooKE. Esq has accepted an invita-
ton to deliver an Address bcfore the Berkeley
county Temperance Society. at its snnivcrSai,
meeting Oh The Goth February next, in Martins
burg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06

TaasPorf1fi0s. "A resolution hes 49,.
dpPted % the Nassaehusstts Legislature. sss
oteffcd o. Special Committee itwa.of
cred b. Mr. Austin, % CLarlcstown. uitb 4,
reamhie declaring The f9iai Csifars u he
-'~nhentiary system as means ~ pfeveu,
nE cfim-, ord declaring the erpediency III
Isihphing Congress o. negotiate ior land. b..
10 South Sea, ~ olsewhsss. g. suit5l,
. ace Tor TIE tfansPoriahon ~ cguyiris.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06

JoSKrH u. sHIHHAap. E-q. has been unAni-
mouLy reelected President Of the Farmers
Bank in Winchester
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06
GENERAL ImrELLIoENCE.
From AZ Hiahg'sspsyf BanH,' II re. -.
THE CANAL. DISTI FRANCES.

FTnm rES sert appearances. should u'sc
That huSilitCs have csasstl smOig tie eOufrut.ttg
parties 81 iahorvrs 90 the Canal "a th'. igLor-
hood. 1hy pr,scrcc e tie ilag,-rs- Town \ oiuu-
iccrs from Saturday u.0rhing uutil Nou,'sN even
to- last. most probably. IA vented aal at
aftack from -rtl'-r party. a.. Muu,s, lasi dep
uisttnns 81 citizens ~crc s-rt uI ard dovn III
CsGai To invite delegates from The dt, q, a. Iat-
tss g. con,gnttuo NJ THIS place fur he puuso...
u inducing terms orvpaee Lct~c,u them The,
readily appointed d,isg@tes a. tl'e proposed the, l.
iug-m' of uhc principal Standing a.i iuf,i, nrs.
among ih"m-Ni'u Neued in the evening e that
d-, az the hous. OF Mr. l. q. IL lcs Ia this place
vherv and when the Proceedings aud Terms oi
Peace inserted ga subsequent, column, took place
and were adopted. After which the eOntrsc ding
parties Z, turned "a their work
Eariy GA TUESDAY, suthcitic information was
received that large party e Corkonians either
from The ncighborhood Of HarI~rs- Ferry or ff,in
ihc chichester Rnil Road we're ADVANCING, uu ili,
a"al, ~,th view 20 pass up aud rtiLfo1ee the
i,ica,'d party ~ th"ir brethren at the upper dam
Brc'ct Capt H.iJHyslrg'fh. a ths. head Of al.
Temporal, troop ot horse, consisting of about 10
m'n, 'mincjiat' IL Repaired "a ,hs lover dana a.d
sidd.nIy ean,e uPoE the party at that place They
happened Ca De- AZ th. nloinrnt IA q AiNlrr.oik,i
state scattered about ~ groups. bot veil armed
NtiUirr had they received intcllis,Les. Of the.
peace that had bccn concluded ou the 10, ,ious
daN AsniSnN a. could h. reached Wrr, diS,Fn,-
ell the whole party retired and nothing has b,sn
heard Of them since. Our troops have. a. Ear As
prarucahi~, seized and taxi the arms ii { . L.
b"r'rs ct both parties, found their pcr,ons, and
~ their I'sntces snd houses. bath along the liuc
oi uc canal from one dsin 70 the other, sad ia the
town.
Bcs'dcs the troop OF horse above mentioned. a
company of lnis"try and Rine corps have bccu
formed among the citizen, of the plae... They
arr under e"fuInard at BrrNct Captains Holman,
AMI fben, aud ~ili ia SHORT time be sonp lctcIy
equipped
h. 4 L
co. aud 1t earnestly hoped that It IN rcinain iu-
violate. There T. every determination nov un
hr part of the civil autori', and the citizens and
soldiers, acting ~ its aid, e. prevent further breach
- "' thc c@ec. and To bring Offenders within the
operation aud punishment 81 the laws
All thc prisoners VA pail Tor riOtous conduct o.,
u,' Anal have been recognized " appear, aud
discharged from custody.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06

"en Staining TrcKER, formerly n rcprcscn-
'Hii'e IA Congress, died his residence in South
Carolina the l,h uiI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06

ibc authorities AZ Washington have prompt,
~ >p"nded g. The request mad, them Tor a regular
ioIcc tn qucil TIA riots along tc line OF Ia, Ca
'"'I Is son As the requisite resolution vas
"y oar i@gIsi~turr upon the sub It ,ur,l,r /,
were issaIed Tor Two Comnanic, Ia troer,I 4,
ths place, aud TO rcpoit 10 and sii tic ei,iI au-
hos'u's h,re ia restoring and preserving tram
Phlit. Due company, under command of Can
TAN PATniok, arrived Yesterday evening aud
vas conducted Z" thc quarters prepared anil ia
readiness Dor IL. The aplfuraus,. 81 ,h..c No.,
besr'Aks the character u Uoelc SANS troops
prompt rAdN, active, and soldicrlikc. W. wish
ueH good cheer, and pleasant sUIouru among
Us. lh,s COMPANY il from Fo,t Meiicnry, IlaIti-
more lac other company ~ on It, ~sy hithcr
from fort " Washington, aud expected 10 arrive
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06

United States Bdnk Dirseior. The nom ina.
ton Of Mr.. ). Baynrd, 81 Wilmington. Dcia.
ware. as one nf the Government Directors 81
We Bank Of the United States, has been con-
hrmed by the senate but IL u not known
whether that gentleman will eou.eetto servs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06

The R-gsn'. ~ M Universi,y Of the
,ta'S Of New feFk. as H-shog hsld on
the : % uli conferred the degree N ~
tor o. lawson he Hon BrsJ,uiS Fs.ss
80 bUrLEa. Attorney Gsh-fa IN W. A.
states III ftsl,, -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06

hossrs. Gales sd ssaiea have publishsd is
pamphlet iorfa ne sPe~rhss ~ kiessr, 49,,
400 b'oney' o. The Dcpusre question. ~.
typography does credit b. their oa.rs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06

v it said tisst Ca Htut tfstt. OBJ. 49,. =
- boa. travels b. thr Csii,d stsies iss s,..,,.i 49,.
rr1fokrd ihousaBsis, 49, khleI in Ng,r,.i-.
lau IN SJuth Amcrira
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06

" iioHsf - GeoFEs Krssner !. 10 WISH
as''n--in eonsulia'ion. q - sad. shh Mr
Van Bureau III a.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06

Post 0Gics Rsf9rn An Ohio paper ,avs
that at tho Van Buren, Convention II ,i,s 81
alt which assembled IN Columbus tber, r,r,
'isrsn Post Masters from one eounty.