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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-10

The following are the Resolutions offered b..
Mr.. Clay in the Senate on Friday last
/. RESOLVED, That the constitution ofthe Uni
ted States does not vest in the President poys
to remove, at his pleasure, officers under .it
Government Of the United States, where Office
have been established by law.
g Resolved, That in all cases Of Offices cTel
ted by law, the tenure of holding which is ne,
prescribed by the constitution, Congress is ag.
thorized by the constitution to prescribe the Ten.
ure, terms, and conditions, on which they arr
to be holden.
3. Resolped, That the Committee on the Juiic,
airy be instructed to inquire into the eXpedieIG
of providing by law, that in all instances of aP
pointment to office by the President, by and Wit
the advice and consent of the Senate, Ot5ei
than diplomatic appointments, the power Of re-
moval shall be exercised only in concurrent
with the Senate; and, when the Senate is not ID
session, that the President may suspend any
such officer, communicating his reasons Tor NE
suspension to the Senate at its first succeedIn7
session, and if the Senate concur with him, W
officer be removed, but if it do not concur |.l
him, the officer shall be restored to office
4. Resolred, That the Committee on the re-,
Office and Post Roads be instructed to lhqul'
into the expediency Of making provision .!
law, for the appointment, by and WIN I,
advice and consent fthe Senate, OF all delg
ty postmasters whose annual emolumenlseA''''
a prescribed limit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-10

GEORGE BRENT has been re-appointed Nv -.
President, and confirmed by the Senate c ,J'
lector of the Customs for the Port of Aev..
andria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-10

The March number Of Mr. Homan's Milf.
and Naval Magazine is interesting and userar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-10

Mr. Duane's fifth Letter to the PeopIo If =
United States will be read with interest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-10

Both Houses of Congress adjourned over o
Friday till to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-10
ALEXANDRIA,.
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH N rco,

BERNARD HooE was, at the last MEETING If q,
Common Council, unanimously reelected No.
or Of the Town Of Alexandria for the one
year.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18
JOHN MARTIN, Blacksmith, Gunsnlitil, and EOunGpF.

D RESPECTFULLY informs his old cns-
 a q toners and the pnblio generally, that he has opened NEW SHop, immediately below Dr. Watkins, and opposite the family residence ofR c. Byrd lat the sign of J. MARTIN, GUN AND BLACKSMITH. ] where he is prepared to carry on all the above brances of business. lie will make and repair SURGICAL INS RUM i1NFS ofevery descriptions Sl llss x aiS of ali kinds made and re- paired, ia the best possible manner MA CHINERY ofall kinds repaired. BLACK. SMITHlNG of every kind done at the shortest notice, and in the best manner.-- He IS also prepared to do all kinds ofSteam- boat work.
 As his charges will be moderate, and his work executed in the best manner and at the shortest notice, he hopes for share of the public patronage. . All orders from a distance will be promptly attended to, if ifaccompaned with the CAST
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18
HOT SPRING HOTEL.

YENfE subscriber intends opening, on tde -a .ttfSt of .dpr1 nert, a new and extea- sive establishment al the HOT SPRINGS, for the accommodation of inyalias, and the public generally. His table shall be sup piled with every variety afforded by the country, and the utmost care and attention will be paid to the comfort and conyen- fence of invaltds, and the pleasure of lis other visitors, and no exertion will be spared to add to the attraction which these salnhrious Springs already hold forth to the public. His charges shall be moderate, and thc.attcndance good.
 F. A. McWILLIAMs.
 March II, 1881. 49 If
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18

Among the peculiar delicacies of tho ta- bles of the Grandees of Spain, is species of small ham, of very red color, formed from pigs reared on the estate of the Duke del Arcos, in q small healthy park abound ing in snakes, which constitute the sole food ot these favored animals. The Arcos hams are said to possess most pungent and appetizing flavor, resembling that of pickled tunny.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18
Urited Slates of America. } Territory qf .Arkaasas, SS. County of Criaeadea.

csnr,y cs.s','ry / g,i1ls%ass' 2 ias%assa'' sS.
 To the Sheriff of Crittenden County,
 GREETING
 WTHEREAS John Troy, has heretofore W filed in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Conrt, in and for the County afore sad, his bill or petition praying for Di, vorce from tho bonds of Matrimony. here iofore entered into with a certain Mary troy, alias Mary Richardson These are therefore, 10 command you, as we have heretofore commanded you, that you snm mons the said Mary Troy, alias the afore. sad Mary Richardson, If she be found within your balliwick, that she be and an- pear, hefare the Judge of our Circuit court. Tn Ghancery sitting, at the gonrt- house Tn the town Of Greenock. the seat of justice In and for the aforesaid County on the first day If our next Term. to be holden on the second Monday after tha ionrth Monday in April next, tA. D. 1894 taen and there to answer to the said bill or petition of the said John Troy. and th;s she must Tn no wise omit, and yop mako que return of this writ to our said Court
 In testimony whereof, I have hereun.
 to set my hand as Clerk and affixed
 .le seal of Office, at Greenock. this
 1sth day of February, A. D. 1894
 and the Independence of tho United
 StaIes the 5Sth.
 a true Copy of the alias summons issned Tn this case. eSa
 Teste, SIR. CHERRY. Clerk. March II, 1884. IPrs. fee. ST 50. 10 Ct
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18
rARTNEnsFIyP FORMED.
HEsubscriber wonld inform his fri,

YH9HE subscriber would inform his friends a and the pahiic generally, that he has associated Mir. ]. ROPER with himself as a full partner in his business, and that the failsr's Art will be conducted in all its branches, at his old stand, by the firm of
 JOHNSON & ROPER. Every effort will be made to continue to merit patronage.
 The subscriber would earnestly enjoin II upon those who are indebted to tho firm Of Case A Johnson, and to himself indlyid- uaily, to make immediate payment
 N. Y. JOHNSON. Little Rock April 1, 1894. 5l If
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18
.NTS,E RECEIVED.

Per steamers Litle Rock aad Signal, FE E BBLs. inspected Flour 6 SJ 9 do. old rectifed Whiskey 5 bbls. Ale; ) do. do. sweet Cider 10 do. dried Peaches; 80 kegs fresh Lard 40 kegs assorted Nails 600 lbs spun Yarn. assorted si1es 3 tons assorted Iron
 2 do. do. Castings, Plough Monlds, &c. A gen'l. assortment of Fin S- N ood Ware.
 ALSO, 4 splendid assortment offashionah hle Silks, Dress Handherchiefs, Italian Cravats, &c. direct from Philadelphia. All of which tncg offer for sale at their usual low prices
 WILLIAM BADGE'rr, & Go. IiltIe Rock, Feb. 28. 1893.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18

The Court Gazette of Japan publishes the following curious decree: "Allthe young inhabitants are recommended to apply themselves to the art of growing tall.- Those who shall attain twenty years of age without reaching their iaii stature, shall re- ceive the bastinado until they have sufli- cient growth"
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18
HAIRY TRoy late MARY RICHARDSON. |
FETETIoM roA DIyoRcyu

raSHE Sheriff having returned upon the h summons issued in this case non est : It IS Ordered by the Court that an alias summons issne, returnable to the next term of this Court, and It is further Ord err ed, that the complainant in this case, cause sad summons to be published in the Ar kansas Advocate, Newspaper printed in this Territory, for six weeks successiyely.
 A true copy from the record,
 Teste, SIR. CHERRY. Clerk.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18
WaIsKEY, FLOUR, &c.

JUST RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT, w Am BARRELS Whiskey, iG0 do. 1z &SssD Flour, two pipes and three half pipes Cognac Brandy, seven boxes and five kegs Tobacco, {hoth- of which are very good twenty five boxes Soap, ten boxes Candies, and many other small articles, which will be sold very low for cash. by
 IE9IZY VIII ssibS50NN. SC Little Rock, January 3l.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18

Was to be exIled, we SD oeep tidy piaHt Our feelings and affections, that the gloom May be onr light-and hablt may enehant The desert to paradise like home So that in after tune It even may haunt The memnry with kind of Plessantness, Though nothing, once, resembied pleasure
 less. Home 'Tis stirring word-it brings Before our eyes each spot well known of Each long past scene of pleasure or of The forms that once in beauty moved be- Our feastiDg eyes--the music of the rain On the old root--the broad and grey sea- nd the wild tumbling of the many waves, On the white sand, or in their sounding
 caves. We recollect the last long, lingering look tthe tall spires--untii they sunk below The pine-ciad hill--the shallow, murmur
 ing brook, That near the ancient mansion house did Gaw,
 And every quiet and remembered nook, Whither of simmer eyes we used to go, And gaze into the depths of those blue
 eyes
 Which yainly, but still dearly we did prize. The azure palace floor of the white moon Jew elled with stars--the rushing of
 river Through boundless forests, in the month
 of June The panther-trodde mountains, clad for
 ever With the white snow--night chasing the
 bright moon, An Ethiopian huntress with her quiver Laden with stars-the still sublimty Of the deep fores,s--aud their mystery A silver cloud wasting it's being under The red fire of the sua--the summer light
 hing Uocradled in the rough lap of the thunder; \ lake once tempest-rock'd d, at rest and
 whitening With the moons light--the grey mist flung
 asunder, Showing a cataract--a pale cheek brigh
 ening
 With new love-all these are beautiful And hc must be in truth very mule, Who has no feeling for them, and no eye To feast upon them. Such men To possess Within their souls no tonch of harmony, Who are unmoved by Natures loyeliness. Bnt when the glmmering yoid of memory Is lighted by the dreams oftreasured bliss, Wakened by that word home, all other
 feelings
 Are weak before it's sad or sweet reveal
 ings. Well, after all, twill hardly be advisable To make diary of Ayunta's travels--- Though 1t might make a goodly book, as
 szeahle
 As Halls or Hamilton's, quant. snf of caviis,
 Or Mrs. TroIIope's, or that entceable 1 (iiere's a new word, without which the rhyme baflies The AIuse's skill, and venerable Fidler Who almost, in his line, beats Jeremy
 Didler. So shall merely take general view Of what he saw in travelling through the West Not naming all the towns lie travelled through, Or telling where he fared the worst and best,
 Or finding fault because the country's new, And not with England's splendid vices Or where men eat the fastest, and most As Captain Hall instrucis us of New York. To De continued. l
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18

4 school mistress asked child what s E spelt. The child hesitated. What do do when look at youl said the mis- tres. Thquint replied the pupil.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18

United iStafes ot .qnlerica. County of Critenden, In the Circuit Court ofCrittenden County. December Term, A. D. 1883. JoHN TRoy,
 vs. MARY TRoy late MARY RICHARDSON.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18
Bfaclxsfnitlsing.
NNyy asssIHG4aSEEles les aEl

NESy AaS1 EaassEz lss RENTs YHyHE Subscribers take this method of X reforming the citizens of Little Rock and the public generally, that they have commenced the above business in the Shop formerly occupied by 5. NJ. LEDBErrEn, opposite the Advocate Printing Office, where they are prepared to execute all work intrIsted to their care, in the best manner and at the shortest notice.
 They respectfully solicit share of pulp lie patronage, and will endeavor by all means in their power, to merit 1t.
 JAMES NJ TRIGG & co. N. B. HORSES shod at the shortest no- tice, and in the best manner.
 J. NJ. T. & co. Little Rock. Feb. 1884.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18
N A ssURF MENT ot
Ready Mafie 6slo4,

Mems fine Camlet eIosks. nlils a, Assorted Boots, Shoes and IIilsals'd' Il.al black and white patent 'Ihrssa1s s1s Spool and boss Cotton; cand,@ 'gaa Bed Cords; Woollen Socks peSiek German Gloves, Beaver do ,. lal indigo; S Dutch Madder; eoppe,,.s.' Tss,s' \ Suit petre; Pepper; Alspiear. rs,as
 Ginger; Epson Salts; Dried I, allasRE Superior James River ToDaeeas tss rsaeA'I nreelS best Kentucky do s'
 Dried Apples; Spanish and Ma. :. And a variety of other a''se a,,se, c' Those purchasing, would do msa and examine our Stock, as "" eell .l,a t unusually low. We expect . qv Y. Tll u ifs'Gs;ss and iRoN by the first bo.t 's' 'l a, l.. & W. R. GIRSr 0F Those indebted to IS on elosl l account, are earnestly solie;,as and settle the same immcd;.saul t of iis will start to tie East sbonnit' purpose of laying in a spr,as s.,.l of Goods. I na ssSoF 2,
 Little Rock, Feb. I, 1894. " X
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18
THE S!Tpc,.1.7.,,,'s...s.... ,'...s...

sa AVE just reeeiye cd :. iSSll which thy thev 0r no's REASONABLE aa E''is9, ss1 low, ,,e, for cash, or 10 punetuaI IIals, uapl accommodating terms, 'aai T eustgns, consists of most articles ,,. aaelr asori Tn the D.; Gs.oods c line ss ,,;', usaa.' cal, Igper Tipe blue. blue black. black. brown and .r. Coarse Negro Cloth; I.ia' uo. dO- Saii riannels r, assorted; Browe e
 nlsaeaed B ,nestics; Plaid JSs,''e''i, Sa apron s and Furniture checku'.0 u0 .. Musfins, &c. Corded ssI,is,. inentoi Lace hdkfs. Bandanpa aaa %
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18
TO PaIN TIERS.

rByHE undersigned continues to manu-
 s faetnre the EsGnktiR Printing Press. He has for sale several second hand Stans- bury and Ramage Presses. Also, Glasses of alisizes, Composing Sticks, Brass Rule, Gallies, Copper Moulds. Inking Rollers, Sc. 8c All of which he intends to keep general assortment of, for the accommeda- tlon of the craft.
 This establishment Is on the corner of Elm and Eighth streets.
 4a& The Hemisphere, Columbus, and the Republican, St. Louis, will copy the above three months All other Printers wso will copy the above advertisement three months, will be allowed the usual rate of pay, in any of the above articles.
 Cincinnati, Feb. ?, 1S34. 5l 13t
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18
DUNN & LOWRY.

In addition 10 the stock they have re- eeiged per steamers Reindeer and Little Rock, from New Orleans, large and gen. eral supply of GROCERIES, including
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18
Jgsst Received.

DER steamer Compromise hbds. first A quality SUGAR; , bags COFFEE. ] boxes SPERM CANDLES; low for cash. VIM. BA DGETT <. Go.
 Little Rock. March 7th, 1894.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18

YEYHE publishers, encouraged by the ex- -k traordinary demand for the Letters of Major Jack Downing, are induced to issue the original and most pepa!aF of iiis wri- tings, including his Life, in periodical form. After completing the first volume, should sufficient encouragement be offer ed, the Major may, no doubt, be induced to continue his interesting description of public affairs, and other matters. This voinme will be completed in eight parts, ef thirty six pages each, and will contain eleven original designs by Johnston, and furnished in any part of the United States, postage free, for One Dollar. Seven co pies will be furnished to any address. post age free, for Five Dollars. Payment in all cases 10 be made in advance, and free of expense to the publishers.
 *a* Editors of Newspapers who publish this notice, and send copy of the paper which contains it, to US, addressed | Cole n,an's Literary GaSette,' shall receive a copy gratis.
 Boston, Jan. 15, 1884. 51 3t
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18

Fs. F. DUNN & JAS. LOWRY. MRAYING purchased the stock of Gro @SeA ceries of Mr. ANDREW PoDEsTRE, will continue the GROCERY BUSE NESS at his old stand, under the fra of
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18
To the Public

BRANDY, WINES, &c. FHNWo half pipes Cognac Brandy, \ 10 Barrels do. do.
 l Barrel Champagne Brandy,
 Barreie Sweet Wine,
 10 Half barrels do. do.
 , Barrels Malaga Wine,
 10 Half bbls. do. do.
 l2 Dozen superior Port Wine, just received per steamer Compromise, from Now Orleans, and for sale at reduced pri ces by DUNN (, LOWRY January 24. if
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18
Ma ior Downins,s Nsassazine.

Little Rock, January 3I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-19

=, MELLsDURG, VA August I.
-Heianchoiy Dean Mr.. Scott the EDITOR OF the An,e-
F,can Union, SteubenFe, Ohio OF large psrty
oi pleasure which arrived here Wednesday OF last
wees IN sisges, carriages gigs, &C. The party after
PafSsing oil some refreshments at Mr.. Kleins Hotel eel
ou' on heiF return. Mr Scott and another gentleman oc-
euPeh gig. About half mile above town they
passed aud got ahead 81 the four horse stage which
was III company The stage driver, ambitious lead
the other vehicles determined 10 repass The ci. aud
tn the effort the wheels OF the stage struck The axle.
'ree oil The Gig, inside Of The Wheel The shock of
me conclusion. precptaiej Br Scott out of the gig
who' i"ing partly under the stage, of the wheels
ran over his head disiocaed his neck and tracur-
co us shnil IN most shocking manner. linn ediate
death wa' The awful consequence MIR. Scott was young
gentleman OF hne appearance aud good requirements BY
us industry and his exer,ons he had raised himself
rom poor boy to most respectable station in socety
Tie was loved and esteemed by all who kne him: and bis
unu'nely and melancholy fate will he DEEPLY IameBted by
ali ms Intends anl acqGalntances.-R epMLlican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-19
lFlom the Louisville Journal
10 TIM DIrpI


hI"E neera OF msny uhlounded reports la re'aon To
INC a,e melancholy deaths of number of our fsnIiy ~
uee,' II our duty to give full statement OF the facts:
va '"e ON june our youngest sister wa married 10
gentleman oil this CITY, On the OF that day an
"'her er made two cusiards She used mornings M IL
'o' e hrs' anu not being satisfied with the result she
sue 'ie second with milk purchased in the evening
pom were cooked in bcll-meis kettle They were n,de
ahke and there was nothing in the composition Of either
ou' ue usual Ingredients. Ia The frs loaf s,:spr
usen IN The second, brown The first was then mt in,
10 "n vessel and the vessel being Differently ga
PHo'ois 70 contain the whole OF it,, the remainder
e"oogn perhaps 10 MI tea cup, handed to mem.
Ger oi the family. who OF il herself and gave som,
70 servant near her Neither OF them was sick rom The
eee's oil H. The lin vessel set in the
WIN ice around II, aud the contents we've not used iii
neA' eay' when the cusaFd, although cussed wa. moi
sou' IL was then distributed at the houses OF the reIa
uons OF The "nily and all who patiook OF il died or
,.'k Inc unfortunate deceased were our mother Air.
roster ana ciiid. Mrs Fcn,aine Miss VsnostoI chilli
OF Milton bnckner, end two negro boys There heinz a
Suspicion OF poison, i've negroes arrested and
'ueu 10 prison. icnr OF whom the property of The
'an'y None OF them had been punished by anv of ma
yum The exception of the fifth whose wife beon,ed 10
ne amiy aud lived wi,h mother. He had been sus
Pe'ied lew weeks before, of stealing set Of silver
poems rom 'le house and for the crime OAR
k ne hVesugaon lie used inspent language 10 Robe
urhef Tor winch he received slsps in the face
any las 'Didden 10 come near the family.
X. BUCKNER
&. BfJHKNER
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From Tho Globe
THE GOLD CURRENCY.

Many erroneous Tables Of the value Of The Ijnereol
Gold Coins, under the law, have been published
which may lead persons into mistakes The following "a
O'e IS therefore, Tepubished, its accuracy havire been
oartuiy tested OF the United States Mint and therefore
to be relied upon " b. the law all the gold coins
OF EnE'ind, France Spain, Portugal, Mexico Colombia
ana BRAZIL are made LEGAL tenders and therefore every
person should get acquainted with the names weieIi
ana value OF each cola Of each Of these nations The
gold Of no other nation is made leg tender hut IL is al
fa'ed .ni 20 per cent in value that tie holder of
such gold should sell for less bul send 40 the
or sell f" 70 manufacturers and workers neold nT Per-
'ons should save This table, and get it by heart
TABLE GOLD COINS
Calculated and ranged, expressly fer Moo,e' pbilaJe
pha Price Current, according the actual rule in use
al INC United states Mint is est mating The value of
gold. The correctness OF the Table is guaranteed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-19

We give the following editorial from lie Richmond En-.
qmer ana add IN relation TO what is said about the Post
omee Department., That no one, persuaded, ha.
oee' more anxious than the Postmaster enera 10 have
the Department over which lac presides egulA,s by law
oh me responsibility OF adjusting Ihe OF the es.b-
snneni 10 Tue demands made upon it, thrown upon that
noiy TO which both duties should certainly attach The
hepreseniaives OF the People have recomme nded nav
urected by law, the creation OF number OF unp,o.
Unable mail r1Geshey have recommended increased "a
putty and The multiplication OF trips upon the old mail
ronss tn every quarter olbe Unop having done this
Tue senate comes IN TO tho Postmaster for
extending the credit OF The Department TO fulfil the
mens thus thrown upon aud will not allow him The ,ieh
cVen'o draw upon the which he reason TO CAL
cuse Wi lie supplied from the new when time
gwen Them TO become pro6isbe, TO meet engagements
wnch he s compelled 10 make. Certainly the responsi.
unity assumed by Congress to make additional mail routes
should also carry with ii that oil providing for them
MI Orundy, the Chairman OF the Post Office Commit
zee mas again and again urged bill Congress putting
,ne fos once Department upon the footing Of sccouna
oy 70 Congress, with similar checks us exist in the
ober DeParnentsand in his projected measure has moi
only had The appreciation, the aid of The coun of
the Postmaster General Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-19
Cancer.

FHN md me art IF Healing, generally.
"a lie subscriber respectfully ulorIns the Inhabitants
OF kchmond and vicinity, who may wish his aid that he
mas become compeieny acquainted, by the Instructions
celebrated Dr. Lynch, of New York city, to cure
una, formidable and fatal disease, denopinaed Cancer
without the Of knle or csusic but effected in Tho
came way and manner praclissd by DR.. Lynch who
mas met WIN unparalleled in the treatment of hi,
compliant, aad also that OF Fistuia or FistuIoAs ihe
subscriber Is here now, from ;he City New York any
person wishing 10 be cured Of the aboye-pamed COM
plants wil please to apply immediately him. at The
Mansion House, Main Street
Richmond, Jan. 6. w w MARSHALL
Certificate from DR.. Lynch.
do hereby certify, that Dr. W. w Marshall has been
under my instruction, and assisted in 10Y business
~heh Is attending TO Cancer complaints, and the art Of
n,e"ung generally. lie Is now using my medicine
ac,ed. n TvNC,I u
The subscriber refers 10 Mr. Day, of Manchester: MIR
Giihsn, Mr james Csskc, Archibald Thomas and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVIS NJ ain Street, Richmond; Mr.. Benismin
iiarsison, of Berkeley.
a." letters must be post paid. w. ". NJ
L..
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DONE ESH'aC.

iHE NAIL ROBBERS TAKEN.-We are pleased To
learn, by letter jus, received from the Postmaster AZ
cumberland Md, that four persons have been arrested
Tor me recent attempt 10 rob the great western mail
that place; one OF WHOM the driver says he able TO en
hy as one oil the two who made the attack. The Post
maser ADDS that II is supposed there is gang of them
scattered throughout iha, neghborlood. MIR Lucius W.
STOCKTON, the spirited contractor that line is as he
writes, taking such precautions will enable his diver
10 stand II hereafter demanded TO do So and disDute
the ground with these ielons- Globe