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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-06
WedneSdag, April 30.
IN AENATT

message was received from the President of ,he
United States, upon Executive business, by Mr.. BonsIso"
his Private Secretary.
Mr.. Webster, from The Committee ~ Ei...
a OIL from the House of Representatives. maLi., 49,,
preparations for the War Department. vvi,hor, am""s sp
On MS motion, the bill was re. committed to the same com.
mittee. 10'"-
PETITIONS.
hI. oPragie presented a memorial from inhabitants Of
Halo"eh, Maine, IN favor Of the restoration of tho do.
Pos'ies 10 the Bank OF the United States, and praviro . 60
charter Of that institution. "'c'
MI SPrague said, HAT these memorialis,s com,I.ir n
y, 10 1saence OF deep distress ia their community, owing
Ini,oI SS.'Ee'enl d',i'uhe assumed by the President of lhe
oh,eu states towards the Bank, al, DEVELOPED in tho r1
cen measures OF Governments; aud lhey protes, ,o.ins, II,
W. say, 'nst the power over The Treasury. which te
,Le C WV mas ciSimed in the protest, ~righ1iully belong 10
Ue Sohg'ess OF the United States. lie knew that il Co.
sdiu ny some that the supplement had retraetsd IN. oL.m,
SET up IN the Protest, but Mr.. \. said. be hcna.nn .'aI"
Uu'y ambiguous aud left the claim Of power iu.t wbsfs !,
was, ana where II might be pu, forth in III 49, 10y. -
unclaimed according 10 circims,,nces H. y, HsV,' OF
S'hcers OF Government are his officers. are evscvfa" ~
noeIs, ana under The control Of the Execuove snI 10 a..
burr rhs - , We ~ ne uont mean TO control the money
Cu' "e Is accountable Tor the conduct Of the ofYc.rs ~,
,,nereiote' ne mas the possession and custody ~ as ""'
nc mohey-he says, Congress may designate ne IT,
NJ ms I m' money IS lobe kept, but that he is the kiener
usmo,Iauc county ~ Inc State OF Maine. and n,sv ST.
WIZ oet one voice. They have not vet had tbe,, eri.,
ismo 49, ,%Gp, over by The dark and bitter waters Of Jackson.
ism, Outtbey say, they wish dis experiment, 80, a. na ~
be driven 10 despair. ""S TtOPle, mby
INF. sbepley said, IL was not his de,t, n so,.. ..
some remsrI. 'Pon ,ne presentation Of memorials; but as
~ ~ ieunaIks mad been made IN relation n, Lt, So
"nicn seemed to call Tor a remark. mo yo,tJ ~ o.a'e,
oLo MS colleague had said that but one voc;eo -.
me = hennebee. True, and II that one yofce d..
f,om N"EH' presented here, there was but a voica
y" nialne Those persons who believe nhe conJo., ~"
a.. ,u'sW ,he administration 10 be correct. neose az.
st 'o ~ 20 present memorials or resoln,ions RI
'"e now gives more Than 10000 yoteG and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-06
REPORT OF II COMMITTEE OF ON
II ABOVE MESSAGE.

IL "Af 1915, 1904.
MT j yIer rom The Committee on Finance, 10 which,
was referred The Message OF the President of the Iltb ~
Marcn, Ie-hoininating Henry ID. Gnpin, Peter Wager.
John u sullivan, aud Hugh NcElJerry, as DirectoTs of
'he Bank oil the United States, Submitted The follow inc re-
port:
Tue Committee have bestowed upon The subject the re-
heenoh winch respect Tor the Chief Magistrate would AZ
~ n'nes command. The President, at an early dsy of tIe
session. submitted The nomination TO The Senate Of five
persons as Directors Of the Bank OF the United states.
70 u d. 'nese nominations The Senate assented; and ,Ie
person nominated was appointed. In regard 10 the four
o'hers' oeilg the same persons now re-nOminated 10 lhe
Send'e' 10 uebniiiVe decision was made until the 9th dav ~
+ 'Ofu7fy' when they were each separately reiertsd
oy ayes aud noes. The subjects, in the mean time. viii,
"nen ,hese nominations were in some degree CON
hected, had Undergone a full and elaborate Vdiscussiou
10 Tie SeDs'e. The decision, therefore, was well eslr
ia'ed TO satisfy The President that the Senate entertained
decisive objections TO the aiiun OF these four =,
sons; and The journals Of which the President usually sees
a copy, could not isil 10 show that each and every one of
mem was rejected by a clear majority Of the whole Senate.
ne precise character Of the objections taken by each and
every member OF the majority, or even the general cha
ase.e'o soeh objections, il would be piesumptuous ia The
eomp',tee 70 attempt TO ascertain. They cannot be ex-
Pee'eu " 90 INTO private conference with members. and 10
m!efioSa'e either those Of the msjority or minority, upon
,n's or any Other question, as 10 the reasons OF their votes.
~ must De obvious that from the Constitution OF the So.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-06

WAsHfNGToN, May 3.-Tbough the Injunction Of &c.
rreey was removed from the Executive PROCEEDINGS o(
.e oeha'e upon The Message Of the President, te.nofni.
mating The Government Bank Directors. kg.in ,e;sc,ad
by The vote o 30 TO H. The permission TO make extracts
Uor which a special order Of the Senate is requireO was
n' gwen 1huI 'he moment before the adjournment yesler.
Day. We havo moi been able 10 obtain a COW of he io,,r.
nal IN relation 10 this subject. but, by great exetio1. we
are ensbIed TO 10y before our readers The Message of the
President, and the report upon IL by the Committee Of ri
nance, 10 which Committee il was referred bcto,c \, -.
acted upon.-,Ndt. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

EyFrTTtl.


Ia tretae kssr Nelson. A slave -. -
2-1's az We R.eharst Chiffon Of thrs co..,t.
*s s<sr'tnrt pursuant "a has sentence fl-,s
nirhsr % NJ Atssr'l Zones Of thIs place m
><aoans,sr la-S Comparatively very d..
s<ns'1s A1snair't-ararly a molsty of whom
we've &C hHs s-a cuinr. AZ both .,x,.-, g.
r'a.zar unsurra Riso were present >.l.an en-,
.essfia ~'rh eompn-arr, but tasplay.,, n,,bIr-
As1 aarthfsud ~ PRAYED several m,,,,,..
~ IN hntlots sosss- and Afterwards spr,
hshn~ pqarrnSN Al sNtsmporan-uu. -r,-
s''n-. >'isar 2Ger4ons of ais Pcayer we're fine
-s-wlmsns at usrtral elogtsnc. We res.
ssus snif ou- st -is expressions with wt.,5
GO ssr- -cr'irS A. the nnm.nt-one nwhf.h
he snu2srs't ma trembling Of IN. hear, o.,
ma FuH-rins al tie lsAEcs m ths. ftlI of M,
str- rhs sSnlls sis pertinent and Li.hty
sa<n1ra1
We SAw aoea4nc- % The ccraslnn :, ioI.~.
~ IN Shsncu me- OpinInu, lcns .Inrs r-trrta.n-
ed Hist frequently expressed th.s p,.ai,r ~
cIsrsns -assIift hs sntr-iy Abolished. anl nj
mn sfsrn srs shonld meat thsir doom within
as, AcaGrs az ras prison Wal,s We d. not
is-r,st lad sas nan or woman, who " .tn-,.-
az ia sxnriIrann % Nelson, lsfs the spot. " IA
rDst aD,caIs improved. or 4 bad character
--oIcmnSt On ras contrary, ne should not
AZ surprised ( rs apparent willingness -
sirstr- a1salIfsis ,Eal.cesf some In doubt " he
sis'z as ss=s aGs an snv. able fate 4 few
EEvs ls1sr. a4s s1eenrnn, We Academia,
isa-rt . Islr-Wt negro man make a remark
sl.''h sSrAaHsry illustrated the lngt..N Of
srtihsr sx<xurIou- q measure Of nariI ~
FHr,r ss- saarh thai sar his Own part he had
n Arus fls Hnah,r rhs rzlls~s ~ IN any Other
n%''ts. osi-ssInc thsr Il was the sure and GER
RAn -lst N heaven. And he referred par
zar'iilIrtH "a oa-s execution that he had wit
a's,s-'''f~ N uhsfh vas ssrunida and compo.ure
al me errm4na1- AMI even his apparent eNta-
us- scri9Ts't not only dsath. but even tie
-s!rnn 7r-pnrarDu for il stroke, OF rv.rv
1isng nae asrrur- We thank our Isslslator,
sHsaiit "a ssrfIrming n service 70 the com
nun-eH sS beuoring some IttIa cons.dsrat.on
IA riEs hslnIr~ at our criminal code - Lgr.h-
hug Easynzt-s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

II Is with pain and sorTOw w hup-
learnt that letters have been ruoeipeA
IN tins city, announcing the deab ss
JOSEPH PEARsoN. ESQ, cf brentwood
an The county and On the borarrs q M
City Of WsshiRgt0a. Hs died. a. se
hear, At Salisbury, N North CursSTus
whittier be went every wear 80 en-
anime into the management a ms -
taies an thai country, q uhich BE- u.as
native, on the Z7th an. We ahan
not anticipate the grziefd duav q ms
relatives and nesrer friends. hy writing
has obituary. He has Iefa nun srous
young family, with their Doahsr. o.
gneve over q loss Which % diem en-
scarcely BE- snevisacd Nv puiiIic svra.a-
ny. As a Conspicuous nuemisr q
Congress, twenty wears ago. Mr p.
vas extensively known and rrz-r,s,A
and our then very young ofy Oaes hlsn
a debt for the strenuous eaSsas Ne A.
made 70 serve and save q. ulirA nm
happily. 4 can nov only paw o. hss
nemogy. ~. N.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
LATE FROas EURoPE

tAs p.skss uhip SuIly. Forbes. has arrived q,
NsS Nort from hasre, briaxisg PARIS u.r~r,
b tn 9th SrpsrHsbeF. The Ssiss frum F.i.rl.,,I
SO one day lasrr than before recrivsd. We suh-
Bo,a NJ ipsio~'ng items from the Nee Y0rk Jaur-
n-a % Cofnsneres and Commercial Advertise.
frsaes sehism IN the French Cabi-
net, says the Messenger, - no lOaxes a .ecrr,
ana proof % this viii be found (says that
PaPsr) IA the fact, that since the Is,h ~ o.
tsmosr vhsm Marshal Gerard became Res
uaosishea from hes Hines. be has not once
net HIS colleagues AZ the TYillsrs~.
Gen Sebastian had len Par, for N.,le.
shess Ne Sil remain unth February BE.
.ofs ~. depart1rs be reserved comDiimentar,
'>stsaaoo'ais 81 The eotaf.isnes % the ktng.
ne s'saJ Of the nsS saiiinE-earriage. the
ksisssas, eOmpistsly failed. The muit,tsAs
% sPecia being disaPpointed. rushed upon
ne esrriasa 70 destroy q but TIE armed force
mtartefsd, and drove them back and q 49,
eondaeied, With the PsFsoBs belonging % Il.
70 ne heois Ailitairs, surrounded By "a e.
cost 1t troops Of the LINE aad cavalry.
Asearding % the seriss Of meteorological
oh>eFvatious made Coz more than . century
ne aEsrags temperature of Paris has been
deg above the freezing point Of Rssunur
p1rins I'D year., there has been oniy three
instances % . whole month hav,ns passed
~itaoui rafn 81 PARIS. The last vas n JAM.
NY 1910 The ssvers q Psrs carry dali,
o ne ssins shout l-0 90 cube metres III
Eaf-r proceeding from rain and The foun.
taIns
The last eens's % The popuiat,oa q Par,
ssrriss me nambsr o. the inhsbtants % 7ss.
90, sho occupy 1900 house, Tbs .
so0a' - individuals foT each house
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

The .Nurderov fak,1 Ne r-~ 81
iorned that lefier has t.,7su rtrsass,s
BY the Post Master ~ Por7rr,aasf "a
ifom the Jal0 Il Elizui,fh CIV No
giving The informsticu tissf Nlra.s.
skies. who khled Batsara Fs-r-ea =
Mount Pleasant fn Nrf,R Causss
Va. on The eth 1sii hss bra ssse.-
Blended and committed So tf.e 80 y
Elizabeth Cny WHERE b. ali s.e 8,-s--
ed IA custody until den as,ss8 e. -av
au'horIties 4 tErgIuIa-Bas -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

At rhse 4 nIred States Di,tric; Con-,
- B'osa1n- list week. Henry Joserb
nst,Er0, and Amos Otis. a whit. w..
51Ds'4 n1r Shs murder OF Capt Jane,
Crosby OFT hs brrr Juniper. bound from
rAEu- poet % >urInam-the former a,
PeTISrpIl- AMI the hitter ~ accessory
ts'e H-Er'tsr W9i perpetrated by The
stscX- Ant II appeared clear 10 the Jury
WnS rrDect them that the white count
nEha@ert hErn- and they were according
" oaGSSrrrst- Ou Saturday they were
sc'o'RSAr Hnn9 Court 10 receive the SEN
'eT,1re- ot rhs Inv when. savs the Tran,-
ernyc- Orse Of the most solemn scenes
aooiS pine thlr We remember ever Z,
AIEe WurnEssstl In the midst nj An
Hasii'-str's'e i'la.l-ncs wrapped IN profound
in-'s-acIe- HIS Honor Judge Story called
upon rhst PcIsocers respectively 10 .ay
lnE uA1a-. they mEsht wish 10 saw. ac
eor'--a,,s u the mid and merrifui pro-
NRiooorf 7t T'IItIce N our country, Prev
o'Ss ID rsss announcement of their fat.
H-oc1 rss. bench Joseph immediately
re--zEI-Set that he Asf something 10 say
Md sAer PrOcsrdsd. with great app,-
re11n ezz'0tB)u, and with his countena..re
snGn0tr- II teIrs, I'd state, though Mt
~H-1 a distinct Pr0uuncIati1n thar "a,
ziiEn -Poea-lng To Otrs-wls Deyt,c'ly
Ez1s's>1t # tis nlErllsr, agaG n 4H c.a-
1r'rtaaa Ett4 Il, ar h1orkaAl, # It
A--E thns, Gus himself. being allowed
10 fgSak- rOe only reiterated, most So
S~f-z-ty- the cook dscfaration bat gave
Ia sxRErIt ant remarkably distinct and
i't1Hsu'sIe explanation upon some points
ot thss svHisnes whEch had weighed
most hSIvrly R-1Inst hIm-partic ularIy
Aas eXPcrssB0n GA the day subsequently
40 ra~ murder The Judge, in passing
ssz-rn'cs ~ hBCh, be sad. he mus, do
--'oss1Eved char the remarks Of Gus
Were pepper bor consideration. and
1h'ls representation might be- made 70
uAr LAsNurEve n hrs favor. The eve
ou-Dor WIS appointed Sor the 81 Of DE-
eeHlosr nexr- between the hours Of y
n NJ lnl5 I p VI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

Ind -kE7tt~r-& Finale child of
Mr. Eshri.tE was burnt - death m
Jsf5srs4'n street. on Saturday Evening
sr'r- Ts't ht-ls innocent, about ; or Is
yeEri CHI gathered some shaving AMI
y l-1'laf s'asPteD7n q the Consequence
sauce't Slue kry IA the midst III them
Ht~a rhsE biEksd s,rtb, covering her
~ rrsr a. flames. The screams " the
fhli't srD'zskr ths mnfh~r and other. %
49, l"t-ous bp7 tlse ~ render any az
in'r mr. >he W4s 30 dreadhiIly b4rt
tall- 80 Odd tbs same evening
tssoygrtoson Gszsas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

Lag Frls~al Pr1csssi0a.- Tho Boz
oln A1.aeafe ulenuons thar rhe r1~f-
a. Fr1sssssln ~ Yrs. 49, Hem, orreuf-
ae 's.rtsd there conlst.fi 81 - girls
- o1EE 1tss men 30 we0i~n -
sars, 49,. 2 earyruzvs and ehaises.--
>A.s asbsurs.f s5 tse comm anIfy % The
af-.Er~s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
y" "I7"ILI q
ourN k-r
JAMES Mills

bHAeons III spVssrs - . ssuri.srr su,sr
referred % ~ tie uhee siairs sssnrr,s far
October, ls3a. that ths frss ss,st.s,,t !. II, J.
hslioon % the country. waa maar ~ "
blanchard 81 Phils6ei li.sa. sti aar.us-s r-r1
Aniougst The mats thSusSnd sI.srlna,-. -.
"asHiseroS cur FRS FrusIssIa. 81 si.-,,a.
aud beloved memory.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
fAG Int

a cotton factory uPoa lsrge sczse.
and with the bed machinery and ID
vsntages, has been pat iuao operation
81 Lynohburg, Virginia The LyBch-
burg tirginisn observes-" weIocA ~
on this establishment a. opening a neu
era 70 tins section Of Eirgausa.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

1suzsts. Es,Drlrify - mulatto gh
lz a.. - r-nfh. yrlr q her Az. va
ts1sr-.f aasf even1s ~ public hOuse
I'd >a-- street. n .~flnx Are % q bed
rt cor ac r-e ipprr rooms. When n-
,s-s s.rt--f ls r5 aes u0ti.s in 800 jliar.
e. O. OIL. .l..1e ! Nlaf-d 81 De- t#
H. o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
STARTLING DIsCLostKEs

Weep the fa1lo~ing from the ~ carr. Man
sor. puhassAcd - fsyesae en- Nai..os,r, al s,., A,
at okaos~r n; View Dr. eA-r-ss.r a rl~ ,..,r,
'ron ssses .e eopy af--s rc~p-es-ise. 80 shs.as
receive ~ .hoAc sasry ~s<h ss.nr-d.sisrs R.u :.
,,assa . t~se. Gon . eosue- 90 ..i,,rh ~,
sersssoned % sook fnr isls<llsru..r f,..
th.t part al the eoanfry. &C srr s,Aa,c.a a. -
sred's. toe errs-ss dcgrue; sa % s.sk .n <.,rus.
so.c1' n 70 cossdcr q - smrisosaiug .s-y sx,-
pess.ese Portioe ~ DIR P.rsy. paln,u-aSr surs.rd
10 -, hosesrr q nsy issaise frs i.dsssdssl. =
-Faseaaf kzzefIgeancr.
FArrrrz. Missouri. Cd IA
&C. A FAcr, srhcA ought 70 BE- knau-u.
During the recent session Of tbe Feae-
raj court, very startling facf came out
IN evidence before the grand jury. n
has been known for n length q time
that early last spring n very extensive
counterfeiting establishment was dis
covered and broke up near the .NesarD
IN this State. II had entxined mn IA
fold, many citizens heretofere un-us-
Pected, and until the publication of the
testimony, Conjecture was busy nm r.ro-
bing out the cause Of their st,emsnv
alteration. This, with thousand oth-
er evils, can be plainly traced TO the
spirit Of party" A citizen Of a.
city Of St. Louis testified thu he had
been consistent and faithful neuIt.er
OF the jackson parfy-thaf he general
ly supported the old Hero m every
thing, and particularly ON the subject cdr
ms opposition TO the Bank He WINS
applied to by the notorious EIspkea ".
Foreman. who was an applicant fr fbe
ONCE OF Secretary Of Stzie under Cor-
enor MILLER, TO join the oouuHerEuif-
ers. The aPplicaaim was made m n
political sense, and IN Ehe name az the
party They were both opposed 10 fhe
bank, and desired rs orcT1hr0w-aa.r
counterfeit notes were very wei exe-
cuted, and would easily pass among DE
people n genuine; . cry had beea
already raised thzt she bank was croe-
s.ns good and genuine paper, m n zs-
mt OF gain-and m proportion 10 fhe ln-
crease OF counterfeit paper, would be
the excitement Of the people, If srO-
perry and judiciouSly managed In rsas
way, II was argued, the parties could
make money for themselpes-run down
the popularity of the Bank, and aa-
vance the prosperity Of Cea- gacksn's
administration. II was also argseA
there could be no more harm IN ans
than any other Polificzl mzneurre hu.t
the citizen Of St Louis testified thaa he
refused the proposition AID keFa a n
secret.
Thus Il has Al ls1a appeared m eEs-'
dence, that If the -Eeoago eenAenrn
had been successful, the Rznk q ne
United States was 10 he put AOHn an
tins and other Western St1aes. Scr cros-
nng good paper, The people rood
lect the OUtcry which was raised uzsuu
this subject about a year ago, bui asaoe
the detection Of the geutienea poIlEi-
cans, TIA. branch a fhe oFpoashaa 20
the bank has MOI been urged
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

-f4oti,T g'rrat'g--A beautiful little
Ont alnzs't Annette Dils, the daughter
% a poor wEA1z. residing IN Greenwich
s75SSt- New York Was playing on "a
uEr'AEy UVrh her brother IN the kitchen
y am 'hs lPPrDached 50 near the mr.
rA'lr me HtuIss eIught her clothes. and
'''Sore H'sEstlurs eOald BE- rendered. she
H'us 80 trsastfaIly burnt thar medical
md WIS usst~ss she IIngrred IN great
Hs'1Gy EnfIl S'snetly morning, when she
sursvy,A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

NJ. -Adaas a ko@e.-Ii may he nea-
toned - an evidence of de peruauus
popularity of the Hoa- JoHx QuEEcr
ADAMS M has Own diHtEict, N MasHA-
chusetts, that II recent meeting e ms
fellow citizens, wifbOus dis6sncssou u6
party, he was unaniEnOaay numinuanA
Tor a reelection 10 Congress
NJ Inf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
Nov IN. isA

Oh mstioa, Rssoitsd, Th.s . eonmiu.. a
thrrs b Soniss'sd By ne Chsir, Co Ne pwus.,
% draiting - sddEs's 70 ne vOsers q thi, di..
tfie'' 10 b. pablishsd - sush au.. h-r..n,, a..
az @ay aSsa nos szpsdlssl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

M Try ord - S1,zs,zgp--Ths
NeHB.ess AssguE q A. lst rn.t M
tscs,s ~ te'asa - tAas tEzrairy q a IIr
ss''t7rsy AH.E sEs@ -s8ystrs- tn nam
f'sI - ssu,r asagsn.Azass aaw krraV
- 1F'HlEas - - ~ ukam Elt were
FaesEza ~ t&E EnexzI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
Prov ne PhilG.teipAaa United States Ca=etse
DEATH OF DON PEDRO

BY the arrival at this port Of the Manehe..
esr. Capt Winslow, from Lisbon, We have
received through Mr. Saodersou, Lisbon pa
Psfs to the 26th Of September. The CHIEF
A~~s, = the death Of DOx PEDaO, which oc-
CURED on the Path.
The papers are occupied with the proceed
ings OF the Chambers and OF the citizens. in
consequence Of this affection.
was recommended that the Chamber.
sssss their session, out Of respect To the
generous giyer Of the charter, the eopouer-
os OF the usurper, the restOrer Of public liber-
The young queen, Donna MANIA. il deela-
rs,f TO be authorised to enter upoo the duties
Of governing.
The following 10 list Of the new Por,u-
gIlasa nainIstry
Duke Palmsila, President Of the Council.
Don FraneiseO4s s. Susz.
Oaas De TsFceira, Minister Of War.
Aniioso Barrstto Ferraz de YascopeeIlos
msnssesr Of Justice
Ioss de Silva CsrvaIho.
Condo De Villa Real, Minister Of For.,rp
Affairs.
AgpslinhO Jose Friere, Minister Of Marine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

10 E6sars = S@taA, JaAa Kerz. y. Tks-a.
yl1uss, JsAH Peer, asd Crsussra Or,srk
EsQs. q essussres sfss a. CsuD-.sI.. n n
kgGses Jrol ~ ssDsraI eStsases co-tsIn1
nhs CeagresSenaf OeeTtef"
CESTLEnaS;
Tveaty hours siase. sAOald hav. uaAs.;-
's'isSiy SsslIned he high hOsor sev oasr,a
for my sesepsansr;-I aesa he hooor a A-;.~
nom'"a'ed - saodid~ss for COseress, ~ % re-
sPeessble BODY q ny fellow sstissss. a. -,
which yOa rsprsseut. J vas sOassious. ed a.
S'ill conscious. q . decisive vsua e sd.usasio.
TO the sOurss ~ life isss vhlsh yosr sousi..,,o,
u ratified By TIE people. viii IssS ne. 49,
che quiet HSd 'rs"gulli1 q privsse lie, and die.
lac The bustle md turmoil q pablss
bot the snruea rrprsseusssioas mad, % -.
ls'' eight by too q yosr body, sd Eev Ao.r,
Of reheeiioa siSes hsyt I'D ne - n. .o.,,,..,-
'As' J eaaso'' vi'h p-op-ss,y, sesll.s n, 49,,
- se'ng nom'nssed - s.adsd.ss "a n. -.
Of the d'''rie' IL is slzo,, sap-rauo.. % =,
hos highly e,iSasis ~ hoaor q .. -
no'oins'ioo b. % Fe'pee,sbIr bOdy q "a, O.
citizens.
RoT the kind and cordial @saa.r IN vAisA yes.
sss eosnrnis,es q ~ Coovsu,ioa. As,, s.,.,,,.-
nisa'sd % ne tAs Fevuss q hs dsl,ber.,,o,, 4
prsy yoa 10 ssssps ny hsarty sh.aks. TA~ k,,a
frsiins aovsrds ne vhssA yoz iaAsvsdasIl, en-
press, 10 vsrmiy rseiprossssd
YOar frieBd sd fellow sisiEsa.
JOHN a COQZE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

The CA.ir accordingly ss.in-ar& % s@rs-r
aid Commits,
hr. n-sis. IF B~&<ly.
. fissa~r. 4 I.fsr.-s
90 SnisA. If FrrAzsrk.
On nssios. ksssis,i. Tia tA- sA-sihs q Or
Cesseasios be prrs--sed - the Ch-in-.ss .-a
Secretaries, f~ dc s-ai<.ussry ..x.r q. .AisA
shey Assr performed si.rsr rr-s-ss'sr dsas-s
On sosioa. Ressised Th-a f,.- yr.s.,dises a
this Cos.esfios BE- six~cd ~ si.r Ch.sr-n-a .s.a
sss~ssrsrs. nd p.hiis.-d /. shs sr.un.A .-r~.-
P>P-rs n The dsssrios-
Adjoarn>d. si.r d
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

Cis~>fr q East Foriis- sojourner ~ 81.
Angusssns writes thus an fully satisfied.
mat Tho climate Of East Florida - more un,-
foru thsa IN any other part Of the United
stssrs; sod 90 Tar a. atmosphere 10 eooeerp-
ed m ths restoration Of the invalid, % far
surpa-sss France OF Italy. IL the statements
III travellers are To be relied on
Judge VIM smith, Alabama, formerly Of
south Caroiiaa, 10 announced as q candidate
fsr Congress, IN the Huntsville District, nov
represented BY 4. a. Clay, Esq. ~ho Is be.
fors the people for the ofhce Of Governor Of
Alabama