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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-08

Eatensiue tire in .Sew York-On the morning
of Aug 90, at half pas, O'Clock, fire broke out
in New York, in the square bounded by Broada ay
Howard, Mercer, and Grand streets, which consul
med ar amount Of property estimated at between 90
and $4,000.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-08

.,s-...,on and Simon Green
leaf; tina, Of D. d. on Rev rfane's
" Ware, il. and John q. fsi"ey'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-08

A, IN. anniversary meeting Of Phi Beta hspp'
soe.,v held a, Yale College on the io'n ". ~. -, ,h
sa,,own, orator. and poet, were appointed 10, :"
ne1, year ora,or.-HoH. ION" , ss,se pis,poin.
Ioh, " Clayton. Poe,s-Reu. Jon" T'''p'''''
Rev. Leonard Bacon.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14
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Der AntesiHsiebene bena6ribtist o6ts
nn8sbou feline R,sabeR lins oae ynbIilunt
|oaB er fosNabrt Sbisss @sfbafs, auf fsinent
alsse 9tanSpantts, IL BET Nasttfraift, au
oetfebea. &rtat asf 3sae Gin satss ais
@atfetrl 3dutntlp Sattelbdgssi
Gtaesfen, ttbR Gthtrs jtber Sat.
tung &c. &C. aaeSt tor Suter Qualitdt :
sxt seasheifst sRb son sutsfst Matssial,--
rA4e aae q satsa siaisRen Debinsansen;
tsc UctNetiss Ole iseeab,pp Iii bisfsr &ans
cssssseab, fas q aar 8elb bbts aunsbnts
bare 2Aso<syssta6se sessaaff. Ct labet
Aas sia, bic sa saufsn sefsHasn fsas, bep
ibsa ansafpse@en nnb fsiae Asbeiten unb
9raBe br usRer{usee een,- ,--tnb boift batb feiE
.,e Mnse grfassuns i'm Osf1afte, alien 8ei
friebissug Su ssrabsen, Die ibn NIT ibret
AnaefA Aaft sesaaftsen istesen.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14
D6n 8eaper no0 BeDi7tr.

UNs &JEAVSC UWID SEOOONSC%
Die ilhter}6tiebehs baBen 1est eins tdsIi:
DIE 4ihie bon Stdolbeu BON 8saper Wa.
nacb Wepffer, Dbio,--lno siRe Dreitt,alt9e
Ebie Mobe--pon MDefter nadD MaahsfeIcI
i'm @an8e. ~, y, +. =. ~. -. ~"
.Jn Bsape er oerbinbet ifa itb NIT elmer tds,
|I;tbeu 2inie BON pittsbHs ans sebt ab ypeit:
HID um 8 albG N. lps., uHb laust us, 10
Lilbr oeFelben Qbenes in Nen:2isbpn an !
Isebt con ba do Den ndbFsn @ersst, tm q
Illbr uno oelanat nab Canton an. 10 llbr0.
alS. nertdes Canton ,,n, IL g. Ns. nnb
lt6mmt albsaos uta, 8 llbr in MrOitst 11au.
a,s, nadDfssa Wsroeu 9ebt ee am ubr h1s
LID ab, trift nra 9 ilbs 10 Waaiuon, MN 10.
Iin gausea, ,-aata 8 Nbenbs in0Reu,a ,aisbpu, =-.
Iuns In 8easesso:pa att fptseaesa Rpr9en,
| uui 8 ssass sin. 4 -
. sgiu Danpfbost Ionfs ieRt t3sIi& bot,
I8 eabqer na3 y ittSbus4 3,
melbee cine ansenebiue ilas fbaeRe 6abst
nad unb penF pjtsSbuteb sssottet. 90 ess'
Ilaet Bsapet iebea Saa am belb eip tsbs. -
Dis(e 2iaie 9ebt bts6 einsn an0snebms
l2anbbridp, osrbt4 nsioss cine tdglibsa--
Iasssssub iablete 2inie Il, gseu.liseou +;
spsv bsesmaliee. clue bslhwbb bs,lsiibe, unb
swsy tpb 6smlicbs 2inis III Canton ;esn 05it
0aaal IN Waffigon, ,--,sao cine t8slidbe 2inie
la QDosisss. bic BON glsapesauo aad, gOlut,,:
bus MAO gipnetnatn gebs--unbbistet folder.
|ae1faif Meilsnben Die Be9uenllieb Felt oa., cb.
nc llnflbub uGcR taebteren 8ldnsassn bin
fostsureilsn. : !. ,.,., ...Ss :, .5>..
esine ossymalise peslibt Woofer ,ueftlit
nbev YeronRs pitIe, ieoen WDntae, Mitttpod
u. fsspfaa, uadb Nansfele, fanf anb orepiie
aesiIen, unb tetrt ata folSsnben Gage nad)
SCOOTER aurad. ID. -.
"a er 1anlsbnilote, oauerbafte ano &c:
ausu,e Ssut(dsn,-uno fOrsfdltige 1reibe,
Bat .sne ben g1eifenben( ieee tnb8liobs aluf:
msssfamseit in ben Stdefb =almtsfuben ae
Ipicnaet ,pisb,-fo boHt Is allen bic lin Be:
sanItissa rnbssu> Spae 3hfrisoenbeit aa &c:
Espdbrei.. 49, g. -. =,
+ Sibe st1baen esncmrten peroen, in Mc
glGre's QDirtSbauIe II, 8eaper,l ii, SD atfDns
in Wa,QiSb bon--itt % u / n a IN = in pas
rist lin Geo. Dewalt SIN ganton=
at, 8 Setger' s III Maffillpn, in Sd IRIS
in Dpeee tiub @cultes 9 in aBeefet, -
in irsenb einer anbru Sfelle an Der Qiaie.
Set tselb--fhnf Gents bic WsiIe.
Seoem paRa9ier ,ptrb, auf siseue Gefabr
fanfSebn pfunc pssase SeFattet. y
~ SEQ. Cribs u. 20.
Canton: W2dn G6. 1884. y...,y-~
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14
An.sdtaniid, gascpMt5V
+. Ngtntldaft,
tltu gsloer s,ub ionitises eisentbara eon
Garopo bieber ;ube;ieben. /

QIM kSetVse @"V 9VNlStSSV StSSutHasW w"
II Garopobieber ;ubtSieben.
saase isbon, aHb cft--if bon SisIer Sci:
Ten Der bic QlnForberun9 an ben Nntertbrles
bsnet.-( (Reoaetehr uno gieentbitaer Ste:
fes gtabliGenentss, )-seme6t iporben, - =
cine MsentfAaft Sa etabliren. pern'lttetit
relober bier ,pobaenber, e,iropdilnen Gt1l:
aranten. .-ibr bort bep Der Nus,peaeetrn9
uoeb 3nshfselaaenss, ceer fonftisstasot1=
ttenoes @iaensburs, ,--obue groSen 3rsibel,.
llnfoltsa. S&spiesiegeitsn nno 0efobr Der:
aberaebradt speyesn sSunte.--iina lauSe ".
pieifeitia bat eE Ibpbbl Die 3tDedsnaBi8teit
elmer foIben Ginsidtuu0,--dls audi bic
nit ibrer alusfAbtan9 pessuapfsen Sdbtpies
riafeit i,beybaebs uab estpoeeu. .--uae nan
euoIih-f.sut sr Eot-feiussa Stsaubsu d.
ben, publieum Abstbaaps ausei8su o. ebnnsu,
bas ev, btssn au9efn&pfss 9sEeinosne uns
Detuittelaass snit folio nab ssipssseI t5eken'
ben DanSluaas s6anSssu. sisfs S6wissietsis
ten telsisias Sat, uno b 80 stt NAB I 10
8tonos if,-Ais 90 &n esstdbssssu @afs
ndae biefes @rt, fbysnnas srpebissu % san.
ne,s, unb aspds Ia fatt ollie obes Die rusiitsu
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er nit bieies Nyt Osf@afss, busd SislfAltios
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ifa,-lpnSbt ii ibsssa DsSsss anf @saesisa
aIs audi Ia @ndF6s ant Gaaops, 10 tit
er nberaeaot, alien pie bep ibai 10 biefer
eatbe anrnfen ssbssa, sbIs unb i6nsus
gaUsfeeticu aebsn Al, bnasn. Cine Rage
ais SfFsutIibes WsbaitSsnanu. uno iein
;or,,SaebysisetS @osss6von0snb bseten ibn,
ibriasns 400 !paIfsmittsl nhe esIdbser.
unosu fis obisen 0sfNa afsesspis bsst--bte
ni6t iebesmdass su Geests flsssn. - -
!. Rr8eDruRisDpuma6| 6|
ts h, Fuo isurnes bes ibsn asf 9anb. aas|
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3psis oufpsedbens stnbesvs saaa er IN ] ostr
q gfuntsn ibs eenses Vel 4ast 70 srpseMea, !
Sas fie obue fssasrn 1sabsI das 3siseesfan:
nis, ibrs loeirseiie sptseu anssetsn sbnneu.|
n1@etns Nshnunssr tpire evfc|
biaia ,na6en esg f4 aismsue easabes ts.
fbwestn rptrbs \.
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fober, enaliibst uno fransDffber epra4s,
'msrben sttnfdas nsn ibrH befoeef. -
shtieBlih esapfieblttr kd BEN Dienft|
sino ben 2luftYdaer bee ggblsfnuiS, tine
,piro oetfsn @uhit tsnb Bestrat,tn oarb
pauEhtds,ss buD9ssue DO pSoteHtn iuben.
~ Dster &oufrsan1,
H.. Rse. Oes DaterIann sfvuahss.
Canton, Mdrs 20. 1885. ..x.... !
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14
NTDtecttDtl8s g.
4 9esli6erunssse eompasnie.
atasntsnsof's eantea,l
.-. ~. Nv ~ Dec. &Aa 1898.
CANTOR, 2sdr, 20. 1BsS.

ID Der ttntesfttiebene Dpn Ger sp : o.
tertion 9nfn rdnt esgo ntpa8nie"
III 0artfcrb, gcnntgsieut, ole MDsnt aTsss
iselIf nub autpsiftrt fpor6sn ebne alufibab
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bifrmit J,dnfes, Stobts, sRiblen, Sabriefen
2nno ghsueyn, iamtnt bersnS Snsalt, nebf II.
asnbtrlsp anDetin dtnlltoeu eiBentbnn,e, 3 q
gen D erluH eber Beibabisi
nna bnrH Heuet 80 aBsenriYsn. Dis
!Aofen ba5n, Ent 70 nieost8, alS bic Urgent
elmer Qln}i1it bieies Mrt !; ano b!s 1sesie mel:
nlefe Offs in GbEstfun8 ibrer @el6afte,
uno bet DerHtisans nnp Besahinns ibret
Berlufte, perfoIgen ipiro. ipirb prompt unb
liberal iepn. Qinfrasen far Bebtnsunssn u.
NTeeurans t,,bsen il Ser Mntsfube .. lDar=
rie uuo Beloen In Canton, 8ef1a6t sperosn,
btsrb nelbs ale. geihdfte in Be3u8 auf
Gsf Asenti vaf1Sernittelt peteen. I...
n gsbn 6arris, i
usent fas belastt epsnpaSnie. n
Ganton, Jan 10. se-H.Js
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14
Duldltttu 2ttbter.
Gtriffiaf1 NrieDrkfb @YnDer,

Gbriftian Trtebrtb &taper,
|ppbnbaft In BEN badfeinernen .paufs ifes
Ben Germ Ia{Nsrs, in Canton, sei9s tikenr
biefaen finb beuabtarten 4abiitifa, biefburb
|as, baB er nitbt auein dbte tlnfblift gibter,
fSnSern auD redt CUTE gespSHnlsbe Daf1s
,sub feline aafiier= Ssife ssrfertist ur,o jtets'
|btY inn su baben III. Qliaeb ii,aGs Il befannt,
|baB er areseit ilnfGiitr NIB fontiSes Set ents
|rpe6sr fur badreS Gdo ober Seasts Mustaus
fhuua pcn geife ober 2ihfesa, 70 spie JoIss
aide bas 8ufebel sesen eia pfano Seife
anntbmett srirc. y !. s@~. =. .''~
Canton, Mpril 25. 1884. 2.--4tt,l.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14

Ser llnterId,riebene befuntet aHtun9B'
| 0oll feline &unoen unb OaS YaIifnu,, bag 81
fortfabrt obises gsibaft au feineri aIter
|Stonbpuntte, II, Der 1uec6rana8 StraBej
in Canton, (9erabe ben, net,en BanbaaIe
9egenubsr, fraber be.upbut Spa pbsiip Dei
tpalt.) } III bttreibei,, alltDp es gdeahen if
auf 9anb au balten, cine S!s5tpabl eol1
Sdttsk 3dumetb Gattetbdss, Sell
@ifem Wfolenbdlftetn, Saeauerb
fen GbodDS, Datroutumen, ac.
Gearborn 8sfbirrt aGutt,nsts,
8dalssef6irr ieDsr2ltt, Gofer,x
y Seuer gpustrt 2paocass mas
gen pettlbeuh Neitst Gle9al1s :
tet, barstrtes, u. gtgspeits
f6en, Statfh>Sle6teu tst -,
r. Der 9attlngf ie. 1c. alle b. :,
porslglibst Nuaiitdti ..,s= ~
t1ino ipobt unD iaubev searbfit, ans eiitein
Mateyial ipelIes a1esf u . obIfeii fdr
g aarAelb ober dnusbinlids 2anbess
prpbufte oersauft. gr labet ale elm, bic aaI
faiafen eeicunen iinb, bsp ibu, arBufpeeE EsaI
uno ieine plrbeit uno preiBe 81 unteriua ban.
grbpft aurbsansise 3ufsieeenssit su Iei,l
fen. ii II 5s& !, ..s.5
. 81. $. apas anbere sorseben sst tbnn
10 tu i'd tbnrl; ba6 beiBt i1 wiuI
|lp wpblfeit Deraanfen aIS ireeslp Elm 4 t,=
.oerer ,sne tpabsidbeinlib i'm Durf1nift
,,neh Gin S,,es,;n III IfeiIer. ftsSr iiNt
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14
.Tgbe !Rreubf'

ga iteiaeSrasa g lifatetbe gebcrs
ns G.manN, oBne @tuao ,sno itriaebe
fiteinen Iiisb urD 8ette terlafIen, tisse ebne
s,ein 1BiGen unoQDilen, fben sielG1uls
Sen auf sneinen Olamsn eet,asbt fat, 70 ,pars
ut ieb biermit ieberntaht, ibr raibts aaf r,eis
r,en Olaii1en 5a leibea ooer bctsen obes fie asr
|beberberset, inoeu id nihts fit (te 5a bes
3abIert sefornett bin, . @e ..rs4 ="
a. 0syg anse, III erfabt cbtses aaf
Rotten oesiinterfHsiebenen IN cisHanacpss
|0a3sette 5 nal eiujurhden.
| .,.. galsntin geopcla.
| eanspn, aeay y. 1854, o.4:as~
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14

Ser itnterIdriebene Fat i,i6t, tpie aueQe'
ipreust suosoen, oas putt1sdsr8e{6dtl
auiseSeb Sebeu,-{onoern fdbrt nod isnt,'er fort,
aa0elbe an Ieirem alteu StanbpunEte uabe
bsp Der teatlben Arde, SUM 9bilse BET
T.. Man1uaBtbt6uGsy 49,, =.
spie Sotbin ah betrsibep. Mai3ery 86aaen,
0aber uno lDslfbBpru ttihast,t er alS 3eb'
lung far 3ate pcsr alte GInloea. f..
a. s." > 0eog9e Sc. Bgbb.
Canton, 81. 10. 1883. S5=tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14

Der ilnterfbriebene bat feline Se.ts ?9.2aR
fbtene in site,,, Stanos. an feiuerr, o.se'a
plabe, cine lBeile fabbtlib BON @on'"n,
unb Fam folsli1 qSDls annsbn1s1b nm l'e
auf Die belte Deile une aa biltsen prilsr ''''
s,tb bereiten. Ser VrejS it A Gsnt fhre pfs -
9erSbulibe QHpIle 81 tarten, speun {se tssn6
Slbboleu be5ablt wirb; foult miro 5 Gent 20
rsd,net .pespe,. Der Vreis fir MernO y '1'
Ie tpirb nab ibrer Seiubeit anssle5las.a'
mirb aber nidt bbker aIS 5 Gent oas ptn4o
fcuuen, fpbalo es beyHt Mbbolsu bssat1t
tpiro; irnf mag siel!ei&t 8 es"t ssre9''*s
pebers -
Sec: Mpers.
Canton,
ben soften g9ap 1854. T. 7-41naI
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14
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Die serffafelte geehon 8, III Gp. 8, uac
, Hanae Q, entbaltehD 125 ,inb 5k1oOM OM6er,
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Betblsbefu.1 Qfuf biefefa Dlaee it, tpie
man alaabt, Elm NehblliH. gbenfans bae
tnbbtt!ibe Dierfel ter Stets 34-hno, eas
noro,petfIibs Disrtei BON geef. S5, ap. 2
NIB glanae IU., aeIesen In Sfanflin 1Y.
In bet naSe ees Sfaotbsns Manhefn. >
Il. g. 81. Gnneioer, 1(sei1t
fir oeinTib q. 3cGidofst IL ybilaoL
Gonton, utnp 15. 18SS eAt.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-04-10
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1884.

exercised upon the mere will and pleas
IRE of the President, but upon sufficient
reasons, which the President is bound
to assign to Congress for every such az
and which it is in the power ofCongret
if so minded, to over-rule. The Presi.
dent is answerable, therefore, to Con
gress, for the Veto, when he applies it.
The senate is not in any manner an
swerable TO him, but entirely independ
ant of him, in regard to their share of
The power of appointment to office.
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ed, and in the limited space of crcu
lar must be omitted, shall if elected, re-
ceive my support, and upon which
shall at all times, most cheerfuly give
my opinion, holding myself ready and
bound so to do, whenever required by a.
ny oil the voters Of the district.
On the subject Of the next President,
when the candidates are fairly in the
field, | shall at all times feel willing to
express my Partially, and if necessary,
shall take the earliest opportunity to do
so. In doing this, | shall, for myself.
give my preference to one who will al
lay, rather than keep alive, the acrimo-
NOUS party spirit which has but too
strongly existed, for the last two or three
years.
| have only in this manner of commn-
nicatlng, thought it necessary to men-
ton the leading topics, which are so
much the objects of our present polite
al interests. | cannot close this ad
dress without adverting TO the fact, The.
some exception has been ..:.ken to the
manner IN wh,@"" have not long since
expressed my preference, in relation to
the candidates for governor. On Thu
subject can only say, that am unwilling
by being candidate for office, to sacri
hce my rights as ID citizen--at all times
freely and fearlessly, to exercise the
right of suffrage, which belongs to a
freeman, having never pursued a polit
zeal course which was not open aud a.
vowed, or che that my friends or enc
mics did not know where to find me.
| have thought it necessary, thus brief
~ to state to you, my views on the sub.
Jects of which ] have spoken, with the
conviction that believe them right; in.
dulging the hattering hope, that you
will give them and me a candid hearing.
With that result, shall, as must, rest
perfectly satisfied.
ADAM w. SNYDER.
Belle0ille, Goth March, 1874.
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BANK DIRECTORS.

We copy the following in reference
TO the denomination of the Bank Direct,
ors, from the National Intelligencer Of
the 18th inst.
We stated, the other day, that it was
understood that the President of the u
nIted States had re-nomnated to the
Senate the old Government Directors Of
the Bank of the United States, whose
nomination had been once rejected by
the Senate. We said by inadvertent
error, the three directors: there were
Jour OF them: it is not necessary here to
repeat their names, which are already
sufficiently know to fame We now
learn, from publications in The Journals
OF Richmond and New York, that the
Message of the President, conveying the
second nomination of the same persons,
was Of strong, and it was even said,
acrimonious character, distinctly init
mating, that, if these nominations be
not confirmed, the President will not
make any other for the same trusts, and
that he will in that case take an appeal
from the Senate to the People. As far
as we are informed, the Message has not
yet been acted upon by the Senate.
In speaking of his denomination, the
New York Journal Of Commerce, we
observe, considers the power of the
Senate over nominations to office as cor
responding with the negative power OF
the president over the leg slative acts
Of the two Houses Of Congress; and,
upon this view of the matter says: "A
President who exercises the Veto power
so freely as General Jackson has done,
should not be disobliged, if other bran-
ches of the Government exercise the
same power when the Constitution con.
fers il on them.'-A moments consider
alton would show that the comparison
between the two cases will not hold
The power of the Senate is concurrent
with that of the President. The sad
vice and consent" Of the Senate are {
part of the sanction without which al
appointment cannot be made, legally
!, unless when the Senate is not in session
!, The Senate is as much part of the ap
r pointing power as the President. Il
, the early action Of the Government, in
: deed, the President actually sat in coun
: Gil with the Senate upon nominations
: and, though the inconvenience of tn,
Y practice caused it to be disused by Gen
r Washington, the Senate is still the com
: Gil Of the President in all matters Of ap
: pointment and negotiation with FoI
: eign Powers; the Council without who's
S assent his power in the premises is nu
j.. gatory. When the President contemn
or evades the authority of the Senat
S in this particular, he violates the spir
!, of the Constitution, even if he kee
IS within the letter Of it.
The veto power Of the President, o
!. the other hand, is not an ordinary BIT
T. an extraordinary power, and is not to b
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!. .he ea Of Mr Bssey. Ii. yea. ape nay. were or.

at the call Of Mr. Bssdey. the yeas and nays
derec.
The question being taken, the motion to adjourn
gaiived, yeas 81, nays 90.
Mr.. Miller moved the suspension Of the rules in order
TO the printing oil number OF copies Of the
Bank Report, and Counter Report.
The Chair pronounced the motion be out Of ORDER
a subject was before the House.
Mr. Miller moved to postpone Till Tuesday next, the
further consideration OF the subject before the House
Mr. Jones called Tor the yeas and nays upon the
ton.
Mr.. Miller withdrew the motion postpone and
ell TO lay the resolutions from the Committee Of Elections
Oh the table.
| MIR. Mckinley moved that the House do adjourn,
| upon which the yeas and nays ordered.
Mr. Gbolson demanded that the hour go minutes past
four) be entered on the Journal.
Mr.. Clay point of order. II in order,
he said, omove adjournment again, question had
| Interviewed
The Chsir gave different o, inion.
Mr. Clay appealed.
Mr. Bggs said the point OF order could not be raised ser
the yeas and nays had been ordered.
Mr. Clay withdrew his appeal.
The question being taken on the motion 10 adjourn, il
was decided in the aili native. Yeas go; NAYS 81
The House then adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27

are deeply concerned 10 learn tbsi Mr. Msd.on
lies dangerously H. His case had been tboaght 80 80
Gus That Dr. Dungson Of Bsltiunore d,,e ~ ~ - y
a eHy1 had been summoned ~ haste 10 Wei, him
~ we Doctor passed through this city on Tuesday on
~ Wy 70 montpelier The whole country will feel
giasIu 20 bin should his skill enable him 10 reso,s 49,
venerable patriot to his accustomed beallh.-B
Il, r. r. MApisow-It appears from letter published l.,
Use oDe That Professor Dongson Of his civ was seen
ona visit 10 The venerable Mr. Madison and ..ys ,ha,
nc - IN sTgpid state efresorWy"- Ban pspSr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27

We learn that Andrew Stevenson NOV Speaker Of ,be
House Of Representatives. was yesefd,v noei.,t =,
Tho senate, by the President 10 be Enyoy Ev,s,,, W
smu M'ps'er Pisppotenary 10 Great Bdsio aud .hio1
Desefson, OF New Jersey, 10 be Envoy Exiraordnarv
anu munster fiehPoieniiafy to Russis.-.Ndf Tuf
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1834-07-19
Sale of Land.

N execution of decree of the Circuit
q Superior Court of Law and Chancery
in and for the county of Hardy, at its
term in April, 1884, in the case OF Samuel
McMechen's Executors, againstIsaac Par
sons, the undersigned the commissioner
in said decree named, will proceed, on
Tuesday The 10th Of September neat, be-
ing court day, before the door Of the court
House Of Hardy county to sell SO much
of the LAND in the bill, and exhibits
mentioned, being the tract on which, l.
saac Parsons now resides, as will discharge
the sums of money hereafter mentioned.
TO wIT-the lsum of $65 IA cents in
cash; and the sum of 1857 &c on credit
of six months, and the sun, Of $344 76
on credit of twelve months. Bond and
security and a deed of trust on the premi-
SEES will be required to secure the deferred
instalments.
G. B. SAMUELS,
July $, 1884. Commissioner.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1834-07-19

Wabash more navigable, nor by Mr..
Rives,s hard money speech. Mr.. Rives
NAV be a very clever sort of man; but
he IS politically Jacksonised /; and although
the people are very fond of gold and sill
ver, they are not very willing TO be "ex.
perimented" into bankruptcy--either by
Jackson or this Mr.. Rives. But fortu'
nately the people are looking little into
this Jacksonism with which the nation has
been "cursed" for the last five years.
Mr.. Richie and Mr.. Rives may as well
look out for some other harbour in which
they may find surer political mornings
The flood Of Jsckso nism is rapidly ebb-
ing; and it will be with difficulty Jack.
son can prevent his own boat from strand.
ing on the political shoals he himself has
created. He may abuse the Senate, he
may call it corrupt body, as it is said he
did at Culpepper Courthouse; but it will
not be believed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1834-07-19

1AAAG wv lOLS
Edward McCarty, Fielding
A. Pinnell, and Sarah his wife, Isaac Nc
Carly, Mary Mosely, late Mary McCar-
ty, Isaac Parsons and Rebecca his wife,
late Rebecca McCarty, William ARM
strong and Elizabeth his wife, late Eliza
beth McCarty,-the said Edward, Sa-
rah, Mary, Rebecca, Isaac, and Elizabeth,
being children heirs and legal representa-
tives of Edward McCarty, sr. Decd,
also Ruth McCarty, widow of Patrick
McCarty, decd. who was also one of the
children, heirs and legal representatives
of said Edward McCarty, ST. decd
and Edward C. McCarty, -- Byrd and
Elenor his wife, late Elenor McCarty,
Joseph C. McCarty, Isaac McCarty, Mi
chael C. McCarty, William FL. McCarty,
Ruth McCarty, Charles McCarty, and
James G. McCarty, whom except said
Byrd, are children of said Patrick
McCarty, decd, and grand children and
heirs of said Edward McCarty, sr. decd.
and James Gibson, admir-. of Edward
McCarty, ST. decd. that on Monday the
1st day of September neat, at the office
of William C. Woodrow, in the town of
Romney, between sunrise and sunset Of
that day, to be continued (ifnot completed
on that day. from day to day until COM
pleted, we shall proceed to take before
the said William C. Woodrow, commits
sioner, of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for the county of
Hampshire, the dispositions of David
Long, Richard w. Ashton, John B. White
and others, which dispositions when taken,
we shall offer as evidence in suit now
in the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for the county of
Hampshire, in which suit we are com.
plainants and we are defendants. Yours
&c. WILLIAM NAYLOR.
JOHN MCDOWELL,
Romney, August 2, 1884,