davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-08
To the Editors of the Gazette.

10 EuttOTs OF tRe GdSetk
GEsrLEMEN:
perceive it stated in the National Gazette, that
letters from Richmond express a belief that il is
the intention of Governor Tazewell TO convene
the Legislature. TO take into consideration the
present state Of the country.
have for some weeks looked for such an an
nouncement, and no man who really feels the
present condition of the country, could be sur
prised that such measure should be contempla.
ted by our Chief Magistrate.
AT this moment, when the finances Of the
country are threatened with total arrangement.
1t well becomes us 10 reflect upon the situation in
which Virginia would be placed, should Congress
rise without having effected some scheme for the
relief of the community from Executive misrule.
and the consequent and rapid depreciation of the
State currences.
| The Banks in Virginia cannot suspend specie
payments, without forfeiture Of their charters
And an act of the Legislature is required to re.
move the forfeiture from a step which, under the
circumstances of the times, may be the only
means left 10 protect our citizens from the most
ruinous results
| II should be recolected, that the Banks of 9th
er States are not so restricted. If, therefore, a
general suspension Of specie payments by the
State Banks throughout the Union should take
place, the Virginia Banks, being forced by the
Ipressure Of circumstances, to a similar course,
this State must be by far the greatest loser from
such crisis-suspension with others being but
Temporary, with US final.
The necessity for converting the Legislature,
should the present state Of things continue, must
therefore be obvious to all. We can readily
imagine the disastrous results Of forfeiture of
their charters by our Banks, and l. for one, trust
the Governor viii prevent its occurrence by
calling the Legislature, should no relief be af.
fOrded the country by Congress. ky Il.
We take the following extraordina.
ry paragraph from the Globe received
yesterday. Our readers will hardly
credit it, and it is scarcely worth while
for us formally TO contradict its mon.
strous falschoods. "Flour had been
hanging" says this wonderful para
graph. If some lying scoundrels we
know of were hanging as high as they
deserve, it would be all the better for
this abused, insulted, and betrayed
country.
"BAD NEWS FOR THE PANIC MAKERS
AND PETITIoNERs.-We learn that the
six mill on loan bill is giving great re.
liefin New York and every where else.
New Orleans flour, which had been
hanging on at So and some cents, is
now up in New York at So. The
banks are now soliciting persons to
take loans"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-08

Jacksonism is below pdr--suPPse1
to DO owing to the removal q nc 9'f|
siteS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-25

Usually such nominations come to us the urst
ten or twelve days of the session. It has rarely
happened that they have been delayed as long
as a month. But near five months have now
elapsed. and yet these nominations are not sent
to us. When they do come, hope we shall
know who has approved the sending of this Pro-
test hope we shall learn who has made him
self partaker in it, by positive SANCTION or silent
acquiescence
Sir. will not now discuss the assertions, the
pretensions, the dangers, of this Protest Others
are in possession of the debate. do not see that
the case is altered by this codicil. The whole
measure is of an alarming character 1t at
tempts one great stride towards the accumula-
ton of all power in Executive hands; stride
which doubt not the Senate will resist with
frmness and constancy; and in that resistance
they will be supported by thescountry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-25
MARRIED.

On Tuesday morning last, at the residence of
County, Md. by the Rev Mr. smaIlwood, the
Rev. JOHN SWAN, Rector of Trinity Church,
Upper Marlboro, to HELEN WooDs daughter
of the late DR.. William Mitchell, Of Edinburgh,
Scotland.
At Mount Pleasant, Prince Georges County,
Md. on Monday eveninZ, 21st instant by the
Rev. Mr.. Swan, HoRArIo c. SCOTT, Esq. to
Miss HENRIETTA M. eldest daughter of the late
Col. Henry Waring
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-25
Ts SODA WATER

YyHE subscriber has his Fountains in com
Il plete order, and will warrant his SODA
WATER to be as highly charged with gas, and
in every respect equal to any in the place. He
solicits a share of public patronage.
VIM. HARPER,
Druggist, Alexandria.
P. S. Just received, general supply of Drugs
and Medicines, together with all such articles as
are usually found in a Drug Store; all of which
he warrants equal in quality, and as low in
price, as any in the place W. H.
arr 23-eo2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-25
DIED..

On the 21st instant, at his estate, Drumeldra
Farm, Montgomery county, Md. Mr.. SAMUEL
BACON, aged Sd years. Mr.. B. was one of the old
est citizens of Washington, where he lived res
pected, as he has died lamented, by all who had
the pleasure of his acquaintance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-25


debate took place on the subject OF memorial
from the convention of citizens of New Jersey.
In the course of the debate, Mr.. CLAY refer
red to declaration of the President, made to
Count Surviers, once King of Spain, that he
General Jackson, had made Napoleon his ex-
ample and his model. He hoped, he said, that
he would not initiate him in one thing, and that
was. in his turning out of their chambers the
French councils. He then took notice of the
reports that were in circulation relating to an
intention in the President, 10 turn the Senate out
ofdoors. He said that he had no fears of any
thing of the kind. The army was sound TO the
the core; the navy was sound to the core; ana
he, Mr.. c., thought that, if the President, at the
head OF either cabinet--yes, he said, at the head
of either or both cabinets-should make his APP
pearance at the door, for such purpose, that
Mr.. Shackford, the Sergeant-at-Arms, and Mr..
Tins, would give good account of them
Mr.. FoRsYTH, in the course Of his remarks,
cast reflections on the people of Baltimore, rep
resenting them as actuated by fnctious motives,
in assembling in the streets; and as violating
the Sabbath, in the reception they gave to Mr..
Webster He said that this factous excitement
almost amounted to treason. He spoke also OF
the rabble.
This brought from Mr.. Chambers, Of Mary
land, warm and eloquent defence Of the cti-
zens ofBaltimore.
Mr.. FORSYTH also expressed the pity and deep
modification which he felt at beholding crowds
in the streets huzzaing forthis man or that man.
Mr.. CLAY made most happy reply. He said
that if any party in the country had been sup
ported by huzzas, it was the party to which Mr..
Forsyth belonged. But he presumed that par
ticular causes had produced this opinion of Mr..
Forsyth The grapes were sour; the huzzas
could not be got-they were on the wrong side.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-25

In reply to subscriber at Thoroughfare, Va,
we have to say that the fault Of any irregulari-
ty in the receipt Of the Gazette is not with u.s.
All papers sent from this Office are most regular
lv and carefully mailed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-25
FOR NORFOLK.

NUM-
- The Steamer COLUM-
A.-tA BIA, Capt. JAMES MITCH
Aas.Is57is .zSSiia ELL, will leave LambelIs
- wharf Washington. at 1.
and Thompson's wharf, Alexandria, at o'clock
P. M. on Friday, the 25th instant, for Norfolk;
and returning, will leave Norfolk on Sunday,
the 9th, at O'Clock, A. M. Passage and fare
dollars.
N The COLUMBIA will leave the District
OF Columbia for Baltimore on Monday, the
2sth instant at o'clock A. M.
apr 21-t25th
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-25

A prolonged and vehement debate took place
in the House ofRepresentatives on Wednesday,
on proposition of Mr. JOHN @. ADAMS, to amend
the Journal of the proceedings on the previous
day. The motion was grounded on refusal
of the acting Speaker, (Mr. SPEIGHT filling the
Chair in the absence from indisposition, of Mr..
Speaker STEVENSON to accept. after the rising
of the Committee oft the Whole on the state of
the Union, for want of quorum, two PROPOSE
tons, made by Mr.. ADAMs-one that it be insert
ed in the Journal that the Committee had risen
on this account; and the other, that the House,
in consequence, again resolved itself into Com
mittee of the Whole.
Mr.. ADAMS supported his motion by speech
of great animation. Towards the close of il, he
was called to order by Mr. Boon and the CHAIR
After much excitement and some little con-
fusion
Mr.. ADAMS asked leave to explain, which was
given; and he explained
The SPEAKER also went into an explanation,
in reference to the matters referred to in Mr..
AIS amendment and speech.
Mr.. Polk then claimed the floor, and the
SPEAKER decided that he was entitled to it.
From this decision an appeal was taken
When, after some explanations between Mr..
ADAMS and the CHAIR
Mr.. ADAMS was allowed to proceed, and con-
clude his speech.
Mr.. Polk replied with much warmth and was
repeatedly called to order by Mr.. ADAMS.
Much excitement appeared on both Sides
when, after some time, Mr.. Polk was permitted
to proceed; but was again frequently called to
order by Mr.. A.
The propositions involved point of order
which was debated until nearly half past four
| O'Clock. Both Of them were laid upon the ia
hle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-25

A new born white child was found in one OF
the docks yesterday, floating in a candle box,
supposed to have been placed there whilst alive,
and thus inhumanly murdered by its unnatIl-
raj parent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-25

The Who's had great Jubilee in Philadel-
phia on Tuesday last. They ate, drank, and
were merry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-25

Poulson's Daily Advertiser says: The Hon
George M'Dufie is still in Philadelphia. His
health is bad He will remain some time. for
the purpose of availing himself of medical adj
r1io
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-25
ALEXANDRIA:
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL IS, 1884.

WIN. M. McCARrY, the late able Senator from
the District of Loudoun, Prince William and
Fairfax, in the Legislature Of Virginia, has
been nearly unanimously reelected There was
no opposing candidate, and but few votes
thrown to other persons in the district-a
compliment creditable to the constituents and
highly honorable to the Representative.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-30
GOLD.

"rhe Gazette of this morning has this good hh
answers, whore !"-Nto York $50 ~
We will Inform the Bank press as the People adv
know, tchere--uhsis.
About $4,000 dollars Of the ne Wy coined gold is i'm ,e
vaults Of the Marble Palace Phadeph aud is
SO precious by MIR. B,ddle Co. that,
the Evening Star falsely alleges worth or per
cent under par. person scarcely get half eape of
II from the Mammoth Bank for either love or money
hbout iiOOOO dollars OF the newly coined gold has
oeen distributed over the country by patriotic State Bank
and patriotic Individuals instead of small United
States Bank Illegal checksand its chere or trhe eaJoufs
is mostly in the pockets aud desks OF The honest
aud mechanics.
Over $sOO,ooO were by the last returns, at the Mint,
TO be coined, and then 10 be distributed, trust In like
mannerthough the jaws OF the Bank monster arr proba
bly, open, like those Of huge alligator catch and
swallow much Of possble and then cry out thou
its bought presses, tohere- tohere is our gold
over hall million more Of gold arrived in New York
we understand, during the last two weeks-mos Of which
VIII doubtless, soon find its way the Mint, then to
the People.
Beside these facts show tchere is our gold the mine
oil Geo ga, North Carolina, Virginia, Sc, are annually
yielding domestic gold equal 10 about and halt mil
hons IN value and Of this, rejoice See
ready been coined into half eagles, and returned to
the south, to be employed in paying the
CROP.
Let the Opposition, them pTaie of your trhcreobouts
we eagles CT my country under whose emblem atrs
and na,ics, and the hosts of Democracy al the polls have
so o'en moved 10 victory The places here you are 10
be iound are well known 10 those who wish ell 10 con-
sututona' currency But they are, admit known
and more generally summed by its encmies-as the
justly dread your power and deprecats your influence
Globe
Effect of the Experiment under Mr.. Biddie's o,cn
accrued on merchandise entered at the port OF PhiIaie
Phia Tor the first quarter OF the year 1881,
amounts to S57o.7ss II
Second quarter, 6U3 g5I 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-30

Injustice aud will tske this occasion cay that after
Calm review OF all have said and done, am confirmed
IN the persuasion os strict proPreiy business aud truth
Without any additional observation, believe every
circumstance material TO and clear
lug OF the whole affair has been sdvcsted to- the order
OF their progression, checully submit the
judgment OF candid public
However will not wi hhold the declaration, ia vindi-
cation OF my motives. which cannot be fan "
that my sole object TO exhibit The public clearly
aud fully all the facts exhibit the public that my
communications TO the Petersburg inteligeuccr, have
been unjustly r. jected grounds which do not con-
sder substantial II aui mistaken ia this deliberate con-
eiuson; il the reason OF the exclusions VALID il il but
Jnsuce TO its Editors, particularly as the matter has
nevfr been secret, bat has been freely tailed about
that all the facts, in form, given to the public
and II. on the other hand, mistaken in my do
hbcra,e conclusion, aud the OF the exclusions
mol valid this publication is due 10 The public. and
WIN oeci TO IT, unless he is encascd against every species
oil repoacb aud shamelessly "euv-loped in the sable
gloom OF eif; and surely, the accusation true that
The Editors o the Intelligent have cspcou>ly rejected
respectful communication Tor their columns upon
which indeensibe. it could be preferred in any
TORN less painful TO nice sepsibty than the accusation
Itself: oeRiess all utersnce OF wIchis forbidden alike
sell respect and justice TO the public. PUBLIUS
September 10, 1884
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-30
G. BONNYCAsrIE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

NToTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO lie pfoplie,ors of
tie Certificates Of the FiUe per Cent Soek created
~ pusu nee Of an &C, Of Congress- approved on the Of
March, 1921 entitled can act to authorize tie President
OF the United Stats 10 borrow exceeding five
millions Of dollars. hs the certcsies Of the cad stock
viii e paid on The second day Of January neri 10 the
Proprc'ors thereof Or their legal representatives. or aof
neys duly constituted, on the presentation and surrender
Of The sad cethcates at tue Treasury al the Loan Of
fee whore the insy stand credited
NOfice IS Further giCen, that transfer Of the eerii.
bcaies Of sid sock IRON The books Of the Treasury or
any Loan Office, viii be allowed after The FIRST day Of De-
ceDber next And also, that Tho interest on ali ccrii
Gates Of said stock will and determine on the first
day OF January next LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary of the Treasury.
september ~ 37-lAf2Jan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-30

IN ERY-vfRcINIA-In Powhatan COUNTY
u Court, Sepiem.et the ls 1891:
Jane ID. Bs"gh, George Baugb, Archibald y. Bsugh,
sad Richard l.. Baugi, plaintiffs
ag~nst
Samuel Drake, edu'r OF John N. Baueh. deed. Mary
Rebeeea Bsugh. Vim. b. Baugh. Francis b. Bsugh, Mar
tia C. Baueh, Mary X. Eggles,on. Hcnrisua Is. Eggie-
sion, Francis A. Lowry, Corne illus Is. Lowry, Obadiah
Crew and Poly his wife, Eliza Pea,foss, VIM o. VIM
s,on, John Nj. Winston, Leonidas w. Winston, Isaac
Newton Winston, Alexander " Winston, aud Sarah Ann
els b, and Martha c. Baugh, Mary r. and Henrietta
IL Egglestln. aud Francis a. aud Cornelius B. Lowry
being Infants under the age OF 81 years. by William
Dance, their gnsidian, al Hien, Defendants
his day came the plaintiffs, by John w. Dance, E-u
their Attorney, aud filed their bill ains the
praying for s.le aud division Of the estate Of John N
Bauge. deed; and VIM. s. Dance wa, by the Court ap.
pointed guardian, al Item 10 the infant drfendan and
therenpon, they and tho defendant, Samuel Drake, ad
Of John NJ Baugh deed, filed their the said
BILL and the plaintiffs replied generally thereto; and the
tross WIN. o. Winston, Leonidas W Winston Alexander
" Winston, aud Sarah A. N Winston not having entered
their appearance aud given security according 10 the act
OF Assembly and the rules OF this Court and
TO the satisfaction Of the Court that they not nhabi-
tans OF this Commonw eah On the motion OF the plain.
THIS. by their said Attorney Is ordered that the said alb.
sent defendants 10 appear here the frs, Monday in
November next, and the bill of the plaintiffs. and
give security Tor performing such decree the Court
may make hereu aud that copy OF this order be forth
WIN inserted In some newspaper published in the city oil
and that another copy be posted the front door OF the
Courthouse OF this county.
Copy. Tesie, II. + GRAVES ID c.
September 9. 36-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-30
Cancer.

THH find the art ef Healing, generalIy
n III subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
OF Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aid that he
has become competenty acquainted by the Instructions
from The celebrated DR. Lynch, Of New York city, 10 cure
That formidable and fatal disease denominatcd Cancer
without the use Of knife csustic but effected in tic
same way aud manner as prsc,isod by DR.. Lynch who
mas met WIN unparalleled success IN tie Treatment of this
compain', and also that OF Fislula or Fsluo-As the
subscriber Is here now, from tie City Of New York. any
person wishing 10 DO cured Of the sboye- named COM
MansioD Hou'e, Min Street
Richmond Jan. 6. w. W. MARSHALL
Certificate from Or. Lynch.
do hereby certify, that Dr. W. w Marshall has been
under my instruction, atd assisted in my business,
which - attending Cancer complaints and the art Of
healing generally. lie s using my medicine. /
nink him capable and worthy the confidence Of those a
nicled d. LYNCH
The subscriber refers TO Mr.. Day, Of Manchester; Mr.
Gillian, MIR. Jsncs Csskie Archibald Thomas aud Mrs
Ezekiel Dave, Main Street, Ricbmond Mr.. Benjamin
Harrison, Of Berkeley.
All letters must be poet paid. Wv. NJ
January 7. H--wH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-30

RW0NTPELlER CLASSICAL AND MATHEMA.
IVA TICAL SCHOOL.--The next session of NV School,,
wlI commence on The LIST OF October and close on the
Isl OF August As is my object prepare those com
mt'ed TO my care to enter the higher classes of the uni
versity oil Virginia or OF any Of Colleges will teach
the Greek, Latin. French, and Spanish all the
branches OF pure Mathematics History, Geography, An
ceni and Modern, with the OF the APPS and Globes
and Natural Philosophy. would observe that in each
ing the Ancient Languages, do Aop, hat me
system oo often used) OF making boys learn rules the
applcalon oil which they do not undo But as
Grsnmars are made from ge not from
GRAMMAR endcavor 10 make them observe and CLASSIFY
or themselves The various constructions that occur in the
best writer's. By this method they learn much faster
and become much more accurate scholars.
As TO the health OF my residence, believe can say
WIN safety, that there is not healthy situation
East OF the Blue Ridge. This fairly tested in The
last session OF u'y SCHOOL, had scholars from the Other
side oil ile Mounisn who remained here ill the Goth of
August, without being once ind-posed.
The most particular attention will be paid both the in
teiecua aud moral improvement OF those committed 10 my
care. -
Tcrms.-For session of 10 months board Including
every thiag, 500; Tuition in all the above branches
cedt FIeoc aud Spanish, $40 For French or Spanish
50 w. HUGH III. NELSON.
September 9. 3l-u6y
Letters addressed 10 me, Charles City c. H. will
meet with prompt attention.
Mr. IL Nj Nelson has been student, al this Univers.
~ Tor three successive sessions during which time lis
deine eptonabc aud his application 10 the
studies required OF him, such as 10 success
Mr. Nelson graduated in five schools and thereby be
came entitled 10 tie degree OF Master of Arts As this
is the highest honor that he given in the University of
virginia, The qualifications required obtain it, arc placed
prororOnAby hig u, aud such demand constant ASST
duty, and considerable tsn the diploma ITSELF will thus
render any further testimony OF MIR. Nelson's talents SUI
pellluous.
His correct conduct talents aud application have Justly
won Tor him The respect and esteem OF the officers Of the
institution; all OF Uhom will, have doubt Join with
me IN wishes for his success.
C. BONNYCAsTIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-30
TREAsURY DEpARTMENr,

--.-...... September A, 1891
AWTHEREAs, noiice has been given his DIV, by Ibis
Wv Department TO Tho pfophesors Of The certificates
OF tie Rive per Can't Stock created n pursuance Of an
act OF Congress, approved the 81 Of March entitled
40 act 10 sUhozc lie President Of the United States
u borrow sum not exceeding FIVE millions Of dollars
that the cefcs'es Of tie said s-ck vii be paid on The
second day OF Janusry next ind tchefeds Of te
propreiofs Of the said stock hay the reimbursement
Of their certificates previously 10 the sloesd second dsy
Of January neat Noce Is nor gi0en 10 the pfopdeiofs Of
said stock, that on transferring The certificates thereof 10
the United states, they will be paid The thereof
together With the interest which shall have accrued there
on 20 the day Of payment
The certificates 70 be transferred in the usual man
ncf, the Loan Office where The same may Stand e1edi
q; aid on the transfer being certified 10 the Secretary
Of tho Treasury tho amount will be forthwith transmit
ted in draft. payable 10 tie order OF the SELLER Tho in
teresl will be calculated TO The day on which, in the reeu
sr course Of the mail, the money might be received on
the draft al the pllce where Tie transfer wss made
Persons DESTROYS Of selling will find facilities Tor that
object by applying any OF the selected Depoe Banks
81 the State in which they reside.
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Sept ~ f87-1ah2JsDl seerffargeffhs Treasury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-30
a Copy. Tesio, NJ. b. CRALLE, c. C.
September %. 1D--vsyy

E0HN RANDOLPH, ov RoANoKE-The stud Of
OF HORSES belonging 90 his esta'e, n ore than 100
head consisting of Stations Mares, Colts, Ffes and
aiew Gedings, will be sold auction at the stable of
Wyatt Caldwell, at Charlotte Court House, Virgina:
the sale TO commence Thursday the 9Th Of Octob.r
1851 and continue from day oday until completed Gre
dit will be given until the Ist OF july 1885 the purcha
ser giving IOud, with security, TO be approved by the
seller. -
The May number, 1884, OF the American Turf Register
contains list OF the Horses, down TO 1880 The ioas
since that time, numerous.
This is believed TO be the very finest stud OF Horses in
America. Mr. Randolph first rate Judge OF Horses
and perhaps better acquainted with The pedigree aud his
tory OF the English and American Horses any man
oil his day lie was careful breeder for more Than 30
years. always stickler for pure blood aud hi FORM lie
imported two mares than 30 years ago. and
several imported by others. lie had previously " ned
several mares, whose pedgrees went back im-
ported about the time OF Janus and Jolly Roger The ne
degrees OF Mr. Randophs Horses, are authentic beyond
question, aud many OF them for richness purity can
not be surpassed invite Breeders and Racers 10 attend
this sale, and view the Horses Tor ihemseves they will
md, united with pure blood. plenty OF size and high
form. WYATT CARDWEJ
august liz. 23-wtlO