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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-15
Eatraet Of a letter, dated
WARRINGTON, Aug. 10. 1885.

a-r w AsHIN0lVN, aug AVS iS"o'
BY our Baltimore mail the fearful ru-
mors Of the two last days of the progress
ofthe mobiles in Baltimore, have been
TOO fully confirmed. On Saturday night
the work of destruction commenced, the
moo being about 5000 strong. On the
Friday previous the mob was dispersed
by the exertions of Mr.. Hunt. the mayor.
But the next day and Sunday the follow
ing list will show you they have not been
idle. The first house destroyed belongs
ed to Mr.. Glenn, a Bank director, fur
nture and all the next Mr.. Perrine,
do. !; the next Hugh McEldery's, do. !;
the next the Bank Of Maryland the next
J. b. Morris, the former President of said
Bank and another house whose occu-
pant do not know. All this time up to
nine O'Clock last night, which is the last
news from the scene of destruction, the
mayor and military had been endeavoring
to quiet the enraged populace. but with
out effect. They were fired upon and
we are told by letter that the killed and
wounded are near 80to l00.--A fearful
state ofthings truly. What are we COM
ing to (? No time for comment. Yours.
P. S. Raverdy Johnson's house at
the last advices was not down, but all the
porticos, steps, and out-buildings were
destroyed. The fears are that it will be
demolished. 1t is the handsomest house
in Baltimore formerly the residence of
Mr.. Buchanan.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-15

From Observation-Disclosures Rum
NELs, of Mississippi, has issued a
proclamation, under date of the 18th
July, in which he mentions that re-
presentations have been made to him,
ofthe existence Of an attempt, on the
part Of certain !base and lawless pers
sons, TO get up an insurrection among
the slaves OF that State; and adds,
that disclosures had been made, OF a
nature 10 excite serious apprehen.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-15

when you come 10 my house we will
have time TO make a complete one, "
this will do until then, as you will MOI
travel any mil yougo with me q few
trips g. learn the routes +; 81 there is not
near all the names on this list, but
there is no more paper 10 write on. 1
want you to be With ms at New Or.
leans, on the night that the negroes
commence their ravages: l intend to
head the company that attacks that city
myself. feel an ambition to deTf,ol-
ish that city which was defended from
the ravages of the British army, by
Gen. Jackson.' When we first read
the pumphlet giving the detail Of Mur~
rell's Infamous career, we were dispo-
sed TO look upon il as we do the biog-
raphes Of villains generally, with ina.
ny grains Of allowance'-and as TO his
list Of confederates, we bad no doubt
that it was vastly exaggerated in num-
Der, g. indeed that many of the names
upon it had no living representatives.
But, on examining it, we find that two
Of the Mississippi incendiaries Cot
ION and HunteD are upon it, and we
have, therefore, less reason to doubt
the accuracy of the remainder.
"The number Of these confederates
amounted ia Tennessee TO 81, Mississ
sippi Al, Arkansas 20, Kentucky 50,
Missouri ~, (among the number 10
Missouri is the celebrated Stephen w.
Foreman, who was some months ago
apprehended as the head of an extern
sise gang of counterfeiters,) Alabama
rs, Georgia "a, South Carolina IS,
North Carolina 80, Virginia 81, Mary
land II, Florida l6, Louisiana 80,
tTransienters (who travel from place
TO place') %, among whom is the Ee'
nowned Phelps, who was some months
ego apprehended in Mississippi as
highway robber, & shot in an attempt
4 to escape from jail Making a total,
on this incomplete list, of 456l
"Iti is 10 be regretted that this list is
further deficient, 10 emitting the chris
tan names and places Of residence OF
these incendiaries. We annex those
in Virginia, none Of whom, however,
do we recognize: r. Carlson, A. B.
Roacb, J. kerkmoD, three Merits, W.
Cafnes, D. Hawkes., J. Ferines, G.
Derom, S. Walker, four Mathises, L.
Wiseman, S. Washorn, P. Hume, +.
Henderson, E. Cockburn, w. Nil.
bourn.'A =
Vicksburg.-W We have been inform.
ed tina, some Of the citizens of Vicks-
co5laf, 1rewaue faaddeia i, aSressilye aMag Mr.
having been fosged, tarred and feath.
cred, end otherwise ill.treated, few
miles down the river. Fearioghe was
endeavoring to produce reaction in
bis favor they have chained him, and
our informant states, intended TO re.
conduct him to Vicksburg, and there
bnra him publicly! We hope, for the
honor Of human nature, our informa-
lion is incorrect. Louisiana Adv. Ju.
~ 20.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-15
INsuRRKoTIoN in VENEZUELA.

Letters dated 81. Thomas, Favored
by q house ia Philadelphia inform
ltha, Vargas the president, and the vice
sprssideai Of Venezuela, had arrived at
Isl. Thomas from La Guayra--that on
stbe nigh, of the 9th Of July, the troops,
ins,iga,ed by their officers, revolted,
ATTACKED the Presidents house in Car.
accas, Threatened his life, and finally
set bin under guard 10 La Gnayra,
and put him and the vice president on
board Scbr. Aurora, bound 10 81. Tho,
|mas, Gen. Marine Is supposed TO be the
leader Of the insurreclion, and il APP
pears 10 have been some TINA in pro-
gress.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-15
DISORDERS IN BALTIMORE.

DISORDERS IN BALTIMORE.
Meetings Of a disorderly nature, it
will be seen from the following extracts,
took place 10 Baltimore, during the last
week. The American Of Saturday
thus notices them
For several days past written pla-
cards have been posted up in various
parts OF the city, inviting the citizens
to indict punishment upon some OF
those whose names we're connected
with the affairs Of the Bank Of Nary
land. In consequence Of these, a small
number OF persons, perhaps about fifty,
assembled in Monument Square on
Wednesday night, in front Of the resi-.
dence of Reverdy Johnson, Esq. but
soon dispersed without doing any
mischief. On Thursday night much
larger number collected at the same
place, by far the greater portion be-
ing evidently attracted by curiosity.
Between eight and nine O'Clock, two or
three stones were thrown at Mr.. John.
sons dwelling, which broke several
panes of glass. The Mayor, who was
present, Immediately addressed the as
sembly, and in very forcible appeal
to their sense Of propriety, urged them
to retire, which they did in very
short time, g. the night passed off qui.
city.
In consequence Of these disorderly
manifestations, the Mayor, at the so.
Iicla,ion Of number of citizens, issu-
ed notices for the holding Of public
meeting at the Exchange yesterday af-
ternoon.
A large meeting Of the citizens, was
accordingly held on Friday, at which
resolutions we're adopted, calculated,
as was supposed, to allay all further
acts Of violence. But it appears to
have been otherwise. The Patriot Of
Saturday evening says -
The public meeting, instead of al
laying, seemed to create more excite.
ment, and las, evening there was an
other assemblage in the Square a..
mounting to several thousands, Of
which, however, we do not think that
more than $50 were Of that class dis
posed to commit acts Of violence.
They began, as on the preceding
flights, to shout and throw stones at
the house, which they renewed at in.
tervals, for about two hours, q broke
large part of the glass in the front
windows of the first story, and few
panes in the second. They were adj
dressed by the MdyW " ~ vssy, 9.
by Mr.. Preston and Gen. Jones Of
Washington City, the two latter, avow.
ed themselves as the Council of the
Creditors Of the Bank, and stated that
they confidently expected in a day or
two decision from the Chancellor Of
the State favorable to their wishes, and
which had only been delayed by his
severe sickness. They implored the
multitude TO desist from all acts of yio>
lence and to retire to their homes, but
the latter seemed not to heed this ap-
propriate and wholesome advice, but
continued through the whole time in
much more angry mood than on the
preceding evenings.
The whole affair appeared to have
been conducted, in the main without
any previous concert of action on the
part of the rioters; and the opinion
was somewhat prevalent, that an en-
ergetic attempt at preserving order,
sustained by strong, well~appointed
force, might soon have dispersed the
evil disposed, and restored quiet.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-15

sions that widely extended con.
spiracy is on foot calculated TO pro.
duce alarm, and call forth the public
energy and vigilance. The procla-
nation concludes with an exhortation
TO all good citizens and officers both
civil and military, to use the most
untiring vigilance to suppress all such
discretionary movements, and TO
apprehend all such suspicious pers
sons, and deliver them over TO the
proper authorities---io the end that,
If guilty, they may be brought to cons
dign punishment. The executive ren
peats the necessity and importance of
general vigilance, and gives discre-
tionary power to the Quarter Masters
department Of the Stale to deliver
arms into the hands of the citizens,
should such issue be deemed advisa"
bic.
The removal Of the block of brick
dwelling houses on German street.,
from the old line Of the street back
TO the recently established line, was
completed on Saturday in mastery
manner by Mr.. George Blackwell, of
New York. The block comprises
three two story brick dwelling houses
with brick back buildings, the whole
of which were simultaneously transa
ferred to a new position some twenty
feet in the rear, without the slightest
injury. Mr.. B. considers this the
most difficult job Of the kind he has
ever undertaken. He certainly de-
serves credi. for the manner in which
he has accomplished it.-Bah. Amer.
HARRrsoNBURc, August 8.
Daring Robbery.--Heroism
Friday morning Of last week, about 2
or o'clock the dwelling Of Mrs. Mar
garet Kyle, widow lady,of this town,
was entered by some villain and rob-
bed Of $3.50 in silver. The robber
entered through an upper window, by
means Of a ladder, passed down stairs
into the sleeping apartment OF Mrs.
K, and out Of her reticule or pocket
selected from number Of keys, the one
which opened the drawer in which she
KEEP. her "rooi of evil" and helped
hi mself, without leave, to the above
described amount. After having sea
cured his prize, the gentleman was in
the act Of decamping, when Mrs. K,
being awakened probably by the ging.
ling Of her dollars, sprang from her bed
and seized hold Of him, crying all the
while Justify to another lady who was
sleeping with her for help he broke
from her grasp, however, and ran to a
dnnr through which he designed es.
Gaping but az he did not gel uus i'm.
mediately, our heroine again laid "vio-
lent hands" on him, still crying nigh
tily TO her companion for assistance to
secure her enemy; her cry was, through
fear or some other cause, unheeded or
disregarded, and the fellow once more
getting loose from her grippe, by suffer
ing her to pull from his head a tufi Of
hair Gas is reported, succeeded in
making good his escape through ano.
Their door and has not been heard Of
since. The robber is thought to be
negro, and Mrs. X, we understand, is
almosl sure she can identify him.
Mrs. KS conduct during this trying
hour is without example. We doubi
whether there are many men who, un.
der similar circumstances, would have
displayed the like amount Of bravery.
Register.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-15
LVI.ELLlGEyNCER.
RoMNEY, AUGUST is.
LOUISVILLE, Kr. AUGUST 1,

IMPoRrANT.--The Bank of Kentucky
has. we learn, agreed on the terms on
which it is to take one million of the debt
due to the Branch of the United States
Bank in this city, and is to take its bank
ing house at $4,000 The debt is to
bear interest at the rate of 5 per cent
and to be iqudated in one. two, three,
and four years. The arrangement will
be advanta geous to the banks, and highly
beneficial to the community. 1t will be
completed 10 a few days. The entire
sum now due the branch here, is thirteen
or fourteen hundred thousand dollars
ADVERTISER.
Rice in Morylund.-A gentleman
in Somerset county, has nov growing
crop of Rice, which is 10 very
Furnishing state. He is confident the
experiment wal succeed. An exten.
slve range Of marsh bottom in that
section of the country, it is believed
can with little expense be converted
into rice Iands.-B Bali. Vssiter.
Distressing Accident.-About 80
persons, almost all belonging to the
Jewish nation, were assembled 10 a
room of the third story Of house in
Alexandria, Egypt on the 5lh May,
to celebrate the marriage Of a couple
of Israeites, When, soon after the
dancing commenced, the floor gave
way, and fell with the whole of the
company to the ground. ThiF.y.six
were taken cut liteless, and twelve
others died on the following day. All
The others we're seriously injured.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-15

The Wings of Fauquier county, tVa.)
have nominated Col. JOAN WALDEN as
THAR candidate for Delegate to the Gene
eral Assembly Of the State, to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the Iamsnted death
of TRoMAs MARSHALL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-15
From the Charleston Mercury, July 81.
ATTACK ON THE POST OF.
fee in Charleston, S. C.

Such was The excitement in our city
caused by the arrival Of the incendiary
pamphlets and papers which almost
monopolsed the United States Mail on
Wednesday, that a crowd OF two or
three hundred citizens assembled that
night, for the purpose of Selling and
destroying them.- These citizens were
met by Lieut.. Broom OF the City
Guard near the Exchange and persua.
ded to dispense but it not being gen
orally known that measures were in
concer, between the Pos.-Master and
many Of our leading citizens, to call the
ion 20 lie subject, few gentlemen az
forwards broke open the Post Office,
seized the bags containing the Adolf
lion tracts and made public bonfire
Of the whole last evening.
We regret this act as premature. IL
would have been time enough to act
after we had learned tina. the Federal
Government would not interfere to
prevent the Post Office being used as a
means OF annoyance & injury to those
who are taxed for it's support. We
would fain believe that the laws are
strong enough to protect US in our
rights. When they fail to do so, it
il will be time to shew that at all haz-
ards, we take care of ourselves. We
think too, il would have been better
bad the pamphlets been allowed to
reach their destination, to put the
whole Southern community on their
guard-by presenting the occular proof
of the movements of the Fanatics, es,
pecially as each bundle was to be &C"
companied by circulars from the
South Carolina Association.
We believe that those who broke o.
pen The Post Office have erred, but
none can blame their feelings or mo-
lives, which have the sympathy of the
entire community.
More War.-The Pittsburg Advo'
cate Of August LIST says: "Hostilities,
we learn, have commenced on the from
tiers of New Hampshire, between the
authorities of Lower Canada, 81 some
Of the inhabitants of Indian Stream, in
that state. Indian Stream has always
been considered within the julisdic.
ton of New Hampshire, but it seems
that the inhabitants generally have set
up for themselves, and in this instance
called on their neighbors to assist them
in enforcing their laws against some
refractory subjects, who sheltered
themselves under The jurisdiction Of
New Hampshire."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-15

GS We notice from our exchange
papers that active measures are now in
operation to raise fund, by the contri-
buttons of the citizens Of the u. States,
for the purpose of erecting a splendid
monum ent to WASHINGTON, at the seat
Of Government. 1t is contemplated to
make it worthy of the illustrious dead.
and of the country whose liberty he was
so successful in establishing. No person
is allowed to subscribe more than 81
SO as to make it indeed the work of the
people.
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itnterfubuh9 tfanc.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-23
penn}ptpontfbe Bobt.

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penn{pIpanien. fur Boupernbr bic mir er-
blelten, ibeint es als Ob SolepB aitner Der
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fenhten, uno a!io 3ertbeilt Se8en chamber
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tse pcn Obio, paifirt ben 9ter MdrS 1885
uno Der 0eupernbr sriu6t it, innerbalb oes
seSenpdrtisen Sabres. ieine Proclamation
on Die @inwobuer oiefes Staates eraeben
sa la0en, in srelter ct ibnen eitlsn Sag bes
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gantont Dft. 95. 1885.
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cable General au Die sfele BON Gen. qlu.
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seetrasbt 4nalif ifeirt fnr sbioeS aims III. unb
81 uutesfd disbliben Mesimente nne Bria.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-23

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baetenr Don pauie. 1ppo8raptiibs 6stlsf
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-23

&spi patatS e,blest 80 StlnrmeR IN Xtr-
'instcn So. uho 10 in MarlbOrousb, fit
@auntp @oit,tnifiioner.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-23
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Qlus uuteritbieoli6sn bemoeratil6en
Tlattefn stitbeu ipir bic 9lanen BET fclaeti:
Del, 3srren dis eaucicdteu fir oas Sou:
petn6rs Nmt, ale Gil 8alorpin. .. 9rum-
tuu @auntp Sobn pafim, eon Mus.iu:
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81: @ooeenorp, Don SelmOnt SObn Dat-
terfou. i.uS> >SObn u. 8rDau. bon Srantliu,
duo SObn Sbomplou; pom @oIumbidua.