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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-27

ARCTIC LAND EXPEDITION. Captain
Back, accompanied by William Matley,
one of the volunteers from The Royal Ar
tillery, who left this city with him in 1888
returned to Lachine on Thursday last. in
excellent health and spirits. DIR King
and the rest of the expedition were left at
Fort Reliance. all ell--they are TO leave
for England by way of llndson's Bay. We
are glad to say, that no mortality or acct
cent occurred TO any of the persons actu-.
ally accompanying the expedition, allho
one OF the volunteer artl'lerymen. Will
hanson, who was somewhat advanced III
wears, and who was unable longer 10 bear
The fatigues and hardships Of the journey,
unfortunately died when on his way back
TO Hudson Bay station He was accom-
panied by two Canadians who were well
acquainted with The country, but having
separated himself from them, be must have
wandered out of the true path, and per
ished Capt. Back despatched men IN all
directions TO search for him, and 1t was
only considerable distance Of time after
wards, il Il his body was found. Carron
and Ross, the remaining artilerymen, re-
torn to England with DIR. King via Hue
sons Bay They, with Matley, but par
tculariy the latter, were OF essential Ger
vice TO the expedition.
Captain Back speaks in terms Of the
warmest praise, OF the numerous atien
tions ard valuable assistance that he re-
ceived during bis journey. from Governor
Simpson and the different gentlemen Of
the Hudson Bay ComPany's stations.
Montreal Ga.ette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-27
HEARTLEss ABDUCTION.

This appears to be The age of crime
and crime u the most horrible dye. Mobs,
murders, and conspiracies Of the most law
less, bloody, aud tratorious character.
oyerspread ihecountry from North toSoulh
from East TO West. Human nature APP
pears verging towards state Of dcpTayily
which calls loudly for Christening arm
and il such An act as the following, the de
tails Of which we copy from the Mobile
Register, cannot be reached by The laws
oil man. surely, high Heaven will not pass
the miscreanis by, without runishmenl.--
Pefersburg Con,
From the Mobile Register ofJuIy 70.
Our city, for couple OF days, has neen
The theatre of extraordinary and exciting
events. Tie whole population has been
ihrown into stsie Of ieverish anxiety, al
terna,iug with fear and indigns'ion,--s
large part Of them have been actively EN-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-27
STRING AND q U NJ NJ Err
n ~


spRING AND U NJ NJ Err
GO o D g..
which we respectfully invite purchasers TO
call and examine. Ifthey should not be
found Cheap we will not ask them to buy,
Our stock consists OF
Black, brown, s. green Summer Cloths;
Drab and mix'd merino Cassimeres and
Erminetts;
Black Princetta, Lasting and Brochelle;
Princes cord, moleskin and beaverton,
Grape drillings. Angola cashmere;
CORD and white linen drillings;
Brown Irish, and green French linens !;
FORSYTH nankeens, velvet Vestings;
White and cold Marsailles and Welt
ings;
Brown Holland, ticklinborg and Bur
lapse;
Russia sheeting, duck, and Osnaburg;
Irish linens. Lawns, and Sheetings;
Blue. black, brown aud dehla Cloths !;
Brown, mix'd and fawn Cassimeres
Cassjnstts and Rouen Cassimeres;
British, French and Amer. CalIcoes;
French cambria, "a new artIcle)
Painted Muslins and Ginghams;
Mounted, bard, strip'd and plain Jac-
conetts;
Book. swiss, and cambrick muslins;
Fig'd and plain bobbinet & grecianett /,
French work'd capes and collars;
Bobbjnet do do do
Jackonet edgings and insertings;
Thread and bobinet edgngs, insertings,
and Iaces;
Bobinet and Blond qnillipgs & foo'ings;
Black Italian lustring and gro de swiss !;
Cold gro de maps, fig'd and PLAIN;
Pink. blue, white and green ilorences !;
GAUGE, hernania, and ,ai'a ribbons;
Green; white. and black blond ye'i,s,;.
Hernania, twisted silk, and gauze hkiS;
Silk. muslin. and Paris nett 90,
BIk and white, Italian Grape, mode,
Pipipgs, braids. and galoons;
Black, white and fancy cord cotton
Hose;
Gent. half hose. silk and cotton;
French kid. and Hoskin gloves;
Thread, silk, and beaver 90;
Bandanna, and spittlefield Hdkfs;
Cotton do and Berkeley do;
Linen and linen cambria do;
Beltings, Buttons, Suspeudcrs, &c; &c.
AnriI SO, HOGMIRE & BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-27
Office ofthe Martinsburg Savings Institution
Inna o. 1874

EDY resolution oil the ooaro OF direct
ED ors ofthis institution the following
rates of Interest have been adopted for
the government Of the Treasurer thereof
N receiving money on deposlte, viz;
For deposites payable !
six months alter demand, osr ceuf,,n,
certificates may be issued npr annum.
bearing an interest at the =
rate of
For deposites payable
four months after demand. | 4 mr. ce,t,,n
certificates may be issued ,rr nunum.
bearing an interest at the ~
rate Of
For deposites payable
ninety days after demand, ~. ee,tun
certificates may be issued r., ona,n
bearing an interest at the ~ $780,
rate Of
By order
GEORGE DOLL. Treasurer.
July 10. 1SS4.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-27

n. B--Dr. Bennett stated likewise that
the free use of the Tomato would make a
person less liable to an attack Of cholera,
and that it would in a majority of cases
prevent it..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-27

NEW GOODS.
-EEYE will this day receive and open a
wv large and general assortment of
new and pretty
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-22

fen bsD ibrer Npril Sisu1ayM. .. 1885, il,
|cbia betneloster Saebe, tprsne ieb auf Ser.
Iftsigernn9 gum 9etfaufe ausbietsn, an Der
@curtbaustbhre, beIoeten @auutps, auf
San,ftas ben 2Cfen ndeblten Junp6. bas
fOIaence bsIbr ebene 9ano, geIsesu in be-
iGgten @auntY, nd,nli6 cos norobftlicbe
Srertel BON Ssction 8, in Taunfcbip 16, 1T.
Nan9e 6,--uno oaS noro!psltIi6e Ylertel
pon Seehon Gin DOrbefastem Gauuf fbip
uuo Nange ausAencmmen looiel BON Dem
befa8ten 81. Oettl. 0isrtsl, aIs ourb eiuen
Dseo-an Jaeeb Glussmana ir. i,bertrassu
,pofeen, belbriebsu sple fOtst, ais Nnfan-
|9sno am Yfcten oes Diertets auf be, ntros
tI6n Sc te beiaster Section, baum Inblib
init Der .0rense oeS Dieuels, 159 9lutbeu
gum WittelpIcffen, banu StIib NIT Der
Distei5 9ren;e 80 Hutben nnb @ @eleufe
ga eirera pfolten Damn nbroleb 159 Stu:
tbeu 5u eiuen pTOfem an Der 8renSe Der
Ssclipn, u oann ttlib NIT Ger Sectipus:
sren5e 60 &utben uac 9 8elenfe CUR eteIle
oss 0ufau9s limb sbeniatls aussencii,sn
70 oel BON befastsm 81. OsFl. 8iertel ais
ourb eiuen Dseo an SObn S!inssmann IL
bertra9sn rporoen, belbrieben rpie fplgt,
ndulieb: Nnfauseno 60 0tutben uno 8 Sc
iente b(tIid BON Der uorospeltliben Gde be-
lasteu 0iett;ls,' eann iielb NIT Der 2Iuie ..
5aeob &l'n9smann it, 159 &atbeu, cann
tltIib init Oct 9siertels 9lxus 90 Nutben IL.
9 8etense. bann n6relieb 159 9lutben sus
Seetons:einie. oann ps flieb NIT Der gee=
tlons.e'nis 60 Olatben unb 9 GeIsure aut
Stsue oes snfar9s. 8sfaste ednosreper
msroen usrfauft nit benz oarauf baftenoen
nnb oarauf suridrallsnoen syurc(T, oes-
Bttbumsrebt BON Maria lR. Rim emaii,
msIdss ourb Gren5su uno NssmsGuuseu
abAelegt tpcroeu.
Orr DsrFauI fanst an an beie9tsm 9aae
UNI 10 lbr Y. WIe. 10 mn ole Nsoin9una-
en- bytannt gea1a6t ,perlen.
geo. q. 2Debb, Gderif.
@antOn Map Q, 1885. s.5w.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-22
SNtrtf5 8trfauf.
Oapto 9cDOnauerr)
9esen NbtbeIlun9.
8efIeD S6uIt5 u. anbere.

Graft eines 8efebEs BON Der Court eor
Common pItes, Storf Gauntp, Sbio, mel
bsr teD Der Qlprt Sibuns 1885, in Der o.
bieen Snbe erIafeu Uoroeu 1T, biste ib
5a,t, Desfaafe in elmer 8Hfei3eruns an Der
Gbhrs bss @Ourtbanfs6 in bsfoetsm @aun=
tv, Wpnta9e Den 1iten Suup oaS nabioI:
aeno bsl1rleteas Qauc, oa5 in Delem 50.
lie8t, ndnI6 Elm Ibsitper nbrliben uno
(iloweftIIbsn 9iertsls Der &Oasn sseticn,
Sauuf1ip IT, in Ger 6ssn 9lanae, Die 8es
srauSuns 1T mie frIst, namib 60 bssiiit
an Der fncpsltIiben g6e Don g a IN n
Stoneb Us 2ano, uuo lduft oann bd-
lib 109 unc 48 1C0fsl Nutbeu ; tann ft.o-
lib 90 Nutben Damn tpeftlieb SO uno 40
ROOTED Nntben cann nbrolieb 22 unc 28
1ooltsl 8ntben oanu tpeftlib 40 uno s2-
1OO,tsl Stntbeu !; II. oai1 nbrclib 81 Eno CO.
100Fel &ntben bis sur Stsue oeb 2lnfang6,
entha!teno 81 uno 191O0 Qdsr, iey e5 n1br
ODER peniyer. @s miro oertauft nit Dem
Dittbumsrs6t bsfa9ter 8stip oarauf,-oas
NIT Gran5sn uno Dsrmsfunssu abgslsst
neroen. ...~
Der Nnfans ce6 D;rfauf5 lit nm 10 uD1
o. Nts. an b,iastsm Gage.
Vep. jt. :2bebb, S1erlf.
aIpril 90. s1s5.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-22
Nn Oruut1ellardber.

Ysriiesslte 8oriebIase wesesn in Ger :
@otnnitToners G,utsiube In Canton, gtarf
gauntp, Ohio, Bis sum iitsn Suny anee=
nptt,men peroeu, nm einen Srunnen auf
Der Mrmenbaus 8aasrep il, eraben uno cen=
lelben init Gtsinsn aissumauesn, ,-u. rren,l
ct estnauert 1T, tauB Ct rcenisFens brsp
GuB i'm EurbmsfIer paben. limb Gsnn er
fsrtis 1T, muB Der Drnnnsn nid,f ipenissr
als 1ier Tub Da0er baben. Die Materialsss
len nuB Der Contractor hsrbepIbaffsn. uuo
Der 4reis bepm SuB eingeseben peroeu..
gIuf 8efebl osr 8oaro Der ecminltTouer
Nlpbaus Drotpn,
49, Com. Glerf.
Canton, Map 8. 1885. S.bS
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-22
Y In tpe ! hunQ.

9Im nd6(ten pfnaftfefte, osn 7ten Stump
miro Die bon Der 2utberifbsn esemeinoe in
0srmantaun. Wontsomerp @auntp, ObIo
r,euertaute Sir6e feperIib eiusewsibt tpsr=
Den. Gin oiefer S'yerliebf'it anasm ftner
8otteseienit In Ieusider l.no @nslifbs,
,Spra6s miro bep oislr @e!essnbat Stat.
fneen.
NlaD Is. 1885. H.. ',:-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-22

Ivy ~ W. =
Araft einss 8eiebI ron OR Court Don
scmmon p.iee, Start @mntp, Sbio, ers
tansn ou; Den Q!pril 1erinin 1885,. in obs
aet sdbe, nerce tb an BET Gbnre bes
Sourtbaufe fes in b b.fa3tem @auntp, auf MOn=
tag ben 1fen Suny, auf bf>utIibem Bsrs
raufe au6pisten. fo'seuoe in. beiastem 60.
3eIesene Sttibe 3ano, nimltb oas fhS=
ottlibe DisrteL seetion 1o, Gaunfbip II,
Rdnse 9, uno Die &ed)te, VrioiIe9en uno
DorOebalte oes perlIorbenen MiIiarn Gaps
nolss in uno su Gem noro6ftliben 8isrteI
bslaar1 Seetton, (9rdnssno an eas beiaete
labbltli6e 9is:tei) piein bslastsm 8sfebI
|bsfonoerS bs1briebeu 1T. 2Iuf eiefen stri=
ben 1T ein iebr pottbeiIbafter Mublfs, an
Der MuosOgpot. eiuem Der anDaItenofeu
Da6stFhBe oes @auntDS, unsefdbr cine
Msle pom Sbio Canal. @beafaas oas
fnomeitIobe 8Iertel Der 8ten Seericn -.
10, &dnse s. Der QInfans bes 8erfaufS
aefbiebt an befa9tem Iase UNI 10 u9r
Mika9e.
Geo. g. Wsbb, 96srif.
Gpril SO, 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-22
q erf ouf
Gabenna, Gotten San. 1885.

vi
60 miro auf bf:ntlidsr 8erfeisetuus
gum 8srfaufe auseboten iperoen, an Der
aDobnuns oer perftorbeuenMa retba
&raf t, in oer gtaot Canton, auf Sanes
ttas bsn 6. ndbitsnSunp, foIseubee bsldr'sa
benes @issntbum a!s /:
Cine Sub, cine loausubr NIT Sa'
|ftsn, Elm Dureau,ein sebnptatl9erD>
lfsn, nsblt Nebr, Elm SlIG' Stlhas
lie, Settfeueu uno 8etten, neett el|
'ner Olense BON 0aussunoSSaeben>
|seratbe. s.... .*.
gbenfals, su s'eibsr 3:it nnS al,
|aleiobsm Grte. Settle 0to. 144, in Der Staek
ganto n, fppra,,f elm Mobnbans II. Stau
erribtet, uno Gin 8runateu an Der Ebbre eta
finbliG 1T.
+ Ser Drfauf nib nm 10 llbr Dcrns'tta9S
an befastsm Gage anfanssrh mann Die Ss=
eiasuusen bsfaunt sernadt peroen.
F. George Dunbar, @reeutpr.
gantcn Map 81. 1885. 5-sn1
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-22

IteL pbns er!ei1ttrt ia rsroen; Bis i'd aab
Doc. Garl M ei ter fbifse, reIcbsr
elmer 0rsnep {'b beoiente Die ey 81 a y o les
on 8 s . m emit . n nennt, lpaS mir
| io9(etb Grteibterun9 sab. 0laobbsr pteng
| h, in GER DOreHefeBung BOP Ib auiier Gee
| fabr mare, an tie 4rbeit in etnen Ssunnen.
|nuo beRarn lpieoer cine &rgdltuna, ras s6
pel I0limf1sr tnadte ale pp!ber. cScb dp=
pI;Nte WIeber Die SOmenta tiau
peIcbe ben g6n'ery in 8 stuuoen ocufctrs
men entfernte uno lehr bnIo cine uGllioe
(oerfeUnus bfmi.fte. SD e1npfsble % cess
pessn QIgu. welbe r1it aIutt1en GOmer=
sen btbaftet {tYn mo9en.
DonieI ,Gapp.
Naoenne, San. Is, 1885.
SD be5eu9e boB id) Ibtes erdtfabr oers
iO"oene Mal msin !RNie init eIner2Irr lbI1it
beiebioi8te, uno uacbber in Der Munoe eine
gttdItnn9 tstan1 mo6 etae 1arts GefdlruIIt
oeroorbra0te nit auesrOr0e httidenS DINER
sen. sd lebifts nacb Doc. Rarl 81 il
ter, lrelber mib init einsr SottsI feirer
u ap olecn S ,nentotto n petfah
ltebft An1retfun8su 0ter Den 0,mauG, ypas
mir foeIeicb @r1 ibtsrung CAB uno ere
phat9e ]9erteIIuna in fur5es 3sIt bepirs'c.
JD babe lle feitoem bep elmer dbnIid)en
?aAnSe ? piIcir Unit sieib 8l'tsw GTs
to8, uno nit Deranitsen etoreifs idl oiete
Gele9eu9sit oen@ebrcub nerfsIban sHcur
feb!en Masn, bic dbnIiDe 2sioen baosn n0s
iens
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-22

LUHHTWIF' VW5 TCV9eU;
bs bsfbriebsns @ieentbum, auf 6ftntIiGsm I'm
Dstfaufe ausbistsn ais
Cine cunteIbraune Mdnre, 2 3rsD1dbriae
SNlen. aR!6:Aube pnc juns's &nopieb,
Sbmsius. gbaafs. pFase uno @seen, Elm
gang neuer masen, Siu:aoeu uno Buten,
cine Quanttdt fautsrer NRpIe tepm Vtuno
g Qausubrsn. pferoeselbirr. 10 600 se!be
pappsl pciutss dinbsl usb(t elmer Mnsabl
anoerer Diuge. su pitIfab 5u teuasneu.
Der Nsrfauf miro I'm 10 9. Nlts. an.
fanseu, mo bic 8eoiusunsenL nnb elm tiliz
ger ereeit' bsfanrt semabt, uno ssbbrise
Mufaaereianstsit sstpicmet pirb bon
- !. ..& 9einrib 2au,snbeiEr.
Quay cen 10, 1855. 5-bb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-22
Oeor9 Gtoub.
9tapenna, San. IS, 1855.

8eniamin QBiutaro .. 81, tatte
cine arr0s geI1wulf Ooer sIufg g'Ounienbett
an SeInen' &n'e, wo9esen 9}ap. S afpIleIrt
,ruroe. netd)e e6 in furjer 3sit bsrfrtIte.
NbteaiI 2eonaro Don Sbos
lersptIle batte ibre 9Tl1sen iebr befsi5
eut5incst unb nit Slut tint tsrcfTan uno ,uar
bepnabe blind, uno prebire per(obieoent
Oleoicinen obne itgeno etneu 9ulen Grfol8,
bic fe Or. W e tiers 81. s. appIieirte,
mas ibre 0siIuns in farser 3eit benitfte.
S6 beseuse, caB ib natb jabriser Gnts
5jnouns bGler 0useuanS glnspenbunS ieoet
BON selbidteu 9Iersten anseratbsneu Mes
oiciu, AUDI bse bsrnpmten QIugenwaNers ..
Soc, S. GbompIon uuo au6 0e5 Dcc. Neis
ebaro, uno oa feine osiluus berpirft puo',
IiDIbepnabe per;meife!te ie tpieoer msin Ges
Ifibt 5u erlansen. Sdb 8ebrauGte cann
Doc. 6. Weiter, mo oureb Nnwenoun9 fe7
ner S. fano ib @rIei6tsruns.
0ejefta 0amnlonS.
aarora, San. 1885.
SD @eOr9 MilIsr be5euse, bdB iC) cine
|b6le Munoe al meiuemRn6bh bate, burcb
cine Qrt perurlabt. Gs CAB cine iebr i2arte
gntjlnoun9 uno id fano tsine @r!sIbte=
Iruns. b;eieb 0ebraub mabte orn Der
is 0 mentation init weId)sr iob MID
BON Doc. 6. meifter oerIorate uno
ucourb i6 tn fur5er 3eit sebeiit mu1oe.
Georg Miller.
Gaeenna, Gotten Sau. 1885. Ed
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-22
&arl meifsr.
=. sens niGe..

0iemit bSeuse id. caB ieb ,aebrsre Jabs
re mn = a tar 3 en- n, in meinen f,iubea
jehaftst sspslsn bin lnoem IS III 3sitsn 70
ibtinm mar, baB ib Gag uno 9tabt n,bt
tu9eu tpnnte nuo caB ieb ben meoieiniibs
IN Slatb Der bsrhbmtsttsn Metste in ois(em
Sbeit oee Staats Sblo anselprcbsn babs,
spa6 mir nibt6 balf. bis isb Soc. Carl
Meitters NrSeneD betar,, Die mir arcee
SrleIbtesang aab, uno isb eenfe eaB ib
NIT oieiem bsidbnerlisben g1msrs nibt
nebr belaltist gsreen trute.
t>< Mable Steooare.
Ra9enna San. s.. 1885. %..s
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-22

Sb besense, oa6 id i'm lesten SanD tttsi=
ne Gaiei1eibe gang ent5rep bleb,-uno
nabber cine gttaItung il, cen{elben befan,
tpoourb g fid entSanoete. Die @efbwulft
ipnroe tbsarti9 uao mar auHerorbentlib
i4mesaaft, SD probirte perlbieesne Mit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-24
Virginia,

This dminuion of quantity is ascribed by some who
have paid attention to the subject, in part, to the
hauston Of what called the dposite mines and the
delay IN getting rein mines into operation with proper
machnery in part the valuation of lands suppos
ed to contain gold by their present owners who
poor to work them themselves and refuse sell them at
moderate price To others, who would work them and
in part TO the fact that the high price of has given
greater reward labor employed the surface of the
earth than to that employed in looking for wealth under
ground
We think it probable that the latter cause assigned has
been the most powerful in its operation and have not
doubt that 1t an account current opened exhibit
ing the debit side all the expended in mining
in digging, in smelling and transporting the metal in
the cost land buildings and Implements well the
value of all the time lost in fruess efforts find the
precious object and exhibiting the credit side the va
lue of all the gold sold and coined the mining of the
four States would in the aggregate be shewn be less
profitable business, than would have been the employ
ment of the capital and labor in agriculture 1t is
true that every now and then makes fortune by
mining, Just man sometimes draws a high prize in
ery; but where one gains dozen lose and of gains
always hear, but of losses seldom.
The following table exhibits the quantity of gold
brought to the Mint in the following years, ending on
Both September but does not comprise the quantity sold
for the purpose Of being manufactured without being
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have the honor to be, Gentlemen,
Your obcdient servant,
THOMAS II. BENTON
Messrs. Robert Punshon, &c. &c

United States SenatorsThe Detroit Free Press of No
yember 18th, says fhe House of Representatives and
Senate went into ballot yesterday for Senators to repre-
sent the State of Michigan, and Lucius Lyon of Kala
mazoo received the entire vote of both houses John
Norve OF Wayne, received 30 votes, and John Bddle
of Wayne, received % votes"
Our first statement, therefore, premature by at
leasta week 1t was, however, excellent guess both
the gentlemen named having been elected.
ennS,Iranioa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-24
HON. THOs. n. BENTON.

Sr Lows November Col Benton aud family len
this city Wednesday FOR Washington The labors tlla
will dcvolvc upon him this session will be more arduous
than at any preceding session The Public Lands the
Expunging Resolutions, Law 70 regulate the Deposes
ia the State Banks and the admission Of Michigan are
among the important that will demand his par.
ticular attention
Dr. Linn and Mr. Harrison will leave in few days-
Gen. Ashley will also probably start lie is now
couple Of days drive in the country Missouri argus
CiKcGsSATi, November live announced in yester.
day Republican, thc arrival ofthis distinguished states
man and champion Of Democratic prineipIes in Gin
cinnali, his way 10 Washington CITY on the
evening Of his arrival number Of tile citizens Of Gin
cinnat called upon him at the residence Of the Hon
+. Lyle, 10 pay their respects TO him. On he same
evening letter Of invitation to public dinner was ten
dered bim by number Of his political friends aud adj
mirers FOR the purpose Of testfn2 their regard for his
public services, and 70 manifest their high estimation Of
his worth and talents SubjoiDed is copy Of the cor
respondence. II will be seen BY Col Benton's answer,
that he declines the invitation upon the ground that cr
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FnEDEGrcKsBUHc, Nov. 2l-The Vice President of
The United States made visit recently MIR. Madison
MIR. Rives, and the University of Virginia. On his re.
turn through fredericksburg, public dinner ten
dered to him by his political friends in this town and its
vicinity, which, well be by the correspondence
below, he compelled TO decne.-Heraid
FREDERICKSBURG, 10th Nov, 1885.
Hon. M. VAN BURES,
Sir; Your friends in this place and the adjoining
countless anxious to testify their high regard for you per
sonally we'll as the distinguished station which you
occupy, have dePued to wait you, and tender you
public dinner, to be given tomorrow, or any day
most agreeable to yourself We WILL on this occasion
make other alusion the part which you have borne
In the prosperous Administration of Andrew jackson
than that IT receives cordial appreciation Suf-
fer us, in conclusion, 10 offer Individually and in the
name OF those whom represent, confidence in
your views the public policy of the country and our
best wishes for your health and happiness.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servants,
CHARLES MASON
CARTER l.. STEVENSON,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS,
HENRY T. PHILLIPS,
JOHN GOOLRICK
PETER -GOOLRICK,
WIN. p. CONWAY,
S. w. SKINNER.
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Fredericksburg, 16M Mon, 1895
GEsTLEMES IL have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your letter inviting me- in behalf Of my friends
in this place and the adjoining countless public din
ne.
Being under the necessity of leaving Fredericksburg
this morning. il will not be in my power to avail myself
OF your kindness; but am not that account as
sure you the less sensible of the honor conferred upon
me by this mark Of respect from portion of my Fellow
citizens long and justly distinguished for their attach
meni 10 Republican principles Among the grounds of
your confidence you could have selected one more
grateful to my feelings than the support you are pleased
to attribute to Of the Administration of President Jack
son IL has been, you truly say, prosperous one
aud our country WILL trust long rejoice in its results
To the President it has indeed been field of honor but
not less SO to large majority Of his constituents The
hrmncss with which they have sustained his Admnstra
ton against Opposition of Unprecedented violence
and the constantly accommodating testimonials Of popular
appreciation which reach through the ballot boxes are
cheering to the sincere friends Of Republican institutions
they afford additional illustration Of the great truth
that public servant, who does his duty fearessy and
places his trust in the people, is in danger Of being
deserted by them in the hour Of trial
Allow me, Gentlemen, to reciprocatc, as most cord
ally do your expressions Of persona regard aud believe
me, Very respectfully,
Your Obedent scrvt,
NJ. VAN BUREN,
To Messrs Charles Mason, Carter l.. Stevenson sarnu
81 Phillips, Henry T. Phillips, John Goorck, Peter
Goolrick w r. Conway S w. Sknker.
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HsIGGER'S EXCHANGE.
ND LOTTERY OFFICE, Rfcua0Sp. VfHctN


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drew 18th inst was sold and the cash paid 10 the ortu-
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