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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-07
STAUNToN, Feb. 26.
the 4th ult

A gentleman in this place has re
ceived letter from a friend in Rich
mond dated the 18th instant, which
states that the writer had just been in.
formed at one of the Banks of the dis
covery of large number Of 500 anc
$50 counterfeit notes on the Bank Of
the U. States in circulation. They are
said 10 be 50 well executed as to require
the skill ola Bank officer TO distinguish
them from the genuine notes.-Spec.
In late speech in the Legislature
of North Carolina, Governor Branch
said-"When MIR. Stevenson was nom-
mated to the senate of the U. States as
minister to England, | was lost in won
der for ] well knew Gen. Jackson's
opinion of him /; it was never disguised.
When, sir, separated from Gen.
Jackson, but short time previous to
his determination to appoint Mr.. Ste.,
venson minister to the court of St.
James, he did not regard him as 'wor.h
the powder and ball it would take TO
kill him. This very expression IAave
heard used, or dssented to, by him
and candour compels me to admit, that
! Heartily cencurred with Gen. Jackson
in his estimate of MIR. S,evenson's
worth."- Rather severe.1
Some of the documents accompany
ing Mr.. Calhoun's repor. on Executive
patronage, are highly important, and
show an alarming tendency towards
concentration ofall power in the Exec.
utiye branch Of our Government, and
the introduction of system OF corrup-
ton and interference, by a trained band !
OF office holders, in our elections, well !
ca}1uiasv,i 70 s,atuc I1neU'"s 1sSs'
The following table, showing the mum,
Der Of persons in the employment and
pay Of the Executive Departments OF
the Government, in the years 1925 q
1888, respectively, exhibits in strong |
relief the dangerous advances that have
been made in the accumulation OF pow.
er in this one branch Of our govern
ment, within the last eight years:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-07
To the President ofthe U. s.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
of the United States :
Washington, FEB. IS

Washington, Feb. Is.
The Secretary OF State has the hon.
OF TO submit. to the President copies Of
all the letters received from MIR. Liv.
ingston since the message to the House
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-17
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banoert feinsr qEilobeit iberta0en,
bis mutb uno Trepbe,tsGebe enbih
paklbft ibr Yaterlano' fubten uno
fanosu. 5ierifen pNanser [beps
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walter Neteisb 1885 natb ei1em
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-17
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uusbgu6 ces 9srJweifuns.
Gin paar pitcier in Den DGuben
Ytnrms 9ieursnaur 8sano ;ur Gbhy biutim
%sir Qeteu sileno 8 ;m beenSsn,
line ibIise, f,6 in isin 3'ramsr elm.
"Ieb (d5isg' iA MID. beu ,nsira gore!
o. rabt ieb tn , 2ieuaerent Brano."
q ldeet bepes NQorsasmebrs.
Nns taust Fe subis an bic Mene.
Dcb gtnt.n ift nur f:ia @essule>
aluf D1oro s:slcbssr 1T fesn CHM.
,Druns Ics,itt sr III bem Geeiisitrants.
N9it yputbers5raunten 0Iidrn bin.
.'Gs fat,e tin. ns,taGses eehsu!
DieS WleGsr enee racine 9lotb ~
u faet 90 ruais, rbne 8shen.
alnb ibneieet ilb elm Buttevtroc.
Die ats gure3t Tor Iharfeu GIinssn
Adlt oieBmal ncdb sc:a Wloro ibn ab:
sI,Bt mill sr aus Sers Sentfcr fprin9en;
@r rsiBt 90 auf: 'Dprt (e3 n,eia Grae
etbt rpebl! Ba!e (sbn Ypir az ure tpIeber
go ruff sr, bIi6t nit fsfte. Stub
gtcb ein::taI in Die Iiefe nisosr.
1ius-lsbtt tas 6sulter tpseer ga.
'gte!n uein icb pia nisbt Idnaes maufen
gtis Dos benz 1oee bsbt Elm Soelo
D1ein unalad rbne MeaB uno S1ranseu
Bsrbitttr: mir Die san5e MeIs.
RR frommsS, oaB .cA Dom 2sben fbsioG
Dit eieiem WtelIer ispS pcafhbrt :"
Gs uft's uno bat NIT ldarfer sehn'ioe.
Cibt uussrm Ninu-eeu Barb raawt.
Befreps ssa hraGsno. @rrfette.
8eidl:'e. sr r,Iu Ban 3unsertps.
Dranf Isss At rus;s ;sd 50 Bette
slne AbsssrAbsst fin. glptb.
.''Dn sinS'se i:fsb r.sinet &eioen."
Stuff er saIbf6summerne--atbmes f0esr'
-'Mir 20 ben Enus ~ ssribnsiotn!
- erei.aal i6anoI,dber Sri(enr!"
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-17
Observation-Disclosures . d;
oelS.

1tnttt ben, tt'anisfaltissn payte,
ren, tpel6e I'D In Ser Mapre .ttnes
l6ottIidsn grsunoss fanc, -:7trsdblt
o.. 2( (br d q in fsinsn t,saen
Sfisssn aus Gnslano, erbieIt pie
Wttbeilung: eines jungen rtifnotn
6aneelsmaaes meine 1ufnerffanif.
Ser 9eIber Der Mappe perbhrste
mir oie bubitdbtihe wabrbeif bit'
er Qorftsuuns,. ebsld1 pie etns
faebbtlt oerfelber cine fOt1e DursS
fboft iberfiffis ,tia6te.
Sebbatfe, ersdbtt osr junse Moil,
msine .Gst1dffe su pcrt ecuis In
:Drpnur,s aebratbt, ittinet1 sstnisss,
8efannten duff oer SnfA eebenobf
sefasf, mid III t11ei.tsr it,dtttfS
.serdunaisfe1, gaiitte BON 7Sas
Brsite MN finf SUI sifs aaf 5sta
sutsB GetG!. ssi 5lsrnsoseb ss--
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-17
Beoinsunsen oielsr 3eituns.

1. Or Wreis eieier 3eitun9iN Gin
7halsr fir ben Jabrsaas tu'nn 'nner
salb brep W1pnaten resn @nlpfanse De
3eiiuna an.-ein 1talsr une fdnf5is &ents
arenu innerba!b eem Sab'e.--uub 9a.bales
rrennnah 0erIapf os0e!ben bssabI mire.
g. Sur cine thrssre "Details fe9S g1ouate
miro ssine Subsfeription ausenonsrnen''ne
Die 3eituns Fam nibt aafse9eben treroen
is ole Rndfduoe tssabls fuo.
8. Be1anntmabuneen soitsu: Shr cine
Nprde 50 @ense tas Nisred far ;einsn
aRcnat 81 uuc tir Elm Jabr 1ba!sv oes
Dieref.
4, Wer rieis 3situua cuseb Den peFreltes
eetD,nn,t, miro nod Die sufablibs Sumt''e
-a>on Is Gents ,u bssablen babsn.
~ 8rieis &c. an esn a9erans9sbss ''al'
Gen npufiren eiuseiauet tptroeu.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-17

=. Datrgan9e. ......
I6eu Gadfbbanoti; ote nsut oto,
1nuug reifts our6 Die @inflbruue ..
lelblissgebsnen oper uabgeabr1tsn
|OeEReu.; Ser woblltauO trbllbte
Ious. frdfsvolItr 2lnltren9ung uno
perfdnoteer Sbdttsests bep einfdb'
en- Sitten uno ftrtnser eebenefoelI
fe. .Aues obst 9ebteb tl0r od am
9lldll6fen, rbe 0u 9tiltp Srus
0erlisbe Der 9runD ,alIsr sefeltss1
$usei1ren mar, unter ben G!ndfetn
am f:Delaware in pbilao&lptia.-
Oartm perftbnano In NprDan1erifa
NQes, essr Fam sar ni6t 3latnBorc
f0slne, mas in europa aus Dem
Seuoolntfe1 feb erbalten botte.-
Sort solten nt6t Saitenperre6tt
fenoern auein ber perbuliheBertb;
bort CAB IS ttine Srobnen,3sbnteni
@teuerpriYilesitu uno Monopo!e {;
ttins erbli6eu, @teusn uno anesbor>:
ne 2(mtsaulprl6s,- fonosrn nnr
aIlssmsine 8Irsevrebte. llno. OBJ
ststh,-oa Ni6ts. 100 OlenfIen
ibalten pom !9turme osr 2eioent
Cbaften unterGbrs bteibt,-oie rublt
&c Nortbilouus .oer nstlsn StaGteH
bon 3tit ju Ssit ourb. inntrn SsOle>
(palt tlnb ourtb Griege NIT Den sc}n<
oiansrn seftrt wuroe ; fo erwcGte
oasestn tepoeS ben Mutbr berIebtI9s
te Die Nleinuns uno Esnfte oieSroit
lur Bebopptuns refsn, wcr crouf Die
Bebfabrt Des 9emeinpe|ens Zee
rubte. Scr 9anoel, anfar9s nur
nit Gem pelswsrf ots 0lnnsnlon<,
oes, uaba, na6 uno nab DurD llc
Nusfibruns etgtuer Natar- -grseuQ<
nt0e (0olL eebensmittel Sifhef
Neis, &orn) betrd6ttib ju; Gelo
fam in lltnlauf, un0 r1ebrert Gtoot
ten testen Grufeyspen uno S6uleu
an. Dos 9plf tporo mun0is, inI
Dem es (t6 (elb(t uno ben SHUTTERS
ftoat (owpbl se9tn bic Mtloeu a!s
9eoen Die SranSoftn in: Gambia
I74O-174s, nno 1855 pis 1859
trdftis. sertbeiotstef uno feline 9er'.
waltunQ in Dem Snnsrn jeter scros
oin5 no6 ttftsr Gin(i6t far ltb fe!bIt
leit.tt, 70 rpie IS (ein 8eren, feline
Bilouns uno Die Natur lttnsrOren,,
len att1 btqhemitsn suliesen. Dai
bur0 errpobte Elm pptitiibesSelblt.,
stfiM, tpel6es bic Bs(brdnfunseu
ots 6anotls Darb pas Mpnspct
oss Mattsrlanoes fbo1 tdns,t NIT
lln,pilen. ertrus, II. jet ni6t b0loen
mpbte, oa6Nmerifas 0hrser (,tpep|
uno cine babe Mia. )een Dem britis
fben. Yarlamente pluflbrliH nit
Steuern .bslest rpurbe, pbne oasu-:
mie @n9tanos Blr9er, NIT oenen
lit, bod &rfprtnstib sletbe 0e9te
babtn follten ourb ibre eiaenenDert.
treter I'm tlntsrbault ibre @inwiatss
uns 6aben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-17
Ertptag, ueu l7ten april 1885.

N1te|9O 1880 TVCWIIW NSN Wv
src6en &hlte Des atlantlfben0sbls'
tes8e'th spel6es oan,als lbeghaNpt
|Slcrioa bie6. gr nannts (te su SD'
rem Der &5nisIn @lilabetb 9Tstnf
len. 2Ibsr bic Nn(ieolsr, tpe!0e er
jun0 qBbite 1881 unO 1890, 10 Sple
lete, tpelGe 9ssnoto I6O2 oobln
|fnbrte, buttsn nicbt Den Mutb, ID
an3ubauen. Oas Qono wor Elm us,'
oureborinelitbsr 9Balo Don oielen
taufsnD 0uaDrasmeilsn, unterbvs@
sn bolo ourb sroSe Seen uno Me'
ralle, balS ourb unobfebli6e Nsbr
~leIs,a uno SaSannsn, oinne Be-
pobnt bon tinjelnen 0orcen 9ib
Der, tpel6t unter Gb faft i'm fleten
Strelt auf tinanotr uno ouf oas in
oltien Sidi6ten bdufst Wilo u.
0efise! .Jasb macDtsn. IS CAB
untev ben Biloen 9}oroolnerifas
Essin einlioes o.rtenppIt ; Daber
tboseten 0unstr uno Seubtn bic ert
fen 2lnise!sr. @rtt i'm Nprit 1907
,etgte Gb oer Gntfebuuespuntt Der
erIttn bleibensen Rieoer(o0uns an
oer Suite ron 9irsinien. Sbnis
S9accb /. bate udmlicb oen lntsr
|nsbmern In SOnccn uno Nlpmeutb,
pet0e oomols onf elmer 6alblnfsl
oes Somss'Slu0ts bic @toot Sat
|msstoun grlnoetsn, fur oi<(eAn(Isb>
((er uno oeren Wobtommsn 9lsibe
|Nebte nit Den lbrisen untestbant
en- Gn9lanos ;usefanoen. Dies
par Der erfe &tim 0eS poEitiCben
|Gebens BON 9>crOomerifo. 9aotb
Iftblte es oen Nussepanoerten an
Srauen. SeSme9en fanote E6lS
Die 2onocn Gompo9nie 80 Wldbhen
bsriber. Sis tpurpen Den G1si;t,
|tietenoen jeoe ju 100 bis 900 of.
Sabed, uberla0tn. Salo oorau6
srtG...he man in gneIano, pas bier
bic bon Der boben Stride unterorid<
te @ew'0tnsfrepDsit einen 3u~
dubtsort l'noen tbnun uno lOl
Duritaner (>presbpteriansr) lhiften
fsb 1920 In plpmputb nab Qmerh
ta Elm. Sis srunoeten 9}eu>pIp:
tnputb in oem(tt rureb @eouIo u.ourtb
@laubsn aabie 9erfebuns jebss
9inosrnib zines ,abten, ungtfun.
ben 8coeus mutbis lib erpanben--
Ge entftanosn mach uno nab binnen
4s 9obrsn ote 2(ndeoe!uns berNrssz
bpttrionsr oosr puritaner in 9>su,
3omplbtre, WlaGa6uietts (6aupt
port Salem 9e9rlnoet BON sc5obn
guoicct, ,142n, Nbo0ttSslano uno
CONNECTICUT : Sufammen Nsu.gns,
lano. Sle botten ndmlib Don Den
Snoiontrn eesen eurppdiGbe Woa.
rem edn0erepen etn9etauIbt, u. rro'
|neten bic ei9sne 9erwaltuns oes(et
ben unter Dem Sbaee Der fbuiellb.
en- Srepbeits 8riefe.
/: 3u slti6er 3eit lis6en fitb duf
|dbn!ibe Weift 200 &atbplifett, um
Den Qerfclsunstn Der enelifben
&nbe ~ entseben, nab oen, plane
bes eoltn 2pre 8dtttmore Der
10000 pR. ouf fttne Go!cnte pe.>
wancte, nno jeoetn Gbritfsn Die
frepe Qusibuns ftines 9cnesoienlb
IS ;uaefan0, an ben tlfern oes potoi
mac nieDer...-Gc entfanD 1884
st. Marplanb.. ...-9israuf srinoe.
ten 0uaFer 9ssu .Ssrfep ,pelbes
eonor 70 .pie Neu Oorf, ;uer(t
Sbtpeoen um 1927 uno 6oldnner
oen llreinmobnern absefauft tattsn;
-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-17

s"~'S ""TANN~s ~<S"~ SShNHhsSIk$ ~SAS"
le ober rpu:oe III jeoer 6tnNbt pen'
fptpanisn.... .. Biuions penn bate
ndtnll6 Nm 1854 einen NIT EolD'
ung bsceGten 2anonri6 on9ebaut,
tpttber ibm pom SbniJe ais Elm
frenes 2eben nit ousn ,1ebsitsredp
ten 3t' tl9en seseben Wproet1 tpar.-
Oos Hano an, Selawore trRaufte
DEM Don Den Suoianern, uuo Den
plas, auf ,peIbsm er pbiIaottpbia
erbants, BON eini9sn fbpeoiCben
Gctouiften. Seine GinyiOtuns oes
8lrsertbums berubte auf bsm
9runoGast Der Qplfs,Stepbeit.-
Gin BON Grepmdnnern 9endbltsr
Senot, uneer Dem 9orlike zines
Gouoern6rs, oousSg bic Sum Osb
ts felbft9 ebeilisten 8t(tee. lebr,
GEMS bate oielsr speife8e(ee9eb.N .Nu'
es suf Die beposn !6aups1iben Der
GlYilif ifation arf l6erbou uno
Sauotl, bsre6net. Ooourb tour.
Dc feline G6Iente bas 9orbilo bon
sauj Norbamerisa. 2luGer eng.
Ilfben uno trtdnoil lben !Ouittrn
| LET en- (lb autb 9oUdnoer unb
Oeutf6e III pennDlo. anlen nieoer;
lektere itiftsten 0srntantaun. On
Wero, SoroIino fteoelten Gdb i'm
17lO suerf Yfdt;er an, rpelbt sc.
lislcns Sru6 unr &ritsS(aGen
aus ibrem 9attrlonoe oortbin &C.
tritben batteu. Sn @unGarolina
tpar (6cn um 1869, ouf gotisnp's
Totb, cine Go[onie bon 0usenctten
entltonoen ; ollein Die Sponler bat.
ten oIele unslif(iben ais &tBer
ldmmtlieb ermoroet.- GrIt unter
S6ni9 Carl Q. !eeten bo(tlbf felt
1869 9rof Clarendon, 2oro Gjrens
Ulle uno anoere cine 5ftsberlo0uns
pen Ius9ewonoerten, meiften pur'
itanern, an uno Die Golenie er
biett 1928 cine Der enaIiGben dbn,
ltbe 9stfaGuns. 3uleet. sparo
Don ortt1en Gnsldnbtrn u.
Jrlanoerr, bic ibr 9oterldno ni6t
niebr ndbren fonnte, eotr bic fir
tbren 0lauben Srepbstt fubten, utn
l732bepeIfert.s ouein er(t naeb Nns
tunft bon lle SaIsburses prote.
Itanten uno 12O CtpttldnoiGbsn,
6o@ldnosrn .tpelhs oos britifbe
sDarIament unterllaktt ftits BET
Nnbau oes eon0es, ods Nnfangs
elt,sr 9tfQfbaft BON @tgsntb amern
sebbreno, pon bieer 1859 Der Sros
ne oerfauft ,puros, bic IS ourb eineu
fbnigli6tn Stattbolter nab Ser
enslliben 9erfa0ung rt9ieren lief.
Dte ginwanoeruns Der guropder
eauerte inoe0en ununttrbreben fort.
60 tpuspe 9ermcnt 1864, &entufp
1878 seerhnost. Tim Den Mutb Der
Anbausr ;>t belebsnt trtbeilte ibnen
Die brittilbe Geaieruns srpseUrep,
beiten uno 1as Ne6t,, .ibre 9trfaN
un9 felbft su be(timu1en. @eniC
(enstSrepbeit unb tpas oamft set
natl ;ufatnenb bdnsti iblr9erlibe Srep>
beit trar Der .Bablpru6 oAtr
wanosrer: 8 rift nDtutfbe,
Nisrerldnoer, G6weoen, Sbweis
;er,Sran;cfen u. a., bic, Der SsGeln
in europa mdDe IN Nprbat,srifa's
WiIoniGen tin serebtes paterlano
fudtsn. 2llfo marc Elm bic oabin
unbefannter, Don einjslnsn 6crptn
rober wilosn beppbnter grot6eiL
ourb oen eolen 9rans nab Geitt,#
es'Srepbeit, utteritist y, Den, GAM
zen grtrase Der ndtnaIs bersits BOD
~ ! d .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24

which eontans of the lsve Of the deceased for his PEG.
pe OF his gratitude to the army and the servants of the
state who have faithfully done thofr duty will certainly
raise for HIM an mpershabc in the hearts Of
all those who are concerned and give ALL as it does
to me, new motive diligently perscverc in the course
which ms instructions aad his example have pointed out
to us. EERDI<ANn
"Nienna, March >, lS,5'
Eatrce FROM The iiW Of has late Afajcsty Tie Emperor
Francis T.
10 my subjects, bequcath my love. l hope that
shall be able TO pay to God for them and call the
to show TO legitimate the same Loyalty and
affection that they have manifested me- i'm times both
OF prosperity and adversely. To my faithful army
give my cordial thanks for the service which it has render
ed to me, and by which it has preserved my throne
invite 1t to show the devotion and aiic elton to my
successor To all persons in Office, who have served
well, hereby return thanks"
SWITZERLAND
The Quotidennc asserts, that "a Carls officers taken
on board the Isabella had been released by the Christi
nos General Valdez, Minister, was about to leave
Madrid for Burgos; and Cordova with his division was
to clear the mountains of CASTLE, near Sora of Mcrno $
bands ere he entered Navarro. The Queen Regent had
deferred her journey to Aranuez in order to leave the
2OOO guardsman who should accompany her at the spo-
sal OF Valdez, TO crush the Instruction of the North
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24


CONFLAGRArIoN or THE MAILS AND BAGGAGE on
THE Ran RoAD.-A few minutes after the Railroad
cars eit Bordenown Tor this city yesterday, it dis
covered that the containing the baggage was on fire
The guard perceived volume Of flame and smoke is
suing from the lower part Of the baggage beneath him
The locomotive was STONED as soon os practicable on
the alarm being given but before the fire had made
such progress that the whole developed in flames
which rose IN column Of fifteen twenty feet The
passengers rushed coninscdy from their several cars
each eager to save his share Of The propcry but
owing To their want of method in their efforts and the
rapid spreading Of the coniagroon, they succeeded in
rescung only few trunks and packages from desruc.
ton The burning car after some DELAY was overtro,yn
from the track, and its blazing contents thus dis.
intTecaied and scattered but not before much the
larger portion was rendered wholly worthless by the
hre There were about hundred passc Myers sixty
or eighty Of whom have lost their entire baroage and
some OF them articles Of great value. The following
particulars arc gathered from the morning papers ma-
ly the Gazette:
lady Of Boston lost large quantity Of very valuable
clothing. estimated 10 be worth fifteen buudrcd li,r
Her diamonds and other jewellery were saved.
Mrs Austin, Of The Theatre lost all her baggage in
Guiding many valuable archs Of Dress but saved box
ofJcweis which taken frsm The centre of her frunk
mr.. Knowles OF Amherst, Massachusetts. had pack
age in bis trunk. containing $4,000 which was E,rn
naiey rescued from hc flames the top of the trunk bnv.
ing been burnt up We understand The money ,vse n
into his charge by Of the Philadelphia banks G,r
New York bank
a German gentleman aud his wife. who lost all their
clothing, were fortunate enough 10 recover a Tin box
which was in Of tcir trunks containing documents
necessary for the recovery If large in Europc
WINNER DC Us proceeding for that purpose.
1lie morning mail from Philadelphia was i'm f,e cr,,c
and shared tlc fate Of the rest. A scorched bundle
winch remained was brought to the Post Office and ont
Of it, the supcrscrptons on forty.onr letters we're de-
cyPhered This mail usually contains but few leters
and those not Of Che most valuable kind How the 6re
originated ~ not cerialny asccrtained II had proba.
ny Decn ,fInipg Tor some minutes, famed by fresh
breeze which, blowing dogonay across the track Of fbe
cars served when added TO their motion to carry lie
smoke OH 10 the rear so as to prevent is bcin seen
rough estimate Of the loss made by the pasecn.
gers ana wos computed 70 amount to upwards Of fire
we understand TIC Agent q the Company acted with
great GOODNESS and ntrcpdity and did very fino in liz
power to arrest the progress Of the flames
When the passengers got board the steamboat
meeting was called ~ take the matter into consideration
Joseph y Grant, Esq, Of Baltimore wss s,pointed
ChaifIaas, and smith, Jr., Of Philadelphia. sec,e
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tery committee of three was appointed TO call upon
the Company and represent the natGe of the accident
and request remuneration te the sufferers
since the above was in type, learn from another
passenger that the opinion very prevalent among
them that the Ere the result of design and that
did not originate from sparks from the chimney. lie
says that the baggage was covered with thick tapaun
ana the hie evidently proceeded from the of the
baggage
The fragments offcrty iour letters received tie
New l"fk rost once last evening, and have been lie
packed 10 be returned to Philadelphia this day One of
them contained check for five hundred dollaTs-Ers.
Post .1LrH IL.
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N OIlCE.-By virtue ofa decree of the Circuit Su.
IN perior Court of Law and Chancery for the county
OF Henrco pronounced in the of James L. Price rs
John Forbes, executor, ct ais shall proceed to sell on
the premises, the Both day of April next if fair if not
the next lar day thereafter, Sunday exceptcd) that
valuable tract OF Land, in the said decree mentioned
situated within hafa mile of the Town of Columbia
containing one hundred and fily-thrce acres-1he i'm
Provemcnts are good and suitable for small family
The situation is healy-severa excellent SPRINGS of
water, and ITS proximity to the line OF the Jaucs River
Improvement renders peculiarly valuable The terms
OF sale VIII be- fourth cash. the balance in equal
instruments OF six and twelve months bearing interest
from day ofsale the purchaser giving bond and security
unu doeu OF trust on the land to the payments
GEORGE STILLMAN, Commissioner.
March 81 IO7-wtjs
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TENHE BELL TAVERN FOR REN'T-rhe Sub
a scriber is duly authorized by Hiram Ches the
present tenant of the Bell Tavern, 10 dispose OF his
lease on the said house, TO expire the Both dav of Sep
tember next together with all the furniture in the cst
bshment which is generally of good quality; and pos
session to be- given as may be desired To rood
tenant, well qualified to conduct the business will re-
new the lease for of years to be agreed ON The
local situation of this tavern is surpassed by none in The
City The accommodations extensive and convent
emit The Northern line of the mail and accommoda
ton stages stop at the house The establishment is so
generally known, that more minute dscripon of its
advantages is deemed unnecessary.
For terms, apply to AMOS LADD
hlarcn u. lO1-tf
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IIANNAN's ALE.-(.A PardphraseJ
Let the Gods boast of Nectar, the Romans may drink
Their old Falcrnian wine,
But to my palate, there's nothing, think
Halt SO refreshing and fine
As the nut brown ale, the clear pale ale,
That Hayman pours forth from his vat.
IL plants the red rose the cheek that is pale,
Pharoah's lean kline it makes fat.
Tho Irish with usquebaugh may sport,
The Scot with his mountain dew,
The French with his carct, John Bull with his port,
Aud the Dutch ON their schcidOm get blue,
But give mo the ale, tho hearty pale ale, &c.
pvo qnal'd of Champagne, OF the blood ofthe Rhine
With Sherry, Madeira been rife,
But post on all liquors press from the vine
The only true liquor fliic
Is the nut brown ale the hearty pale ale,
Tint llayman pours forth from is
IL plants the red the chez Elk that is pale,
Aud PhnIoah's lean kline IL makea lilt.
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+" Mucm YET REN,iSs uSsrSo."

(Fr0m the SoMfhsyR Ii'crdrg Messenger
TRUE RICHES AND GLORY.
For fortunes prize let others pant,
Aud count the s'ycllow slavc,'
No ioys can gathered jewels grant,
No sicsenins sorrowS save
but busting and iostlin.
To swell the treasured heap,
II clogs Us, aunoys ",
Aud leaves the heort TO weep.
Lot Others climb the dizzy height
Where glory shines affair,
Alas rcnown is hut the light
That decks the falling star.
still diving and striving
To rcachthe radiant prize,
We gasp IL and clasp II,
And in our touch IL dies.
Bat, Oh let mine the treasure be,
That social Joys impart,
And minc the glory, sympathy
Beams ON the feeling heart
Still soothing aud smoothing
The grief of friends disircst,
Aud lending aud spending,
That others may be blest.