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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-13
(9luS Dem Srieoeus:Bpten.)
On Den SrieOenSbDten.

Sm Wamen ,lnb QIu itrde snebrerer Deut:
IGsn, eriuebe iob Sid, bic folssnbe pstit:
ion an oen @oaersB in Dsint 3sNune 3u
lsbeu ,,no aueb bic anoern beutf0sn Drufer
ju erluben, oielelbe Ooer dbnIitbe petiton:
en- in ibre reipeetipeu 3eimusen aubunsb=
men, catt,it Die cute 9egebte Sadbe 70 balo
als mbali6 curDoefebt iriro.
Serner ,pirIt Du uno ale oeutlden Dru6er
nObl tbun uno Did IN, Die DeutiOen Yer-
eient lnade1t, rrenn ibr Eeiele ooer dbnlcDe
Vetitionen auf cine Wortie Grtrabldtter Al
llnterf6riften orudt, uro oieielbeu inter Die
DeutIben 70 oieI oEs m6oIiD pertrsitet, oa-
init Ite bon 8ielen unteyjHteDen ,luo an oeu
9onsreB abseibidt wersen. SIT Cure
MIbe unO Qluslasen tperoen Gub Die tpaef=
etn Deutlden setriB belUbpen.
Sreimuno.
OetitiDn.
QIn ibre Gbren, ben Genat uno oas 6arts BET
4sprdfentauten oer Der. Staatsn.
0efdbt ouf oaS 9smuBtlein res Ms6t5
uno Der 8iuisfeit trasen bic unssr5eiOnsten,
treie Burger Der Ser. Staaten, foIseuoegit-
{ ocr.
Da sic. oeutfAe @epblfuuns Der 9erz
eini9ten Staaten 70 Sablreib 1T, oaB lie be:
rsi!s eit,en 9rohen uab beoeutenosn Iheil
Der 8sbblterilns BET uniDn eusmobt uuo
ftb upeb betanoi9 in beipkllolen uuo
ltannsnswitoisen . erbdltnia E /, per=
tuebrt:
Da fernst apeui6s> io,uobl oen ben
etnsebcrnen, als einsewdnosrnbenpeutfb
Der eneGiben SpraoDe binrei6eno ndd,tia
ftnc, a,n oie @erbanoI,,usen uno 8e1bints
ees @onsrenes aug CEN enslii1sn Oceu:
mentsn peritebsn Su tbnnsn;
Da terner ba8 oauernee Qpoht Der Ser. -
Staten n,,r feresrtia baourb beernuoet II.
bsoinst miro, oaB jeosr freie Bireer init
san1em 0snttbe nnb rspublifani(bsm
'@ifer GbeiI nsbme OH Den bb0lt mieDtiaen|
@lerbanolnnseu uuo 8efhlaNen Der yolfs
Ne9ierun9-uno:
Da oieie Dsrbanbluuesn guuo Qel1Iads
Den 9eift uno bas 2sben unlersr freieu Ser:
taNuns ausbrilfen uno bic bO1te Queus
Der GeIese fir Den freien Singer
iino
ga aber Die aenannte itbr mnnIhsnsrer-
tbs 1bsiInabn,s uur Don osraleniaen in er.
sparten III. ,pelber bic @esenftdnoe asbbr a
oerftebt. uno Elm GefeB nernanfti9sr Meiie
nur fir ciejeniaen binbenee &raft babeu
Fam, tpeldet. es ffaie u in elmer ibuem
|oertrauten pra9e befanut smabt
|piro !;
Da oeebalb in pelfyIpanien bielngruao-
FaB uno bic 9totbwenbiatsit, ben frelen ano
oeuti6en 8htseru alle bfeutlitben 9erbaub-
lnn9en uno @slebe bes gtaats in tbrer
aRutterlprabe tnit;usbeiIeu, lit Der 2bat oa=
on*1 anerfannt pirb, oaB ale bfsntiide
Dersaaolan8en II. @elebe. &c. oieies staats
le,pObl il, Der oeutiben, al5 in Der enoliibs
en sprade offI5ieI bsfannt setua6t rperoen
-tpel1es bsi Den melt spibrissrn Werbanos
lungen une 8eihlhhsn ceseongefeS often:
bar ebsu 70 netbrsaois eoes nod notbweas
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-13

Ss fDh ihDn elfpa ,iDtD cBobsI, 81,
ne NabrunS S5usebrobt babtn, infer
8sritbterftatter Btpeifelte ater fhr,
'cb pos Experiment nibt aufsessben
iperoen ipiroe. Oas ertnnsrt llns
an einen Nsanrh spdcbsr ouerief
no 9amn1srftbaoe,' t6 babe u,ei'
men Saul mOn 70 gut gelernt tot'
tH baB er 6 Sage cbne Srenen fpn
Fcnnte /; isno rpdre er ni0t oerredt,
ib bdtt's 10 3peit eebra6t oae i6
,,,ein eebto9 fein Sutser fir Jpn ss'
brau6t bdtte y
(Sustauner 9ltatreli(t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-13
(Sustauntr 9leateelif.

& Gin ort1tr unel6fliberO
Der rpesen zines unbeoeutsnoen Ser:
,eebens I'm G6rreetionss6aule ouf
BlodtpeIl's @p!anb eineefperrt ,par
bat G6 austrian hber o1eIes enteD,
renDtSbidfal entlettt. 9nan fono
ibn am Item Sebruar. .mittellt feinss
@5aftu6es an Dem Sitter felnes
8efdnsni0es erbdust.
@ Deeupbrs Seitung.
Gin grief an bie0erausseber oes
DoItimore Qln,erican. Don etnem
gorrefpenosnten In Baibinston
fprtcbt 10 Dem folseuotn trieserifh'
EN- 9on hber Deu 8 eg'e n t q n .
tnGerer Nnse!ssenbeitst1 NIT Srohf'
reicb:
n5ie rperoen'G6 erinnern oa6 lb
Sbnen i'm abserpi6enen Oscember>
n,onat Ebriebt tpenu Die franSolnOe
Ramn1er Der Deputirten feline Sers
sptlIi9uns jurOoljlebun9 oes Srac<
fatS maiden fouts, 70 nuroe oer&r!ss
f,npermeisli6Ifepa. Spdtere Ser1
fdae boben mid In t,,eInsu oamatlsen
NeuGerungen beRdrtt. Ser ecns
ares miro nod Dor feinem Aufbru6
bic ausrentfebsioenolts fen Maasres elm
srsreifsn, un unfer &ano In cine
bfenIse nno otfeultoe Steatns ju
bsrleben.
Iilnfsr 0e11waoer i'm mitteL
ldnOifben Mttre 1T na6 0tb>
roItag beoroers rporoen, ur1 Geque'
1traticn tn einem frans6ii( den, eoer
Blpcfiruns in einem fpaniiben 9a'
fen III perbiteu. Commodore Gat-
oft bat (sineSlasse oufSesssent uno
.piro Don 0leupcrf na0 Dem mtttek
ldnoiGben Mesre ab|tseln. eapI'
tain Senneep erbdtt oen8efebl lber
bic G1ife peoeof uno Boyer, uno
.sebt nab ben 6ineGGDsnWeeren ab,
INN unferu 0an0el In jener 0eseno
au beGbdsen. Ieberbaupt fou un'
Tee eanses 6eeetablinement auf sis
hem GrieoSfuS sefest roeroen.'
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-13

O.. Ser Senat BON Weu.Ocrs bat cine Bilt
,ait 25 seaen 9 5tifntnen Yobirt, eur1 tpels
d)e Der llnIauf flsineE Sotetn untsr IS Sst-
tpten ypirb. ,-4
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-13
cBe. (siu OBr Den Nrmtn psr'
itopft,
Den bbrt au6 petrus nt6t tpsnn
" sr flepft.

Gin. franfelno. Srau foll Gin sebn,na
'6!lrsmtrsr Vatisnt fem, al8 cine &ranee.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-13

Ser 8etbe rpsi0er bic neuliGsn sou
Sranfreieb empfansenen geri6ts. y. 0a,t-
foro nab geIton bra6te, cine @ntfsrnnns
Don 100 Meiisn, opllfibrte bic @sile in 6
Stunoen. tSa(t II MsiIen bic Stunoe.)
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-13

Gin aiinsenbsr uuo YraGtocger 18 SUP
tsnae. .nao 6 SUP bohsr " 9lrnsrifaniI1er
lloier'' ,pt,rne lebtsn glcntaa> am Gebnstss
tde bes unitesbleben Mald5lnqtons, BOT
bsm neutrality-suspicious., in PHILADELPHIA.
ausJsitellt. s..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-13

"Qs sarum bis Qlsan, in ben alpfsl? fraste
Elm ,sbuuebrer einen f,iner Sd,alsr.
'Msil 4er fein MeGer bate, UNI ib1r ~
ibneioeu,'' erlpieoerte Der &lsine. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-03
sgc ...,:S z NfttDatIb lEna,1trtt aa,..
 PuBEAsHhD EVERY THURsDAxo sGORNINGs 'gs'i .'r BY HENRY ADAMS ssusaf

.TERAlS. To village and single snail suhseribsnz. two dollars per year, payable before the ekpraiioq q six mOnths.
 Te companies Of any number over six, $1 90 peE year. payate as above. To cnmpaniee less than SIX, Sl75 per year, payable as before. SSfesnas will be svceed TOm each Qf lbese last prices when pnyme0l is made in advasce. These prices are excluslve Ot mail or ssape charge Eor ltabapOFtaii0h.
 NO ranera Mill e diaeO6iihued Unlil all aTseafages are paid exCepaat ahe discreaian sf the edOrs ta4
 Notice sf wish sodiscon.iaHe mus be giseq befors the expiration of year asff. srit.. ,3 ADvERTlsiEe. One sgiare, three ipFeEi'ons. $I' aud the same prop0vli0M tOr twO Or more sqaaFes- Half e,uare ese. Conlinnauce Oser three weeks 9Olpev eco. ter week. A liherai dedacsDU made bpF adsersisemenis eonlinned or l9 moDsbs. ,s. aa. Adminisiraiors' and Execuiors' Notices, $i %
 Commissiouers' Noiices, 12S LEA comananica,ioas must be p0si-paid. s,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-03
GENERAL SUMMARY.

Rs.usors4IA few days since we published she tact of a Mr. Hendssson having camnissed suicide h Charlottesville Va 1i was stated iat he had Secent- lv married a beautiful and accomplished yoaag lady, and ,ha, 10 cause could De assigned or the rash act i, now appears ihsi Elenderson lei home few days before ,he laiai occurrence, r Riehmoad, with ,wo ,hossaad dollars, ,o purchase farsitare On hs arr yn there he was aveieed into the eeaPaay ef blsck legs. who sooa cleared him as.--Iis nsiaraed h'@e dis,;sied, framed excuses to isws aboss ahs iarsi- iase, 6eipg sshamsd tO he truth laad sadly, saar.;ag sader his folly. asajs ls hse. wrote alss- ter R kis wife eeaisssing hs had dscesysd hsr, and shps himssIf... N sss. ,at ,s.tss6 g,s .a f, Tive spaaiersls seesn,ly had reacontse ia the streets sf Sl loais Missour. ia wtich oae wss sns s.an.ly killed, and etbe olher was @ badly wouBded that To is Sot expected Co sorsise. aasr sta 3 -1The rsseipis oa ,he Sara,oga raif ssAd sot s!.e noh,h of ysly for eay were q. sssr "s SIv ccediag aay former seasOn, ai iessf ten per ceht.
 ,Pseisy Wo~sn, Of all oiler views ,naa may ia s;ms grow .iseds bst is she eouasssance es wsaap ,hers s variety which sets wsariaess q dsfiaacs- Thssdi.iae rigst u,aa caa ksowsdge. asa pres- " sosn tie ouy sysant As is Aes ssshsrssd ao rs- .is.. Boa. Csass. Gas. as ~ l..s .,s.s z, N sis
 Winchsstera and Rstamae RaI Rssd. Csapasy~- We ieara fsoa.he Wihcheset Repstlicas that q ise annual esc,ioa y the oa saisrdst as.. gohsi Bruce, Esq. was reelected Presidsnt of tho coinpssy. wi.isSas cppossion. and Msssts. Naihae Parkina JaeDb Seassaey. Jos. H.i SheEard. and l. ss.e tsoiI;a.swsr,, were elected O. se.her with Messrs JSha N. Cooke. Rieiard w. Bar lon. aad Gerard B. Wager, (appainsed pa the part oi the Ssa.e fsra ihs beard ior the present year.
 1arsdsas4 -ws are issormed that yesterday whes ,he nais ef ears oa ths Gesmaabsyn Raii-read was i lull motion object was dessrsd os ahs soad, aa rRS ys.oeiy of ihs eAr pas checked. On spiroaels-
 ee ness-s child sas sssd isg ia ihs red aaisep. lss ule assa sal hsad were ssssiag ossbe rs road. and it ~ss come Is bsors the aaceascCas ineeesas vss swsksaed. 1Ths soussaer kad pssbahly dr- ed ofpaay, aad seleesed this pssiises res e esoos.ssIor,ahis uap.-P PkR. Ga.. s @.s.. \ .ASsheisa Clsxgymsss-The Eaisor q iAsi hsaep Gssss.e has esamissd the pssessdiass e fis Asii- sss.sy ssssy ia Hay lpsa apd aays ihsi shsrs vsrs psessss ss cs.k aslesaiss s ihe Assi@8issssy Cos veasiSs, Est1F.NmE ClERsriaEH, aud ihat letters
 psss sseeiysd lsen sssers. Mho coula Hss aaead ia consequences oG ihsr ireehial d6siss sai esprssssd their dssSliss to tls ca.ss There vsrsfscn sains. !; NsvsIlampshire. It; Massachusetts, Ss; Rhode
 Islan1. $; New-YoEks 3. &e.A Coanseiiest aDd Yer
 oa,, b thsir credit were n6s sepgesensed bg any the CIesVy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-03
EQUINE

IN the streets of Lischfeid, few days ago. \ a BREAST PIN, which the owner can sbasin by applying 1t this office. proving pto- pesty, and psyisg charges.aa faas9 e74d s9ast,s,
 r August aS.' s,as.ajsas- s,li 10 .6 s44aqxf .l0a
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-03
Lead 5, a'jlId Pipe. . e,

sIVEE ssshscs;ber continues ts manufaetuFe -L,s LEAb PlPE for Aqaedacts. Pumps, and varioas other uses, in Canton. one liils. Mest of fiosford's tavern ioD the Hartferd and Al baayI read. Several yearss experiences and esoss attention f6 ahe business enables the su6- scriber to, offer to the public as perfect an af- ticle as can eai. be made. .Any auAntitg Qf any size cen ba salplied at short notice. .sI II
 -~-aslla Y ! 4s3a.eALIANSONs ANDRUS.
 CantOa., Mey 28., 1885. N, aa.ra,f' {. sSm'Yst
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-03

We insert the following heau'ifal verres as spec men of sew ses of sangsjus pahlishsd by Aasore- There are twelve of ,hem. says the Loadoa tIimes' aud we ahisk that they among shehesi efforts ol the graceful and lancifal of English lyric poets
 @sura@59H 4aP sast9rsite g,!t Ross Gas, la
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-21

and in that alone, and under him who
has devoted the whole energies Of his
mind to its support, let US fight this
great battle of liberty And may
God defend the right
MIR. DEXTER reported the following
resolution, which was adopted, also,
unanimously.
The committee being further charg.
ed with the consideration of the mea
suses proper TO be adopted in support
of The nomination, ask leave to report
the following resolution
RESOLVED, That committee be ap.
pointed, consisting of one person from
each county 10 the Commonwealth, to
be chosen by the delegation from each
county, friendly to the election of DAM
lei WEBSTER, to which shall be added
six persons from the city of Boston, or
its vicinity, to be chosen by the commit
tee who reported the address to the peo-
pie, to consider, devise, and adopt such
general course of measures as to
them shall seem expedient to promote
the election of DANIEL WEBSTER as
President of the United States. And
that the member from the county of Suf.
folk, together with the six persons to be
joined, shall together form Central
Committee, whose duty it shall be, as an
Executive and Corresponding Commit
tee, to superntend and carry into effect
such measures as may be deemed adyisa-
Bile to promote the same object, and
shall, from time to time, correspond and
consult with the members designated
in the several counties, and with any
similar committees which may be ap-
pointed by other bodies for the same pur.
poses.
B. T. PICKMAN, President.
j. ROCKWELL, V. President.
l. I, L. HEDan, Secretaries.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-21
/ AM DESTROYS of renting my
If A HI WI

on the North Branch of the Potomac,
in the county of Hampshire, situate
about half mile above the mouth
of Pattsrson's Creek, formerly owns
ed by j. Slagle. 1t will be rented
for pasture only. The Bottom con-
sisting of about rs or 80 ACRES, pros
misses to be very productive in Grass
las during the past season it has BEEN
laid down in clover and part of in|
Orchard Grass. There is 200 Acres
of cleared land in all. The upland isl
also in Grass. l am willing to rent ID
for one or more years, with condition.
that the lease is to terminate at the end|
of any year, in which it may be sold!
as wish to sell il. Possession to ID
given the LIST Of March neat.
WILLIAM NAYLOR. /
December 6, 1884.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-21
arious Matters.

A MAJOR LoNGBow.--Att the time when
Mathews is making the world laugh with
his Longbow stories-the following par.
allel may amuse
"a friend (says the relator) who lately
returned from abroad. calling on me one
morning, inquired if he had seen any
thing very particularly interesting in his
travels He replied no; with the ex~
ception, perhaps of curious mode they
have in Siberia, ofprocuring the skin of
the sable. Their fur is in the greatest
| perfection in the depth ofwinter, at which
| time the hunter proceeds to the forest
armed with pitcher of water and some
carrlon meet; he deposites the bait az
the foot, and climbs himself to the top OF
a high tree.-As soon as the animal, at
tracted by the scent, arrives, the man
drops some water on his tail, and it in
simultaneously becomes frozen to the
ground. On which, descending from his
elevation with incredible rapldity, his
pursuer, with sharp knife, cuts him
transversely on the face. The sable
from the excess Of pain, taking an extra
ordinary spring forward, runs off, and
this tail being fast TO the ground) out of
his skin of course, leaving it prey to
| the hunter Upon expressing slight
doubt as to the probability of this mode
OF sklnnlng the animals, my friend assur-
ed me that he never could have believed
't,had ne not frequently beheld himself. +"
A JoKE.-On Tuesday traveller
played off a singular trick upon the
landlord of an inn, near Rochdale.-
Having taken dinner and bottle Of
wine, he fell into conversation with the
landlord, and said he could teach him
how to draw threepenny and the best
ale out of the same cask. Boniface
was, of course, DESTROYS to learn so
profitable an art; and the parties de-
scended into the cellar, taking with
them large gimlet. The traveller
bored hole in one end of an Is cask
of beer, and requested the landlord to
place bis finger upon the hole he
then bored a hole in the other end OF
The cask, and requested the landlord to
place his fuger upon that. He then
left the cellar, under pretence of fetch
ing his apparatus, and decamped, lea.
wing the landlord with his fingers fully
employed in taking cere of his bees,
and minus dinner and bottle OF wine.
When the landlords patience was ex-
hausted in waiting, he called for assists
ance, got the holes in the cask stopped,
and, in future, will be satisfied to draw
one sort of beer out Of one cask.-Hai.
Jag Express.
Cure for Burns and ChiId6Ldins. -
A. Bruason, OF. Meadyille, Pa. says
from Is years experience, he finds thai
an Indian meal poultice, covered over
with Young Hyson Tea sohensd with
hot water, and laid over burns or fro.
zen flesh as hot as it can be born, will
relieve the pain in minutes that il
blisters have not arisen before, they
will no, after it is put on, and that one
poultice is generally sufficient to effect
cure.
Gapss or Pip in Poulry.-It is
said, and we believe truly, that little
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-21
HNTELLYGENCEEg.
2Noaarep
SATURDAY, MARCH 81. 1885.

We understand that Mr.. Cooke in
tends addressing the veters of this coun-
ty, on the first day of March Court,
Monday the 23rd inst.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-21
CHARLEsTowN, Va. March IL.

CHARLEsTowN, Va. March IL.
tits gratifying to observe the steady
augmentation of trade 10 our Valley.
Evidences of it are seen 10 every direc-
ton. When we look back few years,
and remember how little travel and
transportation were formerly witnessed
by the inhabitants of our quiet town,
we can scarcely credit our senses in-
forming us of the busy scenes, which
it is now our happiness to behold
Great numbers of road wagons, heavi-
ly laden, are almost continually pass
ing. On Sunday last, we saw train
Of about dozen vending their way
towards Winchester end q, noon, 26
had passed by in the same direction
Free Press.
Wonders Of Chemistry.-Aquafortis
and the air which we breathe are made
OF the same materials. Linen and SUI
gar, and spirits Of wine, are SO much
alike in their chemical composition,
that an old shirt can be converted into
its own weight in sugar, and the sugar
into spirits of wine. Water is made Of
two substances, one of which is the
cause of almost all combustion or burn
ing, and the other will burn with more
rapidity than almost any thing in ma
ture. The famous Peruvian bark, so
much nsed to strengthen stomachs, and
the poisonous principle of opium, are
formed Of the same materials. E.
Farmer.
tThere should be tax on old bach.
elors,' said lady. Eyes madam, re.
piled one of the brotherhood, 'and on
all other luxuries.'
The late judge Dooly Of Georgia
vas remarkable for his wit, as we'll as
for his other talents. At one place
where he attended court he was not
well pleased with his entertainment at
the tavern. On the first day Of the
court, a hog, under the name Of a pig,
had been cooked whole, and laid upon
the table. No person attacked it. 1t
was brought in the next day, and tina
next, and treated with the same re-
spect and it was on the table on the
day on which the court adjourned. -
AS the party finished their dinner,
judge Dooly rose from the table and
in a solemn manner addressed the
clerk. "Mr. Clerk" said he, s'dismiss
that hog upon his recognizance until
the first day of next court. He has
attended so faithfully during the pres
ent term, that don't think i, necessa.
ry to take any security"
At another tavern at which the Judge
boarded, there was much complaint a.
mong the lawyers and other boarders
that their victuals were not prepared in
a clearly manner. Judge Dooly took
the landlord to one side and said he had
something to communicate to him that
might be of advantage TO his house.
alt relates" says he, "to your table,
If you would have the dirt on one plate
and the victuals on another, and let
your guests mix to suit themselves, ac-
cording to their different tastes, it
would be decided improvement in the
entertainment."-.4ug. Chronicle.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-21

o. We are authorized to announced
JOHN r. COOKE, Esq. as candidate|
for the next congress, from the district
composed ofthe counties of Frederick, !
Jefferson, Berkeley, Hampshire and
Morgan.
o. We are auihorizedto ANNOUNCED
Col. EDWARD LUCAS as candidate fof|
reelection TO the next congress, frous|
the district composed of the counties oE|
Frederick, Jefferson, Berkeley, Hamps]
shire and Morgan.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-21
RICHMOND, March 10.

Chesapeake and Ohio CanaL-We
are sorry our aniicipations, concerning
the proposed aid from Virginia to this
work, have again been disappointed.-
The bill to enable this company to con-
tract loan, was lost in the Senate, on
Saturday, by one cote. Several MEM
bers were absent who were friendly to
the bill.-Compiier.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-21

soap and probably soap suds mixed
with Indian meal or other food for
chickens will cure distressing & often
fatal disorder called Gapes or Pip.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-21

PolNDExTER FEsTIvAL.-A public
dinner is to be given at Philadelphia to
the Hon. GEORGE PoINDExTER, and
a committee of one hundred and fifty
gentlemen has been chosen to make
the necessary arrangements forthe fes-
tiyat $3.50
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-21

Gapss or Pip in Poultry.--It is
said, and we believe truly, that little
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-21

Coal mines have been discovered in the
immediate vicinity ofS.. Louis, Missouri
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-21

sThere should be tax on old bach
elors,' said a lady. Eyes madam, re-
piled one of the brotherhood, 'and OF
all other luxuries.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-16
CONG II Ess.
IN SENATE-JANuARY Is.


A number of private bills were considered
was taken up, and, Mr.. Clay being absent was,
on motion of Mr.. Poindexter, made the special
order the day for Wednesday next. The re-
solution to amend the Constitution of the United
States relative to the election of President and
Vice President, was next in order: Mr.. Benton
offered a few remarks in its support On mo-
ton Of Mr.. Buchanan, it was laid on the table,
The resolution reported by the Committee on
A Agriculture, directing the President Of the u.
States to sell at public auction the Lion and two
Horses presented by the Emperor of Morocco
to the American Consul, at Tangiers, for the
President of the United States, was next consi-
dered. A number of amendments were pro-
posed; among them, one by Mr.. Frelinghuysen
that the LION be presented to the proprietor Of
Peae's Museum in the City Of New York, and
that the HORSES be presented to the Agricultural
Society of the State Of New York.
Mr.. Porter proposed that they should be sold
at auction in the City of Washington, but with
drew the notion saying one Lion was enough
in the city.
Mr.. Poindexter moved that the LION be pre-
sented, by the President of the United States, to
Louis Philip Of France. Mr.. Buchann opposed
the motion, saying it would be declaration Of
war at once-lost. Mr. Moore said he was op-
posed to the Lion being given to any institution
in New York. He had no partially for that
quarter. He neither wanted to give that State
a Lion, or take a LION from it, for the Nation.-
Mr.. King, Of Alabama, in the Chair. After
good deal Of amusing discussion, during which
the Senators and spectators laughed immode-
rately, Mr.. Frelinghusen, at the suggestion of
Mr.. Clay, modified his amendment so as to
read as follows, in which shape it passed.:
Resolred, That the President of the U. States
be directed to present the LION to any institution
person or persons whom he may designate, and
cause the two Horses to be sold at public auc-
ton, in the City of Washington, on the last Sa-
turday Of February, 1882
The Senate then, at 2 O'Clock, on motion Of
Mr.. Benton went into Executive business.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House was engaged all day on the bill
making appropriations for Notifications, &C.
At one time there were but few members in
their places, and on motion of Mr.. Polk, a call
Of the House was ordered.