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The Arkansas advocate., 1835-08-28

Tour years ago the population of Rush. vile ln Illinois, numbered lS0 persons of all ages. it the present. time tie nulnbet Of inhabitants is 1000!
 .Nachnie for Telling Trees.---In the Mechanics Magazine for the present month, Is an engraving, accompanied by minute description, ot q machine fer Ielling trees. invented by Mir. James Hamilton, of this city. The power Is Communicated by crank shaft which may be turned by ono man or two, and this throgh the medium of two which greatly increase the force appi- ed, sets in motion a saw, vibrating horiz- ontally, so as to cut through a large tree III a very few minutes. N '. Transc,Ipt.
 L,teresfiqe faci-Gan. Harrison. sags the Cincinnati Nhig, in the course of his speech delivered Ut Lafayette, Indiana, during his late visit 10 that place, made the following remarks, by which we are put in possession of very interesting fact.
 he idea was happy one, expressed by citizen of OUT own country, in his ad- dress to the veteran Lafayette, "that he had seen posefity" Tha. same good for teHiS steio StSifSiat II. WdS H3S. II would seem almost incredible. that the speaker had at one time been the sole represent tative in the councils of the nation of the territory which now forms Ohio, Indiana. Illinois and NIichigan--nay, more, that he. had once been the chief Executive officer of the region last named with the addition of Missouri and Arkansas of territory extending from the warm climate where sugar and cotton are produced, to the cold country of the North where corn will scarce ly grow"
 Hosc b .Maho Gumbo.--Take equal quantities of young tender okra chopped fine, and ripe tomatoes skinned, an onion shredded fine, lump of butter and pepper and salt. Put all in q stewpan and stew it fer an hour. This Gstna-bo is said to be l. very tqoih-some dish, and great fayorite in the West Indies.
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The Arkansas advocate., 1835-08-28

xIt z I gentleman who was paying his address- es 10 lady, at length summoned up suffi- cient courage to ask if they were agreeable to her and whether he might fatter himself with ehanee of success. The lady re- piled Stfipes7-telling the gentlemen to transpose the letters so as to form out of them another word, which word was her an- swer. The reader who can find out the word need never fear being aonplstssed by a lady; those who cannot must either persist Ell they overcome the difficulty or may give up all thoughts of wooing.
 E1ecrable Rertariiy.-Extract from a private letter from Quebec:-"A Newfound- land paper received by the Wansbeck at this place on the 2osh July, states that the editor of the Public Ledger was assaulted in the streets and bott his cars cut of!tr The Governor offers reward of 500l and the Merchants also 500t for the discovery of the perpetrators of this horrid deed. The editor of the Ledger (Mr. Whinton) has distinguished himself by his attachment to the mercantile interest and the cause of good government, and has brought down upon himself the atrocious vengeance of a party whose villanous conduct he reprobat- ed, and whose wicked intentions ho ex- posed.-.N y. Corr. i Enq.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-08-28

Lowell is said now to contain IS, GOO in- habltants. Fifteen years ago 1t was owned by few farmers, and probably could not have mustered fifty inhabitants:
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-08-28

Wilberforce, Upper Canada, who emigra- ted from Ohio. They have 600 acres un- der good cultivation, 100 head of cattle, Sc. mill, church, school, Sc. The so- cial habits of the negro p"ssibly improve in cold climate. not, however, without free negroes.-- Cincinnati Mirror.
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mon Nteds pcn @tars @auntp an nido hters
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2usearawas S!uf, soann an oem llfsr bes
Slnfts .blnan gu elatm beftimn,ten puuFte
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fur S9ueb 81. ealbpen 5u befrieoise,. Der
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w6pnten Gage aeta!ten !msrben.
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biermit Dem pubIeum befannt, baB n1ciue
Nrau O&art q, cine aeborne 6 te L. fi6
10 betrdst cuB ieb ribt Idnaer fur ibr Sc:
tra9en, osrantwortIib fem fam uno nil.
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nnse5abutte 3unse beIebist ,tno ssFrdnft, -
ftb peran!aet finoer. iolIte, ben Q!rm oee@e:
leBes geeen lIs TO- Mnfprub 81 usBmeu 1T.
fie mag. 20 oft lse IS Seroient, Die pon Den
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inoem tb hermit leoNft,ann srfare, raB ieb
mib lbrer ourbau5 nibt aunebmen, ,tnb
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len tpefbe. Da Ie feruer mir ben dls ibretu
gbemanne eefebli6 fdutoiasn @etoriam
perla8t, ,--n1ein 9aua unb 2@eIbdft 70 oft
osraBt Gle esibr aefdut 10 ttnterfase unb
rarne i'd hermit 1eoermaun ibr ni6ts auf
n,sinsu Naf,,en ju Ieiben ooer borg en-, In BEN
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ssnnsn. 'piesn nie fdmsr5li0 es mir sswcr.
loen. Obise GsfIdruns ;u ma1en ;-aleiu tie
lwiGtu au6,-oaB oIe 9{otb-u nm mein init
laurent @bweiBe erruneeuse Gieeuthutu All
f9erb MIDI ba5u se5munesn.
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li6 in bic Notbpe noisfeit perlsst,-oer9e:
bulb einraI Den Ablbiso su ssbeu,-u, ,nas
DE biermit Dem pnbitum tefaunt, caB nei.
ne 8rau So ari a, eins sebosue 8rep:
{ a6er Itb 70 betrdst. oaB ib nisDt Ian.
aer fnr ibr .,Sstraeeu perantWortIieb fem
fam uno mil. SD ipnoe oaber Nisman.
osn init meinsr .9abe psrautwOrtli6 fspn,-
Der, ourb ibre ursssdbfnts 3unse beIeioet
unb ssfrantt,-ftb p:rantabt fdosn fadt:,
ben Mrm oes gelsRe59esen (Ie in Mnipru6
Isu nebmen'-tno fts mag. 70 oft Te ss per-
oient,. Die sen ben 9elepen aufsrlsstsStras
lie leIbft srtrassn --inpsm icb blermIt isosr=
mannn erfIdrs, oaB iob MIDI ibrer ourbaus
nidt annsbmen, uno feline oaraus erwabs
lenosn llntOffen be5ab!eu Wer6e. :
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obue 3ul6usli b en- @runo u. urla6e
mein GiI6 uno Bette perIahen, 10 tparne ieb
hermit tsbsrmanu, ihr nidts auf nsinen
l0tamen su :eiben poer bergen, inoem iob
ni6t far Ie bs3abieu min.
Srieorib Gbwor;. -.
gantpn, Den 26teu SunY, 1885, I'm.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-03
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Matttia6 Deiler, Soaeob J5offmann SOL
Rsrt 9. Grcuemalo, pblip Saeob &0bler,
pr. 9euefnebt Or. starf, Sofepb. Rapfer,
Jaqoas Monnie. .Mattbia6 YbuL Geo. 5Gbe:
lin, SticOIau5 (siBrsr.
Sanders Van Ransselear, p. NJ.
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9lm 25feu Sunp. bureb ben Gbrw. 8. M.
@ortsB, br. 9rapbin Maiuer NIT Mi0
9britina Marsaretba Wartiu.
am 2teu Snlp eu:b ebenoenlelben berr
@amueI gusle NIT 81 4 SuIian Sraue bon
2orenS Iaunibip.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-03

Der untni1risbsns~ benabribtet adbts:
unaS pou slsine auubet uno oas publisuns
i'm alsatteineh eaB sr runnsbr. leiue neue7
|garo=Ma1bine, in p5lliosm @anae bat. auf
Eieinerf, aIten 5tanppunfts, cine Ms;Ie iaos
bNib pen ganton- :@r 1T fomit in Bereits
rf6aft mo4e an5nusbmen, unb ite auf bte
ete QDeile .3,l. Garben. lu ben, nieeriseu
prei1e r5n 4 1s2 Gents bas piuno, pen e.
hep Nbuabme beaablt pire,-ipntt tpiro s.
Fgents oafiu anssrsbust. uup .pOfssu ridtt
|inuubalb feds Monaten beSablt, spire,. f.
tperoen oarpad, Sntrshsn agasersbast. s|ae
|D,lbapisuns ,pire phuttlib bssabIt. y
:: Soccb Mepers.
/ TunY 12. 1885. 49,. .s 8.tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-03
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G.erb,iuanO GaoIbtt. .
SD lluterfbriebeuer fOrbsre orn. s er-
imam 9 6olber biermtt auf, bilsH
a Woben, een bsutisen 3 at . an, fene
bey mir in Derfas, our Siueruna Ielnes aa
mid fbuIoi9en 8etraSee Don II Ibir. uuo
81 u. Elm baIber @rut, sssebenes !E(eioess
our6 5e5ablun8 ObiaG sdule.. etaiuIbfen,
-iubem ib font fonber Ssbl NAG >AbIauf
obis enberaumter S'ia, bsiaste Gleioer, sut
oedung meiuer SdDalb etrtaufen laffat
ueroes ~. s., :.
D.. - rMibaeE Reiert.
santcn, Stump 1otsn, 1885. 9 -4m.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-03
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9beile oss etaates Ohio. III cine 8 e.
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uno in ben nabfenStdoteu, Iiest an e'ner'
fbiFbarsn StuHe. no tdslib Dampflb'tfs
aus ben, @rieg anfommeu nne abseben'
,roour6 bic Wsrlenouns febr erss'@tett
,riro.-Die Gebdnoe Iieeen an elmer ott
aanstartteu etra0en; bic 1ransrsp TT erlt
Dor 6 SO1unateu neu aebaut. I'M 8fauba,1le
1T cine quite GprinN uno beDm 9aute e'n
fb6uer @arteu uno b;nlanstib Naut1, MN
oie @ebdube su erpettern.-@ln neust tupt
ferner & e0eI, ei,ea 6 BarreI baIteno, Der
bureb siuen Qluflak auf 8 ao Satrsl Der'
arbfert perbtn tann, alle Gerdtbib ba'ten
iiub nsu uno gut semabt, spelbs ale oa;u
pe,fauft peroen.--Der Nrels oeo 9uten
Stroua a:8ier 1T in biefsr 8esene. Iblr. 8
has Barrel. Die 3uriidfebr eines 1bellba-
bers na6 Dsutiblano mabt ein3i8 oab Die
fes portb betlbafte @swerbe osrtauit riro.-
Qlub fbnnte elm pes 8ietbraaens : { eb t
funoiaer, aIs Gbsilbaber our 8 alfte. fO=
ipobl am 9epinne, als aub an Den Sse8ens
fbafteu, NIT einem capital Don o. 700
Dollars, sintretten. ! .
SIR oas Ofabere wence man i'd, in potts
frozen 8riefen an bic GeeactiUn ees q a :
tetla nosfreunbe 8, in @antOn' %
bio.-
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-03

Sanders Van Ransselear, p. NJ.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-03


Ser getrns Ser fat bas sesenmartise
Sabr b'ibdBteu Garen, na6 oetn Mertb BON
bunosrt EbaIern, 1T ,rie fo!st:
Staats= uno ganal= Gar so Is @
@auutps uno S6ul.Gar f. O32 81
laanfbip= uuo QIrnen:1ar BON 5 5bis 70
gtrabensEar FIR Die Eaunfbip6
ser'nston, Ssuabnrsu. Sets- = -
lsDent ~. + ~, O 1O 0
Jn Den a'nbern Iaunf fbips4spirb ftin wss:
2ar fur oas seseumartise Sabr erbeben, :,
ssJn oben eenanntsu. Gauulbips 2srins
ton, Osnaburs uno 8etblebem fann Der
Mcs 2ar abpeIeient we,oeu auf Der straBs
nntsr Der 9ufFbt Der @esn1eifer Der Der:
lbieosneu Dttfitten, su fanf rno iiebenSis
Gems Den Gag. y. :. =: :. !" r.
: Nlpbeus Urotpn, 60. 9luoitor.
9luoitors Offs, gtarf eauntp.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-03
Ntue nnD tpoblfetle
8 Iter.
c,r = ~, ,,,,n a. tNIr 4

6tran1 uno s.. 81 epers
!paben @eIb5fte in Dem @fbaai is o't
GuseararpaS 9tra0e, g.. So pett eDIrtbs:
bauIe asaennber, uno befunoen bierrlit ADJ:
tunssScu ibre alien Sreunbe uno oae pu-
blifum i,bsrtaupt, oae ite 70 ebsn pbilaoel
pbia erbaIten baben, uno sefounen fno be:
tfanois auf pano ,u baItsn, ein prabtlsss
9l0ortment bon -o. .
Srublines>uno g amer
QB d areri H..
Y8elde Fe entfblUden tlno 70 tpcblfeil als
je (onltwo 5u psrfauien. Sie mcllen nibt
aeraos3u praaIen, ,peroen aber Dem Saufe.
ibren euten Billen seisea. .e@s ..a... .
G~ Q 900 &ess 8utter wesben psr'
Iaust. Z. ~. .@...... =
81. g.-Die Wartnerf d ip bic Dor
bislsm s,pilbsn 6tra uno s 0 8 II
M epers, in 9rsentOn5n be fano. lSte lieb
am 1Sten porisen Decembers-eurb
9lbIauf aus. a.., {. ...~
9iram Meper6,.
.. Sobn Mepers.
Canton, Sunp go, 1885. .->-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-03
MtOael @tilert,

8enabtt6tists bisrnit fsins teutfbsn
eancsleuts ,s,no bas publifum dberbaapt.----
|oaB ct nuntnsbr in fsin eiesass QlDbnbaass
in, oet MarftrafTe, Elm abire nbrolib bon
EOtn. .Sarton's 0Bsbnbauie. etnsejo8en it,
allwo er fottfabrs ME. por soielsm, eaas
>6neioersel6dft In alien isineu 2psissm
Su beneibep. ,~...-u% t>49. 9 >.~,.~.~@n =
Seine preiie tpirn er billis tnadsn-nne
ieinem einrnal eeaebenen gBorte treu blsi-
ben. ,Solsenbss i1ub feline preife: - =
siusm feinen Drsseoas, ,bis sum srobers---
-; .>.<%~ y. pom So 25 su IS, -
giusm Srad Goat bonn feinften .aad 2 Is
|3 so. Gin Waar pofen BON 60 I'll co.,
Gin ooubbie 8rsal1 pef 75-1.m. Cine
uniform 800. Gin adpies RsitfteiO 4 co.,
Cine ssmeine Msite bon % bss s7
saibasiOsn ; elm aod s5; Re6s ? ! Az
lien 64 &e,r6. 23lss -a3SL7 a Il s.s
eeine gIsbeit ,pirb q TO- ert aeDens eM
Nrbeit semobt .pesoen faniis
@anton, MsrN 81 'sS5. .606Webs :
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-03
4 RtnDer
/ u erb { n D { n.

8 Maoben, BON I, 5, Sabren, uno elm
Rnabe BON 10 Sabten, an CUTE 8amllten ;
BAG Ndbsre erfrase man in oisier DrudereD.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-03
XQlf Drttulett.

Der untri1riebsne bsFunost abtunssbou
bas Wublifum, bag Ell baa &alfbrenuen auf
Der 8ierwt= Seetion ansefaneen. pie l nne
cine babe Nleile bon @antcn.. obe,balb lous
forbs Nthble, uno neben E tibser's II. prn.
Mepers altena, piass selesen lit. Nnb
Fam man Ga.io = u. &altfeine nebf gteins
spblsu gum biuiofsn Wrsife Dep ibm,babsn.
Mattbdus Sbmiot.
SuIy 8. 1885. liant.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-02
THURSDAY, APRIL ., 1895.
THE SPRING ELECTIONS.

In almost every county in Virginia. the politi-
cal parties appear TO be rebuilding their vigil.
ance and activity for the approaching spring ell
ections. The Wings are oxcTting every nerve
10 keep possession Of the government Of the
State and the Van Bureniies on the other hand,
sensible Of the importance Of an establishment Of
a branch Of the New York School in Virginia
arc putting into requsition, every species Of
shift, trick, and deceit, 10 deceive and gull the
people, by presenting every question for their
decision, save tho only one which the times aud
the condition Of the country presents. Aresiless
eye is still kept on the representation in the U.
States Senate, and every nerve is 10 be strained
10 get majority in both houses of the General
Assembly TO instruct Messrs Leigh and Tyler,
out Of their seats. If we credit the Richmond
Wing party left in the next Legislature, and il
such could be the case, what spoils they would
haye The Senators instructed out-the Wing
Councillor, and the Public Printer turned OUT
and the Governor insulted out. But we have
some recollection Of the prophecies of the En-
quirer, just twelve months ago, and have no fears
from the tri- weekly appeals and COMPUTATIONS,
which that journal again spreads before the peo-
pie of the State.
while upon the subject, we will take occasion
TO answer the query Of the Enquirer, whether
one of the candidates in this county is on the
other side of the House. We think, we az
sure the Enquirer, that however the coDtcs,
may terminate here, the Delegates, ifselected
from the three candidates at present in nomina-
ton, will not be on the other side ofthe House.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-02
CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS
IN THIS DISTRICT.
JoHS r. COOKE, Of Frederick, nom.
mated by convention.
EDWARD Lucas, OF Jefferson, b Ill.
SO nominated by conyention.
CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGISLATURE

TWe are authorized 10 announce
Capt. LEVI HENsHAw, as a Candidate
TO represent this county in the next
House Of Delegates.
To The Editor of1e 1artins5aug Gazette.
SIR: You are authorized by the under.
signed. to announce WILLIAM MAsLIr,
Esq. as suitable candidate for seat in
the next House Of Delegates
Frederick Ramer, James Cox, BENJAMIN
Swingle, Solomon Weidman, Henry Bowers ir.
Jacob Holt, George McKews, John Cain. Geo.
vanaker, Richard d. Seaman, James b. Russell
James w. Gray, John Manor, John Bowen,
Abraham Barrow, John Smith Hughes, Samuel
Manor, Caleb Manor, Thomas s. Page, Thomas
Thornburg, Isaac Meyer, John Throckmarton.
John McKcwn. Warner McKewD, William
Bowers, John Griffith. VIM. G. Morgan, Isaac
Housewor:h, Adam Bowers, John Gray.
g. Edmund P. HUNTER, is again a
candidate to represent the County Of
Berkeley in the Legislature of Virginia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-02
CANDIDATES.

JeGrson.- Grggs. jr., and II. Berry
nominated by the Whigs-Jacob Morgan and 5.
Cameron, by the jackson party--Thomas b.
Tarner, volunteer.
Hampshire The four candidates who ran SO
nearly equally last year, are again in the field.
William Vance, (ate mcmber,) and Thomas
Karskaddon, (Whigs) William Nixon, (late
member,) aud Thomas Sloane, (Jackson)
Pendieton. Thomas Jones, the late independ.
cnt delegate, is opposed by William Mccoy, jr.
(Jackson) Mr. Mccoy was the active agent
in getting up instructions TO Mr.. JONES, after he
had gone 10 Richmond.
Hardy.-John Mullen, (Iate membsr.) We
have heard Of no opposition.
Frederick. ajor James Gibson, (late mem
ber,) who was nominated BY the jackson meet
ing has declined. John Hopkins and j. s. Da-
wilson, esqrs, are the othcr nominees Of The
meeting. John b. Earl, Edgar w. Robinson,
and Col J. b. ID, Smith, (iate mcn.b,r,) are
also candidates. II. w Barton, esq, (lat:
member,) has been nominated by so,ne Of his
friends All Jackson, except Col. Smith and
Mr.. Barton.
Loadon, John Janney, esq, aud Col. j. NJ.
McCarty, Uaic mcmoyrs,) deciiar rc-clcet.cn.
The candidates in nomination ar, Lewis B.ard,
(iate memher,) Col VIM Elizf, C o. Cuth
b1r, Powell! and Col. Tuothy Taylor.
Richmond City - Chapman johnson declines
The other candidates are James Lyons. G. A..
Myers, and James Caskie, (Vyh.gs) and Ci,as
Ii. Hyd dc, (Jackson.)
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-02

preparations were adopted Eveu had this been
true, il would seem strange that q prominent de-
fender Of this administration should attempt 10
find prccedenfs for its conduct III the abuses
which were Tectilied by Mr.. jefferson but II j.
not true. A correspondent Of the National Intel
ligencer states that during the whole OF Gen.
Washington's administration. the appropriations
were specihc" and farther, that :" the only law
passed during MIR. Jeifersons administration for
The more specific accountability Of the public mo-
ney, was passed on the ID Of March, 1909, the
last day Of his second term Of Office" the prnei-
pal object Of which was TO prevent money appro-
pria,ed from one branch Of expenditure in de-
pariment, from being applied TO another branch
in the same department. SO much for one speci-
inch Ct the Alabama Senator's ignorance. NOW
for another.
Mr.. King pretended TO Justify the three mil
lion appropriation by asserting, that, during Mr..
Jefferson's administration an appropriation almost
as great in amount, and resting upon similar prin.
cipies, had been made. This assertion is retu-
ted by the same writer-who says.
:" The short history Of the two million appro-
priation, when Mr. Jefferson was President, is
this II was made in secret session, to enable us
10 purchase the Floridas from Spain. 1t was
specific in its Object namely. for the express
purpose If enabling the President TO purchase
those Spanish pYorinces, and for no other. The
purchase was not made and, at the end Of two
years, as the law required, every dollar OF the
money was carried to the credit of the account OF
the Surplus Fund"
The apologsts and defenders of men in high
places will never be without prece1ents 10 jnsti-
fy their misdeeds; for ifthcy can't find them,
they will make them, by torturing resemblances
where there is nothing but dissimilarity
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-02
DID.

On Thursday evening last, Mr.. Charles
Pmhney jr. editor Of the Snn. in the 9oth
year OF his age He was the second son
Of the late Hon. William Pinkney, of
Mary lsnd
Ga Friday last, Mrs. GWiaer, consort
of Mr. Jacob Gardner Of this place.
On the Gath nt. at the advanced age Of
los years, .1gnus NJ Keerer, Of this county.
Al her residence at Berkeley Springs,
IN .Norgan. on the 23d ult, at an advanced
age. .aIrs Sarah Gusti,l, wife of Col. no.
bert Gusin OF that place.
On the 22d February at Warrenton Va.
Nathaniel Tyler. Esq. Attorney at law, in
the SD year Of hi, age,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-02
THE THREE MILLION Fill.

Mr.. King, Of Alabama, known as the old
"mad" OF the Senate, in the debate on the
proposition 10 place three millions of dollars in
the hands of the President, that he might be bet
ter enables 10 provoke a war with France. as.
serted that the Constitution did not require spe.
c9ic appropriations; and to sustain this assertion
referred TO the practice under the administration
of Washington and the elder Adams, when he
said "ali appropriations were gentray-appIying
gross sum TOR The expenditures Of the different
departments OF the government under tie direc
ton Of the President; and il was not, Continued
Mr. king,) until after Mr.. jefferson came into
Office, that, at his recommendation, specific ap.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-02
ITO be continued }

From article in the New Orleans Bee we
gather that laws have been enacted by the Legis-
lature Of Louisiana, against gambling. They
decree that those who are conV icied Of keeping
gambling houses or tables shall be subjected 0
imprisonment f; and that those who lose at gam
bling may institute suit against the winners as
il the property lost were debt due. The Edi.
tor Of the Zee thinks that those enactmcnis
might be rendered more effective by imposing 2
heavy fine on the offender and awarding aal.
Of it 10 the informer. Laws on the subj hos 4
be framed so as TO give iuducemcnt 10 detection.
The vice hides itself in dark corners: II requires
searching process TO urag II 10 view. The
moral sense OF every community is strongly
against IT. and will bear any Que out ia the NEST
rigorous prosecution Of offenders.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-02
$500 25l. 76

These allowances with their distribution
appears TO us to be exceedingly liberal, 10
say the least of them Their white brelh
eren in most Of he states may envy them
the possession OF revenues and estates lar
beyond their reach.
The Treaty is to take effect when ratili
ed by majority Of the Cherokees. and by
the President by aud with the advice aud
consent o. the Senate Of the Unied States
Nat. Int