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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-24

Y ,""iNi At court held for Bedford coun-
~, at the courthouse the Goth day of Noyen.
ber 1855 = WV III
;, l,llas Garner and Susan his wife, formerly Snsan
Patterson, pl;n,it,
against
" tiam Mead administrator of John s p,tte,
SON. dec d, Blancha Patterson widow of said John
iattefson, dec d., George ID. Patterson John s Par,
SON George W. Quarles and Rachel his wifi, form,
cry hache iattsrson, Alfred Patterson Mary Pate,
SON. Jane Patterson, James Patterson, William Pa.
,efsoh heiienry Patterson, Eliza Patterson Francis
Patterson, and Martha Patterson, nefts
IN CnANcERY
The defendants, George D. Patterson Iobn {
patterson, Gsofge W. Quarlcs and Rachel b;s v,fe
not having entered their appearance, and uiyeo SO
enrty according TO the act OF assembly and ,bs MI
OF 's court and 1t appearing to the Satisfaction of
1ie court mat they are inhabitants of This Com,
moA"eath 1t is ordered, that the said defendants do
appear here on the fourth Monday in February now
ana answer the bill OF tic plaintiffs and that co.
Ply OF thus order be forthwith inserted in some n.u
paper published in the town Of Lynchburo. fo, ,wo
months successfully, and posted at the front door If
the courthouse OF this county.
ACopy-Teste
Ro. {. MITCHELL. c.
w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-24
JOS. WILSON. Clerl.
I COMMISSIONERS OFFlcr,
LlJeriu lrknh1 r ~ IsN,

he parties IN the above case will take notice ,bat
lave appointed Monday. the Is, lav of February
next TO commence the account directed bv the fore
going decree, which day. a, the hour of 10 o'cock
III the morning, they are requested to attend at nv
copies OF court papers. prepared for examination and
settlement JNO \. WIJARTON TO-, 1''
Dec. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-24
plainul


Balda Mcdaniel and Joseph Slaughter. admins.
traitors with the will annexed OF Cornelps yosJ
dec d., Samuel Cobbs aud Ann his wife ote ,n,
NOEL, Sally Minor widow Williamson lllnor and
late Sally NOEL, Livingston NOEL. Melville NOEL
haries T. NOEL, Addison NOEL. Jesse NoeI Eliza
NOEL, LavInia Noel, Susan NOEL, Cathrlne NoeII
Silhon NJ NOEL, James NOEL. Caleb NOEL. John
Nosll, Andrew Ronald and Elizabe, b,s ,,. l,,a
Elizabeth NOEL, Thomas Minor and Polly b,s uif,
late Polly NOEL, Cornelius Merritt and Susan his
wife, late Susan Noel. Sarah Estes. Sn,ap Ese,
Celia Estes, and Caroline Estes the la,t IooI eb,
dren and heirs of Peggy Estes decd, late Perr
Noeii' Defendants,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-24
DECLA R TON.
Ofthe People Of Teas IN Genneral Couetntion
assembled

Ot The People Of Teas, IN Genneral Consfntion
assembled.
Whereas General Antonio dc Santa Ana. and
other military cheiiaius, have, by force of arm,
overihrown the federal Institution. Of AeNico. and
dissolved the social compact which existed be-
tween Texas and The members Of the Mexican con.
federacy, now the good people d Texas, a,aillne
themselves OF their rights,
SOLEMNLY DECLARE.
LIST. | ha'they have taken up arms in defence f
their rights and liberties, wdcl wer, tbrea,en.l
by the encroachments of military dcspotS. and IN
defence oil The republican principles OF the federal
constitution of Mexico of 1871.
I'd. HAT Texas is no longer morally or ci,ly
"""',o u. me compact oil union YET stimulated
by the generosity and sympathy common In > fro
people, they offer their support aud assistance >,
such "f the members of the Mexican conf,.,,,,.,.
as VIII take up arms against military desnor,,m
81. hat they do not acknowledge that ,h.
present authorities of the nominal Mexican 70,
public have the right togoycrn within the linus a,
Texas y
An. That they will not cease 10 carry on WI,
AGAINST the SAID authorities whilst their troops ar.
wit IN the limits Of Texas
ot'' That they hold it 10 be their right durino
''c aisof5afAatIon oil the federal system, and tn,
reign OF dcspotism, to Withdraw from, tho ,n;, ;,
e.ap''s" Oh independent GOV ernmcnt or to adop
sueh measures as they may deem best Calculated
10 protect their rights and liberties; but tina, ,Le,
VIII continue faithful to the Mexican ooye,nmon,
so long as that nation is governed by the cons,;,,.
"oh anu laws mat were formed for the government
OF the political association ''''''N"
9th. That Texas is responsible for the c,nonso
Of her armies, now in the field. ''e
Hn. mat the public faith of Texas is n,.de..
Tor the payment fany debts contracted by her a
gerts. y "e' d
= - en- That she will reward by donations in Ian
81 VINO volunteer their services in her prescn ut strns
= sE: and receive them as etizens. >
-, ssst vaccinations we solemnly syow +, III,
@'' oaii ZOO to ~it: aas ,!.eir trail. and SIX.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-24
100 DOLLARS REWARD.

fI'llE above reward will be gscn tor the apprehet
! sion and delivery III the Lyuehbuie OF kici
lnond all. OF negro man, BY the name OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-24

The defendants, John NOEL. Andrew Ror,ll and
Elizabeth his wife, and Samuel Cotbs and Ann HI.
wltc, not havag entered their appearance and gwen
security according to the of assembly and the rules
OF TINS court md appearing by satisfactory evidence
mat they are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth
II Is ordered that they do appear here on the fs
gay oil the next term, aud answer the plaintiffs bill
ana that this order be inserted in some newspapsr
published iii tynchbnrg, for two months successive.
y, ana posted at the front door of the Courthouse
TINS county on some court day.
\ Copy-Teste.
JOS. WILSON Chrk.
Nov. 10 w.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-24

v lRGlNiA AT a court held for Bedford conn.
~, at the courthouse, the Goth day of Noycm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-24
UessfS. James and .JDhn HcRcgHgi,IS

Dec q
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10
Sic SDotenb6ble.

Die 3urifnabme oeS gbidts Don Otdn-
tee erme6te,in bsn@epennen einsn Rriea oes
Benassels II. oes MeubslnorbeS. 9 baf.
totte, galsen. 8raubftiftnn8sn, seorbnete
@btadtenalles ,purre gegen Die JDuae=
aotfem aitfseboten. bic nit Qlusoauer uno
Jlabor,tf lioeritanb kiifeten.
N }Gie ibrsrisifs bilosttn Die Mr.nee CAME
sarben, bsren gsneraI, Gapalier. porbenl
Tin 8afergefeae 5u 8snf lpatsrbin 3nDers
lailIsS aafaeno,umen rpntbe nno nit Cubs
MIA bsm 14tenben Briebsn unter5fibnese.
Osn Orr 0ldbs BON st. DippoDte, elmer
Heinen gtabt i'm Garo= 8, D,partemfnt, bmeb
lmetd)e Die 9ioonrle HiseL befinoet itob elm
.8ra, Der NIT pioDhin g,sbbIs bemaobfsn
lit. Nlitten IN Der aBalouna aber erbebt
|lIdb Elm unsebsurer Selirn, oern iit Die Wtos
|fsffantsn nod iset NIT eirer bsiliaen gbr.
furhf nahen. Dort. fagen fie, ,puroeu nab.
|seno Der Mnruben In ben Gspeunen, bic pre.
bigten 9ebalten. ..4 III
Disler Gellen III IN Der Tbat beroeftalt
IanS8ebbblt oaB fr elmer Ran5et dbnlib III,
tpor uoeldter ans man Elm 3ab!refbeS QIubi-
Ifcrisin, i.berfsbsn fam. lln bie(e Statts
| nun fnipft fid, cine b'utiae Tradition.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10
SC t u { 9 II t crl
s. s. u tb a T.,

y r.
an eev weiiIiobsn ede ieiues 5 adfej.
aerntn ma aarbanfes, tpetttib ber
9 Gaual al8rnfe, L s.,s ~.
oatfc eben cine ld6ne NuBnabl. rpobl
aufsefibter unb febr mpblfeiier @ater fir
Sisfs Sahrss3sit el6fnet. beffebsne in i:
treefenen,, 6ortcnt, uno ,@bntis
oewaarer, porceuan @peesrepen,
gifen guBipaaren aller 1(rt,Olds
geL geoer ,c.. &c. .s.5
spel,be erio spobtfeii oersauft ale irasnb iss
mlno in ois1,m Maifte. s>,a%2
g b entails.
Elm Waarbaus uno wo bnhaus,
Auslptten uno nbrelib 5. StdbtI
den uagsfdbr
$50 2l ,efger s a d b
an, ganaL slsib pberbalb garr6
Bride. 4,s. =s. II .'o
Ser ner:-12c cMder Ben g. Gx
|serbars's Nuble. ole rpeId)e er Az ben BIZ,
lltsiten Dreiien gum Detfaufe anbietet.
Gr 3ablt ieoer3sit tbaar Glib
|Maisen, 1Ballbforn. Joaber. sladfaaa,s,,,
lScue, &c. &C., unb fpirb panFtlih nr,b oufs
msrfian ieoes Spebitionss uno @er,ruiiIi.
lonSgeltdit beforsen. ppn,it feine Treunoe
|,'no Gnnben ibn beahnifiaen m6sen.
Mailll!on Jn'p 10. 1885. 12.tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10

.GentSonoe. War hit pabnrS elmer
,usliinseneu &anone Be ldaftist, ba iieicbon
beielpaf. eein @ebhlfe nabm unpotlidti-
ger Weiie pie .oano pom 3htcIod) Cuoftit
g oaaelbe 5nbiet) tpcrauf Big 9aouns pon
lslbf itcb sntjnnbste, nod sbs Der Sranscie
fsrtiS sDar, ". ibm bepm aos8ebsu, Die finite
pano 8an5 u.an Der rebten ben fleineuSins
--ano ibn nebltoe,n aud, nod al
Der 8rult, Sbnltet t-uno ben '3einen fetr
Gr mar nod am 2ebeu, sufct'
se unlerer lpdtern 0la6ribteu.s .s...,. ..~.s
JR 81 g. fa n iino tfentIi DE 8ep:
tra8e 8snsacbt noroen am feline Derpfle.
suag uno ar5ttibe phlfe 3u beftreiten, in'
oeirf,er felbit cbns MittsI lit. LIMB mir fIno
Seridtet, baB man audi in unlersr Staot eis
ne 6 e4eete fhr ibn 3u bebeu seoentt.t :.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10
Der Dierfe SulD,

4 o = f . II ~
lDarb IN stnlersr gtabt an 2 gtellenae
ffDsrt. GineaIbtbeilun9 fsperteinbem QDilps
den biater pm. SIS. Douns's Danfe, Il. Die
snosre unter ben Bdurnen bintsf prn. Joar-
rrs 5oaule. 2sRtere partbie frnroe sierfi
pon naisrer tsutfhen gonpasnie unb Mus
ilfoal,oe an Srt nno gtslle beglsitst, uni
Comp. nr,o . anoe fsbrter oas al,f suriid =
ano fabrte oann Die anoere parttie at, %.
unse Oroee, ssnpF Die Na.dssit nait, =
ilnc blieb oost bic 3nr 8eenoisuns Der ssself.
llttel.. ois i1bbn uno obne Stornn8 iraens
elmer g!rt bollfhbrt nuroe.
Nanssl an 0taunt unb 3sit,@- fos mi,
aueb Der papiefe, 3rin8en uns BE polIlfan
.oi8ere Wnolifaticn Der Gin5elbeiisn beS Gs,
itss bis fpatsrbin binaus5nfbisbeu. sss.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10

pines sbnnta3s, 70 fast man, als cine
Nen8e prOtsftanten fib In BEN 0ebblje eer'
barsen, uui ben Disner oss beiliSsu Soas'
SeliuAns, gSpgit Se8nier, preoiaen ju bbrenr
|unD irsoer Stills nm bs1ere 3eitsn 3u fss
sen, brabsn plbslitb bic SoIbaten Der sri,
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elm. gtnselbiohen nno BON allen ssitsn
Ibart beordnst, (ssten bic protettanten ibnsu
siuen frdftigsn Wioetftano eutseasu uno eS
sslans ibnen feIbft, einise Soloatsn su ent=
pafnen uno Su 8poen ju sperfen, bo1 mug
ten (ie am gnoe Der Web3abl rpeibeno, Die
6lubtsrsrsifen. 'e.A ..s4.z......:s.
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iabsn, baB ibre 8rdfte n;ebt NIT ibrem Mer,-
|sbs Stano balte,L oa flnbtstsn fe fib ia
zine ,penise S6ritte pou bort eatfernte
pbble. >T... IL .f..s& ..E
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|biuteraangen worbsn mar, ba befabl er,
|nabsuIeben, pbiene EbbIe einen spept,u
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iold,en esfnnetn. batisn. ba tieB Der grau.
fame ben ginsana Der jJpbble fperren n. balf
ielbf init an Der Quffhbrung elmer brepfaoben
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gntrinusn tium6slib madbte. -..0
Dielen 3ne Der gatberep BAT rnan in nsu-
srsr 3sit in 3nsifI seSosen., aHie bitts
man audi eine fold,e @raufamfet fur mbas
lib baItsn t6nnen! Nub mar ia nisaencs
cine 8rpne porbanoen, ,--Nbsr, lie 1T aufaes
iunbeu .porben! gineanomann. bem es ere
laubt moroen rar, oie5sn Gbeif bee @ebtls
zee urbar su n,adrn ift bpm 0rabeu ,uer(t
auf Die oreYfabe 'Mausr geftp6en! Damn
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sr that fise er an men fbtibe 0ebeine: es
rat cine f6rmIiobf 4 Rataeombe. nur nit Dem
llnterfbieoe, baB ciele ibrer Dblbuna. eas
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'ittern 3ofns ourbeeu,abt batte. tnb ftarb
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lDsisfe itl's gaferfanbt iprfin fis
|ibre BIER ipSbentlieben grfabrun
fabrHnsen Jam MaBlfab tiger Nn
Ifd)ten lladen, alno tapfer nuf Die
3greinigten Gfaatsn Iosb dfiinsrllt
neil man ibnen nibt 70 fbntlI uno
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|rparteten. aeber hiefe 9erbdnniE
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|bere Dtnea Die Anterifa In Elm ganS
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|ndbere 4uflhtine seben fbnnst,.
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|8tfuuobeitiSlsi6, ano einen unper,
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Gtufe feiner biirgerlihen SrtpbeitE
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fir / MiIIipn Sbaler ;ur.I
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ING Ganta 2(nna's feline NihtisI
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opfer ttelcbe burb Die fpanilbs Jnanif TT
on gefall,n tno. fplasttoermaaBen an -
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r biei,r fsebeu erribnten brei unasbsuer
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10

Da nietWeb 4 Ct, miro sefaSt fey
ourb cine QDbis gtaats @onpentlcn, pen
Mboss sJslano, alS ei,len Ganoioaten far Die
psd1benten Stelle ernan,,t ipDrosn. .. ~reH
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10
III Il a / i IF

80. - ~ = 81 " = n 81 ~ N ca I.
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fdctbsn MaffiuOn sin unsIhdlites Greis-
fat. Gin unaer Eran5oir--0lafnsne 6 d.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10

6r. 9iypinaftob uafer @efanoten
nab Sraafrsieb, folI am s6 Sunp .AbsnoS,
@ilD errreiebt baben. 's-S'.. i
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10

Wan tebnst, caB Die Shaafe in Wai6s
iuston Gauntp, IN psnu1plpanien, biefes
5abt 800, 900 Wluns1 1Doae tieferu sperben;
5u IS Gents oas Dfnno rs,abt blee eia
babfbts Ssnnben. ~ ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10

IUone UsIN0Wt nprCcHS uH lelne NeFpIle
lsung uno ar5tiibe 5oilfs su beifreiten, in
oenf9er felbf otne NIttel III. LIMB mir fIap
jterid,tet, baB man audi it, unlerer Staot eia
Ine 6 aeet.e fir ibn 3n beben seoentt,- =
| #=a.;,.s,gin Brief fur ~.
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Don feiuem @obne 1T in pisisr Drudstsp. 4
| 6r. eivpingtt oh ,1afer GeFanoten
mad Stanfrsib, foll am rs SunD .AbsnoS,
QGafbinston @i!p errreiebt baben.
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burb cine Mbis gtaats @onpenticn, pen
9iboee I5slano, at6 eilien Ganoioaten fur bic
prdRbenten StelIe ernannt ,pcroen. =. .ae@
gaan tebnet, eaB Die shaafe in Bai6:
inaton Gauntp, In psnniplpanien, oiefes
sSabt 500, 900 plunp Doae liefern sperben;
ia IS Gents Sas pfunc ruabt eies eia
babf1ts 9an,mben. w., NJ
4sT.sf@Ef>. >As, re.r. y . ss
.S hI.htt Guetufntipn.
Sic Rnuern in apaine perfauf,
ten ltetesSpdtiabr ibr 9eu 3u $40
Die Spnne senlpdrtig maBen fe
tpieDer Joel faufen uno oofar III
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tpar In sutenB ermbsensumlf lfdnotnt
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cine - ODter ourfB Gen Scof DelDeS
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10
+. Gin Brief fir s.a~ .... ]
6 Webnleper

Don fsinem 6obne 1T in oisies Dn.fasy.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10

g blebte Speeulaticn.
/: Sic 8auern in Matne perfauf,
ten ltetesSpdtiabr ibr 0eub bu $40
Ole Spnns senipartis maBen fle
tpieDer Sen faufsn uao oafar II
Sblr. Die Come seben. u !.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10

Biu orb Neah gfq. &auf,
mann in Saler1f (Manaltufttts)
erbisns feb an Listen Junp Il, Finer
Sbreibliube. h
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-02-04
23d. CGngres-xl Session.
The Senate did not sit on Saturday, Jan. 24tl

The Senate did not sit on Saturday, Jan. oath.
In the House, MIR. Iiardns resolution respecting
the judiciary, was postponed I'LL Monday for consd-
Grafton. Mr.. Reynolds resolution, " That hereaf.
ter, i'll all elections made by the House Of Repre-
sentatIves (for ofcers,) the votes shall be given
rira uoes, each member in his place, naming aloud
the person for whom he es,"-coming up, an in.
effectual attempt 10 lay upon the table made.
An animated debate then took place, in which q
number of members engaged, without any result.
The House dourned before the question taken.
In Senate Monday, after the transaction of some
unmportant business, Mr. Ewing, from the Com
mee on the Post Office, made report, which oc-
cupied three hours and half in reading. Mr.. Clay
said that he understood a counter report was to
be presented he would now move an adjournment;
which motion was agreed to.
In the House, Mr.. Patton asked the consent Of
the House TO offer some resolutions relative to the
existing controversy with France-concluding with
one That it is not expedient at this time, and un-
der existing circumstances, to adopt any legislative
measures in relation to affairs with France"
Objection being made, Mr.. Patton moved to sus-
pend the rule of the House, in order that he might
be enabled to offer the resolutiOn-whch motion
was rejected, yeas, 1O3, nays lO9. No other busi-
ness of importance was transacted.
In Senate Mr., King, of Alabama, presented GER
tain Joint resolutions of the legislature of that state,
setting forth their disapprobaton Of the resolution Of
the Senate of last session, censuring the Chief
lOT certain OlIiCldl dCtS, dHu insuuCshS
their Senators their best efforts TO have the
same expunged from the journal of the Senate. Mr..
King moved to lay the resolutions on the table and
e print them. The resolutions were read and long
discussion ensued, in which Messrs, Clay, King,
of Alabama, Moore, Preston, Benton, Calhoun, and
Clayton, took part Mr.. Smith then moved to hay
the motion to print on the table, upon which Mr..
d Hill demanded the ayes and noes, and the motion
E was carried yeas 81 noes 20.
u Twenty thousand copies of the Post Office Report
and documents, on motion of Mr.. Webster, and af-
ter debate in which Messrs. Grundy, Clayton,
n Ewing Leigh, Webster, Calhoun, Porter, and Hill
e participated, were ordered to be printed
1t The bill making indemnity for French spolations
Il prior to 1900 up and the question on ordering
Of it to be engrossed for third reading was decided
r in the affirmative, ayes 25 noes 2l. 49,.
Of In the House on Wednesday, Mr.. J. q. Adam'
!; moved q resolution calling On the President OF any
correspondence with the Government of France, ant
), any dispatches from the American minister at Par
* in relation to the violated treaty not previously com
2 municated. The General Appropriation bill wa
u taken up, further amended, and ordered to thr'
* reading the following day.
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bitten but as Trcnchers car son moved on, and
the dogs became quiet, they poponed their exccu-
ton till April next.
After the respects of all the nlage puppies pres
cnt had been paid, the steane moved forward 10
the Village of Halesborough Ire it again stopped;
and the Village Of Wolfshii and the Village OF
Halesborough never agree abot any thing; so the
puppies of IIalesborough adorad the Anti Hotten-
tot system. Here the Bank p,pies were also bet
ter prepared, having had longenouce Of the expec-
ted guest; They formed the selves in a line in
front of C Hotel, each sing on his launches,
and though their appearance ras somewhat inde-
cent in that posture, there wamuch order and skill
in the arrangement. As IreIder passed in review,
the rank raised the right paw ad successfully gave
motion resembling that Of resenting a sword ;
having understood that Irencsr had held a great
commission in his day, in the mes that tried mems
constitutions, and had been cosidered very smart
little bull Dog. This ceremay finished, the Can
rolled on through desolate, ind in part wilder
ness country, until it safely rriyed at the, City Of
Cmtyfumgus, which is the caital city of the whole
empire, and the principle set of Bank puppyism
when it stopped before sple did Kennel and th'
dogs and puppies, great and mall, black, white, &
spotted came running and wgging their tails 70
joy, and yelping out bow-w,v, Trenchers come
Trenchers come
If ever poor Trencher returns witt his Ne
TO the Joy of his children, the of hswife,
Who then will regret that the journey he took,
Der the road and the ferry the n,er and brook
"Now let sing long live the King
And" Trencher "long live he
And when he goes again to ride
May | be there to see"
January 20M 1885.
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administration, and in different stations TO which he
has been called by the people and by their President
he has eyinced talents of the first order and capac-
iiy for the successful administration Of public affairs
never surpassed and but rarely equalled. In him
and in his views of natioaal economy the people
may repose confidence. In the full maturity of life,
with mind thoroughly disciplined and trained to
all the varied scenes of public iic standing pledged
as he does, by the uniform support hitherto given,
continue to cherish the popular measures of the
present administrations the favorite ofthe great
est state of the Union, and the shining mark at which
all the poisoned shafts of the arisocracy direct
ed we cannot ought to refute the conclusion thai
he must and will be inevitably chosen the next Pres
ident of the Uuited States.
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A petition has heen presented to the Chamber of
Deputies to remove the remains of Napoleon from
the island of St. Helena to Paris, and was received
with general favor. 1t is gratifying to observe
this generous disposition of the " Grand Nation to
restore to the land he loved well and to whose
nown he contributed so much all that remains of her
nobest monarch and the greatest man that ever lived
at any time or in any nation. He, to whose man.
dates kings and emperorS bowed in serve submis'
sion and at whose giant strides conquered Europe
gazed in frozen wonder, and in fear and trembling
ought not to lie mouldering away beneath the fee
of the most ungenerous of all his enemies.