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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-02

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fen un9tddIlhen 9prfau, neron, ,pie
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NIT oen eeben bdIen mubte, ,puroeu
II 9NenltDen eeo6otst Gbwer oert
brannt, uno 4 PEI m,6t man gang.
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9eIieben befommen? gr mbtbte iie II u +
germ lelen !''-"O ia, mein Sebn
frage lbu ober pob aerlt, ob er MIR
nlWt feiu Mrttassmabl tihen m6bts,
lD woate es b los enn.!'
Wenn man nilT.n mil ME oiet
Belf1fcrn IN &clpen tlb in einem
WcIfhfo ,nD Daut,n behnost, fo oarf man
nar Oas 2Sentbforn ouf Ger Obsr
f1abe etenen, Die innenoige Obbe
s>rette, uno Siefe oss 0eb6uoee
nit etnonoer N u.ttipflcire n,
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nultlpllclren, uno Damn Die lebte 3obI
rsbter 0one me9ffreicben, 70 bet mon
sic 3obl Vufbel g.. 3. Sin 1Eelicb,
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-02
8ttptaN Sen 2ten Sepenbtr 1896

tlab Oen |Ser. Stauten, Don 100 aus
er Nnlteoter mttnebmen nptlte, ffarb,
lbsrIleB er felnem Sobne. Oberlf @.
S. NuitIn, Ole 2lusflbrung (eines
unternebmens. @r 10 mebl, all ga,
pola, Surnet unD 9sbtin, rpslt>e ibm
tOl9ten erbtelten beOeutenpe Abtretun-
gen Don Ser Neeierune.
Seros TT i'm aueetneine1 elm Oral,
rie-gdno-tnit brc!ten Stricben sQSal>
Des~. an cen ufern Der Sli1s. GIN
9toro Wellen }Tno Die Sprotries (ehr
oueeecebnt. -Sier fnoet man ouSer,
oroentItb oteIe ler ftb6niten unO lppia-
ffen noturIicben QBie|en, Die cultiplr-
ten uao oeGbm aGpou eineetbeilten 2tn-
Ia9cn gleltfen. Oas Sllmo 1T du6>
Iertt milo un0. onqenebm. Bellbforn
|Uabtt bet gang 9ertn9er 2(rbett i'm
IlsberfuB. .-21le Suferge9enD eritredt
Eb bis 70 Meilsn pom Oolf GNeerr
bufen pon O1ersto, uno uorsisllcbe
IVoumpOIle ,pdctlt pDm 8plf bis gum
NeO, NIper. oEelrsrbin erbebt 1tcb
oann Die .Oberfdtbe neQenf6rmis, uno
1T ju Den ueel0leDenen 8straloso1tsn
|9eel9net.
Ser Ssltpn Courier 9iebt Elm eutts
0eaenitdcf III Der befannten pbi!oIos
phie Ser beiOen DottllIonen: - ctldeft
Ou meinen pona9ler, folbloge tb Oei-
men," g oute Der @uOen, faat Der
Coulter I0 nit Der 9ereini9uns nit
5 eyes perlfd,fsm fo wiroe lib ber
NUrosn sen6tbigt feben Die ganooas
an lIth III nebmen. 2ie Qntkgn9lis
tbe ulO elnl9ermn1Sen repubNfani,
Ifbe NdrtbcN bat In e1al9en ttrsr 2lo~
orc0en an Die Negterun9 ouS9e(proO-
en-, po6 lie i'm Nothfoue Der 0ilfe ei'
ner freumsLIi9en 2trmee Don biefsm San
IDe aus periihert lepnt me. Sic
SoOe Der Ganooler, f1brt oantbe
Vlatt fort, 1T nlbt nur cine CUTE
9 otbe, Conptrn es 1T oueb oiel 9utes
yono In GAMBIA. 0as 'proiect 1T
|nthtlo obfurb, ols uonbe slouben,
uno ais IS vleueitDt Dor elntgen SabI
|ren eefbienen baten rilroe. Cine Sas
nop,fbe unabbdnsisfe
rpuroe inn xeben uno grfcl9 esbsa.
llebsroem miro Elm 0llcf ouf bic
gborte seigen ba6 Gin gutes Stld
eauo Don Ober Ganaoa lib an oetr,
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t1sn,purre, rpie Ssras an eem anoern,
Oas 8 pfiem Der frelWitIlsen Nrmeel..
1T e,n neusr un0 actter Sue In Der mo
oernsn pollt,e, uno % Jobn 8uu eli
70 autes NeWpietsin Spanlen 9egcbet
bat, 70 miro er nitbt 1D inconlequent
1enn uns libel III nebmen, ,penn ,plr
|lbm In GAMBIA nahfotsen. S5Dbatp
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III, ntbgcn Ole g trelter nibt aber bic
8Qutrn ibre 2lufmertfamfsit nad) Der
aupern gde Des &rnt,nnentS ricbten
unD III lahen Dos eS oa 5u tbuil glsbt:
penn oo Der Noroen etpas slferfaebtig
"a feun fhetnt oaB Die Waase Des pos
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|oenbtn oussufblassn orobt, fotnodte
rs lelcbt loie cine shartbepllctfeit auG-
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{iperoet. II
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-02

OOtI 9tSU 2CEooW OILS 5um soften
Oecember 1885, wur0en Don 66l Sbo,
lerotr 1nten In pieler & toot nur 32
gerettet. O,e b6dne 3abl Der Sters
IbenOen an elnem Sage tror 81. Nni
! 5ten Senner bra'htea. Q NeiFuoe oleGe
&ranfhett nab 0snsOlqr unp Ieit>oie.
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tMaen >noroen: 81 eenofen, 1861
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|itten (odnoen Ddbreno DieGersnep,
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an elnsm SAGE Gtsrbenosn g.. 3obl,
Irelhe 8epetfe uber Den onlteefenoen
|gbaroftsr ole(es tlsbels ilno beoba0.
tst mor0en. ..
Ser Tote Junp wor fir Die ge,
Ipcbner 0roBnarOein'st in tlnqor
Ee'n Sas barter 'prlfune. Sn Ser Wob.
|nua9 zines S'eiitl ttbsn brat Seuer aus,
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|arlf. -Grep Sage oauerts Der Sroao.
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&lrhent olele ofentlitbe Gebduoe uno
Die SeItun9 lte9t in Guinen.
Jn 2Slen 1T Die gbo!ero ousges
brOtben. -: -........
Natb Seribten BON gonltantinopsl
|i,t Dem brltttiben OsfanOten 2orD
penfonbpf we9en Der S5oebe Oes 5rn.
SburdIQ, aue nur m69Iithe S}enuatbu-
una aeaeben, tlno 70 etn Vruth .roiEcb-
en- England unO Der s irfep fur o,e6s
mol oerbiltet norpen. Ser Ncie @f,
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ISultan lleB alle oiejsnigsn bsitrofer
neIbe auf iroenO cine 1trt Sbell an
Der VeIetpl9un9 bes 0rn. GDurAlu
l9enommen baben.
Nahribten Don 2ltben seigeu an
loa6 es in G}rlebenlonO jebt nieper
mebr rubtg III. Ole Geoierune bot
|Oenienlgen 9erielbun9. ongeoeibsn lof1
ll<n, tpelb, IN ben unrubsn Don 2lc az
Inanlen bstbell'9et noren.
SlerIoa bat abtrehElno Sriebe uno
&r'e9. @tnielne 9efeebts, Die ober
hints entfbeioen, fallen bduh9 per
Nle treiBen Ssmobner ois(es Sc
Ibistes 0no aussnIdelnlieb unn INNER
Imdbreno IN Osfabr,z dberfauenr sez
|pIlnoert uno ermDrret Sn tperoen.
9ereansensn @amftas Natbmit-
tog. iseelte Die Seransr 9orDs Don
baltimore, unter oen 0efebtsn net
Captains Sctpies, noeb Seras ab !;
nit lbnen al, Sero befaneeu iib Die
SreuplulSen Don Sentu6p.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-02

Sie oiesjibrlee Stper oes 4ten
1uIp fbmmt Der Ssoblserung Der Der.
y taatsn tbeuer 5u Iteben Ger Gas
|tloual .5ntelltgeBer melret, ba6 0urt,
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ptulgtr ate 80 pertenea oas Ieben
|elnoilEtyu uno oaB jeoe pDlt noD
asus llnslifsfaas bsrtWtst. .-
Qerfbteoens giitricte Sranfretebs
limo ourD 6a9elltarms perspuust nor
Den Su 0l9p1 IN gbampagn., tpur.
oen game QEeInsarten oetnstDtet, uuo
Die Nesen init tsren Stodsn Durb
Die eepalt res Sturmef aut grebe
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fetOer unD 2Aiefen tparsu in e,nem
2lugsnbllde ubsrGDpsmmt uno mir
yenos Z purer mebr III elmer @rnoe
,ttDtbar. STE 9emeiubelten Don Slct,
ebatlpJ Susnp, Sufeller nno Slos
elnyiD htten unerfssbaren es0a0en.
Der 4Ger|utt 5peper gonoleuts III -Olet
MIRO alleln auf 10000 Sranfen berst,
net. s1ie J5aselfbrner lparen bon Der
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iebon osn Stlrt1sn Der Ssft troste,
lpurDe elltspursslt, unD tnebr als 100
|Oaros purO Die, saft fort9efubrt. 2ie,
le anbere rib Der 2Blno nlsDsr.
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3en Dig. Bdbreno Der san;en Sci,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-02

Ser @ehtpd5lfbe Merenr pom "a.
Junp slebt folsenoe 9sabrltht aus
Senf Dig. Sdbreno Der san;en Selt
Dofi, 9ten October porisen Sabrest
lsltperl Die Gbolera hier ibre gernils
Iiluasen bs9anai 1T 9eneoi9 nur stipa
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-02

9ereansensn @amftas Natbmit-
tog- iseelte Die Seraner 0oros BON
baltimore, unter oen 0efeblen bet
Captains Stples, noeb Seras ab /;
init lbnen al, 3ero befaneeu tlb Die
Sret,pllIl9en Don &entufp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-02

gis Der Griee nit Merife uno Ser
as nieber bssinntl lperbsn feb 900;
amsrifansr in Der 2lrmse Der eeetsres
befnoen.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-28

n HoYid Tragedy. 1T has become our
painful duty to relate one Of The most
shocking occurrences that has ever hap
pened in our community. A man by the
name of Ball, who, we are informed, has
been absent from his family during The
last two years, lately returned to this city
and IN consequence OF his abuse OF his
wife and children, was confined in JAIL
from whence he was liberated few days
since, on a promise that he would Imme
diateiy leave Providence. This promise
however he neglected TO fulfil. and on
Monday last in state of intoxicatlon, he
again visited bis family and treated his
children with so great rudeness, that they
sent for their mother, who was employed
at neighbours horse. She came TO the
protection Other children several ofwhom
were very small and endeayoring in vain
TO suppress bis inhuman conduct she ct
tempted 10 force him out of doors. W bile
engaged in this attempt TO put bin out Of
Of the house, he drew knife and made
two desperate slabs at her body. each Of
which inflicted deep wound, the latter
ripping open her abdomen SO that her
bowels Immediately gushed out. In this
condition. supporting her bowels upon her
hands, she ran through the street Tor sue
cour. The cold bloodei fend went away
TO the house of relative. where he Dor
rowed razor, and after sharpening il
made cowardy and unsuccessful attempt
to cut his own throat, inflicting a wound
which is by no means dangerous
The unfortunate woman is still living,
but probably will not long survive. She
is the mother of nine children. and sus-
tains an excellent character in the neigh
borhood where she lives.
The inhnman monster has since been
lodged in Jail to await bis trial and the
penalty due his crime He says he only
regrets that be had not killed his wife, and
also son and daughter against whom he
INDUCES the most envenomed hate. We
understand be is between fifty and sixty
years Of age. - Providence Jour.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-28

HORRIBLE OCCURRENCE - Suicide and
attempted murder oC a female Our city
was last evening made the theatre Of an
awful tragedy. We have been at conside-
rable pains to collect the particulars, and
this morning present them to orr readers,
MIS- Il. Wade keeps IA boarding house al
No, 80 Filhert street she is a very hand
some woman. and her manners are highly
attractive she has lived unbappily with
her husband, who IS residing in another
part OF the city, and bill Of divorce is
now pending.
Richard w Brown, residing in Second
street above Cailowhill, young man of
fair character and prepossessing exterior,
aged %, became much attached TO Mrs
w. and 10 this unhappy passion is TO be
attributed The melancholy particulars of
this dreadful evcnt-alInost unpaE9 lleied
in the history oil our orderly and quiet CT
ty. Brown suspected ttat the affections
of Mrs. Wade were bestowed upon ano
Their, and the demon ofjealousy took pos
session Of his mind.
He gave Mrs. W. an invitation to take
a ride with him, which she declined. To.
walk and joining her, they together en-
tered her premises through the back way.
Brown called her into front room say
ing he wished to speak 10 her, and then
on her compliance, discharged a pistol
loaded with duck shot, the contents Of
which entered her right breast. Mrs. w.
staggered out Of the room, crying out
am shot ~" am shot! !" A second had
hardly elapsed ere the report of another
pistol was heard, which was discharged
by the wretehed man into his own bosom,
and which al once extingnished his NOR
tai existence, and sent him with the guilt
of two fold murder on his soul, into the
presence Of an offended God.
The pistols are Of medium size, double
twist barrels, percussion locks, and the
stocks beautifully embossed with silver
they are entirely new, and were no doubt
purchased with view to the preparation
of the fatal deed.
Mrs. Wade sustains an excellent char
acter: and weare informed that notwilh-
standing the unpleasant state Of her do
nestle relations. she is an amIable woman
Doctors w. s Coke. and Lewis Rod
man have rendered her medical assistance
and we understand they do not deem the
wound dangerous, unless Inflammation
should ensue.
On bis person was found challenge
from an individual (whose name we sup
press for the present. and which is said
to have been accepted, A belief that
the affections Of Mrs. w had been bestow.
ed upon his rival was no doubt the in
ducemcnt to this awful tragedy.
A coroner's inquest WAS held over the
body Of the deceased which rendered
verdict of suicide, caused BY jealousy
Philadelphia Ledger
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-28

Hanging Of a child tWelre gears old
A child. said to be the son cold Vain
wright" Of puppet show memory. and a
dopted son in the family of an old man OF
the name Of Shoe in the neighborhood OF
Glassborough. in this county, was found
suspended by the neck with small cord,
from pole in a shed on the premises Of
his residence, on Sunday afternoon OF
last week Shoe and his wife, which
comprises his family had gone to the
cabin of some neishboring blacks about
half mile distant, leaving the child "a
lone. On their return about four o clock
he was found as above described, dead
but not yet cold. A jury of inquest was
empannelled before Justice FoIcer. who
refused TO find verdict of suicide, and
returned that he came to his death by
the hands of himself or some person or
persons unknown. Shoe and family, are
from Philadelphia, very poor. and he is
himself somewhat eccentric, wearing a
beard foot in length. &c: He says the
child was taken at the death Of Vain
wright who lived next door TO him in
the city. when but four years DID,
There was no apparent reason for a
verdict OF suicide much less for murder.
-ViIldgs Herald.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-28

Hard 1inles.-On Saturday, .tive hund
red dollars was given for the loan of thirty
thousand dollars for one day, and this too
when forty millions of the peoples money
are locked up for political objects by the
government. When ruin reaches them
their vengeance will be lelt.-.N Y Star
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-28

A new town called marion City" has
recently been laid out and settled, on the
bank OF the Mississippi, about one hun
dred and fifty miles from 81. Louis. The
Wheeling Gazette states that the sales
Of lots, in eight weeks amounted TO four
hundred thousand dollars, A short time
since there was whole colony of persons
arrived at Wheeling in a steam boat, on
their way to the new city. They carried
with them all kinds Of furniture, from the
humble spinning wheel to the elegant pr
ano forte, and likewise all sorts of farming
utensils. They had also in two keel boats
twenty five frames Tor houses entirely fin.
ished and prepared for putting up at the
moment Of landing at the point Of desti.
nation. This is em'sratins in an indie
pendent and wholesale way, and if Mari
90 city continues to receive many such
accessions it will soon become place OF
no little importance. -.dlec Gds.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-28

FLoRrDA.-Nothing definite (says
the Jacksonville Courier, of the 7th, J
has been heard from Gen. Scott since
the report Of his cannon announced his
arrival at the WythIacoochec, on he
29th uit. Shortly after the troops left
Fort Drane, the Indians burnt the place
Of Mr.. Brooks, about four miles from
the Fort. From the latest accounts,
it would appear that the Indians are
scattering. Trails have been discov-
cred leading in different directions from
the nation. They recently stole four
or five horses from Colonel G. Hum
phreys, near Micanopy, and have drl.
ven off several cattle. Should the In
dirus separate into struggling parties,
it will be impossible to remove them
this spring, and we shall be the prey of
a rowing enemy, driven to desperation
by the prospect before them, by hun
ger and starvation, or death. Total
ruin must await the citizens of Alach-
ua, unless Government come to their
relief.
Mr.. Lowe, who arrived from Alach-
ua last evening, brings the news that
Col. Lindsay met the Indians few
miles the other side Of the Wythla-
coochee, before he had joined General
Scott. Col. Lindsay fired upon the
Indians, who, after returning the fire,
fled TO the hammock. Thirty Indians
were found dead. Only one white man
killed. Further particulars, and the
consequences Of this engagement, we
arc unable to learn.
The steamer Santee reached this
place last night. 1t left VoIusia Sun
day mornng. Nothing had been heard
from Gen. Eusts since the day after he
left Volusia.
The three divisions of the Army
must have met ere this. The conse-
quences we are anxions to learn.
Some invalids who arrived a few
days since from Volusla, report that of
seven hundred men belonging to Col.
Brisbane's Regiment, three hundred
were unable to proceed on the march,
through sickness occasioned by the
hardships to which the men were I'M
accustomed, and the prevalence of the
measles among them. Poor fellows !
they doubtless find that fighting lndi.
ans is not "what it was cracked up to
be-"
BY the arrival Of the Dolphin from
81. Augustine, VIC learn that Gen. Ma
comb left for Tampa Bay yesterday.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-28

The Corn Planter.-A machine Of this
name. for which patent has been obtain
ell by Henry Blair, free man Of color.
Of an adjoining county of Maryland, is
now exhibiting in the Capitol. II is We
~ simple and ingenious machine, which,
as moved by horse, opens the lurrow,
drops tat propcr intervals, and in an ex-
act aud suitable quantity the corn, covers
it, and levels the earth so as, in fact, to
plant the corn as rapidly as a horse can
draw plough over the ground. The in
ventor thinks it will save The labor oleight
men. We understand be is about TO mo-
di(y the machine, as TO adapt it TO the
planting of cotton. If it will accomplish
las we incline TO believe it wilD all of
which he suPposes, it will prove to be OF
great utility. Nat. Int
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-28

Mr. James ID. Brown, one of the State
Engineers Of Virginia, son of Jas. Brown,
Jr. Esq, was drowned a few days since at
the Seven Islands. in the James liver, near
Middleton's Falls, Fluvanna county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-28

= Monument TO WashmglOa.-We learn
from the n. Y. Commercial, that the new
city of Newark IN. j. has resolved to e.
rect monument to the Father of his coun
try-and with that view has procured a
design from Mr. Thorn, The monument
is equestrian, of American marble. and
thirty five feet high; with pedestal four
teen feet square. The figure of Washing
ton is TO be nine feet in height. The cost
will be about 500 ,OOO,-of which one hall
is already subscribed Bait. Fat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-28

dupes, they must never indulge the
vain glorious imagination that they are
incapable of being deluded; that they
must distrust and watch their agents,
distrust and watch themselves, watch
over their Constitution, their laws, and
especially their public treasure, upon
which the rights they SO nearly value
essentially depend.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-28
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
In the II. ofRepresentatives, April
0, 1896, it was
Resolced, That it is expedient to in
struct the Senators and request the
Representatives of this Commonwealth
in the Congress of the U. States, to use
their endeayors to obtain the passage
OF law by Congress to prevent the
introduction of foreign paupers into
this country, or to favor any other
measures which Congress may be dis
posed TO adopt to effect the object.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-28

We insert 10 day says the National ID
telligencer, Of the 23nd inst-the Report
from the Treasury Department, stating
the moneys in the Treasury, and the Banks
in which these moneys are distributed &C.
cording TO the latest returns. The opIn.
ion gains ground that in this absorption Oh
money by the government, there turks
great danger TO the whole circulating me-
dunn of the country, and consequently 10
every branch of trade and commerce, not
to speak of The effect Of an explosion upon
the value of every description improper
ty The opinion is universal, we suppose
that the amount nominally in the lrea'u'
~ is every way less safe where II IS 'nan
it would have been but for the vIolen! re-
moval Of the deposites lrom the sale sau''
of the Bank Of the United States INTO 'D0:o
of the Deposite Banks. II is very Ou.f
ously in the power of the Executive nO"'
if the same disposition existed IN that guar
ter towards the Deposite Banks a. GU ~
wards the Bank of the United STATES "
spread, with very few strokes OF iie Is.
universal bankruptcy over all tins leSsg
Of Depositc Banks. What lur'lea y ~" by
the power of the Executive to. ellsc' ~, y
the possession Of this tslisman (besIdes .n0
bribery of the people with Their own VI. G GSt
ney) may be in part inferred from 'n 'h ;s
stated in the subjoined paragraph " !. .Ob'
we have corroborative iniormauoh''
stantialIy true that is, it is true thai nO'''
of the Bank of the United o's'e' n.,.
been refused at the Land ollices' ."iI al
wards received at discount, anu i''sV
q premium.
From the New York Gazette
A friend has informed us oil Tue 'o'v n
ing facts, which were commun'9s;;o y nj,
him by gentleman just arrived ~ the
city from the West. They disclose ~" .ot
disgraceful conduct OF oose ,;oa by
agent, which calls for invesusanu nv land,
Congress. At a recent sale OF pun :, nav in
the purchasers came prepared - which
bills of the Bank Of the U. o'a's a., mar.
they had brought with them ior .nas len
pose. After The sale, these bills "ei n1,.ed
dered in payment, but they "s' a had re-
nv the ageni who stated tbat he hau ,a ~
ceived orders to that effect lrom p" . a,s sc.
ton, In this dilemma, the puIena 'so, him.
cepted the friendly offers oil lhe a = sr mole,
self, who very kindly discounted 'n '.'t He
at the moderate rate Of fire per es 'a fund,
subsequently, disposed Of these sa rs remit
to individuals who wished 10 niaa s,;nm Of
fences to the eastward, al a pl' me tram
| two per cent; thus realizing py 'nS the
saction, as he himself ackno"leujs SSlar,l
handsome sum Of sirty thousand "''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
.1jCT.ONAND COMMISSION
Ne y; .%tIss.

IOllN Z. y PAVE. .iuctoneer, and General
Commission fa.#z &, .'.5s NJ SINGER f54.i
10 generous pa lie, ,"r the hbcl4l fatfonase he los
received At then maids lie stu continues tie above
business in ali its branches at his extensive Auction
House, opposite to the Banks, and hopes by unre-
hitting attention to business to merit continuation
VI the patronage Of his friends aud the community
generally.
he has in Store, and intends keeping constantly
on hand
St Croix Sugars, Laguyra and ST. Domingo Cot
lee, Gun Powder and Imperial Teas, Los. and Lump
Sugars, New Orleans and West India Molasses, III
nhds and bbls. Sperm and Talow Candles Russct,
Black and Sole Leather, Raslns, Pepper, Cap and
LetterPaper, Segars, Fancy Soap, Gun Powder, Re.
&C, which he will sell at a small advance. Mct-
chants in own and country respectfully invited to
give him call JOHN X. ID. PAYNE,
duct'oneer and General Commission Merchant
Bank Square.
Jan II Is