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,JSEN REaY'S
Burr NIL Stone Establishment
IN FRONT ST BETWEEN WOOD u MARkET,
PITTSBURGH.

IN FRONT 81 BETWEEN WOOD " hhhNhE@j
PHTTSBUR RICH.
TO MILL OWNERS d MLLLERS.
The Undersigned, owners OF Merchan'
Flourlng Mills, in Pennsylvania, Ohio,
and Western Virginia, having seVerally
purchased and for some time had In Ope-
ration, French Burr Mill Stones, manuf
actured by MIR John Rhey of the city to
Pittsburgh, take a pleasure in stating tha
their Burrs, both ir the quality ofthe ma
teriaI and in the workmanship, have CIV
en- the most entire Satisfaction,
The enterprise manifested BY MIR Rhey
iu establishing this maoutactoTy, his eX-
ertion in procuring the most experienced
workmen, his care and skill in The seIec'
ton Of stone OF u superior description, ,
strongly recommend his establishment to
the notice Of purchasers, and we are hap
py to have it in our power TO bear this
public testimonial IN his favour.
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40 Grades assorted Queensware ,'difer
ent sizes. All OF which we offer on &C
commodating terms.
CATLETTM HEATON.
WellsuiIle, June II, 1886.
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DISSOLUTION ofPARTNERSHIP.

Carrollton, August 5, 1886.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04
,.- m The 2ed Of Oc,obcr. from The War Depars.

!, answer on the 22d Of Oc,obcr, from The War Depart
,,cn, that there appropriation authorizing the
,nc,surc; and tha, the PRESIDENT under existing cir
"M,nsances did not consider that the within
his constitutional power to call into service an additional
even for the defence Of the country At the time
Cncral Clinch advised that four companies Of
,r ,roops had been placed undr his ORDERS in lieu IF
.,l,s mounted militia. when. however, ut u subsequent
period namely, on the shl h Of N"ysmber, Gen CLneh
SSmnors. he had called for one Hundred volunteers
anJ asked the approval Of The President. ,ha, approval
was py. &c day alter the receipt of thr letter, the
~, &c and Gen. Clnch was further authorized
,,I mon the Governor of Florida for any additional
s-re he msh, require This authority afterwards
s,,erJ,d to South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama.
'snIry,xr.GENEEALs Orrcr, Jan. 80, 1886.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04
FUR TIE F-VI2LIRER.
ENPILSGLSIi-tke hUhttui RcmcdY!

ENPU.NGLHti-te RghttM Remedy!
For the information Of the Wing members OF The l-c-
galure who are so shocked at the idea Of rEpunging
un entry from the Journals Of Legislative body refer
to the following case as directly in point: The Sc
nate of Massachusetts during the late War, passed
resolution rutvc the victory Of the Hornet over the
Peacock. They refused To pass vote OF thanks, alter
Lawrence fell, the ground that the was unncces
sary and niguous, and that it not becoming mo-
raj and religious people to express any approbaton &c
Ten years afterwards this resolution was by the Senate
e1puagcd from the Journals Of that body And for this
have the authority Of Mr. p Sprague late Senator
from Maine, in thu Senate Of the u. States In April,
1896 the debate in the House of Representatives of
the u. States, the Massachusetts Claims, Mr. Spague
Chen member Of that House, from Nlane) said in
TO General Hosons alusion to this resolution
"1hc gentleman, also, dnch upon the resolution a the
Seaate If Massachusetts, reiorc to the rict0ry Of The IIOr
net the PcacO need not declare that "erer could
haze aSSrncd to Mnt rrsoiution might 10Th pride
say, Mnt rencrotcd Purrnt, mtmbcr Of tint body,
opposed at tie time, ind ten years atteroars 7cas the
If TIC rtsoiution ,hich EXrUSG ED Il from The
cords (See Debate in I'd VOL, Cd part of Congress-
ional Debates, pare 2llS)
Here, then, resolution which the Senate had the
suunal right TO pass was ten years afterwards,
plunged from the Journals by the same body dlSgracc
full the character OF the State and demanded,
doubt by the people, act Of justice 10 her patriot
ism and love Of country Why shall not the thing
be asked by the People of the u Satcs of her Senators
in Congress, 10 this unconstitutional impeachment by
the Senate, Of the President Of the u States
FRANKLIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04

wants, who as possessing superior knowledge, may de.
opposition to their wishes and rely upon his ability
to convince them subsequently oftheir nirroty And,
tative at his discretion, whatever may be his belief or con-
vicon of the will of those of whom he processes to be the
ssrrant With all the purity and intelligence this gen.
neinan may possess, and am willing 10 concede him
doctrines ike those just adveted to- there iy
ing none who ever did live, who could stand before the
American People.
bnt there Is ono more idea which would submit to
Mr. Mallys calm considerations Is it no, sranGc that
the Wings are now his puilIrs-hs deftndcrs-his
friends; Is this the position which Republican would
corrt; Are not these tie who did all they could
to defeat his ercton, and whom he would wish 10
stand b. him? Let him remember the Grccian Horse
and say, 7Imeo Dnnaos CT dona tcrentes ClVlS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04
THE MEDLA1IO.H.

Oar City teens with rumowrS; but the letters from
washington are sparse. and the papcrS not explicit
enough 10 the whole case. We rive all the articles
which they contain always excepting the Telegraph
from the list Of credible crrdtabe joirnas We pre-
sumo from the language Of the GLOBE that the good Of
noes o Great Britain be exercised in form
or otter-and the hope entertained Of amcable and
honorable adjustment. Since giving for publication
the extracts which appear in preceding columns we
have met with letter from Washington Of the Both ut
IN the last Baltimore Chronicle, Ia Wing papcr)-The
following are cxtracts-Ne give them find them:
acts, how French affairs stand. THAT the
mednns from England has I'rrs
possession o the Cabinet hut Cabinet been held
their Contents These believe to be iactsi have other In
he m Dccenbrr iin the following ninrmaon: offer oil
mediation as been made by England the French ministry mud
has been accepcdn similar has also started for tie T. States
lhc ornIon here that the President and Cabinet hive condition
what conditions the Fcncnan adopted All his
Is perfectly coeci will und public opinion will cry
to the sentiment"
Be the mediation absolutely conditionaYy accepted
repeat, with Mr. Madison, when he announced lifts
acceptance of the Russian Mission in 1873 in uppre.
ciuns the accepted proposal Of the of Grcat
Britain for lnstutng negotiations for peace Congress
will not fail to keep mind that vigorous preparations
for carrying on the in respect impede the
progress 10 favorable result whilst relaxation of such
preparations should the wishes of the United States for
aspredy restoration Of the blessings of peace be dsap
pointed, would necessarily have the most furious
sequences -Prfpare! Hrpare Hope for The hest, but
pr"rdc for Tic This is the maxim of wise men
and Of Statesmen. AT all events, Washington says
" PCace is the time 10 prepare for 1rdr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04

Let the other States take heed Of it-Tet them allow
this Bank to establish Branches, .7gcnecS in their bo
dera-,und what becomes of their own State Banks-and
how can they afford to pay bonus, when their great rival
pays these States nothirg'
Will Virginia authorize Branch in her bordcrs' Ne
YER Can she permit agency to be established for is
suing notes, and buying up foreign and inland bills Of
exchange? She first lays considerable bonus her
own Banks and then permits institution TO come in
which runs away with their profits and thus crppes the
means ct paying this bonus What becomes of any neto
projected State Hank, which first pays honus and then
has TO enter INF" competition with foreign Institution
which pays her M bonus?
Let Pennsylvania. especially, take heed 10 t-for, even
with The bonus, she is driving hard bargan-and still
which will faint The virtue of her people, and lay her H.
berries at the feet of the money King.
NO wonder, then, The Democracy Of The Keystone
State should swear upon the altar eternal hatred to
this corrupt and curruplag lnslu-n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04


sometimes Mcssrs. Editors, when the cares ana tnr
by intervals of leisure, indulge mysefin committing my
crude views on political subjects to writing for the press
to ALL through The medium of public journals is OF vital
importance, and though frequently abused by nose
exercise it, is nevertheless attendcdsgencray BY sauta
ry results The sovereigns of the land, may for time
bemised but that great engine of information he Tree
press which tends much, not only to establish ooi
to perpetuae free government, will ultimately oisPei
the delusion Discussion is what the people require to
excite reAection and light, that reflection may conduct
them to proper conclusions. In Republican Govern
ment such as hope our may ever be, fountain be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04
Tie Iou1 JUn.

"0nc the first men Of Tie age has been pouring forth
his 'deine eloqucncc" (the "Drina Comcdia) or the
two last days in The House Of Delegates. In less gura
tive phrase Mr. Brown of Petersburg, has been holding
forth for about five hours in opposition to The Expung
ing Resolutions Other orators able 10 make in
one day-but Mr. Is. has much more to say, has
little Of the great art IF condensng, that he mus, lake
days. We understand however, that he more
feeble and fallerng. On Tuesday he fell far below HIM
scll-Yes,erday he improved and his peroraon is said
10 have been eloquent. 1t is generally admitted that
Mr.. Browns speech is decidedly inferior 10 Mr.. Sum.
merss, of Saturday. The Wing WILL Of course, call Mr.
Summers another ''of the first men Of the age
Mr. Daniel takes the floor today, in support of the Ex
punging Resolutions. We much deceived if he does
not rival ut least, two Of these first men ot the age
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04

StLATE LANDS FOR SALE.-ln conformity with
~ decree pronounced by the Superior Court OF Chah
cery held for the Staunton District, August The attn,
1880 in suit between William NJ. Swoope, plaintiff,
and jain Nicholas and Alexander Garrett defendants
shall on the 9Th day of March neSt at the tavern of
liz nnc,ion 70 The highest bidder for ready money, the
Land and the proceedings Of said suit
mentioned
rc and to which the decree refers, is tract contain
inc one hundred and fourteen lying the waters
of Slate River and Hunts Creek, Inilej below the
VIRGINIA Mills, and three miles above New Canton and
the recently erected furnace Of the Buckng ham Iron
Manufacturing Company.
The Land is fertile and contains abundant quantities
Of Slate. Of the kind so well known in the Richmond
market by the name Of James River Slate.
If the day above advertised prove inclement the SAFE
will be made on the first fair day thereafter SUNDAY eH-
cepted. GEO. NJ. PAYNE, C0mm't St..I
February 4. eo-<a"tos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04
FATAL. DICI.

We hive seen letter, giving brief account ola duel
between Samuel Gwin, Esq, officer of the Land or
flee in Mississippi and Isaac CaIdwe Of that sn,f tor "
law From the letter appears, that at party given
by Governor Lynch, Poindextcr had publicly abused
Mr. Gwin which being resented by the hitter, Cald-
well took the quarrel off Of Poinde1tcrs hands Tho
parties fought each armed with four PISTOLS taking their
positions thirty PAGES apart with the right of advancing
MI Twin advanced: receiving the fire from four OF bis
antagonists pistols, one ball taking effect in his breast.
The wound Is considered by his physicians mortal -
When Mr. Gwn discharged his third pistol MIR. Cald-
we'll fell. and soon after EXPIRED GioEe
(FtOm the Columbus (Ttnn) Dcmocrn,)
JAcRsoS January 18th, 1876.
Ucar Sir: On yesterday morning our friend Colonel
Samuel G win met Judge Caldwell in single comba, OH
the edge of Clinton, armed with four pistols caci and
received the word FIRE, at 30 PAGES, with leave to ad-
vance at peasurc-both were MORALLY wounded Cald.
well died in about one hour and half-Gwn died in
the evening" OWNS first pistol fired in the ar-botl,
acted bravely. In haste, respectfully your friend,
(Signcd) T. ii. WILLIAMS.
Mai. j. IL. BANroS, Mt. Pleasant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04
Office.

ANY rnc this Legislature who Desires, will be furnished WIN
one or more copies EN UAIiTY te Etr:iSe q ne R"
Of Inst, ucon People, calling Mr.. White, 1t his oce Up
ou,itr the Bell Tavern.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04

~ONALD ADAIR will make his next Season at his
g q former Stand Mount Clement, near Tappahan-
mock Essex county, and at King Queen Court House.
-'e'"'' " - apF|1 JNO P WHITE.
February2. eo-"o"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04

This proAgate and unblushng paper chuckles at the
prospect Of charterng the Bank Of The United States
The '2OGO s,pendiary is looking out. perhaps for
ther dOuccur-' II (says he) were ylranians,
should say, God speed it. We should rejoice at the
prospect Of increased prosperity and wealth, which it
cannot fail to yield But as icc Workers. We confess we
feel humbed and mortified. With all his pretended
modification, however, he crOlcing the Like
the Satyr, lie blows hot aud cold in the breath
We have another case before U.s. to show how ready
he is TO shit his coat to suit his purposes. When
the correspondence between Mr. Mayo and the three n
York Counseors appeared, who indignant than
M. NJ Noah' lie calls it al plot-Mc Old Dominion
put undcr espiOnogetO Tie Empire Statc lie ind grant
ly exclaims:
preux chevacr' Of the 'u ponoin had been hocus
poeus made to wear The Ha collar and badge OF political scvi-
proud State is danger OF being placed also under species Of
eaa, enO0se at tho nsal0" OF combination OF in
say cofu,
rcjoice that the proposal repccd by Nj Mayo with iusna"
contempt Turnrd indeed, be the character OF
pcct due himself anA his professions to cnLeavor suhn"
pa"e to their arGrice by violating lie sances OF
But sooner does Citizen Noah find that it is Of
his party, good wings, who concerned in this
transaction, than preSto' changc'Ile takes key
-nnd sottrns down. and even jusirs the espionage
Hear him!
mukns remarks Mr. Mayos letter from Richmond
and the proposed obnin knowledge Of the credit and
standing trading TO this city, learn that the prucct
by 10 anu That plans OF similar caruc
osscs-W6ls, fist blush this practice startlc huss who
euquirc necessity, cnrn the other hand
that merchants fair Sa"dng who make purchases in this city,
entirely cp-prc pan they cnci
character cuptu buy soods New York with
no to pay for ihcn bring them the ccs
West an, Sun,h uoIersv fair dealer; Practice
is s9dO bece "ccho", ofcapa or carnc
objects the ohs credit
facilities. i that jodbe who sell cedi,
nine months compelled risks in the
CREDITS nn safety that they should
confidential ofnomniion the character
purchasers who themselves such their
ro" therefore, the project Of nsceItan the standing ofuch
is Objectionable AT first considered '
luIpp We lpay / In and tn lacl
dear friend of the Evening Star They par mobile
Truyr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04

friends Of Van Buren, and johnson by the ears 1t is
just like him. But the pistol will miss fire. The Star
publishes letters, from Richmond Of the 18th, and
Washington of the 22d ult. The former states, that
"Previous to the meeting Of the Legislature, the Vice
President, Mr.. w. c. Rivcs Thomas Richie and others
held here, at which it was determined, we'll
TO heal the wounded honor Of the exalnbassador as
conclae the feelings Of revolving State that the
Of old Tecumseh should without ceremony, be stricken
from the ticket -1he letter states that Mr. Van Blu.
knowing that Firg nia was not altogether satisfied
with COL JUhnson's nomination, went to Richmond be-
fore the meeting Of Congress- and made arrange.
mcnt to have the Legislature Of Firg inia nominate
Judge Smith, Of Alabama a candidate for the Vice
Presidency. Col johnson now sees himself sacrificed
and betrayed by MIR. Van Buren'-The whole story is
as bungnr as it is false. Ist Mr.. Van Buren, did not
come Rlchmond-2d. No conversation took place be-
tween him and Mr. Rves about the nomination of Vice
Prcsideut-d. There was no caucus held here with Mr.
Rives and others upon the sutherland 4th Not word
passed, as well recoect with MIR. Riyes,
the substitution of Judge Smith for Col Johnson. The
whole story is an intention Of Me enemy!
We stated on the 2StE ut; that MIR. John Y Mason
was never candidate for the peakcrs Chair, and that
he had never communicated with n single member. OF
Congress on the subject, &c. We intended to state,
that he had communicated with them Tor The pur
pose Of obtaining their support. Bot the expressions
used lave been msconstiued, conceive II an act
of Justice TO Mr. asun to state understand, that
he had communication with his most Intimate irends
on the subject, in the rccess-that when he reached
Washington, before the commencement OF the Session,
he conversed with several members Of both parties
though he sought such nterviews-,hat IN these
conversations he used effort to procure nomination
and support for the oice-,ha having asccrtained TO his
own satisfaction, that his political friends preferred an
other gentleman, he would not consent to become
canddae-and thai he uniformly treated with k'nd
ness, drlcacy and respect. MIR. Mason never Socutd
the olce-entcrcd into no intrigues-made bargains
the base ibel and the bold assertions of certain wing
Presses, TO the contrary notwithstanding.
II We must throw ourselves upon the patience Of
our Correspondents. We still literally overwhelmed
with Debates, Communications, &c.-The letter from
the Rev. MIR. Henderson Lee will appear in our next
Also the letter from Abemare, ION the James River ln
provement-and The Reply TO "Nlason"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-21
DIED.

On Saturday last, Mr.. p. Onv.
= much respected citizen OF this county. syed !
Don't 80 years.
From the charlestown Free Press.
aWhat though his days were few
Virtue, not rolling years, the mind matures.n
Died, at the residence Of Mrs. Eliza Crigss
on Sunday morning tho goth of December. lse5
Mr.. g DUvAL PoLg, ia the 23d wear Of ~
age-eidesf sen Of the late Robert Polk. Eso. IL
w ashington City, ID. C..
The subject Of this memoir was deprived Of
his father al an early age. The event which
rendered HIM an orphan threw him upon his own
exertions for the means OF support. Although
his childhood was characterized Y Indications of
mental superiority, yet, as the means Of further
intellectual Improvement were not available. h.
engaged TO learn the mercaatile business with =
gentleman OF this village. While employed IN
the faithful aud conscientious Discharge OF ire
duties OF his station, his mind becac,e Impressed
with the Importance Of reiigion and the necessi.
" Of securing an interest in the blood cs the A.
toncment These impressions being cherished
and cultivated, ct length resulted in his cordial
acceptance oitae Say iour as the oaiy hope OF
me perisfiag, and IN his cOansctiCn with the
presbyterian church in this place. Ia a few
months after he had made an open avowal of his
attachment to the person and service Of the Re.
deemcr, " was forcibly impressed upoa his
mind that it was bis duty to rcuounce his secular
employment and ccnsecratc himself entirely t6l
the glory Of Christ. The connsris of his pious
friends concurred with the Suggestions or his eva
heart and after mature deliberation and inpor
tnnafc prayer, he al length resolved 10 serve his
Heavenly Master in the Ministry of i.concilia.
ton. After three years ofinfense study he was
seized with a violentfsver, which had for SOME
time previous been gathering strength, s. which
now assumed an alarming attitude bidding de-
nance TO every remedy At.iength after being
confined 70 his bed for The tedious space OF 26i
days. his spirit was released from its earthly
prison, and winged its way TO those mansions Of
rest prepared for those who, while on earth, walk
ed in the ways Of him who was iowiy aid meek.
and who lald down his life 10 secure the saliva
tion o ffallen man.
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JOHN sTROTnER, Q,
january Il, IS36-2m


VTIgGITTxA:-At rules holden in the Clerk
office OF the Circuit Superior Courl Of Law Il
Chaecery for Morgan County, OH Monday the
7lh day Of December, 1886.
Philip g. PendIesoa rig.
against
Lawrence McKcirnau. John O'Ferral admins.
traitor q lsuatius o'Ferral deed, and iona
tbaa Maaro. defis.
IN ~CHANCERY.
'HsHE defendants, Lawrence McKeir
u man. and Jonathan Manro. not ha-
wing ent..ed their appearance, and given
security according 70 the Act Of Assembly
and tie rules OF this court, and IL appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not Inhabitants of this commonwealth ; il
rs ordered, that the said defendants do an.
pear here on the first DAY Of the next term
and answer the complaiuants bill, and that
a copy OF this order he Published in some
newspaper 10 Martinshufg, for two moalhs
successfully, and a ike copy posted a,
The front door Of the Court-liouse in the
said county Of Morgan,
A Copy.--Iesie,
JAC0D REiCIIARD. c. D.
December 8, i535-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-21
"Vff4N NE NO III
January IL. lsS6-am

NIE1GINIAs-h the Circuit Superior cous,
o. Law and Casacefy for Berkeley County
January Rules. 1895.
AM Elizabeth Nichols, who sues By her next
friend, Andrew MeCleary pisg
against
john Mecieary, barton Campbell cx'r Of Cbas.
osrlek decd. aad confad lasmira d,fls.
IN CfIANcERY.
TIME defendant. Conrad IIogmire.
a. not having catered his appearance
and gwen security. according 10 the act
OF assembly aud the rules oil this court.
and u appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he IS on, Of this Commonwealth; ii
~ ordered, that The said deft ndant do en-
ter his appearance To this suit on the frs,
day Of the next term, and answer the blu
Of The plaiatif and that a copy Of this OF,
der De iofihwigii published in any news
paper within this county, and continued
Tor Two months successfully. and another
copy thereof posted at the iron, door Of
Court House OF the said county.
A Copy -Ieste.
JOHN STROTHER, @.
January ID, IS36-2n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-21
TRnST SALE.

I'm pursuance of the proyisionso f a deed
I'll Of trust, executed TO me rs trustee, by
V. GorrelI and Mary his wife, dated
the LIST day OF December, 1854, aud Of re
cord in The Clerks Office Of the county
court of Bsrkely, to secure a debt due to
The executors Of Abraham Gprfell, decd
! will offer for sale, 10 the highest bidder.
for Cash, on SATURDAY, the 30lh day OF
the present month. before the Court house
door. in Marlinsburg chat handsome. well
formed iron. grey seed horse, called
S0U1IIERN ECLIPSE;
late the property CT the said Abraham
Gorreli, decd Also, if necessary to pay
debts secured by the deed Of tust. all the
estate, right, title. and interest OF the said
Jacob y. GorreH, in and 10 the estate OF
bis father. Abraham Gorrell. deed
Also. all the estate, right, title. interest,
and property Of tie said Jacob v. Goerell
and Mary his wife. in and 10 the Land de
rived from The estate OF the said Mary's
father, Nathan Vanmetre. deed.
WASHINGTON EVANS.
Trustee
.Ianuary I. 1896 st