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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-25

FIRE DIsTRICTs.-For fire in the first district the
City Hall bell strikes This district is bounded
as follows-on the S. by Mara street, the w. by
the North River, the E. by line running from the
City Hall crossing Broadway ct Reed ST., Canal st
between Sullivan and Thompson, the Cemetry at the
end of Varck ST. and terminating at the fire limits be-
tween 18th and 18th streets on the Ninth Avenue.
For fire in the second district the City Hall bell
strikes two strokes. 1t is bounded as folows-on the
W. BIZ the east line of the LIST district the n by the
FIRE limits extending Dist street, the r. by line
commencing at the City Hail. running through Elm st.
crossing yauxhaIl Garden and the Sd Avenue at the
junction Of Dist street, and terminating at the fire limits
on Dist street.
For a fire in the third district the bell strikes three
times This district is bounded the w. by the
east line Of the ID district on the N. by the fire limits,
between 18th and 18th streets, and the E. by line
commencing at the City Hall, running through Cross
street, and coming in a straight line, E. N. E. until ii
terminates in the fire limits between 18th and 18th
streets.
For fire in the fourth district the bell strikes four
times Ii is bounded on the S. and E.. by the East
River and on the W. by the east line of The fourth dis
trict.
For fire in the fifth dristrct, the bell rings con-
tinually. 1t comprises that part of the city south of
Murray and Frankfort streets.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-25

10 Reuben M. Whitney has been detected smelling
the gravy of the Illinois Bank.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-25
NETWORK. THURSDAY. FEB. a5, 1896.
LATE FROM FRANCE.

The packet ship CHARLEMAeSE, Capt. Richardson,
has arrived from Havre whence she sailed the 18th
of January.
disagreement had takep place between some OF the
members of the French cabinet, and change OF minis
try was thought very probable.
Measures were in progress, not only in Paris, but also
in other cities of France 10 make collections of money
for the relief of the sufferers by the great fire in this city
Something of the same kind also expected TO be
going on in England
hence, has been appointed Lord Chancellor Of Great
Britain.
The affairs of Spain remained much the same as by
last advces and the interior Of France perfectly
tranquil.
Francis Depau, ESQ.,, merchant, of this city, has
breathed his last.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-25

Mr.. Editor,-I was greatly pleased with an article in
your paper this day, the subject Of the Post Office
If the voice of The business portion of this community
could be had, would appear that nineenils of the
persons interested, would vote for its removal down
town. live up town, and have place of business on
the North River,-in the course ofbusness am Obliged
daily TO visit Wall street every day. and find il very
troublesome to go out of my way TO The Retunda.
Hundreds who live up town, and who have stores up
town, Of my opinion, and trust the spectators
you meniion will in the end be defeated in their interest
ed plans. A RESIDENT IN GREENwIcH
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23
TPcsl,c. No. 67.l

AN ACT for tho payment OF certain com
pan;es Of the militia Of Missouri and In
diana, for services rendctedsnssinsi the
Indians ia eighteen hundred aud thirty
two
Be i, enacted By the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States oi
America in Congress assembled. That the
Secretary Of War be, and no hereby -,
au,hor;xcd and directed 10 ascertain The
sans severaily due TO those persons vho
perf,rmed duty in the companies eomnsn-
ied bv Captains Smith. CsaSford. George
Wallis. and Mathew r. Long. Of Tho mi.
li,is OF Missouri. and in The company "l
Captain d. Siglo,. OF the Militia Of India.
ma, for The protection of tho frontiers OF
those States against the ln,.ianr; aud TO
cause them TO be paid for the time they
were actually engaged in said sertiec !"
The gear eighteen hundred and .hir'y.swo.
q. the rate, and aceo, ding to tho principles
established for the payment of similar ser
vices rendered The United States; ioI The
purpose Of sfIceting which. tho sum OF
four thousand three hundred dollars il
hereby appropriated. GU, of any money IN
the Treasury no. otherwise appropriated
Approved, July sd. 1886.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23

ling, and planting Of the Maryland avenue,
in said civ. from its eastern extremity 70 The
said bridge, in equal proportions on the east
and west Of the Capitol, according to dis
tance.
SEC. g And be j. further resolved. That
!, shall be the duty Of the Commissioner "i
Public Buildings to attend TO lhedrass' caus',
the bridge 10 be properly IIgh'ed. TO suafa
against wanton injuries and obslfnct'o"s' ahu
to preserve due police on and near H. 50 as
10 ensure tho safety Of passengers and Of 'ne e
public property that said Commissioner s''ai'
receive for bis services the yearly compensa'
lion Of three hundred dollars. and be author
lied to employ three assistants, a! co"Pen'
sa,ion no, exceeding one dollar h''y cents .
day. ,.oc
Approved. Is, July, 1896
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23
fRKso,.urros No. io.l

A RESOLUTION 10 apply the ancxpcnded
balance Of The appropriation iof the ro'o-
mac bridge 10 the improvement o. mary
land avenue, leading thereto, ana LOT o'ne'
Porposes. -, ,p
Resolved, BY the Senate aud House o' ke-
representatives. Of the United States OF hnef'
"a in Congress assembled. That The ba'anee
Of the appropriation fof the construction o.
che bridge acsss The Po,omac. a, the CITY OF
Washington, remaining unexpcnded. after the
said bridge shall have been repaired III obcdl-
once 10 the directions contained in tho joint
resolution passed Tor that purpose at tho pre-
.art session Of Congress. be, and the samo
hereby IS, appropriated, to be applied. u"de'
line direction of,hc Commissioned OF the fuh'
lie Buildings, towards the graduation, gravel
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23

Il 10 be de plorcd lba. the rough aud restless
spiri, now mischievously ut work can
no, find some less costly materials for ex-
perimcn, than The ancient institutions Of a
free and flourishing land-somc less pre-
cious toys for tho caprice Of vivacisy or
ambition than the lives of Engli.hmen.
and the peace aad well.bcing of society,"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23
FOR SALE.

A Ligh, = horse Borouchc (en) with
IA harness complete. Also pair OF
we'll broke young horses. if Immediate
application be made they can pc ptchascr
low. ALSO.
Two read wagons with harness cenpIc,c,
and n fra, rate saddle horse. hply a,
this Office.
June ls-2l.-tf
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23
Just Arrived!
Great and Important News
FROM VlkCINlA!

This day notice has been receised OF
the Virginia Schemes 10 be drawn during
the month Of August, presenting series
Of prizes never before offered, including
3 Capitals Of s3o,UO
do 81, 5,0G0
q DO 10000
in Grand Consolidated Lotteries, all I" b.,
drawn IN August. Early no!icc is given
that distant Advcniurers may be enabled I"
forward their orders iu time, to
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23
ORGANIZATIONS.

Ia onter to obtain the benefs-ef TIE Sd sec.
tion Of tie act of Congress Of tae Hs
July, 1886.
sr.ir, rsHsrroar' ." Dl'ra'e' -.
On this day of personally
appeared before tho OF the
A. B. a rcsidcn, Of IN inc
county of and statc, icts'soIs'
District Of aged years. who,
being firs, duly sworn according to law
doth, on her oath, make The following
declaration. in order to obtain the beneh.
Of tho provision made by the act oi Ion-
gress, passed July 4, 1886. Ihs' sue Is
the widow oi VINO was was.
Thcrc inser, the rank the husband hcid Ia
thc army, navy. or militia, as the case
NAV be, and specify tho service perior-
med, as Greeted in rule No. 4. OF these
regulations
She further declares that she was mar
r;ed To The said !, on the
day of in the year seventeen
hundred and that her husband,
tho aforesaid died on the
day of and that she rcmained WI
dow ever since that period, as will more
fully appear by reference to the PROOF
hereto annexed.
Sworn 10 and subscribed, on the Gay
and year above written, before -
July II.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23
Approved. Iul, Alb. 1886.
WAa DEPARTMENT,
Pcnsiiou Office. july o. 1885.


In order Ia carry Int. efec, the &C, Of Con-
grr.s Of The 9Th July, 1886. cn,,slcd "An &C,
granting half pay to the widows or orphans
whcsc ,h.n hasbanGs and fathers have died
OF wounds, received IN tho military service
OF the United Sta,as, in certain cases, and
fos o.her purposes" the following rule, hatc
bccu prescribed BY The Prcsidcn, Of the Uui-
ted states. aud adopcd by the secretary 'd
War; and ,hsy arc now pub'sshcd for the IN
formation oi applicants under that Iaw
L. Applicants under the first section Of the
ac, mus, produce the bcs. proof the nature Of
the case will allow, a. 10 the scr,,ce oi the de-
ceased officer or soldier tho time when he
died, and The complaint Of which he died.
and tic supposed cause Of his disease. !.
must bh clearly shown III what company and
regimen, or corps he served. aud the grade
he held. Such proof must bc had, either
from The records of the War Department. The
muster rolls. The testimony Of commissioned
officers, or the ailidas,is oil persons of known
rc.pcc,abili,y. From similar SOURCES evidence
must be derived as 10 tho period and cause OF
the dca,l, OF the officer or soldier.
2 The legality Of the marriage. tue name
of the widow, with those OF her children, who
may have been under sixteen years Of age
a, the limo Of the fathers dcccase, with tho
state OF territory and county in which she
and they reside, should be established. The
legal Of tue marriage may be asccrtaincd
by the certificate u the clergyman who joiu-
cd them in wcdlock, or The testimony OF res
pcclablc prrsons having knowledge OF the
fact. The usc and number of children may
bc asccrtaincd by tho dc position of the moth
or, accompanied by The testimony Of rcspcc-
table persons having knowledge Of them. o,
by transcripts from the parish registers, duly
authenticated. The widow at the time Of al
lowing the half-pny, or placing her on the lis,
for ii, mus, show ,ha, she has no, again mar
rcd: and mus, moreover repeat this a, the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12

IN the srssrg. on Monday the 4th, the h,ii FOR The
admission Of the State of Afkanss to the Uuon, was
read ,hlrj time aud pa.sei-yeas 81. nsys o. Tie ex-
punsiny resolution was thea taken up, and Mr. lc "a
iIre,.eJ the Senate Bepre be had ncluied has re-
marx. ne gave way ior motion 60 20 into executive
session Amer snort session, with ciused door, the
Senate alI0umel.
ia the IIorsE the debate was resumed on the Ken
lucky rt..utons IN favor Of distribution Of the lro-
coed, ol public land-.
The discussion Of he Navy appropriation bill
.uuiel and Mr Jarvu adirc'fed the iiouie uut! The
u,u hour Il al iouTumHUi when Ar ROberson obtained
the q or, aud the House adjourned.
ia the sIEArE O Tutsiay The 9Th Mr Benton 90
leave introduced bill lor supplying the Mui, from tho
Det. ste Banks with silver tsiliuu. The amount
which will to dsmsndsi, OF lressat, will be about
mto1 Of dollars per month
tis 90 authorize the importation 81 certain Hrtele'
rec Of duty va. considered an Of the whole
The sapunying esolution again taken ui snd Nj
Leigh concluded his srSs when he commenced yes
ier.y The resoIuioB Was thsn laid the table, sne
| ,rlcrtd 10 be printed
10 the HorsE. Mr. ADAM, by leave, preseUied ih'
re,o uon, q the Mss.sehussli, legis'crs fsis'iTs
! -. Sor'h E-,'r-z P5us's'f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12

INV iNfh hlaffN o.
florida. We have seru letters FROM fort Drasf
e iiih os,sni slcr the friufu 81 tho un'ici co..
COS ofGcnetsls Gsinrs and Chach, 'he departure ef
Gen. Gaines ior Nes Orleans. and the junction 81
iion. Scott. They do anf confirm I'c accounts 70
ccised by the steamship 81 trcay having been ef
lccicd oy Gen. Games with the Indians On the con
,nry, II IS believed tia, they mean To eel their
lnes dearly battle. rather than DC removed from
he soil Of FIouds.
To make n sure. and render escape ip the crer.
gi,iios IMPOSE lble Gen. Scott WAS drawing Gordon
around the position uf,he ssugcs, 80 that uncou
diiioua Submission. Ct hopeless battle vii be their
only resource.
Gen. Gaines' force was twelve days enttcnchod
On the Oniahinooochee without hszlrdnr a sort,,
surrounded duflng he whole period by he Indians,
and but FOR the timely march IF thnch and bis Tor
ces 10 the rescue, would alike from famine and the
enemy have been IN imminent danger of des,rpc-
ton After the junction, an attack on the cav
age foe might have becu made with advantage,
but there were no mure provisions than would
carry back the united command to fon Drane-
and retreat was therefore orl'red, which Vas IN
mulesied by the enemy. The whole loss o
Galnes' force, was Eve killed ,ud 80 OF 60 woun
| ded.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12
Joshua Iiromiry,. Esta,c.

D,,,r,ot ef Raig-d .. ID ,hs, a, stated
Probate conr held at Ru,lsod, ~hhin sra or
aid district, on the FIRST Mondsy. tting ,hs
alb dss 81 Apiil. 4. y. 1886,
Anna Bf"mlsy, Ndmni,itsris OF the estate,
of Joshua Gtou''"y, lac NJ Dsah, in said d.atici,
Deceased, proposing To ,entct IN sccouht ofh,t
administration aud present her account sgsina
said estate for allowance
Oriercf. That said account he examined in
court, al a session thereof To h. holien at n.
Prohi,r Office ~ Eu land, within aud fc' said de.
u'cl on the l.. MONDAY 81 May NEXT and
that he publication ola copy Of this otdct, three
weeks succcs>ivcly IN the Rutland lictsd. rrin'.
ed a Ruilaod. rs soon q, ma, be, shti, be ,rr.
6cirn, notice to all concerned to appear. !; they
see causr, and object thereto.
I6 T. ~. m PKLN'S Rel IT,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12

II the Coasnttisv q Wtys md Mosn. 60 ~ ~
n he eie 10, proyfers o. last a. he oaEhi SIN
"a bvs s.es q the nouss' TIE Sprakc' es'a
2~ss rrnstks were 30 rr,s,,a'. NJ. WISE $40
- .hsal1 r.u-rnbef that word "rrie'snt' % 'he
b. Of lAs death lie bc'sers5 hey acre 70 b
nnrrss TheY must 10 tcn' homo ~ psrif be
~, f.r.arh. CD, 80 wts 10 saecomS 70 mare
- aas he, uc,. ieid ~ icfsa'. that tie minor
d, oeFhi 70; 90 eanplHjr, ought no' 10 feSis' Nben
o~a.ss. even on til, ques.iQn.in itnuwosi man
20 ne,ef hricfr wi'nessoG N ibsi hall lie 'nq"i-
- fihis va, not irps The present mslnthy
~ bern the meet iyrsnniesl that ever ruled IN &C.
49,. ~ that ever d,efsced eVuniry. Nay, ihoy
a. been tho most ~tRk, lhs most hepghng ~
pary. tk,, bad ever ssg'tcoa ,hs' hsh. hf BY.
nsm, Who wss ~uihiAs under tins lash, 30 unspsr
kyly applied. to,e TO ORDER, and snqpree II 'he ma
ts'ity we're TO be thas HigustlRd.
b Mi Wise eeni,nacd his strain unul compelled to
sahs hls ,o.,. NJ nynam, wssing more sngry. ssd
sbs member FROM Virgins should not refer Ia aim,
N o, oct 9th. Housc. ss one 81 ibe mslon'y, 90
o. one q the patty. in the manner he hsd dome
H. ,houid not bully him. Mr. Wise ss,d be wish
D. go Ne respectful 20 the House. A. 10 bullying
she gentleman from North Carolina, he 's the las'
nsn should think of bullying should o. soon
kuily fy. - you--addressiag him. Mr. Btnum
said, " tie gentleman wsnts % insult me Jet hiu
g. 20 DOT " the Hoose. Il be dare. some o'hei
words were bsudie3 TO and fro. winch could not be
FSisiinc,ly heard or recorded, from the excitement
Shich the msnnet Of the two members INSIDE conia
sious TO every auditor Mr Mercer tired TO inter
pose. Mr. Bynum los, oil control Of hm-et rof'
sffom his sea-, and shaking his 6s,, exclaimed "fo'
ID scoundrel" proceeded towards the seat &C
cup,cd BY Mr. W. Many members arrested h'
course. The Speascr promniy directed the Ser
gesn,-st Arms 10 take hin into custody, amds
loud cries If order. order. The friendly oihccs q
Mr. Mercer and Mr. Thomas were. however suhsc
qasu'ly happily successful in say'ng the angry fee
lngs the dspman's mutual concessions, expla
nations uud spoligies were made, and The iious
sdop,ed Resolution setting apart Monday an
Tucsdsy next fur the further consiJe suon OF Ia
subject sflors sitting of sireen hours at hall pas
4 O'Clock on the Sabbath morning Adjourned. Com
ment is unnecessary on the scenes have endeas
orcd to describe.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12
Freedom ErOsls Estate.

State Of rraoni, }INllE Hon the Pro.
Dit,iet If Rrtord, 1" i bate Cour; tot the
Di~ific, of Rutland
To the Heirs at law and all concerned 10 the
estate of Freedom Fros, late Of MouniholIy
in sad district, deccased, Grcdiar.
Whrrcas the administrator Of the estate afsfe-
said has made application TO this court for II.
o,nse sell the real estate nf The said dec srd,
for the payment oi the ust debts found due a.
ga,ns said ate and The costs Of settlement.
Jtcrct6cs, You sre hereby notified to appear
before said court Al session thereof, TO he hUl-
den ~ IA. Probate Office II Rn,and within aud
for said district on The Ut Monday OF MAY newt
AID give bonds for the pay meni o' said debts, ~
otherwise sh W cause, II any you have, why said
lccnse Shout not b. granted.
Given in Probate Court this 4tb day Of April
a ID. 1896.
l6 T. ~ HOPKINS ReFist,r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12
samuel Hobbs Estate.

Ddrjo' Of Rptioa - - that AZ cs'ed
Probate Coun held a, Ru'laud wiihin aud fhr said
District on III, first Monday being The All day
Of Aprl 4. u S36,
Nathaniel 4. Jones, administrator of the 80.
tate uf Samuel Hobbs late At Rr,lond in said
district deceased, proposing to rrod,r an account
Of his administration aud present bis account
against ,aiA estate for allow ancc
OrfcrcI That said account be examined in
cour', at session thereof to be holden NJ tho
probate Office in Rutland within and for said
district, on the first Monday Of Mey neNt-
And tha,'hr publication 81 ~ copy ri his order
three weeks succcssivcly in the Rutland Herald
rrin,ed in Rutland n soon as may be, shall be
sufficient notice to all concerned TO appear, II
thy cause, AMI object thereto.
l6 T. ", HOPKINS. REGISTER.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12
From Ii, Richmond Eng.i,er. .uuci &c,

From, IL, Richmond Enquircr March 10,
From Forida. "rhere is every reason 10 be-
iieSe that Powell (OscoaJ reua.ns with lis people
in tho same neighborhood. This j. most fortunate
far SCOTS operations. On the 25h, Eustis, with
100 men, would he a, Peihkckaha. on the road
from Tampa to Fort King aud Col. Lindsay bad
been expected be of Chichuchoiy, nearer to Tam
pn with abuu 500 men. Bot there is too mnch
reason 10 fear that the dispersion OF the 100 troops
from Alabama would embarross this part of the ar
rangemcn,. Gen Scott could not by The 16ih.
have heard of this unfortunate coairc temps, Clnch
on the same day, Ghe 25lh,) would be back on the
Wyhlacoochee with about 1900 men. About
400 OF Cllnchs wing had been left by Gen. Scott
on the ST. Johns but they would be up in time -
Whilst Scott attacks them in front, on the one
side Enslis and Lindsay were to close IN the rear
no, only to aid IN the engagement but to pre-
vent the escape to the Southeast. II the Indians
remain in their present position aud every body be-
Iicvcd that they would The great stroke was expec-
ted to oe given about the ooh yesterday '--end
some smaller bodies would then remain to be pick
ed up. The delay till the 25th 10 make II
certain that Enstls and Lindsay were in position
and to enable Cllnch receive from Picolaa AID Ga
| rvs Ferry he necessary subsistence. All the wa
goDs have gone to those places. Tie urmy was u
fine spirits, and Gaines troops recovering fast from
their recent svlferings. If Gen. Scott should sue
coed in his operations, he expected to be at IamP'
Bay by the 7th April.
How far the disappointment in receiving IN
d Ibe spnefFS WIZ epaiaSS o
We have every confidence. however, III the genlu
aud resources uf Gen. Scott"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12
Efy the last Nights Wall.


II'h WAX ~ fLpRip'
Au p1r"i "nmninp' 'l"'p r'" 81" = Z, 't'eltcI ~
Na-uu- 30 hulis tpyn oar lrt na' e. va" ~ d he 81
'l'ron. A th'i inH N" i'."n. 'a''"d or IN "ii'
SEQ che" 300 tn" an' '''"' "y % ' ''' ''- 'r sol'e
IN .f"Y."1s. % 'b.f' "- n" 90. ."l '' u'. r' "a
40 vIuL retire glii. compelled 't t.f," J. is Ia"
nprohIhlc tua, there i b great lp;ote, '. e. toe
gar ended General scott give. 70 e.. o".aS outIas
Of ht, pInn.-- IN Observer
81 have ,n.fru.. e. liberalization Epi.af 20 .c.,lr.
,. the un,r, ,hr t,st winch Gc oruli aa,, &, 4 r
o,,o ,xt.,, to ace c,..ut .n,top .an,c,,I,rea
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iony do violence TO the SINCERE cuhVi"h' 81 any wen IN
formed rc'der. OF whaicyet Pr,ncipe % p,M
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