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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-05
Hamp. co. Feb. ", 1856,
VIRGINIA. 70 WIT /:

1' AZ VIII
At rules holden in the Clsrk's OEe|
Of tho Circast Superior Court d
Lao and c,<ancsry for Tie counts|
of Hampshire, on The ist Monda|
IN December, 1885. Elisha GulicI
plaintiff, agains. ferdinand Gulicl
defen. dan,, IN CHANCERY. \
The defendant ferdinand Gv,lis
90, having entered his appearances al !
given security according to the asf
assembly and The rules Of this court, |
It appearing by satisfactory evidsn
that he is not an inhabitant of Il
country II is ordered, That ths So
defendent do appear here GA the j
day of the next court, and answer /
bill of the Plaintiff; and that a copy
this order be forthwith inserted
some newspaper published ID Romns
Cor two months successfully, and ii
another copy be posted at the "a
door Of the court.hoays Of the 81
county Of Hampshire- A COPY Tes
JOHN B. WHITE, ., y. !,
Dseemsrf ~, 1885.
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Mr.. Richard Poland,

Mr. Nlchard TOlanu3
SIR, PLEASE TO
TAKE NOTICE, that on Wednes-
day The Oh day Of April nezt, Of the
Office of William C. Woodrow, Esq,
Commissioner in Chancery, in the
town of Romney, between the hours Of
eight in the morning and six in the
evening, l shall proceed to take the
deposilions of Joseph Haines, Ssn'r.
Jonathan PownaIl, and others, 10 be
offered as evidence on my behalf in a
suit, pending ia the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, for the
county Of Hampshire, in which / am
plaintiff and you and Joseph Haines,
Jr. are defendants. l have taken this
method Of giving you notice, because
you are not an inhabitant of this Com
monwealth.
NANCY POLAND,
by John Myers, her next friend.
March 5, 1886.
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Mr.. Okey. johnson, John Snyder,
Charles l.. Snyder, Alonzo Weiton
and Harriet his wife, William W.
Snyder, Jonathan Carlyle and r
lizabeth bis wife-the said John;
Charles L., Harriet, William V. and
Elizabeth, being children and dis
tributes of Doctor John Snyder
decd, James M, William, and Ann
Hopkins surviving children ofJames
Hopkins, decd, A. Ricgart, Hor-
ace & Emily w. children Of Georgs
Ross Hopkins decd. who was ano-
ther Of the children of said James
Hopkins, Decd, James Washing-
ton, Emsline, Phoebe, Mary F. and
Anna Hopkins, children Of wash (
ington Hopkins, decd, who vas
another ofthe children Of said James
Hopkins Decd, and John B. White,
Administrator Of James Hopkins,
Decd,
TAKE NOTICE, that on Thats-
day tie S1st. Of March neSt, at the
tavern Of William Armstrong ID the
town of Romney, Hampshire county
between the hours Of SUM
rise and sunse. Of that day. shall
proceed to lake the dispositions 81 Pc
ter Harsell Sen., William Reese, Jo-]
seph Palmer, and others, which depo-
sitions when taken shall offer as evil
dence in two suits now depending ia
The Circuit Superior Court of Law and
chancery for the said county Of Hamp.
sgire, 10 one OF which suits am COM
plainant and We and others are defen-
dants, and in the other the said John
B. White administrator Of James HI
Bins is complainant and ye Except
the said John 3. White adm'r as afore-l
said) and myself aud others are defsa-
DAMS. Yours CSC.
SAM'L. COCKRILL.
Romney, Eeb. 27.-sds.
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Mr.. John z. jenkins,

Mr.. John Z. Jenkins
PLEASE TAKE NO
TIcE, that on Friday the LIST dag
of Aprsl nezt, (lSs6) between sun
rise and sunset ofthat day, at the store
of Robert Shefrard, in Hampshlrs
County, Va, 1 shall proceed, 10 take
the dispositions ofsundry witnesses, to
be offered as evidences in a suit IN
Chancery, bow depending in tbs Cir
cult Superior Court OF Law and Chan-
Gerry for Hampshire Couaty, in which
yeu and others are Complaiuants, and
and others are Defendants.
FREDERICK SHEETZ, e
Formerly Sheriff Of Hampshire countys
and as such Com. Adm'f. de boDis nom
of Jacob Jenkins, decd.
Hamp. CO. March $, lS30.-4w.
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LATEST FROM FLORIDA.
JACKSONVILLE, (E. F.) Feb. IS

JACKSONVILLE, e. F.) Feb. IS.
Mr.. CIum, who arrived here to-day
from Alachua, says, that friendly In
dian, sent out as spy by General!
Ciinch, reported on bis return that the
Indians are concentrating on the Wy
thIacoochee, near the battle ground on
the banks Of that river.
If,his be true, they are probably
collecting their strength for another
desp era te engagement.
The London Times of the 2Ist
states that the question Of the recogni :
ton OF the independence Of the trans
atlantic States is now under considers
alton at Madrid, and expresses hope
that the holders Of stock of those coun-
tries may, by such measure, be ena~
bled to obtain their claims, which now
amount to s25. 100000. Ii was be-
Iieved that the independence Of all
those States would at once be acknewls
edged,
y 49, . OBJ
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-05

containing Forty.Five Dollars on the
Branch Bank Of the Valley, in Yirgi-
mia, at Romney-two Ten Dollar notes
and Eve Five Dollar notes, all placed
10 one pocket Of the Book. The nom.
bers of,he notes not secollected as no
attention was paid to tdem. Nothing
else was 10 the Pocket book but the
money. Any person finding and re-
turning j. to me will receive a reward
of Five Dollars.,
JOHN L. DEW.
Hamp. co. March 5, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-05
TRANSPORTATION
On the Winchester & Potomac
Railroad.

= ME President and Directors Of
the Company have established
the following rates oftravel and
transportation between Winchester and
Harpers Ferry. {.
Fare through, with reasonable allow
ance of baggage for passengers set
down or taken up at the Depot, or the
Island of Vlrginius, pear tho Po-
tomac, 81 so
For any intermediate distance per
mile, O.
DOWNWARD TRADE.
Toll for transportation from the Depot
at Winchester, and delivery at the end
of Wager's Bridge on the Maryland
side of the Potomac. for flour per
bbl, IS
Wheat per bdshel. 5
Corn and Corp-meal, Rye and Rye.
meal. per bushel, u
Oats, s
Bar Iron, Blooms, Pig Iron and
Castings, per ton 81 80
All other commodities, per n.per
mile, IS. 6
Transportation to and from any interme-
date Depots, the Same proportional
rates with the above.
ASCENDING TRADE.
Transportation from the place on the
Maryland aide ofthe Potomac above
mentioned to Winchester.
For Plaster, per ton, LIS
Salt, per bushel, 8
Fish, per barrel. $50
Merchandise, and all other commodities,
per hundred pounds. II
And to and from any intermediate De-
pots, the above proportionate rates.
The above rates include all charges
incident to transportation, to and from
other companies. There will be a
small additional charge made at the
different Dspots, for receiving and for
warding-about 2 cts. on barrel OF
Flour, and similar rate for other
commodities. By order Of the Board,
JOHN BRUCE, President.
Ii is expected that the road will be
ready for Transportation early in
March. J. b.
Winchester. Feb. II, lss6.-4t.
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q Card.
J. W. F. ALLEN,
ATTORNEY 1T LaW,

Offers his professional services e
the public. He will attend the Courts
Of Hardy, and the quarterly terms Of
Shenandoah His Office is at present
at Bishops Hotel.
Moorefeld. Feb. II, I836.-6tpd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-05
Our lives are but winters day."

, b
"Our lives are but a winters day."
!. DEPARTED this life, on, the 22nd
inst, near the head Of Mill Greek, in
this county, in the 18th year Of her
age, Mrs, ELlzABETH PUReoT, con-
sort Of MIR. Henry Purgot.
The skill Of the deceased, 10 various
matters, connected with the welfare Of
her sex, rendered her very useful in the
neighbourhood 10 which she resided.
She has left the aged partner Of her boz
som, now 10 the S4lh year Of his age,
aud numerous children and grand chill
dren, 10 lament The loss Of an affection.
ate wife, and tender mother.
Feb. "a, 1886. lCoMM.
DIED Near this place, at the resi-
dence of her husband,on Thursday even
ing last, Mrs. PARTHENA PANCAKE, con-
sort of Mr.. John Pancake, in about the
28th year OF her age, leaving disconso-
late husband and four children to lament
their loss. Mrs. PANCAKE was par.
ticular favorite with all her acquaintan.
ces, and tenderly loved by all her con-
nexions.
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Attention Riflemen !!

lsu are hereby requested to parade
In iro. Of the courthouse in komney,
." SasNday the 1914 inst. in foil uni
form 'ore'ii. By ordefs
ISAAC PARSONS, o. S.
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Baltimore Market, Feb. rs.

Flour Se rs a 8l-Cattle on the
hoof, a. 90 5o-Hogs SO a 8 IS Ba-
con, hog round, l24c.-Lard, 10. Flour
in Alexandria, sc IS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-05

70 The Wings of Jefferson county,
have brought, out DR.. HENRY BoTELER
and JOHN DAVENPORT, Esq. as their cam
didates for the Legislature.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-05

g We have received ne Richmond
papers since Sunday last. therefore, we
are ignorant of the 'DorNGs' Of our Le.'
gislature.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-05
Lost,

ON Sunday the 2lst of F ebruary,
1886, between New Creek and Joan.
ma Dew's, small
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-05
Trust Sale

DY virtue of deed Of trust sx-
ecu,ed 10 the subscriber by
James Powell and wife, and du,-
ly recorded in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of Hampshire, for the
use Of John Hammock, l shall pro-
coed TO sell, at public auction, 10 ths
highest bidder, for ready money, on
Monday The All day Of April ssss,
8 Certain Tracts or Parcels d
LAND.
one Of which contains Ons Hundred
and Ninety Ono Acrcs--the oths|
Three Acres, and the other Sersnsy)
Sir Acres, all adjacent to each other
and lying and being in the County d
Hampshire, on the waters Of DilIon'|
Run, and adjoining tbs lands Of Jssil
Lupton and others. Spc.n title az j
vested in me as Trustee will be conf
veyed to the purchaser. Sale to taxi
place at Col. Blues Tavern, hetwee
the hours OF 10 add 8 O'Clock on "a; /
day. JOSEPH CLUTTER,
7rusts
Hamp. co. Feb. ", iss6.-,ds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-05

Whiskey \ Whisky y!
QUANTITY Of good Old Whis-
key, Baltimore proof, for sale
low, for cash, or on shorl
credit to punctual customers, by
FERDINAND STONE.
Near Springfield, Hamp, co.
February az, 1836.-3t.
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TRUST SALE

10y virtue Of a deed Of trust ex-
ecu.ed to the subscriber by
George Park, bearing date the
18th day Of June, in the year OF our
Lord l834,and ofrecord in the Clerks
Office of the County Court of Hamp.
shire. for the use and benefit Of John
Park, shall proceed to sell, at public
auction, to The highest bidder, for rea-
dy money, on Monday the an day Of
ApriL neat, Il.
A certain Tract or Parcel Of
LAND.
lying and being in the said county Of
Hampshire, on the waters of Tear
Goat, containing
1876 ACRES.
and bounded BY land belonging TO 10.
seph Holmes, Philip Horn and others.
Such title as is vested in me as Trus-
tee will be conveyed to the purchaser.
Sale 10 take place on the premises.
SAMUEL GARD,
Trustee.
Hamp. co. March S, 1836.-tds.
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raised by Mr.. Samuel Van diver. PED.
igree, &c. will be given in hand bills,
in due time.
HENRY +. SHEETZ.
Sheeis'a Mill, Hamp CO.
Feb. II, ISs6.-,f.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-05
NEw YoRk, Fee. ~.

New YORK, FEB. ~. ss.
Real estate, rents, houses, &c., are
exceeding all anticipations. The
Branch Bank, which was bought by q
company Of merchants for the Post
Office. for $is7 900, would now fetch
$25O,OOO. Some of the lots in the
'burns district" where the smoke still
issues from the ruins, fetched more at
the recent sales than they could have
got last year, with the houses standing
on them. One lot is mentioned as
having sold for $4,000, which before
the fire, was offered, house and all, for
$55 ,OOO.-Hera2d.
NJ The account books, &c. Of the
Methodist Book Concern, have been dug
out of the safe beneath the ruins of their
establishment, uninjured by the fire.
-.
From the Richmond (Ky.) Chronicle.
MARRIED-In this county, on Friday
evening, the 18th instant, Mr.. ASA An
DERsoN to Miss MARTHA ALLEN. On
Saturday evening, the 18th. Mr.. Ander-
son hung himselfto an apple tree in his
fathers orchard, and was found the next
morning dead. He had the reputation
of being sober, industrious, and moral
young man.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-05
NOTICE..

HHE subscriber intends standing
at bis stable, on Patterson's
Creek, his thoroughbred Horse
Young Star,
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LAND.
1876 ACRES.

Hamp. co. March S, lss6.-sds.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08
7ais ell amy.
From hs y. T. Wtlhy Messenger.
, WOULD NOT LIVE ALWAN.'

This world Is our probation scene. The time
allotted 20 Us here has bern limited 20 few short
and fleeing YEAR,. Every iuiacouoni to right
that can be offered, Is placed before as, aud that
we may shun e,l, the end Of the sinners course
u exposed 30 our view.
Ths, the characters which sc form rsy be fully
developed temptations aud trials hcset ~ on every
s,dc. The flowers which spring mp and bloom To-
our path, becuiling Us with their freshness and
beauty. and cheering us with their fra-rsncc, are
filed with tbcrns. IL prospect, tacy APPEAR beau
,iful snd desirable, 30; when $50 come 20 call them,
we are torn and wounded. We anticipate pleas
ure. bu, disappointment larhs around no. We
plunge into designations uurg vortex, but fell re-
morse piorces us 10 the heart. AMBITION calls as
opward-wc 20 at her beck, b-t cayy rc'ards our
progress and fame IL Reluctantly aal -flringiy be-
slowed. Though ondoae Cd WITH hsnness 90 rosist,
and wisdom to perceive we are continually Ted as
tray. Evil inelinaiieus and unsubducd pas.ions
rredomina,e over those higher sad ho'ier cHDaoa',
implanted by the baud OF heaven Itself.
The strength Of intellect, The power Of genius
the rich variety and purity Of thought, The con
science, that inward monitor that hoascn-aorn zen
tael. that faithful Oh hos a.tAul friend OF nan
are de,hroned. are led captive by the vanity and The
other evil affections o. deprasei heart. The
Garth becomes a iheatrc fcr tsc cshlu,i0n OF char
seters dsrk and cailty, ana 'ae heart As filled 1rt
al manner o. uDcg-l il.a-t
Cast into such wotli saUeantrt hv sach eHIs
fences. eoussigus ihai SJ1u sc a.l'- do good
eya is ever present arb us." Knowing our owl
fr.H,s who ch, .to would i,'c ''aasf coD'ia
uslly falling from holiness snl from God. oh' vh
would for ever aut Cor ever c3rdra DIS nc'or-tuo
spI.t IN ia ,enemen; Of clsy Who would sii
retain his immeual m.1i 800 tho dafs ien1r'nc
az ell o.. .rtol.I tf 2
which. when IL would saaf away 60 az own gree
fields. and chifp N ~ usiise blughs bu, beats %
au,terag w,pss ssanst the wires uLisb conhue q
Ne, born f5r heaven al hef " glory. may ui
,,in, he useful 70 .ls sooufa hcfe. sud when Gale
70 de, wing lis happy ashi 70 Heaven aa1 to Co
Here fortune may s.oile-hefc ireais may ca
around us tho rala,. brish, halo a. haqF.Hess-ho
ne NAV d-sll n their sinlcs. live IN iheiF 'o4nes
bot ia ths, pure sad celestial world we shall 'ae'
them al Ne shall there se together Happy q
.n,e Dosier pofsuis, the fane great centre to o.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08

affections. hsrpy wiih our golden lsrps. 6ur bum.
bic sea' IN hcsycn
N'ih snrh rtosrcc' before NC. uho would aish
70 i've aleay ITO be for ever cast down hv doubts
900 'cafs Ny firs aad sorrows, hr care, sua d.sap
Poip'mc1's' Rather let our srti rove FREE sud
"nf''ira'ted 10 The regions " bliss and having
passed eur 'oi'ed tmo here 'ot iar visions Of ath
b. swallowed in rc1'ry-
whore h' rrtr % pleasure Tow DER ias irsat ~ IN,
Anl thc roeni.dr % Gi0rp c'stuAlIy r. ,rns
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08

g. v,''onN .les7 neihou-hi ,sw.
Ga that grfa, isy 81 IRE,
C'rriei by ph.H'am orr. ofsve
The hosry earth eSrir,i
The mooo ~i'h ,ics'v grief grew iels.
The wos droulcl navel
ofordnuag s'oans
iui ail ihe stsr, orc, 6rol an high,
Like musor' huri.i Nr sh ths Ky,
10 hsh,h.u, 9, hn ioa,b.
Tho lA'' wiai' ua, oauiG oeer sweep
Along the ocean surss.
With fearful s'fh'ng woke lanl the deep
Towel he dying d.rss;
AL all along Tie sir,
Lot spirit, fleeing ia defpair.
10 hollow m1'm,rs mutorH;
Aad 'eyop hoarso thualort, from ,hfoud
of saiherl blaesne,,. wailing loud.
rAeir aWfll voices uiterJ.
Aud shadovy forms 10 MASSES srruug-
Tho earliest born of earth.
They. who whtn time himself ws. voun.
Smiled on creation. birth
WIN myrfuds eifhsr'I side hy ere.
ofsil who e,er liYeI or ji,i.-
Abou, u.at couch ~ pain--
Child pa,rsr'h-warrior- ms'rcn-ulaid,
II dim mausliiy auayeI
A fcarful ION ral train
The wauiug uui,erse was dark,
ADD black assl The fire.,
Ire the young hsbr. glad primal spark
Dor gloomy chans hurst
Save whore in boundless SPACE alone
The dying planet hintly .hono
Upon his fluoroi pyre--
An awi'i Lamp whose glimmering nano
A. U'oft"l' ap TO Judgment came,
Litop pa,h e fire.
IT was a 1reesn yet such ,hsl be.
When fast decayiag time
Mslis into dan eternity
VIA majesty sublime!
When larl smoke and daHne- a-~ ~s.iH.
banning lhroul about tho wurJ,
Ard mortal. 81 mus, stand,
IN bitter agony aud woe,
70 watch hi, 'as, expiring ,hroc,
Anl swell At funeral laud
On ic's expected son Of Nsn.
Upon that awful Jav.
Nasn Garth fJ'GHel hi. l.ule pen
shall ,hriu, 10 Touet away.
Ee aoi our strength, whose rreas'h would fail
With lg'ss nature waxing pale,
And qivcrjng Win ihe shock
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08
NUMBER n.


presidcu, cC tho United Stsls,- eo,ld no, =,
dii not, a The time 'crsrd ,,is clause as e,,rsor.
d'nafr W Improper. because bncv il merely re-.
c'Tn.1Nd toe tistrci ibncilons or,onrees. and III,
Executive. Congress or plhcr TIC lnetalaiixe
Department. sppfupualos TIE puhlir nouey, and. in
ai eares eyoopi that 60 tbr contingent fond Of the
two Houses snl some other r,...,, ,,,.,,,,,,. A..
Executive applies the appropriation. From IN.
foundation OF the Go,rram,ri ihe mono, s,n,o.
pr'stcd by Cour-css has b on .r,rendedr wnb or
without az cxpfcsa provision 10 iha, oasrt "onao,
'Ho direction otthc lrfmjunir or some ono nr tho
Executive pcparurrs. Tas. then. tepaed no
fear no suspicion. AGAIN ibi, sum pas to beck.
prudra nor The nIiitarg end patat. ..,.toop
This ,,as. ,4aueht. ioe gro,,.l ,o, ,.a.e.;..
and ht,uAnors. 10 &c Led been ulon, ,,,.s,,,,o.d
and unqualified; bot "a sfocl me. si IA. ,,o,o.,,
That Il was hmurl. restrained. and made MN.
specific by the clnute or ghfoso Immediately suc.
ceoinr, "incluljng iur ration .nl ordnance and
increase OF tha Nav,p NV c,r.tf,,.t,,,, ,t,, ,,,.
that this ,i-c., ,,,,il,,.,,. 81 ..t,.- NV"
ba " '"e t"o'c money was 70
.,,,, 1870. '''' P''' ~ me """'sfv ana
- .''''' ""''' 'u' "'ats OF i"t''h-
'''''nS' ordnance ana increase of The Navy" And,
.I ''"' ''''' '''','''"S '"o'' "'I DC rNpend-
- y''''p, '''',' u',. '''ef acknowledgements
~ '"' '''sV ~ '"' Na'F "oih1 consume more
'"'o' '"''''"'s' una ua' 'ie "hni" Sum would
- '''u' '"'9 ''' gu tnf.e o9'c's' aud not
"'"'"E "".u "'J'o' p'lh' require most Of the
'lF"P'a'ioh saw d" objection leaving discre-
i'n ih mo onpi'eauon, of toe SUN TO these three
"J' ''S' ~ '"ev "ilht require II 10 be expended.
F"n prime rio similar 10 'hat which authorizes
"' ''u-''' "' 'urpas o' "ne fand 10 the dfci-
,"y 90 'u"''e' iund appropriated. Soch was my
view On 'h'7 at Of TIC amendment when It was
t'v.''l--' De- ooreln'y plausible though am
HifN UlH HU "a. f#r.f ra
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08
Speech OF gfr. Wise.

ras, ..l.....t,, ..t ~ '''
sa,rg,r ana 5.s...o,t.,a ''''.''
or,n.,o, ortl,i. 49,. -, ga $50
on an In iii. tl,,,.o ~, A.. 49,. '''' "'u wy
favor. Up ,.,,.,,,o, ,,d.h.,,J., ''"'
and lis sacred i,.,,f,,t.,. i..,
a. lairen, f., ,b, s.ic,r,l. ,l..
that b., r.,,,,,,,i.. U''' ~ UT
ofihe time. does exi.l. but tis 49,.
zen iereJ--- /, MN. III "'''' - 90 en-
y" every avenue ai
Constitution eI. ,.c ,.s., ,r,I, ''''...s .',
which ,,e derived r.-. ,,, r.,,..,.
dra, rirq IL out f,,o, H. 3a-f.l.s ,,lirt 49,
and IN exposing 81. ,lsasoo. -,.ia,t,.ii I'm,
oftru'h. 20 tho asiori.hei .,z. NJ ,lo l....,
un.uspectuF Pc,tlc Of tir. t,,i.nt .tl 49,.
leave the co rection ofi 10 them. rt,y en-, ,.,,.
ate, aud they can dc.,ror. Il i. one. orito,.,i.
fqe.tl.., itci, ,.fl.,,.,'.. ~, ,'''' VIZ
trusted Is not easily TO bc s,,l.,. I'm, .t,5
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""'e"' IL '"ioi' hno" they are hon
e'', Duu ""I hpt Tolerate corruption.
-" oe''le closed on the past evening, We had
DIT ono "'Sl important fact. winch the Jour
"I' Zoos H'' record, winch VAS not before known
WIZ" "ouia lnat Tue history OF my country Ia It's
~ '"'""'! 'au not 40 record and which must
say ""S produced most-tslingulshed anxiety.
~ nav "'''Ntu al 'he solemn i'cl--Aali admit
'J' ana '"''y pr"fe1-that at the last session. the
IN ,,'-" "a '"' committee 40 Ways aud Means
gar FoiD was informed md knew that the Pro--
'C", % '"' lh.,rl '''a'os desired an appropriation
d. '''e' millions OF dollars I'r Militia and Naval
'e''''e' '"'' he never communicated II 10 his com
'','''e "r 10 INC House OF Representatives; but
""'Petcu 10 as secret to few members in their
se''s' ooslrinS Them TO "say nothing about"
vac l,t' '"at sue" was the desire Of the Presi.
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-19

Commodore Huu.--This commander,
the pioneer OF our glory, is on Through,
making tour to the Mediterranean with
his famiiy.-At Malta where he arrived on
February last, few days after bis proud
ship 'sOid Ironsides" had touched there.
he was treated by the British officers in
the fleet and garrison among whom; by
singular coincidence. was Capt. Dacres.
in command Of 74-wiih degree OF
courtesy and ceremony from the Admiral
downwards which royal person might
have enyied. Dacres calling on him al
most every day, and showing him about
like a lion.-This was magnaninous and
worthy Of British heart and gallant Of
ficer.