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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20
REVIEW
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,Ntcnr prices passed Tobacco. - 90 to II ~
inferior 10 tonnnnn :, 90 = pa
oh,ttVu Ia 6uod. I, Inn /. = ~
Good 10 Fine, Il su IN "a
'o'''" '"s>, | ID 10. } 10
l#uss, nee lftost, 5, ua =, ~
~ '"'''' uIihs qualities, ~ Ia 10 10
Our 'nspec ions about 100 hlidS a week, Pc
neral pr''e> "bou, sd 10 so.
! statement oil The Western aad Virginia crops
'o' Tue las, tour years, ending the lst of Oct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20

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While Tor the preceding eight years, they "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20

Dfdnn on SATURDAY IN Ilelandria,
NcwS rectiptd on IueSdoy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
A CARD.

JONATHAN M'CARrv will attend as many of
the Circuit Courts in the 5th Congressional
District, on the first day of their respective
terms, next ensuing, as he possibly can, with
a view of SEEING his friends-and if any OBJ
jections have been raised against any vote he
may have gwen during the late session of
Congress upon any subject of general or ma
tional policy, he will be proud Of an oppcrtu-
nifty of meeting them and defending the mo-
tives for such votes. He will also, if desired
give his reasons why he cannot, as consis
tent friend of GEN. JACKSON and the princi-
pies he has always avowed and advocated,
vote for Mr.. VAN buren, for the Presidency.
The excitement designing and ambitious men
are attempting to produce in some parts of
this district upon this subject, may make this
course necessary, in justice to himself and
friends. C0nnerssriUe Waterman.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

On Saturday u frst dsenchGent Of emera-
tin. Ct.ek, .rr;v q hese from Moasgomery, their
az ,o Avkaus.n-yhcp wsSe brought down tho Is
river in foss haress, towed The steamboats, Levi
Is C,ss and faersdno. The nearest estimate We
can Ret II from authsotc sources, OF the Number Of
men. women and children, makes it a little more
than 2,49O.-- Theyare under the charge OF Lieut..
Barry Of the U. 8. Army. and were escorted oy
the Alabama Artillery, Capt. Milton, one OF the
| The Indian. were landed below the city, t"I
give them an opportunity for preparing their food
and arranging their little bundles tor the long. se
dious and gloomy journey that is before them
They we're Then re- embarked in the afternoon and
started onward toward the Mississippi
! This party is composed Of the hostile Indians
and their families except those indentihed a. hav-
ing been concerned 10 the murders and outrages;
of these considerable number have been deliver
ed over the civil authorities OF this State aud
|. lGearpia when demanded Of the military.
! Among those who were here, we saw the aged
I chief Ma Mathla-tbe warrior Of nearly ninety
: years-the same lofty, heroic old man, more bow.
ed m years. but still subdued in spirit, who fought
D against General Jackson in the old Seminole cam
. aign, and would not deliver himself to any bu
. the General himself, the 'Great Chief Of the
Whtes' He - a noble specimen Of the savage
and after warning for nearly hundred years viii
e lundying courage against that destiny which ha
been destroying his race, he goes with head white
r ned by 90 many winters, hut still eject, and an ey
e dmmed indeed, but still pie rcing and commandin
10 lead the remnants of scattered people in tn
l. depths of the wilderness.
" INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT CELEBRArIoN.-W
u are often asked what arrangements have bee
Of made for the proposed celebration on tn
c. l 3th of September in this place. All we ca
a. say, is, that the different committees upo
m the subject have promptly attended to the
W duties SO far. Arrangements have bee
Is made for dinner, and the committee of il
y, tation have invited several distinguish
- =, friends of Internal Improvement to join
of the festivities Of the day. The folowir
=. gentlemen are invited:
Is Hon. HENRY Clay, and Col. r. NJ. jon
nj SON, Of Kentucky.
Gov. Noah Noble, Lieut.. Gov. d. Wallac
Hon. Thos. J. Evans, Hon. Milton Slap
Geo. H. Dunn, ESQ.,, Hon. A. Lane. Jam
Q; Rariden, Esq. and the Hon. Jonathan n
~ Carly, Of Indiana.
Ct His Excellency Gov. Lucas, Ex-Govcrn
a.. Morrow, Honorabes Thos. Corwin, Bellan
OF Storer, and Robert T. Lyle, Senator Mors
ne Micajah T. Williams, Esq. Gen. VIM.
H. Harrison, and VIM. r. Morris, Of Ohio.
n Hon. Charles Fenton Mercer, of Virgini
a. a. His Excellency Gov. Duncan, of Illinois
ne Brook. Amer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

By intelligence received last evsa
indianapolis, and which may b =
the result of the election in this -
certained for members Of The L.
from all but four counties. These 80
materially alter the properties.
In Senate, Anti Van Buren, 3
Van Buren
House Of Rep. Anti $
Van
e.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

we've lose 1t sea. ana ia captured; bat 400 soes
rsusined and thew veat ahead again till the oar
of 1921, which took q just one half Of the uhne
trade. Only . ships renamed; and only hve
years after that, this number was up onse oose 10
TO- beside smaller csat, and vessels in other bosa-
sees The world has never seen such . tfuanphl
Of human enterprise, over all sorts Of opposition
Every paper brings 10 fresh prophecies Of what
- 10 be accomplished hevcafiesin the culture and
manufacture Of sill. On all hands, IL seems a1mit-
ted, that it 10 become one Of the saap!e products
" the United States. One paper says, 1.-THE recent
introduction Of the 1oosus Muliicauus, issalua
BILE species Of the mulberry ts snpd growth, ready
lacclmation and exuberance Of foliage, have given
an impetus to the business. which promises the
most favourable results" We still hope and he
llieve that the Chinese mulberry may DO obtained
from the seed, and that it may yet find its way into
this county. The full impoststions Of America IN
1885, amounted to sixteen millions, -four hundred
and ninety seven thousand dollars. Here ~e see
the value Of the tssde. The northern states do
ing their best reduce this profit to foreigners and
draw il into our own hands. d.. Stone Of Green
I6eld, Connecticut, has transplanted this eprng ell
even or twelve hundred mulberry trees, from twt
to three years old; some Of them oder; and he ha
transpla0ted them TO light, strong sOil, which
said to produce leaves If the best quality.
4 The Grand Jury Of Champaign Co. Ohio, hav
issued presentment the subject Cf foreign emi
, grafton. We agree with the spirit and tenor c
, their remarks which may be found embodied in tn
following extract. Wkeeline Times.
\ To an enlightened and intelligent foreign emigra
ton we hold out the right hand Of fellowship; bu
when an unmxed multitude Of paupers aud Out
casts Of civil society is poured upon US by thou
sands and tens Of thousands, from the kennels
: European ignorance and slosh, and that too in az
cOrdancc with the settled and fixed policy Of M
n tions who are inimical to free and happy for
: of government do think it time that our felIo
citizens should take up the subject in all fairne
+ and dispassonately determine whether or not so"
4 state guards might not be thrown around the civ
= po!liy Of our government which would save fro
r being entirely engulfed IN the excessive flow
foregn population with which We are being inucd
n ted; but in such form a. not to operate unjust
or oppressively upon enlightened and intelligel
:, foreigners.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

TnE gIasr MAMMOTH o. THE 0s.
Radish was left at this Office h. -
which measured eighteen inches I -
seventeen in circumference, and veiul
pounds, six ounces.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

EAST PoRH CANAL MEETING. i
Arr,e.bly % previous eolice, alarge num-
bsr 81 the friends Of Internal Improvement
met ut the Court House In BroDkvdle, for the /
p~rpose Of delibsratlng. upon the subject Of
a Canal up tie East Fork Of White Water ~
in a General Convention with delegates ap-i
pointed by other meetings. Daniel st. john
Esq. was called to the chair, and c. F. Clark
son, appointed Secretary.
On motion Of John NJ. Johnson, a commit
tee Of FIVE was appointed to draft and report
proceedings for the action of the meeting to
wit:-Abner M'Carty, Esq. John VI. John
son, Esq. Robert John, Esq. Mr.. Jas. Back
Ijdge, and John Ryman, Esq. who retired and
in few minutes returned, and reported the
following preamble and resolution; which
were unanimously adopted, to witt
| Whereas an outlet to market ~ the vast
amount of surplus produce bordering o and
along the valley Of the East Fork Of White
Water between Richmond, in Wayne coun-
'lty. and Brookvilie, in Franklin County. 10
much needed; and whereas it is believed that
liz is highly practicable to construct a canal
on the above mentioned route; that it would
be of unusually cheap construction, and Of
;! incaculable advantage to the rich and pros
I porous country through which it is proposed
I to pass: And whereas we view with a lively
interest, the manifestations Of our neighbors
lof Richmond in favor Of work Of the above
character, and heartily agree with them in
its importance and the propriety Of calling q
} convention of delegates from the severa
counties interested, to devise plans, to con
+, struct the same, Therefore
I RESOLVED, That seven delegates be appoint
ed by this meeting to attend at a general con
: vention Of delegates to be held at such tim'
= and place as the meeting at Richmond il
! Wayne County shall designate, for the pur
8 pose of devising plans for the construction
of Canal, from Richmond in Wayne coun
lty down the valley Of the East Fork O
White Water River, to Brookville in Frank
j lin county, there to intersect the White Waite
! Canal.
VI In accordance with the above resolution
o the following gentlemen we're appointed dele
:. gates, to wit:-Abner M'Carty, Samue
e Goodwin, J. NJ. johnson, Geo. w. kimble
l. Geo. Holland, John Ryman and Robert Johr
: During the proceedings, the meeting wa
addressed with great ability and warmth b
o John Nj. Johnson, Geo. Holland, Daniel S
: John. and VIM. NJ. M'Carty, Esqrs. portray
y ing in strong and vivid coIors, the practic;
;. bility and benefit Of the proposed work.
!, Ordered, That the Papers along the line b
N requested to publish the proceedings.
is DANIEL ST. JOHN, Charm.
q, C. F. CLARKsoN, Sec'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
From the Indiana Journal.
A CARD.


RECEIVERS OFFICE.
INDIANAPOLIS, July %. 1886.
Messrs. Douglass f Noel
Gentlemen:-As there has been some change
made as to the kind of funs received at this
Office from land purchasers, it would, no
doubt, be advantageous to the public to pub
lish in your paper what will be received al
the present time.
Gold and Silver, Notes of ten dollars and
upwards of all the Branches of the State
Bank Of Indiana; notes Of ten dollars and I'D
wards of the Cincinnati Banks; notes of the
Bank of Louisville; notes of the Bank of Ken
lucky, Louisville and Maysville; notes OF
the Northern Bank of KY. and B.; notes
of the Pittsburgh Bank; notes of $40 and up-
wards Of the Banks in Washington. Ba!ti
more. Philadelphia, and New York.
8. w. NORRIS, Rec'r p. NJ.
ANECDoTE.-A gentleman was at a stable
buying horse. and wanted to see his motions.
The horse trader called the boy, who hap
pened to be away, to come and ride the
horse, and he accordingly mounted; but not
boy was at a loss how to proceed, till he cal
led his master to him and asked in a lov
voice, which rather was unluckily overheard.
'Sir, am to ride him to sell by or buy bur-
o. The Grand Jury for the county of
Champaign, have presented the excessive
emigration Of foreign paupers and an evil al
ling loudly for consideration and remedy.
springfield Pioneer.
The heat At New Orleans on the 10Th and seve.
raj previous days, ranged from 95 to 50. Several
persons bad falles dOWa dead in the streets!
Mr. biddIe declines establishing an agency ofl
the U. 8. Bank in Nashville, "because such e.
tablshment might genenlIy be regarded - conflict
ing with the existing Law o. the State"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

To nK1sovR SFon o. lNK yDom LuxS-Take .
noolo candle or some pure talIow, melt il and din
the spotted part Of linen IN tie nelaed ,.I,cI
theo put it in the wash, when il viii heeo-e -
ecsly white. This is gwen from experience.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

were thrown over board. and the people d.
vided between the two vessels, and she was
abandoned, being full Of water and fast sink
ing. For the remainder Of the voyage, SPhon
was a passenger. On his arrival at Vera
Crux he was kindly treated BY our. consul.
He effected his escape on board the ship
Mexican, Capt. Kimball, who has treated
him with excessive kindness, and rendered
his situation - comfortable as circumstances
would permit, for which young Sphon is excee-
dinghy gratcful.|(N. Y. Star.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

governed my private life, and which 10y your leave)
snail IN future direct my public and ofcious con.
duct. Aware Of my own want Of qualifications
and tho superior re,ainments Of my numerous depo-
nenis' was at hrst unwill,n' 10 run the races bot
bein' demicrat Of tie Jefferson schoal and renort
in the right Of every ind,v,sable, however weak
and humble bis psciences, 10 be a candidate, when
he and his friends has mind to il, after many sus
pected calls. l dissolved to obey their motion and
take the field. ] have not mounted stump. fellow
citizens, for my habits unfit me for expressin' nv
ieeI'n IN such On imminent attitude; but lean sit
down quietly in corner Of the fence, and show
y"u my fundamental colors upon paper. Since
am candydate, wish to be elected, for no man
(whO - not above or below human) can run for an
othc'ous POST without desire Of excess As 10
my psnceaPO'es, which are various and indicated
- am sg'n the absolui;on,ts, tongue, tooth
and toe nail.
2. am opposed to monev pulleys Of every sor.
3. don't believe in dandy arristicrac,es Of no
stamp OF dye.
4. 90 in Cor practicable ecnnormy. and If elect.
co, Won't take more than dollar day, whereas
the present Tccnmbents Of the office, get dollar
5. want every man to have road to hi. hone.
and smother from ii, ifhe wants, and can ee, and
every man TO move public road outer his fence
u - NOT more than forty rods of.
o. I'm fiicnd to the pour. I think m. ,;.h
nosso b taxed for their beny6, and no pooer sen,
ont of court unheard. ''"'
an aem I'M: bull Law Of which I've hcarn 20
much. don't admire a stump tail bull in Az rim.
hat tho consarn is h,s and his owners and / c..,,
see Why pour man have not - much rich, h a
:oosa'! boil ~ rich have to short horn h,li
eoode~a the Law invadin' private rights in the
N'soo " bull, .nd think tho law should be 90
,c o. ~: feeling - for to give him remedy.
q IN elected, never will appoint bull susDect.,
n the county. Il is % common for d;mme gco. -
s..s ABOUT efos~ and refieshmeus, when thew
% 9. INTO once, and after they have Got in 10
col ose e she'r 'aeesssor did before a. Ia, Pm
-. :'sa,d you .o:t hardly believe me! .bu, II
jooesd up will sxelp1s this ,uros.;,;.. 10y -
49,: si:r cisizsns, wa the follerin' matter. ny
:, s', oe shs.ss you're rite. and then no i,-oo
respectively your teller citizen.
RICHARD OWEN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

witnessed rather an unpleasant encounter
between his Excellency, Stevens +. Mason,
Governor of Michigan, and Gen. Boynton Of
Ohio. A conversation arose relative to the
boundary line and the admission Of Michigan,
&c. and from some remarks that Gen. B. in
|advertently dropped while dining at the A.
merican Hotel, Mason drew the carving knife
and made an attempt to heart him. Gen. B.
saw his movement in time to ward off the
blow, took the knife from him-threw him on
the floor, put his foot on him and tore his
coat to pieces-then threw him into the street.
seized loaded horsewhip and gave him a Sc
we're f1agellation which soon cooled his ire.'
FORTUNATE.-The great prize oil
100000 in the Washington Lottery was
sold in this city. The fortunate possessors
are two widows, young lady and gentle.
man, all Of the same family ~. Y. Cour.
DISTRESSING STEAM KoAr DrsAsTER-We have
just learned that the Steam Boat Morro, Captain
Bonte, while on her passage from Wheeling to thi.
Ic,ty, burst her boiler near Parkersbure. killing
nine persons, and badly vounding fourteen. Both
Of her engineers are among the killed, and the
Captain among the wounded. No other particulars
Gin. Wig.
The following is one Of the premiums offered BY
the Tioga Phoenix
For the best comical story Of not less than three
columns, one hundred acres Of WILD LAND, awav
beyond Pine Creek, where the sun don't rise ill
noon-where cascades are beautiful, mountains
sublime, and solitude eternal.
The late duke Of Norfolk, among whose pecu
lianties that Of neglecting personal cleanliness
was not the least remarkable, complaining one day
to Dudley North that he a martyr 10 the rlseum
atism, and had tried every remedy Intellectually
Pray, my lord (sa,d he,) did you ever try clean
Shirt
San MARTIN ouTpoNE!!-We are informed
that a COW belonging to Mr.. Enoch M'Carty.
brought forth a calf of rather an uncommon
size, on the pad day of July. The calf was
weighed on the 25th (three days after,) and
weighed one hundred and t,celue pounds
The cow was three fourths Durham and one
fourth Hclderness, and the calf was sired bv
the Durham Bull Comet now owned by Sam
uel Goodwin. 1t is supposed that the West
ern country, nor any other country, can show
a calf superior to this in size, blood or beauty
of form.-Brook. Amer.
An English company with a large capital,
are establishing at Troy, on the Ohio river.
IN Perry county in this state, a mandatory
of porcelain and queensware, on a large
scale. 1t cannot fail to be advantageous to
our citizens, as well as to the proprietors;
since the transportation of the description Of
ware which they intend to make, is now as
great as the first cost.-Wabash Courier.
REHovAI OF 1NnAss.-74o0 of the emiera-
ting Greek Indians arrived at New Orleans
on the 18th ult on their way to the far W est.
Gin. Wing.
To nE,sovR SFon o. IxK ynom LuxS-Take !.
mould candle or some pure talIow, melt il and din
the spotted part Of linen in The nelted tallov.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

Nj. Biddle declines establishing an agency Il
the U. 8. Bank in Nashville, "because such IN e.
tablshment might genenlly be regarded - conflict
ing With the existing Law o. the State"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

The following is one Of the premiums offered BY
the Tioga Phoenix
For the best comical story Of not less than three
columns, one hundred acres Of WILD LAND, away
beyond Pine Creek, where the sun don't rise til
noon-where cascades beautiful, mountains
sublime, and solitude eternal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

The heat at New Orleans on the 18th and seve
raj previous days, ranged from 95 to 50. Severa
persons had falles dos0a dead in the streets!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

We see by the Lexington Ky. la's
Ger, that General Jackson has writes Al
from the Hermitage to Gov. Canaos,
nessee, countermanding the requ
General Gaines for a regiment Of -
volunteers from that state, and directs
volunteers to be mustered and disben6
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

REMOVAL OF INuAxs.-24OO of the emiors
ting Greek Indians arrived at New Orlean
on the 18th ult. on their way to the far w es,
Gin. Wing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

DISTRESSING STEAM Boar DrsAsrEp.-We have
just learned that the Steam Boat Morro, Captain
Bonte, while on her passage from Wheeling to this
cIty, burst her boiler near ParkersburQ, killing
nine persons, and badly vounding fourteen. Both
Of her engineers are among the killed, and the
Captain among the wounded. No other particulars.
Gin. Wig.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

FORTUNATE great prize
100000 in the Washington Lottery W,
sold in this city. The fortunate possesso
man, all Of the same family ~. Y. Cour
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

The late duke Of Norfolk, among whose pecu-
lianties that of neglecting personal cleanliness,
was not the least remarkable, compiaini,o one day
to Dudley North that he was a martyr TO the rheum
aiism, and had tried every remedy Intellectually,
"Pfay, my lord (sa,d hey did you ever try clean
Shirt
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-01-30
VIRGINIA, TO WIT /:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules holden in the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Lao and Chancery for the Coun.
ty Of Hampshire, on the first Mon
day in October, 1885.
James Allen, Plaintiff, against
Thomas Edwards, Henry Haynes,
Anthony Edwards and BENJAMIN
Whitemeck, defendants.
in CHANCERY,
The defendant Thomas Edw ards
not having entered his appearance and
given security according to the act OF
assembly and the rules Of this court; &
it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabitant of this
country IL is ordered, That the said
defendant do appear here on the LIST
dey of the next court, and answer the
bill of the Plaintiff; and that a copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Romney,
for two months successfully, and thai
another copy be posted at the front
door of the courthouse of the said
county OF Hampshire. A copy-Tes.e,
JOHN b. WHITE, c. II. c.
October 10, 1885.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-01-30

Vjh0lNlA, TO WIT
At rules holden IN the Clerks Office
ofthe Circuit Superior Court Of
Lao and CAancsry for the county
Of Hampshire, on the 1st Monday
in December, 1885.
George McCauIy, plaintiff, against
Addison McCauly, Alfred McCauly,
Jehosephat McC auIy, John McCau-
ly and others, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Jehosephat McCau-
ly and Alfred McCauly, not having
entered their appearance and given Sc
curity according to the act of assembly
and the rules of,his court and it ap.
bearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are uos inhabitants Of this coun-
Try; II is ordered, That the said de.
fendants do appear here on the LIST
day Of the next court, and answer the
bill Of the Plaintiff /; and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Romney
for two months successfully, and that
another copy be posted at the front
door ofthe courthouse Of The said coun-
" of Hampshire. A copy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, C. II. c.
December IL, 1885.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-01-30
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