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Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-07-13

MARRIED--OnSu Sunday 10th inst. By War
ner Ee,vis. Eses Mr. WV. II Coz or ial:
meily 81 Cynthiana, KY, TO Miss HANNAK
v. daughter Of Edward White, Esq. Of This
place. - .l5.s
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-07-13

John s.. HOrner.
ATTORNEY an I.Q1T,
AFTER the 4th day Of July next, will Offer
- his professional services to the citizens Of
the counties Of Du BUoUE, DEs MoINr, and
Iowa. His residence will be at the Seat Of
Government for Wisconsin.
June s, 1886 5tf
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-07-13
TO the Public.

A SCHOOL for the instruction Of children
a will be opened on the fifth day Of July
next, in the room where the Catholic congrega
ton meets on Sundays.
Du Buque, June %, 1886.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-07-13

A. M. JENKINS.
BY the Lieut.. and Acting Governor:
P. A. FIELD, Secretary of iSSEase:
July 6, 1886 9--4t SIS
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-08
EngltscDe tt1ro TRutacbe
y U 6 b an D lnnQl

~ " y an u n 81
TT CUooster, gUapme Gaumtp, Ohio
SD Iebe MIDI peranIaBt Dem perebrten
pubIifum anbu5e9em caB i6 seeeu.pdrtIs
NIT fOIJenoeu teut(ben @n6e,p oerlsben
bin, bic i1 bietmit gum 9erfauf anbiete,
ais:
~ groBe Weimar'lbe Solo 8iteEn init
oeIen &upferiticDeu, iebr bieIen QlusIesuns-
en- uno sutem @lnbano per(eben. 1T ei=
ne Der srbBteu SibeIn bic in sinem Sano 5u
fnoen 1T.
e. @rcee glurnberser Solo 8ibsIm quit
gebunoen uno nit oieIen 4Inmerfunaen au
Den meifteu Derfen IN Der beIltsen 9btIft
periebsr.
ST. @rcBe 8a5Ier Solo 8ibeln, NIT pie.
len au6Is8un3cn uno farfem @inbano Der:
leben.
Al @5ruBe SoIio gbsIn ssorudt by 60,
bann Sdr in Qaneaiter penulDpanien.
81 Gnartp Samilen Sibe!n, GpDal 90:
aoo t>Sibeln unb 0anoobe!n.
81 Sobaun NrnOt5 mabrss @briiteutbum
neblt oehsn paraoies8art!ein nit oeIen
SiunbiIoern perlsben.
~ Die aug Der eu9'iiben in bic teutibe
Sprabe nberleBte @eiDi6te Der MartDrer
in einer SroBen Sctapo Bano.
81 Vreeist 8n1er BON s. y. 8rcfber=
ger uuo anoern Qlutnoren.
81 Die Srunoen Der QIneabt. S. s.
Starts, 3oIifofs,s S6mofensa sanb anosrs
8ebetbiber, oes bimmIiIbe Ner3nasen in
@Ott u. {. 10.
lO.) @elanebnber fir ale Nelieions
8eneununsen ssmsinibaftI9e Gelans-
bn6er YfaIteripsele, &c. .e.
i'll 9roBe uno tistns 1efamente, 3hts
surs bibI(bs Siitorien nit aieIen &upfr:
ftiebeu, 8unians @brilten @slie 8Iber BIZ
panoelnoe eeele. oas Yaraoisssartlein,
ercBe uno fleine YfaIter, Der fieine &smpie
lutberiIbe uno rsformute @ate1ismus il
enslIbsr uSprabe, tsutbluo teutiber t
Nebnunss 8a6er, Visroear5euenbaber y
uerIbisosnen NutboreuQ Qausar3enepba6er.
teutl lbe mebi5jn,f6e 9aebsr, Der sefbwin:
De ooer fertise Nebner, Epets II. Sdpmaufs
teutlbs SinS 9tctsubidsr, bic @rfIdsun8
oes @alsnoers, Siesfrisos uno Steins tsut.
IG6s Geographic 8hdsr Raff6 uno Nsbaae
1tatur:@slbibse, 8re orr 8 alSemein'
WsItssl1ibte, SuufeS Sitoun9ss8tbtiotbst
81 biulun Der ilusere, Bud5 tbso!e8ifbes
Il Wbrterbueb in tsutlber Sprade, Malte
! ScOtts QRsrfe, @billers uno auoere 9ebib
te. 8ampes @nosduns Don 0lmerita, Gerfe
!. gene srbaalibe 8tisfe, ensl'f1 tsutfbs u
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-08

rou opn obnsefetr 1900 Mad Wsti,
conil6er Gapallrp. Ser Captain
Siro sos llb suri6 ouf cine I'm,
h6be unO vertbelotste fb 0o 70 tap,
fer se9sn Die lberlesene 2(nsabl Der
Nein0s, Da6 in tiui9en Minuten (icb
Der Seino IN Der sr6Btsn NnorO'
nuns Surlf so9; uuO 5 Mann tco
>ouf Dem pIoe, lie6en, rpieoub cine
Nniobl 0erwnnOeter ; rou 0en
Sevaner roar blos @iner 0ertpun-
Oct. Gs wurre sefast Do6 Die
Mericoner in oielem 8efe6t nebr
Sei9beit seisteni o!s bep lr9eno ei>
er fruberen 9ele9enbelt.
Die Snoioner baben fDon uerGbie>
oene mol Die S,eroner on9efalen.-
Ser 2ieutenant Gpulns6nooo nur-
De BON ibnen erCbo6en nabe bep
9)cliaO. Sic llntsrItibuno wel>
tbe Don Nep-Srleaus Oen Serio-
nern Su9elonOt tpurOe, TT NIT Der
Srb6ter Oonfborfett ongenommen
irDroen. 9te Convention bat elue
COMMITTEE uber pieien Ue9enfono
onsefsut. 0leGe Committee bat
elm Donf(breiben an Die Goil1ittse
Der $eronliben Qln9els9enbeIten in
Y(ewsSrieons oussefertiget, in wek
chem Die sr66te DanFbartsit Gus
9eorlcft IT, fur Die Se|tlIbe 9hlfs
Der 0hr9sr oOn 9crp>Orlson6.-
Dle gonpention bat cen 0erru 50.
9alI onsettelt ais ibren Q9ent In
9>em-Orleans ; un0 boben ibm ouf'
setro9en perEbieOene &ancnen nit
Der n6tbigen subeb6r su taufen.
9ie gompagnie bon so Mann
nsleDe .. Nem-Orleans iber 9lot-
6ltohes, oen Ssrouern sn Sulfs
sienecn mevosn no6 jeitl9 9enu9
etntrefsn um an Der QBesnobme ..
1abar tbeIISunebmen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-08

Gs mabt Der S6am bic erb6te
Sbre, Oa6 lie nir9eno6 mebr su fin
Den 1T: Ge bat ibren 9inf enOllb er>
f&llt unc-ltb 5u So0e 9eibdmt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-08
Sefonntmo0unq.

Dcftor 81. @f9ep bat gum Vartuer 9euoras
men in osm@eIbdft Der Nr5enspwiNenlboft'
@birureie, &c. ben DoftOr 9. 8. Sb'f. fir
oeGen Sdbisfeiten in ieiuem SADIE er (16
perantwortlib balt. 8srmittsla oisfsr@iu=
ribmus meroen Npplifanten Die uertuneens
aluf ufme:f|amfsit bepoer erbaIten, uno eaer
ODER Der anoere ,piro bepnaDe 1u aIer 3sit III
ibrer Sfis 81 ftneen fepn.
So nib bier uidDt' an, ,,nredtsn Srt feyn
far unfere oeutlben 5rsunos Die 9sn1ertung
binsu,u ufnsen oaB Dottor Sber i'm Stanoe
1T fiji nit ibnen in ibrer Muttprabe 3tl
unterbatten.
,patis, 9(opemsriber Den 2s ten 1885.
G(tepunb . Der.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-08

Ser llnteribriebeue nitnmt itb bic SreD:
bet feline Sreunoe uno oas Dublitum I'M all=
eeu,einen 3u funoen odB sr bas 0ut=
m 6eraeI d aft, in Dem neuen bad:
lteinernen Sbop. 90. 1. in Der 2uscara=
rpas StraBe, in Canton, eiue 1bnre 6Itlib
.. 2.8. 9it6eu's Stobr su betreiben an:
sefan9en en,-alltpo er geoenft-auf 6anb 81
baIten, ale 9lrsen n, . if1er 8 ate,
senaDt bonn befen Material-tnb auf pprs
snslicbe Weiie. 8efsllunaen auf folaenbe
@attunsen Joate, tperoeu banfbar ansenpn,
men uno prompt beiurst tpsroen:
Qerren t,,Ooilde fbnar3e Oate.
Do % Otter orabue bog
Qllte Qerren l6,parae nnb orabns Sohte,
&naben fbwarse uno % Do
DIue &naben uno Wsanuer 30
(ieber oattun9. @.~ H.. g.. -.
Da sr betrdbtlibe Grfabruna in tsineu1
9eibaite beiiBt, uno entlblO0su 1T, webe'
MaDs nod Qlnssaben an feiner 9lrbeit IL
llpasen, IA bfft ct aase,n.ine 3ufrieosubeit
[su 8smabgenu, eiaen Observation-Disclosures Der bf
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-08
Neue 2t0ter GQDrlf.

Der l1nterfbrebene mabt biermit 1einen
Sreunoen uuo Dem VuIitum bsfailt. raB er
an9efanSen bat 2idter 81 6abriciren uno
ct miro immer einen 9rc6eu 0crratb auf
5ano baben, ltin Wobubaus 1T am QEe1tIi-
1en enoe Der 2uscarama5 stra0e, frubsr
bewcbnt BON Qru. 81. Smen5.
st rpiro au6 bsftdnoiS Baa:ss @eIo fir
autes llnIbIieb seben.
6 Canton Dec. 90 1885
Grntt &iIaenf fem. 1gM
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-08

Oie So65eiten neroen iebt mel:
ttens i'm g lie n 9efeperts une
Der 8 dr m mfdn9t erft in Der Gbe an
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-08

Dem gbr~aroissn 3trn s. 3. : &ipsr
miro benabrtsti9t ca6 mir 81 ton ibm @n;
pfansen baben, oem5ulotee wou'su mir oieIsn
!2srrn bitten, uniereSeomlunsen purDlsltu
10 rpiro 3err s. 8 8. Rhpsr fnoencaB
8riefe &c an ois(e N,oaetion nhBsn Vo(tlr:y
giuselano rerou tntbIu tDnnen mir ibm
MUIR IS Gent Greoit seDsn rpsI mir 25gent
FIR poit9elo fur (eiuen Sisf an uas entrIcb:
ten mu f3teu. bic M ooctlou.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-08

lta,tfa enatisbe @brterbi6r. tt,s'il6e
Sprablebrer, 2anb &arten BON allen gtaa.
ten. 2auffbeins, BLAND 8hber, @cpo oper
Sbreib: Shber, @brsib uno 8rief Wapier,
Seoermef:r, Dute, Dinsen paIoer, Dinteu
Sanp, 9IIoer olIpr 9Lt. unb n,ebrerr anoere
QlrtitrI 81 tpeitliufs 3u meIosn.
ga ieb cine s,6Bsre a|n,abl un6 bsfere
NnepabI teutl6er 9n6er bstYBe, dls bag fie
in einem auoern 9 Il 6er(t obr in oielent
staate ansetrofeu treroen f6nnen. 70 bin
lib aud i'm = tauoe IIe 3u fo mcblfeilen ober
Sielleibt moblfeiIeren QretBen su oertaufeu,
al5 oo6 (ie BON ben 8u6bdnblern in oief,r
gto6barf9aft eub ullt aitsebOten tperSen
fbnnen,
Danfbar fir be srofTs QIufmuntruns Die
ID biz eabsr eenOdsn babe, Iabe idb cas
ei'tlbe DubItrum in Der 9tdbe uno. Serue
H. nIb au6 in Der 3utunft huIt ibter
81 beebren.
Wo,5hgIib nerosn es and WecIars uno
snoere perIOuen, BIZ i'm 9anoe nit 8ld,rn
'anoeIn, ST brem Doitbeil fncen, rpeuu ne
'sY mir anrufen.
gborle6 6. G5rocter,
Booster Sct. IS. 1885. g5-sm
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-08
NQOrt0t

9labribt miro eeseben an Die etodba|=
ter Der Wimi(6ilIen uno SdnoD gbifabrt
@sieulDaft. oaB Der prdfoen uno Dwed-
loren Gtn i9ten oiele6 MOnat5 cine Dsrlam
lung eebalten uno Elm 8eihIuB pof'rt ba:
ben. oaB es @rfDoerlib it,: BON leoem an.
tbeil Stod, 5 GbaIer test ODER bis gum I
D1ar3 5u be5abIen, an 2sspis DoseI @bas'
meiltsr Don belaster @ompanie.
SUbn Sarris prdGo eut.
SewiS CSoi( Secretog-
Canton Sec. % 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-08
@ erb epratbe {:

9lm 26lsu December: our6 oeu @brrp,
2rn. S. %. @ortss. 0r MatbiaS eebrmann
init MiB Marp Qlnu 8oper.
Qln1 slften December. burD gbenoeniel
ben. 3r. Saeob 8. oussnbduiet rati Neif
Gatbarind Gee6.
Qlm 81 December ourb beuislben, Qr.
Adam 66oer NIT mlB Qlnna Sang,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-08

der, Sarpets, mOIlenuno eeinen 3euse.
Durb CUTE oauerbafte uno Iaubere Mrbsit
uno phnntIi beu fbneQe 2Iu8fibruns inn
anvsrttauter 0Iuftrdae bof er einen Gbeil
Der 6fentIi6eu Sanlt sphroig fob ;utna6en,
isine preife miro er 10 biuis madden oaB ie=
Der 3ufieoen fein miro.
euowis Suffer.
Canton Dec. go. 1885
SA-67H
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-08
Or teut(0e Stobr.

S>eue un0 mOblfeiIe Sitter
Det Nuterfbrebene ma6t biermit feinen
Sreunoen, uno Dem VubIlfum befannt, oaB
er Ioebeu Don Den Seeitdoten ptiLaoeIrbia
uno Neu=YOrf befommeu bat. eiu8rpBe5 2E
fOrtiment BON Merincs, Gnbsr, uub Don
alien Sorteu
wetebe ct gu Den binieften preiftn anbietet.
D1an fnoet bep ibm cine aroBe Auswo5I
9emabte &leoer, Don allen Sorten S6ube,
@eioene uno anoere feline pnte, Sur uno
We'b &appeu, @ouc R6rbe, UEaBnaaren.
81. 9. QEirtbe fnoen bier Elm orodss Nf:
iortement BON ouer Sprten Wsine, epirits
Brdnop. Gin uuo @oroaI6, einen mpblfei=
len Webltubl III Bier 3u babsu.
Ser h6bfts preiB ypib eeseb;n fir ale
Sorten 2anoes Drooufte.
glartin Qeifloo(.
Canton, 0loe. 1S. 1885 28w4
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-08
Sc or9e . cub | E,

;Dobnt tpurbe-. allwo er oa5 ubrmdber9es
itbdft in alien oeGen uetl6ieoenen 3peisen
betreibf.
Gr reparirt Gaiben- uuo 9ausubren' ir=
eenb elmer 9Irt,-u Den billislten preiIen,-
uno (tsbt fir feline Nrbeit gut.
FAub bait er behauois cine QIuspabl
neuer s. oausubre sum 8ertaufe auf
Qano.
Canton, QlpriI 10. '35. 51.6W
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-08
Neue 8ebereD

MT fle9en0em Sdbinel
Oer Snossbendnnte befunOet Die BNroer
0Ie SarSer pon Canton uno Der umsesenoe
oaB ct oas QGebereel6aft auf 0rn. 6ensels
YIaBe, an Der RanoOlpber 5naGe, cine
VFs'Ie Don eantonjd betreiben auaef fansen,-
uno IN IN aIen oefen sew6bnIibsu 3wtissn ID
Onr0 quite, faubere ano oauerbafte Mrbett
uno pantt'be uno foDnelIe 2Iusfabruna ibn
euoertra!1tsr Nuftrase bUft ct Nb eines Ibeis
lee Der oHsntl'1eu 8unit uno 3uiprubss
marols 5u MAIDEN.
$beobaIo G6ner.
Canton, 1p. Sept. II. 1885.
2I-1Om
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-08

3mepbunoert uno 3sbn SrepwiOi|
sc NIT Dem S6tfe Metawontung
Su S>euport flr Ssras einseIbift.
IS befanoen lib un9efdbr SO pDlen
Oorunter.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-08
@d0fra9e.

JDDdnn gerIaOi geDlTGt9 DUN
Neioenbers, l1ntersMoin'
... freis i'm &bniareib 8alsrn,
rel6er por einisen Sabren in Baltimore
auIanoete. u. fi6 in Der 9abe Don GettpS-
burg. pa. aufba!teu iou, rplro Don benz uns
terIbriebenen, erinsenc eriu6t, fosle'1 an
ibn 3u (6rsibsn. @sine Qloore0s 1T
vi. Yeter @erlah
~. care ofthe German Franklin,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31

CANsIBALIsM.-A correspondent of the Lon,
don Morning Chronicle, writing from Barcelona
in Spain, gives the details OF horrid transaction
that took place i'll tina, city not long since. BY
his statement, it appears that set of armed
monsters, attacked Ia party of Carlisis in the cit
adel of Barcelona-dragged them out aud put
them to death without mercy. After putting
mem 10 death, not being satiated with the blood
oil their victims, they finished their work of sa.
wage brutality by feeding upon the flesh of those
they had murdered The highest class, even
the ladies, considered it a patriotic act, to eat
some Of the flesh Of murdered leader bv the
name oil O'Donnel, after having cut off his feet
and head. This revolving act, the correspond
ent ayers, he himself saw.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31
TO THE PEOPLE OF BERKELEY
C0ITNfrV


FELLOW CITIZENS M, name has been before
you Tor some weeks asa candidate for your sui.
irages 10 represent the county in the next Gs-
neral Assembly Subsequently 10 nv annunei-
alton. nominations have been made by meet
ings OF the people. Of other individuals for tho
station. had no design TO thrust mysclf upon
my fellow citizens, TO the detrimcnt Of the po.
litical cause, upon the successful maintenance Of
which, conscientiously believe, depends the
destiny oil our country. Recent indications in
duce me to believe that such will bo the result Of
my continuing candidate. have. therefore,
determined TO withdraw from the canvass. Ia
doing so, am not influenced by any apprehea-
SION that should not receive support from you,
OF which might justly be proud But. Fellow.
Cilizens, cannot, consistently with my sense OF
duty permit any personal feelings might have
gratlhed, TO interfere with dnty paramount TO an
personal considerations, TO I'D as far as my hum,
Die efforts can extend, IN enabling the politica.
party to which belong, 70 present an undivided
front in support of the constitution Of our country
against the assaults Of the party seeking its des'
tructlon. In exempi fcation Of my views, look
Tor moment at the Infamous resolutions accom-
pfshed in the Virginia Legislature the past win,
ter, by the supporters Of Martin Van Buren,
by these resolutions our Senators in Congress
are required 10 violate the Constitution, wbien
they have swornto support, or resign their sea"
that they may be filled with such as will OBEY.
One OF them has resigned, and his place n''
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31

nor, lieutenant governor, sena,o,.
bers Of the assembly and all otl,er u men
who are or may be elective BY The s.,
p. 1874. peopic
Mr. Jay moved that the word ,eaa.
sirlken out--page 100. %
The question on striking out N.
trhite, was then taken by ayes ana Won
and decided in the affirmative. "a s. noe
Ayes IS, Noes 59-VAN BlJRFMom
the afiirma.iye-page 202
This extract ascertains one th.,.
least. viz: That Mr. Pan Buren,. -.
theories, and tone Of thinking and f,,,;,
are IN favor Of giping to The Negro ,,, =,
po,c1 ,eith The While man, in The Co...
nlent Of our country.
With gentleman of this descr;n,;,.
as President, and PRACTICAL amaly,u.
ZIONIST, as Vice President, we shoula !.
IN hopeful way indeed. To what .no.
imi'iss may not men be carried bv n. =;
ri oil faction! Can Southern men. Of NM,
party, endure the idea of Mr.. Van Bu,.s
as President, aud Il. nj Johnson, a, VI.
President
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31

cC-Wc learn from the Baltimore Patriot. tina
the Treasury Department OF the United States,
from information that has been for several months
in its possession, has succeeded IN arresting a
person, in the city Of Ne~ York, who is charged
with the crime Of firing with his own hands. the
building in which the concerns Of the Treasury
Department were kept, which was consumed at
Washington, about three years since. BY the
paragraph in the Patriot, il appears that the vii
lain was hired TO fire the building, by persons
who had committed frauds upon the Pension Of
fee; and who wished, by the destruction Of the
Treasury building, to destroy all evidence Of
their guilt Several other persons were cnga.
ged in the transaction, some of whom, it is said,
are, before this time, arrested by the Agents
sent ont by the Department for that purpose
The person arrested in New York, passed thro'
Baltimore, in charge Of Mr.. Blaney, high con.
stable Of Phiadelphia-Mr. Kelley, a deputy
marshall of Ohio-and Mr.. Merritt, of the New
York PoliceT7,on his way to Washington, where
his trial is to take place without delay.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31

SHOWING OF HANDS On Friday last, the
resolution submitted on a previous day, by Mr.
Calhoun, TO instruct the Scnate's Committee on
the Judiciary, to report bill for the preserva-
ton OF the Journals Of Congress from destruction
or mutilaton, came up in order, and was support
ed by that gentleman, with a few forcible and
eloquent remarks. Mr.. Benton, aud Mr. Yak.
er, the Senator from Mississippi, opposed them,
and Mr. Shepiey, Of Name. moved 10 lay them
on the table. MIR. Benton opposed il on the
ground tina. it would naturally interfere with his
expunging" process, and wished that it might
not carry, as it was obviously intended to pros.
trate what he had offered. relative TO his favor
tie measure. II was, after little discussion, ,
finally laid on the table, by party vote Of 10 to
10. BY this vote it is ascertained who are, and
who are not, willing to preserve inviolable, the
records of the doings Of Congress. Let the peo-
pie decide
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31

Co The Wings Of Richmond, in pursuance Of
resolutions adopted at public meeting held in
'na' city some time since. gave public dinner to
Messrs' Leigh and Tyler on the 18th inst The
company assembled was numerous, respectable,
y orderly, aud the festivities of the occasion were
cnarcSerlzed by the prevalence of harmony and
so'd feeling Both the genilemen to whom the
u'"ner was given addressed the company in
speeches OF great force and eloquence, showing
up in glowing colors, the state of tb;ros :,
washington, and holding up to view, the misera .
BILE inconsistency of those who would e1pu,ge
SO as not to expunge, the records of the United
States Senate. The company was also address
cd by Mr. Stannard, in his usual happy stvlc.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31

GS-brigadier General, BRiscoE G. BALDWIN.
OF Staunton, was, on the 10Th instant, elcced by
a Jont vote of the General Assembly, Major
General of the Virginia Militia to supply the
vacancy occasioned by the death of Gen. John
Smith. Gen. BOYD of this county, was put in
nomination for the same office, by some of his
friends. Gen. Baldwin was the senior officer
his commission bearing date about twelve months
prior TO Cen Boyd's; and as such, was unque.
uonably entitled to the promotion No instance
Is known, when the General Assembly, in ia
elections to military Offices, has disregarded the
claims Of seniority, unless strong and powerful
objections existed against the candidate Gen.
Baldwin was liable TO no such objections
indeed to none of any description. He "a gem
ueman OF distinguished talents, high character.
ana great moral worth and we are satisfied.
had Zen. Boyd supposed that his name would
nave been placed before the Assembly, in oppo.
sillon to Gen. Baldwin's, he would have been
the first 10 have forbidden its use. and to hay.
expressed his unqualified admission of the supe.
rior claims Of Gen. Baldwin.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31

10" Bill for the decentralization of the suf
iererS by the rio" which took place in Baltimore
IN the month of August last. has passed both
houses OF the Mary land Legislature and become
law 1t passed in the House by majority of
Ia and in the Senate by a unanimous vote
Inc measure received the countenahce and sun
port OF the high minded and candid OF all narties
IN 'he Legislature, and was discussed and acted
upon without reference to party politics, local or
generai-a Tact as praise worthy, as, in these
times, it is singular.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31

WORTHY OF IMITATION. The Legislature of
louisiana has passed law, ordering the names
oil all members of the legislature who are absen,
at roll call, 10 be published daily In the official
newspaper, with certificate of their absence,
by the clerk of the House. appended This, we
think, would be good rule TO be adopted by all
Legislative bodies, as the people would then
have an opportunity Of knowing who did, and
who did not, attend to the business which had
been conlided 70 their charge
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31
"Vlde Mr.. Benion's speech.
From the Charleston Courier-.March ID.

From the Charleston Courier. March ID.
HE WAR IN FLoRIpA.-An impression
has been very general in this quarter, from
recent accounts received from Florida
that hostile feeling exists between Gen,
scott and Zen. Games, and some letter
writers have gone so far as to state that
the former was determined not to afford
assistance To the latter 10 extricate him
from the perilous situation in which he
was placed. previous TO the receipt Of our
last aaslces from the banks of the Myth
lacoochee.
an officer of the army, who arrived here
on Saturday. III the steamer John de Non
gun, assures US that there is not shallow
OF foundation for these erroneous impres.
SONS On the contrary. at the moment of
his leaving Picolata, 10Th isstant,) there
was not man IN the army of Florida,
who iflt more anxiously for the safety and
success ol General Games and his brave
associates than General Scott himself -
and it was believed, at the moment of his
departure, that Gen. Scott, who had then
concentrated, at that point, about 2 900
men, would dismount as many Of them as
practicable, and for the want Of other suf.
iicIent means of transportation, load the
horses with ammunition and provisions,
and make forced march 10 succor the
detachment under Gen. Games.
cn the 9th inst, 10 wagons left Picola
IA, laden with provisians for Fort King
but we lean from passengers in The Geo.
and Mary. that oGer proceeding about 90
miles on their way. an express was des
patched to order them back. and they had
returned. The steamer Sdns9e wSs pass
ed IN the st. Johns river. on her way i'.rnm
Savannah to PicoIata, with provisions.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31

MuNIFIcENT APPRoPRIATIoN.--The Com
mitice of Ways and Means, in the Legisla
ture Of Maryland have reported bill for the ap-
preparation Of ten.millions Of dollars to works of
internal improvement
The major part of that sum is TO be applied a,
follows:
To the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, $4,000 900
10 the Bait. and Ohio Rail Road. $1,000 1000
To the Eastern Shore Rail Road al 600 600
To the Annapolis Canal, q 500. 900
To the Mary land Canal, 3 500 900
This measure, il carried into effect by the le
sisiatnre, and it doubtless will be, will add more
to the prosperity of Maryland, than almost apv
other that could have been adopted.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31

N5- Some mischevous soul who probably
thought that the Legislature of Lower Canada
mad been long enough in session, for one day, at
least, sprnkled assaietida on the floor Of the Le-
gisla'ive hall, which annoyed the members so
much as 10 cause them to adjourn" immedi.
ately.