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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-10

DIAMOND CEMENT, for joining permanently Gla.s and
~ China. for sale by the manufacturer,
feb3 DR.. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER, SIT Broadway.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-10

ICE CREAMS JELLY BLANC MANGE-for par
ties, At ID. BRYSON'S, Fulton ST. Broadway.
t,n 221m
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Rxbynts c:tMt.

. Dsm setbrten pIb!ifun, ,rtrb hermit
bstanpt gt,nabt, baB Sac @sibait untsr
osI 6i,ma ron Ghriltnna6. 6r,tsr H.. Go.
Uis b,ebst, bic gum 1tsu nod f. n Np'sI.
10. c.tasfhbrt me,osu rsne. Du 3oe peu
N,l'am @bsifmas modbt es nettrenris.
oaB aue ,ndltaneiss &.6uun9sn eeftlc"
Bsu ,psrbsr. SD reroe osswsssn BIG
Den eslteu 9p,iI .s,,sner am a!ten Gtane
80 fnoen fspu. Dit tenen, Medic Die
0;ittel nieRs baben. ioalsidb 80 b:sableu,
ruire ,uan bal'se glo6Febt baten.
las etobrsslddft uno Bic Gerbertp
pire rrie 5uSo1 e,s ju O'istm 1.rn:n tts
susbeM rosIoen. Ia unter Dcraib trn
S&tern cine beoeutenct Ouan1u&t ppn
QEinteuQl aoren
.ssufabs, als: 3aba, 0rpet,s;sn. pate
Q1aaren,--eie >pir Su nitoris.n 9preif n ~
ue'saufen esoersen;-(o bitten nj, Nh, &C.
"si8ten 9alrta6.
Sfaae 6erter,
&antcn, Oct. 20 1885,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-25
Neifs no6 Seutldlano.
&anten, Oct. 98 1855.

Dr. enbesbenannte seotnst Mnfanas
Rag sins Sehbunssteile nab fsirtm
alt'n gaterlanee, Da,tembsra, absuftess
Ten. uno ea Ct Die neifttn Climber oes
faotibeu asutfblaube burb, ellen mus.
''.'' nasb Der dlssn !9eirnstb ,u sslanstu,
cosr spsnn eert I'D, in tieinsr Gntfsrnuu
pon aaeu oenfslben befnost.-k finbn er
rb eeneist. Drisfe. Dolln adbien. ODER
'on'tsss aufsrase sur 8sfursuna an,u.
u:ensn. NIT eenen Ct burdb 6as 3utrausn
'ssnsr xsnottsute bssbrt sptreen mag.
ee'as 9isEssn bausli6en Dubdtrife
aae cav +" un'ftdses tdrssn itoen, ber
'em le'" 3utraaen fbenst. fhr bic pcu-
'tdnoi9e @'fnuuus Der i'm i,ber., aaeuen
lnc BON ibtu absrncunentn Cblieoenbef-
ten. OhAus Der 8erne arortfIire man In
pottot,spsn Briefen. an 9enrv 0irb,ser.
NfahItlDn Starf@c. o. SRefiglen. ..
Ssrt. 80 'se. 21sto.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-25
8 u IL b in1 lteN.

Der llntt. ib,isbsne bsraebrlttst abt:
ansssrg Doe putIieunh pag sr in Ssnas
thrs Otiase 0eibaft in allen bsN'n pe1:
Ibiecensn 3srsiesr ensstarsyn e!lspo e.
S'anf une ance,, 0Ihtr ih blrteh estt
tt9 ii. Ssins M,trit rise {: babih unl:
gut li.ft'n g'tt 8hdN nste.n aut a,er
lanae, trsoer ssbunrsn. Dase: in Dt,u
Seitaft ertubt.n 1T, 70 pstsawt e. f6
Gen Mhnfhsn errsr iu tntfp'sbsn. oi.
:bn nit Nnftrd- III bs.brsn ,nos.u. De-
lttuunasn BON Bubbincers9lt0.it iratne
'iner aht tptsosn i'm Gartouer 8nbRcDr
anesuommsn.
Aueb fac bsn ibm tsutft5e u. enslifbe
g als7or, 10 rsie ADD islbfesrtes,i, {.
Sonnst: Barren 3u tab<n.
Gart lEarcsn snburs.
GAnabura 9tpt. $s 1880.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-25
IabinetmubertD.
Genabura Gtpt. SO 1880.

Die gnrss nnrs.scbnet.r Iisen bier.
t,,it Den 8ars s,n gantcn't lno cem
pubIeum iibe'bA,et u6k,nasbou an;e
fe cbisee 9si6dft III ber Insc ara,ras
ct. aBs Is 2birsn freftli1 Don s: u.
spus'e.rt S'is"febr y. beinabr ssssn:
hbsr urn 3: : dbIoNerse tSbt) ai1aeianasu
babsn allsrc tse oH 8ettstbuns beTslb.u
III alls" 3frs'arn b abffd.t8sn,
is wsresn. rtrsns. ein.n Rorsdtb
2'lreous, Slide Bstt .fusn, ,e.
battn 10 eli tbt f. sss stn a EN- ,ita-
It SseinsunSfn otsfsu'en. 8,eite. ..
au>r art rrs,os. im Isa1tb xenou,m eu
peresn. sie beftny eu;6 8endne aluf,
meEtlamssit i'm .. 't,d:t, sinen Gp. be,
ehsntl.bsn Eunet6aVt 81 erbalteR.
0slsrann8en .. Ger @n.fernuaa yesr,
o." oansrar aug, nomn.sn une pyo,npt In
fHr1sfer 3elt bef1rst pstbeu:
g. 4. G taut.,
Canton 9luS. i. 1886,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-25
@p eben erbaIten.

Der llntsr3eihneteS bauftar far rs
~isfs,e Cunt, ttat ieinen 6rsunesn uns
esm pubIiun hberbeupt biermit ab,
anqescn ti,no, oaB ct in BEN Geeltdbtsn
etsuscsf pbilaesIptia uno Boltimere a..
srefsa iE. o!I,rD It Elm atanstnbet 9lfTpr,.
Nssnt 6'htiabts- unb GefnMer-l VI ao: IN,
an ssdnIt hes wslbeS CT an i,iuesu ayten
StancpIot eins 8 bire trsifIid pen. Z anal
[nsb;n 6rn. Scbn @dds Nlr!bebaus
gum snilo etr &lc6s1 ertfntt bsy.
Spl9 nees !Mmfaet sissn 2bsii isin.S & ans.
seoebutsn &aAsts pen
= tapei Y. 8; 81 beDadret1:
RlaHe, i6mar3s. trcrne, sriiue. prdb aer
nhidts unc tatIia Tlber, 6 alI1mi,r unr
Gau!n0t jsssrIsp Dirt. Scrt,m.rtader
uue bic oe'i9lscsnfn &ieirMpe etiide. q
8ernsr: 8rnrste> gtA ienifo,e @eis
De uno eansaB tIrtt5er Masiine. Sra n.
3btlbt @inebar1s, AorusAdmme & AID.
ep ,hr sdelrs 9assnciit.; 1abaef, fals-
sh6er 3aIiec's pen iebn edattiruro,
Metino Staspt; Blepftiire, 8issertien,
Slansa. Bstt Scre, 4 cher Riee.
ehepfeas: ein epnfdnei,ss ggf.
frtsmsrt sife'nsr CtfeL 3uder, aaffs.,
Sbse, 0emArie 3.bsb,n. Diu, Blaubv.
Gn',', 70 tasiH. lisbon Museat, Sta.st.
Ralasa. eenotIsane molaHss. =,
utls eisie mne ele.s aness ast;ssl rsr:
esn an ben e,tFelfen Ysifsn III, baar
e'sle oser saasssfrpeatse abseisbt.
ri Sair df,l u sers. =
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RehsS Slnfsr ! 2

Eis Uatstfbr.sesn.u n ustmsn k6 SIC
5sep5t,i. easpnb!isuta sIet,aii aabsnadz
'ubiiasn. bab fs-fo euea srba:isn babsn
elm .aaofsfnsm Darts X aers.i dis:
gasflsrraassn. osusess'n. Blasbaiss
FIR Sd,a'isos, Gimmsr. Ri8si dsniasrs
gtas, DsL Baraea Sttaufstn anD 3a::s
rrsHs 9tee Sttist fensRns Msiyss- aas
.@abells. gsfe! DriIlsn. yiottiE56s. 6 gaf:
fssnshhtsn, gafetsfjser. 1htt 9settts.
5aeubnadbsf aii 5dub Df.bL gine
fapsn, Ss,ien, eatfnaast giisa .aattsn.
sbssrsas6in3esbat une Naosis,. Gisv.
BET Msf1sr, StabL ppt;l, Montirsnasr
5isn'a. IS Sa ben bisliaGen 4sfilsn. !
Man 80 1876. 49, D1, Sotnfen II. GO
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-25
Or. d. W ohne'S

uniddsba,e unb (tltsp fsb!tnes guo.r
eA'ee Disfts bs6G erp,ptte gRitt,l. ii
s'n k@trss tno eraftia:s 9Nitrsl, ,rrs;fs, 3
in alta &rkntbsiten une 5sbIern ssr a!a.
asn une bat een Sc.aus, iter ole anssse
Mu8en NsInth'u. 8eioneers it 80 nas.
s'db, IN folseneen BftHrereen snt,Nr D.
u19, Jhden, Que uno siumattefebruno
Der pu8enlieesr- in nsaen unr v.ralt,ttn
sussn Sntsaneanseh, Nuqsufeaen obsr
Is 6le6en. e1wdbe esrfelhen, ". rreb.
rtssn Dsfbneretn oisfee 70 ec;en une
smf fkneI'ben 3bsilst, tre!bss an NET.
Idat'0 tesn trnres. fe biet alIs ia beusr.
nen. Die antsa Mis eutaen. fint ic,pn
fur 70 Uie's Sabre. eurb feline tiasne 60
note ebenfaH4 tusrb nnneres Mer,te uub &
SefMnoen Worbsti. S
Der Yrsis it IS @ts. eas gsa6f,n..
tait oer Gebrar6 6ssorlbriT. Gin bs(idn-
bigger Dorratb III i,ntnsr gun, Ser sauf. unh
,plFs salesrsitet aist {hSrreft!idpsn ode bse
Warftplaiet in &untpnS tesf Gouutp D.
Gin 8reetr Nab!ab tYno erIaubr, b,e
ssnten usa Is tnisbsr u perfaufen. Npf.
fr'oe preers bic ciefeS Wutel antelors
se't Fsasn phnstli6 beioist me,een aifs
~ osrfAufsn tsp finsn bier fola n, bss
nanutsn SpesiaI Ns.nten
Ds. n Boneu Canton. ..~
OF. Watipn g. 60. , sgoffirem
ORE. Daset & etessnfen {
g p. Rspets \ 60. Aa,ritkurst.
5el,rb Dc4-in mapn burg.
t3ettlrsse g ssobst, Bettlersm.
xtf'l'san eI. Asdper: enasbars. =. 81.
Ds+a. y. Heni 4 60, Nsi;sS,.
Aesn Ms 6 pain ap.
Joeana Dsgsi GanseH. -. l.. .
sbrttisu &arss > R. Esuabass.
eCania pbiaipfs. paris.
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". = y. aasss fp Itey.
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6N = 10 [, T..

d: InttyfJ:.s5snea asNe d'sis!yt;asa ibre
sf;.tuaoe ,suo tas Y.ft.iii,n ia5essaert ,ooe
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"a ter Scr s 60 ieas QhIe =,
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'aieu. Gle msreeu i,n 8tcfen nnn R!si
aen 10 10 b.. II pr'f.u, en- ass ira ND ettat
mo r. 32t Msb.''as i'm Msiisa. ~. g
DntG ss:,abtIsb esfabyuna i'm Arss
aabsrsefbdn teTea iss aasssnsirs 81.
g'sos nbett 50 ssrdpIen nuo s,usr lrst;
asr of uttiDsn .Aracf nit in esba.i,,f q:
IN oiroieneu. Der h6dfe %. re ass
isses5eif pssablt tar gelae. ToCo plI
2soae ariro pstiansf. .. y. gn ssra
@aatpn, afr. Fl. 1856. Is sMe
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-25
M d I teIsn y.

80. 80 y : ~ .I1T. t#78sn
caees-U ntef ftbrittsrs min iri fisb tis Srfnt
osst cK hrafr sen Ganten iii,b hfy
I;.'sssfitb ~ tsrnrtlebtsn. bop Ct faS
- AlfI Qstidaff. IN oiIsf nsiisn 3he scr.
d stysitsn et6snff, a q
6arS nnp gtEno maltret,
Rad. Il mars AN bsrfetsseeusr g.ttunasn
sfoIyanb A1a hi. erb ta.t tt sf,trs
ets .6a tsnr osls..t Jun, Nxtasf.
seln sdep btfnSa iltb i'm abiisn
gsbiubs fapt;d =. 3, mit 5pasie gtsbr,
tm eessa Ssss,ss'sr 9sais errD.
&aatens ynlp &c, 1876.
y, 9. ei,s peer s,rep alsbsiter fSnu,
f.n Nef bdItia..ng fsnoen. fpaie anb elm
eotr asrep Aaaten D. is cefr II esaarsn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-25
Canton Ql,.a. i. 1896.
@uropaer !!

~~SSf"St
unterfb'iebsner maebt oeM tsut1der
'Enblientn adtuueebbl befaunt. cas- 6,
Votlmabten. anore Snftrnmsnte unt
Sbre'beteien aller Qlrten, il, tsutiber wnt
Fan5orl6sr gprabe. psrfert;Ss; 70 nj.
aa6 etissIen usssaissunsen sertGsutee'
) fru,nsrte.z
Crit ieter3sit su finben In css Dfks
sd psn. g qabm Noposas. Teins 3bh,
iaeAb scn Ssxr. { Srael's els5r J tey
pdtsm 81 Die 8,bte fnoirst.
g: msgtt,
eau.as ben 2a. gept. 1886.
-> = Francais!
s. q ,Ie 5sosssssgme ffait sapeir rsspesosssse
ssse'a al pssblis Frsnoass quil est ua a
erscsAsy aes proourations &. d'smtres ie
strasseats, ae toatss sorses, sa FrGsssis II
Atlemdld ;sceaan,e axssi dss tradae.ioas q
'''str,saselllts 5ssdissai5cs, dc e4s zoagues re
specifics. : f..>".@ =,
!, , IL est tosss temps psesent assns go0ffesslt
MT. s.sIsahss, avecat. pss a pis de Ia H.
e. -,gAs g. as no. T. Eegle, sass zegpel u tta
dss ID ftsisPg:.aes:cs. = ....S = Y 7.
f. 20 - 4. :. q .'.,S-s C& = .sT
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-25
. 0ass tls.iI.l d I'D a.
ga ton Suni ilIS Ss6.

4l rfr Or :, :.
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stisii1 assfadta assiiae B!rsAamsu
ttlas, P;a,o, Ssifspnaa. eeqnIsils 81 :
,.xis siara ebs sraifa,s una itlan. ID.
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10 { ss. ,psbs slAifshs, s 4 4. iil j
tratint O.. s nN ertissi Il; i a.iriffi,
nnnes; Fang ea@sss .s,.g gissnsi, s asns..d
8 nalStlsbsr. 3,.s - : = :
assGlon. 1aaafI 81. tBsB.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-25
Zee. B. Ror<us

&g&L&M DSetFS ViSIbHIt CtV 4aElttN3G
N !eine Cierts an: @eine Rtb:
nupqsn miro er bilia mab,r,-
' uno Die, trsEobs fb itintr 9 org.
enre,trauen, trirc sr init icrsfdlttser 2Iuf:
merFiamfsit 81 bebanbsIn fud,sn.
Die 8oribeils, Die cine Grfabruna bon
nsbrersn Sat,sn in Oer Musabun9 Der
pei;tunoe itm Ssm6brL-bsusbf sinstt'
acknowledgements ve9 IudBiesnl1utsr:
ri6ts:Gu,lue ben er in eiuem auSaeosbn:
ten 9olpitale unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
erbalten, ,usrosu ibn. ,bie ct nit 3uver
fi6t sraabt, in Den etano f,s'u, &,ans
bsiten curbasberce NIT GriUIs Sn btE
banofln. o. Grim SiFe 1T i'm Nlarsts
Diersde. Dem @Su,.bauis eessuhbsr--
Q 1uhren abrolieb uou E 3 @ilbeIr
Stobr. Canton. 9lop Is. '96. ] II.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-25
abtn, .6oss 10 rostfaufs 8.

|s ltilss On = s5lantsisbsn, bss
y lshr bsu's SsttdatsH nt,bf; lsfgsa bsss
os fsbf : sItbsi1bdf. sasn Narat, sins ss<
pea laf kiasn fsbr suisn W,nh, H.. mse
sstiss,l. sris bss,,f ftn 9isaiIsr. GUT. Queslsa
4plal Inn feaitid, ii 8efit5 etnp,s n,en
NET ben. eah . aE ltspt an Cbs @anat
NIB aaros etns esr btasu gtleeenbsira
ssflsf stl's g'terssst,srsy Esb DiftilluY ftgu
tvtaia att$tf peE glsssiafto bio enllitrlt,e.
$40 eas glisstt ssfras mar f,xb IL eaHs
fasIpsp u Nappe.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-25
g attigt. ..
Beolts'ltr ale teBiaiS !-Gbss Tahi!!
Us / Il q m q { a ( 4.

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@oolls'ltr ale ietGaiS -0bks Tah!!
W iii a m 3 { a { {.
Dat eas Rfott BON s.. ure " 8too8
EattnS'ften Sso.,EA:s attel, Sober. Burts
-anc eifsrnsnl 0utne, saeld)e bic sstfen
Vs1betlernn9es1 bisfsr9,t lno. tie ie Dot
oaa puolItan' 8tbtadt rpurpsn tdufllb srs
hanttn. Do tr abnssua 1T. oaB bieis
Serbshrurs cine isbr srOes it,-IO siett
T cenie!sen etn Dr; s,l8 iber irssrb cine
anoess Art Sdt:el tar fs,bt,af It, DaueI,
Ssba9ttbfeN, uno Siderbett fatS YIero.
er tabrt frtt, suie oOtbsr, eas @s (t diff.
cut fe!utn1 a;tcn & tano optnsts, in esx Gus
sasaspaf gtrass. in Canton, (essabe etn,
nsnsn Gantbanis asssrabs' trabex be-
rtsnt peu pbilip Dswah.) an tetss,beu,
no 81 ib frsueu miro ode Die au bteie:
nan. bic i'm mi. ibrs.ss Suiprube be<tA en-.
er bat bstt6nbia ahl bane une lit &C:
fonnttl cine a'cees nuo aaSeebsbntsS OF
pltiment Don Satt!errr aassu 5u halten,
-ale "a Fno
HM 6erren 8eeerfe. fpa.
nlfbeS atkl, baIbslpa.
nllhe oittp, .ssmelns
Ditto, 9amsn Seosrfs . panilbe
oittD, semeine Otto, 3autns. & ot'
tslbdss, Ysh@itsni, Nifo!eRbalf-
tern !, Gapolleri1ten ebados, ga
trontafben,,c. 0eorbornGs sidlrr,
& u m m t s, 8dulegefd'irr jsrer
Nrt 6 cfer Osusr gpmer,
2ouoonerWo9sn I eltfden Neit.,
@lesonte', darsirtes, nno Sig
psitfbsn, Gtdtfb.Sle6tsu jsoer
0atung.
Die eInrobns, son e tart, une ten be:
satbarten Gaust, 8, Fno e<btuuetss sstI
einaeIaosn. cnsu' rfsn. une far feb ieIbft
~ l,bsn mHo unterluben.
Canton, SuIs S.. 1875. 1877. =.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-25
LslakoH Sspz. g asetaa sd ~
9fdAt %. 80 6 1
KuFbtla asao 20

l. Asnsrst 1fb hitgtsfss ei{ B e, 1s,aS
- ~ \ % Is & % 81
oab ~ BON gasss 0NsE,assratT L isIrfn,s
saaien sted sRassria.tsu, bannsps,ls.
,suse Y: snsssaaf5 rro g, uzil
! IN " etii. s. dsp ei'sF sss sp,l III 5 ), .
.,,'sffsfbtrip g aisia ais Il, IS hsla,t,,
ssea iltf Or aiG y abselis, a.s,, Il !, |, I /.
s3tsM .nbtnetiIsp ,pIt (. & yssi 4 ss.s: d,
j s:a eE alIsr art
ies'' ness hisatfis1 ssyssi i ana ii bn,.ps
sa.isfbaft t AZ Bia,ss 90 siifs ssrsss {. i Isl
Z fts ne 1AaI ter bFf.tsst sn .ss.s,e,
daft enrb btbani,ste qla. sssss sfaralei i, d.
phaf.'tdtsll ~ ssieifnsn. estn s. as.
ttast lanseu, N esu biasisasa sasrtt "a. !.
stra'i'stsn, grfas'r,iiig a asbt 81 81 4 al.
.stffnn eas stpe q Fen IL niefsla sfaa,
se't.assstss asss ~, srssst ssss.
Seef' 8 6, igtsfn fHinrtu fpssg:,5 s,s.
80 ati,s:srg fucens ebst, ,fae4 i~2 q t,y4
: - s.. sza.alirF N,,srf996. 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-25
serts "
a 4fxss esl!sHe stabi Asrfs 3

: so Sanslneue 90. = - s.
9 oo o.rsS so.
9 oc4 5shlgs %. ~
sam Dsrfauie In Deren cosf fix,,In.
yep u. aosnfpa u. 60.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14
From the National Intelligencer.
INDIAN RELATIONS.

On FRIDAY last, in the House Of Re-
presentativcs, Mr.. EVERETT, of Vermont,
made speech Of great length and clabo-
rateness, upon the general relations of this
Government with the Creek and Seminole
Indians. In the course Of his remarks, he
exhibited an intimate acquaintance with
the details ofthe subject, which intelligence
and industry only could have attained. His
observations tended to show that the Treaty
(of rcmovaD with the Scminolcs was in
valid, because its conditions had not been
complied with on our part; and because,
further. not having been ratified by our
Government, till nearly year after it was
concluded, impedmcnts had, in the interim,
been made known to our Government, the
existence Of which would have prevented
the making Of the treaty, if known. be-
cause they were sufficient to render its exc.
cution impossible. He followed up the
action of the Government, by stating that
the subsequent acknowledgement of the
treaty, after the Indians had denied its
validity, was obtained by threats, accom-.
panied with an armed force, as was re-.
presented, sufficient to compel an ac-
uuiescence III the ordef for removal; and
those threats, with the presence of troops,
and many irritating circumstances which
occurred, were the cause Of the hostilitics
now existing. He argued, first, that the
treaty was not obligatory on the Seminolcs:
secondly, that the Government had at
tempted to enforce it, in sense contrary to
their own construction of it; and, thirdly,
that they had attempted to execute ii by an
at of scar before any hostile act had been
committed by the Seminole nation. The
speech will be published as early rs our
reporters can furnish it, and will deserve all
she readers attention.
The remarks Of Mr.. ASHLEY and others
on the same subject, but upon different
grounds, were also entitled to great res
pect.
Mr.. WHITE, of Florida, spoke earnestly
in reply; after which, a general expression
of desire for more information induced
the House 10. postpone the bill for day OF
two, in order to obtain additional documents
from the War Department; and resolutions
were adopted calling for them.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14
SUNDAY SCHOOL AND TRACT De.
POSITOIS

A NUMBER of individuals of this town
and neighborhood have paid between 500
and $500 for Sunday school books and
religious Tracts, and have thus established
these Depostorics which are intended to be
perpetual.
These books and tracts arc sold at cost
and charges, aritltout any profit, to all who
will buy, and the money reinvcstcd in books
Of the same kind, and thus the supply is al
ways kept up. The books are sold at the
same prices that they are sold at the Deposi-
tories bv retail in New York and Philadcl.
phia.
These books and tracts inculcate that
form Of truth and doctrine in which chris
tians arc agreed generally; and have moth
ing scctarian in them and thus are calcula-
ted to supply the wants of christians ofcvery
evangelical denomination.
The Dcpositorics are at the Book Store
and arc kept and attended to free of'chargc
or expense.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14
SPLENDID APPROPRIATIONS FOR INTERNAL INPRovl

The Legislative of the little State of Mary.
land at its present extra session has appropriated
eight millions of dollars to carry on works Of
internal improvement.
The bill passed the Senate by vote Of ii to
2, and the House of Delegates by vote of 49
to 90.
The Annapolis Republican Of juno 4th says
"The law appropriates three millions to com.
p!etc the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal to Cum.
berland three millions to continue the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad to the Ohio, one mil
lion to construct the Railroad running down the
Eastern Shore from Cecil county to Pocomoke
BAY; half million for a canal to connect
Baltimore with the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
by the most northern route;' and half mil
lion to connect Annapolis with the Chesapeake
and-Ohio Canal. 1t provides for loan at six
per cent rcdecmable in fifty years, for the above
purposes, upon which loan not less than twenty
pcr cent. premium must be obtained. amounting
to one and half million; which will constitute
sinking fund adequate to redeem the principal
in-years, all the profits of the several i'm
provements being pledged to the State for the
payment Of six pet cent. interest upon the seve-
raj sums received by them, after three years
rom their receiving the same"
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14
Bank Vault Doors.

NOR Sale, two Wrought Iron Doors, former.
IL ly attached to the upper Vault Of the Union
Bank of South Carolina, which was taken down
some years ago. Ono of them (he inner one)
crossbarred and substantially rivetcd the other
solid mass There are two locks, of exquisite
workmanship, to each Door, with duplicate keys.
Apply to Rene GODDARD, Esq. President. or TO
W. B. WILkIE, Cashier.
The Augusta Constitutionalist, Columbia Tel
escope, Camden Journal, Cheraw Gazette, and
Aiken Telegraph, will please give the above two
insertions, and forward their bills for payment.
Charleston, MAY IL 90 IT.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14

Wccopy the following from the taye.'e'
vile Observer. In what paper it was hrs'
published we do not know.
Mr.. Adams recently caused great eS'
citement in the House Of representatives
by speech of which the following IN the
substance: ,,,. '.
Mr. JouSQ. ADAMS, avalled himself oI
81. occssiop TO offer 4 few words, and
sta,ed that this country was on the verge OF
Mev;cau war, an Indian war, and war
with England.
ale said that BY our course in the af.
fairs of Texas, we are courting war with
Mexico; and that England would fly to the
rescue of that country. He said England
would never consent to our having Mexico,
without her permission; and if she assented
TO any such proposition, she would tell us,
that we could not have Texas, unless we
consented to abolish slavery within the
domain. He said that England would
unite in the war of Mexico, for the purpose
of aiding the cause Of emancipation; q
cause to which she was now devoted, and
of the sincerity of her attachment to which,
shehad given abundant proof by emancipa-
ting her colonies.
"Mr. Adams then related some facts
connected with the foreign relations of this
country, one Of which was, that a secret
offer had been made at one time bv party
In the Island of Cuba, to be annexed to the
United States. He said that the PROPOSE
ton had also been made to England and to
France; and that England, at the time.
was so jealous of the movements of the
Cubians, that Mr.. Canning was instructed
to apprise this country, that any such ar
rangement on our part, would be the cause
of war.
"Mr. Adams produced much sensation
in the House, aud there were moi few who
believed with him, that we are on the eve
of internal and external difficulties y
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14
A MAGNIFICENT PROJECT.

The prospect Of the independence Of
Texas has given rise in New Orleans to
a splendid design which if carried out,
will create quite new era in the history
Of part of the commerce of this coun-
try. 1t is well known that steamboats, of
500 or 600 tons burthen can ascend the
Red River as high as Natchitoches-and
il ID now proposed, in New Orleans
paper, that q rail road shall be constructed
from that point through gorge in the
Southern Rocky Mountains and thence
to the Gulf of California. Such a work
would give 10 New Orleans access to the
East Indian, Peruvian and Chilian trade
which would enable her to set cornpeti-
ton at defiance. 1t appears to us,
however, that it is not by the Red River,
but by the Rio Grande, that this COM
munication must be effected, If at all.
This last river has course estimated at
from 1900 to 100 milessin extent, and
can be ascended by steamboats, of light
burthen nearly seven hundred miles,
which will be within an inconsiderable
distance Of the Colorado of the West, a
river that empties into the Cult of Cali
D,nia. 1t is probable that portage rail
road connecting these two rivers need no,
be Of greater length than two hundred
miles.
Of this communication were opened
the route TO India and to the Western
coast of South America would be shorten
cd, more than one half.-Baltimore
Patriot.