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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

II is satisfactory, therefore, TO know that we are
net cool for nothing. All along shore down-east the
thermometer has been ranging between 95 and 100 in
the shade; the same in Philadelphia, where, in the
sun, il rose last Sunday 10 $50.
Ii is also exceedingly gratifying to find by friend
in Philadelphia that this is the hottest summer felt
In the United States for years Here is the data if
sny one doubts il:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

FINE Asrs.-A very beautifully engraved print from
Vests noble picture 81 Christ healing the sick, has
been published by subscription in this city by Thomas
G. Story. 1t is done in line engraving by the late
Mr.. Kcarney, who promised TO have attained great
excellence in his profession and il is indeed capital
engraving from 40 large painting. We hope to see
il encouraged.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

FOURTH or july hcc,DEsrs.-A man stabbed in
Boston by an Enshman young woman there
severely hurt by the fall Of stick Of rocket sn her
head two young men drowned from ssH at Troy I;
carman OF Albany obliged to suffer amputation Of
the leg from the calf being lacerated by the waddng
of n cannon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

" The steam packet Neptune is to be sold at
Charleston this day week TO pay the debts Of the
Company unless the stockholders csmply with the
resolution to advance $780, by way Of loan, on each
share by this day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

70 The crops on Long Island look fac; SO do
the crops in the State Of New York generally and
also in New Jersey and Connecticut
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

u All the brgands and pirates taken in arms
hereafter IN Canada, to be put to death without
trial.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

~ The wheat harvest has commenced in Penn
sylvania. There and in Virginia, and Maryland ant
Now Jersey the wheat promises abundant crops
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

EJ, The insurance Offices Of Philadelphia lose
s3i 900 by the loss Of ship Julia, destroyed by fire
June 3d. and $4,000 by the loss Of the barqae OF
tawa.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

" The delegates to the Utica Convention leave
this city today in the Rochester They will have a
jolly good froc. They will eat, drink and sleep and
kiss the Rochester girls and do nothing else besides
talking.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

1J' Counterfeit notes Of every trade, shade, cast
and complexion arc aasat. Look out dealers in
rags and with rarsmufins
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

~ As asn ~ TEE Ps.sDsrr-By and with
the advce and consent of the Senstc:-
relx Grundy, of Tennessee 70 be Attovnev c.
eral OF the United States, from the first day Of Ses
Stephen H. Weems Of Maryland, to DO Consul
Tor the port of Guatemala.
of Bermuda
of Wisconsin.
VAuxHALL GARDEN.-We were prevented by pub
nc business attending the above delightful prone
made on the evening Of the Fourth but are informed
oy many present. that the garden was filled to an ex-
cess-hundreds leaving in consequence OF their ina
putty 10 obtain admission. II is fairly calculated tha
nve thousand persons were collected and notwith.
standing the privileged character of this day Of fest-
witty and mirth, not the slightest incident occurred to
interrupt the peace and conviviality of the entire
evening. The different exhibitions were well dis
played, and its delighted auditory seemed, by the
ray Of Joy each aspect BORE to be amply eratifed
IN the amusements they had Witnessed The order
and regularity at all times observed in this Garden.
speaks volumes in favor of its ambitious proprieors
Messrs. Henry Jones & CO. May they meet tnat
continuation of success they so eminenty deserve.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

W The air at the Pavilion at Rocksway 10 said te
be cool and the bathing rsfreshing. Thank HEAVIER
II 10 cool and refreshing somewhere under the sum
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

U' At St. Adams, Vermont two men were burst
cd ssunder by the bursting asunder Of gun.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

G-S' The American Institute are narrowing foi
the fall campaign. Plmpton s wide awake.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

Another AocrpEsr ny SPIRIr GAs.-On Saturday
evening, as Mrs. Rosrke who keeps a store in Hud-
son street, near Spring street, was putting spirit gas
into lamp the gas caught fire. and the vessel cxplo-
died. Mrs. II. was much burned, and yesterday il
was feared the brain had been injured. The goods in
the store were set on fire. but exiingushed be-
fore much damage had been done TO them
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

~ The banks OF Philadelphia have agreed to re.
sumo specie payments on the lst of August.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

90 The Mechanics institute are on the alert
Castle Garden 10 to be their field Of enterprise.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

~ Gregory, Of William street. sells the best ice
cream and soda water in The city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

~ The President Of the United States las OIL
ciay recognized James Andrews as consul Of Greece
for the pert Of Boston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

D5' All the banks in Boston, and the Bank Of
Lowell, have resumed specie paymenis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

FonoEa ARnEsrEs.-Hendersen, who escaped
from the jail al Washington few days since where
he was imprisoned on the charge of forging Treasury
notes, was arrested at Cincinnati on the I'd instant
on board the steamboat Huniress, bound for Texas.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

~ Ned Forces, goes to Congress in place Of Ely
Moore withSrawn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

J~ Zen. Ruiler is to be the nex, Governor Of this
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

The steamboat Governor Marcy has been charter
ed by the government for the purpose Of facilitating
the public authorities in enforcing our neutral rela-
tons with Great Britain. The Detroit Advertiser
says !" she is to be properly manned and armed to
the fulles, extent far the treaty existing be-
tween the United States and Great Britain will per.
init, and is 10 ply between lakes Erie and Huron"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

1889 Levi A. Mills Va. Thomas M. Hooker.-Mr.
T. SedQwick Jr argued this cause on the part OF the
plaintiff and Mr.. J. III. Whiting for the defendant
Senator'S absent.-Messrs. Fox, Lawyer aud
Young.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

Young.
Poticr, Mouday, Jul, o. Burgiary-The prem
ses of Mr.. Gallagher 370 Grand street, were broken
open on Saturday morning al an early hour, and
robbed OF 200 yards Of rag carpcnQ The goods were
discovered at the store OF G. Bukler, in Chatham
square, where they had been sold by the bsrgsr Tor
the sum OF S3b. From description Of his person,
gwen by the sorekeeper, officers Bowytr and welsh,
10 whom the business was cenfded, suspected thc
thief TO be no other than Gilbert Mosher, aas 1onn
Moore, who they afterwards arrested ana brought
up. He confessed the robbery and stated moreover
that he had disposed Of the money IN the purchase OF
a new suit Of clothes from head TO foot, including
small arrcles, all Of which were taken OIL ms VILLAIN
carcass and sptablc dress in Their stead Provi.
ed for him by the on GERS. Mr.. Holman received a
latter the same day, informing him Of robb.ry com
mitred nj Newbureh by the came individual, short
time previously by breaking into the premises Of
Messrs Budd a Afrsnce He was fully commltsed
~ James X. PsvIdiug has taken upon himself the
duties Of Secretary Of tne Navy and was sworn into
Once On M0odsy last
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

=, -. KING. Capt Va %, wiI make . UP 20 the
rhnR bsnsson II ursy rert ~ binasn leaving the Dry
Deck 4. Delaney 6I Catherine Msrt~t 81, Fuliea
Msrket beers ~ Ui sstrs Prison Dock III Canal III
wa rrn street b. fore ~ AMI No North River o'csock
Ise oyr N staring 20 ssry Is 70 sGord the passengers
reirr.Osen al isds. wla ssA ssa ,,eAlss prov,a,a
on board. Ivi0s~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

ron rHr JRtT raEss.
An ADDRESS 10 EMICHANrS.
Persons at all acquainted with the
Valley Of the Mississippi can but admit
that the march OF empire is vestw ard. II
Will so continue until there is an egui.
hJriUr7 IN population between tie Gas,
ond The West But a few wear, ago.
Territories, which have since become
populous and wealthy States. were
considered too far Wcst ever TO be set.
Ted - white population. is true
there are many reasons why persons
iayorably situated here should not cn.i.
crate ~ country entirely new; but
there arc s'!i more reasons why thosr
"ho afe without &c ability 10 acquire
a'iechall hc.e. OF DO have bat Init.
I'd settlements and large timilies should
transplant ihrnfelvcs - arcgion where
they can Obtain lsr,e tract. Of fertile
land NJ q the most favorable terms.
To persons DESTROYS OF cui-ra,iny
westward, there can b. rr~srr'ed NO
finer field than The northern port Of Tex.
~, hat country Gtga'ci ra o.. head,
Il The rInry and Sulphur Fol, 81
the SABINE. Latitude tnifiy-lour de-
grees passes ihro' ihispotirn NJ Texas.
rs situation ~ South Of Rcd River Oh
the Southwest corner OF Arkaasas. and
the nearest white se,flcmenis are those
~ that State !, j. detached entirely
ir7fu iHr present scti.cmca's % Texas
Ihis portion Of country IL regularly IN
dulaIug interpreted With here and
there small and fertile glidcs and prai.
ucs. Tie streams arc rocky and iolcra.
by ptecipiiair. lie county cannot be
otherVIsc than healthy. az Tar 20 AZ Is
possible for anew country Since the
removal rl lhe RqG in Red River. this
portion q county u rendered accesn.
bic With great facility.
IN recent interview which bad
wIth sumo r. ihe public in1ct5nafir,
ofthe Republic u Texas. ! vas assured
ihatihe Texas.aa C0nglc,s would grant
% a company desif1us Of settling the q.
bote District of country 4 large tract Of
land upon the most favorable term
DO granting land % eompaoies - not
the general policy ~ ihe Government
yet was assured that such a pfopo,i.
ton az mine would meet TIE approba.
ton II Congress Nv suggestion vas
The settlement o. one hundred familie,
"a The country shove all1ded to.
u - Necessary % advert 90 the rela
ton that Texas noW sustains n %,
Mexican Government. Mexico in
ieTnsl troubles and her dificullisi
abroad, render her unable. even IL q
depoied, 70 cary her arms success
folly INTO Tsxa' Texas having sue
tanned herself lh,s far, there can be d,
: doub, q her ability 20 still sustsin her
cell 18th the greatest facility True
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

y y
have bceu surpuLeJ. 80 these dsls 90 60.
iistienoi philosophy. Nt,i. the oilUst. IL tie
human mud are not oaly invited 10. but pa,a
tor treatise 10 illustrate the yrrs, truth, q.
Naiufa! hc.isiou--aLd especially ~ prove by
u.e various operations and uhJec' 10 tie ua-
IuraI world, thIt there ., a benevolent BE- tps
Who designs the good OF hi, clrIiure.--that
tIe argument has not been LeiuCed oftrucr
iraui Tue eNi-ience aud ihe qualities " .Nsss-
cha! >pr.Hgs
an. not much Of n Philosopher in that or
aug other Way. but have often h,ru struck
with the o1NI6u>iy gene y oieut purposes oi
Providence 40 seeding out from tLe bowel, uf
Tue earth, as ,f from. a laboratory. these saiu-
'ary and wonderful Sptings-suited to Tie 70 .
~ ailments OF the counties az ac,ui 10 them
--v oTih more than al the phy,,c OF al tie
doctors, because, Wilde they restore You to
hea.th, and TcEuNal9 Your constitution, YOU
20 spared tie nausea "a GEug>--atj tie con-
sequence, e depletion aud the ti.s e tie
doctors - Zoe vh.ie the ,itisted srefcttors Of
Your MOS bid Il 1ne are removed. Won are b.,
The same process stimulated To- tie cuiu>mcrt
OF food, OF exercise, AID o. happy mllr,t,,
which these wsIcrs hrN'uw upon you. We
can in word Ouls tHofd 10 throw rh,, e
u Tie dogs when Nc choose 10 20 To SHAN.
NpNhA.E, or EsdErd, or tac " hite sui
ph1r springs.
IL wa' 4 si-h'fU, trip from Charl,,iown
70 the first LauIea watering Place that has
suggested these reflections wasa >cioDru.
GO iSr few days al CARERS hn,piiable hotel
when l was invited II take a iauht To- the
Springs. Ia an hour nom NV ,,i,iug III IN a
foe stage, dyi,eLhy q careful driver, passing
IN Lat Time through beautiful ana cultivate i
ouniry--ihtOugu hac wheat held, bending
~ Tie breeze, the hopes Ol tHo iafmcr--ih ru'
noble primeVal iSTestS hat oyrr,h adoW e.. the
road, We arrived al the RIVER which sweer,
around this mosi beautiful spot, and early as
the season -, We found our same host Carter
10 proper person, 10 administer 10 our wants
lie touteTed To Us all manner OF tempting -.
versscs, besides the valuable water Of the
fountain; but 1t - Of that aud not OF his wine,
'hat would speak. Attractive a. all the
comforts aDd luSurics Of well kent house
may he, u Is the ra.,I - that is the charm ol
Naannondiie AGc YOU bilious - or dys pc ptic-
Or 'pleneilc, 90 bepsiIc- or grayel!ed, or be-
deNilcd wiih suy other liks - ills our ne.h !.
heir to'-let nae recommend to on, nv or.
Gieted brother, 10 90 tn shanucudalc-dri,k
two glasses Of water when you are ahou, &
90 to bed-ri.o with the birds That mr.. ca.
rolling their maths around your windows
and II reasonable intervals drink (roII four e
So. t4u oicrT f.Dm ina 7,j Gi,il of The fountain
follow hi, up Tor len days or tNo week. ard
4 you are not, at tie erd Of that time. .
healthier. happier, wsrkiisr man than ,ou
were II Grs', Send 20 mc md III paw YOU,
doctors bill Tor the current wear
TESTE MEIPSUM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

Mr. MAsoS's speech ssa.nsi the Tr,a,ur,
NS'sbdi "'i' T.. ioaad ia our paper u 10 81,
We have no dsPo,,tion. this warm weather.
TO ot-r Comment. There a. 5ui single par
Asr.Ph, however. which eaiii for remark. on
account OF is otJs ,ion,Jls features, 1, D.
- follO~s
cannot (shysMr VI. Goa, der ihi. 49, party
Sie.uoh. AiihO' by no means one 81 tLs-r y he
PROBES, freedom from all party rostl.iu'. ,.;
On OCCASIONS where such re.tralut would
oserrule my own ,egse Of risLt. cannot sr.
Will not regard II. concur fuii, ,n TIC no.
sessits OF raising III supply, lam prrp4rsd
10 vote Tor u ehseflully. and without -iip,.
aud without any tebukc upon tie Adn.ini,,r,
tioni Tor 90 not b .icVe .h.t tis uAl. te-
sponssle. trace il, dimia.,hsd ts,st,.e 10
causes over which u ha.. and oush 10 have
NJ eoaroi; to those cause, ~h.ch have ore.
rated 10 impair TIE revenue 20 an a'i.e.
whose resources NJ. Implicated IN tic ,ralu
aud business az ;he country
Here Mr. Mason IA sx. H-it enough 90 iar
az lac sos., BIi there ~ IA omission which.
We should BE pleased 10 hear him Gu a.
SAYS 'he Administration as not justly re,pou,i.
bic ios tie Diminished rereuus"-that ~. a
bankrupt treasury. at IS attributable 70 ci.,,,
or;r rhsei u Had No control" *. NON. vL-t
are the causes Wh.en produced tbs present
em'-rra'sed condition CT tie Treasury and
the financial Affairs OF The Whole country
THIS - question which We feel some AMI.
ely 10 hear Mr.. VI answer lie teN,u,tL.,,
The impoverished condition of the ire,.pr,
aud the eountr. j. NJ, attributable I, TIE ~.
m'ni'ifation' bat why did he not proceed snd
let u. know To whom and 10 " IA, carsc, i, i
attributable. Did he allgdc 10 the measure.
so glor'oGsly besun" ~ Gen. Jackson. and
which Mr. Van Buren, gave solemn pled-e
10 "e1rry our'sna perfect, " snL con.~qton,.
iy "oveE which lac bad no oonirol;" WethinL
The above paragraph eonclusiyeI, proves.
what Mr. NJ himself here admits, tia: he +,
noiyet"f-ee from al party RESTRAINT :,
Speaking Of Mr.. Mason, speech. tic Alex
aadTia Gazette says !, -, 10 our minds an
entirely conclusive arsumeat. u ha. crfecil,
convinced us that 20 mcG.ber OF Consrc,.
should have voted for the bin, and We arc
Only sorry that Il ~ not force tie sane con.
ueiicn upon Ito mind az the Eon gentleman
himself. To have made sue. 4 stceci, ar,ir,,
the till, and then 10 have voted tor the b,ii i.
certainly one Of tho remarkable evsnt," in
po'tic'. Alr Mason, sp,cch !, published in
TIE NadIson!an. IL 4. ccoc.>e, logical. arJ
eKeeiient-Just The Kind uf s-ec-h Mr.. N 3,
best friends would have desired hiul mai,
we repeat our regret that 30 aL!c an az ~
men' should have la!.el to coa,,nee H. au.
thor"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

AZ ne ferott great meeting boo tie cts of
New York, - TIE friends q ihis disturui-hed
~t1tsyman. Committee wss aprointeI Ca
iTlus'ut g. BIN the uf.icpI grGes edines. and
60 invite HIN 60 rst th1t State 90 bis 49,,
home siter toe sdi.urnment az Congress ~
To ts isusr OF toe Committee. MIR Chy
made the f0ilosinf reriy
Na,msofc~. oh June is3a
Gcnflenen:-l have tp acknov led 20
ihe receipt Of ls"cr vh,h ls o Con-.
miltsc appointed a. % m,efirg cd mS
political friends. recently convened 200
The CITY oi Ner Nmk N.u sddto8 cd
60 me- ifan.mii'ng a ropy of'teu pro.
cre4ing., and 90 pursuance nl unr 4
ihc,f fcs4iurohs. tnsifiuk soc Go ,i.u
that Ciiy and 90 pass through ihe State
Of New York 60 IS falo. upon nv re
torn home, after he termination OF ihs
present sesson OF ConeTe.s
] have perused ihe proceeding oI
The meeting Wiib tie !tse.Iest fr,ltng.
Of gratitude and ! request sou. Gen
tlemen 81 convey 10 those vho com.
posed IL, my cordial thanks agd fc
spcctfui acknowledgement Tor thtl
friendly confederation Of me WhHs0
J feel highly grathed by the sentiment.
0i attachment. confidence and prefer
encc, with 40 expression Of Which tbs
meeting has honofed me, ] thiak tha
u has wisely referred the dengnalior
of = suitable candidate tor the Office d
President Of the United States 70 ID,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

F's1r gr' S' hs Per- Jr ILu5n County
We Lave h-ru frsIsi'sd 60 ,iste f5r ne
information n th7st vh7 may feel Interested
ihss Che f'iI,stls f,nuem,a Lsvs been o..
Po'oi'd Phy''cisrs n ,- Poor r. Jrfsuon
county
d. rfr"sssoS far llarPsp-rsrr,. Boil
vac. SUI Tie country vii % two miies Il said
t1wts
W Mtoarnrs for shsPhoIjst5wn sod ,hs
coutiry within Nomilts g sad town.
pf lAtt', Tor Chaflesioa0. abd te coun.
ify vilh.u t~o u.ilcs e saI tosp.
Dc StottAr. ard
10 Nstsav. f1r ths Poor Uiouss. Ter Smith
hsif, ed ths country within two mites u
snli iJwn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21


The Globe. Mr. Van Burcu's Official organ
frequently receives some strange compliment.
from among't the members Of Congfes.
u was bat few days since ika, the Hon
James NJ Mason had occ sion TO speak Of il,
In terms which ishl not be deemed yer, aat.
'erI"B suh.egrenlly, the Hon. John Bell
ani Mr. Ewing, have bestowed similar praise
upon u, for SIMILAR reasons, sizi ,.s ,ota d..
regard Of truth TIE iniel!i-eneor Of Sa,ur-
Gay last con,ains a long letter from Mr.. E~-
'ns' an reference to the Misrepresentation. OF
TIE Globe. We cory the introductory para.
sroPh, which viii enable the reader 10 form
an opinion Of the complimentary character Of
tue remainder.
" Noioriou, A. tie "Globe" negsa,uer NOW
- ior incorporating tho condict the ian.
sus-e' and The motives Of inIuy pure md en-
bsH'eaed statesman. I do rot view the an
l3uutef calumnics anJ partial rr0oris Of ,uel.
a Teekies, vehicle worthy of notice ere CI.,c.
ton n my place. Indeed, 1t would. on nv
part, be a useless waste Of time, a, am swaf.
- experience, that no oXPo.ufu wall pre-, eut
repetition Of rs malignant peryer.ioas; and
having resolved that 1t shall not, al nv OK
ptn'e, hereafter torture truth. or make IA.
tarJly ihtusb wIth impuuii,, am cuf.tc.i %
hsopi ihla mode Tor the present e. RID nvss
Of is base dwelling and to illustrate II. .e,I
known propensitiss"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

IATEsr rRoM wAslnYrroN


CONGRESS. On Saturday last Tie Fsys,
subject was under dscus,iiou IA tue How.
OF Representative The debate being upon the
question raised By The pre.ertl,ion q certain
resolutions ofths committee on Foreign sEiir.
Ssing 10 be discharged frou Tie eoasrIera.
ton OF the Texas annexation question
Nj Adams inside a very animated s. eccH
upon '6e subject snd declared tia, ifr com
mii'ee hat reported upon tie memorial. aud
sovereign State revolutions which lad been
referred 70 item, "v,Ih5a. locking mo o.a q
them"
The seaa's, on Monday last, "a, occupied
The whole DAY ufon the subject Of Tie Norn.
Eastern Boundary Nr Buchanan osposed
The BIZ. GA tie sfruud that It might lead 10
sn uoneeessary nod h,fhly unpleasant collision
with Great Britain Mr. Di,, W, 30 favor
Of The bill tn' proposed 6, BE tra4rtt i.l and
eoaienaed Tor TIE b3aod1ry Iios asa, pfe.en,
defined
The House q Rsprc.snia'i,,, on Naa5s,
va' eugsssd BE- Discussion upon notion, 90
rs'sfsnee u ihc Public Ptnras III. mott n
ofMr uo?k.as 6, recoo,iJor vote Iy wA.ra
the House had decided 90 former dsy a. 70.
Ter 20 much d p,i,ion of Franoi. 2 Bia,f
- felaiss 10 81 enquiry mo tho nods ,n
which that perton has executed sorta,a pub.
hc Pr,n',us 70 select Cornmiiss. prevailed
Something has,rg been thrown on, In . fo,.
msr discu'sion o., % TIE me- lnsr ,o which ~.
printing a tbs House b done o. prr.sst ur
Garland, Of VHginis lad moved hat ne ssr.-
Committee BE- instructed 70 irqlifo ,a-d g.
report upon tie manner 10 vhieh ths trs..r,
printer to the House hat discharged tfat4st,
tbs question excited long ao8 sharp Il,
bate, 80 ne course Of which To whole cub
Jet u oaieiai patronage anI ilst oft.t Is
ssutvs 70 printer, vss gone INTO u.ib muei
miouisness. Among c,hfr r,ds,i, r. o.,
debate NJ Croetstt o. rs.rs.sss Co... f- 5000,
very 'f.ri,ei fes.sft' 30 f.lsfo1 b. an -use.
recently made upoa ban 30 iis Gl.bs a.s.
Taqsr
The Whole question was referred % ssisc
Conmitise, 10 be gastei By tie Speaker.
-. q -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
and was allowed $3.50 for hi, com.


and was allowed 1910 for HI, com.
pensaron and eXpenscst
lie instASCcs a p4yueotb Nr. John
Randolph Clay 81 1881 81 Tor As D.
states. compensation Tor certain dlr',-
matte services. THIS PAYMENT va,
made 10 Mr.. Clay m pursuance Of a,
act OF Congress passed the - 81 Julv
l>-;G. entitled An act tor The relief -,
John Randolph Clay aud others II
directed the proper accounting Office
OF the Treasury 70 pay 70 that gentle.
man the above named sum. bat q. 3d..
not state for what object. The Law
vas Imperative. y compliance wi,a
i, i charged as a crime against, the Al.
minis;Ta,sOu
The gentleman Is in ccstAcies NJ tk,
discovery OF charge Tor cash "a.
tor clearing the snow eli the pave
Teu'S 50 that, a. he states. MIR For
,yth reed 10; wet his feet - l. o.,
gentleman igaoraU, Of he fact tia..t
has bccn usual 20 have the pA,rmcr.,
a.gdad ihe pugAc aui.siaSs clea.ed L..
alter ia.l' o! SuOw--a measure Coudu,-
ius 10 'he preservation OF the pave
ments and The buildings 70 the cor,,-
uirnce % he publ, generally. ana ,l
Tie Instance 81 which be CoI plains 3D.
'"a' 81 az those attached io, and tee
q tru,ing ou bu,iue,. the Deparimea.
- State and the General Land OEss
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own dor ,,brb ..,,.. a.. ,.,,..",-
and -. I.,,,,,... -4t..
of tie head Of The Der,rto.e,,ofS Stat.
pf'the General Land OLE. a,I s,,..
,iNtv clerks. and al those Who ,,.t,
ciiher vi those Office. Is. IN tie e,rsot
he honorable Hrwncr, an eNpcndl-
'e!e t. prevent Mr. Forsyth from vet