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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-06-26
IN SENATE,

K SATURDAY, June %.
The SENATE did not sill to-day.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-06-26

Mr. CUSHING and Mr.. TITUS severaly made
objections but it was decided TO be too late though
the Chair suggested the entertaining of the objec-
tons; but objection was made TO it, and after some
conversation,
Mr.. HOPKINS moved TO lay the motion on the
tables on which, at the call Of Mr.. WILLIAMS, the
nays l39.
So the House refused to lay the subject on the Ia
Bile; and the question recurring on the motion to
reconsider j prevailed Yeas l42, nays 81.
The question then recurring back on the original
motion, to postpone till Friday,
Mr.. CUSHMAN moved 10 postpone it till Thurs
day next.
The CHAIR ruled that the first motion took pre-
cedence.
Mr.. WILLIAMS then withdrew the original mo-
ton and remarked that believing the general sense
Of the House was in favor ofthe 9th of July, though
he himself preferred an earlier day. and the re-
solution, as modified yesterday, proposed that day
he demanded the Previous Question, which was Sc.
conded without a division and the main question
being ordered thereon
Mr.. DAvEE asked for the yeas and nays, which
being ordered were, yeas, las, NAYS Co.
So the resolution was agreed to- r."
MIR. MCKAY asked leave to submit a resolution
fixing day for the consideration of the army bill
but il was objected to.
Mr. HARLAN also made an appeal to the House
to devote a short time 10 the steamboat bill buttha
was also objected to.
INDEPENDENT TREASURY BILL.
u,
again went into Committee of Whole on the state of
the Union (Mr. Connor in the chair.) ON the above
bill.
Mr.. KENNEDY continued his remarks in oppo-
sion TO the bill until The House. according to order
took its daily recess.
EVENING Session.
The CHAIRMAN took the chair at the usual hour.
Having remained in the chair for some time, and no
quorum appearing
Mr.. WILLIAMS, of North Caroline, moved that
the committee rise. The motion rejected; IA TO
Is.
Having found itself without quorum, the COM
mittee rose. and reported that fact TO the House
MIR. CAMBRELENG and Mr.. THOMAS we're
averse to taking call OF the House quorum
bad but rarely appeared at this hour after recess
during this debate and they hoped the House would
consent to go into Committee Of the Whole on the
state of the Union, informally.
Mr.. CALHOUN, of Massachusetts, thought the
practice Of leaving the House without quorum
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16

:, ALta"ch"ly.-Dn rri,!ay afternoon. at
M.o!ot. died Henry, The son Of Gcr,ho,n
Cnii"r, AN interesting hoy. ahnn, five wears
"!'. lie circumstances a:tcndin his death
are somewhat SINGULAR. ON the .l,h of Ju,r
as The Mcd!urI omnibus vn> anon, .,,r,;n
irr Boston. hc was seen by Tho ,lriv.r -
seat ihln'>,ll Oh the s,rps. lie ordered bin,
on ana soon alier mounted his seat when
consequently appeared that the l,ov,
ANXIOUS l." nave II ride. again seated him
sen on ihc steps of the omnibus and in this
way rod ms" Boston. He got oil on reacb-
ihS 'he "ihcr, wil!i"ni being noticed by the
"'iV"r, anu was s"uD after seen by The dr;
yer oi "uc ni the ljnXbury omui!,u.rs. s,,ud-
inS on tn" sidewalk crying bitterly. Oo bc-
iii- qr">tinncd, he SAID thar me lived ON, or
i"WiI u Had CON" III one ofIhose corri,ros
p"in'!H" tot omnibus, an | waited IN e-n
home. The driver ihnnglI ihat ne had
hrcn brought Ia lie CITY from noxburp.
li"uS:h some mistake, and told him 10 rot
III ana ne ""m!'' carry him bone He was
mus c"n'cN'n l" b"Xhury. where frnIrlcss
attempts were ln;hc io find his parcnts.
In 10" meantime, ms parents having mis-
Sc" Their child >"!:1:, i,r him every where
IN town. III vain. The next ,ay his mother
asccrnlncd thnt he had been seen in The
omnibus. ;oinS towards Boston. She pro-
crc'icd TO Tie CITY. AID by d;nr OF inquiries.
I'ar"h him tn ii"Nburv, whiihcr she went.
and !"und INN we'll taken care of. bu, i'm
great anguish OF mind on account of his
separation rom his parents. iir was con-
Ne!"d h':nr. buf his ncrvnu> system had
suffered Il severe shock. from which he ne
yer recovered. lie complained of illness
and ''A"cr"d until Friday, when hc died
Bosioa Ncr, Journai.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16

'iy ana impartially between them. Such mcn
tn sush'a course, command my unqualified
respect,my decided confidence; and To- them,
say, from the very bottom Of my heart be-
heNe not ID men. IN dny man, however clc-
vated,t talented, or great aud trust 10 no mere
L human authority. The ,luty-thc deeply
responsible and honorable duty, as ration
al heing, citizen, and Il freeman, dcvoves
alike on you.as On theni-Mr. Calhoun. Mr..
Preston or any onc-to Judge for yourselves,
according To the best lights before YOU, af.
ter q candid and impartial hearing and with
reference TO the best interests. and welfare,
and character of your country. not of men,
however dear to you:-aid for this, you are
Responsible to your country an. your Go! !.
Let 1t ever be, rs il is now, the peculiar
characteristic and distinguishing homer OF "a
Cdr0ininn, tn he "nO mans man." Love
that name, "tiIat dear rname''-brisht.p pure
nnd fionorcd as it is IN all the annals OF the
| paSt,and respected and beloved every where
by the truc-henrtcd, generous and free
cherish II as " the Immediate jewel of your
souls and hold him traitor and Il slave
VINO would bascly prostitute il and his state,
to avi!",d degenerate, disgusting contcs, about
mere men, Instead OF princip!es
10 our open opponents, ilirr, | say, " hat
| arc you in favor Of? Wha, mcas,,r nf relief
do you propose! A Federal Bank--tlic Pet
Bank sys'rm-,hc willy, fence like. II IL
conmtai Special Dcposi,c svstem-or
what! Shcw Us Your hand. as we have
shcwn you ours. aud play an open. louora- i
hle, lrme Carolina game with us-onr that
will be as free from disgrace in defeat, rs
merlinrinus aud honorable in success. II
| Col. Preston has any measure he prefers Ia
ours, Is il not due to you. and To the S,urr.
as well as TO himself. aud 10 us. thar he
shnuld AT once openly and candidly make
II known! Is ii consistent with any thin. like
patriotism and pusiir good. 10 oppose every
2,nnd propose IL" hin@-or with IN hon
or"hie,gcnrroms. and manly contest Tor prli-
''p!c, to virnI"nilv oppose our measure.
;'n'i propose no >uh> >!lute 10 supply il,
| place! on cannot hut answer me III Ihr
negative; and (in closing on hi. point nf,hc
speech. with the intention of referring tn
some others hcrcaiter,) cannot but ,rus,
that you will fairly sustain me in saving 10
the respected and distinguished orator. in
The kindly spirit and sno'hing memory of the
past.
81: better systcni's thine.
! fmpart 1t freely. or make usc Of mine"
TURNBUI.L.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16
From lie .veir Yorh HMy, luoua D

! pEol"oCIi'E CONFLAGRlrIDN.
Yesterday morning about hail ma :, three
clock. Il dreadful fire brukr out in u san,
factory III the rear of lGD iiammon s,re.i
occupied hv McSSrS. Baurn,rr,Icr 4. = bo
penn. ani! hcinrc 1t was subd:!cd upvar,i>
oi h!ty buildings were DESTROYED. m,
: houses injured and burned were situa1nJ nn
liAniii"h, Washington. Perry and Ncs,
streets.
By this awful connagraion nearly one
hundred families have been thrown unnu ,bo
wor!t! w,Ihnui Il home. half OF whom v,r,
ina,c pcnnysrss.
The excitement during the fire WI, in.
tensc, aH,l made more 50 bv the nuncr,u.
flying ru.iinr> ut loss of life and accidents
to nu'nam being. Mr.. Samuel ki!r,tr;ck
an aged man. was the only person tina, suf-
iercd by this awful fire. When found his
head was literally burned to ashes and
rrn'nhlrd from The body on ii, beirg removed
from the cellar.
W ME lie ire was raging Il female was
discovered making her way through thr
flames into house. The fircincn ,icrainod
her with much difficulty, aud to ,nc,r inter
rogallon> she only exclaimed .Nly child
my cihid. n"he hearted fireman rush. d
I" where she pointed. and was soon seen
'pii' iIit' buIfiiti., iiIi.ttinu NJ,
infant IN lis arms. The scene wns ,r,Iv
atlrrimg.nnd the generous fellow whnriskcJ
h'S Sown life To save lIat ofrhc Child deserves
'hr Irmr>t thanks OF every one We saw
God bless him.
On Washington street. Nos. 7O2, 1Ot. .7OG
7OS. 10. 7l2. IA and 7lG. were the build
ingS burned. Nearly all were insured.
Nos l;,!. l39, Iii, ll3, II5. AZ. 40
l5l. aud l3', situated on Perry street. In
E"ther w:ih ionriwo story brick houses ,tan-
ding in IN" rear "f li9 were hrirncd.
Eight buildings. hcug Nos 800, 'IO,II
~, 'i3. III, IS. aud 'l6 on ives, str.r,
were either destroyed or injnrcd:- on
!iammon street. where the conf ,cr,,;,,
commenced. Nos. llU ~, ~, .iG. rs "a
~, 'Jl, 80. ':iS. 80, 81, Gi 81. 80 .iI
were partially Injured or entirely desrrovrd
Also blacksmith shop in the rear of No.
l5J.
1'hi, is the largest since the great fire i,
December, two or three Years since. The
loss by this conflaeralion cannot be- loss ,bnn
S}j0.UOO The iircmcn worked like brov,
ones, They are a glorious set of fellows.
and should receive the thanks of all.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16
= FROM FLORIDA.

The following particulars of more Indian
murders. are copied from the Tallahassee
Watchman Of the .Sih ult. The inIUrma-
iirn WIS derived from an express which ar
rived at that place with dispatches 10 the
GOvrrmOr
On ncsday morning, about 8 O'Clock. rs
Mr. Leslie and his Two sons. residing
about i miles f.Om Jnrkson's bluff, on the
west side ".' the Ocklocknce river, were re-
turning from their house to- the field, they
we've suddenly fired upon by party of In
dians, supposed TO lie about SO in number
b, without elect; they Immediately return
ca To the house, whence the Indians follow
ed them, and having sour. guns and ANU
n!ion commenced defending themselves
from The nsnie, and it is SAID fought the In
"laii> ~ 'l'lS manner, until about one o.
clock, when having partly whipped them
oil, they imprudcmly attempted tn retreat
to the woods: the Indians again attacked
them, am'i killed til, father and his daughter,
hs'h about ~ or II years of age, and shot
one ot the sous through the hand, he and
ms brother then effected an escape. A por-
ti"n "' Tie regular troops were Immediately
ordered to the >ro', also Il company of vol
'in'ccIS from Jciiertrn, who are now on their
Way Iiiher"
IN" following is from The FIoridian ortho
same da,r:
;, "on FRIDAY last, scount from Can't.
ii"Ii'crs co rnamd. then at the mouth of
the Ochiurncc. discovered three canoes or
indians, PrlnclpaIly women and children.
,hh'nS their wa, down the river. Cant
IL .'Il!h""iatcly ordered Il company tn q
p"'nt where The passage Of the boats could
hc intercepted, but on approaching The bank
o' me river the troops were fred uron by
Indians sccrcird on he oprustc bank. The
me WIS promptly returned. and the Indians
hc". Ia" c"'nman; having no boats. were
c"ini'"ii''i in retire about iiIrlv miles. and
aSaI" return n"arl> the same distance
pursuit wi~ not oivcnnnlil Saturday. Cant.
Hunter was IN hopes "vcrraking the fuei-
tivcs when last heard iinm'
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Domestic ECNS.
SAVANNAH 9th AUG. 1888.

u.
al meeting Of the Delegates from the
different Banks IN this city, 10 take into con-
sidcraiIon the proprieiy OF an early rcSump-
ton oi specie payments. the following mc.
surcs were proposed, and unanimously
adopted.
The BANKS of Savannah will resume
spccl" payments on the first day oi O.,uh,.r
next, and invite the Banks of the interior ,n
do so likewise.
The Banks Of Savannah, will receive the
b'l's al ali the Country or Interior Banks i'm
good credit, on depositc, or in pavrnem OF
dents, bu' moi Reissue them, provided such
banks, (except those of Augusta) agree TO
tort-niSN. with city or Nnrillern futJs" mi."1T ~
par, or specie, and thai such ao,ecm,n,
shall ne consunnaicd by such Bank, wuh
The liank> ot The civ on or before The frs,
dav OF September next.
Resoi'td, THAT a copy Of The foregoing
resolutions be furnished To The several HanLo ,
i'll this State.
w. Is. EULl.OCH,
Prest. Bank Of The State of Grorria
W. w GORDON,
Prcsl. Central X. Il. and Banking Co.
join {. NiCOLL,
Pres,. Pro. Ten Planter Bank.
L. liOi SrOUN.
PrcSt. Pro. Tenn. Marine & Fra. Ins Rant,
Prcst. Pro. Tenn. B,anch Bank Daricn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16

Cnrious Fi:ci.-'rhc Rrv. I.cmncI Potter
ct III" H"'o q Baptist Church in Lowell.
commandments the following fact to The
Lowell Courier A young lady of thar ci,v,
daughter Of Mr.. Levi Atwood. who has
hccn sick for some time. and was supposed
to 'c IN consImpIinn, on Saturday,, tho
IAN OF July. vomlicd. il is supposed be-
tween three and four hundred insects. re-
srmhling mnggots. Some Of these werc
placed IN h"'tlr Of whi,c glass and soon
changed inni!ir c!,rvsali> state On Tburs.
day July sc, they become the common
house fly. The question now arises. how
did these common flies Introduce their cros
mi" the stomach oi this rcr>on! 1t is sur
g"~'rd ihn' She may have received them np
on lettuce. or other food, and thar her
stomach, being diseased, retained and hatch
ed them. Although strong emclics wcr,
lvcn her no more have appeared since
the lth.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16

GOVERNOR RrTNER Ruled BY THE IR-
REDEEMAELE AUTOCRAT.--Thc IGth sec
ton oi the charter nf Mr.. BiddIc's Bank is
as iollows.-'-Thc said bank shall make To
the Auditor General monthly returns of its
condition, showing the details of lis opera
tons according In the lnrms of The returns
the Bank of the United States now makes 10
the Secretary Of The Treasury Of the United
Statcs."'
This cnjoinment Of tho charter of the
bank has been wholly disregaricd hv the
Mono, King for the Months of April. June
and July. and Governor Rrincr, whose tlu-
~ II Is 20 sec that the laws are executed. al :
lows ibis vi"ln'l"n Of law To pass unnoticcd
for three successive months. 1t is very
evident from this gross neglect Of duty, ,ha,
he ''wnSoner" of the Evcnin. J"urnnl.
drives his vehicle in The direction pointed
out by the great regulator. Mr.. Bihd!c is The
wag"n-master from whom he receives his
orders.
MIR. Bidlc would not dare withheld his
returns in this matter. if he We're not wc.
| assured that Governor Riincr would cnnnive
nj II aud Indirectly sanction n violation al
| The laws which he is hound hv every ollicia
! "hliontiOn 10 cnfnrce. Mr.. Ri,liic dared no.
! wiihhnld his returns from Gen. Jackson: an,
| this was hr"awSe he knew nc rou!I not tam
| per with the old hero as he could with 10
seph Ri'ncr.
The suppression Of these returns. and III,
"l!rnc" "i the Governor onihc sulccs.Sl,pw
| that there is '.somclliinH rotten in tho stat,
| of Denmark" The great Aurncr:, wa
afraid to coun, Is or 20 millions nf rrniicu
Ii;lry notes as cash. and hc conId n"r haanr'
the monster witl,ou, this item. "rhcrc'
the rub. .iibewy 4rgus.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16

i'o'rer Of Resistance oCMe Liring Skull
"A h". five ,"ars ole. a son of Mr.. Mars
ION Il farmer oh Long Island, in the Ilar
nor OF boston, fell accldcntiy in following
MS ia!Eer hy the side of an OK team, with
Ills mead exactly i'll the rut of the cart for
ward of The wheel. Before MIR, Marstou
could possibly snatch the child from the
drcadiniiy impending danger, heavy llav
cart wheel, wing 1t thick broad iron tire.
ro'ic" directly over his ch,lds he cad-risin-
Gpo>er The si:a' between the crown and
the ear. and down TO the grnmnd again from
I'll" icnI!e. Tie aSouiz..d father ran with
the supposed muilaicd, il not dead BODY to
IN house. Om examination hy the mother,
the Scaip was toum To be cur hy the cdcc of
The TIRE, as though Il knife had been drawn
over 1t, yet little or no blood Ilowcd-sI,ow-
'n;' Tie hIi" bon below As no Injury of
'hc >Nuil could he detected. she closed the
external wound with Il simple dressing,
Ml'ich kept The edges IN iuxta posi,on.--
ne boE exhibited c0nssi, rablc confusion.
NJ it could hardly TIC called n d-I,rirm, and
.casi''uiily ,omitcl blood for abouI Il week.
lie ais" bed at the mourn and nose 1t is
plain. Iiiercur,', thar The blood thrown from
Ihc stomach. was Swallowed from time TO
,''""- Al The end of six days The little fcC
10" was T'n'c restored, and we rarely see n
hG'r specimen ot robust, juvenile hrai,h and
t'PpincSs, iliam IN The person OF this hard
headed hoy. y wheel of half the wcir,,,
rolled over Il dry Sk,ilI, wouli have ,ro,,,,,
1t I" powder. 70 The ad,niranI. carnontrv
{" The bones of the hoai, presenting mini
lahie strength IN every direction. Iorc1bcr
WIN '!lc resistance of the living i,rinciplc.
\iia'uy, winch IL only knnnn bv lis name
are We i" look '"r the preservation of this
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16

The following toast was given AT Provi-
dcnce on the lih. by AlhcrI Green E>u.
"F'recdom of conscicncc-whc il is
cnJ"ycd---nhy every man have religion
enough of h'S o'r" 10 he il;ing not to med
pie with that of his neimhJo-s.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16

DEATH BY llYpRoPnuElA.-t ccrrcs
pondcn. y! 'hc Newark Daily Advcr,i.. .r
writes from Morris County \. J. under
date of July :16. as follows:
~ have b.hrid during The ras, r;oh, o.,,
oI the most distressing scenes thai c,,r,no,,
place IN our village. Mr.. Jas. ir.un. = rc.
specialize mechanic, aged about 2l wears.
died this morning at 5 o'cIock. with tbo,
truly awful disease. h>drrphnhia Tl,r ir,r
symptoms of the mnlaly were no, shown
nn'il TUESDAY evening. (2i,h insr. y when
hlS friends were about to apply warm water
tn his iccr. III >hu!lrrcd NJ The sinl,t. III.
a;r hearty hr"ak'l>, yesterday mornin.
out could noi drink any thing with il.
lie inquired Of the owner Of Tie ,n,- :b,,
bl' HIM. nhnn q weeks since. if he thnuc hi,
the d"g was mad. An cvasivc answer was
given, when he rcplicd--'br Go- wa. mail
ant Icm Il d,nd !naH' About twr o'c:,rL
yesterday afternoon. he hnd sn,nn s!io;,,
spasmS--whic increased until he died. 4,
|! oci"ck la>I evening we -ircrc,lrI i'm yc,-
ting >tr,haht Jacket upon him, uhrn h,.
was chained to The llnor. 4, intervals b,.
wond talk is ralonuiiy as ever, and agreed
with us up"a The p-oprictv of his cnuIiue
ncnt. Al one time ha cried ont, XIII your
@o"S' Kill !your dogs!
scene of this kind hcgsars al hcscriD
lion lie was native Of the village, and
his father, mother and sisters I'll among us
This Httiiciive Providence has thrown n
gloom over tho " hole vicinity.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16

lhE NEW SEcRETAHY OF THE ANY
All parties concur in appnrohati"n of the
appointment Of J. Il PauiIiug., as Sccrcin-
ry "i The Navy. lie * peri!IpS thr (irs
man that ever received ~ d TIM nruisu',! an
office from The Executive with reference to
literary talents alone. Such appointments
| hcrct"!nre have hccu manc with reference
! I" political influence The man nr genius
! AMI talent as generally ovrrinnkrl. #nd
Tho hrawlinC drmagocuc. WAS the recipient
Of poIitic, lorors. We copy The f,llnwiny
account of the works on which MIR. Pan Il
in"'s fame rests. About twenty years ago.
we understand, lie was clerk in the Office of
the Navy Commissioners office in Wash
incion. Now he is M the head Of the NAVY
with The universal appreciation of the
country.
As Mr.. PaulLinc's appointment has in
duced an interest i'll whatevcrc concerns him
we take the ibcrrv of stating hrrr ,'.,.
works which hav" gained him The rcpuia-
t'ou he universally ENJOYS. This we do
| prnrIpHiiN because such iu0rma,inu. we
know, cannot he easily uhralnrd elsewhere.
| we give his works in their chrnnoln- icni
| order: writing from his own statement. for
nerly, TO ourselves.
he first was "Salm agrnha." wri,tci in
| conjunction with Irving. The second ;, ri, :
Is entirely rauldin.'s and was published
! ABOUT ten Years afterwards.
The second was The Divcrinc History
OF John Bnll amp Brother Jonathan" THIS
Is political alicg0ry IN the manner ofSwi.i-
The third was the LAY of the Scoitl>.,
Fiddle, poem i'll spor,ive hurlcsGuc Of
S""' h"''' ''''.--'wn last were written
annili TN" commencement ri the late war
he fourth WAS The Unireh states and
England, and WAS in rrp!\ TO an article
Il; The LONDON Quartcrly Review excccdins-
y vIrnlcnt a@ains. the L. STATES. TGi>
appeared ii little before the conclusion oi
peace.
III" iifi was Letters from tic Souh,'
published about the year 1916.
The sixth WAS The BacAw oodslnan," a
porm--iSlS.
The seventh, '.Konins s~markc. or Ola
Times in iii" New Worli." il novel.
Th" eight John !;ui in Aucrica." :,
satire on Br,. n travellers.
The ninth, "Merry Tales Of the Three
" Is" 'i"n ct H"thAm, Il satire OH Dnlc's
system. Law and Fhrrun!n.v
The Icurh. The New Mirror far ,,,vol
'"rs 'qni> on watering places and the n,auio
for travelling
The eleventh, Tales of the Good Wa.
man."
Iwci':h, ''ihe Du'chman's F;resi!e," Il
novel.
Thirteenth. "Wcstwarh !In." novel.
fourteenth. "a Life al Wa.hincton.,
fil'ecnfh Slavery in tn" L. STATES "
VI tie end of MIR. Pau!I.un> works, now
III cons" "t Republication. will appear an
hd'i!ii"nai volume containing II irunrCy
called 'fana'cisn, and lily; orri>v. and
dramatic romance callc, The = "a Nyr,rI.
both wriii:n several years ago. hni ;It whor
precise time wc are not nwalr.-tT. tan
DEATH BY llYDRoPnnElA.-t ceres
pendent %! ihc Newark Daily Advertiser
writes from Morris County \. j. u.l,r
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your TIlcnH nnH on scrv't
w. THOMPSON, .Ir.
Public ollirc-not TO he desired hy an
honorable man when held upon the tenure
Of one mans will, and ~ the sacrifice of
opinions honestly entertained.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13
NO. 2sI.
PIONEER FAST LINE.
E s Es9EH fT

VIA hAil hoAO AND CANAL TO PITIsBURGH
Leaves the West Chester House. OF Broad and
- streets, daily al O'Clock.
The Boats and Cars upon this Line the very hest
description, having been built expressly
opassengefs and not country
IN - The only Packet Line that runs The Rail Road tn
harisburgn thereby saving 80 miles of travel and
reaching Pittsburgh in three days aud half iasead Of
hour ard half was formerly the when they west by
Ceumbis, ond there took the canal
For speed aud comfort this Line sot cxceed by any
In the nied States.
Passengers 10 Cincinnati Louisville, hatcher, Nashville St
Louis, Nc will always be certain of being taken
y as ths line connects with the boats Pittsburgh, carry
the mail
FOR seats apply the north Of h and Chestnut
81, and al NO. 200 Market 81 and Willow ss
Phiadelphia. May 8. l24
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

EsU That long established and well known Hotel situated
-k In Utica on Genesee 81, the canal AMI contem
p,t.d r prt OF The two railroads The building " ~ brick
sores high 90 IN front by IS feet " depth ana contains
~ rooms rdc nden gorreta Kitchen floors ~ OF which
arcsrge square paors Also, barns, CO ich house the
willie disposed of the lessee on rssonape terms
hreauired. Possession given the lihcF Feb next. -
For sale exchange, for prDvel city propery nesuu
FOL farm the hanks Of the udsoa, highly mprcyeu ocn
tsnx i2e Apply No IS 1t Marks Placs, Dew en-
and II o'coSk, A N, $50 " I'M