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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-05

Scrferti9t inter ocr SluflId,t ees "9t b.
9lmeri fan tfhen @efunbbettss g.
@olle9tums," errihtet su @afhiuas
ton CO.@.), am |. Sanuar 1888.
SIR bic 9Sieberberifellun9 Der @eIunbbeit
aus fcl9eneen Srantheiten, Die entiteben aus
jeoer Slrt Siebern Slattern, Walern, llus
tcrlcibsSeidmereen, @aiIer(ud,t, serbcrtes
rem Wagen, Steiubeftperben, CGjr6peD
Sodmcriben CpeiIs,) Slutipeieu, uno alien
uebeln, fpoeurd Der menfdlihe SOrper ails
9c9rifen fpcreen.
"Ete Sunff su beilen bat ibrcu llriprltna in
"een gSdloern, uno Die @ilbnie III bis lest
"immer nod bic Shule Der Soeilfin(f."
Snoem mir Dor bas publifum nit einer
WiebBin erfdeineil Die ale Granfbciten beis
let, 1T Cd Yfitt bemiel5en Die llriaden unb
9Strfrr9en ecrieben su crfldreu. Die be-
fannie 9Srfiamfeit bieier SnbianiIhen ats
fllbrenben IfcoSin, sur SHeifuna folder
Sranfbeiter, ipeldhen Der menfhlidle ,S6rper
unteripcrfeiL suianmen nit 70 manhen Ses
triigercien bic ti9lih burt Mcnfdlcn dusae.
ilbt mereen, Die itd ais 9lerSte auSgeben unb
unter ben llnrpiienoen @inHue ftnben, ba.
ben ben S9erren, ipelder ein @lieb Der 9tcros
amerifdnilhen @elunobets @rae9iilnrs lit,
bewe9cn, beraussutreten unb Dem 8clfe feline
pfanSenarti9e WlebBin ansubieten, bic nit
ocllem Hedte ein ~ II perfakN iilfss
M / tie f' genannt mrb.-Ocr SNerr rre(s
der gum cben9endunten SclleaiRm 0ebGrt, III
nberSeugt, oaB blce ein eiilsiqer anocnbItfs
liher llntifano fir alle &rdnfbeiten aeb6rt
uno s,par Der ba6 cine quite ausaeip6blte
pfanScnartige Mebi,in alles ici, mas nptbs
menbig III, nm ben llebclltanb ,u pcrtreibcu.
Sic ipolIen hermit silitht Ia9en, bae biees
Snolaniide Sltflihrln9smittel jere &ranfbeit
belle, eacurh oaB iIe anf bic Geedrme alleiu
mlrfe alletn iIe fnadlen slnlprud) Cunb @rs
fdbrun9 bat ibnen bieie6 p6lli9 befpieien) eas
cleiee Wetttel Die Wtadlt beIIse alle bic natiirs
lIchen 9Se9e ees Scrpers su Gffnen. Sie
,pcttcifcrn, eaB ctgleit ale 6ranfheitcu bon
ben nnfaubcrn 9lnbaufun9en i'm Slute cnts
iprlil9en iino anecrn Gheilen ees ,fSrpcrs,
70 hat Die 9tatur scd, hafilr 0cicrat eurd, pers
idicocne 9u6flulie sur 9ltfubruna eicfer llue
reint9fetten. Ter Strtf mcldcr rurdb Die
@in0elpeiee ousfltcft, fam nidJt turd, Die
Soalit ietnen slnsfIne fnecn, ncd fam bass
1eni9e, ipas ourd) bic 4un1e leinen 9Msmea,
eurd) ele paut une 9ticren 9eteu ; Die 9fds
ttr bat be6balb fur unterldicelite 9lbfubs
rungslpe9e, jeee su iencm @nhsncd, oeiprat.
Seees 3eitalter bat ieiue panaccas c6er
untperialmittel berocr9cbradt, aber Die mcis
item pcn ecnen BADEN iidb inSuldn9licb benies
zen une II c 8 bon linen 1T llniucrIal in
oeren &irfung; eS fcnnte nidt erpartet
peroert bae Der @jebrauh bon ir9cno einem
oerlelben nit all9emeilem @lild anacwanet
percen milree. Sn Ger 9e effpdrtieen Bette
ilno MceBinen chne 3ahl, pcroebeno aIIn
Ssranfbsiten su teiIeIl-alleirt glrid, allen
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-05
81 a e6rt6t.

9Stro hermit 9egebfn, an bic @rbcr, @res
oiteren uno ale eiejeni9en, fpeld)e intere6irt
ilno in ben Serm6gen uno Sointerlalienihafs
ten bon fclgenoen, in Qeha 9auntD peritcrbes
nen pericnen, ndmlid):
Die 9iehnung BON @bwarb @utb unc 9Ncs
Ter Steiier, slominiifratprs Der Sointerlaljcns
Ihaft beS uerifprbenen Tauiel 6. @utb,
lcstbin Jon Siles9Sbeitbal 2aunfhip.
Die Getnun9 bon NenrD Giefenberfer,
baubeluber @recutcr bon 9Deter Scd)ler, ebes
naligcr 9lomiuiitratcr unb de 6oniS non pcil
Sbriittan Socnnin9er, leBtbm bon Cub
9Sheitbaa Salnitip.
Die 9tednun9 BON SelIe Grim, Siatian
Grim NIB Wtaria Grim, @reeutcr bon eSaccb
@jrin, lcetbin bon SbersSauecua Iauns
fhp.
Nie Hedbnun9 bon S.enrD Tc9clman uno
Samuel Sreoer, 9lcminilfratrr pcn S1enrD
Sc9elman, lcethin bon canncper Saunlhip.
Die 9iehnung BON Sclepb &. Sae9er,
9Iominiitratcr bon Scbn Sltterien, Ieetbm
BON 0tortbamptcn 3aunltp.
Die 0tehnung bon Scbn 2rareI, 9lbminis
ltratcr bon @jecr9c @rcff, leBtbin bon Silos
gSbeithall Gannitip.
Die 9etnun9 bon Scbn Sdger uno Sas
cob Satin9er, haneelnbe Grecutcrcn bon
slram Stern, lestbin bon Seicelber9 Saaus
fhip.
Die Gehuuu9 bon Scbn Saul uub Salcs
mon Sc9eL banoetnoe @reentcrs pcn Scbn
Staul, fen. leBtbin bon Sbcr Nlacnusie
3aunfdip.
Cas Die Grecutcren unb 9lemmilfratcren
beiaster Sinterlasenfhaften, ibre 9icd1nuns
gen in Der He9iifratoresSlmtffube All 9laens
taun, III nno fur eeda @auntp, einaeaeten
baben-pelde Hefnun9en oem 9Saiien9es
rift bon beiagtem SauntY CUR Seifitignng
por9ele9t fperoen, i'm Sonrtbatle in beiagter
Staet Sreita 8 ben 7ten Teeember
uadlfenS, I'M 10 llbr Sormittass.
9SilIiam Scas, 2e9iftrirer.
He9iltrdtcrss9lmt,
SllIcntaun, 9icp. Z. 1885,. nl-bG
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Groceries, &C..

Die llnterIhriebeneu baben crbalten unb
ncblfeil si perfaufen.
10 Srtbbfte Sieu gcrf 3ud. tbaus @otais
~ ies.
10 DO. 9ieusSrleans unb 3ri'ticab 20.
100 Sdde 9iic uno anoerer @affee.
10 SrtbSfte 3uder.
40 8iiten @bccplaoe.
25 Safer Spermacitti 1t. 9etp6bnlides Scl.
$50 2cnuen @Dps.
500 DO. Steinfcblen.
5000 Sulhel eiperpcler 9eniabues Sdls.
500 90. @acir 9rcbcs. DO.
100 Sdde feines, Go.
100 90. Salpeter.
1000 pfrmb Shwefel.
so SdiIer Maferelen, $50. unc Q in ealts
gen, balbcn lnb piertel SdlIern, 70 mie audi
ein pcllitinot9es enforcement pom alien ans
bern srtifcln, ipelde in bas 9rcces
rYs@'eihdft 9eb6ren.
Dres Si9er, unb 60.
9lllentduu, 9top. Ia. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-05
Neuer Grceern Slauer
itno
SpnfcetipnarD Stpbr.

Der llnterifrietene bcnahrid,ti9ct feline
alten Sreunoe, rno Elm geehrtes lublis
FUN iiberbaupt, bas er in rer 9lllensStrase,
cberbalbg tberb Q lb'sGjaithauie, eiten
SSeucu GrpccrpsS tpbr erbfnet bat, alls
100 er INNER gum Serfauf pcrretti9 bait etn
all9emcines 9lhcrtemcnt bon
@ebrenntsn uno un9ebrennten Gaffee,
s3ufer, 9Riee, Mo(ofeS, Ttfh SalS
Spbnen S6peteer Sale, &c.
Sranop, Sin, Stunt Senerif, Sisbonz
uno fife 9Seine Don ollen DreiIen.
ollie 9(rten bon TriihteiL als 9ioiinelL
ein9ema6ter @in9er, @ramberrtes,
SemonS, 9lepfeL 0dl6e, II. {. III.
glebit einem 9roBen enforcement bon Smefcrs
SSdarcn, rpcldeS er alte6 bcim Grpeen
nno Sleincn 81 icbr niebri9en preiien @ers
faufen wirb.
9luh miro er inmer, @aisen, Ncaeen,
9Sclihfcrn uuo SudweiBensWebl gum Sers
fauf balteu.
Durd, piinftlihe Slufipartin9 unb billi9e
preile bcfft Der lluterIhriebene eincn 2hcil
Der SuRbfhaft bes publifums 81 crbalten.
9lu9uffus g. Sfube.
9lllentaun, Jtco. 81. 1888. nq-4m.
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2ente Qrtnnernn0.

9lae biejenigen pelde nod, fthnlbia fInb an
oeritcrbenen Sacob Siffler, lestb;n
ocn sDnn Saunid,ip, Zelda @anntp, iperoen
ernftltt anf9efcrcert at;ubesablen, sfpilcben
nun uno cem 7ten Gag december, ndei,lfens.
slndl Dereen nlle biejeni9eiL melde ned, cine
redtmdBiae slnfcrbernng an eriagter 0inters
laiienfdbaft baben, hermit anf9efrrbert, ibre
0ied,nnn9 ,pcbl bcifitigt ein;ubrinqen an
cben9emeIeeter 3eit, bamit 9iibtisfeit ses
madt iperoen fam.
sSacob Siifler, Z 0rS,,,,...,.
Supii Siifier, Nc'incrs.
Tcp. 81. na-3m
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garminatipe- -Salfant.

Sin iidleres Scilmittel fir 9iuhr, Curhlauf,
Cholera morbus, Sommerfl anfhett, rers
borbenen Magcn, llnperoaulihfeit &c.
Diefes lit cine Der mirfiamiien, fiderifen
unb anaenebmien 3ufammenleBnngen, rpels
d,e jemalS eem publifnn angebctcn ipnroen,
sur oeifung ecr perftieoenen 8ranfheiten
bss Weagens unb Der @in9eweinen, une Die
ein,ige Webicin, spefd|e NIT Siherheit ais
empfoblen meroen fam, fir Cholera infdns
tiini, cper Scmmerfranfbeit, uno in alien
Der cbcn gsmelbeten 8raufheiien pirfte fIe
mirfltd) tpmpeertar.
Sn Der jeeieen SabrSseit 1T es Defenders
nptbpenbig baB Samilien uno pericucn, Gle
~ biefer Granfbeit 9enei9t iIus, I'D, teifdns
ci9 nit bicfer Uiebicin perfeben tateu, fc,
bas Ge tieielbe tci Der Scanb hateu, rpenu es
Die Totb erforeert: eieIes mirb niht anein
pielen ftiperen Sranfheitcu perbeueen, icns
bern aud, oiele ftdttare eeben erhalten.
S.unrerte, ia taufenee pcn 3engnifTen IInb
erhalten pcreen oon 9lerStcn, @eiifliden II.
perfcuen bcs eriten Hon9es, mslde in ben
iidrfifen 9luseriiden bic Wmfianfeit ticfcr
Wtcbiciu beseu9eu. @egem WaneeI an 9iaum
fSnnen mir bier bios eini9e befannt mahen.
s3eu9niiie.
Bon WilIiam Nlummer, Ga.
Or. SaYne-eieter Serr 9cr einisen
Sa9cn ipuree mcin Scbll ID Sabr alt, mil
bred1en uuo Ourhlauf befallen, perbunoen,
nit beftieen &rdmpfen. Nir faneen ibn lcs
9eno spiften bem Saus uno Der Sheuer
uno unfdbi9 aufsuifeben. sd, trug ibn ina
SNaus, uno aab ibm cine CclI6 bon ibrer
@arminatio Snliam, ipeld,es ibm balo Gin,
ceruua perlhaffte, llnb ibn bann gang fpieeei
berltcGte. SD perbIeibe &c.
William pl er.
Canton, g. s., Sct. 10. 1882.
Bon bem @brfp. gncd, Ne. Barter, preti
ger an Der Saptiiten Stride in 9eabin9
prnnltlpauicn.
ccSm Suli 1881 murbe id nit einem bcfti
gen Curhfall tefallen, pcrtunren nit qrcf
fen Sdnicrsen uno 9lt9ana pcn Slut. Sd
lics mir alst ann cine Bottle ppn Gr. Sap.
neS @arnlinatipe Sal1am bpleu, ncpcn eiui
&c Gcien mad, Dem &ebraud,ettel oencnl
men cine rplIfcmmeue S.eilun9 bewirften.
@ncd, ge. Barter.
Gieie Weeicin wirp allein prdparirt bon
Or, .. Sapne, SO. 20. Siio trlte Strasc
philadelphia, uno or perFdert baS publi:
cum, baB wenu feline llnterIhrift BON ibn,
ielter 9efdricbeu, nitt jeee 9lnweiiung be.
9leitet, melde UNI Die Slafte 1T, 70 lit ee
nidt bic ddte. Doctor .. SaDne.
T Sbise Mecisiu it III slaentaun in
Shmibt'S sIprttefe su baben.
9u9uit 1. nq-bp.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-05
9(tenp Sel,ule.

Ter lluterftrirbene ,ei9t hermit eracs
benIt etilem gcebrtcn putlifnm, pen f-r
Staet nno 9tahtarfdaft an sae er fec 8!
men it, cine 9lbenb Sdulc sn er6Fne.., :. J
AM Wcntag ben 19ten Gcpemter 9i.e y
nm llhr, dllmc er llntcrrid,t in be- . { !. t.
! den nnb Gngiif den Sprade -
ben iplre, pie aut I'M 0f Omen uub
Sbreibcn.
Scbn S. Salta6.
Tepember, Ia. no--4m
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Gruefer -9lrteit,

S'oe slrt Nrudersstrbeit in eeutld,er nne
e. llifher Sprad,e, ipiro Id,Gu uno mchlfril
Ia ,er Grudsici cirier 3citun9 oerfelti9t
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-05
Samerlt febet bter

Salterit febet btcr /!
Ter llnterseiduete benadridti9et bic ai.s
ern nno anoe:e ersebeHif, baB er neulid ne
Sra9bare Yferoefraft, fit
Nrcfcb- -Nfafcbimen
erfuncen bat anf enen weit tperbeGerten
plan, als friiher i'm @ebraud, ,par. @r Ias
bet alfe biejeni9en Gin, bic elm GuterefIe in
oieier id,dsbaren @rftnbun9 nebmeu, BET fei,
nem gSchnhauie III 9laentailn aftsllr,ifen ,inb
fur fh ielbif sn nrtbeilen, ba feine Wsa(d,is
men bon telnen anoern bic jeet i'm @ebraud,
itne, lbertretfen fperben fcnnen.
~ Or lenft 9leihfalle bic 9lufmerfIams
tett bon Waldtuenmdd,ern auf pbioe Dferbes
fraft, uno eriudt fIe bei ibm ansurnfen uub
oieieIbe IN sIn9enfhcin gu Hebmen.
a Saniel Grieb.
slaentain, GcS. z. nq44-4m
Gerttftcat:
Sdb rief bei Sorn. Daniel Srieb an, I'M nit
feiner nenlid, erflnbenen DreId,,ND1alcbine
ettpas fur mid su breifen CT lifeate eiefe.be
in meinerSdeuer altf II. brao,te fIe iuSperas
ticn eieielbe gefiel mir 70 febr, bae id) 70,
9leid eine bon ibm faufte. cd sann 100
Garben in 20 Minuten, gang fauber, unb
NIT Der 9roeten eeidjti9feit, nit ne nj
| pferoe, brelhen.
cSame5 @ebtaro.
gBir baben bic cbi9e Sfafrfine IN soperde
ticn seieben nnb ifimmen NIT rbiser sIusTas
Sc pSlli9 iberein.
Salomon @rieiemer,
9Stlltam gebbaro,
Charles SS'y,
Senjalnin @ebharo,
Siibs@beittall, 9icpemb. 3. 1888.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-05
SrcCfeme QSaaren.

Die lluteridriebeuen baben einen 9rceen
8crratb bon trcdcnen @aaren erhalten, iine
bieten benielben i'm @roeen unb Jfleincn su
ipptlfeilcn Yrefen gum Serfauf an.
Darunter betuben IIdb:
80 Stiide Sud perlhieeeuer Sarten uub
prci6cn.
100 90. SattinetS, bc.
100 Do. gRerincS, DO.
100 DO. Saummcllene Slannels, DO.
300 DO. Sattune, DO.
40 DO. gScllene Slafels, DO.
$50 DO. Ruslm, op.
Seibe, Sda,pls, S,alstiid,cr, Ucppelifeul
Settjcu9, nantfdube, Srilmpfe, &c.
Dres, Sd9er, llno 60.
Sluentdnn, 9tcp. Ia. na-3m
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pcrbefeebenben gefirebunsen sfiir offsntlide
@unif, ibre Matt erifredt fld, blrB auf Die
@r6ffnuns elmer elaTe sluswerfun9stbeile';
unb fcgleid, bloc cine @laife bon &ranfbeit
fam bamit curirt perben turd, beiien @es
braud,. lie Snbtanifden q fl a NJ
Senartigen piilen it bic einSi9e
ipabre llniperialsMebisn, neil fIe Die eiusi9e
Webisn III, bic bic 2ugeno beTst, ale Croft
nuugen Der ausfiihrenben 2beile Su berpirs
fen, CHER naturli6e Sandle ces 8
6 6rpers.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-04

On motion of Mr.. r. Ridley, from
Southampton was appointed Secretary
during the absence Of Mr.. James Mac
farland.
Mr.. Mallory waived for the present
his right to reply, to give other gentle
men ar opportunity to address the Con-
yentlon. He was DESTROYS that the
subject might be disposed Of this eye-
ming.
After some conversation between
Messrs. mcfarland of Richmond and
Mallory.
MIR. Stanard rose to strike out SO
much ofthe report as relates TO ex.
change.
THE passage Of the report which re-
lates to this subject, is long one-but
| the principal proposition appears to be
that when our exchange with the
North is unlavorable, it is calculated
to encourage direct trade between
Virginia and Europe.
The motion called for long debate
in which Messrs. Mallory, lin reply tc
Mr.. Stanard, James Stanard, Ruffin
mcfarland Of Richmond, Allyn, ant
Craig took part. The debate was /
long and animated one. The question
was finally taken by ayes and noes
and the motion to strike out was los
by vote Of 3S to A.
On motion, the Convention adjourn
ed after 10 o'clock, to meet again to
morrow morning at 10 o'clock
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-04

MAsoNIc.-The Alexandra Gazs,,o
Of June 26th says: Yesterday, asres
able to previous arrangement, the an
cient fraternity Of Free Masons, in this
District, celebrated the Anniversary n
St. John, by professions and orations
in behalf of the Orphan Asylums in
Georgetown and Alexandria. The
Grafton in Georgetown was delivered
by the Hon. Mr.. Soutbgate of Ky., Of
the House Of Representatives, and in
this place, by the Hon. Mr.. Upton Of
Ind, OF the Senate. Both addresses
are spoken Of in the highest terms by
those who heard them, as Astounding
in correct masonic principles, express.
ed in appropriate style. The number
of Masons who joined in the procession
here was large, and the whole ceremo.
MES conducted according to the pro.
gramme which has already been pub.
lshed, we understand, gave entire sat.
isfaction to the resident craft and their
visiting brethren. Much of interest
was shown to strangers present in the
Washington Lodge Room, in which
General Washington once presided as
Master of the Lodge, and where many
memorials ofthe Father of his Country,
are preserved. The Masonic Frater.
nifty were also invited by the worthy
Manager of the Museum to examine
the interesting collection there.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-04

State for the articles Of American man. |
ufactuie, and TO recommend such meas |
ures as will secure to our people the
advantages in this branch of our sup
plies, which have heretofore been en-
joyed by the cities ofthe Northern and
Estearn States; and also to inquire into
the subject Of Merchant Licenses, and
report, if expedient, what means may
be adopted to promote most efiectuaily
the interests Of Merchants and the rev.
enue ofthe Commonwealth.
On motion Of Mr.. Cunningham, the
Convention adjourned until 6 O'Clock,
P. Nj. to give the Chairman time to Sc
lect the committee under Mr.. Mallory's
resolution.
EVENING SESSION.
The Convention met again at 9 o.
clock, P. NJ.
The Chair announced the following
gentlemen as constituting the Commit
tee under Mr.. Mallory's resolution,
VIZ: Messrs. Frances Mallory, J. T..
Allyn, Richard Anderson, Geo. Blow,
j. {. Crump, Bobcrt Butler, VIM. Ro-
berts, T. +. Jeter, S. d. Morton, J. A.
Lancaster, F. Cave, A. Beggs, f.
Rutfin, J. B. Urquhart, ]. Craig, q.
w. Wilson, w. Campbell, w. Boul-
ware, p. Van DeurseH, T. f. Knox,
f. J. Spence, J. Early, Robert Ander-
son, I. G. Tinsley, and w. II. Roy.
After the annunclation of the Com.
mttee, Mr.. Souihgate addressed the
Convention at length on the subject foI
its consideration. Mr.. S. submitted
some very important and interesting sta.
tistics to the Convention which exhbi
ted the Foreign Commerce of Virgins
in all its stages OF prosperity and de-
cline, comparing it at the same tune
with the Foreign Commerce of North
ern ports, Mr.. S. gave also statistical
views Of the periodical increase o
Southern exports generally-which a
this day compared with their importa
tons, exhibit contrast unfortunate
for the South. He enforced by these
statistical views the propriety and ex'
pediency Of the people of the South go
ing to market with their own products
and purchasing their foreign goods
themselves. The clear loss to then
under the present indirect trade, he
Showed to be about $l0,000,000 PEI
annum,
On motion of Mr.. Mallory, the Con.
venton adjourned, to meet at 10 o.
clock.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-04
THURSDAY, June IA, 1888.


Journment at ii O'Clock.
Mr.. Ruffin announced the arrival Of
Messrs. John Y. Stockdell, Thomas
Branch, B. b. Blume, and l.. L. Par
sons, Delegates from Petersburg, who
were admitted to seats.
Messrs. John Victor, and VIM. l..
Lancaster, Delegates from Lynchburg
appeared and took their seats in the
Convention.
M. Edmonds, Delegate to the Con-
vention, from Charlotte, and
Mr.. J. T. Stoutter, delegate from
Norfolk also appeared.
Mr.. Mallory presented the report Of
the Committee, together with substi-
tute which had been offered TO the
committee, but rejected.
The reading of the report occupied
some time, it being some fifty odd pages
in length. After it was completed, Mr..
Mallory stated that from the haste in
which the report had been prepared,
the committee had not closed its labors,
but would probably make further re-
port on some practical subjects. Being
much fatigued rom the reading of the
report he asked the favor OF the author
of the substitute to read it.
Mr.. Anderson of Richmond, then
read the substitute, promising that he
had supposed the exclusive purpose of
the convention was to promote the COM
merclal prosperity of the south, and TO
consider our commercial relations, and
not to enter into consideration of Fed.
eral politics-he expressed his dissent
from the report, in consequence of its
indulgence in the political topics alluded
to. The concise substitute, he said,
was prepared on the spur of the occa.
sion, and was very incomplete.
The substitute concludes with the
following resolution.
Resolved, That the Legislature of
Virginia be petitoned at its next ses-
sion to incorporate new Bank or new
Banks, at proper point or proper
points, and upon liberal principles, with
capital sufficient with the existing cap.
ltal, for the purpose ofenabling Virgin
ia to export direct to foreign markets
her surplus produce, and to import to
the extent of her wants, and to afford
the wanted facilities to manufactures.
After the reading of the report and
substitute, Mr.. Standard opposed the
report in long and able argument.
When he had completed, Mr.. Mallo.
ry intimated desire to reply, but in
consequence of the late hour, gave way
to Mr.. mcfarland, who moved re. |
cess TIL 6 o'clock which was agreed |
10.
THURSDAY EVENING" o'clock.
The Convention met according to
adjournment.
The following delegates appeared
and took their seats during the session,
VIZ: Messrs. E. p. Pitts, from Acco-
mack, and John Gains, from King and
Queen; Messrs. Owen r. Finn and
W. D. Mckinney, from Suffolk and
Nansemond and Messrs. James T.
Souiter and Samuel d. Rawlings, from
Norfolk.
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Geo. blow. A. R. Philips, T. F. Knox.
Chas. Ellis. John Victor, Jas. Craig
F. Mallory, f. Carr, NJ. Womble. n
EdmonGs.
Under second resoluuon-R. B. Hay.
all, John c. Stockdell, Geo. w. Wilson
F. B. Dean, jr., S. P. Parsons, James
Cooke, VIM. L. Lancaster, r. Ander
son, VIM. Roberts.
On motion OF Dir. Mallory, the Con.
vention adjourned to o'clock.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-13
VIRGINIA.

We are happy to perceive by the last Char
loHsrille Jetersonian, that the Republicans Of
the section which was honored by the long re-
sidence Of the iustrious jefferson, remain
"unchanged' and adhere firmly to the ancient
doctrines ofthe great apostle oftheir faith.--
The meeting held in Nelson county, the pro-
ceedngs of which we publish, was attended
we learn by large number Of original and
consistent republicans, and solely of those
who supported Gen. Jackson's administra-
ton, and advocated the election of Mr.. Van
Buren,. The Jeffersonian Republican refers
to the proceedings as $ an indication Of public
sentiment in that section, upon the Sub-Trea-
sury scheme"
The Hon. JAMES GARLAND, who was
amongst the first to declare open opposition
to the Sub-Treasury, will be gratifed, to find
his constituents universally giving him a cor
dial support. The bold and manly stand he
took in the luminous publication Of Camil-
lus," effected much in staying the progress of
Sub Treasuryism in the Old Dominion, from
whence we rejoice to learn, it is likely to be
ultimately expatriated and expunged." No
thing, it seems to US, can be more gratifying
to the little band" of Republicans, who,
when their country was threatened with dan
ger, noby placed themselves in the breach,
and staked their political characters upon the
"hazard of the die" than to find their imme-
date constituents as well as the whole coun-
try, sustaining ard applauding their conduct.
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A CONTRAST FOR THE PEOPLE.

The representatives Of the people Of the
State of Pennsylvania in both branches Of the
Legislature have repudiatsd the Sub-Treasu-
ry scheme by instructing their Senators 10 OPP
pose its passage. The convention of the
people, representing the Republican Demo-
crncy Of every section Of the State, but few
days since condemned the scheme by refusing
to entertain proposition to approve it. But
recently meeting Of the friends Of the admi-
nist'aiion opposed to that measure was called,
and among the signers to the call were found
the names Of four of the individuals composing
the tickle, which gave the vote of the State to
Mr.. Van Buren, for President
To contrast against all these demonstra-
lions Of popular sentiment opposed to the
Sub-Treasnry plan; we now have, the 60
vernment employees at Philadelphia, the col
lector, naval officer, numerous inspectors and
tide walters, the postmasterand his menals,
the District Attorney, &C., taking the lead
in rallying the cohorts Of government depen-
dents-and expectants Of government bounty
and favor; for the avowed object Of opposing
the popular will, and condemning the acts of
the representatives Of the people.
1t remains for the people to decide, and the
time has now arrived when the solemn deci-
sion must be made, whether they will preserve
that freedom and Independence for which their
fathers fought, and bequeathed to them; or,
whether they will quietly surrender up the
precious legacy, and become the vassas of
band Of government mercenaries, and submit
to their rule and dictation. ..u.r,E