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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02
DIED.

Oa Tuesday Morning the LIST instant Mr. Robert wagsn OF
consumption, In ihc s7'h year Of his age
The friends Of he family. also the Gudsrs Bepevoen NJ
society guilders in general fully invited to
s,e' the f1neral this sternoon, hapsa ocock,
hi. late r 81 enee No ~ Green street
age
o. the soth alt julia daughter OF Woodruff aged 5years
srds months.
At Bridgeport Conn Friday the 9th ulirno Mr. Asa W.
Barker, OF Huntington (Lopg Ilana) in 9Th year OF his
-
Eden, Capt Tbsophus Baker aged on years native OF
Yarmouth Mass He ~ among the first gsihs red around
zoe Standard oil his sountry the plains Boston, 775 and
~sscne sihe picked men" who under Gene vi Thomas In
one night, erected Qualifications Dorchester Hegh which
compelled the British TO evacuste Boston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02

USios CouRsE RAcEs-MAy MrRTISo.-These
races commenced yesterday and were attended by a
numerous s.sembaee. The particulars OF the meet
ing follows, which we take from the extra Of
the Spirit " the Times Issued yesterday afternoon.
TUESDAY,, NAV l. is3e.-Produce Stakes for 3
year olds. cots 90 hs. hlhes 97ibs Forty our sub
scriDsrs al $1,000 each $3.50 i-rflt. Mile heats.
No. Mr. Jobn c. stevens Fordhs-, trsisea by Bauer
No q Mr. Iivirgs,ons Jsb, usint -, Lard Abr,m, 2
No. 6. Mr. Robt l.. Stevens Celeste solt, tranes by
Csuovrr, Valentine 4
No. is COT wysns job" Li-,o-, trained by Por.
= Ter, George,
Nedf9p, dit
Time, t4ei-I.3
'he betting was in favor the two Southerners
Psuebee and John Linton; even on Fordhsn against
any ether named horse. Fofdhsn won without a
struggle IN loi-l50 TIE DAY was me bat The
Track was not IN very coed order owing TO the re-
cent rams.
For the programme Of this days spor,, see The adj
ver'isement
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02
M o N T. Y nj A IL X n II.
Tuesday, Nav LIE r. NJ J..

This has been slack day in Wall sreet- the day on
which capitalists receive their income and the day which
tse interest OF all the real the city changes
the shape of rent This for the day great demand
for money! and from this there
pressure In the street, but this temporary mount
paid as well as the sum Of the dividends paid and about
be paid, by the banks which will be from million
and half mllons will seeking an outlet and this Of
itself will tend TO make money easier One consequence Of
the demand for money has been depression stocks
which there were rather sellers than buyers the
transactions atsgethe were light Delaware and Hudson
declined per cent but rallied and the closing sale at
per cent of OF yesterdays price Harlem gradually
"a per cent below the close of yesterday Stonngsn also
fell II and OF the sales showed want of
frmness. No Treasury offered.
Some ceunterets of large denominations these notes
have made their appearance in the Baltimore market Our
say idle genues have unusually tardy their ops
ratiens that they have not before appeared This an nd
cation of moral Improvement.
The resumption by the Boston banks fves and uader
has had tendency greatly relieve the that city
is the season of the when in demaRa in that
section more particularly, and the banks discount freely fer
short paper.
The great house frauds are SLOWLY but
surely 70 III full development seizure to large aoup
was made a, Boston Saturday, information received
from the Collector OF this port
State OF Trade.
We notice notsg in the way of trade this ssv or
meaon One half OF the city having been The ys.,
ope, atoms hIng Ler places Of ABODE c. ming Year
and e VI loaded has been without since his
Jay one year since he other half Of the city been on
me bauery TO attend the departure of the great Steamship
Sirius, ana four other EureI packets Which
arge snouat Of freight and all nearly full OF
Of There has, however the auction mar,s bee some
thai Indicate healthy OF trade mer
es are Pr as%sa Sy p.ss The
90 Inc orown Havana sugar was slightly damaged.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02

SHorLi TING n BseoKLrs.-The city Of Brooklyn
has been thrown late some excitement by the dctec.
ton and arrest Of FIVE females, hitherto occupying a
respectable position in society, for shopftng. The
greatest Efforts have been made to suppress the par
tcula $ but we und. that the owner Of OF
the stores who had suffered by the sepredatoRs Of
these long fingered DANES is inexsrabe, and is deter
mined to bring the affair in all rs details before the
public, and to further the ends of justice.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02

PARK THEaTRE-MIss WELLs.-This interesting
child assumed the character Of " Der Drop" last
night in place OF Ia petite Augusta," who was an
noune,d as being ind!sposed, and consequently una
BILE TO play the part.
Great disappointment, appeared manifest ng
the audience at the announcement OF this change OF
characters in the performance but ii soon subsIded,
and gave way to proportonate feeling Of satisfac-
ten and delight when il discovered that Miss
Wells could not only 90 through h,f part, but per.
form highly credtabe 10 aersclf and satisfactorily
to the speciatersl The audience appeared as much
sstonished at her evidently great improvement in the
art Of dancing, they were delighted and charmed
BY the graceful movements of the little sylph.
We Should call this highly successful debut on
hsr part and sincerely hope that Mr. Simpson will
daily cherish and foster the yet latent talents this
interesting little creature, and bring her forward in
the regular ballet We assume not too much by ste.
ting that the audience, last night appeared tully to
appreciate her talents and approve her efforts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02

II The press OF matter compels us to reserve the
proceedings OF the Board Of Alderman yesterday
ing, for this afternoons Evering Herald.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02

~ AT an.e. ting OF he TOPOGRAPHIC Al AssOCIA-
TON fNew york, held he 2sth April the follow Rg
ouon, were unanimously sdspted and ordefo to be pub
Resolved That th. Associs On dete rmn, - suppor ana
snforce Is present Scale Of Prices
Re Owed, hat tn Chairman OF the Rat CtHee be in
itsced Sertse notice la psurl be nav
deem per, ct meeuBg ofue Commtse M men,
solved Tsat when this meeting adjourn I'd ourp nm
I'll sstur Jay evening nsst Ma sIh
= - JOHN n. WILSON, W. President
A. kRAUTH Secretary. W.
~ a CARD. The Committee appoln,.a T.. u,,s,.,;..s
rme rnsins Company NJ 81 New oleus, wing com
use ~ aid Company, the Honorable the MAJ 80 Camn,s.
.oune ohcsrs ~ the respective Fire In 0pc ompsr je
Departments and the Pebble Ia general are re4 .ly ,,i
~ we SAN gprevions - sb pnest II ,s Garden
".n w,,asrsdsy, I'd inst ieA. until raursda, 8 M
UNION COURsE.-weJne,as ia, p &C. ssle-
mile he ats ' ", WV
WIN johnson enters b. c surolL h. A.. .,, on, af
oshich, sy.astls 80 "
J,h Stew =. enters cb. b. Dosor ~ Iear, ont n
u ilah dam, years aid. -
" stockton imp rted h. h. Iarrfor by Starch
out ~ Peri yeaisoia
Immediate sfYr-Purse-his heat
rh enters s. c. Jack Andrew, BY Az, v,dam Psc-
ole Aare, years old.
Vim. .ees enters 8 & b. Andrew, cfI.ly Fleet q
W pc oon sn,srs b. Blazing siar, ~ Istry dam by
on Ab,ou sp,~rs b. m. sb.pbcdcss ~ Lanee ont OF
ALrx l. goTTs
mt2 ~ DAVID a. BRANCH
- GROCtRs ard others css oacd sgsnst trusting
~, 60 STAFFORD - my sccouul, or pssiep him ler
any sold " him snt, the Nstti s, or de-
tvgrne Inn coffee be ross,edsy Ne hst aischsr.
my2n N hlo,,s1sse, .,ry'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02

In the Ersning Herald, we will publish an ANY,
sing narrative of occurrences board the Sirius up
TO the time the Hercules left her. The subsequent
incidents will be furnished in Mr.. Benefits future
letters
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30
1TOTTCFe e hereby gfyens that

NOTICE is hereby given that
IN in pursuance Of deed OF trust, exc.
cuted by Ebenezer Dickson and EPnrelm
Bound, of Lowndes county and Sta.e OF MIS-
sissippi, on the twenty-first day Of February
one thousand eight hundred and thirty seven
to John M. Grant, of the county and state
aforesaid. as trustee, to secure the payments
of three promissory notes therein mentioned
and described, to Roddy Smith, will as
trustee, offer, at public sale, at the Court
House, in the town of Columbus, Mississ'P-
pi, on the third Saturday of February next
(18S8) within the hours prescribed oy law
all the right, title and interest, which the
the said Dickson and Bound have, in and to
the following described lot or parcel OF land
lying and being in the town OF Columbus
better known as part of Lot No. l, in Square
No. 5, North of Main-street, it being OIL
Market-street, 60 feet, holding its width
and running parallel with Main-street GO
feet, east together with all the tenements
heriditaments & aPpurtenances to the same
belonging or in anywise appertaining.
Dated this twenty-second day OF January,
1898. JOHN NJ, GRANT,
Prs fee 81 so 4w19 Trustee.
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30
MEDICAL.

Rich Cotton Land i'm Market.
HNHE subscriber offers for sale, on &C
Il commodatiRg terms, twenty seven thou
sand FIVE hundred acres of land, lying in the
late Choctaw country. Most of it was Sc
lected by himself, and purchased at the pub
tic sales il. 1888 and'1834; it is in handsome
settlements from 240 to 1900 acres in tract
The greater part of it is from one to fifteen
miles distant from the Tombeckbe river,
extending from the Sook-anoo-chee to the
Tibbe rivers. There are some valuable
tracts of it in the Yazoo Valley, and in Mad
isoR and other counties.
Those wishing to purchase good durable
cotton land in healthy country, would do
we'll to give me call. In my absence, they
can see at the Office of the Clerk of the
County or Probate Court, in the hands of r.
d. Haden, Esq. book of maps, which has
the tracts marked, with the prices and
terms.
He has also about thirteen thousand acres
of land in the Chickasaw country, which
will be sold low for cash, or part down, and
the balance on time.
August IS, 1886 Soft
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30

TTAS on hand, a few pieces Of handsome
II I1s0s-aisU C0110cttltg. Brussels and
Tufta Rugs, Brass Andrens, Shoyels ana
Tongs, Fire Dogs & Irons, Tea Kettles.
Brittania Tea Sets, Splendid cut glass
Decanters: white Lead, Linseed Oil, Spiri its
TGrpentine window Glass and Putty,
all of which he will sell low for C.4SH az
ihs Store on Main Street opposite the Coms
mercial Bank.
Sept. 9oth 1a37.-9-tf
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30

NOMMISSION BUSINESS.-The un-
~ dersigned beg leave to announce to
their friends and the public generally, that
they intend opening House in the Citv of
Mobile, the ensuing Fall for the purpose
transacting General Agency, and Com
mission Business under the Firm & Stvle oF
VIM. L. CLARK & co.
They will confne themselves strictly IN
the sale of all Cotton or produce CONSIGNED
them for sale and to the Receiving 81 For
warding with promPtness and despatch. All
hoods Consigned them for shipment.
Liberal advances will be made on Cotton
IN Store, but under no circumstances will
honor any Drafts, unless drawn against Cot
ton or produce in hand.
They have engaged the services Of w.
b. Malone who with the Junior partner of
the Concern will be in Mobile by the frSf
OF October next to attend to any business
confded to our care.
We would take this occasion to re,,-r
our sincere thanks to our friends and tboI
public generally for the very liberal ,.s natron
age bestowed US in this place herefofo+e
and respectfully solicit continuance oftbe
same. y 'ue
CLARK & CO.
Columbus, July. 4. .f837-d1.t1etdT
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30

H AND FOR SALE..-The sub.
IL scriber offers for sale the following
arcels of Land, d,-viz:
S. E. Or, Sec. 8, r. 10, r. I7E.
s. w. or. Sec. 9, r. 10,R. II E.
E. hf. n. w. ar. Sec. o, T. 10. r IL E,
The above lands will be sold on favorable
terms, on application to
J. O.. HARRIS--llfo6iEc ia. If.
or I'M. GRANT Columbus M
IL, 1857.
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30

ENactOraGe e CORsSSS5SS7SS. =.
seeO9y-The subscriber s co,,;.l ~,
above business in MObiIe.-Havi,S,..I "a = Z Z
ed to the City, he is now prep9rsSs isci iescci
cute all orders for Baggine, Ron "a
attend to all conSignmeRtS and otb.S :" Y
ness entrusted % his care.-Of;rS"' ING .e =
street, formerly occupied bv fns
DOuglaas. JOHN STNSprccpblt1t IN d
SeKt. -, 1887, SOG
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30
PICKENSYILLE, AUeusr, 1887.

PICKENSYILLE, AUGusrs 1857.
THE subscribers have entered into CO.
a partnership under the firm of
SCOTT, BUSH, & HENLEY,
for the purpose Of transaGting General
.Gge0ecW O9tCI Commission B0g.
Ri9leeN in the City of Mobile.
WIN. A. SCOTT, will be in Mobile by
the 18th of October next, st which time
they would be thankful for any business that
may be entrusted to their care, and prom
ise to use every effort to give general satis-
faction.
WM. A. SCOTT.
EDMUND 4. BUSH.
ALBERT T. HENLEY.
FThe business of Henley, Scott, & Co.,
will be continued.
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30
NOTECE

A Ii. persons indebted to the Subscriber.
n on last years account, viii please caIl
and settle by the FIRST Of next month. or
their accounts viii (without distinctionl s.
put in the hands Of an officer for speedy col.
lection. =. FR6ZFsES -
Jan. Is, is3s-1s-4s
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30
LAND FOR SALE.

GectiOn 8. Also the Southeast
- quarter of Section 4, in Township II,
of Range II, East, in the Chickasaw ses-
sion of Lands. Said tract of land lies on
the road leading from Aberdeen to Jackson,
and is Il miles from Aberdeen, miles
from Colbert, and A miles from libby river
Said tract of land contains about 100 acres
in high state of cultivation, with all ne
cessary buildings for farmer 1t is a good
stand for the entertainment of travellers
The above described property will be sold
on time. For further particulars, apply to
7. w. B. MOORE,
Lnwndes County.
or to VIM. NJ. BURTON,
Aberdeen, Munroe County.
June 13, 1887. Se.f
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30
DIR. CORNELL

HAS just returned in time to wish his
IL former friends and the citizens OF
Lowndes generally; merry Christmas and
happy New Year, and would just hint,
that if they. at any time, need physic. tha the
is to be found as formerly at the store 'ot S.
s. Franklin.
COlumbus, Dec. 1897. rs.
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30
ISAAC M. KNAPP & CO.
Notice.

Notice.
DY virtue of Deed in Trust. executed
- by Aaron c. Bangs to me, for the be-
nifit of of Francis Leech and Thomas Chris
tan, to secure the payment Of certain notes
specified in said deed, will expose on
Monday, the 18th day of February next, to
sale at public auction, in the town Of Colum-
bus, for cash, portions of lots number one
and two in square number eight, south of
Main-street, in the plan of the town of Co.
lumbus, Mississippi, commencing at point
sixty feet feet from the northwest cor
OF said square eight, and running south, on
Saint Genevieve street, seventy-seven feet;
thence, parallel with Washington street, one
hundred and thirty-two feet thence north.
seVenty-seyen feet thence west, one hum
dred and thirty-two feet, to the point Of be-
ginning. Alsos the south east Quarter. and
east half Of the Southwest quarter Of the
southwest quarter Of section seventeen, in
township seventeen north, range fourteen
east, IN said state.
JOSEPH w. CARROLL.
Printers fee S6 sw1e
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30
GEO. S. GAINES.

EMANUEL & GAINES respectful
ly acquaint their customers and friends that
Geo. w. Gaines and James FitzsimmonS
will continue the Factorage and Commission
Business on their own account, and that
they will be pleased to attend to the bust
ness Of such of their friends as may favor
them with their patronage.
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30

nISSOLUTION.---The Co-partner-
~ ship heretofore existing between
George S. Gaines and Jonathan Emanuel, as
Emmanuel s. Gaines,
Has this day ceased by mutual consent.
The unsettled business of the firm will be
settled by either of the undersigned, aud
the name of the frm used in liquidation on
lv
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30

NOTICE.
r HEREBY forwarn all persons from
Il trading for note under seal for $3.50
and 20 cents, dated November 9th. 1887,
signed by Samuel Welch, and made payable
to myself order or assigns one day after the
date thereof, with a credit thereon of 20 dol
lars entered Nov. 29th. 1887: as said Note
was unlawfully and fraudulentIy Obtaind
from me.
JOHN M. sHARPF.
December the 5th 1887.
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30
Ware House CHARGES,

Ware House Charges,
WE have established the foil Ov
w ing rates of charges in our business
at this place:
Storage on Cotton per Bale, or Merch-
andize per Bbl., for first month. 25 cts.
And half price for every succeed
ing month
Shipping, Receiving, & For
warding. OF delivering, 1919
Weighing Cotton per Bale, 1912
Do. mdz. per 100 pounds
Marking Cotton per bale, 6 IA
Commissions for advancing or guarantee
ing freights, s per Ct.
Commissions on Sale of mdz. 80
Do. on bacon at retail, 10 I"
Do. for guaranteeing
sales of Merchandise sold
on credit,
Commission for collecting.
And expenses attending the same.
Storage will be charged on all Merchan-
die sold by US at the above rates.
Charges required in every instance on
delivery ofthe articles stored.
CLARKE CO.
ESTES, & co.
Columbus, Nov. 1837.-9-tf
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30
GEORGE TUCKER
Commission Business.

DARNEs & SANDERS having taken
ID Mr.. /. d. SMITH into copartnership,
will continue the Factorage and Commission
Business in Mobile, under the firm and style
Of Barnes, Sanders & Co.
Thankful for the liberal patronage here
tOfore bestowed upon them, they hope, by
close attention to business that the same may
BE- extended to the new concern.
BURIAL l.. BARNES,
WILLIS SANDERS,
ISAAC d. SMITH.
JuIy 8, 1837.-2-u-1st d m
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30
NOTTCE.

a LII persons are hereby fore
n warned not to receive or trade for a
note given by me to John Finn, for the sum
OF sixteen hundred and fifty dollars. bearing
date May 29th, 1886, and payable twelve
months after date, as the amount Of the note
has already beenpaid, and am determined
MOTTO pay it'again unless compelled by law !.
.sl-.A}. .sgg-5 r..rs. John BLACK.
Columbus, Jan. 50, 1888. 3vl9
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30

WE are prepared to make liberal ad-
yances on cotton IN store at anv point
On the 4ombigby river, whenever receints
TOT the same are presented.
CAL CLARK & Co.
columbus, September 10, 1s37-1-,f
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30

Commercial Bank Of Columbus.
Mississippi.
November Cd, 1887.
ID ESOLVED, That this Institution will
h advance on Cotton shipped to its
Agents in Mobile, New Orleans, New YORK
and Philadelphia; and that all persons avail
ing themselves Of this opportunity, NAV
calculate upon similar advance on their
next years crop, after the present season
expires. And that all Cotton so advanced
upon: will be placed under Insurance imme-
diateiy, and the nett proceeds be paid over
so soon as returns are made,
Extract from the minutes.
BY order of the Beard.
CHARLES H. ALBERT,
Nov. 2, 1ssz-s-tf
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30
L.aN.D .4ND NEGROES
FOR SALE.

WILL sell the best bargain in the coun-
Il try in'my plantation, lying one & a hal
miles, South west of Columbus, Immediately
on the Macon road, and on the Bigby. 1t
contains $40 acres, 500 of which is in the
highest state of cultivation, with very supe-
rIor new fences, and every needful building
for cotton farm.
will, as to terms suit, the convenience of
any purchaser; interest on time in all cases
will be required. And / will, if necessary
to effect trade, add ten or fifteen likely
YOUNG NEGROES,
with blacksmith among them, in case a
little cash is mixed with the notes. And no
other security will be required than a lien
on the property, which will be required from
any one who asks for credit. Call and see
US. If you cant trade with me it viii be folly
to try elsewhere.
NATH. L. MITCHELL.
Dec. 26,-tf.
P. S. A second rate private residence
in the town of Columbus, would be taken at
a fair price, in part payment, for the above
property. N. L. NJ.
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30
MobiIe. 81 necenber. -


RESPECTFULLY informs y 4 q
N and the public generally, \. : 3 3
arrangements for conducting - -,
ing Business in al its OI..p s. ~
house formerly occupied s,l. as tl' 4 u.
on Main street, One door We. 4.
Hulberts Store, Whers he y"
be found. IS
5 ]. =. r. assures the ppons
devote his exclusive attenllOa ,,n,l z
ness, and hopes, from lon
merit and receive . 0hafs o
Nov. 20. iss7.-io-H
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30
LeeE 60 your intere1i

THE subscriber announces to Ii,
4 that he continues his BlackSmaI7
N the Brick Shop East Of DiekyT
boHnd's Bakery, where all Smith voiI
be attended to at the shortest ro,ir,
cheap as any shop in Columbus H,
Wood Shop attached to his Smnb
where the wood work of Carriages
gons, Repairing &c, will be done n
terms than any other shop in the pars
one that calls will not go away disSa
Last years customers are reonegsd D
at the shop and close their accOunt,,
uI nrte,
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30

VIEW aaRRua.NiGE.ME.1
"OLT & ROSE have thiseg
II a connection with WILLIE y
SON, and Under the name q
ROSE & GIBSON, viii cOnlinn;. Z
act a general FACTORA6n :
Commission Busine~
in the city Of Mobile.
They have made such arrangs
houses in New Orleans, as vii ea.
when its preferred or desired oI ~ :
toner's to make shipments Of c0'~
er produce to that place, and
them with such necesSaries q tl5
and on the terms they can be O',sI N
We solicit q share of patrOnags,
oar fidelity and prompt oteInuJa1iO q Ja1OLf
JOHN n. R0ss:
WILLIAM GlSs
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30
'ROBT. BLAKELT

ROBT. BLAkELH
Columbus, january 9, Is58.-Es
n. B. Horse Mills for sale at The
shop.-FarmerS are requested to a
examine them, and can have the pE'
10 try the Mills before they purrs
they 40 not perform there shall Ss
only to return them.
Southern Argus., 1838-01-30
COTTON-COTTON

Columbus. Iuly 4. 1sszNa1li. S..A1A 1s,lG9 s -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-27
zxr,cs ooNcnIsS-.i. REGULAR SESSION.


NFpsISnAr, Heb. Ii
8rSArr--ysrious resolutions were offered and
pe.l,!ars presented when he sutTressr'y BIZ "as
setia debated.
In Tic llersr. the CREATE part Of his he ih'td
iry uas tpcu, bSoic The icsol5'ion Gus'y
lapicd 10 ici The " ole suhjsr; Guy !,gnstd By
M Wi-c. ice IN tie tttlc. Tbr ll5nsc then re-
cri,ej pe;i: ~. and Nr Niams pres,l'cd tiros
Aarir,i ond ttra'y alone. Ono e. c.ecinc ~ all
Cb,Neca to Norh anl tie South j. 'as supPn-
ga. ot ~ Neon ond u Nons bno) another to grant
= pension to the wiicw of the mauyrcd Lp,sj'y.--
He gave several hard ruts ND spJ he should
asw ajtlhr.d several petitions f,r resembling Pat
tour resolution. .r-jS!t YVES in Day reported lhal
NJ. CamLrc.crg vas t. be u"1'iLntcd Secretary OF
tic Nsty
leS,rhs ,oumbcr &C Cou1'css fcfrrcrd to ~ .he
Spy Va Ws5.ug'on, IN our last, u, Mr. Roag,,r. 2
srnl'or from Maine. Mr Il. hiss ca ,'ojnej 10 tho
Globe, gtd from bis account there il foundation
fr The charge II lie believed tie Senate Nil iske
no notice ci i. Mr K. did some professional ssr.
vice for applicant tort pension. IN preparing hl.
pppr's, Bat received mailing nlih"uFl, entitled 90
I pay. The Gan took offence, lei, Waehn. Ton, and
iArn made Ilesc charge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-27

nng he attention OF ihc House 70 the srt .t matte,
Nhat commit picston. And nc had ~, ~ to move a.
"a .pension Of az o.hct bu,iarss g. take o. s,d c
si,r the subject % suf neutral relations With Gr,sl
nr,iatn IL had become ncecssaty that r,s' Cover.
should Interfere. wen BY the cs a. ~ me
miliiAri povcr, i'r the prcVsn ton ~ iost.o, of
hoe rclions en- The psu o. The oiiHrns that fre,
,ct andin tins opinion hc knew ,hc House would a.
quic-ce, upon hearing ~sd two pap which he Wauls
send TO The Chat a. iafmin paft 81 TIE r1npnui,i
ton from the War Department 50 which hc had al 4dri
Tue purpou OF hrm ycty intrtrstng sr. Ar thp'd
move after their reading, 10 suspend Tie ru.cs ~ - 4,
allow him 10 msrc 70 tskc pths ill already acted up
on 10y the SENATE, and know as the Cansdi bii.