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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-03

AN UNHAPPY CAsE.-It has been an.
nounced in several Of the papers that Mr..
Ambrose Spencer, Jr., of Ohio, son Of
the Secretary of War, has been arrested
at Albany, on charge of forgery. Re.
spect for the feelings Of the distinguished
relatives of the unhappy young tnan has
hitherto prevented our noticing the fact !;
but its publication has now been so ex-
tenslve that, longer silence would be use.
less. We are, however. enabled to state
that the conduct Of the young man has
been such, for some time past, as to in
duce his friends TO suppose that his way
wardness has been superinduced by par.
tial insanity ~. Y. Com. Ado.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-03

The citizens OF NatcbcZ have been
thrown into fever of excitement by the
discovery Of the HAND Of a man, severed
from the arm at the wrist. 1t was wrapped
in green baize cloth, and from appear
ances, was not taken from the arm by a
scientific operation, but bears the impress
Of brutal violence, and has given rise 10
suspicious of midnight, murder and attempt
at conceament, which has been partially
successful. The citizens Of Natchez are
looking at each other TO discover the own
err Of the lost hand. All is mystery. 1t
was found by a man at work in a stable,
who on going to the manager for horse
brush picked up the mysterious hand.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-03

JUprci.L DurIEs.-The following par
agraph discloses what is to US (says the
National lntelligencer,) an entirely origi-
nal construction of judicial duty, by one
of the functionaries of the United States !:
"The True Issue," published at Jack
son, the Seat of Government of Missssip-
nj. saws: "The United States Court for
The Southern district Of Mississippi uc-
cordng to its adjournment in December
last, was to have been holden IN this city
on the 4lh Monday of last month. 1t has
not vet resumed its sitting. The reason
is understood to be this Judge Gholson,
who is the presiding judge in this tribunal,
both for the northern and southern dis.
tricts Of Mississippi, receives for his SER
vices salary of only two thousand dol
lars. This compensation Mr.. Gholson
thinks insufficient for attending TO the du'
ties Of both districts, and he therefore de-
clines holding the court for this district
any longer unless his salary be raised
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-03

Tug ABOLITION FEvER.--The Rich
mond Enqurer is afflicted, as its readers
NAV have perceived, with periodical fits Of
alarm on The subject Of A BOLTON. During
the summer and fall, the patient exhibits
only occasional and by no means alarm
ing symptoms of the distressing malady;
bur aboutihe closeofth winter, the disease
begins more distinctly to manifest itself,
and to increase in violence as the month
of April approaches, towards the close of
which II reaches its crisis, and then pass.
.es off, leaving him apparently bat little
enleebled by the attack. From the fact
that the ElectioneeriBg canvass common.
ces about the time that the Abolition at
tack comes on, and ceases about the peri
cd OF its cessation, il has been supposed
That The one is in some mysterious manner
Influenced and controlled by the other.
We are, however so little conyersant
with the philosophy ofsuch matters, that
we are unable to say whether this be so
or not. The fact, however, is unques-
tonable /; as the readers Of the Enquirer,
will have long since observed. The peri
cd for the recurrence of these singular at.
lacks is now at hand, and we invite the
attention of the curious in such matters TO
the development. Of the next nine weeks.
The patient is now rapidly approaching
the sposmodlc stage of the disease
Lynchburg Virginian.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-03
Whi- Convention.

The Whigs Of the County Of Berkeley are re-
gUestsd 10 assemble asthiR their seUeraI precincts
on Friday the In Of March, Instant. and APP
point str Delegates from each precinct, TO meet IA
Convcnt,on, at The Court House ia M0ytiBs6urg.
on Saturday the l2h IF March The object Of
the Convention is 10 select Delegates TO represent
he County in a Senatorial Conoentioa ofihis Dis.
trict, 10 nominate a candidate for the Senats and
also 10 select candidates for the House Of Dele
gates
htLd at The Court House
The Garardstown Precinct Meeting at Mqsiia's
Idrern.
The Failing Water Precinct Meeting, at Bar
Aesoa's TaVern.
TIE Hsdgesuiile Precinct Meeting, OF C0ok"s'
TaVera.
The Back Creek Precinct Meeting, at Robin
sons bfiH, or at HedgesviHe, as may be most CON
reRisHt
The hour of meeting, o'clock.
By order Of the
March IL, 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-03
The Washington CORE spondent of the
New York Courier and ENQUIRER. SAYS:

The Washington CORE spondent Of the
New York Courier and Enquirer, says:
Among the rumors oil the day is one to
the effect that the Hon. Elisha White.
sey, at present Auditor of the Treasury
for the Post Office Department, will be
transferred TO the Comptroller's Office.
Who will be selected to fill the vacancy
thus occasioned, rumor as yet says not.
Lewis Eaton, of Buffalo, is appointed
by the Post Master General, Special A
gen, for the Department in the State OF
New York, in place of Mr.. Pitt, remoy-
ed. This is good appointment. Mr..
Eaton is an active, practical man, Of
turn Of mind well fitted for the duties of
this Office. | am told that he served sew
eral years in the Legislature of New
York, and was for some time one Of the
Bank Commissioners in that State.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-03
Sale of Bonds.
5000 Dollars,
MIR. Jacob TaIInlan,

HNAKE N0rlCE-Ths on Tuesday,. the 5ih
IL day of April, 1912, at the house of John Dod-
son, in Luzern couHly, Pennsyvania, we will pro-
coed to take The dispositions of John G. Dodsen and
Harrison Dodson--and on Saturday, the 9th day
Of April, 1912, at the Office Of Augustine II. PEN
nngtop, magistrate in the city of Baltimore, Md +,
we viii proceed to take the dispositions of Samuel
Dodson and James Otcrson--said dispositions 10
be read in evidence in suit, now pending in the
County Court Of Berkeley, in which we are plain.
ifT. and YOU are defendant. and also in Suits.
pending in The Circuit Superior Court q Law and
Chance,x for the said county, in which you are
,lsin,i and we are defsndants--and,i II the exami-
nations shall mt he completed on the ss'd days.
they will be adjourned from time 10 time, until
thsy shall be completed.
WILLIAM REED.
March 3 1872 IS,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-03
Notice.

s the undersigned is about to remove TO the
N Mertinsburg Factory, and consequently IN
tends to close his business where he now IS, this Is
TO give notice to all Indebted him, to call and pay
their accounts or close the same by note previous
to the FIRST Of April. -
N. B. Those having GOODS at the Factory will
please call and take them away before the LIST oil
April.
WILLIAM Z. WILCOX.
March z 1912 81
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-03
@ADDISN SHEDS

GARDEN SEEDS
FOR ISa2.
R FANS Kidney, Dwarf or Snaps.
- . Pole or Climbing,
Beets--Lens Blood and lump Rooted,
Brussels Sprouts,
Cabbage-s fne variety,
Carroll Long O,ange,
Caui !howe,-- EARLY sud Late.
Caeumbers-L Long Green aid Others,
Egg Plaui; Endiyr---Grern, Curled,
lndisu Corn--Smith's Early ard fnscarors,
Lettuce Lszs Cabbage,
Melob--Best kinds,
Nssturtium.
Onion--Eariy White,
P-r.ey- Double Parsnip-Latge Dc,eh.
P.as-Finest kinda,
Pumpkn--PofaIp uud Others
Pepper-Bell or Oxleaft, ard csyenue,
Radisl. -VH,iou. kinds.
Rbuba,b-For pies and tatb.
Satisfy. or Oyster Plant.
Spinach-Round,
Squash-Eafly Summer,
Tomato-Lsree Red and yellow,
Turnip--w hiic, Early Fiat &c
All of which carefully selected, and wsfrsnteo
10 be Of the kinds named, flesh AID free ON x
tuto- for sale by
W DORSEY.
February 3. 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-03
III A II IL I y.

On "Wednesday evening, 23i NIL, in Williams
port, by Rev. C. Star,sman, 1t WILLIAM ALBuR-
tbs, Of the U S. Army, to Miss RosANNAH Z. Fos-
TER daughter, Of Mr.. Jno. Foster, of Cleersprins.
On Tuesday, the 22d of February. by Rev. pey'
ton Harrison, Mr.. joan w. RUrHERFoRD 10 Miss
SARAH SHarrER, daughter OF Henry Shaffer, all OF
thi. pacs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-03
NOTICE.

E the land above advertised 10 no, sold BY the
IL 18Th OF March, II will be Tor Rant, entire -
divided into t~o farms. as above Indicated.
January 10.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-03
NcTIcM.
TO all schons q sssay Concern.

LIVING determined TO close NV hssin~ss a.
II II soon ss possible. ell persons 10 srreArs on
account uf Taxes. Fees, Executives or otherwise
doe 10 the undersigned, are hereby notified tbs, no
longer indulgence vii he given those 90 h.
debtrd All. therefore, neglec,ing TO comply With
this notice, may expect their accounts. Sc. to be
transferred TO the hands OF otter officers. who wi
be more rigid ia the collection Of the sane thar
their hsuble servant.
DANIEL c BURNS, d S.
February IL, I342.-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-03
Fresh Garden Seeds.

uSr received and for sale, all kinds Of fresh
- GARDEN SEEDS. that ATE mos, general,
used--p'cely put up IN papers
February 10, 1912 r. c SMITH.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-03
N IL u.

On Sunday last. Mr.. LAFgvER, consoit OF MT
Daniel Lafeyer Of this county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-03
new g1jorit or ftcpatrtmo.
CARD.

THE subscriber, grateful for the liberal patron.
age he has received f,om The citizens OF JeGersoa
aud tho adjoining Counties, tenders to them bs
sincere thanks. and hopes. by the above sssCcis-
lion, meii, a continuance Of patronage. All
those having Chains against me- will please present
them for settlement, and those who know them
selves indebted to me, will see the propriety "
closing their accounts as soon rs possible.
W. J. HAWKS.
January 81. 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-03
c 0AC n NJ A K | n G .
CO.Partnership.

VNH subscribers, having associated themselves
IL in the rbose named business for y tei IN ~
years, in Char!esfown, Vs., at the old stand ii
Wells Hawks, lake this Opportunity to iuiurm
Their f,iends and the public a. nerslIy, tina, they
will be happy receive orders for
nem 1Uork or Aepa(rtn1.
They Intend keeping constantly ON hand va.
'eiy O. VEHICLES, which they pledge them
selves shall be made in tho best manner, and war
rsnied to stand.
Coaches, Family Carriages, Buggies.
Sankey's, Barouches, }c.,
can be had by application at their Coach Factory,
at short notice those wishing to purchase, viii
do we'll 10 give this establishment a call, az ne
pains shall be rpa,ed give entire satisfaction, and
tho public ma, assured that purchases can BE-
made on as accommodating terms as elsewhere.
HAWKS & ROSS.
Charssiown, Jan. 27, 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-03

A FRESH supply Of all kind. of Candies, Nuts,
IN Jar and Box Prunes, Raisins AID Figs, just
received ami foi sale by
February "a. 1912. G. RAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-03

LNRESH GROCERIES.--New Orleans and su'
IL gas House Molasses, Loaf. Lump and Brown
Sugar &c. Imperial and Y. Hyson Teas Java and
Strong Rio Coffee; Sperm Oil, and Cavendish Ts-
bscco. for sale by
February ~ 1914 g. RAENHAL,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-03
PUBLIC SALE.

vuNHE undersigned. having relingulshed farming,
IL will Offer at public sale. on Tuesday The 18th
dry IF March ueri, Mt his farm, halt mile from
Bedington. on the Warm Spring Road, all his
Stock y Farming Utensils,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-03
100000 Rrick FOR Sale.

NOR sale, by the subscriber, 40 900 prime fresh
IL burnt Brick. Apply to
G j. WHIrTEMORE.
February IL, is42.-3t at Odeas Hotel
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-03

March 3. 1912 st
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-03

March 3, 1s,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-03

Joseph L Smith, John McPherson, admir- Of Jas.
II ok. decd, James d. Hook, Sarah OF Sally
Hook and Emily Hook, drs.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-07-01
Der lntersei4uete bat fp ebeu erbaIten:
il tlenerfllt1henc Narhe.

ODER Snlettun9, rte man eine Sarbe gum aInrte fir
oduicr unb S1oen in allen @Nuleuren bereitet, pele
DEM SrlS, benz @teu uuo ben Susbboen einen 70 9ldHs
;enoen uno fo oaernoen 9lnitrh siebt, OaB ale ans
oere ar6en pSQ9 nebent tbr ,urldteben Ien, bic oa.
bel 1T Stpet Stn1oen trcdnet uno fetnen @erud nadI'
tdet audi felblt ucn Der Sefe nht ougegien rrirb.
loerauge9eben .. 81 a le + 6. lS, 81 N d 8erf
iIegclt so Gents. 4i
Jlad pielem 8orlhen it es Oem gerfaacr enolid acs
lun9en cine 6arbe ber3uffelen, bic unuersetdd it,.
Jn 1T nts mebr nbtbt9, lanse bas 9rpdnen abSutpar.
ten 8innen ~ e Stunoen lit bic Sarbe 70 bart, bae
fene Setfe fe mebr anqreift uIo pa e nidt abseres
ben cOer ab9ewacn erben fanr, irrie Ie audi feinen
@erud nahIdBt. 0tadoem Bduce, Stubenoeden, Sen.
fer, S,dnfer SuBbSoeu unb Bn9en an9citrien ltnb,
fam man bas lle6ertreiten 9leth tpieoer anfan9en,
neil Der ere Sutrb 1ofort troden it, gparbeerbe- 70,
pie Oeen uno cer9l, bic nit bieer Sarbe an9etriden
nb, perdneern bic Sarbe nit, elb tpenn Ie 9lGtenb
tperoen, babel 1T Der glan3 orer Cad @ itets 9leibcis
benc. s. s.. 9 a d Q fe n III Vitts6urQ.
QGotses 0ert&eu 1T stenfaas ,u tatsn int ubtc6r
peter &auf fmann uno 60.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-07-01
Wi6ti9 fdr 8auern unb 0Qnb.
tperfer.
B1uger's fncltHen endless DIuur.
gt1e ueue uno tpertboclle 8erbe1ernra tit ber gutp

Cine ueue u11S pertboce 8erbe1erunq tit ocr 9tutpeu,
orn9 Der pferoefraft.
ar ltnrSei@nete tena@rebtist brmit bic Sauern unb
~ Oaupwcrttr @tart unD BEN auartu,cnpen Gam.
tics raScr b roS Stet prfbat bat, b beri6m rrbeJt,
ru3 in rr Anwenrun9 Der ptrretraf ~ rertsen uno ~
ptrtaufn eren Stmmun9 9cit erfparen 1T unp ben a,
men l3In0er'S tnrltuen endless Floor filDrt
9a Der Undergraduate mrDrere Sabre nit Der 9erfrtfauna
prn Q1t6ln tcDattlaf mar TIM bic uoYt bette Nnp~
pun9 Der rnctra tu tefrmrn 9latt faDs III fem a.
nc rt9c Nn ron eerjcnSc 9ebcn at pelbc ct bic be-
icnDrre Nufmert amtc prr Nacrn unb onctperfer rtr
unr Ct tcDarte, rbn urt elmer erfelaren Qpebtr
rsun9 paB feline prcctra bic rcnelten trnrc fparo
tDr S trmt Snrn CT ipm elmer QBertresuna btraus
fcrrrt 9itt bic Qnen erfabrentr Datbinten tp6t e
rbne Aane SO 4rc5nt tctr rrtrten ais irsnb ent Yra
pieltr Nrt ,pr(bc rcete rcrbcr untcrfutbt better.
SIR Saern 1T e wertbrl we fe 10 eebat it, bas t ~ If.
tnb cnem ctrnrmftsn Ssrede wcu Oaf6nen setrSud
anscwtnttt rcrcn tann ais gum Sreten aer 9oru vpn
Srttn e fnflis bs u finf nr ebcn,a 8ufbel in
einem Gag pribt, gum Strrbf1ne1osr Rarcfen ten r.
fur anrmerter Ut lie cbne 3eifl Die bc erbeeruns be tis
est r rfunben Darc Se miro tetcnctrs lei $at Gru,
nnp 3rte @aSra anSemenret 9it cinem Vferce ebt Ne
cbt Gin Gafttr 6pl einnal buro In Is n,n Sakbinpsr
no 9Ba9ner nc teonbtrs aeforrert cieer roetra bre
Nufnt 3u 10 ccn nrtm c n cinc ,.peifrdnuiarn
2Gasen Sten 9eno Or setrot iperbrn fam
1ac 9niS wede fdb fur 9crtefrunsen tn, acbanism,,s
w fir GrparrunS Der Nrbeit unb natr auf hes Q5coes
ntcreiic np b6f etn8ela te i'm amluru nb feltif m
prin. Gr lit rerbert in tur5er 3cit cine unb trbe.
raft 3u iefcrn, uno Sar in ene @cp In afltcn tart
Gauntp cpcbI alsau@ in OansfelO ilanb Gaunto Ohio
In btbn orten ttnnen SaufutSe Grtunbisuns eineber
Sofepb 9. StmtnDns,
sra inif.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-07-01
UerbetratDct:

Uerbetratbet:
9lm 30. ;. W. turh ben @brw. y. Soerbrud, oerr
cctannee IS rsu Shriltine 9 d. d fe r, beibe y.
Canton.
Der Be Ser batt' es gut i'm CHM;
ST wdhlte eine g db dferin
CUR @atttn, oaB Ne Simmer ;iebe,
Damtt Der Naus1ano bOher bliibe.=
Die lScl(e tpiro bann bHbfd, 9epcnnen
3um gGeber brin9t man, pbne jcarm
Das @arn, uuo eb' Elm cabr oerrunnen,
Gin t&inolein hat man auf benz 9Irnt,
llno in Der @ie9e, rein uub nett, ..
9ie9t banu eiu 1dOusetpebtes 8ett J.
an oemleben Gage bnrh oeniclben, Soerr 6 @Unrab
W ii Der 3u 81 II II a { a ng, beoe BON @antcn Gfp
oo09o9999oSooo S90o0ooooo00ooSa
SOutttnngcm &C II nber wdbrenb Der lesteuqSod,e Elm
C<sclanfenes &5utteritticnsselo. =
9tic. SurD. Mmerpa, Cbes. a. Suui)auffed. 81, so
Sohn Seller, Wilin, Hihlano, bis Nr. n. Sbr9. a.
5cbn Saufer S5naburs, bis SCR. 81. Sbrs. IA.
Seprg StabL Wansfelr, auf Ged' So. 90
sac. @utbrOb, b. % 81. so.
Sac. 8lrler, Da(ton, Do. 81. SO.
Eetcr Sdoacn6erger, Scarborough, b5 IS. Sbr9. IA.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-07-01
Scr Q5aterlanDez SreunD unD 95eI1t Der 3elt.

&e llf cue mertIDurct9e 2DdGaole Gap CeC 8 q
SIS a { b ing II leinen 3 N NthemSu9 in Der
I { bte n Stltnoe, am es te IT Gage Der Bcdbp, I'M
I { STE II Wcnate bes cSabres, Nno i'm 3 n Sab
re bts SabrhunoertS ausbaudte. @r ltarb ndmli bes
Somifa95 Tadts, INN 10 lbr, am 81. December i'm
Sabre 1899
Sbo Stcots flnb urter eiuer Demotratifheu Gjefebe
9ebung sH SO Gents per DoGar seitte9en. SoQte @cr
min nno fene partet eeen, uno sur @rrtdtuu9 elmer
Staatsbant 8 oper 10 Otil' Stcd mebr III Ten Warft
brtn9en, mas Wilroe o1nn Der pres Der StO6S fetn
Sebt belduft fb bic Stlats1duo auf Is iQ. @crtpin
nno feline Dartei wuroe Ie ourd) cine Staatsbauf auf
20 0flltcnen brtn9en Mtat9t cas GOt oen Sbic Elm
Sn cen @cunties panola uno Oe Spto, CMtIlIGppD
bat fId, el1 neuer Nenb Der 8aunnpoQen YAan;un9en
ein9efuuben. llnSdbli9e Sdaaren ben Gdneden obne
9enduic cl.rseben bic Seoer IT, fre0en ett Die Bldts
Ter uno baum audi bic &nOspen Der pfanSsn. Ger ats
seribtete gdaoeu 1T bereits 1ebr bebeutenb.
9Ius 9ltbens, in St Slair County, wirh bon etnem
redlden Sturm Mno lln9eipitter 9eihrteben, Weldes
ca1eblt in Der Tat bonn g Gieie6 tattfane. Der See
gen ftel lit Str6men, bis ld pom SUbWeten ber Elm
Sturm erbcb Der uber bic rairr fe9te bic 8cbnbdus
Yer BON 81. 9ipelD unb Noam SoQ ueoer,parf uno bann
n ntrbliher 9iidtune I'D, Babn burd, Den QBalo bs
gum 8astasfia Tlue bruh, irbem er cine o0Qi9 Dbe
Steue. MIR cue Biertelmeile brett bner I SurldlieB
Cine lBinbmible auf cerrn SiGs Seloe nurbe 70
reu mc9GebEaien, oaB man etnSelne Grilmner oapcn
Gber etue balbe INei(r entfernt SeflInben bar
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-07-01
9Er1rDfn

uber bic ginuabmen nno 9luseaten bes SdatmeiiterG
uOn Start @auntD fir oas am eriteu SUM- sefb[ef
Iene Sabr 1842.
gtnnab bmen.
QDm. DUNBAR, 9dasmsitttr,
a SiebnunS nit Start GatIntp. 94ulbnerr
Sur SetroS tn her &afc am 4tcn Sun ls4l $500 81
BEN 8rfraa tmrfauacu fir QDirtbshaus. C rau6.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-07-01
Gnalifde WripatsS duke.

Ser ltnter1ensts nabt bisrm BEN Osut4tn 8lrseEH
Canton np Der um9escub, Osren l6unb CO No. tbren A9
ltntcrrit in cn9IiGber 9prae trbdlrn 3u I1fItn,
tetannt rob pas 1wctte 9crtrl einer Vrrat9ule E s
rr Den 6ten ut ibrtn Infans n't. Sud- Der bsfW Il.
baltcnen tntcreun8 btsffcn bar a cin lst DaWs
er fner S4ule brfrn. Sene SrtnSunsen fnr fOssuees
Qrauatit, Geographic uno Aritbmctit So pet 9teftt
Ybift, GDrmie unb NItrcncmc DO.
algeria, latsiuifbe uup srtssif4s Grra4e Do.
8roUts, Qebrer.
Canton ben l. Su[t, 1912. 6l.3m.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-07-01

oun9 Der pferoefraft.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-11
POST OFFICE REGULATION.

We are requested TO give publicity 10 Tue 'O''
lowing regulation OF the Posi- once Dep''',
ment. II was ordered by MIR. "ickiiie seVefai
weeks since, in consequence OF The discharge
of mail boy, proved upon The trial TO nave
robbed the mail, because of his tender wears
and his presumed want of sufficient knowledge
of the difference between right and wrong IN
the matter To establish moral and legal ac-
couniability to protect the mail against The de-
precautions Of those who are thus suffered TO
escape the punishment denounced by law, The
employment, in the service of the Department OF
lads OF such immature years is forbidden, 1t VIII
be seen, by the Postmaster General.
sOrdered, That person under the age OF IL years
be employed as a mail carrier on any post route or
q clerk in any Post Office in the United States. The
better to enforce this regulation it is required, that
the ages Of the carriers and clerks be entered upon the
oahs Of offices which they respectively take before
they are transmitted by the Contractor or Post Mas
ter to the Department for file. And the Special
Agents of the Department will promptly report all
instances of noncompliance with this regulation"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-11
Fiom he NJ T. Commercial .3drertiser.
THAT CASTING VOTE.

The claimants for the honor Of giving the one vote
in the House of Representative which secured the
passage of the tariff BILL becoming quite too
numerous. Mr.. Marshall, of Kentucky, has con-
tended for the honor, we believe, in long publlca-
ton. Mr.. M'kennan, Of Pennsylvania, thinks the
honor is his There are many members oil Congress
who aver that the honor belongs to Mr.. Thompson
of Indiana 1t has been by many awarded to Mr.
Sanly, of North Carolina, and he does not discla IN
it, Mr. Andrews, of Kentucky, thinks il belongs to
him, and it is claimed for him in the Tribune. The
tariff portion of the Pennsy lyania democracy main
tain that Mr.. Senator Buchanan is entitled to the
glory by Of the influence which he brought to
bear upon somebody to vote for the bill That por-
ton of the New York democracy which does not pro-
ess be opposed to the protection of our own IN.
dusry, awards the honor Of the final passage of the
bill to Mr.. Silas Wright who, after making a
sturdy speech against, gave the turning vote IN
its favor in the Senate. While the democracy of
Massachusetts arrogae the honor to Mr. Parmenter,
nasmuch he, being the only democratic member
of the House from that State, voted for the bill and
secured its passage Amidst all these claims, who IS
the that actually gave the casting vote To our
poor comp ehension every man who voted for the bill
has a right to claim the honor.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-11
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

The editor of the New Bedford Register in MOTTO
ing the report that John Quincy Adams had volun-
teered his services to defend Messrs. Anthony and
Pearce, says.
''On Wednesday we conyersed with the gentleman
who called upon Mr.. Adams in relation to the sub
ject and by him we are informed that it is true Mr..
Adams declared it, his opinion that the Peoples
Constitution was framed and adopted in accordance
with the first principles of our institutions; that IT IS
the established Constitution OF Rhode island and the
supreme law of he State that Thomas w. Dorr IS
the rightful and legitimate Governor of Rhode
Island and that there escaping from these con-
clusons.n