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AUCTION & CON GlIS SIGN
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NU' TIS THAMES sTFEETs -.
TWARIEs ~. TIs LEV. woeid in'oir lie
" friends and tie public that he la iak,n The
sore, No llS Themes street. iomerl, occnpFd ny
VIZ stephen Cahonns, and In, nds using 1t or an
Auction mud Comriission Room ons. ltwif tA fir
ted Expressly Tor the sue of Ill kind, OF Goods I
Ancten; particularly Dry Goods Tooks Fincy
G'1ds. Furniture. Stoves 4 Crates Ctockery and
Glass ware. and any other goods which may be SO d
AZ Auction or on Commission Persons having any
articles ~ sell At requested to ell AZ tie
store 10Y Thames Street. where ai fwours viii be-
lhlnkf ,lly received aud punct1aly attended to-
Public Sales every SATURDAY morning at 10 clock,
sul evening AT q clock.
Nov 10Th
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THANH SEWING, CHRIsTMAs, ANDi
NEw-YEARs PREsENTS.

YUNHE Subscriber has FOR sale a bi. store Noo03
III ri ames street great variety Of Books suite
lie for Christmas aud New. Years presents, among
yhich -
sssons for SUNDAYS ard Foy DAYS. neat edition
oupd in fancy with si edges and ha tls.
Mo. Common PRAYER Books very handsome
I'D neat. Pocket B bes various sizess
Religious Sou,enir i,r ie:f & Is:7.
iade- Album The freniriD.-T be Rccpsake.-
b. Token. You're Mans Surdty Peck Pei.onr
eter W ritter A. pies Of Gold I'onrs or Heaven.
odd on Death Hannah Mores Private Devoiions.
ally Food Harp { Zon. Are fou n Christian. or
I'D 10 seIfesaminaor Dcdr',ies Rise ard Irosiess
talcoms d be Dic'orriy Nor's,ne a. . his e.
ion. Walk about Dion. Coiner stcnc fi'Ft ~
tome. Pasors Testimony. ClaTks Ga'lsIt fr 6.
ents. One 7 ng Nted,ul Wef Of ! scare ile
tay Mark and Young Rover Pile Ifnsrn'ors.
rst Christian Marnrs. fetblh etio,s OF Tou.s-
sper with great varef, o' Toy Books rom l
nj tn 25 cents each; persons wishing 10 rurtlass
~ requested to call ard eSrp,ine for iit tnse',cs.
Noyg nAkIIs n. I'll El.
Spl Ks.
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PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, Dec. Isl
Sch'rs Olvnthus, Godfrey, FIN Tenton fir Phia.
Emperor, Godfrey, I'm do. for do.
Syren, Gardner, fin New London.
Sloop Mary, Davis, fm N-York
SATURDAY. 2rd
Schrs VeSper, Eldred I'm Boston for N-York.
Tiger, B'rk,r. I'm F. Stpori for DO.
Sloop Moses Eddy, ChildS, I'm Prov. for N-York
SUNDAY, an.
Brig Emerald Mr'K'n,ic I'm LIB 'ck r. NY.
Sch'rs NJ rv, r b'nS0n, In Thon lS,on fr do.
Bri,ton, u rdng I'm p ,Ston for do.
Reaper, Phllips, FIN Nlrfok.
Shops yc'lrv, H'l'h, I'm N.Ypr,t f,r Prov.
Van Buren,, q riner, fn do for do.
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JOIN siu.- SWILL

vEsPEcTFULLY inform. lis friends AM
4 the public that h has tasen the store laiel
oceupled 6y Joshua Wilbour. where he intends ca'
rying oS the TAfLORisG BUSINESS IN
IL branches.
HE HAS JUST OPENED,
A Superb lot Of Lon skins. Pilot cloths. Flushing
I3foadcioth-, Cass neres. Sattipets. Nestings. Ho
siery. Gloves Suspender-. Comi'orie's. ildAfs. an
er.vais Of ever. variety. Roiser- Imperial stock.
various patterns. plain. feu'ed cri'e cord. snd Il
bra PLAID Buck k-kin.-aD every article usu liy k'l
~ such an est,blI-hment-~hich bo will sell AZ 10
4. can b. purchased elsewhere The stricte-t aie'
,ou will t,e paid 10 Cutting and no pains spared .
.uit those who may feel disposed TO ia'or HIM vii
their pitronage.
F, rooI assortment Of Y EADY MAJ L CIO1I
tSG insy be had at all tunes o. the above esabl'-
men.
SB. wANTED-thres or four sirs - srPrei
ices to the Tailoring business.
Newport. Nov. =. lc3S.
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GLE AIRED.
MARINE MEMORANDl

Sch'r w rrio~, B'rdicS. II v1nu1.
Do Frnklin Green, w lite, do.
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amended, be indefinitely postponed. Not agreed
10, only voting in the affirmative, viz: Messrs
Till, Moore OF :, and Reid. The Sepate then ad.
iourned
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son, Hawkins, Henry, Hester, IIoke Hooker How.
ertoa hutchlson, lis bart, lrion, Jetfreys Jervs,
Jones, Jordan, Judklns, kenan, /. W. Lane, Lee,
Macon. Aloyc, J. A. ID. Mcneil, a. Nealc- \. Per
hlns, Pickett, Pippin, Powell, Rlddick, kocbuck,
SANDERS, Sloan, J. l.. Smith, Giles Smith, Spcller,
slalngs, stockard, Swanncr, Taylor, luton, John
X. Walker, Watson, West, Whitley, Williamson,
Wltchcr, Wooten-57.
NllS.-Messrs. Baker, Bedford, Eli ah $. Bel,
Benton, Borland, Brummcll, Buie, Burgess, Byrd,
Carson, Chambers, Clark, Clement, Clingman, Cot
Inns, Gotten, Davenport, Eaton, Erwin Foreman,
tlemming. Gary, Gee, Gorrcll, Graham Guthrie,
Hall, hammond, Harris, n. Harrison, Harper,
ilassell, Hope, J. Horton, W. Horton, Hoskins,
Howard, Hunt, Jacocks, Kelly, King, w. b. Lane,
Lilly, Lindsay, Loudermik, Lyon, Manly, Mat.
thews, Moore, Muse, M'Cetsc, M'Pberson, M'Rac,
J. II. Perkins, Rayner, Rogers Rush, Slller. Small
wood, George Smith, Swndoll, Thomas, Ihomp.
son, Waddell, Jos. II. Walker, Walton, Wails-67.
80 the House refused, by vote Of 81 to 81 10
strike out.
The question now recurring on the adoption of
the original Resolutions, Mr.. lloke commenced a
speech IN opposition 10 the second Resolution, but
declaring his intention of voting ior the first AZ
ter proceeding for some time, be became exhaust.
ed, and on motion Of Mr.. King, the House ad ourn-
cd until TO morrow, VIXEN Mr.. II. again has the
floor
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mon Schools and Works of Internal Improvement,
and for no other purpose whatever
4. Resoired, Thatthe distribution proposed in the
Eiil commonly called Clay's Land Bill, by which
was provided that l2i per cent more was 10 be
gwen 10 the new States than the old, was unequal
and unjust, aud highly detrimental TO the interests
and just Glllnls Of The old States Of the Union,
which are entitled TO have such proceeds applied
according 10 Their respective and usual proportion
m the general charge and expenditure.
Mr.. Graham rose 10 question Of order. He
wished 10 know If II was competent for the gentle.
man from Fayetteville now to offer an amendmen,
which, in substance, bad already been rejected.
The Speaker decided that the amendment was
in order.
A division Of the question being called for by
Mr. Hall, II was first put on striking out the orig
nal Resolutions with view to inserting the amend
meLt, and was decided in the negative 81 to no.
So The amendment fell.
The question now recurring on the adoption OF
the original Resolutions Mr. Hoke demanded a
division OF the question, and that the vote BE first
taken on the first Resolution.
Mr.. Williamson said, that, in his opinion, the
First Resolution contained &odistinct proposItIons
he therefore demanded division of the question
on the first Resolution.
The votes, &c. on these resolutions appeared
under the Editorial head OF our paper Of the 18th
December, to which The reader is referred,
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PUBLIC MEEilNG IN oHERAw.

AT a meeting of the citizens convened 10 pur.
Suanc1 NJ public notice at the Council Chamber,
to coasdcr the subject OF petiuonln- the l. gisla-
tlro tor an appropriation of money TO remove the
distractions 10 the navigation OF the Pee Dee Rls-
O., Joaa {. Colt VAS called 10 the Char, and VI.
Mclean was appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting having been stated BY
the chan, Gu motion, twas
Rcsoired That committee be appointed b
draupht a memorial TO the Legislature, asking all
appropriation o. ~ 900 tor th,ou,oct above uamed
Rss0'red, also, HAT 4 Committee ~ torfcspon.
deucc be appointed 10 communicate with the eli.
nns OF The uolghonnng districts OF Marlborough,
Darlington, and Marion, and invite their co.opcrl-
ton on THIS surlcc.
Under The first resolution Major Alexander
Grahgm, and James Wright, were appointed the
committee. on motion tie Chairman was added
70 tue committee.
Under 'ha % resolution the following gentlemen
we're appointed the committee, Capi John Na,ioy,
Jas. " RaAeuey, ESQ., and D. /. ptgucs, Ls7.
!. G.. COLT, Ck@lmaa.
NJ Mrl.rtx Sgrv,faYt.
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Tuesday, December s.
SENATE

On motion of Mr.. Wellborn, the Judiciary Com.
mittcc were instructed TO inquire into the e1pe-
dency ofamendng the law for the punishment OF
Migrants, so that it may be put in full force.
On motion of Mr. Little, message was sent TO
the House of Commons, proposing to raise Joint
Select Committee, TO report what laws are neces.
sary to be enacted at the present session. in consc-
quence of the ratification of the amendments to
our Constitution. The House having agreed 10
the proposition, Messrs. Bryan Wyche, and Little,
were appointed to form said committee on the part
OF the Senate. 1t consists on the part OF the
House, of Nossrs. Hoke, Graham, and Williamson
The Senate then entered on the orders of the
day, and proceeded TO consider the Resolutions
submitted by Mr.. Waugh, respecting the Pub
lie Domaln-the question still pending on Mr.
Waugh's amendment, which was agreed to; and
Mr., Reid, then moved that tho Resolutions, as
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That each member of this meeting, and every
member Of the General Assembly who may con.
cur therein, sign the recommendation that may
be made by this meeting TO the people of Virginia
Mr.. Gimcr, OF Albemare, then offered the iol.
lowing resolution
Resolved, That il be recommended to the Peo.
pie OF Virginia TO give their support to HUGH L.
WHITE, OF Tennessee, as candidate Tor the
Presidency Of the United States, at the approach.
ing election.
The meeting was then addressed by Messrs.
Gimcr, Stanard Brown, and Ball, in support Of
the resolution, the question beng put, ii was car.
ricd without dissenting voice, and adopted unan-
tmOusiy by the meeting.
On motion Of Mr.. Brown of Petersburg, ii was
Resolved, That when this meeting adlourns, il
will adjourn, 10 meet again, in this Hall, at halt
past o'clock, on the evening OF The 10th of Febru-
airy next, for the purpose of nominating electors
of President and Vice President of the L. States
favorable To the election of HUGH L. WHITE,
for the Presidency, and Of such person for the
Vice Presidency, as may then be agreed upon
and Of also appointing Central Committee. and
Corresponding Committees in each Of the Coun.
ties, Cities and Boroughs Of this Commonwealth.
On inoliou Of Nh. Brown, of T., II was tlso
Resolved, mat u" counties, cities, and bo.
roGghs, not represented IA this meeting, be. and
they are hereby requested 10 appoint Delegates
TO attend at the adjourned mectin. on the 10Th Of
February next, and 10 unite in the proceedings Of
that occasion.
On motion Of Mr.. Witchcr, il was
Resolved, That the Chairman and Secretaries
of this meeting, be requested TO sign the proceed
lags, and cause them 70 be published in the news
papers Of TINS City.
On motion o. Mr., Dorman, the meeting then
adjourned
DAVID McC0NAS, Chairman.
R VI T iicNTrR, Se,r,,orp,
+. c. l.. BUrHRiNG,
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MELTING OF WIG MEMBERS AT TIL
CAPITOL


~ rlsnrcc OF public notice gwen by " -.
iau,or," OF the present General Assembly,
'. ..aH9ofs Of that BODY opposed 10 the election
" Martin Van Baren and Richard NJ. johnson,
va Presidency and Wee Presidency OF the
+',' States, convened 10 the Hall Of the House
@egatn on Friday evening, December llth,
-n7i past 4 o'clock
'he MEETING having been called to order, on
."qa ut Nj Nicber, David Met omas, E,q, OF
>'na'c, vas appointed Chairman, aud on mo-
''H oil w. Saith, Of ka., Nj, Hunter of Essex,
appointed ouc OF TIE Secretaries aud On mo.
OF Nt, Meade, Mr.. Buohtlng, OF ClboIi, was
..Cl rs the other.
W. motion ut Mr. Darman. i was
'.'"ed, That the rules Of the House OF Dele
''.' - TAT as they are applicable To the proceed
,''i ms mc,t.ug, be adopted.
o'h motion OF Mr. Smith OF Frederick, 1t was
"salyed, That the gentlemen eonies,mg seats
a" .'e House OF Delegates, for counties not repre-
''e4 ~ TINS meeting, be invited 10 take part III
Wy. celebrations Of tie Assembly.
va motion ct Nj Dorman, leave was granted
~ e'y member absent upon tins occasion, 10 give
a''" vote by proxy; aud on motion Of Mr. Parker
w, ioA Of the members Of the General Assembly
''g'hla vas called, when Il appeared that There
''r present, Zen members Of the Senate, and fOr-
,.''I members OF the House Of Delegates, and
''o'eS were received from five members.
u W. Bolts, contcs,ug the seat as delegate OF
"Vntlco, was also present.
'n motion Of Mr.. Muiiaugh, it was Resolred,
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Saturday, December 5.
SENATE.

SENATE.
/ Bills presenied-By Mr.. Polk, bill 10 repeal
in part an act Of 1888, to recharter the Dluk OF
/ Cape Fear. BY Mr.. FOX, a bill TO incorporate the
! Cincinnati and Charleston Rail Road Company.
these bills past Their first reading
/ The Senate then entered on the orders Of the
day and proceeded to consider the bill to supprt S
moie efectuliiy tie vice Of gaming in th, State
the question stall pending on the Sc Coud reading Of
the NIL Mr.. Wilson moved TO amend the bal BY
striking out the 4ih anu 9Th sections, which make
all MONEYS exhibited, OF actually stakcd and all
sp cies nI other property, liable 10 b. seized by
justice Of the peace pr under his warrant, 10 the
use OF the wardens Of the poor; and inserting a
Substitute, making 1t the duty OF any Justice OF
he peace, wien be shall have information thai
any person has IN his OF her possession any gam
lug table &c. to issue his warrant To arrest such
person, aud bind hIm over 10 court, or commit him
10 prison. who upon Indictment and Conviction.
shall be fined ana imp,lsoHcd and further, max
lHg persons keeping backgammon boxes and bll.
aurd tables, subject 10 the same pains and penal.
ties, i, u,her games enumerated IN the bl!. VIM
ping excepted.
Atler a discussion on Mr.. Williams motion OF
Soae length, IN which NlcSsrs. " Ison, BRYAN, I'd.
Wards, MeQurcn, Moore, OF Rutherford, leblanc,
~ N'.P,l W '''''''' u"h pdl M "yOhe mo-
~ W w., 'l'.'' 40 ~
- v '''o "as NO. ps'eeu
~ ~, -, 'r" 49, ~ ou'
80. ''', -" - - ''''o" - ~, Wy
f''s''j'' a NY IoI Nh ". ''e -
nv 81 ~ o'i wa t". ~''eDI,u' On NOTION
vote al a. To ~, as follows.
Ayes.--'csst Alexander, Allison, Baker, Bal.
lew, Eeasie,, BRYAN. Cov pcr. OF GATES. poug. Ed.
nau,taa Lagalds, Eyuul. ioy Gavin. Harrison.
Harry din. uoyan. Uau,e,r. Kendall Kerr Lin.
lie. Long. Martin, Moore. of Rutherford, Moore.
Of >toses, Move of Greene, Move of Pitt, Patler.
son, Puk, >e.by. Sharpe, Slalry. Stevens, Iann,
Waugh, v cl.born, " nl.4aer. v Inams OF Beau
ort, " lgiams of Frauhhn. Williams OF Person.
AotN-1icssrs. Britain Bullock, Cowper OF Mar
lia, Gamblll, Husscy. Ioyrer. LINDSAY. Moor.
mick, MIueeu, Nurslglcr, Mpbaup, llorchead,
Rabun, Red, >.amoas. Iilctl, Wnl,hurs VII.
son, Nyeur, loua-.
,,,,..,, .,,, l,z,,,,,,,..
hot>L VI 'OMhoNS'
Inc mouse l"t'.tu upon Inc o'u'FS 0: inc cay
os''"S '"c L1Nd NVso'u'io"' Suo"'t'e' oy M
N'l"e "'""-l'o question pending S'lns on '"'lr
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domination Of Judge White
STIRRING NEws-rHE FLAG uNFURLED
From the Richmond Wig.

STIRRING NEW S--fHE fLAb lAf UhbLD.
VICTORY THE WATGHWORD!t!
\ Tho question Is decided, and the opponents OF
co,.rnmcnt Diclalion 10 the Legislature of Vlr.
,,,a-, step in which they will be promptly,
-,,nly. and We have little tear. unanimously sus.
.B.d b, Their political friends low, aud IN the f.
~, Struggle by the vote Of Nlrglnia-have taken
t..r stand for HIGH LAW son WHITE, OF
a,,.ee. as Il person 10 fiIl the Office of Pre-.
...-to the United States. Their reasons TOR this
49,, r,uent III, N due time, be gwen 10 the world,
st ibey are such as the People Of Virginia and
south al le4s;, must concede TO be powerful,
4 ~ uuanswerable while their old principles
~ r,trf,nccd their interests dear TO them, and
g.ubiran I..cs}ty add the privilege Of choosing
own racts, rights which they viii never sur.
al bnt with their lives. Power will struggle
y artg is tayurie upon the People patronage
IT, Aos the associated bands Of ohcc.huntors
ohrc.hoidcrs, the drilled Lag ionatles Of pow
u. rs have proiAgcd the name ot Democrat by
-.,,gunr !, to beguie the People, aud 10 favor
teir Cutt yprzcs upon the "spaiis very ,tUr
wi Be mldc to rln u candidate down the iHroat
Of Tie People, opposed, and erer opposed, to Nir.
s.s in al things, and who, but Tor The love oi
t,,l llrssou, won Is the gTOssest and most % b.
sr. f4Gry, would never have PRESUMED 20 aso
b.fc.uI n. 10 coufde 10 hs hands, the efrfi trl..'
o to- Prcsidlncy--but all viii fail a. surely
t., .rcai mas OF the People are honest, attached
t.eu principles. and not 10 be reached by the
. lAhin4lnr influence Of Federal patronage.
~ be a. a d As Oh igfd 10 b. Van Bnrenlsn'
t-f Il, an1 feels that II i, nov, for he iosi t,ts,
gfly and abusing the power hchcd rum The feo
pe ~ n coa-eaimrHt o. ~ designs, aud denial
De- F,tr Of rs master. SAFE tso or three, or
.i.n, bat mtmacr o. Assembly was elected to
tl hsrnn Nan Buren, IA ascending 10 Ia Pfesi
cy lloS m1uy denied It, who are now work
IS nigh, ana DIV, t. accomplish ~ llow ma.
avmcn'ly asssseratad thor preference fof
e " h1'e, Who are now ~ nightly asstmh.ies.
.t.t d'y 'ahofng 'or Maraa Van burea Nhal
a,-rngfta, since Aptis 10 carry Tor tie Sestfh-
n ndhiate lhn-e Who "efe lhsh as al pre-
l-,'srd 'pr Judge WHITE and vito ",fe
e,a u1"u mat understanding w teeot !" lat
% siow That inf ff'stni Assembly o'fs H'''
TAuf' represent iae teapir-l !" Prove 'ha'
'trHa pa, never f'eo-h'H q lhe 'Hihe o. vac
sun hc,ui i"u's'--lo give soh' ASSURANCE
.. - afFI
-,' Nh'' 's 'he hsPHhleah 'hH"'oAl- o'
-.n'. -. 'ITaSa t' icdrtat Rsatlat''7 ""' en-
W'ni--oo9t"sed !" tae Augmentation az"
use OF ta,ia' ia IONA Se--''f Ts'' 20 ".'
.lile "h"" rover has h1e'nPl''' 2H' > 1t
ing TO ''fe'' - continuation q IT, MY
.'-hA "'''t'' a'" lit P''bi.''' t''F''! 'n .,'
I.FutuBFrf4 millions az Patronage. ] Et
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II. ii. MADRA, Editor.
IT,. IIoLToN, Proprietor and Publisher.
YER

TWO DOLLARS, il paid in advance.
Two Dollars aud Fifty Cents, ii not paid within
ilirc months.
Three Dollars, if not paid until the end of the
Advertisements inserted at the usual rutes
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ir,nt-Naior r. W. Cochran is appointed an
,,c, tor tie Journal, and is authorized to receive
r,5pty aud give receipts IN my name i. J. H.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-02

Caution.-Thc Fl iends of MARTIN VAN buren,.
are cautioned to beware of spurious electoral
tickets, which may be offered by some of his pre-
tended supporters. Messrs. M'Kinstry, Hoeg,
and Leroy. are the men who will give the clec-
toral vote of Michigan to Van Buren, and John.
son. Any other nomination, if successful, will
cast her vote for Harrison and Granger-depcnd
upon 1.-THE sham ado about state rights, is
nothing less than whigism in disguise. The
Pontiac Courier holds up the nomination of
Harrison and Granger, and supports the very
same estate rights" electoral ticket put forth by
the Monroe Times
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-02

The Address Of the committee appointed by
the Ann Arbor convention, which occupies a
large portion Of our paper to-day, commences
with professions Of frankness and candor, and
asks the consideration of call who have sought
as their homes the highly favored region EN-.
braced within the limits prescribed by the con.
stitution of this state" Whether its arguments
be found sound or weak, derogates not in the
least, obligation to lay it before our readers
emanating as it professedly does from select
portion of the peoples delegates, chosen to cx-
press their voice, whether Michigan shall or
shall not become a state of the Union, since the
amputation of hor southern limb. Lest some of
our readers may not yet see clearly through the
matter, we publish to-day also, the distinct act
of congress of juno IL, in which the assent of
Michigan was not asked, and which gives the
Miami ten mile strip to Ohio, without any con-
dress, held up together, exhibit a most singular
serious of contradictions, and--as we honestly
view bipartisan deception. Were the address
any thing near what such a document ought to
be, or what the expositons of the rights of Mi
chigan, heretofore published have been--rather
than give our own opinion, we would leave il to
our readers, without comment, to Judge for them
selves of the strength Of argument displayed in
SO labored production.
When we mentioned tho honorable commit
tees effusion, in our last weeks number, we look
ed upon il as something worthy of the occasion
but since having given it an attentive pcrusal,
we must acknowledge, that in our expectation
of finding it to embrace the concentrated wisdom
Of Michigan, we arc much disappointed, and at
its want of dignity as state paper greatly NOR.
ei6ed and ashamed ASHAMED that ourvocation
makes us instrumental in registering for tho re.
view of our friends abroad, and the reference
and instruction Of posterity, thing so rife with
the personalities and common slang of partisan
warfare, purporting to be under the sanction Of
people among whom we have recently come to
abide.
1t is not lttlo astonishing, that men Of the
high claims to repcctablity supposed to be main.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-02

From Para.--Captain Weldon, of Brig
Roarcr, who sailed from Para on the 18th
of September, reports that the interior OF
the province was still in a very unsettled
state, although the government was using
most active measures to repress the insur-
gents and restore tranquility. Prisoners
were coming in almost daily from various
sections of the interior. A number Of
troops had arrived from Pernambuco on the
18th.
Flour and other provisions were abundant.
Exports scarce and high.--M y. Adr.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-02

The Good Mans Revenue. Lon.
don Courier after noticing the death of the
venerable Bishop White, remarks:
Nothing is said in these accounts of the
Bishops revenue, and no allusion is made
to his palace. He died at his residence in
Walnut-st. Philadelphia"
To this the United States Gazette furnishes
the following reply:
"Bishop White enjoyed revenue be-
yond a monarch's command; his daily in
come was beyond human computation. II
he went forth, age paid him the tribute of af-
fectionate respect, and children "rose up
and called him blessed"