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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28

FnoM Trx,s..-Tha Scht Cora, Captain Dala.
valc, arrived on Saturday last, from Matanafds
Captain ID. snpposcs the number "i troops aoal-
tered al Matam0ra,, Ia amount 10 l,3VO much dis
satisfaction existed ampue them, owing 10 want
Of pay. clothing and provisions. Tn" prosecution
oi the war apaast Tcxas is scarcely, asitaied anl
when ioueled On al all, With cnd Snpne Indllle-
r'ucr, quite Characteristic Of the Mexican pcoplo.
The interior i represented rs being ia very nn-
>,,IIcj >iatr, numerous brols occurring aud nss oil
lilo resulting lfan4 lhrm. y q. Idn.
The New Orleans Bulletin of the 9Th instant
>ty.:--Bv the arrival oi the schr. Cora. Captain
DIava,i.e, from Mitanoras, the 3O,h ultimo, w
learn thsl lhe lon asiIalcd and talked Of invasion
Of TeNls by The Mexlcan troops which have been
concentrating lor several months Mdtanords, Is,
for the pirsrn, al lrdst, abandoned.
The invading army ri 1000 mcn brlng reduced
to about as uan. hundred, By the constant dr>erloa
Of The troops, wlo, Independent OF their want al
clothing, could not procure sufficient provisions Ion
lhor Necessary subsistence. We have all aloag
anticipated tins result.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28

n correspondent Of the New York S,ar, asserts
mat tie rates ut Domestic Exc ,au,r between II,,
a oth"i places are as falloWs: an Charleston ! ner
eeH'; IN savann ii, Mntilr & Angus n, t "a ~,
cent; ON New Orlcan>, i ) per ceut, on Louis.
''ie' D "a d per cent; on 81. Louis 6 per cent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28
LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR

From passengers arrived ia IN, Snu,b c.c.,li.,,
We Learn that express arrived =, Caro-, r.,
on sunday l3.h. with nfarmati,u, tina, Cav c.,
marched from Fort Dranc on the lin Ion III
"ihacooelv, taking with him al lie repnl,f
troops, the Tennessee brigade and the ,in,n, nj
friendly Greeks. Gen. JrsuP was at Tamp. ~
fae 'ih Wit, about 500 regulars and marinc,.-
ne was making every preparation Tor >,stcm.tic
operations. Some mounted volunteer. fr,n ALL
bama had alrrad, joined him and o!hcr,>wrr,. dali
arriving lie expected 10 march ia search of
'".s or'n'i'oles on or about the 20h inst
>, we are grai'ird 10 learn the TROOPS at Tamns
%, were ~ good health, and those ia Fioril, RAJ
P'diy recovering their health. NortoN Beacon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28

elDwESTfC ESFELLfsisNG



Two n,.l,l> aso lie p,e>i teM was taken IN .
cauy;,uhrh n.,s 81 set.ede b, c"nSiicrdb' o'es'
ms tsss the lungs. lie lHJ filtered i"' sape mn
nrsyisasg Wit st.eeie pain ~ 1T, SIDE 'ie
recvr., from both unpleasant s'ptt'i'n'' - sp.'
a,,,... l.. ,p,ssl.ac.t. Nt,.i b,iofeiA~, TIE be-
marriage f, IN tin, l.ies ,rcdrrri, ana was as'''
..ppel b, ll,e process and s'h'f w.
IL :; nav extremity wax. from ~" r'te' .. II
l;,or,Itr AMI the remedies, ,1i Is het'gt M ee
slcssd ,is i'''stians ~ no ,i'"r''fe
IL -, ,g, h.. VI. alT. ctcl - the slme NY :.
md r,e...a.l. ..,l,..is serious viajury, orusen a
Long acpr..ss.gr ef his heal,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28

GERMAN WHARF.-The New York CONNER.
eItl Advertiser oi The 20d, iIsf. saws ~ i.hin
~" laSt three days twenty thlus,ni five hun lrrd
bushels OF Gfrman wheat hav, been soil in this
CIT al from 50 10 Us per bushrl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28
Tn, yep Russian uiais,c,.-lt,s n,

81 The Nep Russian Mntsicr.--lt IS stated IN
.Ac Liv,,,,oa correspondence "f the Prnnsslsa-
MIA Sen,inel thai Baron d. Mlliiz j. Ia be Rn>si-
an Minister Al Washington. ia place of Baron ktn-
,l,srr. IRON de- Naliih W, formerly the Ritssl.
an Secretary Of Legation AT Washington, where
re married an tmffie-n lady, the daugu'r oi
Vim. Lee, Ed Of Boston. n. y. Marc. idr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28

,, letter from Washington 10 the New York
E"uf"r SAYS -" 1t is stated h, an offer If the
y .. Army thai numhrr Of InIiins (ioW mn
~' themselves To the oon,mardine officer on
= ,hd'Hhnosie on the 18th Of last mond, and paw.
M as Creek Indians. No one al the
,,"s "a' '''f seen them among the Creeks, and
a'ohg presumpve evidcnc. that they
we're Semiaelcs. and not t,reeL, rha,a - ,;'i
o"pbi bni tia, hundr,.'s OF ,br.c re,,,Ie IN w.
''pf IN tms way. a. it would 10, he n very didi.
eu', n'a'ier inr large bodies to make heir ~,
10 tie Geek coanlr,.s NC" way up,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28

he true Cause Of Col. Ian >, s,ic;lo !. s.a,o,
~ ne ai'tils Clraiiiclr IN hr his c9aori, =, ~.
~ lps deiYa' h.. i,i,.ad, Creek I,lfaas
oorr o. lsr Wni.i,ro, cirr. prevous Ia rs ~
~. "r Dfs"e. The psrisu'ars II dis tanl,
t.sx - e 'tDd'ously s,rpssss,,d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28

The death al Nj. " diam Brandon in SmIh
county, Tennessee, Is nnllccd IN the Southern pa
prrs, lie MAS % N.ir> Of age, aud VAS the lirst
n,hr chi OF civilized parents, born South of the
Iadhm River.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28

s M,.Ai,,,sas p,.s,f r-.se1.ef his ere lenli,l.
10 the Scer.lsr, Of Sia'c 81 SATURDAY LIS, and
wa. received n Chefgn d'Af,ircs OF lis MileS
q the King of ,he freh-l,hear Ills government
& [Ghtt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28
/,ETEORiC SlioaEhs.
a. i,,raeI iarfriisar, Aot. ID
t,''.',T',,,,,,g vi, tlIe anal,eraaft VI liz me-

'''' t.....,,. 4. 3, snIt#,l Al IIiiIrAt IA stl-
te.s : ~, al Ia. ,...rnr.s Il The time
e''s'''' .,,.,,,,..,. md | Il. lel.nincd to see
ai"a'e' ~. nj -, nlpasurr sub
"he'''' va -, ,.,z,,, ned about one
s,'e''''' ,'.. H.. 5...,,..e,,on nnti a,-
= y - a.
ae' NJ =..,4t;.Lt# i tbp notl-
- 81 .,!,,f,I hal .p,t,t
49, I'LL = f.n shooting
nm. - '''''' 80 ,i,,,, an, ordinary oe-
stats we're s'''' ''' - I,.,=,,.f tlt.,r at. a
ea>1nhs A"'' ''"' nj ;, b,ll 1 e.anl.
desil.9 i2si' 49, g. ,f..,f,.,o vim NV view
IN anon "'''''' :. tn. be,y.aasliol exceed.
Wa eohi'ie" "" - t. ,,el,fk tbrir s,ir-
my shls dyes -, - t6.x confirmed iu
efssinn was "'' 3,'...t,.,ot l,a. ha,r
jtpnish ~ h""'' ~ - l., /, ,i,naiton
~ dont h"t ~" 10" ,I,e Irayrns.
"bsfa '"u'' 'o''''"''' .a,1 a, ,u,u,
mis' h"'"s ''"' NV
hnnd'taa' 4,3 Nv. bo.n ori
Among NV '"'"' ~ - -. ,,. which
final'"' '"c "'u>' ,.,....,,. !. mo t.llow-
oot'lbs ''' "'"S' w. '"'
IA. ,..,...,.,.,,#. ,,,,r,,,, .,r
pnHeg SONG 'o"' .1,1 l,',,, ,i-
INT ~ '''' ""''"' "' III - -. .,
.ih'i' o'> "'," y" -, ,I .,,,l, IN
Heiions, ahf '''' ~ ~ 49, ~, =
an orbit, being "cer"'fle'' III sl'o'''' - .'''' "
GOMEZ. u" P'tl"a u "s P''s''' y, '..,,.',.,I
thai part oil us ufb' "e"''s' "s '"'''' : rh,.
~ be "l"'h u'St P"'"o'', Inn" ,s, ,n,.n mar,
fnn'f assigned U.s. ma. ,''' 49, ,,,h
""'''' ~, '''"'' ~ NV IL ..L,,.. ,h,
s'"' ,'''"' "'"o' '"'', ',,,9,,l.n !, NJ,
''''' W INV SUI '' ~, 4, ,,.,,
''a' o >o"'r P'''N VI WI, ',,p rh.r mr., two
= "'os '"' "''' al .,.,,., a,,,oar,uce of
ias's ",''" sewn ~ '''''
Id'"s'1'.,lN ..,...,.,. n....,,.. Il star, which
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28

- = esr7sis -
,.-z a.. Sssssss
- 8 SooS9
ss'gssBss E.SRGEs'f.f...
r1ondar. gsovcm5or 2s, 1880.
P.gEsskED1.NE4AA Eaa.GFtoS.
We my consider tie yofcs Of tie l0llo"ia.
states aseefIainrd; .--7------..z.
F'or Fan Barta. for Haris0n.
Virginia % Mar, land, 10
Now Yara, ~ Drhwarc, )
Penns, lsania 30 New jersey, 8
Rhode lsllad, Il N,rnuat,
Conoeerieol, s Ohio. q
New II npshire, Z Indiana, Q
Maine. 10 kentuchy, u
North Carolina, Is For U1it.
= irnne>Ne, ID
l33 GrureLt. IL
FOr IIebster
Massachusetts, II
ll3
o. We annex such returns as have been re-
eeivrd since our l4sl:
,,,,C,.,
-
A,areqa,.. from o,,r last oG llo loo1s
Lee. 33D G3
2O,'O 2o,olo
NO othef county remains I" be heard from, eA-
'P' f''''''''e nom "He"'" anu p'dA'ol. do
Bureaus MATURITY according 10 our tables, &, zoe. Ii
in our table. If h., .l,,,I, H., -, I'LL L...
,fl.r nnbl,sh ,be official ,.,,...,
MASSACHUSETTS,
Tin. S,,. WI. .........
,vh,., si, ,Ir., ,,,o T.,, ;,,..,l,..#...
IA, ,,,cs tho ,o,e .,,,,d ,l,,..
Far,he Wig ticket, ao,
For fle an Brr.p ao-Co
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28
PgGsGDGNraAA Es.s.CFsos.
I or iiarfisgR.

We may consider tie VOTES Of tie lyiiowio
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28
40, AM Dawson d, 100.
NORTH CAROLINA.

This STATE has elected Van buren, by the div
graceful and criminal n'gliscnce OF the Wings,
who, as the pills of August show had the strength
they had I'ossessr'paIrotsm and public spirit
nongb 10 hive goarto the polls. Ever, absentee
should be DISTINGUISHED for ten years for he who i,
~ lilsensble to the obligations an dueS OF IA good
citizen, SHOULD be deprived OF the prsi eye, OF Gill
zrn,hp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28

States dset fiaiHrti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05
THE BURNING OF THE TREASURY.

! D,r,Iuycment-3rres. IF supposed inccndiQricS.-
is HOW about three years since the destruction Oy iFc
If line Treasury building with the greater part vi lis
contents Never perhaps, did so serious public caan
IT, in any country, produce little excitement, RAISE so
lille CURIOSITY or provoke little ctnsure ui the 60
vcrnuut The Opposition press, slow IL crnsuFe
where there is just ground for IT, :orb"rc accusalio w.
cause, they saw nothing in The circumstances &" ne caSc
tn rcuuac the Administration Oh nee rct Of due care
ana ,rcca,tiy there sufficient evidence IN the TACT
of Tie CONFEDERATION; but censuIc Tor that W0Gd ha'e
fallen upon subordnatrs, such as walcl'cl, &C. d.
ready sufficiently afflicted by .hr loss vi their employ
ments and tl.e ccusur was either withheld or Sparlh9y
Bestowed
Upon vague suspicion Of dcsi en- being at the Dot
tom of this fire, examination into the matter vas maze,
by the proper authorities. at tie instance OF the Extcu'
tive; and, after full investigation, nothing appeared 10
Justify the belief that the lire not the result OF &C
cdcn!.
:.Timc however, which is often the on!y test at truth
10 the senses Of lnutas has disclosed circumstances
which leave little doubt "t this ire having been the work
OF Il conspiracy of individuals OF whom some were d.
rccty, and oicrs indirectly instrumental IN producing
the conilagration The niatter has, believe been
time in the course OF investigation: but, as spcrr-
CIV important 10 success III the pursuit OF evidence
aud the criminals, should have rrrancd from n"tc-
inn il even nuw, It that the bringing to THIS
city Of the persons Implicated has been n"llccd ID
the Baltimore papers. Such Individual arrested IN
the city of New York; arrived her Saturday. III GUS
toy OF several peace officers, and is IN conne
Another, we have heard, is IN confinement III Canada,
and others elsewhere. The evidence must
BE- in degree crcumStaullal We have reason 10
think however, that the whole nquy viii be brought
10 light and judcIaIy established The desire to destroy
evidence i'll the public records will probably appear TO
have been the motive of this desperate action.
G.iationA Lntsiiigenefr
The Baltimore Transcript says
rs near be ASSERT aird The person arrested
w!Sc lac White. bat the instrument employed
by others To destroy the building, and it is supposed
HAT inc literally compensated for ihc nciarouS
act. The officers Of justice have long sought Tor an
interview with the fellow, and few days since, he
was found in New York. When arrested he was in
posscssiu OF elegant span OF horses, and carriage
in every respect gcntcel. tie is grnemanly in his
appearance, between thirty and forty years OF age
lie is said TO entertain hopes u being able 10 prove an
ab but in this respect his expectations will probably
prove clusive, naslci the proof Of his having been
in Washington at the Time is SAID to be conclusive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

.h,,c.r connected with MIR. 3, an entire !,
. ST. and without the slightest intercourse "' 49,
Rnt if the Judge were IL nai,5 ms ~ -: nI ~
.,:ia,Jar ,,,t no w?rii find 1t ta'i h'"'' anu; '
,o;, ne c.r, hi, vi: H.. u.'rrrni Allegation" that VIZ
aaG;rc of Minister Ia En.ir"dJ "iS 'y' ":''"' W ~
rbu,ocS r,rJ ae y, ,dt 'itt 'fa" q - y ' ::
,s,yjI .r;arc M jJrhy 81 ''"'' ~ "' '''>'''.' =;
.hpcu,.i, false. .iA false rsi''c'''y a. - 'l'
eo:::!; ", S:,rrnS,:; Nominated before l'ie
Az ,i,, secuted tn "np planned -. inal"TitY tac
ssod in ib. Sen,.,--m.frrr M Walker, MIR NIc.',
I and others had laru their sas. as to create tn"
m,,ri,y; and the OPPOSITION had the power when nc wa
Nominated and would have 7.rcrd him. ihcI liao u t
10 do it, after the manifestation o ruhl'c Se'l.''.
had witnessed in the elections Of different '' ,r
Even MIR. Leigh, Mr. Stevrn$'ns inS'"i1'r ,,n The.
and opponent in the first instance, reueI''" ., VIM,
Senate, and did not venture Il Srcu'iI - NJ Steven.
AGAINST him The whole offence OF VIM" ,Th:,. ,I.r
nS, Stand. convicted ia The eyes I" Judge t ,;,n
is simply thls-thc President he'" oh s,ron,t de.
- F,riond and the Peop'c mace suet s l,
.to.,;ons =, ,h. polls against Tue oena'' '""'
ev.n his violent enemies ieafea |" CIV | r.t:,
'.n IA ,;ns ,,ra;us: him and tins, Judge " .i'e
seo" .' nod him from friend to an enemy :! but
..I henvr il No one. Judge White, IN com
;; of the change Of the Senate, converting IL from
~ Sosed to the People and the PRESIDENT, u one rea
J 10 comply with the constituent bodies IN the states
HHor,;nc The PRESIDENT shows the true source Vi his
-if lie has trncd himself, and became bitter ana
n,,J,uant enemy Of the Democracy and The Chie Ma
gsa,c and he gave his vote under tn" cSasperated leeI
Ing Of one who changed and triu.nphcd IN ,ajty ii
the close Of the last session. and who now hdS lat ma"
orty changed TO minority, and nothing 10 save h,'
from the reproaches Of his own heart, bat Tue lnuu'
encc Of vel,euirn, and reYeugeful paSSion-i0.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

or his o,;rs and Weld to necessity, without further
TinI,rI No either Terms will be offered him, than
the entire uarrt Of Tie treaty, at p4nes Landing
Cen CIiuch is cn;lcd TO much CREDIT Tor His pr pt
ness in alordlns relief to Gen Gains IN ms r''eai
,itua,i,n on Tie WiihlAcuOchrc Col GuusCeh we
.aIn will remain with The army until the close IT
camraisn. Cm Li"d>"g, marcha J~m 1"mpa, .6m
eicrsu Gundrcd men, The IHh. llH volunteers - ia
this District were ali in goud health and SPIRITS uen'
Sratcy had been appointed AJJu!nnl' WI hta'' ""
v"uS their departure, made un excursion i"'o w.
cuutry and had skrn,isi witt small body OIL ''e
enemy. r.
Tnr ErcHEEs-We understand Tint the services OF
;l lucers in carrying on the wal, have been accep,so
NV Gen. Scott ANA Gen. Woodward, OF Macon, A!a
aid Mai j. l.. WatsGn have been authorised I" c'nduc
them to Tampa About 1--WE hundred will be employed
They wall form very useiul addition to cur army
skauId Tie iadinns IL Tie ircrgindcS MAJ wat
son arrived here Thursday evening, and pfoceeueu
~ fIUrGinn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05
Va. 'Etsessiay, sl,ril;
SPRI.NE ELECTIONS.

In Gloucester, Mann Page (Rcpuhlican) .ua. a,..
Thomas Smith tWhig)
In EIi-aL.M City AMI Wnrwtck, William T. li..,.
Elizabeth Civ (RrpGhlcln) runs against $a:..p..
Servant Of Elizabeth City. and Carter Crail:! Of y .
wick (both NhGS)
In .l,unia, Thomas !. Eirs w Hsj opposes H..
Wiley (Rrpubiican)
The LAST ilar!insbnrg Republican Offers to take l., .
dozen old Port or pale Sherry on one Of the rart,.,
in Jrfers0n county-and ii also oilers "Lr, ot ;,
ou.hr success Of candidates III H.I1r',g rrg,.
that is, that they will not be d$'ancci ;" lv c.a,.
The contest throughout the State Is warm and .
mated Bat we must sncccrd II Oh. ir!'GIs l.r
true to themselves. Not vote must l." h>l. N,i
or rxertion must be SPACED. We lu.I hot t.....
undrrvaIuc the strength of uur enemy. i .ioyr r
,iaabc. restless and cklcSs OpP"s.'!on nr.,l o..
in any Republic. They waste I"E. m."nc. s.
every thing to carrr liCir point. Na.c ~ Of ir&
ends Of all sorts If parties. from The uit:a Nu!gs
ultra Fcleralist more GIscoldunt ana cs.::.r..
Coalition never was exhibited. Their organ il! L, e.
is desperate, abandoned, aud unp'ncIp!rd i.s,i -.
for effect -nothing .nr truth. Every !h,ug r '.
nothing for principle. AIalin Van Rgrcn m.>: !r
down at any expense. He must b" Ial:t,, =, an /
ZIONIST ard is denounced as 1 Northern man. How
this Onion hold together: if Tie highest oErr y:
country is to lac decided merely SrrII.ul g-or.
If Martin Van Buren,, brcuuSc he IS Northern ,..a
first 10 be denounced and them To be rr,'.:rd 4.
from that quarter; II no man from The Nurn
receive the vote Of the South: and. pm p0$EH. H.
from the South is hereafter to be voted tor rs the y
if those trcinH!, which are tie strongest I> h b.
lmgr;hrr the ln0n ale thus 10 he torn a.UlCrr. ~
future election is to degenerate into srcr"" cyin
if al friendship, and reciprocity IN the SrirciH -
Chief Magistrate are Ia lr sacrificed 90 IL" aul4.a
the disappointed aspr"ns al the South, bow .oa: O.
this holy Union continue: The course g! !hr VA,
catcuiat.d to dissolve the Unionaid We have g..
ton but that john &. Calhoun ana his idtEd'.rap4
the Washington Telegraph and Of the Ricl'mnd ="
would prefer the Union 10 be dissolved, rather TIM.
Martin Van Buren, should be elected hr lirSl'.I. 7
Wing has already threatened "G:GGU tr,ciIcm al -
MA TO rise up against him.
People of Virginia. then: 10 .irmE' I" .trms Z,
Polls! 10 Me PoN<! Defeat th'Sc Slang" I1"mg''s. j,
" round the Union. Guard tie Right OF ln.'iCc,
with srcplrss vigilance. ii is lost. !ns'rE"tl"s
Instructions is Of the great SSurs before " !
Wings active beyond example. Their false IL
bills are flooding The Country. Their Spontrrs ar g
inr the field. Put downs al! division III your own
Run but candidate. Lose mol votr-lct ever, :.
trll-and we must succeed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05
triday april ], 1896.
IN SENATE


MIR. Linn from the Committee on Revolutionary.
Claims reported bill Tor The relief of John Powell:
which was read first time, and ordered to a second
reading.
MIR. Tomnson. from the Committee on Pensions
mace an uniavoIab!c report on the petition Of Phi!ip
Taylor. F
Alr. Hendricks, from the Committee on Roads = nd
Canals. reported bill 10 authorize the CONSTRUCTION
through the public lands Of the canal from Mobile f.
Pensacola; which was read and ordered to il second
reading.
MIR. Tomnson offered the following resolution: which
considered and agreed to:
Hes0ircd, That the Committee on Commerce he j.,
structed to inquire into the expedcncy Of n,akinr nm
appropriation TO CONF cte and secure the works at c.
dar Point, in the Stale Of Connecticut
On motion Of Mr.. Clay, it ordered that hen the
Senate aGjourns, it adjourn TO meet on Monday.
Some resolutions and unlavorablc reports Of Commit
tees On the table were taken up and agreed 10.
ADMISSION OF MICHIGAN.
The Senate proceeded TO consider the bill to establish
the Northern boundary line Of Ohio, and TO proyi.c for
the admission Of TIE State Of Michigan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

road biu But, surprising had not what yrouur.
lion dId the piiiul OF UGOO bear The whole cx-
pcndlturcs for objects Of Internal Improvement 80 900
an siX Yeas; Alter further rcnaJhs Mr. g. rave
away To
Mr. Houldin, whose motion the committee rose
aud then, OH motion OF Mr.. llamer
lie House adjourned.
1hurSday STARCH 81.
IN SENATE
Mt hlnr1s ros, 10 prrscnla preamble and resolutions
adopted by t', Legislature Of Ohi, instruclinr their
Senators III Congress 10 vote i'll favor vi lhc cxpngng
res luton.
On presenting these resolutions, Mr. Morris made
some remarks which drew forth reply from Mr. Ew-
ing, and Mr. Morris and Mr.. Ewing having mutually
rrulncd, the resolutions were laid on The taEJ and
dercd to be printed
MIR, Linn presented resolutions Of Il similar character
which had been passed by the Legislature Of Missouri
which were aisu laid on the table.
Mr.. IalImadge, from The Committee Pensions re-
ported bill 10 extend the provisions al the act proyid
ng Tor the officers and soldiers OF ir Rcvoutio which
was read, apd ordered to second reading.
Mr. Walker: pursuant to notice, asscd and obtained
leave toln'rodncca bill to reduce and graduate the price.
OF The public lands to actual settlers a!unr. &c.
The bill having been read twice, Mr.. Walker moved
that the b be referred 10 spec conttre to consist
OF five senaICrs.
Mr. Calhoun moved 10 refer the bill 10 the Committee
on Public Lands.
discussion Of considerable length in which
Aessrs. Clay, Walker, Calhoun, MooIc and King Of
Alabama participated
wy! NS!AnCn m0dihrd dis motion 81 as 10 move The
reference OF much OF the bill as reutes To the public
i""us TO the Committee Public Lands, and so much
As frrS 10 the i've per cent under the cuupact with
''e - States, 10 HE Committee OH the Judiciary.
i @ SONG ur'her discussion on point Of order, arts
wi ~ the MOTION 10 decide the reference of bi or
80 Al. ,"ii on, ut the suggestion OF AlT. Clay.
~ ",'''"h withdrew Tie motion 10 decide the rct,r-
an" 'ehe~"d the motion 10 refer the bin To- The
Committee IN Pubic Lands ' '"' 0''' - ''e
~. question: alter few words from Mr.. Ewinp and
r. bHeanan' w1s lakvn referring the bill ~ the
Ts""N on " E.i l'ands and decided foows
Davis Ewing, ofOhio Ken,, King. Of Co., E n.ln
Leigh, Mexican, Nlangum. Naudai, r!sntiss p1rssn"
hoCo'ns' So"ihard Swift, Tonlinsol-J9
Auys-Messrs. BENTON, Black, Buchanan, Cu,hbo,,
Ewing Of Ill., Grundy, Hendricks Hill Hubbard. Kns
Of Ala Liam, Moore, Morris, Nicholas, Niles por:2'
hives, Robinson Rugges, Shepley, TallmaJc, Upton
Walker, White. Wright-25.
The bill was then referred 10 select committee and
u was ordered that the committee be appointed by the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-01-21
NEW GOODS.
JOHN +. TOWNSEND.

HAS just reed from New York, a hand
H some supply Of new and fashionable
goods, among which are, extra fine blue
Broad Cloths;-also some pieces ofother fash
ionable colours-super English cassimeres--
vestings-stylish twilled English and French
cslicoes-French and English merinoes-la-
dies cravat silk hdk'fs-printed merinoes-
merlno, mohair, lambs wool, silk and cotton
hosiery ry--Marseilles Qnllts--damask table
and other shawls and hdk'fs.-7-4 and 6-4
merino shawls, of good quality-ribbons,
fannels of all widths and qualities-good
Hoskin gloves, SC. Sc.-The above with
variety Of other goods, recently purchased,
will be sold very cheap. Oct. ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-01-21
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Jan. ls
(Reported for the Boston Patriot)

At market, GAO Beef Cattle, and llG0
Sheep. so beef Cattle reported last week.
About SO Beef Cattle and several lots OF
Sheep unsold at the close of the market.
PRIcEs-Beef Caiile-The market contln-
mes without any material change. We quote
to conform to our last quotations, VIZ: a few
extra at 36s, and few at 34s Cd; prime at Bis
Cd a 33s; good 28s Cd 30s; small cattle 2ls a
25s 6d.
.Sheep-The large number at market for
the season has caused prices to decline; near
Ily all were stall fed; several lots were very
fine. We quoted few ordinary pelt Sheep
at lis. Lots were taken at 15s, lSs, 2ls, 27s
3Os, :}s, and 36s. A small number extra al
about $40 each.
S,oine-None at market.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-01-21

Snow. The quantity Of snow. which fell dur
ing the late storm in the western part OF the state
Of New York, it is said, was probably without a
parallel in this country 1t was four feet in depth
on II level, aud compact as to have been equiv
alent TO six feet Of the ordinary density. Much
damage was done to the roofs of buildings. and
to farms in various ways. With the exception Of
n few slight Aurries, we have had no snow shs
winter until Sunday afternoon and Monday last,
which covered the ground for two or three inches,
and the sleighs have been flying merrily ever
since - in despair doubt Of very soon having
another opportunity.