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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-08

The Yearly meeting Of the Society Of
Friends commences in Portsmouth, on this
Island, on Saturday next, and will be contin.
ued in this town for several days afterwards
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-08

The Court of Common Pleas for the coun.
ty of Newport, is now holding an adjourned
session in this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-08

The u. 8. Circuit Court will commence its
June term in this town OH Thursday next,
18th inst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-08

GFORDiSArIOS.-Th ordination of Rev.
Mr.. BRooKs, as Pastor Of the Unitarian Con-
gregationsl Church in this town, takes place
on "Wednesday next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-08

twelve persons, where he waited an Ameri-
to Constantirople. The object Of his journey
the ccssion Of port or point in the Ncditer-
ranean. '...
There is nothing in the French Journal. to
induce the belief that the Commercial distress
existing in France was subsiding. .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22

this heavy fospousbdity.--S Nothing shou Of what
! thes deemed imperative dur, yeu, could base
Z induced them 10 hazard such ameasule. They have
I acted with delIbeIatiun, under the painful cfeum-
stances ~ vhichthek are placed. They feel justified.
I n least ~ the motives by which they are ac=
f uafcd, and entire confidence that their proceed
i ines viii meet Your appreciation. and be sustained by
You aud by the General Assembly ol tins Common
wealth.
Before the, resorted 10 measure. ta, csn oil,
be defended the ground Of necessity. fes used al
the means IN helr power 10 Strengthen hc Eaut, and
maintain the hleh credit 1t has sustained In ma
ny wars.
fh's have called iu about tao millions oiaoafs of
the outstanding del Of iIr liHk, winch would have
hcen still ulofr reduced bnf tar the mercantile
hafG,>sHeuts thai prevail Tiny hive reduced tie
amount al the circulation Of tie Institution, which
was widely extended from thr high errt1f of tie
Baak, about one million 81 dollars. Tiny ha,r drawn
specie from the 'ess 10 the morn vulnerable points.
IN order 10 efS the Institution against the assaults
To which was most exposed. aud IL slow it's vii.
hneacss aud ability promptly To meet IFS nSa.emrnt..
Ane. having incurred heavy expense, reduced the
liabilities at the Bank. and put 1t IN IN attitude OF
sccufity-aud when II hid become 4 creditor ut 9th
Institutions, aud about 10 redeem portion oi
The pceic that had been taken from IT, tho, are met
by the decision ii other Banks suspend llcr cash
payments. Standing IN TIN, position. aud Thus drhar-
rcd from the means oil fcplensblng the vaults, the,
are subject 10 the demand, Of all Who M, choose to
hoard then com and Ia tn. c>atrioB, uf brokers aud
money changers, "ho make pfohf ~ selling II for
eNpprt1ton
believing thlt the, would soon be compelled, nm
der such Circumstances, from the exhaustion Of ir
taulfs 10 decline fhc payment al specie. they could
cnncnye no adequate reason to postpone the su~pcn-
sInuui payments to later period especially y hen II
obvious at had ben the policy Of oter Bank,
10 obtain all ia" com Within then reach hclaIr Hry
suspended, IA orlri thu thry may the more readily
u ,umr payments Al q future das.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22


voice TO be heard or having leading action in pub
lie movements Such lutte meeting rs have de
,crb.d is advertised tn take place Tomorrow ri the
State House ward, in thisC CITY. Al o'clock. The
nacaris aiimc II were found this morning, posted
about the CIV no; soal could tell who originated
the csll--not a name OF any Kind, peeped out 10
civ, a clue to it, The preiessed object is Ito take
INFO consideration the OF preventing the issue
Of small notc. and the shameful conduct of the
Banks in suspcndiug specie paymeus.a Nothing IS
said of the shameful Conduct nf Government IN stis
pending specie raymeat sht days before the Banks :
Perhaps this may he considered hereafter IN more
solemn aud more responsible assembly. In tho
mean time, il it should he worth an, notice, shall
send YOU aa account Of tins meeting.
Even the Boston Banks which IN the timrs of
the war never suspended, have tins time been obl8g
Ell 10 resort TO the measure whence We may con-
clude that greal as the calamity at Yet the
iamii, which flows from folly, impudcncc, aud 10
sorsnce. IN domestic government Is sill greater. !
belero there is net specie paying Bank on tl~
side the Cty DIV ashinEioB.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22

avrr-fuius Necessity. Ncmusf not NH the y m
~, Itself i, disease. II must hot he Tic prrieN Al
,xfI,,,,iif loan. On issues These alteads suil
cirntls inflated aud # W have voluntarily removed
tt. most familiar an1 established check upon all -
surs-fhcif immediate conseftihIlny nto eoin-lt Is
utr dufy Ia substitute some efeciial restraints which
my enable US restore the currency without delay
nr iItjirux Ia a -afe and wholesome condition.
The result Of the whole j. that great disaster las
bsflllcn the country. It's existence thus far 4 only
e m,iortunr-lfs continuance will be rcPfoach,
from which al true men must rally 10 save her
We must trs 90 render short possible waiting
patiently aud calmly tor the acton Of the Govern
Inenr and IN the mean time diminishing is dangers
by great prudence and forbearnce. For myself
Won know how zcalou,ly | have labored To this
not less anxiety | shall now
strive 10 repair H.
With ofeat r,sPcef iad regard, yours.
y BIDbI.E.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22
President OF the Farmers BanI, Of Va.
BnslnN NJ, In

tDt !, bVsTVNf May IT.
leS ehce OF the suspension of Specie paynlrHts by
ie Banks ol New DIRK. 1eyed here YESTERDAY the
banks OF tins city andrieinty were requested 10 send
delegates TO meeting 10 be held nj tie Hall of tbr
fremont Bank, at halt past O'Clock last evening to
.oSioer "hat course 1t is expedlen Tor those insti-
'u'iohs 10 adopt IN the present emergency. The
meeting was accordingly held. consisting partly of
uelegates especially appointed by their respective
boards OF directors officers of Banks not especially
authorized TO bind their institutions to any course of
measures More than forty Banks of this city, Sa-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22
NEW STORE.
II Fs.s' 81 - Ell V'ELE,

Az + received, and Offer to the examination of
( the public an assortment of Merchandise, Sc
lected with care, and laid in tor cash in the northern
cities alorling an extensive Stock OF staple
G"o'!s,"itl the fancy and fashionable articles APP
pronnate to the season. DESTROYS to establish per
manent eonneNlon with their friends and customers
they VIII cadeaYor to dead literally and Justly with
all who may encourage them with their patronage
Their Establishment is two doors below Mr. John
u ArenS, and was recently occupied by Messrs.
Nowlu, Berger x Co. GEO w TURNER,
Nm. NJ. BURWELL.
April , 4w if
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h,HFsRuRG, NAY =. ~,


men tht hoFefnor's Proclamation, con,c,,.'
Legislature was received, no doubt wa, c,,,...
that the members recently elected, conS,a,.i
body. But this, It seems, was a mistake ~
ding to the provisions the Constitution -.
preted by Mr.. Leigh and other member, or,,.' '.e7
rention, at the tine ot ii, formation. and ,1' y
appreciation Is e"neorred Ave rctold6, tin r
mond " hlg) by th' Judges of the Court of >aa.''
The Attorney General, and by many other d,,,..d
ed gentlemen whose views have been ..lic,..1 ny
term OF service OF the members of the Las,
ture does not expire until October next cor.....
the members oil the late Legislature, and m. ~
recently elected, will constitute that bol,
"eN' Coy. Campbell has addressed c. %, ii.
proclamation to each OF the members
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22
Esg %Ha Il DER,
gseDE$El. SFG.N,
AND ORNAMENT paVS'TEs,S

MOI nee 10 tho public thai the, have taken the slice
formerly occupied by Air. g. " ard Lottery lice
first door ahose the Franklin Hotel Nherc they null, pre-
el TO execute any orders their line olbusincss with the
utmost prompttude and where they invite the public To call
and inspect then specmeno work; MI OF which will be cx-
ecnted the most liberal enns prices. they hclcye thai
aHuoi til To eve satisfaction.
Is House PAINTING, either III town will receive
The most prompt attention OF The parties will always be
ead @" short notice. 10 % 10 HE country for the purpose
orIiam'in- HE mansions OF those who give them call aud
Hose who prefer handsome landscape for ihcir rooms or
Iassago- durdl painted The wall iastca nf fnsv pa
per have now an opportunity OF having done
moderate
Intuition. Of Fancy Woods, tSutn, Maple, Mahogany,
%c also OF Rork Granite Marble &c. will be exhibited at
the Painting Room.
Nav II ,s II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22
BANh OF VIRGINIA.
lbASk ar Ala.

BANK OF A., MAY -, 1857.
At meeting Of the President and y DIRECTORS of III r.
Bank OF Virginia on Monday, the 10Th 1av Of Ma.
1857: ''' - lily
motion was made ihat the following Preamble
and Resolutions be adopted
While other Banks have determined IN s,,,,,o,i
payments m coin for any claims this Iusiitut,nu ,,,,
nave on them, tins board deems it cNucIlcut md,
socn circumstances, to order, as precantIou3r, ma,
sure Suspension on lis aIt ton the present al nay,
menfs IN con for demands on this Institution.
Tesotrca, HcFcforc, Ihat ihc Cashier of This R,,l
anu the Cashiers OF the several Brmc hes ther,uf l
ana they are hereby, instructed to suspend the pay
ment OF coin for demands on the Institution mini g,
further order shall be made by this board on tr ,b
ject. ''
ResotCed, aiso That the respective Cashiers oftbc
Institution be instructed, and they are hereby IN
sructed, to receive deposte and in pavmepf due
tne INSTITUTION, such notes are by law recriy,-
bic by the Treasurer Of the Commonwealth of Vir
ginia.
fesolred, That this Bank will proceed TO toduce
tue operations OF the Institution rapidly as NAV be
CONSISTENT with the safety Of the debts due to it, and
tai the several branches be requested to adopt the
same course.
Ana Tie question being put thereupon the same
was unanimously decided in the affirmative
Extract from the proceedings.
A. ROBINSON, Jr., Cashier
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE BANK
OF VIRGINIA.
The Board of Directors of this Bank have adouted
the foregoing proceedings 1t is needless to express
ihe reluctance with which the Board have assumed
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liNNh or AlEel>tA.l
5thAlay. 81.


NJ meeting pi HE President aud lluertoi4 ut tic
i'ata4cls' I}auk II 4 rr.mia held II thcn Rankll,o
HOUSE, on lie maruia.. oi TUESDAY. the Iqlb Nl,
l-"a:
'fhr flo4IHL pc iHllle and t,.olu,i.,,. u.,, ,
dopfed:
WhcHa4 IT has become II nllttcr ol public ,ioto.
lttS thd the Bands arueIaIly IN all the ,,r,3t com,
mcroal cJtic4. north and r,,f If Ms t,,roJ,,.,l
:. Bouk,l hac su.penled specie #rasnrnI. aud
ihJf OF s,-raiH1y our .llIn,ina i.i,,,,f,,,,, H.,
Baui Of ral,. wa. ro,nuIl,d Ia adam H., s,,.,,
course and,
Whereas. such as the intimate lnsi,,.. comma,
ions and runsiaut. intercourse Lc,,,, ',''a'
mentioned Banks and nu,nvp. that I'm, ,I,,,',,,.,,
futi,n nov. Ia ,,,,ii,,,. .,,, , ~ '''' '''a''
onI, be hloll> iniudirions hui ,.',,ll a'
,rry soon absorb IT'S .pceIe, and tbrrrb, 'eIer
continuance for an, length uf tlmc nlnossible--
Tbe,rla,r ''' '''l''s''"'
prsol,,d NJ, ,.,,c,,
rours, j., it become, an, ,I,3,, II ,,,,.
for thc present, suspend l,,,,,,t n.,,, , ,i,.',
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22
vALVAmf.E REAL ESTATE rors,,y

VII udeissned agent for Mr.. Bernard Fnne. Of 81
Louis viii sell privately, tue following Rcal Estate
hree Wooden Tenemcns opposite the Franklin Hotel
'L ahohr iehemcn Immediately in rear thereof together
On which they erected. 7
Also Two Lots with comnodou buildings upon each situa.
u on 'ne Lynehhug and Richmond Turnpike road just be
wlo Mr. John peoiyals residence.
For terms, &c. apply TO the subscriber.
HENRY DUNNINGTON
I,,, 1SoW,or II. Fimey.
''"y II 21yi
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'EsagRN u SCuOGEFIELD,

Y M: now ttccIVlng thelr sprim. supply OF
1 NARDW ARE, comprising general as
sortment OF Iron Steel Castings; Building Mate
ilas Cabinet Makers Materials; Cutlery; Scythes
Chains aud Tools Of every description all of which
they are determined to sell at very low prices
MAY II #,
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f,.lf. H. .t,l,.lI -, ~ M 'ou'''
W : ''''''' ma Va IaifIE
- -. - ~, " '''' ii'l "i
.. ,..f ,a . - Nm ~ - '''' ''.'
Nd - te..I , '','"" ',' ''"hi -li''
,i,,,.. H. ,i..'. !'s r'ip '5l"'#e' Il,
~. f..t'.#1 - i3' 1-"t ''
III - ,i :. 90 ~, i.'s' '''' - 'i
.' -, ,,,s . ''', M -. az NM =" ~ w.
. -, - - - ''''' '''''' ''''''''''n VI
nlhNhfLPhi'' NAY LIN i43'.
.Hr ny" N'"t ." were go'd en"u5h IL eNPir7t
WEN /" Mo" NY own views "l the present stat oi
lungs ana hasfento cRe lh'in without reserve.
on may perhaps remember that IN my letter 10
Noo oitr llih oi November last, stated what seem
c' 'i' iia' ta'' "I me e"'l"--i'his Then cAi'l-
l,2s ana ne aIWnP'f1' remedies Tor tiI"In adding
iha' hy M" 'd9Pl'"' " confidence would be r"-fot-
- ed ~ twenty o1f hours, ana u losr n least III as
. many d'Ss. ~ months Hnlhar experience in.
ohiA 'ohhlHfa H' "Pial"h. ,jffe now, aa |
''e, 90 ''''u' IA" d' e',Iis 81 ,hl' "eth laishf
h''t''fh 'e''''S PifF'h'h--',"' Hiht me unhappy
P'tse ','n'el III 'lf measures iI'n ''hcc1i'd hAt
'''''' "' '''u''F ~ Us !" tz'I, e"''iH"1. h1I
nav II" i0''a'e no" 10 dis''.' INC s"eJ''l ana 49,
'.i'''''''n ~ l'iu'S' - 9''''iilHg 'el'~' u
WIN ~ "o'' ~ "i''',e To i"'e "ShH'iA ~ the ne
s''' u ''i' 7d"h7 ia W. country ana To
Jug INC" i' ie'He' 'oiI'7 /" ii'ins'N's and {"
'' I'm
An ne "'I'," "'''"S u '.f '''F'ilm' III 81 iIr
"''' '>'''' III 'i'' '''N at LEV ! "ih suspended
spec payment, tins "cch-tl1e drRo~i'e banks eIse-
N''' liN' I','oRf" h'a 'Aal'Fif hhI1h Wa OF
I" .la' a5oP'H ~ ih' '>ia'' h'H@t moi connected
"''n ''s '''ff'',G''i. ,'y OF e'itar berA4se It
Is contain iha when the ''o'canneni banks ecase TO
pay spceir, all the other banks ults ce,c. and for
IH, sica reason lie efe1' creditor III tn nhrd
'fs Is me II irc'itt- i7l duties the
l'''s "I various 93"Ns winch are placed Ton coIer-
u, '''''" va, '''' ~ 'ai'' anu 'lt l'a 10
< =, ,, .'' ~ .''i,' - 'I'' 'i'"'
~" II nc 'oNr'n'''ai h3oh'' me de poe"e1i''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22

lem Chsresoun, Cambridge, Eoahutt. Lowell and
Concord. including al ia the CITY, excerpt th5ces
were represented. Il Wis resolved. ~ Tho uf1us.
mous asectt at all tine delegates rfr-rui Who let
thefzft 10 ACT, To .u>pend III further psmsnf al
Specie or lbc present. iu the redemption oil ibclz.
oL INC cIaIse 81 nLhcl 4bhgalLoll..
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~ ''.'' ~ = ~" ~ ,I NJ. -,t,t
Z, tie President:
J"aN lo"sfrH >ccsshif3 IF .fItte.
has, the peopis arc 10 be sa5ded wl,lt the t>pc
81 az extra session at Congress. as well As ar en-
session OF the state Lceslaure for the putpo,r 4
>a'InS the nation from the Destructive ton>rqaeua4
al mat h'ische'o"s stem OF measures uron nurl
TIE late administration 50 NanlE pr'!ed >r .. The
dean people arc made 10 pas the cost ri tn. mad
Peilmenis ct then approved good n4a-te>" Wrll:.
t4f3 are pteparrd nthc Hie:e PRIDE Of opinion, Ia
nv 'h'r support 10 men Who have falalH1eI con-
mette d'raIEtd the uni'"fmii! OF the cut,ncN. te
hen me efcHahS' e"'dpeited The 'an"s To lock Up
'ief s""1S' NJ Cared theuS9hdS =" The ldborn5 ri''
NtH aePiteiata the value "i "nr agricultural pc
oot'S ana ueft"y Impoverished the riltel, AID
N'-'' al oI Tie mere s'Ne "i feeding Tie
S'""7eo Oh eAote" @acA>e" against TIE National l'aN
"tt"ose -N1'io"' ii"'ie would not peri.a the h'ns
u VIC 'oh'ei'ca mo Po'l'Isai m1chGH.-ihrN mmt
''"' 'ii' l's"e. iio't VINO so" the "iHd must aos
'o'''P'd'" II tIel be rio'tIAted by tho "h'f".nd.
we do not lhfeud 10 be understood as compl1lnIH;
OF tins act OF the President on tie contrary We
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22

is hereby forever expelled from the society of FIRE
and accepted Masous for unma~onic conduct.
Signed By order Of the Lodge.
JOHN b. DI Moan, Spcry.
May Is 2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22

Con RopefEs arrived IN New York on the 10th
INST and has taken passage in the packet sup Mou-
nrll for London.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-22

letter which We received Yesterday from Paris.
mcattoas that the American Minister Governor as.
was about to losc that capital for short yislt to
EgYft us. Ga,cu..
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~ OFFICER OF THE L. s. Army.
r. tbr Editors ofhc Courirr.

Ne have 10 late intelligence from Gen jcsup.
BN the latest account. coming by The by indirectly.
the Indians are still coming in. Although MANY do
notpacr confidence IN the peaccablc professions If
the enemy, the more general opi'on Is thai tie var
Is ended
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~ SEED.

4 Apprentice to the Printing Business, at this
I "a ounce. One of good moral character only
will be iahcr.
April l. ,sf
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-09-20

draw the bolt which attached the baggage car
TO the others. The consequence was, that
the train moved on and left this car behind;
and the thei, thinking that he had fill leisure
10 pursue )sis operations unmo!ested, entered
the vehicle, and commenced his labor OF OPEN
ing trunks and ritiing the contents.
Unluckily for the gentleman, however, the
baggage car was discovered to be missing af-
ter the train had swept on about two niles
No time was now lost in reversing their course.
They soUn came in and, before he was aware,
popped in upon tie occupant, who was busily
engaged among the baggage. BY light of
candle, to which he had attached to one side
of he car, he Lad opened three trunks-among
which our inforn,ant's was one-and had pock-
eted very libcraliy ofshe contents; all which,
however, were recovered, except fifty dollars.
The thief was secured, brcght to Schenectady,
and lodged in jail. where he has leisure TO
brood over the failure OF his most bold and ori-
ginal undertaking.-Traascript
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-09-20

MIssoUR1.-A Bible agent in one of the
counties of this State who had distributed
gra.uitously, in one county, Bibles to the a.
mount of $40, sold Bibles amounting to 90 to
those who would not receive them as gift.
For this he was prosecuted under law against
peddling without license, and fined $50. The
Governor RENTED the fine. For this, ore
paper proposes to change the name OF the
tcouaty to "Paine," and another to "Pope,"
which we consider all evidence Of neither
good taste nor charity. All the inhabitants of
a county ough, not to be reproached for the
wickcdncss of one individual, unless they
countenance it, and the individual himself
seems to US tooe an OBJECT rather Of pity
than Of anger. g..
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-09-20

a personwho,was passenger on board ofthe
Ohio at the time the following described
accident took place, says, that it was merci-
full thing that the bow Of the other boat struck
just where it did; and that more wanton or a
more caress injury never was done, the Ohio
showing a great deal Of light, SO that it was
impossible that she should not have been per-
ceived from the other boat (Which displayed no
lights some time before the collision.
Nat. Intel.
PHILADELPHIA Sept. l.-An Accident,
which it is wonderful was not attended with
loss of life, occurred last night about o'clock.
AS the steamboat Linneus, Capt. Reeve, was
proceeding down the Delaware to Newcastle,
for the purpose of towing up the barque Ohio,
she came in contact with the steamboat of that
name, CaptainJ JetfreS, Baltimore line) ofChes-
ter, and ran on, to that craft, striking her for
ward of her laboard wheel house, and cut
ting into her solid deck for the space of y feet,
precisely the shape of her bow. The Ohio
lay by the boat until it was found she was able
20 proceed. when she came up, bearing off the
biilet-head of the Lirneus and portion other
railing. The extent oftho injury has not been
fully ascerta;ned. It's stated or the Exchange
Books, that tile New Philadelphia takes the
place OF the Ohio today-PhI Ga5.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-09-20
CnAELEsroN, SErrEMnEn 27.

CHARLESTON, SErTEaRER q.
BAGGING, heavy hemp, 2lq24 cts. per yd.
Flax DO 1921; Tow 10. 17ale.
BALE ROPE, erI2i.ct perlb. =
BACON, hams, l2sl6 CTS. per b. shoulders
and ,Diddlings, llal2. =
BUTTER, Goshen, % Cts. per ib. Ilas,.
rior, I2gI25
COFFEE, Green Prime Cuba, 12 a cts. per
lb. Good 10 9clo; st. Domingo, 9a00; BRAID,
Hill; L.guira, 12a00i Porto Rico, 03a01. 5
CHEESE, AIaerican, l25al3 cts. per lb.
English, 41G45. : -. ~ 2,
FLOUR, Pailqdslphia, 00a0o per bl. Dahl :
more, Howasd.st. olulG!; New York, Canal,
uGa00. -
IRON. Rnssisa, pig. 3ss45 dollars per ton:
bar, 5a00 dollars per cwt. Swedes, assorted, 5aJt
per cwt.
LINE, Stone, % per 'bA.
1IoLAssEs. New ORGANS. 4aa44' cts. per
gallon. - - >. -
SUGAR. Louisiana, 6a75 cents per lb IIa.
wanna, white, l9all5; brown, tzs; double ~.s
ined 1913.
SALT, Liverpool ground, 9 per
sack do per basiie, 3o:c3 cis. Turks Island.
35Gs3 cents. -.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-09-20
NEW YORK, SEPT. ID 1887, 3P.


,, From Vermont We have some further re-
kurns. There is not much, if any doubt Of
JENSIsoN's (Whig) election as Governor The
Montpelier Watchman publishes list o! Rep
tesentativcs from 2O5 towns, in which there
Re elected ll3 Wings, Van Buren, S. In
| no towns the vote for Governoustands: For
! JiNSIsoN 1913 BRADLEY l0,5S5; Whig ma
jaity 1853.
! From MEXICO (the city) We have dates 10
| tx 10th August; from Vera Cruz to the 10TH
| Amanfas:o of SANTA ANNA on the late occur
rGces OF his political life, is published in the
npers. He has left his Hacienda, and dates
fpm Jalapa. A Mexican fleet had sailed from
&ra Cruz, Angus. 7, in search of the Tex
in squadron.
| From QUEBEC we have dates to the 7th
| Alnndant crops are promised in the newspa-
prs
From MAINE | may be able to send you the
Irws Tomorrow; by which can Judge how
tie State is going.
In the three last packets to London, Liver
pol and Havre, S343,000 in specie vent
The statistics of the custom house, quoted Dy
he Secretary of the Treasury. are all moon
snce the IL of May have gone from this port;
a,d yet, a: this moment, there is in this Bank
q dAmerica, am told, the French indemnity
specie money und further it is said the Bank OF
England stamps it. What financers we
lave benn in these great humbug movements
81 specie!
Specie is declining a little. Exchange on
England now has more sellers than buyers at
q to II perm!un. On France exchange Is 4t.
- "timeS.
4 fisherman Of Boston met his death lately
II tbs singular manner: Whlle asleep at
NIGHT in his boat the latter driited under a
wharf, where it was confined by the timbers.
The rising tide elevated the boat gradually,
and unknown to the sleeper, till boat and wharf
were in contact, and he was completely boxed
in. Being awakened, he cried out for aid, and
a watchman started to relieve him. 1t was
however, too late. The water poured in upon
him, and he was speedily drowned.
Ifvou are determined 10 be. poor, be 8
drunkard, and YOU will soon be ragged and
pannyless.
We learn that the Secretary Of War has
made another requisuion upon this State
for troops to serve in Florida. His Excel
lcncy the Governor has accordingly taker
measures to have the number Give compa'
nics) raised from the Brigade in Grecnvl'e
and pichcns.-Colam5ia Telescope.