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.see p'4es, Raleb "a. .o5s,t tare> ,.-ts ago
~ thee thousand daiia5s So iHe.Y -y#I iar iYe
ulaaied thousand dollar - LIS. w tiae L. D
The ,pirit Of sPes u,ttipa ab,uisrd llan Il lts u
.ua CHECK s, AMI tal,taees."
ANOTHER A-f5p iIur,a.-The' Great Aston
House abuul ta he buit ~ VI. 4 5iar. ~ Gr,'a
Bay, on I.1ke Michigan, will be splendid h9.
.ei-li2 feet front, 3! deep aud slories hish.
10. AdD.
IIrAy, Poas-Mr. " liam Jeil,,es Of Frank
i'm county, (N.C.) killed . Hog. recently. "a.
united weight Of winch was 9l2 las. One
weighe 80, the other i73.
The Canadian OF fhe sth inst says that pc
titon /, circulating ior Signature, III GTIer tan.
ada adl,es,el 10 Tue Congress OF TIE l. State
for the abolition # duties on The a8hElltaft
productions ol the upper province, exported TO
Tins county.
The Pan, Sun says, "The diplomatic din
ncr the ddy beiore Yesterday nj Couil, Wa Giv=
en in honor oil the arrival 81 General CAS-, th
ne. Envoy ol the UHtcd -tatc,. The kine
Dad a long conversation with hlm IN English
- he doe, not speak French. -Four American
gentlemen OF distraction were also invited 10
this dinner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-06
LATEST FROM TEXAS.
Feou the TExAs TELEGRAPH. Feb. 10

From the TEXAS ELEGRAPH. Feb. u
We understand that Geuefh /. J. RCsE mas
RESIGNED the appointment OF ecrctaCy vi oiate,
l. winch he va, appointed alter the decease oi
Gen. 8 T. AUsrts.
Iats appointments By he President
Geupr4lI PircNNLY HENDERSON, Secretary oil
State.
ColJacl pEtEn ". Gaaysos Attorney Gene
raj
We learn from a gentleman who has Just ar
rived from Bexar, that Il Mr.. Nerarru had reach
ed that place few days before he lett. MI
y tvarro Is represented as being decidedly friendly
10 our cause, aud one whose statements are tnti
tied 10 credit He states that the Mexican Tor
e., de>tinc1 for Texas consisted OF one thousand
troops al Monterey, two thousand at SaiIllo, two
thousand al Metamoras. aud about one hundred
dination, badly clothed, and worse fed, ma
~ o. whom are III Mons and The remain
der say they VIII stay there and flht III
Texans if they invade Mexico, but that they
will not, nor cannot, be forced into Texas
He further states, that Bravo had reached Sal
tllo 10 take the command. but finding the army
IN such dsorganized condition, and 10 money
provided for tAelr pay, he had returned TO Mex
ico in disgust. NJ. Nevairo thinks there Is III
danger Of an invasion this year.
The above statements correspond with New
received from New Oicans, via Vera Cruz ant
MetamoHs.
Notwithstanding the above Information, whieI
augur5 well for Texas, II IS necessary that W.
organize our militia, aud he ready at a moment
warning; alter which, We would say " plan
corn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-06
Az COST

My stock i, very large and desirable, embra
eng almost every article usually kept in D.
Goods House.. There are many n;eer
oil Goods, fresh and uncut, and nearly all OF III,
assortment 5oHgM before the refD great nd
ra1css last TAI, IN the Northern ctles Tn,
IoII"" M are lew Of the articles composIn.
he selection, VIZ
FINE and surrr Bread Cloth, all colours,
Extra heavy Pilot Cloth & Petersbam Goa,;nr
Fine and super Casslnerts and Cas,imefes, al
COoars.
her,rys FuIIed Cloths, Array Cloths and Lin
~cYs for Nrgloes.
Rose, Whitney. Macanaw, Dunel and Pom
Blankets ""
Red, " hte and green Flannel, and Baizes.
oaIts ana IL Oznaburgs, very heavy,
- 'ar9e lot 81 / aud Shtellng,
Bed /" king, Apron Checks, &c.
Mer'nos, Clrca>>lan>, hallys aud Bomha7ines
p'etes i'aIiah Leudstrlng, sG,De very good
at IS cents,
a beautiful as ortment Of colored Gros de Mans.
PouIt de SWaS, Gros de Swis ,es and Satins
splendid lot OF dark Caicos aud French Cam.
brcs,
Merlno Thibet- Wool, ChalIy ,Cushaan. Wors-
ted, Satin and SILK Shawl, and Handlers
hacc ana Muslin Capes, Collars, Caps and Col
iarcttcs. -
CoIoorcd Silk VeIyets and Ostrich Feathers.
bons, '' ''''
nesideS great variety Of other Fancy Goods.
t1ree aSsa'L@tRt IF fashionable FIR an.
S"f'H i!"tS ior gentlemen.
N>o' large lot OF Shoes, Hardware, Cutler,
aid Gforelie~, &c &c.
Thosr who deal in This market have so fire.
u : NY been imposed upon hy advertisement
ms KIND, THAI they may look upon all other,
IN suSPrion, b IN this instance. can us
= 'hP'i that my G DDS and prices shall estab,
Ia lne uh'h OF my assertions, whenever fay or,
IA call Country Merchants and the mnhh,
Snefaly, are requested 10 call and examine the
'tol tmeht, as feel confident Of giving genera
-aisfaction. RI NORV1IJ e.
January 10
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under the ban with all other ,q,nc,,s -, ~
Patriot State Of Missouri Is Determined :, .,a,
the chnk, bY which capital might find is wsi
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-06
ANOTHER AFFAIR IN FLORIDA.
BLACK CREEK FEB. IA. IS37

''tNch oHbEk Il EB. H. 1857.
lac steamboat JOHN STORY arrived at this
place ihlS morning, IN which Lieut. Col Fan
nm and capt. Plercf. OF the United States NAVY
raWe passengers. They report That a b,t,lo
TOOK p,are on The morning of the Sth at Eucan1n.
meht Mohroe.ai the head oil Lake Monroe This
post wa att1' ked al live O'Clock IN the noo,oi,,,
'nJ ht'h hnnI kept up by both rartle, un6l
el5hl o clock, when the Indian, retlrel. rnl,.
nehl tannln Was IN command of about two hmm
urea ana MY feSuials, and Capt. Percy IN
tahm""d 81 tntrtY-i.Ine friendly lEdlans tort
Mellon, tHited StaieS lypIy. ,r1s LjjJsJ ~
'ea7nI ). /. Mclaughlin [ol the NAVY. ! vol.
uateeF' acting a quLrtrrnIsier and t,ur,as,.
PrlPates were wounded. The hostile, wer. cs-
'tthaleu al three OF four bundled stronr When
Tue Indians retired, the friendly indians yelled nj
and tainted them all they could. to max. ,b.n,
renew The attack but not syllable or .,nn wa,
"e"r' nom them Tins accou.t, as far as II
-, - "'l ''Penu upon. had II from Cap
'''T ~, : 'eteE' In haste, yoms, &c.
The above intelligence * contirnrd nv tho ,r.
rival al THIS place, on Tue siay night last. of The
9'''ler CINCINNATI, Captain Curry. The attack
GA tort Mellon tEncampment Monroe AT I,ks
''v't'O' WIS made, 1t Is supposed, by Phllip
ana ms gang. The battle was furious Nv contsei
Known. '''N' 10 Ho'
lhe Santee was lying OF ON the Lake M, e.,
rom the Tor: IN want Zoe The ,nb,r mo-, ~, 's'
"ooPS 10 transport them 10 Nolusla, in obedience,
. ln oIu'f u General Je>up. Lieutenant Thorn
- leIt lQe post, during The eng,yeme,t "a
u 'euh,@ III getting GA boar the Sante,. nty
ID upon the hosllIcs The SIX p5under fron, IN.
loa with great elect.
Ms action must nave taken place before thu
incarnation OF the truce could have been ree.',,
u ny those Indians who tnade the attach In.
?lma''onc OF II had not been then received By
ne forces at Fort Mellon re,urnedto yolusia
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" AsllIsGrox. Feb. 81.

W ARLINGTON, Feb. Il
! Oar readers " Ill perceive by the report ot sat
urIay :, proceedings of the Senate thai the bill 10
Imo3iiy aud reduce the existing tariff Of duties on
imports has passed that body, aud been sent 10
The other branch of the Legislature Tor concur
fence. Almost all OF the articles comprised IN
the bill are those coming within The class 81 non
protected articles. Ga these II Is proposed 10 a
bo~h the duty entirely, aud about tins there was
no division OF sentiment aud no debate. few
Of The articles IN the, bill however, such a salt
spirits aud some Others, bearing duty al tween
| " per cent. or upwards fall within the protect.
ed class and on these II Is proposed 10 reduce
the duty al once one-haif. This reduction be
ey9s4l an ne 9i a 81 'a c and nnme
debate which has occurred on The ball during the
last week Mr.. CLAY, the father OF the benelicent
measure, Che compromise blli,) closed the de-
bate on Saturday by one Of his most powerful
aud eloquent efforts, IN very impressive appeal
10 the Senate to preserve lnviolate that favorlte
| measure. But his efforts were not suctes full III,
motion to exclude the disputed articles from the
bill hcInJ lost by Il maj5lily Of one vote. Tie
pub ration of the deh,te tnhleh VIII he gi9ru
Is early a, prao'lcabe) viii disclose The various
grounds on which gentlemen voted on both sides
ii TN, question.
Ia tde Hou,c of Representatives. an cIr4l
VA, made IN SATURDAY evening" sitting To have
tie holy ofIhr Senat ; b II, with some Shalt
frairat,on blII but it fIieI hy vote Of me t',
fl.a.c. against tht decision Of ,he Ch1ir) De.
Irllilng II not t. h, IL order II nroD as II A. Al
amendment to that bill Nag# IY
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LAT, having the majority on h, side. fasrh. event
proq,dA To- ,negtlor3ta IN tine bill m.li,5,'.,,,,
| 6n,l ann,otriariaa, f,. 6,3jfr1t5o.le ,,a,',
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.hail be IN the Treasury ON The III If l,,u55v
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session the surplus ~ The Treasury on ,ae II ID
1isi Iaeunty was directed To A,. distributed H.,
irpaAttd1 with the .eycal tate.
r understand tar amportluee # that expert
ncntll kuo~iell - Of tn roc, Tatch ruabie5 .
memb ta get mn a proportion ftlarc liz
IIoa . NJ lb> period ol the session. il should b.
noted lhlt had he moved It Is an independents A
nendmaui the Prfrio7ty y ,esfyap iirh, bav,
been called upon him. which. brla.e uIrec1 10
would have rrclnird hi, or any Other amen,
ncnt. He took advantage lhcrrt,rc If n 'r,,eg
thna amendment In NOV, lfs ar, ~. =,i,,, T.. a..
80 ,'1', '',"t"'' "hlca cohldtc'
'''"f ,,1l'','n' ja"'aIohS Ter pr
t,tge bI2 Tbn bra,,., oi I'm l'a'f
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en- tie flth " Indians haying been seen a
+, M the lyri from the s,h up to Inc In.
IT.. lhe .eue.1l oH3'on tat Tue aa5't III ~,
WI mn t,f,.st M tllv truce uos existIag, MT
s,,,. any vfcet on the course TIE Indians vii
aursne IA relation 10 closing the war, 10y yield
n. themselves up Tor removal.
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&Ghaiaa. deaaa sae Cost.

4 WING been in very delicate health for
IL several months, and icing DESTROYS OF
removing 10 more Southern climate for lis res
toraion, have determined to sell out lmmedi.
aieIF, my whole stock OF Diy Goods. Groceries.
HdFGwate, Cutlery, Shoes. Hats. &c. g.
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tia, the black hal Upwards Of cioin hi' Tos'e,s-
ion. and could have raised 500 more nom tht
,dle OF The norse aud cart
Iury are both held IN custody olthe Tailor
the gl5i until shp rsn lad a conveyance hont, q
The Ierro asa runaway, subject 10 the order Q.
his owner. The horse and cart are also taken car
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-06


SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Nv the shin Tennessee, Capt. Madison.
we have received English paper, TO The lSth
January.
Tn Errr.-The Journal Of Havre OF January
6fh mentions the reported loss oil this snip anu
+ lt,credIt, it, THIS /, the same date with tht
number Of Lloyd's Lii which contains The an
1aouueeuent Il erloss. We fad nothing eIst
/ on the subject.
LosDoY, Jan. &c (EyrNNo.) German paper
Ito The Itfl in t. announc" the death OF HI Roy
/ n IlIghness Duke William Of B4yaria, on the
| oh instant, in the S5th year OF his age.
/ The Ere ch mail, which arrived in London
m Saturday. brought intelligence Of the fall o
| Esiella into The hands Of the Queen, troop:
Her most faitfu Majesty the Queen OF Por-
fusaI has issued decreee Tor the abolition oil tue
Infamous traifit IN slaves Throughout her domnl-
ms The decree is founded upon a report Oh
the ministers Of the Belem in>urTecaon, aud
hear, date the 10Th OF December, 1886.
lie regret 10 learn that the latest pa ketS
from New York bring countermands TO the prln
cipal orders now under execution Tor Tie Ameri
can houses ia this town. This decision, on the
mart of the correspondents in the Cnned States,
| has been considered prudent from the great dli-
6cuIry to which the Amerlcan houses are subject
IN Obtaining money wherewth to meet their ac-
oentances. Birmineham Adrertiser.
FRANCE.
Iron, the Times ofMel7h.
The PARIS papers of Sunday, with letters
from several of our foreign spondents. have
reached Us, bat they contain no foreign news oi
importance The domestic matter III them Is
however, Of considerable interest.
The dlsapfonimeuto i The public at the cold
land Gather abrupt termination Of the proceed.
ing, in the Chamber OF Deputies ON Saturday
rper9ctine the Spy CunseiI Is apparent in the
journals Of Sunday. Those Of them that had
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-25

Macy Commissioners ODce,
January 2, 1887.
Sir la obedience 10 n resolution Of
the Senate of the United States. passed
Oh the 25;h June, 1896, TO the following
effect, viz Resolrcd, That the Com
mis,iolcrs Of the Navy Board be and are
hereby authorized and directed to report
to the next session of Congress, a plan
for navy establishment in the waters Of
the Nafragansett bay, Rhode Island,
with all such works, and at such points
as are proper therefor, to make II one Of
the principal naval establishments Of the
United States, and also to report an es.
innate ofthe expenses thereof: Prouided,
That said Commissioners shall be Of
opinion that such naval establishment is
necessary and expedent," the Board of
Navy Commissioners have the honor,
respectfully, to report, that having care
fully considered the advantages and de.
fects Of the existing naval establishments,
aad their ability to meet the present and
probable future wants of the navy of the
United States, they arrived at the con.
clusion that it was expedIent aud desira.
bic to provide an additional establishment
rn Il port which should posses, greater
advantages as port of rendezvous for
cruising vessels, aud particularly with re.
ference to the advantageous employment
of such force in a state of war.
Having arrived at this conclusion, they
C.r In tttatr Tho
relative advantages Of the waters Of
Narragansett bay al other unoccupicd
positions for SUI, port Of rendezvous,
and respectfully .jpor, as their opinion,
that the wateIs of Nafraganseu bay pos
sess greater natural advantages than any
other unoccupied position uPon the coasts
oftho United States and that Il is exped.
lent TO purchase at such point as future
examinations may determine to be most
advantageous, sufficien, land for the pur.
poses ofn port Of rendezvous, AID for
more general and extensive establish.
meni, if such extended establishment
should b. deemed advisable, at some fu.
iure period.
But whilst the Board suggest these
arrangements, they would further res
pectfully express the option that, until
experience shall demonstrate the necessity
for n more general establishment, the
expenditures fG1uld be limited 10 the
purchase &c tis necessary land. and TO
the erection ofsuch works only as may
be deemed necessary TO supply the wants
Of, or to give temporary repairs to crnis,
ing vessels.
The current and i,dispeDSab,s bust.
ness NJ ,h~ir ofics preyec,ed The Board
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-25

ted, and with them the interests of the la
boring class, in New-Eugland especially.
J allude more particularly TO the Cotton
Manufacturer The operation of the pres
ent Tariff System upon that class is not
generally understood. IL is supposed be-
cause they can command the market for the
coarse, heavy and cheap manufactures that
they have nothing at stake. This is not the
case. No cotton goods are now brought into
this country without paying at least eight
cents the square yard duty,-and still prints,
which sell as low as fifteen cents, are very
freely imported. Upon these duty of at
least six cents the yard is paid. Similar
prints are furnished by our calico printers,
from fabric for which they pay the man
ufac,urer from eight to ten cents. Adopt
the measure proposed by Mr.. Cambrelng,
and in eighteen months the duties on such
goods will be reduced to two cents. Thus
the foreign manufacturer will be able TO sell
his goods in this market at four cents less
the yard,-those that now sell for fifteen
cents he can sell for eleven, and the cheap
er article at greater reduction. Now if
this reduction is TO be wholly made by the
manufacturer it will reduce his goods to lit
tie more than the cotton costs. If the re-
duc,ion is TO be- made equally between the
printer and manufacturer they must both
procure their labor at n much lower rate
than II has ever yet been obtained, to ena-
bic them to continue their business. But
the more probable effect will be that the
printer will have to discontinue his business,
and Of course, some three fourtIis of the Ia
borers employed in manufacturing, ami
three fonrths of the spindles will be thrown
out Of employ. Certain il is there will not
be employment for all the spindles in max
ing the coarse fabrics which are only used
in the Southern States. apprehend the
operation will be similar upon the manu-
fucturer of Wool and Iron."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-25
Reported for the Journal of Commerce

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET Jan l6,
At maket 100 head of Beef Cattle, GO mich Cows
and 400 Sheep.
Prices and remarks-The quality Of the Beef
was very good, but the demand was not so animatd
as last week, only GOO head were taken at from
81 TO Sll, average 50.
Mich CowS-The demand continues fair and
the market well supplied, 80 were taken at from
35 to Si5
Shcep-The demand was limited, the last weeks
pric fully maintained, nearly all sold at from %
TO 80 80, and few very good at sc.
Hay-The supply for the last week was large.
Sales by the load at Ssl 10 | 81 per 100 lbs
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nR. % sAYNEs' ISDIAN ExPEc--


NJ TORANr is recommended rs decidedly al
perisr 10 any otLti Nnown combination Of medicine
Tor Coughs Coids inaacnza, Consumption Astt
ma. Splitting of Blood, Yoarsencss Diuicni,y 81
Breathing Whooping Coryh. Pains and wr,kns.,
,.f the breast aud all discase OF TIE Pulmonary cr
gsrs.
IN. medicine is highly ana nIsi)y recommended.
by nu Yerous and respectable individuals, who hars
found T. iief from its use Many who suvc been Ia
boring al, der protracted coughs and pitts in the
breast, aat have bsen happily restored 20 periec'
health by tbs use ufthis valuable expeciorssft Tho
following i. d emsa sufficient for insertion here.
( From the Re, e.. G. p. Crosby, late agent Of ttp
American Beptst.
Now York. Jane IJiI, 1886.
To DR.. D Jayne,
Dear Sir:-I have made NE of the Ird,nu rSpec.
,oran personally and IN my family; for the ssl six
years with grea, veneI Indeed I may sSnsihsr
my lie prolonged by the uss of this invaluable medl
cine under the blessc e of God for several years. !.
may say almost ~ much la the ease of my WIFE. ami
ais Of the Rev Mr.. rnsnn of the island OF JapIaica..
For all cases at Corgh, inflammation OF the Cheu..
I.uugs and Throat, do most uahe e-iatDgly rcsm.
mend this as the best medicine have ever tried
NV earncs, wish Is ii II others afflicted us have
been may experience The same relief, which Az,
persuaded they will by using tEe Indian Expce'".
rant. T.. C. =. CROSBk.
n. y. Many of my neishbors, On my recomncr-
iaon have tired this uedlcne with uniform
DIR. Hamilton, of 81. James, SoGi Garons. wv,
greatly affected by cough, honrscaess, aud soslfss.
NJ the lungs aud on using bottle si this medicIps
found immediate md permanent rslief.
Sold by DIR. II. II HAZARD,
fgent Tor NEwrcnT.
And by Z. p. Mason, Providence, ard At " ho!o.
sale 81 Retail by A. b. o. ID. sand, No 100 Fulton.
corner of VIM. street, New York.
narO
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BRIGHTON MARKEr-MoSp,r, Jan Q

(Reported for the Boston Advertiser aud Patriot }
At Market, AS Beef Cattle, and $50 Sheep. about
40 beef Cattle unsold
PRicEs.-Beef Cattle-I.ast weeks prices were
fully supported, We quote the same without any
variation, viz few extra taken at 81 - 7 50
first quality at 6 70 a 81 second quality at 6 a 6
so; and third quality at 4 10 a 8 rs.
Sheep-Lots were taken al the following prices,
viz 80, -, 75 -, 50, and Sc
Swine-none at market worth reporting.