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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10

rr %' ; Sa" 's. ', sR'a E at '"s
Sprng I'LL, three Years old against the get OF
Horse III the mon. over the Farmers Course.
HENRY l. ROSE.
nEprGlsEE.
Spring Hill was got by the celebrated American
running horse Old Sir Arehy, out of the celebrated
running mar Miss Munro. who BY the import
ed horse pfecipitatc grand dam Sting, by the import
ed horse Doncdc, : { dam Cades, by Woumleys
Ming llefod' & G 8 dam Primrose, by the imported
horse Dove, { gran dam Stella, by Imported
horse othello, s : gran dam Col. Taskcr's I'M
ported horse SAUNA, daughter OF the Godolphin
arabian. tScc Edgat's Stud Book, page l76)
To begin with Spring Hills stock and trace it
down, il runs thus
lst, Imp mare Salima let to h Otheo brought
mare Stella
2nd, Stella let to Il Dove, brough, mare Prim-
3rd Primrosc,to Wormey's King llcrod, brought
mare Cadc>
ith cadcs, let to / Ii Diomcde, brought mare
Sting;
9Th, Sting, let To Precipitatc brought Miss Mum
9th, Miss Munro, let to Sir Arch>, brought SrR,No
HIT.
Hence, II will be seen that Spring ll traces
back 10 more imported horses and mares of fine cha
ractcr, than any other bloodcd horse now living in
the United States.
Copy ofalencr from, Ma. KcndaH, proprietor Of tic
hcadaR Course, IN he SHbnrbS IF baltimore
BALTIMORE, January -, 1896.
M Hcarg Bro,cn, Jr.
SIR--l am in the receipt of yours Oh the subject
of nv r,ilv by Col. Aliens Spring Hill She is beau
tiful beyond conception, about years old, about five
feet blood b!v her form perfect symmetry itself.
have always held her 10 as the finest lilly ol her age
gave hcra slie ht training las; TALL and run
her single mile quite fat agast Sin Charles colt Ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10
y u Rim IL Hill. -,

N1 : n 4 nc II 7.
81 WILL stand this SPRING Il, ~,
Gf u IN Plantation, mile from amherst
S{f~-K TX Courthouse.
si.2...A&aa u | also propose 10 run the get of
Spring HILL at three years old against the get OF an,
Horse III the Unlon over the Farmers Course.
HENRY ROSE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10

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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-22
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AND
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Section s. BE e fnrEhey enacted. That
the said bonds may Sc transferable BY the
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18

FOflCE.
Second .H,y,t.rturI;yy


.Har,fa4, .4pal l7th
Mira Margaret li.rt, Tippcrary dame, Excess
Iyeiy tnnd pt the cratuf, has been often accom-,
modated with lodgings, &c CO npnssionate watch
picking herout iro:l many al uncHnt 'rtahlf gil l.
ier--reicased this ,inc, although frequently be-
fore sentenced, unon her promise to procure 70
herself less exposed lodgingt
Traverse, arr s.ed for administering to his Wife.
wants, in the shape of a beating, boaad TO keel,
pcece in 500
Ford, accused of setting fire ID a tlt boat. This
gentleman was late an nccuPnnt of the prntentia
rye. committed Tor further exa,h inatiou.
J. g. Perry-Ihis q n,lcman, who was arrested
on Saturday for assaul,ing and attempting TO draw
aaBowie knife upon one OF hr Police officers, h ad
his examination to-day. Tho evidence went
clearly to prove the facts, to wit: that three %:
the Police entered Richardson's hntel, and that
one of them there assaulted by Perry, that
" ithout any provo cation, he attempted 10 draw Il
Bowie nie or pistol, both Of which were found
upon his person. ganst one Of the nli Gers, I'll at
he was in consequence arrested. The honorable
the Recorder, nevertheless, released him wilhou t
ever requiring him give security to.k 81 the
peace; and sccand charge, tina, of CARRYING :
ceaed weapons, his honor decided tlat il w..s moi
criminal offence, but civil nc tiun for the re-
royery ola isr, and received himself the State
fme imposed ii such casts Vi the Inv, of fiiiy
dollars.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18

The slip Oc"nre, from Liverpool, whence size
sailed the i4'h Of March, arrived at Philadelphia
ON the o'h nstan', bringing dn'es from England
two days later than the Shrfirld The Times Of
thc ilth state that the measures taken bv the
'nd discount hr"k ers being re!icvN bv accom-
tn"'a''"hs in the bank. The effects have not vet
cen very great on the money market. The pur-
chases of raw and manufactured produce we're
larger for the preceding week than for u month in
the last three months. The Liverpool Albion of
the 18th, says that no distinguishing feature of
alarm had taken place M TO that, tie. Not a
word about cotton by this arrival. The ministers
lad been defeated ty n vote of 40 10 49, on oues
lion of leave to bring in bill to repeal IA clause of
the reform act.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18
MONEY MARKET--CITY

W.
The gross of failures this city, esti
considerably 100 millions In the end tbs deficit
will be fifty millions if the property existence be
sold ut the most fvorab Here then have credit
capital whose entirely upon and
of psoPe Does not this fact speak volumes against the
by which have heen building II
is deceitiu ground which have been operating We
find it giving beneath feet, involving all Tho
have rested their faith upon its soty general
Time will to that credit capital has been the
of al msforunes, and that
progress if she depends upon As the
from abroad shall this point The only remedy
that rcsains for is abolish the of credits
T. the falling of actual capital the only
of commercial prosperity.
The bills of the banking house of Yeatman Woods nd Co.
hear protested yesterday this Bank OF Louisiana
This will CRATE great distress with the holders of their paper
this -ity though that the IN circulation is
not large The be experienced i'll be felt in
Tennessee, if the house has failed
report is in that the has issued
Treasury order calling upon tho Deposite Banks send
the of the public in their vaults Washing
We should be surp Used if it the The
party he guilty of the groest the
people, and they will Huzza But opne such order
would make Washington too hot to hold Mr. Van Buren,
.NOMs
Nothing doing in Cotton. In ouce tn. sales limited
Mackerei, $II 25 Lard 10 Sets Corn As cts Hams cts
Mess Pork $40; G Salt 81 Is per sack.
Three of the list Municipality banks have last
with notice, thst they II their debtors till
f Why do they not assist the solvent merchant There
nc field open fer tbs exercise Of their usefulness Let all
the banks Alas how battle without a-&l 0
bspks bnFs been tiks tRs ten foolish virgins
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18

Boston an! Canada in the spring of 1914, waged
financial war Of great fsrceness up,n the New
y"rk, Philadelphia and Albany banks. Foreign
goods came into the Unan through those source. j,
and they were compelled to have s9crie in order
I" pay the aance agains, them. This war broke
up all trade between the North east and middle
states. On Bis. Of Angus, 1914 the banks at Phla-
d.lph,a as the ul'lmaium, annuunced in body a.
general Suspension ofTece payments TIL after the
war. The New York banks follow ID suite on the
LIST September; the Albany on the 81, and the
Mary land and Virginia Banks about the middle Of
the same mnnth. What was the csHss Guence !!
Bank paper BEGAN at once exrhangeahlo for
goods, debts, properly and real estate. M, being
useful for the arts gold and silver are, its in
trnsic value fell from 10 90 per cent below that
of the precious metals. The ditIic ul,ics in the
commercial world were a, once removed Every
body tonk nank paper as n measure Of value.
Money became abundan, for the wants Of the
community, and III, couatry was preserved from
further ruin. ii will be remembered that tn,
Boston banks continued 10 pay specie, but they
ruined their merchants and destroyed commerce.
II England continues t, drainus of specie ms sh.
has already began To do, what alternative have
the banks OF the present day! Will they can.
,inue TO pay spec!e'ior their paper, or will they
suspend! This important question will be dc.
cidedby the LIST Of Juy
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18

Really, it would seem as ii Alto had been let
Loose from her abode TO torment the people nf this
Municipality. Size has poured out upon the hea DIS
nfour devoted citizens the Walls of discord and
Tendency crime. I.ahoring on one side, under
the direful sffccs Of commercial revelation ,'la,
has shaken the fabric Of society To its centre, we
are attacked on the other BY an unspeakablc ina
bity in tho a.minislra ion Of Justice from tic
criminal court down To the court Of Pe-poudre or
that Of our own Recorder. Fellow ciiizens, in
times Of CO nmercial distress, when mems minds
are cccnpicd with the al.rng rossing consideration
OF self-preservation, you will always find crime in
every shape To lft her head t" heaven and stalk
on Garth with an nsuff-r.'',-c imrudenec Tli-
is our present condition. Loafers, gamblers, in"
cenGiarics, thieves, pickpocketa, hIacklcgs, and
nnprincpled wretches Prowl about our streets
! seeking whom and wha, they may de your. OF
late their outrages have become in sufferabic in
every municipality but this. Our police have fer
retted out these pests of peaceahle snciety, and
tua,ci by laudabe zeal in executing faithfully
the duties assigned them. have been highly sue
cessful in arres'iny them in their higa-handed and
| dangerous carear. When every good cuzon
thought tina, he could live at least secure in these
limits from the attacks of these violors Of srdc
aud law when he prdcd himself or the efficiency
| "i The police f,hs municipal government, what
Think you has happened! The Recorder him sell,
either through weak ness, ignorance Of the laws
"f the S,ate, has given dso:si N in the case Of
G. Perry thai com lc,ey parai,zas inc au,aori,,
! al ."e rolfce, subjects them TO irsul, from every
sc"undrcl that infests large cities withou, thu
means Of protecting then,sevcs,o pcncd the door to
crime OF every description, and actually offered
| high bounty for transsressi"n Of the lazy and tn.
commission of offences. Arc safe, can we b..
safe under such state Of things1 Read the Po-
| lice report for facts that will s,arle YOU. What
| is 10 he done? Fellow citizens, we demand Of
YOU what is to he done! Will you fold your arm ;.
81. siill, and calmly witness tho ma jesty Of tn,
aw hourly violated by the hundreds Of warrants,
municipality Will yon be silent, while vnur
Recorder, Ivy his c3lranrdinar; and unhe card of de-
4 ciaons lets lnosa upon society Tho finds tina, your
net ard vi2ilant police, from imr to lime, ma.
arrest! No. Yonw not. Your character, your
| interests forbid such a suppo-iton. What then
| will you do2 Call meeting Of yourselves. Elk
press you, will in way tina, your servant,
cannot misunderstood. Speak out plainly
Say that the peace Of society shall be preserved
II ynur servants entrusted with the administration
If the law fail TO do their duty, either through
personal fear, Ignorance, or any other cause, take
the law into your own hands, and drive out VI e
arn,is all the pests that now disturb society. 1t
US have guile msAiin".
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18
Nautical Intelligence.

HOME PORTS.
Al New York sth April arrived Commcrcs 20 days
Rapid, Is days hence.
At rhiladelphia 7,h April cleared Amelia, he-l
rived Roanoke, hence 20 days.
At New Haven 18th April arrived Hanford, hence
At Boston tn April up Transit, hence.-6th arrived
Nectar hepce,th rived Zealand, Victor Edward o ren
henceCleared Ohio, hther tn April Rosario hence; Black
Hawk hence; Swift, Sure hence.
At Baltimore 7h April arrived Aramantha hence 10th cid
Pilgrim, hithsr
AtClareston 9th April, arrived Eagle, hence days.
AtNorok Sd April, arrived Edward hence for Alexandria;
arrived Neptune, for Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
At Havre March 18th, Gloucester, for New Orleans Goth
March Nimrod hence disc Ruhcon, do do Calico do do
John Hail. 40. do George do do; Lorena do do Caedo-
MIA and Emperor do do Salem arrived til March, hence;
Grotus do. do Talma for New Orleans 18th March Sailed
5th March hither Olympia Russell and VIM Eng; the It'll
Antioch, and Cumberland hithor.
At Marsees 18th February sailed Scrus hither Sd Marcs
Denmark hither 10 days. Carssa Andrews in days
{ y the Oconee.)
At Liverpool 18th March, Tallahassee, Meary for New
leans uncertain.
SPOKEN.
April lat long H. Emily hence for Boston; 9th Feb.
ruay lat 90 ong 7sa Columbus 10 days hence for Lpoo
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18

LATTE, the beautiful dram, of L,i tie, was re-
pcated last evening for the benefit Of Mr. and Mrs
Barnes, to- brilliant, full and fashionable housc
1t went of with great rca, with the exception
y! some 'rilfui mistakes in changing the scenes,
tho fault of The officer of that department. Mis-
Charlotte Barnes was more interesting than ever
AS Theodore. Her epilosue was en,Eusiastica ly
received. Pearson was qnls Ut hume in Lai,,e,
and did full justice to the part. d, bar was cx-
celen, as Martinez Indeed ~very one engaged
deserve the highest credit The Barnes we per
ceive, have yielded tht If nights TO the inimitable
Celeste. Their II appearance will be hailed with
pleasure by Sle l. vcrs of the drnma
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18

scheme is on foot in New York. to olser up
The system Of credi, by applying to the Leyi stature
for loan OF the faith of the state to the CITY
"aaks for 20 years, in bonds to the amount of 10
millions, at 6 per cen, interest, which should be
considered addition to their capital to dis
count upon. If they grant the prayer it would he
only another attempt to ias,en upon the country
the old and odious monopoly in commerce that
has brough, upon us the present ruin. There are
no hopes however that it will obtain countcnanca
o'hsrs talk of snspending specie payments
Such mcasare will al once relieve the money
market.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18

Great commoion was caused in Wall street
about p. M. on the 10Th, by Il runor that a
Treasury draft was hanging some one of the
Banks for specie. Nothing will ever step the head
strong course of the parry in power hu. an unde-
niable expression of the popular will. Blu, tina.
will is so BIASED, that it think for itself
We saau,d not be surprised to hear by the next
mail, Of the New York Banks having suspended
specie payments. A croesus with the mines % I
Po,os, could not withstand the rain from, abroad
and from oar own Government too.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18

To the Editor If the True American.
In grove Of Als2nolia aud live Oak, by the
ride of small crack, thrc. quarters OF mile from
the centre OF business. in the beautiful and i'm
proving little emporium of Alabama, the city OF
Mobile, tsnw hast week, tho works which arc to
give light to re city and its innal,,ants ifhey
have been e"mnenced upon liberal scale,-t,e
arst section ef the works, as was informed by
the polite su2erintend.'n', being capable Of sup.
plying 1000 lights. Theresare about two miles oil
pipes already laid, and what is more cxtraor
binary, although the idea of lighting Mobile with
Gas, was only entertained by Mr.. Caldwell in
September last, and he did not comm ence Ill De.
eeia'cr, Iawas assured that the first light won ID
be given at the beginning Of May. Go on MIR
Caldwell. Such activity aud usefulness will gai,
y"u more lasting fame than the intr educton of
hundred Italian Operas, aye, and more profit too
A CITIZEN OF NEW ORLEANS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18

Many solvent houses in New York, with de-
posltes in bank To the amount Of as 1000, are pr.
pairing to wind up and stop business. They &c
n"ihing before them but failure and suspension
When such merchantsn are taking time blythe fore
lock, 1t is sure sign that the ming troubles ar,
OF II" minor import. Every indication tyaches III
thu, The commercial! cdfce. To stand the test a
time, must have for its foundations real ,ceaith,
no, the decaying rubbish of public and private
Celeste apHe'rs tonight IN La ,yalcre. After
r"np'ng rich harves, in Mobile she returns to de-
ight US Two or three nj sh,s mare. Would ".
could have her with us always.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18

The Packet ship Sally, Lewis, arrived a, New
y ork on the 9th instant, from iIavrc, whence she
sailed on the lI,h March. The money marke,
was very tight in France Cotton had gone down
IN" ceniimts, and was dull. The Suly truuuh,
out 100000 francs in gold, part of the indemnify
Mtssrs Wells Il Green, of Paris, have issued Il
CIRCULAR, stating that no order would be received
IS them. unless accompa led by lhe funds Cot
lee Is ssiia. "A: dropping prices. During the eighl
days previous 4" the 7ih, 1889 bales Nsw O.lcl n,
roi"n had been sold at 1851. 10 l36f On The o,aer
ifand, $50 bales United States sottons had Ject
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18

The Jury have been discharged in Rathbun,s
case Seven were FOR consic,ins aud five for ac-
quitting. So we go. Justice in this land Of uurs
is but mackery A poor devil who had forged
note for ten dollars, would have been sent to pris-
on for life, while the rich man and powerful, M lay
rob the banks, and forge for what amount lie
plcases without finding jury with mora courage
enough to condemn him.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18

Van Burenisn is gong ansal in Connecticut
The party have elected their whole State sick ct.
They have .arred fourteen Of the twenty ona
Senators, and have maj,ri,y of fortyf four in the
lower house. Every one Of tho me hers Of "a
gress reelected s, much for M. Van
barcn's illimitable control over tho money Of the
nation! We shall sec still nsre extraordinary re.
suits, az the elections come or IN other states
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18

The Commercial Herald of Philadelphia has an
exc'llen, article on the proprety of paying small
3e0'' promptly IN these squally timcs We might
add, that II is the duty of every to prosc, his
o'ots OF pleasure as well as those of necessity
Fail who may, we consider all debts cpntracieL in
prosperity for ones own individual and family
wants, to be sacred; whether they be for the SUP.
ply ut meat or for ii box AT the Opera.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18

Mr.. Noah says that wir has besn wlgel
against the merchants ever since Jackson c,me
into power This is true, buff the marchants
ad necn false TO the nsa'vss, tho present dis
Isters could never have occurred. They seized
ap,u the bounty off rod by cunning government
to overtrading, and ere ,hsy ware aware of their
error, found themselves in tho trap pnrp ,sey sat
for them. Tho hypocrisy aud wicked dssi 5ns o.
General Jackson's government deserving OF
the most punish nent, If it could he brnaghI to
bear upon such fathless servnnts;-'ut the mar.
chants owe their des ructinn 70 their want of fore
sight and prudence in gr,spny at the glilterns
prize held on, by the Tennessee Jndas.
United States Bank s'nrcs at New York tn.
10th, closed at ll5.: Wick sburg do II: Delaware
and Hudson do IS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18
ceivcd nj the Office.

Countelfei half dnars, heariuq tho dates of
1884 and 1887, are in circulation in New York
Let us be on The look out here. They said to
he well executed. The provers should now be-
"fee! well before you leap"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18

Rents are Gaming down i'll Ncw York. 4 hnus
n Frank fort stree, was rented oR tho 7ih iustan
or $500 dollars, far which tie e~nrr refused a..
six weeks ago. How long Lef"re they will com,
lown in New Orleans? Will the sserui4.ofs sri!
ontihne 10 grind the faces uf the cntcrsrisinp
We hope IRE Ling 10 give the New Workers rquall,
.ood ne~s lf'm :his city. Things must come d.w,
20 living prices, so soon us tlr .yranls oil he
5uerciaI kingdom are d.lmsrd
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18

Money was sr,!l scarce in New York up TO the
10Th, though the d. n1n was nquite 50 pres
ing. Men under continual adversely hsco {
su'lcn and do no, even seek far that which Won Id
relieve them fro distress, when all their eff ,r's
a"wcver we'll directed, are dosn I'd to be paralyzed
b. disa ppoist ment.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18

The City Bank teeirs this day to issuc go day
Post notes. We uniers,and tina, the best 60 day
paper will be received in exchange for them.
The other banks had hclier follow suit at once,
lest they be distanced. -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18

On the evening of the 9th inst. Mr.. Pierpnn,'s
church in Boston, (Eiollis street,) was struck b,
lightning. The stecpe was burnt to he belfrey
where the fire cxtinguishcd
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18
cow VI Il RCi NJ.
TMEATRE-sr. CHARLES,

Tho Director has the honor of announcing, for three
In presenting this Lad, to the public Of New Orleans
this occasion, the Director bcgs ~ state that Mile
CELESTE. from unavoidable circumstances una
he :" play the number a s stipulated in The ORR
engagements would admr"fher remaining few DAYS in
New OtieaEs he feels the highest qualification in
,lecring her pledge, and cnce appearing before
her liberal patrons.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18

Inc Boston folks are beginning to complain of
the t'n.s', and the Richmond people are CRYING
out lorheip. D9n't loA- ,hi. way, gentlemen.
We cart help ourselves, so Aecced have we
Aten by tho government. schemes, the s2rc uators
AND real estate Iactnrs for the last fiYe Years
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18

Read Papansi's LITTER. The structures in the
article alluded I" were extremely ungenerous.
they were unfair and not in good taste. As
son.sircss she has good style, and executes
with great feeling. Every disintercsed auditor
cannot fail to b. pleased with her. We are glad
to see tina. she is yet to charm us with h~r swet,
and delicate voice in some one of the New OJcras
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18
10 SlGRTcsssNfatA cas1lss

BoH the Sale If Trade is TOO grncral. We
should liz 70 have an inerv,rw,
MERCHANT, IN the abuses Of Banking will ap-
pear in our next.
We thank l. for his Information relative to the
late failures. Wall he be more particular in his
next!-satc the amounts, names, &c.
Communications for the True American re-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18

The P'ople,s Bank a, Patterson N. j., has been
run upon for specie for several days, but the de-
mand was promptly met. II is said to be the
suuidcst Institution in HE State :.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18

Ar,har Ta?pan has not failed as reported The
nesrophiie is up to his ears in ub~lit>n schcm es
and anal gam alton prac tees. sr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18

The amount OF importation of China into Rich
m"nd is $6),0oo-a year. Truly, tho little city O
i1cnrico promises we'll.