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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

1t appears that the suspension Of specie
payments began in the South, and first with
the Deposite Bank at Natchez, ON Treasury
draft
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03

June 81 le37.-tdtd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-03
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49, fzsaslaorted.)

Eutracts from DR.. .Me1ritt's letter
ME, dated May End, 1887;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03
LOOK HERE,
STILL CHE.SYsEX!yy

'U'lif. subse fbrt has hand between IN and
S5oooo worth al GOODS and FRANKLY M,
hn""lcdges that lac is compelled To have ,uon,, Ia,
apaltoi them. Therefore he will sell :, po,,,on ,I
th'in II not the whole, cheaper dian the, w,,,
known I" be Persons wishing Ia bu, had brt,,
call and suppl, themselves rs no innb, !, ru,,,,a,
cd mat goods viii br higher but uercS,iI, knows
u" law. Therefore the, must he sold even NJ tb,
following nHCqadittd iou pf,e,a.
Ct, extra snperiine blue aud hla,k tlo,h, ~ ,nl,
splendid,
Extra supe,hnc blu, hlacL and eolo,cd t,o,L. =,
: I and -.
Red suprrinc French Printed amb,,cs. all eo,o,s
Ut =. ol ~
Ne" si,'e and beautiful plaid ropns. n III ctS.
loo d"z ianA handkerchief, will he sold ,r,,
cheap.
hrautlul allcotS N Il to n ctg.
''""d Ia" priced ddto,M 10 el-.
>looen worth ni Sllk, and : aI,. AT .,,,, ,.
tlo0, ,ety low,
\ few >pl, ndd - r.lucd Nn.,n. l,,, u, h..=,,.l
~ cts. " "
\ lr" very lmnd>omc dutn. at=o5cls
lie" patterns beautiful Printed l.aNi4 \, n c,s
large assortment at Inc brown French / ,n.,s ,
/ Ia =.
Bct"ren \. 400 ,md 300 worth Of s,,,,,,,a
French worked tape> aud Collar. ,no,e diam
ehrap.
Mud man, Other nood.. which " III be aid so h,,
a t" pay the purchase Il Iapac per cent. e,,n !,
bu,ine for anothc, wear. Purchaser, ave ,,.nrr, rim,
" invited l" call and ,Nanlnc, aud let the n.ads
sI'cal, for themselves. f. H. ESrI2~
IuI> :
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03
toMMuNIr Arrn.
COMMUNICATED.
a. TIE CHILDREN. THE CHILDREN

lid iot,h sbetrtd Firer''
I"-morto" morning, shall BE- permitted Ia
gaze upon 1hd adnite the ling procession ri sun
d"N school children, rs with livel, steps and smiling
iaers, the, will mlreh through our streets with tb,,
neat banners. Ia the house of woishin wb,,, ,rne
rahle aud unwaserng advocate OF SUNDAY Srbool>
viii tell them something OF thcn county, past ms
tory.
How perfectly proper such a ceebtaliun-hou
suitable 10 tell children the good deeds of unf
fathers that tho, ma, tell them TO their ehldtcn
aud thus, through generations TO come, down 10 the
ehd oi swiftly passing time. the great principles and
history OF the American Revolutions with It's thrilling,
sou-trN'hg circumstances, shall be kept alive IN the
ooSomS oi each successive generation, creating
CT eeaSng stimulus TO preserve the principles aud the
glory III our country.
The rur lover oi his country eau but feel A deep
interest IN those who mar, hug M. with quick
step to supply the vacancies made b, the demise ot
then fathers, and Ia eouttol the ailars of this great
ana growing nation. The rising generation NAV be
euedthe seed ol the nltlnnthC hupe OF the nation.
As lis principles formed 50 will the, bo likel, 10
continue. When par,uts, guardians aud friends nov
III heiig, shall have lett the management o TIN. IA
ton Ia the wisdom the loll> OF thu generation
Should We be favored with pleasant lnurnin g
the Sunda, School procession will present a sipht
interesting and nuly beautiful Foul on 1--WE hundred
Iore, children, with thciI teachers &c. will eon,t-
tute "A procession quite imposing. But the great
though, is this. All these youths are from sabbath tn
s"bbtl Instructed lhthc principles oi our hol, ieigio
-princrlcs which will not onl, he ,antapconS Ia
them here aud hereafter lnd> lduall, but III consti
tutc the surcst safeguard We can secure ia human
iEtnds) 10 our count, 5 future good.
There a,e some children IN onf Sunla, schools
who receive other cducaiion-trrc are some " ho
attend that mrNcty poor, bun there are more who
might he connected "nh our SUNDAY Schools II We
had means /" elothe thcn-mau> have hut luc mo
raj or religious Influence operating upon them bun
thai Which Is cNcrtcd h, the Suuda, School.
lnorler Ia sustain our SUNDAY Schools, the friends
OF that institution will be called upon to ontrhute
As literally rs possible the occasion AT the ,uur>
OF To the doofhrerris n an, time during the da,
DAY following.
W ntesrl money may BIZ collected, will, litter pay
M some expenses ot thr celebrations be IA, ldtt y
qually amoue the School, which unite ia the
celebration. Last year thr friends gave AHb-
1aaitoi e,idcncc al lhrir regard tol SUNDAY
Schools ina hhcIaI contributions, Whlchua~ tlImhha
" received b, 1t least one
y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03

TUE subscriber will, FOR the purpose Of reducing
i his assortment, whichis very large, offer
at auction in Iynclibnrg on FRIDAY The IiM July
Heff his entire stock Of CARRIAGES, that may
remain uusod At that time consisting. OF Coaces er
fashionable FAMILY CARRIAGES. OF various
qualities and finish | aud horse cxtcnsiorl-top
Baronchcs Buccies with excellent leather tops
Snlkics; Carryalls upon etpiic springs. &c.
These articles were manufactured some AT the
Nurh by the most approved Manufacturers, aud
so,uc Ivy the subscriber aud the public may rest ASST
red that, unlike Pndat nzofs, they were made, for
something than mcreyto SELL Il that hey would
he IN market but Tor the cxigency Of the times.
THIS being the first, Is IN all probability the last time.
III which 50 greai u number may be offered ia the
public by way nf auctipn, aud the time fot per-
sons To supply themselves. who really in want,
Tcrms--G months credit, negotiable notes, satisse-
tor,ly endorsed. SAM'I.. AlRES. :,
l." Sale to be conducted by Messrs. Payne n
Turner, Auctonccfs.
June - htds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03

n, ,"'a"d.-The Wings in this State have
~. inward Joseph l.. Tillinghast and Robert
's candidates for the next Congress. The
's' Dn'ce j. Pcarce and VIM. SpraSuc'
u a'"naled by the vaui,cs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03

~ Samuel l.. Southland, Esq. formerly Secfe'a-
~ OF, the Navy, and now distinguished Wing send
n, in Congress from New Jersey, has been elected
,,l,,t of the Morris Canal AID Ranking ComPa-
nv. in New York. recently vacatcdb by the Resignation!
of louis McLane, Esq. who has accepted the lfe'-
ilcncy OF the Baltimore aud OHIO Road Company
Mr. Southard's retirement from the Senate will be
public loss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03

The Texan government has appointed Gen.
Henderson minister plenipotentlary to the
"'reat rltan. He was expected to sail from
9feans about the Goth of June.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03
u,xTIx, WARD a DAVIS,

4 RE now rrcenm gthelr Spring supply OF Staple
i y and Fancy Dry sa:OOds-lIHt>. shoes,
l:rOcerics and Hardware. They respect
FULLY invite their friends and The public generally, 10
g,e fhen, 4 call, pans OF eN.rlion will be
spared to GIVE satisfaction.
April - l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03
NlARlSIAGE.

Married. on the lith inst. by the Rev. " 'll''m ,,
rr, "''. Of Lynchburg, Mr. JAMES F. JonNsoN t"
Miss Srs,x ELLEN, daughter OF Mr. John "l''ch'
h,th nf Bedford.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03
PRESENTATION OF COLoRS.

!, Sland Of Coiors, prepared by a portion OF the
ladies OF Iyuchburg, will presented to me L9"m
hDtg Mechanic 1fWetg on TUESDAY t'e i'l MS va
uh,rb occasion an Addcss will, by request OF the do
no,s. he delvctcdby Nh X. II. Toler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03

me Provincial Parliament Of Upper Cana
|, "'u IN extra session on the 10Th NIT to con
Peo'ency of authorizing the suspension OIL
F9"ients by the Banks of that Province.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03
To i1r. NhOIllas l.. Gaines and La.
cy his ~ i(C

wv
" bl wall he pleased Ia take notice. that " will
I ON Thursday ihr lnfI, Il I, at \u,us, n,>t NJ
ia. I -, nj. -, ', .l,... -. :. , -. -.
~ 49, ~ '''s''' ''"".y'
N'Nh'hN' proceed 10 take ne dispositions ot s,inlty
he read evidence the III
" i,s of ktplt ,lrucuII mo and un,l, c,iu,l in IN.
F., ,,..,,,, s,,.,..i.., ,.,., - 80. - ,,l.. e
:, ~, - ~ % - w,
"'7hh 'o"' III one gu "hth Nn' are liaintlils aNl
Ne are defendants sud III the other, Thomas J..
t,tiurs - pluutiU and Ne li, defendants md II
.l......t,....z N ,,,, n,
- - =. -, H.. a. N = ......,....A
"'''' ''''l' ~ ~ ~. '''' 80 w WI" "'''""s"
nom ddA Ia daN Phihh'd Also, On j fIday mo
lst da, Of Scptr her nc<t, II tie Eaele Ilo-
- u IN ,,.......l "a, al :. a.. a.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03
rot RITZ or 1IIA.

schools
tive ,.on,, a, O'Clock \. NJ. aud o,aanize Them
s,hr, IN the following order: At the head of ,ll,
school will he lhr Superintendent and Officers OF tho
Scboox II, files oi,No. IN, female scholar, in files of
two Zach lass v,lb tha he, in Ms rear. The ,lr.
in he same order. The A,.tors in ,,qr of ,l,.I,
S,l,.o The, y III n,r,b Il, ll,r G,s, p,r.h,t,i,u
tlnicll where lh,,y will be famed INTO prnrc.yop.
IN lIsorlsr l,IIo, ma. al n,s, o',loa, h> Gem
Rode:
ORDER OF pRorESsloN
! fhr or,iur of the Da, with the Reverend Ter.
~
,. School attached to n lreshN terian Chneh
3. Methodist Protestant
Church.
t. Baptist Church
!. lst PRESBYTERIAN Ghueh
.. Methodist Episcopal
fhutrh.
!. President and Board of Managers ollhc Lunch
bug Snndls School ulon.
'rln' Iforcs>oo, ben thus ioimcd uucr the di.
mn : .raaI .trrcrio Wei street.. M Wrs, +. third
street. down Third slcrt the Mclhndlsi Episco.
pal Church. where an address appropriate To the DC
easion will be delivered b, the Rey. William :. Reid
oi the l>t PRESBYTERIAN flulch.
R,.,.i,,,5,,> AT Ue fA0,L
Scho,ls Nos > , and VIII eptcr,, lin, lrii hand
door and Nus ) aud t. n the RIGHT
The Schools VIII II" enhlnr'ed /" the SEATS as
signed them by h'sNi'' p'#'' h'tt'u ana ''h'
llolIi>'
Messfs : Nowll, }. H. Holmes VI. l'anshofne'
" 'I'laih 9o'hP'er an" lie" WIN 'c a. """'
keepers, and a>Sl.n LADIES' Their s"alSv
Seats viii be provided IN the gallery, III the rear ol
HE pulpit, Ion those children not attached I" an,
7"''''' 49, WV '' ~ - %,
and HEY will be attended by MeSs's &c Nelson
'n, ~, '"'" '''H' ~
The front seats IN the gallery VIII be reserved Lon
the thon
lhr basement moor al" ne l'2h' MN" bh'''N 90
ihg III VIII be reserved "' '''e '>'ho'''N'
Orderot ErerctscS.
|. PRAYER bv the Rev. james Mcdonald.
,. Singing h, the hillrrn.
). Address.
!. Singing by The Teacher, and Chlr,n.
,. PRAYER by the Rev Mr.. Walker.
Il. Singing Il" the Choir.
The Schools will then retire. under the care ol
their respective Supcrnrendents.
A collection will be taken up by the doorkeepers at
the doors, Tor the beneit OF the several SCHOOLS.
-.
CIV liz " WILL Ah' 'fLrh"N wv
Inc committee "' arrangements ,'Si"''''''N p.s
''e l" '"'"'e' ','' ', '''''" ''- 's " ~,
en is 'he o,uc' II, "'','" we ''''' " " ~
''f,hca on "es"ny 'n' 'n "a, ., '"? H.. r.,,,,
pfoces," VIII p' '''''''" III '''' W wv = '''''
tio'e' III Tue 'oo"'" "''''
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
/. Mechanic Nullef,
, Band of Music.
+ B,,olutionar, Officers and Soldiers.
A. Orator aud Reader, With Officiating Clergy, in
= b,rou,hc
). Aldermen aud Common Council, members oi
the Coporation Magistrates aud other Csil ON
ce,s nj rown and Adjacent Country IN sections of
,o
e Mini, Officer, of Town and Country, in sec
inn. ID, ,,,o
+" Young wen >"1''', ~ '',l ~, ,h, p,csi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03

y Holster In 81. Loqus.-Mr Webster attend
PUBIC dinner in St. Louis, and, in reply TO COM
''S toast, delivered speech, occupying an
WV iorty minutes.-Several thousand persons
~ have been present, among whom were see
T@dred ladies'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03
REVIEW
or TssE I.s'lssYs Ht. .H.gRHET.
Corrected Nv Richard TXrcc.

t0HRiSSfON MERCHANT
tNhennentioes of passed robaceo.S3 % 10 l. 30
Inferior III Comnon, ; un 10 | 90
Common to good. / no In / 10
Guod Ia lnc / III I, +, IN
''eo Ia me manufacturing, 4 M Ia II III
lags. IA :, > M
ihe quantity Of Tobacco inspecting. has incrca-
srh WITHIN the last week SAY 2ii hhds. passed aud
refused.
| thnk there is somu improvement m p,,,s IN all
descriptions.
Safes OF good shipping average nom 5otosi7s
Flour is dull Al Il u T., II IA
heat, none offering.
Corn, (per barely 1 ~ la -,
Meal, (per bushcl) Wholesale 90 10 u 90
Plaster, tper ton, /, uo Ia 90 ~
lron lpcr toni 100 90 IN ~ oo
Hemp tpcr ton.) 40 90 ol5o Oh
'"'oh " "ho'sa' 30 . Ia 10 10
Clover Seed, mo sales)
Oats. tper bushel) . So Ia u 90
.an, tP'f sachl % 90
Whisky, wholesale. u IS ,o ~ 40
EkEllsNT.
Down the fnrf 80 II To A IN
i inc tNof, - 10 80
faistcr and Iron, (pc, ton.) 5 % Ia o 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03

1t is stated that, IN the State OF New hofh'
'' Hqren party are rapidly dividing Messf ;,
0''se' Marcy, &c. leading one divlsioi'' ant
"rIens, backed by the Loco Focos, the other.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03

~. The od No. of . 4 L9oLer On" has been
received. We shall cndcavof TO P''o'S'' i" '"'
next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03

fooJ y,aSe- 1t the Massachusetts Conference
Of ,he Methodist Episcopal Church, recently held
= No,,,kct $50 ministers in attendance, il was
,e.,I,cd not TO mc,ldc with the Abolition qucs-
ton
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03

y The readers attention will be attracted by
the views of Mr.. j. q. Adams upon public affairs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03

An old lriendlr the country, says. 8" Gop made
the country 'Nan made town
RicLmond Compiler.
The poet Cowpcr said the same thing long before
:. an old friend from the county" was born And,
after ALL deere is no truth the sentiment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03

= The Exploring Expedition has mctwith ano-
N'oy Just as every body supposed 1t was on the
Vt slrtimg. Lieut.. Ta,nalI, who carried Santa
"NeNicoin the Pioneer one OF the vessels built
,~ Exploring squadron, having reported unlavor-
4 "Aer sailing qualities, and Com. Jones. who re
made an experimental cruise having made an
"S' has been appointed to examine into the mat
Until which time the departure of the cxpcdl-
Sf9Sponcd. twill prove, We suspect, splea-
5me.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03
German Boiling Cloths.

Fiji l. assortment of the best .fhCnOF Ger
u man B0lfiMH Ct0fhs, iof sa'e vt P''''S
'.'',. have Nos |, >, 3, A. ), g. 7, :
and Q. on hand. - w. So, !,
Iuly 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03
y or IlE

4 IL persons Indebted 10 the Subscribers, ut tins
place and Al amherst Count House. viii please
come forward anu close their accounts, they Will
be passed OH for collection without further notice.
DlNkLE \ RI MBolGH.
July WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03

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| Tn next sessi"n will commence on Monday, the
nuI, lul, LEI;
Whsn,hr pu,l .,n,l,.s the E,rncl, I,,,,,,.,,,
Ins,,l, III, ,bmr, viii IN all case, he ten Jol,,s
Stndtnlsto b., charged - hetrtoluic from the time
ot thci, entrance only bun ,c,1lr made Ia, all
| scnc, ,<c,n, in c,s,s of scLne,4
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Msntius,Illc. Henry County n, July !.
| ,nri<sNILt.i l,.sny CO., ' H.. ojt Jane, Is.i7.
NJ. ,n,,c,.,rnc1 , no,t,o, AT ia, Trusteru AT ia,
~ .,......I H.. ...I a..
"'''"N''," '' '''' ''- Nv P"','
: Examinations "n th' va INST d''m II dn' In Tie
/ nd nI he -, ib,,t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03

= Trouble is brewin. IN Maine, relative to the
Puted Northwestern Boundary line between the
Mates and Great Britain. One of the Maine sher-
a' been arrested and put in Jail by the British au
niles for encroachng on their alleged territory.
nearly time that this question was settled. II the
""ycrsy had been with Mexico, Spain. or any 9TH
| Rh"clc power whom Gen. Jackson could have
elmto measures, the boundary line would have
run ons ago.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03

I1'' ~
tlS'' "i'' '''a'e say that
Allows l. Anderson
Nj. NIur l.. AhIbo,n
thu. II. All,n.
Nnfl Amt.
Npt. ,in,sl,,J
Na.hlnrto# \ll,,.ou
lhmn \. Allen,
Nm. Il. Andrew
&c. \ll.,la
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S,-Nm. 5l,n,l,,
Cam. Tn. n. la
Miss Snsnn Gol,ue.
Nj Nain, i,radl'N.
Oscar +. I,rll.
y. !. Brown.
l'lali BALDWIN.
iIr,tor l,n,l,g.
Mm. l,arrnL,,
Mr. susan N..praui,
III, It,,,,,
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tlcrk superior 'onu,
Miss l.. d. Cnllamn,, =,
David Conelin.
Philip \. CLAYTON,
Nancy Christian.
D-Allcn Davenport,
Rev. l.. l.. Dn~ ,on,
Thos. II. DrNitt,
| Mr. Dornn,
! Am, Dixon,
u. X. Daw son,
All. billiard,
Henry Dn,i-, Jr.
David Dowd,, Jr.,
Daniel bay, >,
. Thos. Das,
| Snin'l. Da,is,
Jane DAVIS,
Edmund DAVE,
/ Nm. Davis,
Tho-. Darlington,
Miss Elizabeth lDn,is,
Patrlrk Donurll,.
&c. +. El,,
/ Tho.. Edwards, .,
Nm. Elliott,
Na,hl. Ellis,
/ Mr.. Mildred Echol.,
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icy are al cii,sc,l.
nr-' sophia Johnston,
" IL, ,Inn,.s.
y II jackson,
Jam,l Johnston.
ltli John ON,
john JON
, la l. Jonrs,
Lail,s4 ,lnnrz,
I Il III johnson,
| aln Il. jaw,
I al. John John,
Rob. u. Jnn,z.
Washington twin, j.,
Vi .. Elijah, til ia, h am.
IA Re- !" 1. Kip lin,
& kcla.
I.-lbnl,l. &. IrNir,
Va ridrIh Lambeth, u,
AlefrnI Lambeth,
Alnnrons i.rHIs,
saul. I.rdln iisr,
John ". Iue.,s,
Jainc lu-i,r.
T-N,s. Nancy Moor,
T. II. Nurr.ll,
Wiz Nnrrnrci T.. Miller,
Thu. 7. ,lo.k,
Rob. Nav,
I'l,os. Nooro,
llnHrt Noor,
Mrs. !. : Moody,
Mr. Mci'inni,agnn,
Rev. v M. Martin,
Hem, Nlnscr,
Methodist Minister,
james Nrrnli,
vi rnner4 ". aIorlnrl.
ROD. Met lniirk,
thaslc. Mill.,
Hem, \. Morrison,
Rev. Jnnpc- Mcdonald.
Miss Ann \nnncll,,
Mr.. sarah Norlrr,
John North,
Cod. 4. u North, I.
D. Isna" lI.Ol,rer.
P-lDr. David i'nircaou,
Matthias l'rrzins,
Job Packer,
David laitrson,
Mis- Frances poindcr,cr,
Miss Mar, J. Perkins,
.Ino. l'oimlc,irr.
S.aian pndscIi,
Ro. u. Perkins,
Mira. Eliza po,rt,
pr. J, VI, Parker,
+. II. Preston.
Edmund Penn,
Gins. I'irr.on,
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~ Gen. William Henry Harrison has been ap-
pointed deliver the Anniversary Grafton IN Cncin-
nati, on the Fourth OF July.
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bp9asm and Coftcct .Scntiment.-Thc follow
toast was lately given in Boston, by X G. Win
np;
"PoPn'dr Tammi-Free Elections. Free Schools
| Ia Free Press, ma, prevent the cf0"d from gath
3%;-bu when once it is above our heads, there is
Qh. which can disarm its thundcrs and draw down
ngh'lu fires. but the bayosd points OF patriotic
1'n soldery'
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MAl.TlNSVlALE ACADEMY.

J ,,ly :,
The native American., 1837-09-02
OPPOSITION TO THE NATIVES

we published statement in our last paper Of the
number OF Germans spread through the United States
showing that the whole country seemed to have been
dVoed no cantonments OF these people, for such pu-
poses as their future schemes ight direct Since then
we nave received ST. Louis paper giving an account
OF the establishment of paper there in the German
language, IN which the proceedings of the Native
American Association in this city are as violently op
posed as the weak side Of our enemies will permit
from ms 1t VIII he that foreigners are not mere
" seeking place OF refuge from the pretended oppres
sion al nome, but that they really organising plan
OF conquest BY WHICH, in their dreams of speculation
and glory, a new continent is to be transferred bv
straiagem to the masters and servants of the old
world II must moi be supposed by the American peo-
pie mat because there is no open declaration of this
ohect that such is therefore not their desipn-for
system 50 ungraelul, and fraught with so much dam
ger 10 those who are to be the in it, will neces
sary be conducted with that deep caution and secre
cy which VIII conceal the motives Of the agents while
tglves presage oi success to their efforts That the
is combination IN Europe to pull down the fair in
stltuons of this country will he seen ere Iono and
thatthe subjects of kings work for that end VII
De clearly demonstrated by the violence and desperate
resistance OF these men, whenever the American neo
PIE soail undertake, through their representatives in
congress, to secure the bilhrghts of the country to
me ha'Ves OF the land, and place the politics and
government exclusively in the hands Of our own peo
pie.
we publish today, Translation from De la MARITIME
ny an accomplished friend. We need hardly call the
auention OF our readers to the glorious and pathetic
burst OF christian eoquence, displayed in the piece.
We ext.act the following from the New York Mer.
camille Advertiser, il is the first nnaton we have
received of the report
A correspondent Of the Star, under date Of Liver
pool, July 25, says:
" Information has just arrived .per railway that Sir
~ Feel Is dead. know he has been very i'll but can
| not ascertain if indeed he has died."
we sincerely hope the report is incorrect. As
statesmen and debater Sit Robert Peel was no ordi.
LAY "idu ana MS death would be national misfor-
tune one which should record with sincere 70.
greet -