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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

OFfIoE OF THE TErK AMFRICh ~, May IL
All enr bank have virtually suspended specie pay
aents No beneficial result has yet made Itself man
from lr declared suspension of tie inst SIN, and
the suspension of the other trn.--t'ood pa
per, however, readily done III the declared msttu-
lions aud the effects W soon be felt tlmpug bout the
community
The call for specie where any bank viii pay, is as
strong as Much compliant is bcginnin, 10 be
made at the injustice OF the plan of rederming ,cs
and tens. With what face can "A bank give the specie
for ircs and refuse tho com for 20 dollar bill Yet
This done to-day.
Wearr truly glad to see that the Orleans Bank is
issuing dollar bills. Let all the banks join her
in the measure and the effect will be highly salutaiy.
There Is no blinking the question. Mcssrs. Jackson
and Van Bnrcns attempt 10 produce specie curren-
cs has brought about pnrrl, papcr-money system.
We shall be compelled to weather this Storm TIL the
currency be restored.
Cotton VA. son.e~ hat inquired after day thong h
little was touched. Sugars have advanced shade,
and disposition is beginning TO be manifested to-
wards improvement. We hear of IA remittance To
New DIRK to-day OF upwards Of $50, 600 by the Sar-
a'oga. Several persons have arrived in town for the
purpose OF drawing specie to the amount of $500 900
but alas they come too latc.-Wc will all live To
see tie wisdom Of the suspension.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

! al Spontaneous lecis, auA sour'"si,N "' een'i ~
] Houston, than the f,il of Genera ID, hs"i =
commentator. lIousn did not eNpiaih 10 me
whether he was indud 10 act IN INC h'hh'f =,
did m CONSEQUENCE o,,,,s information he might
have bad tlrl my rern,. 10 Mexico would cause a
revolution in the eoury by which fesas might be
benoft,rd lie .pok 70 me about eenetoshs' aud
nothing else aud ffl graceful TO hi0.
lh'r" existed rec power!!a, T.. aq4 or ihe GOOD Of
10 " '''''S' Par from Alarming the Texans with
u AhIon, It va. the contrary, necrssai, 10
I'd" them Of my adhesion to then plans and
ollc,. Nor would Il have been prudent Ia 20 10
sew Ohcans-thete being no possibility Of going
rect from Texas Ia Vera Cruz. for ~ am Of ,onmu-
New Orleans ha~ been the fc-
rs Of the revolution OF the TeAlan settlers, aud
honld have run great RISK of being ill-used by the
copc there Finally, good policy demanded that,
should approach the cabinet at Washington M
rider to sound then opinions in regard 10 u.s. VOL
$ Texas"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

From AfHlFn-
EDITORS CoRRE>eo4Dr y-J


NJ osIrays. Nav L.
ind that The p7rrS IF tks eih appsar n he al
IN me daFe Is 10 tho mot ements at the Mexieans c
Oh The b"fters Of feVas, | cannot doubI nav an,
thorak Ea'eerrr and according 70 ymlr desire ro,,
'n"h.sate s@es Information as do not find IN III,
eaEspapes bot thinking i; aeecsSaf, 10 tcpc,i yb,5
is published thrre. l''' M
'ae al The l'f>t acts ri tic nrr Administrator, .,
HiEAlc" Wss 10 increase tlIr arHl, af oprr5i,o.s M
tar IL" de Aoric to twelve thousand men. and "a
FORM reserve Of four thousand ncn tho head op,r
ieT> ut Which viii be -. LUIS de Poto. The s,nr
OF the revolution nj this las, place. &c is tle,clo,
chhf wholly without foundation, az a nrrc ex,c,,
railsn III sene popuarcNclteIncnt.
tnc last accounts received here ,liroct f,,,,, H.,
Mexican army state that all nj once the army, b, HI
~ IN its march, and is making ispostiopS ., i ,,
defensive rather than an offensive war sncb rs ,I,on
nl- up redonnts forming depots &c. The nr,,b~ f
u me army has increased within a few wrcls .as.
anu IS stated IN round numbers Al moro Than n .nou-
sand mon II !, that they will no, act upon the
offensive until the army 80 srill stronger exclusive Of
the reserve have before spoken The officers
complain nj not being allowed 10 visit Of tho sea-
ports but for the rest, thrr letters thr friends
say that they pretty well OF
This Is much Is | c1n communicate to Won with
ont disclosing my channel of communication. the do
ins OF which would spccdil, patancnd toit.
SIT. mt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,
MN mix My u


TWO DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
The packet shIp t,arrick Cant Eobinson arm, ,l
this morning from Ilrrinoul whence she sailed nm
The 18th of Apr W. have received ON, FLEE -,
London papcts of;he sfll inclusive
The ntLllioonc, al ,I,, stnnu,oc al tho NJ,
Io<cpLs of In, cit,,ud Ma, sr,c,. Lo,,.,. j.,
New Orleans, bad reached ENGLAND and p,,,l,,,, Il
create, c> cit,,u,nt ,l,, had L,,,, .,,,c,,.,.,
although IN the critical pogition Of The =Am,,ic,,,
house, N London We doubted mo, tina, the effect of
the iut,lliccurc Vo,l,IL. ,,,,, Tie w. l
paid at, ntun 10 the ,eccm ,o,,uc,r, all, cpy
England must law nurcd the prcat anxiety viii,
winch the next .cconnrs from, \m,,i,, b,,, L.,,
awaited They will also have ubs,ryed thar thr
hope, of ,Ir | ou1on me, h,ut4 and l,nl a., ,,,,
buoycdup by anric,parions of lnorable news. and
Large available lemt,nccs These circum,,3nrr,
have essential, aggravated the rsappoint,ncui
Hence the excitement above Indicated which va,
supposed would Tor a time increase before II rond
be aaycd
fThc above is Communicated To uq rs tho l,,,at
verbal intelligence. bS the G,r,icL II !. ,,nn,,
however, to remark. that neither th Ion,on uo,
Liverpool papers make any mrntlon of the f,ct -
1hc President ulrh ,a,r,.d am ,l- ,,,,.,,.,,,..
news was said To be OF the cu,.,--bu thr,n !. ma
new. of her arrival At an, port
The alviccs from PARIS are io fine l5tb ,ncln.;y.
\ letter dated At 4 pa.t / II, lh,. ,,ic,,nn, al ,I
10TH say, that th,. n,in,strv !. .,,r,,,.d ,,,,,
Mole being president aud tor,ion ,uni,tr, " Mon.
ral,,rt m,n,,tc, of the n,e,io, ,,, n,,1b. -, i,
,irc VI t;uizot hoI,l,,o ma ,,u,,,,,I,, -
I'll, ,d,icrs from, N,,I,,l ava. y, ,l,n ,4,l M, n
the frontier to the lIl iucls,,r Drr, s,,,,.. 1,d
p,,ycntcJ any L,.,,l,# ,,,n,,.,n,, -, - - ~ t
.,,h., ,,,, ,..l I,.'' ' - ~
G,,li>,. ,hnut lin, l,,s, ,f hi. ,,,h All. 49,,
mi,t,ucc of about 20 400 dnIl, bn, arrived =, H.,
onnr from Madrid IN he ,oiI ,o ,L, E,liyb i;
,,i,. ~
Count Dan1rnonf the new pn,,,,o,-e.,,.,., -,
thu French nos.,.s.n,n. IN Aiii,, arrived =, ,l;,s
ON th. ,I,e { .,,,,l. ,,t,.,i,,,, -, ,l L., -,
mons an amendment u, ,j, t,Iln,,,,. .,,r,,, l
~. ,,n,l,,u, =, lluI tl + , -, 49,. nav
the pro,in,r Of Lowe, f,n1,,' v.,> ,do,,,d ,,'.'
o6o unc. +, - ~
From Hc LoRRon NoraiHe Iirr0id 1j,a l..
tirS.--S,rlkpAY EhENl~.-An EXPRESS wa.
received At the North and South American Coffee
House this afternoon hriloIun p,ucr. and l,ttr,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29
From the Balimorr Patriot, Nay L.

from me BdHthhOrF lNfot' .hdg -.
ENUMERATION OF EMIGRANTS AM
MlSSlO\ARIES.-The Spring Expedition OF the
Maryland State Colonization Society sailed se.el
day morning in the brig Baltimore, for Cape IA =.
mas, The Baltimore takes ont the Kew M
PAYNE and lady, and the Rev. Mr.. MINOR,
Missionaries of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
and htiy-tve emgrans. On Tuesday morning
the Immigrants went on board, which occasion
numerous friends of colonization and missionary Ia
bors, having collected to witness their emharka'oh'
a prayer to the Throne of Grace was made b. ui'
Rev. Mr.. BACCHus. and most eloquent and adl'"
bly, appropriate address the emigrants was deliver
ed by the Rev. DIR. JOINS. The cmigranls, WIN
the missionaries and other clergy, and the mempe''
OF the board of managers, then went on ooa'"'",
vessel. and here the instructions TO the ''o'efno "
Cape Pamas, in regard to their treatment IN AIM
were read to the emigrants ny the Presldeh, VI NV
State Society. All appeared in good spirits : a"a
when it asked them whether any thing han po'"
neglected which could conducet to their comfort d"
s"ered unanimously, by expressing their thanNs ~
the Society for the kindness that they had reefn''
The occasion was one of great interest, ana m'o
deep impression upon those present. The m'ss,?n
aries went on board Yesterday morning, and the WIN
being ahead, the Baltimore was towed TO the n'"'
OF the river by the steam boat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29
Correspondence qthc Na'ioua Iq1eibqoprlr

PuLApELrnI,, NAY -.
The adjourned meeting took place tbs morning
IN the State House yard Great curiosity WIS lilt ia
hear the correspondence which had been had with
the banks As early as nine O'clock. Chesnnt street
III the nelghboihood OF the State House. was crowd
ca with people, Who also were beginning 10 gather
IN the yard or garden at the back. AItogchcr when
the meeting Wis organized. there were ,bout t,n
thousand assembled. counted heln The greatest
order prevailed from first to last Precisely As rho
clock struck len, the chairman called tie meeting tn
"r"'r' ana the report Of the committee was read
c"nlinln" the Letter addressed In The hanks win
'I'' answer received from them. Tie Baf,A of Ger.
maht""n replied, for ITSELF b, letter. I'll, othcr
banks q" The city and country replied By a iofnt de-
puta'lon. which, having met TO receive the lc,,c, r
me committee had addressed a rcrlv slpu,d by fine
thurman aud Secretary. The substances of The re-
ply. III both cases, was that it would be rs inrr,cti
cam" at present 10 pay specie for and Sos rs for
notes oi 4 larger amount. Various reasons were Al
)" assigned Lon the suspensIon Nc. The commit
rr"cre one aud all, rs of course Dissatisfied vii
'hc IepiN oi the banks, and some violent spccchcs
were delivered, the burden of every one of which
was " po''R 'riH all The Janks =" Among o,br,
resolutions passed Was protesting that the meet
'lS was {" no political partv and vet tllar If anu,ov
ed ct the course OF the Government IN tho c1;,r,
nadc ny Ia establish "A specie currency Tho son,
""'"'s 81 me Tie various speakers we're re>noudrd
|" most heartily here and there BY few persons IN
the crowd. thorough going I.oco.locos ar literal
''iftfN' 'iId SHOUTS SllCn as the follow
nc'rd -" Let the banks 90 to h. D.
, ,,,, Sha''t> E3irotc he poopl,r sc. &c.
nc 'attercrN seemed to to Indicate thar thr pco
PIE are NOT conscious that they have been UNDERGO
'nS tdicP'i'a for some time past and now at last
'hey have got a f'SSon, which. If II does not make
'r,n WISE all other steps IN Eiicaiioa will be vain
" men the resolutions of the committee had been
read all strongly condcmnator, of ia. b,nL. and
accompanied by the strong season af ,ocn, Succch
'S a genuine radical started up aud proposed other
resolutions still more violent than the violent ones
pass" ne'oie. Nne OF these resolutions was TO or
S'"iI"e forthwith body guard, CONSISTING of fen
'n"usaild men To S"PmoH he iqrS! which was car
','o D, a,eamatlon. some of the speakers argued
th't 'ht banks had broken the Laws and must he
forced back To obedlcncc others said they hoy;po
broken the laws, also have 4 riob, r. Lrcai
'h''h' ! GA viii see by this brief sketch (which |
cannot mahe more BRIEF not only mhat was ,bc
,'''''ot'I I'll the meeting (cxactly such as dcc>r-
p'd ht"ie) but also that, at a time when tLous,rd.
ana thousands are out of work, and mems minds are
N'"'''' 'h'ls are not wanting those Who, ,,lf.tN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29
Ess %Es & - EDEIhs,,
Es3E ~. .AgG.S.,
AND CEsNA TE.NV.s PAINTERS.

NNol nee 10 the public that they have nkcn In oo;c.
formerly occupied b, Mr.. q, ard IL. ofi,r, OH r.
s' 1""r above Tire Franklin Hotel where the, arr full. r,
P''' "'Nrcu' any ordr- III trt! linz ui hu ines nh IN.
utmost pr"mptu' and wher' tl"> invite TN public Ia
ana inspect lhcf specimens OF WORK nil r
rn'd ON the most liberal terms prices tn, bclr,c nt
'hnhnt lnl to give satisfaction
- ''"S' Running, ciihrr N tpN country, III rtrri,
the most prompt attention of the partlrs " a. Ia,
f'' on short noife, In 10 the pnrSc of
nrhaln'ihg III" mansions ct those who icm call and
those who prefer handsome landscape Tor their room. m
phsSnsos dnrhl, pantnd the wall, of films, ,
per oNuIn' nave no" an opportunity Of having il done ON
moderate terms. - Wv
Limitations Of Fancy Woods tSatin Maple Malornn,.
a-"" kock' Granit'. Mahl sc. will be eSilitcd nj
thc Painting Room "
Man II -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

~, NJ" "Rk, May -.
ne bniiao papers received tins morning brlno thu
welcome news that the Lakes are entirely clear ot
zee and inform us that boats have departed from,
huhl" tor Detroit, and arrived at Buffalo fro n Dc
trolt.
The stock market to-day looL. rather sou,lIy.-
stocks OF all kinds have declined In plice and lessen
- IA demand.
"P@c'P CONTINUES to be in demand ia this city, 4
m' r'an gold * selling for premium OF aud : per
cent, and silver Is selling for abont the same The
o''i' oi the New England bank, are wholly made.
qua To supply the demand. They continue To hc
sold At premium of ! and > per cont
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29
NV Annk. NInN u

lNrahT ,T1oN or foRFIGS GRAIN No less tlr,n
t"ehf, 'essrlr arrived here Thursday last from To-
reI-n port, having on boarlup"ard- of two hundred
Thousand bushels of heat and rye These c,,ooes
anS oI course be sold great sacrifice 10 the own
ctS though they would lave realized a handsome
profit few months since W. are in hopes that our
soil, rich enough and ample enough to supply the
World with breadstuitS, viii be cdiir0ted hereafter in
stead ol beng laid of in ''town lots :" in which casc
there will be but very little indnccmcn 10 shin car.
gocs OF wheat and rye to the United States from po
land aud the Black Sea. That the most productive
gram growing country in the world should be OBLIGED
10 import the " staff oflir.' from Odessa Hanlburp
and Bfcmens entirely too bad and is en that We
trust may never occur again before il becomes profit
able 10 send Goals to New Castle from Nouut Cor
bin aud Mauch Chunk [f,o.-u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29
NORFOLK, May 2
IROM TIE SOI:ru

hr steam packet South Carolina Capt Godfrey.
brought us the Charleston papers to Friday. Among
lae messengers III the :. G. are Capt. won Licuts
Johnson Irwin and Donaldson. and Surgeon H,s
MI OF the Army. Capt Lyon left cksonve
(f loflda) on Wednesday last, at which time the la
test information from Fort Mellon stated that
'seoia and the main body of the Seminole people
sun renamed at that place, and had sgnifcd their
WISH not I" move for Tampa until the vessels to con
y ,''''' Way were ready to sail Herad.
The Ganhs at Charleston suspended sncc;e nav.
ments ON "Wednesday. in consequence Of a similar
measure having been adopted by the northern Banks.
"mch they say. rendered it indispensable neces
s''s as a measure OF stli-deicncc on their part"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

PRESBYTERIAN Conference.-The 6eneI"
sembly of the PRESBYTERIAN Church of the n' o,,
States commenced its annual meeting on the iVt,'
hist. in Philadelphia. The Rev. David fnpL'
ID. OF Ohio, was chosen Moderator Rev VII NJ
permanent, and Rev. Mr.. Pratt, temporary : I'm
he Delegates in attendance are numefou, ,h,,
FRIDAY several committees were chosen an" ,Ll,
miscellaneous matters brought before the Assenp Of
and disposed Of After which the Annual kepou ~
the Directors of the Western Theological Hen n;sct
vas read, and referred to committee. J ne SUI" ,n,,y
OF the transfer Of the Western Theological 81. eon
"as also referred. The committee 10 alter wv
s'lf'iiion so - 10 require candidates iol NV =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

Srttif 'tErrLtE.-A single we'll au,!cnticar ri
'aet - II any tune worth a column OF argument In
'l'" :" Tins ir,l'Sm, We copy from the Journal Of
'on,lieiee the i"l|o"n" extract of Il letter from \
gentleman passing through Illinois, on a collecting
tour II IL dated at PEORIA.
VI tile S2O9o received NJ Canton. OIIJ WIS
Obliged TO receive in silver 3 600 viii, h WIZ =,
Great ANNOYANCE 10 me-. Fouun,tcl, had zone In
anton IN li'Ie Wagon, (being ndispo>rd,) instead
"' gong on horseback, or should have been Obliged
10 'ife some QUE to bring II to tn spacc u. it could
not hr exchanged nj Canton. \ good deal Of com
rlalht X made about The Specie Currency here.
"hIrhIs found c>ccdlngl. Inconvenience and nn,r
eHe'a..c silver for almost any ding else tie,
can get, rather than have it.
ha'e lornnatrl, found person Il, this place To.
daA "aniine specie, aud lave changed it for Illinois
m"arN, snchas viii hu, Il draft hrn Get where
c,ta liIy one."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29
RICuiioND, Nav ,.


W. understand, that the STATE loan Tor 81 20o.-
oue dedltnS per cent. interest Tor ~ years, about
eSo'h0oe haze hcrn disposed oi. Dl'thiS : - 900
We're put III tue tor1n oi scrip tn the james River
aud kana" Ia t"sup,uH. The remainder was lor
payments Ia the i.oWr~a kalf Road Company, the
kiehInond ami fetcShttee fartpthe COMPANY. the
CONSTRUCTION al the Ndrth-u esteslG Road Re The
Aaes were ii par. with the exception of u sufat pnr-
ion, on which small premium was obtained The
stock Is certainly excellent Its credit p r, sra,
bile rs the old Dominion hefsclf-uh hose E,ils, and
resources are NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is every rr,,na 70
hriitse that TIE several COMPANIES will be abb, Ia
1nh tbef -ctip to the best ennt. We understand
the i.onssa Rail Road Company wif,1nplov 500 GOO
\. remittance 10 Liverpool, To paw ior the iron
witch they have Imported. Specie bears too hi.h :,
premium 10 be shpprd-and bills Of OF Exchange are
al too high a rate to be- puielrtsc,l
w understand. that the lame, River COMPANY
and 5oD,a9o doar4) by special antnf to Holland
to tAIN asa1blr funds. We cannon pryn curse es
to detht at their sucCcss-aln feel assured that
the operations of Weducstia> Last will provide them
With ample funds. Eu4Djf,r
lie Farmers Bank has lerri ;l,cd to- Iay over the
accommodation notes, Which tall dus--but in the
ntdn ilnc 10 tax bond from drawer and crlots ,Is
"o bind themselves to tseHo advantage oi the ai,r
oi protest. The Bank thus ri, the action of the
LcsiSlaurrS.
HE Bank char, II Their tfi>cor,,t-}nin.,
no nc" paper unless 1t be III pay up sour vl.r uotr
thai fail due. IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

ii supporter, Of the policy OF the G"\ crnlnes't'
,,aa 1pl society from It's ioundatlons' break down
ii ',y,l order aud consrant rush prll mel INTO anaf-
l, and bloodshcd, aud destroy the country they al
fect TO love. r, -.
Generally poal'ng' the great body OF inc pcolle
-, not arh dlsapmosed Of. but rldicued the
fi,,oeeelng. oftosc WHO took he lead on tins oeea-
slUi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

The identical ship in which Captain Cook en
culnnavlga'cd the Globe, is now living at Ne" "h.
She was originally called the Enieoro", b"' aer
passing through many scenes and changes. M" goes
by the name oithe RenbcnS, and belongs to Ant"o'p
whence she has arrived al New York with a cargo OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29
INV Y oHk, May 90

-oNFN Okk, May TT.
II Is with unallONcd satisfaction state that JoLH
u drd y To-, whose temporary suspension caused
such general regret have this ia, resumed their bu-
sihess-"lthont a spot ON Their character, without
loss ot means, and, may add, are sure without
Tie loss oi Il single friend. Imcricdn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

\ h'leieh paper states that IA wandering pedlar
was recently employed to repair the town clock in
'lh place. and that the clock since UNDERGOING re
p',> sometimes stops altogether sometimes cocs
~ 1o'' :" I'VE minutes and, whenever goes at all
we rather think that President J,cKsny nus,
nave employed this clock -menderto assist him in
" nuns we '"'fehty. LOuiSrUC Journai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

The New \ DIRK Legislature having refused to a,,-
tiorlze the issuing o small bills the Yankees ale sci
ling the small notes of Massachusetts and Connect
cut At i premium aud the people, who consider
ncccsst, above all law are compelled to brv them,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29
IA Nle.S FLOUR.

a SMALL lot Of superior FtIuil, Flour 10, sail,
1 by McCoRkLE X MCDANIEL.
Nav % w :,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

APPOINTMENT EN THE PRESIDENT.
Jons T. pryAL to be Secretary for the Teu;to
~ OF londa, in III" pIays Of Gcotse X. Walker re
si.nrd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

, Il mar" dHer0diirf.-'rhe Globe calls on the po,
D''NS |" resume specie payments, or give up their
""s'' hcE may try and resume but thew cannot
give up Their trust. 1t amt there m Y Star
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

I....i "m S''d Bencdictto happy bachelor. "wbv
dont You choose wife to be solacc in yo,,, NJ
'"hs because choose myselr" said ,r"n
to h. ,o'aS in M, an1ict,etl.e Ci,ic ,,.'' ""'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

In addition To the foregoing, Capt. Hard 'iate'
that he and the man AT the wheel discovered tle light
o the Ben Sherrod on fire as soon ~ hr entered the
Mississippi from Red river fifteen miles below Font
Adams. Capt. Hard met the Columbus and Alon
floating down with the current. for the purpose Of
picking mp the unfortunate sufferers. Ilo" many
they saved he does not know.
The Ben Shcrrod, at the moment ofthc last esplo
sion Oh board, sunk instantly, about mile and hall
shove Fort Adams on the right hand.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-26
Strayed or stolen,

- From the subscriber, living
- IN the county "f o angr, about
Rs4A liz Twelve miles north Of HILLSIDE.
- I'M rough, on the 2sth IL April last
~ 'as-s'ss one sorrei HORSE, about five
feet three inches high. white fe, behind; Also
nue bay MARE, with black mane and tail,
about four feet ten inches high Any informa
ton viii he thankfully received. besides giving
ample satisfaction.
YANCY BAILEY.
Maya 6s 3w
y TIE Southern Telescope will give the
above three insertions, a d forward the &C.
count to this office for payment,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-26
SPRING GOODS.
a. r. LONG & Co.


sEfaYE issi received and n = odsg for sale 81
- Their old siaad. thsir Spring s8PPly, Cos.
sasgiae af eFery vauesy "a Go.ds Usually krfa
u The merrhaats Il lhas pace, w
n large and general assorf-
nsenf OF Dry Goods, &c.
COMPRISING
Gentlemen and Boys Sumner Clothing.
Printed Muslin, GInghsms,
Ffeneh Calico, -+
Black and Coloured Silks. &c. &c.
ALSO
Hardware and Cutlery.
Shot Guns,
Hats, and Shoes,
Bunnets.
CrOekerY.
Cotton Yarn,
School Books, Stationary. &c.
Al Of which they ulil sell Al the lowest prices
Tor Cash, or on shOrl credit 20 puneInal deal
srs Onls.
\. D. al persons having open accounts e.
ther on the books Of r. Nichols 4 Go or q o.
=, Long & On. up 70 ths FIRST IT Hay, are 70
auested 60 call aid close The same Hlsh cast
OF note, as circumstances make IL absolutely
necessary that their business should be settles
up O. that tine.
May u. 30
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FOracarding .Fgencu.
For Sale,

For Sale,
lllNTSEED OIL. Also, a small lot of IA
MILY FLOUR " ~ : a
cash or GOODS will be gwen for FLAX
O. F. LONG e. Co.
March g.. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-26
Land for Sale.
} ID mn " III. R IN d I'D H. u,
DAla 9T9pana

RESPECTFULLY iniorms the citizens of
- tiillsborugh and its vicinity. that he has
opened Shop few d""rs North of the Uni
on Hotel; where he will be happy to extend
his professional services Ia gentlemen al all
times, IN his own Peculiar and mus h approved
style. fra"sicnt gent lemen can be served al
the shortest notice. Those who prize the ad.
vaniages Of personal beauty and coufrrl, he
sincerely hopes will not neglect L. give him a
call; and, il they should not, he IL well saiisfi
ed that they will favor him again IN the same
way.
Msy n. 6s-