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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

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Cooper, Chajaafn, MCauey Johnson, f1'zsei'
aid, Brady. Voolfolk, NC -, hopk,ns, Far
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Wilson d c Vaughan, servant, Bal, E.inuads
IF. Nas.hall Off. D,ckasoo, y GODS, Smirh
o. O. Sniih Of Gr. Speneer Bolts, AiC4dish,
Davenport. Peter Hoo, Lleketi. Btaden,
I,ear8, Fisher Rogers. .puraugh, Co9ke.
Seear Almond, Nitcher. rupstail, taokirY.
Venah'e, HUBBARD, Shauds, Williams Raymond,
p'adeton Moo. Putt, Ctnehdeid. Moncure,
Jet S1mueis Of w, Cunningham, .b4Y, stan
a-d. SIS.
On molten Of Mr. Watkins, tie House ad
jourunea.
TUESDAY, March II.
A message va rtrtiseI from tbf Srnlte. stat
ing that they have passed tar bill entitled IAN
at TO change the GHe 81 holding cie tons Tor
mrmhefs of the GeucfA Assembly aid oil Con-
gree
They have agreed 10 the REQ uioa fer an ez
animation an survey Of alteration, proposed TO
b male il the l9rafion O. tle Cumberland GAP
Road. AL - thr resouuoh Tor the election OF
Senator Tor this Stite 10 the Congress q The
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

- The New York Piuindeuier," edited
by VIM. Lesgett, Esq formerly of the Evening
Post, with consummaie ability, comments win
great severity upon Mr.. Van Buren's Inaugural
Address although he was one of that gen'le'
mans most Jealous supporters for the Preslden-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

We have the painful duty OF announcing the
decea.e OF the Chevaier SrYratx Lomcn.
Charge d'ANa'r, OF His Ni sly the kmg OF
Sweden and Norway. He expired at HI, lols-
ings ia TIM city on Saturday moring last after
Iuration the President with the other mem
bers OF the Diplomatic body. on the An instant
bat become 80 Ill that he was obliged to he re-
moved from the Capitol TO his lodgings h.lory
the ceremony WAS concluded / S0t. Lf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

Correspondence OF the Journal of Commerce.
CoNsrANTiNoPLr, Dec, %, 1886.
tn" ta.agey u! .ae p!asue are gradually d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20
TIE EiasGINIAv
"Shehourg, March 2O,IS3,

u The Vlrslnlln O.Ice aoa. =,
wil' be removed TO the brick corna. '"'s date,
nearly opposite the pos, Office '' building
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

A wanton attempt had been made on the lfe
of Prince Ferdinand, the husband of the Queen
OF Portugal, on his return from Ajudapark, by a
Frenchman named Mercier, bu, he was mol IN
cured.
Ne change in the Cotton market
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20
JOHN J. PURNIS.

J. -.
\. BIN addition to the Goods already to
hand, aud others in daily expectation, cxnect
10 receive, from time to time, throughout the
season, such Goods as may De adapted to this
market. LIP.
March 13-twifw4wiC
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE

Ihe packet ship Poland arrived at New York
on Sunday from Have, bringing Paris papers q,
The Sih uit
SPAIN.
BAyoNNE, Feb. 5.-Coloncl Sane, the Com.
mandant at Hermann, writes, under date OF the
2u;h ullmo, that an attack is daily expected on
the lines oil -. Sebastian.
Colonel Sarsdale's command were in the
neishbothood OF Pampcluna, on the seth Ianua-
~, aad had been amply proyI,ioned TO march on
10 Tolosa.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

Tie Van Rurcn editors in this State have some months
past been ondeavorng to organize their forces
and get up State Cabal But they can't agree exactly
about il. There to be split amongst them rbe
Van Buren, Democracy" be arrayed on one side
with the Vermont Iatrio for file leader and f. D. Bar.
bers"Anrmsonic Democracy" with the Mddlebury Argus
for fugor, the other
The Van Buren, State Committee have allied State Cor.
'enon to be holden at Montpelier tic 23th June and
little knot of restless individuals Mon, peer who seem
to have taken Martin Flat their file leader las the Argus
says) have issued circular calling State Convention to be
holden on the 2ls inst, The Argus considers the question
pending is whether Organization Reorganization shall
prevail II this is ALL neghbor Druy may his heart al
rest about the matter Disogani cation always trumpls
with "the ". b. Democracy"
The famous circular calling tho convention Of the 2Is pur
ports to be signed by o. C. Merrill John uckmascr Amos
Bliss T. w Judd, WIN. Sumner. Andrew Rutherford Abel
1omnson, Martin Flint and number Of Others The Ar.
lac has and convcrscd with four or five
lie sgnors, and they say that they neither signed said
nor authorized tho their oppose usage
the party And is probable the chiefly placed
to the circular without any authority However, this is of
little Importance to In fact there is nothing about any
part NJ The affair OF much II may afford little
amusement to some of readers to the "eKpungers
aemP, to "expungc" and make black lines around each
other.
The whole object Of the Van Buren, worshippers this
State IN getting up Convention, manifest their afec
ted devotion tow ards the tyans who the country
IN order to constitute for claims to their
share Of the spoiis That doubess u To pretend that
they muster their usual fraction of The paryp in
this State this year all idle The honest part Of that par
" seeding rapidly They have become extremely dssat
isted with much tnkcrng of the currency and mcddinc
with the affairs OF the people Vanie remarked 1--WE are
told not long since, that he wished Mr. Van Buren, would
emsrao to Terasond another said be should like Van Bu
rcn presidential term limited to four months instead of
four years or to that effect
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

Prudent Poaponsment One Of our Young friends saw
the Providence eourer being rallied the addition Of III
h'me 70 the list OF matrimonial candidates and
,e tine DC replied that the happy day was
me banks should resume specie payment The R,nk "a
sumo IN. y. Express. Wv" "
the latter pr Of April waiting the arrival Of the lion o,
IS 'hss rom Tnnls United States friqse United state
NJ "Hr"so", was "ipec'ed at Gibraltar the LIST OF
Mahon Aprii lth "''" was At
The head ola large importing house in pes,I ,,eo,
M n'ormed The editor Of the Conmcrcil Advertiser in
IT,. that his stock Of goods hand is At
I' o one hundred Thousand dollars in value and TINT du
tng the last three four weeks he Ia, moi made i
The amount Of single dollar ~
SAn fnh,unan Monster The Rocbeaeu D.,oo..,, 49,.
,s 10y 'sl, ,he o'dy OF an infant found at the
mouth Of Tho uver Its head amputaod and il
cd 10 have been in the eight or ten DAYS M. ~
ester wy -'''oeH'
Srorm Noins IN sir Counties in Massachusetts. no
are granted for the retail Of ardent spirits Dn, in
We neighboring torn Of Chaflestown upward
ctulefs and grocers licensed to vend ,h, vile CON-
i"odty '-BostoH her. Journal. ''"'
sIhe times are hard enough il must be confessed ~,
n, !. hi The worst Of I'm pl1guy afraid the Wbigs vii
get the upper hand ofDs" wings WIZ
II. G. Stockton. the eontraeto, f., r.. It'll.
aud was drowned " '"'a'"'A
nasloeH from fiaYannl 10 May 2lst say that onlx ,h
failures had occurred and tbose Of or.gn hanss ree
aail ana upwards Of forty American vessels IN no.,
sibout employment. ' :" port
-H"s Han Conins Wet" The Yotvslk ff.o,,
Of wednesday says on Friday last, ten ., ,wel,.
aosbe horse wagons passed through thi, paee aS -,
en "onen guns r,he. boys, sns babe, and o,be, aeS
h-ess az bound 10 the far west Rather at. IN bs
we should think. "'' ;" inc season
m'gLa'''". The last Cleveland papers state
'n.o'1 steamboats, had tina, day temporarily stop.
pea o. 'hs' port with three thousand enigrsnts
nearly ell destined for Michigan and that tho cb,c
$50 "esm packet James Madison vas Ju., -ly,ns
'hef' call with twelve HUNDRED migrants.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

Rumor II is snid that the Hon WIN e Rires has
written letter To Martin Nnn buren, informing him that
he alter his and disregard his pledge or follow
,qg in the footsteps of the departed Chief he viii find
himself In short time In small mnoritythat he
must abandon the gold humbug and Treasury Order that
he the Hon. would be forced into the opposition
we know not what credit may he attached to this rumor
but OF one thing there be mst1ketha the little
senator was deeply cut by the contcmptuous treatment
which his bull received from the Executive and that he is
pcnsd mouthcd in his condemnation pr that trcatmcnand
that some Of his very kin, and many of lis intimate
friends nrc violent any Wings in denouncng BENTON
reprobang the uurp1on in reference the Specie Crcu
lar and otherwise oavng at the wisdom Of Van and his
culinary advisers. -RicLmond Wig.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
County Convcntion---To-m

To such Of fellow citizens prefer Liberty ard Law
to Oppression disorder and fusion; who prefer sustain
the cause of country 10 The Of rapciuus
oicc-hodcrs and stls invite rally around tho
Wing Banner tho Cour, House Eas, Rutland tot NOR
row, express tlcir views the perlons Of tic
oounip and 10 prepare for tic September camp'ign
To all true 20 their country, say-now is the time
10 prepare redeem admin stration worse than
the pestence that sslke,b dstLae.- and waset al
..ooniay even worse than famine and sword will YOU
folowctzon forward and organize your forces and
prepare for the conquest will you doze the misctes
which beset Won let us sec.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

.fPrfdiciion. Mr.. CALnous' some two or :hree
years since, in speech on the subject Of currency
remarked, "ihat it easy to read the future bi,
,ory OF the country If the schemes of the repnipo
dynasty are not defeated by the people. Anarchy
Is The highway to despoiic power, whether II be =
banking or political despo,isn. When the Il,nk
OF the Unied States shall be destroyed. the csrren-
cy viii be thrown into such confusion and de,anre.
men' TINT the country will be prepared to submit
10 sny National Bank rather than endure tN
prevailing evils"
Is not this now the fucti A majority of the
people suffered themselves 10 be made dune, Of
oy the imsy argumen; Of Gen. Jackson and hi,
followers that II would be for their interest 20 re-.
turn 10 'ihe primitive simplicity OF hard money
g"rF"mem.' They are now rcapiny the fruit, Of
'ne'r misplaced confidence, by general bankruptcy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
Cfoans OF the clobr.

Tie hanic-s tho Govrsnmeat 81 ndscrfiaa 10
trus,iar them Trn. 10 'potksfs arc fu ought to tc
bot urorunarl, Suffered II, haekefs 10 bold ,,s pock
These pocket hidcrs hste CLOSED them up sud no"
tell the Government shall have dollar Of ls own
mono, ~ tho Government gets is packets opcn a.
raia u is doubted hy ANY If ~ u0nfg
iriu be found there hst the pocket
ho.fs have loot chants ptopcr shd merchant
spectators cases rcrchaucc, ttan'i"t'cd Il"
tSct pockets
when hoasng Of It's Pet Bank system, tha, tho poo
pic would lose h. 81 their money in the Pets TIC Govern
mcnt was creating The Globe 10 dsowning It's own
pets whom "hr Government" hiss been nursing 80 tc"dry
~ along with the tca,s OF the Pabc Treasury L. hE
press
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

Tie Bermuda Case The case Of Oliver Simp-
son of the District of Columbia ". the Charleston
Fire and hsrne Insurance Company, was deter.
mined yesterday, IN tho Court Of Common Pcss for
this District. The policy Of insurance, on which
the rult was brought, effected in February,
1888, on tweriy eight slaves valued at $50 900
IN the brig Enterprise Elliot Smith master. from,
Alexandria. ID. e., To this city This bri, was
then on her voyage and having beer driven by Sc.
we're gales fai to the eastward Of The Gulf Stream
snd become ieaky ard Otherwise danarcd was com.
PEELED, on the seventh DAY out 90 run for The island
Of Bermuda the nearest hand. On her arrival si
the port uf Hamilton, HaIeas Corpus was served
on the captain, 10 produce the slaves beG,r. the
Chief Justice Of The island. who pronounced them
Of liberty tn remain at Bermuda emancipsicd from
slavery The action was brought 10 recover, a.
Tor '"'ai l"ss ~ al the slaves (oHcopj one rccoy-
cree nhoef III" clause Of the policy against loss
~ pcr'i- cf ne ERA and he orrCsi and dotntioa o
pr'"o's mad pcapic. Judge O'NcalI CHARGED the
Jnry 20 favor Of the plaintiffs night to recover and
verdict WAS rendered sgsins, the Company for
The foil am"unt claimed, va; SIS 9s5. with m.
lercst from june .. 1885 TIE case ~as argued
by q. " Eklard and J. l.. Peiigru. E.q'fs. for The
pi'in'iu' and ny Henry G,mpc Esq for the deien-
dan'f' There "iil doubtless be an appeal and
should TIE Count e Appeals sustain the verdict. tie
Insurance Compsny ~'li prosecute, through lie
United STATES GoscrDmeui. their claim for indemnt
y scsins, the Bfiiish Government.
We understand that csuse IL pending. and will
pc '"ed 10 Augusts, neK, week. between the ,smc
p''nuh snd one of The Insurance COMPANIES oi
'"si pace involving "a amount nearly o. lnrge A.
'"e' recovered here on policy Of Insurance on
smother ,et Of slaves belonging to the emsncipated
gang.- CAariessON. s. C. CaSriey.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

The New Yorker says the Presbyterian Church has diy
dedthe odd School has turned the New School, out of
doors The synods ofthe Western Reserve Geneva, Gen.
esee and Utica, among the henous offenders and
have been honored with special ejccment. The Presby
cry Of Wilmington tDel and the third Presbytcry of Phil.
adepha have been dissolved The serious trouble is
concerning the funds and property Of the Church which the
"old School disposed to monopolize. The Home
Missionary and other Societies under the control Of the
New School have been included in the eScis.on This
truly IloLY Wan"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
From the Clereland { Ohio) Herald of Man q

H'sitoTd 10 Our wharves yesterday presented
scene OF great hustle and animation Six scamoa,s fo,,
uhaio entered our harbor deeply laden with
mefcandze &c II is estimated and we think corrcctIv
100 va, more 'h'n nee thousand persons ourncyna
Just at evening now evathan OF the deem tho I,,m
Madison oi Ptesque Isle, with "banner broad and CAV
10 TIE Dock the admiration of hundreds orctizcns
asfneeo 10 welcome the beautiful stranger guest mo,e
magnihcent spectacle has seldom been Witnessed on
waters From thousand 10 tcelre hundred persons came
and Chicago. s"'' 'o' De'foit
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
TIE NEW DrposITE BANKS

The Government" having found out what tho Wings
told when the deposiics taken from the 4. States
Bank. that fihe public scattered into eighty or
hundred Pet Banks could he found again has NJ
last concluded To DIVIDE polls among the office holders,
mad the following the Pet Banks
The Collectors Of The Ports,
The Land Ofie1ri
Sir M Screen thousand Posimasiers;
The Hundred Thousand ODict.hoiders.
Now Of these Pet Banks do explode ahluc
the dopoees where they 10 found again, then
their love of the pOi'is very much oycrraed-N York
Erprfks
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
RUTLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND, VT.
TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE O. 1897.
ANTI-vAN buren, CONVENTION.

In pursuance OF n request from the Rutland Go.
Committee ard many other political friends, mo-
ticc Is hereby given. that County Convention
viii he holden az the Court Iiousc in Rutland ON
the I'd "wednesday of June next. n, ~ O'Clock \.
W.. for important political purposes. Hence, the
several towns in said County requested Ia make
provision for sending twoor more Delegates fresh
from the people,
Rutland, April ~, 1897.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

a writer in the New Haven Register. Of the organs
Of The Administration in Connecticut strongly urges the
pediency and necessity ofa National Bank lie
"Tbere is no mistake about tive must have some gen
crn' currency for the whole counry-and must pa
per currency founded specie basis must have cur
rency which will he Just good New Orleans ST Louis
or Buiiao as II Is at New Haven and Iarordsnd pass
Just as freely from Land 10 hand without discount State
institutions can never furnish such currencythe exrcr
ment has been sufficiently tried and Acknowledge
edJdtire There is no hope from that source. Nothing
short OF National Institution with powerful restrictions
can accom- Plish that can't has done it-and i, can
gain"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

Amos Kendall tic Post Master General has been rum.
moned to appear before the Circuit Court of the District of
'numbia TO show why writ oc Mandanus should
not be issued against him for refusing pay severn, spcc
he'd claims made by Stockton and Stokes the Post Office
department and which were sanctioned by Congress hut
Kendall in tho pcnitudc Of his wisdom and authority has
gwen ms opinion that the Court possesses legal
sttuiiona authority to require the attendance OF the Post
Mas'er General in such and has fatty refused obey
r i,uer the Attorney General has endorsed his opinions
DR. kehdals letter produced quite sensation in tho Court
On Saturday
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

hm,staon During eight months in the year 1886 from
"P 70 pccsmoet more than So 900 emrran Is orrv.
" AZ we POI" OF New York II is estima that the
age arrival on our shores than 10 900 ner mor,h
throughout the year Every additional acilicy for
ono can tel how great and the arrivals from ,b
the r. ~ o""''' " WIN
IT s'ald that there 30 900 Germans in IN. c ocN.
ok IN hilade'phia and the State of Pennsylyana the
proportion rs much greater.-The Irish Swiss and E,e,ch
our iore'gh population to vast amount-N y EroS,,,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

DesfTUcdcey freAht. The Ksnhaw. Banner Of the
10Th inst. details the ravages of de.truetr.
FresIct in the water courses of that region ON the
lotb INST. Some OF the inhabitants on Elk u,sr
escaped narrowly from their dwellings, the waite,
having risen to the second stories Of houses which
are ordinarily 20 feet above the surface ofthe nv
e. The kanawhs Salt Company sustained loss
OF several thousand dollars worth OF salt, which sy
IN boats at the several furnaces ready TO avail them
selves Of the fret rise. The prinepa, loss ho~sg-
e. 'e' Oy the Peops Elk rivor. usills, BRIDGES
&c. beng al s"sPi of and the whyfe country IN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

h"nf Or no Bank in Penn.yiraaio. We learn
from the Harrisburg Telegraph that in the Conyen.
,ion onthe State Constitution, on Thursday las.
Mr.. IhaAlens Stevens offered M amendment to On
article uader consideration, 'tbat neither Of tho
branches OF The Government nor ell Of them CON.
o'ned' shall have power to establish any bank OF
oahks within the commonwealth" Ahera long
70. ''''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
"ProsPerous and Happy

'e any comfort To country friends (says the Ne.
f"'se'l The, may kno~ tina, hay ofihs artists ecsn
o' eefk'' women and aboFers Of every class in our CIV
are Wholly 'u' OF employment and could earn their da
ly bread for their abpt In any capacity.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
Mark tbis...iistinctJy.

UJIhe Van Buren, presses endeuyorng to cast the
odum OF the sopPage Of specie payments by the banks r
any Is duel TO the Wings Now repeat ysmark this
!e embns adhefen's to men who have nearly ruined your
country !CG Ihesrca Buren, State IN Ybas sanctioned
the suspension in that State year by of the Ic
nislature.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
man that trades 90 borrowed capital OSgb, To fa
mt n Y Ezprel s.u

NJ Ibele ~ rsmof 70 the city, that the U s. Treas1ry
Ameh' Aniie patny the oebi due the Government ~
s,eMbsr heit ?, The u n Bahk for go,ernnaeat ,taeI
~ ne oe bsnh has requested advance Of 500 90 "a
$500. 70 einsfsAt cities Of the Uaion 10 enable the
70 n'eet Tie payments aoersiEy under the NJ
fen'es ahe The fsasss from sseA rogre. Of
soi 4se y SAGA n se'sEcs eIsates 90, l,t. syfps
coEgefsAlIor -'''''S P''se shd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

Atssrs. Height, Stevens. Lee Smith. am sey
er'i other friends Of Mr. vsn Boren. re.-r fsroea
The notice iof The meeting ~ relation 10 lie -,
odcc oder FN''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

'weGf The Globe Publshe, the following account of
the Go'ernmen, receipts for April
1TfanDy Department, June !, 1887
compliance with resolution Of the Senate OF the ID of
March last notice Is hereby given that the receipts for the
month OF APnl were nearly now be aseertaned
From Customs, S983, COO
Lands, i,0li,700
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

The Globe informs lis readers how the July Surplus In
S'ament is To be met by which fer tia, the Treasury
to issue Warrants in favor Of the States directed to the
DePs,e i'aaks 10 pay such are specified and
IN such currency they have pay with But the war.
rants so drawn will not be received paymcu Of dues to
the T. States Here the government will not take
the currency which hp'y. even ITS own piper
but exact specie This is the way "the Democracy" docs
business !-iIo~ long will It be endured