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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-03-30
From tie Nev York Commercial l4dpcrtise,
of Mdrch Is.

|
WALL STREEr.-The monetary ex-
citement, yesterday, was greater than
we have ever known, in our long expe-
rlence of business in this city. Early in
the forenoon the word was passed from
street to street and from counting room
to counting-room, that the firm Of ]. l..
d S. Joseph ~ Co. had stopped pay
ment. in consequence of the failures in
New Orleans. ~ from the known im-
mense extent Of their connexions, as
well as from their high standing for f.
nancial and intellectual ability, the most
alarming aaticipations were every where
entertained. The failure of such a house,
possessed of such ample resources, so
prompt, liberal and intelligent, in its
vast transactions, aud so well established
in the confidence OF the whole mercan-
tile community, was naturally looked
upon as great general disaster, which
must be widely and seriously felt. Hap
PLY, the decided, frank, and honorable
course pursued by the house itself, and
the prompt liberality with which others
came forward to give assistance, tended
very much to dispel the general anxiety
and before night feeling of relief had
succeeded the gloomy Apprehension of
the morning.
The house of Joseph 81 Co. is under
engagement for that of Hermann. Briggs
d Co. to the amount of S 400, 600, and
for the house of Barrett s. Co. which has
suspended payment in connexion with
Hermann, Briggs &, Co., to farther a
mount of about 5000, coo; butas will be
seen by the letters which we annex,
there is almost certainty that both the
New Orleans houses Will be sustained,
and that of Joseph g. Co. of course be
relieved from all embarrassment Indeed
after the arrival of the express mail yes
terday afternoon, they had determined TO
resume pay ments Immediately, and we
so announced in our FIVE o'clock edition;
but at six o'clock, acting under the adj
vice of their friends among the principal
merchants Of the city, who had held a
meeting with them in the morning, they
concluded TO wait until Monday, when
1T is confidently expected that intell-
gence will be received Of the compile
ton of the arrangements mentioned in
the subjoined letter Of Messrs. Barrett s.
Co.
We are sincerely rejoiced at the cheer
ing prospect thus assumed by the event
OF yesterday, knowing how deep and
general was the anxiety it occasioned.
We had abundant evidence of this, not
only in the fact that it was almost the
only topic of conversation through the
day, but also in the eagerness with which
our successive editions were called for
and the satisfaction created by our last,
issued at D o'clock. in which the inten-
ton Of Joseph & Co. to resume payments
was announced.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-03-30
FROM MEXICO.

The New Orleans Bulletin gives the
following extract from a private letter
from an American gentleman, then in
the city OF Mexico, dated Feb. 18Th,
1887:
''ThiS Government has made arrange
ments to prosecute the Texan war by
loan from Messrs. Echevaria 81 Sors,
LIZARD 81 Brothers, and Rubio, for two
millions Of dollars, TO be paid in cash in
stalments OF $50, 900 per month, and
$50, 600 in provisions, and are to have
the receipts ofthe custom house at Me.
tamoras and'TamPico, and the privilege
OF exporting the two millions in specie
free from export. General Bus.amepte
is to take charge Of the army he leaves
here next week in company with Avis
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-03-30
VERY LATE FROM MEXICO.

Intelligence from this country has at
length been received by the arrival at
New Orleans. on the 18th instant, of the
schooner Creole, in six days from Tam
pico.
We learn by her that fleet consisting
o; briggs AID schooners of war hal
sailed from Vera Cruz for Metamoras.
destined to operate against Texas. Ev-
cry thing was tranquil in Tampico. There
were about 800 troops there in garrison.
Santa Anna arrived at Vera Cruz Oh
the 2'st of February, where he was ra-
ther coolly received, and with no more
honors than were due to common
Mexican General. He left immediate.
ly for his estate. Mango de Clavo.
The election returns for Presiden,
were
Anastacio Bustamente, 81 votes.
Manuel Gomez Pedlsza, 6 d"
Nicholas Bravo, 3
Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, 2 {"
Gen. Bus.amente, we are informed, BY
private letters had arrived at the Rio
Del Norte, where the army is now sta
toned, and takes the command in con-
junction with Bravo.
Santa Anna on bis arrival at Vera
Cruz, addressed The People, and assured
them that his liberation was not owing
to bribery, or TO any thing derogatory to
the Mexican People, but purely to the
goodness ofGen. Houston.-Nat. Int.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-03-30
IMPORTANT PRoJEcT.-Tbe cor

IMPORTANT PRoJEcT.-The cores
bonding Secretary Of the New York Co
lonizatiou Society, has received letter
from the Rev. r. S. Finley, agent oil
the State Colonization Society of Mis-
sissippi, dated Natcbez, Feb. ID, 1897,
informing him that the societies in the
states of Mississippi and Louisiana. have
each resolved to establish colony OIL
the coast of Africa, and that each society
will expend twenty thousand year for
FIVE years, in sustaining them: that the
Mississippi Society has already purcbas-
ed suitable territory for their object,
and it is supposed that purchase has
also been made for the Louisiana Socie-
ty. Mr.. Finley mentions, we "have
nearly secured the sum Of $50, 900 for
the first year, in the Mississippi Society,
and are confident ofraising the same sum
in Louisiana, as the enterprise is popular
in both states"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-03-30

ia and Filisola, with a carte blanche to
raise troops, when and where he NAV
hnd 1t necessary. In the mean time Ge.
neral Santa Anna is looked for eyery
hour with ieverish anxiety and Congress
has finally passed resolution proscrib-
ing him. or barring HIM from all civil
and military immunities, until he makes
full and satisfactory expose of all his
acts since the battle of San Jaciuto, as
well as his motives in going to Washing.
ton, &c. &c. The DIE consider as
cast, and you may look to the next arri-
walls from this unhappy country with no
ordinary interest. Ii civil war breaks
out, OF which there seems no doubt, it
VIII be the most sanguinary yet expert
enced III this country. The whole couu>
try is fully ripe for it,
A letter from Tampico under date of
the 4th instant, addressed TO the editors
OF the New York Courier and Enquirer,
gives the following particulars attending
Santa Annals arrival in Mexico:
cat last Santa Anna is amongst us.
He arrived at Vera Cruz on the 10Th ult
| in IL AWcIican IrlSate, and was receiv-
ed by the civil and military authorities
with all the houors due to the rank of
General. but 20 more. However, he was
enthusiastically welcomed by, and re-
ceived the servile embraces OF his hume.
rous friends and partisans, who, IN spite
oil the lukewarmness OF the partisans of
the present Administration, flocked to
his residence, and escorted him to his
country seat of Manga de CIavo. The
principal officers OF Government showed
a remarkable GOODNESS to the prisoner OF
Texas. During his short stay at Vern
Cruz his conduct was very reserved, and
he seemed to be laboring under tear or
sickness. Previously to leaving Vera
Cruz, he despatched all express to the
capital, who it is stated, was The bearer
of well written manifesto, III which he
endeavors TO justify his conduct since he
left the city OF Mexico for the army, and
exposes plainly all the intrigues and ca
dummies OF his enemies during his cap
tivity and his visit to Washington -
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-03-30

well as IN the wants of the article. Mo.
ney matters in England, also, look gloo.
my, and have given the merchants in
New ork, as we'll as those in England.
the blues. Failures continue there as
well as here, and almost every man, Ell
.her Tor himself or his friends, seems to
De mourning over the commercial distress
winch every. where is staring them in
the face. The embarrassments of the
CITY and country cannot, however. be
mucn worse than they are. The COM
merciai men of the United States will
hSe and triumph as long as a thread is
lett upon which single hope can be
hung. While there is life there is hope.
w whatever Industry, honesty, determine
non, or good intentions can do, will be
dohe.
The money market, in the city, con-
ihaes tight; three per cent. and four
per cent. month is readily obtained for
money upon some of the best paper in
the city. Another commercial house has
gone "by the board'h to-day. for the We.
ry pretty sum Of ten or fifteen hundred
thousand dollars. The Josephs HAVE
NOT resumed payment, and. so far as
learn, caanot. Their will to do so is bet.
ter than their ability. The failures in
New Orleans, which were the chiel
cause oil their embarrassments, as YOU
learn from New Orleans, afford no hone
to them from that source.
Stocks have again declined to~day
aud are mere drug, selling at price
much lower than ther real value.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-03-30

Dinner TO hr. Rires.-A dinner was
given TO the Hon. VIM. c. Rives, at the
Eagle Hotel in Richmond, on the 2Ist
instant for the purpose, as is understood
OF afordios him an opportunity to ex.
plain the expressions used by him in the
Senate of the United States, in re gard to
Slavery, to which strong exceptions had
been taken by many OF his friends. He
addressed the company for about an hour
and half, but with what success. we
are not advised. We regret to find,
(merely because he is gentleman how
ever, that his rival for the succession.
BENTON, is evidently outstripping him
with his party, even in Virginia. Some
Of the leaders are uureserved in their a.
vowals on this subject, and it is said that
a toast something like the following was
drank at the dinner.
Thomas II. Benton-THe giant intel
lect Of the Republican party-the oracle
of Virginia Democracy,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-03-30
From The Nat. Inteltigencer, March 25.
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS
New YORK. MARCH

NEW DIRK, MARCH ~.
Money matters continue to be almost
the entire subject of conversation. There
seems now to be no hope that things will
very soon be better. Bad as they are,
they promise to be worse. The news
from England and France affords any
thing but the hope of a charge Of fittings
for the better. Cotton has again declin-
ed cent upon the pound, and the arti-
Gle seems 10 lessen in demand every day.
All of the latest packets from Havre,
London, and Liverpool, have brought
news ola gradual declensjon IN price, as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-26
~r,,H,Ha. OCTOBER: "a. 1917.

,r>TR a. AGRICULTC RAJ SOCIETY.
mi. Society will meet AT the Methodist Episco-
,,,rr this DAY at IL O'Clock t" hear the Address
~ ,.r,erea on the occasion by the Rev. John
:, .,, The public generally are invited To attend.
,hc address, the Exhibition of Stock, &c. will
the place.
...,,,s. Farming Implements aud other .lanuac-
will take plyce.-'rhose offering for premium,
- lies, ,hri, articles 10 A. ID. Johnson Sccrctar,
! =. s,c,el,, before Q otiock-when the commit
:. IN assemble and examine then-ard AT II o.
III. Ladies and Ia. Pablo in general viii be
,.,.,,,J 10 hear the award Of P.esnians, In the
IMP tn. Society will as,in meet 1t the Franklin
;, al :, elect officers for The ensuing year, and 10
.,ct otlcr business tlat may com" before II.
r,,,,an-ln ANNOUNCING the committee Sad
u...oJ Harness. heretofore, an omission occurred,
.,,ch We supply by rcpublishing the names Of the
.aa,lenen composing that committee. viz Dr..
I'm n. Patterson, John K. d. Payne, Edwin Mat
la,,s DIR. Vim. I. llolcombc, DR.. X. W. WEhrr>.
u,,,;ce l.anghorne, Jr Robert. Il. Gray AID Rob
en r. Barnett.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-26
TIE FLORIDA w \ K,

". inserted LAST week, an address of Gen. Wal
lac. Of Fauquicr county, 10 the militia of Virginia,
r,lng upon hen to take up arms in ald OF the peo-
II. n, Florida. b the suboncd notice ii will be
.e.n,hat our townsman, Maj. A. NJ. Gillian, propo-
,es, iihc CAL succeed in ,aisins companv of volnn
,.er. to respond to thi, call Arr there not hun.
,.1 or more Young mrn III this and the ncighboring
..un,es. who are willing To undertake. winter
pasnin the sunny South! II there be, let them
euoll themselves prom?tly. There is no time To
lo,c as it is desirable to commence operations
|, asmac,icablr. There can be 10 donbtoithc com
p.lrncy of Maj. &. who has risen by regular promo-
,wn,o the rank OF the commander OF battalion OF
yr.na Militia, discharge the duties Of Captain
oflt corps which he proposes to ra'se, in Which
,dot We hope lie will be entirely successful We
,lbloin his Address:
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lelrr,o, WIS eulorized by his opn,uents he rnonir
sl with lust suspicion The cor,cctnts, ofm, poll
e "wlat have done thai m, cnen.ie, should praise
mcm Mr.. Calhoun may well enquire. "wbat have
done that the yer, men who but YESTERDAY were pour
IN. torrents Of abn,c upon me- AS the advocate of Dis
'"''" aha NhaiehI' ana Tie aoe''f OF AL 'ht was
head az their leader aad c,,,nnion Is it proba.
BE that h,,. remained firm, and r,uc ia M, prnc,-
PIES aud thai The treat bod, of M, opnoucn,s bayc
rnounccd thcr old opinions against which have
been combating. and embraced INV creed; or have
they remained firm. and have zone o,rr to ,hrm ,,
And as the latter is the more pobablc snppo,lrion of
tive. he should mot comnlou If blS old friends
cannot wheel aJout ulth ,hc same facility as HIM
self
But villa, will Benton say VIII he he satisfied.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-26
OHIO ELECTION

ohio is redeemed In the last I.epslaturc The
Nan,res had maiori,, ol 4 JOINT hallot--ln the
next, the Wings will have majorii> III Il, mal,ns
aelear wing gam al - members, IN despite of tie in
iqnons manner IN which that State Wa cut up into
unequal election districts b, the Van Haren patty il
order 10 pcrpctnale lcn asrrndancy IN tr State lie
sIslala,mc. The Columbus Journal sans t.W-
ins = feturn To the Senate Is Is certain rs fate"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-26
TEXAS.

The documen;> Communicated 10 Congress, II its
LATE session disclose the aci, that, IN 1920 the FIRST
year of Mr. Joltn Quincy \dan,'s administration,
Nh Clay, Inca Secretary of State, instructed Mr.
Poin>ru. ON Mru,Sefto Mexico. 10 cndcayor To ci-
lectthc purchase ol TEXAS, and nuthotzcd him 10 Of
ter a nlinn 81 dollars lor 1t, in proportion for a
,n,sII'r quantity "itcirory, il the Mexican govern
mrnl Should he unwilling to crdc the whole. How
oan Mr. Adan, reconcile rh.> proposition witt, the
grounds lately assumed by hln IN reference IN tins
subject II our Government las fieht under thc
constitution, 10 annex foreign territory In the
uion VIII, did lac cudciyor to elect a purchase Of
the Ncly Territory IA question: Did he Intend to
erect 1t into ldrp, rcnt empire thcul II lIc
did, where does hr find ii, authority IN the co,titu.
tian to pnrchas" TERRITORY for such purpose!
The same pioposllion renewed to the M-\l.
can government 10y Gen. Jackson, who. through hi.
Secretary oi Stat, Transmitted similar instruction, To
Mr. Ponsctt, directing Inn, to every cnott to IF
feet the purcha-c, and flong the bid from onr to Gy,
million. OF dollars.
Tins e,iiou l. defined to giatc the [ nion to tho
centre, and will probably completely oyersladov
,yon the important financial schemes of the Govern.
mcut, 1t tire next session Of Congress. Mr.. Adam,
has declared that it involves the question of mon OF
Dsuninn-and We tlnnk it not NJ all improbable thai
in this instance at least he will prove to be a Pro
phct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-26
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

Although the Wings have not secured malort, in
the Pennsylvania Legislature, they have Ear gum
ed ON ther antagonists rendc, then triumph an
other ,eat matter OF moral certainty.
lastNear the Nantes had small nlioly in the
Senae-ln the ne>t Legislature, there will he II
Wings and / Nauitcs. In the House oi Rcprrscn.
tti'cs, last yenl, parties stood thus Nanltcs -,
Wings 20 In the neat Nantes SO, Wings "a. Lass
year, the Van Buren majority on JOINT ballot wa, n
bout lit is no" : Mig gain 10 One more
struggle, and the key -stone State will be free
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-26

NOTICE..

a. the 18th of November, y, shall sell, t.,
W the highest bldjcl, on the Mountain pltula-
ton o Pal-ou Wtll15oi, dre's, IN Bcdlofd county.
thr crop oil Com, D1ls, Fodder aud S,mc,s--hr
STOCK ol Houses, tow4, ONcr, Hoe. Pl3nl1llon |
trrl>Ils, dr.; and - thr 2Dth shall sill. N the
Mansion house Of The dccca4ed, rhe crop oi Corn,
bus, Fodder aud Shucks--tllr socl ol lorscs Cows
oxen. Hog, Sheep PlulIaiIon Utensils. House
hold 9nd Kitchen Furniture. &c.--I'c1as made
known ON the day Of sale.
All persons having claims AGAINST the sui state
are requested To btne diem forward, we'll aulhrnti
Gated, Is may make arrangements TO ply Them Oh.
and tlose that ebt tn he sad rstatr ar re-
questrd 10 come forward and mlhc payment, a, IA
further indulgence can be- gwen.
JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, EterptJr.
October % Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-26
To TIL. PIT BLIC.

In ,ccarllncr with The appeal Jude by Gen. john
Z. Wallace. OF fauquirr. 10 th" patriotism OF the
srzcns u Virginia. for Io!anitcrS Ia march against
lr Seminole lulituS, the rnsiilIg WINTER campaign.
tle,ulSrrihrr ior one has rr>osed that the call
sIll no, be mud iH vain :-aud he respt ctiUt So
bet, those al his fellow citz"uS of this place, aud
tlr ALBUMIN. counties, WHO feed disposed to take up
,rm, in their c"il,Hr,'s defence. Ia add thru nanies
vn> subscription r,ll. II deems 1t unnrrr>>ar, Ia
say that enterprise. which promises ho"or and yo-
A.. u hm who "uha,hs in il. should induce all Ia
sst"Hh lronrinr>s aud decision.
ALBERT NJ. GILLIAN.
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o''''dS, II M Calhoun Is ,a.sn up Us candidate
'o' Tue Presidency by any portion of tue Admustra-
wv" party he will asSurcdly receive no oo,nicnanre
'''" much the largest division. His position must.
" ever, respect, be disagreeable to himself and
mort'i,ing to his rue friends
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-26
sbT'EatE,

a LII persons, aud the Banks particularly. alr for
/ n warned against trading io1 OF dlscuuntug =
HiGHI W. 09iaJfF. Vote fer 800 dGRg5srs,
endorsed by me ior Samuel :. Fuqua ot Charlotte
county, and not prosecuted at Baok, which notr has
been assigned 10y tie sud 'uqna 10 Ishm II. Button
of lllilN. thu sud Fuqua Is bankrupt, aud |
shall not NV" HIM any IlIna a settlement OF ac-
counts. aud lhla notice viii be rlo1j IA bl.
Join HENRY,
Ch..lolIl. OrlnLal 70 n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-26

MIR RlNES'S SPEECll.--Wc insert tins MOI
ming the FIRST halfof Nh klve,'s Speech. 1t is need
less to say that there are several positions in this
speech in Which we do not eoncur--and there are
some things particularly his tame and sputrss aln.
sion 10 the mane, III whlelth turiene, Bill which
passed At the last of Congress WAS killed by
the Pocket J ofo, Which must excite unqualified dis
gust The general design OF the speech. however, Is,
IN our opuon, sound and correct, and the arguments
hN which IT'S main po<ition Is ,usta med perfect,
inetuiablr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-26

~ X assortment ol Goods for Servants Winter
~ Wear is large, OF superior quality aud very
cheap. Country dealers will fId it to their a,van-
tagc to give rs IA call, as are determined to offer
them superior Inducements 10 purchase.
MARTIN, WARD x DAVIS.
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SE.VS Esp.AdEa Saa,AA =.

EbLNCk GRO DE NAP Sll.lN#at - cts. PER
, N1rd, tcts lur At - cts.
Blaeh Italian silk very rieh, at > ~ PEI Nard,
hlack Gro De PARIS. ~ Black tiro Dr Rme. ,elv
superior, III ~ ia els. per snd
T. L. ESTES.
October II, II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-26

= GOOD assortment of ezra fine figured
fhallesS, 1t llle very low pnee Of % cents pei
VI. very trshiouable aul,c, +. Il. ESTES.
Drf1trf &c II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-26
STOCKS, Sr. Sc.

u LAIN and figured Satin Stocks, various quail
a tics,
Roniba2rne da DO. Black Italian Cravats,
Ruie and plain Linen Shirt Bosonls,
Linen Collars. black Satin Shut do
SILK and Bucksku Shirts aud Drawers.
lust received.
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
October 20 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-26
EOR ~ E.SE',

rINIlH large brick building Main street, opro-
4 site the Union Hotel, in the occupancy OF
Mr.. Paul Jones Tavern House. This building
is well constructed, and situated for Tavern OF
boarding House, having | / rooms above ground,
each with fire place, cellar rooms and the ucces-
sary ont houses aud having been long aud well
known first rate stand for either purpose Pos
session will be given list January next. Apply to
SMITH & BAGWELE.
Oct. Of It
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-26

4 = Gen. Jaehsons Experiments resemble the
gun oi lludbras. nklcking their owner over. HIS
attempt to ccononzc the expenditures OF the govern
ment resulted IN increasing tlen, from 1000 900
to S36,ooo,0lm pc, amnum-tscc Messrs. tdnlblo-
lcne sa:d W oodhurN ssalcmcui,) --whilt hi, "hnn.
bic etort| TO rcsio,r the constitutional currency of
cold and silver have resulted in the Punishment of
the precious metals IRON circulation. aud the ems
sion o' treasury notc1 10 en-. bic the government to
pas lis debts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-26

" ceiN, continued and held lor Buckingham
county, IT the Courthouse, on FRIDAY the 18th day
oi September, ls35 slttlns rs Court nl Chascriv
ormond &, Fitlans, William {. Shaw. Gomtorl
iiuhns, " lllmm II. heighton and lom II. Duval
late merchants aud partners. nafng under the firm
OF Tiffany, shaw to, aud 1'homas ". llall lnn,c.
Gibson aud tntc \. Halt, merchants aud pattupDs,
trading under the firm ot llil. G3hson * o..
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