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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-09
'E'gaEi VEgsGENEAN.
LyiichDurg, February y, 1881 j..
EXECUTIVE ENCOURAGEMENT AND
ARROGANCE.


vornment is randy becoming the depository OF
all mower The LOST RIGHTS of the States nclu-
live and that the Executive department ofthat
.,,ror,ne,,is inst ,s ranillv becoming the sole
authority in the Repu5lic, BY the gradual pros
,so,5on oc tho ;p1enondonce Of the I legislature
,,a#,r,o L,di,;,rv diminishing in practical re-
.n,,sih;Ii,v a. if oothers to itself through the
.o,f.,a,ro4,,ion Of move, and the Increasing in
n.,..aoo u ,,,,roo,.,o rho moan, Of misleading
.,,l1;o o,,;n;a, aud Of terrifying hv the aconi-
- ara da1,doJ noo,le ,ho usurnations
.'..',. our rroe renrosen.
,.,., ,',,.a.,,,o,, into monarchy
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=, '''D7p "'I a. ,f,a n,n,;,,,ion Of nnb.
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ner Is the lnio'ha'oh o. ''.' "''2.''e.p' o',-
rage receive ny e'f pe0t'''s y
hoi' up 'n' ae' u just ~
attack upon inc representative Pf'"e'P''' anu d
a bold assertion Oh EXECUTIVE o'"'',o'en'e, po'-
tending inc certain "o|n'a' ., our ''''''''''''s
by hHronyefs'on oil i'.n''P" 'fe''a'"' mo al
absolute Noafrca-but Dy ''' great "''s'' ''e
act l. e''nar feE"ieo WIN '''" 'IP'''','o"' VI
halted with accIamat'on' ana celebrated oY mar
ta so'n'e'' az 1t so11a great an popular PR
VIo9e oa' ofe" N'',''''''' ~ VI :, '''.
V'rol me deea IS a''ta"y P''''',,'e' '"' ,'''"'
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ROBERT EtEsE.y.

81 z dE ON NTIST.
III As returned 10 Lyn-hburg, and NAV be
q found at the Franklin Hotel, BY those who
desire his professional services. -.
November IL a., r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-09
Eto,q The Littie Roe. Ca-.te.

TnE WESTERN FRoSrEn-We are indebted
10 a higa.g respectable correspondent at forl
Towson, Tor the following interesting notice.
F1Rr TowsoN. Dec. p 1856.
| enclose copy ola letter received few days
SINCE. by Lieut.. Col Nose. commanding nj tins
po.t. from Major israel Folsom, an intelligent
half breed Chocfaw, residing on the Mountain
Fork oi LltIc River Nothing farther has been
heard upon the subject
EAGLEToWN, CuacrAw NATION ,
De. %, ls5G.
Dear Sir:-On Monday last, one Of my hun
tels arrived here, from Cross Tlmbers, who 10
formed me a a fact, that he was told by the
Caches that party OF the Cananches killed
and scaiped II " bite man, IN the pra1ies near
Gross Tmbcrs. A hunting party Of the Ghoc-
law, received farther information, from the same
band Of the Carhel, thai all the different tribes
OF Indians in the West, were uniting with a
view t. declare again-tthc United States.
The war against Texas was already declared.
The Cache, stated. that the MeXlcanS were
their clo,r friends and would act IN Their behalf;
and farther stated, that chen all the chiefs OF
different nations were busy in holding councils
II effect union Of all the different tribes IN the
West The Cachies gave strong hints 10 the
Choclaws 10 JOIN them.
give you this brief account, just As II was
It'd 10 me. thinking it is for the interest OF our
country and II give van information OF the
plans adopted BY the wild Indians against ouI
peace think the Mrxlcans are al the head OF
II. The plan Of union Of the different tribes, i,
a policy too deep for wild ladian, to study out
aud adopt.
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e -DUO,AA ..p..tOM.

FsSllE subscriber will on the LIST of March A..
a pen an English and Classical schoolin this
place. ~ ''''S
The terms and schoo-roon1 will be made
Nn9Wn hereafter VIM. S. REID, Jr.
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7sEBslKe Ga9ReRssS.

spl the lily IIo, from Liverpool to City Point
~ H., weUc IN receipt o portion Of our i'm
port1laHof Spring and Suamer Dry Goods, coas'.,-
rng Of
ii mdIessed PAID and striped Gms CHAINS,
sd and Ii common TO very lne brown Linens,
Bird Eye Diaper, GALL Linen,)
Ii and III tiur and extra fine Linen %hcctiac
Superior Beached Dnll for Panaloons
Extra line and handsome figured Narsellles,
English silk Hosiery Ribbed and PLAIN rem supCr0r
PLAID and Striped Fancy Drill lor Paotaoous,
Checked 4usius, Jacoucts aud Can5fics,
bate assorted Patent Thread, No Ito 40 rc, ooo4
Winch With our very large and desirable stock of
Goods before on hand, we offer Al price 70 suit the
times Those in want of Goods OF superior quality.
will call 1t JAMES {. III IN Co.'s,
AtHe Obiie.iian Quc.g.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-29

PROFITABLE STATE PRisoN.-rhe present num-
Ter OF coDvicts IN the Connecticut State Prison IS
2o7 The balance OF convict labor over the expenses
presents gam OF 81 435 81. The profits Of lhe
prison since lis establishment have been 1886
% over It's entire COST together with all the improve.
inents and alterations, and the land connected with it,
The aggregate nett income which it has paid into the
Treasury is Sl2l 1873 63!, The number Of prison
ers received this year has been 57Iast year IS. 1t
IS only prisons which flourish nowadays and If any
body can make them profitable. it is the 9lnewd peo-
pie OF Connsctcut
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-29

4 Lii persons indebted to the sGbzcrbcrs are a
eain earnestly requested to mike immediate
ymeut; ONE OF the parties intending II leave Lynch
bUg in q short time, .cuders il absolutely necessary
that tin. business should be closed speedily; wc are
ANXIOUS tS should be done without cNpence to those
who Owe IL, bo, further indulgence cannot be given
10 those di.ug ardioe tins notice.
ESTES & WHITEHEAD.
Ip,ra u
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~ Saturday tiIa = j % Iuy rezf. fs#.# III Do
~ sslg upna fha pr#u,.,t. - publ auction, td''
.sgssss TRACT OF LAEa.ssae#e.I DHlli.
,.r% alfaHtor1 tomerly resided. = be land
Sff%H IT, adarcut To- Wnl. feasiahu aad
atHHf=. n the county al AaasI7i. about
i. IN I.9s lfaaI f..nghburg. The traef contains a.
bon. e .ll al D. Considered ,iiuabis.l Il Aaa ur-
ou ra dwelling house aud nost ezeelIent mil
seat.
The 81 ht made ina pursuance I'd Il dscrrc
rr ;h. county cont 81 Amherst, m8.le Il ~ May
o.rfn g.. III fla# easao of l}urfGrl fs. EHrleId.
J'cuas--l md l. inou'lie. The purchaser giving
bond. With approved security, and n1tst decd to
-r,ulg llst #5#euf.
Join COLEMAs. @1uiE
BIZ T.. T. R5gaa D.pog.
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su Robct; her fot.st has forwarded 70 .df.Nat
ray Ia England. f.om Casarcss, 20 small qaaaffs Al
he njH el he tar-ftfn4sa % paiodc t4ea.' n Gov
Tree OF Venezuela. ihl5 undergone iefaaeata-
ton ia fr5aslfx. Vim rho ,otk Of tlla hottie aas
drawn, % vasaeeen HIsa BY loud explosive fegaii
and TIE cziteatian al oaIleIae -aa. Ia Isisfent
taste and faeuf 4tfes,nh. seufrteauf Heme-
shat lals mic. Tie paHsaj amly es n aiiea !. has
already been uiietiel has .roycted al II abu.ael1
sfafch motpha, taou'ehaac gum, ae1frst8. lfwas
esrraUrl tuna .iaenaHl Of hr tlrcn ootaleT last.
IfeH3sa PaYsa
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yt,, and fashionable saaa sioco,
i,.s,ssAHs.sEr = Fzs1.tIA.

-, IN h-HlN II Hs's'i1. -.
e n lfieif''iN engaged III II '.''''D'' ''-
- hlts -. 'r" year+ an. iiziy fs.l 81, ~
or EN- 'u'.i.l1 III I'm.
.,,, ~ vi. I'm, nov located
as ii.,s, l.. e. '''''J =, -. ,ngcItI
l'''i' - =, 5.'i''' - a. -, MI door 10 M.
- ..,, ~,-.re. vJ3.rf. he +. receive
LUZ, .. Fan, ,i nj 5,nf,4,ad Northc,.
NJ ~ y ,., ,, mo- eainnlei. a,.o,f-
Ia t,+ ,,l.rs. c,..,.,i5sng ever,
l 9r,'i,,. The s4b.I. n ms mn
bt himself. and he l.el<no 6csi
.,s,irs mai. r., poi,, Of ebeappes4 and qu.l-
w. .,.,,. f., ,,,,. oyer ,,e,r.,I IN, tl,i4 mar
- - Il, ,,,,.,,f .tory j., ,.a,,s,.,,, ,t.r.-
I vii ,,,,,I, a., ,ro,,.g. ;FjlI an, lind ofhats
, .f,,=a., ,,oti..r Tho Szst. FsaT. which
49,, IT.. lz,.., :. g. rich ann, sneedid sriif Je and
" lI.=iI .,,tari,i a,d 6nl zl,#s shall be fi,lud
,....,lI.5I VII IN. above goods ne hl- Palm
.l IL ,,;..5..,ad aud potrIr,,rel raps. Inn.
49,. Is,,,e.,. -t,.l.. f,l,so.. I,.s,,,,. and
~ III nd =, Iro,a ..,,.-,r,., of TIatfer, Trim
G.,,.f,v n,.,.b.,.tt lis friends and Ia. i,i,li,
r,cII n.rri,,,larl, il,jtel IN a.1d examine
,iZ -. ,,,,l, ,, - ~ h.. .iIl
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n Al ,nst,,uar'. hat i,,aed ,r1 rpt f.,
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EF\lANIX= II #It,oD
3f,,.#i -
I : CiIAN(ERA-. VIRGINIA IN die Circuit
soa COUNTY;
Nahanlsl aid iary.y Weed NOR, hatls a..i I;,rt-
uars, tladne u.l- tiIc ,,,l, and tirsl.,I y {. H.
Weed \ g. pi.;...'.
,;t
F,.o1l. ,l,4..s;.,, AM Gl5,.l..f. p.,.li i.,
,.,s,.I '47,. In, '',,n ''' 1
sl,f 4. plI 7,L ~ '.i,'
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Ron AEsS.

New style, 'itndsOnir ANA cheap,
UST opened aud for sale by T.. b. ESTES.
~ J case PLAN London Straw Bouaels,
cases new style fancy do.
Nav - =,
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= E) LOW reer.f.a erhotr Spuuc enpplY Of Staple
and lmev fsEy fso0de--ffaGs, shoe,
Groceries :Rud Efardiw are. 'rhcy respect
i0IN invite t1etl hiends and the pn|l generally to
live them u call Is 10 pains or cNeeion wi br
-puDd 'o give sti-tatNou.
tpul II L
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FEW nftsr d#rahlc articles lined with gf. and of ,l
best Kind, Ion sale by II. r. RICHARDS, x 60.
March 80 +,
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Some of tire =. oue,set ihr Won, House ,cs-
trril, ktoekod IT, turnkey down tel, ffnn hnn
tie Icy Of lie nalneaifaurc, locked the keefer IN
coll ind risen quietly. 10 the uuuhero t.Walbed
ont at PRISON. locking tn d., l'trr laen.
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a. /. have just received, fine assortment OF good
W Iron. II. +. RICHARDS K Go
April u
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y @ e L & Il

4 \ the 9th day of June, on tie premises, there
" will be rented, to the highest bidder, Cor ono
ye2f) the well known property, called S's'oNE1-
WAR. WEAs.S.-Posses,on To be given ON the
Isl July. DAVID STAPLES,
attorney .Jor Georee Staples, Guariidn.
June Is Nv
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l ST received. and for sale bv
- CHARLES PHELPS.
March 81 Is
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Tondon Cloths and ycs,imp..

{ GENTLEMEN wishing the real agony " in the
~ most fashionable shades of Cloths 10, Dresser
rock Goats, can be accommodated by calling or
ROBINSON x ELLIOTT
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{ IINN /. and will constantly dccpa SUPPLY
n. o. Ill 5ss; tor the town Of I.,achbmc. A.
ply to William Thurman ~
NM. G. McALLISTER.
june ) ''
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moo. -
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CAN EsBES.

! Isl received a superior lot OF CANDIES,
81 which will be sold Low, by wnoLns ALE or RE
rM1a at the sign of the Boy & .Hortar.
FOURQUR x PALMER.
MaFch 20 ,,
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Cheapest Goods ever sceas.

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COLEMts. .&ifrB.
By H. T. li791s, bYag.
lis
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-02
DISTRESSING CASUALLY.

ssFsenshafaagh. s4sy &c.
A most melancholy and distressing
incident occurred IN one Of the streets III
This Town on Tuesday last. - the two
mail coaches were comiag in. and On
their way TO the Post Office. The
circumstances. as related 10 ~, are these:
i appears that two daughters of Mr..
Reuben Dick, and The daughter Of Mr..
William Rankin, IT This place. we're on
their way, IN company, 10 the Female
School IF which they were members.
and discovering caach turning the cor
ner upon them, they gave way in haste:
the Two younger on one side. and the old
est On the other side Of the street: but so
som as the foremost coach had passed
them. the iwO--being apparently un-
conscious Of the approach III another
eoach--ln attempting 10 cross over to
their companion. were thrown down BY
the fr1nt horses II the coach which was
following Immediately in the rear Of the
first. and the team being at the time in a
full trol. both coach aud horses unsyoids-
bly passed over the bodies Of both The
elder Of the two, (Parnelis, daughter Of
Mr. Dick aged sboui 8 years. having
the front wheel In pass over her breast,
and the hind wheel over her legs. suryiv-
ed but few moments; the younger
daughter of Mr. Ranking most providen
TALLY escaped. being but slightly injur.
I'd, apparently by the horses ha"is. Many
40 doubt censure the driver for CARELESS
, ness, bat under existing circumstances,
we are disposed IN believe thai no blame
can In any way be attributed To him.
TaleSc0pe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-02

or walls and steps 0fstairE. The earPsR-
tiers have eOmplsied tie seEerl roots, =
vel = the exterior dome. sni are a. pre-
sent n tie art q preparing for raising
item. Ihes are 10 be covered with cop
per, which. a vel - the glass for tie
windows, Is in The square. The quarry
OF The staie not being suitable for the pur-
pose 81 pavement, new qnarrs is about
% he opened. about eighteen miles in a
westerly direction from this, which i
found 20 be Of an admirable texture and
quality. and requires very litile labor in
preparing the stone for tagging the YES
tibules, Corridors and PASSAGES Of the
Capitol. In fact. the buiIding is pro-
crossing in an orderly manner. and al
present il is fully expected that the whole
works necessary for completing il in the
finest possible strle. viii be finished and
ready for the meeting Of the next Legs
laiure."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-02
From Florida.

The Charleston pariat Of the 10Th,
9'te' the following intelligence Irtm Flu
ia communicated in le,:er, dated
F,ft ,ieIlon. LAKE s,onrOc.) Ma, 6.
From Capt. B. you will learn much
Jews pl a Character 10 give snlne pros
pect OF speedy termination Of this ledi-
"n' war. Ossola having come 10 at this
p'''' with taost Of his warriors, | think
''gars well. lie seems care-worn. aud
'+AFl'ly tired Of Continuing the present
'a'e oi affairs; indeed he has expressed
@''A'ell as extremely ANXIOUS for spec
~ emlgratlon. lie is aow encamped
"'"ai hl1een miles from this place, IN
''hluncIIon with Coa-ha-uq and his trine,
" Father Philips as they are more gene
''h' Known. awaiting the arrival of the
'smtinder VI his men. Cor whum runuers
were sent gu. from this place iva days
'''ee' On their arrival, which Is booked
VT IN lew days. they will visit this
"'''' 10 deliver the negroes and cattle, as
'greemenl, aud wlll then depart IH
:, '"l' preparatory to their enigra'i"r.
'''e sOree IN the vicinity Of this post. To-.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-02

GLIDING men, women end children, 10 60.
limsied o. b. shsul 3.5na Nv 0f Ihe
ruasEay Greeks aud Euc''.s. sIs con-
ing lnio lhis plarr.. and rKprsss : desire
q remain and esnigTaie ulh he friendly
Greeks naw here. n prrlrrence d mas.
ing On with The Seminales. We have
already received sbnul $50 head OF cat.
ne, and continue b receive seesssl.ns 4.
most daily. The burden af the aar
seems u have fallen an The female por.
iioa u tie Indians: lnr while ihe men
who have come IN here. and We nave is.
snfd raiions Zoe some seven or eight hun
dred. appear IN gand health ami spirits
generally. the females, on the oiher hand,
With bui very lev exceptions. appesI
squsl'd. and almost destitute Of even me
common nscesssries u life: aud This lst.
her Circumstance, have M doubt, has
greatly contributed 10 bnng about tie
present sinieable and gratifying slap Of
Affairs Philips snn. brother. and wife,
together With Hicks, were al here twa
days since.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-02
ETGGsDog0UGUo
Friday, June >.

The Hon. William Montgomery is a
candidate for reelection 20 Congress
from This district. We have not vel I'M
ders'o"d who will be his opponent. nor
do We know that il is certain that he VIII
have any.
We are authorized to announce the FOL.
loving gentlemen as candidates for the
Office Of Clerk of the Superior Court for
this county:
George W. Bruce,
Col. William 4. Shields.
Dennis Heart.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-02
TEXAS.

Important, II frue.--A slip from The
New Orleans Bulletin Of May rs. con-
,ains the following:
. s'a the leiaseo Herald. af May n.
Our Congress is now "a session. and
matters of importance will, M doubt, be
transacted during The present aud next
month.
There - 4 Tnmor that Santa Anna has
been restored to power "a Mexico, and
that lhe Independence III Texas has been
acknowledged by that Government. II
Was repurled aers that several Mrxraus
had arrived Al head quarters. iram Mex
leo, with flag If iru6e aud oiiirIai pa
Pers Containing Inc abnye intelligence.
Capt. joseph Powell. We understand.
passed through Brazoria. on tuesday
last. nn has way 10 the town 0f Houston.
with tie papers alludrd TO ~ his pnsses-
sion; and one 20 sgu III Ghe M'ylrans III
company. W. d. moi irel 3linng - saw
much on the subjeei until We hear some-
thing mnre, and ia, better authenticated.
II Ne continue Al proper intervals 10
have such season. u We had yesierdsy
and The evening before, our larmers can.
not tail 10 have a large quanIy ol corn and
"Iher produce IL dispose OF, for which
'hev will have ready sale. and receive
The " ready money" The ensuing fall.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-02

John Hainey, charged with the crime
of Negro stealing, was convicted at the
last term Of the Superior Court of Ruth
erford, and sentenced to be hung on the
23d of June; but has appealed to the su-
preme Court.
Two other individuals, arraigned upon
the same charge, were removed to Burke
county for trial.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-02

Smplici y. --The r,rrulat If the Ser
rc'ar> ii the Tr"ssary T. ahe drpnsrr
banks, nj shIrh We took some notice
yesterday. grarrly commences nv stat
ing tn Dnartnenl has heen informed,
though the puhl1r press. that the dep",,tc
banks nave suspended specie pay mems
a'd. with great simplicity desires tn
know ii 'haI event has happened. Il Is
evru' -. Nr. Wan1hurv--and Burgosne
Is tak"n $40! lsa' it > possible that Mr..
Wnudhurys cnrre>panden,s viii not ad-
mt4he fart On the CONTRARY, We have
heard it suggested whether ,hey viii not
BE- rlrttously indignant, aud demand Of
the Secretary in what paper he has seen
such statement! Y. L. Com. .4dc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-02
THE CAPITOL.

MIR. Patton, in communication to the
editor of the Raleigh Standard, makes the
following statement in relation to the pro-
gress made towards the completion of
the Capitol:
Agreeably to your desire, beg leave
to inform lou, with reference TO our pro-
gyess in rebuilding the Capitol, that the
stone work of the whole exterior of the
building is completed, with the exception
of the Western Portico and the Dome -
and the workmen are sonpieting these
portions at present; as web as the lateri-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-02

Earthquakes in SyriG.--A scientific
letter. dated Beyrnut. January =, 1897,
saws that the earthquake icll IN hat civ
THE previous day was accompanied bv a
rumbitng nnise. lasted about len seconds,
and appeared 10 proceed from the nurIn.
No buildings we're thrown down 10 the
iOSn. but seven ~ eight without TIE
Halls, aud Que ~ iva lives were iu.l.
In the neighhorhood of Bssrnul, the
course ot the TIvsF OniIlIas was suspea, =
I'd. When the water mIurued, u " go
iurbId. and &c n reddish sandy col.
DURING the day VI the earthquake. lhr d.
mnsphere was clnse, aud charged wIin
slrcIIciy. Four or tive minutes Al rr
the shbrk. the connas, was still aptts;rd.
At Damascus, inur mtuarris and several
houses were thrown down: aud Al Acre.
par of the walls and some buildings
Saliet was enllrrly destroyed. and nrarly
All the pnpnianon. amounting In between
1000 and 5,OOu. had persisted. The
ground near the chy was rent IN fearful
chasms fIbprisd was almost entirely
overthrnwn, and the axe rose anil swept
away many Of the inhabitants. The de-
.patch cnnl,Ins a lsi Of thlr,y-nln, villa.
ges which had been tuialiy destroyed.
aud s,x partially; aud Mr.. VI ore says u
aas ben sscerlained that use earthquake
vas IeiI on line of five hundred mites
IN length by ninety IN breadth.
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a regI Geatie,ngn. lie never dresses

A real Gentleman. lie never dresses
in The extreme Ut fashion. bur avoids sin
gulsrity IN his person or hssits. Is atfa-
bic with has equals, aud pleasant and at
iennse To his iuiefars. In conversation
he avoids hasty III leapered, or INSULT
ing remarks. Pays .punctually for hts
newspaper. Never prizes into another
person's affairs, Does never. under any
circumstances. speak i'll Of woman.
Never cuts an acquaintance who has me,
with reverse ot fortune, and he always
pays postage on letters of business.
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Specie is selling at New York for a
premium of seven and eight per cent.
The small bills of the New England
banks are in great demand for change,
and sell al a premium of one and two per
cent; the New York banks not being
permitted to issue bills under five dol
lars.
Bills Of exchange on England are sell
ing at New York at a premium Of 10
per cent. In consequence Of this high
rate Of exchange, large amounts of spe-
Gle are carried out in almost every pack
ct y hica sails. Five hundred thousand
dollars, il is said, were to go to Europe
IN tie ilayre and Liverpool packets
which were to sail on the cath. The
merch'nIs lppear 10 be making great eff
forts To pay their debts, ami not~itII.
standing the difficulty of procuring spe-
cle, il is estimated that between three
,nd four millions Of dollars have already
been shipped to Europe.
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Tirgiaio Legisid'we,--I, has been
decided by the Attorney Gene, al of Vir.
gnia. that under the proclamation Of the
Governor. calling the Legislature to-
gether, the Members Of the last Assembly,
and not those recently chosen. will con-
vene. This is probably correct. but it
seems to US, that those representatives
freshest from the people, would be most
likely to reflect their views and feelings.
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The Providence J3l~r", .-as that
Mr.. Sprague, one Of the III, 10 rs of the
last Congress from Rhode island, de-
rliaes reelection on account of his pri-
vatc afus. tie, however, expresses
his dissatisfaction at the policy pursued
by the administration, which he has hi
,harto supported; and feeling a deep in
terest in the general prosperity of the
country and the soundness of its curren-
cy, he can no longer sustain an "expe-
pertinent" which has proved itself to be
an utter failure.
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Foreign Graia.-Twen,y vessels ar.
rived at New York on Thursday, week
before last. from foreign ports. having on
board upwards of two hundred thousand
bushels Of wheat and rye. These car
goes must of course be sold at great
sacrifice Ia the owners, Though they would
have diced handsome profit few
months since.
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Sailing of the hdependeRce.--The
U. s. ship independence, Captain N'rh.
olson, having On board Hon. Geo. Nj.
Dallas, Minister to ST. Petersburg. got
under way on the morning of the 2ls'
ul,. and went 10 sea with fine s. w.
breeze