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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-06

me question deliberately and lrrc,ecut.y. II
ne Prohef OF 4 JUDICIAL decision j. accepted hy
ne government the hank Will chee.iuiIy nhid,
'"g result Tut Until then, there sl.sn ! 81 he.
'"a 'he'e ednaot be, any surrender, "a ,aAl,,-
SO, u eemptomise.'
Inc truth Is, the party eiah ta KIP the
controversy with the Bank opro. or ii would
nav ben closed long ago. llsastu,, "a lrtar
VIII winch lhey are 10th tolart=-far uAen all
elasi means 81 misleading ,,c public tu, diem.
'His Is lheme 10 which obey never resort ~
YAM 10 mystliY, deceive anl alarm tar soorant.
he creduluu- aud the tmid They have ONLY
10 ar ay the p" Moa,y Fi,nd1 IN the hornd guisc
"iach they throw over uis shoulders whenever
'hey bring hun forward tui public inspection,
nedaub his lace, put horns upon IN, head. hugc
talohs hlho place OF toes. aud flame OF ire i.
SUNG from his mouth and uostrii,--to send an
electrical thtIi OF tenor through Ia" crowd, who
gaze upon the Monster with an ignorant aud
supersutlous dread Though he be thrice slam.
his ghost will be thus as potent political en-
sIne As ever the ficnd himself was in his pami-
est days, Are the people forever To be thus
humbugged- the sport Of demagogucs, aud the
instruments oftheir own undoing
Is Since the foregoing was written, we oh.
serve that MIR, W cbster from the Sreale's eom-
mIttee Of finance, has reported a JOINT rc~olu.
ton, authorizing and directing the Secretary OF
the Treasury TO accept the terms prollerea hy
the Bank IN its Memorial and to make a final
adjustment and settlement of the accounts be.
tween the Government and the Bank which
was read twice by consent and ordered to be en-.
CROSSED for third reading.
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FUTUR ! SURPl.UG.

We mentioned in our last, that Mr.. Bell had
succeeied in ENGRAVING on the bill making ap-
propratons tor forticatjons, a provision dis,ri-
h1ilng the surplus revenue which may be in the
Treasury on tue 1t of January, 1888, on the
principles q the Distribution act passed at the
psf session. This bill was before the Senate at
ear la, dates from Washington, and an earnest
ae0ate was IN progress, on the motion Of Mr..
Wright to strike out this amendment. We
nope II this motion succeeded in the Senate, that
'oe House will have ndher,d TO its provision.
'0ou9h the fertilization bill be lost by it, Even
rs loss will save the country from a great pre-
vent expenditure as well as check tn progress
d most mIsehleyons .Nstem.
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MEM ! ORR, Dec. lG. lS&3.

cIcs,. I, die Fo7oWI1E precI5Is -am@-c d -Yc0'
gaancy aud serslliry:
"NEw loa1, De. lG. 1888.
We the quhsr1h.r,. Ofcer, and Directors oil
lye Seventh Ward Bank IN The city Of New
iaTs, Trend, oi lie d.9Ini.,fai'9n, and Oh IN
nnll,,o ~ br f',i I6a
mite! state, Treasury, fer liz Seventh War
Baah, The terms lh2-e most favorable TO IA.
government, 49,, ..........
n a. ''' ~ - ~ '''e''''
Dir.r,or,-H mann =. &c u,cr, 0r,en.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-06

a. ~ on Saturday last, Andrew Jackson cea
i. oe president Of the United States, and
p,., J'''rne Martin Van Buren,, assumed the
;, ~ y" tn settled conviction that no change
AZ, psPy De Tor the worse, we rejoice at tht
ia though with but faint hopes that the
ava. a. "centIous theories and practices which
VII \. 'oon'hed under the late Administrations
s;llL tucked and arrested by the present W,
Din. r.. 'o' Tue best, however. 1t may be thai
y. al nds not been succeeded by Angus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-06

.,..,.h sc observe that the latter Is endeavor
,,s 10 convc, the former Of being Nullifyer
Charles T. Mercer. Of Loudoun. John w.
,,oss Of Chesterfield, John NJ. Patton OF Spott-
.,.,y,nia. Joseph Johnson Of Harrison, aad Will
liam s Morgan Of Monongala, we believe, are
III candidates for -election-and. as Yet, we
-. heard Of opposition TO none OF item.
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----SSGC~

~ In the House of Representatives. en-
'ue>o'y last, clause was inserted in the d.
p9manc appropriation bill, for the outfit and
,''Iy Of a diplomatic agent to Texas. whenever
"s resident shall receive satisfactory nforma-
"on mat mat Texas is an independent power, and
rt II Is eSped'ent 10 appoint such a minister
NJ fO'e stood thus ayes III, noes 76.
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" ~ There have beeen violent mobs at
9 'O'' and in Knox county, (Ohio,) and at
', o",oG' CMchgon,) occasoncd by Abo-
"a ~ e. lectures. Dirks, pistols, &C., were
nee use but we do not observe that any
lars. '''' we have no room Tor par''cu-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-06
UNITED STATES BANK

, win which the United States
o"'A was pursued, Ter several wears n,jor Il, ia.
expiration oil It's charter. BIZ rho,,. ~ Ina h.c,,,,,
ns enemies, net from any convection etb.r ,f
IL oheens'itauonalty or miseAievoo. l,ed.n..,
'N' because they could nyt bend il To lbsi,nur-
Pes,N, by converting II me- m all.
'eInm'ht' aud rendering it sl.b>5I,,r,.,o Tho
! Pe'Pe'aaNoh IN power ot The damirapt mart.
continues to be exhibited, Whenever h, any
"'e'ns' It's enemies can drly it btl 51e the pub.
| lie '''e i'''.
a few DAYS ago, Nj Galbraith of Penn. in.
'o~oced a bill tnHetng peeuniary penalties tor
reissues Of the notes Of ;he late Bank of the
united States, which, itscems, for eonvani.n,..
sake, are kept IN circulation by the new hank
chartered by the State Of PENNSYLVANIA. TIN, !,
mere exhibition OF a childish spite, since the
only ELECT OF orbddng the reissue o. the old
notes Will be the circulation OF npw--ao ohi,et
"9rdy oil Importance enough to require the &c.
''on OF men guilty OF beardn
The same gentleman ha, brought forward the
following joint resolution:
" ReSoired bg The Senate and House Of Re-
| PresenfdHres otMe initeR States OF America
m Congress dSSembied, That until the notes Of
the late Bank of the United States which may
have been returned since the Sd day OF March
last, redeemed from the iands of the said bank
shall cease to be re-i,,ued by lis officers drec'
Tors, trustee OF trustees, and until the amount
due to the Government from said bank shall be
settled 10 the satisfaction of the Secretary OF the
| Treasury, the notes of said bank, and the notes
| oil any bank to which its funds and estate may
be transferred in tru,t for the payment of lis
debts aud discharge OF lis obligations, shall not
oe 'e'e.eo IA payment OF aeois Que To tae 60
Vefnment OF the United States, or taken III eN
e"ahse OF dePosiir IN any OF the banks selected
a. repositories OF the pubic money and the
| secretary OF inc feasuIY Is hereby directed 10
'"oil sueh measures as he may deem necessary
10 carry ms provision INTO eject
Here. again. is \ niece Of MINGLED malice and
,n,;ai,, III, o'cln,io, ar;aon,,c ,os;,,,.
=
(" " '"oo'fe 'ne J''S' statement u 9'el''''F
" ooibufv, IN his Report TO Congress, declaring
hi, liability To bring the Bank to n settlement
win tb. Treasury Dpnartmpni and invokina
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-06

4 lIlNE2o.010 pounds Of Bacon of my own
q carag. Cu&r8AcIoRs aud those wishing to
supply lher FAMILIES vii. DO well TO give me
4 cal, Il, | Will ell al moderate price, and
warfaot It Ii,sl rate. JAMES l.. HORNER.
Malrrh Is
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TDfsAd'a'aeNsSG'.
d< +.

7tils SlblNbitb - AtIIos and l'aee
I Hat.F, vii make NJ pezt s,asoa IN 81
place, mmrnrtaa tie II DAY Of satrh and
ending the l.tot lull. llo#i, nov - IN, #esJ
ipa hfattl autt' o., .ad r1n H. sen n cay
me a, tie ptapartaf- ATE 4nxf"usto =hcss Re
s'eat Improvement IN as sile aud eendalan, "a,
4. hLs nErlrLI LnllL
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: T. l. | vi =,

9NfILb STAND pasl of his lime atmy sta
w bic in Bedford county, and part NJ Capt
Burwell Lees, in Campbell county, at Lees
ylle, on Sl.unton river
WILLIAM EDGAR.
March & IT
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sur az " DE y IT'S r.
r,Y.L BE ABSENTT RON TONY UATiL
~ IIIE fIHNT ar dPI}L.
t'areh 1 i
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B,:eEses saa Auction.

I'D CRSlA ANT to decree Of the county court
n "l Nnheis II, pronounced a. il last Novem-
Or l''t'' 40 . Int tist'a," aafpuling between
jose iRchesen, admtnsifa or al Ililfam Sledd,
deceased Plaintiff, aud ny s.ledd. and Others,
Del .ndants the undersigned the commissions
- IN nj deeIce named. will on the 10Th day OF
Apl, ls"s on the premises, expose To sale hy
way 81 Public Auction. . certain tract or parcel
of LAND, with IL tppuaenanees, containing
~ atte>, more OF les, iSin", and Icing on ih.
waters 81 podlar River. in the county Of Am-
hrret adjoining otlamc. NJ Martin Richard s.
Ellr, and uihtrs.
Telm. Il sale.--A crcdilef one. TWO and three
yea, ior cqual to'ton- 81 The Iu,ehasc money
vi hc sls, n, the pu,ehasctur purchasers giving
h nds with approved rcrsotal security, and the
Il l. Ia tie Land itself, Ia he retained as fur
t. - scDnrty
JOHN -. DAVIS.
WM. COLEMAN. Comm'rs.
JOSEPH 4. CARTER,
March Il5A
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OTsg.g S Z 'L.z.s.LsG,

4 Will rar the highest CASH price, for any
n quantity ot old Copper S. AlRES.
March , IL
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HAULING DEF We g.,

HAULING OFF We mentioned, few
days a2o, that the Charlottesville Republican,.
Mr.. Riyee's organ in Abemarc had greeted
the appearance of the Washingtonian" with
hearty good viii, and republi>hed the attacks OF
that paper upon Benton aud Kendall with strong
expressions of appreciation, II would seem,
however, that the zeal of the Charlottesville ed
tor outstrpped his discretion. and that he gave
The >isnal fer Wal before his great patron was
prepared for an open rupture. The" Washing
tanian states that the article Of the ChaJIollcs-
vile organ had hardly appeared when q lctter,
were instantly en- the wing between Richmond,
Washington aud Charlottesville" and, mira
bile dicta the Charlottesville Republican
which a week before cxultingjy announced tn
establishment Of the Wl,hlnatonian, aud pro-
Tered 10 publish is Iro spectus, and 10 obtain
subscribers for It, ceased II, exchange with il,
ne " friend What sudden cooling ol aracnt
lorr /; hcse This Ijue fdpr pas viii teach the
charottcsyi,' edlt3t thai mcn who wear col
lars should not venture II give utcfanee 70 Chen
opinions without loon NJ al the fGIleman.
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~ III y mn
a cnNsrtNr sUIIly oi punters' lux will be
kept Ion sale ly
=. & IVY. DUDLEY.
December e Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-06

Among ethrr aptnmeut5 recently traueht 10
light BY the invest 5auu. committee, 81 C2u-
er's' I, the following precious sample Of ,yco-
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THE III nNOND LOlTEKl, Cll,s5.
Travis on Thursday next.
News received on Saturday.

Bcsijcs 9l1t so. 80 sl03 md sl0s
Whole iiehet, only Halves 81 81 Co. 1tefs.
! u. AN E8EI-r ( -.
Malch6
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-18
MICHIGAN

The bill from the SENATE for the ADM
sion Of Michigan. was read twice aud ro'
poned to Tuesday next.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-18

tive so far as to compel receiving officers to
receive the bills of that bank, in the pay
ment of Govefhmcnt dues, we should not
hear in the form of direct communications,
any thing more Of The monster, and moth
ing more would be done in regard to il,
until We took the proper steps To make It
diseorge what it had belonging to us.
have been mistaken.
In conclusion, said Mr.. when in order
to make that molion. | will move and IL
now in order, will now move that this me-
mortal I've referred to the Committee Of
WAYS aud Menns.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-18

the floor, and advocated to passage Of ,hs
Resolutions.
After he had concluded. Mr.. Cranston
replied to some remarks made by the Speak
er, having personal allusisn 10 Dir. Cran-
ston.
The Speaker explained, and Dir. Gran.
slon concluded.
MIR. Simmons rose TO speak, but 1t bsing
nearly one O'Clock, r. NJ, a motion to nd.
Journ prevailed. The House adj. to 5
o'clock, =. NJ.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-18
SENATE-Tuesdav, Jan. 10Th.

A message was received from the Presi.
dent in regard to "a communication by ca-
nal or railroad between the Atlantic and
Pacific ocean in the vicinity of the Isihmus
of Panama, intimating the ineypedicncy Of
any action mt present by the United States.
Mr. Buchanan presented memorial from
q number of individuals engaged in the coal
trade, protesting against reduction of the
duty on coal; ordered to be printed
The Senate proceeded tn the further con
of Mr.. Ewing's resolution To re-
scind the Treasury order Of July 1896, &c
together with the substitute offered ihercf,lr
by Mr.. Rsycs
Mr. Rives spoke u, length on the Subject
~ the resolution snd NJ. enieniincn'. Az
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-18

the bill for the reduction Of the Revenue to
IN. wants of the country; the question be-
ing on the motion Of Mr.. Lawrence to post
pnne the bill indei oiiely. After some re-
marks from Mr.. Corwin against, and Mr..
Cu.hlnan in favor Of the measure, the bill
and report were finally ordered to be print
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-18
SENATE-Thursday Jan. IItl,

! Mr.. Benton from the Comrnittec on Mil
itnry Affairs, reported "A Bill for the pay
ment of the Vermont Militia for services
rendered at the Battle of Pla,sburg, whicl,
was read aud ordered To a second reading
MIR. Benton moved To invest the commit
tee on the public lands, to whirh the iuin,
resolution concerning the Treasury order
had been referred, with authority TO inquire
into the effect and operation of the Treasu-
ry order Of July II, upon the currency Of
the country and the banking institutions of
the States and into the conduct Of Banks
IN relation to that order; and into their at
tempts If any) to Withdraw specie from cir
culaton, and to emharrass the business aud
exchange of The country the committee To
summon witnesses before them, if any such
are near at hand, and to conduct their en-.
quiries at n distance by interroga,orics.
The motion was laid on the table.
Mr.. Preston offered the follwins rcsolu-
tim, which lies over.
Resolved, That the committee on mill
tsry affairs he instructed to inquire into the
expediency of fcausing an examination to he
made by board &c officers OF rank and cx-
perience, of the Improvements in firearms
made by Hall, Cockran, Colt and Baron
Hackett, and that the general results be
presented in tabular statements showing the
advantages of each in all important militia
ry points at view.
Also the following resolution which was
agreed to.
Resolved, Thnt The Committee on the
Militia be instructed to inquire into the cx-
pediency Of having printed at the expense
of the United States, mn edition Of General
McComb's Book on Tactics. &c. sufficient
For the supply at each commissioned Milit.
"A officer in ,Ir, United States with a copy.
rxrUNUINc RESOLUTIONS.
The next special order being the Expun-
ring Resolutions of Mr.. Benton, was then
called up and discussed by Mr.. Benton, Mr.
Criuenden. aud Mr.. Dana. and while the
after had possession Of the floor,
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. !
REDUCTION or ruE REVENUE.
The Housc 'csuri"d the consideration 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-18

GooD.-The Erpunging Resolutions Of
frred by Mr.. Titus, and published in the
report of the proceedings Of the Assembly,
passed The House ON Friday afternoon last
by vote of 80 To %. Twelve members
were absent from their seats, who, If pres.
ent, would probably have increased the una.
iority.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-18

All the news we have to report this week
is from Cuba. Gen. Lorenzo, the Cover
of 81. Jaeo, has annuled his proclamation
in favor Of the constitution of 1912, and
the peace of the Island is restored.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-18
SPECIAL, ORDER.
EOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE s
SENATE-Saturday, Jan. 7tb.
The Senate did not sit to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

SENATE-Saturday, Jan. 7lb.
The Senate did not sit to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Several private bills were rrpnr,ed-a-
mong other reports was one unfayorablc tn
who is a hundred wears old, and which af-
ter some remarks from Mrssrs. Storer, Jar
Wis, Granger, ID. J. Pearce and others, was
finally committed To IA committee of the
whole house.
Mr.. Bell gave notice that on Tuesday
mex, he would offer bill To provide for the
security of the freedom of elections.
Mr.. Lnnc occupied the House on Mr.
Aliens resolution tn grant Public Lands
To the old States for the purposes Of ednca-
ton.
The Speaker laid before the Honse n re-
port Of the Secretary of War, showing the
contingent expenses of the ~ilitsry esiab-
lishment for lS36-ordered to be printed.
MICHIGAN.
The bill from the Sennte for the Admis-
sion of Michigan. was read twice aud post
poned to Tuesday next.
ENtTE-Monday, Jan. 9th.
Mr.. Knight presented the petition If sun
dry merchants Of Newport, praying for an
appropriation for placing buoys in the har-
bor of that port referred to tbs COMMITTEE
on Commerce.
PATENT OFFICE.
Mr. Ruggles from the Special Commit
tee To whom the subject had been referred
reported bill in addition TO an net for tn,
preservation of the useful Arts.
This bill makes provision for the restor.
alton Of the models consumed by the lat,
fire, aud also of the records of the office
II enacts that certified copies of such rec
ords rs the act provides for shall be evi
dence in Courts of Law To secure the right,
of paten,ees. The bill makes sppropria
ton for carrying these provisions into cf.
feet.
The report and bill were ordered to b,
printed; ard, on motion of Mr.. Benton
1000 extra copies were ordered.
The following bills were read third
time and passed.
An act supplementary to m act to estsb-
Iish mint, and regulate the coins of the
United States.
A bill for the relief Samuel Warren, OF
South Carolina.
A bill from the House, for the relief of
r. T.. I.etcher and Il. =. Moore, wa, read
first time.
Mr.. King, of Ala, offered the following
resolution
| Resoiped That the Committee on Com
merce he instructed to inquire into the ex-
pediency of amending an act To regulate
the collection of duties on imports and ton
age, passed the 81 March, 1926, so MS to
secure n proper veritication of the invoice
of goods subject to All dd ralorem duty.
PILOTS.
Mr.. Talmadge offered the following res
olulion:
Resolred, That the Committee on Com
merce be Instructed to inquire into the ex-
pediency Of lcgisla,ing on the suhiec, of Pr
lots on the sea coast, with power to report
by hill or otherwise.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Adams presented n memori, from
100 females, wives aud daughters of his
constituents, praying the abolition of Sa-
very in the District of Col imbia; which
after much excitement and tumult was f.
naly received
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-18
SENtTE-Mondny. Jan. 9Th.

Mr.. Knight presented the petition If sun
dry merchants Of Newport, praying for nn
appropriation for placing bu"ys in the har-
bor Of that port reifered to tbs Committee
on Commcrce.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-09-20

nature of these embarrassments, as tho
most desirable means of relief.
am aware, however, that it is not prop.
er to detain you at present longer than may
be demanded by the special objects for
which you are convened. To them. there
fore, have confined my communication,
and believing it will not be your own wish
to extend your deliberations beyond them
reserve Till the usual period of your an
nual meeting, that general information on
the state of the Union, which the Csnstitu-
ton requires me to give.
~ M. VAN BUREN,.
WASHINGTON, 18th Sept, 1887.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-09-20
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON.
VENTION.

The Democratic Republican Electors Of
the County of St. Joseph, are respectfully
requested to meet in their several townships
on the Odd day Of September inst, and APP
point three delegates each, to attend Coun.
ty Convention, to be held at Centreville, on
the SOth day of September inst, at 10 o.
clock, P. M. for the purpose of nominating
suitable candidates for Representatives from
this county, to the State Legislature and
to appoint four delegates to the Senatorial
Convention to be holden at Schoolcraft on
the 4th October next. A full representa-
ton from the several towns is particularly
desired, as there will be other business OF
great importance to transact.
Centreville, September 2, 1887.
d. v. BELL, at
p. r. TOLL,
s. w. TRUESDELL,
THOS. w. LANGLEY,
c. LANCASTER,
Central Corresponding Committee for st. Js-
seph County.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-09-20
Constantine, Sept. 6, 1887.

The Message.-We lay this able document
before readers to-day, to the exclusion ofmuch
other matter selected. Such has been the intense
anxioty evnced by our fsllow-citsens to get hold
of the Message, that we consider il unnecessary
to sok porusal. We euro that every friend
Of his country will read it. The President has
given his views in clear and comprt hensivs
enthusiastically firm and Independent in all tho
measures he proposed; and he has exposed opub-
lie gaze, the various causes Of the existing do.
rangement in our monetary affairs, in manner
easily to be understood. In this valuable docu--
ment MARTIN VAN buren, has shown himself
Statesman, and a man worthy the confidence
reposcd in him by his countrymen.