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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27
BALTIMORE, July %.
IlIE NEW CRDp DE MuEAT


Our Report Of the Market shows that various par
ceis OF new Wheat have been sent in the course of
the week, and we ale gratited to be able to add as
well from row II personal observation the upn-
ION OF competent Judges that The quality of the
crop Is very fine. Oar friends III The country viii
see, too. that those who send their wheat market
ealy are sure OF realizing high prices the sales hay
M been At Slej 10 : SO for the best whites and ut
slst0 To 81, - Tor tn reds. Am rieta.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

French Fio4r.-Among the curious things that OF
Late have arrived among us is the article Of French
flonr, IN barre Is as gronnd and put up in France,
lately Imported at New ork. \ friend has shown
Us lot lac has for sale, which appears to he equal in
qualify TO the Western lour aud III perfect good
diton. " Y. Star
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

Ny Ff''a8 0"d eiet'-Every body remctn-
bers the beautiful old SOU with this burden. In
this day Of toast publishing, reminded Of an
appropriate and happy application ct the above, nj a
supper gwen by the young men OF Boston to llENRY
Ci.Ah, on his visit to their rty winch VIC do not re
member to have seen III prlnt. On that occasion, an
ei"san'', chased silver pitcher was presented to Mr.
Clay, Mr.. H. gentleman present, ON being called
upon repeatedly foi toast, gave with singular
lelleity-"pur guest and git, ou friend aud ldch-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

SPECIL-CoMisG AND GoiNG.-'The Congress- ar
ihsdyesterday from Mazaan, has GU board Sl03.-
in coin aud bullion. The exports of the last
week have probably been near half million of dol
lars and yet the imports aud receipts from all sources
~ |, The supply IN nIaihet nndinlnished.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

lie "hs'' harvest ~ ''e aPfcf part oi sou
good !, Giecnyille papc, saws ii" has ccrtainl,
been many years since the harvest throughout the
Southern States has yielded So abuudantly, or SO
llroe, beautiful grain
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27
New EaOtaHiets, &C.

Z HAN + just received one case of new and fash
4 ionabe BGNNETs. embracing every variety
OF style aud quaitily also, some very desirable
FANCY GOODS; all OF which will be sold Oh
the most accommodating terms.
JOHN J. pURNlS.
Iui\ y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27
IL D9gs EsRC fl 81.

Lemon Syrup, fresh first quality per
bottle, 80 cents.
Together with choice collection Of pure Bran
dies, Holland Gin. Madeira, Sherry, Muscate and a
variety OF other Wines casks and bottles old Cigars
OF finest and medium qualities general assortment
OF Confectionery pcriumery and Fancy Soaps;
with great number OF Fancy and other articles;
for sale at UNUSUALLY low prices, by
Howell DAVIES.
July 20 Is if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

Isaac Hill. the Governor OF New Hampshire, is
Il teacher in a Sunday School. We wish half
Of our public officers well employed.
( Boy,1a Times
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

U,siy, IN Oil IimcS.-A decree Of the count
" Capt Stone is sentenced to pay hundred pounds
and prohibited coming within the patent thout the
Governors leave upon pain nj DEATH for calling MI.
Ludlow Zone Of the Justces) a JHSto>S!'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

The Petersburg Inteflgencer states tina, one of ,Le
engines employed IN the transportation of the repu-
''i 'nd cypress mails, ian off the Petersburg and
hoanoks Railroad. about Is miles fom Petersb,l,r on
thursday morning, between o and II O'Clock, and
'",''h's Nihe' Mr. Samuels, the engineer, and so
severely wounded the fireman. tina, his death w,s
deemed certam; No e'he, personal ipjur, was in
fiticd. - ~ y"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27
AMOS hENDALL'S civ |

AMOS hENDALB'S CITY AIRY The Ed
Itor OF the Louisville journal IN noticing Amos kcu-
dalls reply to Mr. WIcklile's letter, says -
he writer's Alteration OF chivallv, and the as
seftlon that he has often made Mr.. Wichline q,,all
By glance {" ms eye, eau excite nothing but mrh
aud laughter IN the minds OF those who know with
what uttct ablcctness the pusanimous wretch has
oiten submitted to horse -whippnCs nose punus
and every other species OF personal nd'gnit..'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27
DETROIT, july 10

DETROIT. July 10.
Mr.. Webster and family arrived here late on
Saturday evening. III the sicamboa Cincinnati from
Toledo. tie has taken lodgings, by invitation Of
the eonmitfee of arrangements, at the National IIo-
tel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27
SUICIDE.

LtMNGToN, ny, July l2.-Bctwccn - and o.
ciot@' on Monday last, Jon SrEvtssoH, ESQ, of
r'ofS,toMn, ny. committed suicide, by hanging
hn>e with sllh handkerchief from the baniste, nj
MS house lie had been i'll for about two weeks and
was supposed to have been laborng under temporary
mental alienation from that cause He w,s , mo-,
OF wealth. had been for some time a prominent mem
Der OF tile Meth odist Church. and lorthc last fou,
OF I'VE Years Representative IN the Legislature
rom scott county. He was about % wears of aye
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

The Serp0t Tonsucd Infant" which we pub
sled the other day, declared by the Post Master
IN that town. to whom wrote, TO be a miserable
hoaN. .NorLtanl pl1n COurter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27
sEScuBl-Ks:, JUN ., -
~ BLlC LANDS AND PUBLIC r,pr,.
TIRES VI

e '"hJoil' IN parallel columns. i, sr,,.,o.
the amount received for Pubic Lands. and ,ha "
nnai expenditures Of the government, f,o, In,
1885 inclusive '-l |"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

MrIEtnRy TEtrs.-' here are IN the vicinity of
burlington, New jersey, about Hrcc hundre{ etnd
f~enf1 ho"Sdnd mulberry trees under cultivation.
The Mossrs. Chancys have about 2UO, 1900; Hon.
Garet -. Wall. in conneo ton with MIR. Chauneey
Stone, about 10000; Samuel Gumcrc aud Caleb K.
Smith 10000; ard lsare kinslnan, i0, 900.
In order to favor the production OF silk these gen
ueincn are preparing cocoonerieS, intending to COM
menrc cedIH. worms TIA. present season.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27
Nh Johnsten viii val there thirty minutes.

Mr. Icon declined being party In any such az
tdh2cmeHi, aud Mr. ID. told hn to be plepa ed for an
attack. Accordingly about an hour after ths John
son proceeded TOW ards Wilcox's office armed with
double barrel gun tome of the barrels rife J aud
three pistols IN his belt. He halted about iity wards
from 5 doorand leyollcd his gun. w withdrew
before Johnston could fire, aud ssIlius uUsb.l gs
turne" 10 tIe door aud dashed. Johnston fred both
barrels without effect. Wilcox then seized a double
barrel gun aud Johnston a musket and boih AGAIN
nitd' Wilcox sent twenty-threc buck shot over
J"hnsions head, one ct Them passing through his
nat and lcoN WIS slight, wounded m both hands
ms thigh andleg. Here the affair terminated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27


AFFAIR Vt RODNEY .--Hs leitr, from Ni>-
Sle'tpl have IA account Of renrouue wh,,i took
place II Ru1neN on the "r,h u., between Nr>-ls.
Ihos. !. lob and G.. II. " llcox, both iouur,lV
o tins city. In uusrqucncc OF certain publications.
made by thesr grntlrmrn against each other, Iohrs-
ton challenged Wllcnx. Tho latter declining to ac-
ccpl the challenge Johnston iaionned his friend, at
Rodney that hn would b. there At the ensuing term
o the court, when lac would make anattack upon HIM.
lie repaired thhcr the 10Th, and on the nest NOR
mng the following communication WAS read aloud IN
the presence OF Wilcox aud a large crowd:
RODNEY, Jrnc p, lsG1.
Mr.. Johnston Informs Mr. Wilcox, that at about;
one O'Clock ol tins day, he will be the common
opposite the Presbyterian Church ol tins town, wait
lng aud expecting Mr.. Wilcox 10 meet HIM there
pledge my honor that Nh Johnston will not fire,
at Mr.. " icoN until he arrives ut dstans of hun
bred yards from HIM, aud desire Mr.. Wilcox or anv
OF ms friends to that distance accura,c, mca-
surud.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

-. lHdfet July =, lT51.
Ncuu>t tin, interchange ct military courtesirs
may be allowed 10 stop here, and wait for the further
aruunui hoth Governments. W t Confess however
that Nr do lot like onher the representation OF the
settlement I'll tie question, The claims and pfctrn
sionS set up by the British Government to ncaI, si>
millions OF actcs, always hitherto admitted 10 hayc
belonged 10 the United States, aud there appears
Ia bc something IN the clam that covers object,
oil more Importance lhan the mere possession of
land, 10 which oul attention must be directed. All
tlr maps pubtshedby the authority ii the British
Governments piaced the lands At the head waters Of
the great river ST Johns AVID is tributary streams
within oul limits, and 81, with all these admitted an
thofios Great Britain now claims aud Is actl,cl, en-
gagged N securing them. Ii the, belong to that
hoNeruin' 1T either b, treaty on boundary or conces-
SION ct any KIND olwhlth lair THE may be shcwu
iet them have the lands but ON the oher hand if
should be clearly shewn that we are IN the Wong and
getting parbltrus aud unjust CLAIMS before we rc
quls the point. Name has attached itself to the ru
lns party at Washington, in hopes OF influencing 3,
favorable decision, but this political movement has
"o"c 'h'f eause no good. y \. Star.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

The Dalma'jd.--rhe slip Dalualla at Boston,
recently struck by lightning tine, and to-
tally destroyed. She had ON board 800 bundles OF
hay. 800 casks OF lime, 800 bags Of oats and 900 box
es herring. The lightning set lhe lay fire, and til
which WIS applied TO extinguIsh it, set the lime
an fire, in the lower hold aud So the ship oonsu-
med. Sine WAS owned By Mcssrs i. X >. Sprague
OF Boston, aud there WIS an insurance to the a
mount ot $4,000, OF which ST., 900 the Alta,
Office, ia that city,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

Something n,n--Caa..i Boffs crosSuS ne .noaH-
s,,a alag nc uni-roai The Editor ol the fiits-
burp Advocate states that lac SAW boat OF TINS SIN
uar construction laying nthe basin at that place
II had brcn loaded in Philadelphia, few days pre-
,iotIs with fifteen tons oil merchandise pat on tue
rail rond along Which II Ia Columbia where
il took la its proper element, aud was dragged like
MI other Can't Boats through the canal 10 tie For
iaee Raj Road. where II aHHn ic the canal, anu
proceedea steadily nd slelA "str the mountains,
with It's burthcn. nn arriving ri Johhsto"h II again
babe alieu to i's locomotive eehductof' ana once
more b. onk itsclfto tie canal. 'long winch It Vas
saiel conducted, until reached ic basin al ITS
burg
Thes. boats tive OF which comp. ted, anh III
successful u,c.) were Invented By Mr.. BonSbefts,
one Of the proprirtors OF the Reliance Line, Who dc
serves aud will doubtless receive handsome reward
Tor ms Ingenuity.
'fhey are Ola very light construction though cal
ruatrd II carry twenty-five tons burtlicn. About
midway The boat, there is JOINT by which It's III
ynIrd - II leaves the water foi The railway and by
winch The parts are united when cutters II again
The time necessary Tor separating or uniting the
parts /, SAID TO BE- uny about iife minutes and the
ioHt Is perfectly Secure llom leaking.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27
CERTAIN CURE FOR TIIE DIAERII0A

-Parch half pint Of Rice until 1t is perfectly brown
and boil it down. rs rice is usually done--eatt SLOWLY,
and it will stop the most alarming DarrhUa, IN II"
hours L9Ht%ttgc Joafdat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

". are gratIGcd 10 learn that our fellow citizen.
Benjamin Rush, Esq, has been appointed by the
President 10 the vacant post oi Secretary oil Lega-
ton 10 the Couit OF St james He is every way
qualified for the situation, and ms appointment will
give much satisfaction. Pc"RSWrd1da.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

ioiUaH iorbeer#ase-\ lrrrr from IN Officer IA
tltljl states ldar II las been suggested tina, tl,
Ia Sht at the ndiahe MS arattc of ds'ic3ryt They
WE willing IL eaIc III, hut the payment III their IN
'mn,jlcs Al thie might lac embarrassing to
ttu'tri
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

RON ETS:!
4 W. Ease, some beautiful, Just received NJ
" MARTIN, WARD, 4 DAVIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

Norra GAa1tGN P"r,plU}. - We aarehrnd
thot tie aulifuIiles oil the States ct Name and of
\. Brunswick, may tl>e the bouudar, QUESTION oat
Of tr hands al the two Governments. who h,e II now
m charge and III aottc considerations The Iresr Of
lie oiilctl from Name, running the boIuulary huc
drc" from the Governor of that State an order tor
tn mua IL hold Itself III rcldruc,. winch has u, o.
dHrr corresponding order from lllc Brush ON
iuatlnt * ,,H
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27
MILITIA DISTRICT ORDERS.

Thc First Battalion of the Charlotte County
MILITIA are hereby ordered to be IN readiness, to
march al IN hunfs warning, either To Frcdorck-
ton ~ such otherpolnt as may he directed by hls
tNccicurN the Lieut. Governor and Commander IN
h"i. COLIN CAMPBELL,
Lt.tul. Commanding.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

ri, the hand,pLes, the pistols and the red pe'teo''
I.,i ,hourlt it a much safer course to come ao"h
better prepared meet the c'i'n ai ~ ms own
,sou' Accordingly h. repaired to the Police oihce'
and made his rcqnlsion ior strong force Mheh jus
sVll,on. 10 90 upon tie expedition. About dark,
I,., succeeded in gaining the doc, otthe vessel when
two Of the party descended into the cabli winch was
yer, dark and small, where they found the captain
had turned III. They Immediately made known
their business the captain threatened 10 shoot
nn,, yer cried blaze away, john l. uIl-he rest tied
tl,e captain's hands and took him upon deck. and
fllcnce to the poce-hs pmious beng taken on
however, upon ms coin. On shore. lie was locked
up allnisl, and held To bail n"y day for assantins
tie oti,cri.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

Copy ct letter from thr T. l.tor of the Peoia Regis
ier aud Noriseslern Gazetteer. how tolr ia
Ninconsia Territory, to the Editor Of the St.
Louis Commercial Bulletin. dated
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-14
MESSAGE
FROM THE 3

@ PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED SIALES or To tks tspo Houses of Congress at Lhe conenes'S'"
 fks frsE session ct ds 1tcentyjyth Cong'eSs'
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-14


 The present and visible effects of these cir cumstances on the operations of the Govern ment, and on the industry of the people, point out the objects which call for your imnledi- ate attention. -,
 They are to regulate by law the safe keep ing, transfer, and disbursement, fthe public moneys; to designate the funds to be recev- ed and paid by the Government; to enable the Treasury to meet promptly every demand upon it; to prescribe the terms of indulgence, and the mode of settlement to be adopted, as we'll as collecting from individuals the reve- nue that has accrued, as in withdrawing il from former Repositories, and to devise and adopt such further measures, within the con- stitutional competency of Congress, as win be best calculated to revive the enterprise and to promote the prosperity 1.-the country. | For the deposite, transfer and disburse- ment, of the revenue, National and State banks have always, with temporary and Him. tied exceptions, been heretofore employed but. although advocates of each system are still to be found. it is apparent that the events of the last few months have greatly aug. mented the desire, long existing among the people of the United States, to separate the fiscal operations of the Government from those of individuals or corporations.
 Again to create national bank, as fiscal agent, would be to disregard the popular will, ! twice solemnly and unequivocalIy expressed. On no question of domestic policy is there stronger evidence that the sentiments of n large majority are deliberately fixed and | cannot concur with those who think they see. In recent events, proof that these sentiments Rre, or treason that they should be changed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-28

change in the Cabinet he intends 70 change his policy,
and II se he viii put majority OF Conservatives IN It.
But this is spoken Of and not likely to occur The
truth is he has energy enough to tell man TO re-
sign quit his office and Ames and the Globe, keep him
in leading strings, and compel him 70 do they please
He has had all the trash left in the White House by
Jackson sold at public auction The sale took place
yesterday and several attended get relics OF old
Hickory to preserve. How the proceeds are TO be APP
propriaed, l have not learnt One OF the articles,
bedstead, animated with that vile blood sucking
insect the shinck, that Van that though was
honor enough under such hero it was reauir
ing much of him, submit 70 be eaten up by the
bugs he had left and therefore off to be sold 1t
bought by some for a boarding house, and no
doubt some honest Wing member, will have the blood
drained from his VEINS by the Jackson bugs that had got
poor the skeleton of OLD Hickory and the CO.
loquea body of his should not be at all
surprised if Wise himself should fall VICTIM TO this
embodied spirit e Jacksonism, and die last of Jack
son bug part Of the carpetting literally dried IN
and covered with tobacco juice, which had flowed in CO.
pons from the mouth of the old Gneral while
carsing the merchants and sending the Wings TO the
Devil.
splendid little party given the other evening I'M
derstad by the gallant young officers of the marine corps
in this city, OF which may give you further descrp-
ton hereafter. EssENE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-28

still more abread several forsook the world to live
with him and he became an abbot and built twelve
monasteries. In one Of these q monk becoming
sothful, st. Benedict said 81 will go and correct
danger and enormity of this fault, as to require
the most speedy and effeciual remedy 5" wherefore
st. Benedict coming to the lazy monk !" at the end
OF the divine Office little black boy leading HIM
by the sleeve out Of the church," and applied the
speedy and efeclual remedy" 10 the monks shout
ders, in the shape of cudge; and so .sthe sinner
freed from the temptation" of the little black
boy, who was the devil. Then by Renedicts prayers
fountain sprungup and monk cleaving wood with
hedging bill, and the iron falling into the water by
holding The wooden handle ia the water, the iron mi
raculously swan up to IT Of its own accord. Such
growing fame brought TO Benedict "many who came
clad in purple with gold and precious stones" /" lie
seemed says Butler indeed with an extraordinary
power, commanding all nature, and forcseeng future
events he baffled The various articles OF the devil,
with the sign OF the rendered the heaviest stone
light by short prayer raised TO life novice who
had been crushed by the fall of a wall !" and after
other wonders died abb at the year 543 aged63.
Pope st. Gregory wrote the life and miracles of st.
Benedict. This work of many chapters relates how
Benedict disposscssed certain clerk of the devil;
how he miraculouslv discovered the hiding OF fagon
OF WINE how in scarcity two hundred bushels OF
meal were mlraculously brought 10 his monastery;
how boy marvellously cast out ef his grave, was
mraculously kept in il by ST. Benedict pwiting the
host on his body; how glass bottle cast down on
the stones not broken; how an empty run was
filled with oil by his prayer how he gave another
monk slap in the face and drove the devil out OF him
how he the soul Of his sister IN form OF doves
how he fore,old his own death; how he performed
miracles many to be here related; all which, how
ever, may be seen in the said life of ST. Benedict by
the said pope ST. Gregory, who il will be remembered
is called by way of distinction ST. Gregory the
Great
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-28

,yremsur evsains edition of yesterdzy.l
On my Cry Hairs.


Ten wears agone, we monitors,
How abhorred your hue,
And puc ked yeu singy from your hold
As il I'd conquer you.
And s, did like knights of old,
Who hundreds overthrow,
And fancied Immortality
More the more he slew
Those years hed-I greet you now
The dearest guests 70 me ,
Why should the stem live, when the bough
Falls wiher.d from the tree!
When kee ahiicion's piercing blast
Hath nipp'd the foliage tree;
And VIII N the storm hath torn the hopes
OF blossoms ceased To be.
greet ye, now ye clustering come,
And tell me OF the past;
OF drear misfortune's saddle ing time,
With bitterness 6rrcast;
OF friends friends who Stunned that time
As fate on the blast
Poor workings liBheo unto tie world
As'twoula forever last.
or these we speak, and ], grey hairs,
Rejoice in what J. DER;
Rejoice, because what hath been felt.
Again touch no more
But more rejoice, because We point
To that untroubled shore,
Where, ihinly she'd On my cold brow,
Wen rest-though oceans roar.
NV grey hairs, grateful hail
The promise ye impari
For We are certain as the wings
That plume Deaths certain dart.
When loves dub tide and passions flow,
No longer roll or rave;
But owes, and fears, and grieis, and tears,
All cestre in the grave.
On Thursday 23d lust, by the Rev. G. " Kelley Jose
Lee Mary Georgana, daughter OF Joseph Rea al Of h
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