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CUSTOM HOUSE HoTEI


CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL.
The Proprietor OF the above establishment bs sincere
thanks b the public for the liberia maane which sas been
sustained has been under dcction hopes mat ms
iutue system Of will friends thai ne
oleave netting undone his part inertia oonna-
dnce OF their patronage. -.
The Hotel and within
Wall street Roadway other ,ncipa su-
consequently for those ntemsn
who the ote city, Breakfast be Gtalnsd
till p NJ The Proprietor feels that
table, are furnished sursassedby
in the
Arrangements have been made agents in country by
which the Hotel will be supplied with the
earliest fruits game, and other dceacs of the
aud with eminent importing house In the city for constant
supply e the choicest wses aad liquors JAMES HORN Jr
F-m
ny X. c. BROWN a. Co. having opened CoiEee House
he Niagara No IS Warren street, and a1d 0fhe
cho Winss Liquors &c. hope by s'rssi aentos to the
wishes Ofther merit share pubic
si1tf
HIs- SEE Advertisements ABERNETHYs Compound Lii
quoce Cough Mixture Sd special
Obliged consequence the cemHld
this Medicine and side city APP
HOPPER, Broadway and Franklin and UNDER
HL,cor Bcckman and William ss Agents forths Mixture
nsu
EE NOTICE TO NEW YEAR PARTIEs-J c. DECKER
inform his friends and the public that received
fresh supply of fst OYSTERS, and ready them,
Fr,e scod Roasted and Pcked, liberal terms,
the shortes. notice. Please apply at las Fsoastree
urA cARD-s W. sfsrns ms IN. nds
and the public he has sold his store
completed his enargemeas ana alterations
zen ks & sss sowe.y oposs 70 s,aftos st. sonse
s more extensive scale and with general
aen Of and senuine Confectionery wholesale ans
No Gus Bowefy opposite to Rvingtoa ST.
JUJuBE PAS H. lmp0rtedfrsn
ceo Jube Paste isr sale As asove wholesale and retail
els ~ W n.
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!. CARD.~TO T.ADJFs Am GENTI.E-

n MEN-LADY MoNrAGUE's COMPOUND CHINESE
sOAP prepared from beautiful Exptcs and war nnied perfect
y u c,ey eadcates frece Wpes 81 -,
and all cutaneout TONS, gradually ranes clear
an skn tran forms the sal complexion into d
nj wbitencss artisg TO beautiful uy nilc hloom
t,eutleuen acr shaving, " find aay he uabhty and
.nsy,iyg pan, and tepder the skin -mootha pleasant
p .ae by Or Of Rroadway and chaahcss Dr.
s,mc somer of Walker and Bowesy Underhl, cor William
and pechmasss Price 50 cents p,r rcats. mi1-im
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&c
CANPE rs AND FLOOR CLOTHS,
AT SMITHS CHEAP STORE,
NUMBERS l57 a. l59 CHATHAM ST. OPPOSITE MULBERRY
Ladies and Golcmen wishing purchase Careng will please
BRUSSELS, THREE PLY, DOUBLE SUPER, AND
SgPEhFNE KIODERNINsrER CARPETS,
all which will be sold at least from 1910 70 cent less than al
any other establishment IN the city ,
Floor0i Cloths, PLAIN ana Figured Matngs, Table ana
Piano Covers Transparent Winl-w Binds ruitsd Brussels ana
Wilton Hcarh Rugs correspond with the latest fashion oi I'm
Carpets c tn. shortes, nece, and sent to
Brook of the city, free ofeSp' ms ia
CARL KING,
THE WELL KNOWN AND CELEBRATED
LACiES' PREMIUM STRAW HAT MANUFAC rURER,
Would inform the ladies that he has greater variety si fashion
able shares and OF finer materials other house in the
uatcd States He aess him elf with being ut
the !, ONLY TRUE FRENCH GiPsEY HAT,
with the mare entney round much Eu the most
In before Cd aud u sole This
ary graceful shape and needs only TO be seen to
be admired He has also a varied stock Of - - -,. :,
IMP02 TED COLORED SfRAWS AND GOLORED TUSCAN
Of enaa ae all made TO the latest iaslIoa-w hich
he bed produce tina other to
the vigilance OF his European agents 49,.
NIB variety Ribbons, which he cha
lenees ths Union 10 equal
mir i'm. CARL KING. asst Broadway, and II Division at
MADAME Jamie, EROM PARIS,
CLEANS a. RErARs
LACE BLONDE TULLE EMRRoIDERIEs AND cAMBRIcs,
On Improved principle och giuss cppearcnce eqsol
NO I78 WILLIAM STREET
jl-3m-
KOCKWELL's
Patent Vault Lights,
jstf 1872 BROADWAY.
n5- -REMOVAL.-DR sTlLLMAN'S Office removed
P.S-Dr. srLLMAN aeads profession Al calls usual.
m7 I'm
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THE EYE.

nR. ELLIOTT Oeuitst, Prsfesscr Of the Anato,ay ard
~ diseases Q me Human eyeProm years undivided at
.enro aud Constant study under the Ocus
Europe, and OF he ses Amsrca-pofcssor
Mcd College Of ofOho-wnh the extensive
practice in the DR. with confidence that he
the nsst dangesous and diseases eye without
operation except in blindness when he
Cateratt {, Corectonia and EniTopium.
SPECTACLEs-Dr Els patent beautiful transparent, medium
Spectacle Glasses having th peculiar property keeping the
eye pereatly cool giving immediate and permanent and
feet
mperfecon OF ooy Office Sc5 Broadway
Duane street
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DISEASES or THE EYE.
DIR. E Il o Il, OC LII ST,
AND PROFESSOR THE ANATOMY AND DISEASES OF
THE HUMAN EYE.
oHise, so3 BIoadway-prsate est ance in Duane street
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n UsIIrON = AsPTNWAl.L, No IS wlIiiam stree

K HTON @ NSFINW ~ S-E ~ - w I1.,,I 7, 1T ~
offer isf saa the following articles Ginger Root ia
r1ca ~ BIsunay Pitch. nnsish sgpsnot " pasnts &s
Nanhh b,ans uimeWhito Wax, IN box0s oi ~ ~ ~ acn
herman Co'gn Fafina, warranted-roh Brushes french ard
hnshss made 70 ofor, large ass,tment- a'I enn ,eua
fowusrs ca sty put ~ of qahty Meuctae
eat stey ~ frerns which VIII be Eci to olr a short no
ice wr ss AVA inntes-Sws,ms panacea nnl Verruse w
uanYactrers ptieas-raarin Aci-a,innr Son "
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SAroNAcEous sec. coMrouNp roR smAv.

- N1-Thc unqualified appreciation this Soap has rec.iyed
from tho persons who aveuscd evdc off
value all other quick,
and emocn, aihet which will tidy tn face OF initiate thu
kin he eps II is pleasantly peumcd and Put nsat
sred pot, answering all The puposcs ~ slavnsbok.
Psce so cent per pct, for sair nj
l.o. .r 9as p.x-,S a.
The herald., 1837-04-05

NJ d. ATKINS, Physician 10 the Company nz4u
NEW BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS a. EEW
NYEARsPRESENrS.rhe subscriber has received the
choice and auu collection Of Annuals and Juvenile Msce
works which h, has had the pleasure o offering
his numeos friends and patrons anong whcsare the so~ns
The Book Of Gems The Violet
Gerss of Beauty Pearl
Enwcvs Of Iovehness, 1885, Christr7as Rox
Drawing Room Scrap Book Union Annual
PsrfI Scrap Book Jsyemlc Forget Ne No
Keersake scrap Book
Book of Beauty Liney of tho Valley
Hcahs Pictnespue Annua lhry fook -
The English Annual Hieroglyrinca Bible
Oriental Annua Robert Ranbles Sketch Boo
Magnolia The New Years Tokea
Tulen Parent Gin
FORGET Me Not Parent Cah,ret
Christian Keepsake fsrs House,
Relir;o,Is Seuyenir Two Edwards
Friendships Offering - Hot1ay On ..,
illustrations ~ Syrla, Holy Ls
Byr,n Gallery, A Asa Minor, &c
e. SHEPAhDt beSN-tNfr W. btnauWhy
THE NORTH AMERICAS FIRE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY,
ontpue AGAINST loss damas hy Gre Budnes
Goods sDps Port and F and description OF
personal afoperty, attbeif Otlce, No ~ Wah street.
DIRECTORS
Robert Arsle, Thomas Bahen,
DAVID Ce-lw,se Henry ". Flheti,
Daniel Jackson, Thstna. Saneaut,
Costs ndt Palmer, Edgnr Jenkins,
John Iorimer Gf faham, CIV r Hasbreok,
Thomsa I'll sos Henry VI Leeds,
I,lnis DeCasse, George ~ strong,
Henry Wycknd, Charles O. Hasdy,
samvel r. Tisdale, stephen storn,
r..
ROBERT ASNsf.IE, President
JNO McBR AIR. Secretary. III em
- sApONACEOUs COMpOUND FOR SHAW.
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~ PENhANS1if, impaired fwen'yfour bngrlseu
Plates, fr salety @. SHEPARD, iss Broadway.
This II he sceHthc wok ever publ s.d on ne sbect,
and so ,tmprd had from bod and RAPID
sye wtillsg without the AID Of teacher part,c
unly recommended 10 the poticr o. Clerks who will nd ample
eciions al defects IN their writing Every teacher
Several of ihe Plates arc designed fct Ladies' being
delicate and tasteful syc suited TO fashionable billet an! ei,
wpt,xS. ,l3f
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.TREyALL, ,sTODDAKT co. .No. ID

V COrandtsiree BEG to incrra ~, br-
ak rer,eyedlro No Cortland, nays Is,re !.
elegant New store. whore thes have hasd snd a 3
constantly Receiving fresh Supplies Hatt.rs Plush A. ry
ingsalso fancy colred P1ushes fo Ladies Bos1r,r
tkcy will seler accommodating terms
HATS Cars, STOCKS, and Stock Frames at wholesale
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NY sON's MNNUEL

w the udes apshcns and principles Of conduct bee
s,2d e. ong esp,ctsbLy and success Of life My Daueh
cr's Nanicl-cunrng uary view OF femae stades, c
comp hpc t. n principles Of conduct Manual o Po he
tie principles ctp tie, and rules bshayo
i In ntec scc;y, TOR persons OF bath -...-
Just published, and fsr "a cby G. J. FOLsoM
IL xlAnnu ufnlAn nnda
The herald., 1837-04-05

H- r. c. BROWN a Co., having opened Coitee Hous
uhe Niagara No IS Warren street and laid Of III
cho Wines Liquors, &c. boPe by s'rS attento to tn
wishes Oths share of pubic
Sts-tf
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~ Zx r.
A BROWN CO Chatham square, oontInae ,nangG,r
~ turing tlicf celebrated Hats pc~ rfIREE moi
as - aisbcd alssi Ia presenting these Hats 60 N :
uic 'he Wsietors snk they have nearly acied umn
ln Of beauty dHify and comfort a. No xea,sr
~ saIes Tor eash good customer pa ,e o.ses
ha had l7s Chatham Ssua
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THE
NEW YORK HERALD.
ID - III SD

E.
AT 334 PEARL STREET
lie Projectors have uded hc.<
for the patch of Spring Ships Livsnoo n
the months Of February March, and April Persons sosus OF
sending ioI their friends sh1d make early m
they will prevent detention, delay and AN
will be entitled free passage the from Tho
different Ireland Scotland Wales Drafts usual su
the Bank OF Ieand payable Province Cosnty and In
land Town. Apply address 334 PearIst.
DOUGLAS, ROBINSON Il co. NY
ROBINSON q BROTHERS. Bankers, Ii iverpea.
B-N ROBINSON A. co Dublin
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-10-11

He was an enterprising, successful, and
wealthy merchaut, and possessed, at the
time of his death, good estate. He sus-
tanned various offices in the Colony, and
was Governor in the years l745 and l747.
He was member of the Society of Friends
and was buried in their ground near the
meeting house. His death was occasioned
by the gout in the stomach.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-10-11
RHopE-IsLAND REPUBLICAN.

-PuBLIsHED EVERY "WEDNESDAY MoNN6-
vuNERMs 81, per annum, If paid IN advance c
EP =, % if not paid in advance.
No paoer will be discontinued until arrearages
are paid except at the option Of the publishers
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding a square
inserted three weeks for 81 and Il cents for each
subsequent insertion not marked
will be continued until forbidden. and charged ac-
cordingly.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-10-11
MEMOIR OF RHoDE-IsLAND.
1867
Repeal of the Stamp Act.


From the ProU. Gazette March 2Sth, 1867.
"Newport, March Odd"
"The friends of liberty, on the approach
Of the 18th day of March, instant, the anni-
versary of the repeal of the late stamp act,
were determined, on that memorable day,
to make some public exhibitions, denonstra-
tive of their invariable adhesion to the cause
of liberty and their country,-and of their
inyiolable faithfulness and loyalty to his sa-
cred majesty GEORGE the third of
sincere affection for their brethren and fell
low subjects, the inhabitants of England -
Accordingly the Tree of LIBERTY, being
well pruned, flag was displayed at the top,
and large copper plate affixed to the trunk,
with this inscription viz. TREE OF LIB
ERTY. STAMP ACT REPEALED
March 18th, l766.
Flags we're hoisted at Fort George, at the
Battery erected al the Point, &c, and the
shipping in the hsrbor displayed their col
ours. A royal salute was fired from the
point Battery; the bells were rung, &c.
The Honorable Metcalf Bowlen, ESQ, in
the evening gave an elegant entertainment
to a number of gentlemen, true friends of
liberty"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-10-11
Brig burnt off Point Judith.
O"' ''F DU n 0VI'V ~"EtV"'
From the Providence Gazette of August
29h, I767.

u
From the Providence Gazette of August
29th, I767.
ave hear from Newport, that on We'd
nesday last about 8 o'clock in the evening,
n large Brigantine, belonging to Messrs
Evan and Francis Malbone, commanded
by Mr. John Malbone, son of said Even,
homeward bound from Jamaica, with a
number of passengers on board, took fire
between Point. Judith and the Light House,
and was, with her cargo, totally consumed,
with five passengers, being three women,
and two children, who were burnt in the
vessels cabin. She was the finest vessel in
the Colony, being 2IO tons, and built after
the best manner, and fully loaded with Rum,
Sugar and Molasscs, with large quantity
of cash, besides, on board, as there were
many passengers. This melancholy affair
(as we are told) happened as follows:-
Supper being set in the cabin, u negro went
to draw some rum between decks, there be-
ing great quantity there: The rum took
fire from his candle which could not be ex-
tinguished by their utmost efforts. The
cask soon burut and the flames was instant
ly communicated to every part of the vessel
Nothing remained but to save their lives
and even that was attended with great diff
Guilty, although the weather was good and
the sea smooth. They could not get out the
great boat but only two small ones; and
the flames ard heat in and about the cabin
was so intense, that with the greatest dan
ger of their lives, the men got out of the
cabin two women, but could not do more
for saving the rest in tire cabin, altho' then
shricks and cries called for a helping hand
They Quilted the vessel and went on shore
she burnt all night and then sunk in fifteer
fathoms of water, and every thing on board
even the money was lost. This is the shor
account we have received perhaps NOR,
particular detail of this sorrowful affair, vii
be published hereafter"
BY tradition we have ascertained that the
brig was named the Dolfn, that Evan Nal
bone, the brother Of the Captain, was tn,
mate, and Thomas Dennis was cabin DO,
Of the Brig. That the wind was fair I,
come into the harbor, but she lay off and OF
to come in in the morning, to make dis
play and fire a salute. That among tn
passengers was Henry the father Of the A
merican stage, and his wife, the latte
was one of the unfortunate persons burnt
That Henny's wife's sister was also ol
board, aud number Of play-actors VIII
were bound to Philadelphia. The passen
gers who survived came to Newport iron
Point Judith, where they were landed, an'
finding that fever was raging at PhlIadel
pha, they staid awhile aud performed play
~ Newport The Sunday after they cam
on shore a contribution was made ia all tn
religious societies, for the benefit Of the dis
tressed passengers.
Death Of Cor. Gideon IyoHton.
Gideon wan,on died this year on the Q.
of September, In the 7i,h wear Of his ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19

80. The jury in the case CT Richard II White,
charged with BURNING the Treasury buildings IN
1888 have brought in verdict Of guilty, bul de-
eide that he is saved from lis penalty, by the lin
i,a,ou of the law as to the time within which he
was brought to trial, more than twoyears having
elapsed since the commission fthe offence. The
court, however, refused to discharge him, as 'the
qualifca ton or hypothesis contained in the yer
dict gives ground for argument, and leaves IT TO
be decided by the court whether or no this Is a
verdict of acquittal." The trial of his brother,
Harry White, on the same charge, is now pro-
crossing before the circuit court Of the District
of Columbia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19

,.e,o REsoLurIos.-On the 18th ms,
tn, cd.r, to mutilaie the Senatorial re-
..,l. and stamp falssao0d on ,' Their face was
'.'''' IN and the great Chapel Hill Expunger,
IN 10, made the openin. speech in defence
~, 1,h., niece of eombined servi'y to the Presl-
"' .nd ,,..chery TO the constitution. He was
s snsw.s by Mr.. Dana, the new Senator from
IN hi. maiden eflor, wherein he doubt
~. demon .ra,ed that he is 'ro'thy successor
rr,h., Shepley, the loving class-mate Of A
v K,od.ll We hope tina, no speech will be
a. q, the other side of the question. Let the
= ,;ou, men, who now bear sway, enjoy un-
ala.,,J the infamy which they court, and
,h;eh JUS, judging pos'cri'y willaward to them
q, III. p.rpelra,ion Of this deed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19
NEGROES WANTED.

WYE wish 10 employ 100 able bodied Men to
W work on the James River IL kanaw ha
Canal three miles from Lynchburg. The To-
cCton of the Canal Is upwards of twenty feet a.
bove the Rlytr. consequently il will be dry work
at all times The hands shall have nothing to
do with blasting Rock. They shall be well fed
humanely treated ard moderately worked. We
also want several boys, from II 10 is years old
to drive carts. Persons having slaves to hire
may obtain good wage, for them on application
TO either of the subscribers or to Messrs Nc
Corkle & Mcdaniel, at Lynchburg. Persons tc
whom we are unknown may have reference 10
Mes,rs McGorkle e Mcdaniel, MesSrs. Miller
& Roberts, John IIollinS. Thomas A. lloIcombe
Col Augustine Lef;wich, Samuel Nowln and
Paul Jones all of Lynchhurg.
p. S-The work shall be executed altogether
by slave labour.
JAMES DOLAN,
THOS. II. TOW LES.
November lift
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19

The Southern Rerier.-We have heretofore
announced that the publication OF this work is
''umed. It's TO be published at the press of
ten Green in Washington, under the editorial
'apetln'endence of Judge Abel p. Upshur, Of
'''' ''a'e--a profound scholar and writer Of
''"'''saoe energy and purity. The arena on
'"''h 'ne aolest writer's of the South will dis
Pa' 'nelf requirements, the Southern Review
IL al once take rank with its Northern co;em-
r''"'es--'he North American and Quarterly.
-'0oase, however. is necessary to ensure its
s','s and permanency-and we hope it will
NV 'ack this essential alinent. The South
. =, In need at this junc,ure Of a journal OF
w., Characterize give new tone to the literature
vac a'y-'o dissec, and expose the sophis,rles
,, sn'ca her vital institution, are assailed in
,.. "'s' every publication that issues from the
"'s press of the North-from the x.pe
The v sa to the ponderous quar,o. Will not
,n,, .ouA suppor,i,l We will not cast an i'm
liL.,,,;'. upon her intelligence, patriotism and
'0s''l''y' sy doubling il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19

Lynchbarg and Tennessee Rail Road
We have the pleasure, this morning. of LAYING
before our readers, the lucid and praetical Re.
port Of w b. Thompson, Esq the accomplish.
ed Engineer, who has recently made n minnie
survey Of the route Tor Rail Road 10 the Ten
nessee line. Mr.. Thompson demonstrates lis
pra"ticablity, its utility, and its profitable
ness. W hat more should we need. 10 induce
us to embark IN II with zeal, and 10 the full ex-
tent OF our means, even If there were not still
more urgent considerations 10 PROMPT u, to ac.
tive exerlIon We hope that the Legislature
will not adjourn without giving 10 this work
such aid as shall ensure lis prompt commence.
ment and its speedy competion As a State
scheme, it is Of vital importance TO the
prosperity Of the Commonwealth while. TN.
less all the scientific men who have sur
yeyed the route, and all the intelligent men
who are acquainted with the resources of the
country through which il will pass, are strangely
deceived, il viii soon repay the cost of lis con.
structon, and be a source of neyer-ialling reye
nue. 10 the State treasury.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19
COMMUNICABLE


Alta meeting Of the citizens of Lynchburs, he iaon
January 9Th, 1891 a-rccably to the request oil the
,,or At the Washington Ifoei To take into cousidc
ration our unpro ctcd state in consequence OF the YET
unfinished condition Of our Water Wok- dam, aud to
devise mean, Of a corporation with the Hose Com
pany, the more efccually guard against iir' I'M
Ill our town be again supplied with water
On motion. Pleasant Labby, Mayor OF the corpora
,i,nl WIS called to the chair, and John X Mcdaniel
appointed Secretary
The object Of the meeting being explained,
On motion Of Col Maurice Langhorne, 1t vas
Rcsolred, That committee OF CITIZENS ne appoint
ed whose duty it shall be To wait on each ana every
citizen and solicit their signatures to aplcdec 10 as
scublc Immediately at alarm of hrc, at the oolhg
on fro and there place themselves under the immodl-
ate control Of said committee who are hereby c'hsi
ued Fire Uardens and required to act as such nnder
the direction OF the Engineer Chief. o hcLyheh-
burg Hose Company.
| R.solrci That tho Fire Wardcns shall zach proVid
nsclf with White Sash, and Stai, similar to he'ae
usually borne by such officers; and, thus cqnlPpe''
thew arc required appear at every ire ana sha take
CHARGE of the Fire Engine, causing the same 10 DC
,,,ld and supplied with water by the citizens as-
| semblcd
ai,io, 10 the above general plan of operation which
NAV seem them necessary to suecessiui co-op'f'-
ton having the published IN the Respective pa
| ner, Of the town, previous TO their cniorcemen"
The following gentlemen were appointed to carry II"
, ro, the foreroinc resolutions, to wit: Col Ma''-
| .oo I,nohorne, Peter Dudley, H. NJ. Didlake 'ohh
vi.,o, Iobn Hollius, John Thurman, John t. Meem'
| IohnR ID PAYNE F. G. Smith John Mckinney oa"''
| mol Harrison, and John f. Johnson
| Ard on notion the Chairman was added 10 TIC
| Number. c,. - So
~, ,not;on. Pcsolred, That the Chairman and SEC
SIN ,hc pro edlnys Of tlh'l meeting, and the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19

The .Stoita .Noney.-We learn from the
Richmond Enquirer of the ilh inst. that Per
kins, who made the = lucky shot" at the rogues
who dropped the package Of $1,000, and then
vanished. like Falstail's :" men in buckramh has
been arrested on suspicion of being himself con-
cerncd in the robbery. a negro named Ran
DALI has been also arrested, who conies,es hat
he cut the trunk from the stage, containing the
Sl26, 900, aud conveyed it Pefkin,'s premises,
Ga grog-shop in Manchester,) where the trunk
and contents, except the money, were burnt
This story i. confirmed by the discovery of the
rib Of the trunk on neighborng lot. Perkins
has as yet made no confession, and no more OF
the money has been discovered. The Banks
had better send him on another hunting excur-
sion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19

AZ George Thompson, the Scotch Abolition
ist, who fled from the United States, a year or
more ago, under the stern rebukes of public OPT
Mon, is now lecturng in Great Britain-among
other things, boas,ng OF his incendiary labors
in this country and OF the success that attended
them. lie says, there are now 700 Abolition
Societies in this country, 81 lecturers, 2Ooo
preachers ayowedly in their favor and 80 pa
pers which are sound ON the subect-and he
capped the climax, by declaring that at one
meeting of the Anti-Slayery Society in Charles
ton, South Carolina, $4,000 were collected +!
An Anti-Slavery Society in Charleston As a
Northern contemporary remarks, we might as
well expect to find a powder-nagazln III the era
ter Of Nesuyius But John Bull swallows all
this blarney without the slightest m,sgiyinss Of
honest George Thompson's yelacity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19

lno'her Campaign faiedt-A our last
dates from Florida, Gen. Je.sup had returned to
Tampa Bay, after "a frui,Iess pursuit of the In
dams, disputed and crest-aien Who will be
appointed 10 supersede ham
The Tennessee Volunteers have lief, the Ter
ritory on their return home, their term of service
having expired. |, Is said that nearly one-thrd
of th, gallant band Will never return TO their
homes, and that OF the 500 fine horses which
they carried into the Creek nation, only - are
left.
Whatever may be said of the diplomacy ofthe
present administration, ii, military reputation Is
most uneuyiable.