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CABINET FURNITURE.
3. r. WALKER

NV VULD rs ItCITUITV TT
w form The public that he
has now on hand aud il con
s'an'ly manufacturing at the
old shop formerly Nichols
and Herricks) on churhh ST.,
an elegant assortment of Cab
met furniture consisting OF
almost every article called for
in his line of business, which
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-29
DR.. RclCe's

public, that when
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-29
OItI!iS' TOOTH WASH

y valuable arlIclc ter be teeth and gums
81 II Pres IL CIV. wholesale agents
R"BERr Mo pY RcIah.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-15
THE GlFT-HORsE.

Cant. Bonneville slept in the lodge,
&c the Venerable patriarch, who nad
evidently conceived a most d's,n'er
ested affection for him, as was SHOWN
on the following morning. The traS-
elers. invigorated by a good supper,
and sfresll from the bath Of repose''
we're about to resume their Journey
whsr This aiTectionate old chief took
i Ita' captain aside, to let him knew how
much he loved him. As o proof o
his regard, he had Determined % CIV
him ! fine horse, which would 60 tar
Their " than words, and put his goo'
win beyond al question. SO saying
1 hs made a signal, and forthw'N
,lbeaptiful Young horse, o. 2 brow
l color. was led, prancing and sn"'''nl
. No. lace. Captain Bonneville wa
suitably affected by tins marx
Es;endsbip. but his experience " VIM
!, d at,verbnI.y called Indian slv.ps
{, ,ae l,,mIawase that apai'tms r'eds
Il Gas necessary on his own part
! nroye that his friendship was reclp'
ara,ed. He accordingly laced = ban
(. san,e rifs in the hands Of the yener
!: ,Is cb;eI. whose benevolent heart v
sv;.lantly touched and gratlf'ed pyf
!, e',,svatd and visible SIGN y afn''y'
& 4 Tbe worthy captain having nov,
y ,bonoht. balanced this little accH
y, !. y fr;endsaip, was about to shut
y aAle 20 tits noble gift-horse, VI
~ , ,Ss affec,;onate patriarch plucked
nc hw shs sleese, and introduced 70
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-15
THE GREAT STEAM SHIP.

The following is description IN
late London paper Of the great Steam
Shin Victoria, which is now IN pro
yress Of construction by the British
aand American Steam Navigation Com
pa Y Of London; -,
THE extraordinary ship now building
n thr dock-yards Of Messrs. Curling
and Young, Of Limehouse, tor the
above cuterprising company, forms
one Of those chefs ourre that no coun-
| nv nut one like our own could achlevei
| for il beauty of architecture and nm
nsnsitv Of size, the steamship Victo-
r;a 4 altogether unparalleled. The
Ifnllow;nr IS correct detail Of her d.
] mensions:
| Length between the perpend'cu'
937 feet
On range Of upper deck, 94s
l Length from figure head to
4 taffrail, ~
/ Breadth from planking to
/, Breadth to outside Of pad.
ol dle-cascs, "
!. Depth from the floor timbers -
/ to the upper deck, - !;
:. Tie estimate tonnage falls very Il
q de short Of 1000 tons!
= II ;sbelieved that this is the longe
:" shin ever constructed for the purpo
sr r,v;uatiup the ocean, with the 9
=. S Srsw ~. and Noah's Ark, and those nj
=. - 10 considered as mere timber rats.
~ =, IS The Victoria's timbers are OF 50
ina English oak, the principal p'anslns
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-15
POETRY.
From the Times and Advocate.
MY SHIN-pLASTER NOTE.

From the Times and Advocate
MY sHIN-pLAsTER NOTE.
Come, rest in my pocket, my shin-plaste'
note! -.
No more on the ocean of trade thou shall
float!
By gold now supplanted, the "grea and
best
Has sworn and proclaimed tha,thouhence-
forth shall rest.
Thou hast been true friend: when in ma
ny spree, =,
| have felt for my treasure and found only
thee,
And Oft. when my score | was called onts
1 settle, -
Thou couldst not be changed for the lack
OF hard metal.
; o what was gold made for, il tits not the
Through all thy existence--topropupthy
fame?
J. Letthc world still rage on, for eachwelgh'
ty disaster ~
May be speedily healed oya 'asA''" '"
plaster.
Tho solemnly damned by the great ones
Of state,
As spurious compend Of Benfons erdsd''
Still thy virtue remains 20 J, how strangers
the riddleD NJ
:. Secure in the magicsl name OF Mex R'a'
:" die.
'st When tried, thou vast freed, and sea-
'se hence without day;
* And still on thy facets a promise 70 pas
IN And since thou hast proven curse !" Wv
ayl nation, 81.
Gold, gold, only soldcsn work out thy W.
no ' TF,s
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-15

suits Of the class to which he belong
ed! That Hancock, who with Adams,
was prescribed and excludedfrom the
act Of amuesty; who sustained the II
berries and adhered to the destlnies OF
the country through good report and
through evil report; who was the soul
Of the revolution, and who became
the first signer ofthe first instrument
the world has ever known!
But will not ire pass on Your time
and patience except to announce tol
YOU that Nep York has done her duty.
| How could it be o,herwises There
was Massachusetts always standing
frm, unequalhl in patriotism, unsur.
nassed in wisdom. There she stood
luniwlmg her virgin banner, without
stain and without spot, melting US TO
emulate her noble example! She
cheered us on--she told ms the value
Of the constltutlon-she invited us =
partake with her common contest
and a common victory--she engraved
on the heart of every freeman the no.
BILE sentiment Of one OF her nob'est
d sons. zone constltution-sone conn
!. ,rv-one destinyw There was Yer,
q mont, by the SHE of Massachusetts
q There tho, was Maine! Degenerate'
4 Maine had Al last woke from her Ions
y sleep Of degradation and slavery at tn
l. sound of tie oppressors's voice, an,
ii with one bond had leapt into the Int
,e and beauty Of treedom! Kentucky
Indiana, Tennessee, held out thel
hands to welcome rs! They told U
what the freeman Of the west ha
g. done! They beckoned US TO trea
with them the path OF freedom an
glory! How coud we stay' We cou'
w Motive did not. We came-and tt
he empire state has now taken her star
ne in the foremost rank Of liberty, read
TO do and die in the cause Of the cou
:" try!
40 We hare beaten IN m. In thei' oV
:. . state their own power has been crus
~ ed! The power Of the people h
q al reached them! The decree Of destrc
=, Ln ton has gone forth, and by the ilas
t !, ! es oflightning cleaning from eve
y quarter of the horizon, may they re
'no the hand writing on the wall! Ne
I'VE York has left them and marched
nus her sister states. Receive her, tel'
ers citizens, as you have received }
slhumble representative. She has $
ase ned long, but she must be forgive
'' She is a mighty and noble state, q
llsa- can stand by the side of Massac'
oty. sets. The same banner must sire
s'eS over her which now spreads It's Z
s., syn pIe folds over you--the banner OF
! constitution anil H. iAcs! Aud wht
,.>l,e err that halIowed flag shall drop IN
lea'S feat. or whether it shall float IN
rmnh. New York will still be to
'll'- side By side with Massachusetts!
pee" viii do her duty--l pledge myself
t1' it-sAe uiH do her duty and her W
,oar tug!
onoI- One word more, fellow citizen:
nv'te acknowledgment, Of the Kindness
aNep ave shown to me. In the nam
9 % the city represent, ] thank your
Ms ~ behalfof the wings Of thatclty--as
c,,y rlous and gallant a band as
VINO brea,hed the air ofheaven-i re
ree ss YOU my most sincere thanks, !
: :, :, ~ :, my own heart ! most heal NY .
5alhs' yon-and | Will ince the slnc
re a., f,hese professions by plov'ng' =
he,u only way now left me, my graz
!, ma i. for your sind attentions, by takln
~, ,saef IS seat and trespassing no longeron
'Slss notience;n
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-15

4 whimperings winnings leathefu-sh'u
ned oil squaw, that might have pissed
for an Egyptian mummy without dry /
inr. .This,n said he, "is my wife; I
she is a guod vile; love her very
much. She loves the horse-she loves
him great dcal--she will cry very |
much at losing him. / do not know
how | shall comfort her--and that
makes my heart very sore."
/ What could the worthy captain do
to console the tender-hearted old
squaw; and, peradventure, to save the
venerable patriarch from u curtain
lecture! He bcthought himself OF al
pair of ear-bobs; it was true, the pat
/, riarch's better half was Of an ngc and
, appearance that seemed TO put per-
, sonal vanity out Of the question; but
; when is personal vanity extincts The
Z momenth he produced the glittering ear
:, hobs, the Whispering and the whining
!, Of the scmpiiernal teldame was al an
a end. She eagerly placed the precious
!. baubles in her ears, and, though as
!, nuly as the Witch Of Endor, went oil
!. with sideling gait and coquettist
!. dir, as though she had been a perfect
:. Semiramis.
III The captain had now saddled HI
T. newly acquired steed, and his foot wa
10 in the stirrup, when the afiectionat'
nd patriarch again stepped forward. AM
fe presented TO him young pierced moss
. who had a peculiarly sulky look
T. .This," said the venerable chief, u
re nv son; he is very good--a grea
I'D horseman--he always took care OF tn
I'D very fine horse---he brought him u
nd from a colt. and made him what ne IS
Ma lhe is very fond Of this fine horse--h
,hs loves him like abrother--hls heart W
'md he yery heavy when this fine hor'
,dv leaves the camp"
M ny What could the captain do to r
= ward the youthful hope Of THIS veneer
Bile pair, and comfort him for the 10
w W. Of his foster-brother, the horse' J
,si. bethought him If Ratchet, viii
mas might be spared from his slender store
~ ',' No sooner did he place the impleme
's',. IN the hands Of young hopeful, TN
eli his countenance frightened mp, and
eau went off rejoicing in his Ratchet,
Jew the full as much as did his respectful
~ mother in her ear-bobs. :.
~" The captain VAS now IN the sad
ne' and about to start. when the aiiectlc
gu ate old patriarch stepped forward
ven, the third time, and while he laid G
ana hand gently on the name OF the hor
Gnu .' held up the rifle in the other. 81
ea',' rife" said he, "shall be my great m
: am icine. will hug it to my heart
'ne will always love it, for the sake OF
'e,h good friend, the bald-headed Oh
~ But rife, by itself, is dumb can
,r' W, make it speak. lfIhad a little pow
oS o,a and ball, would take it out with
1ne and would now and then shoot d
! 'vI and when brought the meat hom
Sho'c INV hungry family, | would say
was killed by the rifle OF my irl'
- ~ the bald-headed chief. to whom {
I ~ !, tina, very fine horse
4 Ia mere "a' eau,h,s;,b furnished
Is glo- lne .ap's a,,nnlv If nowder and
ever .o.o..' ~ ar aa,no time mt spurs /,
'eturn W. :" ,:r, hnrse and the first
From ve'y ".e 3, ,,as ~ cet out Of all
thank " ms sp: ;sas.a,;on &c friendship O,
cerity .ne, IS ,ha aaac,;ona,e old pntri
y .l.. VIZ and his insinuatipg family Was
, NV INV ton Irving.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-15
Err A Id.
FAIRS IN CANADA.
"Wednesday December, IS

III love Of the sovereign ic
kexcites the people ofGrea'
Of admiration and
seems not to pervade the
he Canadians. They are
lmthe throne and Queeniy
FIRST bland ard lovely, IN
he Atlantic becomes chill
i've. It has no power to
Stubborn Canadians willing
rs, If the shrine OF beauty.
lEou has reared its "bloody
the ssons Of liberty" vii
/ annoying subjects to the
b Monarchy. The following
msshat Canada, at pre-
ilaelttraction for the peace
!.
ia the "Royal" Mon'rea
Tuesday, the subjoined nc
unday tumult in that city
Sons Of Liberty spoke.
lrticle are the friends OF re
affairs certainly seem to b
ng a6nal struggle.
r0utof The Sons Of Liberty
E whole Of Saturday las
Bic excitement existed
| ngto a report having bee
\ orally circulated that Il
4 |iberty' intended to para
i on Monday, and tl,atthe
a Ny be a collision betwe'
"a the MEMBERS of the Dol
lBexcltement was lncreas
~ \ IN consequence of the II
laying issued a proclamati
ball persons to refrain fr'
I any procession, or ASSIST
" v y to break the peace.
y u was not knownat whatht
N be Sons Of Liberty wo
M Eaycard was posted on
h, Monday morning, calling
III at ward associations to
sas halt past - o'clock,
E, Elton in the bud" Still til
n gns Of the opposite party
naa fad twas generlly belle
~ abandoned their absurd
W I. lwoo'clock, they begar
~ ~ Tue yard Of Bonacina's
~ Font Of the American |
\ church, Great ST. ia
,s,l me muster attracted tht
il 4 ne ccnstitutionalists
X ! . look on, when all at
pan' inside the yard, about
o. ! rushed out and made
at male attack with sticks
| i nose outside. Two p
nFedof, and ahaIl fron
nsed u the sieve Of
Y, carpenter. A &
\. 4 '0,ateiy went UP to m
w n TWIN Vt-nr 1.15t =
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-15

TON HERALD
Z ssaOaITTED BY lr,tvppR.I
4 llAo ryrsr SRlDAT'
|'', Z HANCOCK s Co. !
TERMS. u.rs IN adj
Es' :, de end Of SIX months .'a',ad
|si a.. p ~ will be discontinued
EgIls .ssss are paid, except p!1aa a.
Fr, s,ss publishers. Per Persons sons
: sls y will please give
81 '.;a, Z received ior : 'ess
!, months, - !, The
',aIIsr Der square tten, lines mes
Ds,' srst Insertion, and tfty
rine Y :. Zach continuance.
% . y which are not ''ml'
ia sf'''eript, as TO the mum
na Ias vii be continued un !,
III and charged accord
,,-,r.slsG. For forty line
ss.bls al pleasure, ose III
sJIsrs. Nocontracl y e -
", lcss than one year, an
aparly- .,ver,;sers
,ses Of ailnuai az
w avn Immediate business :.
Clements for the bench. /. :
4. s.nt in BY them, must :
lArssuare. r.~s --Te
ApyEITlsEMLSlo. .
Z M a|.erable, 5 months -
X " do. 8 do. !
Al do ID 90.
NJ = candidates for once "
rs each. , a;a q,
!, an letters mast Dc pa'o'
NJ be attended TO.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-15


Difficulties between HaytI ana
France, arc apprchenaed BY the Tor
,ner, and perhaps designed BY me 'a'-
Tar Government. Rupturcs OF MINOR
importance have shown themselves
since 1881, but timely and continued
negotiations have heretofore CLOSED
the breach. John Peter Boyer IRE
sident Of Hayti has at last issued a. y
Inroclamation to the Republics "
which he holds the following "ra''e !
savage" language 10 relation
4 Does the commissioner whose q .
preaching arrival is announces . CO.. co',1
r. ! spirit Of reconciliation, to SEW ..s,e
! The : nropositions which we have mac
!. I'd his government 81, end
d lfMch is his mission, he J. WIN l nno
q the Haytian government the sIncs
III desire ofconforhing 70 any .pvs ,
, 4 arrangement, which must aOe'e
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-15
f5,io4

1t is expected thot the launch will
take place about the middle of Novem-
Der, and that she will be ready for sea
very shortly after. Let US indulge the
hope, that, from the name she bears,
her reign on the ocean will be pros.
porous; for we repeat, as model OF
naval architecture, and of commercial
enterprise, the Victoria steamship will
have no equal.
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lfNcHHIRG, JuNE .p. NJ,
TIE EEGISBATIRE

ihIs hod. closed lis extra session an S,,,,.i
last he non-feeeptIon of the D,,ip ILia# :,
Monday, prevents the insertion Of thai d.,
eeeainss III tins mornings paper Our ~.
brings down the journal TO Friday e,e,,,,, a.
learn, that Saturday tue bill in, tn.
Banks was adopted, the subject Of Ja,,,....
tween TIE senate aud the House of Delegates ~ do.
tailed III Fridays proceedings, having been ,d;..,..
by compromise. We shall pubsI,,le hi, NJ.
next
With What the Legislature iore DOM. we ,...,,,..
the public will be satisfied their course la, IN. ,..
II not as liberal as was desired, much more .o fro.
the ignorant and laclious elements of which l..
portion OF it is constituted. than was cxp.c,rd ~,
what the, have ied aauone, their constituents will
fear, have reason To complains before many w..ls -,
the los oil the bill authorizing the ISSUE of small note.
b, the Bank, iorpn'poses oichange. The apprel.n.
sion expressed that such law would have lryr,
Gle from among is stupidity absurd thai ~, VIM
der III the influence ii excrtcd even over sn,l
Buolon body the Virginia Legislature ro, ,,,.
T, dollar OF these small notes issued by the Banks
SILVER dollar would have remained in their yanl,.
which will nov be drawn thence i'll paymen, If
checks for odd sums, and sold 10 distant brokers
and, after all, need not be surprised to SIZE ce,
the banks, or the corporations of towns or private in
dsiiua, compelled to iss,,c such notes before The
meeting oi the neNt Legislature. and pleading tin,
necessity ot the case III Justification of the act En-,
What could be expected OF body in winch Wool
TOLL, Newman. Smith and IA lessee took the po.,
OF leaders !, Surely ought to BIZ ceutent thu,
so little oil mischief will result ilom> laborS,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-29
lNIEkES II NJ, FROM FLORIDA.

Ff"8 ibe .>,rdpVah Gtr4b,n Extra, linn ..
We learn from Captain D'Lagnrl. Of the Ord
nance Corps, who arrived from EarcN's Ferry ,e>ter-
day evening IN the steamer Charleston. that an eA-
press arrived III Gafcls Ferry on Frida, last from
lampa, which place he left on the litii that II IS
true that McanopN, Jumper, and Others had LEFT
Tampa previous 10 the 18th inst. but their departure
has "0i induced Il suspicion the part of the
officers oi the Ann, that the, intended 10 be insin-
cefc. Their reasons ior leaving are, aS detailed in
several letters, that they became alarmed from the
appearance ol the measles At Tampa. which the In
dams mi>took for small poN. Ahaian the negro
chei aud interpreter, is still At Tampa BAY, as Capt
Dl.. has been informed.
had straight tongue -implln. that he would full
I'll his engagements.
Philip aud other chiefs had been in the Camp al
LAX" Monroe. QFor Mcllon)-rhilip looking ema-
eMed They had appeared OWING to the message OF
tot Hem, that he would issue no ration, unless the
ellel> came ~ Ptopffa ptrSoHG.
The report thai several men had been murdered
tnear Zig Spring. Is declared to be totally unbound
ed Mayor Whiting travelled recent, from Micano-
lY 10 BLACK treck without SEEM or hearing ct In
dian Signs. and he had an opportunity OF deri,ln.
me best Information, rs Captain Ring.ol, with a
company ot mounted men. makes dailv excursions
nom Nieanopv 81 rs to scour the county Tor IN
formation. Major W. LETT at Micaaopy Cant BAH.
o. III" dlagonn>. Who has Just arrived for, Newnai>-
vile with ms company, and who Observed no Indian
signs.
Gel lesnif ha, nj t,lsised IL ral.altlI.,# to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-29

gs.4a. a.F r. ss4@eaaa,. I'M =.

oh D. IAIIe FROM Ez,nisANb.
tn .blp J fgrIa# t5gta.n tandef. al Chart
tn arri4ttl n NH hom Liverpool. hflseme Lon
don pipefs To e#.sen1Gs al AaY 2if-onf IL ad
,Irzs HAVING Ilttfffs The evening el te sia fal
tan G.tH,fl,1 La .l=o brought Liverpool raPef nj
tbr alih--1he addition our previously feeete d
intelligence ~ hdne.
1hf Portuguese ministry had resigned IL enifse.
f,uenrr nj tleir IN tie Chamber III Defafles. on
IN nnilnpnffant quesiian. Their resignation lad
III ri accepted but II not thought prnbable thai
u.s lnini>tr, could b. formed with an, hope oi
permanebee.
The London Morning Chronicle .nt the o
plnion thu the recent movement oi the fdfliss III
Spain noi b, means voluntary on then part ;
that the, forced In i, b, the junction o the
riu,s GRIPS dafmfe. famine anil. that the consti
tntiona cause decided, the ascendant.
Frouhe f.ouion r"Dtiu. Hog em.
The american paper is in little demand, aud pri-
ees aie nealk ,lationaiv United STATE. Bank posi-
notes arr 81 10 ~ aud Morris Canal Bonds .'si 10
~.
The al,ees from r,ipoli reach 10 the 2hlii oi
March The plaque still continued its ra.aee> with
iniabaed fury, aud the deaths were from - 10 10
per das.-E.ers measure had been adopted To arrest
III. malads, but The town vas nearly hall delo.nii-
lated.
LrsnnronL Ma, eiy--'Ihere has been 4 Lain de
inand Ion Cotton sestertla, and to-day, vi tie al
vance ,iained carly IN the week o laid has lnfilil-
" Disappeared aud the market ooscs heavily. The
mcek : import Is 2o,-l bags.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-29
TIlE NE\I- PRESIDENCY.

The friends OF Mr. Webster, in Nv lork
through committee appointed ior that purpose,
have called Il meeting in tint city, for Wedne>la,
the 2sth lust (,esttda,.) oriic purpose Of recon-
mcn,ling his non,mtionas ne>t President of,hct nj
States. They express, however, their determination
not To separate themselves from their political
friends in New \ orh elsewhere = but an the
trsry they pledge themselves To abide the result, u
joril, oi the Wings III Congress ma, recommend
their fellow Wings to adept. III order to produce
fair expression OF the sentiments ri the Viii. party
this question, and induce concert OF action in op
position 10 the present corrupt administrations.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-29
ALABAMA f.EGiSI.ATl RE.

The Aiabama Legislature convened in extra Sex
sion at Tuscaloosa, on the l.ih ,sl. Gov CEn o.
b. in his message, attributes the pccunaa diticul-
ties OF the country TO o,ertrading and excessive ban.
isSuc>-but iorgets 10 remember that these thu.
Were themselves produced b, Gen. Jackson, wal up.
ON the cnrIene,.-As Il nca>ttle of State rrlicl hn
rec onmentlS the issuance ri State Bnds h,arna an
annual interest Of : per cent and rrdecmablc in tour
or i've .eafs-?o per cent. of the aggregate III the
principal payable Annually by the state, aud y per
cent. 1T the same period, by the bounaers t;o,.
Clay gives kick, IN duty hound, toti,e / s
Bank bat says nothing 81 thr hard mono, hun,lug.
The iiunts' lille Advocate thinks that the Ieei,ature
will adopt the plan suggested b, the Governor.
!. WAS thought Coy. Clay would be elected :.
Senator in place OF Mr.. Mckinley, rewarded" by
a in the Supreme Court OF the l. States.
John l. Onrond, E>e. has been elected ln,l.e ii
the Supreme Court oil .\ahan., re. \ftlu +. Hop
kins. resigned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-29
DOMESTIC INTELlIi:ENlE.
APPOINTMENTS B1 THE PRESIDE NJ

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Virgil MaNcN to be charge II \llalfcs of thu nj
ted State, Ia Belgium.
llenf, ID. Gilpm, To BIZ Solicitor OF the Tlrasn-
~.
John NJ. Read, OF Philadelphia. To be Ailoine,
ai the nlted States ior the Eastern District OF eu-
>>lNania
LOST Maria tastanoS, to be Consul of thr nit,,l
States ior the rott oi san Bias Mexico.
" illiam i. Gillian, Ia be Consul of the nitcd
States Ton the port OF Monterey, North California,
Mexico. If,l,be
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I;AL.rInoEE. June u

ItALTINVET, JNnt IT.
GPAfS NgkET.-Abou ski, Thousand bush
Il. of Wheat from Europe, besides considerable
mIanlit, OF i've were entered at the Custom House
YESTERDAY, l;nt ;-tandns the large 'inp"r'a-
tior,s, rhe Ia, sales oi Wheat nave peen " ''' al
y,n,rol tlee,,o twenty cen,s upon previous prices
The analif, ol the recent imports oi " heat as pro-
badly more To do with this than any apprehension
III Scarcity. Mu,l, ofthe foreign Wheat hrretoiofe
offered in tbs market, is nnderstoodlo haze been Of
very inferior quality while the recent inp'ris OF the
article alc said 10 be prime. lIatrt"t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-29
Irom Tic .N1m lntk E,lul,NS.

From Arkansas We learn that that portion ot the
surplus Which fell IL the state oi Ark.lls;,s. has
been lost I" the State, III consequence ot the III
eNeusabc conduct al the State Treasurer. He had
II Is SAID drafts othc amount of $50. OnD upon the
Agricultural Bank ot Mississippi NatrhcH. He
proceeded to Natchcz-ionm the Pet Bank :, hand
,un'.-and was induced, TO GIVE the i'mlk time IN
I'll July ncN 10 pay the drafts in specie, which was
wanted" set the new State l,ank IN operation. lie
returned ho,nc and had hardl, reached there before
the news OF the suspension came upon HIM \ gam
he started ior Satchcz, although the Bank not
botnd 10 pa, hinl. by contract until July and When
lie arrived there arrangement could be made. In
tins state ot case, Mr.. Woodruff started Tor Nash
in"ion, To a> his grievances before the kitchrs alb
int. Another letter from Arkansas states. that
the dsbur>ng officers il that qnater lad NJ least
~2oo,oo0 ot Mississippi money ga hand, which
were intended to dcitay government expenses