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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27

A number Of the Privy Council of Mr.. ID.
J. Pearce, who do and say nothing without
his sanction, have, f,r some time, been pro-
posing and urging that all hands should agree
upon him (the said Pearce) and Joseph l..
Tillinghast, Esq. fx Representatives to Con-
gress: leaving Messrs. Robert B. Cranstoa
and Jesse Ho,card in the lurch.
N. d. We give the above honorable pro-
Posal one insertion in our pnper gratis.-But
ii Mr.. Pearce, or his friends wish to have the
advertisement continued, he or they will
please give us notice thereof-payng the es-
tsblished printers price for advertise ments
per square. We ought candidly to inform
them, however, that in our humble opinion,
the proposal will not take; as the people ap.
peur TO be every day better and better pleas
ed with their own Whig andidates-RoBERr
B. CRANsrON and JOsEPH l.. TILLINGnAsr.
And besides, if it were possible for them to
be compelled to give up one of their own ia
vorite candidates and take up with one of the
Van Burcn candidates, they would, of the two,
and as a choice Of evils much prefer Jesse
HO,oard.-Because they believe him to be an
honest man, and that he would not sell him
self, sell his colleague, and sell his party to
promote his own interest:-That he would
not sell responsible public Offices TO merce-
nary creatures, for their votes to be given to
himselG-Would not be concerned in rcmov-
ing competent and faithful, though poor and
nccessitous officers from their places to make
room for his own voting machines:-Would
not, over and over again, promise every light
house and every petty Office in the State to
twenty times the number of greedy and cre-
dulous Office hunters, for the purpose Of
cheating them out of their votes for his own
individual advantage:-Would not, for the
sake Of getting the votes of poor and igno-
rant persons, hunt up and promise pensions to
scores Of such persons, when he knew that
they lad no shadow of claim to, or chance of
getting any pensions:-Woul not give as
surnnces 10 a roter (Capt. J. NJ. of Tiverton,
for instance,) that, If he should be elected,
Congress should pay him (thc voter in hard
money, the full amount Of an old Continental
bill, such as we have seen posted up over the
le-piece as objects fcuriosity:-Would
not do such things nor make such promises,
and then boast of the services he had rem
dered to the State and to the people, and
claim their gratitude, confidence and potes.--
We suspect that Jos. l.. Tillinghast, Esq. will
not feel himself much complimented by the
proposal to take Mr.. Pearce for his colleague,
after Gov. Francis and Mr.. Sprague have re-
fused to run with him. Aud if Mr. Pearce
10 for sale we advise him to look for another
market. Perhaps DIR. Dan King may be will
ling to bargain, and to exchange Tho's. W..
Dorr for him. Let him look round aud do
the best he can, and we don't doubt that his
present colleague, Jesse Howard, would be
willing to sell him very cheap.
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NOTICE..

YNIIE subscriber having made different
Il arrangement in his business requests all
persons who are indebted to him by note or
book account, for sums under twenty dollars
of long standing, to call and settle the same
by the first Of September next, or their nc-
counts and notes will Unfortunately be left
in the hands of Justice for collection.
And all persons whose accounts and notes
are Of long standing, over twenty dollars,
must be adjusted by the first of Oct. next, or
their demands will be indiscrminate'y left
in the hands Of an attorney for collection.
July N. MILTON HALL
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVALS.

Mondoy. July 24th-Brig Bee, Cothcrs fin
N. Y. for st. Johns IN. b.
Sch'rs. VIM. Henry, Loaf, from Hampton.
Susanna, Keller, from N. Y. for Boston.
Fox, Brown. from Kingston IN. W
Soops Joseph Brown, Brown, from Fnll Rive
for New York.
Victory, Heath, from N. York for Providence
Tuesday, 25th.- -Sch'r. Pocahontas, Knowles
New Orleans, and 25 days from the Balize. with
Slaves to GEO. KNowLLs, EsQ.
CLEARED. -.
Sch'r. Counsellor, McI.nughling. Turks Island.
MEMORANDA
Ship Ku,usof, Taylor, Of this port, cleared at
New Yo.k on Saturday 22d, for Bristol. England.
Al 81. Croix, Js!y 5th, brig Laurel. Finch, Of
this port, TO sail next day for Turks Island.
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Married.,

In this town on Thursday morning last, by the
Rev. MIR. West, Edward A. Sherman to Elizabeth
NJ, daughter of Jonathan T.. AImy, all Of this
town.
Al WEXFORD on the 18th inst, Nicholas N.
SPHINX, Esq to Miss fiuldah A. " eetlen, daughter
Of Peleg Weeden, Esq.
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Entire stock Of Dry Goods,
AT COST,

I'IiE subscriber being about to relinauisb
the Dry Goods business, offers for SALE,
.4I COST and less, ,,hs very extensive and
well selected stock Of
Broadcloths, Cassih,efes. So,t;ncfts
Dunalo Cioths, Buckskins, FIannels.
rresungs; Linens, Drillings,
+, rrehcn Muslins, Cambrlc prints, ,Gingharns,
Chllcos, 81. Col'd. Silks, Shawls,
aao'e Damask, Table Cloths, Crash,
Russia Diaper, Sheetings, Shirtinos.
| Merinos, Hosiery, uIovess
And a great variety of Fancy Goods.
Purchasers will please calI and examine
the snme as every article will positively be-
sold at extreme low prices for cash.
EDWARD F.. NEWTON,
July IS. 154, Thames-st.
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TRADERS BANK.

A T general meeting Of the stockholders
"A Of this institution, held at their banking
room on the Sd inst. for the choice of Direc-
tors, the following named persons were cho-
sen for the year ensuing, viz:-Borden Wood.
Edwin Wilbur, Milton Hall, Tbo's G. Brown,
Benz. Marsh, Jr. Wm. II. Crandsll, George
Knowles, VIM. Weeden an4 Joseph T.
Perry.
And at a Subsequent Getting Of the Dires-
tors, BORDEN WooD, was unanimously cho-
sen President.
r. b. CRANSTON, Cashier.
July G.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27

THE RIIODE-IsLAND STATE ANTT-sLA.
VERY SOCIETY will hold meetings in Provi-
dence, Bristol, and Newport counties during the
f'st week in August. Commencing at Providence
on Tuesday, August LIST, at II o'clock N.
BY order ofihe executive Committee
VIM. NJ. GRACE,
Corresponding Secretary.
July 27, 1857.
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Died,

At Charleston, Is. c. on the 18th instant,
Francis Malbone Waring. eldest Son of Dr.
Edm'd ]. Warng. formerly of this town, aged
33 years. month and days.
Al Edinburgh on 9Th May, Com. r. H. Barclay
Of the Royal Navy. lie commanded the British
feet in The engagement with Com. Perry, on
Lake Erie.
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The new Episcopal Church, on the pleas
ant Island Of jamestown, was consecrated by
Bishop Griswold, yesterday afternoon.

BIoGRAPHIcAL.-We shall commence, in
our next, the publication Of "brief account
of the public life ofthe Hon. Dutee J. Pearcc," ,"
from the Providence Journal. It contains
some "home truths"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27

ILLINOIS ELEcrIoN.-The 81. Louis Re-
publican of the 9th inst. says that the Loco
Focos and Dentonites have beeh defeated m
every quarter from which il has heard, and
names several Counties in which the Wings
have prevailed
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27

THIS DAY, July 81.
Dela,care, Stale Lottery, Er. Class 80,
Will be drawn THIS Day, July "a,
Capital 6,000-Tickets 2.
TO-MORROW-July 2Sth,
1000 Dollars for Dollar.
Literature Lottery, Glass 30,
Capital Sl,0O0-Tickets 81.
S.4TURD.aY-July 10Th,
Virginia, Veiiesb,,yg, Class Sin which are
Capitals of 10000, 10000, 5000, 3l40,
5000, $500, 1000, and Fifty Of One
Thousand, &c.-Tickcts $40.
Tickets and shares for sale by
a. b. MOVES,
1877 I-2 Ihames-s.
Orders enclosing cash or prize Tickets, for
Tickets in any Lotteries, under the manage
ment OF Messrs. d. s. Gregory a. Go. pune
tually attended to if addressed as above. -
July "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27

NOR SALE CHEAP.-Ilalf Pew.
II pleasantly si,an.ed in the East isle Of the
First Baptist Meeting House, if no, sold a, prva'e
sale before The 9th Of August nexi, It wi' 'hsn oe
sold at public auction al 2 o'clock noon
Iuy 81 C.N. TILLEx.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27

WANTED TO PURCHASE a small Estate
| w in Newport. The lot must he good
size-the Building not large A-y person having
snch ono For sale, will please to leave DIS
crpton at this Office, IN two or three weeks.
July 90.
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On TUESDAY, August lst,

On TUESDAY, August lst,
at il o'clock "A. NJ wiH be sold at AUCTION ON
the premises,
~A That valuable FARM in the
fE!M Neck, formerly occupied by rho
ss & late Capt James PhiHipsEJ'he
a4o4A Farm consists of I45 acres oF
the best land on Rhode. Island; has large
dwelllng-house, barn, ard other o,rt building,
thereon with two excellent orchards of select
ed fruit trees, and has one of the best oriyi-
lSgos for sea manure.-An undoubted title
will be given. Any person wishing further
information, can obtain the same BY apply mo
to the Executor, or to Mr.. Congdoa. who now
occupies the Farm. Conditions will be made
known at the time and place Of sale.
ISAAC BURDICK, Executor.
June 6.
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FOR SALE.
MINIATURE PAINTING.

MIR. STURGEON having removed from
IVA town to the Cottage on the beach, begs
leave to inform the Inhabitants Of Newport.
aud visitors, that specimens mny be seen at
Mr.. James Hsmmond's Book store, and ut tho
Cottage, where sittings are taken.
Terms, from 50 To $50 dolls. each Nina
turc. Price depending on the sizo OF the
picture.
July q, 1887.
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WARM AND COLD
8 e A B A II II s..

rlNIlE subscribers Bathing House on the
4 Long Wharf-wiTl be open for the ae-
commodation Of the public, every day in the
week Sundays excepted) at all hours.
July l3. E. TREVETT.
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTION

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, .4ug. 5lh, at 8 o'clock. p;Et
be sold at The store Of ". HaH,
"A large quantity Of Dry Goods, for the benefit
"A Of all concerned. viz: blue black, brown.
olive and mixed broad cloths, cassimeres. sat
tinets, beached shirtingand sheetns cei'd. cam
brio, ealicos, hnd variety Of other articles
The goods can be examined The day before tI,s
sale. Sales positive and conditions al sale.
July 81. nj. HALL, Aoct'pr.
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DIR. G.. G.. PER RY

OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICE To
rpE PUBLIC IN the pRAeTIcE OF
EDICINE AND sU rig n Y.
Office south side of the Poro3s, hro deors
below Zion Church. nd.
Newport, lane Is.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27

vlNHE next term of this School will com
Il mence on Monday, July 3fst.
July "a. JOHN HAkPOk.
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BY MILTON HALL-Auctioncer.

COFFEE, RAIsfNs, FURNITURE, sc.
On SATURDAY merit, Lalp 29th, af 9 O'CLOCK.
IN front Of the subscrider's ssosc. ,sn be sold
at AUCTION.
y bngs Coffee, 2 bag. Almonds.
10 boxes kalsons, 4 boxes Olives. Some
farnhsre and other articles. Condr4sr. a, sale
July 27.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27

STEAM BoiLERs.-Tho New York Com
mercial Advertiser says
It has been discovered in France, by NJ
Chalk, that the incrustation OH the inside OF
the boilers is totally prevented by mixing
clay with the water. The government has
rewarded the discoverer with 10000 francs.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-21

PARK -HEATnE.-rHls EVENING. viii " pcs-
YEONANS DAUGHTRR-Jemmy Musgcby, Mr. Keeley-
Mary, Mn. Keelcy
After which the Farce of
TWO STRINGS TOYOUR BOW-Iazallo Mr. Keeley- DON
ma Clara, Ms. Kelley.
. To conclude with the Farce sr
But kskin Mr. rlac.e Mr. Spasher, Mr. Mason-su-
san Sartle, Mrs. Gunner
Doors e. Performances commence al III O'Clock
Boxes 81; Pit oo cts; Gallery IS cts.
A MEXICAN THEATRE, BO,t EKY-T i1ls
IA ~ ENlNG will be presented the Drama of
NORMAN LESLIE Leslie, MIR Scott-Tredcrick Nor
ton, MIR Fynn-Leusa, Miss wa'ing.
Afte Mh en- the Spectacle of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., MIR. Wooliors-Prcm snus, Mr smith
Zemba MI Cony-orzof, Mr. blanchard olinska Mrs Bar
Dco,sopcn at haE performances wlcommence at
oceck Bones, 76-Pn a7i-Gall1ry y cents
Il presented he Drama of
SKELETON RoBgER-Tnese, MI. VIM. sefton-Lo.o, Mr..
Preston.
To conclude with The
FLYING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mr. W. seon-Lucy,
Mrs. Stcknty.
Do epea Performances commence at o'cluck pre-.
cise;y. Boxes 30 cents PIT q.
NATIONAL TIL riATisE-IHIs EyENINu will be
l present ed Comedy of
WAY To GET MARRIED. Tangent, Mr.. Bdlls-Juia Mrs.
Ha rison
Afer which The Farce OF
THREE ANDDEUCE-rnee Singles Mr. Eals-Tufaiae, Mrs.
Conduit.
10 conclude with Blu lcsqic sal ed
La SoMNAMBULA EsI1E-Rodopho, Mr.. Taylor
Lzzy, Mrs. rhorue
boxes Si-Pt 80 ceDts-G Gallery s7t cent?
u Doors open at ociock-Perormaace commence at =
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-21

there il an err this ofcourse the
the government, banks viii correct II.
Yesterday the committee OF the Wall street bankers alter pm
meeting Place Albany TO induce the leg
pass allowing the banks to issue Post Noes This
has been concocted order the banks from sn
pension specie payments The principal banks IN tins city are
in no danger any alary woad much
fs tho country banks ofhe Sy Fund breed There an
suppression that al the banks in the south western states are on
the of nera SUSPENSION and hence the terrible ia 10 inc
stocks OF these states
opp ars by statement the Ahaay Argus that the
gate Of in this city, during the 1885 and &
amounted SIS oocooe This il of speculation tending
produce the present crisis The fact far exceeds estimate
Sale If stocSs al the Ne,o Ya'k E1chcnge Asra2s
.s ss1s'lS s ,Ss 4, :, :s'o''
S.'. s.si s. Is fss e I:
Life Trust Co :, 100 Long I.oad 2 r. !, 50 to 81
70 70 a asaai Ias. CO.. caSi io H. :"
Ks ss 20, q s' IS :" rs g Tsaey f hsaE
GENERAL MARKETS.
Yesterday the operations in Dry Goods little larger than
FOR previous days. although Al private sale nothing
doing Aasn wimerdns Co hda sale Of about 500
packages Foreign and Domestic II fairly attended and
the goods sold al low prices terms, months Prices OF all
descriptions goods nominal Cottoa Is extremely dali
Netting been done in the article since the arrival of the Co
lsmus from Liverpool ofanyimporance sales har. reaching
bales per day. l BAGS wheat add oe5 bags i'm
ported yesterday and sale csout 10 600 bushels white damases
wheat took place and ID at "a to ga cash Tn, article
continually lining into this from fore parts which
will tend, 10 reduce the price Of Hour lower
than II known before.
Copper remains heavy. We qsote sheaing at &c %
sales.
satwe have sale to notice Of about 5000 sacks part Ash
tons at 81 So, other brands nj i.4s.
Teas-Tbe following sale took place yesterday viz $40 half
chests Hyson, Is ai 20 chests imperial at 30 ~ 100
half 2b boxes Hyson, at 3o 100 sb do at
40 60 boxes do 10 hachests gunpowdcr at 3d.
~ chests imperial chests yson, So Terms sale
months
Coee There he nstcd demand for this article
The only sa have notice ocesed yesterday viz $50 bags
Havana at 81 cash; and 80 bags RE, at ~ asdo
FLrvrry few sales this article. remains
sively dull.
Auction salss ARA raa indigo 81 tool
50 days 3obacs TO a. sodsys 40 kegs msns
al cash de- do 30 quarter boxes at "a
asd half eases do. al 81 do imperial at 10
do cases assorted fuif q "a do 80 baues cioveseed
at kegs butter, 81 do 20 kegs ginser, AZ do 10
boxes mustard 50 dozen ~ Jars London do Is his eaeh
Ioi do is kegs lard dol 50 half barrels barley at
do 50 deohns at ~ do 100 dms Smyrna sss, at 81 do
10 bags Madeira dot hhds m"lases, at IS do
barrels flsuf at "A do 10 bags rye at soc. do
Receipts Of Produce, &c, receive down the North River
Anil 10th barrels Hsur boxes cheese boxes goods
40 hams.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-21

NSUAL EaHEBTFION FALL Ar MIR Los
"A GARbkHJ b. GRIFFITH espcc inf mn hi, ire pds
aud patrons that h Annual Exhibition Bali will take
Nios saloon on Wcan,sday evening Arr 18th winch
Mr.. g. Intends briBg forward number of
PART
Pas Soul, by a young lady.
Fancy wa,,z by two misses
Double HOrppipe, by lwo young nssrs.
Pas de- Deux by lady and gentleman.
Pas seal, by young lady
CseioBIan MInuct and Gu ckstep, by q
Hornppc, by young master
Idmboutiae Dance, BY Mr. G. and lady.
Wreath Dance by two youHg ladies.
10 Pas seul, hy young MIS-.
III Fancy Dance, by Mr. g. and lady.
~ Garland Walk, by two young iadIes.
PART H.
by particular Mr. wi bring his celebrated
snawi Dance Tor the last time, as d,n9ed Pans by
Nam le 'raglon.
10 wailz dc rrul', by Mr. G. and two ladies.
"a snuct vi, sister Dear" by young lady.
- liornpire, by young 3 nj cman.
10 Pas seu, by yoang lady.
~ Low Chase waltz, by Mr.. g. and lady
u Miauct DO Ia Cour v0tte dc vesr by and
ady. =
- Calodoi ian Mnuet ard Qlcksepb by NJ end two ladies,
~ New waltz Coiiion, by ioa ladies and four gentlemen.
81 Pas dc Deuy by you z lady.
% Croft sQle Dance, by three you're gentlemen
- Fancy Mdz Nj a. winch l,e int,u-
ducod variety of waIiz,s
"a Mnuet by young lady
Is Grand WALTZ, by Mr. q and pupils.
g Columbian Honpgc, by sIf q. aud pupil
Mr. g. intends that this al shall ,u1as all ven hy
him 10 THIS city The viii be elegant decorated with
fors wreath icstoons, &c.
tickets 80 ceEt each Toe obtained Gil store vcsey
street Astor House. AZ X pegs music store Cha stie
q ar " his residence, No ~ Caathal Nibs
Saluen.
Th Exh hton will commence precisely NJ hafnast epht
O'Clock - - 49,
After Flint there IN be an n,erns.on for hon dan
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-21

INV rrssr EssEE CADY, Aasfoneer
ID MI. ~. SaDf store, Nos. Wate,
.r,e ~. ~ "a O'Clock lots pure hasers To- cssh
80 coms ~ sttsie1t Of shell gallery fan vis
~ 100 20 sus stne 10 III. Sosthrn and Wesfe,. re-.
M 70 mention IN - -'
e-io,eoo dozen Coz, assar,.d ~ n'".
imaginable 'eiHoia euIefJi vi ever vaxok
1880 eoxen Collars Hosoa,s
10000 Needles, assaaedfronl a
Ioog soss nuo Coat Vey and Pearl subject ~ .haa, -
~ vw,LtAM MclLAnGHLIA, Asetlose er ia Peo,-s,
- ocock A. NJ, nc "a =, AZ
rate are hne Cuiley Stocks Collars ,- M all $3.50
ioahg osHis acsi silver P,nciAi sartr tea and tail.
-- s. ~ ~. f7u
y. n. DIETEHICH III, AucuoGee,
Is walis A''s Co. Store No iSs Peari - Of
THIS DAf-At O'Clock at the aicios rooa-IIar,x,,.
Cuuey-Cosistng OF pea, pocket and dirk cars
~ u9zhs SCISSORS du1.n cards; needles 10 cann.e.
ana es double and stneled speceacles and tass
paehed ps1o percussion aulbss knitting needles
Fancy Good Consisting ofdoe extra cologne hal, ,i ra,
iaiseIy ffeich and English soap lavender waiei &c
shoes. $3.50 '' "os"'"'' """es anu
Aso an invoice ofJeweryC 81
ealches. ereast pns, chains &c ia
HANDSOME FURNITURE AT AUCTION
dt Ne ~ i-,h. . n Monday the afb Of Aul ~
coV consisting Of one paao tco,t S4OO
efo ~ ZONE 70 none a. the city marble centre ana pier
aiosaS cais cut clock, saade abla carrefs .alrs
peeiteaas, sofas, bureaus, ch tea ic; &c '
asa ooecuoh oil OIL pais tinss handsomely framed.
Moses WARD, Auet aneer.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-21

OPPOSITE ST. pAULs CHUReH, BROADWAY.
STERLING ATrRACTiONs.-To evening and during
~ the week, addition 81 thee pieces HANNGTON-
MOVING DlOkAMA-.-Hst umcual Concert, by the
Mnsres with the a varied amuscmenis of the evening
ssting 81 FVfeen DoTdpc Etet and tie fabe ANrOC.
CiNi will be tor the fist nrue showcosw -
DESTRUCTION 0H,ninSYLON.i
the departure ohe bv and
IN tae 0oud s 81 martial ~ eur BY weaker by The
some eupnevtsry ~, a bcareo $50 ~
MouNi1ftte BsiEw OF nsh,s RUINS or THE ABBEY or
-.oftD SAN JOSEPH,
scessbn 10y torch hight producing effect Of The
nes~tercst fbe td psiaedby Bengoush represents
the
HAUNT or THE MAIDS,
grand submarine hasa g formed Of coral
lake Of with tho ascent Of palace from The bo
syey waters with attendant yphs gusedb and
dorhns
P'rofes Of the Piano, Mr.. fassord
Doors at - ~ ocock-rcrfomances
bali past = BOX tickets 50 cents urper seats - cents
m27
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-21

III The Fist Spring Meetin will over the above
the 81 Wednesday, I7h OF Maj contin three dys
for which the following pur.es Wilde offered! -
First DayA Psrse Of $500 three ale heats under the saddle
free Tor altfoitng horses purse of 00 vo
mile heats amess Tree for all otng horse, that never Won
apu'sc.
second scetwo mile heats, the saddle free
for AL tfons horses Immediately aits rurse OF s. 90 v
mile undet the saddle ii, all trotng uses TINT never
OF 500
THIRD DayPurs $780, three nile in harness free ia, nil
tong Immediately after Pacing Sweepstakes under
the saddle, mile heats bs ~ No distance sub s25 ana %
added hy tee Proprietor II cse the day 81 The
Three To make JOEL CONKJJN
CentrevIie l.. H., April 4, is37-aIs-st prnana,.r
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17
T.le I1,,esteEs.,i,s Fgrts :lEeessaIae
10 tie II. Representatives q. s.

Io tie II. Representatives q. s.
During theilast session. information
Was given to Congress blythe Executive
HAT measures had been taken to ascer-
TAIN the political, military& the civil con
li'ion OF Texas. now submit, for your
consideration, extracts from the report
of the agent who had been appointed to
collect it, relative to the condition of
bat country.
No steps have been taken BY the FIX
ecutiye towards tie acknowledgement
Df the independence of Texas; and the
whole subject would have been left
without further remark, on the informa-
ion now given to Congress, were 1t not
hat the two Houses, at their last SEES
ion, acting separately, passed rcsolu-
hons that the.independcncc of Texas
Icht TO be acknowledged by the United
States, whenever satisfactory Informal
ion should be- received that it had in
uccessiul operation a civil government,
apablc Of performing thc+ duties, and
hIfIEro The oblioatioGs of an indenen-
h. Power" This mark ofinteraSt n,
J question Of the Independence 81
eXas. and Indication of the vicvs of
operess, makes it'properthstl 81 sllld
bmouhatsin detail. prcsentthe conside-
aiiuHs that have governed the Execu-
I've in CONTINUING 70 occupy the ground
previously taken in the contest between
Ec,ico and Texas.
The acknowledgment Of new State
h. irdercndent. and entitled TO a place
] the family Of nations. is at all times
au act Of great delicacy and rasponsi-
bilitv: but more especially so when such
Staie has forcibly separated Itself from
anothcr, of which it had formed an in
iecral part, and which still claims domin-
b. over It. a premature recognition
tndcr these circumstances, .fnot looked
apoa as iustifablc cause Of war, is al
avs liable to be regarded as proof Of
b unfiiendly spirit to one Of the con
ending parties. All questions relative
b the government Of Foreign Nations
Whether of the old or the new world
ave been treated by the United States
S questions OF fact only and our pre-
eces5ors have cautiously apst iI
rom cecidinS upon 'iielll ull'll 'ile Ci0't
81 evidence was III llleiI possession :.
gI',Pie uiolll' loI oihy ~ c 49, c ~
cc"y' Out 10 SIllcl1 'llolI uoOis'Gn'q II ~
cNory unworthy ihlPu'alioi. ~ go az 'l+'
contests tla !, Ildve d iaoi GU u w I4
oFq'i?ns OF france ou' cl - 'li1 ulaPu'o
relating 70 the crowns 81 I oLtusal dll'
SPAN, out OF tiie hg'oiutlonary move
ments i'll thcS9 hLiSdollls' Out ol tlle .
pGr3tion ci the american possession
pit both from the European cover Ell
ments ana out o. inc numerous Us u" u
constantly e occCrTing slrGssics lot a -
lnlhlch IN spanish zA :t ~ VS. ~
CoIlsi9iehI Wl'n our u.s. tb \.
pccii lllo ac'ioil VI ouI 10y - ~, -,
we nave uloGI lIie IIiosI Cll..0"i vi I',,
iiceS' s - ',,i Ill LIB fban +%nt ~,
Touil'Ii "a ~ o'i;ol - 49,, NO
''uog9 " 'i tIo oo 1?,, 7vborn :,
6oYo az ~ II h. 20 foooo 6f ev;dence con
nave nave i5 y ~ -
Peneu 10 'eciue'
1t .i2s been made known 10 inc Wor
that the uniform Pollcy ana ! PraG M ;-'to