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The Romano III, Na,,tr". thc Flower Seasons il
u~'ratet b. the most beautiful clgE,yuaS: Portraits
al TIL 'riaoral Female Characters in the " a,eriy
N"Ne*, with appropriate reference; sra, the Holy
Land, ASA Minor. &c. &c. iliuStti;cd BIZ slIen-
did eagrasHgs Gag 1t \mijic, the Norrh.ru Tot
rl' cinbcishcdby - view. Of Lake and nonnta;n
SCENERY landscape and Historical illustrations uf
Scotland and the WnrrIy Ncryc4 Finders Tab
leau. series If Thirteen ,icrics of National Cha
@ctrr Beauty and Costume. superb caela,ne- ::
Hcmt OF Beauty. dSp'a,cd in >"tcS oftwcl,c high
~ hnl~hed cngi:NingS, &e. Gallery of Glacc.
llcath's Gallery Of British engraving knappic Fc
mule Biography: Life in London: l.ito in par,s
Walkers Manly Exercise: Cowrcrs Works "
toms Works Marnin. By Wallcr .&,c.s o., -
Poems Tales from Shahspca. =. -. -, way
Gl"9lo"ne: Bacons E. ~, .o,,l, o.',.' Is OF
the Pot's: SCOTS =. 80 SF'"a' COPIES 81 At
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u u, IS Bnr;on's Anatomy Of Nearcl;oy The
carl, or Infections Gift BLANK BOOKS. of al
Kinds Clildrcn's Toy-Boohs beautiful oi,t Pr
f"'c / iamcS Fire Screens; Enera,inaS. &c. Sc
MARTIN x LATHAM.
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sStiN', ON his tour from New Orleans fo the
\ y Northern States. respectfully informs th, IN
han'tahtN OF this town aud It's vicinity. tina, h,.wu
n'"ea short stay here. Nothing will he wanted in
me execution OF hls NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
pr""ng and truth of Coloring Ills main obiec,
p ntn, hf.ShNbl ANCE, If ON tharpoul persons
e''"io nor be satisfied no charge will be made.
lie VIII wait on The Ladies ut fhrr places oc ,si
dence. l''''' VI ''S'-
w ". can be seen at the Franklin Hotel. ANY
s'r' 'elt there for linn will be attended to-
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Would be pprafelpus. aud would Mn aeites =
Northern broker, to harass our Banks.
Nj. Smuturged the Injustice OF the prnpo ,iiion-
the effect would he to repeal the bill just pass.dbY the
house. reHjtne thelbrtetnrcs ot the Blnks Tor sns
pe .sion 81 specie payments.
VI. Booker replied To Nh. Stuart, and conSi lered
his proposition nothing more than asking that an
oil deh' thnuli be paid by one.
NJ Fisher moved an amendment which Mr.. llar-
ti>aa ,c,6asrd. Nh II. then asked leave 10 with
draw Ia. aeudatcnt amended, which agreed
NJ. Sm.fh Of /. OF N. renewed the proposition Of
NJ. Il Irlison, and Nr. Fisher renewed In amend
alrn' follow:
"Aud al arfs 81 parts ri acts authorizing y ,nm-
gl1tt recovery from tie Btah> by motion uiHer-
wise. shdl b. and the sam are hereby supported
untilfhr day OF March. lSi-."
NJ THastili made some remarks ~ reply 10 Nj.
Booker reference to the payment of an old debt with
= ure one. AMI IN reference To 4 position taken by
NJ Garland IL previous debate.
Nr. Ralriolpll stated that the point simple
ono. aui explained tn operation ol c'nl against
the Eaojs.
tn qir=,ion Of Nr. Fishers amendment wa, de
edrd tie uagativc.b by the following vote :-a,"s
noes fuj.
Nh Suith. and decided IN the negative. by the fol
ln.siae vote :--a,cs IL. noes g..
o. motion of Mr.. W ll-on of T.,
Tbe House adjourned,
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a,l .,rn,l, revenue ,llrcff,. In be ,l.pesed with
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-26
f'rom he Ncr loyk .im-ric,rD.

The cotton market, after Ina, iny fallen from + +,
"a during the week cndiag ON Saturday, a0ih Nav
rallied III the beginning of the next week. andy i'll
better From liaVre too We learn that the arra,,oc-
m'h IN previous contemplation for an advance
't"m the bankers oi Paris, pledge of COTTON.
was completed. and that ten millions OF frames cnual
I" tr5 m'tiloaS 81 dolirS he thus appronr,,
ted Ion the rcci of the holders ofcot,ou in Imre.
" hear,mor1o'cr, very directly, that c.tcrNrit
ten from Liverpool NJ /? o'clock on the 2ltl, The h,v
OF sailing OF the pachet) states that information Ind
been received by express from London tla Il, ,
Hai@ ~ England would continue to uphold tLe
uIariru HOUSES ny y
lpon the whole We conclude AZ We Lc,,n ,l,...
fr''i0hs' ma re Is far less of dlscour,"i,r ~,
'h'in than We expected
L'f'ef 10 m E3'Iols 9the Y. y. .1uariata bq II,
Nl'7e d erase.
IT.. n....n, tlA'eE May Is, 1857.
he ParN i'lnkcrs have consented To a loan Of Ton,
millions 10 the merchants of Ilnre, the src,,,;,1
t""eh' at 10" price; but This has not p,,t \ sion f.,
,"' protest "l bills, which arrive to "A larre annn,,
10y every packet from New lorh
II INC American houses in London now ,npnortcd
y, Tue ,a'h OF England. should 90 by the board if
VIII :" hard with those in lais " no have r>crut,d
commissions To LARGE amount taLin, ,s;,,l,r.
ment> on them.
=, 'ohmefc'ai embarrassment seems to have fallen
IKE an avalanche over our country. One co,,,no,,
rum appears to threaten town and country, bur s,r
my "ha' WIS gong on here Tor some time mas, !, !;
ne" more dian expected
W hh lie" exceptions. the houses here cuo,oc5 j.,
irade with the (nitcd States must suffer }nn.h
some heavily but 50 far, failure has taken u,ac
ms may be accounted for by the prcca,,,ion ,aL,n
oil protesting drafts from the United States +, th,
amount al perhaps five or six millions-a circ,,,,,
S'"noe winch must a"sravac (thc evil alrcad, too
great, in the L. States W"
LOUIS Philippe has granted an amnesty uno, ,ho
occasion oi the marriage of the Duke of o,l,an.
ms stroke OF policy has made his Cabuct nor cn,
"'',e" strong, very popular and put into tbe >l,Jo
tue s,anong whom are certainly, tler,e,,
est talent in the country '''''''' '''' S''"''
spanish aiairs are now rs urcerta,n ne e,or ~,
'rlos rather gaining ground Caralon, b,s Js'
I'af'a herself independent, and there is no s,,ino
mo" this evil war to Terminate. '"S
rfo" oa1 Liol,oi Correspondents
LIVERPOOL. MAY y.
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H"E'fi,. I3nr -
IL MaNic"n Hrj, f;t<i.n,t Gr, IA 'yrtpa-
rd by tie uiicd states Sup Il Nr N,r,n,z.
iad 1T" IT Pensacola, /, "a r''ura - nri,t,r;, I'M
~ IL 2~r"r at III" ni,rd S1tes Schooner i;r W.
.ts. arrcl H. 10 ori, 4ad TO have hr"i, rrcrl,e
At fra#aca'a. 2uue liai.ps iudit toa "i rr.nrln
, .~"'c relation between the Two governments.
IfhDhiit.
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DOMESTIC lNTE7.E.It.Ix.r
,,.=..,.... AsHINdrON, June IN
EAD NEWS fRNM lnn1,, -.

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,l,i'5'lol ,aN reached the Git, since Sa,,,,
ed Yesterday. General Jcsnp L,9 49, PUBLISH
correspondent here, under lalc .f I'', 10 a
from fania Bay, that large parry ~ III 'h ins
is II "a entered the camp oi the party ,..,. 'i'',
"na wing 10 egraie, and had taken off NI, .a''c'
aud JUMBO teo'umonly called ja,sve, ''e'nol!
he General says, nothing now ,,,,;
teiminaiiont to the whole race He -, "' eN-
charging the transports assembled ~ T,,,. ~ ui'-
the emigration of The Seminole Indians IL 10y '"f
OF course sh"n MP all hoie Of the Indians =. hai'
t,'e'' 'd'il' ne have been palterlng viii, ' "S
Government agents. Their IreatD ttr,n,.J ~" 'he
ula'ion) appears to have been nol M, Inn, capt.
which, We apprchend, has been bu, oo cnn',,, 'oc''
successful W"P,'tcl,
Official reports to the 5ih June have hoo,
ed from Tampa Bay. These repo,,s s,,,a ,''cN-
the night of the ID instant, the Micau.nL,. ''.h on
Two hundtea III number. surround Il the camn u"
hlcahopy' jumper ana Cloud, and forced the"
AWAY. lnc orders from sam lone, and occoI, ,'"
not to modest any white man. Mie,nony ,c N''o
90, saying that he had 81 med treaty. aud sh,nl,
here ton. lie "'s ANSWERED II a, II / e did no, CT
blood would be split. His repl, wa. ,o t;,,s ms
there, and 10 do ii quickly: they, however ,'',
having sold all his horses they forced him "a "p,t
The sincoiit. OF Micanopy and Jumper emma, "''
doubted. Cloud, however va, always a ,,,;, Wv
was tho only one who hal been warned If via "''"
TO take place. "'a
Gen. jcsup states that the scheme of c,,;......
has entirely Jailed, X that he shall in,mrdi,,
oharse the scs>cs which had been cmplo, ed =, we
y the ladlnns off L. docs not aiIicn,tr, ,.,.'
OF IA Sfi!nl Measure, have been taxi en- To la l'
toar> III position as to cover tie comm, '
Glsbc.
CnARLEsroN q. ca Juu.n
ll'ofnntian has been received b, the scb,.
| .ia''e from Jacksonville, that III. indians i,.,.
ot u d, far
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-26

.usaenlei p1sn,.u'- On Wcine-d',. '"d# t''e Aoi'n
Ame,,c, h,i4Iea tstlsed hit night ai'cl a y days
voy,oc1 brought them the means ri resaniug bust
neSs. They are most respectable finn nm thcif
mere suspension carries dlsnly into the hearts oi
the Commcrcidi,ts here.
Since my last three other honscs have gone
These are ,lalcomson. Bell X 20. Naddn2ton,
lIolt 4 Co. Phelps, James {, co. The joint smash
is 10 the tune Of 3lo.o00i.
The result Is. that almost every ore IS l'ara,zed;
trade +, dull ami credit at cbb la the various
tIading towns OF Lancashire AMI Yorkshire, the re
suit !, iii, same We have dteadta accounts from
each place and failures taking place almost daily
We arr in daily expectation OF Il chnnge OF minis
FRY. Eail tifey aud the Duke of RclluoHd have
pern cln>ctcd it'll the kmg, and tire former Is said
Ia BE- anxious Ia resume Office is Piencr The
Nbics are afraid tlat ord Durham, Who is retCrn-
~ from Russia will divide the radical y lllg Gnlon
and have a trial of his strength against the II.
Brouglialn has written to some friends here To say
thathl will soon be IN office again. The Conservatives
appear equally sure OF break up III lie Ministry.
From France We have little news, save thai Lou
is plilippcs amnesty ha' wrought wonders IN lis
laior. " 4. sur
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EN- 4 WIN s'E'sSX.

VIZ Scmi-annual Examination Of the suhscri
3 bcr's School for Young Ladies. will cn,,-
mchce ON Saturday, the LIST of july and be con
tn"ed ON til" Monday iollowing.-;rhc patrons Of
me school, relations of the pupils Ladies, Teach
cre and tllc Key. ClcrgN are inNltnd 10 altrn.l
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ffo~ oar L'"rfrai Corr,,p9pd,ot.
-, ... IIHfRrooL May q.
am sony 10 'a> that things arc GROWING wor,. -,
''''pool' lh' srca'h"use OF Roshcll, gien x Co.
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'i'i' rLiadr,phia prnr,, l,aniau "a Nou Bmcaor-
eau,) -prHh> bN authority We prcsrmc. "hrn II AZ
nouice> that liE>E' d. 'iLPIv. Esq. III that civ.
has been appointed Sol'citoroti1" Treasury. in lha
place Of Mi. A.tef, VIII, cot. 10 E,n--ci' *
Ga5., NJ 4f[Gir,S.
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and lave trial ol his own strength against the IL
Broncll,n la. written friend, here To say
that h will be III office again. The Conservatives
appear equally of break up III tie Ministry.
From France, We have little news, save thai Lou
is philippc'> amnesty ha' wrought woldefs III lis
iasor y. \. sur
Correspondence IF he JoarWatef toDmetee.
MANCHESTER MAY - lSI7
Since the last packet sailed. five houses in the
American trade AT Liverpool have failed, aud anoill
or sustained by the aid OF strong friends. Many
bills will consequently 90 back unpaid. 10 a@eravae
Your troubles Last week one OF great dc>pon-
dencv, no demand for goods and the London prints
predicting disastrous events approaching.
All American securities now stand we'll in London
Our ) per cet. State Loans command 81 per cent.
/. :. lauk Stock c2i. Is. Bon Us 81. \ lively
fur cNs'> that these may be multiplied until the
change shall render specie shipments Improbable.
and even boibtr the Chancellor 9th" EAehcquer.
Cotton La, now fallen to Il poiut whc!l attracts the
attention OF spectators, a'rl somr Improvement IN
value Is manifest. The stock N Liverpool II called
aae,00a bales excess SAM time lr3G, we the
deliveries Tor CONSUMPTION 3D,6o0 les. he state
I'll trade tor long tim" - VIII not present much
advance. Whatever ma, be thought OF present prices
TIA" weather continues very cold aud dry. The
wheat Is only | to inches above erouid. aud prices
advancing. Fine wheat in houd i. l0l. fEr cop
Will he Nri. late. even will tl#e weather; and
certainly late harvest is always free alious IN tins
country.
The constitutional al1lics o. :, a havc orcncd
the campaign with imp"rtr; nj, auiaocs. which
threaten the overtime" Of Don .u.as: bat hs
friend, III This country look 10 Ia, late 'VrrieIs -
4 R"Sr dr. Gut,te, and that he Wl ll draw ii~ cnc-
mes into position rita>rn tor hS do,rncr, or titt
he would not readii> have given uP ihose several
strou" hold.
l'ilqrr. a,nl i to; NalInet.n Hot e.. 1yal>l
Hudson: Ph Ia, Janos CO.; iia cat = ilca; Male M
son, linli y 60.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-26

CbTTDN-ffum Il statcnen, N the rhild'fri
phia inquirer it appear, that the exports OF n'ah"'
featured coitous i,ru Great Britain last wear an'oho
ted to ne;,rl, OR hnudred and hrtnty.fre mH'@"
fdpil,ra.-Nearly the whole Of til" ia" material u
DER, Il from the United States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-26

rRAoEpIxtRl ,.,un.--- The ste"o.1 II NV
borough aims house. Pa, has lamb nniy oao y,
old, from which, a fleece o ~ ib' MaI ,ake n
ter which the y,,,la,,nt weighed he lhv>
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-26

f;E.:,r Iflr..-A man on Roanoke Ever y, :
caught with srinr, from 5000 T." "no" >f.i'" .,,
er0,a,as roc, fish, some of vhc, weighed rom
80 ,o.in ,a,i.-- The quaint, Is ,ha"' 100 'A"'''
'flt "a toui> 3 DAYS to set Gu n'"'
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Cen. tLiSCu his published IN ,lr Globe lon.
and elaborate reinindrr IN Gus. t,s>--who, opr
rra ifrS viii lcH"nibcf caused Ia h,' published ls
,auic paper on the 18th of ARID. Defence. under
ii' own >i"natpfc. of h condu r.. afdn. tie pr
r1'uns III i'iurda. Will ;~ccrctar, ui Nar
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-23

The English papers are filled, almost
exclusively, with election returns and
speeches, and accounts of the riotous pro-
ceedings at various places, during the poll
ing. 1t is stated that at Wakefield, during
the nomination of the candidates, no less
than .ffiy thousand people were engaged in
battle, at one time, with brickbats and blud-
gcons. A correspondent of the Journal
contrasts very forcibly, the quiet and Or
derby MANNER in which election are mana
ged in this country, with the shocking
scenes of outrage and disorder exhibited du-
ring the recent canvass at Liverpool and
elsewhere.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-23

A correspondent of the Natchcz Cour-
ier, in letter from West Point, mentions
among the distinguished visiterS of that
place, the name of Gen. Talmagc; and his
elegant and accomplished daughter, who
have recently returned from a tour through
Europe. While at St. Petersburg, says the
writer, "1ho daughter received from the
Autocrat Nicholas, the compliment that
"she was the finest looking woman in Rus
sia." He got up fetes for her, siding par
ties on the ice mount9ins, and showed him
self quite enanoured with the fair Ameri.
can"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-23

.7rrival Ertraordtnmy.-We witness
ed, yesterday, OH board of the Steam boat
Burlington, about thirty Indians Of the ST.
oux tribe, who are on their way to Wash
ington city, about one thiri of whom, we
understand to be chiefs. 1t was novel
sight to MS and TO the most Of those who
crowded the boat. They appear in their
full Indian costume, with painted faces,
which give them very savage appearance,
and-all that paraphcrnalia offeathers, beads,
tomahawk, &c. &c. in which an Indian so
much deligins,-'ihe chiefs arc set of no.
BE looking fellows, with all the gravity in
their countenances so characteristic Of the
Indian. This party are portion of that
tribe which disputed the passage of Mr..
Catlin, through their territory, whet he
lately made visit TO the Pipe Clay moun-
tans, and we learn it is their first visit 10 the
"whitc settlements" No doubt they see
.msch to attract their attention and elicit
their curiosity. They are under the charge
of Col Stambasgh, ln|laD agcnt.-P;tts.
.s2dr.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-23

VARIOUS MATTERS,


The Secretary of War has authorized
Gen. JesuP TO address call to the Cover
ror of Kentucky, for Brigade of Volun-
eteers 10 servo in the ensuing campaign in
Florida.
Such is the .fruitfulness of the present
year, that even in wild Arkansas, bevond
the Mississippi, there will, it is thought. be
raised this season, one-thrA more corn than
'eecr raised before.
Murder.-A man was lately murdored
near White Haven, on the Lehigh, and Ia
persons have been confined in Jail at Wilkes
barre on suspicion of being concerned in the
matter.
A dreadful mortality RACES amongst chill
dren in N. York. OF 1877 deaths in that
city last week, 100 were of children under
s years ofage.
Il valuable Mineral Spring has been dis
covered we learn, at Erie, Pennsylvania.
II Teterdn.-Mr. Barnabas Ellis, of
West Claremont, New Hampshire, is a
fine specimen of one of the revolutionary
patriots. He is 90 years of age, and walks
frequently four miles day.--He and his
wife were the first couple married in that
town.
Singular PuniShment,-Two Of gang
of thieves lately taken up at st. Louis, Mis-
souri,, named VIM. Post and Monroe Glib
son, have been sentenced to be hired out
for SIX months at public sale.
SuJlimity.-An editor of the west talk
ing of man who tried to bribe another,
says: chad this man been possessed oftwo
'ideGS; he would as seon have thought of
drowning thunder by blowing pumpkin
vine trumpet"
Fire at Washington, Ceo.-3O houses
bnrnt--A fire broke out al 8 p M; on the
night of the 24th ult. in the little town of
Washington, Wilkes county, Geo. and ra-
ged with tremendous violence. loss
as estimated at from $50 to 10000.
Prussia..-T'he crown princess of Prus-
sia has been converted by her husband
ffom the Catholic to the Protestant faith
IAN event which gives great pain to her
brother, the King of Bavaria.
CdanaboHSm,-AtP Paramaribo, Surinam,
negro woman was lately executed for kill
ling negro girl, and eating the body!
NtCCtO"S CTUtTSi-A great traveller
boasted that he had the honor of receiving
orders from almost every crowned head
in Europe.-'Yes.' said Rogers, aside,
"orderS to quit their domihions."
I'm Army Of Rope Dancers.-Thefe are
fourteen of the Ravels performing at Niblo's.
Labor and Recreation.-I is said that
IN the town of Marblehead, the girls have
made improvement in ironing which beats
the steam engine on common roads all hol-
low! They spread the clothes on smooth
platform, and fasten the hot fiat irons TO
their feet, and skate over them, ad liLitum.
This is combining the recreative with the
useful and ornamental.
Precocify.-A Sicilian youth, named
Cachille is now at Rome, who though only
in his eighth year can read ten languages.
'Iie has already given proofs of his extraor-
dinary talent before the King of Sicily and
the Apostolic Nuncio at that Court.
Extremely DOubyM.-A woman in Yer
mont, 1t is said, went three days without
speaking word.
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FEDERAL PLOT DISCLOSED,

fcr some times past we have observed
certain extraordinary movements of tbc
wings and antimasons, tending, apnaIendv
TO party organization, the object of which
W, was hidden from us. Electoneerino nub.
I'callons are extensively circulated, lending
DanN men have been moving past here in
various directions, the governor and his
cabinet are wandering in different quarters
some active members of the state admins
nalOn nave recently been to PhiIadelphia
ana Washington for no ostensible cansc
and an unusual disposition to turn poIiGcsi
missionaries appears to prevade the entire
corps oil Governor Riiner's Office holders
"llhln lwoo three days we have. from
various sources, been able to gather w;,b %
.1ieraole certainty, the purpose to which
"nis strange agitation of clements tends
IN the first place, the L. S. Bank ,b,,
caring federal engine of wealth and bower
mas FORFEITED It's charter bv being
unable to redeem its notes, and unless |,
can secure majority offriends in the next
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Increment IF 7roop8,-The N. York
Post of Tuesday says, that four Companies
of the Second Regiment of United States
Infantry, from Fort Howard, Green Bay,
have reached that city and proceeded 10
Fort Hamilton, which station they will oc-
cupy until the season is sufficiently far ad-
yanced. to open the new campaign in Flori-
da. These troops we understand are to
G1rm a part Of lie Army Corps ordered to
concentrate in Florida during the month Of
October next. The following officers ac-
company the command: Brevet Major Hon.
man, first Lieut.. Patten, second Lieut. Bum.
ford, second Lieut. Anderson, second Lieut.
VESSELS, and Sufgeoh Satterlce.