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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-04

o. We have received the spceehc, u Nh. " eh-
ser aud Nh. Wnc.-tho ioIrner delivered New
York, aud the latter Al Norfolk same week. ago.
We shall avail ourselves Of the earliest opportunity
Of publishing Nh. Weh,trr's entire, not"ul, because
o. the deep importance oil the questions which he df.
eusscs and oi the profound ability with which they alc
neaed, but also bee use that gentleman occupies a
position beialr the American people, which glvrs
great importance 10 In, opnons upon several OF the
subjects treated of IN his speech In relation Ia the
future dc>tu,es Of Texas, particularly, lie may hc re
gnded the organ ofpublie sentiment M The North.
-trom Nj. Misses speech, We mlho brct cN-
tract this morning. and shall hereafter make lafther
selections a. ON limits will Justify
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-04

Nv 'ohn Mckinley, of Alabama, tanothcr mem
l.. VI Congress y has been appointed by the Pres
, o"e oil the Associate Justices OF the Supreme
,a., VI the United State, in the place of William
''' OF the same State, declined aud Peter Sol
IL, " oe Marshal of the District of Georgia. IN
pace OIL Thomas Ii. Keenan, deceased.
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uHaA4 ARA.

VA !lssssa-5
UBaa1 NfSA.
Died. In Nrrlshnre, liifsassipptl GA Thursday,
The 9Th Apul hst, altrf ptnftaetrd Illness ri i've
nr st> secka, Cd. An1sqk. SoRrH, .rklnd aud at
teetinnate husband tnA hlhtr 4 Nauu aud sincere
friend aud vet utotc an IoHcs alalt--e the noblest
work of God 81 Moth mas len m aiiectlunate
vis aud three in.ant ehlen 10 mourn his 'luly II
repafihlc loss and Aumf'tas ltends, Who e'tecin'
md will long retnrml sY'su, u such hah heeup
ne lrngtll, essay ~ r8u4fv ais @haS'eief or make
h,seinucs known.
-=---. on 1ursd,, r,sh lat, auer 1 plolp,et,e
and painful illness. Nj, Jos,rn \ Ro, All, to' TIE
dtn OF Miller X Rosall in the 22d year oi ms ~.
MI. X. was young man OF unhemished moral 'n'
iaclcr, aud warmly esteemed by nunlet Ms Gu
Gle oi friends In hi last ,lue.s he saw thc neees
sltN oi y Weparatonto meel tod IN JUDGMENT. ana
experienced that change Of heart which render
ed Death a Welcome messenger lie has Teen
cut down IN catl> youth; bat the,o u much m the
circumstance al h4 death, 10 console his Widowed
mother aud In surviving relations.
ReAa Revolutionary .Soiftcr Goge
Died At h. le4ilcuec IN Bcdto,d County, ou IN.
da> the 18th ot Apn last Col. SAMUEL llANcoen,
III the s5th yen III his age. En> IN the commence
mcnt al hoslllties between g Britain and hen colo
mes, Col Hancock cutrted the service ol hls ronu-
nv and continued during het llotu,ced struggle ior
Independence. 10 arlee Nuh ,llcritN md efficiency
through snur OF tho most uduous and mementeus
campaigns OF dat memorable wal refining At It's close
with thr sinceiost estrm at las btothrt officers and
soldiers. Auel the adoption OF the Federal tousti-
luton. ami thr organization of the prtscut govern
neul, he was, uudet peculiar eifcumsthecs, aud a a
momenfaus prtlad, elected i iurmhrf ot the Virginia
crisldurr which situation hr hllcd lel mllN voars
wuh dientN, himness and patriotism In the death
oi col Hancock, aw,ic Is deprived ot an atrettonlt,
husband. hls children OF fond paant, H. s-eaots a
hn,n,nc aud ndulernl master, In, country N Al
old experienced and laiIhlu public officer, u nos
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-04

a T \ Circuit Superior Court OF la" and Chan
q Gerry. began aud held for the county OF Amherst,
at the Courthouse, on Saturday, the lSt day of Ap'l,
l1}7
Ann Penn, lliintIll,
against
John Penn. executor ct Alexander Penn Edward
NJ Penn and fhailcs \. Penn, Defendants,
l. CnA>trUi.
Onthc motion ol lohnJ. llare,o,c, WHO hath inter.
married with the planfif, the Court doth or
der thai rhl, sui be hereafter conducted in the
name oI the sud john J. ilmgose,a and Aun his wife
and the ~abp1na awarded therein on the 50th da, Of
nrcembcr lS3I, ard the 9th day OF itmr, lS'}G, be
lng returned executed upon the defendants aud dizzy
SUI falling 10 file thrir answer, although tour months
have elapsed, ~ sell since the return days thercot,
as tic hmg OF the plaintiff s bill On motipn o the
plaintiff by counsel tie court doth take thcir bill for
confessed. And rhcrcupun tins cause came onto be
heard upon the bill aud exhibits. aud was argued By
the plaintiff = counsel consideration whereof The
court doth orlcr thu the said defendant, John Penn,
executor OF Alexander Penn, decd, do render be-
fore one oi its commissioners account OF his ad-
al the estate of his testaor and the sud
commissioner is directed to examine state suld set
tie the samr and make report thereof 10 the tourt,
with any matter, specially stated, deemed pertinent
bv himself or required b, the parties 10 be stated.
Copy-Toste.
JNO. THOMPSON, lr., GIN.
CoMMIssIo >ER's OFFICE,
Amherst Courthouse. April II, 1887.
Tie paItic. above named will take notice that !
have appointed FRIDAY, the 23d day OF Juue next, to
take the account IN the foregoing order specified
which dly, at the hour of 0 o'clock A. NJ. they are
requested to attend AT my office, with then accounts,
vouchers and copies Of court papers, prepared ion
examinations and settlement.
ROB. TINSLEY, Com.
May wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-04

Ill iauisr ten yeafs and htely residing ~
cight months in New York, where NJ
squilrl thorough knowledge OF making and inish
np Hate IN cyery variety Of style, has now iocafessI
hnastlfiu lynchburg and taken the house reeentiti
oeeupledhy Simpson & Lyman, ncat door to Mrd
John 4. Hunts Jeyery Store where he Is reeeiv 4
inv ard opening nom the most approved Northe.nI
Manufactures the largest ard most complete assors'
incnt Of h,ts now in tins place comprising oyerJ
variety ol sSle and quality. The whole OF his pur-
chsea were made BY himself; aud he feels no hesi-
fancy saying, that, Ia point Of cheapness aud quail
nv they are superior any offered in this mar.
ket, nc also hae tnanaldctory III constant opnsa-
tor, ard WI! supply cusloincrs'uith ay Kind OF has
Al tie shortest noucc. The SEEH EAT, which,
II al, ddl, iuakiug Is reh and splendid arelc, and
~ sty,. model material and finish shall ba found
enasallod With the ahose goods. lie has Pain,
! Leaf Hats, trimmed aud untfnnlned; Caps Um-
bscaa; lontldmrh's Stocks Gloves; Bosons aud
Coli>rs, aud alaigo assortment Of Hrtters' Trim
mnss,
Consuy merchants, his friends, aud the publa
generally are particularly invited 10 call and examine
lls stock before purchasing else" here , as lac viii
make II TO thcii interest To do 50.
y. H. All customers hats ironed mud iep, il
tcntcrl older, Without Charge.
rENJ&MIN r. WOOD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-04

~ Read Nh Wives s'apme sketch Of lha r.
P@RH. S,eac. |, II possible dat Nj. Rive. made
10 Nh. W,r the remnk asedbca To Inn by that
santleuan-a remark which show dnt Nh Rno,
was conscleaioa,h opposed 10 fNpauelng, e,cn
while hc lcnt himself 10 The E>ruus"rt-that hc lrlt
that the honrl,auon Of HI, postum oulW eghel the
honor, 10 rurehase Which ho hll consented 10 oecu
py II Il ,r.not he Otherwise tlaa thu Ia remark
VAS made l5t Il were nadnrs,ia Nj Wlsc falsely
IL cast such an lnpnl1uon on Mn. Rive, even II HI.
yeraelt, were not above suspclon--and Vet, beng
tue, Is To bc regretted that the ptle whlch stay
eered under the ondotohlopuy connected with IA IN
pungrl's @mr, WAS not powerful enough 10 induce
Mr.. Rive, even at the eleventh hout To RETREAT from
tl1r dis-lace:u position.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-04
HALF ~.
Hose u Delegates.
Congress.

Coles VIM o. IN 10 ~ -! n ion -
he,i ~, .,...,1 - -
MI 'o''S % .! maj f's Oh between
6 and 700 IN I'D district IL the hiss IN the dis
rict had entertained the slightest hope OF success.
,hs majority would have been considerably reduced
rAIpEAX.-IJouse of Delao,,es Ed.,.i
FAINT a. 'io ~ pces''es EDWARD
Sanss,er s }Vh;1, 81 ,; ','", Ch;., n'sl we
w "Y'' ou;s Ia MI u'i; -, '.'1
~ 80, a. -, 90 a,5 GO, o,,;n y - 'o'' ~.
an the Yam Hn,e, - aIo,a =, Wv
', ny '",a. Charles + N.rnar Nv 49, W
FOR T., Io n,s US nl,,'1 l9a w. 10 W
J. ,i,I .i1 linus, If p,eo,,e.. a.,..l
ht2o Ed,,.l Di,,oos d. 80 :, ,''I'n ~
tW.) 44I Eo"'a" iiSSeI' oo' acc "en, j. H.
Wallace '" ,nr ',an,"o'onn, %' 4l9 Nh
h Ge,pp'rlrIWRRiTR--u If n,lnoat.S II q piu
M w C,,, o1s / u,,, 80 al uL;. ~ ~,
nell 2''' -" '-'''' 20 an g" '''SS , uH
n 1 - pa;,,e A;,r1 tfo ' MS
-E.tNAWUA Ia, II r n i,;.Il.,t ne,
,a,as y D,,,,. En,,. Do, l,, u, ,,'','' a
las and Fayetc gave Donaly MAJORITY OF 10.
iapen anu Lps''. 10 ~ NV" rom
ua,s fubi1 900 ~ N,,.i,,',l W A. - ,.'''' T.
Lapphome. do ll5: Il prtt hard. 4 any 17G. Eo,
Mallory W. u,
Congress: Mallory 9a5l. uolcmap log
PRINCESS AANE.--li of y. Jesse Mo,r> (e-
iec'eo) ioo = 1'"e - >. NhPp 81 all W hlga'
" III m,pFriIr Ii> Wv '1o'' ,in
junction with Warwick y Samuel Se,.,,,r fNA 1li.
-CrawIonl -. For Congress Mallory 1853, liol-
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lsaasss

Married on rhut,dn ee.biu,, tho oh ut, at
Ns. Murphy's, Ia Noeu county h@ the Kew. "a,
uald Wancn, Mt Rtf NEWMAN OF GnrphcH
county. 20 Nia Iuciarh p,eAs9~, Il Nelson
county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-04

" The libel suit of Reuben NJ. Whitney against
IL l'eakin, late Editor ofthe Baltimore Chronicle,
'ceh deferred to the next session of L. s. Circuit
D''' Whitney not being ready for trial. As the
'''n SAID, Justice is the last thing that he
Sanh.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-04

p Robert Wickliffe. Sen Esq. OF kentucky. in
reply to an invitation to become candidate for Con
greSs in the Lexington district takes occasion to rasp
the doaJftb'c Amos kenia over the knucl>ics with
jnst severity. He attributes the bankrupt condition
Of kentucky and the series Of illegal and uncons;itu-
tioha measures to which 1t gave rsc from 1877 to
lei, to the bad measures OF the then dominant party
III that State, whose mouth piece well advi-
ser Amos was-and he ascrlbes the present deran-
ged condition OF the monetary system Of the nation
the influence which that individual has acquired IN
the nl'ional councils. Whether the supposition be
Just OF not, it is at least " remarkable coincidence"
to say nothing more.
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SELLING OUT ATCOST.

SELLING OUT At COST.
EUANlNG been in very delicate health for several
d \ months, and being DESTROYS OF removing to
more southern climate for It's restoration, have do
! tcrmncd to sell on Immediately, my whole stock Of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, HARDWARE.
CUTLERY, SHOES, HATS, &c. &s.
.gT' cost.
Ms stock istrfy large AID desirable, embracing al
most every article usually kept in Dry Goods Houses
1'hrrcrc many pieces ofGoods, fresh and uncut and
naalls al Of de assortment bought bftore the rery
ar,at a}raare' last foY IN the Northern cities. The
following are lew Of the articles composing tho SO
locllou VIZ
FIir and super Broad Cloth, al colors,
EHaa heavy Pilot Cloth and Pe,ersham Coating
Fine aud super Cassiuons, and Cassimeres all col
ours,
kcrscys, Fullod Cloths, Army Cloths, and Linseys,
for Negroes,
Rosc, Whitney, Macanaw, Dufel and Point Blsn-
ketS,
Red, white and green Flannels and Baues,
Bales aud IA O4naburgS, very heavy,
4 large lot 81, 4 4 and 81 Sheeting,
Bed Ticking, Apron Checks, &c
Merlnos, Cmeassans, Challys and Bombazines,
pieces Italian Leudsning, some very good at
cents,
" beautiful assortment of colored Gro de Maps,
Poult de Swas Gro de Swisses and Satns,
\ splendid lot of dark Caicos and French Can,
brtcs,
Mrrino, Tibet Wool, Chally, Cushman, Worstcd.
Satin and six ShaNls and fIandkerchefs,
Lace and Muslin Capes, Collars, Caps and Cola
rettcs,
Colured SILK Nelvets and Ostrich Feathers,
general assortment of Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
Besides great variety Of other FANCY GOODS,
| large assortment Of fashionable Fur
and Satin HATS, for gentlemen,
ALSO, A LARGE LOT OF SHOES, HARD
WARD, CUTLERY. GROCERIES; &c. &c.
Those who deal in this market have SO frequently
been imposed upon by advertisements, Of this kind
that they may look upon all others with suspicion;
but in this instance, | assure them that my
GOODS and prices shall establish the truth Of my
assertions, whenever favored with a call. Country
Merchants and the public generally are requested TO
call and examine the assortment, as feel confident
Of giving general satisfaction.
r. B. NCRVELL.
January ) is if
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EsHI MGVNI..

HSEnDN Az
FNIIE subscribers take this method of informing
their old customers, and the public generally.
that they have removed their stock of
! DIZZY GOODS, GROCERIES,, &c.
into their Shoe aud Hat Room, where they viii be
pleased to furnish their customers as usual. They
intend keeping on hand general assortment of Shoes
Hats and Caps as heretofore
DINkLE q RUMBOUGH.
X
p. s. Ius received few boxes SHOES and
BOOTS, and viii be constantly receiving HATS OF
the latest stve from their Mandatory, also from
the most celebrated Northern Factories, and viii be
sold low, u. & X.
March l6 w2n
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New and fashionable Saf 3scfes
1FspsnEEy,fk,Y n RE7safE.

BENJAMIN K. WOOD, having becfz
Practically enssged in iasnuiactunnA
hat3iy ten ycars. and lntely residing 81
Il, e#gL; months in New York, where Id
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May 4
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NJ /
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04

Ma. BENrETT-
sir,-By sip from the sun Of August 24th perceive
n c." headed "a vis % The ocean House" Had the WI
when such barefsccd fsehoods fabricated think my
duty my friends and the puhnc 70 state Ne plain truth,
As regards his providing himself with dinner tickets and pay
ing bis respects g the bar leave 70 disensg public to
he complains that threatened him out ncck and bees
but he does not tell the why and wherefore The fact m
y h ne delayed ss%TS o Sn w. e: wss nearly az
bis company be comnences abusing with M BngYste
LANGUAGE Sc One ohs company lady, ssed - the
tremendously takes her from t. owing 70 my wosderfn
o. coun,ensnce, doubt Now M p this con-
poinment he met WITH when he would neither the
table because he could by his company would he be
beth these offers were made him, snd finally pre-
MUM OF % cents Tor each of his tickets " bc sae
whose c"nortiens was that him 70 c edou q the
shall not like this IF O." or, ssi uyie him, "Fcohsh
'tass''d With "U'i sss sss ssss e 5Sss Lrsos
HIGHLY respectable family rsmovinE ~ !e cptb,
nsrous Of obtaining the company ndy Sh- under.sds
quired To lady Who from bsd ieSs, ol,erwiss may
wish seek southern climate, The presents Gne oppcrn-
otaia companies young lady caly daughter in
ghu climate and At pleasant country rsdence, where
Inc moss ss;stsctory references win h. reuurd line sd
dressed 10 o. r. ef ~ the Office m Herald With
name references &c, will he promptly au~rsed e. s4iw
ns.y Tao sos al a.. Is !. H h Co., cc
Exchange and bullion Odce7 Courtlspd 80 Thsrdsy
49, ,.S,ss 4s K es .s ,T. r., :: .
Bssi wa. ,s"Isrss a. scDs ~ ,ss sq
western rspev. osd aoHrs hall 40 ssevsr collars. gor
""'" We ~" p'''e cnsRi. " 90 7coo~,lsna, a.
ssfr between The yssk Hcsse and wsssesD Iiosels
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04

NmLo's.-T The Rapeis.-This astonishing family
is by late arrival from France increased to the num-
Der Of fourteen. Their performances, which have
given more real delight at Nibio's than anywhere
else in this city, nightly honored by the attendance
of crowds of the elite and fashion. We observe that
tonight they give their elegant Tight Rope Dancing
The Pantomimc Melange Of the Venitian Cdrnirai
and the wonderful ascension in the open garden of
Middle. and Mons. .Jare1y Rori. There is alss
Grand Concert, in which Mr.. Edicin, the popular
vocalist makes his first appearance al these Gar
dens, which added to the first rate talent of Mrs.
Watson and Mr.. j. Bishop cannot fail to attract
another crowded saloon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04

CoRoNER's INoUEsTs, September 2d.-On the boz
dy of Lawrence Dalton, aged % years, who was
found drowned in the river at the root or vesey ST.
The deceased has been missing since Monday last :
be any other than accidental and the jury returned
n verdict accordingly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04

Police, September 2d.--Robert Prince, was arrest
ed for stealing kcg of lard He had broken open
the store No. 81 Madison street, and was making off
with his prize, when he was stopped by the watchmen
Committed
James Ward was also committed for stealing mo-
ney from drawer of tavern. A few shinplasters
was all his booty.
Catherine Brown was the third culprit She stole
pair Of boots and two shawls. The first from Ro-
bert Walker, the second from Edward Weeks. She
was committed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04

On Sunday morning, 81 inst, John william youngest son
OF Asram Van Derzee, aged 10 months
The friends Of the family respectfully svted 10 attend
his funeral this aerncen al O'Clock from his late residence
"a Thompson street
On sunday, Of consumption, James McCswley a recent
graduate of the New York Univeryity -
His friends and these Of hs brecr are rexpecf
fully invited TO attend the funeral this afternoon half par
O'Clock, from 1855 Christopher street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04

APARADIsE ON EARrH-Go to Doyle's, Beck
man street, get him to fit up your boudoir with dia-
phonous blinds, covered with birds of gold, oceans
of silver and trees of ubies. 'Tis then done
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04

II Hamblin and his late loving wife are now We
ry busy placarding each other. Their last literary
productions are so unique, that shall review them
impartialy in day or two. Complimentary bene-
fits indeed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04

II Or. Brandrelh 10 going to take she only req
unadul'crated universal p,p-shat y, w''e.-.
When he sends me piece Of the bridal cake ~
swallow that pill, for whs knows what effect = maj
hava7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04

g-T what Indy WAS i, who sent me vsry beassi
fu bsugusf the other day, with card i~scsted TT
Me- James O. Benne,t-from Ladyf'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04

10 There is grcat trouble among the hats at New
Haven. We must examine them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04

81 Missionary Wolf preached last night at the Ia
bernacle. curious chicken this convert is am
fond Of chicken, SO I'll broil and carve him. The
Tabernacle was not only chock full but all the pas
sages, leading to Broadway, were equally crowded
never saw such rush to see any animal Mr.. Wolff
is the lion of the day, but doubt whether he will roar
long.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04

II The "Bridgepsrt Exchange Association a
new shnplaster company, has been denounced as an
imposition by large meeting held in that town.
They state that the currency issued is illegal, and
never will be redeemed-and that the stockholders
and directors are unknown in Bridgeport or entirely
men of straw Good people put the black mark
unon IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04

Il Immortal Jim Cre,c appeals al the Bowery
tonight being his first appearance suco his return
from England.
Jun Jitn, jump
Apropos Of Jim Grow, we find the following para
| graph in a late number Of the London Weekly De-
4 spatchv:--
Mr.. Hamblin, who failed SO sgnally at Covent-
garden last season, has returned 10 America and pub
'shed letter. IN which he states that and Forest
were me only persons who brought a shilling Lest
.ne americans should believe this state from ais-
horify, that Mr. Hamblin never brought tho actual
the house. except on the night Of his ben
ehiwhen hlce payes for him. hambln says more
over, mat NJ was offered atl per night for six y
nights. Asevery manager in London denies the Truth
Of the ass r'ion, the gentleman who hazards il
should jor ms o'ea seke pub sh the letter contain
ing this munlfctnt offer To our poor thinking
no woul b. overpaid y he received thirty Eve sh
nes week, instead Of ,hirfy-fye poands per night
Mr.. Hambin musi he aware shn, he kent money ou
Of the houee every evening" he played a Coveni.r m
DIN, The Iond'n porole d,n't hks wee blankets i
cold weather and the house was Ike ice pa
' Whenever he TefiJrnsd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04

II I can't tell which y ,hs pSsssssst gri AZ New
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04

- Ae S0uehern Bxpresos
18th. 49,
A Texas (Houston) Telegraph of the 9Th ult has
Oeen received at New Orleans The republic appears
70 90 enjoying In full perfection the blessings Of ration
al liberty.
Another dishonorablc affair took place at y.aseo
one OF the parties was killed. the other imprsoaed-
Good.
Numerous imperfect skeletons Of enormous size
have been found embedded in the banks of tho
Colorado, supposed TO be the bones Of the mammoth
The outrages committed on some Of the citizens Of
Baldwin county bya gang Of desperadoes with the
notorious Paddy Scott their head will shortly be
avenged. The Collector of the port of Mobile has
despatched an account Of the transaction to Com
modore Dallas, who ordered the United States ship
81. Louis to Mobile bay. II arrived on the 9th
should the villains attempt to land at the Baldwin
SIDE OF the bay force under Major Hall is organized
to head Them
OCEAN House., SHREwsBuRY.-Re in our adver-
tslng columns communication from the proprietor
OF this establishment, refutng the ISLANDERS of an
"Anonyme" in the Sun of last week. That's enough
ID The Lecofocos hold great meeting tonight in
Military Hail. to nominate candidates for the fall cleo
ton Do they take their wives and daughters to the
public meeting Because if they do shall Join their
party. At all events, think shall 60 for the loco
focos for this week, just by way of charity to the
poor"
VANDENHoFF, the actor, is we learn, very superior
artist in the Kembe school, He is great favorte IN
Liverpool where he has performed during the greater
part Of his life. He appears at the National Theatre
which opens tonight