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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28

ErieaSire piJerinE. An examination ofs va
man on charge of plifing, took place at Nv
Bedford last week. The retail merchants had los
'afge Quantities OF goods, aud on Friday Sheriff
was directed TO the house of Mr. James Swift.
WIN authority to search for veil which one ~
the daughters had stolen. He en,ered tho dvcl
ing snt made known his business when Tho 6n,nl,
soemniy declared there was no such niece of good
N their possession but on being assured by III.
Sheriff that the thief had been detected in takinr
the article. and that the house would b. searched
u IT was not forthwith given up, /, wns brouoh!
forward. delivered up and all expenses paid. The
success ~ this case induced other merchant, IN in
st'tuie search for their goods. Accordingly two
oherins' with power OF warrant went TO the house
about o'clock M that evening snd commenced
their searching operations. 10 the chamber, we,,
found sundry chests. trunks and drawers filed with
now goods which had not yet been unfolded. and
from which the private marks of the merchant.
had not been removed. The snnunciation oftbe
discovery on the following morning. called sll The
merchants 10 to" a TO the spot, and from twen,rw
'hi''y o. them recognized their goods there Thsr
MSS almost every style Of dry goods, together with
sooes' pms cr"ckery ware &c. all OF which had
been taken by stealth from the counters and shelves
o' 'he merchants and which cannot amount ~ the
aggregate to less than one thousand dollars.
nn' inc worst of The story IL yet to be told. The
family have hitherto been considered moor but re-
! spectacle; and il would seem from the evidence
that the principal pilferers were the mother snt
youngest daughter, who had been taught 10 ts'
every thing she could lay her hands on without De
lection, from the siores-yes. the mother had /"
lssly instructed the daughter in the business, 60
lng TO the shops with her aud showing her row 10
sttai The daughter who is sbou, IL years Of
age was used az states evidence. aud the MANI
IN winch she told her story 10 the court sft 70
doubt Of lis truth. She told where nearly every
article came from. The punishment will probably
fall where II beIong.-upOn the n.oiher--who De
clsres tlis che never should have CONT 70 Tbs bot
Tor her InsmPersDcs in eating cpnp.- Bo'14
Time. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28

M BeAios. The Riehmo3d Euqdfef takes
the occasion Of Sir BAn,Sn's toast 81 the lrsngu-
ration dinner 10 announce that lic ge liensn does
no, iniend to be a eoodes'e fot the Presidency
until shsr the nes, term. The Enquirer says
"a great Poblis Dinner IVES gi,ea e. Tam,nany
Hall. on the Ali. 10 honor d the Iuaucufsrivn.
Among the letters which were received tom nu
mercvs Distinguished CT Iens IN shsWer TO insits
tioas. Sss one trom Mf Benton, accompanied by
the sSlio~inR sentiment
Maria Vas Barren. Pfesideu, elect q the Uai-
ted s,sisa-Msy his naturalization be suspeeioas
10 has eoshtfy ADD nay his re- election b. mat.
Ter Of Eora, and not Of ssEiesi
This seaiimeni 10 enpaalie. IL speaks the
wiser u NJ Benton and ne know It was iaiet.
ds4 To sp<sk them IN relation to the peHi election
lie slsAss M vsa B1rsn's election 10 be sasp
esoas 10 MS eOuHtry snd IN tina, case, he ~ishe,
han 10 " re sleSied ~ilhoU, sny eoAfesf. Ger
isialy there all se 70 eon,esi from himself and
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28

IN ruin. The fronts Of two stores or the ,outb
side Of Fulton Street near Broadway, fell down
TINS morning The party walls Of the block had
been run up hrst, and the frunts afterwards. II
was not very strange therefore that the front.
should fall though many fronts put up in this very
imperfect and dangerous manner, do no, fall. This
danger was perceived in good time, so that no pc,
son wss injured. The dsnsge is perhaps two thou.
sand dollars.
haotar rn" About one O'clock this morning
one aAf 81 The new building recently erected by tho
"e'srs 'osspss. At the corner Of Wall and Hsno.
yer streets. tel TO the ground, With 80 irenendu.
90. crash 'ha' II could be herd hell nile on
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28

D"rseiirs FIRE. The extensive Touring mill.
Of IaeoPa'ias Short. Esq.,on The Csnsndsgus out
.s' Manchester. onlsno county. With ten lhoussnd
e'sheis Of wheat, were destroyed by FIRE on sun.
cay ,se lith ins,. Loss bsGSeen $4,000 ADD
s'o"vo ; shd no insurance.. Fneiion Of The
"'s''""e's 10 Supposed 10 have esused III. ire.-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28
IACNSoNS ADDRESS

In the Senate Of Pennsylvania on Tuesday
March IN, Mr. CARPENTER moved to insert the
Farewell Address of Andrew jackson, on tie Jour
mails. Mr. DlCkEi called fu tho reading OF Tho
d"oamcn' which was commenced by the clerk. -
Mr. BURDEN moved TO amend the motion BY the
igsogaEal Address Of Martin Van Buren, and sar
cssuoaily remarked thsi the Wor,hippers woalo
more naturally bow to tie ring h Mt setting Gun.
hF TOLLAND moved 10 Snend the amendment.
as be understood The address Was i.rade against
The bank Of 81 the United Sl,'es. by sdding the
i'lfr' Of .N'eiola' Bidfie 10 J4ha q. .1iim.. This
~as poser The very idea Of piscing Bddles
letter beside The mock imiision Of Washington
created holy horror that chilled the current Of
Jaeksonfn. M PCRNIAACE was in favor of
putting Senstor MeKenns letter on e.pungine into
the company. The whole dose could 10, be ,wsl.
o~ed and Mr. CARPENTER withdrew his mo
non 10 pat on the Journals the Farewell Addrss Of
AHdre~ Jseksoo.-HHrisbvrgh Int.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28

Although It rros'deu,bliy fell when icw peo,..
N The si'sc,s, two young mon passed clos. :.
only az 'rsisut before !, lell'o The gteuad. -.
Of Commerce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20

Iibca Rognes FIJI ont" Sr.-rhc Madsona"
contains the frat OF series oi letters addressed by
Reuben VI. Whitney 10 Martin Van Buren, on the
financial condition OF the country. Whitney de
nsunccs the Sub Treasury Scheme III nnmeasnrcd
TERMS and assas the Edite, dt the Globe with bit
ter aorimnny. The Globe, ~ the other hand de.
nounces Whitney with eqnal snnlenee ! When
will Wonders cease' Hia, and Whi'ney-lhc
Castor \ Polux of the Gen. jaeksons Kitchen Cab
basl,ng and roasting each olhet without mercy
Some precious Developments may leak ont IN the
course OF this WIZ between the "chiel cooks and bot
tie washers OF the late dynasty and we shall there
fore keep eye 10 the progress of the combat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
OBITUARY..

Died. on the 10Th inst. IN this place. Mrs. EL'Z>-
Brrn GiLLi>N, rclet oi Nh. Charles Gillian, decd
IN the s5l yea, OF her age. She had been than
10 vearsa worthy and acceptable member of the NJ
T.. Church; aud her surviving relatives aud friends
have the con'oliion oi believing that she now RESTS
from her labois.'
-, nj Baltimore, on the 81 inst. III the jo,h
YEA, OF his age, Nh. RicuANp {, SrotkroS, OF the
firm OF Stockton Stokes, Tor many years past n
mong the most extensive aud cifIent mail contractors
aud stare owners in the United States.
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AURORA noREAIlS.
We are indebted Ia a correspondent tor The follow
inc graphic description of the Northern lights, which
irtalia,cd the heavens on Tuesday night last

We are indebted I" correspondent ior the follow
inc graphic description of the Northern Lights, which
nrada,cd the heavens on Tuesday night last.
10 The Editors Of The ltgtaiaB
GcRhcmen-Iast evening, about o'clock, the
appearance OF this beautiful phenomenon of nature
attracted my attention. At first the Northern horn
had the aspect OF the rising OF the full moon
few minutes, an are oi the pnresr red was formed
which continued about fifteen minutes, varying only
IN the intensity OF It's b1ancy, whcu n vast pyramid
of red aud yellow, having Tor It's base the centre ol the
arc. extended to the zenith remaining IN this posi-
ton few seconds, then gradually moving oil To the
Western extremity of the are, where IL became sta
tenary. No sooner this movement commenced
than various other pyramids, OF equal beauty and
grandeur, made then appearance, andiollomcd the d-
rction OF the former. TIL the whole was merged III
pillar At the Western extremity OF the arc
In the time, the intermediate space between the
and the horizon partooh more of the appearance
of the bright dawn OF motnng, relieved by columns
OF aud the purest white which seemed TO sup
port the towering mass above them.
The whole gradually faded away into the bright
serenity of morning sky. with occasional flashes OF
light proceeding from the horizon towards the zenith
About seven O'Clock, the whole was gradual, merry
ed IN the rays ol the rising moon, aud all traces al the
Aurora seemed To have vanished but about o O'Clock
the splendid sroae was renewed with ncecssions
OF grandeur and masnliirence, The whole Northern
hemisphere presented 10 the eye al The bchollrt. Il
subn,ty beyond conception. Vast sheets Of the
pures scarlet. streaked with the most brilliant yeow
regularly moved from the East 10 the Northwest in
u scmcrele, whose arc ncarl, reached the zenith ;
beneath which similar sheets of azure, white
and yellow, beautifully 'ntcrnoeled. The whole
moved in mai, site order 10 the North west aud form
.da ecaci srlc. reaching from that point, entirely
across the heavens the East, through which
sonnl flashes OF yellow would Hit from one extremi-
" 10 the other This remained several minutes, aud
GRADUALLY faded away aud with II carried the giatl-
a, anl NnI, l,p ptu
q. i.
Hmm N,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
VEN T.ES.N'ERA.

YUNIlE undersigned have recently purchased the
Tau ard III Amherst county. near Lynchburg,
formerly owned by Messrs. d. Il ID. Hoffman, and
have put the in complete repair; with the nten-
ton OF carryin extensively the Tanning and Curry
Ing business They expect to keep constant supply
of all kinds Of Leather and will give the highc~ Il
prices or raw Hides. Their friends and the public
in general are invited TO give tllrn call when they
are in wan, OF Leather, or lave Hides Tor sale
FREDERICK A. FORD,
CIAS. II. CARTER.
Nav
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OFFICE CITIZENS Stvsst. BANK, !
EynchbMr.., Nov. 2N, IN31.
90 1ilfISSIO.N UERGLf.i W.

r1NllE Annual Meeting al the Stockholdcr8 Of The
I CITIZENS SAVING BANK will he held
nj thcr Office Monday l,l January, 1881, NJ
o'clock, +. NJ. for The purpose OF receiving the
Treasutefs report, aud for The election OF Officers for
the then ensuing year.
JOHN ROBIN. MCDANIEL, PrcsidcnL
November % Will II
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VI Ass1sl AGES.

Married, in bedford county. Wedncsda, the
18th inst. b, the Rev. John Il. Bennett, Mr.. AnStR
& ,nprrr Of this place. Ia Hiss ASGELi,A NJ. j..
daugh liter OF Nh. j. H. Echns, formerly OF this place,
-, IN the and of November by the Rev.
BcnIainin Dnw ,on. Nh. EuwAR \. VI AVS. 10 Miss.
Martha \. CARTER. all OF Amherst County.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

4 LII persons havisg claims against the estate
n Isaac Paul, decd. will present them to tn
Administrator, on the first day OF Nelson Novembe
Court next--those indebted, are requested 10 man
payment, as no indulgence can be giscn. The bont
and accounts after that time. will be placed in tit
hands of Robert Whitehead for collection.
THE ADMINISTRATORS. I
November 20 2ti
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
FOR RENT.

6.sss THE large BRICK TENEMENT former
43gn ~ occupied by Fourqurean 4 Palmer as a
-1.n.A Drug Store between Martin, Ward X Da-
viss Dry Coed Store and Thurman q Schooliields
Hard Ware Establishment. TO
FOURQUREAN x PALMER,
sign ottte Bio"k Boy md Mortar
November % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20

Bank Conrention-The State Bank Of North
Carolina has appointed VIM. BoyIan, Esq. OF Ra-
leigh to represent it in the Bank Convention, APP
pointed 10 be held in New York on tn. 9th inst F.;
or in case of his inability George w, Moriec2i,
Esq,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
10 IlII. II I.I.Il.

II becomes my duty thus publicly IL inform the
ISurhburg Volunteers, AMI others. who psttiot
ically resolved To Iakc up arms III their conpiry's
defence, thai lhcir services will not he wanted.
have received n communication trom ten. " alaee,
ot date Nos Slh, IN which he regrets houc deprived
o the pleasure oi meeting YOU pcrsoua, ~ the
ih.ll. The General thus remarks ia his letter -
" Il, the last n,il from Washington, | received u
letter iiom the Secretary ~ the War Department
Ia all fleets ~ raise the volunteers heretofore
called nr, from tins State unless they could br
marched 10 Norlulk by the 9th ust, on winch ia,
they must embark lor Florida rs Llicr that tune,
liner services would not be wanted
a. In obedience To this order wrote iorthw,h, Ia
the Washington Globe, Madlsonian aud lntclligcn
Ger, discontinue the efforts there making 10 iulGi
the wishes oi The Government NJ Washington"
ALBERT NJ. GILLIAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
HIrCksKlN MIl,IS. &c.

nNE case heavy Buckskin Mitts suitable for la
~ boreis Oh the Canal. Also a large supply OF
heavy WooIlcn Gloves, &c. Just received by
MARTIN, WARD q DAVIS.
Nr,yc Iller u
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BOARDING HOUSE.

MRS. CAROLINE HALSEY, residing in the
WI Brick House on the street near the Mar
ket House can &C co,oodae four or five young men
with board. For terms apply to
HENRY ). DUFFEL.
November 20 wjwti
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LOOK AT THIS!
DELINQUENT STOCKHOLDERS.

A LII, delinouencies on Stock in the PusyIvan
"A and Lyuchburg Turnpike Company which :
not paid into the hands oflhe Treasurer, on ~ befu
the list day OF December next. will, at that time,
advertised for sale as the Law directs.
By order oithe Board, -
November 20 tip Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20

SUICIDE-A correspondent in Patrick informs
us that on Monday the 9Th inst. about 10 O'Clock
in the morning. Maj THOMAS HARBOUR, Of
that county. committed suicide bv cutting his throat
from ear TO ear with The circumstances
which led TO this trasica event arc not fully known
and il they were, 1t would not edy the public by
rcciting them. Suffice it to say that Maj. Harbour
was useful, worthy and highly respectable membe,
of the community, and his loss will be felt and regret,
ted BIZ large circle of relatives friends and acquan-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
| luHGARY.
l. X VI T..

: Il Should also be added that Frlncr i nhOut 10
Try the benefits OF oini sioch bank under the
acemcut OF L,rIrTE. the great French Bankr, aud
Fnancer, with capital fifty five millions III llaucs
Long before the CniIcd States taiis back upon the
old hard money system, tie people of France will
probably have completely emerged from II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20

GA great and enthusiastic meeting was held in
Philadelphia the night Of the 18th inst. TO take
measures for celebrating the recent triumph of the
People in the New York elections. meeting Is
called in Baltimore for the like purpose.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
SELLING OFF
AT COST.
TT BEING MY INTENTION TO REMOys
from this place, | WILL THIS DAY proceed
to sell OE'af private sale, my stock
Of
- az Y q 90 ID 8,
GROCERIES,;
H. " - W. II " e,
II ATS AND = no II = :
1T THE .xCTy.zL COST.

MY STOCKS LARGE AND WELL AS
SORTED, aud holds out gicat inducements To
tRClIASERS-anJ IN part consists ofte follow
my named areles--viz
BEST or ENGLAND CLOTHs-BIac, black,
green. OLIVE mixed DC,
CASSlMERES--l'luea and black
CASSlNETTS--Paina and planl
KENTUCKY JEANS,
PULLED CLOTHS
GLASGOW JEANS,
LINSEY S--Pain and plaid.
UNSATISFACTORY Duhle.
DO Whiney's,
FLANNEIS--A Al colols
81 French Mernoes,
Ga English do eoIored aud black.
G-l f,cuc, Bombazino
Ladies' Cloahs,
Mems Great Coats.
Pilot Cloth, superior,
Dr,b Flushing.
Cotton Cloth Bchchcd aud brown.
Cotton DHn,bnres.
tuuuierpanc Plads
PLAID Domestic. Tor Servants,
"a aud lO-l Linen Draper,
Al Irish Linen
Bird Eye Diaper,
Linen Cambria llandktrohels
Brown l,Ish Linen
l'uaps and Scotch D2nahufgs,
Ladies Black Worstcd and Mc,no Hose.
DO Lambs Wool do
Childrcn's do,
Ladies black aud white Cotton do
DO do do Silk do,
Do SILK aud KID Gloves,
Painted Musns,
French Camb,ic,
Ginghams PLAN, plad aud striped
Do Black and white.
"a Cambria Muslin.
DO Jaconcl do,
Do Figured Swiss do,
DO Plain do do
. & Al Il 'fDE' & A al
Mationes Italian Luslring.
CoLDRED SlLkS-Dncrcnt kinds
Gaune aud l.nsuns Ribbons,
Brown Hollands,
Russia Crash, tNc.
<sFsOTEKRES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
q ssfiA'T MANY Il
az GODS.
EsOOssiS for Rent.

HNIlE ROOMS over my Store & or 5 in lumber
L with Fue-placcs) will be rented, and posses
sion given Immediately | wish 10 them them 10
Gentlemen. Tor Offices. JNO. J. PURVIS.
Nov 20 CIV ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20

~ This da, fortnight Congress will re assemble
al Washington. We shall lay full reports of then
proceedings before our readers as possible.
The Drouned IadanS-The Washington Globe
excupates the Government agents from all censurc Tor
the recent catastrophe the Mississippi by which, it
is now ascertained, 234 Indians emlgrants were killed
drowned, and many Of the survivors badly injured.
The agents we're instructed by the War Department
to attend the comfort of the lndians-and the New
Orleans ulIetin of Nov 7t states that this DONE was
and that the assertions made to the contrary
true. The steamboat in which they were embarked
is SAID 10 have been nearly new boat, comfortably
fitted up, and well manned The censurc is now be-
slowed on the descending ship which run into the
steamboat, for not having lights hoistcd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20

o. See fourth page i"r the proceedings of the
Road Convention recently held Al Rocky Mouni,-
and also Tor several Reports o lhn committees ol the
Central Agricultural Society.
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cove kt's'

yoCaaAyD gNsyRt MENEAa MUSIC.
YRNlIE LIucs and Gentlemen OF Lyncbburg aud
4 It's vicinity, are respectfully informed that Mr.
a,ozzaotra will give Concert, assisted by several
amateurs Of Music, thr Franklin llorcl, on Tues
day evening, November DIST.
November % 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20

Ct THOMAS j. RANDOLPH, Esq one Of
The delegates to the Virginia Legislature from the
county of Albemarle in AN address To the voters of
that county expresses hls dissent from the positions
land down b, the meeting recently held in iaI county,
in opposition 10 thr Sub-TrcIsnry bin As senator,
Ryes and Roanc differ in cation 10 that measure
Mr. Randolph anticipates that tie subject viii be
brought before the next Legislature. and he adds,
that while lie is not prepared Ia regard the proceed
ings OF the late meeting IN AIbemaIle " author
iase expression of public opinion, aud such
binding upon him in his legislative action" yet the
adds, he deems il his duty to make This avowal, that
ia discrepancy exists between majority of hi, CON
slituents and himself upon that point, ample time
may he allowed to make il uneqnisocally known, to
permit him 10 render bach nio 'hoir bands the trust
they lave coudcd 10 him, aud 10 select some one
whose opinions shall be more in accordance with
their own.
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u ab'E'ai'E.

NX7IIL BE sold. on Saturday. the Goth day Of the
w present month, AT the late residence of Reu-
ben Burch, deed. all the perishabc property belong
ing to the estate Of said dccedent; consisting Of a
quantity OF Household and Kitchen Furniture, good
Mich Cow and Cali, &c. The terms Of sale will be
for al sums OF so aud under cas-over that sum a
credit of four months SETH HALSEY,
administrator IF Reu5cn Barch, deed i
All persons indebted 10 the estate Of the late Reu.
ben Burch, deed. are requested 10 make paym a.
early as practicable Those having claims against h
estate requested to make them known to his ad
nlinistrator. SETH HALSEY, Il
Admr. Of Reuben Burch, deed.
November 30 tbs
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g. fsCFERRES.
N.RRDys:IRE,
\ good assortment.
RE.KK'S .z.v'xD SHOES.

B1Ath AND i1IIE HATS,
LADIES' AND GENT LEMENS SHOES
4 p Grateful fort the liberal patronage he,c,.,f,
bestowed, | WOULD NOW, FOR THE LAST
TINE, solicit Il call from my friends and ,hr public
NJ. NJ. KERR
Band ,,asite
November % If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20

Ia,fler Decisiop.-rhe Richmond Wig states
that the Hastings Court of that city took np another
case against II. w. d J. J. Fry, the 18th INST
upon the prescnnent made some time since
for issuing their checks. The Court being again
divided ten Justices the Bench) the case was
dismissed aud mile proseqm WIS entered as 10 the
other cases on the docket. The prosecution tadds
the Whig) may nov be deemed Al an end, il being
found impossible 10 execute law Which the public
will under a strong necessity, had declared nopera
tive
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20

JOHN Il..lI.i.ASANTS

4 . The NV OIlcaus picaynnc states that the
Texan Congress las declared that The law granting
go Of land To all actual settlers, shall continue
in force for SIX months longer, from the 1t OF No
v.nhrr 1857. and iliai after that time, 80 acres
u,Iibe decided to all WHO settle IN ToAas within sin
months.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
people. which would result from lhe adoption oil his
Spartan notions
From the HatiiSoRiap.

From the HddiSoRian.
As the Snb-Treasury papers quote PrinciPtes from
the " Reiormer Merchant" will they object To ON
copying the following f,tcs from The " \. Express
The eastern governments, we belie~, were quoted.
by MIR. BfNroN examples III the Sub Treasury
system. To the paragraph concerning France, We
might add, that this system is already IN opera
uou there, and requires To carry tioiwatd one hun
dred thousand officers = Are the people OF tins
country ready humil'alc themselves 10 The condi
ton OF the following