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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17

Perhaps, the pecketing Of the bill to repeal til p
treasury Circular, is one Of Il most unexam pied
Instances OF tyranny in republican governm Ell,
ON record. When il was shown, in letters not 10
be mistaken how iniuriousy the measure operated
on commerce aud the currency,-whcn it was
proved concusivey that the few were benefited
by ii t" the manifest injury of the many, vet cx-
president Jacks dared to withhold his signature
from The b'il TO rePsal 50 odious a measure, and
what Is more extraordinary still, had the a,pu-
dence TO keep il in his possession and prevent the
constitutional action of the legislature thereon
And why pray, was this done1 When the trust f
rasea'ng orer and defending the constitution WINS
aeoutto be taken from b. hands, could he no,
honorably and honestly yield it up, without COM
nitliae an act that could only emana:e from an
absolute monarch with aay show of consistency
he well knew, In hrastng that bill into his peck
ct, that no was subscribing the interests of the
party, and nfcling another wound in the side of
the bleeding constitution. Yes, Andrew Jackson
knew this, and the public ariH yet learn to their
sorrow, that, though IN the Hermitage, the spirit
OF the tyrant will preside over the councils Of the
present administration Blow after blow will be
given 10 the charter Of our liberties, till our gov
eminent be converted into a splendid cen,ra!ism,
with some odious but all powerful ruler a, its
mead, debating to the remotest quarters of his EN-
pirr, what shall, and whn, shall not be done The
American people sit quietly down and Offer to re-
sistanee TO the encroachmcn,s of executive power
SO alaiminsly exempllfed in this last act Of their
fi"l, Jackson. Blu, little time is for them tn be
up and doing. Arc there friends of the consli-
auttan,-arc there enemies OF the unholy objects
OF the party,-are there no true Americans left !,
Has the canker of sslfincrest eaten up II that IS
PATRIOTIC, good and true, in mems souls! Are we
all tho bastard sons of brave fathers! Had one
spark Of the fire that animated the bosoms of our
fsseiathers, been loft in the breasts of their re.
efcant sons, Gen. Jackson woull never have been
sased to the presidency; or if placed there, he
wou.denev have been allowed TO break down
the bulwarks Of the constitution hey wo,l
have hurled the scep.rc from his hand, ere tn,
harm was DONE
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I3V5 I43 h. or t1,,.
Northwnrd. Coming Southwark, the time j. VI % ss
less; b II g5 days and II hours '' 10 S'A hours
W re time for starting in each direction, ia ;.
half hour after the time of arrival no evey
this Ia TO-. 40 noted in
UT Offices ut which the Express Mail i, on,..,
are New York rhiladeIphia, Wilmington feass
Petersburg, Raleigh, Fayetteville Columbia. Amn".,
Milieagsvr, Macon, Columbus, Montgomery, Mohus
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :

BALTIMORE MARKET-March =
Wagon price offour t2s Sales from free $40
Wheat anecs from 81 25. Rye 81 e5 Corn yellow, 96
cts Whskey saleablc As Bacon-the hog
off at lGl II c's Lard 124 cts dull
SAVANNAH MARKET-March 9th.
Arrived since the I'd March, 1915 bales of upland
The prices from l. ia Stock hand cleared of
Uplands l5547 bags Sal of As hhds O. sugars,
quality, u cts. Flour stands sig. Corn nds
81 s. Exchange England 10 per Drafts onN. York
at sight l! per ct.
LONDON MONEY MARKET-Monday, e7d January.
by tho Independence New York, appears that the sale of
the dead weight determined by the Bank of EnR gland
1t known in the market that III 5s the lowest
that would be accep,c1 provided large amounts wanted
These tiles have orger than the Co
vernment long annitics and it is thought they will offer
desirable investment, though annucs of any kind
comparable with stock The whole of the annuity in
question is SIS tGO, of which it proposed sell one half
that will ing nearly 500OO0'of pounds. While this pro
position sell is before the public operates dead
weight of all the markets for government securities.
RIO JANEIRO MARKET-l6tN Janua y.
The Exchange England formerly stood average
of ~ a39dwen the of the depressed state
Of the money market in England fell 36, and
low 3lld Coffee Immediately up and the demand il
lively for good, first and superior The supplies good
The decrease in exports the months up Dec 3st il
1895 bags. Hides 190rs.
ODESSA MARKET-17th Novembc".
Stock of soft wheat2 800 bushcls-hard finty, SIS
bs Average price of both qualities Sc per bs Fregh
to Trieste 10 stayo-to Venice &c do do-Leghorn III
socco.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17

MIR. Wright rose in the Senate chamber on the
las, night of the session, and reyiled the low
House for daring to oppose the deposi,e banks
Tnis unpaflismeniary usage called forth from Mr.
Clay an address roplere with the finest touches of
sratory, and glowing with indignation at this hun
dred,h v:0 alton OF Constitutional usages lie said
AGO Ell, noble House Of Repre- senaiyes-continue
TO perform your duty, you have done this dav.
]: is the last day-,iank God for all his mcrccs.
the last Say sf TIE administration of ANDREW
Jackson. We have laid hard bed for The last
sigh' years. Tomorrow legns the administration
OF MARTIN VAN BrREy. Whether the bed will be
setter hereafter is doub,ful-but at least we ahall
havo the privilege of turning over to the other
side, and resting our weary muscles, which have
been SO long dis,raned."
And so il will continue to he. The Aetna of
despotism is hcapel upon us, and like Enceadns
Of OLD our only privilege will herenfter he-to
f1rn Off 10 the Other si!e. Would tItst, in thus
tarning over, tho crupions OF popular feeling
would sweep away the membranes Of dcspot.
ism, and orSrwhelm forever the denIagogtes that
infest tho fair fields ei republican Institutions.
------
TIC appointment, of Alice Iahranchc ESQ as
Enrey, &c. 10 Tie Republic Of Texas is great
ioss io.our own State. What will the Hnuse do
row for . Speaker? Ills no compliment TO Lou
ieians, that from nneng her many talented sons.
sach man Mr.. Labranche sheuId have been
selected. We advise that he should take tpeire
iessonssoi Mr., Van Buren, in diplomacy, the use OF
Rerds, and non-commii,al before he goes his
shissiaas Perhaps he would do well TO appoint
Mr. Bsn,smin Levy, Book seller and Price Current
z.aker, his private secretary. A, all events such nj
appointment would be hnlcd by all the homes, and
good in New Orleans, MS leading 10 the absence o
90 sstna RI able genius from the city.
N, s,er Burke in stepping forward TO relieve til,
vacuum in tho theatrical world, caused by III,
siightaecidsni 10 Celeete, on Tuesday LAST, mani
n sted On honorable consideration far the generous
public. Of New Orleans, tha, they will not forge
when he returns 10 fun regular engage&it ri q
ahe Temple.
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~ Ale ARKAAGEMM,,,.,

mA!h ARRANGEMENT
Closes Every day at lei AN
Western Nal, =, Due every Sunday, W,1n.sIM,
by wny Of thc( fiinay, by D, +. M. and
Coast Gioscs every Monday, Wol,
Tile Lake Mail Due every Tuesday, Thnr.a... ~
via SATURDAY, by 5, z. Nj. 'uay' AID
MsdisonuiNc Closes every Monday. Ws,.-,
EXPRESS MAIL
TIMES OF ARRIVAL DEPARTURE. D,s,,
&c. OF ;he Express Mail, between Niols ,na aNCE
He evkY ar aav Mobile 10 daily NJ Nohwnasy
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17

PHILADELPHIA MONEY MARKET-7th March.
The money market in fcve ish In consequence
OF tue large quantities of the u S. Bank coming
through the Western and Southern merchants that
has curtailed its discounts great of and
western money brought into MARKET and the wholesale
deaes refuse to receive money which great
err discount than the increased rattle than
otherwise.
More than 100000 ofe Mississippi and Alabama Rail Dad
ComPanys notes Brandon Miss made payable Gard
Bank the Merchants ank of New York. and that ofthe Jo-
sehs held in New York and Philadelphia The compan
having no funds in those hanks the
The worst is the merchants no carried them wofuy
deceived The 4th of March hard day. yet no
failures.
NEW YORK MONEY MARRET-7th March.
Penne't says the week commenced with languo
ton Stocks the decline little money scarce
ever Great agitation expcce1 reign in money
ket all the ensuing summer. Gen. Jackson has
evil elements ofms ule work desoaon distress tho
country The kitchen dynasty, if continued, will carry tie
spirit of speculation to the highest point with the
surplus in the Derosite tanks. ut all depends upon
Van uren does Money is still ga q per The in
ofSouthern State anks will generate
vibrations in money and exchanges Foreign exchange nomi
nal at and So cent The late and extensive chanccry
suics indicate the necessity of funds.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17
NEW FURNITURE " ARE HOUSE.
M dG [ LII ARrREs S.r


YENHE subscribers a c now omen ng complete nssort
Il ment of elegant and useful furniture viii h they
have just recri ved ~ arrival of ships Saratoga, Ar
kansas and ississippi, from New York, consisting in
pa Of side boards of various atcrns with Egyptian
and italian mnrb tops, centre tables of every dcscrp-
ton and quality, wardrobes of variou patterns secre-
tary and book cases. ladies' French uilet abi = tot
lett bureaus Grec dining Pembrokes, card ami la
dies work nbIes, pine do also, few pain sdeuonrds
cle
A complete assortment OF sofas.
A large and complet assortment of mahogany, ma
pie, rosewood, fancy and common Chairs, allsgany
rocking do covered with plush, ain and figured hair
c,oth together with complete rtment of such ar
cles as usually found in such establishments the
whole of which will be sold asonable terms or ap
proved paper or cash.
The public respectfully invited to call and exam
inc the teck,
NIB Goods packed at short notice in good order for
shipping. t IL z ii GRANT & co
NRY GOODS-i0 fancy c0lored domestic
4 y prints; 10 bales Trenton improved lckings; 10
bales Oxford A ckings blue PittSburg cords
case heavy black cnrfeting, landing from hargue 10
sephine and for sale by &c CASH g. Co,
sin No A Camp ST
a TRACT OF LAND ON WOLF RIVER. AT Ihr
IA mouth of the Bayou Frait, the head Of Schoenee
Navigation State of mississippi containing 400 Acres
embracing both sides of the river and on which is n
smhl house. This land is well wooded with live oak
birch, PINE ETC. The situation is eligible one for n
SAW MILL. The ta,ber for winch and for the dam ia
already cut, and may be erected at moderate expense
Its proximity the city of New Orleans the increased
and ncr asnc demand for timber is worthy the ottrn
ton of person DESTROYS of embarkng in tina: busi
ness. For terms apply to
RIM WELMAN, Merchants Exchange
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17


at this office. MT
VHNliE Subscriber, importer aud wo!cs;c ,tticr IN
Foreign and Domestic Hardware, has on hand IN
extensive stock of Sheffield, Birmingham, and Amer-
can good embracing great variety, consisting in pat
as ioIlows
Ansils, common imitation and genuine mousehole;
smith vices, black and bright face; trace chains COM
mon, hned and bright; hoes, Carolina, Louisiana grub
and cotton; EnEiial.ad ciic;m saddle irons; long and
snort handle fry pans; raised plate, hoo butt aid all
other kinds OF hinges pit, mill, hand, pcl, tcnun and
cross cut SAWS; RIM closet, pad, cupboard ana trunk
locksi American silver plated front, inside and sliding
shutter snd door bolt; flat, pit MILL and cross cut SAW
files; slip carpenters and other augns; black, bright
and patent cast steel socket and inner clisels; ssuges
all sizes; knives aud forks in sets and dozcus; great va
reties shoe, cook, butcher carving and drawing knives;
pocket and dirk cutlery, in dozens and cards. large
and small scissors, talors and sheep shears; common
and fine razors; common iapanmcd, bright and fl
polished steel shutters; high and fiat bottom brass ca
s'esticks plated, britannia, Oh, lea and table Spoons
flint and percussion gun locks; t,rnscrcw and niml.
wrcnces powder horns, TASKS shot belts, game bags
etc carpenters axes, ADDE'S, hatch,ts, hammers ,ic
curtain bands and pins coplmode nohs, &c. nigh, No-
folk, brass and square !Iccs, co0pers frees axe
howeis, atzes, etc smiths hcllows hammers to,cs and
back iro"s, English and American spades and shoyels.
long and short hadlcs; cast sheet iron and VA
tent metal ellies, patent set and common cotton
and wool cards all numbers, wafer and wahic irons
giles and bake pans, jack screws, cod screws bench
screws, plated sups ami bits, brass and silver martin
sale hooks and rings, chins and buckles, Cnns
Hunts Caiyers etc coach wre,cles, stocks and dies
horse lasps, planes, square, shoyes and longs .trous
,acks, bsnds, sprgs, ploughs and plough n.oIes, east
and German steel, ink, quilts, states, yaI.ncd lin and
wooden ware, sleeves corn mills, La spades, taresl hemp
grass ro:e, bed cords plough lines, packing yu cotton
pistols, rifles cut nails, lead; shot, Rogers and nuonl's
powtrr with great variety of other goods belonging to
| I.2 taiie. w II CRAWFORD
| mayi No. IN New icyce,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17

AUX ENTREPRENEURS
Bureau du Controlleur d, la Seconde Municpalitc,1
Nouvee- Orleans, lie l6 Mars, 1887.
Des ores cachestes scron requs pare casei de
Municipalte, iusvu premier mardi d'avr proclaim
lie 4) pour la Furniture de les mate faux as que
la construction dun Hotel Municipal, a Fen orgmlrre
des3Rucs St Charles and He,a, Les propos tons de-
vront etre iates confor,necnte plan fat par Daki
Bell and Dakin, qui peu etre yer Police du voyer.
ml7 SETH w. NYE, Con,rolleur
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17

N RAZIFRS' COPPER-6O0 sheets 80 BY 60, TO-,
D II and II lb sheets, in store AID for sale by
ml7 J, d. BEIN, & A. COHEN,
80 Common street,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17

ID .CE.-85 tieces new Rice in store, and for sale by
HI WILCOX, ANDERSON g. co,
MI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30
ANOTHER WING TRIIrAJpJ

Wherein lIi4is hiaH Pt w.ls tcost c4p,etcd,
The lasl Western mail brought Us the gratifying.
inelli sence that ARKANSAS has come ~ TO liie
rescue oi the COUNTY,. la the .>9ql- Iic,t as we'll
in every other section OF the Union in which there
has been rccrntl, any demonstration of pubc scuti-
ment, the revolution Of PuJic Opiooa the trc and
only sovereign in this aud, is - onward, onward !"
\ contest has u,t tai en- place in Arkansas for IA
member OF Congress, Judge Yell the late member,
having been elected in July Mcs>rs. Glosou and
Claiborne were in Mississippi oaly to serve in the eX.
ira scssion-and llc aud his own party, unlike tho
Mississippi members waving all claim To seat for
the whole C"n.ress,'o which, by the othc
three is entitled either law equity, which they
Cannot hold without, betraying unequiyocal contempt
Tor the public will, and without sacrificing all claim.
to personal honor,-lhe illegal decision OF trained
party pack IN Congress, to the contrary tNtlslan-
ding Judge Yell was candidate for reelection.
and the Wings brou shi Out John RnegolJ Esq in
opposition, and in the fourteen counties heard from,
k'ugsold has majority in 10 and Yell in only Q,
Eleven counties yet to be heard from; but so
contrary to expectation and to all past expressions OF
public opinion, is the result in the counties which
have voted, that the defeat of Judge Yell is confident
y prsclancd by the Arkansas papers Truly,
= the Democracy Of Numbers is now Whig;" and
the dearlovers Of =. the people must submit with
democratic grace, 10 hi, commands. We hope rha,
they will AT least learn, by these demonstrations OF
pubic opinion, tlat the days fEyperinents Expe-
d'enis and llunbu.s end, aud that the
reign OF Common Sense is restored.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30
Observation-Disclosures.

\, our last dates from Nashville. both branches OF
III. Legislature of Tennessee were engaged IN the
discussion OF resolution To proceed to the election
oil u. States Senator, ~ supply the vacancy coca
stoned by the expiration OF Sir. Uiundys term of SER
yicc on the aih of March. 1899.
This resolution Is objected TO by the admnistra-
tion party. on she e,ound that the election viii be
TOO far in advance Of the yacancy-hu 10 tins ii is IN
.ontroycrtih, replied ll1t. Is, lay the oonstu
tion Of Tennessee, the Lceisa, ire convcnes on!y
urge in years. ii is necessary NOW 10 proceed 10
an election in orde to prevent an intrre2hdm IN the
office. There is no dnubt HAT the election will
rake aiace. and that tie cbnicc OF tie Legislature
will fall either upon Erhrain l.. Foster, Esq. al
Ns.i.. iiie. or Andrew l.. Martin, Esq. of Jackson,
Mr. Ben liavln. sisniirJ his wish not 10 be consia
Es@A aoa,adala'r.
W. aapc TIA, the Legislature viii also instruct
81. Gsas4s 10 oppose the Sub Treasury scheme.
=. IL ts,bablc HAT "ilhau, instructions, lac vii
s.ssfNsse ks.,xla4,> nis. present The viii u; his
eyasst,u~,,'s-51 e"nforn *. "" snppnsr, with the
!. srnmfr4,,c ~" 'o ID, ? or rCien!
roae jos t',j. s,airf. iq>s1ni. We beg leave 10
notice. cos,rn';n:',r q..,',i,lr 10 "ilc the Rich
,nnnL ,.aa.,frG az! ";:,cs .eaaer1c oracIes LAKE
irsoris los tia ;nrio~r ~ siIedn- thr'f friends
irou The opera -, oi ti .i.! u Instruction. which
tsnr .ea's they c'.ust nil. rang in the ears
ofrlcir opl,on"nls. Iln conir"d that Srna-
tnfor Il pre>ra s. i, hoand 10 resign his seat.
otfo ba, the ha9r3 vii % i.> cosii arn's. iind he
i.fpmaiig instructed de" Tin, not The doe
true Those w!ia ,t Ii i' o. Instruction must
caim iion the representative conl, rmli> III AL lns
atl" h1ora vi, .. his constituents, "(eiher he be ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30

~ he Richmond Enquirer VA. the organ ofthc
'''eoefs trom The dominant party. who in Is09,
brought out Mr. Monroe candidate for the Presl.
aeney nopposi''on to Mr.. Madison. just as ii nov
me organ ct The Conservatives who occupy "A similar
'e'aont To the two great parties of the present day.
ne Enquirer. however when it saw that Mr. Mon
roe ehahce OF success was hopeless, deserted him,
anu went oven TO Mr. Madison usi as il will now de-
sert the Conservatives whenever u fair oppoftnplty
shall be presented for throwing a sumcrset. Mr..
Randolph the leader of the scccders of lsos. ucye,
iorgavc Mr.. Rtehic for his trenchcry. and henc, !,
was mat so late AS 1892 he dubbed that sagacinus
f.d''or The man OF seven prnciples--yc loav.s aud
two fishes"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30

.,,of. Hos doabiy iinrieas'ble tlen. is such 4
.,,;,,cnf. uhen it rests. not upon express n,obj
.;,, in lie constitution but at best upon no,lns
,.,.er than, aia,ss fodLf Rendered ninlsier s,,l
y. n, oprosmg action OF every department of the
.ay,rnu..i,t, FOR early halt century including the
Inv DAVIS al true republican aseeudaney, Nhrn F.,
addison. the disciple aud confidential frnd of lei
and the author OF the Rrpo,t aud Resolutions
.,,as-'oo, WAS III the helm Of affairs
And what, after all, the object of the formation
the federal constitution, If ii was not 10 cemeu, orr
,-ou 10 promote the general we;ur, AMI Ia 81, III,
III. blessing, of Liberty 10 the people Aud could
any ua,riotic or risht.judeins permit a mere
.,,,M tn prevent his sanction 10 measure which is
.bou 10 be necessary to secure either Of these srea,
AFFECTS which that parchment, worse than worthless
Else was designed to guarantee and perpetuate! We
rms, that we regard the constitution with as much
,c,c,,tion aud that we hold the obligation OF those
boare sw ORR TO maintain, protect aud defend it, in
much respect, as Mr.. Roaue, orany body else But
ycrthelcss TO us that they who would per-
nj, snch l,air-breadil scruples to interfere with the
..al,a,iou oilcir country, from impending ruin, are
very poor patriots though they may be very sensitive
..o,a,ts-And We humbly think that they would
do more to overthrow the constitution by adherins
IN this contracted and absurd course, than by hun
drcd open inlracons Of that mslrument-lhouch all
,f Them mig Int be as pal pable the Efpnaeing pro-
,ss. and equally uncaed for by public sentiment and
;uopervc upon the public interests! Il To be re-
,reucd that there many men, in public as well
=. in private life, who strain at gnal while they
-.n swallow Il camel without the slightest conoron
Of co,incnance.
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1850 ACRES
sg.&FEE,.s Ea1zsGH A.z.yss.

ffili: Subscribers wishes 10 sell ISIS tract. of Land
u tgtag "a Goaes hitef, about n,lles distant from
tbs ia.c, The Ilact = seeH suited for Earning OF
rls'n2 ! oiatro, and 0ac-jd IA hall tie land ~ o.
pen, tr haaueefcavllv taytred aud the sr,lscri-
hef thinks tie wood c.,nld bo refy a9raafaeeousfq
an'l aagcr7 lthctd profit, sold ia iAt3 place. y good
hatgam VI be gHea Ia ihe Land ani il lesirsbl. 10
tho phles would be said N loss guaHity than the
entire tfath IN point OF healfhIness aud soriefy
paftoi Nr.iu offers greater advantages. PR,
cla.ef, nre invited 10 exariinn tie f,ainl which will
he shown by CApa r. l.. colentin. aaosc Land adj
loil' tbs ,et, arhy tie residing ntlis
plaer Thesul'sefhefeogsitls aay pfeiise OF a mo,s
~" detiipioh He"Hfss reeuGifn; NJ one wishing
10 F'si money IN tbs Way vail tsandhe iof himself
HOWEL DAVIES.
OF 80 ,sf
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'sS"ll laiied 10 ktiand therefore W. let that pass
'o' "ho ever expected To see Mr.. Rses aseribiag
the 'ierangemeu, OF our moneycd affair, To the n,ea
SUITS 81 TIE saveinmcnt-to the forced importation
''>Peeie--to HE bnnsling execution OF the depose
'e' o! secretary Woodbury--and 10 the operation,
VI Tue Specie tilenlar Who ever expected 10 see
M" the afier and abCcr OF Jackson IN hs long ca
'r' VI fNeeati'e usurpations, proeaiming the dan.
-e' oi Executive power, and demanding its eurtail-
heht In iiis remarks on all these subjects rs well
is ''ose III opposition To the Sub Treasury scheme.
W rnost heartily concur
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AasssI As.f.s.

Married. in Bedford county, on tie 2Bth INST by
the Rev. }. ID. Mitchell, Mr.. Wa. II. PAot, al -
sen. to Miss MARTHA Il. Wurlo,NE, daughter oil
the late lsaao u. Nhnoekr, Esq.
-, "Wednesday uplit tue 2ith iuSt. BY tie
Rev. James MeDonad. Mr. N,tsoN p.Bu,aNq, tn
Miss AMANDA, daughter ri Jehu " llI,sn~, Esq, all
NJ this place.
-. ON the same night, hy the Rev. u, g. Bass
Rerus y llGGiNrnrntN Ia Mis- SARAH EilzAs
n.rm ,i.nslncroi Joseph llafgrove, Esq. deed all
OF Amlers, eou1iS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30

HumoFs-'rh", Mr. Dickcrson is to retire from The
Navy Department to his donicil in New Jersc, that
Nh. Woodbury. is to be rewarded for his stupid adj
minis,ra,ion of the Treasury Department by foreign
mission--inat Mr.. buchanan and MIR. Muhenburah,
the York aud Lancaster of the Pennsylvania ptnoc-
racy are both pressing for seats in the Cablnct-and
that Mr. Forsyth is again looking upon Kendall with
''cviI eye" Changes doubtless i'll coatcnpla-
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30

4 PREDICTION We are neither proIllrt .
the Of prophctsbut will venture the p.r-
dican, tiat. ii the government is unsuccessful IN ITS
upon the Banks, specie payments will be re~u,-
ed by the first Of Jul yncN'-prr'aps by the fir. Of
phil. IT, on the other hand, the Banks parayzrd
b. the adoption Of the Sub Treasury scheme. the re
sumption OF specie payments eau never take place lay
one in a hundicd Of them.