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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-23

ny fafcN ot states oauuot he
s''s suddenly Ntthoutthc mu,t d.sastrnu,
-, ''s'o'ls--and althoughthis might NOT be a ,on-
- 'i Sohrnt against the proposed ii5afsaf zee.
4" were ceftdta that II would be followed
>''eiy' rcposc aud prosperity, Vet it !, nuaues-
'''oe 81 Mhenthe substitute susecSi, !, al Doubt
Ni'"lenes Al hest, and Is believed b, men whose
ss''N and wisdom least not interior 10 that ol
''os' WHO recommend IL. to he trmeh with evils of
'' ''1hafs magnitude aud that the practical effects
u II VIII b. no less mcc,ous not greatly mere 81,
h '1n>e oi the system Which it /, designed q over
urn" aud snppllnt. let H. suppose. tor e>smplc.
t"a"t We believe will hr the casr1 lliu III. Sub |
treasury system being hostile 10 the Banking svs- |
''o as 1t now exists, the Banks should BIZ compelled
summary 10 wind up their concerns in scl-t ciencc
nat "onId be the effects epon the community
imagination staggcrs in the effort To estimate them
II Is supposed Ton example, that the outstanding debt
"ue from the people Ia he Banks is about
SIX mindIcd MILLIONS OF dollars.-What wide |
spread distress would cnsue lfthe Banks were com
PEELED suddenly call in that sum Universal en-
har'ssment, accompanied by the rapid depreciation
IN the value oi cvsry species property affecting moi
only the debtors To the Banks but every individual
high and low, rich aud poor. would be the inevitable
consequence. Aud though the Sub Treasury a,l,o
Gates may be kccn-ssltcd enough To perceive the
rainbow tlrouchthe cloud we confess that tn ms tc
prospect is as dark aud cherries as urh, in which
no star is visible in the heavens.
Surely Mr. Pleasant, would no, ,ct inns r,sIlv, tn.
wards every sysem in which he nioh, ME, the ,x,s
tcncc of incurablc evils, from their universal
prevalence in conjunction with them We have
heard for years past, OF the vicious administration of
our national allairs-tlat co,unlion had Hired ,,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-23

.,sn more lhln 10 state L inl :, II hr
..I,,f sic result were contemplation" 'rn
RAJ. f,r our own parts, We h'sr no morc
'' f..r .a,b 4 design be entertained or not
,..,.o Of hi, schenr, that. il 1t succeed
sE.d Treasury Will ultimately become =
p.,,t with ii, branches scattered through
.,rdar HE less odiuus TILE a sub
r,hlc 10 all the objections to which the
Ranking >vsicmiS open, and possessing ms
,.,,Ifies peculiar To itsclL-lhan We have of
..,er. And we believe 50. not Exclusively
will furnish facilities rs well IL induce
,,cmcn in power thus to pencrt 1t, but
do destruction of the State Banks, which
In, adoption ofthis scheme as ineyta-
.he lender plant is killed by the hustS
mn, will render necessary the creation Of
- n p1per money 10 fill the vacuum IN the
-, medium occa,ioncd thereby. the
DeoorIsfat will be then the crciuSirc re-
,hc People aud Of the government for relief
c,l.mttlcs into which The country will be
Jhv the subyersion OF existing institutions
=. a divorce, NC r'peat-of' II 1t be, it is de-
=, and will be temporary in It's Character 1t is
..,ce, only to pave the way FOR another marriage
ca divorce from 4 weak system, only to
..,enf The Executive arm, by an alliance with
.,., rover. And this brings us to Nh plcatants's
and position
. = ralcaiaa a1d dniniSh Executive patron-
Mr. PlcasantS admits that Executive patron
aj,s increased and ought 10 be ADMINISTRATIVE
.ces with Mr.. Calholn that - ii is not nrrcaS-
and earnestly contends that the adoption IF the
Treasury plan Will not augment, but rather
..lt. There IS no accounting 70, opinions. any
than for tastes: But ii does seem to rs most
.ssc# that men OF intelligence should ass,rc po-
5g "a clearly al war with probability. The Sub
ea0.r, bill FOR example as it passed the Senate,
4 VIDE, for the appointnrn; oi clerks, and other
s,rerns according othc discretion of the Secreta-
4 silhe Treasur, & his Sub Treasures, all ofnhom
. T. o(comsc, he either directly o, indirectly ,cpen-
A # upon the President, through the appointing aud
4 m,Gg power. Aud, When The s,efcm coes on
ahy step until becomes, what IT i, intended "a
4 1raSarg Bani, with branches, al least as M
.or,as the Pets, rnongh bout the Union. not 90
rd Nv Directors appointed by Stockholders
rs Sub-Treasurrrs aud Clerks appointed
ts prcslleat. Is ii not palpabc as any truth
abc mt tise power ID patronage Of the Federal
u.a0r must BIZ incidentally increased Like the
ant.an Haelslinetn, which draws within lis yor-
,re, floating th3ug that comes within its reach,
Erenli,c viii ~1on succeed, though this mo-
4 ST. laduence in gathering 10 i'sef every impor-
~aer IN tllr practical administration Of the GOV
=. Il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-23

NJ On the dav before the close OF the session of
CONGRESS-. the H. OF K. having taken up the tieac-
raj appropriation bill rendered necessary as N''
Calbrclcns remarked, bA deficiency IN the receipts
Of Tic rea.uty. Nh. VIE tooh he taoi' anu hlt'
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II llu',IOtk. 7. Vt.
W. li.GARlA\lD.
RICHARD \. ElliANk.
pN T. AZ r. e. '%.s y. " .

FHNtlE subscriber will offer Ion sale. II the Agr
d ,ullula Show and Eau. IN Iynchburg on
Thursday. the 26lI ln>t., four hht bloud,d Colts.
AZ head Of S'.,ii:c, anil 2c) barrels Of
CORN. JOHN t. llANklNS.
October - tbs
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esOaeing Cloths.

NNI T. have on hand full assortment oi the = ln,i-
w me German Boiling Cloths, Anc or stamp,
which s-lling AT prices much below what they
have heretofore been sold for in this place.
TURNER a BURWELL.
Aug. vii Is
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Z opp = cslr,
JOHN THOMPSON, ia. &

7
Amherst Court llou>, September 10Th. ls31.
l hr puiIes wI take notice l,t have appointed
Thursday the 9TH day al December next. To caty
into effect the foregoing order on winch day, at thc
hnui ol 10 O'Clock \. NJ. they requested 10 III
Tend Al olllCc, with telr accounts. vouchers and
copies o count paprrs prepared ior examination
iud settlement. ROBERT IINSiEA, tpm.
October - WV
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Negroes for Hire {!

I HAVE SEVERAL NEGROES ha, would
l. like to HIRE OUT for the BALANCE OF
TIE YEAR. Among them are Meu, Women
Boys and Girls. JOSEPH r.. MARTIN.
Sent IS + "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-23

IN THURSDAY the 26ih lnst. will SELL ~
" front ofmy Nnctnn Room, oue ~ Two valuable
House Servants. our nrw iloise tmt and one SIlrn
dad Gold Lever " aich.
.ssS1.
Dnc Gnr Brood Matc aud Colt and u, GOOD
Saddle aud lluue.s Houses.
CHARLES PHELPS.
Oct. = 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-23

THIS cause tu br hcnd upon the papers
formerly read. aud argued bv counsel d
siactallon hereof the Court toI
III written opinion, filed IN tic cause, ogcffuis
exceptions, gentroi special Lar they conflict Of
with til" written opnlon aforesaid, sustaining suohtd III
as consist with II, aud referring bach the toamls ST The
such Leter oycffued sustained rllcss
doth ieconmu The o thu Commissioner Ia thcsolce
>imc Commission WHO atr with Iustiuttiou~s,
to reform the sud report according Ia the opuloM the
aforesaid, iite the sale 81 the Land decrcrd bcied III
made above provided and to introduce III las rel
po the proceeds thereof iur the purpose al hkinpon
equal division al the whole Estate, real and pei ncd
sonal. of the tcsator lhlp lhnnnond dec ID why
cotdung 10 hls last viii and trsamru, aud the sud cur
Commissioner IL 'rcrd make report al his poubllr
ceedmgst TO The Cunt, with ANY matters speciality the
stated. thought pertinent 10y himself, required b. the
The parties Ia b. :" stated lcra
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-23
Mp E'ssEs SALE.
TRACE 4s LAND,

hN Tuesday the iith day ot November lS37,
" There will be sid, upon the premises, At public
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-23
E.Kgc OEsESS$ WANTED.

\ WISH TO HIRE 20 Able Bodied Nc
q 4rocs, 10 work On Section - OF the James Ei,
CT and klnawlia Caual. Application may be made
to Mr. Johnston ON the Section, OF in Lynchburg 80
NJ NJ. KERR
Def. - owit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-23

,nlac gcne,al tcmMks. al eongrtlulaiolN chirtc-
tot on the defeat OF tho Administration. III thrr
icction OF the Sub Treasury Bill, proceeded to com
meht with severity on the expenditure Of the public
money IN the agency of Mr. Rush 1t London aud
argued 10 show, that, including every thug, II was
costing the / States about SiI,o00 sea,. lie
coaclldedb, moving Ia strike out tits tcrs; Which,
however, was ncsaved-aycs Is, noes Il. 1t was
however, afterwards reduced. on moi on OF Mt
WISE, from $4,000 to $1,000.
a. Secretary Woodbury. i unqursiiouahly
bright genius. lie has ISSUED proposal, 10, c>ehang
ing the Treasury Notes authorized to be issued At
the late session OF Congress-, tor eo and sfrer hav
ing pre-, ou,s med in vain 10 effect sinllar neso-
taiion with the Bank, the tate Of interest OF the
eorerameR shin pia,ictS 10 be agreed upon by the
high contracting parlic.-l.ev Woodbury. on the
one part ard Tom, Drh and Ham, The other!
The government is thus converted into great bro
ker's I"P, Ion the purchase ot,peoie, Mr.. Nouf'c,
the Washington broker may t,rn hn pcnnies quite
rapid, by bn,ius the specie from Tie cQreholcrs 10
whom Mr.. Woodbury. will pay it out, and then selling
II To Mr.. Woodbury. Tor government notes. bearing
interest 10 take the s,me olrcr \ less sklu fl
nanctr han Mr.. Woodbury. wond have proceeded
to pay the Ilcasur, Notes, public creditors with
ou tn onahls ol issuing proposals. as II he were
putting the eo,ernmcnt credit up to the highest bd
drl
NJ. cttg's Spc,ch.-Wc conclude tins morning
the publication OF this m,stclls argument. We wish
we could have srcn MI Calhoun when Mr.. Clay
put him certain pu4zn. iu,cuoeatores, relative
to that check 10 Executive usutpations, winch Mt
Calhoun ASSET, has been completely established.
Mr., tIy'S eloqucn'e on this topic IS o the highest
order.
C. Congress ADJOURNED on Monday List. We
copy. in another pant oil this morning paper h,iei
notice III thcm labors from the National uteiscn,cr.
They ui3hth9,c done much more mischief lhan
th"y did aud Ne grateful to them thatrhey have
only Withdrawn from tue States the fouuh install
mcnt Of the Surplus Revenue. aad authorized
emission of ten million, Of dollar, ofp,pc, moa, y,
To hastcn tic al,ent rhc goldau age
o. bill IN been iolrodnced INTO the I,sis,4
tuIa Of Tennessee to Incorporate Bank (amount
otcafal not intentionally 10 be based upon the funds
and erelit ot rhc StAe rae fac Of tie measure.
tsay> tn >hgIlr E.,nner) i, altogether uncc,tain.
We had thoaslt that had alrcady too many
Banks w hopn thntthe Legislature OF Tennessee
will coma Il rIr same nnclu,lon--u they mean
To "unb ml, t'lr Btnss,' as Nh. Calhoun intended
IN ls3I rs the Incorporation ofoae which viii ,nal-
loA oplhc remainder,
= 1jlr \ol!olh Beacon rnenlons the a,I,,i. in
Hampton Eo,ds, olrhc captain Of vessel, bound ior
Boston, havuaa runaway He2roraln i"m laiuee q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-23

,niac gcne,a lcmaiks, ri eongrhnlatolN ch'iao
tcf, ON the defeat OF The Administration, III thrrc
iccton OF the Sub Treasury Bill, proceeded to com
ment with severity the expenditure of the public
money IN the agency OF Mr.. Rush II London aud
argued 10 show, that, including every thug, II was
costing the /. States about Sli,oOo veal. lie
concladedb> moving Ia strike out tits ltclt Which,
however, was negatned-a,cs Is, noes Il. 1t was
however, afterwards reduced. on moi ON OF MI.
Wise, from $4,000 to 5000.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-23

lying and bcne "a Bnildor trerk, in the
county of Amherst. CONTAINING fileru
hundred and sINly-three acres, more on
y / a., ,,r,.. on, I,,.l....,. n, -, al =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-23

Arr.4l', Establishment t,fs4Ir.-J. Bib rrrl,,
administrator n ia" late 'lhonel, \. T,ry Esq. al
wits. lie D.~e3e R,p1r'c, establishment Tor sae,
81 S1atdss the 1.jid'y Of November next Al pnldc
auction. ont credit al aud mpHtls lle Su!scril-
nonl, 500. Which, with proper c're aad eNcrIop,
nj hi he augmented Ia 1000, and the materials aic
a!mo,i 4asI II new. '!h" kcpo,tcr Is " hg paper,
and 10 " r-oo oi the eanc p"in'c, qnallli =. Ia con
due 1t. It doa.,e,r oilers inducements Ia attend hc
s2ls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-23

Nab- ToaVUy Bd-Onlh- n;otion 10 Ia, this bill
Oh hc abie untl HE regular SESSION oi Congress, the
Virginia dr!esaliou Nj, thu, Inid i tycS. Me>sr>.
Gdlllua, Iiopbns. Mallory, Ma on. ,lcrccr, Patton,
Stuart, aliJlcrro md Wise-Nays, Mcssrs. Bciruc,
BonidIn, Crlig, Coles, Hunter, johnson, JONES
Morgan, Franybachrr, Rive, and Robertson-.i6-
ataf, Nj. Dromeooe, who. in a note to the Globe
soys ilhe he had been present, he should have yo-
ted against the motion. This vote IS is not suppo-
sol TO be exact test OF hc sentiments ofthr mem
bcrs as it is believed th,t Mr. Bouldn. Mr. Rob
ersoaanl VI. Jones, who voted against postpone
ment, would, the main question, have voted A.
galIst the bal.
We remarked in our last, thlt the Globe stated
that the bill would have passed, had it not been
postponed by amuot.ty OF three. Tins statement
find coutfadcted in other quarters, and ii is prob
ably untrue. Tie better opinion seems tohc tha, it
would lave beenrrccted by majority OF FROM, SIX 10
eight. What effect viii be produced on the mem
bers before their return to Washington, by consul
tnion with their constituents ii Is not easy 10 conjec-
ture. We hope however, that it will strengthen the
opposition to the bill.
Condition TIE L. s. Bank.-C,eat efforts lave
been made to SHOW that this Institution is insolvent.
The following comparative statements will show how
much more stable is than the best Banks i'll the u
mon
The notes of the new bank ont, except the post
notes at long dates, issued to individuals during the
late troubles, amount 10 S6ol ,Ib3 ~
The notes OF the late bank out TO bEj,GJl Us
Total 6,777,26l Il
TIM Snrt ip a,Inuuts ia .l}o -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-23
Board and Music.

agEs%. John TOMPNINS continues to
We keep Boarding House for young Ladies
rcsoning to Lynehburg iorschooling. Her location
is pleasant aud convenient to the principal Female
SchoolS III Lynchburg.
Lessons IN Music ON the PLANO FOKTX.
and a. sIV.sK will be gwen To such as may de
are il. Mis-. T. will also give lessons in U'O(.4L
.Fs .SSs to such OF her pupils, Others, who may
wish 10 be taught the OF reading music vocaity;
Aug. 10 WITS il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-23

offers his services N the public !: having hand
\ LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT
OF Tim Ware. Copper Ware (sTlAES
assorted siAr-.) al Of which will lG sold low by
wholesale or retail lie Is prepared 10 do all kinds o
Sg5Esg.ERsG.S' work cover houses with
FIN, COPPER, or >EsEEE-hfsNS on mod
crate terms aud with dcspnch, and 10 pttnp gut
tiers, spouts &c. cot NFRi MERCHANTS are
respectful requested 10 cnll aud examine his assor,-
mcnt benz assured tha' they will fluid ii To Their
tcrr,t 10 doso THOMAS q. AGREE.
Oct. - IFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-23
GUARD AGAINST WINTER.


oppo"ii" The 2nd k'rrsb,I"rinn Church.
TENIlF. subscriber. feeling himself under OBLIGATIONS
\ to his trends aud the public generally ior the
very extensive patronage winch lac has received III
hs line Of BUSINESS III order 10 manifest h~ Of
then kindness and to insure IL continuation, has
recently purchased, and has now IA store, etne id
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-23

g. \ bsll IL. been Introduced INTO the L'sis,I
tura ri Tennessee to Incorporate a Bank (nmount
otcafal notm1utioa d) 10 be based upon the fund
and eic,lit ri he Silte Fhr fac Of thc measure.
(saNs th- ,>hgr E,nnerl i altogether unccttain
We had thoaslt that we had alrcaly too many
G'nhs W. hep" th1tthe Legislature of Tcnne,,ee
will come II flir same cnncl0>on-- unless they mean
10 '.unb mi, Inc Blnhs as Nh. Calhoun intended
IN lsiI. rs the Incorporation ofoae which viii sNal-
loH mp HE remainder!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-23

C. Congress Adjourned on Mouda, Last W.
copy. in another pant Of this mornog paper, biei
notice al cu laborS from the National lulclliacn, e.
They hi ,lH have done much more mlsellel thar
they did aud Ne grateful 10 them thatihry have
oaiYwhdlaNu from the States the fourth in5tal-
hcnt Of the Surplus Revenue, aad authorized
an emission million, Of dollar, ofPApc, moa,,,
10 hasten Tie ahent OF tine godru aye
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-23
Piano FORTE:
FOE HIRE.

A NALI ABLE Female Servant who is a good
L "A cook and house servant. Also a boy with her.
who has been accustomed TO wait in a dining room
Apply to +. FLETCHER.
Oct. IL
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G = Tjr Nor!ola Beacon mentions the a,r.',l, il
Hampton Roads, Of the captlllol lvcssrl bound lor
Boston. haeuaa tlnaw1y Ac2ra lntu iiom Jaluce q
y coHrav sPrrctplo on baud hs vessel The captain
aad mgr, Nctr both committed 10 il.l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-23

4 iatIepu Sup-uoi out oi Law dnI Li.an
\ ec,s, continued by Adjournment aud hell ior
The tount, OF Amherst, At the Court House Mon
day the 81 day OF Aprd. ls35
Addison 1aliacuo aud John Thompson. il trns-
tees of lie f,ltr ot Lucy rharmond, decd aud
oth,Is, Plaintiffs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14
FROM THE ARMY.

fkOM THE ARMY.
An oihclal communication has been
reerisrd from Gen. JesDp, dated Fort
Dade, March 18Th. in which be STATES
thai The principal chief OF the Seninoles,
Micanopy. has been with lhem since the
evening Of The l6Lh. and has approved the
convention entered into BY he second,
third and fourth chiefs Of the nation, Of
the 6lh Of March. Micanopy requested
that Capt. Page may lie allowed 20
accompany bis people Ia the West. The
several Necessarily Indians had colne lll0
camp On The 18Th. aud Mlcanoly has
heard from the chief al that baud Abi-a-ea.
Sam Jones, also from Os-ee-nla. Those
chiefs are between Apokr and The 81.
Johns. and M,canopy and Alligator have
no doubt Of bringing them in early next
month. perhaps sooner.
Gen. Jesup believes The war 10 he AT
an end. Ne holds The troops in such a
position, - 10 produce The best military
effect. and can operate 90 any direction
from Fort Dade, and never 10 be more
Than from thirty 10 fifty miles from =
depot. Should The Indians mol sci in
good faith. he shall be able 10 sllack them
on elmer side Of him. in from three 10
Eve dsys-wilh mounted men. 10 much
less time. MicsnoPy informed Gen.
Jesup that he had never before consented
10 emIgrale, bai that he nos believed that
The Great Spirit had 50 ordered that, he
should leave The land Of bis fathers, and
he has Submitted cheerlully. Gen. Je-
sup states that he shall discharge IN q
lev days the battalion Of Alabama drafts.
The following 10 copy Of The insiru-
lnenI slgusd by MIcsnopy, confirming
what had been dune BY the chiefs Who
represented him and the nation:
81, MIcanopy, principal chief Of The
Seminole nation Of Indians. having had
read and fully explained ~ the certain
artlcles of capitalization entered into on
the 9Th day Of March. 1897. al Fort
Dade, Florida, between Maj. Gen. Jesup,
Of the UniIed States army. lor and Oh the
parl Of the United States. and HoeIhie-
ma-lic, Jumper, Iiolaiooehee, Yaholoo-
chez, Cloud HsIpaIsh. HALO. DC. my
representatives, do hereby fully acknow-
ledge aud confrm every arsIcls Of the
same. ~ I'LL
Given al Fort Dade, Florida, this 18Th
day Of March. 1897.
GSigned1 MlcANoPy. his * mark.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14

Robberiss.--li behooves our citizens
10 be upon the alert in endeayoring To de-
tee, the Preparations of the frequen, bur
glaries that have been committed within
. short time past. On one night during
The isst week, three several attempts were
made at different sloFes, one nf which
was successful, and the sun Of $500 Or
upwards stolen. the hitherto remarkable
exemption from such deeds can only be
secured BY yigiIan, wachfuiness, aud a
prompt detection uf the offenders.
Fayetteville OBS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14

This purpose, q Circular LrlleE Is addrsas-
ed % The Clergy and ChnTcl.rs Of ali
denominations. requesting them 20 take
up collections on soms Sabhsik near the
fourth II July nf each year.
ResoEped. That IL is expedsent 70 en-
ploy. forthwith. . vel qnsli6ed agent 70
visit different parts Of The STATE, and
present The claims of he Soeiely and
solicii contributions Cor The cause.
ResolUef, A he sense ofthis Society,
that The Funds ihus raised. shall in the
FIRST instance be Appropriated. under The
direction Of The Parent Sociely. excfn-
sirsly. 10 defray the expense of femov-
ing sneh free eol0red persons as may be
desirOus of rmigraling from NOuh Caro-
lima N Liberia.
After discussion. the said resolutions
were adopted unanimously.
On motion. the Society sdjonrned. b
meet again on The 4lh Of Jnly. q 4
O'Clock, p. w.. in The Presbyterian
Church; al which time. an Address i 10
be delivered in behalf Of the Socieiy. by
some individual hereafter % be designai.
ed BY the Board Of Managers.
WESTON X. GALES. See'y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14

Rail Road .2cciisnt--As the Pas
senger Cars were advancing on their way
10 Augusta, yesterday morning. the En-
giueer discovered slight smoke rising
apparently from the road, abou, 3 miles
FROM the City. aud attempted to stop the
Engine and Tender--but in vain. II
was moving too rapidly to be checked in
time To prevent the disastrous and melan-
choly catastrophe lha, ensued. A. soon
a. the Engine reached the part from
whence the smoke assembled. the road
gave way beneath its weight-precipltat-
ing i, to the earth IRON height OF about
is feet, tearing up the road for distance
Of abou, 30 feet, and dragging after II the
baggage aud two passenger cars--but
must providen,ially none Of the pas
sengers were injured, although The cars
we're literally spill, into fragments. The
Engineer was Instantly killed. lie was
thrown from his position BY the fall Of the
Engine. and crushed by The weight OF the
Tender, which Tell upon him. One ot
the firemen had his thumb fractured, and
it feared is o,herwise injured. perhaps
dangerously. A negro man suffered a
severe injury, having had his thigh
broken. and !, is supposed his hip frac,ur-
ed or disloca,ed. The escape Of the
passengers (many Of whom were ladies'
cauno. bu, be regarded as miraculous,
aud an in.erposition Of a Divine Power.
Cias. Courier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14

Mexico. We have had few mo-
menIs' conversation with Lieutenant Tat
nall. Of the navy, who conveyed Santa
Anna to Mexico, aud learned from him
that the reported cold reception given to
Santa Anna vas altogether misrepresen-
ialioa. lie was welcomed with great en-
,husiasm by the grea. body "f his coun-
trymen. .irutenan, FsInsll remained a
week with Santa Anna after lie landed:
during which time, the news Of his return
had reached The capital. and many other
important points. from all Of WINCH.
letters giving accounts Of demonstrations
Of grea, JOY for the deliverance Of Santa
Anna. were received by him.
Lieutenant fanall believes the inva.
sion Of Texas will no, be repeated. The
military preparations Of BasIamante are
considered by intelligent persons as m-
tended 10 maintain his authority at home.
sgains. the popularity Of Santa Anna with
the people. Globe.