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The herald., 1837-01-24

xr The committee of philosoph who intend to
celebrate Tom Painss centennial birth day, meet to-
night to ascertain the number Of covers-lhe quan-
~ Of roast beef-the supply of chickens, poultry,
ducks. and puddings, necessary for the occasion.
Won't these philosophers give us an invitation to
10 the dnnerl We will not only help to cut up the
canvass back but we will have the generosity to
up old Tom himself gratis. Tom Paine was great
man in his day. His present admirers don't under
stand his character Tom Paine was great original
rrea, philosopher great poItician-ag great mana
great ropue-a great fool-a great writer and great
charla,an. He did very well in his day-but he would
NOT do for this age. True philosophy and rdgion are
only lust in the bud. The egg is chipped-the ehe-
nal bird will be on the wing by and by. The cheap
daily newspaper press begins a new age in this
world.
There-philosophers, say grace, and let's to dinner.
uTPolitcal parties are beginning to nse in all di-
rections throughout the city. Anti-monopoy demo-
crate equal rights men, wings, pure democrats, inde
penden,s all stirring the elements preparatory to
the next Charter Election The equality oflast years
contest gives edge and pquancy these preparations
The next election for the City Government will ere
ate higher degree of excitement than any election in
this city for years. We oursef and those choice and
Joyous spirits who will Join our standard, intend to
create, de moro, party of our own We shall side
with no existing party for they are generally all char
latans alike The ladies say that they viii join my
nartv. and electionecr for st Bennett the Great"
The ladies', dear souls, always know where the most
saiey, bravery, success, fun, and delight are 10 be
found.
With the ladies on our side we shall beat the field.
II West and Hoods benefit takes place tonight at
the Richmond Hill Circus. We want very much 10
write puff powerful enough to Gl the house; but,
for the sou Of us, wo don't know what to say. u
West and Hood were pair Of pretty young ladies,
there wosld be no difficulty Our hearts would throb
ou, a paragraph like dew from heaven. But men, we
only like to cat slash and show rcscrving all the
tickling for the ladies.
IL Professor Touey commences his lectures on
Chemistry tonight. Go, lsdcs and gentlemen, in or
der that you may unders and the pqiant paragraphs
in the Herald hereafter The millennium Of true sci
The herald., 1837-01-24

you permitting your sweet pledges Of affection to
be silently led to misery and rum.
We shah continue this highly important subject.
The herald., 1837-01-24

| Gross HuMBUG.-Mr. Dunkins begins series of
lectures on Phrenelogy, at the Lyceum, tomorrow
The herald., 1837-01-24

III Professor Toney commences his lectures on
Chemistry tonight. Go, sdics and gentlemen, in or
der that you may understand the piqiant paragraphs
in the Herald hereafter. The millennium Of true sci
encc " just beginning.
The herald., 1837-01-24

AccrpESr-Mason the actor, OF the Park Theatre,
met with sad accident on Sunday evening at about
twelve o'clock. He was playing with knife-it en-
tered tho pommel Of the right hand up TO the bona
cutting several large blood vessels and iendons; he
was extreme DIR. Watson of Warren street. and DR..
Lacombe were called and several large blood vessels
were bound and strong bandsgc placed round the
wound by them but this was not suticient-they had
to apply the Tournqser above the elbow, which sue
ceededin stopping the loss of blood amounting I'LL then
TO about 6 or 8 ,,ounds Masons friends appear TO
take the strongest and warmest interest IN his nnfor-
tunate state.
The herald., 1837-01-24

lTThanks to the Albany Argus for the documents
they havs sent
The herald., 1837-01-24

gT Ma Barsrow.-Let all bad writer's look A. his
advertisement. i'll
The herald., 1837-01-24

IMPORTANT BY ExPREss.-The Courier o. Enqm-
rcrs terrible express brought yesterday the hugely
mperant intelligence that Santa Anna was to appear
nt The theatre in Washington and that the announce
meut was received with misses. CAST Of carrying,
Sl00
My friend, the Colonel, will make as much money
by d,s expediant as he did by specializing IN Morris
Canal.
The herald., 1837-01-24

SLEronlNG.-We have interesting accounts to give
of several fashionable Seghng Parties that took place
yesterday and last nghcne in particular that start
ed from 67 Greenwich street. at clock, with eight
horses drove out to Manhattanvile and returned at
IL o'clock, full Of love and happiness.
The herald., 1837-01-24

n OOMs TO LET.-A single Get temsn esn ~ accom-
~ rodsed with rooms, unf rnisbed IN Chamoefs ~ ,of
particulars, add ess v, al this office M%
The herald., 1837-01-24
Bank Investigation.

At last we have some symptoms that tue Les'''a
tnre intends, seriously, to investigate the nahAS !,
Wall Street Mr.. Cutting proposed last riuay III
so,,o,,,;,,, resolution in the House of Assembly:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

! hsvis- bern o41tnd. lie vote was decided a IL,
: nsqaf e. +. L Lows .-ayes 20. noes 81.
| Viz. Sr4as "a we'd 10 amtnt TN afnar iurai
40 Us 10 instruct the COMMITTEES to repon a bd
establishing an independent Bank IN Nor.o'a
aai one ~ i.lcamend, with branches al Peters
burg, IYnehb1rg and rlsee here.
Pbi' motion was diseusse5 by .fcssfs. Wal.
has, sy,eher, M1fiaagh aud Cnnningham.
sif. Voolfolk moved the indefinite postpone
nent Of the whole jet. which was opposed
ny Mr.. wilson Of l}oleteuft.
Nj. voolfolk moved the previous question, and
the Question beng put, the main question was OF
1ered- 70. noes 40.
The question was then taken on the motion
Tor indefinite postponenrnf, aud the ayes and
noes having been ordered on motion 81 Nr liar
rson. the vote was declledin The negative as fol.
iows ayes IS noes s..
Mr.. Cfulrhf Id moved the previous question,
and sad that ~ order to cuilal debate, he y ould
eontinue 10 make lhltineN8n,
The question VAS then taken on Mr.. Stnar''s
amendment. aud il was negitiycd
NJ Sprsr moved TO amend the amend
meut of red by Nj. watkins, by adding ioit the
following:
with tn, further instruction, that here be
70 increase ineitbcr cfthe Capiial- Of the branch
es now al Norfolk-fhat neither OF these branch
* he removed IAefefrom."
cradle length, detailing the claims Of Norfolk
10 a liberal share 81 the uew Banking CAPITAL
Mr.. Crutrhield moved The previous question,
winch was agreed TO aud Mr.. Segal's motion to
amend was rejected.
lir Talkin's amendment WAS then adoT ieu
and the question arising on The resolution - Il
,nrnsied The aye, and nors We're derctc mo-
ton OF Mr.. Fi.herand the vote wa IN the aihfm
aiivr. rs f,lows.- ayes 65 noes a.
The Speaker th"n appointed the iollwlng gen.
lenen a 81 Il cnmm.fee on The 'ul jet:
" SIS. w, Elblne, Randolph, Harrison,
Uurlanah Boyia ua stanar'.
III Rives mrscelel a memorial OF pubic
meeting OF the citizens Of Adbemare "a the
ubiecl Of lecala. a Bank At rharlotIesvlI'e;
N. Hopkirs prc.enie5 the Petition Of -Haly
Howard and Tiers for the sale ola trar; Of Land
n Powhalan belonging 10 Joseph Howard, q
nratc.
On motion Of ur uson OLD.
TIE II use adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20
LATEST FROH TEXAS.


he schooner LOUISIANA iouf ddi ; ron s s,"
agoIaa Dds, arrived last eYeh'u9' p.'nsins ~
tam PERKINS passenger. lie reports, 'Hd'' Jus'
a. 'Hey were about u Sali' the following '1s'''o
rdndam was gwen TO hun:
u n, Johnson, conmandins me leSan a. ar
ny, had ftee'.ed cohnuni aooh iIo.a oo', Sc ao
gum stating th4tt "s Town OF neAdr Was 70 "
.uFpr'ed ana taken on me night OF me io'n Gu
fudFy, ny SIX or el3h' hnhutea 4neAican I'd,
VARY tAat some Of me prihe'pai men u Deaa'
were 10 Genuine WIN 'he enemy 'hat Col DC
gum nlo mace prisoners Oh se'etal o, 'htse PEI
anu n"a 'ahen up us me Vi 'ha' en .o'
heaa quarters "here he was expected 10 affise
On me I'm UT Gen 1onhSoh,s camp IS al the
l. baca. Il report was circulated thai lhe ieS,
lcan army wa crossing the h'o G,andf. oeVefa'
prisoners had been taken as SPIES
we put no iai'h ~ me above report II Is
pfoo1oie lhat several -heHieahs nad crossed me
no Grande ior the purpose Of stealing cattle
and horses, and that Col. Segnn's SPIES. bought
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20
From NE Phitdeiphja Jpited States Gazette
LIBERIA.

We ere Indebted 10 the editor OF The Liberia
lie aid tgr his paper to the 18th October. The
Coionist, IN Nonrora wera celebrating the
anniversary OF ,undry charitable Societies, wth
PROFESSIONS, addresses, prayer and singing. III
J. B. ltusswurm,a man Of good, sound classical
education, is appointed agent for the new c oo-
ny OF Nary Land.
The site fol the nrw colony Of Mississippi
has been purchased. Rni The Herald complains
that captain Hanson, OF the brig Ruth, of Phil.
Il efhia, charged 30 dollars day, besides board,
or taking the Coulmiss oners from Moaroyia to
Mississippi.
a public meeting was held IN Mourovia on
the goth September. !. &. Barbour E,q in The
char III which resolves Of grateful thanks 10 the
friends Ct Colonization were adopted many OF
the most active and liberal OF whom were men,
TONED bY name.
The election had closed, and Proclamation
>>upi, announcing The names Of toe successful
candidates We notice thai the prot lamation
closes with the flourish, God save The Com
m"nayeaith.o |, tbr Colony a Commonwealth
4 prate under Srani,h colors, had appeared
of the coast bJt mad vet done no injury.
Tie atiur, 81 the Colony seem 10 be in a
pro,Peroqs condition. The principal Officers.
With a Wv olheping the treasury, have reln-
Iqei I'd iaeir ~alHV.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20
UNION OF THE CIOCKTAW AND
CHICKASAW INDIANS

Extract OF a letter 10 the Editor of the Arkan.
saN Gazette, from a gentleman IA the Choctav
nation, dated 10Th January;
Capt, Armstrong has succeeded IN hayino
an agreement entered into between the Chcka-
Jaw delegation aud the Chocktaws, whereby the
former nation is allowed home in the country
OF their old allies and neshbors, for which they
The Chlckasaws are to form one district OF
the Choctaw nation, to enjoy equal rights with
the ShocIaws They Will occupy the county
noruef'hs on tue Canadan-a fine stock-raising
country rich land and good water So Won
may cNpec. another emigration next snr;nq
The 'h'cE2s9ws viii remcyc ihemeclyct, and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESI-
DENT


By and wit he ddrice a5ll consent cfthe Sc
maze.
John catron Of Tennessee, and VIM. Smith OF
Ala, 10 b. Associate Justices Of the Supreme
Count Of the L. States
Po@hataa Eli, OF Mississippi to be Euyoy
Extraordinary and Minister Pienipoe ntias {
the United Mexican State, 10 be sent wheneyel
circumstances will PERM; renewal of DIP. ma
tic intercourse honoraby with that Power.
Charles Ellis, TO be Secretary OF the Licgt
ton Of tae United States l. The United Mexc an
State.
Charles 4. Ingers oil Of Connecticut, 10 be Sc
erctaiy Of the Legation o the United State, te
the Court Of Ills Majesty the King Of Prussia
James {. Gl!Ilher Of Philadelphia, 10 be Con
sci for the port Of Ponce, in the Island Of Porto
Rico.
Elias Kane to be Navy Asen; a, Washing
ter.
Michael W Ash 10 be Navy Agent a, Phiia-
dolphia, in place oil Henry Toland, who deciin-
cd re-appoiatmpaI.
John p. Henry 10 be Navy Asen, at Savannah,
Georgia.
James L. Elwar1, to he Commissioner Of Pen
>ions.
Daniel b. Turner 10 be Deputy Postmaster At
Huntsville, Alabama.
Edmund For,taIi 10 be Treasurer of;he Branch
MINI al New Osleaas
P,Ier u. Vroom. OF New Jersey, Themes ].
Randolph, oil Virginia, and Puhliu, X. Il. PAY,
u hlssis ippi, ODE commissioners TO adjust
rlaims TO reservations # land under the 18th
arrc!c Of the taeity OF 1890 with the Chortaw
Indians node, the act Of Congress Of the ,hId
u March, 1857.
Monior' stoke, OF North Carolina, to be agent
for the Cherokee Indians
John " .Sandtord, Of Georgia, to be agent for
the Creek Indians.
l. ID 1T ~
On the Upper Missouri.
John X aoedY. oil Tennessee, 10 be crtn.
ni,,,,ion,rnoder The Cherokee treaty in the ilar,
81 Hun Carroll Resigned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20
THE NEW SENATOR

L. II.
H"iil be seen that Wm. II. Roans
oeen elected United States Senator ~ q has
Judge Parker, transferred TO tho c. pace If
peaIs' We presume he is as good CO., Of Ap-
The party" could have made gsn ,l''on as
all his personal and social Relations ,''' III, IN
'aouah not splendid intellectual, o,aa VI good
and no otiice-seeker. As luck will b,"'"sh's,
second cousin of the Editor of III. r. ~ Neh
though Or. 7. r." soemnly ayers ,ba 4Ipe'
erica no influence TO procure his elec,ion, r "a
IS no doubt true. But it is a sfro,oo -"S
dence, as the paragrarhi.ts say thai H. .O,"'
NY should always be Accidentally n-or;1., IAN
Judge Parker half brother of MIR. r IL,
rage, Is taken from the General Cour,,on', "'''
sent 10 the Senaie.-He is hardly war, ;aI
seat before vacancy occurs IN ,bs O.. 'e
Appeals aud 10 Senator Parker !. 100 u
ser'ed tnto Judge, although older and h., wv,
Jurlsts than himself were in the field Adv
10 supply THIS new vacancy, another draft !.
made on the family" by the selection Of A.
Roane. A II this may be accidental I'm, e :,
be, II Is quite as wonderful as it is uncoumo,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

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a,tip-o,1,,a an 't.,1.4s,'f, 49,, ,r,;'',,',.
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Qspp, had ba.r l,;, b an
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,rr.t,rd mailar, am, thinry md l, va
hp omit Ifnitr5 S,,fn57 :, ,L ~ i",e W"
conn lI,riiaI r-,,lo,L, g. r, ~ ~ -
Army of The Irfi,t s,,,,os " ''
discrimination nt fb,ir ,noInn, - ,G n ~ d"
| h.II u..rriar -, 49,, - - ,"' "e'"' 'r
lishcIth, mr. - r,r al li,,', Nc ~ =" ~
,lr,ncHnd Indian sk,II ,r ,',..,,,,.. - S''
vboIr ,;e,,,nale Nai,an l,, ~ 'e
the as,,,ubled rbIat. ina,.,,,f ~, ~ ''I''''
and II Il,, Irn,rl :. -, ~ IN Io"1De'
L,s bapahIy nerl r,.Ir ,L ~ ~"
tra.r apjE, - ,,,' se'-
w9ug uli,I = rar,llr5 80 > 'o"1-
Es, =, r,,,,,, H., rho ,ll;,.,,, t...li
rypr,>S. Gen. Jp.un hal nx,,.,},S 49, , Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

- The Darlington correspondent OF the
NY. Coz .ier, under date OF March 10, says: Il
have just understood that thirty Senators have
signed a recommendation TO the resident IN
favor Of Lie immediate repeal OF the Specie Cir
cRlor, and that Ir. King of Alabama and seye-
ral oiher btstern ST matters have said TO Mr.. Van
Buren, that the whole West will oppose him if
he does not act promptly on tie subject" Wha,
compliment this Is to the wisdom Of Gen.
Jackson and TO the Independence of those who
have 50 long submitted with servile silence to
his mischevous quackesy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20
THE CABINET.

mere seems Ia be suspicion aaoat Tia,
the iresldents Cabinet is not as compacta y
nj, as 1t might bc.-Vhe National lp,eu,s,
Ger significantly asks the editor OF the Enopi,,.
how long the present hdrmoniou, action ofh.
Cabinet is likely 10 last Ia cues ion. wh,c,
con derlny the kaLitual caution Of tn, Iut.u
sencer, we suspect, has more in il than meet,tb.
eye. lsil true, that, .''r For, til ra,herrssen,,a
the offer by the President, Of the mission n
Austria, as u sort OF implied invitation to yac,,e
The Site Department
Sace the foregoing Paragraph was in TYNE
We have seen Il letter from Washington 10 slL,
~ !. Journal OF Commerce, stating tina, the
Austrian mission paS offered 10 Mr.. FORSYTH
who regarded II as an intended ostracism and
as such, resented it," The same writer sax,
that. GA the oh IN, VT. Forsyth actually re,
signed his otice as Secretary oil State, 10 note
addressed uncourtcousiy 10 Mr. Van Buren,,
President OF the L. States,n and addres .ed let
Ter to the PEG lie OF Georgia, explanatory Of his
reasons forth step, and sent Il 10 the Globe for
publication. Iut, ly some means or other. the
! oFeaca was patched up Tor the present, aud the
! resignation aud the letter Were withdrawn The
oetenslhe reason given hy Mr. FORSYTH i, said
20 have been dis that he uudersloodn to be
Mr. \ an Buren's declared policy to have no in
dlvidua IN h, Cabinet ,rAo ospired toll Pre-
S'deneyn-"hereiofe, we suppose, We are to lock
upon The Georgian as a candidate tor that sta
tion There are (says the urlteD probably
other grounds for Mr. For>,lh's dlseouttG,; 10,
II has long been known, that, as a member Of
Gen. .4ca .on's Cabinet. his relations toward,
his cGlledsu e> VIE not q II eAuo-t tuldi.I cha
factel.' Inns Is doubiles> tiUc IN. /, !at.n lo one
OF The Cabinet, at least VI. Kendall WApm Mr
For,y tn, hlsh toned ari>toerat Ainscil, has II
IS asse.Hd, constantly refused to r,coeDlze as
yentenaa and an equal ;'e shal! have an ex-
plosion belote long
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

IL II Is said that Mr. WIN. c. Rives Is 10 be
dIonered by the party" in Richmond, tor
the express purpose of enabling him TO explain or
qualify the speech on Abolition, delivered in The
Senatea few weeks ago, in whish he decar-
ed ihath his opinion, Slavery IS" a moral, social
and political evil and that if he could be would
abolish it in Virginia Immediately" Can he
explain away the meaning oil plain terms !? or
is IT intended that he shall retract n Mons rcr-
rons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

that GA Fr,ash vetss, running c.rg5 4 han
dy ntthe back Of the Lie OF Nsght. There car
he no d5ubi t!s' hasia has ns5t to maxi
what regulations Of this kind SIT pieasesi Bal
there may be perhaps doubt whether the tern.
Tory claimed hy Eus3ia legally belongs 70 her,
though II viii be noticed taai she found, her
claim ca the Treaty Of Adranorle, which was
pegoeiaied aadcr our auspices But all the
questions with can aflse ont Of me seizure,
seem 10 US II be no more likely 10 produce
dispute between the Two Governments than the
seizure OF a FreDch vessel on Cur coasts, shli9-
81 with violating our Customs regulations"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

~ Mr.. Ritchie's account of his Washing
ton trip ployoses universal dcrison. The truth
Is, Mr., II. was never very good at the pathetic,
and as he grows older, he seems 10 sink deeper
and deeper into haibos whenever he attempts IT,
tie founders like duck with a crippled wing,
whenever he essays 10 enter the REGION OF i'm a.
2'natloa and feeling. lie should stick to COM
fllallOn-That i, his forte.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

~ w. L tehle vince, under the exposure
OF his sayings and Loings" at Washington, by
the letter writers. The TACT is, his own nara
tive places him in just as ludicrous light before
the pubic, as those at which he manIes's so
much resentment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

intend to wait uu,il the Arkaosas is VI, when
fhey Will embark upon boats. with their turn
elre aud baggage, and up 10 ne Choetaw coun-
iry. rney val not thereoer .se nuisance ano
aanoyauce 10 the people OF your State.
ApothiohoIa has .manded thai az white
men, including these who are ntermarrled with
his pc opie, be expelled from the Creek country"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20
.-.,os,epor, SAYS tha, the plague

min >Alng-cy.ainon report SAYS that the plague
ias hi, year carried OF 10000 souls IN Con
,.aa..oo1le. Very trw ftauAs have been n
4cled. For the iirsi time IA the felga Of the
Osmanly dynasty, The Saltan.S bah DAY has
been In. werk celebrated IL limitation Of TIE
klaps Of Europe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20
pianos. Guitars and New slu.ic

MIS-. r. e. SMITH invites the attention of ladies
ca teau,iiul Piano Forte, received this day
their priced catalogue as Grand arrion t,rle,Tro,,
&c AT s5f5. On hand several Pianos f,om the same
house, and FROM Nuns, Clarke q. Co.
airs d has s!so rich assortment of Guitars from
the pla'ncat to the most highly commenced and has
jnstroe.ved supply of .Neir Hlsic for both insru
Hen'2 Teachers fg,Aishe1 with c. l1,u>s gra:is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

~ The Philadelphia Democratic Herald,
winch Is in the habit of violently assalllrg MI
lives, announces Thomas Hart Benton as
candidate for the next Presidency. His claims
are thus set forth; l, I" the friend of the Gold
Cufrency,n though he was formerly attached TO
paper money 2, ',he Chief Of Expungers," a
most Infamous eminence. and 3, " the Defend
er OF Gen. Jackson" who has now in his arm
bullet aimed at his heart by this same Benton,
in street fight at Nashville, before either OF
them had aspired to sway the rod OF emnie.-
The Democratic Herald will be rather on-pus-
sed BY Benton's Tammany toast, nominating
MI. Van Buren, for reelection.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

Ey lie ship Oxford Capt. Rathb1ne, we have
received Liverpool papers 10 February 81, and
London 10 the % Feb. inclusive. They contain
the Kings Speech at the opening Of Paament.
The dates hom France are no later than before