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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-08-21

Wen put on. The N. Y. Star thus sneaks
of the new sub-ireasury, alias Treasury Bank,
experiment.;
Here we have l-Royalty ,cithout dis
guise, in its ,corst shape. A control over
Congress-a control over The treaty and
war making power, and control over The
Treasury. Congress not the Government
is 10 ue divorced from all the supervision
over the peoples money, which is 10 be in
trusted to an army OF irresponsible agents
-Placemen and Pensioners appointed by
the President. We give up the Republic
the moment srch q plot is permitted TO have
existence; and this is called Democracy 1!
Plumber is the right name."
And again,-Thes plot thickens. As
September approaches we have the devel-
opement Of the stupeadous project Of plum
der, THAT is the proper word,) which is 10
be proposed TO Congress. Ii is to take the
peoples money from the control of the
people, and blace il in The hands of Blair,
Kendall, Van Buren,, Wright & Co., under
the name Of a Government Bank--to give
them the power and the right OF dsbursing
millions-and make the collectors Of the
Revenue, receivers oil public monies, Post
Masters, SC. &c. agents of the Treasury,
To organize perfect fraud and corruption
unkno,on hitherto to any Government on
earth Van Buren, having destroyed the
Bank OF the United Statts-hnvng brnke
all the State Banks, and nearly bankruped
every merchant, is now in favor of seizing
upon the public revenues and useing them
| for The perpetiation Of his own power and
| the hene(it nj the Hsnniis" Dariy. Aban-
doned and bold as such scheme is, he did
not venture to breach it without the en-
dorsement OF Gen. Jackson. Accordingly
Blair was instructed to procure the RECON-
mendation from the old Lion, whom his
own people OF Tennessee have put inio
| coventry at the Hermitage.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-08-21

E. D. Barber is the Van Buren, candidate for
town representative, Middlebury. We guess
the town won't suffer itself to be shaved this
year.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-08-21

Serious questions. We beg 10 inquire OF
the President, Directors & Co. Of the pei bank
Of Burlington, have you or have you not, cold
yourselves to Biddle and the Baings, & been
Government--as charged by one Andrew
Jack on1 Are you guilty or not guilty.
We also beg 10 put The game serious ques-
tons to the President, Directors 6. Co of the
pet bank Of Windsor. The Legislature viii!
soon be in sc ssion, and it will at once occur 10
you, gentlemen, that, if the charge Of .7ndre,U
Jackson be true, it will become the duty of the
said Legislature 10 act in the case.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-08-21
an d Jack sons candidate,
Wing majority

Davidson county, twhere Jackson resides,
give Wing majority Of 1885, Let the old
gentleman's letters 10 Blair and this verdict Of
his neigbbors--the bane and antidoic--go
hand in hand together.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-08-21

and the balance against the 7 V. B.
States ia s35,299, 1891:
Thus have we corrected the Argus article.
Now 1T us ask, why did not the Argus give
the increase in all The states? Why did it sc.
lectlts period from 1880 TO 1886, when it is no.
torious that by far the largest increase in the
V. B. states was in 1896 alonc7 We can tell
the reason. the increase in all tho Van Buren,
states was, in 1886, about THREE TIMES
as much as in all The Wing states! We
speak by the book'-by Levi Woodbury.
book and we mean, anon, to show this bust.
ness up in its true colors.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-08-21


Popery and politics, again The letters Of
O'Callgnn are not at hand, else we might ia.
vo, our readers with the most Catholic political
vcws-es especially about bank monsters, mon
opoIies, ct cotera-fuminated directly from the
Popish tripod at Burlington. In the absence
of these, however, we are happy 10 have the
testimony of one Of the editors Of the state who
has probably had the especial assistance and
advice Of the reverend father of popery-and
politics-in Vermont The Vermont States
man is assaing the Wing presses and dcfen-
ding the priesthood. Hear him:
at is fact, however, disgraceful as it is,
that theirs is not Wig press in this state,
that has not, for years, been engaged in cru
SADIE against Catholics, and the Catholic reli-
gion"-
But why7 Hear him, again:
"Eyidently from the narrow motive that a
majority Of this sect, ground down in the old
country, as were our ancestors, support here,
the principles Of republican .freedom'--alias, OF
the republican, democratic, Van Buren, party
| Let these extracts be noted LIST. See the
attempt to bind the Catholics still stronger 10
the Van Buren, car, by representing the Wing
presses as their enemies; and ID. See the fact
avowed, as reason for this opposition of the
Whigs-it is that majority OF that sect are
politically with the FAMILIES.
After THIS open avowal of Van Buren, edi-
tor, no one can fail 10 understand the true rea-
son and object of the political letters Of father
OCalligan.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-08-21

iEj1Thc friends and neighbors OF Ex- Pres
ident Jackson have passed their judgment up.
on his political course, thus:
Hermitage precinct gave for John Bell, the
Wing candidate, lo5 votes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-08-21
A PAIR OF SPECS.

Experience conlin. "The history Of the
ues TO realize the ex- world has never recor-
pectations entertanedlded such base troachc-
as TO the capacity ofIry and perlijy as has
STATE BANKS toIbeen committed by the
perform the duties Of Ideposite banks against
fiscal agents for the go the government, ana
vernment, at the tlmeIpurely with ne view o,
of the removal of the gratifying Bddlc and
deposites." $50 "a the Earrings, and by the
number Of the deposite suspension OF specie
banks have, with payment, degrade, en-
commendable zeal to barrass, and rum, II
aid in the improvement they could, their own
Of the currency, impor- country, Tor the seihsh
ted from abroad, atview Of making large
their o,cn erpense, profits" SC. Sea-
large sums Of The pre-" President Jacksons tet'
cous metals Tor coin ter 10 Blair, July 9th,
age and circulation."-1
President Jackson's mes
sage, Dec. 6, 1886.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-08-21
For the Watchman & journal.

Messrs. Editors,-I am a matter of fact sort
of chap, and despise ialsehood, however or
whencesoever it comes nor would answer
assaults, however unfounded and Sian derous
they may be, even with fiction, without giving
the world so to understand Be it known,
then, 10 all whom j, may concern, that the fol-
lowing is mere fiction INTENDED for nobody IN
the world but such as are conscious that they
arc nit
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-08-21

Which glass shall the people look through :
Which is humbug7
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-08-21
S45,045,l49
SIS, 445 s49--55 AS, l49
.aking the incrtuse in the 6 wing

Making the incrtase in the 6 wing
states S42, 553,s5l
To the increase above in the V. B. States,
being 90 ,405, 900, we must add the increase in
Pennsylvania and Louisiana, viz 5,445, l49,
and the total V. B. increase is S77,s53, i49
Deduct increase in Wing states 42,553,sst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25
LATEST FOM TEXAS.

\ paper from Houston, dated the 81 Deceubcf,
has been received at New Orleans. The Columbia
made the run from Neasco the South west Pass
in the shot space Of thirty hours.
The toumbiabrought to Ne" Orleans crowd of
passengers from Texas.
The Houston Telegraph Of the 2nd is clothed in
mourning, for in that paper the idct ~ announced,
that Deaf Smith Is ieaR.
lie died nj Fort Bend on the 800, of November.
His iron frame, SAYS the Telegraph, " sunk under
severe iaigncs and exposures. 10 which he has too
willingly subjected himself hi, sing ular Iudvid-
ual WAS one oi those few men whose names alone
bear viii thcm more respect tlan sounding titles.
Major, Colonel, General, sink into nsienicancc
before the simple ORDINARY name OF Deaf Smith ttat
name is identified will The batle fields Of Texas, his
enlogy is inscparably interviewer with the most
Thrilling annals of that country, and will long Weld
to their Evolutionary narratives apecuar interest"
Thr ItN1n Congress was in Session the End
inst. 1t Was expected To adjourn ia few days
Resolutions had been passed granting letters III
mdrquc and repriSal and every act o this body seems
To roriend further difficulties with Mexico. An act
has been passed to augment the Navy OF the coun-
try, and making an appropriation for that purpose.
The financial affairs OF Texas rather unsettled.
II was hoped Congress would do something to place
the credit OF the new republic Il suic aud sound
basis. An officer OF Government had ganbird a.
way $4,000 of the public funds. The 'rcxan Peo-
pie think of fighting Just now than they do Of
lchcs and The future stability Of theit Government
Many eyes bend toward the walls Of Mexico, and
the prevailing feeling Is dominion aud conquest
The health OF President Iouson is very bad, lie
Is suffering greatly from wound received while
II hting the battles OF his country.
NclC orleans ri canine.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25
WOOL SOx'K.v'E SCR OE,

InNliE FIRST SESSION OF 1888, will com
= mence o. the LIST day of January, and end the
LIST day OF June.
The prices Ior Boarding and Tuition are the same
as those advertised the conimenc OF last year
VIZ Tor Boarding, (mcIudiu. diet lodging, washing,
luel and hshts1 - per month: for Tuition alone,
IN tue English branches, - CO per month in the
Class or Mathematical, SO 90 per month. +.
those who may prefer paying the charges for Board
ing and Tuition at the commence meut OF the ses-
session an abatement o. 50 will be made.
l he subscriber accommodate II Boarder, in
ms own family rather hall OF whom already
engaged. No pupil will be taken ot a shorter pc
rod than the end OF the session. any over sixteen
years OF age, without the satisfactory assurances
OF his good behayiour. The closest attention will
be padto the literary improvements to the comfort
the health aud moral conduct of those entrusted to
the subscribers care. SAMUEL L. MILLER
December 4 wtvics
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25

tons Of the CONSTITUTED sutholiIcs. III, ne mute to
tunaie ~ the aid and counienance lie may receive
from illnso IN authority but he cannot be attended OF
has voyage With hinds more ready Of hearts n'ofs
wiling Than had the honor 10 command.
You ~, dear sir, who have been sofniiy acqna'nt-
cd with all nv views reference to the expehi,iop
who knew what were my early hopes. and have seen
how nv iaodes, aneipations have been disappoini-
ed will appreciate my motives IN writing tb's leuef,
aud will take such Carl lis contents 10 iie
officers OF my late command. as shall be fis't ana
proper: accepting for Yourself the ASSURANCES Of ~,
lasting rsfee,n md EXPRESSING them ia my SIMPLE
farewell" IN, so.yest wishes for their happiness,
prosperity. and lHtnre fame
Yer, tfuly and faithfully yours,
THDS. AP CATESB1 JONES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25

RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS.
The feycri>h arxiets manifested IN certain quar-
ter. for the resumption of specie payments by the
Banks has doubtless ni>lcd liosc Mt accustomed 10
examine and weigh he subject IN relation 10 the
effect Of thai measure, should II be adopted before
the country Is prepared Tor it, 1t may be rne that
the Bauks under moral obligation to commence
the redemption of Their notes rs soon aS hcircnndl-
ton will justify the attempt bnl there are corsllc-
r1iions Of cNpediency deeply affecting the country,
aud paramount 10 their moral abb satiohs, which
should not be entirely forgotten, bur which, nn The
other hand, should be maturely aud dclibeatel,
weieiedbclore ,llis nrasure Is dcniircs determine
cal upon Most ncn seem to take it for granted thai
the resumption Of specie Pa,mrnts viii be attended
by return of the golden days of prosperity" -
If their suspension bal caused all the caImiiics
which hive bcllllen tie corntry. They orsct that
this suspension was not lI,c caHsr, but the conse-
quenec of these enbanasunrn's-and HAT It's mme-
date effects wert drcl'ledi> beneficial ia wcahcnn
the force OF tic pressure upon The mefcanfe
community. aud pHf;ing stop 10 those fail
ures which NJ one TING threatened to convert Il,
into a nation Of baaArnrts. What, ihrn, "ill be the
effect Of y resunpfinrf bct'rr the debtors To the
B,nks are in coutIition tnrr flcir eualatn,erts
will those insijtni"l> Ii lhe Banks resume
specie payments. the1 must mol unl, ccasc then DIS
counts, but they p,nrerd rpIly IN cnaa Their
outstanding debts. |, hr COUNTY, now prepared !or
,hat state ot thn@, Can j: be rr~oacd To wirhnut
producing another prr-sulr. reducing tic price ni
produce, and mulnpl,in, Tia. enbnr,>Smrnt~ ul
the people We t'ar not. sub at least, is the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25

LfNchiN6 ~ hENrucKY-On Tuesday evening,
the 2eth ull. IL having been reported a, the town OF
" amen, kentucky, that an individual who lives a.
o'nta mile from town, had whipped his wife most I'M
mecully and that she was not expected TO live il
created considerable excitement among the citizens
ana some time after dark. number of persons went
and brought the individual to town. sham trial was
held overh HIM, Judge Lynch presiding aud the prs.
oner was sentenced To be stripped tied post and
to receive one hundred Iashes with raw hide-which
sentence was immediately put in execution
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25

u On the 18TH ins IN the House of Rcrrcsem-
tativcs, Mr.. Briggs OF Mass Who had been appointed
to supply the Vacancy the committee Of Wavs and
Means occasIoned by the resignation of Mr. fetch
er, observed that The peculiar crcum tances which
had led 10 the resignation of his colleague seemed to
render improper that he should occupy the vacant
place and such, he added, was the opinion of all
OF ms colleagues he respectfully. therefore, de-
c''hcd the appointment, and asked tie House to en-
cnse him; which was DONE and Mr. Everett of VI.
appointed IN his place. But Mr.. Everett also deci-
ned and has been excused from servpn on tho .o,,-
mittee: declaring that he could NOT. cops;s,en,lv
with the high regard and frienlship exisin, brtween
hihseli and Mr. Fletcher reconcile it with his sense
VI i'oPp'N l" accept th- s'pp1ntmcnt. The Speak
~ Was d'fec'ed d-aia 10 l,ll TIA, vacancy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25
NV OnIEANs. Nov. 80

Upwards Of two hnndrcd md fifty passengers ar
rived Yesterday from New ork, in the ships Silva
nus Jeukln, and Arkansas, aud thousands more are
ca lheiI way. What are all these people to do the
coming wIUcf Starvc, we hope not but many OF
them viii 6Ld the greatest difficulty in procuring the
means of subsistence. The HIsc Inducements held out
AT the Moth have brought many industrious and de
serving peopcto New Orleans, who will rue the dav
they ever set ihe'rI'ees South Picayane
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25

Nrw AoRk, Dee. l6.
CAPTAIN Snu nEfcK has arrived to take command OF
tir { Sp6rer- IN place OF Conmodore Jones' resign
ed IA consequence 81 Lieut.. - being released
FROM arrest by order OF the Secretary. II seems that
Lieut.. offered postum in the scientific
corps winch he respectfully declined. prcferfing To
retain his communicative commodore having deci-
lcd that ma officer should hold civil appointment.
The Departments not considering The situation oil
MneralDrist, lor which he emIneHiy qualified,
incompatible nh Ira other duucs renewed The offer,
whlch va, then accepted. For This offence he was
arrested by Commndofe Jones, and promptly releas-
ed by The See,etary winch. 1t - said, Induced the
commodore 10 ha down ms 1ag.
Na,alinen sustain the course adopted BY The See
rctaty. and even his political enemies sanction the
rropiieiy olhis decision.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25
LOWER CANADA. "

CTrespo"dcnce Of The " Y. Commercial Advertiser.
MONTREAL, SATURDAY. DEC o.
l'he only additional intelligence to what appears
IN this mornings Herald that have heard subioin.
The Narennes arrived this morning with SIX prison
ers "n hoard. Amene the humber are Pierre Amiot
VI. r. 7. for Nercheres, aud DIR. Alphonse Gavin
"f Montreal, tor the apprehension Of whom .clOo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25

An tran HorSc.-A mechanic uamed David Ritter,
OF New Haven, has invented iron horse, that is
propelled by springs b, the turning OF a crank which
Inc t'dcr does with the greatest the horse is
lac s'hlle oi live one, aud will 90 the OF
twenty miles an hour lie thinks there will be no
use Tor railroads, as il will be much cheaper as the
morse VIII MOI eat one bushe OF oats in fifty yeats
only hille oilins three -four times a year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25
Spring Wheat, &c.

TIE SUBSCRIBER is receiving and Offers f,,
i sale, :
% bushels Spring Wheat, selected with par.
i,enlar care genuine article,
Is do Trrofhy Seed,
Is do Orchard Grass,
lno do Herds Grass
barrels Nc. Tar.
1000 lbs. Goshen Cheese.
GT0. RAGEY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25
TU.v.Iy'G xEXV'OS.

Il ). KAPMA having taken permanent resi-
- dence in this place. offers his service in tuning
Pianos upon reasonable tcrns.-Moathly artenton
VIII be paid to those who wish their Instruments m
perfect order. "
RffEREScrs.-Juhn VI Warwick ESQ. CAN,
lhos. A. liocombc. Capt w. w. Noryell i',p,. :.
Hancock p -
November 30 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25
STOCK OF GOODS
Rooms for Rent

Il'HE ROOM ; over my Store & or ) in uumbe,
Il with Fire places will be rented, aud posses
sion given Immediately. wish to rent them them to
s'entien'eii, Tor OiIces. JNO. J. PURNIS.
Nov. 30 6y II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25

ABOLITION u ANTiTEXAS prTIrIov..
Ahl'os' the entire On, of the I5tI ult va. ,o.,.,
ed in the Senate. in J.bdte growing ont If h..
sentaon OF severed Anti Texas and AhoIiiio, -.
lions, by Dir. Wallet New jrr>es. NJ, c,lho,.
lecfed to their reeeiio'; and, on This question:
mated and eloquent debate arose. in which W..
Clay, Calhoun, Preston, Davis. Prcnri>< S,r,r
buchanan, cuihbert. Riyes. Mics, Str,,g.
Pearcc participated Finally the suhice, val,
upon tie table, 25to 90
IN the course Of the debate, Mr. Preston cav, -,
tree that he should shortly inhoaucc rn,,io, 70
acf Yeras 10 he tpasd States.
\ correspondents OF the Baltn,oro American -.
sketches portion of tlir debate:
Mr. Clay, III Ky. begged thai the motion ,o H..
npoH The table should be Withdrawn: tie mo,,o,
silhdrawn. Nlr. Clay took the floor and said h. W..
ai,aioIIs 10 learn from Senators representa-. th
States, "hat were the causes and what the ex,e,, -
the Anii-Slarery feeling i'll the North N,s ~,
on the increase or upon the decreasrl Wa, M, ,h
increase cGs ii by supposiilon thu pari Of III, no
fitlonet> that tie right Of petition had been i.ynI,
bv the refusal The PR, OF Congress to r,rriv ann,
refer petitions! Would not the perltou, dee r,a., =
they referred TO committee. and "A r,nn,,
calm, dspassionar, tranquil reasoning repnr H.
presented Tor The consideration OF the Atmcrican Pc,
pie! Such was the putpori oil the questions pfe>en,
oi vi. tflN.
Mr,ss. Wall. OF Ncw jersey. rreniiss and S,i,
OF Vermont. Nile. of Counet ticuI and other N,I
rrn Senators. Al trslo idcd aitinlayry To III. oo,
lions al Mr.. Cav. Without rN, crtior tho, 50,
that they bcryrd that reference nf the pei,tio,
would liant agitation, clleck discnss,on. heal the nul
liz wounds. and Ia measure end The gcitIi,o M ,t
reception al petitions.
-" The discussion brJnchcd on,--Nnrhcru an,
SouIlir,u irrng both became enlisted. aud IN, iii,
cnsSou finally seemed tote>i with VI, Clay and NJ.
Calhoun. The Sonlh E ruiina aml krninck, S,na
both addressed the Sen3ie flIfrc or fl,r ,,,r.
1nd " mnch warmth of feeling. Mn, Calhoun
prislnd IN his Denomination a.ainst The rrccptin
reions against all reference. all repori, and nj
,il>cilssInn.
= Nj. Gay rs warmly PERSISTED in favor Of rrcrp.
tlon. reference considerations and report from riln
CommI't'eaganl>t tie prayer Of tr Petitioners. The
Senator lfnm $puth 'arolina said the unesiton of
Uninu and Dsunion huuS npon ihY rcsl. MI Clay
e,rd that II believed ~ such ihag. He i, zen.
vurrd he sail. that the people would listen To rr.-
son. n gum. au 10 dSlE,>~ioatc appeal most
! uimsl. .,nI with universal respect Disuno h,
did no. fear tud he WISHED the Senator from Sawl
Carolina would. Instead Of opposIn. III. rccrpoun
prtiti)nS biu. IN 4 l,in Resolution HAT every n,i-
BIER OF Congress shnuld br called order BY the prc
>llug officer wien lac even made allusiou 10 tl>uiIon
For hm>ejfhe would nin heart and hand in the SUI
porl ot such Jnieas itrr,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25

An attempt is about 10 be made, FOR the first time
Ia open dnect trade bctw cen China aud \. Orleans
The ship ca ton Packet belonging to Boston, is ex
prclcd 1t New Orleans from Canton in the course OF
the present month, laden with cargo OF silks and
other articles designed expressly ior the wants of the
Western country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25

BowIE kNINFs.-ln the Tennessee Senate the bin
Ia suppress the sale and Of Bowie and Arkansas
Knives. Was read third time and passcd-,eas Il,
nays Z. ''Suldhas stilcttos'' were stricken out
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25

An atlny occurred in Ripley, Miss on the 25,h
nt. between Col. 4. VI. Young and Isaac J. Norton
Esq on the public squate,in which the Latter shot
dead and the former badly wounded with a bow e
knife.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25

The undersigned requests the honorable Sreteta-
= sj The luiied States he pleased 20 submit ihe
fos~nf. OF this ard protest 90 the notice al his
excellencs the President Of those States aud he a
walls himself OF the oppof,nnlis to offer him the as
.,,,,ncs, OF i,., r.c,; and Distinguished ecnsdefa-
t,.a. JOSas Maria ORTIZ MoNASTERlo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25

We lcau, by slip Of the New Orleans Bee,
that tie Sugar House OF Judge Porter III Dpelou-
sas took fine few days since and WAS entirely
suned. The loss sustained will, II is believed, be
upwards ofthny thousand dollars,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25

The lion. " m. y. Pickett, Judge OF the Elelnh
District of Alabama, died 1T Montgomery in that
STATE, on the 25rd u.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25
ESES GOODS.

Groceries. Hardware, shoc>, Hats,
EOnnels, .Ac.
These GOpEis we're brought principally nj the
NEW YOBfk AEe'af0.s, req CASE
and will be sold las getting alc tae season) At
avery small poft The assortment m p,, Of
Cloths. GGsssiaeros, MasC! . 1eS:iasgs.
KENTUCKY and ONO JEANS, a large lot.
as low 30 ccnis per yard
LlNSENS, PLAID AND PLAIN. a good arii
tcle. al % cents per yard
"A HEAVY BROWN SHIFTING. at , aad a
half cents per yard.
Us do do al 10 .nts, do,
3-4 10 do heavy. at II Gents do.
CALlCOES. a large lot. Cd To =. I'D per ward
MUSLlNS. CAMBRICS, LACES. RIBBONS.
and all other articles in the Fsncy f.iue.
STOCKINGS AND SOCkS from Cd. pr, up
wards,
WOODEN SOCKS for Servant Boys, at cd pen
pair.
BLANKETS, large Stock, very low
fLANAELS, good assortment of white re
green, yellow. &c.