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Establishing deliberate design on the part Of the
iase and present Executive of the United States,
10 break down the whole banking system Of the
uniled States, commencing with the Bank OF The
nnlied States and terminating with the Stale
Banks, and to create on their ruins Government
Treasury Bank, under the exclusive control of
lhe EXECUTIVES and in reply 10 the speech Of the
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ing thai Treasury Bank. Delivered in the Senate
OF the United States, February 10, 1888.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-14

Fire in NantSeket,-on Saturday last, about o.
clock in the morning. fire broke out in the steam
rope walks of Joseph James. on the South Beach,
Nantucket and before it could be subdued, it destroy
ed ten dwelling houses several oil and candle facto-
ries, sheds, ou,-budings, &c. Nearly 100000 gal
Ions Of oil were burnt Loss estimated at upwards Of
$3.50 Oo0-only about $1,000 insured
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10
ME\[CO AND FRANCE.

A slip from the office of the Pensacola Gazette
mentions the arrival there, the 25th April, OF the
L. S. schooner Grampus, Lieut.. Com Sanders.
from Vera Cruz bringing intelligence that the
French squadron is bockadlng the Mexican
coast. TWAS supposed that the castle Of San Juan
de Uoa would be Immediately invested, and that
of time. The Mexicans were wiling to pay the m
demnity demanded BY the French, but the latter
quircd some apology which the Mexican govern
ment refused to make. One individual had offered
10000 horses and the church had agreed to supply
million of dollars TO carry on the war.
The French squadron consists of one irlgae and
five briggs Of war. to which additions are expected.
The French ships of nj Martinique and
Havana, had been ordered to repair immediately to
Vera Cruz.
The Mexican government is confident oil It's
strength and ability to meet the present emergency,
but apprehensous were entertained that If the French
squadron should lombard the City OF Vera Cruz,
the tedera} party would take part with the enemy,
and the City would be sacked, All the women aud
children were removing to Jalapa, town a few miles
from Vera Cruz The Mexcans and inhabitants
were removing all their valuables.
While the GRAMPus was Vera Cruz, inelll-
gcnCc was received from the seat OF government that
the Mexican Congress had before them proposition
to expcl all Frenchmen from the Republic.
The French brig Of war Eclipse also arrived al
Pensacola on the 25th. and exchanged saultes with
our squadron. The EcLIrsE sailed from Vera Cruz
the day before The GRAMPUs. She said to be the
bearer Of dispatches to the French minister at
Washington and has put INTO Pensacola 10 give
into NATION Of rhe blockade.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10
FROM TIE AS.
New ORLEANS

New ORLEANS, April %.
By the steam packet Columbia. Captain Wright,
thirty. seven hours from Galveston we have copies
of the Houston Telegraph to the 2lst inst extracts
from which will be found III our columns.
Congress met on the 9th INST and was opened with
an address by the Vice President, NJ. b. Lamar
President Houston prevented. by severe in
disposition, from r,akng his communication in per
The most important item which we can CLEAN from
the proceedings is resolution in the Senate on the
l7th, proposing to withdraw, unconduonally the
petition for annexation to the United States.
The petition laid upon The table; but private
letters received in this city by the Columbia, state
that i, subsequently passed that body.
Wetrus that this rumor is unfounded. We are 10th
to believe that the Texan Government or any branch
of it, would act with much prcclpltancy IN mat
ter so important in its Observation-Disclosures either for
veal wo, all the future history Of that Republic
BuieHn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10
To Delinquent Stock Holders,
IN THE
and LyMChbNrs TUrn-
pike (OyNDUllu.

IINllE following delinquent Stock in the said
i Company will be sold, before the door Of the
franklin Hotel, in the town OF Lynchburg. on Mon
day the 4th day June next, # not paid previous To
that time, TO satisfy the respective inslalmeuts due
the same, with interest, cost of advertising, &c,
VIZ
Rich. H. Crallc, shares, Sd, 4th, 5th and 9th in
stalment, OF $40 per share
James II. Echols, . shares, lst and 81 nstament,
IS per share.
do Sd, 4th, 9th and 9th IN
stalment $40 per share.
Ans. l.. Hidden, share, 4th 9TH and 9th install
ment $40 per share.
\. X. North, shares 18th, 9th and 9th install
ment $40 per share
Jas ST. CLAIR, share, lst and ID ,ns,almon,,
So per share.
do Sd, ith, 9Th aud 9th install
ment, $40 per share.
Wm. Snead, iih, 5th and 9th instalment
$40 per share.
by order Of Board,
F. 5. MILLER, Trus,
May 3 tai if.
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! by puke Opiuiou: tribunal TO whose behesis, on
the subject that has given 10 tins proceeding not
ONLY the humble individual Who now addresses YOU,
but the greatest AID best that have adorned the
annals OF British and American history in the pre-
sent age. have been compelled 10 bow IN humble sub
mission.
Whenever u shall be the pleasure Of this House
TO arraign me, shall CLAIM NV legal and oonstItu
iional right Of being tried by peers, the members
of this HOUSE. here in this Hall III oren day. and in
view Of the assembled public shall also clam to
confront all the witnesses called TO testify against me,
aud require them To TESTIFY before the mem
bcrs Of this House WHO my judges. and who
should only hear the testimony, but witness the
manner aud spirit IN which is delivered.
should do injustice 10 myself were ! to conclude
without saving that | not conscious, at the
time, that had Invaded the privileges OF the Io isc
| thought was especially careful 10 preserve Them.
find, however thai being connected with a duel e.
her principal or second, when amen ,cr is u prin-
cipa technically involves all alike IN a breach of
privilege. SIR, was involved IN lt commencement
Of this unfortunate ALTAR ipaoceutly. ! never con
ceivcd II possible tia. sch consequences would
have deyolred on me, when | consented To be-
come the bearer ot that Inflated note, otherwise
should never n7se taken on myself The task.
not and never have been the advocate of the anti
social AMI unchrislian practice OF dueliing. have
no. up TO this day tired dueIl,ng pistol. Nor I'M
til the day when went TO the field. never took
any weapon III my hand IN view OF duel. Public
opnon Is practically the paramount law Of the land
every other law, both human aud divine, ceases TO
be observed yea, mhers and pcrlshes, in contact
with IT, Il was tins paramount law Of this nation and
OF this House that forced me, under the penalty
OF dIshonor, To subject myscfto the code which nm
PEELED me willingly into this uaglcal affair. Upon
the heads OF this nation, and al The door OF TN.
| Iouse rests the blood with which my unfortunate
hands have been stained.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

~ 1t proper say that Dr. Otey not candidate,
and avowed his determination not 10 serve If elected
MONROE.-Staie of the polls james A. Dunlap (Whig)
1888, Aug. Chapman Van, late membcr,) 81.
ALLEGHANY.-Wm G. Holloway VAN SO, Joseph
Damron (Whig 81. In the last Legislature Mr. Holloway
u Sub Treasury but learn that, when he got
home he changed his with much facility snake
sheds his skim and like good Democrat turned Conser-
patire obedience the popular will We hear that he
denied that he favor of the Treasury last winter
but for it, believing that his constituents desired him
do SOL How good guess he made be inferred from
the fact that the for the State Senate Stood for John T.
Anderson tConseyave) %, for TIL. ~ Burwcl tSub) -
GoocIiLAND.-Joscph s. Watkins VAN reelected,
without opposition.
FREDERICKSBURG of the polls Joseph Shenard
CONSERVATIVE 5i Richard w Barton (Whgl 468, Baker
Sub 49, Grove tSub.) 223
CLARKE & WARREN.-Col. Robert Carson YAM
beats DIR, Lncy tWhg1 1872 votes.
CHARLOTrE.fhc following is the state of the polls in
tl,i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10
New YORK, May /


Juion Course Long Isidnd-The over the
Union Course commenced Yesterday.
The great produce stakes Of forty four subscribers,
$1,000 each mile heats, made four years ago.
the chief attraction. OF the forty -four nominations
then made all but five void by death, or by the
MAJ es having had foals, paid forfeit. The fol-
lowing are the five colts which started and who
ont marked opposite TO their names:
Mr.. John c. Stevens Forlham, produce of
James, by Eclipse,
Mr.. w. Llvugson's Job, produce of Jem-
ma, by Eclipse, %
Mr.. Robert l.. Stevens produce of Celeste,
by Eclipse, j
Col. Wynn's John Linton, produce Of Fir
tilla, by Lnzborough. 4
Mr.. Bolts Patience, produce of Mischief, by Go
hanna, dist.
Second Ddy.-It was raining all day yesterday. and
the track in consequence heavy. The $500
purse. two mile heats, contended for by three
horses. and the following is the result;
VIM r. Johnson's b c Suffolk by Andrew
out of Ostrich, years old !
Jno. G.. Stevens ch h DoSoris by Henry out
Of Goah's dam, years old,
r. f Stockton's imported horse Lapgiord by
Starch, ont Of Peri, years old, 2 3 dis.
Tlms-3 55. Sc ) 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

Ia "e ""'t' h''a nAlaft3 Vi /. al m. r..
and gu JOINT ballot light delegate, f,, ~ How,
counties, are yet 10 be heard FROM Giles A NJ, 'ihs
gan Pendetsn Preston Randolph Braston 4 .'' 10
"csmoreland OF which the Wings will probably %, and
may got 4-and the administration will probabl, co. aid
may only get D. II seems probable therefore H., wi
will be Wing majority joint ballot 'a'f'
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LY.V'CE1HTRG ACADEMY.

1--WE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
Il selves together for the purpose OF conducting
the above mentioned institution which will be opened
on the 5th March next for the Instruction of
Youth, respectfully solicit share OF public pat
ronagc.
The Academy, known as the Old Baptist
Church., is large and commodious, conveniently
and pleasantly situated on the Western termination
OF Sd street, aud secluded from the NOISE and hustle
OF the town.
That course OF instruction will be pursued, which
will qualify the pupils for admission into College or
the University.
The prices OF tuition, for the session of five
months, will be, for
Or,hography Reading, Writing and Arh-
meue $3.50
English Grammar Geography with the
use of Maps and Globes. Ancient and
Modern History, Natural and Moral PHI.
losophy, Rhetoric, Logic and Mental PHI
losophy SIS, 90
MahematIcs, the Latin and Gteek languages, 1000
Domestic and Foreign Bookkeeping, an
extra charge of 5000
Boatl and lodging will be furnished the pupils
who may dcsile II, for $40 per month.
no. Il. SHELTON
WI JAMES SHELTON.
~ Refer to Mr. Joseph p Godfrey and Rev.
VIM Perkins of the Patrick Henry Academy ;
General billiard OF Henry Doot Dllard of Pittsyl-
vana; NJ. =. BuIks, Capt. Jno. Turpil aud
Rev. n. IL. Cobbs of Bedford Doctors Henry La
than and Ro. s. Payne, VIM, 7, Yancey, Esq'r and
Capt. Pleasant Labby, of Lynchburg James c
Halsall and Thos. Woodson, teachers IL Char
louesvllle; Benz. b. Duke, Doc,. Jno. 5. Winston
aud Ro. Perkins of Louisa.
Feb. 10 ,sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

Althoug the Wings have lost their candidates. the result
quite astonishing though they had elected him. When
Mr. Slaughter took the e d, deemed possible that he
could within 500 Of his opponent-and yet
the majority merely nominal There has been
this District the Presidential Election, eighteen months
ago. the Tor the Van Buren, ticket l4l3 and
for the Wing ticket 873-inujorty 53j
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
AMHERST.-We have never been able until now to pro-
cnre statement Of the polls in this county:
Col Ell A Cnhcl NAhrl A u. DnYies Na
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Mr.. PaHons Congregational District
Contrary the first rumor, Col. Linn Banks Subj has
been supply the vacancy in the district recently
represented by John NJ Patton Conscr nye The follow
ing is nearly an statement Of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

BEDFORD-We hive heretofore announced the rc-clcc
othe old delegates tMessrs Mitchell and Cobbs) but
have been able I'LL procure statement Of the
polls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
INV \ uRs, August l,

Mn. BinnLr's BRASea.--tienfce Gl,smold. Esp
oil this CIV aud Richard Alsup, Es1. OF Philade
,ha have deposited The proper r,hce the requisite
rertisca,e for hank of one husdred Thousand del
lars capital not ,ico hundrel thousand. rs reported
IN some of the papers. the Bank is TO be called
"rhe Bank Of the L. States in New York" Ills
is understood 10 be ONLY legal method Of introdue
ing the proposed Branch Of the Pennss san1 Bank
nj the United States. Tie amount OF capital men
toned in the certificate. Is OF only suited =
accomplish this purpose. aud Is indicauGa {.
the real strength OF the institution.
jaU, Commerce.
The Hon. :. $ rrentiss Understand has de
t)iued the honor Of Public rmner IN this City. hut
will deliver address attic Masonic Hail to
evening. ID.
RrLArIoSs wiTH MfSco.-Wc learn that Mr..
Martinez. the Mexican Minister has been detained
at New Orleans. waiting for foil powers fan Is go
vernment TO negoiiate with ours. concerning SET
element OF all points in dispute bs mediation. The
communication with Mexico has been SO interrupted
by the French blockade. th1 II IS only WITHIN tea
.ays that the necessary Credentials were received
The Ambassador expected forthwith al W asl
ingon. aud 1t said thai appearances favor
able ior amieabe arrangement The hing 81
Prussia il is sad, has been thought OF Is mediator
IN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20

u The Philadelphia National Gazette says,
a." We have fall reason to believe that the President
as commandments of the Navy, will be re
quested by gentlemen belonging it to give his O.
plnlon on the sanderous attacks through hs organ.
and to take such steps OF redress as the dignity Of
the Navy and the honor Of the Nation requires" In
alluson to remark OF the Globe that it had heard
that some OF the officers intended to take mote
violent revenge than can be obtained by ink aud pa
per- the National Gazette remarks :" There is no
fear OF violent revenge being taken by them but
that they Will demand full and absolute reparation
for tn and brutal attack made upon their body,
the editor of the Globe ma, count upon"