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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-01-30

In THE SENATE yesterday the discussion of
the Prescription bill was continued.
In THE HousE, the Mississippi contested
election was the order of the day. Mr.. BRoN-
SON, of New York, closed his argument in fa-
vor of the sitting members, and was succeed
ed by Mr. JENIFER, of Maryland, and Mr.
Robertson, of Va, on the other side. Mr..
LEGARE, Of S. C. has the floor to-day.
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The Madsonian says that Mr.. Van Buren, VIII
probably abandon the Sub. Treasury system. wen,
prob bly, he will not-and caieu,alIoh ~ '.ii,
probably much sooner abandon the Madisonian'--
~ o. !S0RtherHer.
Nons rcyToHS
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The administration paper at the capitol OF
Alabama complains Of the refusal Of the State
Senate to pass resolutions approving the Sub
treasury. "They were Stunned and avoid
Cd" it says, as if their touch had been pol
luton
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Jan. 30

NEW BOOKS FOR OLD oNES.--A copy OF the
IN STATE PAPERS in 81 volumes is wanted by the
subscriber which will be either purchased or exchanged
for. +. TAYLOR, Bookseller, -,
i27 Immediately East Of Gadsbys Hotel
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Mons rcrrons
TuF WOoILEN TRADE.

A STATISTICAL view Of the numbers Of sheep IN
he various towns and counties Of the United States
n one small volume giving also accounts and descnp-
mons OF the various machines and manufactures, their
oneraions &c and every thing Of importance connected
with thai object.
Just received and for sale BY
Jan. 30 r. TAfLoh.
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In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL, LET THzRE
or USIrY---IN KoS-EssESTlALs, LIBERTY, AND IN AL
THINGS cHARIrY.--Asgusta.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF THE SEASON.
The Manager has great pleasure in announcing the
gagement Mt this Theatre, for FIVE NIGHTS only OF
the eminent Tragedian, Mr.. G. JONES, together with
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-01-30

"PupLIus, No. XXII," is unavoidaby deferred till
our next.
Sc veral articles are necessarily postponed.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-01-30
ROBBERY OF the GREAT EASTERN MAI. PROM MOBILE,
ALABAMA.

ALABAMA.
COM of letter from the Postmaster of Mobile, Ala
bama, dated
aMoBrLE, January 81, 1888.
sre: By letter from Mr. Taylor, the contractor,
dated this morning at Stockton, Alabama, we learn
that the mail from this office to Montgomery, was
robbed on the evening of the 10Th instant, and the
driver murdered. The robbery was detected at 10
o'clock a. M on the 20th but no traces of the mails
or robbers have as yet been found The cnt port
manteaux have been returned to this Office the whole
contents having been probably deposited in the neigh
boring swamps. Every exertion will be used BY my
self and the contractor the mail and pur-
sue the robbers.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-01-30

THIS EVENING, Jan. 30,
viii be performed shakspcare's Tragedy of
ROMEO AND JULIET.
ROMEO, : MR.. G. JONES.
JULIET, MRS. @. JONES.
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Doors open at half past six, Performance to commence
at seven precisely.
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s2s,i9a,OO

Circulation. Ell, sse 600
DePosiies, 81. lo,I95,0OO
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After which, the laughable Farce Of
THE DEAD SHOT.
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FIRST Tier and Parquctte One Dollar
Second Tier Fifty Cents
Centre Gallery for respectable persons Of
color Fifty Cents
Side Gallery Tor persons OF color Twenty five Cents
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To conclude with, by particular desire, the
Laughable Burlesque Of
BOMBASTES FURIOSO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-26
NEW \ DIRK, April 10.

The General Banking Act has become Il law
la PER specie instead of Is per being dc
,nandcd in specie as The basis of their circulation
Wall street IN in buzy lubillnt thereupon. We
osp bank al hbitum : A Legislature 50 horror
stricken with the idea Of all bank onol uloes per
iniis ponopoies at will What 4 clubbing tog eth
OF bonds and mortgages and State stocks shall
have! Every 100000 man TO be n .Sererciep
over the ooindee ofthe land Instead of having one
great monster to gultte the currency, We are
all being turned into monsters to regulate II
selves
Some OF the suspended paper of the large Houses
which got extension last spring aud summer be-
came due yesterday. No payment was made
Southwestern Banks bui the rate oil exchange is
too ruinou. TO make the transfer.
The Globe prerends 10 be pleased with the Wing
Victory in New lorn The Wings have thrown 4
greater than 1t is the first time they ever
Tried a Charter Election 81 their strength. All
the gain they have IN The wards over the Locoocos
olast spring whom the 81 ecidi McsSdg OF The special
session seduced into Tammany. The Globe reminds
me OF old Tunes. when we poor Wings often
laughed out Of The wrong side of mouths say IN
1884.
Nexi November the Wigs intend 10 put IL stop Gu
the Locomotive Loeniocos from New jersey, Long
Island, and all along shore. SgaduHg IN New y otk
the election days may then Iced To a residence ~
Sing Sing. The Wing majority IN the city a
fair vote IS 1000. We know that, do our best to
proven, il, the Locos will cheat 5000, aud we can
afford 10 be cheated all that. Cor. Nal. Int,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-26
Ei.EsTgEEE' eaEsDdEgSEE5,S,
CONSISTING Pace or

Best 81. Co.'s ?. L. New Oaeaas and refined sa-
Ear,
Exuo aelA,e loalls aal .a.o,l .oa. sugar, part
not iatel.oi 10 ais 40 America,
Gun Powder, IL n rlaj, 1oUag yson and Black Tea;
very superior,
Old Madeira, ). Medelra, NJ, Medera, Pale Sherry,
Red Sherry, London y renerlli Old Port. ia bot
ties and on draft, San Lucar, Malaga, Santcrn,
Claret, Muscat and Champaign WIVES, pant
Of which very iuc.
l-UH, G.ard Dap} aad koehcte, byudou, and ! p
pie ksgssXz2Egt&, old Jamaica. West India,
New Orleans aud New England Rum, Holland,
SNoan aud Ilout t'iass Gin, Rye TIN, few bar
lels Old Barley WHISKY.
E9.E'D o. = ,2Es 4 ga, in qt and pit bottles,
Champaign Cider Vine Vinegar, very supe-
New orleans West India aud Sugar House Molas-
ses, superior 10 any ever ,uLls market.
Patent Sperm, New Bedford and Common Sperm
Candies, HUI < Son,
do rcfncd Ttl,ow Candles.
est Principe, Iavanna and other Cigars,
Preserved Ginger, Cinon, West India Sweet Meats,
Best Bunch 9asns, in whole. halt and quarter box
cs, Suliaua Ra,lns, Figs, Prunes, Madeira Nuts,
Almonds, FlIberts, Lemon Syrup Nutmegs,
Mace, Cloves, White Ginger, Ground and Race
Ginger, Long and Black and Ryan Pepper, Pr
mcntu, Cassia, &c. Nc.
good assortment of China, Glass, Earhcrn aad
fine Roof Stone Narc,
\ large lot OF Writing, Letter and Cap Paper, part
ruled,
Blank Books, Legers, Journals and Day Books, Nc
mo and Copy Books,
Wooden Ware, Celcr Cans, Brass aud Iron Bound
Tubs, Palcs, Coolers, Sugar Boxes, Net Mea-
surrs, &e. Ne.
Dopont's Best Canister Ride and Gan Powder,
Mac&eral, Mol >, aad 3,
Together with many other actiees in our line
which will be seld low. Weinyite friends and the
nab ytll
all times furnish articles IN uar liue ol the best
quality that the northern markets contain.
4 . Ee Ee < . E'.--For the balance Of tie
year the $tJrc Esooias ana Cellar lately occupied
by us.
Apni Is GN il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-26

o. NEW YORK seems as little disposed to
felinquish the benefits Of Internal Improvements as
Pennsylvania, though, if either oftem kas sustain
Cd injury by the system, it must be her, according
to the reasoning Of Mr. Edmunds OF Halifax an"
his disciples, since she has pushed the policy TO tue
EXTREMIST limit of her resources, both OF capital ana
credit. Aud yet what do see Her Leg's'''
turc has just passed law approprlatlng toW mlaonS
Of dolldrS to the enlargement of her great Etc "a
nal What simpletons they must be, thus to pc
severe in a system which any mere tyro can demon
strate, Ito hs satisfactorily TO be most tataY
rainoUS to the peoIe-taxng them first to pay the
cost of constru Enthusiastically, in the way OF tolls
and thirdly, in destroying the value of the pro.
ducts Of those to market, by bringing the ~
dustry Of remoter sections in competition with them
1t is strange thar this profound reasoning OF our
modern Soomons should be disrcgarded, merely
because Experience las demonstrated its haelo's
absurdny. Isn't it
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-26
nsNcGIEu.G. APPEL -, ISIS.
AEoTnER WHO VICTORY.

RHODE l&EASD.-The u \. Journal II
Commerce says" We have returns from all the
towns in the State except four William Spagoe
(Whs) Is elected Governor over John 3. Francis,
o.. the present incumbent: III the Wig can
dldales torthe Senate are elected and of - mem
hers, composing the House Of Representatives, a
bout two thirds are Wings. The great popularity
Of ~ Francis, who vas elected year ago almost
without opposition, has had the effect to reduce the
Wing majority below what II was G02l) at the Con
grcssionaI election last September, but nevertheless
II IS sufficient Tor all practical purposes amounting
To between and 800. The number of votes poIIed
Is somewhat less than it was in september"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-26
INV YoRk, April 20.

SProiE Br WHoLEsALE.-The packet ship Gadi-
ator from London, has board 81 go 600 specie IN
three parcels. Whether she has other sums, we do
not yet know.
Halt a million of dollars in Sovereigns were de-
posted this morning IN The Manhattan Bank at their
legal value. Jour. Com.
Ne~ Orleans, Apra .-Specie.-Upwaids of
S300.000 IN specie has been received in this cit, by
arrivals from Havana aud Mexico, within two DAYS
past. We should like to see a ltlle of it in cacua.
lion. " q. Heraid.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-26
MN OHIrANs, AufiI q.


DestrBctfc fye-Abou 10 o'cloc. last night a
lrc blokt out III the Lcycc Steam Cotton Press, in
The lower end OF the city. The night wing of the
house aud the whole block Of cotton warehouses IN
us rear 100 feet long, with from 70oOto 5000 bales
of cotton and steam press, were destroyed. The
loss IS between $500 900 aud $1,000 o, the greater
part of which is insured.
The fle WAS no doubt communicated by an incen-
diary, an attempt having been made to burn the
same establishment shon Time since, aud there
must have been some iemssness on the PAT ulthe
police belonging 10 the ptras. to allow the perpelta-
II 10 complete lls worn at SO eary an hour Of the
evening. Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-26

/. 5. AarY.--lt appears from the Navy Register
just published, that the number OF national vessels
OF the L. States is IS, besides the steam trgate
ON, which, for some reason or othcr is rot in
cludcd in the list She is however powerful vessel
and we wish We bad more bike her. OF the - inclu-
ded in the list one (thc pennsy vana) is rated At
l2n guns seven At So tSur nj ~ one NJ 81, fourteen
at Is, Two n - eleven at&0 three at Is, six at 10
The remaining SEVEN are under 10 guns. There are
50 captains IN the Navy. AZ masters oommandant,
276 heuteGauts 10 surgeons, Il passed nssstaa sur
gems - pursels, 9 chapalns Isl passed m'dship-
amen. OF midshPmen, 81 SAILING masters, IS boat
SIS aus, - carpenters, and II salaokcrs. The Ma
Iine Corps comprises | colonel ] Lieut. colonel, !
mai''s - captains, 10 Get Iieutcnaal~ and re see
oud de.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-26

The Whiss can do is IL thess flcts before the
people her ealn consideration aad aispassienate
and u4freIul.eeI action. The day will come when
they will awake from the leus,on Inch has so long
held them, speil-bound, as if by some magic charm.
lnthe nervous language Of the great kenuckian.
. Truth IS onnip9renr. and Pnbe Justice CERTAIN
.sfsur I'll, zpeaefog ia;eT, G9l IT'S way 10 tho
minds Of the People. and they will not be slow 10
ialiat thci ter upon those WHO have deceived aud
betrayed them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-26

L. S. Bank.--Mr. Grundy's bill Of Pains a'a
Penalties against the Pennsy lyania Bank tho u
States for re-issuing the notes of the old l. .
Bank,-making It a penitcntiary as well as aHl''''
onence,-came up few days ago, and Dire" non"
that gentleman speech about matters ana '"'n-'
in general, and Mr.. Bidde's late letter in pafucoi'
On the l7th, it again came up-and no one u'o''
lag Mr. Grundy's speech worthy Of reply DC ln''
mated willingness TO lay it oyer--whereupoh W.
Clay rose and demanded that the question DC ''N''
by ayes and noes. dcsirous, he said, to SEE "''s
would assert for Congress the cXtraofdmary Po"u
claimed by that bill. Mr.. King of Ala. ana ~,
Strange OF y. G.. then successfully rose, anu "'"NN
for deiay-bolh declaring that they could ho'
for a bill assuming such power. Mr. smith Oh W.
defended the bill, and his colleague, Mr. Mics "''"
el tor time 10 consider
On the lsth the bin again taken up :"
after discussion, principally between the men
Of the administration, it again laid on tue '"'''
on motion of Mr. Riyes.
Watcher the present Bank IS justifable IN 'S's''''
the notes Of the old Bank, is question "P''
which, not having the facts in our possesson' We
not prepared to express very positive OPINION
think it improper, however, and regret ih'' w.
have not been cancelled. But to claim tor Cong
power to Iegj,u;o ia relation to State iasata''o''
alnonslIous assumption indeed, and oHe well e''''
lated E, .I,yf .ycry friend Il State - Its. e'.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-26

General Scott is assigned 10 command IN the
South, for the purpose OF experimenting The removal
OF the Cherokee Indians. The following troops
10 be called oat and placed under his command
from Tennessee. l4s0; Georgia, 1850, Alabama,
1850; North Carolina, 40, Regulars, 900. Total
1880 men.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-26

Ihe New. \ olbFAmciicn says expectation IS on
Tip toetor the anlval At that por from Great Britain
of the steam ship SINUS. She To leave Cork en- the
% lust, aud was expected to make the passage 10
fifteen To twenty days. The Common COUNSEL has
appointed committee ITO receive aui welcome thc
adventurous stranger
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-26

Commodore D15s whites to the Collector of
New Orleans, that the Natchcl, Concord, and ona-
no, Sleeps Of WI, have been ordered to cruise of
the coast of TcNas, for the protection OF our com
nefcc IN that quarter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-26
g. REMOVAL. 81
MCKINNEY 81 mNsKsV

I'll AVE REMOVED IL one of Warwick's new
& L Granite Front Buildings, lately occupied by
Booth y Lacy, Opposite lhclrlormer stand,) where
thcy have JustleecWed larry aud well selected as
s0Itmeut OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-26

PROOFS OF LoVE.-While lady Chmlotle
Bury's novel, Love-" was in press the follow
inc was handed ABOUT asanote from the author the
printer
" Dem Slr--how comes II that | have had no
proofs Of Love from yen since Saturday last. have
waited with the utmost lmpaucuce. Yours &c.
CD"
As good story rs that Of the piece of music
" One hind kiss before we put"--ior which lad,
inquired at music store IN Philadelphia. The
music had not been received III Philadelphia. when
the inquiry was made, nor had the clcik heard OF
II. The Iady. too, had made her purchases, and
was refining " hen, suddenly turning round she said
-" oh forgot :. One kind Kiss before we part
No sooner said than done. The hendsome look
ing clerk sprang over the counter, and before the
lady could explain, lie had impaired kiss 10 her
sweet lips, with smack that might have been heard
much farther dian n vas, " Y Con-.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-26
from he .>ali,5grqlN e. Wa,slaan

Did you ever hcaf Of FRANZ RYtS. Of Asic conn.
~ lie is fine specimen Of the mountains He
is upwards of 75 has raised family of some
dozen boys lWhalers J and yet moves with the elias
ticny of boy. He says he f3a,ed the logs ON his
shoulder TO make the cabin in which he first settled
He has placed all his children good land and CIV
them good start besides rcscnlns plenty for
himself We heard him invite Judge BABY to visit
him ON his route 10 Ashe Court BY way of height
ening the uduecmcni, lac told his Honor, that his
house was at the foot of Butter Hall, opposite to
Pancake Mountain, between which elevations runs
Honey River: that just below HIM is Brandy Creek.
made up of Peach aud Apple Forks that all he has
to do when he gets hungry is to gather up an arm
full of Pancakes, run through the River, wallop
them few times against Butter HILL aud walk down
to the junction of the creeks and help himself.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-26

g" In Experiment Fajle}"-undcr this head
which might serve Tor standing caption Ton The va
rlous eNpedteuts ofihe Goyotnmont--the Ohio State
Journal ul NJ ouday mentions that the Express Mail
to the West is 10 bedlscumiuued
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-26
EXECUTION OF LoUNr MATHEWS

We resrei thai the new Governor Of Canada Sir
George Arthur, has deemed it necessary 10 permit
the extreme penalty of the law to be inflicted in
the case of the two unfortunate individuals, who
were first tired a, Toronto for high treason. They
were executed on the l2th. as will be seen by the
following.
From The Toronto Colonisk 1prilo
ExECurIoN--Hhls morning. AT eight O'Clock The
last sentence of the law was put IN execution against
Samuel Lount and Peter Matthews, for high trea-
They walked with finn step to the scaflold.
and after an impressive prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Rich
ardson, they were launched into etclnity An mn
mcnse eoncourse ul people were present, BY whom
the gfc9,est order was observed. The square IN rear
Of the gaol in which the scalold was erected, was
surrounded by the volunteer corps OF provincial
militia, now stationed in Toro~ to.
Cor. Of the Albany Ereniae journal.
BUFFALO JoUNAL OFFICE
Saturday, G p. NJ.
Dem Sjr--lhave, before the mail cIescs, aa opIoy-
tumty to convey 10 YOU the ates; news tIom Horou-
TO. The cars have Just arrived from the Falls, aud
from Jacob Seibold | learn that he saw the execu-
ton OF Lount aud Matthews, al that place. on the
morning OF the 12th instant, al g O'Clock.
Petitions had been sent 20 Gov. Arthur for mercy
even extension, signed by some three thousand
citizens Ell Toronto and its vicinity the Executive
Council has been called together but naueht awaited
TO stay execution. The bodies, notwithslaudlng the
earnest application of lher wives and friends were
delivered up for dissection.
] need not tell YOU that il has created anew strong
excitement.
Seihold states that four--Theer Montgomery.
Anderson and, TO lie executed on the Goth
seven at Hamo ion on the cath.
UPpER CAaADA.-The papers state that sentence
Of death was pronounced M Hamilton, in the Gore
District, upon lofatio Hill, Stephen Smith, Charles
p Wlldraih Ephrain Cook. John Trgtofd, Ma
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-26
NEW YORK CITY BANKS.
Liabilities Of the Banks Of The City Of Nee York
AprI :, 1889,

Liabilities Of the Banks Of the City of Nee York,
Aprl7, 1893.
Due TO Banks ia other states, SASH .633
Due TO Banks in tins state, 2,54l ,397
Due 10 Europe, 492,ol3
Individual deposites, 1l,sG2, 1913
Circulation, 2.3sS. 733
Total liabilities, $40, SOC, 049
Assets and means Of payment besides real estate and
.trtures.
Due from Banks in other states, S3,449, 500
/" IN this state, 555,943
Due from Europe, 1888
Notes Of her city banks on hand, 50o,7G7
- Of banks OF the state cut Of the city, 659,2l5
" Of banks out Of this state, lis, 087
Stocks Of this state, transmitted to Europe
and which will be returned in specie be-
fore 10Th May, l0il,69G
Specie, 4,026,7G9
Loans aud discounts 1925 sos
Total assets, S44.425, 203
o. nearly S2a Of means 10 ST ofdebt,
Debt Of Bank, in each State 10 and iron, Banks Of
fb1s cjf1,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-26

THE WING NATIONAL CONVENTION
We learn by the WASHINGTON erues rauaense utthe
Hnslon Atlas, that the WIZ meulhrts rs terefess
have agreed upon the rIHsr NoSpAY II JtNt. $50.
the timc TO hald the Convention proposed md HE
place is 10 be Harrisburg. (Penn.l
This subject excited great interest. aud ave re
20 very lively discussions. fhe dfs question WIS.
whether lie convention should hn he'd IA the
year 50 o. the set 1s4e. Ii WIS presently -
glced that "a should be tie ,e.t.
Tho question thcn arose. What mouth IA 1929
should be selected. ore party, Including the Ken
tucky members and some others, were N laYor Of
february another party including tie New York
nionbers, and such of he Pennsy wanna attended,
were very strenuous for November, IN order 10 bfua
the convention after The conclusion Of tie autumn
elections. The FIRST Monday i'll uue Wis hyed upon
rs middle term, and WIS finally carried.
1t vs. understood, however. that II any hing
should occur making postponcmeut desirable al
he nrNt session oi Congress, the Wing members
should hive the power toagiec upon such postpone
mcut 1t Is understood lhm Tennessee l,lsrtd no
delegates n the convention. The VIII 81 lI1l sHte
having iheB such grounds ag.i.,t tsr aaatnuao0
fbatHpHafcd YIN Eafce. rs fe nase ID IH1Ijt
proper tor G,em II pauIeIres ~ as.m i l#sfI bly,,
Souh Clroma, II Is leo s8d, VII eeud none.
such Is the opinion now, though Ulnd changes may
take place bclofr Tic expiration OF tac 9en IS MOI
casy TO say.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-26

aud the erroneous ASSERTION thai had deaied the Ga-
sernHseu could incidental power, ne pas
scd all the weight. objections had Urged against
the consfntonaiiiy of RECEIVING and treating bank
notes as cash in the public dues. 1t was thus he
met the saly argument he attempted TO answer ofihe
MANY and strong ones which | have urged IN sup
port VI my opinion tins important question, aud
To which he proposed to make formal reply
ITO Be concluded an car meat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-26
DOMESTIC INTELEEGEN NOE.
FROM FLORIDA.

SANASAn, Aprl b.
Tn. s,c,pcy William Castor Cant Freeland
Z .r,,x.,l Yesterday afternoon from Gafe,'s Feny
~ r.
From Can't r. and n passenger in the William
C,,,op we learn that the planters have abandon
Ell the crop. between Fort larlee Micanopy aud
N.wn,nsy,l,e and had pon, intn The forts for proz
lection.
An Express rider, II IS SAID, was recently shot m
an anu VIII" M ,e',. ~ h,so
e'ie Nh 49,, ~ W.. 'o'.. .,..,
y" "o""". ,"o l'en' Hs.nVp 'a a"p o,
wei. "s'ue'eo ." 81" i "'''' "'''
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