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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06
w. MARINER, Secretary.

lr WE learn that the departure of the packet which is
just arrived ON France A. Elex 81 Paris giving the last
touch to fine aeeorica picture q feet high ON the subjec
OF the United States which he executing under the
direction Of the late General Lafayette and his family, and
which he is the anxious finish and send eed
y possible conccives that being religious well
national the people of America cannot fail at critical period
like the present with greater aptitude the impress
sons OF the glory Of their country which is calculated 10
CALI md will from thu by OF the grand epocs
OF its history, be filed with noble confidence in the picture
conceiyng with force all the sublmity OF this emboy
work OF religious, philosophical and social
idea We that all documents and portraits were fur
n ID by Genr Lafayette and since his amen ed death by
his family. M. Eex, whom TO designate
Michael Angelo. distinguished Europe ny his paint,
ings at the church Of ST Peter Rome by his colossal
groups 40 feet gh, which adorn the trnmphal
arch Paris, and his splendid group Cais other equally
masieay works tor the church Of the Magdaenand Of her
edfces in That city, and for the splendid Versailles
The first landscape painter of the NJ Gofey Jadn for
the productions OF whose pencil princes nobemen and c
contested. has faithfully Represented most beautiful
and grandes sceneryeur AMI akes-o'r
factories and rail roads, and waiting with the
most Impotence for the largest picture hitherto
presenting in sublime alegoy the mss important points Of
horypanrd by If the eninsni artists ri the
fully capable Of giving Jue effect subject and
al the same time worthy ofnpning superior genius
G-Sts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

LytN-sILy Elk-SlLVER.
II Small cnange, srrh shlags sixDences. and five
cen pieces, will he giveR exchange g. avesor
ter dollars Apply al the desk Of This Office. sC-lI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

pAhM rAEAEhG.-rHIs EVENING win We ger
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de vilecour, Mr.. Fisher-Madame
dc sIiecour Mrs esrnon ~ ~ :
' Momrbrea. M. Hi ''ooNiA'N boA-'eddediah
II Sas0ss NV viii asay
IooT ss 8 IS ssa Commerce.
A rms kVHN1se T Til 5. psIss:. 30 El-
TIE DEAD sHOT-Tinid, Mr.. Cowel-Lousa, Mrs.
After whihh JIM GROW AT COURT. or he Black Amba.
sador-Jim Crow, Mr.. Rce-Lady Command Mrs. Steven
To con ude with vIReINNY MUMMY-Ginger Blue Mr.
IL Doors open Al 7-perormaaccs commence at quarter
before O'Clock. Boxes, rs cents-Ph S7l-calery, %
NATIONAL THE TKE-Lats haian Opera
The RIvALs-sr Anthony Absolute, Mr.. Barnes--Juia
TX S sosss %s wn,hs 6NrNIsHED
Dors open 64-Perormanee begin att.
EKA NALiN iianATAE.-rHis EVENING.
THE sHADE-Aiber Blondel Mr. narrison--Theresa Mrs.
Ate. which the BR!GAND's soN-Brgana Son, Mrs. W.
To conclude with THE LAST NAII.-Adeck starke Mr.
Harrison-Agatha, Mrs Herring
prcciseay Boxes 50 cens-pii IS cents.
MES. HAMBLIM's TIL EATR5:. late Richmond
sENEFTr OF, Mlss wxIsTEIN~TnIs EVENING &c
DouG.A s-Young Norval Mr.. wels-Lady Randolph, Mrs.
To conclude nth YOUTH, LOVE AND FOLLY-Charles
Mr. Charles--Sopbja MIS-. lIambjin
Doors open at halpas7 O'CLOCK Performance will
mence a. ocock. ADMISSION ID the boxes SO censPit
% cents
Mss MONsEh's DRAMATIC SALOON
This EVENING, Viii be press Ga,"'
TIE sTRANGER-stranger, Jacis9n-Mrs. lIaler, Miss
Monier
After which THE DENOUNCER-C DArraud, Mr.
Doors open at 7-Perfomances commence before
Boxes so cents-Pt 25cents.
NfBLO'S GARDEN.-THIS EVENING, the en-
L w nj Tho,
Rave Family fourteen in number, being last night
one ne 81, q Their - &, { sss
performance OF the RAvEL FAMILY who will appear on The
Tight Rope and through their unequaed and graceful
Seul Mr. Jnvel win give his celebrated woodcu,ers Dance
IN wooden shoes amse Abel avel cher first appearaHce)
perform his astonishing Chinese Dance The Tight Rope En-
tantannenls will conclude with performance by Jave sa
vel OF wheh ne VIII give any description wishing 10 agree
Aner which A CONCERT.
Jayeil ana Madenoele Emile kasei Feat only attempt
I'd Nv tbs Lady TO immense height Rope 800 feet in
summit OF which they will appear in Brilliant Display OF Fire
Tickets cents, to be had at the music stores. Sc
OLYMPIC THE ATHE.-The ladies and rcmle-
~ engaged at this Theatre, will please Rehar
q" on Friday nrnng a O'clock preparatory to the open
~ The gentlemen the Orchestra WI also comply with
the above notice. W. r. BLAKE
0LxMrLC Broadspay, % Tater
~ sails 1.-The arrangements for opening this establishment
that The regular season will commence on MONDAY EVEN
ING, September ih On which appropriate all,
puiaon, will be deveredaaa variety OF novel and popular
snertanmenis presented in which maay performers Of sa
The Of the house, which Viii be Of he mos, bril-
liant ,na costly description together with the
hereafter. WILLARD BLAKE,
Projectors and Managers.
s-To YET, the spacious Refractory Of this Theatre. APP
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06
MARRIED..


On the l4th u by the Rev. Felix yarea, John Grania I
Miss Ann, daughter of Benjamin LOCKER all of New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

y Al NibIUs GARDEN, superisr 10 any hing q 4,
vnd ever exhibited In tins country painted by the celebrated
WILD ELEPHANT HUNTING, and a correct Representa-
ton Of the ISLAND OF CEYLON. All the artists and con.
noisseurs that have this splendid Panorama pronounce
to De the best panoramic pastng brought this country
Exhis'ted during the day and evening Adnitfance NJ
svl IN,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

MORNING HERALD SHIP W..
High Water 1900
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06
nR. Van HAMBERT,S FEMALE HEN,
~ WAITING PILLS, FROM GERMANY-An rfy~r,unl

n B. They be taken during pregnancy sthe,
ssd by j. " Hsrt corner Of Broadway and chanbess st.
:, A. Onion corner q Bowery aid Grand ST. snd by P.
.ied Bath. from No ss TO 200 wher.
Seiock A. NJ 20 Il S'eiosI p An intelligent isase' Who
has had three years experience in the BUSINESS
ats board with good aur>es provided or nvads who
Nay ws 70 pa a rss,.s u"Ssr ,hs medical ea@s9 q
- SILVER "ArcH Dial MANUFACToRY, Gamer
OF Dey aud Greenwich ST., New York. anseims
ID % 90 H.. binders, so.l sso1,e1 au.s.; y 600 h.
sandbos do. do, for sale BY ,. CAMPBELL rERssE,
SWANS PANACEA.-so don swain, Psnae.a
with spas'1 and Portuguese alI.s'on e, ,n =, manu-
sue 81 william -. 40 Broadway 10 saor House.
INTERCHANGEABLE lStksA SH5 nTY%TG Ins ON
aa5o c. sHErAsD, No. asl Broadway.
Tor ApEx Max EH>-2bsIes4 - English lra,ing,
DO 10 10. 90 ~ 90 DO manufactured expressly
}. CAMPBELL i PERssE uo and iia Na~>.u =
RALm. DIX JELLY ~ IC nLAND MOSS
ID Ths article - celebrated In coughs and diseases Of the
ou- ~ foreign xrrr constantly and for sale y
y2s LxM0UREAUx 4 Co. No. 81 Broadway.
H. A. OF THE EYE.-DR ELLIOTT, OCT
~ LIST s-J Profes ~ the Asaioy and Diseases If ih
oT-s ye srnsaw,v. prv~~ ~-,r,se. " Dame ssr.r,
On LEwIs TEUciiTwANcER,
jyN removed 20 No acourt'A-dts =
SAnsA AND LEMON syEUP,
quality be found this city elsewhere
By H. GREoORr at his Vanilla Cream Csndy Mandatory,
I3i wil,sn ~. Aetwren Joh- AMI Fntor - VAT
LA ps-SM .,ls.-so gross the genuine Harlem OH,
~ ~ rrcen, i'm ootntior fnr sae low ~
DIR. LEWIS FEucHTwANGER.
AMI removed ~ 2 Cour, landtgt
II HEO~Vrts r,pts .. ,'prHACH-In any quar-.
N tiy, We had ~ith NIL directors fcr use, by
je2.y DR. LEWIS rEUcHrwANGER.2 cartandt
IN On0 hcGFs ILLINOIS La v vin be *.
IU,UVV ch"nsed for suspe, dsd r,r .s, hplly e
SULrUURvC ETHER constant supply - car
- boys derrohns likewise W. hoes ~ best nuslt
for sale by Bk LEWIS FECCHTwANGER
an7 Office Courilsrjt Broadway
THE PHEssUnE AND IT'S CAUss s---Jus,
posl.s,.sa This scr. 80 written BY one q ,',- mo.
'I %% ~ : "ss ssasS..y.
SWEDISH LErCuEs.--s.rco enc heskhy swealn
DR. LEWIS rEUcHTwANGER,
a ohce Cour,aadt a.
DHU PnO "A quspuiy 81 French Phosphorus
pR LEWIS rErcuTwANaER.
a office Courtianit It,
IyALF y.ugCE MusIC.-New snd fashionable Nm.
grsved Mssc COZ In Pisnotore and Flute cents
fr MoRRgsors pILI.s-The grnniae Hyyv,an U,v,r
-. nedn. = !he British cosegs Heath Packets ron
q cents 20 - Sa'd@ -. Mrs kiNG's oh s,srd
i2s-y III Fnlton sus~'- Hrosawsy
- With board and Furnished lodginss IN rrivate rsy IN
Psrs Place Address "ParA Place" ~ the Office Of
SWEDf-H hEECWE--For .aie wh9le-s'~ nnd
~ NATHAN ". GRAHAM,
sa2tu No. 20 Nassau a cor Fcion =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

RlLf.lANDs lMPMOy ED.-0eHtlewen wishing
- 10 play billiards, purchase tables, call
2s or 81 Broadway s~xt so above Wall street. the
tnen CoAee Room, where there tables room
Try the Indian Rubber cushions conlpo.
s-n csmented beds with iron eagle frae
srs n above, will be found the largest and best
ever oere the public, advantages wke TO pu.-
chase savrt notice, they be packed days
tee. -
~ B. Orders fer any thsg In Sis In~ or good
reference Ia A. BASSFORD ZIG Broadway, will receive
mlO n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

- rws~r CADI, Aucuoneer
- reeTbs Day, at half past Ocleck, las 70 s1Se
pure .asvra Ior CASH large and general Of ses
ing, guns pistols dirk kc assortment OF goods sn
ed the Southern and Western market 100 nunrros 10
ton !. en- advertisement OF this kind.
Al PriyatS Sall000o dozen Coabs assorted Of all kud
~d CARTS Birmingham Sheffield Cutlery Of every
r!ety nabIe
2ue0 dozen Collars aad Bosoms
5000 gross Butons Coat Vest ard Pearl subject dehs
lure, which wni be taken in pzysaent.
-aiso Saul Boxes, Pins, NC &c. &c.
Also, German French and Rhode Island Jewery; ovvp
priced Watches, Guard Chains
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

!. Z. Il. - 49, - -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

.-LcOrH . - 4.
I DIsCUvERED!-Dr. POETT's celebrated "specii1
Mixture has fal9d rs-sss rsysA gravel
seminal weakness SO satisfied Of its wonderful efficacy DR.
Poe that he would not hesitate foen 900e n any failure
Increasing demand for POETS Specific in this city, vel
in Philadelphia, BALTIMORE Boston, Providence, New
Orleans, is the best proof Of its worth.
New York Agents-A. b d. Ssnds loo fulton street.
syme corner Bowery and walker; w. HorwI, Ca
nj AMI Hudson. Price ~. jyl-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06
GuufOrd Point.

MI nv NJ tn v ILIOV.--This seIightfuI sumDeT re-
vA treat now for the reception company the
season Being situated directly the board renders this
place very beanhy locston also pleasant saaton,
where an abundance II fosd be had also sea
bathing.
Ter-$l per day or IS pr week The bar stocked
with choice wines stahlng cornos!ious.
N. Is. all times upon the arrival
Of the steamboat New Haven convey drcty
the Point. au2 6w, RiCHARD tLD
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-03
IPriynte Correspon Ience. |

NASSAU HALL, Princeton, N. j.. Sept ~. 1897.
DEAR HERALD do believe the stocks and stones
of this village Of trees, learning. and loneliness, have
been transformed and Srihed into living beings
Such jam Princeton never knew before. Never did
the walls of Nassau shelter such motley group. New
did those morning slorles oil Divinity, the Semna-
rans-move among such gang Of male and female old
and young ugly and bewitching sinners today. You
might see The carna leer Of these black coats the
pretty girls oozed past them. Oh the dogs! The Sc
minary teaches them to mask the devil not to exile
him How many of them will be thinking OF the
crowd of ovelncss which crammed the church, rather
than OF their bibles, creeds, and prayers. Bennett do
pray that they may be kept seadfast in their faith We.
riy say you, there remaineth considerable OF the
old Adam about these semnarlans The exercises pass
ed of very well, s usual. Young Dukes, OF North
Carolina delivered very excellent poem concerning
Seldom and Gomorrah, with good eilsct. His valedic-
tory was good also, though no. Of that high order 4
would have been IL he had had more preparation IL
! was rather unexpected. Mr. Mercer, the youth who
was 10 have spoken having been taken SICK tWhy
didn't he take Brandrcths pills y Samuel Southland
addressed the Alumni yesterday Biblical Literature
The address exhibited dealof learning, excellent
logic aud faithful analysis, but was leec too long and
etie too much the order for the lips Ct sam
! ivel The co'erians would have admired II more but
for ths last feature They have too much OF that truck
throughout the year this Presbyterian concern 10 rel
| lsh II holidays.
Hello Miste-" cried fellow, cndeavorug 20
squeeze past me up the aisle when III Southland turn
from poli,icks 10 divinity Tint mus, be cursed dry
snoletto The OIL un-see now ne as ~ wash npom T.
This last remark was chccd by the orator drinking be
tween six and glasses either OF water or lemon
| ade during the speech.
The vice president, Mclean, IA man rcry deserved
" rery popuarl kept his eve on tie pitcher and paer
cd Samivel With all the energy of stage coachnan per
forming like Office for his steeds Let US return e
| this days doings
II hundred people at least asked me, Do you know
| whether BENEFITS comingr
How disappointed the managers viii be, II ~
| don't" responded hundred more
Betsey you going for to stay ill the ball 7" ask
ed Jarsey girl Of another,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-03
NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER g. 1887.

ceptances of the Bank of Amsterdam were. Here will
exist agio between such government drafts and the
metals, and wide difference between them and SINH.
lar drafts issued by companies upon actual deposi,e
Of specie.
Mr. Preston took the very same view OF the inHu.
this morning He shove! that TIE banking system
fall under its operation and that other of banks
could exist but those like the Bank Of Amsterdam
the treasury bank itself. His arguments clear
and irrcfutable.
He told Mr.. Calhoun that the effect OF his policy
would be to ruin Charleston and make New York still
greater than 1t Is now, because it would then be the
great specie market Of the Union. He very
against his colleague,
bill has been reported in the Senate fix the fees
Of renewing merchants bonds at IS. This was done
at the instance Of Mr. Webster The shavings OF your
Shylocks will thus be cut off
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-03

SCRAPS OF NEws.-Two companies Of sol
diers TO be raised in louisiana for the Florida war
A stone quarry has been discovered near Wetumpka
Alabana-The gala of the, horticultural exhibition
| commenced at Baltimore the 9th. Tie display OF
fruits and flowers particularly fne.-A German
| emigrant at Cleveland on his way to Missouri, was
robbed of than $1,000 worth of property, contain
ed IN three runks.-A Mr.. c. N. Hills, of Avon Conn.
cut ms throat last Sunday in deranged state Of mind
1t IS said the act committed from being pesered by
boys-Miss Clifton played Blanca yisconti at Boston,
on Friday night for her beneft-Music has been intro
duced into the common schools at Boston, portion
OF desirable education. good Ro0on-The second
edition of the fair Boston is concluded. The receipts
have been about $4,000 Our second edition common
ces this dayThe receipts of the Boston & Worcester
Railroad during the week ending Sept 49, amounted
eoo6s9s-Charles Baa, the historian, styled the Ii
w OF lis age, died recently, we learn from foreign
lournaL-Notwithstandin the depreciation Of real
tate, landlords in New Orleans raising the of
their houses.-The sickness in New Orleans is dimn-
ishlng'-Mrs Warren has made second successful
balloon ascent al Baltimore. She descended in Chesa-
peake bay, but timely rescued--Mr and Mrs
heppe are giving concerts Augusta.-Casea of by
drophoba have been cured in France by profuse bleed
ing-The yellow fever has entirely ceased Havana
The steamboat running between Baltimore and Phil
adelphia, on Friday evening foul Of schooner Ia
den with wood, the captain of which lost in conse
9uence of the concusson-The return cricket match
| between Schenectady and Albany came off at Science
| tady last Thursday. 1t resulted in favor of Albany
Cricket is fine old game, keep it up.-John Seton
took his benefit at the Albany Theatre Saturday
ming 1t was well attended-A wholesale case of swind.
ling has been carried on at Philadelphia by fellow
named Cornelius who gammoncd the quiet citizens
of considerable amount of goods by stating hnselfo
be the factotam of Canadian gentleman who
ing to Philadelphia to live like nabob.-A gentleman
in Philadelphia severely wounded on Friday e..
ming by the accidental discharge of pistol which he
carried in his pocket
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-03

Yes"
ooh, DON'T"
II must"
Why?'
"Oh, I'm determined to see Bennett"
Just about this time, the diamond Herald studded
win the gtterng gems Of genius, arrived Every
one on tipoe-al eyes gltterng with joyful anticpa
tion-but when they heard your can't go; business
detans me " there heard weeping, wailing, and
gnnshng of teeth-a cry Of Rachel weeping for her
children.
The students, may say almost in body, thronged to
the bar OF Nassau Hail. desperately determined to
drown their disappointment in growngs, brandy cock
tails and oblivion. The fanasticals were out looking
III their eyes very funny, but in mine and in those o
every man OF any Of decent sense, perfectly dis
gushing Once il while, say in FIVE years, a
parade OF this sort may do, but oilener-bahl This
corps, sixty strong, Is made up Of ragamulins and
loaters who need only appear IN pr0pa Persona be
sufficiently ridiculous and tantastical for all ordinary
purposes. They scared two horses attached dear
born, and the way they snored down street, rip slip
slap, Wap, ste, sto, bang, nobody's business. III
they didn't makea scateraton Of the children Of Jacob
THEN
They have the ball tonight bat you won't be there
"IsooRt neither" Burton from the Chestnut street The
atre, Philadelphia dined with the Alum boys The
young monster (Bddles SON graduates this term. He
IS a devilish handsome fellow and would be TO
take among, the fair ones il he only whskers,
but ms whskers among those things buried in the
future. He is exceedingly popular among his fellows,
and II he only will be energetic as he il intellectual,
lie may day be a greater than the old boss
| was much pleased with the whole affair, but GOD
grant may attend another commencement there,
1t is Of those xings that will do TO behold once in
lie time, no more. As 70 the general speaking OF the
students, Horace the trouble Of descrip-
tom
mon fumum ulgere sed ex 'uuo are lucem
Cogta, utspecosa dehnc miraculs promat-"
Dear Bennett, yours till doomsday
CoLDAEUs WITTALERIUN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-03

To YOUNG MEN GOING TO NEW ORLEAEs.-A New
Orleans paper advises young men to so to New Or
wthstandng the sickness, there hundreds of acc-
mated young men in that city of employment
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-03

THE RAcEs.-On Tuesdaythe Races commence ever
the Union Course, Long Island. There is than
usual attraction Post Boy, Mingo, and Fanny Wyatt
are about try each others meue Great sport is
tcipated
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-03
DAPMk nOx nAAAAH-Nn- l2l Fnllnn y . 1oo,

rH - Proprietor Hall has the pleasure
form his friends the public that he has made
IN his establishment and ready
with families individuals board this winter N longer
period The paors and he'd pleasant
and quiet any IN Broadway.
Private tables will served for families required There
ladies' ordinary, select for ladies and gentlemen IN
company.
Terms WILDE reasonable. BARTON HAMMOND.
Sc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-03
CHIN pLAsTEHs or,hr North River Y,cbanr. Co

SHIN PTNSTEHN 0I The North River Frchanre Co
- are akenfor gSods nj the following grocery
IAN ms zo5 Spring ~ slmaI 81 Bleecker and
srce ds van Wnrrs, ~ Ncsey Siurdvsnf 47<A BROAD
wayi williams 57s Washington and redeemed 3f7
Market ~ Albany D. Barringer Brother 81 State 81 sche
neciadyi VS. Martin Staten Island.
orhc received tor small notes 1917 Gree nwich New
money, city bank bills sI9.Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-03

'Vtk T. MOTTO E.-sccond Hand Clothing cheap g6x
Chatham -, the sign ~ "No Mistake
Behold, say, and 10 you all,
To NO Mistake AMI clothes for the fals
You viii find nbcm from 81 to SIS a suit,
y hici are very cheap, and good
nenitm1er, tosaye money " In your behalf,
Nv h. GARRITs.
Second hand clothing bousb the above place ard
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-03

Ii u . SIN q e. CO 4,

JESSE 5. FLEET
IMPORTER DEALER
In Foreign g. Dome site Dry Goods.
No 10 Maiden Lane, New York.
N. Il. Wanted, smart active boy, well
recommended may apply above. s23ms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-20

The commercial crisis, asw predicted. Is hecom-
Ing more aggravated IN England. Tie transactions
of Eng land with the United States carried on
u'oush 'he agency Oh I'VE extensive banking houses,
.Lrable situation nj ,I,, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A., ~
.,,.J ST., ~ pt III ''Ie
,hsm n ,.rcn, ,,as J,,,, Ia, 'N,''','
heinz bo,,e,., c,,a,,,oaI 'i'"'"s '''N
,sna." NV, ~ T'u''ilo'"c' oi re
mr. hons.s t,,,,, 'n'Se
"oaSen iou',' again Obliged 10 ask
tn- they endeavou.d to obtain II vifbout a,,,,,, -
guarantee te the Rank. ar by o,ly ,,,l, s ''''s 1t
ing it. After long and stormy ,ii.cn4s,o, I'm. n,l
at England refused it by maorty of - to =. l.,
~ W .'' nv '''''' ',".,.1s u ID. W 1ltou
stopped payment. Their FAILURES mus, urca,.,,il,
cause that of others. Tins IS SERIOUS occurrence
for the entire conmerrc of Fa,l,,,d NV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-20
IOltll.IEN NlL\N y.

The plot begins 10 thickcn. aud the 'dcuoucment
= 1t hand. The aovioes by the Albany are 50
eloomy that we abstain from adding To IT by our
comments. They ate however, What We auucira-
ted and the sooner have til worst OF IT. the near
Ell We shall be to surmouutlns the dithcalr, "hi,h
are nov pressing upon IL. Ths commehd1bl' efforts
made, and It'll making 10y the American metthani'
under every encouragement, Ia meet tllsr engage
mcns VIII ii least sustain then chaiact.fand thosc
who have ultimately to submit To stern neee>-
.ty, will have To do SO, uo from my act "i then
omu, bat from CIrcuustauocs over v lleh thcy could
eNrreisc 10 control. BY October next, our remit
ianoe> will be principally mlle, and II We have tl'
ielci may reasonably look Tor At the ensuing sos
sfon OF Congress, tie ncNt Veal VIII opau upon rs
with happier auspices. \ though We slll lose great
lra we shall retain .otr cunrurr, tat houoi-ind oar
enfcrlii-e md ,,j1tar mdomltlbr.
v loth Mercantile III.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-20

CI,UIfsroy. s. Q Iulf -.
TRIUMPH OF oKpER-Au. .,t,.,,,,,. 49,.
made on SATURDAY last to get an AN ,.xrc,,e,,r -,
this citv iganst thr Bauh. hat We an, L.,n,,, ,,J
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