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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27

The indIssolnble connection bctween the state OF
he specie and the state OF he country beng thus
clearly established, the wisdom OF the Treasury or
der becomes more striking, when wc ser measures Ia
ken to dliusc the specie through the county, and
prevent 3 rr-cxportarlon, which would now take
place, if the specie Was piled up IA the Atlantic cities,
where the managers Of the Bntish foreign bank (the
Barings and Blddle bank wish II 10 be.
The complaint whIcl the aLcut ol lhe foreign bank
Mr.. BIddle) Is nov making aboutthc transfer Of 81 g.
co to the Mest, is a fine commentary upon hIs own
conduct formerly, IN strip ng the country and ship
ping ii to Europe. At the veto session IN l532, there
were but TWENTY millions OF specie in the coun-
nv and oftiat sum. the Bank OF the L. States had
the one-hird Consequently, the whole country
was then at the mercy OF that merclcss institution.
Now we have EIGHTY millions, and OF that the
Bank of the United States has the o~ne-9,ioy d1rd
part that IS to say, about two and a hall millions,
and the country Is nearly independent Of the alien
institution. This mass OF specie Is the torment OF
the j itish United States Bank and 10 get rid Oft
occupies all her policy. Hence the haired to the
Treasury order hence the restrictions prescribed by
the Barlngs ON bills Of exchange hrnce the Efforts
Of the British Saving Bank to revoke that order, col
lect specie from the Interior, and SHIP 1t abroad.
Dmipg The whole time of the power nj the Bank
Of the United States, II was the policy oil that lnstItu-
ton to collect specie from the Interior, and sell It,
when exchange on Europe arose above par. Thus
the country was left with oulv twenty millions at the
time of the veto session. If we bad no more than
that sum now, the Brush foreign bank in Philadel-
phia could quickly eonsummate her designs Of break
ing the local banks, and making a general suspension
of specie payments but the eighty millions. OF gold
and silver are a stumbling block in her path, and that
stumbling block will hecom. larger. President
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27
VIEW
JAMES l..

HAS just received at hi, NEW CASH STORE
III a large portion ot ms

The following comprises a part OF the assortment,
Dlne. black, invisible, green and Oxford n,i,e
Cloths,
Blue. black, drab and fancy colored Cassimeres
Summer Cloths, PLAIN, t"illed and diagonal.
Rack hastings, very Tine,
Ernlnets, various colors,
Super V~estings, IRISH Linens,
Linen Cambria lilndherchlets, very cheap,
Painted MusEns, (sonIe splendid.)
Colored Silks. Various colors,D superior.
Black Mateona Lustrlng, single aud double width.
French worked tapes and Collars,
Ladies' Fancy Silk and Ganze iiandkerchief,.
Gentlemen's superior English Silk do,
And Company Bandana, do.
Black Silk Velvet, ia superior article
Grass Linen. (ne" articlr,)
Fine Brown Linen,
White and Colorei Drillings,
A good assortment OF Domestic Goods, white and
colored,
Ginghams, solid, checked and striped,
Ladies' and Misses Md Gloves, (superior.)
DO twisted SILK, do, me" article,
Do white and black Silk do.
Ladies black and white Silk Hose, PLAIN aud ribbed,
DO black, white and fancy Cotton do,
DO Silk and Cotton Soc,s,
Mohair Gaps, assorted colors,
Callcoes, good assortment.
Furniture do, splendid pattern.
Plain, figured and striped S"is, Nutlius,
Plain and Figured Bo5blHet do,
Checked and striped d.,
Jackonet and Booh do,
G~rntlcmen's Buck and Beaver Gloves,
Do SIX aud Cotton,
Laces and Ed2iugs.
Footing, BLOND and Robin,t,
Ribbons, Belt, Bonnet aud Cap.
Together with a great variety Of other articles. an /
shall receive in a IL" di>s the resi- Tue OF my
SPRING SUPPLY, which will make my as,ori-
n-nt very complete. feel couticnt that shall
meet fully the expectations OF ALL who may wish 10
bn, Good, cheap. Please call < cNanne NY assorl-
ment, before purchasing.
Anrll 3 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27
frou, The Pii4delplia National Ga;rH>.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CURRENCY

In the articles under tins head recently published
in the National Gazette, the present writer has
shemn that General Jackson greatly deceived him
self Ia snpposluc that any of the humble eilofts'
which he bal made Dung his administration had
contributed in the slightest degree to restore =" the
constitutional currency o, gold aud silver So
clearly aud irrciutdbly vas this fact proved by docu-
mentatv evidence furnished bv the Treasury De
pnimcnt, aud other authorities, that neither the
Washington Globe nor any other constitutional
currency" paper has ventured to utter a sIngle syila-
bc in reply. \ writer, however, IN the Globe OF the
LIST of April, whose production (slgned ~ IS recon-
mended by the editor on the ground OF It's author $
having access TO authentic sources, insists that the
presen, evils, which ] have traced TO and have con-
clusyely fixed upon the measures OF Gen. jackson,
are mainly to be ascribed 10 the course pursued ~
the Bank of the United States, IN having extended
her loans near twenty millions OF dollars between No
yrmber, lisa, when he country had Just recovered
rom The panic otclsioned by tie removal OF The de
posles, aud July, 1885. lie says These dan
gerou, and sudden additions of near hty per cent
within the short period Of ouly eight months, TO both
discounts and issues, tempted and stimulated tlie
community to over trading, over banking, and other
specnlations of a character the widest aud most ru-
nous" The editor of he Globe, also, in his paper
Of 9TH of April, gives a comparative statement OF the
aggregate discounts and circulation OF all the banAs
Of tn. years 1898 and 1s3s, together with the amount
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27
TO TEaE SgEBE.HG q.

RIcuMoSp. 9Th March, 80
TNDER the patronage and direction OF Mcssrs.
Y \. Pcticolas & Co. whose warehouse business
have conducted for several years, now offer my
services to the Public generally, for receiving. Stor-
ing and FORWARDING Goods up the river, and also Ion
storing and shipping Tobacco coaslwise or to foreign
ports. Having taken that well known and commo-
dious Warehouse, at the head OF he BASIN, and adj
lolning the Public Warehouse, (Dlbrclrs1 | shall
have great advantages IN securing Merchandise con
signed TO my care, from the sudden changes OF the
weather, which often damage Dry Goods particularly.
No effort on my part shall be wanting to secure a gen
eral patronage, by assiduousan and pcrsevcring eNeftlon.
EDWARD b. GIBSON.
We consider Mr.. Gibson, who has superintendent
our Warehouse since 1881, and sampled the greater
part of our Tobacco, to be every way worthy Of pat
ronacc, from his fidelity aud perscvcring industry, IN
the promotion of all the interests confIdcd to hs care.
a. PETICOLAS& Co.
March y 49,
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY,
E'UES .%,EE w.

Y y pursuance of decree Of tine Circuit Superior Court oil
Z La" and Ghancery, for Campbell count', AT It's september
I nm, lj}j, in the case of James Adams, executor OF DAVID
Moore, dead., plaintiff, against Edward lynch and others,
d It's. the IN rsigned COMMISSIONS. appont'd for mat pur-
pose, wul. on Iuaslay, tht2d day OF NaY nat proceed to SCH,
on tn pr nises, by way of puhlc auction, Tor ready money, 50
much OF tn Lot of Ground, with It's aTpnrl'nancrs, N the sud
d7ur,e meatipned,as has not been conveyed 10 John Cashc; be.
ing that valuable Lot adjoining thu Second PrrslNt nan
Church, with the Brick Tenement thereon known as ilgCIn-
bo,ham's corner. SACkNlLLE KING,
Sheriff Of GanpbcH conHty.
March 30 IDS
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we" London .lgricultMr0l

g. IrMt-ANNUAL meeting of the Society.
tho sr D' ,,'s year, will be held at New London on
FERNS i tuesday, in May next, for the purpose OF of
nual Sb hs"lon's Tor subjects of exhibition AT The An
purnoso. and Fair IN October, and for snch other
To iibe as those in attendance may adopt, relative
memLe, .'Jects of the Sociely. The officers and
an inter- ol the Society, and all others feeling
agriculture, are invited to attend.
Apnlo1 ALTA aOollN' secretary
tdm
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ss.S-2l7So
r"THE LYNCHBURG VIRCJNIANo

:. puMished semi-reekiy, ferery .Hoaday ami 7Aursa,y =,
-Four Dollars per dn"'"i payable IN odrnnce. No subscyip.
,ou uiH be receired fora shorter period Than sr months. and
n paper riA be discontinued, fcrccpt al the discretion of 0e
rJ,torsJ until all arredrages are paid.
rT1DVERT ISE.HEN7 T inserted at 50 cents pcr so,,o,e
Tor less far the first insertion, and 81. cents for cre,U shbxc
quent insertion.
rPyOB PRINTING erecafcd neatly and crpeaaions IN
and on reasonable terms.
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To NiIlcrs am; Manufacturers.
.WfEL SE9E and us.RTEEs F'H S'k.E

rNHE MILL and MlLL.SITE, generally known
L AZ tie Middleton Mills, situated at the 4" Seven
Islands, on James River, heinz now for sale, lropo-
sails will be received for The bullng and SIZE, and a.
ny quanfiry of water d sired by IN" purchaser.
One OF the conditions Of ale will require the pm.
chaser to take down and remove the present Mil,
and locate any new wor>s he may wish 10 establish.
where they Will offer no obstruction to the james RI
yer and kanawha Canal.
Persons dcsIrous OF purchasing this properly. will
apply to John II. Cooke, Brcmo, Flusauna county,
orto {. ELEEI, L. Engineer ojHc
lanes Rirer amt haoarha Company at Rieh1noad.
March y Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27

From The Globc Of the IN 9flpsti.

From The dlobc Of the III ofipri.
The British bnnl party in tins country say, send
back to England the specie we have taken from
them, that the great bank there NAV extend TO us pa.
per facilities.
The Bank ri England says, Of the London prints
are to he relied upon,) that they mast 0ai }t,i
have back from us the gold we have purchased com
them.
1t will be well, perhaps, for these people ou both
sides the water, 10 stop and see no" The specie &C
count current between the two nations stands.
The following table. made ~ from official docu-
ments shows II -
From The Glphr.
Statement olthe Gold and Si,er Com imported from,
aud exported To ENGLAND annually. from the l.t OF
October. ls2o, 10 30lh September, st.
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Ii o, sc.

BEAUTIFUL Bonnet SILKS, rich fsurcl
ID SILKS and SAIlNS, sone beautiful siest rr
party dresses: black Matte nj Lu> rings, black aad
Coured Gro de Maps, beautiful Chaldcues, Bonn
bgznes; Printed Jaconets, &c. &c. Ja>t reesls-
ed at MARTIN. WARD DiNISS.
Anril 81
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MARTIN, VAs.J \ DAVIS,

\ RE now rcceisin CITIZEN Spring supply Of Staple
"A aud Fancy d.! Eo0J>-s1ats Shoes,
Groceries and tIardw Inc, respect
full, invite their friends AMI III, plblc generally, to
give them a call, as no pal4s OF eNerIo4 ..l BE-
spared TO give satisfaction
April "a
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.s'EGROES W:g.N'XEHp.

WISH to purchase a LARGE number OF likely
\ young Negroes, from y 10 % years old, Lon
which Will give the highest cash prices, delivered
either IN Lynchburg OF Pattonsburg.
ROBERT TlNSLEN.
Malcb. 10. Is
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II E.N G.e'D 2 q q b.

JUST received, a supply Of Clemen's ALMOND
- OTlON certain cure for Plmplrs, Frechlcs,
letters, Sunburns, &c. Ne. For sale BY
" JAMES r. ROYAL.
April "a
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Gentlclncn's summer Wear

Gcnilclncn's summer w
Wrench BOMBAZINES,
l. Para,aatta Cloths. "A beautiful article,
Blue, black and green Organdis,-
Grape Lastings, Ernlnets,
French Linens, a great variety,
Linen and Cotton Fancy Driliings,
Grass Linens, Veneiians,
Festings, a great variety,
Satin and Bombazine Stocks.
SO and 40 Inch Black Italian Cravats, DC. DC.
Just received.
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
April ~ Is
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1--WE undersigned will be at the Franklin Hotel
'he hrst Monday in May, to grant receipts for
Merchants and Tavern Licences.
JOHN ROSSER, d. s. tor
,o. S. hiag, StcrF cf Campbell C5unty.
Ap''S "a q If
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d,

4 HEREBY GIVEN, to all whom ii may con-
4 Germ, that 10 person is authorized to buy, sell.
ttalc, barter, collect, OF receive ~ my name, 81 To
useny uaInt IN any manner or forum whatever.
\. WINSTON.
Marchs Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27

'E'iiE subscriber has just received a supply Of
Lemon Syrup which he can warrant to be fresh,
ahd oi superior quality. For sale by,
" JAMES T. KOfALL.
April "a.
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LIQUORlCE AND SWEET OIL.

ool received, a supply OF best Calabria Liqu-
" fce-also, a few dozen Bordeaux Oh. OF superior
qo'iny' suitable Tor manufacturers For sale BY
JAMES II. ROlALL.
April "a n
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10 Contractors &c.

W T. have Just received, 4 iinr assortment of goot
iron. Ii. b. RICHARDS & Co
April "a
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= 1t is worthy of remark that tho loans OF the Bank, accor-
ding to the statement OF the writer, were ssioilows:
s,Ss 10y sbnn, '''o' Vi $751; 900
November, 1884, s2,,Ss,v
July, 1885, o''i3''o'1
II thus appear. that these d" dangerous and sudden. addi-
tjons'' TO the currency, 10 which the Globe and lis confrlbutors
seem to ascnbc sneh disastrous consequences were nothing
but placing ths business OF the Bank in July in stafa gro nade.
The loans Of tho Bank in July, 1895, not being two millions oil
dollars more than they vera in July. 1855, al a penod when no
BODY complained of an excsss # money
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sTO.V' FOR N.ELE.

March 3;}
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NJ h.G
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

BowERy THEATRE.-Mrs. Flynn's benefit is an
nounced for tonight with combination OF iaet, rare
as interesting, herself the chiefes star in The galaxy
ofalont- she is accompanied by the bright lights Of
Mitchell, Gates, Gabriel Ravel and all his wonderful
troupe They produce the Bedouin Arabs, in which
they Guide themselves by their wonderful perform
ances, and excite the astonshmcnt and interest of
the audience for the wandering sons of the desert A
capital farce called the Siamese Twins unitcs the
comic powers Of Gates and Mitchell Tut The chief
guest Mrs FLYNN herself appears in two elegant pc
tire pieces-the Dead Shot and the Rowland sor an
Olive. IL needs not TO recommend people to 20 to-
nlrht-they Will bews and willing enough to do that
Of their own accord.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

CouRT SESSIONS June l3th.-Peforc the Re
corder, Aldermen Smith and Aker.
The following prisoners were araigned and sen
fenced, wiz
John Mcknny, convicted of stealing Eve live hogs
Sentenced 10 two years Imprisonment M Sing SING
James Burke, isaac Cisco, and Robert Wilson.
convicted ofburglary, in the third degree Sentenced
James Burke, TO five years Imprisonment at Sing Sing
Isaac Cisco, 70 two years imprisonment at the same
place; and Robert Wilson, 10 -four years and eleven
months imprisonment as above.
Abraham Emerson, convicted Of robbnp a fellow
waiter at the Franklin House, Broadway sentenced
to three years imprisonment in the state prison al Sing
Sing.
John Harvey convicted of robblng the ship CHRIS.
toval Colon OF quantity Of German silver spoons,
forks, DC. Sentenced to two years imprisonment ms
above
The Court then proceeded with the prisoners for
trial.
James Wallace was put upon his trial charged with
committing burglary and stealing clock, the pro-
perty Of Mrs Jane Styers.
Peter Finday, Waterman, deposed that he met
the prisoner IN Anthony street. carrying clock He
stopped him. and inquired where nc got il and not
receiving satisfactory answer he took him into
tody. The prisoner then threw the clock upon the
pavement and dashed II topieces. Guilty. The Re
corde gave the prisoner notice. that when brought up
for Judgment hive years Imprisonment was the least he
could expect.
When this business had been disposed of the trial
Oh ON " aaron tne aucuoneers oil rear street. was
called on.
Mr. Phnnix rose and addressed the jury. He said
"The question they had TO decide upon was one Of
very great importance the community. The de-
PENDANTS in this case, Sill 4 Aaron, were auctonaers
carrying on business nP Pearl street. against whom an
indictment had been found by the grand ary forfrard
and swindng. Many complaints had been m ade of
the npositions practised by unprincpIed aacencers
on the unwary. 1t was now in the power of the sry
10 lend their aid in checking such nefaous condsct
and he hoped they would unhlnchingly perform the
duty before them. Articles m these places Of decep-
ton were put up and sold as gold which upon inspec-
ton proved be base metal and other frauds Of va
nous kinds continually beng perpetrated by the
unprincpled men who had the control of these kind
of stores.
The plsntf, Mr.. Adophus, was highly respecta-
Bile man, on whom not even the shadow OF suspicion
could rest He should detail to them the manner in
which this gentleman had been treated by those de-
PENDANTS. Mr.. PhGnix here detailed the transaction
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15


on WEDNESDAY 18th INST, at u Johns Chapel by The Rev.
Dr. Berran, Thomas Derey Dewing OF Norfolk Enr. 40
Wary Ann stcnebrfge, of Fssey England
I'm fnesday 18th inst by the Geo Dubois John NJ
bngs. 70 Hannah Maria Brett daughter Tbeodorus Brett
At Boonon, N J., Saturday 81 inst, by the Rev Joseph
Vance, Hezehieh D. Macy, ~ New York, 10 Jane Peer,
a, Philadelphia, Saturday o,h inst, John sw May
PROCTOR oi Boston, 10 Hester Wls o. Philadelphia,
MRchncnd, Friday sh inst, by the Rev Philip ceur-
y Joseph Henry Dean formerly 81 New York to Mary Jane
hargone, OF the former place.
DIED.
On Wednesday, I4th nst after short illness, Catharne
Clark wife Francis CLARK deceased IN the 6h year Of Nor
age.
The relatives and friends family respectfully inv,-
ted attend the funeral this afternoon O'Clock, No
90 wednesday, l4hnst Samuel welsh, Esq., in the I'D year
III ead. and those OF his son.n.law William w. winans
are rencc,fIy uvtcd to attend her sherpoop
al ,yrinck m his late residence, No ss East Broadway
On Tuesday 18Th inst, IN the saith year of his age, Seah
strong Tso old and respectable nhabtant CITY,
Funeral this afcmoon at half past O'clock from h res
denre N his James Strong No H. CouHndt street
on Tuesday, 18th inst Judith Clarke IN the ash year OF
her age 49,, -, -
ON Mony 2th int, James H. Atberton, IN the I'D wear of
his son OF we Hon 4. H. Aberon of Anbers, ~ H.
Ills friends and acquantances respectfully invited 20 A.
tend his funeral tomorrow afternoon AT O'Clock from No M
Broadway.
saturday, 10Th ins william weeks In the STA wear A.
his age.
At Norwich Conn., Sunday, il,h ns Dan Carp,,ss,
Eco, Tor many years eminent merchant Mon,vom~yv
A. iiehaeld, Con-, May ~ Hon Frederick wooou ia TIE
IN Baltinore AZ the residence OF his l~ber =, s.,.,s,
iot INST, IN the 9Th year Of bis age, Jossb hankir ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15
r. Look into the Manhattan House, Duane street

MELANCHOLY AccpEST-On Tuesday evening
sailor fell from the mantop gallant yard Of the ship
Hibcrna. He struck the decs and was most fright
fully mangled Both his legs one thigh and an arm
were broken He was taken TO the city hospital, at
ter having been visited by three physicians on boarc
the vessel All of them declared his case to be utter
" hopeless. Yesterday at O'Clock be was still
alive, but there was no hope of his recovery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

CeRosER' ISauEsTs.--The following inquests were
held Yesterday. The first on the body OF an un-
known man, an Engishman, who died in brdewell
seen wandering about the Five Points in the
morning by officer Madden, with glass bottle
Of whskey This the officer destroyed. In the eve
n,ng Madden met him again; he had then fresh
supply Of rum in stone jug. THIS the officer also
destroyed. In the night he was taken by the watch
and committed TO bndewcll, where he died Verdict,
death from debility and In,emperance
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

r. Mary" is received. What does she want ?
i don't understand her BE more explicit fair one
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

lHE TRIAL At BsooxLyr.-In our Introductory re-
marks upon this tra 1t slated that Dir. Bennett,
the defendant, had caused marked egg to be placed
in his barn, DC. THIS 80 mistake. There was no
evidence adduced 10 make out this fact.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

IT The most splendid BARRIERS shop is tina, at
ached 10 the Pearl Street House. II is worth look
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

II "Cornea" is received. A reply in this days
Chronicle.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

tr . Constant Reader" blowing Up Harrington
is received. That's ALL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

II The Celeste Society" ia the name OF an asso
cation in New Orleans for the relief of widows and
orphans and iudxcn, families Mr. Caldwell recently
gave this society benefit at the ST. Charles street
ttsotrc, himself playing favcritc character.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

II The alluslon yesterday TO a mortgage and
clergyman had no reference to large capitals, il
Park Place. Quite different affair
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

aT An affair Of honor at Hoboken in this evening 9
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

NEw REsToRAST.--At the corner Of William and
Pine Streets elegant new restorant has been fitted
up in the basement by T.. De Voc and Brother. Coffee
pies liquors of all descriptions are found here in pro-
fusion. The iueps of the most recherche kind in
own-preparedb by native from the 'Old Dominion"
who has the art of catching the aroma Of the mint
in the most delicate and scientific manner. The vault
under the basement-a large one-s most appropri-
atcly fitted upas kitchen, and its neatness, purity
and order equal any kitchen ever saw, even Amos
Kenda's famous kitchen in Washington. Try mint
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20
Bcnnett's Newspaper E.,nblishnens.

MsRSrSe HERALp--Issued every msrnng except su.oav
Price per copy Country subscribers furnished All
rate specific period or remittance advances
No paper out, unless paid IN nivancs.
Evrsire HERALD-fssned ever afternoon ! o'clock
Price, two cents copy Country subscribers furnished
the rate. Cash. ~ advance.
WEEKLY HsRALp-ssued every Saturday rornino NJ MN
O'Clock Price, - per copy FURNISHED IN ccuntrv
subscribers ri ~ per snnun, IN advance
WEEKLY HERAt1 ~ FAsHrov-Issued every wednesday
morning nine O'Clock Price 81 cents per copy Furnished
country subscribers Mt ~ payable In avsHce
IN those papers a The
usus rates-slways syable advance.
requested To addrrss ,he;d etterQ
fse 0srcn Bennev proprietor and ali letters bosses
10 be pos paid.