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guns alsHagol hi Ra.er lui Stallion Il
NIX ht#aeA - aa, aemmrl ing The Ia
81 tthluat g., a., 3ernrr stand, 1Aia5J
f"ss, '.a.. e. e9sHiY, Af#l md VII re t.
/" H"isa ga iar la.'9AlHg t#lluz, ": 81 tHa
scason. rsY1b,c tbc 18th b., nrsl. 1T whpri
hulf Il Wi ternmatei ST. ihr Insurance, paya#
DE IT'S soon Is IL utaIr T. a=tortalued Ia b. II
'o1i. or lsftr1 VIII. tlt.#5.d n.t~, h. ll,
number ct SIX. VII hssul al Hlo arb. one pefsui
Incoming IA pom f5le, loscbrr with oae da'Iii
~ all easrs Ia the grao.u. : wants >ent Wit
al1fc, IS, bonded without change, Mares I'D With
gram and alyen TIM WV lc#t attention tof -
'eaiS - dt,: ,gfy - llout aud rNlru We pa
iur'Se gtatt. Tbr subsruarr, pledge thcm
-th'' srFnuly AMI lulIrfdu Ill L take The
'slpas-t9le earc Of all mare eaau.lcd 10 lilrf
mana cement aud VII uze every rilnr II pr
vent a q lsutsol every kind: nevertheless, they
VIII nj laent any responsibility Tor any winch
utaY cur
6rmlcmen sruaus mafe. tom il Distance vii
d'teci III III 10 The r1fc u thr snhseflhrr W
Tho. /. Elthlrd,ou, who rasuIes "a the village.
win monlc "tittt1 directions. and particular
instructions a Ia The manner they wish lhclf
'nal'N IT thelr frmpcrs. hshus, &; whether
n1s'htt'ea' ar seltr.ul, u, &c Every peers
1fy P'ffonan h.. been taade Tor tle accom-
neId1"n oi marc and colt
'''IIAlI l. a ehe-nut hartc npWards If slN
teen IAN = hsh, of sub ma .pl#',nr AL COO.
~ lndlnG appearlarr, spult. aaubn aud muscular
no"rf, ~ rarely falls IL n. lat oil any oar horse
tnpp4=e.s. lll.Geat >9hsl1ver, power and petlrrf
'imm tY- bls supcror sfte. ncflun and b. i
kedrprai3urr, together with h- high ehlnrter
= II e. an harI hetfna,d hluf milc hor -
wi strongly reoo ,ua nj INN u lhe breeders ri
blood aud rec horss~ IA tats Caunhe.
t'eLIAll, commenced la. LylnI career n
l"eye,Ie oil IN LII with 2eaat sacr,.s over
Jhf mod Il .nuuable coar'"s at tbc Month buv=
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-23
Mr.. CLAl'S SPEECH.

We su'JoIn The remark, of MI CLAW in rell-
non to the letter recently addressed by the Pre-.
,Jdent TO Nj. Calhoun. They show the ueec>-
afy,i ct Of tae do 'trinc Of The Expun-ers, that
because the Senate i the tribunal 10 Try rmpeath
ment,. it has therefore no right 10 express, a
ny opinion of Executive aets-thdt it leads tolhe
utter pro,tritlon OF the Senate, especially il the
II. Of Representatives the uupeach NJ power
should be, II now l., constituted Of a major.
~ Of sersil' olliaesceker, Bot, read Mr..
Clay's speech. Its shetland those who are
prejudleed against the man, we invoke to hear
hm Tor his raue:
Mr.. CLAY rose, and said that he had waited
under the expectation that The Senator fIom
Mississippi, Mr. Walker. who had il>t r. sum-
ed MS seat, Or ,Ome other friend Of the admin
lration, would make some moton ttuuGrd upon
the letter which had been Land he'orc the Seuatl
bv the Senator from South Carolina. AID il
now, ad led Nc. Clay. pau~ag and looking
around the Senate any friend ollhe adnlGI,ira-
ton will submit any such motion, will,
with pleasure give way that IN ~ he m ID.
That most extraordinary letter continued MIR
Clay has filled me With III. deepest regret and
Imorrieatlon. Regret that the lu>lrou, cit
izen al the head Of the G. 1yerrmcut should have
a spirit, and in such language, to one Of The rep
reseutaives OF y sovereign State OF this Union !;
modification thai the Senate Of tie Uliteu
States ,hould he reduced to the >tate OF degrade.
ton in which we all feel and know il now 10 BE-.
That this letter i palpable breach OF the priv
Irges appertlning to tins body by the Con utu-
ton. IS hcyond all controversy. 1t has not been
denied, aud cannot be denied, II j. such lelter
aS no con> tIUiiona monarch would dare address
TO any menher OF "A legislative body AID II he
could 50 far forget himself n TO do II, It would
make the fhrone shake on which he sltS.
We, Mr. President, who belonI 10 the oprosl
ioa have no POWER to protect the privileges Of
hi, body. nor our individual privileges. The
majority alone IS now invested with authority 10
accomplish those Of jecrS On that majority
rests ex,l u lively lhn responsibility Of MAINTAIN
ing the dignity and the privileges Of the SENATE
And have seen, Wit great surprise. that moi
ono Of thai majority has risen. or appears d.
no pd 10 RE to vind"aie the privil res which
belong 10 the Senate. \ of them on the con
tray. >it by in silence, as they were ready /.
, .nuipSe in this new invasion of the rILht, d
tn Senate by The Pre- ,ident OF the United State
!, c1.ordi1a'c branch Of the G. ,vernnrnt.
| heard with satisfaction. from the Senate
rr m South Carolina, that he intended himsel
o ma Ike no motion founded uron the President,
et,er but should leave II to the Senate 10 proiec
its ovn rights. How can any member OF the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-23
WILLIAM Z. RlVES.

rts Washington Telegraph, some days ago
It'd that. in The course of the discus >iou
'i,;,t reesntly took place in the Senate bctweeu
-. Riyes and Btnton, on the subject o.
80, the former gentleman tcciared thai
..,araed slavery in the abstract, and a, il
,.l,mong US, a great evil, moral, social and
,,,;c,I and thai. if he had the power. he
rInnnrd abolish 1t in Virginia Immediately"
ITO cor eciness Of this statement WIS deni-
~, ,bc Globe and 10 show how utterly ua.
.s.,o :, was, the veracious Editor oil the Court
jy,,,,,l copied the remark of Mr.. Rives, as re
.,-,sd for the National Intellse, crr. select.
r., tina, report, instead Of publishing il, own.
g., III. avowed reason that the Iatelli encer. be.
ioy onpo.ed to Mr.. Riges in politics, would not
,a williu 10 give an erroneous Version of
ri, epeech. in order TO favor him.
Tho denial of the Glote induced the editor
of,be Telegraph 10 enquire more particularly
;.,o The correctness Of his version Of Mr. Rlves',
,secb. and il ha, led TO the di ,closure ofa sim
n,la, fact. The Reporter for the National In.
s.llicencer states, that the Telegraphs version
corresponds with his own recollection, and thai
a the note, which he furni he'd Mr.. Riyes con
tanned almost the identical language, and that
Al, Riyes in revising the remarks. as written
an, hv The Reporter, had stricken out the pas
,,cen So that III. Globe quote, The InteIli-
,encer. 10 convict the Telegraph of fal>ilynp
Al, Rives, when, in truth, the one would
nav, corfobcraed the other, had not Mr.. Riyr>
biusrl stricken out, in the Report Of tie Cor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-23
Boradin% ana Day school 10,
YOUNG LADIES,

'BNlih undersigned respectfully Intor.ns hi
pltf9n' All Ia pnr.fr, that The ncu Sc.
Ion 81 hIs school Tor loua{ Ladies, will com.
mcure ON Monday the 9th Of February. The
.shoal vii hr IWulel, aad only Two or tire,
more Boa der. ctn BIZ frrcIrrd
Arrangements ARE II progress for securing
hr ser'lers 81 a i.adY qualified 10 give inslruc.
ton on rur Han.
ffnu7 ron ruL SESSION orrtvr MONTHS.
tnIrd 10 lying, Washing. ~. 81. $40
School II lion. 90
Paprr pens, slates. &. 50
Nu-l luii IN. by Mr., smith. on the Pl-
nne 81 Guitar, fleo ieesoas u toeeh, 20
Isrel Pane for practising, 2 so
fua'oo III the Ham. 30
L" al llprp fer pmerr4nr.
Ia tom irr4 are PAYABLE IN advance ani no.
IN u'0u5'd eNrrrt IN clse OF slckness.--
Pound i rYablr hall IN adyunrc.
l. G. SMITH.
Iauarv TIA
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TIE NEW YORK MOD.

The tufhu EFT spirit Of tl. Nlfhrrl " De
n,,cr,ey" <art'v lusirairl Nv tho r,.a. u.itI
whrb VI -: ar, M, ~ ,n,ti,, j., tat ss.,ss, Al,
the u ,io, Whenever f.. .y.ff tho Ie,J.r. ,,f II, .
sanscui2tt,> sub Na.,,i ,,,,t m .#l.,1-
er of the lat, NJ. AL tlrL.Jco V.ro candidate
for G. Governor Of NV York. attaalt.t &c toy
deem itexpelienl u eo1yoke few thou .aols u,
the great IN ,oapc3r for IA, nlra,se aflporb.
in, them how to NJ X hr,ad c54an hy DESTROY
in. t5e m,tcri al of which bread J. ma ,e-and Of
uuni>hin5 all Ic.. darra1pd OF mora fortunate.
th,n themselves by til, leyeIljn., proces<of r.
.troying the gains &C their Industry. ECONOMY
anil enterpri,c THIS i an element Of N .rhier
much more y be dread d. wc assure our NON
slavehodrng irlends. than that to which they
constantly reier As source OF danger and terror
II the South. II Is IN 'fe to \" dreaded, from the
facility win "hfh II cah b brought INTO act on,
as wei as 'fam rs con Sla't H'9i'ttY to The mtn-
ence Of causes "h'rh al any moment have pow
''o SUI '"e c''"'h' b nlu'IiY ana ra@e--Su h.
io' e1'"f'e' a. Isl IA 10" FrIce OF Labor, witch
mas a"'d0S =" ID "u no't'es>a ANA eS'ea'iie'o COM
ein"t'h' OF III ino1 '-norAnt and naturally d.
coH'ented and tK'Itah'e masses limited at pr T.
sem 10 'he '%c'1si'e purpose Of securing from
VI" epi 'oy'r' jd>' 'eo1naera'io" lof iheIf
s''''''s' 'o' ""'c' WIZ, "a 'n' progress Of e
'e"'-' Fs,Nue qoie 1'!i'reh' ea'ra''ef' anu
Inv ". "'-"V' s''h' -'"" civ me hl@h prices
49, ~ - '''''' J">' >'e"'
~ ''','' ''' ~ ~ "a ''"''7'"5 '''' u"
W ~" u VS. r''P1'3 u ''e
- ''"'s
'''',' y NV = ~ w y"
-. my
.rco,o,, - ,,,a,o.,,.yr -
~, M, y ',''
w. '''i''03 '''s"', W
INV ''.''"''''"' ''''''''' "''''" ever '"' a.
''0u' wa IT . e'i ''''e"'' 'e' 'nefe o'
SUI" u 'P''"y between tue wages oil LABOR and
"e !''e' o' 'he heoesSarles oi lie, as 10 render
'"e FORMER Inadequate 10 the procurement OF The
'a''er' ana we snail De furnished with practical
eAe'i'P''hcauon oil The uuta, which, when first
announced was so severely repreaenael lor H.
seeming au iaeIy, that Tree wen neol finds IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-23

PRACTICAL WIT.
Ne>o 'u''onS wrrea few days aye introduced
INTO The Legislature OF Yew York. alar....,.,,....
President, as the greatest and No. ,f -.
md statesmen Wbetu. on The Nh,,....,,1,'.5.
wis 10 "ork, aud Lever VA, a parry so eo,ed =.
The sioriyeFs werr, with wturons drawn f,o,,
,ne Jackson arinory. One Of them offered the
! following re oluron:
htSotred, That General Iacksou,, din
ea''on OF The character OF Patriot Prs,leot :,
III celebrated Letter 10 MI Mnnaop and h..
recommendation 10 The latter. IN ii hn, ria, -,
,iou ellces OF The Government. 10 MAXI Lls So.
| '5''oh OF candidates from the best talents and
'n'''c'ef OF The country, without distinction O,
f'Y '"d nus by DESTROYING the hy dia parry
>PlrIi, TO become instead vi the pr,.i leut of ;,
laeton, Ia president ofthr whole country. were
t. We as they were patriotic, and onl, reaulr.
'a 'he sanction OF his own high txanlule Ia "iyp
them full nj sautaly .Ge,i
The party could At stand up 10 the rack. and
'ald 1t on the table. Their iHu>lrIouS presi.
dents practice had been So cuttlnra satire uoon
us PfeceP'', that thy couG net have Passed a
,eVtTer condemnation upon the one than by an
proving the other
Another wing then rose, aud offered the fol
loving resolution:
ReSo'rrd, That Gen. Jackson, Executive re-
eoihmehd'ton III tator ol limiting the Pres den
llal term 10 four years was sound IN principle
and should LIE carried out IN practice.
Here, again, the gloriyer, were struck dumb.
and laid il on The table
Another Wing here arose. and expressed h,
surprise that there should le so much ,clnc
t1t1 L. u.
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INC reward OF deiamlng the South and sn1,,rc,
ing 'he existence OF The un,oa. would non h,
.o'eh more wisely and benedcially expsnIea IN
administering 10 'hs comforts Of lh,,r CIV, -.
""oi' 'hty have always with ta,n. :, -.
Gaining then vicious profen,ltlc,. by remog,os
'ae causes which excItetbem to ac,lon.
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minority OFF, any motion, With that view. after

minority oT,r any motion with thar view, after
/ l2'ianes whlrh were brought ter an l..
le lflen l. u The \ uiai,tr,lion dur n Ia, ii,
a. Which ato,e on the removal ~ far .tts- ttF-
~" witch have leen more recently nalulaIur.
ufo2 The eNpungta3 resolution, AID supl orf,d
y tle Vote oi tar senate such tht iamcn
L''Ie condition h vhrh the Senate 1. ut.g "a
.n''a he" can the n'lpritY it=cl him u au4
.hn motion Acrarllng "a those dpril Nc, T.,
>tnate, b. ~ the tubu al totrs #the ras.G,ut III.
~ eR'ui al an lapear hncat, his IL power ol
u2ht To express any upuou whatever On the
eh>lliul ooail,Y ut any at ~ hirh he u.A pr
nm tie my a-.l TN, loly or Il, rn,nlbcr. :;
I" may otter In, chamber thau am.d totsr
II 'pefSr ~" member, aud lupfl,un thrm; hui
"'mh>i submit without murnut or complaint
ana patiently wait until the majority 81 tie
tloh,e oi Representatives, composed of his
ul'nd>, >hall vote IN Impeachment against hun
Nh'rhr II were ro, sihle for them 10 dc. there
''haN hrtr majority. composed also Of h,
nltndN.r ready 10 acqlt hm
Let those who have contributed II produce
The present unhappy state of t,lnzs. Who have
>lrpPed the other branches oflhc Government
al 'htr no" ers. enc by one. and piled lhem on the
Executive" until he has become practically The
supreme mower, answer for " hai lhrv have DOM
1ndfrali he rrsponS with Inch Hey ,tlnd
IN tnr God and our country. let Lem rr.rand
Tor ihS iaerant vlolat'on uf the constitutional
privilege of the Senate. \ for n. the u or
nrvl"ge only rc.sa'ns OF announcing IN the
frnrl" and IL III Stale. thu tn Scuat., once "a
'fe3i hnlWafk 81 the public liberty. hv surces-
S'nn nl rolchmrnI,, u now place II the mer-
- oil the Executive rXnr,rl Ia every in.ult and
outraC" which the unhrillrd passion, 81 any Pro
>ldent may prompt hlm Ia ofl"r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-23
EAST PDWDHDSo

F7HEs T. highly celebrated East Powders,
J. IN i liglti aad n, eatie tread, devoid ii
a.iIny Il yoa may calculate 10 a certainty upon
aying constantly served n your table Buck
eh,at cake-, Mi lin frItlers, and any other
tticlr iorned from batter, recurring but lew
ameets 10 Put the n ts-lna proper state for the
~ Gie - oven. Ioi safe tg
JAMES /. ROYALL.
February - Is
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NegI Ces w al2-
ted

yT,UE suh.rrile r wishes 10 purchase FOR the
IL u.e of hnm,ef and an aJj 'lning neishbcr
ram.7o to SO worhlnt hand, fora Cotton Farm
N Mi>si~,ppr, fof which the highest prizes in
all will be paid. a good Carpenter & Black
NTH are wanted. | WITH To lufcha.e Hone q,
lher huI negroes Of good characters, as they arr
mol TO b. sold. Persons wishing 10 sell in fami-
lies, viii do we'll 10 give ME a call.
WM. BAILEY.
T 81. 20, Its.
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Garden seeds.

4 1EN boves Of GsRors srrps, containing
a foil assortment ui choice selection, for
ale n Eoslon prices. Ai,o. GARprS and Flow
IL SEEp., IN papers, for -aleas above, by
HOW Ell DAVIES.
February 81 t.lf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-23

-l.h Me.srs. Cr,uenden, Preston, Benton,
" n.hhsr, Strange and Ryes participated, was,
u,o,;on of the lat named gentleman, refer
The committee on military affairs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-23

NllRGiNlA;=At tules hrld IN The Clerks
V Ollie OF the r.uu superior court OF law
nj chrnrerg. 'm Bedford county, the 9Th day OF
February. le7
Me Ia Da,i-. Jr, Ar helans Gillian, and
lhrln T. Muuel y David G Nurcli, late n,er.
haut. and pbrn"r.. admg under the sly and
.ilm Of II. { u. q. MnfrsIj Plaintiffs,
against
Wesley Tracy, William Harris, adminisira-
Ton ol William Fra '. der'd., and IN hi. own
i,ht. Sally Ham, wife Of aid William II ris,
Nancy lfAry widow OF Nlldam Tracy. deed,
John Tray. Matthew Gibbs and X ziah his
VIE, late kczah fncy. Defendants,
IL tHA%trtv,
The Defendants " e.cy Tracy, John Tracy
and Matthew Gbb, and N.ziah his wife, not
hayint rolrrrd their appearance, aud gwen .e-
rur.ry. according 10 the Act # Assembly, and
tie u.os Il tn, court, and ii appearing by >nis.
il, fulv evidence ihal they are uot inhabitants of
In, commonwealth 1t ord red, That they do
srprar here on lhe lrsr day Of The hcxr term, and
4 sNer the bill, 81 the plaintiffs, aud that this
oi3cr b. INSERTED ~ some n'Wsraier published
N Iynrhlrre 10 tHo months excessively. and
no ted Al the front deer o. the courthouse Of this
roGuly, on -omr couri DAY,
a Ccpy-Tr-tr,
JOS. WILSON, elk.
February . U2m
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ANerctl's Prize Office.
FEBRUARY ~. 1897.

p"X"lNn of7ur NnrFLrNe Extra g.
- - - % 70 u = - 10 90.
- Rancle loat ypaa prises IN be sn{,nd;y
: temc irhnIh drnoe tip day ~ Rieftn p6-..of
ANEREVi9S OFFICE.
Feb %
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JOS. WILSON, elk.
February . U2m

VIRGINIA :-AIlulcs held m the Clerks
V OLce OF The circuit Superior court of law
md chaueery. for Bedford county, the 9Th day Of
Eel ruary. 1857:
rlomas Sale, late sheriff Of Bedford. end in
thai character, aimini,, aror Of James Cw, ty,
iced, plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-23

81 We art authorized 10 announce JESSE
BURTON, q As candidate to represent
Campbell county in the next LeoiSlalurc
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Powell O@nby / h., own right, and as sd.
mtrisr,arcr ofPoNell Cwrsy, Sr., decd 1hom-
IS Da,i. administrator Of illiam Ownby,
LEA, d, in p G'cy, administrator OF u sddy
Thou p,on, 1et'9.. Susan homr on. Nicholas
Waugh and Matilda his vile, Beverly Robin
ION AID Sally his wife, James Martin ard
Betsy his wife. Micaish Davis, Jr., admin
l-rlaror Of Edward GWarkin, decreased, Jacob
Feazle, Slas Taylor, William Fuqua John No.
eli, Nicholas " augh ard David Jones,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-23

The Hcfradauts Lloyd Dorsey and Jane.
'ampGrll, not having enterd their appearance.
nd gwen security. according 10 the Act Of \,
emsIy, anu the rule, Of Hi, court, and IT ap
1rafjna bv sali,t. ciory ,eitefcr H.,t tdrr ~,
ot inhabitants # this commonwealth II /. or
cred, THAI they do appear here on The fir DAY
u the next term and answer the Plaintiff bill.
I'D thai his order be inserted in some new, pa-
rr published in I.yuthturc, Tor Two month
ace ssivey, and posted al the front door of the
ouIt house 81 hi. conniy, on some tourt day.
y Copy Te,te.
JOS. WILSON, oL'K.
FEBRUARY % v2n
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In CuASCrRY
The Defendant " iiliam Fuqua, not having
entered hs arveafance. and given security, ae-
ccrdinc 10 the Act f 4 sscnbly, and the rules Of
This couh and it appearing by satisfactory evil
1encr, that h" i, moi an ihh Infant Of this COM
monwcaih It is ordered, That he do appear
here on The fr.t day of the next term, and an
>wcr the Plaintiff 5 bills, aud that this order be
n eited in soae newspaper published in Lynch
burg. tor TWO months successvey, and posted AZ
on some court day.
Cory
JOS. WILSON. eI'H.
February % ~2m
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NTthGlNlA:- A. me, heId n the Clrk'
Y OIlirt Of III" rlr.al superior court Of Law
md rhanrrrr. for Bedford county, the OH day o
February. 1897:
George Slothowcr Phint #
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09
Grand soiree I'm Canal street-First OF tn,
season-shinpIasters, versus Specie.

Grand soiree I'm Canal street-First OF the
season-shinpIasters, versus Specie.
ITO this complexion last"
any daughter is of the right coming out age"
said fine respectable body of a. sprghty and
agreeable-one who took time kindly, and whom
time treated in similar manner-who looked well,
and dressed WELL and who might have been taken for
eight years younger by any connosseur of the uncer-
tain age in Chrisendom-/ "My daughter is of the
right coming out age, and will give party for her,
I'm resolved"
Accordingly Canal street in a commoton, in
vitatons were sent out-young men received them
some ordered dresses for the occasion-those
who had got cash, got the cothes-those wto had
not, went without The credit system is pretty well
abolished, and many young spark will be this sea-
son shorn Of his beams, and curse the tailors.
But il is better that the Tailors should get a few
analhcmas than part with their commodities without
the ncedful.
"Tom," said one young back, four days before the
party, what do you think 7"
"Can't guess"
my tailor has suspended"
"whati business 2"
aNo-credit."
aThe devil"
"Can't you introduce me to yours know you
don't pay"
mo; but"
"But whata'
"My tailor has failed"
Worse and worse. What shall we dot"
go without"
There was good deal Of brushing up upon the &C
casion, and good many did 90 without. But with
with the help of good pair ofkd glovcs-the assist
2nr. nff 49, Il. .E.In. q amin xyh tgk
70 especially favorable 70 shabbygenteel coats-they
managed to do very well.
1The daughter Of the lady who gives the soirfe is
pretty gr much loved by her mother who, Of course
Tanks there Is nothing like her on earth. Some Of
the young gentlemen seem somewhat that way in
cned to think also, by the attention they pay her
That however, may be because -. We shall not
say why y may BE-. We q rpon the broad bottom
Of acts. swmises are as bad a. shin plss,ers.
SEINE young ladies' sIng and win-sppIau.e. Some
young ladies play cards and win-monev, some
loose 4 too Thes conversa,.ea u eurous lie, NJ
listen 10 t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09

L Hcscfdon., G,i, BEADS, fos,i Brushes o' =
Gilt Jewellery Sik Retcules
Bead Bags and Purses, silk Purses
Bronze csndles,css csndelaoras Suspension Lamps
Rosewood R,'ss dr. Fancy ss Boxes Boxes Hooks and Eyes
Shell aud mother OF Pearl Eye Glasse~,
do. do. Card Cases and Souvenirs
Pocket, holster and dueing Pistol,
Percussion Caps snuff Boxes
Steel plated and German Silver Spectaces
Cor ., and variety .. oIss1 aE s = the "e'
CEHAiIC Or FURNITURE PASTE-ror
- restoring old mahogany to rs original us,re small
rae ,uoesd upon ,ny n,nls surface VII
o7.dt.p :" = No. s77 Brosd~sy
EOR SALE For CAsH-A large quantity Of Ger.
man Phosphorus wholesale and retail
o7dt2p j. A. r. GAMoUREUx, No 81 Broadway.
Soc 3 o1s.. C.1s.ss M
take place At tins well known establishment, Monday
The sert sale win commenee Monday, october 9th,
"a u e'eloch All Horses Carriages &e n,eDaeo sor iss
Oct 7b, =, O'Clock, r M no horse viii be offered
unless JOHN X %e % Il +: Sss.Ss"
IN orn his esd, and the public that his school for the
commence on ondsy next Oct OH At his rooms. corner ct
Illusion and A,n street Days Of practice for young ase;
Monday and Friday evenings from 70 10 for genenen
Mr. " first on Wednesday evening the iith inst OH.
WATCHEs-The subscriber has nov on hand FROM late
meni Of gold vertical epne duplex anchor escape sent and
independent second Watches, silver do do
Musical snuf Boxes in shell eases, etunes
% Boxes, large sizes. 3, and tunes some with
cred music an entirely article
Alsesser, ebony and other Clocks go
OHM "a. JoHsE. No. s. Liberty -.
SHIN PLAsTEs.s ct the nyrth nisrNsscnanse 70.
~ are taken Tor goods Al the following ls;Bea
s ms S -prrg ST. nans corner ~ BleecxsI and Co-u
ss Van worr % veaey sturdivsnrs, TN Broad
.sy Williams. rs w..bogon 81 aod redeemed At s47 North
Market Albany, Bsrrinssr srotber, 81 State ~ sche
,ecssdy; Wen. Martin Staten Island
ors-r received .r snail ,su Or. pv,eh = New
YEA asS oss notes redeemed there In snver sal
sccey. cIty bast buk snI@@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09

Go PROPERTY IN THIS cITy-A Farm in westchester
l.co town Grensburgh "A miles from Tarryt0wn, on
the road Waite Plain, containing 50 OF land having
sucensy Of wood and good orchard of apple and
peach good quality last png The bouse
small cottage. and has ben rebuilt and painted ths
be barn and hyvcls large and NV nus arn
stock and having abundance ofgod MEADOW
well mated for poultry tho whole engtn Nv inc '
being bouned w brook fed by living snrngs To ave IN
Necessary trouble the lowest price 5000 nah o. wh
emsis mortgage the pisce att per centh req"'co
-" "'ne' p"'"eo''" "p In,,N A MILDEBgRoER,
o7Is serscr % Hsmmosd and Fourth sh