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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

COFFE E-COEFEE-REDUC PRICES
~ Country and city dealers be supplied with fine flavor
ed Coffee at the following prices less 10 seat tor
tity 100 lbs.
In the bean green 10 cents per II.
do roasted III
Burned and ground, ia u pachage.. y, do
e22twH&Cs VIM PINE. OIL CaLarinc 4.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

AGRArGE PLACE. BULLS FEAf T.
The public respcctfuy informed that The above elegant
.,i ofresort isnow for the reception
OF visitors The Bar has been stocked with the chece
uues liquors segers ice Ac., together vito ah
he various Kinds ofrus cnkes aud confectionery Breaha
dinners and suppes nj the shortest notice t %
attentive servants IN constant Attendance.
The subscriber hopes that by his unremtng personal en
comfort and accommodation NJ those ladies n' pr
lemen visit La Grange Place to inertia
ofhat very liberal patronage VIII has been beo"eu ~ ms
establishment the last three year,. -.
Military companies target excursion cs' - e'eovs-
ted with dinners visual - -, a.. So.
boat Time Of going and returning IS follow. =
From New york-sl, i0t a. and 81 ociock -.
From Fort Ice ana 6ulrs rerry-s, i2 ana o,slorh
sundays-Lcavcs New York at ~ TO- IA ana = ociockio
Sundays-frayes on return 81 s. o. iit, and oeleek
On Sunday nights the boat WI Jay over ~ ~ p1s
iei0-eo<6ws so"N foN' ".''
TURIlSH I'D TuIs DA Mrs Opie's cesee,ses
'"'' :" W. sANDrORD, 20 Ann e.
Nh Nee and boys wanted 10 sci, The same. Jes
SALT. ~ SACKS stored, er sylerie snd LysrpoL los
- ~ DOUGLAS ROBENsON CO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

RUAT kAC Ga Boat Race viii take place the 18th
- ofJuy starting from the Hell Gate Ferry House. and
wing roun! Blackwes Island The first viii be
boats ~ feet long under starting AZ O'Clock for purse Of
$s1 The second O'clock fora Silver Pitcher bon- %
under Boat Clubs wishing their boats do
application JaIaes b. Wall the Hell Gate Ferry House,
or BENZ TRJES House, Bowery,
ie27-dty4 between Houston and First
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

Nh PASwAG " FOIE LIZ
kUkb ship)-To sail for Liverpool on tlse
- fine first class coppered and coppe'
FRED, e. Cheeyer, naster-burthen 800 =
tween decks, aud Is decidedly one OF the
port for the comfortable accommodation of
a. may be proceeding, viii promote III. y o
lecting this well chosen conveyance. Price
rate.
Drafts on the A. 4 e. Bank OF Ireland, vii
OF sayereigns; and Bank Of England note,
nj 100 south street. ROCHE. BROTHEf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

THE PRESSURE AND ITS CAUsES-Just
published. This work written by OF the
amusing writer, the whose works have always been
popular" For sale by G. SHEPARD,
ie26 n,
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WEDNESDAY EVENING.
win be presented the Comedy OF
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL-Charles Surface, Mr. Barrett
Lady feazlc, Mis- Barnes.
After which,
TIE CEiriC-Puh Mr. Barrett-snear, Mr.. clarke-Conf-
dante, Mrs. Mheailev.
To conclude with
LA sONNAAiBi LA-Eivno, Mr.. Jones-Count RhodolphO
Mlchinss- Aessio, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Madame Otto
Teresa, Mrs. Vernon
IL Doors open 7perormances "a O'Clock.
Boxes Si--Pu 30 cent
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SsPLENDID PAINTINGS.-The TWO GRAND
- PAINTINGS LA BELLE NATURE asd DAPHNE

DE LOLyMPE painted from nature, by Bondef, OF the
French School, exhibiting No II Park Row.
ALSO, the celebrated STATUE OF CLEOPATRA,
which has been exhibited IN most Of the prinspa cities ef the
Union O the admiration of many thousand visitors.
From O'Clock A. NJ u 10, r. NJ Admission, 3 cts each.
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HnEGONx,s VANILLA tREAM CANDY.

n
TIL, exceedingly rich and delicious ayce = manu-
"a nI IN ale bv he sbss er nj 1871 wAism who - the
inventor and proprietor Of The recipe The pubic appco
L,t article called ania Candy, which
almost al the throughout the cry .s
Candy some have eroneou'y 49, MA. ~ sS
other person The public In gese NJ ana m Ia ~, 49,
arc ,os respectfully lnyeo ~ ~, snu Ny IT.
ts ISi william sue@s = pe' ~ GREGORY,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

DENTIsTH "

ru,EFTH.-M DuPkRRON, from Paris lately arrived
New YORK. respectfully informs the public That he IN
yenience ofhose persons will him with their comb
depce, D. will attend at their residence they MI 90 hin
the address him note At Ill douic NO DIT rear ".
near Broadway, Hon.ng their street and numbe'' -.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

~ COFFEE HOUSE, Ne . water street adjoining tnc
pear street House subscriber has fitted the shove
ahs,ment Ia aud guarantees that shall
AT All times style 10 meet The wishes OF tn CONNER
,ial comm unity " which tits situated e. e. DAVIS
sMab liz, pinaer~ from II to O'CLOCK my5o I'm
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POTNT-MARINE PAyn.IoN.-T

NJ delightful summer retrea, IL now open for
COMPANY for the season. Being situated d,rs
board. renders this place a very healthy locaiio
sant situation, where al abundance OF >ea fov
also sea balhing.
Terms-sl per day, or 81 per week The b'
With choice vines-stabng cemmodious.
n b. Carriages are In readiness At all times
OF the steamboat NJ New Haven, 70 CONVEY pa
10 The poin, iy3-iot< RICH
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NJ sE.gf EsTrS.

We shall s.ne 10 tn owner Il the finest col
by Tobaeeonst (the get Of next season } the
beautiful Silver Pitcher, winch wa awarded 10
him NJ the New London Agricultural Fur. held
in October last We shall llzo give the prcmi-
um, rraml ed last season, al tie hexi meeting OF
the Agricultural SpeietY. IN thls place. which
wlIl take place ncNt Fail The Premiums To- be
awarded hy tho committee ON line colt, &c. To
haccoaiet received the Premium III lhi- place, as
well Il, NcW London, asl falI. rs being the fl
ne, thorough bred Stallion, exhibited al either of
the Agricultural Falrs, amongst number ol
fine horses.
A good and extensive Pasture adjoining town.
viii be IN readiness for mates also, It's, with
he'd, lar mares with iaal all oil which viii be
furnished gnus. Mafes led n - cents per day,
II drsired. The greatest tafe and attention will
be paid 10 mare. aud colts, but no esponsibity
flracrldeots or escape. Gfooms viii be in
readiness 10 eve their Whole attention TO mares
p., "aIts.
TO-, hCCoNisr will be IN readiness Forcx
ANIMATION nv ..1e III February, when the pro
prc;or, will ,ata nl,.' sure Ia showing him 70 a
nv onr For particular" IN faees &c &C..
sec Hand Bis. N0RvrLL ( ca.
February 6 WtlNay II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

IL The Enquirer lnyokes it, friends 10 be
on The alert al the Spring eeclions, that they
may Improve the victory they have gained
giYea liberal suPPortto tue Pfe>ident whom they
have 'entf bu'ed 10 tltet and send 10 the nexl
Legislature decided majority Of the Repuba
.aH party '-Thcre SEEMS TO be 10 excitement
IN the public mind in reference 10 the Splius u
Icctlons,so liule that In many oil the countleg
there VIII be no contest. on political grounds, =
and we doubt whether the Fro irel', appeals
can setup an agitation in which II Sc evidently
delights. The people need repose-an1 the
" hisS are willing 10 Try Mr.. Nan Bartn he
lore they con 2emp I'm. H. enquirer, cllun
mons assertion, hat thy are determined t.
meek down the administration, 10 the CONTRARY
Notwithstanding, We think. however, thai thc
experience Of the present session IS suf lent /,
DISGUST 'hepeoPle with the selfstglcd g" Rcpub-
ilcan party.' They had better elect men who
VIII give a literal support 10 the interests Of
the Nlate-men who have WI enough 10 CON
prehend and 10 defend those inleresls,-rathes
than to elect SIN, tons, whose oGly cain to
a seat IN such body Ia profession oil attach
ment TO Martin Van Buren,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20
our obedlent servant,
w NJ. SMITH.

~ In the debate on III. Bell's amendment
10 the lost Fortlcaton bill, winch directed dis
trbution ofthe Surplus Revenue that mieht re-
man IN the Treasury ON the 1t of January.
1888, .hr. Bouldn the representative from the
neghboring Charlotte district, who supported
II, wa; candid enough 10 az, now see thai
we shall not get the tafili down. and consc
quenly, from the danger, III the bill oil 1882 wa,
disturbed, thai II would rather 90 up, he said, :"
am willing TO let the compromise part of The Ia
riff stand.' Although opposed to the priucill,
OF distribution, lir Bouldn nevertheless took The
true ground, that SO long as a surplus conrnu, d
to accumulate, lie should 90 for returning it to
the people. II | cannot get all Che said) Twill
send what can get will put il into the righ,
pockets IN every instance, if cam We repeat
tins Is the true ground. Though We are oppo
>ed 10 the policy OF arcumulatinga Surplus tol
distribution, yet, # more money flows into the
treasury than Is necessary for the wants of ii,
government, send II back 10 the people and d,
not keep II III Tie government vaults 10 coast.
tule fund Of corruption.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

MR. "EESTER.-A meeting of the poln-
cal friends Of M Webster was held in New
y ork, on the 2lst ult Games Kent Esq pre-i-
dng,) at which resolutions Were adopted, ak
preSsiye OF their admiration ofthe eminent a.
b'lnieS and lofty political course OF Mr. H. and
of the deep concern with which the meeting had
heard ofhis contemplated retirement from pubic
life committee Was llkewi.e appointed to
receive @r. ". on hi, return from Washington.
to tender 10 lin the inequalities Of the city,
In n e>rondeuce witch followed, Nj. W ell
ter after thanking his friends for their highly
complimentary resolutions. remarks: NV de-
she TO re!inqusb nay seat in The Senate, lor the
two years still remaining of the term for which |
was chosen, would have been carried into exc
cution at the close of the present session ofthc
Senate, had not circumstances existed, which,
in the judgment of other, rendered II expcdient
to defer TIE fulhmen Of that purpose for the pre-
sentn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

-" 1t is SAID that Gen. jackson has saved
$4,000 OF " the Peoples money! out oil his
salary as President. A, Kit Cosey says, thi, i,
what we call comlorableo We hope it will
amply rcmuncrate the General for the heavy
responsibilities which the peope compelled
him to assume, just as the English people com
PEELED Richard the Sd 10 mount The throne, al
belt against his con science and his soul > Mr..
Richie tell, Us that the old General complained
bitterly that the people, had enforced such a
world of cares upon him. For our rart, wc are
glad that he is relieved-and all the people say
amen .
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n. plandeaer condemns the Presidents

=. fne Piainueaiei Sonuehihe tne tFeslucnts
.,.,,, 10 veto law, should sub an one be pas
=, Congress. ahol shiag slavery ia the Dis
Columbia, =" power tJj I'd IA the eX
~. not for the purpose of hJldin. it up To
,..,,.,,,, a coordinate branch ot the govern
,.a, and restrain it from the treest exercise OF
:. fuae,ions; hut for the better purpose OF being
,..,aely used, in the last event, alter subject
,.,sorc all the investigation and discus
".. ,h,, might be deemed necessary as prepa-
Saw 10 legislative action, uniniiuenced by any
a. .,,,ion or threat from the executive depart
P'' r. government There is some force in
~. objection hut we imagine that Mr.. Leg
.a,,, ire is excited by the subject TO which
M, veto pledge refers rather than to the
.,.lr. ,tseIf-ior, we are sorry to saw, that
A., Legge,t is contaminated with Abolition
...;,,.. The Plaindealer passes this sweep
r. condemnation on the Inaugural: The ad-
,,sxs as an ayowal of guiding principIes-sav
a,ly The principle of extreme opposition, under
n nossble circumstances, TO the abolition of
-,...,v-i. little better than non entity. Mr..
u Ruren commences his administration as
man Of a single pyincipie"-which is six less
han John Randolph formerly ascrlbed TO the
sa;,or of the Enqulrer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

~ JOHN Bell, Ell. the representative in
Congress from lie Nashville district, it IS sup
posed, VIII be tie o'j1et q Gen. Jaek,on's at
tack, as soon as he gets homeland we may look
for a violent contest n that District. I.lhe Gc
neral conquers Mr.. Bell, III judge Uhnc may
look Gutter squalls unless, nG,ees he shall keep
up fire on both Of them at once I've old gen
ueman will never be sati.fied Unless he is Il tie
midst of a BATH Of some sort We rejo.ce that
his contest, hereafter will not be ofa national
character.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

PATR " AG = .'ae Pniladelnhio Na,;on-
al Glzette iliu tfates the position Of Van Blu
ren, by the following apt story:
An English provincial paper tell, story Of
member OF Parliament, who having married
LORD LlverpooPs daughter, possessed a large in
hdence IN the bestowlng OF patronage. but being
member Tor a county in which parties were al
most equally balanced, he had more claims on
his gratitude than he could we'll satisfy. On
one occasion siauneh friend request ted Of him
soma ,rltilng favor, The member was sorry
mat II was not 10 his power to coafcr it. {" You
Know, y urged the honest man, nettled by the re-
iusa you know, sir, that am man YOU
could always depend upon" "Ard that re-
fhed the member, my good friend, is the rea-
son am compelled TO provide for those can.
MOI depend upon, that ] have not so much as
por'eF's place 10 spare for those upon whom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

o-.A very large meeting, composed OF men
II all noltcal parties, was recently held IN llar-
.;.h,rg the seat Of government in Pennsylvania,
Han Luther Reilly, the member OF Congress
f.ou that district, presiding al which pream-
81. and resolutions were adopted, asserting the
..,,s;ye tirht Of the Southern people 10 take
..oroiz.uce OF the subject OF slavery, IN all lis
to,ns-declarins that Congress cannot abolish
.,,vs,y in the District Of Columbia, without
hr.,.b of the public faith unless so requested by
IL. c;,izen, of that District and the States of Ma
rvlaoJ and Virginia. by which it was coded to the
Tynion ssing an opinion that slavery is
an evil Of the greatest magnitude )" but never
,h.ess denyin, the right OF the PEOPLE If the
non. .layeholIing States ollicousIy to interpose
for its removal, &c. &c. The meeting also
Jooed resolution. concurrng IN the expcdIen-
-y Of holding Convention OF the friends Of
the unlon' on the first Of Nay next, (Which
had been previously recommended by meeting
bed in Washington county, In that %;atc.i TO
give public EXPIRE 5sion Of the popular feeling
in relation to the unwi,e agitation Of the doc,
,rucs of Abolition, the right, Of the Soulh. the
pr ,ciple5 AMI policy Of Pennsylvania. and the
ulmpiired Union oil the State>.' We heartily
re, DICE at this and ether indcat onss Of right
feeling winch have been recently manifested by
portion, Of our y Northern brethren. Inasmuch as
the only mode by which the Union can be PIE
serve Is the mutual non-interfercncc, by every
section. w III the peculiar institutions Of the 9th
s.s, the friends OF it, perpeiuty Should every
where dlscounenance and iruwn down those
mad ineendiaries, who, by persistence IN a con
tary policy. would discover the ties that now
hind thee States together, as 4 great and pros
porous nation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20
NEW EBdDaDKS.

WE have iu.treceived the following very in
w teresiing new Publications, viz
Life Of Aaron Burr. By NJ l.. Davis,
I1le Of Tho. JefielstL BY Geo. fucker,
Hannah Moore's Cc".plele Works,
lie al Hannah Mo-,
Colerid-c', Table Talk,
Pilgrims Progress, new cd so cents,
Political Grammar OF the L. States.
Ruwer's France, social, literary aud political,
Srcwas,'s Adventures. in capturing Murell,
Giaflr al Blrmeki, Novel,
Religion, Opinions of Washington,
Letters TO Young Ladies' by Mr.. S'gonrn -
Dymond', Essays on the Princ',ies :, unr,,,,,,
Baylc's Elem. Treatise on ma an,
The Manufacturing histg cts Of England, ).
Head, -
The Percy Arecd
t ,1,'a = I'D gibbons Rome,
Modern ..orope,
etistary Of lsngland &c. d..
For sale by MARTIN < LATHAM
IA u = Il
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\ NE " SrATE.-A Tennessee

\ NEU SrATE.-A Tennessee paper ar.
CUES that there is natural and una'erable d.
vcrsiy Of interest, between the Eastern and
Western sections Of that State, aud that the
former beng the weaker division. II must ne.
cessarliy labor under great many political dis.
advantages" 1t therefore proposes, that East
Tennessee and parts Of Virginia, Georgia and
Alabama bordering thereon, shall constitute a
new State. Thus, the same inequalities ALLEGED
TO exist between different sections OF the Jpioa.
and which are sometimes cited To show the nra
liability If not the necessity Of rs dissolution.
are Urged as reasons for The division OF smaller
were the Union sundeicl INTO ,pfaiiesSinal
fragments. In all our geographical disputes. tie
Northern IL sand to be too strong for the South
ern portion Of the conledtracv a STATE. one
,cctIUn oulvotcS the othcr-in couaiv, one
end has more Influence than the opposite IN 4
town, a ward /, too strong for b ward-anl 9
ven in a country village, where the balance oil
power IS settled by the location OF Il Greg shop
lrse sectional jcalou,ies are niw y latent rca
dy ON occasion to blaze forth In fierce conten-
ton. Our Tennessee hiend had +" better ltl
we'll cnough alone" If h. should be gIahliet
by the formation of new State, il would mol be
long before other inequalities would be found I,
exist therein, equally as buldensome and oncrou-
as those Of which he now rompl1ln,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20
when there was ole Of my own party friend. :,

. - was VIC vi my own party friends !,
eahoiea,e' Tor whom was claimed all tbs r,on,,.
"a ORGANIZATIONS tut, sit l..ai nv y,,,.' h.,
w. nteen couid - dei. - / - -. :, -
10 upeper the neaotfas, b,ot 4, 49,
years maiutaiaed a hald al tI4tb,i,,L la, -
uniphaht struggle. Some reit. ", refI,,it,, H..
sif"ole, and The election OF MI. ,;r,-n >,anl1 -.
relieving, strengthen the Republican army ~
our approaching sle, and tut Too, " mon,
'LJuF'ns our itends Ia tins ety.. lndepeno,
o. considerations OF high public duty, to which
nave before adrertea, could ana did clam,
support Tor Mr. Green, from my p1rly f,,.,,4
ees a matter OF slncerc party duty. and / ,lar..
lore hoped the election would be po,ln5oe1 &.
&c. 0s'po"ea, &c
make YOU this hasty statement, r.,l,
men, because n your notice of tins snh;.., !;
your paper OF to-day, YOU do me innStlc,n'
you make that which was the inci1rn,,l ~.
SUBSTANTIVE motive ter my wishingthe po,tnone.
WISH, when YOU again deem il necessary to
"o"or me with your noaee You will be careful
enough SO TO Inform yourself as 10 Mace me m
my true position hls, | trust. | Shall be- nj.
ways willing TO occupy
DE pieased - insert this in your next paper
""u 0oA'se, Respectfully.
\ our obedient servant,
NM. SMITH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

- Il seems 10 be pretty generally under
Stood that Col. Joe Watkins has been dcposcd
from the Democratic tripod in the Virginia Lee
gslaure, and is completely shorn OF the inHu
enee Which be formerly posses,e ed. We are sor-
~ or II, since the command has evidently de-
soivtd on far less competent persons. The Col
one is said to be particularly di.pleased with
The appointment Of Mr.. p. n. Nicholas as Judge
and the prescription of Mir. Wight. Repentance
never comes too lale
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20
LITERARY MESSENGER

This number has been received. It's table o.
contents is quite rich; though, as vet, we have
been unable TO partake OF the banquet. We
observe that the 8 Partisan Leader and the re
view thereof, which appeared in the January
No. Of the Messenger will be reviewed, som
ime in the course OF the summer, by one ofth'
,elf-s,yled Republican parlv. This Is what
fior1 White NAV al-3rS 7GtItlsa:s. % 20, r.
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.ro7,nl Plaster. A!ackas CI, SC

ra7IIE subscriber ofer. for sale,
I 100 barrel, Grouad plaster,
20 barrels fall eauah, MackaTel, very iar,
120 bags Green RIO Coffee,
80 d. Laguird & Java do,
hid, r. O. and 81. CroiX Sugar.
loco h., I.oaf and Lump Sugars,
- barrel, y. c. Tar,
ucrce fresh Tea,
50 baskets fuc Bordeaux oil,
With A general as ,orrm eat OF Groceries suited
10 the trade.
~ an invoice of about $500 worth of com
mon and fac Scgars. For sale low for cash Or
ba,ier GEO. BAGBI.
March 20 5W II
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NsAEKs
..sNRns

Ine terms vi be So tie scason. payable on
Tue i,t day Of July. Fer insnfing uafs IN BE
' WIN i'"'' $40 payable when H. hcl I. a.cer-
Ia'nea OF 'he haie aarttd with, ST. the siaele
s1I, pay ao.e at The tue otser,lae. Ia 81 Il, The
SnI IJn II, g|sn eass' A1y sendeman putting
hnrge1by payment In I've. '''.'s -
on4' any maff pn' By lhr seasan. fand =, d
NH; T H., tue seasoo) ut ps,e VIII loal. sbs
~ De assured lae ueN season at tho $40,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

IL II - said that Mr Van Hureu has prom
lsed to visit Gen. Jack Gu during The ensuif z
summer. We would advise hun, il he repeal,
the Treasury Order not to go within hundred
miles Of the Hermitage. That Will tie a siu
Tor winch no rencnlance can alnne
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

~ The Wing states that The Public Printer
(Mr. Rilchie) eapupged, altered and erased the
phraseology Of the letter ofacceptance from Mr..
Campbell, our new Governor Well-we sup.
pose ht has as much right to mutlate the public
records as the Senate has indeed rather a bet
ter hight, since he is not, and the Senate is.
sworn TO " keep them safe from harm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

CAUSE AND CONHEQUENCE.-A-
mong the congrauIdtory addresses presented 70
me President, notice Que from the city of
Philadelphia, signed. among others, by Michael
". Ash. In the list OF appointments. by the
President and Senate we perceive that Michael
". Ash has received his reward as Navy A.
gent al Phladelph a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20
Pubic IE(ILRIf

The Rev. d. l.. Carroll P6e,ident Of Ilanlp-
den Sydney College. VIII deliver Lee
lure before the loaag inns Sorj,tg Of
Lyp,hbuyg. at the First Presbyterian Church.
on WEUNESDAY EVENING NEXT, the
22d Of March, At candIc-hght. The public are
invited to attend.
y. p. PAYNE, Hec. SEC.
H. The Members and Honorary Members Of
the Society and the Members otibe Library are
requested to met at the Society, Room, at hall
pa, SIX o'clock on Wednesday evening
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-20

~ Senator VIM. Smith, OF the Cupeper
Y u'. publishes the following card, in the
"n'9' ior the purpose Of correcting that papers
'ei'o'' Oh his remarks in relation to the appoint
"eh' oil Judge for the Richmond district, ad.
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