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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12
R%yaaHIPa!YGs n,A AMP Pr R RAlT sSHSOE I'D.

ID YOUNG LADIES, At WEST FARMS.-The Misses
NEWTON have renewed their school from the city the
pleasant and houhng village Of West Farms, wescbester
county.
They have selected this location oay in consequence OF
Its prsverba health but of its proximity the city, the dis
exceeding eleven miles The house large, airy
and well adapted for such an institution.
They prepared receive Ladies boarers
day scholars and they their friends and the public
that nothing shall be wanting their part to afford IA
cy Of instruction and Improvement TO their pupils and to
qualify them, by liberal and accomplished education fer the
respectable walks of life
Tuior comprises complete English superadded to
which French Italian and Spanish lang uages,
Music. Drawing and Dancing, II required.
Highly respectable references will OF BE- given
rents guardians Il application be made either personally nj
the village by letter directed the post Office West Farms
myi9-2m
BOOTS -BOOT~- BOOTs-At :. 81. wALKEE's,
ID go Canal STREET The subscribers adopt this method Of
forming their friends and the public that they have reduced the
price OF their S75 Boots $3.50 in Of the hard
times and scarcity Of money The subscribers gratu for
past favors solicit continuance OF that literally
bestowed them Persons wishing purchase Boots
Shoes would do well 10 call WALKERS, Canal street.
shoe from Greenwich where may be
found Boots AMI Shoes IN quantity better quality and
lower in than he found other establishment in
this city. Only call at go Canal ST.
U Country merchants supplied by the package or dozen
ieJ0-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

Ls II
m Courandt street beg to inform the they have
- removed rom No. Courandt the above large
elegant where they have on hand and
sany receiving fresh supplies OF Hatters Plush and Trim
Also fancy coored Pushes for ladies' bonuets, which they
will sell on accommodating terms
Hats Caps, Stocks and Stock Frames at wholesale shy
IN BKOWh a. CO.'S ONE PKi, y HAT
e. sT0RE.-The subscribers since the year 1924, have
dssamed furnishing the public with an elegant and sub
sania HAT of graceful form, at the accommodating
price of 49, They that their efforts have been
T Sa E Triumphant sae oo a IN and
finish any heretofore offered and stand preemment among
patrons they would ay-the Quality may be-
ormthe price moderate and fxedthe profit small and all
@ Ssss FOR cash. ' '"'' square Brown CO.
sH kp NEAE SUsm d ~
~ present emergency Of the times, the subscriber offers
~, ior sale sale the first quality Of satin beaver HATS at 49,
spared part GEoF IL Brown lsS Hudson 4
n FAsHI0NABLE HATS, at coUPLAND
cos % BoTery east side four doors n south q
better. jelo-lms
AnA FOR sALE.-A Country Seat in the village OF
e& White Plains, weschester county New York, The
desirable country seat situate in the village Of White
land which story house, 80 by 40 feet,
built within the last ea and completely o finished houghon,
finished with fire places and hall through the full de OF the
finished with places, large garrett premises
good barn and other aad good web of water
For further particulars respecting the above properly apply
John Mead, Palmer Fisher, at White Plains james
Y. Watkins, Is Catharine street, New York je7-lm
"a HOUSE TO LET, OR FOR SALE.-The new
E modern built three story house in o st. few doors east
of Broadway, being the middle of the three houses Just
finished This house finished liz the best with
the modern improvements and be had immedi
| ately Apply to g. CLARK, 1856 Water street
myl6 su
lsA TO Lp.T.-several small dwellings with many
c convenienees suitable for respectable mechanics and
.xAothers. Apply the premises, No. 7 Rose street.
jyl0lm+
III TO LET.-The Store known a No. 116 Maiden lane
inn" door from Pearl St Possession given immediately
skInquire at 1874 Pearl ST. j3ey
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

DICKsLAY,S LIQUID COMPOSITION, for
removing the blue from stove bars without injury TO the
s and for cleaning brass copper pewter, TIM &e with half
the usual labor.
The liquid only the polish steel that has
been exposed the action OF fire. but speedily all
stains from dead ground stoves and Tenders brass csp
per metal and pewter, ceansed by II with
expedition. To block tin dish that have
in for years gives the polish Of II
grease ink spet stains from paint with the greatest ia
cility, and without injury 10 the color.
lacquered furniture will retain its original bribancy il
occasionally cleansed by IL. For sale by
ie2g-tf NATHAN Is. GRAHAM, 90 Nassau-sf.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

Fnervescent Ginger BeverhSe FOWuer.
SALUBRlOUS ST0MACHIC EFFERV ES-
- CENT GINGER BEVERAGE POWDER, for pro-
ducng immediate efervescen draught, in the highest
possible Of perfection aaying the thirst well being
Mingled with component part OF the pure Jamaica Ginger
much extoed in difficulty of Digestion where its med
ca properties has stood the and met the approval OF the
fastideus and the learned.
To travellers tourists captains of vessels, &c. will be found
desideratum fthe highest mpor either in sickness
health whatever climate will surpass any other prepa
tsn extant and being peculiarly portable renders still fur
ther acquisition Prepared by,
JOHNSON a. co. Chemists
AT their Created Water Depot SO and SO Cedar
Soda and Sedlz Waters syrups Of all kinds seiditz and
Soda Powders. Ac
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

DOAHD.-A gentleman who finds comfortable board,
- he, in reneel private family Grand informs
any respectable individual requiring the like accommodation
that the family will afford H. The he less
than he has paid for much inferior elsewhere Or he believes
n gentleman aud his wife We accommodated Apply to
Mrs. B, % Watt St, Varck. iy3.lws
ID f.. MACS a. CO., COEFFEURS DE PARIS, 50
Il Nassau street, corner OF Maiden Lane Having lately
arrived from Paris beg respectfully to the Ia
dies especially that they win stn continue follow their pro-
Ladies' Hair Drexers Likewise; that
punctuay those Indies who may favor them with
their commands Also that they will have the latest fashions
from Paris r. r. Macs having had silver medal awarded
to him by the French Academy for ladies' hair dressing
~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

LANES DRYSDALE, v VETERINARY SUR
GEON No 20 Filth street returns thanks to his patrons for
their liberal hitherto hopes he will merit
continuance Of the The Equestrian Amateur who has
his lame by shooting other would do well
call place before dsposng Of them useless for
application OF his superior prnc Of shooting has cured hun
dreds horses of long standing ameness that deemed
durable lie offers convince that may be sceptica
of his abilities by good reference occular demonstration
let work bear witness.
NJ b. His horse shoes received premium at the last
American Insute Diseased horses received
his Equine Inrmary where they will be treated the
approved principles established by the European Vetena
Schools Remember No 20 Fifth the Bowery
with the skeleton ef a horse over the gate.
Signed, JAMES DRYSDALE,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

SUCCORN "A large supply ofthe bes, German succsry
- On hand for sale by j. A. EAMoUREux CO.,
my25u y77 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

E'KENCH LANGUAGE-tCONVE
SYSTEM "A class Of Ladies meet in the afternoon, and
class gentlemen In the evening, the residence Of Profess
Barber I55 Chambers An introduction into this
language offered those who joa either these
*. Apply to DR. BARBER whe gives lessons in Eocuton
at the san,r ,,Acs, .. - v. G. TSDERIIILL,
Teacher and Translator of the French, Spanish and
Italian Ianvuapes. Morton 4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

AneA TO Lr.T.-Several small dwellings with many
convenienees, suitable for respectable mechanics and
-ALohers. Apply on the premises, No. Rose street.
iy1O-lm*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

AuA TO LET-The Store known No. ll6 Maiden lane
@ one door from Pearl St Possession given immediately
sAl Inquire at 1874 Pearl ST. j3ey
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

pntSk, AxSprtu, n. -. - 49,,
necasks assorted Hardware corssng In part OF steel
yards FIRE iras but stches locks assorted h'~ds
ware weights kc together with conplee assortment o.
prizes .,.' = - ie1l2swin
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12
uly3O-ln,

SHN PASSAGE FOR LIVE t
z7yk LINE.-Arrangemen have been mi
49, dating a few respectable Storage I
mail packet departing hence on her appointe
June.
Drafts, as usual, on the Robinsons Co.
Dublin, or the Bank of Ireland On Liverpool
son Brothers, bankers
Please apply or addres 334 Pearl St
my25 DOUGLAS ROB
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

D. The Bergen and Maria the only that land
Bulrs Ferry.
a. Passengers requested provide themselves with
change for passage. JyllA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL COFFEE ROOM
O-MR HORN begseave acknowledge the obligations he
the gentlemen who have literally patronised hi
establishment anil has the pleasure inform his friends and
that he has entered into with
celebrated pie baker for constant supply of the best pies and
arts that possibly be made in this city, lie also will be
able all times supply his customers with coffee and cho
coae the very finest favour and richest quality and atters
himself establishment in the city the public be
better and satisfactorily served with such articles than
his l6S3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23
RA ESTER DAYS MAIL.

The GoaefH Baah BIZ, has passed the Va. Senate,
as thc VIII. understands The Enquirer saws, that
the principal a restriction the issnc BY the
banks OF notes under $50, from the year lsfO."
The Senate has also passed the bill changing the
time of meeting of the Legislature, from the first
Monday in December to the first Hondly IN lanul-
ry
Eopor'ant tfoo. Eorda,---It Is stated, ON credible
authority, that Gen. Jesup has length succeeded
IN concluding treaty with the leading Chiefs Of
the Scmnolcs to this effect III hostilities are to
from tins time and by the 10Th Of April all the
indians are to be at Tampa bay, to be transported
west OF the Mississippi. They 10 receive rarions
and pay for their cattle, &c. In ten days Mcanope
is 10 come IN and stay where the eoumanllne Gene
raj chooses, and is to be kept hostage nnril the
Indians have all departed Nothing is SAID of Occo-
la.
Charles Ellis, Esq. OF Richmond has been chosen
President OF the Farmers BAN, OF Virginia rice Phil
ip Norbonc Nicholas, appointed Judge of the Rich
mond district
In consequence Of favorable advice, from New o.
leans the Mcssrs, Joscphs OF New York. ON the I-rh
inst. announced their intention OF resuming paymcnt
but by th advice of thcr friends they have conclud-
ed to wait further from New Orleans -Four
more Of ;he best houses in New \ ork, two III Wall
Street, and two in the vicinity of Wall Street have
failed. Names are NOT yet mentioned. Money AZ per
cen, per month on the best security So much lor
Depositc Banks and Treasury Orders!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23
TIE BANK QUESTION.

The House of Delegates, after laborious PROCESS
of parurition, has at last given birth to scheme
which IL exaspcrae The community, instead OF APP
peasng their clauor by yielding to their just wants,
The people have asked bread. and the House has
given them a stone 1t has created an Independent
Bank at Norfolk, with branches ii Petersburg and
Richmoud--wlGc Lynclburg is iohhcd off with
a slight increase OF the capital Of the existing
branches--an increase which it Will probably never
roaizo. inaslnuch as the re triatlons which the
House has thought proper in true spirit Of guaeA-
ery. to throw around the banking system viii lead TO
the rejection of the increase. the terms proposed
bv the stockholders Of the existing banks.
Petersburg is as little contcntsd with her share OF
tlc spoils as " arc. The - Constellation declares
that it greatly prefers 10 augmentation OF capital
rather than that Petersburg should be rendered tn
bufayy 10 Norfolk" Petersburg, Says that paper)
docs not want two masters she finds scryltGde to
Richmond sufficiently burdcusome, without beng
yokca to the car Of Norfolk" And that the Con-
s.rllator speaks the sentiments ct the people oi re
,b,,c ~, = inter FROM tic call i, IL NaSo'o hat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23
no case. and clainne, payment OF the lee,-

..o case. and claimed payment OF the leg,-
ces.. miss with whom was Mr. StuarD submitted
Mf. ,,cre several questions 10 be considered be-
that tie' t,rd could be parted with, assuming
fore nc st TO the children, legitimate or iileg-
that 'n' IF hs nephew, II. J. Hunseriord, had full
innate OIL Il"
ed. u-r,y. Who appeared for the Attorney Conc
MI. ed that the Crown interested, in the q
raj oo s,tc beauest being declared void.
'en u IIangdale observed that he would M allow
Lola ofform to prevent he progress ofthe pro-
any i but would allow the plaintiff TO amend his
rceu ~, ,bc purpose OF making the record perfect
h' ,u nr,ainIy considered the title nsedby The pres-
lie :, nyocecdines ui the Courts OF the I. States
dent he the correct 70 he used IN al proceedings
IN this eoun ~ ..i......, TT,
vi. was the President on behalf of the People
- the United States.
oil ''' ~. 'angtale thought, would be necessary
IL ,hc hill sn rs to state precisely who IT was that
Nv - ,be funds. and show the act oi Congress; x
''''' o,,,b,e hin TO decide that he was acting IN
~ ~ ecorlauce with the intention ol the testaor.-
. ,l,, amendment the parties nilg ht take rec
NJ :, the MASTER to ascertain whether the children
i ',,he ,esta;or's nephew had failed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23
Z HE HARP.


DrSpECTFCLLY informs the patrons OF his
X, school aud the public, that he has succeeded
N .nq,n,ng the services OF MISS FORD, of Phila-
Jrluh,a. TO give instruction on TIE HARP and
~ I'D Mrs Smith in her duties at The Piano. Tie
Lady is expected to enter upon her engagement IN
the course of few weeks.
FRENCH AND ITALIAN.
MISS FORD whose opportunities for acquiring
thorough knowledge and familiar OF the Ian
guages. are ccrlihe5 to ne by the Rev. DIR. Buca-
Chef. will assume the charge of class OF Young La
dies in French and another in Italian.
DRAWING AND PAINTING.
Mr.. :. has secured the valuable aid OF MR. TT l.
LER Professor OF Drawing and Painting, and com-
menls him to The patronage OF the citizens OF ths
place as gentleman oftasle and talent in his pro
ttsSon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23

Su,rtbl, to d.c season, and will open in few
DAYS a lafae and handsome assortment oi English,
French and American DRY GOODS, which VIII be
sold very law.
respectfully ash call from my old friends anil
customers and the public generally, ~ feel conf
.I'u oi belng enabled to present strong Inducements
10 pmehnscrs III the way ot aNEAP GOODS.
Please aisr call, and examine my slock before
purchasing. Likewise, a good Assorlnaen of GRO.
tERlES.
March - I,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23
sHETTER,s ,,aTl;N,,, s..nr:.NraNr! Ns.s:sFs
A't"nos, Guitars and .se.c .WsesiC.

NRS: F. G. SMITH invites the attention of
d., a"ies to beautiful Plum Forte received this
be1 rom Dubois, Bacon and Chambers, and desert
bo 'iicr priced catalogue as " grand action, ia
t,o, n9h'' &c. at 1913" On haGd several Pianos
NJ. Tue same house, and from Nuns, Calke y Co.
fran, -, . has also a rich assortment of GnitarS
md TN, ut plalncs to the most llighl, ornamented
ns, aS Just received supply Of AtiH Risc ion both
49,, .an'fS. Teachers furnished with catalogue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23

- In onr paper Of the 18th ins,. We published
the marriage of Mr. John +. Il. Mo-cles of Char
lotic, to Miss Polly B. Christian Of Buckingham, on
the authority OF letter signed siobn II. H.ader,oD,
dated at 3" Hampton sydney College, and post
marked Prince Edward Cour-honsc.' w have
since been informed that no such marriage has taken
place. and consequently that have been imposed
upon, and the feelings OF the parties named as well
as those of their friends outraged, by this piece Of
mingled stupidity and malice We regret that the
precautions which we take 10 guard against nm
positions of this character not always eilec:ual-
When forgery is resorted to, as in the present case
it is not possible that should be able 10 discrnl-
nlto between truth and iasehood. We have PFC
,tr,ct he ettor above relcrcd te, aud viii cheerful
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23
.FE' eSST.

NJ, stock is very Iargc and desirable embracing al
most every article USUALLY Kept IN Dry Goods Houses
mere ar ll!f pf''' % ,oo''' 'i5l' ''', ''
n'''i' ~, VI .',e "t ti, MI ,ty
H,a ~, ',.,'s @ r',, ~
oi'o" u9 1'' Il" VI III NV
r ,.' W. D., f4,..,..o al ,.,,..
.' "'" D., pn.or5h,, 6o,,ior
,; ,"' .',N! a. '''' '''' l [',s III ,I
'"' al" S"i''' ''s''''' - '''' -
~" -. aud / ,
"'i''ss' + >ti'so io'''~ .N'''''
), oI Ne1Ier'' no.,,n... p.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23

EANING beeniu very delicate heallh for several
4 l. moaths, AID being desirous oil removing to a
more Southern climate ior its restoration, have de
,rmlned to sell oai Immediately, my whole STOCK Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE.
CUTLERY. SHOES, ii ATS, &c. &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23
LyNsnmrHs.. naHC. as. 1882.
E." AS ", WE'RE,

After an interval Of NOR than un months. VI, ,lof
our borrowed coat and aIPa~g before GUY readers in
IL" dress Our principle, however. remain uu
! cllanged-and We therefore renew. with our former
head, the motto by which, in general terms, those
principles are indlcated-"H tic RiahtS 81 the States
amt tn Iaioa otBr States" Afeaflv attached ia
the latter We believe that it, value VII he har,l,
worth the troablc of calculations when The louuer
shall be sacrificed or di,rrgatlea. We are not
! however, olthe number of those WHO see, IN every
iniraction OF State Rights BY the colossal Pow cl
OF The federal government, sim of their spec
! ~ and certain overthrow. On the contrary. We be
lIeff, that although the spirit Of euetoachmeni may
make broad inroadS upon this mterdiccd field, vet
the good sense of the people themselves, under the
Influence OF local attachment which Is always So ca
SLY aroused and selfuierest which never slumbct~.
vii most rroba5l, sooner OF later cllech the l,den-
cy consolation, and hung our rulers back the
true intent aud meaning oi The constitution. Hence,
We have always treated with detision the ruoel,- pa
thetic appeals ofhoSe stll-constiuted seutnclS who
like the Richmond Enquirer, have rung ineessant
alafGn in the public ear. whenever the general GO
vernmeut has crossed The har-iine which separates
protection from If1HHt,--or the almost equally nice
distinction which, in internal improvements 81 parat-s
5oeai from atfioad wolk>--or even when il has
threatened TO incorporate University, or has actual
| " bestowed corporate powers upon a NoneSed in-
>ttuon. More especially have tracctd these false
alarms the cant Of hypoeritical pretrndcrs,
since We have seen thai thcsc same scutines were
asleepupon then posts, orelse false tothcirraeirles,
when the most alaring miractots OF STATE Rights
IL, d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23
.BDsssNEYHEN TIMERS

yNIlREE or -FOUR GOOD JOURNEYME%
TIMERS, viii fad constant employment
and GOOD wages, on immediate application to the
snb>crIber IN Lyarhburg. FlLDEN REED.
March - #
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REVIEW
OE TIVE Y.s'sSsH gSs .rx.4RAD1
Corrected bg ki0sconss,c & OBEY,

tIIH WIssIfJ-N KIshi Ff.I.N Is.
oboeea cunt tueomr ~ ,erY dow, and bat itte open-
na A. tn oa - 1t approaching for thu llnnriae ures
10 coinmeneo Wnra# rotacea, woi'ld ndyisa
hHnl' 10 nd IN teif tir nanutcini,,g first, tnkns
pfz' now 10 hfna elem lt,c ,onr ihds. up Ia
exrrod II IT..
Fyteme pticrs otptsscd Tobacco. - a IN & 30
toumnu IL Good, - 10 & 30
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23

a. Tile last No. Of the .SoutIer" literary Hey-
scDocr ore Of the best il not decidedly superior ID
any ono Of the series.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23
ssfssFe aass.

Died, ottha residence Of her father, in Campbell
county. Friday the l1th INST. after an Hines, OF
about lcumoajL>, the 19th 5ear Of her age, Mrs
May - %rArHAn, daughter OF Richmond STA
t3am She len Tins world with lac pleasing ASST
renee Of tnhcYijne better one
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23

LouisVie, lh} recently, NrG. GAELAsn. 10 Miss AhS
MARIN toaiet ia lit OF IN late John aehe=o3, 4alof
of iynclIu1a.
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VIZ ACT or LAND,

containing TOO acffs, more of less Iylng IN hr wa
tors OF Afchcr's Creek, IN said county. Terms II
months credit the purchaser or purchasers giving
bond With approved personal security, and a en on
the mofeu, to secure the payment oil the purchase
money. WM. G. McALLISTER, Com.
March ~ II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23
ACHILLES y. JOHNSON

By permission Of the Agricultural Society OF
! LynchbHge, .hdl bflns forward my plan ofceisIa-
five aid 10 Aariculnna b. means of .ucll fund al
thc lcAt ahi l,J meeting.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23
Wing n RjctJg0ND y9-DtY,
.%E'RF.grG esGEssS.

Va i are opcning IA IL" package, of Spring Goods
w recently selected in New or,, among then,
some very pretty Good for Spring wear. To
which We invite the attcnsion - The Ladies.
ROBINSON &ELIIOTT.
Mnrch L. 1.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23

~ tim H. ". y Cabeli,s a candidate to rep
fesrn' tte feo r ot fitJ>,haaa county in the ncNl
l.. .-htaeat INA.
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COMWasSRONER'S SALE.

y obrdicGcc to decree oil the county court Of
Campbell, pron6uncr,, - the case o. Wnghis ys.
Wight the undersigned viii, on the 29ih day Of y
prl neS proceeds % sell to The highest bidder on the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23

- crop Of cid Tobacco, innde l., Peer rsiou, Esq.
Of rits, vni, sold in tbs par. 10y Alrsrs. Nowlin
Berger Go. tw days ago, some OF winch brought so.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23

/ goo3 Hsaimong the petitions presented 10 The Lee s-
tlrc OF Penn ana few day ago ona, llaeul thai
tn warrant Inv may bc extended To ha tbolitoasl,.
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sEH,asSEs xpg'G an 4eDs,g.

70 rnr Erv. j. =. S.t"ii.'
March lG vs. y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23
THE TOBACCO lNTE"EST.-N

a. tadtea Stevenson, Esl. has written home
aietlef N winch he denies beng thc author Of Ger
tam letters from London assaine The I :. Bauh,
which hma appeared IN the Giohe. The aro.,tc
Rlchmd Ru>h !, doubtless tie }eister
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23

R'EsE..gtR d GODS.

An As instr.cenea at III, NEW cASll STORE +
a 3 a mail lutof
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23

a. It will be seen by ON extracts from New
y orh and New Orleans papers thai extensive failures
have occurred in those great commercial marts.
and that severe pecuniary embarrassment prevails.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23

Colored Silk Neiyc!s and Ostrich Feathers.
\ general assortment of Bonnet and Cap Ribbons.
BESIDES great varic,y Ct other FANCY GOODS,