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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

narl,ses oi la0re, Z. sgiaf u. -. "a L,o qstH
slg y ssaasasf,ss = al t.1ssaad and n % afats
fsIsa s a' - ysit,tm 95id ia 9aoafiig n tgoasg
a. 8 p ifC quentin &. Hnsa3iffe.
Tie sciiYa ere lisa. IA .iItnn las teen greatly
relaeef faY4ui.i4 s,..ee lie sHspetsioi, nt ruis
BY ~ II ltaA az specie ifsm cir al.an. whis has
heruIueh c9itia tift bni ~ csloeii"a 81 haah pa
n.r. and hence Is that esfesaf bHkV laprris >o8
~ af4fe f9d8fh's t.sR gud and si,,ef before
tRe -H.p n,ia s}8fffd ie a..fr ruTsacg. tHi faPtf
~ ,srie, dsf4eeiaffa dgfta riaa f.at 7eo5jht
Are tie pss.iu'iS and prfiedicfs ut mru Ia be
@faUgln upsa when then seuses my direct ibcm
IL We mel know. an admitted tet that current
hunk hlll> nuif valuable now than before the siis
pension Iei tae ask enc Of tlfesr suffering bill
harfs htt ne wishes o 40 with bis moacE winch
he held n tn tine Of Size saspsasionl Does he
tlehi itsn, hiS crrd.f viii he glad 10 fc.
eeigc H. and expects unfhlne else. Does he wish
20 bny provisions ieI lis lanty II 50. he gets
iiem hs,pef thu hc conld belute the suspension 81
speeir as meats Does hr uis 10 bus real csfhte 81
st0ehsf II 81, ite en- get them from 30 TO 81 per
cen cheaper tian e could bslore the pension of
tecie payments. In Short, there - no PURPOSE tor
which lnones used, nr which bills arr moi nov
morr 1oablr 10 lr holder ltau before the suspcn-
sno. "lil> Tie whole currency was depieciled by
ifs quantity, except for the payment al foreign
debt Ihu'r. then, who tlanor most about theif
losses hive losi nothing but centrally gained. The
merchants sustain ihc whnlr loss thai is sustained for
ill., receive from Their debtors At par, and hive
10 Fay prcminmof specie 10 pay theiroreIgn ercd-
tors.
Sigicily ard logically speaking, Nh. H. said, paper
was polr deprecated, when compared 0mr with sill
yer bs the amount 81 premium on specie, because
wr bad no other leea standard 10 20 by All he
meant 10 say was, that paper was more salng W nor
than SPeoI9 VIZ beiofc the suspension, and, there
tofe, llte hodeI had }o>t nothing. SO slaring was
the iAacy ofcsru1ling the loss OF the community
by the difference Between the amount Of specie III
the.r vaults aud the liabilities of the banks, thai the
community owed the banks more Than the banks owed
the community. Each has rigH toeiaim spCce aud
with n lifile time Tor adjustment. the banks could
settle every dollar against them without dollar III
specie. lie did not wish ohe understood advo-
eating 81 even apologzing tof an rtcdecmable bank
paper; II was too prccmous. aud subject In tlncu
alton. But practical legislators, should view
ihaus a. they arc. and he could SEE eXpedirncy IN
endrWorng 10 impose such idIaces already
excited community
Mt X. concludrdh> stylue thaf he lad no wish
10 puStpbne DISCUSSION. and therefore, indhcr-
eHt as Ia the present fate nt his motion. But as lac
,d NOT like enhcr prolrct, as presented, and wished
limo Ia digest Il brtof, he could not consistently
make any ulbrr notion, aud therefore, moved the
ct tie whole sublcc, to the FIRST Mon
dnN IN Drcrm5rl next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

negotiation has just been completed between the
Canal tomml.ssjoners OF this State ii the CITY
banks, Tor he whole of tl Sfalc loans created by
the last legislature. 10 finish and complete The canal
system OF the State. These loans amount to
S2.600.000 bearing an interest at prr cent. After
negotiation Of several days, the arrangement WAS
finished ON Monday, ala rate highly favorable to
the banks. oac Of The conditions Of the loan is
thai tie city banks shall INCREASE lher specie basis
TO the amuuHt TT Tie scrip, lcinbu sable TO the
state in the fail otle39. The banks vii take this
scrip and bring it Immediately into thc foreign ex-
change market in which shape it must cause fall in
the puoe nj no distant day. In LONDON, this stock
will be preferred even 10 that OF the United States
Bank, The whole capital and industry Of New york.
the Grs equal 10 500 ao0o 600, ana the latter to SEQ
O0o,00O per annun--ale bound tor it, due payment
/ Of principal and interest The hauls qi.o, in order
to make il more effective a medium OF remittance
10 London have agreed to pay the interest in spe
Gle in bondon.--We have not heard the exact rate
which has been given the State for the loan, but
some statements make ii per cent, which is equal
To 81 per cent interest the whole. II is also cal
cuIacd that in three four months the whole a.
mount of this loan may be placed in the city banks in
specie IN certain proportions, begining with $780,
600 for the Bank of America--S3U0 600 for the
Merchants bank-and in similar r4to 10 the end OF
the list. y. \. Hcrdd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
ApRfvALoF /. 5. SUP PEACOCK.

Tbe L. \ Snip Peacock L. h. SrRinLISs, Esq
co,n,nandcr bearing the broad pendant al tohno-
do,c FnMuxp p kgNyEpY, 81 days from Bahla
anne. INTO the Cares OF Virginia Nednestla, exc
ming aud arrived at Norfolk on Friday.
The Peacock sailed from New ofk on tho 25d
Of April 1885, and las circumnavga gated the world,
Touching nj Rio Janero Zanzibar, Mnscaf, Boin-
day, Ceylan Java Syehang Islands. Sam, Cochin
china. aud Macao IN China She sailed thence
June 23d, 1886 for tie {. States. VIA Cape Horn,
touching At the BONN and Sandwich Islands, Mon
fercy in Upper California, Aazaan, San Bias, and
Acapulco in Mexico; Payta lluacho. Callao aud
plsco in Peru: Juan Fernandez, aud Valparaiso :
remaining some months On the coast oi = America,
whence after the arrival Of the y. tmolina, Sue sailed
for Norfolk.
The Peacock has been absent two years and six
months, having been in that period j2i days at sea,
aud has sailed "a 125 miles, per log.
Though FIVE different cpldenics have passed
through the ship, and the number oil sick has nj
times been very great the deaths amongst the crew
have only been ten, and the health OF the officers and
crew is completely rc-establlshed.
The wish Of the Peacock to these different conn-
tres has no doubt been attended with considerable
benefit the interests oi commerce, aud we trust
that the attention of our Government having been
TUNED to this subject, the large amount OF AmcrI-
can property in The Eastern seas will not again be
left without the protection OF our Navy.-lweniy
distressed American Seamen have been brought
number shipped ut d,Ilrreat ports in the cruise.
Isl of Officers attached to the [. States Ship
Peacock, Oct. %, 1887.
EDMUND j. kENNEDY, Esqr. Commodore.
G.. X. Stribling Esq. Commanders (acting.)
Observation-Disclosures {. Turner, Muray Mason,
Richard l.. Page, Sylyanus w. Gordon, Thomas X,
l.. Rootcs, (actlng)
Fleet Surgeon.--W. 5. w. Ru>chcnbereer.
Asst. do Wm. +. McClenalan.
Acting Maslei--l1. s. b. Darlington.
Commodore's Secretary, Actns Puscr) Edward
s Whc!en.
Midshipmcn-James |. Forbes, Edward 5. lIutter
Charles NJ. Robinson, Charles RICHARDSON, WIN. 5.
DrlYon, George w. Chapman, Vim. q. Benham,
Henry Cadaallader, r. Delaney lizard. LOU, Nc
Lane.
Cap's. Clrrk-John CIark
Act'g- Boatswan-N. K. Hall.
Gunncr-A. =. Lewis.
Aet's Sail Maher--Jas. Ferguson.
Aet'g Carpentcr-N. :. Lee.
PasseDger-Licut. ChaS II. Duryec.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
NEW DRLFANs. Oct oI

NEW ORLFAXs, Oct. 81.
1t is the received opinion that the Epidemic has
not yet entirely subsidized, although its rayases are
chiefly confined to foreigners. The late storm
doubtless has had the saluiay effect of checking the
srulcnle of the disease, but not TO the extent thai
WAS anticipatcd.-To visit the city at the present
time mi2h To IN unacenatcd person be attended by
considerable risk would thc enfe advise all to act
the part OF prudence and wait for change of wealth
erbclore they venture among us. Bulletin.
The health of New Orleans has greatly improved
within the last few days. Notwithstanding that the
weather has been exceedingly warm There are
occasionally new cases, but the numcr of Deaths has
greatly diminished, and il is the opinion of some
physicians that the causes of The epidemic are at eas,
partially removed. 1t is thought BY some that
there must have been slight frost some few morn
nss SINCE as the Cape Jessamncs in the city are OBJ
served 10 be wlthercd-llowever, would by no
means recommend strangers to come to the civ for
some days yet. We may reasonably expect frost
before long. True american
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
Ftomhc Giiicotte Ga,eife, Oci. 90.
GREAT CATTLE SALE.

Seventeen head of Improved Short Horned Cattle
belonging to the Ohio Company being mostly of
tins years importation and the produce of Others
took place at the Sngar-Town in this county, Tues
day last.-Ihe attendance was numerous, compri-
sing larger number Of actual bidders tan the pre-
vious sale Among The individuals present who
are pre-cmlnenty noted for their agricultural
enterprise, were Governor Vance, Ex-Governor
Irlmblc, the Messrs Renick, Mr.. Suvan and
indeed nearly all of the large farmers ofthis Valley
and the adjacent country. The bidding was conse-
queny very spirited, and the prices obtained for the
cattle plainly show that the kind of stock sold IS
rapidly advancing in public estimation.
Acmon 3 years months, Mr.. Suvant & Co.,
'oIHhonS, $4,000
Comet HALEY, ) years, George Rcnick & Co..
Nn'.coiie' $500
Underwood. yem6 mouths, ALEU- Trnnblc aud r
h"'"ul' 700
Bouncerl year months John Wake, Pickaway
sunny, ohio' 453
PowIiaian, | year 10 days, Harness Rcnick.
'SN'"as county, ONO, 500
Santa Anna. mouths 81 days, Joseph c. Vance,
O'"o county, a. i25
COWS.
Flora, years months, NJ. l.. s. Sullivan, Co
lumbus, 900
Matilda G years months Allen Trimblc. High
land county, Ohio, ooo
fldellq months Il days, Allen Trinblc. IIiph-
land county, Ohio. Gio|
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

The Figure Hcad.-The New York Journal OF
Commerce contains report OF a trial in one OF the
courts there OF an action for assault and battery. in
which Samuel w. Dewey plaintin. V. Joseph
Fay aud Edward II. Dixon, defendants. In the
course Of the evidence of the witnesses stated
that Dewey, WHO II seems Is Captain, informed him
on he evening of the assault. that he Dewey cut
OF the figure head Of the Frigate Constitution. But
for Turn which The courts proceedings suddenly
took, the Whole matter would have been exposed
The Boston Sentinel adds - There is no doubt that
Capt. Dewey, who IS Il native OF Cape Cod. chi of
the figure mead as stated. 1t is IN the Navy De
parment at Washington, where il was lodged bv
Capt. d. the Secretary oithc Navy giving him writ
ten obligation that he should never be prosecuted
for the offence he had committed"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

At the request of the friends of Captain White of
the steam boat Home the steward of tIlai Vessel
has published Il long statement describing the coulnoi
OF the Captain from the time OF leaving New York
until subsequently to the wreck HIS testimony goes
very far to cXoncratc the Captain from the charge OF
drunkenness, as he says that ofirer pnk during the
whole time but two glasses, both of which were gwen
by himself. lie also states thai the Captain took but
one meal OF io.d, and was excessively entrusted
from fatigue and being drcnched with water besides
being without sleep Tor great number of hours
Wearc 'ccrely gralcd ut seeing this testimony in
behalf OF Que VIII ,se feelings under the best aspect OF
the tNattcr must be most unemablc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
MonII.E. Oct. ol

' .
Within a few days, upwards of 300 passengers have
arrived il this city. large portion Of these are in
dI%cnt foreigners 10 whom lack of employment must
bring want and The wretchcdncss which attends it,
We fear, too, that large an accession our unac-
clmated population will largely increase the prcva-
lencc OF disease. Chronicle.
The health ofthe city seems to he improving. At
tachs are less 'vioent. AUD yield more readily 10 the
power of medicine The Weather is warm, but the
bamy breezes from the south that have prevailed for
two days aud nights, highly favorable TO the sick.
Register.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
TIE ROCHESTER MURDER CONFESSED.

TIE ROCHESTER MURDER CONFESSED
Corr3po adence ofMe Jouraoi If Commerce.
ROCHESTER, Oct. 2jh, 1887.
Gentlemen,-l wrote YOU the 9th inst. in
great haste, giving Won some particulars Of Tie muir
der al Lyman and of the arrest oil three individuals,
whose uanes are Ocayius Barron, Peter Phwcll
aud Thomas Bennett. OufpoIicc and others con
uected with them have been interchangeable in their en-
deavors to ferret out the whole matter. Tuesday and
"Wednesday were spent in examining the prisoners
with bat liite effect, until last evening lon will re-
collect stated IN my other communication. that
three individuals were arrested at the depot of the
Tonawanda raIl road. 81 appears lmt while search
WAS being made for them and their trunks that Bar
ron Jumped out OF the car he was in, ran about one
hundred rods to the second depot aud from where
the train Is taken west by the engineers. lie
so far ahead Of the officer pursuit. that when he
arrived at the second depot he was ow Of sight. He
went into large pile of wood. where lac secreted
$500, which found last evening, and recognized
rs part oi the money received by Lyman the Esd
ult. The money vas wrapped up in white linen
handkerchief. which found to belong to Barron.
This morning ut an early hour Barron finding him
self su closely pursued BY the testimony. and no
doubt the workings of gully conscience thai le
lc$sed the whole matter. He states that Phwr shot
Lyman, and that he took the money. llcIe we have
another proof that "murder will out" The in,esti-
gations too have had another good effect, aud have
caused the arrest OF others and Tor other offences, and
have put our police aud officers of Justice on the
track and resort Of other dens oinlanons characters
From the well known efficiency Of many who have
the charge of affairs ts Kind, is tar conclude,
that we haze not finished mp this business Vet.
Bennett, is talIor--phrlwcIl. boat huicr-and
Barron. jewellcr. The two first are aged about 81
the latter II OF Is 1t is apparent from all ac-
counts that the prisoners dssolnlc vuung men
requeutcrs OF gambling houses, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

EGYprIAN WnEAr-'rhc following paragraph
showing the very curious mode in which this
whept introduced into the Winconsn terrific
ry, IS taken from the Chicago American Of l4th
inst:
I'VE have received specimen OF E gyplian wheat.
raised this season OF Rock river. The seed was tai
ken by uur Informant from thc crop Of abi!d OF pas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
LATER FROM FRANCE

The Havre packet Albany arrived last evening
with Paris luuanal> To 30lh of September. They
add nothing of moment to or adsoes by the Oxloid.
except Information OF TWO defeats sust mcd by the
CarlislS, which were mentioned IN the London IA
pcrs o the 30th, but which prove have been much
more serious than represented IN those Jour
nails. Que was The affair the l9th September be-
tween Esparlero aud the rear guard OF Don Carlos
the other Between division OF six thousad Carlists
aud the force under GeGcral Oraa, the 22d, in
which the former were put 10 the route with heavy
lsss. The army of Don Culos was rercating in
haste and coniuson.
The Callsls had been compelledto evacuatc Val
ladolid, after murderous engagement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
UNION HOTEL, a."
FOR EPE.N'T,.

o.. MIR. PAUL JONES intending to re"a.
#;,i from town. the subscriber wishes to te" =
-a4.A Union Hotel, now Occupied by HIM. in' ls
ronase OF the house is good, aud to person q"''"
Tor such business, it offers considerable ndhfc".'
Possession may be had on the 1st of January "eN.
sooner, II desirable. Application may be ''''' W.
TO Mr.. Jones or myself. .,,r
JAMES A. MERlN FL flh"
OCT 16 Nlsil.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

Early UiBt6r-At Cincinnati tie 2Gih ali
there was slight fall OF snow, and Il, Columbus,
Ohio, il fell to the depth of two inches
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
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Beard and Music.

NNRS. JOHN TOMPkiNS continues to hr
w boarding House for young Ladies rsofI1
TO Lynchburg for schooling. Her location is Pe
SAINT, aud convenient TO the principle Female sco'
OF Lynchburg.
Lessons in Music on the Piano Forte and hu#
will be given to such rs may desire it. Mrs. l. "
also give lessons IN Vocal Music to such OF Df' I,
pills, or others, who may wish to be taught the al
AM IN WIS il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

The carpet was made dnring odd hours. ai.rf'a
labor OF the family performed. in four uehll, and
for the Irfing sum above stated. with The TOD ,ael
from hours of idlencss, an elegant aud almost over
lasting carpet produced.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
VERY LATE FROM SPAIN.

BY slip from the Office Of the New York Mercan-
tile Advertiser of Sunday afternoon, are advised of
the arrival of the ship Empress, TOWNSEND, from
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

Elizabeth tanl Cato years. Ia W.
Champaign county, Ohio, "" ane,
Charlotte, years months, Iescnb Z, ;, Isl
Ross county. Ohio, - w. hre
Arabella tand caIf,l 3 years mon,l, Ga
Waits, Chilleotlie, Arhg
Blush, years anoalhs, John Il. Ianr. r. I'!t
psign County, Ohio, = Ian.
Emiiy, Yeas months, Asahcl Renic. II 'OI'
way county, Ohio, irAa.
fieloiess, yeir9 months, NJ. l.. Sullivan, r..
lniubus, 'h1' 0o
=.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
Negroes for Hire !

I HAVE SEVERAL NEGROES that Hl.dE d
Il like to HIRE OUT for the BALA-V na.
TIE YEAR. Among them are Men r,IlN.
Boys and Girls. JOSEPH =. MAN
Sept %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

We W. ram G q - Ed y.
I am now receiving my Fail and winter
Il Goods, which | will sell cheap. | invite the
attention OF my friends and customers and the plan
tets particularly, to examine my stocck.
JOHN c.. MEM.
October u Gtn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
COTTON CROP.

The 1nnnal statement Of the Cotton croo md.
by The Editors of the New York shipping and !" "
mefcial list, shows the following results Nv ! an-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

Correspondence Of the y. Y. journal of Commerce.
LlHERPOOL COTTON MARKET, FRIpAy)
Sept 29.-Fhcrc has been great falling of IN
the demand since our last, and, consequently,
inactive market, Which has enabled the few buyers
who have attended, to make a better selection of
quality and AZ easier prices those OF last week being
barely supported. The sales to-day are 2Jo0 to
5000 bag, OF all minds Al about I'D decline Speeu-
laors have taken 1000 bales of Amcrlc IN, aud rNpor-
tiers 1000 do American ~ Sea Island l3lal6d 207O
Upland jsas G630 New CLEANS 5aSi $3.50 Ala
bama 54as4.
ToBACco-The sales of this week are about $50
hhds, including which. the sales oi the month consist
OF 5S3 hhds. Virginia leaf and 80 scnmcd 493 hhds.
kentucky leaf aud So tenn ned OF these 200 hhds.
were for Ireland, i52 hhds. for export, 400 hhds.
were taken by spectators aud the remainder by the
home trade; kentucky leaf has advanced Id per ID,
and ever, other descriptions is sarabe at full prices.
no new Virginia leaf has ye been sold. The stock
at present is considerably less than this period last
! year
| WHEAT remains without any material al Grafton.
! Wheat and Flour IN bond dali. Sweet fresh Flour.
for export IS scarce, aud woud bring Pos Cd TO POS
! per bh.
H., AorII ,f,In %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

Specimens n He" Dnuh E,td liomap."-,t ii.
late far al Boston presented very larac r,r.l
manufactured from odds and ends hits of old cIol.
annels and stockings. in slloit from every thirr IN
the shape OF woollen rags, from a ravrsd hrra IN
to bed blanket, the work of Mrs. Abigaa W,lsl
OF Ne"burypon. At tie distance OF five irei. vlcI
is near enough for well sized people 10 look it Ia,
the appearance OF rich Turkey carpet of haml.on,
pattern, and it "il last for Years a beautiful ca,t
The value Of this Kind work may I've perceived ly
the fol OWING estimate OF cost which we find IN the
Transcript:
Cost of the tow cloth lor foundation, 50
Dying the rags and old >'nckines, 9Oo
Thrums placed at Lowell 10 make border . W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
FOREIGN l.sTaEEEt.ENGE.

FIVE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
The racle shipOxiord, Captain Rlrhbouc atri
Nd 1t \. ok from I.eptpeal, on SATURDAY whence
shr sailed on ilr ii Of October, Ia which date the
Editors OF the COM Advertiser hive flies OF English
paprrs
/ he London Morning papers ol Sept. ~ eontlln
the President, message il appears 10 have given We
r. hub silizarlion Ia reference 10 the liquidation
ottlc debt duo from tins county, the Morning Her
aid remarks lhat the creditors III England would have
been much better Statistic with the announcement
al some distinct 1la uncut, lhan with vague refer
encrs 10 American houor and American resources.
The message WIS carned oul by the Roscoe, Capt.
y .lJue, vino landej his passengers near Cork on
Nonday the 18th of September, and mnedlatel,
Srul of tie message by express.
The S.Frlgalr Independence sailed hom Ports
mouth Oh ht 2sth September, tor RIO Janelro.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

The adviccS from Lisbon are TO the o0tll. The
Queen presented her loving subjects Il young prince
on the 29tl-the conner Is described IA being
AS handsome as his father, and plump as hs moth
err
Saldanha had marched to the North East, and
eroSsc. the bonfo, taking mp strong position ON
the rghl bank Count Romtm was pursuing HIM.
No other imce # moment.
IAI IL u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

Metiolid EPiscopd Church for la3G-ls.,
The general minutes of the Methodist En,..a. :,
Church Tor the past year, contain the follow IN, ~
OF the numbers according TO the reports Of tn, >,y.,
al conferences, VIZ: WV
Whites. Coor"d. Indians r,.,
Total this year. 570l23 1880 > Gni e; s% va.
last year 56l .91i a3.20G > s33 G5g 49,,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-29
THE STUDY OF BOOKKEEPfNG.

MO. ~ CEDAR ST. Broadsoay-C. G. Marsh re
specially public that his re-opened
the He invites all who wish to acquire sound
knowledge Of Bookkeeping to engage in the study
under his direction his whole attention has for long time
education, and he
through OF instruction marked
for his pupils proficiency in the science of accounts which
will be truly satisfactory and uncommon.
Prospectuses with and particulars furnished at the
rooms.
Instruction given both day and evening.
c. c. Marsl wrrks for sale al the and bookstores
10 21-ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-29

cw Tar 24e barrels have sold i3 prices rather low
Of Ashes the sales Montreal amount about 600 bar
res at 2os to POS CD; do Pearl at 2s and Cos
I'd. percwt The grain market is steady.
TUESDAY, July 25-The sales of cotton the last three days
about 1000 bales. The market fiat.