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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

peace. Hat in hi- Ld@eGell lelter he .,s.,,,. =,
with 30 ordina ' violence, aud inputes to lb.,,l
signs OF no ordinary ba.eacss. Well mi,b h.,
las he Irc'eaas to haye done. ! even
such assoolatcs-wl.ose triumph. he gravel, -"
u.s. will be followed by the re -enacon oil hi.h anr.
mammoth bank, internal improvements. ,n,.,.;,
iegislation &c. DC. Mr.. Calhoun does hot L,l,,,-
haliwha lie says--or il he does. why has he a..
cooperating with this party, and endcayorinn
bring them mIo power, ioi four wear, p,.,r II,
believes himself, why did lie not tell u.s. belor. h
came necessary TO veil The motives of hi, ,,,s,,.
that he only acted with them for a specific MI.
which, being effected, he would cut the conace,,,
1t Is an er-thonsh entrey--and as fn,,y AZ !, .
calumnlous. Mr. Calhoun reckons witheu, l..
host, II he thinks that these bugbrars can ,i.l,
the people olthe South, into the arms of Van Rn,.,
aud the Sub-Treasury, FOR the contingent bencs, -
John {. Calhoun. At all events, tina, uent,em,,
| ought TO be careful how he denounces the T,,;e
the Bank and Internal Improvements-of all vbe,
he at one time the most decided champion >.
he is now, chow long to remain i, is impossible -
conjecure,) their most bitter enemy. Look =, l..
speech OF l6l6 III favor OF the Tariff and YOU Won't,
deem the argument irresistible, unless you should
rcau his arguments against II, from the al III.
Coeton meeting, in 1850, down to this day. Io,l
too, at his speeches. i'll 1916, and in 1854 IL Eno, AZ
! the Bank, and who could doubt lis consuiiop,,,,
aud expcdicncy' But hear him now. and nm.
would suppose that to be in favor Of the Bank i, th
very abominaon Of heresy. Look at his spcecbe, !,
Congress in favor Of enlarged system of inr,rn,
Improvements, and at his Reports while Secretary nj
War, advocating the same policy-and who could
! have supposed that he would ever deem such me,.
sures high treason to the constitution And VAT h.
tells us that because the Wings would favor all these
his discarded notions, they must be opposed. and
the Expungers kept i'll Office by the votes of tho
State Rights men
But our limits admonlsh us TO conclude Va
cannot help, however, eNpresslh. the belief that John
| G.. Calhoun deprecates the success Of the Wings
because he pcrceyes that he TO be the III IA Of
their choice The scarcity OF distinguished names
in the adversary ranks may have inspired him with
hope that his dt scrtiou them would properly ap-
preciacd and rewarded. lie may Yet discover, how.
ever that the traitor is less liked than the treason
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

.,t..f 4 t.,ss.ti ..4ssuu. Inc rni,ez MI 10 tie
sr,rt ga M %. tn, at.t tb, i8icsh'az" 81 Va g,
#A5rs Ne#as. bolh Hrcd simultaneously At"iesS aali
3s,~sl ,4ran h the stomach sod ifei aui TITO llic
,p,ur ii piaf anil H. tso bail. al Tue l'srs l3l''
ii IA sgd James aa ras 81 fbiaH- Tie H. - oi ~
,uertahle xanas gentleman al the H7ne OF e"'I#hs'
iiiniafl and Collins both ied abaf ha.' N ha1ii.
fhrle Was ycit gHraj excitement GA account oi ms
Transaction. l'#z5""s
OaiIe 7,h instant q i''al adta, taeA fiscr at Gal
lam, Mississippi The principal fsrlss corr me q
arie Nessr, J ola ". Scott. James q. SCOTT and
7 = .lnIioa A. Hatch The Latter ~ns shat down and
lhcr stabbed twice through tic body hY J. { scott
lis death vas immediate. No otaa circumstances
ac gltcH.
\ turl Ra. Iousln r.n dass aga II N'et slmg
between ajf. Akenlield and Nr. Fialfr'X- Inc
lattcr1rs slei through thc b dy.
eALVANIc EXPERIMENTS " TIE LoU-
f~NILLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Ssuc Wv striking experiments were performed On
Frl4x -. IN the laboratory 81 the Medical lns-
.9e. bv PRprrssaR AArp,Iis before Tie Medical
cliss and i number u oilizeus On the body ct Hth"'t
Sbr5Hp. alas Michael sme=lain. Who vas executed
Tor the murder OF Dsro'iea Nefhia. The oNeen-
non took place 1T O'Clock IA the morn NJ, aud, IA
an hour an Ten after the ,caii"d tell Tho ho-
d, of the criminal, still wafn Wis removed to The In
sfitnfe. Dr. DoN>f made the nccs seafs dissecllais
preparatory 10 tire application al the z ll'1nc bat
ar. huh occupied some twfuls minutes, aud M
~ '' go. -, '..t,, irneel an
eron tor know ltfilc ct these 1lalues onfsrhfs)
- NV ~. - ..,.. 4 ,.,l ~ H. ns,L
e3"'5z.' - = 49, % nd IA tl,c
-, -, T., ,,,,,.,,,. ,l,,. ms
"liP' ~ - \ ,,,s,,,.,, .x
cited b, dilute muc aotd-io tie spinal cord q tic
"'ei''' ~ ~ Nv 80 ,',,.l 81 Vs.,
''' =, 49, ,,,, ,I ,,,,,,,,,s ,,
p ,,e,7 eo, ~
.'"'' ~ '''4 i h.l ,,,,,I,
e,o ooi,ll ,h,o,,J,
''''en ON 'if Nus "',e 81 ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04
. &rrANIpDAY' BIRXT

Ga Wedncsl night, tie 25lh instant the stcamer
CEYLoS efl Louisville for ,,cM Orleans about dark
having board about hree ht4dr,} passengers d
valuable cargo. and nunbcr Of hofses. About ~
O'Clock the beat discovered 10 he on GIc, tnd
shortly afterwards the flames bust out Of the hole.
where it originated. Whether communicate nom
The fire under the boilers IN some ermauucr q
have not learned. II was found impossible to run her
ashore when first discovered. aud She was run the
whole length ofthe Salt river reach n distance oil
about twenty-five miles, IN complete s,i-rt OF
namc when she Iuu ashore with admirable
skill by the pilot gravel bar each side Of the lver
prevented her being run on shore sooner. rs soon
rs she made fast the passengers all cot ashore
safe, mol sneio hfehdiine bcea last. The boat
CO. and luggage Of lhe passengers totally lost.
We however understand thai the horses on board
were saved. The passengers give great credit to
Captain HALLE and crew, for the manner in which
they conducted themselves during the trying period.
The Ceylon was OF the most splendid pas q
noas on the Western waters about 800 tons burden,
sud only sInionhs cid.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

lSp1AS E1uGn,rtoN. The enure rube Of Chick
asaw Indians has eogtatrd from Alabama. The
North tIabamldn, printed At 1'nscnmha, states thai
the ubc left that place previous 10 tie l0lh mst IN
derthc charge OF Col. Gp>hau, tie cmgtallna aecnl,
aud that they had arrived At Memphis, where they
would embark IN steamboats, tpI tllrlr new BONES
The place oil then deslluaIual bounded b, the Red
River on the South, and the S'ale al Missouri Oh the
.East. II WIS selected about - months ago by de
legation ol the GblckasaW Chiefs aud purchased By
the e,yeiuneut, of the Choctaws, tor the sum OF
s5sooo0. the country is SAID tobc undesirable one.
Tho AhhumHn adds -
In tatug l,atr oil our rel dribrtn aud ae'eAborS,
we render thau no more thaR In~t ulbnle TO thclr
merit whcn"c say tHry have always stood deserved
ly high a- a#na,t5n ot Indians. l'he> have been both
lupfolea. on and practcc the ltirnds o." lnc men.-
Ia war, they have always hten found enlisted Ill the
Cause 81 the Governments and not uuireq lher
blood has been spill N support OF The e'"se OF civil
lled mcn.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04
OFFICE CITIZENS SAVING BANK,
FynChburg. Nov. 20, 1897.

TzNllE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of the
j CITIZENS SAVING BANK Will be held
at tbclr Office on Monday lst January, 1898, at 6
O'Clock, +. NJ. for the purpose OF receiving the
Ft.asutel's repo and o, the election of Officers for
the then ensuing year.
JOHN ROBIN. MCDANIEL, Presidcn
November % VIII If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

DrAru ny \ NrrpIE.--A little boy 3 months
old having run u needle III his body, Just below The
bfea bone his father attempting to extract 1t broke II
OH. and before physician could bc called the boy
cxpled--thc needle having entered the lungs and
caused sulfnslon Of blood IN sulocatr Inn IN
mediatcly. Tins occurred the other day II Camden,
New jersey.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

RtronN CuSvlNrtoN, PtNasYLyANIs--= Tins
body has amended the constitution oilhe Stale tca-
tive TO the lndieiarv tum the Tenure OF Office
of the Judges OF the Supreme Count 10 fifteen wears;
oflhr President Judges oil Courts OF Common Pleas,
and other courts OF record. to zen Years and ot the
Associate Judges to five years.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

Mosr UsHApPY OCcuRREscE.-A gentleman IN
forins u.s. that ianeniable took place
Clinton, Hickman county, in this State. on the sth
inst, between Thomas James, member of the Ky.
Senate and Robert Binford of the candidates to
fill the vacancy in the House Of Representatives oc-
.asioned BY The death Of Capt. George. The hosti-
1. oi the genilnmen informed, grew out AT po-
n-sa. eanses, and lad nearly led to personal COLI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

MY STOCKS LARGE AND WELL AS
SOR FED. aud holds out g,eat inducements to
PG RClIASERS-and in part consists OF the follow
ing named artices-'z;
WEST OF ENGLAND CLOTHS-Blue, black,
green. olive, mixed &c,
GASSI NERES-l5lue aud black
.CASSlN ETTS-Plaina and PLAID,
KENTUCKY JEANS,
PULLED CLOTHS
GLASGOW JEANS,
IINSENS-Pldn aud plaid.
ELANkETS-L London Duiile,
FLANNELS-All coors,
Cd French Mernoes,
Ct English do cnored aud black,
81 do do do.
ca Fleneh liomba1ine,
Ladies Cluaks
Mems Great Coats.
Pilot Cloth, superior,
Dr,b Flusling,
Couou CIoh-Bleached and brown.
Cotton OHuibufg4,
Counterpart iirjs,
PLAID Domestic Ton Servants,
3 + and 10 Linen Draper.
"a IRISH Linen,
Bind Eve Diaper,
Linen Camhrle IIandkefchefs
Brown hlsh Linen,
Buulars aud Scotch Olnabugs,
Ladies Black Wolsrcd aud Metno Hose,
Do Lamb's Wool do,
Chlldleus do,
Ladies black aad white oton, do,
DO do do Silk do,
DO Slh aud Kid Gloves
Painted Muslrns,
French Cambllc,
eng hluls - Ian, l,aid aodstriped,
DO Black and mhito
! Camhrl. Muslin,
10 Jaconet do
Do Figured Swiss do,
DO Plain do do
CALlCOES-All pice, and descriptions.
AIartinnes Italian Lustrtng,
GpLDRED SlI4kS--D Different Kinds,
Gau1e aud Losiuus Ribbons
Brown Hollands,
Ru-sil Crash. &c.
3sE1ssEES.
SALT. PEPPER aud SPICE.
SUGAR AND cor INDIGO AND MAD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

/ WTDufNG ANp 4 / r,futL.-ltlrely does II lall
10 our lot 10 record more remarkable act of prov
idencr dian that oil whc called 10 speak.
We Yesterday announced the marriage of the SISTER
Of ON friend Alderman Peters. At ms house. aud
this ay we record the death ol his cStlmahle wiea
lady beloved bN all her acquaintance tor her dome> tic
virtues. aud Other excellent quacs--an event. as
we aic niuI med almost coincdent Withthe marriage.
She was ia her accustomed health aud spirits, du-
ring the morning. aud. after the marriage ceremony,
WAS engaged IN putting mp parcels OF the wedding
cakr lor hci friends. Feeling suddenly i'll, she went
to hei bed and as she rested her head upon her pll-
low-eNrircdi The coincidence is rs touching as
Tho bereavement I'll be deeply lc by hcrnumerous
family and friends. How sudden the transition -
\ cypress nlrath Tor the wedding garland The
theme E, one lot the muse OF Mrs. Sieourney.
y. \. com. lir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04
I,YNssssEssIe:, DECEMBER 4, 1917
mississippi ELECTION.

We have received the following returns from this
Stme-from which it is rendered certain that Prem
riss and Word (Whigs) viii be elected 10 Congress.
aud probable that, OWING the division Of the Wing
yotc between two candidates, McNun, the Van Buren,
candidate viii be elected Governor:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

An encounter iooh place a few weeks ago al iious-
ton 1'eAas. between Mr.. l.. kec, aud Mr.. H. Hub
bard 4 controversy having arisen rs to tler part
uefslp affairs Mr.. Kelley, upon the occasion OF an
accidental nicetmg n the streets discharged InSlei
At hubbard and wounded him N the Knee. ! ne
wounded man then rushed upon his antagonist win
sword tang aud Killed him Oh the spot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04
tsCOn.S for ReHf.

TRNIlE ROOMS over my Store a ) in number
4 with Fine plccs) will be rented, and posses
Sion given Immediately. wish to rent them them to
Gentlemen. for Offices. JNO. j. PURNIS.
Nov. 2D CIV ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04
FOR CONGR + SIS.
POO
COOS

In these counties, Mesrs. Claiborne and Ghol-
were no, voted or by their friends. In every O.
the, county heard from, II will be perceived, polls
were opened for them-and they are thus far beaten
by Prcntiss and Word, more than 3 to l. viii they
dare to hold on 10 their seats under such crcums.an
ccs
The Slcksburg Sentinel expresses the belief that
the or Prentiss x Word will be the largest
ever given TO members of Congress from that State !!
Their majority, it is thought, will not be less than
5000! Mississippi is rcgeneratedi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04
FOR COY ERNOR.

- Thus far, McNmi and Morgan the leading
Wing candidate, are neck and neck-tirnbairs vote
is the Wig majority, but rendered unavaillng b, the
division OF the party.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

\ NV Co.1nf. ny Mp. WiLtIs.-A new COM
eds called the " Kentucky lleiress.' BY \. T.
Willis, to make lis appearance at the Paik on
"Wednesday evening. Miss Clifton It Ii stated, has
given Il 400 fot ihr copy. The scene Is LAID IN En-
Gland, WHITTIER the heroine is accompanied by ma
fcrnal aunt fNIrs Paradise Prnkle,) amaternal I'M
ric. General Analach, pnukle1 and = Yankee ser
,ani Hosea Purify. y. !. EiPreSs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

I, laf- \ Oh. af zoo tgrsau,fbra. htz been -
crtily Chartered II, ihe Hntspd Colonization 80
tirts, AID u NV teortIuE cffloiFr TIC t-p"iit -
i',sr Palma4 l. is expected sbe Vii al viii be
tween On au1 % ems aHls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

,f,o VEN IA nafo,tnnatr ~ 10 he consigned 10 cap
tt1fy Iua lurcisu Lind. ...,..,,..,.,,
THOMAS NJ. THOMPSON.
CITY oflloust5u, oct. -, l137
We Ieafn. st, Tie Alexandria Gazette 4 the 6tn
INST. b4 . gentleman ju-t arrived from Texas tna'
General liousten5 hadlih vas eAifeihe', 10" al No
departure. $780,,
We have since been Informed That his life had been
dcspafcd of by the ales physicians oi thai country
1IgjHe Charm. Nor. %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

We lrarn that lie last letting oi twrl'e in'les oi
i'e Louisa RdIl Road was takeD at SAVING al 20
per cent to the Company on last years prices. The
opening Of about twenty miles, for travel aud irars-
porialion will be made between llis and Christmas.
The people oil Louisa have shown an admirable spr-
it 81 enterprise IA the projection an prosecution oi
tllsaoIk. Richmoad Hbig
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04
BOARDING HOUSE.

MFRS. CAROLINE HALSEY, residing in the
WI Brick House on the cross street near the Mar.
kct House, can accommodate four or five Young men
with board. For terms apply to
TIENRG s. DUFFEL.
November - a3Nn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

The private journal kepi by the Hon. JOINS et1S
eY AsArs from early youfh npto The present tene
i, -all 10 Gll upwards Of seventy large 9h'fio vol
uuirs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

The St Louis Republican estimates the popnla-
non OF Missouri At hall million by the year le40.
The Cincinnati Republican links thai III ten Yeats
the West Will have the ph, seal and political prepou-
defiance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04
NiOplLN Nov.1S

Bo32 H9rses.-Thr ship Shcrtroohc, Capt. Long
ioid hats a>rycd frnn, Liverpool bringing oui 10 tn,
city Twelve blood hoses from the Kings Stable
SN OF hrln are beautiful iIie~, imported by some
emcrprisag gentlemen of tbs CITY. The others
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

GEHEEors.-A gentleman in Georgia named Ey-
critt has with the most colnmendabe llberalry oil
lered handsome donation TO cndow Manual La
Dor School, in Houston county i'll his native State,
provided the citizens would raise fifteen thousand
dollars more outset. This proposition was
immediately met, the trustees appointed, and hc il.
stulion called the " Wesley Manual Labor
School"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

The receipts Of the American Colonization So
ciety from Sept. goth 10 Oct Goth. amounted to
". oS357, including a legacy Of sG,l66.60 from the
late Wm. II. Ireland Of New Orleans.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

@ ne s ~ sss e
TO Fender her assistance bui the gals abang the captain
tended 70 put int t,e drst port x..,, ., ...,,,
The = L ksaasas il nj lat $780, in with the
nc before repored and took ed of her deck load
The Marysa Ryo" At this port reports FyingPan Shoals
red and white G ' he gnn
was standing Sc.
Nantucket, Aug. 3-Sld, Maria, HELEN, whaling.
Ns Spoken July ieh lat 1885, lon 55s Java Tabor from
New Bedford Aug ssrd, Redman coast of Chilli octava,
Indian Ocean, James Monroe % Aisos Ocean wan. =
ark. with "a or 7sbhs oil
barrels sperm March s. Canton Packet Dosne 400 whale
W May N a @ G m,y
p sdas CT sP'iS
oil y Dee 90 Cape Good Mope ship Mr. wasssn
April J. ship Lucas y 1899 s y sSek RoS spe"
July 9Th lat. So lon 2s4s, Vile de Lyon, sodard, New
York. for Havre p days outby the Lverpeol at Boston
July 2sd, lat EAR Ion sl8. Isaac Franklin New York. for
July sls SO miles NV. Of Cape Henry Amazon New York
July 2sth lat s2o 1887, Maria tFr) Valparaiso, for
New York-by the Congress, at Charleston 90. -.
from Pic,Ou for New YorkSy the wsrrs1, Boston,
Aug 5h lat 81 90 lon 1880, Pembroke, Whitney from New
FOREIGN PORTS.
q. sS ws sw days Ssw
Calcutta March Linda, Snow, New York. 10 days. VIM
Goddard, do 90
, Bs.e, Honduras July ls-Norna, (Br) Alexander, New
Johns Ri wy s5sy Genoa
Pa~go, Aug Lead S;. Nsw York ,v
Pennel, do !:
Agg sog SsT
York, via Gloucester; Banner Tarr. do.
a s sey Ga Ns% New
Boston. Aug: 9th. Arr Trio, Nickerson, New York.
NNantn.ehss Aug a-erone Handy y; Men York N.
York.
Bristol, Aug. 5-sPd Willard, willard New York; Excel
Providence, Aug SID, WIN. H. Bum, New York-eth,
Moses Eddy, Child, do; Victory Heath, do.
York; Waterloo Pratt do; Mary, Deal, do. Carlow Milton,
do Cleared, Emily Smith, do. Arrived in the Schuykil
theirs Caribee do; Plebe, Godfrey, do VIM KEN
6le Robinson do; Intrepid Browne, do. VIM Lowleu,
a.h dol Chas rmas Leeds dol Sea H9rse Bourne dol
more, do A. b. Edwards, Summers do; Native Eldrdge,
dol Phebe Margaret, Leeds dol Sarah Ann Ireland
Baltimore Aug. Z-Ar. Pavilion, Kelly, New York-cId,
Clara, Sweeny, do; Henry Barger Briggs, do. Beow-Pa
net, Cole New York Sailed-Clara Henry, Barger New
Norfolk Aug 4-stenmer Cenchita, (spl Flowery, New
R oss pn ar Portsmouth, shnn New York In Hampton
Tle, from Nerth Carolina, bound New Yerk-6h, Lee
oSnldas, Field, New York In Hampton Roads, Adamant
Sweetzer dol Stephen Onley, Crockett from Thomason
via New York Beioc, Charles Smith, Chauncey ST. john
'0 cseres aok Fox New Work. lanes
Hull de Rn Alpha TSoma
Gardner; Elm Croft George, Hull Coral Doughty; Lgera,
Herald, Duff; Francis lBr) Manning; Caledonia Coffin; Sax
on Mansfield; Eliza Grnnt Tbbeis Jessore Janyrin John
Br Taylor Aeadian asr AUDI 't Ocean Briggs pshs
NOUS tBr Plymouth, Kendrick; Bazaar, Homan Lorena
Urquharii John Taylor, Luce Msntenuma, smith.
leans, Curtis, do, days.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

TO New York fair
Bosros, Apg 5th M-sses Of yellow fiat corn ~
ll2 sales OF Southern 73c aud Northern OF
eign rye IS s2c $685. other descrp
tons have dropped about the same.
NEW ORLEANS July 3ls I. M.-Sugar-Prme, 81 g. in
cents per gallon sale I'm P,an,ausn 2 small sses
forkmess 20 III do M o. Is l8 50 do scarce prime, a.
do O. 1850 do. do; BaconHams &C. per lL cavased 10
sios dq Madngs q 10 do shoulders q do limited
sri per do 3 limited demand; prime TO- Flour-superhne
p 49, scarce sales fine, S2oo barrel sales Lead
rig otc bar 7!c ID. Tobacco-First quality, d
&C. per 10; second do 81 5cts do; crossed de- sales
Isl IN ear 81 ll2t per bril- arrivals sheed IN SACKS
course, 275 s. fine, a325 per sack Freghs-
Liverpool Id per ID; Havre, tci New Yors G.
per hid. 81 a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

Te has been very inactive this day Flour will only sell
rsma parcels at retail at - se7s, for Western Canal
sew hk ,es for all prices, from q to %, according to
Vualsy.
The caxo OF Chancellor from Palermo was sold today
= went sa follows :l3to boxes oranges iss "a Cd
DO lemcs ga 24s Cd; IS bags Almonds lac. cash
eceips oiProduce9oi barrels 6ou 100 do provisions;
- ashes 81 do. liquor; and 20 tubs butter.
AsLrsros, Aug. 9TH r. M-Rice has advanced Sales at
s'i4ii rough 81 Ira Flour go sioi dali Molosses-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09
MARRIED.

On Tuesday, 9th inst the Rev. Mr. Barker Alvah Hail.
to Sophia e. daughter Of Robert Pellgme, ESQ., this city,
On Monday 7th inst by the Rev. Manton Eastburn D. D.
James Delaney Walton, Elizabeth E. eldest daughter
Thomas Hall, all Of this city.
At Brooklyn by the Rev Mr. Greenea Dr. Dayton Decker
Of Morris county NJ j. Martha c. Butler Of the former
place.
At Buffalo, Saturday. the 9TH John W. Montgomery
OF Toronto u. Maria Louisa Higgins, or New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09


The supply grass fed cattle arriving from diff
fsrent states particularly the western decline in the
price of beef yesterdays Bulls Head of from so rs
cwt from last Mondays prices. Within these three
weeks this gives reduction Of about $5o cwt cent
and half the pound. Notwithstanding this, retail
butchers continue their high prices Whatever blame attach
able 10 SPECTATORS and they certainly great share the
butchers cannot hold themselves guess when they thus
st in imposing on the public alderman assistant
has yet had the dnteestedness moving repeal
obnoxious law by which this cruel monopoly maintained 1t
10 hohs 10 them how muc industrious mechanics are
pnched or how high the price of provisions long they
can gsmandze pleasure their weekly meetings and aims
mouse dinners without OF the expense coming OF their
own pockets Let this not be forgotten when next
uon election takes place.
appears from the regulate the public markets.
two persons lately appointed by the Common Council
an annual salary Of $500 express purpose
anng provisions vegetables and other articles exposed
SAFE In our markets. and especially "to that all the laws and
ordinances relating to the public markets complied with
and TO report all violations corporation
he Ire recent prosecutions of independent butchers who
underse the Others afford good evidence the readiness
these inspectors e aid supporting the corporation monopoly
But although other breaches Of the market laws
rons as selling meat at reduced price, do not find that
these active public officers have step bring
ing the denquents justice. Seldom day passes in
perambulaons through different markets. do
observe the huckters purchasing in large quantities from the
country producers who visit city, and retailing the
articles in the markets increased price, We have
frequently butchers having their stalls in the market
guilty OF the practices although they have known
at the time that they committing breach Of the corpora
ton laws.
place Whole cargoes purchased by and Others
who are in the constant practice Of retailing the boats
hawking through the city advanced price, by which
citizens compelled pay for the article from 20 to SO
cent than they would they pGchae direct
y from the boatrnen.
While practices like these overlooked only throwing
away the public salaries inspectors who
grossly negligent in performing their duty.