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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-06

Ipho is lie The Richmond Enquirer a lew
DAYS ago, on the authority OF letter from Mr. f'"'
,io seated that he was not the author OF the attack
upon the Naval officers which recently appeared IN the
Washington Globe, as edttortdl'-Anu e''he ,'i'u-
isonian 1--WE have such information as feuuee'
i, to near approach certainty, that the Hon. D. ~
Pauldng wrote every word of the two articles pun
u,hed III the Globe, assautng the Navy. WHY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-06
OBITUARY ".

Died at the residence Of DR.. Lacy in Missouri, OF
the 22d Jul, last. Capt. CHARLES CLlME~r, OF PITT
syyana county, Va. in tie j2nd ycar ol hIs aye.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-06


ADJOINING the Lands nj Joab Compton aud Others.
estimated At 200 ACRES Also, another TR NCr.
lying near the above named and adlnuug the lands
u iJuhn llurt ard Others, estimated al lGl Acres
Also, another Tract l,ing the waters oi Stony
Fork Creek. adjoining the l.hnds Of james Me
Lam aud others, estimated 1t lis Acres \ so
another Tract, on the waters OIL umpng Run Creek
aud I'D Joining the Lands Ut Edward Jones aud others
estimated At 2Ge Aotcs--A Also, hs undivided ntc.
rest, which j. one hall. anoihcr Tract ol 30 \
crCS, on tie sumo Creek. on which there Is good
Mil s. { with Il Millnfmly complete Also, his IN
divided interest pu'. q nue-hnd, III another Tract
OF lo3 Acres, lying on h. waters = stony Fork
Creek adjoining the l1uds Of William Dleki"son
aud others. Bonds With approved personal sec lrity,
will be required Of the puIcinscr aud 4 tiust deed
on the Land, To secure the purchase money.
The Lands will lac shown hy Nj John Board OF
either 81 lHc subscribers, ltsious 10 day oi sale.
AruEg rs Commissioners. we shall uuly convey
such lr to the Lands Is vested IN MS by the de
cree OF tn" Coult, hui the nile Is believed to be
good ELISHA II. PRESTON ro,,,.
WILLIAM MoGAGE. ''"' -
Sent. Il .}W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-06

Eou'y Ffo@.-We understand that there WAS
biting Frost ON Tuesday morning Last Although
have heard of few instances III which its effects
were visible. ii not enough 10 be general
IL destructive. The mornings aud evenings are
quite cool enough to render fire Agreeable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-06

o. WHEAT is quoted IN the Baltimore nlarkc t,
the Isl lust. Al 81 40 10 81 Il lor prime red and
~ Il to ST 81 Tor prime white.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-06

a. The Globe and Enquirer formerly snccrcd
at the Opposition party as e" Nu6ying Wings" We
suppose de a,e now Multiplying Democrats since
the honest Nullli,er," whom the Globe was wont to
term lie iBc,icaa Cdtiiac, has crawlrd in his own
slime, TO the lootstooIo IF Executive power"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-06

H. We are authorized to auununt that DR.. J. Ar
THOLOMrN FGAN, of Henry, candidate to
rcprcsrn the dIstrct composed ri the
ties of Bedford, franklin Henry AID Patrick, IN
the next Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-06
strEEi.1EE.

i'tNih'A ndHN % -, ~, f>lu, SP, &C,
Nholc Tickets ai0-llalyes S5-puancrs s. 80
OF sale III great variety OF choice numbers, at
TALBOTS LUCKY OFFICE.
q = Orders Itom the country, accompanied with
the, ish, OF Piilc Tickets, for Tickets any Nir-
ginia Scheme drlwnby y. :. Gregory x Go. Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied aud Exchange on
the most liberal terms effected, addressing letters
(losi pald) to MELVILLE TALBOT,
LgHchbHfe, IA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-06

docs not the author by avoatug the fact remove
Suspicion from the innocent, aud At the same time
assume just responsibility
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-06

n Mr. Levi Woodbury. gives notice that "onl,
about N7'o9f'3lo III treasury noles, aie now out
standing. The National Debt is certainly smac,
tianw had supposed Il is gro'ciae evil, how
ever.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-06

o. The North Carolina Van Bu,en papers a,c
appealing TO the State Right, patty" In that State,
for support, against the Wings. Tins proves, at
least, that they dunot consider themselves lendS OF
State Rights candid eonle sion. though made III
directly and under the pressure OF necessity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-06

sept
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02
MORNING HERALD.
sNDAY. JULY 2, Ie3s.



Towns and villages in this and the adjoining states
are strainng every nerve celebrate this the great
day Of cur national independence in becoming man.
ner. Net SO with New York. Alderman Defprest
Stone of the Commercial, and few crazy fools and
fanatics, are trying 10 curta the enloymens Of the
"soverelen people" their masters by every means in
their power. God knows that we do not desire to
see this day celebrated with rude excess and cen-
tousness but the people ought 10 be allowed to n-
dulge in every possible species of innocent mrth. II
is day Of days-the anniversary of nations free.
DON'T osght TO be COMMUNICATED in high-a holy
Ia lofty manner. Let it not be forgotten that eur
children and our childrens children to the end of
time, on that day, had the blessings Of freedom con-
ferred on them Let therefore honor the event IN
digaiied and exalted manner. lie, expense not be
thought Of lie, no stint be seen in celebrating the
of political creation but lei the child and the
old n-thc wealthy and the ncedy-the halt the
lame and the blind be able to say this day that their
hearts knew not care, and that they felt like free
children OF free soil!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02
Rose OF May.

BY MARY HowITr.
All! there's The lily marble pale,
The boIny brosm, the cisius frail,
The rich sweet pea, the iris blue,
he larksFur with its peacock hus:
each one is fair; yet hold VIII
The Rose OF M,y is fairer STILL Ne
IT'S grand meath Palace walls to grow :
To blaze where lords and ladi.s 90, - So
To hang DER marble foufts and shine
In mode I'm garGens trim and fine:
Bat the Rose OF May is only seen
where the great OF other days have been.
The house is ms uld'ring stone by stone.
The garden walks are overgicwn,
he flowers are low. the weeds are hieb.
The fuuntan stream is checked ana dry,
Jpe dial st0re with moss is green,
Where'er the Rose Of May is seen.
The Rose Of May its pride di, play'd
Along the old store haustrade,
Aud ancicn ladies, qHaintly digit,
la lis pink BIOS oms took delight,
And the steps would make stand,
To scent its sweetn.ss-fan In hand.
Long have been dead those ladies cav.
Their very heirs have passed away,
And their own portraits, piim ana tail,
Are r4ould'rirg IN the mopld'ring hall;
The terrace and the baiIstrade
Lie broken, weedy, ard decay'd.
But 1.-the and ,ail, the Rose ofMay
Shoots upward thro' The ruin gray,
With scented flower and leaf pale green.
Such lose as il hath ever been;
Left like noble d. cd 10 grace
I he memory OF Nv ancient race
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

rHE KSrcKEasocKER HorEf, PAsK Row.-If first
rate accommodations, an ever oblging landlord, and
a strict regard to economy in every department Of
the business b. any inducenent fer travellers to pa
tronze hotel, then 10 the Knickerbeeker in PARK
Row, under the supennsendence Of Mr.. Amos s. Al
len, deserving Of MI sncosrssemenl Let him b
uisd, snl ssr we'd fer Il. Ia will net b. found want
inc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02
X issinU.

There's something in a kiss,
Though cannot rev. nj il,
Which aever comes amiss-
Noteven wien we steal IL.
We cannot taste hiss,
AVID sure we cannot view it,
But Is there bliss
Communicated through IL
I'm well convinced there is
Acsriain omething in it,
For though simple kiss.
We wisely strive 10 win it.
Yes. there's something in a kissl
Ifnothing else would prove IL,
Ii might be proved alone by this
All honest people love IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

A GOOD CUsTonER.-Ths Prince de Joinville, after
his recent dissipaons was among other things. adj
vised to take some Of Jordan's celebrated Magnesa
Water, l67 Broadway. file was SO highly pleased
with this, and some other OF Jordan's Mineral Wa
ers, which were recommended to him by his physi-
clans, that prior to leaving, he sent Jordan an order
for asupPly, amounting to upwards Of six hundred
dollars-and, what is better, paid hin for il "on the
nail"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02
pressed in 1t,
Song.

I'ere's n heath to the brave ship Sirius,
The first ship OF her sort
That ever dashed the waves aside
Within orr noble port;
She's gallant. gal ant vessel,
And gallant men has she,
As farl Ike all, where sweeps the gale
Across the mighty sea.
Here's healts to her comman Sers-
Tie old one and the new
Both gentlemen and mariners,
Both hoH6si men and 4 u
They claim 10 captains laurels,
Hut m, ekly wear their own,
And surely fame viii sourd their name
Wherever wirds have blown.
Here's health to both her engineers,
Ana every sla.w hand,
Skilfnl tn work heir stately ship,
And docile 10 command;
Cautious and reacy, frm ard bold,
And prompt al duty's call,
They sing away from day 10 day,
And laugh at danger all!
God bless The brave 81 ip Sirius
che fornost one 10 dare
The honors she as nCbly won
Nav she forever wear;
The first to quit I'D EagIands shore,
The first To- hai, our co sst;-
While hearts are free, her name sha he
Our first and latest toast.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02
MONEY MARKET.


There moderate demand for bills England yester
day morning and fair Of business done per cent
which the OF leading drawers There been
however al u. On France good de-
mand existed and the paid 5A In inland exchange
there material change There sellers Georgia
yesterday ate per cent.
There in she Market which Indicate an
attempt resumption the rait the United States
Bank There Is TO be on Monday meeting OF bank dele
gates Of the Western and and Il is rumor-
ed that Mr.. Biddle will be governed ny The majority
We learn from undoubied authority that
has taken place between Mr. Bdde, and Clay and sne
Webster, individually In bich the latter gentlemen ur0e
the immediate resumption Of the u states Bank as matter
indispensable for the public utility well The credit or
the Bank The large quantities OF stocks into our
market bank supposed the this CORES
pondence From every quarter are most
pcous for resumption. There scmand for money The
Atlantic banks iariy sorssd with specie Foreign
reached market and earthly exists why those banks
who should not Pnblc opinion so str oss
In this direction, that serious injury will be done to those
banks who should longer stand for non-re<umpioH
The sales at the Board yesterday aud at great
falling CIT In pss caused partly by The influence OF the an
preaching holiday but the quantities throws the market
the main De- Hudson receded IA psr cent
keHucky per cent Illinois closed decline or per cent
State Bank per cent, Mechanics per stonington
stock there ii 1900 shares which were
nj par for long time thrown into market on Bank account
which knocked The prices down per the close Mo-
hawk receded per cent Baraem per cent, per
Cea
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

Asss with bottles Of wine and glasses and drank to
the hnlth and h piness Of = shey lsft behind. Ths
oisitsrs had brou away sevefsl bottles Of wine. II
Capt Movies request, from 10 Sirius, and they re-
turned the compliment from the hurricane deck.
All was Joy and delight. The cheering was kept
up as far as Sandy H ook. The boats rounded to-
three deaiening cheers were given from each steam
boat-the Sirius cracked on all steam, and in a
quarter of an hour was out Of sigh. The steam
boats returned 10 the city about clock, with not
one assenger that was not gratiied to his hearts
content
The following song, by Park Benjamin, Esq was
sung at the Dinner, andwe give it in conclusion, be-
cause cordially coincide with the sentiments ex-
pressed i'm ~ #eNM#a .a8.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02
Dinner ora Board the Sirius.

On Friday an elegant dinner given board the
Sirius great many gentlemen ofthe corps editorial,
Gen. Kettell Mr.. Charles Delavan several Senators,
and Others At o'clock precisely, the party consist.
ing ofabout forty down TO the table.
Nothing could exceed the admirable arrangements
that made by the warm hearted Captain Movies,
receive and entertain his guests. The viands par.
tcularly the salmon. Of the most exquisite kind,
the wines recherche including creamy Champaign blood
red Burgundy, racy Hook, Caret, Port Sherry, and in
short all that the most accomplished bon vran could
desire. e
After the cloth was removed Captain Movie propo
sed the health Of the President of the United States
This drank with great applause.
Lets give the hips said one.
"Oh, yes" said Wing" az hope We II soon have
him on the hip"
Mr.. Delavan gave the Queen Of England" Three
times three.
After variety of toas,s Captain Movie gave "the
health Of James Gordon Bennett though absent, his
influence is felt amongst u.s."
Mr. Attree returned thanks in behalf Of Mr. Bennett
and observed that although the exerons of Mr. B.
apparently limited certain region, yet THAT his
heart yearned his head labored, and his pen moved
with the desire benefit the universal globe.
In Mr. B's name and in his absence, he thanked the
company, and begged leave TO give
Woman-whout her, the two extremities Of hu
life would be helpless and the middle joyless"
Drank with immense cheers.
Mr.. Sneihen then gave,
"The past and present captains Of the Sirius
Received with rapturous applause.
M W. a I-~~~;- i~;----n-i
Captain Movie and his gcnemanly ofiicers--may
they have prosperous and happy voyage The At
anlc their return home, and carry with them the
confidence Of the citizens Of New York.
This given with cheers.
Mr.. Tryon gave
1.-THE infant republic of Texas-msy she be as pros.
porous in her commerce she successful in her
struggles for liberty"
Great cheering.
Mr.. Epps Sargent delivered humorous story, and
gave
1.-THE British Queen"
Immense applause.
Mr.. Rufus Dawes gave
"Tbe Sirius-the first steamship that reached our
shores direct from Europe
vociferous cheering.
Mr.. Keitell gave
-"Thc maiden passage Of the British Qaeen and con
fusion to those who would tear the weLearned laures
from the brow Of her gallan, commander"
Great applause.
Mr.. Hambn gave
MAY the blessings OF Liberty never be blehted,
And the wsnan that's constant be sighted,
The company broke up about 10 o'clock, all highly
delighted with the evenings entertainment and with
the handsome conduct Of the officers OF the handsome
shn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

RIPE cnsuRIRa-Mr. James Swesny, the nor.,.-
npst OF the Washington House at Hoboken. win
libsralitv peculiar 10 himself has thrown oper ~.
rich orchard Of cherries to the visitors of his e.,ah
hshment permitting every one who chooses to take
his FILL and after that if they please, some of his SUI
perb Roman panch-not to be equalled any where
III We were called upon Saturday by a gentlenan
lr H from Marseiles, Onondaga county New York who
mad been blind nearly during years.
from severe burn, which upwards 6 wears ago.
lie stated that he had been under care Of Dr. Williams
three weeks and two days. and the most minnie
objects and readlage letters He appeared very anxious
opuhlh his gratitude Dr. Williams for the good he has
been enabled 70 do HIM He ccompanied by ldy the
mother Of little GIRL Mary Brown presented the an
nexed letter ctncerning her child.
New YORK, June Is, 1883.
Doctor WILLIAMS
Sit gives pleasure add my testimony TO hat of mn
merou others who have Witnessed skill in restoring
blind 10 sight The little girl, Mary Brown who was blind
and pronounced ncurabe by medical gentlemen of
acknowledged kill, If whom my family phy
can now TO go TO and from school have my
thanks and the thanks of many Others who have
erf IN The fate of this chd FOL your
cesstul treatment I.-1,~- -.
Very respectfully yours,
JAMES MCMILLAN, 1914 Hudson 81.
Al the request cf Mrs Brown, who commitment Of ST.
the facts contained in the above note strictly
MNH J. NJ FORBES,
- Rector OF ST. Lukss Church, N Y.
New York, June 26ts, 1888 7"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

II severe Outrage was committed Friday
night atPhiladephia. Capt. Carpenter of the Brit.
ish ship Leonard Dobbin endeayored to clear crowd
of men from the decks of his ship. Some of them
went on the wharf and threw brick bats at him his
scull was thereby badly fractured that he is not
expected TO live.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

AocIDsSr.--Yesterday morning lady residing IN
Blocker street, while crossing Broadway was run
over and seriously wounded by the horse readng on
her foot Great blame be attached to the driver
of The cart, who could have pulled up easily The
cart belonged to Coffee and Spice Establishment,
l33 Cedar st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02
STATE oT Trade.

As usual Saturday, the Operations OF trade In this city
were very limited small sale Of groceries by
Hoffman Co n far cash prces There indications la
the market hstthe fall trade will omen with great ,gor
toTToN-Some sales OF this article made NJ prices
which are tending upwards Al Charleston 2h Inst
Al Savannah sd inst the been bales
OF sa 2c stock on hand 22s6f bales Aleer from Marias
Perry county, Ala 18th, remarks that the
unpromising The hail lce and other
having spred TO ruin at least thirds OF the At
New Orleans, sd. car slip states The following;
Oar market presented feature One Of largest
Nouh Aabams iactorage houses agreed with Liverpool
house OF ard urder an advaace
of about &c H. and TO sell them the hall about
~ per 10; they have 200 bales hand and
crive ~ goo bales Another North Alabama facorape
house bssy shpp s they have hand and expect
TO 90 the same with asout " 600 b the way,
TO another Live rnoo house OF &c per b-
shs wlreve of about 2 eo bales the largest portion
winch yet To be received that M the balance o this
son no European accounts II they should he
viii have agy effect upon prices before the CROP
70 MARKET which from tue fine weather have
be Late and likely be auudaut The sales
10 the exer Of 1870 baies We 500 bales Tennessees
mddng fair al she. $50 Nerh habanas middng, 81 $40
mddisg fair Tenncsec SIC and Other lets top quo.
tn ions.
TIE receipts the shipping ports amour, TO ever 7ic
600 and the exports TO Great Baa 10 miIoa oil
bales
BRrADsrvrrs or all descriptions stl exceedingly In
active This operations IN -four yesterday
rates, in Grain there sim nothing dsrg At Bait
2ath the ma Iket rather asas o How
~ az the inspecsn 7340 b barrels sale OF
1890 bube prime red domestic wheat at slice Al RIB
mond 2sh, The market aho quiet The following
comparative quantity Of four and wheat arriving Albany.
via the New York State canals from the 7 I'D June, In
1887 and 1883
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

NIBLo's GAnDsS.-The public are respectfully in
formed that great preparations making for cele-
bratmg ,hs Fourth Of July in a manner commensu-
rate with that glorious national jubilee The bill Of
fare will be the most attractive ever offered at this
Garden.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

EouivooAL HoSEsTy.-The Star Of Friday says,
"the Sirius at anchor in the North river before
the Great Western arrived, and that settles the con-
roversy" Very true /; but why did not the Star
come out nanfully and honestly and tell Hosken SO
when he was here as We did and no, wait ill he
had gone Boosting back 10 England. Why did they
not honestly defend Capt Roberts in his absence and
take Hosken 10 task for his base and palry qnbbng.
This is very eqaivocal honesty on the part of the
Star.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

u We are reques,ed to call attention to an ad.
vertlsement in another column, headed "To the
Public" in reference to the celebrated Abernethy
Pills.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

az The Buffaonian" is in error. Mr.. Price has
not been connected in any way with this paper since
Mr.. Bennett left. Dir. Price left for England in the
Hbernia few days after the Sirius went on her FIRST
passage hence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

PINE APPLEs.-A cry of scarcity Of this delicious
frIt prevails. The schooner William Temple, six
days from Eeuthera, arrived on Saturday last with
22s5 dozen Of the finest Pine Apples we ever saw or
tasted.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

Custom HousE.-Benjamin +. Putlcr-political
Ben Butler, as some call hm-seniimenial Ben az
tho ladies, sweet souls, used 10 style him-stl con.
times his daily visits TO the Custom House. Since
we took him TO task the other day he dances down
William street instead Of Broadway; but he cannot
escape our observation he TO select any of the
alleys or lanes in the city. We lave our eye upon
him, and he must account for such regular visits 10
Pine street. This political msneuvreine is carried on
to great extent in this community, asd Ben must
suffer some for il. How can follower Of Him whose
Kingdom 10 not Of this world, be concerned constant.
ly IN endeayoring to build up kingdom al whose
head the cabbage head Of Undertook IL to preside.
II Ben will use his influence to prop mp the Universe.
y which is in to,tering condition. he would render
the state some service. Locofocoism is doomed 10
fall, and no efforts can sustain it.
DJ' In our notice Of the insubordnate conduct
charged against a seaman, before the United States
Court DER reporter accidentally wrote the name "Ho-
bart" instead Of Orbit" - the vessel in which the
difficulty oecxred. We are requested TO make the
correction, n the captain Of the Hobart now At sea,
hiss many relatives an friends in this city, where ne
beonss who msy bs sndsr the impression that no
has been - unfoeiussss - 10 have met with dsul-
w. which thus Or he's ~ happened 70 Ains
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

= Mr. Pook, of New York. has been appointed SUI
perIntcndent of the Navy Yard at Washington.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

| " Amos Allen, OF the Knickerbocker, has splen-
did rooms for meetings and feastings on the 4th of
4 I,,l,,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

u We would turn the attention of our pla ygoinp
readers to The bill Of the National for this evening"
Mr. II. Wallack having been engaged for only two
nights the grand romantic spectacle of Leila will be
presented for the last time this season. Commenda.
ton is needless to those who have seen it bu, to those
who have MOI, we say improve the last opportunity
you will have ef beholsing the most magnificen,
piece ever produced in this country Gotup at the i'm.
mense expense of fire thousand dollars, the dress.
es and properties Of the splendid description
while the chasts beauty Of the scenery, the interior
Of the Cathedral especially, rivals the greatest III.
umph Of the scenic art