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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

THE Sos Or rHE "MAID OF ATHENS" Ste
phens, in alluding to the fine Greek lads whom ne
saw at the Rev. Mr.. Hills missionary school, in
Athens, says ",here was one who startled me; he
was the son Of the Maid Of Athens! To me, the
Maid Of Athens was almost an imaginary being
something fanciful creation Of the BRAIN and not
corperea substance 10 have little urchin Of boy
But so il was. The Maid Of Athens is
married to Scotchman the Maid Of Athens is now
Mrs Black wife Of Dir. George Black! head Of the
police. and her sons name Is ''''' Black and she
has other little Blacks"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04
To CO..

TO CO...
WHEN On my bed, I slecping iay,
And dresms run riot through my head
Thy torn appears like orbs OF day--
0eorge, pass around that plate Of bread
"Ts die, 10 sleep 10 more they say
fdesth wakes such dreuu.
This " coil I'll sbufne eR to-day
george, pass around that b lvl of cream
Let me not think of departure
TIL more Of bfes pleasure 4 take
~ least lady end this TEXTURE
George. pas around that pinto OF cske,
MY courage, vsor and boldness,
when beauty's In danger. you s~e,
DeMcst don't treat n,e with GOODNESS
George, band me = cup of stresg tss!
Deer lady, heed this lest spp-a.
NY keswt 7. IN quite fpiler,
vca cant conceive how had feeI--
George, psss around that plate sf bssssr,
Unless you receive MI sa.iv~~
In despair IN truser On alone.
fhwsys mess wtati tGw~~-
George, to~ ssttksi Dag asd hkbcs~t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

RossEav IN AsrpoSr SrRErr.-Jshn T. Jackson,
yellow man. was knocked down on Sunday even
ing in Anthony street near Broadway and robbed OF
sl0.5e besides silk pocket handkerchief by losfer
named John Lalclc, well known around the neigh
sorhood Of Anthsny street. The handkerchief was
afterwards found in possession Of the thief who was
arrested and committed for trial.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04
WHIT EHE AID HICKS.
Es.a N.Yos,
, 90 900 ,e,o

The slab red free stone about two feet in length
by one in breadth, and about eight inches thick -
The antiquated rec has been renewed to the public
yard.
The board agreed to appoint day watch in the
Fourth Ward. Mr. Crolus said that in the course of
a very few weeks, the Sixth Ward would be 30 far
regenerated that there will be no further necessity for
day patrol IN that district Adjourned I'LL Wednes-
day next
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

~ The Mechanics Fair opened Yesterday with a
usst valuable assortment, Of machinery, and manu-.
featured goods of VARIOUS descriptions. They must
be seen to be appreciated the breeze on the Battery
10 deIightful-the scene il exhiIars tng-and the tout
sssembs is worth ten times the price Of admission.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

Nrsto's-Tte Tssvcl Family appear this evening IN
All three pieces, La Fsse Ohsmpetre, the Punch Club
and the venetian Carnival Gabriel Rsvel plays in
them all and If hs only played in oas it would be
worth more ,hsn the pncs Of admisssa 10 vsess his
perfo~u snco See advertisement
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

CoaosEa's IsauEsrs.-Yesterday,o on the body Of
Mary Brswn found dead on Sunday night at 800
Water street Verdict, cause unknown.
Also on the body Of drowned man found at tho
foot OF Cedar s,reet-spparentIy a rpger. Verdict !.
found drowned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

CoMnsS PLxAs-The court Of Common Pleas
opened yesterday, Judge Ingrshsm presiding. The
calender contains a large number Of csses-two-
thirds of which have been lying over from previous
terms.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

Dsc,sios op THE MAyoR.-In the case Of Off
Gilchrst and Lyon, charged with assisting in the
abduction of ths tive Frenchnen, hia honor yes,.r-
day decided that the above named officers had fully
e.oner,ted themselves from the charge made against
them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

BeARD ON AssIsrAsvs, Sept. 3.-Afs meeting of
the board assembled last evening" berg the frat regu-
lar meeting since the recess and transacted the fol-
lowing brsness among other matters of prlvais
nature.
DR.. Gilman, who locks into the cells at the Hall,
of Justice peritioaed for additional compensation for
his attendance upon oafers. The Doctors csse
as he represented it. is certainly very hard enc. He
says that the amount Of patients confined in that
prlsen. afflicted with 5eeuum rsn,ens, 10 so great
that il requires nearly his whole attention. and that
no sooner GOES he his friend the under aer dispose
of one swarm Of individuals of this description, than
anothsr comes ravlng in, keeping up large average
always on hand. The petition was relasred.
William Hines, an itirerant hawkes., petitioned 10
be released from penalty incgrred BY HIM in vending
articles of tin ware around the street II referred
The board agreed to appoint a public infsrmer
agalnst Junk shops, at salary Of 81 per day There
was good deal OF discussion about the price, but not
a word explanatory Of his pc culiar duties
Phe Board appointed s0r able accommodates for
fab cars al the foot Of Grind street. r.. r
A comrnunicatlon was received from Mr.. Walker
the contractor employees in removing the materials OF
The old Brdewsll, announcing 10 the Board that he
mad this day excavated from the site OF the south
west corner of the building the foundation or corner
stone thereof The stone bears the following nscrlp.
ton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

Asra,rgrarpx, upoS THE PLAN oV AsTLEr vs.
Yesterday the workmea employed by the prepre,ors
of the Geological institute, commenced operations in
altering the interior Of the company's building, Nos.
81 and 30 Bowery, into a vast amphiiheatre. The
building IS s,us,ed on lot $50 fee, deep, running
through from the bowery to Christie street, capable
Of accommodating a very large audience, with stage
and ring fitted sp in splendid style, after the style Of
Astiey's Tendon. A frat rate company Of eques
trans has been engaged in England and are now on
Their way TO this country. The enterprise, perse-
vSed IN viii be splendid fortune to the propnetcrs
It's expected TO be opened about the middle Of DC.
tober
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

suxprHLAsp, THE Parsior.-We stated some shor
time since tina, this genius had been act at liberty by
beng bsnished on giving security. Since then, we
learn tina, the Law officers Of the crown in England
had declared his trial and ctisn Illegal, conse-
quently that set him at Liberty cereronie. Now,
we learn from the Toronto paper that fall pardon
has been granted TO him and he has been a, liberty
on that ground. lie is lscky to be set a, liberty
three times for doirg nothing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

u The Misses Cowsn leave New York this day
f.r Italy, under the protection Of thex brother where
they intend 70 study nuss, s,sgns, &c, Cor two or
thre years
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04


The f"o",n. !. a copy q one Of the notices pIaear
ADOPTED, whenever MI William. visited any Of de ess ~
Nsi,se 20 I'll fe~.s.. afflicted -,,l ..v ys,. .f, e,
We The mayor Of ,he city o. Mor, ban inlo hs lehab
Ios. Xviii and Hoporar; oeoI., 10 \ Majesty Lou. Phi
lip, King OF the Fesch and Leopold the King B--
Ills nteres,ea zeal him offer service, gratis.
every day o'clock 20 al The Blind poer ard ohe, .ct
with item csr6caes Of their poverty delivered by he
The jus, reputation which Mr. Williams oys ard The M,
performed BY him without any gesl opera
during S =, % eos,s
Mr. Williams viii iii equally give his option whhou, 90. -
all other persons cireumanc,s who desire to s.st
and ooes ssh Ho,s sad viii answer we !. ee ~esn o 10
such Pc r,o. ~ho i've At ds'ssee provided they post
Given Mon,suoaa City Hall. this i2,h day Of Ausus
~ The following paragraph gentleman assured u.s. ..s
Gu. oct OTIS os hngh newspaper. called the Bath Hers
The wisdom, OF The Creator especially displayed n ,h
frame exhibits esqu., II The pe,S ~
nr,n s" ss y ush muiarou. ,sd affecting disorders The
Nile each contributes hiring brave counIry~n that
among cuons In ali
~, The WORLD tn Re are disorders peculiar ne ey ovita
niaeeenh century has brough light discovery inter,
wiIsns. Ocast Of the Royal oesrrsi Dsp.nssrs No %
Hgh Hoibo- London. has by external application reser.d
~ disorder Is. eye and sysd wi,iea sny sprses ope
ration The Londen st tooly VI patients several
thousands crowd of witnesses of the highest rcsp csy
have authenticated which once erciea cur
miraton gratitude, and wonder Editor Of the Bath Herald
From tho Boston Pilot Of April r. 1856
"a WILLIAMS ruE GcUtfsr-In copy Ing ~
city contemporaries the snrsxed remarks williams az
The special ~ three Fos-
tor Who have received great benefit from Br wsms ireat
81 their would what and Justice
that have kno~n yesrs nrc several The city e
Dublin Of our friends and seqsspsn~s wbose yegh vac
the Of primitive ,iIoc h,ough he ,fH-
cacious applications o this successful snS shisi Otu We
sccpmpane 4, In Dublin three OCCASIONS me
f~,is who DEPRIVED the dressings eyespht
Dr williams lodgings convinced BY sc.i
ref henpfcisi q his rrme<irs
ssiI sppear
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15


On the Gin IN the Senate, Mr.. Mexican. one
Of I'll. Pcnn.5 vauia Senator's, crred the subloircd
Resolutions, prt(scius them ni,l thr expression Of
hspe, that. in these times OF .xlrlprduary resoln-
'oa'' l. would n" be Thought pfesunPtuon< in hlm
10 offer some small evidence that he, humble as
was was not wholly irre>olute:"
1" l. RtsoIr.d, That Gon4rrs4 possess no rowe,,
wider the Constitution. abolish slavery here II
''I'is ~ any Of III" Siate~ ct LIS [ mor.
. RespircI. hat iti&l6cN I'd eel, nj his riac.
0er'sLde Oh me sGbJ"ct at siae, the District oi
NoluaIba."
lneso rcso.lna. possess at lat tn merit oi
"''iiy-a rare m"til noN days. The l.r> asserts
sHss1. winch is, We believe. ystrf BOW led ed e.ca
~ The heated of the Abonio,Iists, and It vii
d''btIess receive unanimous sotc The second
contain, the only deba;eabe proportion; and it Will
be opposed in two quarters The ,bollJloaists who
are tto"dins the Italics of boh Houses oil Con,r,ss
with memorials, demanding the immediate ca4fSea-
sios Of the slave property in the Dsieniil Of course
-pposc II, because II *, " al ms Hnc," a denial Of
tho prayer OF their petition. The Scout era mem
Der. viii oppose IT, because their assent to it will
"cucsle the the po,eer OF Con.h.s 10 perform this
work OF confscaon, at s7ne otitr 6ns when,
from the wider diffusion and more polrn ilucnec
"spedent" to exercise IT. The Southern mcln-
oers cannot aud on lit nor cnunieuancr, for
homcnt, doctrine, which. in be once sanctioned
VIII he 10 them hat the Grectu hose to Troy.
he admission Of the power OF Congress to abolish
slavery IN the District of Columbia at such time as
me tana''cs,eNery day acquiring additional strength,
"aa growing more Impefiuus we'll rs more grasp
ing m their dem Inas, may deem it eri5edicat to
40 would break down the chef barrier of defence
southern rghts-fat, although our adyelsaties norc
eon'ne their demands, far the abolition Of
sa'ery IL involved, to the District aud the Terri.
'ties, he Is binder than the mole who does
perceive that they only decnithe OF this lnso
'eht demand important As IL viii open the door 10
"'uer and more inviting theatre OF action. Even
nov" indeed. they claim The night, by The most rcck
'espefveslop ofal clause of the federal constitu-
won which confers upon Congress the power 20
regulate commerce between the several Stnes,' to
P'oa"t the buying and selling OF slaves will view
o'er removal om State to anather-(rom
"s'n'a TO Mississippi. for exam, ic--ls If the
s" 10 regulate we've synonymous with he right to
"e''oy' And it will be long, ii they gam
WY "o'd IN the Ten Miles Square, before their in
t"""y' "letted by ianatIcai zeal. ami stimulated by
's partial success, viii discover some provision OF
''' constitution from which 10 dcdtcc their i.h To
t .."n Their crusade into the several States or
ing IN ths' they viii l;d back upon the DccIala-
NV" OF Independence, or upon some otrer abstract
'''"on N On Hg'nan + .ht: ana Nan E9pa,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15

y Us 'Sienof TO- AMI aivtc DOL. atoiy than cous:l-
"ona' provisions, 10 Justify then disregard oi the
'ehh 'nJauclIons OF thai Instrument. ia winch now
ooh as the charter OF our nights the rule Sf the
clpfoed obligations OF The several parie, toit and
the shield OF our common defence The DISTINCT
oI Columbia IS the baulc ground Of the slavery cues
'on--anI. II we yield thai, Ne surrender the KEYS Of
TIE citadel into the lauds ofthc enemy aud open The
Wy 10 the magazine OF eombuslIbles. 10 whlch.
win fasa hands, they are eager TO apply the n-
ceod1afy torch. When that day comes the Poto-
mac will be the boundary hne between Distinctive
ieaf, Neutrality-suspicious.. But We are uol seets. nor
DOVE desnc To be. TO hi the eu,talu Which hides
Iet evil day l,en' tie eyes Of tho present
Suffice 1t TO know that the curses, loud aud deep Of
dil"'arr agcs vii r,stnpon iheif head. by " HON it
Shal! be ecip.t,t5i.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15
,x,,,rrwn. JANUARY 1873.
DISASTROUS FROM FLORIDA.

,,at. have been received al Charleston OF a bat
=. t,uyr in Florida GA the 2s'h ut which resulted
lass of % o. out gallant trnaps Killed aud III
.,a,l.d. Among the Killed are Col. Thompson.
Yam S.earngen, Lieut.. Brook aud Lieut..
l..,., all of the L. 5. army aud Gil Grnny C'pt
.l..,s and Lrut Walker OF the Mississippi volun
uouudcl of whom Col. Gentry has since died,
.'. i,1,ns. who's, loss is supposed to have been
we're con, handed by Alligator and Sam Jones'
md the detachment of whites by Col. H. TAYLOR LIST
i.r,ptry The action took place near Lake hsS''n-
,,,, Both parties are said 10 have fought with the
.,,st determined bravery. II really seems that the
C1u;noles are inyincbe; and rather then prosecute
in, va, AZ such dste o!tleasufe and sacrifice Of hu
.,,, life. We tor o'e ST, let thcm alonc-and let
,b,m die upon the soil which they love well and de-
f,rd 80 bra,ey.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15

~ondea thai tde R,ehmoni Iuqalret regrets 10
sc Gen. JACKSON So often dragged forth m the pub
tic rrinlsn when those Who drag him before the pub
liz have 81 hitc respect for his reputation rs TO
make linn stand sponsor FOR statements 50 unf1uud-
ci aud rldlc uous. Il he believes them himself.
what shall We shy OF hts mind That II has " taco
into the and yellow leaf" But even this would
be preferable To the only other alternative, that he
v.liuil, mls,rpreSents the facts ol the case.
Grn. Jackson takes occasion, in the course OF his
pied by Nh. Rises aud Mr.. Rtchie"-thoush he does
mot doubt the honcsly of then intentions" To
TINS Nh. Richie tntly replies. " We are sony that
our attitude should havn caused the slightest regret
in the bosom OF Gen. Jackson, but we confess do
NOT yet errul, and cann3t therefore shift
attitude. even from respect To Gen. This rather
sharp retor,, coupled with the remark Of Mr. Richie
TIA he publishes Gcu. Jtehson's letter account
of =" tie gredtfcspec which he has entertained Tor
hn, shows that changehas over TIE spiit OF
his dream" which General Jackson could little have
anticipated when he upon the tripod At the White
House aud ever, word he utlcred was submlss,sely
received as from tae LIP, Of Al INSPIRED Omcle Ii
IS better, tsa,th the old prosctb) TO be living Dog
than dead Lion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15
0.f- a PInf.sU uENLIlg.l "A

/ oOk OUT! Tavern keepers, Boarding hou.
Sea, tonlectioners, Sramarcsscs Wash. Wo.
men. q. Ne LOOK OUT ~ YOU viii lnx a.
Narrl, he t,hen IA by one TRAVIS FLANAGAN.
rs thu We are nav endravofi. To put you youf
su1tI. Had voices loud a.. the Arllilefy Of
Heaven, we should raise thcm, Ia Equal. II posi-
BILE the loud htliewing Earthquake whose yoite i
heard from quarter of the Globe 10 the other aud
proclaim, 1t went trrih, 4" brwne beware Of such
Swindefs the said Travis Flanagan" lie mn,
nv To deceive you. although You may tell hun you
have seen this Pubic Notice OF him. by telling YOU
thli he hs1 been unfortunate IN INuchbntg, not
benny able procure work sufficient enable HIM 10
sas lis contingent ~ penses. Believe him not; f1f
he viii deceive yon # possible; he had suprra.
bun Lance Of work h,rr aud left wniA on the board
unfinished though indebted 10 has employer nj the
Ithe Of his leaving. That YOU may not mistake the
person, 1t would he proper we should give aomc de-
scilphon oil HIM aud To give II accurately would BE-
To say lie MAS qae dImlnutise III stature, resembling
very muthan Autcmatou, OF Supple jack. or 'one
"ilier thing we have seen NJ exhibitions, with long
tns; live could onl, th,nk OF the name bat YOU
Knew what We mean; that's all.
rs lie took passage ON board Poplar ftigur, II -
possible he will land II Rtehnond aud soloutn II.
while, aud llom thence proceed Ia Norfolk crowned
with victorious Wreaihs,' having taken IN many poor
wlluFs Tor buald and Washing. Oh perhaps lac MA,
make another cruise heio,e lac puts INTO halbor. II
he does, isoh Tor htu LADlCk X YANCEI.
L. ). Asw. hl,e heen sctbblme tor lle benefit Of
Others, we will scabb'r some ion our own. WtcNz
peot some FRESH OYSTERS b, the Stage tAla
l.. & Y
I'm,
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A 4 q Rid.
.B..g. EsNas 4 Ae!l .lEEG.
PRICES EsY.sss'Cs,gp.

AAi + has. juH eomp'cr"d M insentot, Of our
w GOODS, and fading the Stock unusuals
heavy iof The qrlsou, are d"tsImlued To reduce
by selling At small profit The following kinds OF
Goods Will be sold low VIZ:
BLANKETS, Hosc, Hhiia'y. sun,c and poini |;
t'rr-iuriis and Gk'nturty 5rans s.indsr1r plaid
nad plain. suiich tIoths mad kcr-c,s
servants. EEtNNEIs. White, Red. yellow,
siroen tsr. kEBtASIs OF Sniitocs a Gjngi,sws,
Large lot At less than G 4.
1t oar wash. ~ CONVINCING our new business. To
make II almost exclusively CASH ono. We know
that interest requires this COURSE aud think that
the welfare OF friends viii be promoted by II.
shall be en-, blel ihrreb, give them better bar
gains. J. .FEtN Is y DUFF Ell.
JanMarN 9 wtM II
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EglGga. EeD.ssD E.sNEs
e IL ~ IL &c ETer5 .V'D.

TENRANELLEES BETWEEN Lynchbug and
a Richmond OF tne North, are informed that the
sOsFsSS ts4aa. ROAD Offers them advantages
Of dccdrd hiud.
Stages connecting "ril tins Rail Road leave Chor-
lottes'le duly after the arrival OF the bynehhur!
and GtYiu}otte Stages, arrive at Ffedeitcks Hill,
(he present termination OF the Rail Road, distant II
mics, by 10 p'ciocl the evening. Alter resting
there, passengers take the Cans O'Clock IN the
morning aud arIve ~ Richmond By hali past : o.
clock. Those Tor Fredericksburg o, The North
change Al the function TO the Mail train from Rich
mond breakfast IN fredericksburg, aud ,trriye IN bal
iinlorc the same evening.
Leaving Richmond tor Charlottesville daily. about
midday. passengers arrive al Louisa &. II. early in
the evening, and having seven eight hours for
sleep, charlottesville tor the Staec>
for Lvnchburg aud Stanton.
The Rail Road Cars are of The large construction
pcrfcrtig Sajf. and warmed wiln stoves.
j. II. HOPKINS, Surt Of Trans.
Richmond January Is Is
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EgsESF5 .AEeEsgD.&E..

la addition TO Tire abova. We hd'r nst II ertd Il
lalge lot 81 NEW GOODS. rrreAly bought upon
the most favorable tsi}ss. and Of suoh sy'rs aud
qualities ~ 10 irpln lhrm very desirable III Inls
market TIE following ara f." ii the articles
composed luont r,lensHo assninnrpi
PlIu aud ~ j. SILKS great variety,
ID do do Mcnuos; Flrael German md Eps
i,h,
CAll.ors vel assorted aud very ehr,P,
Bl1nkc,s, large stock. unusually low.
Cassnets. Napt Couon aud Fullcd CIoths,
l,IHcys PLAIN aud plaid
kentucky jeans, sallous qnlllucs.
Cluth,, tassuncrcs aud Nonuuss,
Dpme,lIcs. Brlchcd and Brown, sely low,
} 1 aud ia " atllAm Sheetlne,
Gamhlra Nnslln,. i'iarnclS HTS W COL Fuued
Wlth many other Goodsloo teloa'to eauu'rrate,
all u Which WI be sold extremely low lor CASH
BURTON i ROBES
January 4""iw II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15

TIllE SUBSCRIBER has purchased the stock Of
II goods belonging to the finn OF Edgar x lloh-
ma0, aud viii continue the business at the same
house, whore he would be pirased to wait upon his
friends and the pnbc generally
SAMUEL. HOFFMAN.
Liberty January Is. vs."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15
WANTED I'D,

p Y Nero ante House IN this place an active
- Boy, from II to rs Years OF age, from the conn-
Try, who good hand, and Is Of industrious ha-
BITS. Such an nm can find employment for aiern Of
wears, by faithful discharge of duty. Address Y Z.
post pad. tmoneb the Post Office, real name.
giving reference ~ testimonials as In character and
qualifications.
lyatl,hufc. 's1. WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15
Ts.y'E.g'El Es.s.V's,.s.

Wv 70 q z EsE4E Wy.
T. s.EEk'3sA having taken permanent resi-
IN dcucc Ia ths Tee, offers hlS service III tuning
Pianos upon reasonable lclms.-Moathiy attention
will be paid TO those WHO Wish their instruments IA
perfect oruer.
REfERENc Es.--John VI. Warwick, Esq. Capt.
Th6s,A. llolcombc, C1?t. Wv Norve, capt. \.
Hancock.
Egrc n,hoi - Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15

o. meeting has been called by the Mayor Of
Georgetown, ID. g wlie5 Was 10 haze been held
on "Wednesday evening last, to t,ke ioto con-
sslc,aon, Isl, tie proposed legislation IN Cor
srrss in regard 10 the currency aud masking in.
s.itutions OF tho District Of Columbia; 2dl, the
improper and mautou interference with lh,.r proper
~ aad constitutional lights on tho put OF the people
oil some OF the States, esncnesi bs the pctliiuils
daily thrust upon Congress, seeking the abolition Of
slavery III tn District; and Oily to judge and dc-
tenlins the eApedieGeI, necessity aud importance
oipoeuling recession u the town, md portion
Of Washington county named, l. The State OF Ma
lyland. THIS is highly important mosemeui. and
we are slal 10 see 1t. We have wondered, indeed,
that the people olhc District have been SO long pas
site under The mcdiated asgres,leas aud the actual
assault. upon lhclr rights and feelings.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15

Florida I;ar.-lt ~ stated llnt The ~ cres.c force
under the command of Grn. Jcsup. IN FLORIDA IL
1898 men, consisting Of 1867 regulars 1915 yoluu-
terrs. 100 seamcn, and l13 Indians THIS immense
force t. operate against or 500 hostile Spmuolcs
o. The Supreme Court Of the /. STATE,
mcuccd il anuu / session al Washington the sth
INST, Present, Chtei Justice Fenry, and Associate
Justices Story, Mclean, Baldwin, Wayne Barbour,
Cation and Mckinley.
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<----rv-r7T7ge--,cSss | have IN thus place
hsgsaess9 f1salf5\ EgIEE and four gSxsE'-
GEsA.asAsssI ~ fifsS ofthe Short horn Dur.
EfEy/EI ham Stock, winch have late
FDS.-,.,r>L III Is brought from New York.
N>e>safe2, lcNprct to remain III tins place
but short time; il IL therefore desirable that early
application he made 10 me. HE Union Hotel. As
these animals oithe purfst blood and best form.
persons taking interest such Stock VII do ell To
examine theru. RALPH WATSON.
Jan. II it's
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1--WE 90 pntusa ,lrp heretofore EXISTING under
4 the 6rm of BOOTH X Lacy. W, ths lav
dissolved by mnud onnsspt Those indrAtrd "a
the concern, Will call aad .ettle Their account, with
Ell cr oi thc pates, II - urrcs.lry close ths
business without delAv. MOSES G. BOOTH,
MOSES LACY