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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

NOuus aHd hlIdfcnts hats from VI 30 10 TO
The above prices bu small advance the
material and work MI sales he
nsde for cash, without devaoas from the above low
prices
Also unrvaed assortment Of Ceth and Fancy Csps al
wholesale and retail Country Supplied the most
favorable terms. q. WATSON
myll 5m. l54 Chatham Ct 8 doors r ON Mulberry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27
HUNTER,s RED DROP.

IlUNTENsS RED DHOP.-Fo The mind OF The
Intelligent reader the impression is this medicine
either great humbug of great value and in consequence
Of their being usch humbuggery in this city particular
is condemned among the But challenge per-
truth that has been,
used sabefuge resorted TO- The Oft med
cine ggerated tssthe medicine Is all
10 be- Every receipt published has through
the Office by kRown 10 US Deception In
shape, scorn TO and when do
perform all promise wb oh rs periec Ia all
vessral and usder al circumstances will pay.
Price, 81 phial. Office Dvisioa s25
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

TOOTH ACHEl-TOOTH a CH E!-who would
bear the painful torture OF sjunPing teeh ache when
RIA, or Concentrated Extract OF Kreoote md Careamon Is
certain remedv The has effected without prs
cedrnt or the buadr,ds who have used H. have fae
To obiain relief Try IL and b. satisfied
For sale only by W. Snonson, 70 Fulton 81; Hart II
Broadway and IS Hudson 81; and by e. NJ Guion 27
W; 50 Henry corner Of Pike and AL Grand betwee
East Broadway and Division st
Price, So cents, with full directions sulp-eod3rrs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

hN. VANDE y BVNG HIS FEMALk RENO.
- VATIsG FILLS, from Germany effectual remedy
for pprtsoa rrt guar, snd all where
have her regular and proper course.
NIB Not to be aSen aurng pregnancy. The sale OF 400
boxes daring the last sine monhs sufficient guarantee OF
teir efficacy. 81 dony Mrs BIRD, Midwife and iemale
physician 322 Bowery New YORK. Likewise her celebrates
Soothing syrup for chdreH eehir safe, aRd efec
tual remedy Also excellent remedy for nipples pre-
pared and sold as above.
Mrs Bird conlnu be consulted all diseases incidental
tn females su28 -Jms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27
SnIDLITZ WATER-Mesrs. YOUNG KENT

- EIDLlJZ WATER-Mesrs YOUNG KENT
- having made arrangements with The prepreers Of the
celebrated SedlI Spring in Germany for constant supply
OF the crystals of the salts these contain bed
offer 10 the American public their powders the OF
producing the original SedI possess
ed e all lis Inherent virtues The powders long known
SeidtI possess other prop rites In with the
tive Scz water than their effects las well produ
edby Epson sau being entirely devoid Of the tonic nd
Alternative qualities OF the pure Hence n continuous
OF the common Seidz powders produces eaAness
companies with much whilst the other hand, the
waters OF the 0emar spring give the stomach and ge
neral health never being attended with sickness other IN
pleasant effects These powders neatly
by Messrs Youpg Kent SIS BrooRe
OF 1honpon who the sole importers OF the crysased
salts OF the German Seidz Spring. For sale also at A. B.
ID. Sands OF liam aHd Felton DR. Symes
Of Bewery and Walkers Peter Burnes IS 9Th Avenue
and Dr. j. Linse, Of 18th and
that the label bears the signature OF Young Kent Nose
Others geRuine. zul 3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

TABLETTE OF PEARI. AND ALABAS
Il TER.-For removing Tan Freckles Sunburs, he :.
for h. alng pnpes eher crrupuows OF s skn and Inn
proving the complexion towhch gives increased soltneS
and beauty. Price IS cents
For sale by Hart 27e Broadway and IS Hudson street.
and by X. NJ 0uon at ~ Bowery. the OF Pke and
Henry sis al Grand street, between East Broadway
and Grand street au eod3ms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-03

I-ears Blacks and whites every Sunday and Wednes
day a, S m arrive at Boydon same days by ppm
1853 From Boydton, BY Wordsworth, N Z, aud Lynes
VILE 10 WILLIAMSBURG, % miles and back once week
Leave Boyd,on every Thursday a, m, arrive at WI
iiamsboro same day by pm
Leave W,Ili,msboro every Friday at a m, arrive at
Boydion same day By Bpm
1862 From Bo~dton to Oakley, l3 miles and oacS
twice week
Leave Boyd,on every Monday and Thursday at p m,
arrive al Oakley same days by 10 an
Leave Oakley every Monday and lhuSsuay al m,
arrive at Boydon came daysby ? IN
1870 From Charlotte Z II, by Friend Grove, Keys
Will. Pleasant Grove and Double Bridge, to Luuenburg
CT 30 miles and back once week
Leave Charlotte II every Thursday at m, arrive
At Lunenburg e n same day by D pm
Leave Lunenburg & II every Friday at y a IN, arrive
at Charlotte Fl same day by pm
1871 From Charlotte n. by Duprees Old Store, to
Cbristianville, % miles and back once week
Leave Green Plains every Tuesday and Saturday at q
a m arrive at Lawrenceviile same days by l2 m
1862 From Lawrenceve, by Sturgeonviie, Kenne-
dy's, Jones5orough, McFarands, Wa,,shoro, Barry $
Bridge and Greensboro, to Boydton 81 miles aud back
once week
Leave Lawrencevie every Thursday at 6 nj, arrive
at Boydton next day by pm
Leave Boydon every Saturday, at a m, arrive al
Lawrenceville next day by p III ;,
1868 From Lawrenceve, by LewlsVil!e, homnnu s.
Brickland, Oak Grove, Columbia Grove. Wh'tle
Mills and South Hill, to Lombardy Grove, 43 miles and
back once week
Leave LawrencevIle every lhnrsoay u ID III, "ilNe
at Lombardy Grove same day by ppm
Leave Lombardy Grove every Friday at m, arrive
al Lawrenceve same day by . m
1864 From Lawrenceville by louisville, Chrchtons
Store, Turner's Store, st. Tammany, Pamers SPRING
and Rammersville to Lornbnrdy Grove, 46 miles and
back once a week
Leave Lawrcnceville every Monday at p m, arrive
at Lombardy Grove next day by pm
Leave Lornbardy Grove every "Wednesday at 3 m,
arrive at Lawrenceville next day BY lOa IN
lSSS From ShOeop vile. by PuHelltnn 0nd Scale =
Cross Roads to Weldon, % miles and back once week
Leave Jacksonville every Thursday al I q IN, urriv
at Weldon day by e JPN
Leave Weldon every Wednesday at a M arrive at
Jacksonville same day by SPIN
Service is TO commence on the first OF July, 1899
1866 From Jacksonville. BY Chrichon's Store South
Hill Greensboough and Drapersvle, 10 Chris,anvlle
80 miles and back once week
Leave GholsonvilIe every Thursday al m, arrive al
Chrs,ianvie same day by 6pm
Leave Christianville every Wednesday al S m, ar
rive at Gholsonve same day by pm
Service is 10 commence on the LIST of July, 1882
1867 From Boydton, by Chrs,ianvie, Mill Grove
Rehobolh and Lun-nburg & Il to Blacks and Whites,
Ill miles and back twice week
Leave Boydton every Tuesday and Saturday at 5 M
arrive at Blacks and Whites same days by Ppm
(Coneiaded on the last pagc)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-03

,e federalism of the day I, is not surprising, that
men Who are seeking to overthrow the Administration
to get the public money their o'on pre"'e use, should
wish The Government in addition, TO transport II tor
llem 10 any place they may be psastd 10 'oa" It, Bnt
"w people who once called themselves Tree, suoInI.
to such imposition: Will they pay taxes merely That
David Anderson, jr., & Co.. may have The use OF the
money and then be At the trouble and expense OF send
inu i, to Richmond from New York, or New Orleans
Maine or Missouri for their accommodation Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-03

The involvement Of the country and in t0o years time
the Virginia Springs will lead the Ba!slons anu oafa'o
nns OF Ihe Nnrih - ERQNlrer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-03

SVrrA-wEsrrRS RAlLRoAD-On our first page will
be found some important reflections Of the Abingdon
Statesman on this long neglected improvement.
meeting contemplated by the friends Of the measure
al the county court for the purpose of considering
and adopting necessary measures 10 ascertain public
opinion on tie subject We hope they will also. endea
vor to show 10 The friends Of the James River and kanaw
hu improvement, the absurGity aud uusarsmanIke op-
position they have heretofore made to this necessary
and all.inportant undertaking -Lspisd"g Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-03

THE GOVERNMENT REGULATING It's OWN fAfEh
Tie following transaction will speak for Itself
{, eoPr.l
Posr orrrcr DrnRrArsr.
TO j. !. Coiiius;oa, p. Il. n, New York:
AZ sight Arthur Neon order, thousand four hun
OF this Department. AMOS KENDALI
5h July, le33. =. N. General.
Charged: c X. GAHpsrR.
sI,4a!5o.
.Srkc1E or TREASURY NOTES WANTED Having 10
pay to the Government two duty bonds amounting to
about 81 $780, offered 10 pay to Thomas Nelson Esq
Collector Of this port $500 in specie, a Treasury loe
for SlO0 and the above draft of the Government for
81 424 50. The draft promptly refused by the Col.
lecor who stated that lie had authority take such
claims against The Government in discharge Of claims
due to it. We will therefore, give the market value for
the specie or Treasury notes How long will people,
who called themselves free and independent, sub
nit 10 such tyranny:
DAVID ANDERSON, Jr. & Co.
July 70. 1888"
RruArxs-"Tyranny," indeed What wrong has
the Government done to David Anderson IT,. and Co
II bound itself TO pay Arthur Nelson Of money in
New York. lie had no right 10 demand payment any
where else. He assigned the draft David Andsr son
jr, and Co., who sa'c and knen that it payable in
New York, and noehere else. OF course they ha no
right TO demand payment any where else. Had pay.
men been refused in .ieio York Not al all Had they
ever presented i, for payment; .fersr But because
the Government will not consent for their pirate
eommod0ton obey not having been lis orgna! credit
ors but having procured this paper in market. knowing
where it payabe) to transfer its funds from New
to Richmond, they call it "tyranny:'
What makes this conduc; the contemplate is that
in ordinary times, the warrants and drafts of the Go.
vprnment ntrer hare been receivable tor public dues al
nH and under circumstances have they been made
receivable until they had first been presented at The place
hc poyabie, and payment refused. In 1897 Treasury
made receivable after having been so
presented and payment refused There was time
from the days of Washington down., when Messrs An.
derson and Co could have paid duties in Richmond witt,
Treasury warrants on New York without first present.
ing them in the latter city and there time
when they could make such payment with Post Office
drafts under any circumstances Yet they would have
the country believe that has been adopt.
ed and tina, some unhesdof "tyranny' has been prac
tsed upon them
What do men deserve who raise this false clamor
against the Government, because it will render
them special arors at the expense Of the people, Do
they merit idicuie scoT1 But il in character viii!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-03

(frcm tie Richmond HhiG.)
TIE GOVERNMENT REGULATING rs OWN PhPER.
The following transaction will speak for itself:
a coPrl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-03

JU'|
VIRGIyra SPRINGS Arrivals of strangers 10 the
mountains daily continue and accessions Of company
the various mineral springs are without nermission
The White Sulphur Springs and boarding houses in
immediate vicinity contain at this time over seven hum
dred persons
The Red Sulphur, Grey Sulphur, Sal, Sulphur. Blue
Sulphur, and Sweet Springs are supposed 10 contain
over 500 persons. We understand that 10 lc0 per
sons are al The Red. and nearly the same number
at the Blue Sulphur We will endeavor ascertain
our next publication from the proprieors of the various
springs full and statement of the number
Of visitors at each respectively. Twenty FIVE hundred
persons can be conveniently accommodated this
the various watering places in this section Of country.
all of which within few hours ride of each other,
good and pleasant travelling summer roads and
parea n'npIkes little bera!iiy in legislation toward
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
From the Ranatria Banner, Oct. Q.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

We have just time 10 announce The occurrence.
IN our town, of most destructive fire. Between II
and O'Clock the night before last. The cry OF 'fUe
was heard aud on Fastening the spot II was found
IN have ORIG mated in the back part of one of the
three bindings on The bank Of the river Immediate
10 aboye the brick storehouse of E. J.. Shten sbury
A Co which together with the siurehouse itself.
were soon wrapt in flames. Every effort made
h, the iremen and citizens TO STAY progress here,
hut all IN yalp The brick hotel occupied by Mr.. II.
e Anderson was soon discovered 10 be on ffe, from
which the flames spread rapidly To lie two rcne.
nenls immediately above. and was finally checked
IN lis destructive course, by tearing away the frame
bndinp Immediately below the dwelling house Of NJ
C. w Summers. The number OF buildings des-
tro,ed eight VIZ: the river bank the store house
occupied by e. l.. Shrewsbury Co., and owned
by joel Shire" sbury. Jr; the store house occupied
b, Duke * Grey, Timers, twho lost every thing, }
and owned bs Henry c. Anderson; the frame house
occupied by Mr.. Henry Manning. saddler, and Mr..
Pcyton, tailor, aud owned by Geo. Mitchell; and
the frame building occupied and owned by Mr.. &.
Kelley, a dwelling and ta'lor's shop. On the
other side Of the street. the brick hotel occupied by
H. C.. Anderson aud owned by John Mays; the
,aef's shon aud Bath house occupied by 3o@les,
and mned by Andrew Beach the BRICK dwelling
house of Samuel Beach, aud the frame dwelling
house Of Andrew Beach
We learn that none of the above property was in
sured with the exception of the bick store house
of Mr. Shrewsbury, which lad under a policy oil
$1,000, The probable cost Of the building being from
1000 TO $1,000. We are unlnormed as to the loss
sustained by the occupants of the burnt buildings
bul it must be very great.
These buildings, some of which were large and
valuable, were swept from the very heart oil ou'
town.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18
OLONlZATION.-The cause Of Coioniza,;,,.

COL0NlZATION.-The cause Of Coioniza;,,,
is likely TO be much benefited by project which has
just started in the city OF New York. 1t cont.m.
plates the purchase of suitable vessel to be sbIl r.,
such free persons Of color will agree to man h.
with colored seamen aud navigate her as a rey,,,.
packet between this country and Liberia, on con,l,
ton that payment be made oi her BY conveying emf.
grants from time 10 time from the United Stsies \,
the colonies or settlements in that country
The plan is recommended TO the favor of Tho co,
muniy at large, on the ground that it will place !,
The hands OF colorcd persons the means of inproyipg
their African settlements, Of building up their for
tunes, and OF commanding respect; and that it will
relieve tie society or societies from the heavy ex
pense Of removing "a large body of em,prants J.,
is further contended that 1t will secure regular and
frequent intercourse between this country and Afr
ca deyeope the resources of that land to our col.
ored population. incline them to engage in com
mercill operations, and in other landable pursuits
that may tend TO increase the advantages of such
commerce. 1t is also believed that II will render far
more efficient than heretofore the enterprise of col
onization, and open new and hitherto untred avenues
Of usefulness and prusperlyto the minds OF men of
color both in tins country and in Liberia.
Baltimore american,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

the other placed himself Immediately in from, Il,
stop The carriage until The arrival oil several accom-
plices Ito we're close a, hand. The driver who fo,
tunately had pistol, shot the person who held IN.
reins, putting whip to his horses, succeeded i'm
extrcating the party from further peril.
II will be recoilccled, that, few weeks avo
Judge Doughery, one of the most respectable chi.
zens OF 81. Louis was nidcrcd upon tie same road
and no doubt the General and his family were n,e
served from similar fale by the presence of nina
Of his carriaee driver. number Of the citizens ~
st. Louis visited The place Of attack next mornino
but unable to trace the sssailan,s. Consider
BILE blood was discovered upon the spot, but the ar.
complies to avoid detection, had carried away the
body.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18
DANNILLE RACES

The reg lar fall meeting of the Club took place
over their Course, on Tuesday the 25th September,
aud continued lour days.
FIRST DAr-Colt sweepstake. mile heats, Purse
$50.
Charles P. Lees bay fly by Simon Pure, dam
by S,phax weight 80 lbs. 8 3
Leonard Phelps brown fly, by Levla,han,
dam by Pacoet, eight 50 lbs
John l.. Whites sorrel colt, by Jackson,
dam by Forzel, weight &c lbs.
Time, LIST heat 1859 2nd heat 2:0l.
Track very heavy.
Second DAY-Cot sweep sake, mile heats, Purse
James Wdamson's bay colt, John Canady, by
Fylde, dam Polly Cahady, by Napoleon, weight So
lbs. 8
Charles p. Lees bay colt, by Lance, dam
by Madison weight Sc Ihs. dist.
Leonard Phelps sorrel colt Isaac Shelby,
by Levathan dam by Stakeholder, weight St
lbs.
Time, 1st heat 2:3. 2nd Lea, 81.
Track sill very heavy.
THIRD DAY-Ptoprietor's Purse 5000, . mile
heats.
David McDaners sorrel horse. Red Wasp 6
years old by Shakespeare, dam by Madison, weight
lis lbs.
Charles p. Lees bay horse Billy Button,
years old by Lance, dam by Sir Archy. weight
100 lbs. 5 g.
James Wilamson's chcsnu mare, Eioise,
years old. BY Luzborough, dam by Mary
Wasp, by Don QuiNoue, weight 81 lbs. l
William McCareo's chesnut mare Betsy
Redd, years old by Red Rover, dam Buz
zird, weight 81 lbs.
Leonard Peeps (II Nowlin's) bay horse
Rotey Porter years old by Star, dam I'M
known, weight ! 10 lbs. tist.
Alien J. Davies (imported1 sorrel mare
likeness, years old, ty Peter Lilly dam
W alton, weight 81 lbs. ,
Time, Isl heat 40. Pad heat al.
Track heavy.
FOURTH DAY-Joekey Club Purse SlOo, mile
heats.
David McDanies bay gelding sam Johnson,
years old, by young Serogg'ns, dam unknown,
weight 81 lbs.
Vim. McCargo's bay mare Molly Ward,4
years old, by lledgeiord, dam by Bertrand
weight 81 lbs.
Allen J. Davies bay Blue Bell years
old by Eclipse, dam by Virg'nian weight
81 lbs. DIR.
Charles p. Lees bay horse Dick Powell
5 years old, by Orphan Boy, dam by Bolivar,
weight 10 lbs.
Time, LIST heat Clio. end heat GEO.
The condition of The Track was exceedingly
heavy during the four days racing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

TIVE SUBSCRIBER is now receiving his fall
L supply of Drugs, Medicines. Paints Oils, Fan
cy Articles, &c. &c. selected by hmselin The Moth
ern Markets, comprising the largest assortment he
has ever offered in this market All of which he is
wiling TO warrant OF the finest quality and at prices
that cannot fail TO please. having bought them pin
cipally for CASH and in such quantities that he will
be able to sell some articles lower than he has
bought them before. Annexed is list of few new
articles viz: Concentrated Extract Of Lemon for
Pies, Cakes. Jees, &c. DIR. Mless Tomato Pills;
a substitute for cdlomc Dr. Evans's Soothing Syrup
for children Tecthing, Dr. Jaync's Carmnative Bal
sam for bowel diseases of children Bakers Specific
for cholera morbus, Medicaled Gum an article said
not to fall rheumatism. Diser's Thermometers,
10000 Principe and Trabueo Cigars, very superior.
10 Cases Lquorce Paste, &c. q.
ID. X. LYMAN,
Sign of the Golden Mortar,
Bank Square, Lynchburg Va.
August % 2m if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

The commander ofthc L. S. Revenue Cutter
Madison writing hon Brunswick (Geo.( under date
of Sd instant estimates the number Of vessels lost on
the Bahama Banks by the gale of he Sth ut. at from
thirty 10 forty. The hurricane is represented 10
have been more terrific than ever before known
in those attitudes No particle of canvass could
withstand the fnce Of the gale. and the survivors
represent that the bare masls and Spas were blown
ont of old and vessels And besides the extraord-
nary horrors of shipwreck upon desert shore, many
of the numerous survivors of the wrecks upon the
Flarlda coast. aiter their escape from the horrible
battle Of The elements. only reached he land meet
more rightful death in massacre by the Indians of
Cape Florida
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18
Lottery Draws To Morrow.
Capital Prize Of $4,000!
go Prizes - 1000
Tickets only So.
Lecsbur" Academy Lottery.
Brilliant scheme.
CHINESE MULBERRY.

I HAVE for sale large number of the Morus
L Mutcaulis or Chinese Mulberry Trees, which
are in the high estimation for feeding worms and
making silk These trees have become acchinated
this country, and Stood unlnjured the several colds
of last winter without the least protection
have likewise for sale 800 900 cuttings orhe Chi
nese Mulberry; aud good supply ofthe Morus
Alba White Italian Muberr, Trees. All of
which will be sold upon as liberal terms as IN any
market in this country. T.. FLETCHER.
Sept. % fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18
TREE HILL. RACES.

FIRST DAy-First Race-Sweepstakes two mile
heats, for colts and FLIES, entrance 5000 half forfeit:
w. l.. Whites Jack Pendleton by Goah, l
Jno Nj. b It's by Gohauna, . 3
Jno. p. White, J. NJ. Harris by Tonson, 2
Time, Am. Gs.-4m. l9s.
Second Race--Sweepstakes for colts and fes
mile heats entrance 500, half forfeit.
DIR. Goodwn's b (by Sarpedon, l
w. ID. Whites Betsy Coleman, by Goah, 9
John S. Corblu's b by Luzborough 3 0
john NJ. Bots fly Gohanna,
Time, 524-l 81
SECOND DAY-Firsl Racc-A Sweepstakes for
colts and iilie, three years old, out ofunired mares
entrance $3.50, forfeit 500, two mile heats.
VIM. L. Whites Sally Harris. by Goah. ? Dr.,
John Goods Setvelus, by O'kelIy 81
Z. D. Townes' { Sp Iless, by FyIde, dr..
Time. AM lls.-4m. Us.
Track very heavy and ran during rain.
Second Race-Two mile heats entrance $50.
J. NJ. Bous'c Mary Taylor, by Gohanna,. l /
J. p. Whites b b by Luzborough, 3 3
|. Puckets b by Gohanna, . .
Time, Am. 54s.-4m. 7s.-4m. los.
Track very heavy, and ran during rain.
THIRD DAr-Proprietors Purse 5000 mile
beats.
VIM. McCargo's b m Missouri, by Eclipse, four
years old, 2
r. Adams by Goah, 5 years old, 2 3
O. p. IIare's CHI m Fanny Wyatt, by Sir
Chares, years old. l 3
VIM. Burton's fly Gohanna, 5 A
Jas. A. Temples b BY Luzboroueh 5 6 dis
J. Il. Whites C C by SIR Charles, dis.
VIM II. Tayloe's Monbodda, by APP
plraIlon, 5 5
Tnme-lsl heat, Am. Is. ID do Am. Sd do Am. 2s.
Track very heavy.
FouRrH DAY-Jockey Club Purse 5000 mile
heats
VIM McCargo's h Steel,
j. NJ Bolts b m Spindle, .
Tlme-lst heat, SIN. 26s. Cd do ON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

ASECDoTE.-Every body ought 10 know by this
time that morHS muiticauHs means food for silk
worms; bnt y country gentleman a few days ago
caused no little merrInen in yard by taking
mp different notion. Seeing putting up
a hand bill, that announced that Mr. S. had some
thousands of the mHlcduiS plants for sale. he
stepped out from the crowd TO read it, and having
pronounced aloud the words which were at the
head Of the bill in staring capitals Morus Null
ticauhs." aud paused a moment. exclaimed, " Pills =
Mote Pills! Well. confound the qnack medicines.
say. Look here, Bob.-ony see,-here's another in
ternal quack come out with his Pills"
Norfolk Herald.