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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-15

I vs.-h MAS f5"y secured al the last rra.gr,
ssr.-l
/ H. tIs mint IA, I,rs than $4,000 O0m seventy
4 tHrg. m Rms d. 4a.,fs have bsea co.urd. ana mo-
! ene csrt L..f IVA 4, auIter.
Tt.>s tsI,.., have happquel under lie Oh Urea
/ sary s-.,ar s,fipn. which was utl guarded as aub
/ tai, +. fae irIcDepIert Treasury would hav
! h-.n ir fb. T,irsl nara, had mol dt.c5,rlr. Tba
] bH pray.l.l tl7t ar,,er bonds should be gwen b,
lpulje r.fer.e ana ihai II one 81 them used. leDi
! NJ rs-s.tf.I tssspib.c money 10 D.. used while IL
/ hs cIar-. D, si,ull he indicted as . zion anl
HaeI saf iuarssntl. Now. can yau punish 4 bspl
/ aaI make h laasst3 II 4 uses yaa, Haucy. a.,
Won .upri.au it and Hac Il. Can You I.s-rs-ft
I by makrt fllsaF
/ ItsaI>p end. tltt he Establishment of Hca-
STA, Independent. ai ihe bJnks wouid be- u effect 90
uuge Ay purse Wl ihe sword 10 tbc hand Of The
executive, er Iu eler wauls hat thr rlcSders- by
V.rlus Vt ts r5Ngr Over iac bead % lhe Treasury
/ department anJ tbnla-h hn over his sah,rhtaiee
w D. eae.ul r q1ast.e 10 possess himsei Of
thc public treasures, and illegally sad tuachcDusly
4 e use Il for Ills own private purposes or tty sub
vtfHuE tic liberties 81 tur country but tins ian
/ ger is hy 40 means diminished by keeping lhcpuh-
lC Treasure n Banks, Tor they must hold II subject
70 die draft Of ide Secretary Of the Trcastfy, end
! thendrcas Hab'c 10 be withdrawn and perverted 4,
lmproper uses al me viii OF the presi,cnt as II 4
were il tie custody Of Che public officers.
II Is further said that The IndeprnIept Trcastlrv
will require an additional number OF pubic officers
| 10 De appointed hv tho President whereby his "a.
| tfoualra ana Influence wil be increased.
! Tht humber OF additional officers rtQurcd, can.
/ not exceed Twenty-Five attbc utmost tstnt. and
surely tie inlucrce 10 BE- derived lfp,o H., mower
| of appointing tins small number Of ofErce, must
sink ino utter insiuniicancc when san4pas,d with
| A., ...,.E... / A.. ~. ,.-t.-... - -.l.,..
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-15


I"e 4.''' s1sl,'e4' "'..sa mas eNef petH Re'1
oy ue i-iera party Js 81 offset against tle doubts
. el me conSliH4onaHN of a Nlrouo Bluhr Is Tie
tNped,tnc}' nay iJt absolute necessity 0l Saea go
institution TO restore 'se State Banks Sptcc pay
meHt>, ahd Ia control iotegl emil domestic eNcfst-
s. los argument curing ,Ac SUSPENSION ~ 1910,
was sa successfully used. That asuHc5Ht unm5er OF
.ue repau,c1p party were induced 10 vote iQr Soc
charter 1i the late N1tona. Bans. Dd d answer
their expectations: Dd it restore specie payments
! hy The STATE Banks Immediately pa % earuo.
| l,resu 1aI domestic exchange IHe records o..
tae past show c1nc.gzFeE dI3 non, ar several.
years elapsed before % saaut currency Wss restored,
and bY reference Go Tie prices current 90 1875 TuI
| rs period when doe Duicd States Bank was 10
| the meridian .ci1a, 90 is p1wtr exchanges bt-
| tween some @. Gle States were from lnfH-Hye Do
Any ptr ctut auI taxing the average % 81 The
states, It was over five per cent premium hHr.
'ng 'he ,9'e SUSPENSION 81 specie payments .arQeg1-
out the lmoa, ilc same arEum1 nts 81 efPeaa"'g
8nd pt11sslI4 Aer y 'a4a la.a psEl. itA"
ll'.7s ~ ''' ,',u 'i, "'' a'1'' Oh e'-
80 .. We ~ = l' '-aos's ~ l..'
f"9 "''' '"l 9'"u "'""' .od,U ".t ,,". 'Fo''C
p'S"'n's "'s''u' '-s aie ~ d N"u''a' p''A' ana
s'A' "''''u' ''a '"5N t9'"'"',' 'N'"'"-.N vget
w w. u."'ls'' 3',I WI 1' V' N'.'
-l ,'' W "'1 ii'' @" W ". l'..'II'-
49, !" ''1' N'-." ''5,'''e '". ..-.'..'
pfoHouhces tAtm lase! lhe triumphant success
With which nearly al. The Banks have resumed, no!
o''l "i,49u' '"e ".u OF Su.. an '"s''''t'' u"' 'a
e"N " w "1''i',"'n 'nt Po'N' '''."- ''"''a Vl
The quasi National Bank of PeHHsF vaH4a TO prevent
them proves Ilconc.usyey; end also, The ow rates
OF foreign and domestic eNchan1essuce 'he rrsump-
onsniiiceu,g illustrate the weight TO be attached TO
FEDERAL assertions, aud sets the questioned le 31et'-
stg Oh National bank arrest
libt q ANdt|"tUl DIRK .N Ntl ItuH N tI. Httf
ties Of the people s clearly demonstrated ty tae
experience oi tae past What can be more danger
ons 70 our Liberties Than calling INTO existence a
htaries m1ncd institution with the power 60 do
tyl, and with tae responsibility of dong it sodey-
| ded amongst tbr President and directors that they
| would do that C0lCciyg,, which they would fear 60
| do individually Should any question come before
! Congress which they would WISH 70 carry, most
| consc.enuousy believe that they would not trvpc
| to lamper with the honor or honesty of member Of
! Congress amongst whom, alas there ara always
| some In la ItuH4 lrla i1r Iesu gri HIf|.E |uyrp
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-15

Lutsuarmasss-Upo the Church there ne
yer yetiell a empcstoous storm, the vapors ehete-
Of were not FIRST noted 10 rise from GOODNESS ~
affection, and from backaardness IN duties Of
service towards God. H0oker.
Use d fuas.--Be dllIgcnt never be trtlingly
unemployed never be nbngiy employed. Ne
yer Grae any ituc neither spend any more time
at any place than is strictly necessary.
John Wesley.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS men may not only
sn,ertan angels Heb. XIII, 81 but Chrta hIm-
self; FOR we receive HIM ahen we receive his
poor SAINTS. Colrin.
Temptation --IIe forced MN not, he touched
IAN not he Only SAID Cast thysey down," tha
we may know, whosoeger obeJ eln the devil, cast
eth himself down, Tor the doyli may suggest, com
pei ne oaunot--SL Carysostom.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-15
Mattresses.

CURLED Hair and Shuck Mattresses for
- Sale low at the Coach Shop Of
A. R. WOLFINGTON.
y oy. 24-2o-u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22
yysO9 HOTEL, Ly,schb~rg.

ID. THE UNDERSIGNED has leased The
ss,,d above ell known establishment situated Al
Ia the upref en1 Of Main street. Lssehbsrt.
vhieh has beenin The possession Il Nh fsul Jones
tor the last five or sAsears and will tLe secession
OH, on the lst day 81 January, 1899. lie hfs al'n
taken tie large THREE STORY BRICK BltL)-
ING Immediate, opposite tie Hotel, which vii fH-
able him ~ offer The satisfactory aecomnod'ti"p
10 ladies. and sl-o 70 receive Two or tlIee idnl-
lies as bolrler. BY the year
The sahscn5er's tfABIE shall be furnished With
the greatest varct, vhich the mafkct affords ms AZ
With the best Liquors AM h.. Stables VIII g"o3
forage and careful U.lcGs.
The WATER atthe Union llole. is'oaG tr0tn .
reek "a &c nnW led gcd De iar preferable 10 any N
LsLthberg, aud q. particularly i.leIsaa. dnnns u'e
summer months.
The ,Gh.cfber pied e. himself 10 us. every EYER
ION IL give satisfaction - those "ho may pHtouIe
Ia NJ bera boai defs and trvsilet.-1ud no eltncsil}
sosieit. portion Of rho public patronage.
ANTHONY v. GRESHAM.
[. - Tie Richmond Wing AMI kana"lia banner
Wi ustlt he teie slu2 adscul.rineHt Wv, aud iot.
,4fd tari i. count. 10 tins Ud,e.
Dec. II ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22
ii ,;S ltss 7. 10 4 y ID
si.AN!isSs2a COMPANY.
Al mreiia. OF Inc president mad Directors OF abe
5sor- aiscr and Aao,,,ha aeIarasy, in
i.se a III % uisniseod, % thc aiih
Ll3euA.sg, 1Stt. Ia

ESOLYED, that the Stockholders Of the James
q River and kauawia Company. BE- aud they are
hereby required 10 pay INTO the B.hh ol Virginia.
OF oar Of is Branches t,eca'y ire dollars, on each
share o. Stock hrli by them u the sad Company, IN
n.stalnisni. a. follows:
= psf share 81 u before TIE 25tA ofJlnuars ls3@
- per -.afs. VI before the 2jth It Much. 1875
u per share, oa u beioie the 2jtn Of May, lS3s
- per share. on OF before tue 2jth of July, 1883
~ ersil-re. o. OF b"lotc the 2jl al Septr., 1885
B} sldor oihr Boarl,
" b. ClllrGENUEN. Secretary.
y L. The u4sla!meut. Il Al base beel sailed tor,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22

TIE wdy hty mary il Ttras--A correspondent
OF the Baltimore Transcript says; =" ,odr tdrD7
mules the other day to many two couple, but ct be
lated and did nos reach The house TIL about g a
night. Folks ahed, brides to be, and aIl.-ind a d-a
of trouble it too to wake them. They finally
got up, struck light. spread The table, lbrad,
son, and wild hooeyl-we married, and went to
bed s2ain. On my rct0m next day, picked up two
more weddings, AT which | Eatlefed myself Off
olaled with as much grace as aLy gentleman or
ders. ~ fact, as lei, the good PEOPLE, took orders
When ] was in the army, and am jouby qualified
TO tie ID. gordan knot There is one defect about IT,
namely, that however, haudily can do thi, ser.
vice Tor others, ! caano do II Tor myself
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22
To the citizens OF Virginia.
Dg. ksEL,

pT=PECTFUIlY informs the pnbc OF Ia arrival at
EirluanA v.l,er. lie will r.nan tl Nednf sday nisht
III GI s at lis " asnsoa Hotel aud ,i.n visit flis ol
,,nz pacess.: Esruislllc, innee Ld"ard county Ne"
son. buckingham county Lyneilburs; Amherst tsdrt
TIol.. Dan,is stanton Charlottesville orang, toart
IIgss Errlericksburs Ills Medicines are Us ioio"s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22
9Ho Piedmont EiGsc OF Stages

lesy,.t'lr raIon Hotel. every other day, Al 30
elt,h =. NJ, b, Ny OF Dlruile aBd though NJal
and South Carolina, to httdse'tie, Geo.
Ian. is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22
Re.torev OF tho 2loo1,

For chrome sud other diseases, whether produced BY hi
u nl.fud mprb .te5, Grlsns from BIZ ~ tu
ed old d orIers the oimercurS, cuonel burN -
OF i'm fsnaes the change hi, specified II the s
Ical Advertiser.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22

An Erplosion.-A gentleman in neishborine
town put unsacked lime INTO barrel with water To
cleanse it, bunged up the barrel, and commenced
shaking in short time il burst with powerful ex-
plosion, burning his face shockin9ly, aud also
bruised his head badly By contact With the flying
slaves The bruising was probably occasionally
the expansive power of steam, generated IN the pro-
cess. Of stacking the lime. This may as a
caution 10 others. northampton Gds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22
Carriage and EaoL'sry,
EG.c SAFE.

4 GOOD second hand s.E5I.E Af:s., wlh
eenae work Horses, ca1 he hldat loe Price,
Ivy aNpylngto T. \. For RQUHEAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22
Gefs. 81. E2, lIGaEsEIEe.

I iSttta located himself At Nh Dtun Moor
Il ml,'s, Nmd', Road, Campbell county, offers
his services ia tac dle.ent brnchcs OF his Irol-s
ston 10 die clIi2cns o. thlt vicinity and hc adlaccu
palls 81 put,vlrania.
JuN q Gn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22

a. AND possession ei>tu immediately. dje
%s9 Els, Fs-u-r. NJ the coIucl OF Fhn1
-4-4l Sncet9pd the Turnpike .bene1 .nortta, Dal=
lrl ,coguc, -ancrrl- acceuupdatua. Amply to
y. uENDkBSON.
January u rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22
eEt'I.. EsOgs.

Z HAVE nsw uneneagcd few pairs Of he Mac
d Ky and Berkshire PIGS, SO celebrated as \
grazing breed, Of remarkable, EASY keep aud rmly
maturity. CHARLES NJ. RlAN Manager
for L. Fletcher Al his Plan, ltiun.
near Amherst Court House
Dec. 81 :,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22

ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RivKRs.-There are en-
pioyed IN navigating these rivers 73s steamboats,,
5000 fiat and keel boats board Of which about 3d.
600 n'eu employed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22

POLITICAL.
-
rux upsur.s nETsRv.

rRoM AZ ENGLISH ANNUAL ron 1853.
sh. hath her ai.h.-flr which in vain
e She pirea in realizes dreams
s -oh, neither ia tbs h ne agaiai
Yst all ,hs .issr Isfn!isr thiags
Look as thes aie Vi tora5
Rpt Oh tbs thaasi ;his sal haag tnnIs
7riais Hiy nome rnere
II LETT tasc like The dove ofoj
len lhY psisnt breast
Bat on ltas waste o. satsrs Geld
Nv soul hath found no re,t
Eni back The weary bird j. come.
Its no3s-ii. aanlor.ngs Ger
A.'sr iron tn hoy AZ 10 roa.h--
isi ili. is Aeue uo mefst
"ah met ar sug my ehildh ms soss'
TIes fall lke summers rain
Ga tina hear, thSi rail|y ioa,s
To b. al thine again
Spec eollosttamsi call We,
- IHf Mar, AS oiyot.
Those woods coad ruaSe me half atsrs-
Ihet.as I. hotas ,Hofs'
"snnear me- Oh. tn. hour r.pay.
Long ysars Of lonely pam
Issel as II The ola a.sui 49,
Were all ems bach sam
Ev hs.t h-sts qais Viii lsff' deans
Mibe sys a.iA tsa4s luuo'.1
Thaaif ~ ra... fsstaef' oh sean.
Like ae.as atE aetat, euas aofs
Oh, lleals -aJ iuatlei can 80 uvi
Give back D., b.sfts 60, toa.hz
I'll. tislsns#,,4.-a als telI ~ 3,
G.. ls-ut 30 Jauit th'u uli.
O. haek -, aia l4a5ls f3ssiai 80,
l.. s..a...s - > t-#t1sss
!. eaHuHt --sta-h.7, .tl ~ ss'l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22
.TE,S o,y'p 20 IRON.

I ST received, a supply ofClct-ns ALMhlc.
~ LOTION, ac-rtain cnrF for Plnples, Free
letters, Sunburn', &c &c. For sale hy
JAMES T. ROYAL.
April q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22
Prepare f0r The Pressure

NI7IEN WHO WISH tTDEt%EaN OI dc II
81 TEST FRENCH Sly LIZ, ana warranted
10 improve the shape, oan be acoonlmodacd by ca.
ling on ROBINSON * ELIiOJ'T
Soy.2 ,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22
Loc,. hire, yea !or-ra OF Tnrsoin,.

Nv have on hand very LaGe assortment ofFan.
w cy NcrHo ilndkerchirl, and small Shawl,.
which will '",l without ,cslrd to potts, rs the
season IS tU adfdnrcd. We plrueulul3 a.h the
LANES To call and cNamjnr lor lhcmsclvc..
JAMES c. lGEE < 60.
Ian Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22
RTDr0HD FEMALE ACADEMY.

Yl,ItE subscriber late Librarian and Teacher oi
y Ire Modern Languages IN the State College oi
South Carolina, vii. on the 18th OF November next
reopen the insiiiuton, situated AT Liberty AMI IN
dfat or 10 civ" organization and methods HI 10
r,ci,e ior Il the pubic Gyonr Which II enjoyed
The p1a, 10 Which h- will give esref, IS, ~ lis
main outline. tolia.s: lst. 10 .s tdeA 10 ih't
p1Ieur lrs4 aiul1 IA OF. alton, aeh pfiaed the
Virginia ithy, so.ae ssts s"ais ago, beiote soItneis
improvements came ~. IDLY To bamsh whatever 81
pretended -cl.ara- ta1 lit o8ly IN name Ytiar- -
dol tlet site. titnnI az 1dorning, ine female
mud. 3gd,. Teaching only What ht' ths character
and the pursuits at Woman, To teleh II thoroughly
Ijh. + } mi.c the fiftf aim 81 sluettIon, n.s -
curing at thu ,nft nf kl1n3"i- = ch t,an' thc
Il ~ the 1c. and b"~t Iis It III tnIs tfty .sciol
ai gtlct a: 9th To lave nnian8ht all hal - less
-,eGy n I,ell. loss fit III the sex sud le". earass
II ,rIaI learnt Rfth sol dity Gth. IL 10 whatever
I,slone ufou methods which will leave the e!n'a ~
ie ilue-, lie opinions tho L'snnc's aud In. pr@sl
pie, ufure Ia Southern h1lb, AMI lit to BE the b.!s
Of an Education purely SJa'her.
Women are not destined to be NTig tors, -. Op
ticlns. nor AimAnscnaser., nor Prteliea! Aot Nan
ics, nor NDes, naT Euslgccl :, gof Doctors - Nc
dislur. WHY eve fJs4l hal OF quarter pIohcIcu-
-, Tia d which Whole Luo~led.e would b. ase-
lc,, TO theml Oh All iutf thmss, h-lt=-elencc il,
surely the paltG"s auI The worst t1sie ~, too,
Melaphysies, loeic.po'aiea Economy, belong " the
Masculine otirr3 aaI Intsui, only, AMI cduaoi be
thought into tr.naIs eIacauou, without wasting the
titag AMI uJu1In3 tn perceptions, winch should BE-
employed IA .cmai1r tunes,
@! History. utl al Whatever bIgAi or sinsHhI#tx-
ample Il Dior II bef aau Land dud IL ioriuae-:
OF her own tpugle aHd 1t, literature ;ot the cu|tfgu-
eI Huacl..d. Is Ihd ttra aittuo,s Of IT,. Manners
aud AIt,#oI =. tupHlttt p, Il woman cannot mo" too
much. She Should understand ptlct,gd Arithmetic,
tho no. Mathematics, AMI much more VI CaD"ety
tlIan Of hem.soy. ~be should aao lrara 10 .peaa
and wrtr Ea1l.,h "itii "a. eI-lpn and pu y-bNI h.
al ne -5od aufip,., aud Ia.iiiluty With tcnI.
not tom s>slens % kht1une, thai afe moe II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22

VIRGINIA At r.lns held IN III, rlrIl.- a.
lntY court OF l3ad;ori, on the l,tdaf of " g,
thousand eishi hu.lit.d aud lal, eisfi: I'm :,
fhona7 H. "nl SAIL bis Sii, iora-ll, sal, s..
lam SUD John stu. june >Ln, tlanrv SIN I,g,u
-1faa, oad Nancy his sii. lotn ny Many >tg
a"l Moi! sun, p :" -
H1diRSt
Rrharl Stu Jss,, Sdl Sltstnt y lsou aul Pan, h.
toHn,fIy Pol, sut. III! aa,il Suii, D.. ~
Is GnANJERY.
lhe d,feilants not h41ng entered their ann
AMI efen security according to tn al Of A>,sii45
tl1e ruirs Of tis Court and It appronar hy 4at,,t,ri
iano ~, thai the MT not Inhabitants oil las Commons
Is oer d, tlat sud 1,nlult, appsu hsre On The ,lr
day "a Daiei NJ y antF7r t,1 htl OF tS piaatla, =.
q r5pf oi tl3 oEl-r b. in.tasit. pnir nd min .#
i"sIsiaa, I2r tVo opnh1 urccss II, 4.i pa.,e,
soar y! Il. c. lrt-aous9 o. iaIs cuaatl. "a
! fapN--Fests.
la - d. 8
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22

VIRGINIA At f4les b i1.u Ia N. -.
county court of Bedlorl, Oh Ia. IL - y 4.
thousand eight hundred anl thirty eght: OF 'sas.
james w Joplm-
against f...
Nm. 7. Jna's nn1 Lucy hia VIII Go, N,
DInel, laneli l.. BurprI and Ruth hi, w ~, ~, j.
Matilda NeCala, Anderson fuilts Al r. ere T
" mite and Judith his WIFE, judith Hails '''' II tn
" ilIam Var and Rosa his ~lle ID tu,t u.''fo'a &,
his ''ii,, Fruaces I've, formerly Fran a. All I..
hahoht aud Lucy hi VIII, Phillip 3uri, ~ p,Aa
jams imslcy ar lscs his ~lla Norm, n 'af fI,
Mcclure, Harriet MeClurl, Ambrose l.. r., ,'afe,
bin his VIE, formerly Elizabeth Mct}ar',.aGu mi l.
Is Cu,xr,ny hesa4
Tie af-ni,nts, William p. jose. nnl In,
lila Mctain, Anderson 'rnsl,Y, Mcrri,t NJ a M VIE
iith hs WI, J u.iita BALL, Dabney War NJ aa
wife, Frances rsree, Phillip Burorl lal ti sIa 'a.4
nan Meclure, Joseph Mcclure. narn5t Me-, "a.
l.. Rlraer AL fiiztb II h, H. u4i i tfl,, @ IN.
VIZ entered ti-ir appRI raare and esca -.e,iJi
the act oil Assembly ual ,he rules OF tits cati ~
mg b. satisfactory .'.l nc, tia tl,F al, i5 1' a.
tlis eomuoaN eallh II is orlercd, that sai5 g. n
pcar h,re Oh tie i3lrth Monday N dar.a ue[i .7
bill oft'i5 plaintiff anI TINT copy OF tll,, 4A's
Published IN tn. l.3nehbarg Nirsiaiau tor tyo, sH
'ely aud posted at tls Ioat d Or ol tn 10 "a =
c5aIls. -
copy-ie-te,
Januarv Is ~ A. 8
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Jan. =

\ iaGlNlA:-At ittlas h.lI n the Clsro', . ,c. a..
Circuit Superior Cont OF Ia" aud Chnr,r,, forth. 60,
y o. Nelson, % Apaitg taa tn d4, If ,or-m5I W.
Jo..a Witch al, pra.,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22

NItGlNlA to ~ III R1l,s h-Iljl t,s Cbr,,o.,
the Circuit Superior Court Of IaN al Gha.t., Is.
b dor 20 l3tg, o. tla day ofSf.tem5 =, l&ts
Cal,5 g-r.usou, !.a.,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22

yTST RECEIVED m -srel,n1t .,s,tncal Of
y 4rHn 5a,ad sterl, ,-t!Ior W.T. lot OF eNtr4
ox,a.sc q po,r fs"andys, W!lisikey Il
HTiErs, j. h B ALLEY Go.
Amherst, G. II. Jan. -
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-22

ISLAND ST, HELENA, April gath, 1888.
report having lately obtained circulation abroad preud.
~,a tc that the under that ae have
IN nav heavy NY charges &C on snchor.
- Al his places deem duty mnksit pubicv ksown
hat vessels United States are allowed the facilities
nect il dutes and regard TO charges &c
sye placed upos the same footing as British ships.
n vessel the without snchsrisg and take mel.
,sr ater or other supplies and land goods pavs no
thne ssd persons may land ssd leave Or take letters hut
.hrs Ia * pavs clearancs fee Of a. eis8
n she take WATER for every barrels S. Or ~ cents
re eynpoy aunch, capable 10
,..rs. The hire per diern "a 23s. 9. or IS IS.
ar sbe nay take IN her boat free Of this charge
for hire. - .----s - .--.,-,-.
10 ,hsm for hat pnrpose she win pay S. or 6
Ths charges paid the Custom Howse by British well
American snd ~ onsr - AM, ~ .v ] o.
~. 49, - - Nn CARRoLL,
''" Halted States Consular Commercial Agerl
en- hin rrsnk~ ro New Orleans fer Havre, with 1859
sss cation and hkxs okaese unk the ih instant In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-22

On Thursday 2lsl consumption, Mr. James Thehan
OF this city, in the AID year o. hs sge. - -
reouesed 10 attend his fuaeral this afternoon at O'clock
residence OF Daniel Eykn at the corner Of I'd ave.
On Wednesday evening the goth instant John Haley aged
gu Tussday the 18th Instant 1871 East Broadway in the
14lh his age Wm Janeway, only OF the late As
Tuesday, the 18th instant at New Brunswick, Mr. Pa
trick Power. -
Al New Havcn Conn the 18Th instant Thomas Hubbsrd
M D., aged IS ears
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-22

On wednesday evening. tie 4oh instant by ee nsy ~
sprae Hubert Van wssshes IT. 70 Emily dsush'er q = =
o. The 3Sh i.sa. BY The rev WI. Psrkinson, 3 Ds-
wey,frm Dewey Everett, Mary kli1s yosng o.
Der sf evan Jones, Esq all Of this city,. 49, rs.,.va ~
On the 2eth iDssn by the Rev MI Ocwsy, S,~
Telfsir, Of New Orleans 70 Jane, dssgner
Oa Tuesday the 10Th instant the Rev Davis Jesse
w. Psletreau OF Patcbogue, Il - 70 hiss VA - ses ~
WILLIAMSBURG. ..,~ - fs.a,.~a
WIN j Miner 10 cslharine Dey daughter OF Jeremiah H.
Taylor, Esq 4s4s. NstkNn3t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-22

side the bsri feet the hodtow boan takJ css
the cargo
schr Morning Star, Lincoln, Boston, u BSyanneh - s
bound 70 New Orleans with cargo Of paving stones pa
having experisocsd severe g.Isaf wind from ssnss
10 tons Of psviag On the 9Th instant In LAT ~ sus
spoke ship DalEaua from New Orleans bouad -
supplied US with share opgaant sail same qay spcoe
French ship Valencia, from New Orleans for boroeeu1
the h Instant miles southeast OF Tybee spoke scnr
from Mobile for Providence. n f~-etft~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-22

No. .ssr y n. rnli. ~ 80, Y 80 Ls,;s :,
Of (exhibiou) Fire Work In United States,
consisting Of several thousand nonar sad signal Rscke Of
description with plain and coloed illuminated Fixed
Pieces Of all the various descriptions that fancy might
Mines BengOla Lights; Roman Candies Marroons Ship
nais; Theatrical Fires, he. kc &c.
NJ b. C0mmttees for sity country displays, military and
private parties be supplied the most liberal with
goods warranted the materials being selected from the most
celebrated chemists in Europe.
Ageas New York;. Yvelin, 2S Fulton Green.
wch st; Lewis Page 4 Son. 50 Maiden Lane; 0assner 4
Young. 1872 Chatham ST. Story Hawkhurst, Brooklyn
Of The subscriber Mt the Laboratory, Jersey City,
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