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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

Composition Ornament Mandatory,
5N Broadway, New York.
IL JOHN CALLER respectfully Informs Architects and
Builders that he continues t. urnsb every
scrpton Tor the aerior dsisng Of buildings lowest
B. Specimens can Ne he msnai,etory a. above
Ornaments got up to any des,gr- uys-sns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

= PANISH GUITAR AND SINGlNG.-Ladies
~ DESTROYS OF learning the named pshments
either together will please rake early applica
tton resrence of Mrs DUNN 46S Broadway where
terRis, &c. may be known
To former pupils Mrs D. respectfully she
will recomN Monday. the 10Th instant. "a Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

IJ CONCERT. MRS 6lBBs respectfully Announces To
her nds ad the puuc that sue ntends giving MI sICAL
sOlREE Al the Cy note Monday Evepiog, September
10th which she has the valuable
Of Madame Maronce Dir Jn., Thy the kind permission Of
II. simpson Eco signor Fs.j Mr.. Bassford, nc.
Tickets sto be obtained ths principal Ausis Stores,
Aston House. Carlton House, the Cy Hotei. IS 81
Sr BEACON COUR- E-Tbs Foct-racing and other Ail,-
letic Exercises the Course THIS DAY,
a ciockfeur entries have been made for short Mace,
and sir for the waking Match In consqur being
entries for The Three Mile Race the
and there being several persoas the course anxious 10
the IL ho distance did arrive time
teri Of $50 will be running the Three Mile
Heats, 10 of today at ocock-cee all
nc before the without charge Three
al eady entered and many expected 10 do
The price If admission Is reducsd-5, lag IS the
field stand 3Tt the gallery OF the ssd IS
to the psvn and ~ for club tickets during the meeting
IS Ii.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

LABAMA, MISSISSIPPI AND TEnNEs.
"A SkE Funds purchased ~ IMPROVE rates nv
"a ST. SYLVESTER, lie Broadway ssd n wall e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14

Col. Joseph S. IFatfins Of Goochiand.-When we
saw, among the victims in the late steamboat disaster
near Cincinnati, the names Of two Mr. Watkins,
OF Virginia." we feared that the dislng uished dele
gate from Goochand one of them-and this ap-
rehenson' we regret to say has almost fipcncd in-
to certainty. The Wheeling Times mentions that
Col. Watkins and another gentleman of the same
name passed through that place about week before
the Moselle went down, having business at Chill
Gothic and Portsmouth, which would compel them
to stop a few days. We yet entertain hope that
Col. Watkins may have eseaped-bul it is a very
faint one.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14

Pennsylvania Improvements The amount of tolls
received on the public works Of Pennsy vana from the
LIST OF November 10 the 2lst Of April last was $685.
257, being $4,000 more than were received within
the same period the preceding year As the works
progress towards completion the tolls will of course
continue tn increase
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14

u II is stated that the Cabinet have under con
SIderaon the proprety of repeating the Specie Cir
cuar We hope. whether this be so or not that Con
sress will so amend the laws, that no future Presi-
dent shall dare to avail himself oftc loose wording Of
Statute, to draw ane of discrimination between diff
i"rent classes of public Misunderstanding from one
class bank notes, and compelling another to nav
in spece-a distinction as unjust as il is panablv mn
constitutional.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14

o. Alta Van Buren, meeting held in Mobile. a
short time ago, il was "resoieed," among other
things, that the notes of the L. S. Bank were
" worthless aud i'redeenable promises To pay" As
commentary on this declaration, it is stated in the
Mobile Advertiser, that of the gentlemen who
voted fort had absolutely given % per cent. prcm-
um for $4,000 of this worthless and rredeenIable
paper, aud paid for the IN Ala anna State Bank
notes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14
RIO. Il. SHELTON,
W ". IA MES SIlELTD,
To Delinquent Stock Holders,
IN TIE
E'isfsyfraiti0 ard EyiacaoUrs Turn
nike eNll,tpsslIN.


fUNllE following delinquent Stock in the said
4 Company will be sold, before the door OF the
Franklin Holc in the town OF l. ynchburg, on Mon
day the 4lh day June next If not paid previous TO
that lime, to satisfy the respective insalmenls due
on the same, with interest, cost OF advertising, &C.,
Richd. X. Cralle, 9 shares, 9th and 9th insalment
OF SO per share.
IL. Brown, Jr. shares, Sd, Alb, 9th and 9Th
nstament OF $40 per share.
James II. Echols, = shares, LIST and I'd insalmert,
So per share.
do Sd, 4th, 9th and 9th ir-
stslmeut, SO per share
Ans. l.. Haden, SHARE 4lh, 5h and 9th install
ment, $40 per share.
A. X. North. shares, 4,h 9Th and 9th install
ment, $40 per share
JAS. ST. Clair, l share, lst and ed instament.
So per share
do Sd, 4th 9th and 9th install
ment, Sl0pcr share.
VIM. Snead, Ali, 5;h and 9th instalment,
$40 per share.
by order ofBoard,
+. S. MILLER. Trus.
May i4J II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14

''te'"Y f@sPeefs,-Thc Washington Chronlclc,
winch seems 10 be making preparation 10 tlhe the
place OF the Globe, calls loudly upon Congress to
come to the aid ofthc Treasury, which, it seems. is
almost bankrupt. in despite of ITS heavy issue of
nredeemabe continental paper The Chronicle
SAYS, "it cannot be disguised. that the condition of
the Treasury is such that unless somctinc is sneedi
y DONE he gorernaem 'eiH be compelled to stop pay
mcat' Indeed! Here is confession for YOU. The
6ortrnmen stop payment! Why. then we suppose
Tie Erpcrhncm has failed, and we must reorganize
our institutions! Ii the stoppage Of the Banks calls
Tor their destruction, and the reorganization of IN,
iiscai system the stoppagc Of the Governments by
anoiosy demands the same radical remedy, The
3'obe Enquirer &e. too. have been endeasorine to
prove that NICK Bidde is nearly baukrnpt-but here
candid confession, itom the Government new al
~ that Government is entirely So fBlddIe then. be
adJndSed "wonhy Of DEATH upon mere suspicion
oi bankruptcy. what shall be done with the Govern
mcni, upon its confession of guilt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14

" The packet ship United States arrived at
New York from Liverpool, brings London papers
to the 7th and Liverpool to the 9th, one day later
than the accounts by the Great Western steam
packet There is no news, however either poltl-
cal or CONNIE rcal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14
'alli. Az .NlsItsIlEsl.
y q e IA =. l. GLFH RI EE ~.

1st DAY.
ASaecpslaAcs Tot coils and FLIES. lhree years old
mlle heats, entrance SoO hall forfeit, To and
clssc the 2eth Mhy. Three OF more 10 make ,ace.
\ SWerpslake lot cults aud FLIES, mile heats, en-
trance - L. OF Pay 10 name aud close tho even
hg hclotc the st dlN's taer; thrco moro 10 make
rice - Tins Will he either OF tie Iouf
days mosI agreeable to the parties Interested.
~ DAY.
PROJECTORS Purse }0O, mle heats entrance E ).
81 Day.
The lynchbufe Silver Plate, on 5000, ~ the op-
ton ot the winner two milc heats, enhance Slj.
ith DAY.
Jockey Club Purse 500, free of discount, three
milr heats, entrance so.
MELVILLE TALBOT Pr.
Aptil % til
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14
tsb,E Me ALTON.
Tafic Fd.lR Tin IagtaI.,p.
THIS CoNGEEsSloN\L DISTRICT

1r,s,.. J1.,..s# r..
mo ,l,,.,,l -. " nv mature ltrhh
rho ,,,,l77 - :, s' ~ ',,' tue '''eh'ieh "l
AZ H., -, : ~ ','i'''' 'o'nl'os'd
Ian :, 5. - ''''i'N' "isNN'e" and amp
- '',,''h'l eie'ten' "nch "'ll
H. - i'i'F. ,'N Ff,NtlP" ehl'ti IS terdl
,,,c ia, Usl;l ''., ~ '''1 '''>'ie' 70 gentle
l, - -. - - w N every respective
Dis,,,, H. i.,, u ,''e ''S' 'a've wears the
,r,,s,,, ,,t - w e" ~ h"itn Nun-
,,,,ia'' :, ~, i ~" II II N''' Nho"h t''t Two
L. .,,,,,s.I :, Ar. ~ '''l'sn,| H. are a'el9'u
= ", - " IN h'ten 7nd 10 ms +" unhtrd
NV ~ - presumption IS mat ma
~ ~ i''' iS''t are ~ INC Nhlg
,"''1. 'H' iahG Is 'eNo"d doubt that IS. that
: u" ,l''s ~ me N"''ls al Two ol the eonn=
=, "'' .''"N a"'l=N "n anu ti=SHh Treasury.
'i'"' 'u' ~, 'i' We 10 account Ion tins state OF
'"'p7s' W. ~ INC eo"naes alc decidedly Wing,
'5 ~ 'i' N't''S I'll inc aisttei are Wings,
''9 - ~ il,'seh,ea ny Il gentleman ol the
=, ~ ~ ''' ca ia.ill' ahd friendly 10
az - '' - "'''''' ! L. s'elple ana plain
W. " P''''' u" my oPih''n' Is tillS that
'ne ','sS n''r ''o' 's yet brought forward can
u'"',' WIZ ''"'' 'o"'' "''''e Tue "hoc strength OF
Tue a'S'ie' consequently many oil The gS either
d" h"t 90 TO iA' election at all or hey do 90, viii
nor VOC from sumo conceived prt14dees against
'e#"' iS V'h'"','' II l~,"'H own That many
PERSONS entertainer flJudi't against tie able and
f'o1a'hi Se9i'n'h "9o opposed capt Coles last
spring Nn'ea l'l"'"ee riih't eilSifard M u re
WV" ''"s'l num- CERTAIN IJiac charges
preferred 'E"n'l nm.
i"o "'"'' VI '"'S 9'EN ieHas'Ieh however Ia
say, 'hat, III ms hamhie OPINION, mono honorable,
H,-H "i'ii' - '''"'an htN' hrdihtd and no II
"''i 81 'i' constitution 81 ms country ever
4 q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14

o. The Alexandria Gazette states that. since ,he
'a'e elections Van Bnfcn caucnsscs have been ire
quent IN Washington, the icaderS confessing that
tunes begin to look squally. We advise them to
wait tlII " nert gcar ~ The Globe aud the rnqui-
'er say that all will be tight then And are tbcy
not prophets
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14

Il a meeting was held in Philadelphia on the
9th inst nicholas Biddle, Esq. presiding, and com
mttees appointed TO procure subscriptions for the
destitute sufferers by the late fire in Charleston.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14

q Our friends of the Wing are pinninp the Ed
llof OF the W ashington Chronicle to the wall by ex-
tracts from the files of the Washington Rcjormcr
OF winch he was the Editor some few moons gone
by. lie thea denounced the Sub-Treasurv scheme
as a " Treasury Monster" and called Mr.. Richie
lis "wct-nurse." 1t turns out, however, thai Mr.
Il. dslikes the Cub while friend Cralle is giving ii
suck /!
" Wheel around. and wheel around
And Jump Jim Crow :"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14
y Office.

FENlIE Public are heleby notified thai the Post
Il Office formerly Floods, buckingham Is now
Clover Ill., Prince Edwntd, Va No post office Of the
lotmcr name now cXlss.
May IA q
VIRGINIA court Of quarterly session. held for the
county Of Cauphcl5 al rr courh9use thereof on Mon
day the l2th day Of March, 1888:
JohH W Harvey, Plaintiff,
A9aiHSt
Richard &. Iadcn Achilles VI. IIafcn and Annnn Ham.
cock, Defendants.
Is CHANCERY.
The defendant Achilles VI. laden, having entered his
appearance and given security, according To the ar Of the
General Assembly and qht rules OF tins court and II aptira
in the satisfaction OF the court that thu sand defendant Is
inhailau of this Commonwealth Iii ordered that
the said defend do appear here the second MONDAY
June and the bill oi the plaintiff and that "A copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted IN newspaper pint
ed in the OF yuclbng, rtNu months successiyet
and posted al the front door Of the courthouse of this cou
", on some court day. t0py--Iestr,
JOHN ALEXANDER, clcrh.
March % WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14
Es.yVssEssEgG .ES.YrsE.vl.


E'llE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
u selves tugetHer, lot the purpose OF conducting
the above mentioned Institution which will be opened
on the 9th March next, for tic instruction Of
Youth, respectfully solicit slaic oi public pat
fonagc.
The Academy, known as the Old Baptist
Church, rs large and c"nmodous conveniently
and pleasantly situated ON the Western terminalon
Of 3D. street, aud secluded from the and hustle
oil the town.
That course of insruconwill be pursued, which
will qualify the pupils lor admission into College or
the University.
The prices of tuition, for the session of five
months, will be, for
OnhosIaPhy, Reading, Wiring and Arith-
metlc $3.50
English Grammar, Geography with the
use Of Maps and Globes Ancient and
Modem History Natural aud Moral Phi.
losophy, Rhetoric, Logic and Mental PHI
Iosophg $500
Mathematics, the Latin and Greek languages, 5000
Domestic aud Foreign Book keeping, an
extra charge of 5000
Board and lodging will be furnished the pupils
who may desire it, Ion ST. per month.
ItO l.. SHELTON,
WI JANES SHELTON.
o. Refer 10 Mr.. Joseph Z. Godfrey and Rev.
VIM. Perkins, Of the Patrick Henry Academy
General D,Iard of Henry Doct DrIlad OF Piusyl-
yania; NJ. L, Burks Capt. Jno. Turpii and
Rev. n. II. Cobbs of Bedford: Doctors Henry La
tham aud Ro. :. Payne, Vim. I. Gancey, Esq and
Capt. Pleasant Lahby, of Iynehburg 4; James {
llaisall and Thos. Woodson, teachers IN Char
louesyillc; Benz. b. Duke, Doc, Jno. ). Winston
and RO. Perkins OF Louisa.
Feb Is tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14

u A Convention of the Western New Yorl
Banks was held at Auburn on the 25h ult. which
determined TO cooperate with the City Banks in al
early resumption of Specie payments.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14

The ~oy u punish DcfndtCrst- w. Ro.
bnson FOR his services as Editor of the Wipche,,o,
lf2lnian was about twelve months since reward
{" win the ONCE OF Postmaster of that place He
has since become deanlter, and it became necessa-
y to remove him-and So he has been transferred 10
Washington and provided for by confidential Clerk
SNIP or atrarelhng agency, in the General Post OF
fee! Birds of a feather flock together" A
mos knows OF whom TO make confidential friends
u The L. S. Back has commenced paying spc-
cue Ion sums under one dollar, and the other phl,
deiphia Banks are about doing the same for the pur
pose OF snpplantng the smaller denominations of
Sh'npasters, and preparatory TO general resump-
ton Of specie payments.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14
EkYFF GROCERIES.
CONSISTING PART or


CONSISTING IN PART or
Best ST. Crox 7. II. New Orleans and refined su-
Extra treable. double and refined Loaf Sugar, par.
not Inferior to any IN America,
Gun Powder. lnpefml. ouDg yson aud Black Tea;
somc very superior,
Cd Madcrl. :. Ncdclfa. VI. Mcdeifa, Pale Sherfv
Red Sherry, Loudon x l'enenll Old pou. IN b5t-
Ties aud ON dram, san Lucar Malaga, santern.
tlret, Mnsca aud Chanpaign WINES, palt
ct which very hue.
lsQrORs, Old Cognac, Saryarac, imported in
le07, Ontd Dup} and Rochelle, Bondair and APP
Pile sIsANDaEs. od lalhaea. Wesi India
New Orleans and New England Rum, Holland,
Swaau aud Hour Glass Gm, Rye Gin, lew bar
tols Old Barley WHISKY.
LO.V'DO.S' FOH1EIs, in o and pi. bottles
Champaign Cider, Vine Vinegar, very sup,
nor.
New Orleans West India and Sugar House Molas-
s0s, superior u nny ever IN hs market.
Patent Sperm, New Bedford and Common Sperm
Candies. lull a. son,
do refined 1'a1low Candies.
est Principe, HAVANA aud other Cigars,
Preserved GIpger, Cltton, West india Sweet Meats,
Best Bunch Eaislus, III whole, halt aud quarter box
cs. Soltaua Ral.,ns Figs, prunes, Madeira Nuts,
Almonds, F,lbcus. Lemon Syrup. Nurmegs,
Mace, Cloves Wine Ginger, Ground aud Race
Gmser, Long and Black aud kyau Pepper, Pi.
mento, tassIa. Ne. Ne,
\ good assortment II CHINA, Glass, Earheru aud
large lot OF Writing, Letter and Cap Paper, part
ruled
Blank Books Legcrs, Journals and Day Books, Me
mo aud Copy Books,
Wooden Ware, tedet Cans, Bass aud Iron Bound
Tubs Pacs, Coolers, Sugar Boxes, Nest Mea-
sur,s, Nc &c.
Duponts Best Canister, Rifle and Gun Powder,
Macheul, Mol. ., and J,
Together with mnuy other aeiioles in our limo
winch viii he sold low. We invite friends aud tho
public 1--WE us a call We lssnfe tlcu thai we will
At all time, furnish articles IN our lme OF the best
quality thai the northern markets contain.
EOR ~ n ~ T.--for the balance of tho
grar tho store ssoOJ,s aud Cellar lately occ uped
by rs.
April Is CIV if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14
SPLENDID SCHEME.

Besides many of SEQ $50, $40. &c &c.
Whole only Tickets alO-lIalyes S5-Quarers
- so,
For sale in great variety Of choice numbers, at
TALBO1'S LorrERY 4 ExcmANar OFFICE.
Lyuc'burg, ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14

n As on hand sree assortment OF Tin Ware,
winch ho will sell ,ery low. Merchants
who dead in this article, Will do well to call on
him, as he warrants hs work To be well executed
At any other establishment III the State.
He has also hand, aud Is prcparcd make, Stills,
Kettles aud efcty hind Of Ware in his business
House Covering aud Spogtng With Tin OF Copper
ON the most approved plan, AMI low prices.
CO. STOVES, ofddiercutknds and sizes.
February - Wis Ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14
To he drawn nj Richmond.

On Thursday, the l7th, of May, 1898.
Dra'cing reeeiced at this Office on .Saiaraay,
The 18Th INST.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14

~, 'lr Van buren, indirectly admitted the consntionaty
,,t eApedency also e National Bank hv asking the
il oshment ola branch al bany and Mr. Jefferson il
NPn fortunate for his character for consistency that
dental ahh was IN existence during the whole OF his Pros
"hi' so That he did not know its value by its loss.
"oec OP'naon.-On the 28th ult. the vote ofthe
r r. on board tho steamboat Empire, near
'''''o'is Ohio, was taken, to ascertain their pre-
y nee Tor the next Presidency The result was
" LAY 80. Van Buren, lG, Webster G, Harrison
G., ne vote was unGnimopsy in opposition to the
sob,Treasury.
"a similar vote, on board the steamer Buckeye
.'f Louisville, on the 23d ult resulted thus: Clay
'h buren, 80, Harrison 7, Webster 0.
Ill., ''"e op'non points to Mr.. Clay as the Wing
rn.. ' Tor the next Presidency in manner that can
Not be mistaken.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14
SPEE 1DED LOTTERIES
70 EE DR.FIg,.s' YFFfS U.EEE,

CLASS No, ,, FOR I-3S.
rhc Bcngaef the Uoaoaqalia Aea3cmg
To bedrawn at dlerandria on Saturday, the lsH ef
May 1858, DRAGGING rcecicel al Ais O0tre on
IacsaaA. NLe 22l insl. aiI2 o,clack. z "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14

islsORs, Old Cognac, Saryarac. imported in
loo4, Olafd Dupy aud Rochelle, Bondar, and APP
Pile sIsANDsEs. old jaihAca. Wesi India,
New Orleans and New England Rum, Holland,
Swoau aud Hour Glass GIN, Rye Gin, a few bar
mi. Old nlllrN " hIalu
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

be among those not arrived in Wilmington
from the New Inlet, for whom carriages
were Yesterday despatched FROM VIII.
mlngton.
Seven persons died on one of the pieces
of the wreck the day before they we're fall
len in with, among them the Rev, MIR. Wort,
Of the Episcopal Church, and lady. 10
such ex,remlties had the sufferers been re.
duced, tina, the day Of their delIverance had
been fixed on as the fatal day TO select By
lot rictim to aPpease The cravings Of
hunger
The hinder part Of the stern, alter the
boat parted, contained so or 60 persons,
mostly women and children. The persons
saved saw this 90 down. OF course all
we're lost.
Some Of the persons rescued charge the
accident as the result of gross negligence
the blow cock had been left open, aud the
boilers emptied and hot, the frightened I'm.
gineer suddenly filed them with water, aud
the explosion was the immediate result.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29
ANOTHER AWFUL CALAMITY.

The mail from " ilmngton yesterday,
orough, US the following Letter, aud slip
from the Office Of the Advertiser, conteining
the particulars Of the loss of another splen.
did Steam packet, with nearly Two Hun
bred human beings |, is possible, (woud
that We could say IL is probable,) that some
of them may have been rescued by some
passing vessel; but the chances are against
such hope. Among those whose fate vet
hangs by this slender hope, is Judge JoHN
A. CAMERON, formerly Of thus place, and
now of Florida. A very numerous circle
of relatives and friends, not only in North
Carolina, but a, the North aud the South,
are deeply interested in his fate. Ii each
one of the 300 have as many anxious hearts
praying for his safety, how wide spread
mus. be the distress produced by this ca.
lamity Fay. Observer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29
NEWS rRaN Tile rLLAshL

From The Flye,leulc Observer. E4ua, june "a.
b. the Wilmington mail l1st arrived,
we have ihe great qualification Of learning
from our attentive correspondent, aud 5y
slip from the Wilmington Advertiser Office,
that AZ more of tie passengers and crew Of
tho unfortunate Pulaski, have been saved,
making 80 IN all.
A part Of the wreck to which % per
Sous clung after the boa, went 10 pieces,
VAS fallen N with On Tuesday morning, at
: O'Clock, by the schr. Henry C1mefdou,
and the exhausted sufferers taken oil. after
having been 10 that situation four day, and
five nights, Wrthou, food or water, and ex.
posed to the bro,Iiug sun, Win to other
covering than their night clothes. These
persons having informed the Capt. Of the
II. &. they had seen another part Of the
wreck early that morning, he bore down 10
the direction designated, and IN abou, an
hour icII 10 With and rescued seven persons,
among them two ladies'. ] he II. c. thea
bore away for Wilmington, where she ar.
rived the same afternoon. Tie unfortunate
beings thus rescued from the jaas Of death
we're so reduced tina, they bad to b. carried
ashore 10 the arms Of the citizens, whose
dwellings, with noble and characteristic hos.
pralliy, were thrown open for their recep.
lion. The following arc their names.
A. LoveJoy, Camden CO, Geo.
MAJ. Heath, Baltimore.
Ma Iafgua .t.as u
NJ Greenwood, Augusta, Ca.
Mr., U'Gfegory, do.
Mrs Noah Smith, do.
Miss Rebseea Lamar, do.
Charles Lamar, savannah
Robert ssabrook, Edi.to Island, sc
Masters T. q w Whaley, a. do do.
Mr.. z. Hulchinnon, Savannah.
Chicken. III Engineer
f. Joseph. New York.
G. W. Clifton, Canton, Mississippi
y. Walker and nephew Thos Downing, Chs..
Warren Freeman. Macon, Ga
Mr. Bufne. New York
John Cape, fireman. Baltimore,
-, fireman,
Patrick and Bal, deck hands,
Rhynah, negro woman,
A negro woman belonging 10 DR.. Stewart.
Ia addition TO these, 3 others, among
them Mr.. Lamar Of Savannah have hoateJ
ashore near New Inlet. Ofihese the names
have not been ascertained, except Mr.. La.
mar and the following:
Samuel Bryley, Talbot County, Nd.
Owen Gallagher.
All are said 10 be likely 10 live.
We rogre' net to find the name Of Judge
Cameron IN the above list, though hs may
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29
L. y RE,anr,r.r,1.. M,r ID

DEaE STA | ~rots yuo Tea anss yesterday.
IN relation 70 the ratification u tfsaiy Alth Tea.
a., the sublsc, u he boundary tetwcen tie
tao euuau,cs. Il beng an Eneeatss act. oa,
senators dare noi give me tho Information 80
aueh dsslrcd by tie ycopls Of Afkanaaa Tbs
morning however, called on the Pfrsldsni. v DO
suihorizn- aud fequs-lsd me to sAy that the con
stuiiou had ices ratified By lhc svnais, ana that
soQu as he TEXAN GoycIGmeut shall a'e Ta,I
~ y, The survey u Tie llBs alil b coasaHen crd
ana finished nahoat decay The lssas ara az
nsntionsd ~ nay lstisr ~ ye.ieys&Y We retain
laflsslcti9n gHtll Ihs ise = iun. 10 h4sss yosr.
a. YELL.