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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

NEW YORK TATTEN SALLS-The sale will
take place this day IL o'clsck when will be offered
lot Of - horses msng which several fne youag horses
just from ihe coustry III fer saddle or gig
Also very handsome wagons and two three
very excellent top bsrouches, 0or two hor
ses,l emily little worn.
jell 1t OJ. MOORE, 40 Broadway.
ROY MANTED-At the P-nsy Reading Room, No.
l22 Nassau street, smart sgent boy OF IL to To- APP
ply Immediately. 8& ~ "a jill It,
II OARDING-Roems can be had either furnished n
u furnished with board without, on most reasonable
TERMS sag- gentlemen, pleasantly situated house.
apply 10 G.B SMITH, 90 Beekmanst jeli q NAV
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND ELE-
GANT-D. C. WINNIE, No. 90 Bowcry, Walker
street, invites public atten 10 his rich asorf
Of Hats his four dollar beavers,
which tor ghtHess aste and superior style of nish he
challenges conpc non tn equal.
Also full assortment nap Moeskn, Nutria. Plain
Russia Silk Leehnrn Whaebone Hats admirably adapt.
ed the season. besides caps and urs In variety e
A splendid Hand Writing obtained I'm IL
LessOns!!
THE ANTI ANGULAR SYSTEM OF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

THE WALKS AT HOBOK EN.--The pablo
respectfully informed tina; The walks grounds
this degbul psce have bees uch in since
Five avenues orees have been planted vicn
Of the Ferry which ahsrd pleasant
lead scenery along river Those wishing
the noise aad turmoil Of large y
BLEED by minutes sail enjoy freshness OF coun-
try and view In all It's charms
Ferry hosts plying constantly from Barclay, Canal and
Christopher this place. night Barclay
uat ten O'Clock Fervisge 81 cents. jes Sns
II The rHENlx, Ann street, William street
BRANCH OF THE SHADES-The subscriber proprietor
Of the Shades respectfully informs his friends and the public
generally that the encouragement rece ed since the opening
s the shades, induced take the above with
view those who reside the eastern side Of
the city The house fitted up similarly and viii be conduct
ed IN all respects the snme a. the Shades.
je2y y n ~. M.n. .It ~ J. EVANS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11
- Il. MULLAN respectfully informs his friends ans
the public In Reaeral, that he has removed his HA I
SPORE from 90 10 90 Bnwerx al the corner of HraeI

the pubic In geaera, that he has removed his HAT
- STORE froni SO TO 90 Bnwery the Of Hester
street. He invites his friends and the public 10 give
him CALL pains have been spared In bringing peec
ton the article in his inc which he hesitaes
be surpassed in the Used States From practical expert
IN Europe and ts country with desire please
he feels csLfdert he will not fail, If trial is made.
Hats ard Caps 0fevery description made order single
by the DOZEN with neatns IS and despa CHI
Military gentlemen and other respectfully invited 10 call
and exmine specimens of Military Caps and Beaver Hats
which have gained him the premiums the three asst
WashingoR.
Orders Mtry Hats FROM the South and ether paris q
the Union punctna attended carefully and Tor
sponssle ouse in city.
N. Officers others sending will please
mention their official graduation
Agents ter the sale Of Mill AIRY chapeau hats and caps
M Todd, hat a anufacturer, wasiaq ton, D G.
Mr. Bufnm, do do. 100 Chesrut ST., PHILADELPHIA
Messr vansaR Wright 1853 Market street, Baltimore.
Mr. w. Johnston. Market SOU are, Norfolk, Va.
Mr. }. o. West Ne. 8 Exchange Plare, New Haven CT.
Silk and Fur Hats made to suit the most limited circum-
stances. les I'm
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PARK THEATrE This EVENING win be per-
THE LADY OF LYONs--Clsude Msnetts, Mr. Murdoek
-Besuscant, Mr. Richisgs-Coi Danas, Mr. Piaciae-Pau
lne, Miss Ellen Ire
To eonclude with 8.N8l at sHM
THE BENGAL TIGER--sir Paul Psgoda Mr.. Plscdc-
Edward Henderson, Mr. kichngs-Charlotte Henderson,
Mrs Richardson. 3fta -Nt7EEGT h
" Door,oprn u sy--performa.ees commence al7cock
boxesSl-Pit So csnts-Ganery accents.
NATIONAL THEA Tn B.-Late Italian Opera
.m n nouse.-Mr wALLACK Lssee.-IHis EVENING
HUMpHREY cLINKER-Hsmphrey crnksr, Mr. W H
w ~,ln Matilda Bramb'e Mrs Russell
JONATHAN BRADFORD Dan Macraisy, Mr. II waack
Jonathan Bradford Mr Malihews-Caleb, Mr. MITCHELL
Sally, Miss Ayres
IT, conclude with 5N- t4 N.t
hiFLE BRIGADE-Doddlrton, Mr. Browne-Capt Nugent,
v W simple WI Willans-Mrs Major Mastermas, Mrs
Doors open at 6-Performance begins At r. Boxes 81.
rlt 30 cents. Gallery. IS cents.
EEAN LIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE
-, Ills EVENING will be presented,
SIX DEGREES or CRIME Julio Dormiy, w Seton
FRANCOIS, Mr. kirby-Robcrt, Mcdonald Madame Dorri.
Previous which,
SRETNA GRE EN-Tompkins, Mr. wallace-Beuy Fin
nikn, Mrs. La Forrest
Boxes 81 cen-rt IS cents-Prvate Boxes, five dollars.
Checks not transferable. ~ -.4-...
OLnMP!C HEA ! Il r.-Unae the MANAGEMENT Of
Mr.. HAMBLlN, conducted the same plan of me
vesrls' Olympic Theatren Londsa-THIS EVENING viii
WATER wITCH-Cap seadriit, Mrs IIamblin- TiIIer Mr.
m.CuIcheon-Nalian Mr. Hal-Alida de Barbere, Mrs
Comic Song, {" Gypsy Davy." Dir Byrnes
HOW 20 DIE FOR LOvE-Capt Booming6eld, Charles
Trick, Mr.. MCutcheon.
Doors p Performance CONNIE nee at half pas
Boxes SO cents-Pit 25 cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11
VAUxHALL GARDEN.

FIRST NIGHT OF THE vAUDEvILLEs.
H. Inc public informed that this picturesque
viii n Y use
the Garden and e gagiag the brilliant taen-amons
WI GATES SO long of mrth in the ato Bow
Mrs. HERRING, lat Of The same es,abiishmen whose
name alone Is sufficient herald Of her celebrity.
companion and able assistant OF Maaemosee Augusta
Mr. j. COLLINS OF the =. Charles Theatre, New Orleans
whose able peronatea OF old have him of
Mr. and Mrs THOM an who are too well known to need
any numerous Others whose names will appear
in the bills ills Of performance ace
times wee asd wi be followed by dazzling display of
n BY one Of the most cell pyIs
thing ever yet produced In New York.
dent Of csebr aied Brass nd who will ealven the Gar
den by playing suIirg the intervals
artists magncens Venetian DTep Curtain
e Sas :'',s sf O. sGs he Vaudeville.
Mr. Wells, Cos,nmer of well known celebrity
Admission 10 the whole TIE unprecedented price Is
cents je8
% THE CHIT BOAT IT. N &C grs.,
and LATTE for $500 aside will off athe Eysian Fields,
Fv dollars viii he prsseoiea to The Winning boa, by the
proprietors OF tie Elysan Fields. jes5t'
A MEXICAN MUsEUM-BRoADwAY-cor Of
IA Ann sreet-Astonshing Mysteres!! Brilliant asd pc.
puia Dey eOn"g commencing at half past
MONS. ADRIEN,se of The Gre., Magician. well newn
In the United has the ho"or the ladies
and gememeH OF New York and vicinity that his first public
10 America viii be given The Lecture Room
Of his Museum Monday Evening May 2h, 1885, and will
continue the sams atty dverying them. evening
for short time. - ...-eE
Mons Adrien promises the public all that may depend
upon him to obtain the merea applause with which his
father honored .#M
Mons Aden has the pleasure inform the public that he
has engaged Mr. ELAvERy Of this cty,sa well known
o. So sso admission
only. 25cents-Chinren halt prise my2s2w'
Rh .LI -, iMPMOyE Spring Steel India
I'M. BASSFORO respectfully invites the public examine
his late Improvement Just ng up in of the Ameri-
Museum, splendid bar, with to bia I'd tables
this Is for sale, and the let reasonable
sposed OF by Thursday the 7th Jnne the whole vii
then be offered auction those who wish to in this bu
sine will find this the very stand In New York. The
well established and respectable Saloon 2s Broadway the
largest ths world Players
purchasers nvied-sesen tables in this Entrance
10 both the above the Dorama Broadway, from
No, IL Ann street. my3l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

Mo- 10 E--MRs. ekNNErT. str~w ia, mspofseturer,
- bTnd way, has rsmovrd her busisess up stairs 90 ~
~ no 10y nrrs Ji.sw mcw ro"m Tor sale choNs -
horn, hne ~ptW Srsws snd ~ kaas OF Imported cocred
SrAw and Tuscan Hats besides fashionable sfocH o'
shared sss. Sun Hss kcY BE- ". sMs l.8Et !. IL =
Mo- BsrvQu~Ws f such ladies wh 70 get suites
9Th sat fshr sheve nnnrd articles U.x
dT Ne pstdcul r~n,rsnce By the private doc ecse uy
The show OF pOors Hats m5lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

MS advertisement Na
- ~ EIBLo,s GAKDEN-Firsi Nigh. o. lie; yaude-
prietor has pleasure IL the public
Eroac Musical Aaecdoe. for nonaay wednesdsys a
Fridays being he first representation is appointed
Arrangements have been made bring forward progress
sive succession Of Novelties embracing The extensive
eee ant Dramat Ballads experienced last equal
vaudeves produced retain and SECURE the uni.
form approval Of al the ytSTs 70 this fashionable resort
Dury Lane and the English Opera House, win make her I'd
% pS H..
lar .lis, who has been emnery successful in all The
ME- sSsp S Mr. and
Hautonville, Mr. Franklin, Mr. Kneass.
time .zss ,::
MARI EFT FEMME, or, Good Husbands make Good
The Poetry by B. Phillips ESQ., the BY Auber and
BeIlni. selected and srIangedhy J. ws;nn, Esq:
81 ptm Lorbond, Mrs Hauonvie-Nr Gabriel Loribond
Mr. Bishop Mr. sertmus Loribona. Nj John sefenDavd
Ire. his 6rst sppesraace) Mr. Kseass. e
s M Hsr New
Ts S.. as .e I'd from the Italian
e.rs &c and will be led BY NJ TYETE Of hs london ss
cred Concerts and late leader Of the oueess Theatre
The amnsanies to conclude with Vaudeville by Buck
LIE SXLHEUREUx, or NV odLuck.
The Poetry by j. b Phillips ESQ., the music by J. Watson,
ESQ.
Distribwfion-EIza. Mrs Hautonvle-Mr Smith Mr. Bishep
Squire Goodllck, Mr. John Sefon-Mr Milton Mr. Archer
Director and corpeser Of music, Mr. John WATSON.
Artist, Mr. Grain vaudsvlleist, Mr. n Phillips.
Director Of the vaudevies, Mr. John Seton
Leader Mr. Tyete.
Tickets, - cents. ..ra
Doors open a, oceckand the Concert TO commence At
O'Clock If.1.s| EE# .w.T
| The extraordinary RAvEL FAMILY. who have been as
tonshng hng the south have been induced
great expense, enter into gagement short
SON. previous their departure for Frace-hey 4 in
number, and will produce and interesting repre-
during their engagement and will make their first
appearanc Tuesday June H.
0mabusscs ~run and from the City Hotel the Gar
den during the evening. jell-lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

Magazine des Modes, 60 Canal street.
FL wH'LEsALs STORE AT lllA
TO MLILNERs, DEALERS AND COUNTRY BUYERS.
T Tax subscrsber has received by Iaea arrivals on
fars and LONDON entire and elegant OF
description Of Leyhora, Double Dunsabe Split straw,
colered and striped Ha and estre Paris Pseasc
Transparent light Hats for which has never beea
i'm ported and which he sole prize
besides celebrated Tuscan Braid
Hats ofhe prevailing shoss; which he eers for sale
trade by the Case D,1er sisgIe Hat the whole
sale price, All orders executed n few notice. and 80
per cent cheaper than other house In the United
States 9RM
The Millinery Departures superintendent by Madame Beb
will continue by her unremitlng exerioHs to merit
pprobstion has hitherto enjoyed public having
engaged several French msers rpm Paris enables her
outve In and Gle al her An elegant
varied Of rench art6cs 40 and ribbons
stantly on hand
II and wholesale store, lllf William ri.
-. 80 good Straw Sewers wanted. To good hands the
highest price viii be given. Apply above je2im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

II THE Subscriber respesfuIv informs Ms frepds asa
The public, that 10 addition splendid ssr
ne hss opeucd and htteo eopsssodoos
aye large s~d pesssns for purpose condscsG
I've same o. The sbrdes psn sceor.rse bs wsssa
TOE TITLE ssabove Tho ssrsngeu being eonplete - eve
resescs 90 fnrns 10 h deicscv especial
the fsr famed Welsh Rsreb hei esminR Neg ~ 40,
ususiy found In similar establishment he sohes pubc Pc
trspage. HA a 'AE W. FN T. N -M.M : ~
To the sSuirers Of the fods OF h.me
End the trvsrs of f,s Havana To- D. " "dnu csrw
away, the BOwERv SHADES win ~ ound ~ plesssrt q
resort by the most ssious ~ the ep
cure. 49,
The rules and regulations ofbe most wholesome oAer,
and by which the Bowery shades viii BE- exsiu vviy gvv
erned
ed Cor company subsequently, every day ard evening
rrvt7- ,u,,ss - ,. BARNETT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11
FIHE WORKS. -
United States Laboratory. "A

ISAAC EDGE, JE, PyROT
~ Now oHer the public most extensive ana hriIl.n
assortment Of texhibioul Fire Work tse United States
consisting OF several thousand Honsry ssd gns Rochrts o
various SHES with rich and fancy headings Wb<es
description, with plain sad colsrcd illuminated q FIXED
Pieces Of all tn various descriptions
Mines Bengols Lgh Rowan Candies Msrroons, shlp Z.
Thesuiesi Fires, &c. &c. NC.
B. Commiees Tor city country displays military ard
priy. parties sn be supplied the ~osi liberal
celebrated chemists IN Europe. -
Agestsin New Yosk- fvelln n Fuoa st. near Green
wich 81 Lewis Page Soa, - Maiden Lan~s gsssner d
Young l52 chsshsm 81 Story Hswxhurst, Brooklyn OF
OF tbe subscriber ~ the Laboratory Jersey City
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

y G.. ~ FOu HARTFOh d. ". sl~an..
60 boat CLEOPATRA, Captain Dustsa, Win
leave from Peck slip, sast River, ever
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoon 1T ecloek
TIE ste ,mboat BUNKER Hill. Capt sanford win Iesvs
fhsm Peek slip X. Monday "Wednesday and Friday a.
terDoon, O'clock IL @rE ~ T.
FOR NEW LONDoN.--s,sges In readiness a Lyns
To passengers 20 New LONDON.
. ~ Freight taken snil O'Clock
For further informalsn inquire on board, or Of
. D. r. ALLEN, 1i3 South - !
NIB. All persons forbid trusting any sccouM a
stesnboats Cleopatra and Lsrington n9D-Sm+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

10 MR.. BRISTOW.-Let all bad writers lock at
nd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

GENTLEMEE's
CAST OFr clio THING
-.n BOUGHT,
ASp TIE FULL vALUs oIvkr IN CASH, nv
K.asfN y. II. LEvET
. 42s Broadway. rEar"@ a
Knowing there who make great put In their
advertisements eat OF Ctothiag, &C and many
eivethe full value for The same. L. will
gen leen Vim have such articles them,
Tor him, OF heir receiving
value 10 CASH ~ article. 1858 ITe1 -. 1#@s
~ "a iis- through the post once Otherwise IN the
above address. will meet With due attention mvl-5m'
CARL KING,
First remimm amd Tuscan stra w III ~
r.MH8 Manufacturer. NEHe9se9s Ia
Nos 2s5i Broadway, ~ and ~ Dvsos street.
II Eek WITIl,s ANTI-DYsPESTIC PiLsR
~ The great popularity and established demand for thu
medicine, rende,s The connu ,lon of wnghy anvert
unnecessary wherever these pills have been
crd uto family they become standisg remexy and are
called Cor aad again, which " sufficient their
good qualities Nsmerou. trssnonss Of their value,
gent men n the iehe responsibility, accompanying each
Bishop Ives DR. Hawkes. Gov frede Hon n p,s,er Hoo
r. stanley, New Vim. MePheessrs. D. D. and maay az the
krt physeians " this country, among those who
furnished letters esnsuy OF the beneficial effects resulting
from the ~ these pills FL. Il tfN n
The Pills put upin superior style, IL Tin hores cor.
tanning ~ pills. Prics 30 cents. To BE- had el - +
W Broadway New York. mp stairs
W And for sale by msst of the respectable drsggss
myt2.imis' A. ssa.s.lt - - '''-7-~' '" NJ E.
AIOr gC er--MQe QRNNw rr 49, ar, A. e.rtrr~r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11
SUCCESS TO j. A. a. L. vERNOL,y,
- RaARHRg AND All .lRS

" As they have ado,ed the cash system, and able
clothing sonsbe The public in.
ved call and examine their and they will be
satisfied that great ssvsg will be realised in cash system,
s conducted nj 81 Chatham w. NsNME tW 'ff# T.
NIB Cloth and sasnere vesngs kept hand. and made
10 order In the fashionable style. my24lm1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

IA TO l. s.T-The st,r- corner William and Am
;.. ar excellent stand for jeweer or stock maker.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-12
FOR Tue ENQUIRER.
plI.SE REFLECT and .4CT
To the President CT TIE United Safes and the Republican
pa-ty in The Congress Of the u. Soies

r., The President CT Tire United S'ntcs and the Republican
pa-iy in the Congress Of the u. States.
One who has been neither silent nor Vnohserrant
snec,aor of the dcsons-yes hitherto atat and reent
Ices d;risons-of The Democratic party at Washington,
beus leave to address youHe offers no apology To you
for this Address; none whatever. Having the good OF
js country al heart. the stability and perpe'ni'y Of Re-
nnhIican Government the dehronemen of Federal doc
rines that are and have been approaching in every
ahane and guse since the divisions, tho fatal divisions,
Of our party he feels hmse impeed to address you, 10
attempt oea the wounds, the bleeding wounds ct our
distracted party and country TO those who earnestly
seek heathfu healing Of those wounds now cankered
for your fatal awful destruction as party, am sure,
need only lay down the Proposition, 10 obtain your u.s.
sent-yOur ready assem-: .,u,or
The noes Of sppce "a yinr Banks shall he received
nv the officers of the Federal Government in its dues for
imports and the sales of public lands, provided no ndl'
vidual shall pay for obtain more than acres ano no
company corporation shall purchase the pnnllc onan
for the purpose Of Specializing thereon 10 the injury OF
the kosu fde settler therefore they are entirely excluded
until the LIST January, lSfO.
That from and after the lst January, 1870 10Th
par, of the received by the Federal
Shall be paid in gold and silver additional each year nm
Ill the Let January fS50-hy which me all the Federal
revenues shall be paid in gold and silver.
8 And that the revenue accruIng during ms pcrloo'
shall be placed in Special Dpose in such Banks kno~n
to be sncent the Secretary OF the Treasury may ron
time 10 time order and direct And the said Banks shall
make returns Of their situation from time to time as
may be required by said Secretary Of the Treasury nd
the said Secretary required 10 make true and faithful
repnr. Of the and condition OF sad bahs ell Inc
meeting of Congress, or al rny rate by the lstlauuary
in each year.
a. And the revenue placed in said Banks shall be ere
ded TO the Government of the U S cash, subject TO
be called for by the same in SPECIE at The option OF inc
said Secretary of the Treasury or oy those creditors OF
the Federal Government. who may, at their option re
ceve the notes of said Banks specie by and through
the drafts of The legally authorised agents of the Ifea
sury of the U. States. ,;.,,oa
s. And the money so received shall not De ,
m or used bv said Banks in any whatsoever but
remain in said Banks subject to the call OF the fecela
Government a. any and all TINES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-12

il, aud hesitate not-arange and adjust thH ag!sahng
question:
Can the @Great- Erpmgsr" language still
coureous-can he hesitate? If he does, fatal, fatal
blindness-as fatal death ilself-for mind you, the
very hottest hell is in for the "Great Expunger
the greater the better, the ADLER, the they will
punish him. This is Wing warfare.
Can Mr. Van Buren, who in fact, gets all he wants,
inay--whose administration must "snk" without its
adoption-and we may hope swim with liz adoption
can be hesitate I'm fact MIR. Rves, and Mr.. Ben
ton, and Mr. Calhoun, all accommodated, to their
hearts con,ent-snd Mr.. Van Buren, too. They need
not ask-they ought not 10 ask, they cannot ask, any
thing more. 1t will all be settled-and we shall then
go forth consuering ma TO conquer" Now is the
day, and now is the hour" Distraction, and confusion,
and defeat, reign throughout the and-Let it be ended;
let 1t be finished Then all things are right. Con.
gress can make any ORDER pes-es on the subject OF
paying in gold or silver bank notes the creditors OF
me Federal Government, in the Indian Department,
war or Navy Department. and ken the whole matter is
ended.
II will be in the power Of the Congress Of the United
States to alter, abolish, amend future day, as it
may think fit.
A FRIEND TO Mr. VAN ByRrN
AND his ADMINISTRATIONS, AB INTO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-12
The Sub. TREASURY Bill.

The Madisonian says. that it would probably be taken
up on Monday yesterday There are various specu'a
the letters from Washington has changed within lew
days past We are saiiGed now, that if the House De
full the bill canno, pass. The majority against II is va
riousy estimated al from to IL One OF our colempoa
ries counts on its success because assumes that 'e
whole s. c. Delegation will be carried by The recent re-
solutions Of the Legislature of that State But Nh Ca
houns resolutions will miss FIRE upon the House htse'
if not FOUR of her Representatives will vote against The
Bill.
But suppose the bill is lost (aswe presume it will be
what then, Is nothing to be done: s there no comPro-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-12

WHITE SutPMuR SpRlsos ALREADY visitors have
,,NTsnced arriving at this place. For few days pas,
Weather has been unusually cold. the mountains i'd.
have been occasionally clothed in winters snowy
lager portion are from the city Of Boston.
Leuisburg Enquirer, June !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-12
OBITUARY..

Richmond has sustained great public loss in the
death of JouS ACOUSTICS CHEvALLIE, Esq He died
on Sunday at half past o'clock, in the 74th year Of his
ace He was native of France, but resident of the
U States for more than so years. He has filled various
stations of honor in the service of his country Mr. G..
was scholar, and perfect gentleman. No man more
polished and polile-none more humane-none more re-
spec,ed and beloved. He ornament 10 Society
and il will be long before his place in our society cen
e adequately supplied.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-12

The Exchange Bank Of Virginiu.-As we were in at
Nh. Barclay S binding establishment few days since,
were pleased to the full! sets of the blank books
Of the Exchange Bank Of Virginia und its branches,
just completed They are executed with much neatness
and strength; and hope that before long their fair
pages will bear the records Of extended and profita
Die employment of capital. Strengthened by the great
amount Of the capital of the new bank as we'll as that
Of the present banks railroad and canal in success
iu oPeraon-and the energies Of every Southern man,
and especially every Vrgnan, reused in the cause Of
direct forcgn trade-our gallant Town, and the Stale
Of which she is the port, must soon attain station
worthy Of her ancient and cheering to her long
Nied and unwavering frends.-N0rf0M Beacon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-12

Posr OFFICE DEFiR7aENT, JuEe o. 'e"'' Io,
June -
DOLTING CLOTHS-The subscribers have Just received IRON
Is hmstedam aad extensive assortment OF The genuine Al
Choir Boiling Cloths. ''A-' hS" s' e..
MAJ d -''"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-12
ssichmond, Tuesday, june l1
COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.

We are requested by the Chairman of the Committee
Of this city to state that the Convention will meet
morrow II O'clock in the Hall Of the House Of Dele.
gates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-12

KING George ELEcTIos-The Fredericksburg Are.
ma announces the election Of COL TayIoe Qhe former
Wing Delegate) by majority OF votes. The vote
stood Tayloe, l45-Hooe l42