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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

~ BILLS of gsehsnre all parts Of Great srs,n ~
lrsiasd in sums Olive lounds snd upwards Tor .c. ""
: 4. D. sYLvEsTkks.
iefs $50 Broadway, and ~ wan m'ee
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

EMIGRANTs FOR THE CASADAs.-The civil distur-
Dances in Canada are about to put stop European
emigration the present year. Quebec paper remarks
that the number of passengers arrived here on Sunday
and Monday, namely, 400, although very great il
yearly third Of the total number arrived this year.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

r GOOD HOUSEWIFE should never be witheut .
bor Of Or. BENJAMIN BRANDRETHS VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL PILLS They have been proved by thousands
Ne the best assistant OF nature discovered
and may oil times, under any circumstances, by
paying src, stesen IN the directions which accompany
each had genuine of all the advertised by
pr Branreih and likewise At bis Office, al Broadway
opposite the Park
q. Beware Of eounterfcts An agests who sch the
medicine certificate sealed signed u. Bran
drch, %. PsrchseN ash before you spend yorr
nSlu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

THE NKw YORK CHEMICAL MANUFAcTURINs
CO. have constantly forsale
Oil vitriol Alum,
Bleaching Salts, Copperaa
Aqua Ammonia, Muriauc hNa,
Aous FORTS, Nitric Acid,
Blue vitri0l. Manganese,
And maay other articles In the line oftheir business
Orders viii be received at their Banking house, No.
Broadway or at efce their agent, NO veS street
n15-fys SEO. ~ eILbbhI. agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

" Mr. Williams, of Dencaster, in the county of
York, England, had two daughters by his first wife,
The eldest daughter married Mr. John Wiley, the SON
and The youngest daughter married Mr.. John Wiley
the father. Now this elder Wiley had daughter by
his first wife whom old Williams married. BY her
he had SON. therefore this elder Wileys wife could
mother-my sister is my daughter, and am grand
mother TO my brother"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

RTIEICIAL TEETH-Fron one TO complete
"A SCI WITHOUT CLASPS SPRINGS he on the pri.cL
pe, o PRES by NJ LEVITT Dertst No 100
broadway entra nee frst dear In Warren The improve.
mrn listing feature Of this method the complete
w secng the essential shjecsof the ease and security o.
The supplied the mouth, wholly without clasps,
Mures springs other similar means Persons interest.
Ell In wi yet unacqusted With Us ma
ture and ex,eat. may see by SLIGHT INSPECTION,
WHICH rs FREELY OFFERED TO THEM that The plan
4 rent in prac ple results omANY hithsrto prscts
ed In NEW YORK, that Tia above ssatemest strictly
an" Ills ,rers ees 81 The HIGHEST oRDER ample.
The opinion the New York public ON HIS improved ,y
tenn NAV be seen following spectacle pap~rs-viae
New YORK Mirror 18th July 1855 Courier and Enquirer, 6h
Dece a,ber. la36; Evening Star I7.h Jane, 1887.
my24-Sm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

STEAMER PULAsKI.-The Schooner Active Slate.
arrived here this morning from New York. reports that
on the 18th instant, 40 miles s. w. from Cape Look
Out between and o'clock p NJ fell in with part of
The wreck OF the Steamer Pulaski. supposed the after
cabin Passed near enough to be satisfied that no per-
son was clipging to 1t. There a number OF trunks
also floating about it was blowing qaite fresh at the
time.
Several North cars!!lpi at or the
wreck floating about Charleston Patriot, June 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

uy ALL Michigan chartered Copn,ry, md psrci cay
rurds. purchssedst ,. sYLvEsTkWs,
ieis roadway, and n wall street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

mas, TRUNK AND uANDu0N
- soARDs-iOs'on'f for a.: 3 ssyMysrLL /. rERssE,
.~,e.s lie aad liz Nsssau a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

EARLY RlsISG.-The difference between rising eve
ny morning at aud at g. in the Of forty years.
amounts to $4,000 hours, three years hundred
and twenty days and sixteen hours which equal
to eight hours day for exactly years. SO that rising
at six will be the il ten years Of fe weighty
consideration were added, wherein may command
eight hours every day for the cultivation OF minds
and the despatch ofbusness This calculation is made
without any regard To bissextile.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

DEATH FROM OUTWARD APPLICATION OF Como
sIyE SvBLMATE.-A remarkable case of death from
the outward application OF corrosive subnae, is
ported to have occurred recently in Jessamne county,
Kentucky. young man, a resident OF that co unity.
named John Bates. was afflicted with letter or ring
worm, his chin. and was advised TO apply thereto
the powerful agent above mentioned. He did 50. and
shortly after the application, seized with vomiting
and other alarming symptoms. Medical aid called
in. su, without avail. The young man continued to
grow worse, and died IN few days 1t should be
added that but single application OF the subn ate In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

DAPEE, &c.-4so reams % by a. printing

DIAPER, &c.--4so reams % by AZ printing
900 4 m Inv
5000 rrsms Is 5y 81 25bv 81, "a by 50 ,aaby %
80 Q reams 10 by "a, and 10 by %
5000 rcafs cap and crown wrapping
so tons trunk boards
% tons bandbsx
100 tons binders boards
tons sand sheaning paper
ZOO d0z bark sRiyers
2baes Machine blankets
bales % inch lapping
Q bales Eng iish leline Sc, As. 81 Sc and 70 inch
10 peces dryn cloth, 23 26 Id square yard
lncasss Irish glue
25 bales brown s,irtings (heavyl
10 tasks bleaching pc WIDER ts9yd's1
pipes and hi,ds port vine TIA bOndl
5000 lbs haiters' tip PAPER
TOO reans assorted tissue paper
baies brown lin ems
5 cases palm e Al hats
10000 ANS .oolscap aud letter paper inr sale ny
J. CAMPB ELL PFRSSE,
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E'FsR,SEg .EE2RSEs5E.

In addition to the above. have Just received n
large lot Of NEW GOODS, recent, bought upon
he most favorable terms, aud oi such SYKES and
qualities rs 10 render them very dssIablc IA this
market The following few al the articles
comprised in our EXTENSIVE assortment
Plain aud fig'd. Silks great variety
DO do do Mcrinos; French, German and Eng-
lish,
Calico,s well assorted and very cheap,
Blankets large stock, UNUSUAL, low.
Cassinets, Napt Cotton and Fued Cloths,
i.inse,s PLAIN and plaid,
kentucky Jeans, various qualities,
Cloths, Ca,simetes and .stInss,
Domesiics. Bleached and Brown, very low,
ID and ga Walthan Shceting.
Cambrics Muslins. Fiarnels, Hats, Wool & Funcd.
With man, other Goods too tedious eaulnerate
all OF which vii lbc sold extremely low for CASH
BUkI9NN ROBES.
" B.--Wc will give liberal ptte in trade for
Tow and Flax Linen. Yarn Jeans, Lnsey, Yarn
Socks, Glover aud Lax Seed, Feathers, Wool &c.
y. & r.
January 4m"sw II
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RtsH1o>D. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
POTOMAC AND LOUISA RAILROADS.
WISrEa AREA>arMrsrs.
Fer Ii'dSliinsfou CIV.


Fsr Washington Ciiy.
z FAVE Rich uond at o'clock, \ Al. dali,
"a DO Fiedeflehs Hall o'clock A. NJ. do
Fef Richmond.
! Leave Fredericksburg At II O'clock. \ VI dad,
do ftedetehs Hall atI oelo,k, \, NJ. do
10 ashlnslan At O'Clock. y VI. d,
The navigation of the Potomac being SILL open.
passengers leaving Richmond IN the morning, Al, i've
AZ Baltimore the same evening. aud those ray ns
Washington in the mornings boat arrive at Ri h,
"ond bci"rc night and proceed 10 Petersburg the
sane evening.
y. B.-Pa>scngc,, bound ior the Wilmington 4
Charleston Inc, should leave Washington b, Ihr
mof"'as's beat OF Monday OF Friday Thy will
Thea meet with no DELAY.
lNee recapltnlanon OF advertisement of Whining
ton CompanN.l
Ra,t Eoal Lnejo CAarlottrjRc
Leave Richmond At Il O'Clock. \ VI, ddl,-uGi
nudes r"' mad and Il milc in >tagcS)
Leave Fredericksburg al Il o'elock.A. VI. dali,
Leave "shluston AT ; OF ock \. NJ, tail>
Passenger, Ion Charlottesville. Gnvm,lnttr, L>nch
tufG ot tennessee, atti'c II fr,drirk>haI from
Richmond aud Fredericksburg BY hslf past ,
O'clock L. NJ dally proceed II miles West OF Lou,
Conlt hoasr, by IN cmly hoar the same evening AL
having The whole night lot rest, ailne n Chailotts
vile IN Time Ion the Western and Southern stages
ueN day. Thus, without lnS> ofe>peduiou. the, gam
IN comfort otcf all existing Ines besdstha the late
honi oi staining from Richmond a'loaS ot some bus-
tss bflnG done There the same muInInr.
Passengers from Siaunton. l>uchhuic, Ar. taking
the latl road line NJ Ghailettsrtll" aiter ,lunrr a,vr
Al Frrjcnfh shall h II O'Clock, nhelc thcN can
sup and lod e. They af,Ivc Ia Kich mould Il, Tia,
neM mornings tam by hall past eight o,loc,, thus
arriving several hnurs i head OF the mall, and ram
In2 the business hours d on. da> over any other
Inc. THOSE Ion The Month ehanerat the Junction of
the roads, /" thr rad trun from Richmond hrrak
Last IA Fredericksburg, aud anne At Baltimore the
same e'enine--thns. progressing II the same speed
with the mail.
The eight wheeled cars used alr OF u construction
which Is thought to preclude the pussibtny OF in
jury 10 passengers. In the USE we'll ~ OF the four
wheeled cas- on thrse roads they lave proved pea
ieel'v sde. Gut Of nale lh1n 10 900 past. irris
transported sinre lie opening of thr Er,drlic},snurr
road, nnl one has we'd Any hiutS.--h, ,ars arr
warmed with stoves; an apartment Is prasrlc fol
ladies aud al arrangements are mldr calculated to
render travelling sale aul comfortable.
i1c ilom Richmond II Flcu.ii, kshui., : 10
Washington. (in wintrt) = lron E,,nnoud -
fledelcks Hall. - -. to Chrrlot's,pjlc - 20 ;
nom Fredericksburg Ia FtclcrirAs Hal! SIS - 20
ChWletrsv IL. 50. Children underl! >elts ii ,ee,
hall pllce. Servants ia servants car, half pIrrr--to
W a>linston. 81 -.
Dfice q 1.e h.ci1noah Fr.@efiisb~g and 70
toa,ae Rad H9art tomPa,y. J'uGH, 1888.
Jan. - 4.
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r r. VI LIZ STlTUTE.
COIgHHIy. yeu,,r....

Nv hkAl. OF INV pupils having determined Ia
= accompany my tamil, to Tennessee and l,c
i"'n inquiries beng made ia reference To the nsti-
'a'oh with which am To be connected, lis interests
ou''ohsiN fequnr n INV hands some notice of The
ohJtels aimed at by lis founders
=. ne design oi the Female Institute uf Columbia,
'nh' Is I" scenie thorough. liberal aud chrl.ila,
e""''''en tot is pupils. The building occupies an
'heuec overlooking the town; II Is of a slxe that
WI a'iod ample accommodations Tor all the depart
n''lls and Is constructed IN ornamened si,ie OF
NV '''a' architecture, Tue esiall shmCnt. now
lo'' finishing. IL SAID 10 be tue beautiful and
'""'h"u"ns "i ITS kiud. 10 be found III any pant OF
ih' COUNT and " involve, brln,c II Is opened IA the
'P',aE' an expenditure oil more dian twenty thou
H'"' dollars The Ample grounds around the lnsri.
'''e' 'iesuse'pnbe olihe la hest ornament al
ready beautifully shaded. aud will present strong at.
''''ooN Tor heaithul and 'myo atlng exelci,c IN
the open an
The eouf,c OF lnsrrurtlon--,l,elnl and orp,nnp.
tat literary aud s,Ient,c-w not be eNcolled Il, that
u any sl'i institution, NJ, owu and NV Lad, 5
P''s""al lab"nis viii be seduously aud .N,nsl,rl,
a'Neea to the business al reaching, ancl Il, the ,e=
i"'slc Assistants III the elegant ats aud Modern
languages. No effort will br spared to lrudc, tho
l'iNet tie all that its public spn,d founders aud
lllrnds dtsilr 10 see IT,
| lac determination is cherished BY ,he Trustees
aud 'he Hector 10 oiiei the best advantages At the
m"'i Reasonable atrs al clmfgc. The tu,ttuu tees
WIZ ne ABOUT the same rs are usual sehuul, OF
'h' corresponding grade N Nnglnia, whr tie
charge LOT bo'td q, fixed 1t the moderate 4un, ore
hundred dollars year
ne inIidnrss ol the climate contfasred with the
"Ju'"eH and SOMETIMES fatal effects ol no,the,u win
lri' upon dohrale southern constitution, rrcscn,s
i" ieli otdl r"nshl, ,aon patents selecting M
institution i.n The Thorough and accomplished edu
''l'oh" al i'ior daughters. To sn, Il rs are or may
ne 'hluNird 10 The care al nN ttnllv. ! nr,d NOT
promise continuance ot the lilhiul aud ailt, ,iuu-
ait enc NC ii,e hccn accustomed ia be,lov upon
1hrn.
lh' Town OF Columbia Is situated IN Middle leu
re- ahoai b milc, South oi Nashville ia a tnnn-
ny remarkable iot ats hatntal riches, its sluhl Iou,
~ ana It's fu'e water Opportunities not uulrequrut-
Occur ct communicative. wdh that plAce by neaus
oI travellers tom lis Vicinity pa>,inn tiaonrh zach
pIs' Is well Is 10y our own crtzrus visiting The South
t>'' /. l., SMITH
Jlt. - y
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NEW CONCERN.
.g.E'E1
a large 'ftocEs sDEgX GOODS.
az Sass fi.0.. IA" original 6'o&s.

rEhlIE subscribers hasipg associated lhrm-clte,
to-elhrr, Ton team Of Ner>, under The
>,yle and finn OF 1T EfON x ROBES, tor the
purpose Of prosecuting thu DRY GOODS business
in dis place, rcspe, anill inform Their hicnds aud
the public generally, that they are no" opening III
the house lately occupied by .NcSsc5 Jimcs H.
Arcrea q. lie. Leauy Gg'oe, re>tdoor 10
Eiorvrn q W,TsoS, aud immediately u po,jre
Mc.ronNLr x NtDt>ifI, 4 LARGE aud general AZ
>oftment Of Dry Goods, GG@Te;ics, scar<l-
ware, as. recently parcIased Of AIessr,. Samuel
Nonlin x Sun, oa such trnrs, aud such extreme
" low prices, 10 enable them To sell. 10 nost III
stances for less than The otieinat .Ncio l0gk fast.
Ourirrcnd, earoe.tIy requested 10 cali ,,nd cx-
anime our Soch, ans should (nry BIZ disposed 10 Ia
vur WITH Ieir custom. HEY may rrsi assured that
no effort Will be spncd TO mcin continuance ol
their patronage. EDAAnD }. III kIoN,
D. ROBES.
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qikahs.aa' essssbA,a.

rH'lIE subscribrIs have Oh hand large stuck al
4 Point, Duflr Rose a Whiule, Blaktr>, black
and cnlld. En-l;sh MeiHo~, some exIta quality,
blue, black aud ancy enl'td Cloths, very lD-e As
sotlnrut Il our own lniportafion some OF MIrrrt II
OF the finest qualify imported, aud beng determine"
TO reduce Iht stocl.. purchasers may expect Great
hrcams. IAAll.S &. HINT & Go.
Dc. Is
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Co. ss;D@
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.



Navy Island !, abandoned. The Islanders ..,.
rendered thelr State arms 10 tie State aurhor,,~.
and. nnafneil, dispersed the United 81 aies .ho,.
Tie accounts every Indefinite. but these seem TO b,
iteis SEE by Huron tollo) paper that = steam
h"H Il ~ len that place with Suiheriands forces that
hr gathered At tiesehnd | see, again thai the Bar
erIeha steamboat had left Nav, Island. | inie, tr.,o
hose 'el|. thai tie Bicelon, has the arms Of the
iT'ndets; that thry are disper.ing FOR Maiden or
'h'l Nfihnh and that they ado ted tins the only
course not iotolntr ont neutrality. These are but
mi itn'fs RON ,ndtiiu,- accounts, but they IN
o nc rfohahlr IGus there j. 10 apparent need for
passing Mr.. Bnchnnan's nrutfality bill vns,. Tier.
IS Ia be an att break near Detroit.
Civ. krht. nnlntiuotsl, hs The Senate OF Maine
vas declared IN be- constitutioualy elected The
f"use enueuItrd. aud tie next news will bring W
The 81 ganlz fiiun OF The Stale.
Ihr Mnlllr.rN Banh of Cambridge having gous
"'rt tie dun with It's CO. fet the Commonwealth
n'ih' 10 Jay na assures rs all Is safe now 10
Il '<i"u. The b1uks dec, Nho have had Govern
met none, are publishing that they have uone OF j,
nov lot very Suspicion Of having it is an injury to
ihtlt t'e"ti, aitrl the exposures in the Cotpruo.-
nclth Blnk.
Treasury notes are pei cent. above paper psr.a
percent belo" specie pat The rise ~ because the
a"@'"d Net continues 10 pay Custom house duos.
nelr Is 10 m1t"tal change IN domestic excbau-
U.s. iteWcssufc uponthr NOM, sinprk ct is ierr,-
bl severe. The cat il, il.si Treasury bill
Nhlth wonld do thus city aud tins country more
nlsthel ibin the great Gie. 81 course the Ad,,i,,-
Su1llon wno regard our advice. but il they behsvs
any 'ueh hui - tina viii give them friends IN this
~ 1tet then advisers madmeu. TIE bill 10
looked upon by oil commercial inen nv the most per-
nelous that ingenuity could well devise tor the do.
s'totnon OF the credit and the commence Of cous-
ny Nal Int.
NEW CoUNTGt-A bill has passed tho Il otss
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without lbsSTfNe'T7QN

4 IL. persons indebted to MILLER & ROY
AI1,arc respectfully requested to come i"rn ard
without delay and settle their respective accounts.
Oar urgent nrccss,tirs and awI,h To- close speed
" as possible the interest Of the late Nj. Royal Ia
the establishments constitute the grounds ol ctr apo
log, 10, tins brief u"tice.
MILLER & ROY AI.I.-
BY +. :. Mulri, sutyNin. paIIurr
January ? I'm IT
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.istEsH1n AGk.S.

Manfred, Oh the l0lh inst. by the Rev. Richard
Brown Mr. IlrHnY ALrNASpfn, 10 Miss SALLY
AN. dau shter of Samuel Moorman, all OF Camp
bel coudS.
----On "Wednesday. rh, 1,tll inst, by the Rev.
W mi lIolcombr, Mr. WILLIAM IiENKi. to Mss
L,n,EA " .Lrr, all Of L,nchburg.
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LOW PRICES.
DRY GOOE1S,
MH. q. ROZZAOTRA

EFAS the pleasure OF Informing his friends, that
4 1 lie has received such encouragement. as TO IN.
duce him To remain in Lynchbnrg few months
longer In addition TO lis present number Of scho
ars lac would he pleased TO give instruction TO few
NOR. on tie Flute VI Niou
Jan. . Is
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EDE'(.ETgC.v.
yfrs. Eliza 81. Chaplin,

ID ESPECTFuLLG iniorms the citizens oi
~ L,uchbnrs and lis vicinity, tina, She has com
menced teaching n SCHOOL, for gnls and
boys the up er end of hfd ct, in the nei.li-
boritood ofthe Old Baptist Church, and hopes by her
diligence, In mott shu,p public pattouage.
January - M
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go Dollars Reward.

Ed ANYWAY FROM lhc subscriber, living in
a q Bedford county the 22d Ill. It Ss.e.ksO
MAN Si7EED AeEEIGH.ES.
Snd NEGRO is about - years of are, very
black low stout fellow ) feet :, o. inches high
bad on when lie left suit OF white Jeaus and
white llaI. lie WIS raised on Samuel Spcucer's
estate. IN Nelson county, where | have doubt he
IS nov lurking. will give the above reward # de
lncrcd TO me, OF secured III jail 50 thai ! get linn 4
gain, ol forty dollars If taken out o the STATE,
ELISHA PETERS.
Dec. Ia
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GfysEt AIRY.

Died on "Wednesday lie l0h inst. at tllr r-,i
denrc If her farther lie Ee,'d Griffith Dickinson
Of Prt>,,ania county, Mrs. Mildly l.. Nal. II
la, iSlh var ~ her age.
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RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT.-We learn, bs a
ettef from one Of the passengers that the laln OF
Gus winch cli Ki,hnond, last Thursday morning.
tor Fredericksburg, with about siNly Passengers, at
irr snlur about twelve miles, oil the tract, which
pr"&eccd slcal confusion and alarm, but serious
niDa> VT, done to any ono but the Engineer, who
wa VERY hall, hurl, This ,ident produced such
d.is> tat tho passengers did not reach Washington
that day.
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c." Rev lINrr i. CowLEs. will pf"aoh 4 Ms
sjoGars Sermon, at the Methodist Church ia til'
town ON SUNDAY moiniug ncAt AT II o'clock
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NEW COUNTY A bill has passed the House
o' Delegates ormos ne" count, out of part Of
Dnn,e 10 BE- called, Green County,
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yAst-ArLE XH1. eooJs &C.. sc.
.EsGse RscreiyCd,

4 tASSIGAE LIBRARY
y Buffers Anclcnr Alias. tl3 Maps }
History ol Congress, Nf~9--lfH31
Glcmlugs ol Europe; 5000 SUPP. Gnl'l-;
toopel's 5wilZr,l3ud GIilles Gleo.c.
American Almanac. ls3e A,tolil.
IIlstoty of Texas: Sr,rct d, bates III Congress;
Con,sock's hlinelaloey Shcphrrd's do; Hanas 10
Lave aud l.ci Live; = Is il Wei 70;
tmhcrcrombie the Brain; Dul gibson. li>
Griac
Ncluo>h's Ethiol Phllosol h,
Duuellsun's iumvn Philosophy hnotls I'emclis
OF Physics; Chltly's Blackstone; thmH'. Me /
cal jurisprudence hili>h Speeches. lush 10
FedcGlisl; SIsnouli'S l'dii OF Rpnan i.H,u,c,
llume's, &c. In, land, vols. Gau bfls Maine
MATES; Sara P,sa: BucslanrN G,o'uea, N
vos. aud iinlwor', Re and Fail Of NIils is, IA
woth OF Surprising Interest and ""it1i, II - an
thor.
\ ESQ. a GREAT ,aerly Of French Ea2lsh Latin
and Glren Srhhu Boohs Ian Books h.u>teai
Instruments at almost r,rrS dc ctfuioa.
NARTiNN LATHAM
y Il. We have Oh hand a'arirry oI Law Reloa>.
Engltl, and American, aud Other Law Docks, Whei,
We will sell fora small advance On cost.
November - l. 1t
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W The proceedings OF Congress, which We pub
"sh to-day, are Of such Interest, as will well repay
Inc reader for attenti,. peir,e.1.
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liTARICu CONTESTED ELECIION.-Ai-
tn consuming much oil the time OF the Legislature.
tins subject has been brought 10 cosr, aud Nj.
Whiting, the returned mcmbvr, las had to surrender
k seat to Mr.. l;otts.
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Stockton & Stokes rs. An,os ke"ddH,-The 'mror-
tant case Of Stockton d Stokes VS.. Amos Kendall,
Postmaster General, on an appeal from the Circuit
eourt OF Washington county, D. c., is expected To
We argued IN the Supreme Court of the United States
'se present week. Reyerdy Johnson and Richard 5
H"A' are counsel Tor Stockton & Stokes aud Messrs
attorney General Butler aud Francis S. Key, for the
Postmaster General.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-25
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ms btI, somewhat modified from the one rena,,.
+" al The extra session doe. mt vel meet the views
VI ''r 'aiiNen atscs-Fhe MaaIsoniap abuses il ia
''"' 4Nnfed terms. IL SAYS" We canonl, -, of
" " present that 1t Is dsurs and revolutions,
o'''SNe oil the rnt''a practice ii Tins govern
nom isea' down 10 this datc-thal il will place
NV "ai"s o' the fNeentlsr, the means Of corup-
anu 'Nl'>e IN reble t'rasufc, To be pund.tcd
~ 'a hnn'hed hsea,, nhcfo one can.ot now reach
IT
AID M Ei,es, Of the Senate. c5,es :, -, ,au,,o
.'''e'-fis cpiphaically stated ,nthe debate upon
'' SUBJECT hit He did not believe If could eve,
oe put into shape that could gain hi, suppurt-lIe
l'st';trd 10 the p,u Of some, y desire 10 ctan
Us Sub-Ttoasuf> Scheme down tie thfoas of Sc
"'t"is' lIe~oaid no. lloW II To br uG,inmcd down
HIS ihroM! II. did ~, te.l himself bound to take it,
Oh any "irf t"a>uae. % authority" What will Nj
l''it hlr 81, Ia al IL y
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= +. Il. ( y I - II: 8.tiAgts, \. "a G th
i , and every article IN their line. al prcts that
VII asluu,sh diem, We recommend them TO Civ uss
i call. We selling cx, hisive, Tor cash, ai,will
assure them i.tIr iacTtsts wall Ire iils piotrcled.
ROBINSON x ELLIOTT
October 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-25

VIRGINIA At rule. hid ~ the Clerks Office u d.. = II
cut superior cuntt "f law un1 rhanccrs t1r Tia. .
I'm tntniF, on The 1t dNs of Junnnr,. 1853
John " mtunfton aud Constance his VII, Plaintiff.