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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23
, .LiyEEPOOL PACK ETs.

IL LIVERPOOL PACK ETs.
H1S0 Sailing from New York 2ah, from Liver
-Se1spoo on the 9Th Of each month.
The above line Of packets will be continued by the subscr
bers, and composed ef the following ships:-
From New York.
June 24-The UNITED STATES, Capt NJ w. Voldrege
March 24-rhe ST A. DREW, Capt. WIN. C. Thompson.
Aug. 24-The VIRSINIAN, Capt. fsuRc Harris.
Sept 24-rhe SHEFFIELD. Capt Fras p. Allen.
- From Liverpool.
May a-The ST. ANDREW. SGD tons
June 8--The vIRGINIAN, 62o tons.
July 9-The SHEFFIELD. Goa tors.
Aug 8-The UNIrED STATES ESQ tons.
The qualities and nodafions above ships and
the reputaon their commanders well known. Every
exeron will be made promote the comfort passengers
and the interests oiRporer The price Liver
pool in the cabin, other lines $40 with
and stores Of description. n
The will responsible any letter. parcel
package by the above ships for which ab fading
taken. FOR height passage. applyto
STEPHEN WHITNEY,
SANDS, TURNER FOX & Co. or
yA ROBr. KERMIT, "a South 81,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23
GRIM htI MINrURN 4 CO. 1884 Front st. N. Y. or
WIIDLs PICK ERsGILI a. CO. Liverpool jz2

"a % ID LINE OF LIvEkPOOLPACK.
on ETS The old Line of Packets wi be despatched
2hy N, sus,scrbers sab fruna Ne. York and Liver
pool tc M and 18th ofeacb month with The exec pon That
wh,s the Ting day falls su.day ,he ships WI sail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23
4 SAVANNAH PAcKETs..,oId, Established

Ia SAVANNAH PACKETs--old Established
@M Line The packets composing toe above line viii sail
shipANGELIoUE, s. Nichols, master.
ship MACON, W Osborn, master.
Snip CELIA, D. L; Porter, mas,er
Ship oCoNEE, tnew( ID, Wilson, master.
this are by Well
with the trade. Their accommodations superior, and
goois osed 10 the Sers viii be shopeS free Of
ommis, ion. SCOTT / M6RRELL y so1ulh !, jss
t7a MOBILE PACK ETs-NEW LINE
despatched from, New York, on the 10Th and 18th of
SHIP THAMES, Jas. D. Snow, master.
SHIP SHIP R3h RSx A TSsssst %' %s.er
s& ip cAia@Ba W. S' D. SAITH H. MASTER %ss.'
pered, commanded By experienced il trade vita
handsome asihed nceommedaions FOR Goods
j9s II - =, !. Ii cENTEH Arco. 81 Pine St.
HH MoBiLE CItY LINE PAc1SNrs.-
lyTE The subscribers have established line of packet
- 10 run between This port and Mobile 10 consist Of
Brig vICTREsss ;. ". Dickinson MASTER
Bg g s Asn i sSs' Williams as,' master
Brig CAMILLA, +. Neh Is, masls..
Brig MOBILE, new -, master
an M
Insurance be effected goods the lowest OF
all goods forwarded subscribers viii be shipped free Of
commission. For freigst or passage, eppvto
j2s srURGESs cLEARMAN % wah st.
tl,t DaRImN, fGeo.l LINE Of PACKETS.-Brig
oEtd AMELIA STRONG. Il. T. Brown. master.
-s-En- Big PREMIUM J. Coburn, master.
Brig MACON A Bbbus, master,
Brig DARlEN. G, P. Bulkiey, master.
Brig NEW JERSEY Is. Matthews master.
Schr ID. b. CRANE, Studey, master.
The subscriber has in connection with Mess Hawe Mitch
ell Collins o DareD, Geo. established the above line Of
els built The all
they lave lng the All
goods forwarded To The agent in New York. will forwarded
free olcommission II NJ DENlLL l85 Front St.
line Of stages from Darien Macon three times
week also steamboat 10 ST. Augustine twcea week. i23
~ CHARLESTON PACK ETs-Cemmercia
HE& Line She following sses compose the above line
.o>esspackels:
Brie DlMON, Frederick Sherwood, master.
Brig CORD ELLA, Francis Sherwood master
Brig BUENOS AYRES II. Stuart, master.
Brig FANNY (new) w. whittesey, master.
Brig -. (new.) ("
The above all first class vessels built expressly for the
trade and commanded by experienced Their ac
commodaiiOns tor extensive and
will be made to please both shippers and passengers All
goods forwarded 10 the subscribers will be shipped
commission.
For freight passage apply to the captains board
ALLEN x PAXSON, 81 Wail street, N. " or
j23 VIM A. CALDWELL SONS Charleston, g. C.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

These ships all Of the fret class tons bnrhen
and comparded by able aud experienced
Great will he taken That the beds stores Nc are o the
est description The price of ~su passnye NOV, xeA
ea for each adult which incluIes wirss ana oners Net.
r eap'a ~ aor owners oi these packets will be e.pou.
sbir for sry letters parcels packages by tnem
regusrbins ofisdIsg arr sgned therefore. Applyts
Rs GRiNNEL. MiSrURSI CO. i5i Front st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

ga SAVANNAH PAC X ETs-BRI8 0ormerIv
I'm Schoouer) LNE.-Ths lne Is posed Of The
-1sr<6 following vessels viz
Brig MAD SON, W. Buckley, master.
Brig TyBEE, II. Lvons
Brig WIN TAYLOR. N. IIoey master.
Brig GEORGIA Il. Sherwood MASTER
Brig = Av,NNAH. Zoe wi .. I.vermore, master.
Brig AUGUSTA, new, A. Hubbard, master.
The built expressly Tor the Savannah trade
have superior atoms for passengers md
are by experienced ard shgns masters They
will sai In regular ami continue with their
usual despatch All goods orwsr ted "a the subscribers will
be shpp cree commission For freight passage, apply
10 STIRGEsk CLEARMAN,a2 wall street jas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23
n, NEW YORK AND LONDON PACK.

TN ETS-To sail the LIST. 10Th and 2sth OF mouth
~ This iise of packets will hereafter BE- composed Of
following ships which will Succeed each other In the order IN
which ih~v namedsaing punctually, from New YORK
and Portsmouth, the lst 2olh, l. ndon
7h nth and 9Th OF every month the
yoeK LsoDos PoRTsM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

I,iuE ~ .uDANCr ny mEgCuArr,s
u INSTANCE COMPANY, ~ pUsTo>.-Cept.l,
S4o00Oc raid IN and invested suthorzed assure
ere risks Proposals for against FIRE
buildings I'D me hstre, anil Cor the renewal "a policies
be CITY ol New York lett Tire counting ef A. HtG n.
Low, a. ~ Pine IT near WI lam viii ~ srruded,o
Bostcn, Dec g. 1887. Us
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23


ship ST. JAMES wm. $. sebor Msyi June u Joneao
sept Oct " Oct 81
Ian. 10 Feb 81 Mar
Ship MONTREAL, n Grfhng, May ~ June "a July
serL ~ Oct "a Z Nov.
.M# (Jan ~ Mar. Mar. 10
sh GLADIATOR This Briiton May - Jply July 10
- = sept y Nov III Nov. 10
Feb. Mar n Mar. 70
tOrt. Nov " Nov. 20
SFeb.le lMsr2I April 1
Ship QUEBEC, j. H. Hebsrd, rurei0 July q Aug. 4
toct 10 I Nov n Dee. I
y. - (Feb. N April (AprI 10
ship wEILrNGTO ON, Chsdwisk, yune2n hug. Aug. 10
~ tOct ~ Dec = Dec 10
II Mar (APr.17 (April ~
Ship PHILADELPHIA, Morgon, Jsy Aue.i7 Aug. N
Now Dec. n Dec. 20
Mar. IL Apr n (way
ship SAMSON, X. Sturgcs, Jsl, 10 Aug n Sept.
#.r..I #n Nov. 10 Dec. "a Jan.
ship PRESIDENT, Chadwick, July X sspt7 Sep. IL IL
(Aprii SMayi7 NAV ~
Ship ONTARIO H. Hutleson, Aug J ~eD.i7 Sept 70
Dec, (JAn ~ Jan. 70
-. .ro.o.~ SApfio Nsye7 (Jure
Ship TORONTO, r. Orisweld Avg iol ScpT Oct.
.n .r.ur tDrc. 10 ( Jsn-i Feb. 4
..,.....--..-.-...- Apr. 20 June JIa, 10
s"'p "hsrMiNsIERi MOOT nag @Jnct (oeL 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23
40. a30.
PIONEER FAST LINK.
s':g Esa.

VIA RAIL ROAD AND CANAL no TITTS1IrRau
Leaves the West Chester House. Broad ana pr
streets, daily al o'clock.
The Boats and Cars upon this Line are of the very hes.
description, having been built expressly ncomnot .o
assengtis and are not surpassed by he country
fh y he only Packet Line th.t the Rail Road In
HarisburgD, thereby saving SO miles of anal travel and
reaching Pittsburgh In three days and half Instead oT
four ard ba formerly ID" when they by
Columbia 0nd there took The canal
For speed and comfort exceed by any e;ber
IN the nited States.
Passengers 10 Cincinnati, Louisville, hatcher, Nashville St
Lous NC VIII always be certain OF being taken
lay this line connects with the boats Pittsburgh carrying
the mai.
For apply at the norb of and Chestnut
ST, and al NO. 200 Market 81 and Willow
A. II. CUMMING, Agent
Philadelphia, May 70. J24
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

AzzA LrASE OF FIFTEEN YEARS FOR
E.,W sALE-Uf two brick front dwellings Nos 81 and 3s
sprng street stan two lots of ground Is BY 10
feet zach with large gaHgway, ard we'll II IN the
yards To COED tenant these for manufacturing
oler purposes stand uRri,aed. Apply Ne. 12a whest
7-iws
~ 10 LIT OH LrAs-s-Tis substantial sose
III and BRICK building No. Is James It formerly occupied
-k@s brr very. uas extensive stables sscbed-is sua-
bile Cor dsthng, refining meehaucsI manufacture
lag branche prcd lease OF Possesses
given immediately or LIST ofMsy. Apply al I35 Cedar
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23
iire,yn a Co.. One i,rlc,

Urowm a Coz Ono FrfceN Hat store.
- the subsc hers since the year 1884, have aimed q
Furnishing the public With elegant and slhasntr,I
~ Nat oflbe graceful form the
pr 81 50 They can nov TINT their efforts have
seea with umpbsn TIE Mats
iurcd by hem during last three mostbs besusy
and 6pih ary heretofore offered prr-ennssl
the eonlmu.fy
They have completed their arrangements psia
Caster list for $3.50, which 10 point style spd fnsh
game o. orr md enes appearance, will Compare tb~s
OF The hghes prices. All sses for cah ard lewiston
price.
BROWN d CO.
81.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-06-02

b. n, King, Lyon, Mouon, Nicholas, NoVell, Prem
tiss, Riyes, Robinson, Smith, OF Ind spence swja
Trotler Wall, Webster, White, Young-24
NAYS-Messrs Benton, Calhoun, Lumpkin
giles, Pierce, SEWER Smith, Of Conn SoulbarJ
Strange, Upton, Wrighl-ll.
The VICE PRESIDENT presented communi
cation, with a report and documents, (subject moi
stated BY the Chair which were referred
The bill 10 establish The Territory Of Ioway from
portion OF Wisconsin, was made the special order
for tomorrow
The following bills, &c were considered, and or
dered TO be engrossed for third reading
In regard TO seminary Of learning in Wiscon-
sin,
To disapproye and disafirm an act Of the Lepis-
laiiye Council Of Wisconsin, chartering bank
Granting 10 the Territory Of Wisconsin the alter
nate sections OF land on the line OF proposed canal
10 connect Lake Michigan with Rock river.
And for The relief Of Guerdon S. Hubbard
The Senate adjourned, after an executive session
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-06-02

DlCKWlCK CLUB-C henp-The whole FIVE volumes
Il complete in two, with engrayings Price for the
whole work 81 25.
Hogs Winter Evening Tales, vols. Price rs cents
for the whole work. For sale by
F. TAYLOR,
Mayo Immediately east Of GadsIy's Hotel
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-06-02

ARKANs,s-John Wilson, late Speaker Of the
House OF Representatives OF the State has been tried
in the Court for Pulaski county, upon an indictment
for the murder Of Joseph J. Anthony, one Of the
members of that House, and found Not Gully of
murder, but guilty. of iustihabe homicide.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
COMMON COUNCIL,

In the Common Council Of lynrhbug, at May 1888 -
Present. :. II. Davis Prryidgat John IlollIu4 DadG
Mnns, John NJ. utcy Jesse l.. Perry, Eiah Fletcher,
Lac Adams, Naftn :. Thurman, = biusud, Jame, " .
Alofgon, Thomas - Acre Gnd l'etor Dudley Hco5ers u,
tOHacH
Tn report of Carey Drcw W,-lnna ter of Iiay, &c
weighed b5 him ri th' public seules the quut1or elms
for 81 - the eris1d ion WORDING done BY him DUNG
tla sad qWatar VII r. ad and received.
Ihe Aunnpl Report o the rim Chief OF the Lynch
pu9 Hose ompHuA Nas presented 10 the Board read and
received, and ordered 10 be ilod.
The L,nchlug Ilose Company having nominated to the
omnun toun"I sampson DuRud tpta Eueint rrn-t Incl.
Juo. Ii. Mcdaniel tphc 1t Engineer, Jeu Nlpn- D. ID
Lu-H o. John klancr Ia hc sd Engineer aud lou y. Dud-
ley 10 b. ll Engineer oil the sud tonpun, the suing
}ear aud the qur. beng taken upon the nomiua 5us "a
i"esa si cheer was unanimously accepted, and appos
ed, i1 The Beard.
Rs.pl flut committee b. appointed to rev Use the OK
lt1go riAin't7 oil tbs Corporation relating nueunerrs
aud saoS al auction, With Instructions report by bill at
the neNt meeting oil the Council when the President APP
pointed Messrs ote4 aud Thurman be of id committee
Resolved, That committee lie appointed 10 ascertain the
amount of money IN the bands Of The Treasurer and what
pant hc OF belongs tie poor fund what is due 10 the cor
poratinn y individuals aud " hal oning by
the corporation orders orconlucis made by under the
authority OF the Court or Council and finally What
necessary be raised by way o all proper
demands uganst The corporation the present year, and that
they report by bill Other IsewLer6upuu The President
appointed Aers Muusl and Oey 10 b. Of and to
said committee.
Resolved Tint lie regular annual election efPubia Off
Of tins corporations for the ensuing year be aud the sae
is hereby postponed uuti FRIDAY next.
10 winch the day tie Council adjourned 10 meet ut o
cloch. I.AiItet Of muecCdIuaH,
ID. ROBES. c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
To Delinquent stock Holders,
IN TEE
E'ifssDfrGn!o and Lvsrhosrg Tssr,,-
pike (ofnliugy.

1--WE following delinquent Stock in tho snid
Gonpany will be sold, before the door Of tho
Franklin Hotel, III the iown ol Bynrhbure. on Mon
day the lth day June next, IT not pad previous to
that time, tn satisfy the Respective instaments duo
the same with interest, cosl Of advertising, DC.
VIZ
Rich'd X. Cradle, 9 shares, 9Th aud 9th iustalmep,
ol %l0 per share.
II. #Brown. Jr ! shstcs, 3d. ah. 9th aud 9th
insHlmrnr oi 80 PER ,hafr.
JHmes II Eehols, shares, lst and ed ns,amen,,
s. per shue.
do 81, ith. 9th and 9Th IN
sal,nent $40 per share
Ans. l.. llaIen. share, 4th, 9th and 9Th nsia
mcn, y 10 PER share
A. X. North, shares, ith, 5lh and 9Th install
mcnt, $40 per shae.
Jas. ST. Clam share Is; and % ,nsslnon
50 per share.
do 30, ith, 5th aud 9th install
mcnt SIC per share.
WIN. Suead Ali, 5h ard 9Th ns,amou,.
SO PEA share.
BY order ofBoard,
L. s. MILLER, Trua
May3 iiJ if.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
s'B'esNel ssesaEA.

TE7IE subscriber offers lis services 10 the citizens
Il olINnchburg aud It's vicinity, to cut and put up
da6r-ss npls neaIth stones ,agging and other
ace stone wori lie has access 10 quarry ot moun-
tain Zee stone IN the nrIgbofhood winch WI! >aP1ss
IN color and beauty OF appearance The incest stnite,
and would make good tomb aud head stones, which
he would likewise engage In cut ani pnt mp Should
he meet with encouragement III his line oi business,
he intends to estlbllsfa marble yard IN tins place
lie can furnish the most satisfactory reference as 10
character aud ability to perform his work in the best
manner NICHOLAS BUTLER.
MAY 81 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21

TRGINA y II rules hid in r. ".' Office Of thu Gin.
sperior Count ol Law - -, tor the county
OF tnupbrl. on Monday lbesc.s ..s# al T. - 1888.
Muucc II. Garland, admin u4toI ot Ar = Robertson
daeeasad, Piutntn,
uoa.Hf
Gcors' v. Cnllawnv executor nj way, d#ccns.
81, Sac.NIIie kue late Sharl Of Gnu uada- such od.
mal=lIator oil Juae= G. Norman, noi- C,aarf, ud
msiroi H. bonn with the will annexed OF John tnIa
WV dcrcna6, md in his nel Henry Wand Yisrr o
John tulaWa}, reas d. tphanr VI. ilrNtt aud Rlehad
y. lie" III, infant ,nlden mud heifs m law OF Say Hewitt
deceased, bs josiah Sleeper appointed thor punldan nd
Ia m, John Hewitt, y an ifr and Doeh6a h WIZ, Do
ehcn toaHav, Junss Z. Galloway, Johu &. tnlln"uf,
John Gillespie orae Ghl. Ie, " Illiam Stpne oud Elm
L,tl Wiz DIR SMITH. GrIlll JuIdai. tuIfu 81 he
Of WIi1uu dec a-cd, Junrs Anhu hun Ar
lhur Bnnabas Arthur June Arthur Jnn,es Fnncr md Eliza
IHam HoNy and Mildred AlS wife VI linn DoHlf and
Nunc, his Wiz john fosllr u Hmm lo~ek, all ieNceh
the said William Bow craud Hium hovdy lrirs nj law
OF the -aII " nu Arthur deceased aud also hairs al law ol
Of the said Illam ur, dcc'n-rd, Jacob Larry, William
Miller, admins de- han- oil Nathaniel trcn'ln", de
ceased and Mark Anthony, DeIsRilnts.
j. CUANcEHY.
The defendants, George " Galloway, Henry CHllawav
james {. Galloway, John e. Galloway, George Galloway
George Glp Nialn stone aud Elzabr IA 4 wife, Jnmcs
ArlhHr, lshata Artl, JOHN Fosl'h y ham lo-dfk mud
Jacob EiIls having enrcd to appearance and gwen
according TIE Vel e Assembly aud tr rules oi tins
not inhabitants Of this Conmonwcultlr II Is ordered tut ic
sud def ndnus do apprar hero The sl dny OF c neEl -
lHber crm and answer The bill of thu pAmnH, and that
copy OF tins order be forthwith inserted IA snue newspaper
published mlhc town of 'urhhWg ion two mouths surcts
sive, and posted the front door OF the court house OF this
JOHN ALEXANDER, Clk.
Navel VIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
MARRIAGE.

Married. on the elh INST At the residence OF Dot.
kIchatd ihotn'an of ll,lIaN, Il, the Rev = :.
5Nan Nh JoaN II. CtHrtR OF Dan, lie, To Al,ss
J plfn u. NrN<IRLf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21

VIRGIN rules held in The Clerks Office Of the Cir
cut superior Count OF Law and Chnncry Tor the county
ofCampbe Monday tie seventh day OF May, eighteen hun
drod mud thirty EIGHT. 49, .
james -. Iuy or, iIaihuh'
d9o3HSt
Arpisttad NM and John 4osSrr Defendants.
Is CHAStTEY.
The defendant israsd Loas not having entered ps mp
paurcc aud gwen security ucrorus 10 the Act OF Assembly
aud the rules or aud appearing l satisfactory e-
ldenec that he is mol an iaatlat oil TN Commonwealth, 1t i
ordered sud in do apptaf htIe on tie hfsi day
of the next Seuftlcr Tenn, and the IN OF the PLAIN
TIM and that copy OF tins ordsrhe forthwith inserted N some
newspaper published in the loWnu fneinr io Two months
and posted at door Of the house OF
this county. \ Cops--ioste ,.,
q. NJ plm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
Es.s'VEgHs tEsG .EC.EDE.WY..

TEulE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
y selves toget cr, iot the purpose OF conducting
HE above mentioned institution winch VIII be opened
on the 9th March next, Tor the Instruction OF
Youth, respectfully solicit shaie OF public pat
lUnagc
The Acadcr;'y, known rs tie Old Baptist
Church, IS large and coumodlops, conveniently
and pleasantly situated ON the Western termination
Of 81 street, aud s,'ud"d nom the and hns'Io
Of tire Town.
That course OF lustluctionwll be pursued which
viii qualify the pupils ior admission INTO College OF
the University
The prices Of tuition, for the session of five
months, will be, for
Otdo-r1phy, Reading, Whiting and ArIlh
metc $3.50
use Of Maps aud Globss. Ancient and
Modern II story, Natural aud Aara PM.
losophy, Rhetoric, Log. ana Mental PM
losopny $500
Mathematics, the Latin aud Greek languages, 1000
Domestic aud Fotelgu Book keeping, an
extra charge oil 5000
Board and lodging will be furnished the pupils
who may desiIe II, 10, $40 per montn.
EO Il. SHELTON,
WlLJ uES SHELTON
a. Refer to Mir. Joseph l.. Godfrey aud Rev.
" m. Perkins, OF the Patrick Henry Academy :;
General Dhard OF Henry Doct. D,!latd Of Pitsyl-
wanna; NJ. T.. Bufks, Capt. Jno. Tuipin and
Rev. n. II. Cobbs OF Bedford Doctors Henry La
than aud Ro. 5. Payne, Wm. +. Naucey, Esqr and
Capt. Pheasant Labby. OF Lyuchburs James &
lasal and Thos. " ood>on, teachers Iii Chaf-
louisville; Benz. b. Due, Doc,. Jno. ). Winston
and ko. Perkins OF Louisa.
Feb. ID ISL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
To be drawn M Richmond.
EVN1Nsl3GGGdi E.OTVl3gsV,


O. oiacjs 6om the country accompanied with
the cash, III Prlze lleecrs, lpr 1letc.sln any Va
grua Scheme dtlwuby y. 5. Gregory x Co. Mana
gers, viii he promptly supplied and Exchange on
the most hbc,a tenn, cii,efej on addressing letter,
(post pdld) 10 LAlLLE TALBOT
Lyhctbarg, IA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21

Virginia Commercial Conrention.-A meeting has
been called in Richmond, for the purpose Of APP
pointing delegates to this Convention. Northamp-
ton aud Nansemcn nd counties have already done 50.
We again express the hope that tie people OF tins
aud the al joning counties will follow the example
In rclernceio tins Convention, we have "old 10
say to the Washington Chronicle. That paper
says, 1--WE have head it whispered here that the
friends OF MIR. Clay are opposed to the scheme'-
and then adds, upon the authority ofthis Whisper,
which perhaps uttered by hun alone who heard
it, perhaps instructions have been forwarded to
the Virginia organs, to defeat the Convention; and
this may account for silence in certain quarters -
The morbid hostility Of the Editor Of the Chronicle
to Nj. Clay, aud his equally morbid attachment TO
Mr. Calhoun, leads hun into the most ridiculous
positions" Now, tue proposal for this Convention
So f,r from bcinc opposed, has been warmly odgo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21

b4'0R all Sums OF money current IN Virginia, not
less han five nor exceeding tWo thousand dollars
~ anonnt, which may BE- received IN derosltc, Ger.
nh ates Will he ISSUED iudiup iullN aud ellie, tudy
all the funds aud property OF fh~ institution, ion the
ptymtut thereof WHen demanded, upon ten DAYS
notice. WIth interest thereon, the rate 81 five per
tcnlun pea nuunm. ltranS TIM uoi exceeding twelve
months, ard II mol demanded within rht time will
be entitled 10 five aud hall per centum, NJ on no
nee having been gwen - alute.tld.
Lake certificates viii be ISSUED tor all dcposltcs
exceeding II amount IVA Thousand dollats, winch
Will b. redeemed N weekly instruments Of t"o th"u-
sand, doar, eaeh bearing interest as ~olesald,
upon ten days noreo beng gwen pnor 10 tue
Withdrawal ol lhe hIst mstI.mruti bat whenever The
Directors dermll ptopel T." do so,thry viii pay the
entire amount ol the certificate upon tIat noucc.
DlSCOlN + DAYS.
Every Thursday al Cd n'cloch j. NJ. 1T the
Office OF the institution,
JEilu WILLIAMS President;
WILSON L. Il A&f. Treasurer
GEORGE BAGBl, Secretary.
Howell Lewis, James {. Hunt,
Jno. +. Hnut, Andrew I, Elliott
Christopher Newer Nm VI. DAVE,
j. =. Shacdclold, Andrew knncu,
Thos q. Arlcc, Dircctor.
Apfl = m}m II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21

NEW IORk.-l'he Wing members of,he Lee
ai>laiurr oi New York held meeting on the lOt1
inst F. A. Tallnadge, Esq. in the char, and deter
mtned on holding Wing State Convention in Utl-
ca ON the Sc, ond "Wednesday of September, 10
nominate candidates Tor Governor aud Lieutenant
Governor Of that State. They also recommended a
National Convention for the selection Of Wing can
didates as President and Vice President, of the L.
States, and declare that " notwithstanding their in
divdual preferences for any OF the distinguished
statesmen who have stood firmly by their principles
ard their country amid the corrupGons and dangers
which have surrounded aud assaled them, they will
Weld them all and give to the candidates nominated
by such Convention THEN united and most cordial
support