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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15
january Il

AIIblAlA:-ht rlles held ~ tho Clerks D1r, Of tia
conut cunt ot Bedford the Isl day OF Jaaanrs
thou omI el.ht illn4r Il lil DIRTY e,hts
Thom7s Rus Iil sol' his v,, formerly ,,rly sun, Wi
Inn sun Jpi stu. Jtuls SuN, Iirmt Stl1 John y Bon
dnant an1 Nancy h1 VII formerly hancy sun Lew. >h1
aud Mo y Sta, p,ninul,,
doHi15t
Eshlfl SUE Jr4as Sa Vincent slaou nnI Poll, his ifr,
formerly Poiy sun, mi illyl Snl, Dcic l.lan't,
Is tuANCTRY.
Thu Defendants hns.rg entsfrd HEIR npprsru1rr.
aud Eiycn sccuuttt according 10 the Assemble, mud
the rli"' Of thu Cnar ani nppaarna hy satisfaction,
tnuy. 'lHt ties inhabitants Commonwealth II
isorisl d. tat sd defendants appsnt hsro the fourth Won
in' III Mach MT y fe bill Of In Plaintiffs nnl That
cop ofti'ol'r b. forthwith pnb,sisi 1the L,urhhurs
Argmn. months w. and potiad Ut IL, font
door oil tIa eoutt- hots, % th- rouatj.
Cooy--fesle,
Ro. {. MirCliEIia G.. n. {.
inn. L. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15
NEW CONCERN.
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a large stock OTko2eA dapODS.
al less ghnN she 0.s:ls0! Cost.

rhNflE subscribers having associated themselves
To- eah,f, ioi tcHm ct Years, uudrf the
style aud hrm of RUEFON x ROBES. in the
purpose oil prosecuting tho DRY GOODS business
IN this place, respectfully into,m thcr hend, and
the public generally. ihJt ihev arr opening ~
the house lately occur'-l by Hrs,u. ia1n,, n
IrOeH j. Go. az a Lditg fHee, 4rxl door To
llonNtR WATSON, ,,d immediately opposite
McCoKNLr a McDA>Wl. llrRe aud general "a.
sortnrnl oil Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware. Ar. frcentlv pufe Chased OF Messrs. Samuel
Nowlm \ Sou on such tcrnl9, and n such extreme
Is low Utlari ~ enable titn 10 sell. ia
stances IL less tlAu the on 'tHdi .Neir York Cost.
Onffueud. alc rMue,tly ,cqnrqtcI ID tall and c,.
amnr oul stock, aud should They be disposed TO "a
with heii custom. thry may r,st assured that
ctuit Viii be Hpatni Ia ncltt \ continuance ol
Then patronage. E)N Akp } ~ on,
y RODES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15
NIGHT AUCTION,

AZ TUESDAY nrht l9t mat u will commence my Hlsbs
~ snic. nnl slinll he REGULAR every rCRaDAY so
EHIDaN NtGnTs during the Fell end wiss~s
months. oalas will eeu,is, Of DRY GOODS, tsutsbls -
the ,enson) CUTLERY, SHOES, BOOTS, Hate
CLOTHS, WATCHES, BOOKS. JEWELRY, DC. As.
All orders strictly sttcnicd and reflus prosnytif
speedily male. consgnneuts thankfully received.
CHARLES PHELPS
september IL ms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15

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SORTED. and holds out great Inducements
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15

O." The Albany Cry h'nh' aud the ses Yor.
Stair H'ok OF that city, have resumed the payment
of heir rotcs IN specie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15

kEs Ee2SS 20 .EfxE,
a good Assortment.
EE.YYS .f.V'E1 SHOES.
BLACK AND WHITE HATS,
LADIES' AND GENT LEMEN'S SHOES.
G 2" Grateful Tor the liberal patronage heiet flora
hrstowcd, | WOULD NOW, FOR THE LAST
TINE, solicit a call i,om my trends and the public
NJ. NJ. KERR,
Bank ;uars
November 20 sh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15

Jan, 8
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05

MoRE FoRGERIEs AND ISSUING OF CoUHTEaTsrr
NerEs-Once more we warn our friends and the
public in general against the vas, number Of counter
felt notes, ofvarous descriptions and amounts now in
circulation in this city and state mother and her
daughter hitherto considered irreproachabe IN their
character, and moving in most respectable cirsles)
were arrested on Saturday on charge of passing
counterfeit money grocer in Cherry street testi-
fed that at two several times they passed on him
counterfeit five dollar bills of the City Bank, and oil
the United States Bank. Again, we say, keep good
look out ahead. Some serious disclosures in coun-
terfeitng close at hand. About $4,000 in coun-
terfelts are af1oat.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05
Grand Tom Paine BAN.

On Friday evening last. the admirers of Thomas
Paine or Tom Paine, as he is now famllarly called
celebrated his birth day anniversary by giving bali
at Tammany Hall. On Tuesday they had a dinner
in fine style, the eatables and turntables furnished
by Sandy Wesh-the wit and philosophy furnished
by the philanthropists themselves, although Sandy
even in this article is not very scant. Having polite
y received ticket 10 the ball. went there abour ten
O'Clock to how the land lay, and worship their
pretty little dvinities. ! was astonished. The num-
Der Of handsome young girls, averaging from fifteen
TO twenty years OF age, asreally wonderful. They
dressed also with great nealness and grace, and
in dancing they actually far surpassed in grace any
corps of dancers al the theatres, or even at the
fashionable Broadway soir6es.
Among their delightful groups Of beauty, youth, and
plumpness, who should see but my old friend phil
osophic Ofiin, neat capital boot maker all the week.
and an original lecturer in philosophy at 6 cents
head on Sunday "Therc's nature" said the philo.
sopher. There were other chief priests scnbes and
pharisees among this pous religious sect called phi
lanthropsts One very respectable old gentleman
told me he the father Of sixteen sons and daugh.
ters and have no doubt whole cotillon was form.
ed out of his descendants alone He looked like
patriarch-and if had met him in the plains of Mann
re would have said to him "good morning father
Abraham" found also the manager of the place,
scientific young gentlemen, that once went with on
a water party excursion to New Brighton He bow
ed, smiled, and put into my hand the following PRO-
gramme Of their worship and religious ceremo-
nles:-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05

The seeds OF ruin to the mechanics interests. Others
eager to lay the the root OF this tree OF
vice, that encouraged such corrupt legislation. Mr.
Sibley directed the stcsrd Of his wrath against such
a monopoly. Mr. Mann thought the whole matter
proper enough, buff gentlemen insisted upon making
whale Of minnow, he gave them notice that he
would harpoon II, at the proper time, with ms own
personal liability amendment.
One gentleman was for applying the toMGhdiok at
once TO the obnoxious phrase while another propos-
ed TO knock it on the head with hatchet Mr.. Gull
yer got up and endeavored to rough the board that
was passing about the hall rapidly, to the manifest
danger of gentemens fingers. He applied his jack
plane with such success that in few moments every
splinter had disappeared. This did not satisfy Mr.
SiDley, plain as the operation was He plunged his
bayonet into the proposed grant with greater fury
than ever. Mr.. Hulburt took up his clerer and in
trying to decaplate the monster, missed his neck and
cut off his own big toe Mr.. G. W. Patterson pro-
posed to apply the keen of his argument to the
face of this troublesome paragraph. He succeeded
in shaving off the grizzly beard and the paragraph
passed in this shape ;-"their own machinery and
edge tools"
ing the whole days session Twenty-Five members
spoke upon the occasions Every farmer had some.
thing 10 say about the quality Of modern axes as
compared with those of old times After all, 1t was
dull and silly affair, 10 see l2S members discussing
andborng to death SO Unmportant subject, but
have endeavored TO make il as pointed as possible
Sharp and goodtempered as such debates generally
are, think the present days work adds (adze) but
little to the high character of our wing assembly for
wisdom. The statue that they had the fortune TO chi
sci out of the rough block brought in by the commit
tee who reported the bill will place our legislators
in the same rank that was occupied by the iustnous
Caneva.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
ship chsmpsin Richie, Liverpool, Booth Edgar Tusk
nah Sect M:Trs-srgs William TEL Fc,gs5 ssyannsh
ricks; Hope Retrieve lDan) -, Matanaas d II Robertson
ARRIVED.
Ship Norma Bartoa from Havana 18th ult to NJ TAYLOR
Le ship Crstova Colon hence 10TH and others
ported The NJ has experienced very heavy weather
Brig Mary Kemble Wooster, Newport "a hours ballast to
Brig Darien Buckley Darsn 10 days, cotton &c. tor NJ
Brig Flower Taylor Curacao Il days. skins and log
wood, TO Boenen Graves Co. Left schr SUSAN of Newport,
Brig George Hull Charleston days. with rice G. Bulk
and rice to G. BuIkey.
sshr Hudson Ryder Boston, days. with mdse, to S. H.
Victor. Baxter, Boston, days, with ndue, to s. w
schr. Tiger Munson, Gloucester. days, with fish, to
schr Mary, Day, Philadelphia days with md1e, to A.
sacp cSSa a. Lw
sloop Meridian. Denney, Bnsol r. l. 80 hours, ndze.
sisop Camilla, vester Providence SO hours, produce
sloop H. Miller, Manchester, Providence 80 hours, pro
SAILED sunday-shp Champlan, Richie, for Liver
BELow-Four briggs among the number, brig Darien,
from Darien, at anchor below the Narrows Also ship in
the ofing.
The Odessn Dewrf for MADEIRA made several Intellectual
prev. ntEd by the large elts of which drifting
round the harbor and In the yesterday with the wind
fresh from N. w.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Per ship rennsy lvanis
LvEasooI Dec. 25-Ar packet ship Independence Nye
New York Parthenen Thomas, Charleston ed Tire.
een, WILSON Savannah 26th ship Hebron Boson, z7hI MIN
rod. Charleston New Jersey, New York. eh Jan En-
for loading Liverpool Dec 25h John And for
Cha leon Tbos Taylor Apalachicola; Lord Stanley, New
Orleans Mary do; Roihschld, do.
UNITED STATES PORTS
New HAVEN Feb Arr brig Richard storer New Or
leans via New York slcop Empire, dol Albion ae Heroine
do: Ocean, do
NEwroRr, JAN 7e-An sloop Tecumseh Gould, New York
for Providence
HYAsss Jan 3-In port schr Friend, Basset New York
for Boston.
PoRTLaSp Jan so-A schr ST. Paul, Deer Island for New
York.
RICHMOND Jam 50 Arr schr Prmmer Jarvis, New York
CID schr Tell Hawkins, do 2th, schr Caroline Noros
dol Esd, Regulus Mills dol cid indicator, Rice, dol H.
Lawrence Townsend, do. =
LAcnIcoLA, Jan ls-Arr. Harriet Louisn, Paine New
York. -
ST. JosEpHs (Pa JAN ioArr schr Dolphin Ke mpt New
York; steamer Csroline New York, via Tampa Bay.
FRANKLIN (La Jan 2oArr schr Red Jacket, New York;
Feb s. schr Caroline Buckman, New York; CID Grecan
Stevens, DO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05

baltimore and Philadelphia and place these b..nces which
exist In bank paper interest," authorized by the Ia. AZ
the several states Of Maryland, Pesnsy and Mass.cbu
set II these balances they could by taking
this course law realize from 10 per the
besides compelling the reunding in specie.
WAGNER me wall sire ct banks will adopt such scheme as
that proposed by the financial clique of American
very doubtful IL would terrible hostility to New
York.
We have business letters OF the first authority from
Cha leson c., and Mobile giving an account or The new
and magnificent operations Of United States Bank in the
cotton marks OF ose regions At the dates agent
Mr. Bdde in Mobile had gone the purchased
large quantities OF cotton, paying for In the cid uncanceed
notes ofhe Bank In Charleston, similar operations were
performed northern und In these opera.
ons on the south has vibrsed nj
tmaie effects will not be realised for time general
y believed now that the United States an outstand
Ing crcaanon in uncanceed notes. Of principal
~ IN the southern and BY these roles Mr. Bid.
perform very advantageous operations in the
Market ni"and and In foreign exchanges Tire present state
OF currency and bank institutions highly favorable for
such bank as enjoys much confidence the United States
Bank, and besides managed with such ,ki are;,ness ana
Several OF the southern banks are also n
ceonbnt none Of them TO that extent that United States
Bank These very useful l. all The parties
concerned In the midst of the depreciation panic cxcie
and trouble ameng the other banks Mr. Be steers bs
"bg ship Pennsylvania" quietly through the a-taed waters
without altering tack sheet His bank paper ereev
seized the south, and al converted into species OF
hor-pays dspis-ahs again receiv
ed at TIE south 10 perform the operation has his
agents Charleston Mobile New Orleans avals himself
OF every taking place in the commercial world In
this business other banking institution compete v,th
him. because they have neither the sagacy GOODNESS brains
capital genius The Treasury bank vanly attempts to
py him, o' the Treasury Department authorised
10 issue notes, is nothing but banking institution About
49, 900 of Treasury only crcu aon-and
in Wall street the Five per actually et FER cent
below their face in specie when due
romp,e
eres engaged in the and inland exchange bun.s
view these operations of Mr. Bdde great jealousy and
ALARM But has he not perfect right hay while the
shines!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05

PR shin Norma from Havana, j. ~ Griffith w. NJ v.
Adams Manuel Trurio, Joaquin vers, Cbas. Brugisre "
ae Ferino jose Buslamenta, John kellogg John b Kech
Per brg soree from CbarestopL Elliot, W. W. Burnton
q. NJ Louler, r. Griffin.
1RTZfT0yS-HlvaNa-fer Ship Mona, iss sbls
Oranges ~ cs honey III bys 80 bags coffee pkes
ing apparel sbxs swcetmea505 bxs sugar do segar.4i
bales iobacco-i casci do dos esses-l do do egars
IN sugar "a 90 coaeeJ hrs sweemeats4 de bbs honey
case segsr-1 bx-lo pkgsl bs- do bbl-l bx-2 bsgs
coffee sbhs BIZ Specie bxs
d.9sI dol ao-2 bbIs fruit s6e sol hb four-i bag
speee bx-I2 bales 1880 segprs e bxs 10
and 10 brs segsrs order.
CHsRLrsTos-BrrG George Rice 1915 bushels, :. Moache-
csd-s do L. Enis-sbxs e. Moore-loo bbls, = Armstrong
do, Order.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05

ALBANY, feD. = 1888.
The tnck that referred to yesterday was success
fully played some years ago IN the case of one Mr.
Spencer, candidate for some state Office The Sen
ate was opposed 10 him. In Joint ballot of both
houses he would have been elected. The Senate, TO
avoid joining the House in the election scattered their
votes, so that they gave no candidate of their
nomination majority, VIZ. IL. They urged that as
they could not agree IN fixing upon candidate they
compelled TO Join the House in the election
Poor Spencer thereby cheated out Of his Office.
The radicals met last night to see il they could not
perform the same operation on the present OCCASION
THERE'S nothing in the Constitution or the laws that
compels the Senate 10 Join the House in election
I'LL the Senate shall have agreed upon candidate.
Al prssent there ~ administration senator's
servatIves included. BY casting 10 votes from any
one man they could get into the prcdcament above
named and thus defeat the accession OF Messrs. Hol
ley and Barstow to Office. Bat IL was determined not
TO nsk so dangerous q movement in the present cr-
cal condition Of the party. There was nothing to
gain by il but the mere appointmen, Of two inferior
offices Sothcy resolved 10 let the Wings hsve sop
| out Of the publcaish GanaIel Barsiow who pre-
ceded The present incumbent, Abraham Keyser, re-
sumes the old arm char as president of the Empire
State. TIE election takes place on Monday next, the
\ 9th day Of February.
In Senate, Mr.. verpank brought in his bill TO re-
peal the restraining law and to authorize Private
Banking. II has been sent to a select committee =
You will see il in the papers. ] look upsn il AZ
mere tab thrown out TO amuse the Locofoco whale
The latter animal has been Of late making such fun
Gus plunges against the banks Of the in which il
rolls alb ut its huge carcass, that became necessary
TO divert its attention.
Mr.. verplank spoke today again on the small note
bill Col. Young follows him tomorrow for the fifth
| time.
An amusing debate was had today in the House, up
the motion to strike the words ledge eols' in
the first section ofa bill incorporate the Napanoch
Manufacturing Company in Ulster County. The bill
proposes to incorporate them for the purpose Of man
ufacturing cotton and wolcn goods, edge tools and
| any other iron or steel ,care.
Be fierce became the debate al one time that the
members came near 10 drawing knires This dispo.
siton went far 10 opgur a feeling OF hostility ia
works OF industry. Some said they sac in the bill
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05
Air." Biss Bell, Of Scotland"

~ BfW DIN " NtptISHH
Oh vhe re- and oh where have the famous yowle ronel
Can sny body say where bsve the !" Jovlers" gone
I've sought the m all about, and cssrot fAd them out
But something whispers that they have all "gone 10 pot
Oh share and Oh where are the re~dy "yowiers now
wb~ Nod IN Iauorxev t they like Dsvids r.
On one has gone tn Texas the rest remain bebtsd;
Thew We no suppers because they cant raise the
wind"
Oh when and Oh wbenl will the Jewlers, cosgrerste ?!
Their pace ID vacant now, and their roon' y dssolae
The eub Il .vokep up and they eat "by rule,
And they oay nip guz,es when they take 10 playing
pool"
On What falling Ell " here famous Jowler crew.
Whose p,,o slvsys used drsk I'll all blue ~
And times and onds just guess, are blue ensush with
30 o" must wait tor better times eye fsmous Jowler crew
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05

Ar MADAME CARADoRI Milan, Segs yer rs ,s 70
her friends and the public o. New forh ihsts
sst nreyious departure Tor PhiladepheD will
tsse Mace =, The CITY HOTEL, on wednesday evening
pert, Feb 7. ..,.-..-,-.,--...-..,.
Tickets Sito be had At the principal Music the
Cv Motel Carvilfs boohsore broadNsy, hnu usies
News Room, wsl street iSiV
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05

II The merchants are very much pleased with
their new apartments in the Exchange. Today they
meet at one o'clock hear the report of the commit
tee appointed to select the best hour to meet daily II
is said they will report from one to two O'Clock as
Change hour II is probable this will pass.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05

n EkEAL DISEASES, GONOkkHEA, '.t's, &c- &c.,
these whose require that hey obtain
(which may be had IL wished or Is fitted in he lid OF
little chest exceedingly convenien, travelling and which
and speedy cure Of these complaints.
ori to ali who are interested IL the Subject Il beers by as
scrbing what really and what venera disease There
but persciv isnocen Now these by uspnciped
gen are always called veneria The evident and
often ruined il h. health spirits TG. iite volume
distinct ssea.esre incuded viz veners disease. properly
called and 6hoporhes, called s..s Il Of great i'm
irea,men, proper the Injurious o,her
does &c: n
s"es % 70 ng~ sn se n Is well :. Ss abuse
mercury absolutely useless hurful, yet ether
bard there circumstance. IN which sb'outey needed
Moreover In the authors practice and usder the drec
ineiy mild and eicacous remedy The next ehapor treats
OF Ghoasrbea THE disorder attended with runnrgJ and
euences Of sownT Gbsnshes to continue on oq m month
month unea,e such .s,'. ',rssre NC Then follows
plan and int resting for Is IN this form dis sse 10 which
sons Cor asses who pretend 70 cue, With boz o. p or
bottle OF drops. while knows that all the ply
ssy thing which 30 much battles the ignorant, or is 50 horrible
rs mss The ~ Es.srs
re naming chapters are on these ohcr lsr Of yeners
sexes &c refer 10 every that pcs
sby arse y any stage OF this complaint eysn from rs first
he own that here form veneres disease wschesso
dormen In the constitution show itself ~ other
than Its effects poseritv The ri all these how
ever abuadsniy plain and efcseous bav-
ing this e chest Fl medcipe complete undertake his
wih perfect safety and success
The price ~ the chest ofmedcne &e e2 the book alone
IL a. rwsriedt any pau ofthe world.
Letters In consultation for the chest to be addressed to
Nh, author, DR. RALPH, 70 Courtlsndt street. N. ".
r. ~ Since publishing this little book the suther has been
consulted Distressed and ruined constitutions,
(chisfy rom trusting certain description Of advertising
pcople thathe has seer proper TO devote portion OF his
time consuitsters There diseases
affect The mrd than those o the male female nor
Is there any which call for grester ecmbnson ~ nsgry
Of character with skill and experience In the person Consulted
them For the satisfaction uf strangers COMING TO this city
therefore, or those waa write from distance NJ dfeirs
proper here 10 STATE that he graduate OF the urversy
of Edns ureh Member of the ROYAL College Of surgeons
Landon and author Of work expressly these diseases
Also that he letters from the eminent
eans IN Europe n The most eminent IN Amercr la Vt hot
~ Now yerN, and Dr. fhysck Of PhisdelphsD wnMh ne
will he happy ~ show n who wishes w. t'.in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05

BALLs.-Tomorrow n ght is the English Widows
Ball at Nblo's-on Wednesday the Young Mems
Association Ball-and on Thursday the Water Witch
Boat Club Ball both the latter at Concert Hall.
Enough for one week. shall 90 the whole
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05

rr Read the advertisement for Public Meeting
nj the National Hail. in Canal street,. Read it and
remember it-remember It and 60 there-go there
and take with you your friends. Do ysu want
good small bills or bad onesl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05

The managers were exceedingly polite and atten-
tive. About II o'clock we adjourned to the supper
room and had coffee, turkey, ham, and several
glasses of champagne. Az was passing round the
tables lively little GIRL with beautiful auburn hair
looked up "my eyes r she exclaimed, there's Ben.
nett-we'll all be in the Herald" Afterwards OBJ
served her on the floor dancing all the evening, and
very graceful dancer she was.
The costumes OF the young ladies were generally
neat, tasteful and pretty. What the gentlemen had
on don't know, for never look at their apparel
The bail conducted with great ProPnety and de-
corum, and the enjoymentcf the company seemed con-
tagous. Al one end Of the room was portrait Of
Philesophic Of6n hung sP, at another this motto
"to do good is our religion"
This clique of good society is formed Of queer
set of fellows. Their notions religion are peculiar.
OF the mysteries OF christianity they believe about as
much as the Hebrews or the Unitarians. Indeed,
many Of the opinions of Mr.. Ofhn are identical with
those OF DIR. Charming Of Boston. When they first
started on their hook in this city, they could get
few ladies to grace their balls Now they crowd
ed with real and genuine youth and beauty. Their
aim is unite their religious pecalianties with social
lfe and thus pave The way fer universal tolerance
Of opinion. They seem to be going ahead rapidly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05

on william Donaldson Greetham Of Baltimore Rachael
Amelia wls,os daughter ofthe Rev. Ralph wilssn Of the
former place.
Thursday the 2sh ut, in Augusta by the Rev. Mr. HoI
man. Mr.. Stephen r. Wright, of Montgomery Ala. TO Miss
Catharae H. Allen, Of this city.