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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

VIE Philadelphia, Wilmington ;tu.
j Baltimore Rail Etond COMPANY.

VIE Philadelphia, Wilmington ;tu.
i Baltimore Kali k0nd Company,
beg leave to announce 10 the public, the following
arrangement 10, thrt Passenger Cafs:
Tho FIRST rR Mn leaves the Depot in prat
Street, DAILY, Except Sandays) At O'Clock, \.
NJ, and arrives III Philadelphia before O'Clock,
which allows Passengers -four to five houls III that
CITY, brloIc the tais start ior n. \ orh.
The early arrival of tins Tram n Philadelphia,
(Which generally and dhaij 10 hro hours bcto
any otter Lnc) glvrs Passengers great advantages III
securing accommodations at the principal Hotels
aud Boarding Houses, without suffering tho neon
ycncncr often experienced, III looking about ion
lodging consequence Of late arrival by Other con
vcynnce.
TIE SECOND TRAIN. carrying the L.
STATES NAIL. leaves the Depot, Pratt Sheet,
taller the arrival of the Cars from Washington q
nD DAILY, at half past Nine O'clock a. NJ. aud
passing through Canton, GunpowdeG Bush, llVre-
de Grace, North East Elkton Newark, Staunton,
Newport Wilmington. and Chester, arrives III Phll-
adcpha Also airayS III time take The evening Cans
to New York.
a. BY Mis 1rain Passengers tearing Ii'asliHg
tom city IN he morning, reach Nc0 lo'h lie same
nigH
This Train also affords Passengers arriving IN the
Boats from Charleston and Norfolk the oppo tunlty
oiicdching New \ ork the same evening.
Fare by either Train, EOM Dollars.
- The regulation adopted by tins Company lot
the care OF baggage, meets with universal approba.
ton relieves the passengers OF all trouble
laon 10 II.
- The Cars for the accommodation of Ladies
aud Children, ale provided with retiring rooms aud
attended by female servants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

"PassaeeS from me Life Of a Great Salesman
Under this caption an able writer in the Columbia
Telescope traces Mr.. Calhouns Course ON the Ma
,ional Bank question, from February, 1871, when,
on his motion, the committee OF ways and means
"were instructed To enquire into the expedicncy OF
establishing National Bank" down TO September,
1887, when, having just deserted his " late allies
he said, = belong to the State Rights party which.
AT all times, from the beginning of the Government
40 this day, has been opposed TO such an institution,
rs unconstitutional, nexpcdieut and dangerous
On the 2Sth of October, 1911 the II. of X. by
vote OF % to 81, declared that it was expedent TO
establish National Bank MI. Calhoun voting with
the majority-and when Mr.. Copton of Va. called
upon gentlemen in favour Of the proposition to show
an what part of the constitution was contained the
,owcr to establish National Ban!,,' Mr.. Calhoun,
who asserts that he has aiteays believed it to be
unconstitutional, was silent. Was he not then under
Inc solemn obligation Of an oaIlto support the
slitution! We need not say in What dilemma his
vote upon that occasion places him. well as his sub
scquent votes the subject. 1t is dilemma
which no man who properly estimates The sancty
OF an oath would desire to occupy.
Again: Some of Mr. Cahoun's mouth pieces AZ
now go fora Bank with fifty millions capital. What
will the reader say, when he learns, that the bill
heugh forward in 1871, proposed Bank with fifty
,nllions capital, and that Mr.. Lowndes proposed to
reduce it TO thrty-fve millions, which Mr.. Calhoun
opposcd wiM much .cal,' $50 say the papers Of that
day) and that the motion was lost!
Again: Mr.. Calhoun processes always to have
had great horror OF unsound banking establishments
and indeed lie has already, in his zeal for bard
money. overshatou ed even the great Miss Sten-
Tor. And yet in November, 1911, he proposed thl
The capital ms fifty million bank should be oac-te0H
Specie and ninc-tcadS Treasury notes! And here
TOO, seems lie was advocate Of loanln. Gov
erumeut credt' TO the Bank, in the most direct and
sncguiyocal form--though he deems ii so mon
slrously erroneous to do the same hng, c,en 10 the
extent of taking the of Banks in payment Of
public dues
And on, from that time, until the Bank was
chartered in 1916, Mr.. Calhoun the Ajax Tcla-
mon OF the Bank party, always ready with his seven
fold shield TO resist the assaults OF It's enemies! And
now, lorsooth, he denounces the Bank unconsiitu
iiona in its character and monarcica III lis tenden
cies. If this be true, What shall be said OF him who
was SO long its advocate!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

cut than the Minor, aud not one exhibits a tthc
oil It's typographical ncancss aud beauty, aud ol clio
sanee III It's pictorial embellishments. We rclel
the reader TO the prospectus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

Z" We would respectfully ask the attention of
the powers that be, aud their parizans to the com
plcxon OF the toass in this placc--Ouly one deci-
svey in favour OF the administrations at both dinners
where formerly they fell as thick hail. This is IA
sign of ominous import.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

" The Jackson " Misslssippian' Of the 18th ut
SAYS" The planters complain much of the prospect
of the present crop. 1t is conjecture 1t will
not be more than wo-lhirds AS large rs usual
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09
.S'OYECE.

A LII PERSONS indebted TO the subscriber on
/ u open account, for Medical services otherwise,
are hereby informed, that have put the same into
the hands OF Ro. l.. Coleman for collection. In adopt
ing this method regard is had more to convenience
aud ecouomy than wish to cocrce payment.
j. POWELL.
Amherst G. H. July 9 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

Louistana.-The election for Governor, members
of the State Legislature, and members of Congress
took place in Louisiana Monday LAST We may
expect returns in a few DAYS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

~ Capt Pearson, who was blown into the sea b,
the explosion oil the Pulaski, in recent com,nuni
cation on the subject, says" When the explosion
took place, experienced rather pleasant sensa-
ton, as though were dreaming that | was living
IN the air was awakened b, falling my back
IN the water, surrounded by the fragments of ny
room" lie thinks that he SWAN, VITA the assistance
Of a board, abootthlee quarters Of an hour, betorc
he reached the wreck.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

HafHc.-Thc Conservatives of Maine are about to
take the field on their own hook. They declare
themselves utterly opposed to Mr.. Fairfield, the eau
dldatc OF the Loco Focos for Governor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

o. SO far as Georgia is concerned, the Chcro-
hccsarc all removed, and preparations making
for discharging the militia called into service to and
IN the work of plumber.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09
NlAIsaesAt.Ii.

Married on Tuesday the Sd inst b, the Rev. VIM
:. Reld, al the residence OF Mr.. Stephen Cronin,
Mr.. JANIS i, MorL,ch, to Miss MANY JANE Mac
MY, both oil Campbell County.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09
AIR. JEFFERSON AND MIR. CLAY.

We are indebted TO the Maysylile Wing Tor ex-
bun,ing The subjoined letter OF the venerable Sage
# Monticello, and giving it 10 the public-though
49,. ,e,r mat Tho. j. Randolph, Esq. might have
.o,,ehed HercaiaHeum for months without discov-
,,,nr il. Such testimony from the Author OF the
noe,,ation of Independence, aud the Father of the
firm, Democratic Parry, will not be lightly regarded.
MoSrieELLo, May 25th, ls23.
"You ask NV opinion OF The merits Of Henry
CLAY and his policy for ihe protection oil domestic
industry and manufactures these are questions
,,hch / feel some dclicacy about answering, first,
becanse Mr. Clay is now candidate for the Pres
Jeucy; and secondly, | never yet fully understood
m what ends his policy extends; and although will
advance my opinion relative to the questions YOU put
toue. must beg that you will not al tins Juncture
Give nv views TO the public through the press. As
for AIR Clay consider him to be one n He most tai
,pfed and brilliant men ami statesmen, that tie c0aa
try has erer prodaced aud should | live many years
longer hope to see him hold The place OF chiet ex-
ecutiye of the American republic. His career, thus
far in life. has been of glory, aud lie las
achieved that for his country whilst engaged III her
cause, which would ornament the brightest place III
the cscucheon Of til. mos, favored statesman IN any
age or nation.
I say thus much in reply TO your nterrog atories,
put, as | said before, do not wish to have my
marks gwen To the press, for the smple reason that
tins country is involved in political excitement, IN
which am not disposed to take part, as have Iong
,ncc resolved not TO take part III the politics OF the
times. My wrist, which Is quite lame, adnionshes
me TO discontinue this TASTY note. With assurance
al the most perfect respect, am your obliged fellow
citizen, TIIOS. JEFFERSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

o. The Philadelphia Herald thinks that th'
Banks of that city will resume specie payments ii
a few days.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09
Pu,srgc from Richmond TO Baltimore
THREE Y'I.HEs II WEEK.

man. or Thomas jefferson, Capt. Henderson,
will leave Richmond every Sunday, "Wednesday, add
Friday morning on or after Friday The 27h inst and
put passengers on board the splendid Steam ,os Ara
bana, Capt. Sutton OF Kentucky, Capt iio'mes' Tue
same afternoon; & from the speed OF these Doats heS
wiawavs arrive in Baltimore III time both 10 take e
Boat ar Rail. Road Cars to Philide pima. For com
fort safety and speed, this route Is uneq"a''ea.
Passage and fare through to Baltimore ai'et the = III
inst. Nine Dollars being less than b, any other
,oute. JAMES FERGUSON, agent,
Maryland, and Virginia = Is. Go.
Baltimore, April 80, ISIS ~ W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

lcsdcs 4 great number oi $50, 500, &c. AG.
Nhole Tickets Slo-llalvcs ST, quarters 4 %.
For sale III great variety OF choice numbers, At
fAIlO1eS LUCKY OFFICE.
- Orders from the country, accompanied with
the ash OF nrlHc Tickets, tor Tickets III any Nn-
gina Sshcme dIamnhy - ). Gregory y 60. Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied aud Exchange On
the most liberal telms effected addressing letters
(posr pald) To MELNlLlE TALBOT,
fAfa,ht4rg, a..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

u The Steam packet Sirius sailed nom New
l otk iof England on the 3Oth ult.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

RANKING Pfiriicgc.-The abuse of the ranking
privilege IN this country, though very great, is no
thing, it seems, compared with similar abuses IN
England We have head, here, ol Shirts dresses
books, &c, being lrunkcd home by members of Con
grcss but London periodical tells us thai in that
country launches of vcnison are known to have been
ranked and that, on one occasion, forte piano WAS
ranked, by Que entitled TO the privilege, to fan
cousin IN the country. We shall doubtless, however,
get to this after awhile. 1t is not our character to
permit ourselves to be outstrpped by neshbors
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

SouHt Caroliaa.-The Columbia Telescope informs
us that the SubTreasu'y scheme is opposed in that
State by almost every man of eminent talent, both of
the Modification and Union parties Gen. Ilaync,
Mr.. McDuihe, Mr.. Preston, Mr. Chcves, Gov. But
Ter, Judge Butler, DIR. Cooper Mr.. Player Mf.
McCord, &c. among the former; and Mr. Legafe,
Mr.. Petigru. Judge Johnson, &c. among the latter
Ii adds" Mr.. Calhoun has indeed carried the Lc-
sislature, but IT is now PLAN enough that he has not
carried the people, and gentlemen have yet To reap
the reward of coming the wlim of their own brains
into the will of ihcir constituents"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

Increase Of The -irmy-The bill authorizing an
increase of the Army OF the United States has passed
both Houses of Congress; and, ii an ENccu-
tive recommendation, there can be no doubt that il
has received the Presidents signature, aud that ii
is law of the land. The total increase directed
by this bill is 4 500 rank and fe-a30 Artillery and
800 Infantry. The additional officers are 4 Colo
nels, 6 Lieutenant Colonies, 3 Majors 81 Captains
~ Ileutenants total loo. From the number
UG6) are to be deducted 40 Leutcnants trans
icred from the Artillery 10 the Ordnance, which
makes the actual increased number of officers only
1876. The nome commissioned officers and privates
is somewhat increased.
We differ i'll opinion with many of our Wing
friends in relation to this measure. We entertain
decided rcpugnancc to large standing armies in time
Of peace; but economy well as patriotism Dictates
we think, that army should be sufficiently nu-
mefous to maintain arespcotablc force on gu: ilon-
tiers, particularly in the West, without completely
abandoning the forts the Atlantic scaboald. If,
when the present army organized, its number
was not too large surely the extension OF our nhab
Seis reasonably unprecedented from the concentration
OF large masses of hostile Indians on the borders of
Arkansas ADD Missouri to say nothing OF Tie lower
lne aspect OF our foreign relations, now demand an
augmentation of that number, at least to the extent
provided by the law just passed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

rJ' The Washington CORES pondent of the New
York Gazette informs us that -" Mr.. Van Buren, re-
celved the intelligence OF the defeat of his Sub
Treasury scheme with great surprise and consieina-
hon He expressed himself in the strongest Ian
suage against the Conservatives" BY the way the
Conservatives generay -thelc some gallant ex-
ceptions, howeyer-are the tamcst set of gentlemen
,ha, we have ever seen. They are abused, dcnoun
ccd, eered, and almost kicked; andye they not
" still claim to be members OF the great Democratic
brotherhood by whom they are thus insultcd aad
outraged, but absolutely exhibit not the slightest
~ Of resentment towards their assailants. In
+ ia, we do not doubt that fto-morrow election
were to be held, many Of these meek gentlemen
would actually go to the polls and vote for man who
had abused them the day before, and who would re-
new his abuse the day after Look, for example, at
the Richmond Enquirer-who, in the same breath
IN which rejoces at the defeat of the Sub Treasu
~ bill, adds that 1t cannot exult over its brethren!
And what are these brethren" the meanwhile do
Ing !? What, hut attrbutng all their disasters to
The ,Ifiid policy of the Enquirer ITSELF and denounc
ing it as obstinate and mischleyous OPP
ronent OF the administration" than the Wings them
selves. They have read the Enquirer out Of church
adozen times-yc: that paper, with torbearance
which would be highly credable to its meeknoss ii
sprang from a different motive returns love for
blows and aflirms hat it will not be driven from the
great Democratic temple even though ii disapprove
ol Democratic mcas,rcs-that, if they will not per-
mutt worship at the altar it will lnger in its outer
courts until such time its penence shall cntitc
hagan to full communion, Such is the bastard
policy of the seli-syed Spartan phalanX!
Trick ofMe Globc.-Nr. Crockett, member of
The House Of Representatives from Tennessee IA
son OF the celebrated David Crockett) recently
posed trick OF which the Washington Globe was
guilty al the commencement of tho present session
oCongress The President, it will be recollccted,
refused to permit the printer o.! the House any
Other Editor 10 have copy of his Message, under
e ordinary injuncons ofsecrecy, and enstrusted it
''one TO his official +. p. Blair, doubtless for the
purpose of throwing additional patronage in the way
u mat concern. The consequence was that the
"ehoe's OF Congress, WHO wished to send early co
PIES oil the Message 10 their constituents, were com
f''eu to buy them from Blair. Mr.. Crockett says
"' lie ordered between two and three hundred, ant
were semitic him already developed. After ht
"-N sen' away all but two or three he opened one
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

'hen' and he discovered Il prospectus for lie Eiira
GLOBE sinuggled in ii! Thus tsays MI CrocR.
ett.) bya gross fraud upon the Government" (which
was cheated of its legal postage by this trick of Nj
an Burcns pet ptlnter,) land a base imposition
upon me, WAS made to frank 10 my constituents fo,
aush' know, some Two OF three hundred prospect
uses iof the Extra Globe lspoke OF to several
gentlemen, who informed thai the same trick bad
been played OFF upon them. Now. Sir, (said Mr..
CD Gun any man believe that wretch who Is cap,.
Bile oil such SNUG Cling, fraud and ueachcrv as
this, IN small matters, would not be capable OF
any crime, no matter how Infamous II he thohght
he could escape detection aud punishment, -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

~ The proceedings at Campbell court house
and at the Spout Spring on our late National Ami
vcrsary have been received aud shall appear in our
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09
q, w. HUMPHREYS,
4 m, II q ~ ID II Wits T..

nFFERS his services, IN The various depart
~ ments Of his profession, TO the citizens OF
Lynchburg aud its vicinity. lie extracts teeth on
the easy and eihcacious mode discovered by DR..
Caldwell.
/ may be consulted at the residence OF Mrs.
Sarah SchoolGed.
July9 WIS"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

Geoer"Pi'ed rote.-Tahng the country by sec
TONS, the vote the Sub Treasury bill stand, inns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

VIRGIN AT rules loldruiu the Clerks Office of the
Ciruit superior Cour ol Inv aud Chaueery, FOR the
County Of Charlotte, JulY the ID, 1888.
John ". Deshp2ef Administrator OF John i, burgess IL
dsed vino wusa4sieare OF " illfnsou Burgess, Plaintiff
against
Sterling Mepcarman, and Robert Morton and Thomas
pueh, administrators OF Thomas Mciearnah dec d. Dots
Is CHANCERY.
Tho lrteulnnt Stenr Nc Deprman not having entered
4 according the Act of Assembly and the rules
of this CONT and tappeafns the satisfaction a the Count
that lac j. not an niaunl this state :On the motion OF
the plaintiff 10y Counsel is ordered that the said deendan
do appear bcOr the judge Of The said Court ut the Court
ho9r Of M si County the first day OF the next term, and
enter biz appearance aud answer the pinnas bill and that
copy OF I be inserted newspaper publi.ed IA
The Town ui snchburg, mouths sueotsslNei9 aud
no at tlc front duar Of th Courthouse oftc said County
A Cops-Ieeic,
WINSTON ROBINSON, elk.
rnly wlni
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$PAENESlD LOTTERIES.
TO Esg. DR.sU.v JgssS Tf'BEFa,
eirsinia Sf1ge Eofif3.y,

For the benefit OF the Town of Wheeling.
CLASS No. !, For 1898,
To be 2r,ea at iieraai,ia, on Saturday, He I'm If
Jaiy 1885, The DfdctBe fectite3 at dtiS 0Dce
ON JurN1tu he IN iHH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09
30, COG CAPITAL.

: VV'VVV
The official list ot the drawing OF the Grand Mo
mongolia Lottery, $4,000 Capital l'tha and ~ Pil
Ars OF II 900, will he received.
TR-NOssgsOW
At. o'clock, +. N. few cho,cc numbers may ycr
be had 1T TALBprS. LUCKY OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

XrIRGINIA-At rules holden in the Clerks Office oftho
Circuit superior Count of Law and Chaneery, for tue
County of Charlotte, July the I'd, 1888
Matthew Il. NnWlm and Bryan w: Newln, merchants
Nowln pits.
against
Sterling McDearnan and Robert Morton and Thomas
Pugh, Administrators Of Thomas McDcArah dec d. des
IL CuANCERY.
The defendant Sterling Mceaan having entered his
anpearnnr according the OF Assembly aud the rules OF
I'M, Court appearing the satisfaction oil the Court
,hn he not nabtant OF this State the motion nto
punts by counseit is ordered that the said defendant do
ppcnr betIro judge Of the said Court, t Courthouse
81 Inc said County, The first day Of the next eF ana GU
Ter his appearance, and the plaintiffs ILL., aud tina,
cov of this inserted in newspaper published
in the Town OF l., uchhuIg raons slccesslsel and
posted at the ua doo the Courthouse OF the said teun
~ \ copy -. ss lt,,. mr., ,,rs,,,>,z -.
| N2i
50 EOss BENT,
| N,n TIE Store under the Nirsiuan Ollee,-
| -.--4A- Apply at this Office.
Februy ~ tsh
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l. MALE SCHOOL,
f.v,fth va.

n'ItE EXERCISES ii the subsc,her's School
Tor louNG IAniis will be resumed ON the Isl
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REVIEW
or TIE LS.SfSFEsE re- .H.fKGE7'
Corrected by GfolcO1anbc "a Oicy,
EMISSION MERCHANTS.

Inspected The past week 800 hhds. Tobacco Tie
breaks are getting smaller; no change IN prices Ion
, f.,y
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J une Q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

M % N r. Y NJ "A A. n n r..


E1changeon England opened Saturday 6i the closing
Of the previous packet day and Immediately advanced
10 G. On Of the stormy weather however but
small Of business transacted The Western net
sailing until 2ocIock this day. the buk Of the bunehs seea
done this morning Holders very firm G, al This se-
demands caused by the desire Of rsrer avail Them
selves cnvsyance, and increased by the fact
that large Of the bank dividends about TO be paid
over, be re nit,ed TO England.
On France no variation from last packet dsy-G53
ASH.
Inland exchange has somewhat improved today Our cor
respondent Mobile 18th u says EXCL ange offered
2, per premium, and therefore checks sight Mr
Bdde agents here have again bees large purehae Of cot
this They have akep several vessels and others
expected under charter This may hriue up the cotton
market this article Least per high pee-
pie prefer chskson New York q % cent
premium, at a. 10 days sight
The sales al the stock erehaags have very linked bus
prices generally 6rmi ssgh advance some descrp
hes been felt Phear Bank per cspt; Dssware
mason advanced per cent Am Life Trust, Mohawk
showed advance OF cent the close Of Saturday
Money has been plenty In Wall this day. Large
s~ounu Of gold have been deposited with the banks
stsfrn'~f Of tie condition, part, ere Bs~ts @ Mcis~s IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

The following persons csmpsse the fxr~ iHs
during the political vasAsng day at the Custom
House. We have been put to some trouble in getting
list. As far as il goes we can guarantee l's cor
rec,ness We can alss inform our worthy new Col
lector that he ought 10 have more polite set OF
clerks in the Surveyors Once; il makes no difference
to iim how we got this "list-al we have to say 10
in the language of Sam Weller, that that's very
accommodating and very well informant man,
what was ence in that establishment but now one
of the outs. We put them in rotation according 70
their different grades.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

CHATHAM STREET LlBRARY.-Hen d Jemmy-the
brothers Langley-re- open their store tomorrow.
Excellent boys, both of,hem; they have handsome
store-good books and very cheap. They have done
well-they'I do better-they follow the footsteps Of
the Herald, and do business on the cash system
Go ahead, Jemmy-gct married Hen land you'll
make money like dirt. Girls-they have the largest
and best selected circulating library in the city
Jenny has fine taste for bookseller loves Han
del and Haydn and somebody else. Silence
subscribe TO the library.