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

On Sunday 4h ins Mr. wm H. Dodge in the 9Th year OF
his age.
Ms friends and acquaintances. and those Of his unces,
Messrs John Dodge Levy Dodge vii lam and Isaac Dodge
respectfully nvved attend his snera this Morning at
10 O'clock from his late residence, rs James, =
At Brooklyn, Saturday, Sd inst ser severe Illness Nd
gar Smith, of Henry and Emene Hudson aged years
and months
On Saturday Sd Instant after lingering illness Elizabeth,
rec Of the late Benjamin Mott in the seth year OF her age
Same day, Henry Lnherger, 4th son OF Edward D. west
aged II months. 1914
The friends of the family invited TO attend his funeral
tins MONDAY afternoon at half past O'clock from l4hsreei
between 9Th and 9th -
On Friday evening I'd instant, James Mar, Sen aged 6S
The relatives and friends of the family invited 10 attend
bis funeral this Monday Afternoon at half past three O'clock
from the residence of his James Mlar r so Carnine ST.
of Bedford.
Same day. Sarah Mead wife Of Norman Mead in the SD
year OF her age.
Same day. Elizabeth Saughe Robert and Rebecca Martin
aged years and 9th months. :
Same day, Francis MCaughey aged Is months
On Thursday, LIST inst Mrs. Ann Fisher, widow OF Richard
Fisher, aged 70 years
Morrsown 26lh ult Gualdo of Henry A. Ford ESD
At Lockpoct Niagara 26th ult after short illness, Ii
II. 4. Spoor u. s. army.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05

ERENCR LANGUAGE-ORAL sns $3.50 ~
from eight I'M nine o,cl.cs every TUESDAY THURSDAY
ssd SATURDAY. Gentlemen who wish " JOIN arc reques,-
rs az youN MANEsEA, % Reed street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05

II The Express Mail has ceased between New
York and Washington. Well done Anosi Go |,
again.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05
A PRIVATE TREATISE, &C. on VEN-
n EREAL DISEASES, GONORRHEA '.ss-s DC kc

WANTED-Abe boy to run OF errands Apply at this Of
w fee Immediately. f5
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05

hbing the issue of Small Bills requested IL meet ar he
TUESDAY EVENING, February 6lh at clock pre-
esely. fN
Jas Harriet, M Thompson,
Batchelor Richara Nelson,
Daul M Wiaant John NJ Winant
Ans.in Requa, Adolphus winan
Luther Macy Oliver Favn,
John Randolph. Isaac j Berdan,
John van beuren, Augs CammeycT,
Bosch, Ira Camrhell
Jas Miller Sami Al,hause,
Absha Smith, Alex Lawrence
John Num- j SEmerson,
ociayius Rogers, John A Bunting
Jas Alsre, JRwal,er "
Joseph $ Facoasr, Lockwood
Jeseph r echer, Corns Mclean
Robt Smith, Dan KENNY
Edmund shotwel, Jas Foster,
Horace Besls, Wentworth
Thos NJ Burney, Joseph N Rorrus
Edward Gray, Basal II r Smith,
sylvanusS Ware, VIM Hurry,
John Engold, Lorenzo Noses
Thos CruDe, &C Jacebus
Abel sioeskI, Elias Dickson,
Waller Bohner A Alderman,
Jas ROBINSON Danl VConnor,
Jas Monay, Bepj BirdsalI,
John Dodd. Amos Woodruff,
Horace Butler. o isBallard
Edmund Hurry. + q stacy
Forsyth I.abagb. Geo Smith,
John De Lamaled, Benne,
IIrah Davies T. Comberrou,
WIN. r. shipman, George j. Price.
yo'eph Rogers Tbes NJ. Burney,
Sumaer Naylor, Joseph Mutt,
Isasc Mix. Jr, john Sinclair
William Post,J Obad Newcoube, Jr,
John MIean, william Scott,
John g Rohr, John A. Harriet,
q. H. Sims, George Kitching,
Ferry yewer, Thomas Csrney
John ~ Mead, Joseph Curtis
Edward Black, Samuel smih.
Cornelius johnson, William Wills
Job s. Black, r. NJ CIellap
Geo. W. Ribiet, w Neuriss
Joseph Craig, WIN. Navlor,
sylvester d. Jsnes VIM. NJ. Kemms,
RR Ihregner,on, WIN. M ormck,
John Miller. Henry 3. Cock,
Andrew veitch, wn Tucker fS2t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05
Sales at the Stock Exchange.

Important Meeting OF the Mechanics.
II The Mechanics Fellow Citizens generaIIv
without distinction of party opposed TO the SubTreasuYy
scheme and in favor OF the uncondoa repeal Of Act pro-
hbng the Issue of Small Bills, requested meet Al The
NATION AL HAUL, in Canal street. east of Broadway on
TUESDAY EVENING, February 9th, O clock pre-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05

Custom HousE.-Mr. Hoyt takes Office on the 4,h
Of mex, month. There are 1000 applicants for Office
already FOR s said that he means to make general
sweep Of the present incumbents All the Offices in
his gift only abou, 100 and by the month Of April
the applicants will reach 5000 mot 1900 souls. This
great avIdity for Office arises from the revelation in
trade and the stagna,ion in every kind Of business.
IL is further said that Mr.. II. intends to keep all the
applicants feeding on hope
Keeping The werd Of promise 70 the ear"
until after the charter elections. A very ingenious
piece Of policy About 1900 applicants, all expecting
Office II so disposed, can turn an election. Mr.. III.
IL genius.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05

TnE Halls OF JusTIoR in Centre street. on the
site OF the old Arsenal are now nearly completed. On
Saturday last we paid this splendid structure visit
Mr.. Wilson, the builder, very politely showed the
whole interior of the building II is perfectly unique.
There is nothing to be compared 10 its richness,
strength and magnihcenec IN this country. The
style Of architecture is Egyptian throughout with oil
iis singular and mysterious ornaments, gyphs, and
emblems carved on eternal granite.
The entrance il from Centre street, through a
magnificent vestbule, composed Of SIX or eight mas
sive Egyptian granite columns The building COM
prises apartments for the Court of Sessions Police
and all the institutions Of justice connected with the
city The cells arc most admirably adapted for pri-
ssners in point of air, ventilation and security. We
threaded all the avenues dark passages, subteane-
with polite conductor and during the
progress, could not help thinking Of the extensive
monasteries and castles Of the cid world.
The architect Of this splendid building is Havand
OF Philadelphia. II is arched in all ,s principal posi-
tons and entirely fire proof There is only another
pablo building in this country modelled in this style.
Centre street, when the opening and grading shall
have been finished will be one OF the fnss, thorough
fares in the city.
The name of the Halls Of Justice is in bad taste.
The building should be called the CoLLrcr and thus
retain the old connected with the locality
Its magnificent grand and imposing style ts high
gloomy wall-its dark, awful vestbule, it's sngula
entablarcs and ornaments will make the heart of IN,
thief and pickpocket quail he passes along Centre
street. and casts his eye upwards on It's big bold
broad linesmens, frownins upon him. II is thus tina
a style Of architecture may become a great elemen
in our social system, and awe the very mind by il
silent but eloquent grandeur
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05

BILL OF FARE.
Thomas PaiMe's Anniversary Ball.
No Quadrille be formed till the sound Of the Bugle
ORDER DANCING,
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-13
NOTICE.
M --- HUMAS Y DKINSWA Washington, Dec. l, 1898.

HNHE Court of Probate for the District of 1. New-Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the cred itors to the estate of Asa HOPKINS. late of their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred arecdvery. All per- sons indebted to said estate are requested to rs,ate imnnodiate payment to
 ELI CURTTss, of Litchfeld, or to
 } WYLLYs WARNER, of New-Haven. tAdniinistr0tors, pitb the sc;N dnnered.
 New-Haven, Dec 6, 1SSs. 2el 2S 0cr The sick are taking GoEIIcK's MArcHLEss SAM NrvE, which is astonishing Europe and America with it's mighty cures. For sale at the IIH
 #, #li Post 0Gce, BrddleyUille, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-13
NOTICE.

F EFT the service of tho subscriber an -A inden,urod boy named PATRIeK RRppRN. nro caulloned ngainst har6ourlng hIm on penalty oflhe law Or trusting him on my nc. count, As ! will not bO nonOnntMble thr Rnv debts contracted hy hlm oP through hla ln. alvumnnlAllly. OAaIN D. DEAVVARD,
 RoxDury, nso. Q, 1898. saI
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-13
DIED.
E.Gi&Es.

T1ROM the singe, between Plymouth and N Litch6elG, a BANDHox, containing a silk dress and other vaIuahir articles. Any per. son. finding said box, will coifira favor by leaping ii at the MaNsion HouSP, or Rt Miss Co. bls''S store, md he reasonably rewarded. ,
 Liirhfeld, Dee. l3. ..,', ..gl .l,. 29
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-13
BRO.ADCLOTWN
l1OST.

A N Olive Colored Wallet, either in South 'EA Street or on the road to Milton-con- taining about $40 in Phoenix notes and seve- ral bills on the owner receipted. Likewise, few written visiting cards. Any one who may find the above and return it to the house of Mrs. JoNEs, South Street, shall be suitably rewarded.
 LitchGeld, Dec 3, l936. 27
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-13
CoHcct0y's Notice.

TTNHE residents and non residents, liable 10 A pay taxes in the town of Goshen. are hereby notified. that have a warrant to col lect state tax of one cent on the dollar. laid on the list of 1887 and that will be ready to receive the snmeany time in the month of December, at my residence. All who neg. lect to make payment before tho first day of IGnuary, ls39, may depend upon paying le- gal fees. MINEAs Ivfs, Collector.
 (;osLeu. Dse. a. le99. %97
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-13

If the ely of Boston had elected her iull eomp.e. ment of representatives, the Whg majony would bc 2l2.
 We learn from another source, that two thirds oI the members are in favor of the new license iaw.-- Elarfford COarant. ,..
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-13

in New-Tiavcn and Hartford, took place oh Monday end Tuesday of las, week. The entire whe tickets were elected tn both places. In New:tiaven ibe Nv no mistake in Old Connecticut. Tho six loco loco meMleTs who msEepFesent that patriotic etate 10 the present Congress will get vetoed next gpTlne effect. nay that the party VefnGe Rl the head n Sail River elune can afford them roofing PlOee.-Posg hAsTsls Eagle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-13
NEW GOODs

aUAit@3H8 7 IN ABUNDANCE. sa@t'34 ISAAC LAWRENCE having spent two or N three weeks in New York in selecting Goods, is now at home with asfull stock, and is remarkably anxious to sell them. s
 Litchfeld, Nop. 28. ,A.3 res. tH 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-13

BNEe E@RH GROCERIES.
 LUST received nt tho store of tho subscrl. 01 ber ln Enst street, fresh supply of GROCERIES. s. GALrIN,
 December l3. g0
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-13
NOTICE.

RY virtue of an order given by the Hon. -DCourt of Probate for the district of Wash ington, will be sold at Public Auction, on the 18th day of December. 1888, at one o'clock r. M. so much of the Real Estate of JOSEPH WHITTLEsEY, late of Washington, deceased, as will raise the sum of four thousand five hundred dollars, with incident charges of sale. Sale to be held ut the late dwelling house of the deceased. s aa sa @z>.,
 DAVID WH1rTLEsEY, Adninis.
 ROGER N. WH1rTLEsEY, trators
 Washington, Dec. 8, 1888. 2S,
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-13
MARRIED.

Tn tIIis icwn, on the Ssh inst. Mir David Bonih, to Miss CarisFa Ann Goodwin, daughter of Mir Tbon- as Goodwin
 ney 10 Miss Ann Barlow. 5., et
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-13


 'e"hin aud jor tke district of Washington, ors the lSt dag ot December, A. D. 16S8-
 P'escnt, Daniel E. Brinsmade, Judge nN the petition of Anne w. Ford, parent NJ and guardian of the person and estate of Edgar Adolph,s Ford and John Milton Ford, minors under tue age of 2l years, living in said district, showing that said minors own two sixth parts of farm of land, with the buildings thereon, situated in said Washing ton, in New Preston Society, containing about two hundred acres of land, all of it en- cumhercd with the right of dover of said Anne w, Ford, and bounded and described us may more fully appear by the deeds of Lewis Ford, deceased, on the records of the town of Washington, and by the petition on file and that said real estate cannot be oc- cupied and improved to advantage by let ting out their share in said farm and build- ings, and that in her opinion it will be for the interest of said minors to have said real estate sold and the avails thereof disposed of as the law directs; and praying for liberty to sell the same, as per petition on file, dated the first day of December, 1888:
 Ordered, That said petition be heard on the third Monday of January, 1889, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in Washington; and that said guardian give notice of the pendancy of said petition by advertising in n newspaper published in Litchfield, three weeks successively, at least six weeks previous to the time of hearing the same. Attest. ,e
 er THOMAS r. BR1NsMADE, Clerk.
 Washington, Dec. l, 1888. 2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-13
Wh;rs '! Atlention!, Pay Your Tares !!! 8

VhfgS AuenttOu! ray IOuT 4HEeS v!
 Considerable Inconvenience and loss have been sus- taned in this Town by having the State and Town Taxes collected by the same hand. The State tax has for many years been paid at least in part out of the town funds. To obviatc this evil t was thought best last spring to separate the collection oi the two ia xes, and highly respectable gentleman was np- pointed to collect the town fax This measure, which was wholly prudential in it's character seeIns 10 have be, who is for ts year collector of the state and we understand that he is resorting 10 some singular
 oppress and vex at least pnrt of the n- hab,ans % he town Mone oi M ne sLa ing their taxes unless they are punctual to moment. Is this giving the people that reasonabe opportunity and warning to pay their taxes which the law con, templates It looks though rhe Collector intended they should not FAY. in order tha: he might exiort from them fees which he threatens to do from all true republicans and whigs. Ipdeed we understand that iecied fees in direct violation Of law, which is ex press that no Collector nf the State tax shall levy or tsirain therefor till two months before it is payable into the Trensu o , the b G F,nats h and we e has no right to take proceedings under his warrant ii the 2oh day of the present month; and he is ia- Se to ssn ws he HSs se fore, that the inhn nbifants of i've town without distinc- lion of party, will call forthwith this great charac rer and pay the amount due-pay before the 2oth in-
 Thomas Hart Benton has been reelected to the U. g. Senate by the Legislature of Missouri. The vote stood for Benton 75-Abiol Leonard. 48.
 .,..- MARRIED, 'zH EVA
 Tn t,is cv.n. on the 5:h inst. MT. David Booth, to Miss C!arissa Ann Goodwin, daughter of MT. Tboin- as Goodwin. r
 In New Preston. on tho 3d inst. Mir Russell Ken. ney, 10 Miss Ann Barlow, .. r1 a.x DIED, .E.-- al
 Tn ,iis town. on inc 7th inst. Mir James Landon. aged 77 ycars-a revolutionary rensioner. .r.
 In Goshen, on tl,e 7h inst. Mr LnHan Opio'', nced 6l years. .,tosH
 In New Preston. on the 6'h inst. Nr Chauncey Gum. aged e yenrs.
 In HitchcorksviLe. widow Snrnh Moore, nged 73.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-13

Thomas Hart Benton has been reelected 10 the U. s. Senate by the Legislature of Missouri. The vote stood for Benton 75-Abiol Leonard. 48.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-10
EDUCATION.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER is now prepared to take
l. Pupils as b, arders. Persons wishing 70 sehu
,h.;, children from home to School, are invited TO
send them to the Subscriber, with a promise on his
part that all suitable efforts shall be made to pro-
mote their advancement in learning, ana preserve
their morals. Pupils will be received at any tln'e'
though not for shorter period than session 'fo"
the time oil entering.
Terms for tuition, al5, per session, payable in ad'
vance. ,tr ;J
Boarding of pupil, $50 or session, one hall IN au-
vance, and the other half at the expiration oil 'ne
session. , J.,
The oouisc Of instruction such as IS pursued u!
'''' '''' ,s'''' 5. D. TOMPKlNS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-10
'Nl6Ll2 WU1R@UNURAN.
LHNCnhURG, DECEnnaR 10, ISIS.
CONGRESS-.

At II o'clock. on the 3D. inst. the Senate wa,
called l" order by the President pro fem. lMr King
"' a'so'm') ihitiy one Senators. Including both
''o,n ne'n'a') constituting quorum. appeared.
MI + ostet the new Senator from Tennessee, APP
peafed. WIS qualified. aud took his sent,
The Secretary Of the Senate WIS then ordered 10
monty the ii. OF X Of It's organiz lton, aud n com
mittee, consisting Of Messls. Wright aud Allen.
vas appointed 10 join the committee of the House,
To wait ON the President, aud inform him that they
were 'c'oy 10 receive any communication he might
make.
In the House Of Representatives. upwards Of 200
members appeared. including the following from
Virginia Messrs Banks. Brlnc Bonldin. Craig
Dromcooie Hopkins, Johnson, Jones, Mason. Mcr
Ger. Morgan, Rycs, Robertson Stuat Tahaierro
and Wise.
Messls Beers aud Putnam of n Y, Giddinrs md
Swea,lugen OF Ohio. and C,abb OF Alabama elected
to Ill vacancies, appeared. were qualified. and took
then seats.
MI Crazy, Of Michigan, announced to the hair.
that MI. j. w. Doiy WAS in attendance as u delegate
from the territory OF Wisconsin. and moved that he
be qualified. Mr.. jones, the slttlng delegate pro-
tested against the hight OF Mr.. d. no vacancy hav-
ing occurred and he having never resigned. The
Char referred the matter TO the House and its
luther consideration was tlefoupon deferred I'll
Thursday.
Election ri C,crt.
The House was then notified OF the death Of Col
W altor =. Franklin, lis late Clerk whcrcupon. at.
tel some debate. IL was determined tiqt the election
should be made r'rd roce, instead Of by ballot Mr.
Bronson nominated Edward Livingston of New
l oik Mr.. Corwin nominated Nj. St. Clan Clark Of
the District Of Columbia; Mr.. Dromgoole nomina
ted Hugh A. Garland of Virginia Mr.. Sergeant
nominated Samuel Shock OF Penusyvana MI
Alean nominated Arnold Nauda,n Of Delaware;
Mr.. Wagner nominated Henry Buchcr ofPcnnsyl-
wanna Mr. CLANCY nominated John Biele, OF Ohio
Mr. Pope nominated James H. Birch of Missouri
and Mr.. Clarke nominated Reuben NJ " hliucy nj
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-10
Negroes at Auction.
CoIlsmissioner,s snie of Negroes.

I'D uRSuANI To decree of the county court Of
u Campbell, pronounced at the October Term.
1893. the undersigned commissioner appointed
for The purpose will sell, Friday the o3ih DAY OF
the present month. December, al Elizabeth Lews's,
On the turnpike road leading from Lypchburg 10
MAIDS Brlde across Stauuinn liver, about five miles
from tho latter, and ulnefccn from the former place,
by way of public anction the following Slaves. to
vi Lewis. Aun, Hannah. Ag2y. Pleasant, George,
William, G1blIel Dlley and Mary. IN The decree
mentioned, being the Negroes belonging to the chill
dtcn oil Rosamund Bennett, deed.
Ittms-A credit Of l2 months will be gwen. the
purchasers giving bonds with approved security fof
the payment oi the purchase money
JAS. q. DEARlNG, Commissioner.
December ~ Esd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-10

IN Pnlsylyans. and that they reppit theif proceed
mgs to the committee appointed IN draft The me-
mortal. Whct.upon the Chair arpotnted the fol
loving persons To compose the SAID committee -
DAVID Beieer, Armsltnd Bmksdale, stephen Cole
man, jeremiah Whiie. John 4. Clark. James Car
Land. Jennings Thompson and Giles H. Walden. OF
any four al them.
On motion Of NJ. Paune Resolved That the
proceedings OF tbs meeting be published IA Tho
Dansc Reporter, the lyoehbutg Nfgiclan and the
Petersburg Constellation.
On motion, Resolved. That thl, Convention adj
iourn, 10 meet again. at this place, the second
Saturday IN June next.
WILLIAM b. BANKS. Chairman.
Jas. VI WurrLE, Sec.
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HEr. GEO. HOOD,
pyoEESsOss OF SACRED MUSIC

is expected TO open a School foi instruction in
L that most important branch of Christian Educa-
ton, in this lace. about the first week in December
next. Persons wishing avail themselves of this
opportunity, arc requested to call on The following
persons, IN whose hands subscriptions ar. placed
Messls John Ncror WIN. II. Ryan, Jehu Viii
lams, Junlus A. Clay, Frs. 5. Miller, aud Geo.
Bagby. Mr. Hoods character as Teacher OF Mu
SIC as well as a gentleman aud a Christian, is per
iectiy unexccpuonable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-10
" Office.

TIVE CORNER TENEMENT, now occupied
n by Cobbs Armlstead, commonly called
Kylc's corner" is for ren,-possesson to be given
on the LIST January, 1898. Persons DESTROYS rent
are requested 10 call on Charles l.. Mosby, who is
autl orlscd to manage and control The same Cor
HARRIET KYLE.
Dec.LO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-10
] UUT UUVUIUHI hTTNHHT''
WM. NJ. THORNTON,
X. X. IRVING.
HENRY CAERlNGION
JOS. READ.
llESRY l.. WATKINS, Esq

PRIScr EDWARD, Nov. ed, 1893.
Gentlemen-l received tins evening. your com
nlnnicalion OF the 22d INST, informing ne that Al a
meeting OF Delegates chosen by the Wing party
of the several counties OF lhs Congressional Dsuici,
d" for the purpose OF nominating suitable person 10
represent tins District III the uext tougiess OF the
United States" had received a large majority OF
the votes and been unanimously recommended Ion
that purpose, by the meeting.
While am sensible OF the honor conferred upon
me- and value most highly The evidence thus ailoid-
ed me, Of the esteem AID confidence oi the very
respectable gentlemen WHO composed the meeting,
cannot bnt regret that my explicit declaration,
that WAS thoroughly convinced that ought not, and
therefore could not, consent 10 become candidate
made to several of the Delegates who had men
toned the subject me has not saved me from tie
painful situation III which am placed. In express
sing tins r,gret, do not mean 10 complain o what
has been done. Far from H. know. ihal so Tar as
was concerned, the purposes Of the meeting were
most kind, and rightly appreciate the motives by
which it acluated
The part the meeting has assigned me IN the al
duous and momcntous struggle IN which the Wing
party is engaged, is one high aud honorable
and is urged upon me by you with SO much force,
that viii be thought that there IS hardly lett To me
the liberty OF chuce" IN answering your Comnu-
nicatlon. | anu compelled, however, 10 say to you,
that after deliberate reflection, my ceafest convIc-
ions OF what ii is proper Tor me 10 do, lofbh my
giving the answer that is probably expected OF me.
on lit not aud cannot accept the nomination winch
has been made OF me. am we'll aware that III giving
this answer ! shall incur Censurc. This must pa
teutly bear as an unavoidable evil Iomugntc tins
answer permit TO say, thai "Ge no sacrifice OF IN
: terest regard for M own ease comot-no con
sidera,ion merely personal could prevent my com
plying with the WISHES Of those youiepresent, there are
considerations which cannot rightly disregard, that
constrain me TO decline becoming candidate, al the
ensuing election of representative OF tins district IN
| the Congress OF the United States. With highest
=
| esteem, YOURS, llENk1 H. wa hi'Nr.
To w NJ. Thornton K. X. Irving, Henry Car
rineton and 10. Read, Esqures.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-10
BOARDING..

The subscriber hereby informs his trends ana
the nubho, that he proposes opening Private boaIu
mo House at ms residence on main street, sno''
distance above the mon Hotel, on the INST Oh Ja"u
ary next; when he will be prepared TO acc"n1'io,
,son.ls ,e,r,.. 70, frher particulars, apply to
tho subscriber, o ~ I'm r