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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08
NEW CONCERN,
.E.SEe
4 large Stock ofDRN GOODS,
1T Tess than the original Cost.

1--WE subscribers having associated themselves
i together, Tor a term Of years. under the
style and firm Of BURTON X ROBES, Tot the
purpose of prosecuting thu DRY GOODS business
in this place, respectfully inform their friends aud
the public generally, that they are noe opening in
the house lately occupied 10y .Nesus. Jams H.
hrtren e. 20. as LoHttp tNoe, next door to
ifoHnra ~ W,rsoS, aud immediately opposite
MeCoRhLt e. NcDAsIrL, a large and general AZ
sormeut OF Dry sso"sis, Groceries, Hard
ware. AC. recently purch'aed OF Messrs. Samuel
Nowln X Son. such terms, and At susl extreme
" low prices, as to enable them To sell. IN mast IN
stances for less han the original .NcD York Cast.
Our friends earnestly requested 10 call aud ex-
anime our Stock, and should they be disposed ia
with their custom they may rest assured that
effort will BIO spared to ineit a continuance OF
their patronage. EDWARD j. BURTON,
ID. ROBES.
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e.-...p.,aenee q nc .valional IntelEs e,e.5.


Nrw Yons. i.u. =.
liotworh n lpper Glnidl' Thew has bs.n =
fight near Navy Island, and Buffalo and Rue hester
lIr Ia The highest state u fury Tor xtitenpm doos
not secup In express the feeling. Sir Francis Head
has erected batteries upon tie Chippewa sIle mud
commenced ~ attack lay boats nn Navy Island but
Geu. Van K Rensselaer,. "sh his eannou knocked hs
bmicfjc, 10 pieces and dove back his baals with
some loss OF hves. During tins action, iunior
reached Buffalo tlrlt ~r Francis irad had ms,Io a
Judgment upon t'laad isinj fAmerican trrriiuryJ
upon which thu people met IN mass, aud demanded.
II suell were hc att, that ihr militi, lac lonw nh
called oui Ia repe tir attack. The tuinor howov-
- va unopodrd nlthon ii I dpts that so,ns
ludiaie IA the rmtoy uf the British had becu sent
tlcfe 10 cut Oh the rertat ut tho NAVY I.and Pou.
pie OF. ~ ollnt sources Of lbtotnlton ,ay, IT.
hunt
>o,ue of the BRUSH troops lol reie he'd Toronto
W hen thy Roach Chippewa the attack upon Navy
Island Will BIZ ,riiuus one.
Ia huston. W. have one day laterlrnp Liverpool.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08
EsaSA5bH.( HbesN.

TGyliE Co.rntpcr,hip hrretoto,o existing under
the finn OF BOOTH x LACY, was tins day
dissolved, BY mutual consent. Those indebted to
the concern will call and settle their account, with
either Oi the parties, - ueceS,ar, 10 close tia
business without delay. BOOTH & LACY.
Jan. 4 n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08

VI 'e idS "lthT1Wdl oi the southern members flohh
the hall OF the House of Representatives. Is merc
clustering. These threats. Qt saysl make suinc
nolse inr The moment but they generally PISS away,
aud things settle down again upon a more quiet ba
Sis. We presume the, will do 81 4 gain We ~aru
our Northern brethren tha the, may presume lar.
The pitcher that often csme back from the we'll
sound, at last broken. Southern patience ha,
been serely lried--snd Il has bolne much. Ha."
have at len 9Th got 10 tina, poinI mhcn~e can bear
more. Let them beware OF repeating thel, assaults
upon nights aud feelings lest they do once Toe
often. II the Last feather that broke the came>
back
e. The narrow- minded pait,zms of the day ,riu
miugle the Abolition question With ordinary political
coatroyerslcs. Hence, see the " ashlnston cor
respondent OF the Richmond Enquirer the Globe,
aud others striving to identity the Nboltionsls with
the Wing party of the North We would ask these
gentry what VIII. IN Congress has gone > tr
Mr.. Morris, the Van Buren, Senator from Ohio -
But this is idle stuff. Thu Northern people al
most 'ndSsc Abolitionists IN senrlmcnt-thuneh
many of them, of both parties. have sense enough To
and acknowledge its utter impraetIcabln, 10y 'ns
sudden aud immediate ptocess-and Others that 1t Is
matter for the Southern people To decide ior them
selves Tins attempt to identity Addition with eth
er party is nonsensica and II Is mschic,ous well
as idle. A similar course plralyacd the South dun
ih2 'hc l''' ioui se"s' "'e4' ""' ''' i''
with cNtraUcous causes the fever might have been
checked in TIA inciplcnt s.ascs Now il has grown
almost too strong for mastery. even by the united
voice u -" '9o"'h-'a' YET ''esp 'o''''''e''e pau
~ zealuts are sr'ng stu farther to weaken us .,
tr,,,,., i,,,o.n,,, w. - assooiatoua where none
=. -, !, ,.ycy learn wisdom !
s"e'' III ''"''i9 'N'''. " III ~
Euo;tres fran, J,,tjc,-Son,e ti,ne slI'cc, Daniel
:, ,,n $,
''''' ~" ""' '"i' '>,' W. ''',N "''''
vannai, and having He'd 10 MAINE, thry we're deh'-"
ed OF the Governor of that State. b, Coy. Sehley Of
Gaoro;, under tl,. RI ms. ,t the fedora, ennsJ,,,on
80
" ' ~ = " ''
"iphy or DINER cttne WHO slidd Tee from Jusute ad
he found in another State shall on demand of the
,,iy.n,l,,,,, ~. ,l,. SIN. from, ,l,,.l bc nea
It., :. .........., -. .,,.. -. ,.,...
" '.''''s' wy " " ~ '''' -
jurisdiction ol t'e cii'h'' NOV Dui9'P' o' h@u''
however refused to surrender thciu and GOV. Sci.ey
Of brou ,br the s,iec, 10 In. consider,,,1ol
H.. .;.,,,,,.. ,.r ,....,,, :, H. N.y.,.,, ,i
NV " - - - - " "
opening {" I's 'ae seA'l"' III i'Nl'oos' '"ee'o, b'
Legislature OF Georgia adopted HnaHuHoeStga series
of resolutions. inslruc,ing thr Executive To make
I ,,,1 a.. H., l. ,;,o,,, :. ia. ,l1..,.,J 90,
P'i''' W" ''oo'" II 10 Is III VI" ''' Nv ''''''
COPY of tho resolutions 10 he Executive, ol eachof
IN. States 10 be presented to ther several Lcei,a-
49, :, p';l,, f ,l ! STA. no., =, ,l,o.,#
" : .
senators dn' h'P''H'o''i''S III '""s'e'' ~ ut '''u
before hiatt body And the last rs,o u'lon closes thus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08
frYEPN,.

IN THURSDAY the II Ia ms. will b" sold
W At lhe Factory of Nh. \. y. lohusuo, on LIST
street, all the SCREENS and ElAElRES belong
mr. to the late firm ol lcHleiNou y jennings
Trnus nado known or lie DAY Vi sllr
u.lIl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08
IL GREAT BARGAINS. .

INTENDING IN short time TO remove pre-
sent stock OF Goods 10 the house now occupied by
Mr. Kerr we are drsfous Of reducing II much
as possible previous that time 10 effect which oh
ject determined TO offer great Inducements 10
those who may favor US with call. We would
particularly invite the attention OF the public 10
Blankets, Rose, DUtiel N Point; also To
stock OF heavy Woolrns Of all kinds, which
will sell unusually low for Cash.
ibRNER Il WATSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08
Splendid fs,,iis"rc at .s"cfton,

I WILL. scll On Tur,d,s the 9th INST. III iron
L al NV Auction Room, A very splendid assortment
of Furniture, consisting, III part. - toilo"s'
splendid Centre Table. maIhle top.
do Sol,, yer, hue article.
= elegant Card Tables,
q dor Fine and Common Chairs.
/ t.ne Mahogany }cdstead,
,iu do S4dphoard,
Fiue Centre Lamp
) or uiee Feather Beds.
French Post aud Curtain Be6>teads. Largo and
valuable Table aud kitchen Wne, &c &c. &c,
llunse keeper, III want, are particularly invited 10
attend. 'r.rms liberal aud sale n 10 O'clock.
CHARLES PHELPS, Ipet.
Jan. 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08

GeH. jac, S.,.s at- e,f.t af.4s ~ .i1rd' a. o"i
Last that Grn Jackson had denied statement OF the
Nashville Banncr. relu,e to certain remarks SAID To
have been made by him recently ii Nashville ms
denial has drawn forth , statement from Atohelaus
NJ. Hughes. Esq clerk Of the State Senate. WHO, IN
Il letter tn the Editor OF III, banner, SAYS:
Il communicated the information YOU, III, and.
dad ~ tie authority ui gentleman WHO II now
and alwaSs has beru Jackson man. good ana 'lne,
aud lac i, "a an Iuieu man. lie ~ mol nov III
Ibis plIGr but lave written II Inn tel statement
oil Tie eenssr.allon lie lives about 10 miles iioh
here; not any OF the stage routes, conse.
quentlv II will takc about two weeks tor ltitei 10
reach HIM and an answer returned. lnloinra nun
IN the letter wrote Inn. that would "an that length
Of time ion answer h,tale would gaze ms name
up :,
The gentleman alluded 10 stated to William II
lohn>nn, Esq. Senator OF the present Legislature
aud msscli. IN the Seuatc Chtmber, that ocnerh
Jackson said that the administration OF Nh Van Bti
rem, that Nj. YIN Buren, hlmscf must or would
- down, The ugh lie would de OF tall IN glorious
cause. Ihai lie knew, soon As Nj, an bnieh
admitted thai hc might bs possibilt, he wrong, AUD
Welded 10 the demand, or solicitations made npoh
linn, aud convened Congress that lie would tall. Tins
The substance II not the very words SAID TO hnfe
been used by Gcnt tai jackson.
=. This statement made 10 the writer oil TINS al
tielr ard ESqune Johnson lie dld uot sag, nor did
tin correspondent nj the Banner say, that cen Jack
son had lost confidence IN Mr. Nan Buren,, but ON
the contrary, It VS. expressly slated that he 6ehetdt
sad that Nh. Y L. "uoai3 fail IN glorious cause.
" The eeormlu Who made the statement 10 rs
unirc Johnson aud n>sri could not have Designed 1t
confidential Ton hr did not 50 ultimate H. lie knew,
too, that neither ol Us ever accused OF bens q
thcra jackson Van Buttn man. spoke OF II
hecly To many pctsonS, and, hom my knowledge OF
the gentleman who gave ne the information, lie VIII
DOT bach oct lom la, statement
sf,trrncuf Of Mr. IlGrar, itrl by A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08

rNllE House X Lot At the eornrr near Ito W ash
iugton Hotel, luely occupied by J. f"liui-
nvr. Pus.rslon gwen immediately
lloKNER \ WATSON.
Jan. . t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08
ER.gEt ~ gs:EKEi,
A good Assortment.
HATS .E,S'5s SHOES.

BLACK AND WHITE HATS,
LADIES' AND GEM LENEN'S SHOES.
~ Grateful len the liberal patronage here, .ior.
bestowed, | VOL I'D NOW. FOR TIE LAST
ri NE, solicit call l'onl my rleads and the public
NJ. NJ. kt3a.
Bank 'isa.e
November 20 III
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CARRIAGES.

Married, on Wednesday 27th uh. by the Rev.
Nelson Sale. Cal. Jso. pUpIrr DAVIS. to Miss
MAreAhrr y, dauslfe, Of '"r'. fhopIs y En-
hmk-all OF tmtrtst touuit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08
" A NEE Ep,

pl Mercantile House ~ tins place, M active
Boy, from II 10 IL years OF age, from the conn
try, who writes good hand. aud of industrious ha
bats. Such an can find cnploslnent of atern Of
,sus, by faithful discharge ol duty Aldre,s \ Il.
post paid, through the Post Office, uyoI real nalne
xisino reference ~ Testimonials "a 10 character aud
qualifications
Lynchbnrgt Jan. Il Wit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08
y IsI y T''FH IT
y. 3, Efs'ssV1A a. nj fEEI.

4 rAhE tins oppotunny of milking my sincere
4 aeknow le5gmenls 10 the inhabitants of Lynch
burg. md the Surrounding county, for tie liberal
patronage bestowed upon business Of upwards 81
~ Yeats standing, AID ask tora continuance OF the
, TO the rev concern. J\b. J, lLRNlS.
= g "ufg, 1t lao's ls;'s,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08

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=, kl 49,, , IN, ',''Ae sec, &C.
49,, go, VI j., =. Ne + ',~bi"e ana bltck.
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BIN NhL 3-hohdoh l)di'r,
10 Nmt1eE.'
fLAASt L5-Ail eole's.
CT icb'h h'liuocs'
"a EHsI''h 10 eoI"iHu ""l DI1gA.
60 ,... 90 uo po '"'
Ladies Cloaas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08

Nr. Er,eter of lioss.-l'hi, gentleman has ad-
IL ...cd letter to Ia, constnurut3 OF BOSTON, in rela.
,;.,,,. - FaneuiI Hall Speech aod tho controversy
which has c,-"h wv 81 II, ''' '' '''' ''' ''o'
Altas, admits tia, ae ia '"' 'e ""' ''u' ''''
the rero,t ct his speech befo,. WIS
he says (htl hc did intend, Ia NJ. III '"'
H. Of Repesentatiscs,'o deny the eoueethrs- . "'''
report except relation ia is p.las.eIoey ia Que o.
two instances, which lac laut. ont. and in which lie
says that that report not accurate. What hr
sal Fancu HILL. lie >'lil aa,ors, aud el,l'eugc.
denial We std thinI., thlt MI. +. should have
corrected the rrpoit Of the Atlas, in the points to
which he now eXccpis, soon rs II publ shed
w confess, however, that his Address satisfies Us
that he man OF integrity aad veraeils, though de
fcieut IN firiluess
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aEaRoEs AZ AUCTION.

1 WILL cell on fhnr>d,,, the 18th inst. IA front
1 III Nj. ChnrlrS Phelps aueiioh inoin fnr cash,
u, Negroes, belonging the estate oi Joel Camp
bell, decd WILEY GAMfBELL,
Ereeutor Of joel GaDpbeH dee'd
sale conducted BY Charles Phelps. Aactioneer.
January, y II tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08

- Ihe A5,utlpa Resolutions Of Mr. Morris, .
Ohio may be found on the fourth page.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08

G." The Alexandria Gazette contains Acatlinp
Letter. unac, the signature ol "Lo"ndes," address
ed 10 Mal'lon Dlehcrton, Secretary oil the Navy, on
his administration Of that Department., and etpecl1
~ "ith reference to the DELAYS aud eubdrras,ments
OF the South Sea Expedition. 1t chMges The See
rotary "lih lncomfcteucy. iasehood. masuity and
almost every otil-r offence III the moral cAleuar aud
the Board Of Navy Con,.lonrrs ~ his colleagues in
miquay. 1t has AL the r3eor aud ,euonio Juuu,.
though without his polish. The honorable Sccrcta-
y cInuot, II ho would, hes 10 call 10, an eAan.
n.llos urJ In. conduct. The charges against hun
not only Of most serious chnaccr hut they are
seemingly supported by array oi jacts. dlan from
Official sources.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08
EbE.. FYe,ssERT' E.sSKEf,
s,,nGGAN llEHIiSE.


EKAS returned 10 Lsuchburs, aud may be sees
4 at tue Franklin Hotel.
Aug. 81 ISL
FNHE subscriber has 70 hire, Tor another year,
j THRU CARrESrERa, two ot whom are hrst fate
vorkmen WM. NJ. WALLER.
Anhersi Co.. Nov. ~ -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08

CO. Tho B'nk Of Virginia and the Farmer. Bank
OF irgluia have each declared dividend Of 7 per.
cent for the last slN months. pa, lbc tho 18th
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08
a Ga X ID.

a CARD.
bdt. His do associated isiti NC IN BBsiren,
HENRY L.. DuEEEl.
rltt INV bUsiSIss WILL, ut CONDUCTED usDkR ruE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08

o. After IN able animated Discussion, both
branches Of the Kentucky Legislature have passed.
BY lem najoritcs, abi directing the seu,c Of the
people ol that State to be taken on tie prop,ets ol
calling Convention 10 ressr the State Consttu-
tlou.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08
VALUABLE PROPERTY

January 3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

uJ' TO all admircrs Of Turtle Soup, and all who
would DO could they End to their taste il is already
known, tf they read our advertising columns inst,)
that Downsng's wife is this morning preparing .
mos, delicious Turtle Soup for their particular ENJOY
ment Doors open nj IL M, and lest the array Of
bon vivanis should become tooinpaiient for the at
tack, he has provided pquet guard Of exquisite oys
tiers, which bsoupht to this city through Down
nss agency for the particular Of those celebrated
coanssseurs Of the piscatsry lsxary who hroag No.
5 Broad street. daily. eauEA hsts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

II Ellen Tree plays Pauline tonight 1t the
Park She will do II admirably. Murdoch will mur-
der "Ciaude Melenottc as abomnably as he did
Rover on Saturday. We have received dozen
communications requesting US TO request Simpson 10
reques, Miss Tree to play CIsri in the Maid Of Milan
Agreed. Play IT, Ellsn-yeu can't piayit one half
so well as your sister Mary debut You can play il
better than any person living.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

GAaLAsTaY.-A sailor who had sPsnt nearly all
his days on the blue waters, and knew little Of Land
gear came ashore the otherdsy, and in passisg up
street, saw alittle woman going along with large
muf before her; he stepped UP very politely and Of
fered 10 carry j, for her. as he was going the Same
why. NW ~ Nesalal.N 4@ FuNN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

bJ@ We beg leave to call the attention Of our read
ers, particularly Of the commercial community, to
the advertisement Of Mr. Brisiow in this days paper.
SO many and so warm have been the euloeies pro-
nounced upsn Mr.. Bristow's sysem Of instruction. in
New York, and beis SO well known as mos, success
full teacher, THAI he needs none from us. ar,,l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

Co Good vinegar in these hot dsysisa great desi-
ders,um. And the best in the city 10 manufactured
by Bayer Of "a New street. 1tisprepsred according
to most scientific process, laid down by Bcrzellus,
and contains pyrolieneous acid, nor any of thess
impurities that we nnd in All viaeesrs sds in the or
binary way NHAapM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

DJ' Lose, the celebrated poyphonist makes his
appearance this evening at Hsnnnesoa's, in two
pieces. Loves Lgnals fatsi, and Mine Hosts Diem
mas, or the Mage Head on the Heath. l.sssugn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

Mr.. Edor--why. don, you tslt mamas', ,hss il
wosld be 4 eood Elan for such Of them a pcrmit
their ne ones - run ~ lssoe " have their ram,es
and reside No. swxs&ed 20 their esvnents. Thsa 1ske
lest would be easily found. IL the suggestion not
worth OrE Crrr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

W The elegant summer hatmsd by G. watson
l54 Chatham street surpasses sny thing OF ths kno
ever manufactured in this clty.sgge1 sAs s..esH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

~0Auhys June IO--0 Il. M.
The sns,eonsa e Board yesterday were sot large and
here was no material change In prices having a-
vasced slightly asd Others receded little. o. g. Bask rose
per ees' abe Del Hudson, went up iper the
Roads fell OF from per cent with the exception s6nos
change ". little depressed yesterday. On rhiIadsi
phs u stands u aper cent. -..s,r @
Our exhsnee sips ncrm njuncsa IVES laid On
The cotton held by the Brndos Back Mississippi for ~ses
OF that nss,ion which have protested
that there have been further meetings Ia Mississippi inquire
nei conduct sf The banks The planters bega 10
thst although they have obtained high rates er
cotton. that the received viii by 70 far In
The purchase Of ssppea The dsnouement the cotton
euston hes bogus. God srnd ,hem safe dciverasceI
In the case Of Mr. Caldwell the Gas Bsnk II New
Orleans, the Cbsmbsr al Commerce have decided that Mr.
Caldwell is entitled his certificate Tor Eve hundred uIishsres
and 10 daw dividends $4,000 instead Of
10 the decision Of the bank, #t3 tW
We 81 momentsry peestien Of the ssesnshps
IRON England Their arrival will bring ssws days scr
which will dosbt very mposa, viii regard 70 he
OF the markss. This leoked for with great anxiety BY
our SHANGHAI rn prospects OF the greet staple up 10
that time viii furnish pretty idea of what We are
are 10 expect Uned states ssnh ssd the southern
bsnhs generally, By ths dine The English mssufasurss
win have become Of the probable outlet they nav have
for the immese stocks Of goods which have been accsmus
ting ON their ssce the o active busipesx ON h
side wsser ard cotton win be Aseased
IL the Of orders svolucr viii sshe place IN the
Of doing business Instead buying their cotton A
home and receiving orders there goods from
impore, agencies viii be sstab shed here and the socss
ssnl over on consgnnest This already deae N some IN.
stances and the proceeds hone IN the shape
TINS part Of the great rcventon which beef Goins a.
these two years In the nero CASTLE world ~ M-a7I.I
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

CIEns THE SssssoNs.- municipal astAori-
ties are puzzlng hemselvs in the choice Of clerk
to the Court Of Sessions. IN they conclude to decide
upon the merits Of the cs.sa they Will unkes,a.ngly
give the Office toHenry vandervoort.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

GsxAr Row UP AT THE UNvrRsrTy.--We are apt
70 speak pIair-very plain, at all umes-we shaMdo
mo nov. gentleman on wkosc vcacity we can rely,
called upor IN on Saturday and stated thst the New
Ysrk y University wss IN dcbt,s the amount Of more
sleos0ot ,lThu . monsuous. The money has been
earned by indnstrous and cnierpnsng mechanics and
,radesmen, and ough, TO be paid to them. The gem
,lemar IN Question n man or high standing IN Tins
ci,y aud docs not speak 81 'saudosn He says tina.
darn and divers changes are laid at the door OF the
Chancellor of the Uniycrsity, and that tremendous
murmurnrs are heard upon every hand tie also
states tina, the nanciers oftha concern are said 70
have received sloo 600 more thsn thsy can scossa'
for fLctcs have the facsss We want no. ssseraons
without proef positive These are the rumors soroso
and they oughtto be met and contrad'csed rmusd'-
aelyby those who havethe power 10 do 20. III true,
theyshould be subs,antaed by those who know ne
facts-7f false, they should be promptly denied. Hes-
ever, we know OF one deserving tradesman who has
done wofk Tor the Unvcrsi,yto the amount Of slsee
and VINO csnno. gcs his money. Como Mr. Aldx.
masershsm, You ara . man az honor and unitnl
peaehabls integrity and are connected with the Ua-
versiiy. Give us the true state OF the case a,.sf
ws%N@ Ri = 81 In AAlL-4L 81 80 a 80 4,
az Look out forsio msuow iapaper, which will
contain an account Of one Of the most extraordinary
seduction cases that ever rsnspired in the annals
this city.
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% Sandy Welsh is again il tho full tide Of 81
cessfui experiment. .fTS5v iirI8 -@s9s
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! -. ~ zz.N ssigin Svrpsv. jane fp--JP.M.
SAFES ~ auction yesssrd COED ske tsne 81
doing ~ - - - 49,
corTos-As we are new on The Tip toe Of erpecssen or
tor the sdviees by New Ovesn on the "A nsssns
me Uni'ed ssss asne ssN rurctsaing reely edcss ~
m"ved shade The OsavH beaky the BranSsu nsshy >4
ir'cm. ne hss ~ - sssss Snjuncs Cor efe0e -
nce, wnea hss ben prosstsd The M:spp banks have
acss he ssr, q C.o. were 80 BE- :: tes A.ses.
nssrly bare, ard holders Arm. ssvsruah, ~
~ ,hsre existed suer for Up,nd Csons psrsls
TwsAcc" -ene fai~s ~ keNwcky Iesf crcnrrd yester
" sS 'ss: .,e gse., s rso! p 4,
sss prices -ile q s7e bids % 4 COT eednxss
r hts Al Hstimorr, ah irst there less demand
Maryland Sales fallen o Tor better os,cs Csmnon ana
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Kr The vsudsvises begin o. N'slo'' 'o-nish.
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PRrvArr Controversies Unasr this head viii
he found some very curous and recherchs statements
that will repay the trouble OF peusai Read, learn,
mark ndmvsrdly digest. &g,e8 ssaiaa-
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90 TIE Thermometers yes ierday stood at $50 in the
shade.
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= 10 The Philadelphia Focus says that Lord Dur
hams suit is sixty one persons." We have alwsys
understood that the Durham was large breed OF cat
se; but is the first time were ever Informed Of
the immense amount Of materials It required TO make
such an animal . suit. Will the Focus tel! us how
bis Lordship copinves to carry sucha "suif on his
back7