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Emcouragc your own lInmmrac,nres

Encourage your own manufactures
NOLLAkS NAY BE SAVED AND THE
I-I MANUFACTURERS of your town cnconra-
ged, by buying your HATS. ol the subscriber.
Every Hat sell hcins Manufactured by onr
selves, the Town of Lynrhbnrg. shall net be inir-
any aud beng determined 10 sell low, for
cash, we hope, therefore. the advantage offer to
our customers, VIII be appreciated by the public
aud rs there will be credit IN business, good
customers will not have Ia pay toi bad ones. We
have Just re eelvcd good Stock Of
HATFERS MATERIALS,
Winch will be made up IN the neareSt manner. BY
first ratc wotkmen. We are also receiving uJd
assortment OF idies' aud gentIemen's Shors, men's
aud boys liac Fur Cloth aud HAr Seal Caps, some
OF snperlorqualny. All oiwhlch VIII he sold low
tor cash only. DINkLE q RUMBOUGH.
2. S. We are agents for the sale oil Morrisons
llypeau Pills. ID. q X.
NV. %
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The Bro61,'llle Nnd) Antrcan states, that Tie
lion. Join henderson WIN has just been elected a
Senator ofthc Unned States. by the Wing Leg4sla-
tute II Mississippi lolmrt,y resident OF Brook
vile. aud there followed Lire uade Of siasmatins-
Having 10 liii'e aub..i.r he rc,aosed to lucinna
went 10 school ,or ilnse. & hen engaged Ia tbc
study Of law in the office Of Nh. Slorrr fruu here
lie removed TO MsSisSi p. where he became pun
inent lawyef married wealthy helfcss, and Is now
elected to one Of the mosl dicu fed and imporIaut
Offices III the Government. Mr.. Henderson /, \ man
oi fine talents and finn wing. HIS career i, in the
highest degree honorable 10 him. aud admirably Has
"aies the tinc republican Character of onr usllrn-
tons. Ii shows What Perseverance, and i laudablc
ambition, can accomplish IN this county.
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To Gporse Parker aud Fnucps his wife in ther
own light. and George Parker, executor Of
William Dixon. senior, lec'd..D luel c. Edwards
Stephen Martin. Jabez snow, John Dixon senior.
William Dixon, junior. w llliam Hall aud Nancy
hs wife. late Nancy Dixon. Jelm DixoG, j.. Lu-
trbury D,Non Meredith OLSON, aud Jural Dixon,
children At William DlXon, senior. deed. and
Jackson Townsend and JruHes his "ife. lale Jrn-
ney DNnn, Brn,mln DIXON, llezekah Dixou,
Jeremiah Dixon, George Dixon. Nancy Dixon.
J I'm DIXON, tpinnn Permela D,>on, Meredith
DINO, J1mes Dixon. Sarah OXEN and Ann
DIXON. children Of Jamrs Dixon, dec'd.. who was
a son II VIM. Dixon. dec d. the last 3 of whom
are under tire age Of 81 years, by J. A. Wharton
their II 1t friend
TsNAkE NOTICE thai we shall proce To take II e
4 dispositions OF Alexander O. Howell and Others,
AT the dwelling house OF said Howell, IN thu county
of Glccnup and STATE al Kentucky, on Thursday,,h
4h of Aprl, 1899. aud If the sand depo>iuons
taken on that day, they will be tAken at the same
place on Friday the 5lh day of April and
continue from day To day (Sundays exceped) unu
all are taken OF completed , aud # from any cause
the sand dispositions should not be that time. thes
will be taken at the sane place on TUESDAY, the
18th day of June. 1882 and # not taken on thai day
to take them Wednesday, the l9th day Of June
1889 and dJoun from day 10 day until all are ia
ken. but should the said dyposons not ali be taken
AT the aforementioned days, they will be taken ut
the same place. on Thursday, first day of Angus
cepted) until all are rken completed.
Also, shall proceed to take the dispositions of
PIeslN Collins and others, ~ the DIV cling house OF l.
ISABELLA Muchem, IN the count, OF Bedford. the
l7ih day OF Aprl. 1889 aud II from any cause ia
said depostouS aie not taken on that day, they viii
he taken the place. the 10Th day OF Apil,
1889. and continue from day To until al taken on
completed.
Also, We shall proceed to take the dispositions of
Garrett Newman aud others, al The tavern house of
jesse Hopkins, in the town OF Liberty. Be iioid
county. on the 2d day ni Api 1889 aud If the SAID
deposlluns are not taken on that day, they Will be
token at the same place the Both day OF April.
1859, and continue from day 10 dry (Suda ex.
ceptedl until all are tahen-whch drpositl,us, .eO
taken, viii be read a. cvleace before the coanms-
sloner, and ga the uial Of san depending and
undetermined in the Circuit Superior Cout Of Law
and Chancery holden foi Bedford county, wherein
we are plaintiffs aud yourselves defendants, aud which
times and places You may attend To intcrtosate
tue witnesses should yon think proper TO do
1ouls, &c.
REBECCA HOWELL.
SARAH ARTHUR,
ADA NEWMAN aud
POLLY his wife aud other
Plaintiffs.
March WV
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DIRECTORS.

Dadvd r. Edley. Elijah Fletcher,
JOHN Hollins, Maurice Langhorne,
Samuel MlCorhle, Thomas Ferguson.
Jesse Haze, Maurice II. Garland,
SAMUEL G.aland Chas. J.. Mosby,
Juo NJ Warwick, Sam Poindexter,
S. H. DAVIS Chls. w. Christian,
Jas l.. Ciayter. Geo ID. DAVIS.
Jas w Morgan. David W Burton,
John Early. John II. Patterson,
JOHN G. MEM, President,
NJ. W. DAVENPORT Secretary.
JOHN w. YOUNG, Ireasure.,
GEO. w. TURNER, CASHIER.
Jan 81 wis
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FEED ayDIyFLAMED EYES !

ts,HE SFUDIOUs, THE WEAKLY, AID others who are
troubled w rh soreness Inflammation othnt delicate
gan " i'll OBTAIN mos pleasant and invaluable application
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Union ACADEMY.

Y.,nE FIRST SESSION OF this Institution,
/ commenced the first Monday IN February, un.
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NJ II
GUIDE 10 EsAssENGEkss.
NEW ARRANGEMENT

NEW ARRANGEMENT
HllE Northern Lane of Stages from Lvnch Injury
l. 10 Fredericksburg by way of Charlottesville
leaves Lynchburg Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays, at O'Clock. A. Nj. aud reaches Charlottes-
VILE IN the evening OF those days II arrives at Ere
derchSbure on Tuesdays, Thursdays aud SATURDAYS
at o'clock, p NJ. In returning, IT arrives at Char.
lottesville on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
and reaches Lyncbburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. BY this route passengers leaving
Lynehburg will reach fredericksburg in two days,
or those going from Lynchburg 10 Richmond will
reach Richmond on the second day nj 6 O'Clock. p.
M.-Our teams and coaches are first rate and the
drivers ara careful aud accommodating. No pains
Will be spared rendef the "trip safe and pleasant TO
the passengers.
Fare through 10 Fredericksburg Sll so
do 10 Richmond so
Apply al the Franklin Hotel, Lynchburg for seats
5. b. CLOVES, Ast.
Jan. 3 f.
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IMPORTANT NOVICE.

INFORMANT NOTICE..
Persons nsna the Life Medicines, advised to take the
PIsa night, sufficient quantities operate two or three
times the bowels in the of the day Also take
tablespoonful OF the Biitas bali hour before each meal
For those oi delicate eneebed constitution, halt he
quantity be sufficient.
The above Medicine for sale bv D. II. LYMAN Agt
Oct. ID WIN
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
r. ~ ~ I'd.

10y VIRTUE OF y DEED OFTRuSF exc
- cnted 10 NE by Moses II. Preston. bearing
date on the l0th day III October 1887 aud of re
enrd IN the County Court of Bedford. shall on the
Ifh Monday ID this prese1i month. February 1888.
in being Bcdlofd County Count das,) ~ The ironf
door oi he Couu House of Bedford comfy, expose
10 sala by way oil public auction au undivided nole-
L.. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21

WANTED
l MMEDlATELY, TO work at the Sweet SPRINGS
u SIX or eight Journeymen Plasterers, TO whom
liberal wages will be gwen
Apply until the LIST Of May to the subscriber
MERIT MELTON
Liberty, Bedford Co., MarehI4 Wv
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TZbES.EGdD.y'yST.
Hags. GEHp'EN ID spp.

r. ONE OF TIE BEST Sons
f'0Y Va Of SIR Cherries. wiz Stnns' IBIS
Gl<441k TX neat season al New Glasgow.
1851 aud Nelson Court House. Par
Icuais III due umr.
JAMES A. HlGGlNBOTnAM.
March II 81
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RHWS. Ossas proposes to teach SCHOOL at
VA her house near the Methodist Church; COM
mcnring on Monday neN.
For Spelling, Reading and Writing. 81 SO
Geography. English GRAMMAR Arithmetic,
aud Needle Work, g 90
She hopes 10 meet with some encouragement from
the public aud promises to every cNeruon ed-
vance her pupils.
Feb. % Is
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DUNFssEEi'S
EYE WATER P!

This well established Wash for thu Eve usually gives imme
dte relief aggravated diseases OF and
ianamm alton Price % cents
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AlRGlNlA-At Rulcs holden in the Clerks Office oil me
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry for inc
town OF i,ynch2urg. ON the III day OF January, 1852
Sarah Lucinda North, Plaintiff,
against
Elijah Fletcher William Ruckcr Executor of William
hncker, deceased, Jacob Haas. ALBION McDaniel Bernard
Rueher, and james Benagb, Defts,
The Defendant Jacob Haas having entered his appear
ance and given security according the Act OF Ase"
and the Rues of this Court mud it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that lie not inaianl of this country II ism
red That the said Defendant do appear the frst1a
oil the next term and the bill of the Plaintiff anc '
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in uewsa
printed the town of Lyncbug, for months successTe
and posted at the foAt door Of the courhose in the sa'
county. Aeopy-Tsste D. ROBES, CHI
Fba wefn
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ssM ES6s'h'.

L ely application had better be made. Chcsnut and
Spanish OAK would be preferred, but will buy any
Mud OF Olb Bdth. DAVID HOFFMAN.
Feb - Is
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The Cambrian
TOOTH-ACHE PILLS
~ DIR. HUNTER .

ord instant relief without nhio ting the slightest injury
They applied externally The purts affected
the greatest aud expedltion.-Pce 50 cents box.
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FFSSkqs az She Yard,

Tor which | viii pay cash, At the highest market
mfses Rne Leather IN exchange, OF take them 10 tan
ou sh1tcs.
ihe nhlbl,auts OF the country generally, will hud
u 10 ther interest To scud me thet HIDES they
have 10 send then produce 10 Lypchburg. the Tan
Iafi being on the main make road, and contiguous
thereto. Beng about to rr-oceupy my former
place Of business, | solicit that encouragement
winch generous public know Low to besiow, espc-
chilly my former customers aud friends on either
slde Of the river, ARE heartily invited exlcndlo me
then custom and patronage, promising on my pat
10 use such means a. will give satisfaction.
Robert w. Collns will for the present, receive
HIDES lof me III hls SaddIci's Shop Nam Suect,
The corner leading Ia Friends Warehouse.
.Nish TO make contracts fora quantity Of
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n nm 81

a lRGlSlA At rales held nihc Clerks Office of the
circuit superior Of law and chanrery for the conn
y OF Amherst Monday, the Sd day OF December 1898
James i. Thornton, Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21

EBY the of Dir. Hunters inesmablc Pills, peroh
, either sex, if they carefully follow the very yauub
plain ind copOus Directions ing them enable
eectualy to eradicate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21

John Eabank and Catharne his wife, james Rose Spots
y God Garlaud Thomas y. Eubank, Margaret EGhank Pat
acl r. Eubank, Martha Ann Euhank, Susun Enhank John
snhunl louisa En AK and Sally Chanpe EnhunlS infant
hdrn Of the sud john and Catharne Eubank and John C.
Elliott, Defendants
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A CON- fRASr.

"A Columbus only found nstfhe way TO America R:os.
,e tune oil the great Spanish nnvsator people wsrs on
@ II !, oa, two short years since s. ,snar
IN unsno" ocean, ana saye a'se9vered tho precou.
were indeed known whom commenced my search but ,h.
use was not by the use OF them have only passed f
the detected invalid the hale hearty and active mar
sness, but comparatively speaking have renewed ou
youth can thus, with conhden1e IN my expereno
ady Use it'll fellow citizens Does The reader 49,
that the VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES are sustn, proof
his owncasef have on file at my Office, 367 Bruad''
hundreds OF letters, from of the tail.
OF this native lan4 voluntarily offered essmeny ~ rms
virtues OF GOOD NEGEfABL MEDICINE, > " 'o'
Persons whose connections have been nearly ru;n.l =.
call niaibe mineral preparations OF the day will h.. Ms
Witness that the Life Medicines and such only are ~ ne
course TO permanent good health. JOHN MOPEss fue
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a lRGiNlA VI rules held in the Clerks Oaca of ht
Circuit superior Court of Law AMI Chancery for Bed
fond county the i'm dny OF February, 1889:
Thomas +. llalusnn, Plaintiff
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15
M q N E Y M A H X Il II.

Some little reaction from the great depression OF yesterday
was manifest stock exchange today Although the amount
Of business nearly the yet prices evnced more
buoyascy Dry Dock Bank improved per cent; Harlem
per cents u S. Bank per The NJ American Trust and
Bank receded Il per c Bank Of Commerce cent None
exceedingly tight and bonds of Of the banks
have been Offering the street today at per cent per
month.
The situation Of commercial and financial affairs in the u
States 10 all sides be artificial and unhealthy
state arising pcculaons in every description Of
perty which reached their height in 1896 Since that period
but very little disposition for enterprise has been evace
for the reason MEANS the attention. the hopes the
fears every class dealers have been directed the reaza
which they then fsneied they rather
than the requirement of property Real estate pro-
dsce merchandise stocks corporate and public have all been
desperately maintained by persons grapng at shadows while
substantial has been slipping from them This position
Of affairs creating great Aucuaon in the prices Of that de-
scrpion of property the intrinsic value Of which depended
upon future contingencies affords great opportunity to cliques
gambling specu prey upon the vals Of the
nifty and eat its substance, while is amused with false
presentations of reactions and mpoved prices The stock
market presents the most marked features Of this dessrp
OF operation Stocks really worth nothing daily bought
and sd the market by system which amounts to little else
than bet between the parties that the price Of certain decrP
ton will be either higher lower than given point
day. every effort and is then put in requoR by
each produce the desired effect The state of the prices
affords guide TO the state Of the money market than
the difficulty which needy dealers experience in obtain
ing money" to hold"
The following Of the stocks in which the greatest
fuuaon observable since the Of The
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

CoTToN-No change has tranpired in this market
last notice Sales to moderate extent have been made for
sIportaton at last week prices The sales reach about 1900
bales Of all descriptions at 10 l2i for Florida Mobile 10
ls Upland VI 49, New Orleans 10 49, The first bale Of
cotton OF the CROP weighing S63 lbs reached Augusta
(Geo on the 7h from the Burke plantation Of the Rev. Ju
ria Harris and stored unsod the warehouse Of Mes
Dantignae HILL The color and staple very gooagnning
bad This early for the CROP and from
the Is about to between the crop and the
old stock giving guarantee that prices will not rise
At Charleston the 10th small lots taken for ship
ment at I2b Is cents perlb
RIcE.There is but little doing in this article moderate
amount of sales has TRANSFERRED Of which for ship
ment Prices have changed and still quoted at 81
Ats AT Charleston the sales of the week embrace 422
extremes Of At Boston the sales Of the week
amounted TO 400 sks partly for shipment aud partly to the
trade at II Al.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

Comet Sarks Frederick Rand 81 Peterburg
aan.un oNe Ja.re'sn Courier Ss sT,n aS, R0.u5sT
Galveston; Iodia, West Havana, Pcahio and Mancanedo;
Governor rroup Buman Lirepoo Fancy Chase, Boston;
Mail, Loring Boston; Benjamin Bgow, Beares, Boston
Hee pOni, Ellis, Havana, ssn Nickerson, Boston.
Arrived.
Ship Splendid Howes a. day. from Liverpool with mde 10
whtocL, jr 400 passengers.
Ship New York. Ni'en, IS days from Pctou, with coal to
LIE.
Ship Henry Kneeland Barhing is days from Pcton coal to
Bark Thom.. Corner, Koopman, 10 day. m Matanra, with
Brig Tanty, Johnson days from Liverpool with md,e
to Il Durham, jr
FIR brig rnedier Chariot 81 day. from Rochelle md.e
Bre. brig Margaret, Probe IS days from Bremen
Meyer Hupeden-ll passengers
Brig Tuscan Kas u days from Lubec with plaster the
Brig Ontario SO days from Cork with mdre and 80 pas.en
Dr. .chr Banner chi.m, IA days from st. Johns N. with
scbr Regulator Caw.on II days frsm Lubee, with plaster
10 master.
schr Gil Bias Howe. IS day. from New Orleans,
scLr Ann Eliza somers days , Richmond, with coal to
J Hunter.
A British bark said to be the Nimrod, from Liverpool with
mdse and passengers, 60 Roche, Brothers Co.
Two ships and three brigs
NavnI.
The u ship Lexington caao the i4th Of May
last, for Gusyaqu Ia three days. also the Exploring ship
Relief from Valparaiso.
The hip Peacock Valparaiso the 2eth April
last, to sail for Caas in few day.
Foreign Porss.
Maize. July John ods for New York, ldg-June 80
sid w Brown, do.
v.LrAnA.e, April 2o-Ptlip Hone from New York, 100
days foremast sprung Pearl Of Boston, Sold Angeque,
pccted from the Coast. Henry Tuse not arrived from the
United states.
On West Coast OF sumatra about April New England
Woodbury., from New York; Eliza Smith, do.
There American vessels Al Cape Town the 18th
Of June.
York.
Icrou August 2-sld New York, Thornhill, New York
Henry kneeland, do; Wander ne, Merwa, dc.
United ssntes Ports.
E.srroRr, August Arr Tesrer, Greenlaw, from New
York.
LvprS, August 6-sld sophronia, Fountain, New York
PORTLAND August l0-Arr America, trowel, New York.
Bethiop New York Cor Eastport.
BsvrRLv Augast s. Sid Balance ksowiton, New York
D. Hope and Susan, Nickerson. do
SALEM August Io-Arr Fairfield, Burr New York
Bosror, August l2-Arr Benevoltnce Nickersoa New
York; Alert Nckerson, do; Cumberand sheim, Jefferson,
Geo; Lien, fitzpatrick, Kingston, NY.
FALL Rvgn. August l0-Adeline Wilson, Gay, fhiladel-
ph,a; Isaac II Borden Brown, New York
BRisroL, August 12-Sld Excel, adding. New York
PRoviprrcr, August l2--Sld Capital, New York
PHiIspEIrsia, August l9-Crd Albany, Burns, for New
York.
BALrMoRs, August i3-Arr Georgs r,lock, Davis, New
York. Rochester Wise, do; Emma, Cole do; Laura, esrn
do; Amy W Leeds, Leeds Do; Thomas Dali Gr,ihn, do,
NoRFoLE August IcArr Virgnian, Bslcll, New York
~ Hampton Roads, Harkaway, Proud, for London, from
James River.
AtrssSoRi,, d. 6. August ia-Arr Two Poys Fountain,
New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

MOrtm01o AsOsr~A
Near stream where roamed the savage
Long time ago,
But where more late has grown the cabbage
In row by row
There dwelt a cove straight as an arrow,
In statue low;
Cabbage heads he sold frem barrow
Lsng time age.
He Of name and fame bethought him
Long time ago;
His shrewd and crafty cunning taught him
The path TO 60;
While to hopes fond words he listened
MarmuriBg low,
Joyously his fox eyes glisteaed
Long time ago.
Devices deep and artful raised him
Long time ago
FeS ais acts have any praised hint
Oh! ne one, ne.
Soon from Office he'll be bundled
With leave to 60
Where his cabbages he trundled
Long time ago.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15
MAR RE ID

NIARKlE ED.
On Thursday evening" the 18th instant the Rev Orvle
Dewey the Rev Henry w. Bellows, Pastor Of the First Con-
gregaonal ChuIch Chambers street Miss Eliza Nevns
Townsend daughter Of Ehu Townsend, Esq Of this city
DIED.
On Wednesday, the l4h instant, Henry Little, aged 81
years.
His friends and relatives invited to attend his funeral
this Thursday afternoon from rs Mercer street at O'clock
precisely, without further invitation.
At Newport, the 18th inst HeEry Charming, Of
Henry James and Fanny Anderson OF this city, aged
and month.
At Dresden, Ohio the 3oth June Mrs Sophia Cass aged
90 years. and the 2Sh OF July Mary seden Ca, aged
and the 9Th inst John Jay Cass late of this city
the ~ year OF his age wife and children Of Geo Cass Esq
AT havana the 4h Of July the yellow fever Alexander
Egbcrt Of this city, aged 20 years.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

coat, dark vest white PsntaleO.s esorsd cotton ton
only one cent in money, were fssnd in his pocket
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

Showing balance profit and loss Of SlSse These deduc
ducons from the Csmpanys returns fully proved BY
the fact that OF the sreasc e capital real estates
and the canal tolls, entirely unaecouned for IN Of the
made by the Cmpany and 10 the last report they
sent balance Of sss1 ara the whole years business
by representing the for repairs the Canal amount
ing to Sses SAL as ncreasing its value.
II thu. appears that had not the Company contrary 10 its
charter increased IT, capital in 1884 II would az
rreras debt GEO. and without such future asstanee
Il must annually lose 100000 BY its coal trade, larger
les. cum. according Co the quantity mined
The following the section Of the act OF incorporation limit
ing in the charter Whereas by the act 10 which this is
aseudory the corporation thereby created i authorized to
capital that may be TO effect The object
tempaed by the act bus the Of original subscriptions
j. limited 100000. And whereas IL appears by actual
surveys &c. that Il will require larger sum 70 make canal
&C. therefore se II cssctc that for the purpose Of ehectRs
the objects by the which this amendsior,
the subscription Of s5soooo authorized BY the first section
thereof shall he and the hereby enlarged to the sum Of
81 100000 any hihg TO the contrary Notwithstanding But
without any squeui application notice given % the Comp
trolcr iad H. capital enlarged 20 Si,oiS60s.
The credit of the state loaned this Company FOR the
purro.e o completing the works the of $500 Geo
IN which .um Company Is indebted to the state
The amount oaued in two sumhe first 100000.
The second loan "a $500 600 applied Tor while Ex-Governor
Marcy was Com trocr Ne objected the oan the
rourd h,, lie business of The Company held no prospect
or ,cir ever paving tie first loan The here repre-.
.epted corroblato hs aud the prospect II payment
!. \, distant ~ ever while TIE loan has served no pur.
pose whasver bu 10 furnish i've basis u stock which
has long been lie football ~ the otbcrs. u has been
bosercd and stusc1, yer tr " borrowing md
dit until tie interest on otns amounts % S0osbd near
90 per Cham te o received on tc Canal and "a !
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

State of Trade.

There has been material change any Of the markets
consequent upon the receipt Of the yesterday from Eng
land. Freights do not improve.
Comparative vessels loading Ms United States
Etreien Psfis.