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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.
BROWN Il. CO.'S HATS

ONE PRICE HAT STORE.
BROWN & CO.'S HATS,
For cheapness and durability, not surpassed by
x heretofore offered. They combine all the requisite
qualities Of the costly for color, ghtness, dura
by and ustre at the reduced price Of So. Their sale,
for cash. which precude the necessity csargng the
customer for loss incurred by the bad The public invited
tail warehouse, No LIS Chatham Square, of Mott st.
New York. mysl-Sm+
- EXTRA MOLEsKIN HATs.-Those who hav.
q paid So in Broadway for Moleskin Hat, and those
who have paid So for long nap Silk, should look at
HOWELLS Moleskn Hats sold at the low fixed price of S.
No should pay 50 for hat 3d. for heavy long
nap silk hat while the present quality Of Howes is sold for
49, The price fxed there therefore dagreeabe
ley between the buyer and seller ID. HOWELL,
30 Chatham Square, up stairs,
jel3-lm- Late Of the firm Of Brown & Co.
@- LOOK AT THlS-Who keeps the splen-
sssI@9 did Boot establishment in the cit, Answer
OLD BOSS RICHARDS co. at 240 Canal street, running
through to Asa Greenwich street. Go there for tip top fash
onab and durable Boots and Shoes from IS to 80
cent 240 Canal street. sign of the largest boot in the
world. je25 Inn
M1 NEW OPPOSITION sTORE.-Great bar.
@&22 gains in Boots and Shoes at the Of the
subscriber 1874 Canal between Vack and Hudson steetfs
boot and shoe of Varc The public in
formed that there they find mammoth all
cAdreu boots shoes and slippers Gentemens French and
American make of CATERS the low price Of $3.50 the pair
and warranted and all the different kinds Of 81 and 20s
Of the fashionable style and all sizes at No ls and 224
Canal street. JAMES WIGGINS.
NIB No insulting and calling Of from the street
allowed at tins store Be particular of the number s4
the 1oor. jeis-lm@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28

vINHE PICTORIAL EDITION OF SHAKSfEARE.-
i Part Viking Henry the Fourth
THE PICTORIAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND-Part
XVII
THE ARABIAN NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENTS.
New Translation by y. w. Lane with Woodcut
Illustrations after Designs by W. Harvey Part XII To be
completed n three volumes.
TiE PICTORIAL BIBLE, complete. 3vol.. cloth.
London, Cha.les Knight Co., - Ludgate rect New
York. WIN. JACKSON, 100 Broadwsy
ie26-3t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28
BRANDYWINE SPRINGS HOTEL.

THIS establishment will be opened for the reception Of
company on Mond.y, the f7,h OF June.
The proprietor has engaged Mr.. WN H. Russo
merly Of Boston, as steward, Mr. JAMES NJ SEYMOUR, an
the office. and AR. J. ID. DOBNY conductor Of the Ball,
aud Concerts JAMES NJ sANDERSON,
led tw,stlstA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28

GUNNER RETREAT.-The subscriber has taken the
- house formerly known the Bergen House, Bulls Ferry
miles from this city, where he Accommodate single
boaders and families with room' furnished or unurn'shed.
To those who would enjoy pare air and pleasant
racing fine view Of the city and Of the North River this
situation affords peculiar inducements The steamboat Orange
Scott plies from the foot Of Canal street. four tunes ady
Military companies aud clubs be we'll
with dinners SC. Charges moderate
ID. X BRANNEN.
ball is in readiness for cotllion aud other parties
and the steamboat will make trips for thsir
tion. je20-2weod'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28
CAUTION.


'JNHE JARVIS RErORT.-Ihs pas'se ace again ssutos-
ed against purchasing pemPalst for sac Al tse san
Ohce, aud elsewhere. called the Great Divorce tsse
the pamphlet cachpsnay cot asd pahhsd ~
one Of Mrs JARVIS counsel and another Individual. Aad "
false garfield and son add dsaed % nafe one
o the unfortunate parties The sub~sef h besn ID y can
ton the pubic this impasit,oa y TIE uadrssdsd
measures that have been t.ken % deprive him a has legal
rights.
~ The ony Report which his e-en made a. the re-
quest OF both parties be had few days Al all the re
spectacle book stores.
Meme genuine unless they have the su>ehsrs nAns on the
insce OF the fret page. EDMUND u ohkEN,
Hartford, Conn., June "a is9ss,
Under the Superintendent 81 the society or the Ddaoa
Useful knowleSge.
rINHE PENNY MAGAZINE, Part LNNNlv.
Seven volumes Of the Penny Magazine have been CON,
peted and may be had ani bssnd cloth, bali CALI
The PENNY CfCLoPEDiA. Pat tI
Thirteen volumes Published bound m cloth Or lea
Their.
A STATISTICAL ACCOUNT Of the BRITISH w.
PRE-, by }. X MtULLOCH Second Edition, corecied
and enlarged. 2vois vo.
London: Charles Knight Co ,, Ludgste street. New
York. WM. JACKSON, 100 Broadway,
je26 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28

rvNEETH-No ~ Murray street-Ar,hc~i incorrup,,bly
Teeth inserted In the neatest stys, ny BUsKEY Dem
tist Teeth cleaned, filled, extracted SC Full made in
cash my23eodims
hR HULLs RADICAL CURE OF RUPTUREs.-OE
~ fee Vesy street Aston ouseA Surgeon Of 10 years
practice constant attendance Guarantees VI radical
given all Of reducble rupture me strength and
satons health Of The patient being oth r~ise snnpared
With proper adaptation Dr. Hull Truss perfectly 10
tain the rupture without pam the least danger the patient
the slightest interruption 10 exercise or business.
Attendance gwen private houses. whore required and
aft,r O'Clock, by the Office Surgeon
NJ BPatiens cautioned against trusting 20 spurious in
venions Of Trusses advertised improvements upon Hu
None genuine unless they bear the signature OF AMOS
HULLsnd the only Office New York Is the original one,
formerly Fulton street. but No vesey street. Asor
Hsse. a30.eod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28

Health and sea- ssnshinx e n sh-IIOmsc, L.. Z.
consequences Of the increasing patron To tins house.
the proprietor has been induce 10 enlarge and make
improvement aud In complete readiness for boarders
and v,siier This establishment well known being the
s,abshng place New York. (be'ng only 81 miles
ros Brookyn and pronounced BY medical and ali who
,ist H. being the most healthy aud delightful situation
the island Ia front Of the hou,e splendid prospect Of the
Atlantic Ocean, with all the shipping arriving and departing
from the port Of New York ia the extensive OF
Long Island, With its sesutfl cultivated fields Adjoining
the house grove of locust refreshing shade during
the hot weather The bathing the beach but
throw from the house for ladies' aud children and
the other for gentlemen Extra lines Of stages will the
Bath a follows, win -
From Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn From Bath House.
AT l0osock, A. NJ. o'clock, A VI.
Pm. M.
r. NJ r. III.
i-S7.lm. WIN. BROWN. Proprstor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28

A GENTS AND GANVASSERS wanted Immediately for
IA Literary Periodical, ready for delivery. APP
ply Immediately at ga UNDERS'S Bookstore 357 Broadway
e17-tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28

81 price Is dollars.
RICHARDSON'S DICTIONARY Of the Eaglish Ian
yet clearly and beautifully printed Ia Mi. Dictionary equal
care has been bestowed upon the Etymooy and Es aaton
aad also upon the copiou selection quotations illustration
Of both, these arranged IA Chronological Series, from
Wicf and Chanser 10 Burke and Co~per.
Published and for sale by
WILLIAM JACKSON, i0a Broadway.
- In the pre.s-Rchard.on's Dictionary q the Eng
fish Language, abridged large volume sso
equally essential the two departments or kmoogy AID
Explanation; former carefully deliberately
tgated and the latter founded with equal aud labor
ssch investigation may discover. This combination
mpted in all other English dictionaries WILL IL hoped
entte tie book the character Of Scholars MANUAL and
the time pe-emneny dsnguishit book Of
reference. je76 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28

GENT WANTED--To obt iin subscribers and ada ers-
IA valuable work in this city The circulation be-
tween 5000 and 1000. Terms very liberal. Apply to
ie27.3ly SYLVESTER CO., i56 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28
GENTLEMEN'S
CAST-OFF CLOTHING


CO II being the wish II many who have had The
above Filters use that the subscriber should recommends
the 81 them he hereby acquains his friends
public that he intends to keep them constantly on
hand aers hnse from the long experience he has had
article j. sIONE,
jl7.lm. Plurater "a Engineer 390 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28

90 TO THE PUBLlC.-We call the special att enton Of
the public - the inducements held out by SYLVESTER Co.
l56 Broadway for Investing in real estate, situated in New Or
leans Noiwit standing the attempts made by the pous David
Hale Of the Journal of Commerce. have good for
knowing that the affair in question possesses the entire cons
have any doubts call Sylvester Co. who DESTROYS
Of giving the full and perec. satisfaction in reply any
INQUIRIES made. iel7+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28

VXTANTEDA Lad oil about IA years. ably connect
w ed, in DR., Goods Jobbng Store need apply who
well Reconnaissance whose parents live the
ty would b. preferred Apply 20 Liberty je24 eods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28

rTNHE CIVIL ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS
i JOURNAL.-seies,s6c md Railway OtKstte, ~. 40
~ and s Qaafter part r Nsr,h isss illustrated With "a
sngravines. Imported and for sale b,
WILLIAM JACKSON.
je2ea Iol Bsossrsy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28

ENOR sALEScoich, English and American Pig Iron Also
old scrap and wrought ron old "copper" brass ead Sc
will he sold cheap for cash or approved paper
Iron Of all kinds and other articles taken storage at the
very lowest terms, by DANIEL PETITE,
AIS Water street.
b. Sturbrilne Fire Brick for sale led nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18
CIT Y ii d II Il L. ,
NeEIHe YORK

HNHE PUBLIC are Informed that the above
l. named spacious establishment has recently un-
dercone extensive alterations aud fepans-a splen-
did new dining Room has been erected, and new
Parlors for gentlemen provided. which makes 1t now
one Of the most pleasant Hotels in the Country
The PIopnetors respectfully solicit continuance
Of the patronage heretofore extended to this estab
shmen, and give the that if cleanliness
, yood table. and attentive servants claims 10
their favors, the City Hotel shall not be cxcelled
The Wines aud Liquors have been selected will
great care which. with aqnanlily OF the old stock o.
Mes.rs. jennings q Willard. form selection
rarely equallej JOHN II. GAhDNth'
Z. PACKER.
! New York Feb, Z 6t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18
Feb. IA
ECONOMY Y.

VINE public would do well to embrace the nre-
Il sent opportunity 10 have their old CLOTHES
MADE NEW, a process particularly desirable in
these HARD TIMES and are respectfully invited
to call and judge for themselves.
The subcrlber would inform the citizens OF Lynch
burg and its vicinity that he has taken the stand
MAN street formerly occupied by Sampson & Lyman.
where he will attend 10 The cleaning of centlen ems
COATS. PANTALOONS. and VESTS. Of every
description, on an entirely NEW PLAN hom tina,
pursued by Dyers. BY comparing The articles clean
ed by him. they pronouncedby competent Judg
es equal to new, and which has been noticed b, the
public. Spots. grease. &c. taken from The cloth
aud apparel put in complete form. When rcqucs
ted, he applies stinenpg and the color to
faded seams.
lie trusts BY strict attention TO business TO gam the
patronage Of the citizens of Lynchburg. lie has
worked for the last nine years in the city OF New
York. where he has been patronlzed by large mum
her OF the respectable merchants. In coDse-
Juence Of the many imposiiions p,actised upon the
public by those who do not understand the business
many gentlemen object give their clothing 10 be
secured or cleansed. The subscriber is therefore
satisfied that one trial made by him is sufficient 10
insure him their patronage. He extracts
Paint, Oil, Pitch, Tar, &c.
Without any injury to the cloth.
As he contemplaes remaining in this place bu
two weeks, he would advise those having clothing to
be cleansed, 10 send it without delay. Clo,hing en-
trusted to his care will be safely returned aud il no
done 10 please the most fastidous, charge will b
made.
All order. left with the subscriber. will be puncu
silly attended To. VI. COHEN,
From London, recently from Ncw York.
February ID 3t'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18
NPTO THE MERCHANTS 10

Il HAVE now in store excellent assortment Of
Il YE.1' WEE,
perhaps the largest stock aud greatest variety Of
tered for sale in tins marker. Also supply Of
= r l. l. S of different patterns containing from
so to $50 gallons. The mcr1 hanis particularly
invited to call and examine my stock for | think ]
can hold inducements To them which will make
it more to their interest 10 buy here thtn at the
North. TILDEN REED.
Feb IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18
9J DOLLARS REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber. on the 25rh
IL January last, near Salisbury North Carolina. a
negro man. named SPENCER; said negro is about
80 35 Of l'nr iee five or six inches high
has one oil his side teeth As is probable,
said negro will endeavnr to get to Lynclbutg, or TO
Amherst County. in Virginia, where he las a wife
living. will give the above reward ifelivered TO Mr..
Seth Woodruff in Lynohbnrg. secured in any
Jail that get him again.
CORNELIUS CROW.
Ech IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18
NOTICE,

WILL SOLD, 10 the highest bidder, on the
w 2oth day February next. upon credit OF
sky days. One share Of tho Blue Ridge
Turnpike stock before the door OF the Market
house. IN the town OF Lynchburg. Bond with good
security, will be required of the purchaser.
WITHIN, DAVIES, Admir-
De bonis non OF Nicholas Davies, deed.
Feb A aW"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18
LYNcnBURG. 2nd Feb. 1889.
YDISSOLUTxO.E.

TINE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exi'tln
Il under the style Of Robinson Elliott IS ul''
day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons III
debted to the firm, are respectfully feq"ss'eu ~
nav their respective balances, longer indulgence
cannot be gwen Those having claims against the
concern, will please present Them ios settlement.
RO. ROBINSON,
4a. 4.a.. AND'W. C. ELLIOTT.f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18
ESQ Reward for Charles.

"HO Runaway from the subscriber. two
w miles west Of Amherst Court House. on the 4th
day Of January last.-He is about 25 years OF age.
black bushy head ofhair very straight. and would
when he left, black jeans coat, striped cassnc,t
pantaloons and a black Eur h.t-He has many
acquaintance boating on james River. and will
probably attempt TO make his way to some free State
The above reward will be given iftaken of Their
State or dollars within it, and delivered TO the,
secured in any Jail, SO that get him again.
10. PETTYJOHN.
Feb. Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

Mr. Robert Kyle:

CIR-PLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE. that on
- the 18Th day of March, 1899 at the House OF
Diana Hamett, in the County Of Coles, and State OF
Illinois, will proceed TO take the deposition of James
Gardner, TO be read in evidence in the motion
now depending and undetcr mined in the County
Court of Montgomery, in Virginia. in which motion,
you the surviving partner of the firm Of David and
Robert Kyle, is plaintiff, and Thomas Goodson and
Others, are defendants.
Should the deposition not be finished on that day,
] shall continue il for "ne day longer.
You may attend if you think proper.
] amyours, &c.
THOMAS BOWER.
Feb. IA I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND.

FOR SALE.
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND.
RY VIRTUE Of Decree oftl,e County Couu
- OF Amherst, pronounced al the August term,
1888. in the case of Mcdaniel and others, Us.
Mcdaniel, &c, The undersigned Commissioner
appointed by the Court, will proceed TO sell. 10 the
highest bidder, at Amherst Court House on Mon
day, the 18th day ofFebrnary. that being Cour day
Ih@t V;ylNNbIe Tract Of Land.
formerly belonging The late james Pendle,on deed.
ana containing by recent survey, 403 ACRES,
lying IN the County Of Amherst. about miles from
Amherst court house This land is situated in heal
thy country and adcsirable neehborhood and is well
adapted to the growth Of wheat, corn tobacco and
clover. The title 10 thc above land is believed TO be
unquestionable. but the undersigned acting as Com
missioner will convey accordingly.
TERMS Of the sale, will be and two wears c,ed-
II. equal ins,ameuts, with approved security and
the title retained until the purchase money is paid,
LINDSEY MCDANIEL, Com'r
Feb. 4. WISE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18
$3:J REsJV:lRD.

~ LOST ON SATURDAY
M-TfH. nish,iasr.,he oh inst. at my Stable
K SNAIL Il. L.,l BAY u, H n,iss r five
ami two white spots on The bead near the ears.-
Twenty five dollars will be given for the thief with
sufficient evidence 10 convict him. and Liberia
ward forthc HORSE. | suppose he "lll be sold IN
Lynclburg or Farnve, IN some Of The adjoining
counties. GALE VI. TALBOT
Feb. IA 2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

tf .Jssst Received,
A FEW BARRELS of Sanders celebrated Old
"a Rcctificd WIIHSKEY.
have. also. for sale, lew for cash, two new CAR
RfALLS and HARNESS.
JOSEPH MARSH
rsh. a.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-25

Nsw GuH.-We we're shown, a few days stree,
n newly invented gun, which, MS fer es We are able
10 Judge Of the merits Of such dea'h.dealing nipple
menls. is the mos, ingenious, ard effective we have
ever seen or heard of 1t has received The name
oftorpedo and was invented by Mr.. D. +. Smith,
of South Hadley, Mass, and made IN inst TOWN.
IL K so constructed, that the cartridge, which con
tains the powder, bell or shot, ard wodd'ns' IN
their proper order. Is inserted IN q chamber az once
and IL "A moment Of time; and the discourage y
u,adnced bv nercussion, The result Of a wad or pis-
ion driven iorcibly through o cup, 70 the powder ~
Inc chamber. With such facility is tho process
carried on, that the piece can be charged and DIS
charged ten times in a minute. or once IN SIX sec
ond.. The machinery connected with the gun IS
en,i,ely hidden from sight. 1t Is said to be per-
Cect,v safe. and is considered a great Improvement
over every other 6re-arm that has been invented
Pyoridence Conrffr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-25

NEwsrAPER ADvERrIsISG.-lhe Bait Cnron
icleo Of the Sd inst, says: A case was tfle" ~ =
York the other day in which the ed''of o, - 80
.;sr IVA. plaiutHf and Joseph T. Atwell defendant
7, apnears that Atweli formerly was a yearly so-
ys,,;ser in The Courier, but subsequently transfer
red his custom from that paper TO another. iHs
clerk. however, several times brought adVeruIe-
ments. 'aliedged to have been in mistake 70 We
Courier, and they we're Inserted, and CHARGED 10
az casual advertisements The present acuon was
10 recover the amount SO charged. Amer listening
70 the facts, and a charge as TO the law, hon'
the Judge, the jury gave a verdict for me ~noIa
mount claimed. The Judge gave II as MS oP.I
that the defendant was responsible Tor ue mis'anss
Of his servant, in that respect. and the piain'ih
should net suffer loss.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-25
NUMBER -.
~ Richmond Wig Of the iath instant, says .

The Richmond Wig Of the 18th instant, says j
There is nothing wonderful in Proclamation,
Force Bill. Protest. Van Barren men talking about
the State Rights principles Of Van Buren,, and pro-
tossing to support him because OF his alleged devo-
ton TO the Rights &c the States. We soy there Is
nothing wonderful in II, because these politicians
are q siaksrs and eimmers"-they are the sworn
,hralls Of Power, aud obedient to all its dictates
They would cling TO the dispenser Of office, whntc-
yer might be his crimes, mad know no abatement IN
their zeal, although convinced that he was precipi-
tating the county into desrotism.
But It is a little strange, that any man who ap<
p~rcciates the true Safe Rights doctrines. should ho-
state for n moment TO prefer any honest man In the
Union 10 Martin Van Buren,. Independently Of the
many and grievous sins which this individual COM
mitted in his early career against the State Rights
creed, he has perpctra,ed one within the last two
wears, which should forever dsbar him from the
countenance and suppoi; Of any strict constructions
ist. We alludo TO ins recommendation Of a Bank
rngs Law TO subject the banking Institutions OF the
States 10 the absolute control Of tho Federal Exec-
utive. Than this, there has not been a more mo-
narchical and consolidating scheme advanced since
The adoption ofthe Constitution. The Alien and
Sedi,ion Acts Of ihe elder Adams were ~tIifles, COM
pared to IL. AT one fell swoop, if enacted, il would
have swept away the remaining lights Of The States
brought them TO the footstool OF the Federal
throne. And this odions, consolidating measure
is not yet abandoned. II constitutes a component
part OF Mr.. Van Buren's financial scheme, and the
success OF tho one will carry along with IL the sue
ccss OF the either. /. was 40 proclaimed by the
President hirnself-by his mouth.piecc, and BY the
power behind the throne, become greater than the
throne itself. the Senator from Missouri.
Let State Rights men look well to the consequent.
before they suffer themselves 10 be ukewaim
and indifferent in the great contest sheed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-25
NGDE0
From the Religious Telegraph and Observer.
TRANSPLANTED FLOWERS.

TRANSPLANIED FLOW
The following lines from the pen of Mrs. Sigour.
ney, are prefxed to the Memoirs of Mrs. Rumpf
and the Duchess de Broglie, by the Rev. Mr.. Bard
AN interesting volume noticed in our last.
There's many a flower, thar proudly springs
Amid the gaudy worlds parterre,
Still fasn'd by Fashions painted wings,
To Folly dear.
Whose Haunting petals WOO the sun,
Fearless of Beauty's transient lot.
But, wither ere the day is done,
unwept, forgot.
Yet some there are, that bloom apart,
With meekly consecrated charm,
Whose gifts of fragrance cheer the heart,
Like healing balm.
Der the best spot, where once they grew,
The eye of Love, its tear doth shed,
And Pain and Perjury bedew
Their funeral bed.
But meath an everlasting beam,
They ~smile-where no dalk cloud descends;
Theirs was that hallow'd incense-stream
Which heavenward tends.
Unfadipg, 10 !-they live,-they bloom
Transplanted by His culturing hand
Who bids US seek beyond the tomb,
A better land.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-25

ADoLiTioN.-A gentleman recently from the wes-
tern section II Pennsylvania gives . disagreesblc
picture OF the tone OF society there on tho subject
of abolition. He states that the misguided enihu-
siasm on this suffice, is so great, that in some OF
the churches The negro Is allowed to sit side BY
side with white men and White women on terms Of
perfect equality, and that in some Of the towns,
houscs OF public entertainment are designated by
way of meritotious distinction as |" abolition hou-
ses." The negroes seem TO be- complying 70 the
letter With the old maxim which says : give them
mn inch and they'll take an elli' and IN some in4
stances II IL said they will monopolizr oil the seats
ia the mil stages TO the exclusion Of white travck