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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

nANlEL SWEENEY. III Ann street, returns his
~ thanks to his friends FOR the liberal sufporhs
uniformly rendered him he first opened bis Refecoyy
and them that will be his endcavor IL merit
continuance OF their appreciation His table Always iurns
vita the best the market affords and those who may honor hi,
table with their presence may depend upon being served
cleanliness civify and promptitude. ito If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-20
EsHYLLZZ.V'T NCZXE.NE!
For Tuesday 31st Way.
Capital Prize Of. 5000
10 Prizes Of 1000
Richmond Academy Lottery,

EXTRA CLASS No. 3, FOR 1889.
To be drawn at Richmond on Tucsdaday 2lst May.
The Drawing will be received at tins Office
Thursday the 23d inst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-20

TO THE VOTERS OF BEDFORD COUNTY.
In consequence Of the Withdrawal of Col. White,
las announced at the Reglmental Muster, on the
North side Of the road,)
Can't. ROBERT l.. coleman has, at the request of
MANY Voters consented to be candidate To repre-
sent them in the next Legislature OF Virginia; and
with the that his name shall not be with
drawn.
The stcrn, uncompropnsing Republican Principles
and thoroughly consistent conduct Maintained oy
Cant. Coleman as Politician, are too well known
to his(elow citizens to require any explanation from
TRUE REPUBLICANS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-20
SPLENDYD SCHEME.

Together with large number Of OSLO, $50.
&c. &c.
Whole Tickets only S5-1laIves SO 50-Quar
ners 81 %
For sale in a great variety Of choice numbers at
BOOkER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-20

OF vote Tor Mr.. Rives, epiy M Nm ,l,.,,,,,,..a
AZ ss''o position mig hi safely be assumed bv m.
Nu"'"s"'''on party. that 10 10 take Mr. R,,es In
p..'..enI nc, 10 Mr. Standard, Mr.. WISE, Mr. Bolts,
$500" o,net advocate of the u. S. Bank, and sup,
Po'e' OF Gay HARRISON or Webster
anu IN conclusion, will saw that of all ,.,so,.
10 'ne world, the Mr.. Editor of the Vrr,na Inow
p'""'u"'el sthe stilat should throw up Mr. Van
Soppositon, OF support of -en % or 30 wears
SOU Mr' Ioer was supported and opposed
'' "e'"s or popularity OF John q. Adams
"hom he once yea twice. supported for III, pr.si-
dency, We are inclined TO think he would bc fo,n5
'"'e 'ocat'e' And quite blundef he made too
=" throwing up al us some hall dozen F,deralists
VINO nave been truly converted TO the democratic
'''i nave been IN the church some 20 or 30 wears,
T ~ VIM, nc and bis party, clarifying Mr.. Riyes,
iaI'madee and such like who have committed the
""Pa,oohaole SIN OF voting tor Mr.. Beuon's Expunp
ing Resolutions, merely because they now saw m
compromising opposition 10 MI. Van Buren, and the
Suo- treasury Sys.em-a System Of Finance which
no one cares groat about enforcing, provided the
STATE Banks viii furnish good currency founded
on Specie basis, and prove themselves worthy 10
De trusted as financial agents
Then TO the polls fellow cil,zens-and yo,. n,
your present worldly Representative. Walter Coles
lot Congiess-and Charles IL. Lynch and Do.t.
u'oVef "'iam. Esq's, 10, the Legislature, all
" ., "hom are true nhends of the presenI Democratic
Republican Administration. And also in favor of
the ). w. Rad Road the rescue then. Demo.
cfas' ana on Thursday next discharge your duty by
voting Tor men who will give n lar and honorable
support To the measures OF The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
not denounce them before they are tted--as the
opposition do. And on that day let the banner of
Democracy he unturledin Virginia supported by the
goddess OF Libery-with one foot on the sea shore
anu Tue other on the Ohio-whe on its ample
Iods, on one side shall be inscribed tie will of the
people is the law OF the land and on the other.
union, harmony, concession. sell dendl-eyery thinp
Tor principles nothing for men-to the polls 10 the
polls u1NIlfS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-20
OBITUARY.

a, Died " her residence in this town, on Thursday
Mrs. ZELispA DAVIS, wife of NJ Wm. D,s,.
~ and daughter OF the late John Lynch. Sen'r,
he founder "tthis town. In the lie 9TH of mi, lady
d "'de and aching void" has been created in o,,,
community winch friendship, affection and society nj
VIII nave long 10 depore. Reared in the rigid x
u"'y eihsaian, whose light ever burned with
pure ana steady ray. As wife, mother sister
,'end-,n word in all tho various relations OF life
'he geniler and noblcr feelings. and sentiments of
'u' nature shone forth conspicuous and preem,n-
"' u "oe oil conduct, the most spotltss aud
exemplary.
The Friend Philadelphia will please copy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-20
Mr.. JOHN DAUGMERTY:

HNAKE NOTICE, that shall proceed on Mon
day. the Gath June next, at the County Cour
Clerks Office Of Bedford county, take the depos
tons of sundry persons, to be read as evidence in
suit now depending in said court, wherein | am
plaintiff Yourself and others defendants.
JOHN G.. NOEL.
MAY 90 "4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-20
u II II y TIL q II
$40 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber IN the county
i T. ot Beiard. on the night of the 18Th instant, u
negro man named N Il - about Twenty Eight
yeats old ralhera awny colour with two Of his trout
teeth out OF the upper jaw, spare made with daring
appearance, short spoken with rather loud voice.
took with him grey mixed jeans coat, and two par
pants Of jeans, deep Blue, the other Of dark
colour. will pay the above reward of Twenty dot
lars ior hls apprehension. and securing him IN Jail
II taken out oil the county, or Ten dollars II taken
and delivered 10 me ~ the county.
WILLIAM HAWKINS.
May 90 wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-20
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
March 23d, 1889.

I'VE are now receiving a very heavy Stock OF
w SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
recently purchased in the NORTHERN and Eastern
C,1Irs, in LARGE LOTS, and upon such ieims as vii
enable us to make the interest of those not wish
ing TO buy very largely, TO purchase their Goods IN
this market.
We respectfully solicit examination of our stock
BURTON & ROBES.
Narck rs IS II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-20
SIy@f Two old Dwelling
Ela"u HOUSES,

Hl..I HOUSES, m'W
Each with two stone Chimneys, two large Barns, 70
or 30 feet long each, wuh excellent Treading
Floors, and each shielded all around, either Of them
sufficient to shelter any individuals stock in the vi
o,nuy. To ona OF the Barns an excellent new
Tbreshing Machine. horse power &c. complete, II
attached, Near two miles of blind dilchlug, lwell
executed under my own eye.) has been done on this
estate not leaving over or acres ON too wet for
corn wheat and that in timothy aud herds grass.
And not twenty acre held on The estate, which has
not one excellent Spfings on It. To tho
tobacco planter farmer or grazier, no estate IN VirA
gina is more desirable. And that portion Of the
Land requiring improvement is. las IS the entire cs
Iate,) susceptible oil rs rapid and high improvement
as any Land in V'tginia the whole based on sub
stratum of ms pure tenacious and valuable clay ~
any Land ; retaining aud developing the benefits Of
manure as long MS any section OF the State.
! would aso sell my HOUSE md LOTT
in Liberty about 100 yards from The Court House.
on u corner Lot The Buildings are IA Dwelling
House mainly brick. about go by % feet, two stu
RES high, with n basement sloiy, ample cellars,
wing, &c. contains rooms exclusive OF basement
story or rarrets, and . rooms with fire rlaces-a
good brick Once with good rooms with fire places;
a Kitchen Smokeho,ise, lee and Cnrisge House.
Corn Glib, Stable, Store House. &C., all In good
order.
The whole will be sold at iat prices. and accom-
nodatine terms. Lke, young Slaves taken in part.
# required. and eniIy sales effected.
Liberty Is the seat of Justice OF very large, pop
nous, aud wealthy county. situated tn the great
turnpike road from L,nthbufe to Salem aud Whit"
Sulphur Springs. % miles from the former and ~
from the latter; has line Female Academy, IN
iha full tide o successful pertinent under tho care
aud supciinendence OF the Rev. Nicholas IL Cob''si
Al excellent Male School, Of which the Rev. j. L.
Hammer Is Principal The Society in town and VI
ciniiy is unsurpassed IN This section of Vrginia.-
Three brick Churches in loan and others near
large Agricultural Society has been recently estab-
shed there, auguring well o' the agricultural inter-
est of the county.
The above Land may be conveniently divided into
or tracts, II required TO sui purchasers Thosa
DESTROYS to purchase in ms healthy situation as can
be, are invited to cn and see Tor themselves. The
whole would suit professional man well. SHOULD
any inquire Why one OF my age should desire 10 sci!
and leave desirable an estate and residence, an
swerhree of my children have Several years slnce)
located aud reside in the Far Southwest. are healthy
and much pleased the entire balance oil my family
are very desous 10 join them there-and last, though
not least, | have an abiding conviction that resi-
dence there would alleviate and much mitigate my
long continued rheumatic stic. ions.
WIN. COOK.
I,ibcry AurI % II I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-20

~ Orders from the country Tor Tickets drawn by
D. S. Gregory x Co. in all Virginia Schemes, FAC
eompaned by cash or Prize Tlckels,) promptly and
coIidenlally attended to- when addressed TO
HENRY ". BOOKER,
Lynchburg Va.
o. My customers may always depend on see
ing the numbers of every Lottery in which !
sell Tickets published IN this paper, (|he Virgin
ian) so soon as the Official List Of the Drawing IS
received H. ii. BoOhER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-20
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, &c.

WYE have received an assortment Of splendid
w Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, with va
rety of other Goods suitable for gentlemens sum
met Wear, which will be sold lbw
TURNER 81 BURWELL.
Apill II
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NJ asnisiccnl Scheme !

Besides great number Of 500, $50. IS, &c. &c
Whole Tickets only Si0-iIalves $5-Qrs. So
For sale IN great variety Of choice numbers at
BOOkER'S LUCKY OFFICE.
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ClIRISTOPHERW rIVEI.,
" Il II e. II VT TIL III - "

ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
1 4 public generally, that he has removed TO tho
tenement recently oceupledby Messrs. Hancock 4
Austin. situated between the stores of Messrs Tur
ner q Buiwell and John I. Hunt. He returns his
sincere thanks for the liberal encouragement hereto
fore received, IN his business. and respectfully soil
cts continuance OF II. feeling assured that. from
his experience promptudc, and determination to
have all of his work put up by the most faithful and
skIllnl workmen, ho will not fail to give salislac
ton
lie has recently returned from the Northern CT
ties aud is in receipt of The largest and NOS,
desirable stock of Materials in his line he has ever
had the pleasure of Offering to the public, comprising
III part "a follows:
Imperial Saxony, blue. wool and piece dyed
black olive. invisible green, and rife do. Cloths
OF superior quality. and a variety of grades.
Black, steel.mix'd, blue and fancy Doe Skin, Vic
toiia ribbed, aud WOOL and piece dyed, plain and
black Cassmeres, Of most superior quality.
Black silk Velvet, figured and plain English Satin
printed Cassimefes and figured ChaIly Nestngs, a
large stock of rich and beautuls styles.
London Wetings, superior white and figured
Marscilles do, IA large and desirable assortment.
sU NJ M l. R W Il A IL:
Black Bombazine, OF the very finest quality
Plaln twllled and Grape faced summer Cloths.
Black th,bel Cloth Of the fines, quality.
Beautiful ribbed aud plain linen DrillIngs.
Fancy Gambroons new aud mos, fashionable ari-
Gle for panlaloons.
Stockngnelt, ribbed do do do.
Doe Skin. do do do, &c. &c.
A large assortment Of superior Trimmings.
Plain and twied pocket lIandkerchcis splendid
gum elastic Suspenders silk nett Shirts and Draw
ers fashionable Satin Bordered and plain silk UNI
breas
Genldrnens embroidered black satin neck Scars,
English lwed Cfavats, Tenants aud Wnchesier's
satin aud bombazlne Stocks, rlbband style do. for FAT
mEN black goat skin Gloves, of superior quality, Ii
men Collars and plain and rufled linen Bosoms,
penllemen's silk half Hose. &c a. a..
Also. a supply of superior Needles and Tailors
Measures.
Together with many articles not enumerated. all
of which will be sold upon the most favorable
terms.
April 30 u is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-20
SCHOOL Nv

INllE second session Of the subscribers School
l. viii begin on Tuesday, the Atm OF June. and
close on Friday, tho LIST of November The course
OF instruction will be liberal including all the bran
ehes OF thorough English aud Classical Eduea
ton. Pupils may enter at any time, and pay from
Tue ome OF entrance to the end OF the session.
TERMS,
Fer session OF five months, payable at the close Of
the term:
ai''on IN photography, Reading, Writing or
Arithmetic "a 90
English Grammar, Geography, History or
Composition, 10 90
Mathematics. LAIN OF Greek Language, Mo
raj and Intellectual Philosophy, Logic or
Rhetoric, Il 90
Boaid may be had in respectable families on ,sa-
sonable terms, Those wishing to enter should make
early application. J. e.. HAMMER.
May 20, 1889
The attention of,hc public is invited 10 the fol
lowing recommendation
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, College Hill, u, c.
May 9Th, 1889.
John c. Hammer, A. b., graduated at this Insli.
tuition IN October, 1888, having finished his Cole
giatc studies with credit to himself.
Mr.. Hammer IS agenlicman OF great integrity OF
character, good talents aud sound scholarship lie
~, IN our judgment, will qualified to AXE charge Of
an Academy III which the primary Classics, Malho
mates, and the different branches OF an English
Education are taught. We feel confident thai pa.
rents who trust The Education of their sons to HIM
will no, be disappointed.
S, CHAPLIN, Prest
WIN RUGGLES,
Professor Of Ma,h and Nat Philosophy.
J. .. B. CHAPLIN,
Professors OF the Greek aud Latin Languages.
RJerenccs.-Col A. Oicy, Maj. VIM. Cook,
Kew. }. ID Mitchell, Rev. Jas. Leltwich, Rev. Vim.
Harris, w. l.. Gogg,n. W. Nj, Burweil. J. A.
Wharton, WIN, Terry, Esqrs, Dr. $. Phillips aud
Capt. &. A. WngdelJ, Liberty.
Liberty, May 30 wGw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-20

For The beHcGt Of The Leesbarg Acadcmy.
EXTRA CLASS, No. 3, FOR 1899.
To be dramn al Aierandria on Saturday he 25M
Of May. o. The DrorinP wiH be rece'red afhiS
Office Tuesday, The 2eM inst. at O'Clock
L. ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-29
, L WINTER,
LIST Lieut.. dc 10 garde do unit.

A MEXICAN ASPHALTCM.-Webav . n, honn
to inform The public, that have received Amer;cs
Asha'lum which we safely warrant to be o. goo,
as any whatsoever. 30 s'o'
We execute all kinds of work, either in s.nlov;,,
mineral b'tumea, otherwise AspI.atun) or Veee,ahis
prices: - -'' 'S''"""'e
u per yard with layer of bricks e.l.ewava. file,
a. ana covered with b'tu'nen:
% 40; do. fat, and covered
and the int-rsces filled with bitumen
- ~ 90. when the bricks are fumitLet and laid
$2 do. on plaiu SOIL
we have likewise received different sorts Of sanIs
which viii allow make the surfaces in such c'"r,
as "e persons av0ring us with orders NAV demand ii,
ner IN pla'n black white or brownish or m nla, binds
OF variUns cOIOrs - " f o"'iu'
!he seysselts Asp'aItum is highly appreciated,
when undoubtedly has caused an individual residinr
mere to announce himself the sole agent hold;n3
Asphaltum from the Comnanv ''s
'ut we can assure the public, that tho Scysselles
company has no agent here and the AsphaltuIp piv.n
moreover, this litter Company has but one nornt IN
Aamer'cn' who is Mr.. Cayls, which gentleman wns in
view Orleans but n short time ago. "
=, - rea'y Imaginable TO it written with prav;,v
ta the seysselles AsphaItu has the propety Of rem
nc% sp pc en- a"G taf lncor'"pthe But pray, what i.
a" ar Us IT not ncoruptble Ofitseif !-lndepJ
u IS SO much so, that instead of receiving its corrunI
ny from the AsPhaunl, communicates thu uanI;tv IN
chemist? e VI '''' s''"''Se
Asan, all those distinctions of .sphaum are Lased
" no GROUNDS; Tor We say, and propose to nut II 10 Tho
ct. TINT all sort Of resinnus substance 81 her ,
TEN pure nr loaded with cuIcareuus matter re email,
GOOD I" compose btunen. TIE secret lies in tho nrc.
r'on " me divers ingredients, the modification Il, he
''"s"' !" compound LEl.DCPN BLOT,
oo r. Rumpart st No. l78
W."-V or at r.. ltInuI, 80 Cllnrrcs
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-29
IMPORTANT TO INPOprEpS

The New York Express publs,e, ,I,o .,
rc" VI chancellor Kent, on the subject of Tho
oue'"''i House seizures of goods in tho sever,
n." a"'.c c"ios. The opinion, 1t will be ,ccn :,
aga,htt the legality of those seizures, '' 's
Inc questions submitted to ChanccIor Ken, 49,
ms opinion. were as follows; 'o'
49, "heticr undcr the act of Congress 1900
.'e Importer OF goods (OtIlcr than woollcns mr. o,
S'"') mas right 10 require OF the Collector ~.
aPp1a'.ement III the manner and form set forth ~,
"s. A"'. o! whether that act is repealed by INV
oass ac' a'a where are his present rights in
o"s1 u sei1ure Or does the act of 1880 ser a
apply 10 any goods other than cotton or wonllon -
Gan the Collector under tho 18Th Ser os
act l'99, se'ze goods, after they have b.n ..a,
regularly through the Custom House. und.r ho
inspection OF the proper officers, and paid the dn,
..o,.uat 1p"' anu can t'le duties on said goods bc
zurel ." .4sS VI Sell
j. "hether tho 0nus proLnudi liGA upou IN.
c'aant o. goods, according to list section OF the
act OF l|99. unless the seizure is made in nu,.n
Aso VI 'lat act' or Can the Onus proband, lie in
case On 'Ao Claimant. unless the seizure he
'aaoe IN conformity 10 tho act of 1879. erc,.,,;u,
1880! '"' u"aer LILO act Vi
r. Has t"e Collector any power to CHARGE DIN
'ies on what no may considur the actual v,h,.n
TIC pace Of Expectation, instead of ac,,I,l o,
on good winch are obtained by purchos. '''
W" "'e Judgment Of tho appraisers, unless
appointed s"d"r. the act Of l793, BE- considered
pima Joe's, evidence agains, tho goods, so nv :"
iuAe oot the case on tie tar, Of the government
ara can Il b sufficient 10 go 10 the iury.
OPINION OF CHANCELLOR KENT
haVe read and considered Tie anne xed oucs
l. In an wer to tile Isl question, hav. IN nh |
'e'o '"A' 10 mol Pefcsive in tile act Of March !
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-29

lit o"r'er complains that none Of the pupcrs lay,
''Ne" up me subject OF the late law of the G.n.ro
.'"c''' 'u''"s TAX on all merchandise and produce
receive" and shipped. is bu, day or two since the
IN" was r"mulg ed; and as it is nr of vas, ;,,,r-
''''ce' ana the c"ns"'ionay # which uppeur, Lv
many to be doubted viii, much re son, liuI, lime Wins
necessary to investigate The subject. However, our for.
vent impression il thai the law is unconst,utoaI :,
an 'n'r"r' duty; the manner in which the tux is tn he
Corrected Is, moreover, on the nerch,u,. il 10
besides 'rolitic; f if put in execution, by til. three
municipalities it vii eventually drive the sppiur and
gradually the trade up to Lafayette; aud tile ci,z IF
our little sister city, arellly uIi.. to this las fc, nm,
a'e ALREADY preparing to meet the contingency by offer.
ing facilities To vessels that may come nous Them
we shall take hold of the subject in dav Or two.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-29

w., ~. ~ lN! - ABOUT TO embark OF
oo"rd Tie Star, for New Orleane, with an acou,;n
tance named Abraham Samposki, uosh lew ,'.a
lar, OF about his own age. The Star wa, vnP =,
anchor IN the middle Of the East river. Man,,
ana bernard Cohen, Sa,nposki and two fr;esd,
got INTO email boat and were on their wav IN ~
vessel when samposki pulled loaded pistol mi :"
a MS Poeket and "msde fun nth it," saying h.
could X It my body" H. '.as requesled 10 20
aw-, with his pistol, to which request no accedad
At ,ie same t'n'o rcnarking that 1t w,s"n ali IN
run Inc boat had not. however, proceeded mnch
ia!'her, ~hen ne again produced the pistol sav;no
~ wll shoot it." Bernard Cohen becam, aia rn,.s
ana SAID sc don't, don't" The pistol was dischnrreJ
anu ~ contents lodged in the left breast of Nathan
Inc wounded man was taken on board steam
ooat lying near Whitehall, where his wound ~, .
examined by DR., Stoarns, who vrononnccd !, :.
dangerous one and advised his instant removal ~
t ~ nosptal. At the hospital he was a,tead.d NV
~ Iu' 1. Richardson, who stated, on the op;.
n'o'.em examination, that he found tho surface of
!'c oo'y to bc very cold, and that the wound was
~ inc anterior part of the chest, lust below ,he
Junction OF the clavicle with tho sternum, and Tint
IT. was large enough to admit the little finror, Al
c. 'et vi respiration, the air passed in aRd out
VI me wound The patient complained of s.v.re
pam in his back, opposite to tho wound. h., w,s ~
perfect .ommand Of his faculties. lie was ora.
dental" - was d" accl-
1ho wounded man had been an apprcn,ce !,
!. the store OF Simon Costant Of 3l3 Grand Stree.
run "noiA he ran away, about three weeks sine.
Houston street. 'O''""e u"
The jury found that Nathan Cohen had hoo,
dangerously wounded by the accidental d;schnru.,
VI pistol carelcssy used by A. Samposk.
au'nposSl is In prison, but will probably To dis
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-29

I'VE are happy TO learn, says tn. Boston Aims n
Mednesday, thai !arge meeting of the mos, rcsnec,a
PIE ana most substantial merchant of this city was hel,
last night at which was resolved, it'll entire unsni
~ To call upon the bunks in The present exgencv o.
AFFAIRS to step forward and furnish, the relief hci ,r
immediate demands Of the community render impera.
i've shonln ne granted A generous rompliance with
this invitation by the banks may enable the merchants r.
go through the crisis with perfect safety Nothing shor
81 this will meet the stem necessities Of the case lie,
NEE be moral frmness evinced by the banks and We
who may happen to owe but fifth Of their proneyy
will be driven t" melancholy state OF bankrup,cy"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-29

18th visit Of the President at Philadelnh;. wss
attended with lamentabe accidents. A man had a
serious hayonet wound at kensington. child. iook.
M out ola second story window to see the Procession
'ell and was killed. An old man knocked down and
run over nv railroad car. Another was se,on.iu
injured by an omnibus. One of:he cavaca,e was hay
injured by being thrown from orst. poor black man
was violently ksked by hnvse.- Two boys wer. rnn
over ny couple Of oco.'cos horseback and bailv
injure,l-end eoud many had their pockets picked n