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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28

NEARLY OPPOSITE LIBERTY wAREnop..
ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friend.
~ public generally, that he continues n ahl d,
the manufacture Of COPPER AND TIN Nv 70
10 all lis various branches His STOCK of r., [5t6
Is now large, well assorted, and well wer,b. Wac
tenlon Of both wholesale and retail DE-. "' 3,
stock of STILLS aud other Copper Va. u,
very large and desirable. and he Is pfepa,ed y 'is
iacnre TO order STILLS ofany size or rs,rs, '''.
will also repair old Stills OF take them %.
for new ones. "'1st
He has also on hand a large aud well
stock OF WOVE WIRE for wheat fans A. ''sul'.
prepared 10 weave TO any order he NAV ,,a,'N 81 s
lie also has attached to the establishment NJ
FOU NDRY, aud isprcpared to cast To o,,.t ~ ass
for ayerns churches and other purposes =, pLlA'
Screw Boxes, castings for Thieshng Maebiaso' ''''
all other kinds of Brass Castings. '''' s4'
lie continues, also, 10 gutter and cove, n
either IN town or country, with Copper Tn g'
or Sheet Iron, upon the most favorable le,,s E'I.
Old Copper, Pewter and Brass, either mn,
or tahenm exchaneetor new work. CoonI,v ,'''
dnce also taken exchange for all work in Li. P'
Aug ''Ue'
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Encourage your own anufacissres!

nOLLARS MAY BE SAVED AND THE
- MANUFACTURES of your town encoura-
ged, by buying your HATS, of the subscriber
Every Hat sell, being Manufactured by our
selves, in the town OF Lynchburg. shall not be nfe-
riotto any and being determined sell low. for
cash, we hope, therefore, the advantage offer to
our customers, will be appreciated by the public ;
and as there will be credit in business, good
customers will not have to pay foi bad ones We
have just re reived good Stock of
HATTER'S MATERIALS,
Which will be made up in the neatest manner, by
first rate workmen. We are also receiving ago5d
assortment Of ladies' and gentlemen's Shoes, mems
andboy's fine Fur Cloth and Hair Seal Caps, some
of a superior qualify. All ofwhich viii he sold low
Tor cash only. DlNkLE Il RUMBOUGH.
A fine assortment oi Ladies' aud Gentlemen
9 81 q z 3 alsoa good assortment OF Hatteis'
Trimmings.
Nov % wlom
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BEAUTIFUL GOODS

SPLENDlD Paris Mole Skin and Embroidered
- Merino Manllas,
Black. blue black and other colors, Irish Tabinet
rare, cheap and most beautiful article,
Black blue black and other coors, Plan and richly
figured Silk, some very exquisite styles.
Uneommonly rich and beautiful Paris Nous de
LANES
Black and blue black Cally de LANES.
Together with great many other articles, com
pfisas large cheap and beautiful assortment Of
Gooes for the Ladies. WM. NJ. DAVIS " 20.
Nov. ID Is
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EOR LEASE OR RENT.
The w "a SslingtOn IL OtcI LynCNburg, Va

twss THIS well known stand. with twenty three
EMniI rooms, sufficient for forty beds, with good
saa..a stables. and fine well OF the lot, is
now for rent and possession given the l2h OF Decem-
Der next. There is This time fine run of custom
TO The house. not surpassed by any in the place.
Any person wishing rent will please call and see
the properly, address either of the Subscribers al
Lynchbufg. MAURICE LANGHORNE, Jr.
JAMES NJ. LANGuORNE.
Oct24 WIS
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,n,n'sh consumption oy Unnecessarily high prices
MS y no, al. oea,y OF commerce has been
sops""e" w" en- Sardinia anf our country, which
"As "o"e asi.s with system Of retaaiory dIcrImi-
ass ia4nage duties. port charges, DC. which oi
's "ns calculated 10 prevent all u ade between Two
ea.,niries eminent, fted to carry LARGE and re-
eipfocalls beuelelai commerce. The Ifeais With
Sardinia has sonc peculaties which promise great
and lasting advantages TO our cotton growing and to-
hacca plsnlina Interests Of the South and West, as
well Is N the navigating and commercial enterprise
Of the Nnrlh. An article has been introduced Intu
The treaty which insnres our tobacco aud al Other
products from the United States free irsnsii ,hrogb
the Slaie. Of his Sandman majesty, to Parma. Lom
hardy and Switzerland. embracing population OF
many millions. with whom NC can hereafter carry
on large commerce through this hnheuo obsifuc.
ted though natural channel. This article OF the
treaty which allndc, is 10 the following wofd Dis,
aud will be found well worthy the careful attention
vi our merchants, Il the growers Of our great staples
cotton and tobacco.
"Al articles Of commerce, the growth or MAUI
facture OF the tuiied States Of America. aud the
produce Of then fisheries with the exec ption salt.
eunpo"der. and tobacco manufactured for USE, shall
be permitted TO pass IN iransltu from the free port
Of Genoa through the Territories of his Sandman
Majesty, Ia any point Of the inland frontier Of the
said Territories aud rice Versa all articles ofeom-
mctco coming from any one point II the Sandman
inland frontier destined TO pass the Territories Of
his Sandman Majesty the free port Of Genoa with
out beng liable 10 the payment OF any duty whate.
yer, LEVIED m tile name to the profit al the gov
eminent. the local authuritIcs, or of any private
establishment whatever. Other than such a. are &c.
quued To meet the expense of necessary preranliou
airy measures agaios, smuggling. which precautions.
~ measures be observed ~ regard 10 transit tn the
frontier stall be The same, whether the SAID articles
Of commerce are imported 10y the vessels oi he one
ot oil The other of The high contracting PARTIES
But II peculiar circumstances or oonslaerai 10 us
should render the re-esablishmcnt OF transit du-
ties necessary On Tie said articles of commerce d.
reeled Ia any one point OF the Satdinan frontiers
he Satdlnian Government, IN rcservng 10 itself the
lui right 10 establish such duty. engages % nonl,
to the Government OF the u. States of such deter
mnatlon months before any such transit ,uty
shall he eSacted. 1t is also understood that NIL ar
icles of commerce lmror,ed directly from the I'M.
ted States Of America, shall be taken and considered
as the products oil the said States and shall be en-
titled equally aud IN like manner. With the e.cep.
ions nbove mentioned IN tue presept article. 10
Tree transit through the territories OF his Sandman
Majesty"
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River and Kanawna Comn.

4 i dmeehne ofthe President and D;rs1.,,,
"A the James Rirer and knaleha Compg,' -.
Richmo'd. on Friday he 6h AoremJer 1889. - "'
Reseteed' Thai unless he President and Dr.,.
tors shonlb, in the mean time. be enabled la TO-
other means Of payment, they will be read, on ~
h'sl da, OF January next. AMI Of each sucre.l''
manih thereafter to exchange, at par. the {. .'
pany's different issues Of p ST Notes. as the, soc
slyeiy fall due, six per cent. bonds issued by W.,
Company. and guaranteed by the STATE, IN CONN,
NIFTY to The provisions Oft the Act Of the Leg,lp,.
passed the 23d March lasl NJ being understood W.
no bond VIII be issued for less than one hupdrel "
Lars OF for aoy sum not amounting to even I'M
dreds '
Resotred That the Secretary cause the fofpo
resolution TO be published in tie Richmond N.Y.
The Richmond Enquirer, the Lynchbuig Ynen,>
and the kanawha Banner.
Extract from the records,
w. b. CHlTTENDEN, Secrpt,n
Nov. IA o,1I
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Stocks, Collars &c.

TENTLEMEN will find at Hunt g. Martins a
~ hue assortment Of
Superior plain and coloured Satin Stocks,
DO do DO Bcmbazine do
Linen Collars. all Patterns.
Black and coloured Goat Skin Gloves, very
suptror.
Sept. Is to
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E2AssspW AEesl, &c.

THE SUBSCRIBER has now received his fall
L assortment, embracing almost every article Of
Hardware, Cutlery, Sadlcry, Cnach Makers Mate
rails, Guns, &c. Which he IS determined 10 sell,
Wholesale Retail, as good terms similar
goods can be purchas ed in This State and he
pectully soci,s "A call from all who may ar-
cles in his line. H. b. RICHARDS.
Just received supply of Move Wme-W heat &
other Sewes--Nenel Blinds aud various other
articles. IL. b. K.
Oct 81 Is
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-
b'SEllC.iI.
ron THE sIEGisiAS,

foA THE fiHGi>iAN,
THE NANITlTS OF TIME.
Writ the sushor Ihe of Lffc.
= In stll eurih's chain Of aaeing ties,
ofmqsories aaa names,
cihs strongest anslihe hiside>s 6hk
Is THAI which frlssla4p eiainA
And esaii. Friendship, ba, ns.e-
tseek, uncertain 1p,e--
THAI sssaes upon the Path of Wealth.
And iol'oss s'et Fame
sad Mai is Wealth ! A bubble bright
tbs toll and hope Of years.
That gliiters for m hpuf--tlien hurst.-
And leaves the wretch in tears.
Aud what is Fame ehaplei green,
Wreashd by the hand Of man;
Who nuuurcs II awhile with care
Then blasts 1t il be can.
Aud What is Mani floating .psek
Ia Times inlrensts,
= Destined to PISS fill short life,
The Sport Of nsers.
Aud what is Life : Al onvardhah,
Der which dark ieaipests ifown.
That bat moment, braves The tide,
Aud 'hou ioro'rr goes down, q.
Nrr GLASGOW, Nov. 20th. 1870.
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Nov. 10
The Seminary at the ROtctOmrt
Tor .BOhnStOn's) Springs,

WILL RESUME IT'S EXERCISES ON
w Tuesday, the lst of October. Pupils must
assemble on the day previous.
The encouragement received warfanting it, the
school has, by fresh arrangements been placed
much stronger footing, both Instruction
and Government. The lady engaged, during the
late term, Goyerness and dltectress of the Pu-
pills. became, early III the Session, inca pacitaed. by
ill-health, Tor her duties. In her place. agenteman
and lady, OF the eenteelest Education and highest
responsibility, who will al once command the conf
dence of all who know them have been eugaged-
he, as Teacher of the English branches generally
and she, Governess, TO take charge of the young
ladies out OF School, and as to Department, Man
ners Dress, and all the Lesser Duties.
An elderly French gentleman, skilled in the riera-
ture Of his language, and of 90 wears experience as
teacher. will conduct the main sludies in French.
The Principal will retain the care Of the Historical
studies-of Civil aud Literary History, Geography
and Antiquities; together with that Of the classes III
Italian and Spanish, and any that may be formed In
the Classlcsl tongues In the Sciences he will tea IA
plain. simple Course and will manage the studies
belonging to Polite Literature.
The Musical Department will continue under the
care OF SIgnor BnzZaora who has been hitherto
giving ii such admitted excellence. As. however,
such Instruction Is difficult anywhere TO Obtain is
secured AT heavy expense to the Principal, aud is
really the cheapest IN The end, the charge for will
longer be kept much lower than il oug ht to be-
The fee will henceorh be. $50 tincludng the USE of
Ins'tuinents) ior tile Piano, as well asof the Guitar
or Harp.
system of useful occupations for the children
will be kept up, in The intervals of study, so as to
Danish the vices,ha spring from Ideness A Bible
Gloss for elder pupils, and Sunday School, for The
younger, will be formed. under the of a clergy
mao of the Episcopal Church, and another. Of The
Presbyterian VINO have offered their assistance.
Parents viii be considered Us pledgiug themselves
aud their children the observance OF the
Rules Of The School. These, aud the Terms in "a
ptlJted form, will be sent, fee of Poage, such rs
desire them. Address applications 10 the Post Mas
ter, Botetourt Springs. Roanoke county, Va.
EDWARD WM. JOHNSTON, Principal
August % 1nl-w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28

TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION.
| We copy The following Diet, II irum the doines of
the st. LOUIS police Office - reported IN the Bule
lin ot the 9Th instant.
George Mortimer Wortlwru n oen,eel and in,o,
lgen' ,onne man Of bout thirty years of age. was
p'ooRh' up tbs NOR n'og on charge OF being drunk
III Inc strests and disturbing the peace lie plead
guilty to the ch9 fRs and evidently lahored under the
greatest eno'" u When requested to give ac-
count ot self, he replied
Sill lave NOW arrived at that extremiiy of de-
grauhilof which. long ago, became satisfied would
one " nt other, become my position. Sn do
no, fsllese was rorn 10 thus. In my Youth when
rrs' started III the world. my prospects and hopes
'setc as bright rs The sky which beol over me |
IiRned u heauflial wife when ! was twenty. eipl,i
years old. and had acquired a considerable CONNIE.
tence. Sn, need not tell you hoi0 | loved her -
see by yanr eoneienance that you kno" something
/ oil human nature, aud are already satisfied that |
! am not n common loalei-tha, | have been driven
TO tho present extremity by some extraordinary CIR
eun,siances But will proceed wnhmy story.
! Two years after | was married to my wlte-wbn
was ,oung English lady of handsome expeeia.
uons-and had beautiful boy TO bless mo with his
innocent eadehfmenis. we received letters from En-.
gland announcing the death of my wifcs father and
soliciting ME 10 come to England Immediately Ia,
the purpose ol senhne up the Affairs oil the deceas.
ed, aud receiving my portion of the eslate | i'm.
mediaels made prrpal atoms for my Departure and
leaving my "ile under the protection OF an Intimate
IJriend "hose name was Henry Arson Wllloughby
(d--n him J set al iof England. Nv business de.
famed me longer than had anl,cipated 4 hooa, -
feel the most intense anxiety in repaid n ~, fil
The letters which received from my wife grew
hilc AID nnlfeqneni, sometimes starting me With
their abruplncss Just before the final stena !, ,e.
gard To my wlle's portion were about IN he comn,o
ted received a lettet from America w,,,en he a,
old tlend OF INV fathers family, warning ne To has
ten home, II | would preserve NV future happiness
and the hnno, ,f nav uif. I,,,,ia -
hurried home leaying nav hnsincss s,1i ,aaa,,,. 4,
and arrived in Time io find INV h,,,, desoln,, m,
wife elone1 wub NV CienJ WuIonahl, a,s,, 49,, ~
NV da,lnr hox,n Tho ,,nh,n - ' 80
of pohl,c charn,,
..W,IlonebGv haa ,on,.so,,.l L;i,
nIap,e, t,,, Ai,h,n,, .nL 49, . ,, % y ~, =,
Nh "a, G ,,,,,'''s ~ w "'s " INT
cipe my cbil1 ,nd., ,,,,,.o,;", A. Nv. "e"'"' III
the ,lesI,ox., al my ns,ro ,,i,h nv" :" pa'su'l
with ,,,engc AlNon,cn,a,. - ",a'' oois',ns
W,lIou. hby had hc,n H., - NN''l "",neo ma
whom he eal,eJ H. .ic :" .o"papy WIKI 'aa'
wear. a no,o,,a,.' "s ""e-'h'' ne hao been 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28
TO TEACHERS.

"A GENTLEMAN who is qualified TO teach a
n thorough English Education. aud who can
give amdle testimonials 10 character and quahfca
mons, can obtain situation by applying TO the Eii-
ors: good salary be had.
Nov. 81 wa,s
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Drs. POWELL a. READ,

IL AVlNG associated themselves in the practice
II oil Medicine. will promptly ATTEND all cases
committed TO their charge, visiting each parent al
tetnstsiy. which will operate as eonsuItstioo in
cry case
Amherst. c. H. Now Is
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C.sSsK FOs Es.KHE.i9.

FNGIE STApLETON MILLS, are now pre-
L. pared to receive WHEAT, FOR winch the uu.
designed will give the highest cash prices during the
season. DAVID STAPLES.
July Is VIA
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TSV ENTY ACRES.

lying on the Forest road aud adjoining the above
mentioned TRACT, neatly hall OF which is heavily
umbercd. the balance recently cleared. On Tins
Tract there is good DWELLING HOUSE,
ms rs one OF the best stands the Fores, road for
blacksmith shop, wheelwnght shop and Wagon
yard 1t the frs good spring latter leaving Lynch
burg, which Is convenient 10 The road.
Alsn hnnlher III ACtr. cnniaininn
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Horses, sattIe, sheep ana Hogs,

among which there are eight or ten valuable ey,u,o
WORK HORSES, four five Yoke of OXEN
fifteen or twenty good milk COWS and CALVES
forty five OF fifty laened Hogs, sixty or seventy re-
markably fine EWES, great naany of which are
halt Bakewell4.
Also ABOUT hVe hphdreal barrels Of CORN. sixty
or seventy lhorsand pounds of OATS, large crop
ct Hay, FODDER, SuUCkS and STRAW.
all my hniaton Utensils with Wagons, Carts Nc
Also my Household and Kitchen EUKNI-
UaE. among which there is a new Rosewood
rlANO, besides great deal ot other valuable Fur.
niturc.
Terms "iII be LIBERAL ard made known on the day
Of sale.
Al the same time AID place there are 10 be twelve
or fifteen Negroes hired 5. NJ. SCOTT.
oo'' ~ ids
'he richmond Enquirer aud Wing will please
insert the above three times and forward their &C.
courts 10 this Office for payment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28

CoMMIssioSER's OYFicf,

CoMMIssioSER'S OFFICE
Amherst Cont House, Der. 2lst. 1899,
The parties will take notice that have appulneO'o
hrst day OF Janunfy nexf, 10 commence the acCo''
mentioned III the urcgniue orders, winch "H
The hour OF 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. they are reqnes'O
attend at my office with their accounts. vouchers ''
copies OF court papers, prepared Tor examination
settlement. RO. NJ. BROWN, Com l.
Nov. Ia WIN
VIRGINIA AT rules held in the CLERKS 0hlre o.
County Court OF Bedford on Monday, the 1ih Guy
October, 1889 .-
Richard Tyre, PAM"
against 49,.
William Yates, Thomas Davis Robert C. MiichelES
Samuel ii. Qgarles DeiendaA''
In CHANCFRY. ,.-,,.
The Defendant William Yates, not having entered W. ~,
pearnncc and given security according the act % &
bly, and the rules this Court and il appearing by
tory evidence that he he is nhaitnl this Conn.,.
wealth. Ii is ordered ihat said Defendant appear hJ %
fourth Monday in December next aud answer the 'i
bill, and that copy Of this order be forthwith fnhi and
the .ynclburg Nrgihian, for months sncfessh'l'
posted at the front door OF the courthouse Of thus coHh
Cupy-reste, ...,.,,r
Dam Nv = u WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28
Nov. IA

4 + Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Cha.
"A Gerry. continued by adjournment, and heidi
the County Of Amherst AT the Courthouse, on +,
day. the 9th day of September, 1880
Maurice H. Garland, administrator of Arclib 4
Robertson, deceased pbio,F
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20
!. suMl. BRlsrow.-Lst. all bed writers look At

ON. ARl6ToW.-Let all bad writers look 1t
his adveftisemeAtA go. I'm
ROWERYc THRATRE-A C1K6-MADA ML LE-
A. LhSTR'S eAREwELL BENEFiT.-The Box Book 10
new oPen-MADAME CELESTE most respectfully aanoun-
S her Farewell Benefit and last prior to her
sP.r'fs for Europe viii take place Monday evening next
september 23d which occasion will be performed by
quest st. Marys Eve' Madeline Madame Cssste in which
sse wl dance La Nornspde After which The celebrated Spa
Sh Cachucha to which will be added the Polish Grand Dance
rscov'enns The whole consluds with The French spy
french Lady, French Lancer and Arab Boy all by
Maasme Celeste, who will likewise dance the Wild Arab
lance At he conclusion of the testanmsnts Madame Ce
irons. " - .o0 Oh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20
Stuse Of Trade.

There /. still fair degree OF activity in cotton. Flour
moves slowly firm prices The auctions
ance Of healthy business General business Is, however, dull
ana TIM. far the has answered the expectations
that were INDUCED by the dealers few weeks s The Bril-
ssh Queen expected but unlesa very favora
Die change shall taken place in England the effect Of her
news an our own markets, cannot be very great
CoyrrrThere been moderate demand in this article
from the trade al which show disposition TO fade
The season business has become far advanced with
out producing great anmaon that the trade have
their Sales reach about 5000 bags OF
ali descriptions At i0s it for Ro NJ II for Laguira, II
for Maracaibo and sales Of ST. Domingo at VI lot.
AsHgsTherc has not been any great amosnt OF business
dom. In hi, article of either description Pots steady
Is and Pearls sola The stock may be compsed at about
a III.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

next 'prng, win be good fer 10 ths sAturs every
70 spend money he has IT, The esOpes f gnis
the whole couAy have bsen large that hs sse
shssr families w sva hsmsslvss Of nauy lssussss sss
~suld ao and in fact could not their srops proved differ
emily Taking every hng connected with the trade INTO eos'
useraten, csasrainea believe that prices manu-
featured articles will improve the mills be hsPt sno
the present prices Of the material sastHsd or kept within
a point Of their present height.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20
sPLENDIO HXHIBITION.

THE PAINTING OF BOIssY DANGIAs.-scene.
from the French Revolution Paris LIST Prairial, in
the Sd year Of the Republic, Goth Of May, 1885, Now
hibiting at CLINTON HALL.
The troubles Of the so Foreal were but the di.arou.
precursors Of LIST Prara Frsm early in the morning.
buent threatening groups composed chiefly Of mechanics
and market women traverse the streets crying Bread
Faubasrs. The increasing tide Population rolls its tumu
midst Of the Infatuated populace To the Convention
The multitude rush TO the National Chamber then sitting
the Tulees They force the doors and the Chamber
iriumphantly Betsy D'Anglss takes the President, chair
which Dumoa has just quilted to give the necessary orders 70
a. o s
Guards twice repes the invaders bat third attack
overpowered The majority the Deputies under the pro.
lection Of few guards refuge upon the upper
Of the Chamber Feraud wounded pistol shot the
very instant he ep forward to defend the President In that
uson he Is L. the Hall OF Liberty but
Is he there than head is cut of by young Apasa
Msgi and stuck upon pike AsPasia soon after re-entes
the Chamber marching before the head which borne
streaming with blo d. She has the scarf Of The mudered
ueputy, and she carries the bloody knife her hand
Disorder !. a, t.h.ish, young officer, the son Of De.
Tribune Il Is all with the Representation. But vain
do the people threaten President Bosy DAnglas In vain
is The bleeding head Of Feraud dsuni him. He
firm scpoesscd undayed. He bares his head and bows
rsven to the head q his maryrsd Colleague aid he erie.
aloud 10 the people /" Take minc too" But he refuses
reopen the session Of the Chamber broken up violence and
TO put the question upon the canored for by the
ous the pillage Of Provision stores and the desecaon Of
private domice by the visits efrapacitY and brutality
suens asuccnt analysis Of the agn hcent painting Of Vim
chon Who tracing those tragic
and full OF the most thrilling interest," has displayed talents
which have at once raised him to the highest rank among the
great modern masters.
The Ambassadors from foreign assisted that
sitting and respected BY the populace represented
the painting especially Mr. James Monroe France by
the republic Of the United States minister
The painting eshited, cannot fail to erc the hi hest
degree Of interest," community distinguished FOR taste
this Of New York.
twenty feet high and thirty feet long, and to be
in CL,,ror Hat in the great saloon o,he National Academy
Of Design, Beeknan street. opposite the brick Westinghouse
Hours Of exhibition, from "A. NJ, 70 10 at sight
Admittance-25 cents, and Tickets cent. SIG
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20
The wool Trade.

Pce, 81 from 20 to % cents pound, a1d
oders appear determined 20 maintain them Whether they
Grade il precisely similar that Of the Manchester spnne
ana the cotton ftorthe prices Of the material being
TOO high Cor the spnners 10 operate with much profit
TIE, ton herefore what will be the rssu The pro-
prod wool this country he's increased within the
past few years very rapidly and fully equal TO the
The Gnted States SGT $50 and 10 estimated that
there are from IS 10 900 giving annual production Of
nearly 100000 pousds Of WOOL This 10 pentznother
d the import which, although comparatively small Of great
Importance From official documents have complied the
,folIow,.- tables