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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

Proftabtc Trade.-'rhe Nashville Wing says
-" Our shipping houses, are happy TO hear, are
all likely to realize handsome seasons business in
! Cotton and Tobacco. A single sale of Cotton
made in New Orleans a week or two since, for a
Nashville house, yielded nett profit of upwards Of
$4,000. Another house cleared nearly $4,000
a smaller sale. Such transactions are doubly
encouraging account of the unavoidable resu'tof
he TWO thee preceding seasons"
MISSISSIPPI In The Vcksbmg Wing fthe 18th u't''
dwnIt saws that the darkest days of 1887, present buta
faint picture what eNibtedn every town and coun
ty throughout the State. Goods have been sold at less than
hall the original cos-and lands and negroes have gone OH
under the Sheriff hammer (ol fifth of their value.
LEGISLATU RE.-Wc have omitted, for one or two num-
bes ofou paper the debates of the proceedings OF the
atue little oimorancc having b.en one, except what mas
been communicated by our Richmond correspondents lh'
Legislature is expected rise this day. Some OF the mem
bers have already left aud reached their homes We ha''
understood that Mr.. Wicher will be nj Campbell .o"''
to-day upon his Congressional canvass.
UNITED STATES BANK.-The stock OF tins iisli'"'
ton recev ed momentary shock at the first annonhce"
OF Mr. Biddlcs designations but when the letter ot Mr. bud
the Directors became public stating the fact that no e INC
bank in great prosperity ard only desired epose from ms
shor the stock rallied, aud general confidence was s5a
Inspired in the institution,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

embracing every article suitable for the trade Of this
place and adjacent country, all Of which we feel well
assured will be offered at prices which cannot fail to
please. We cordially invite persons disposed TO
ony to call and examine our stock before purchasing,
as we think toy Will tnh il TO then interest to do so.
YOUNG & MEM,
One door beioc The Banks
March - 4vir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
b |

The Editor Of the Enquirer in lis paper Of Au-
gust 5, 1888, in the exposition OF his financial views
rcWius and reasseIs The opinions which he express
ed IN le3i when the Sub Treasury scheme was FIRST
btoaehcd, and when he charged Mr.. Leigh with en-
terlalung sentiments favorable TO II. The immedi-
ate nducement to the expression OF opinion referred
/ to, was passage IN a letter wrueuby Mr.. Leigh in
reply to addressed him by 26 cliizeps of Rich
/ monl a short extract from his very lengthy strc
lures Viii be suliceutto show his opinions as re or.
gan OF the Republican patty at that day, and to
establish their identity with the opinions main
tanned by Mr.. Rives aud the Conservatives at pre-
sehf:
AS TO the letter OF Mr. Leigh" he SAYS, ait ma,
satisfy his 20 iricnds but IT certainly does not salts
fy as The letter whlch they have called ior;t
should call forth in It's turn, another letter 10 expaif
" The true meaning Of this passage which speaks
" Of dyorcng all connection with banks, State OF
Federal" Do you mean obey might say that the
public money is to be left in the hands of the Gus
tom-house officers responsible 10 the President and
removable by him 1T SO, is Mn Leigh prepared
To incur the Irresistible objections urged by the
Gloae-and TO increase tn SO alarming deerec)
thepratronage, power, aud Influence OF the Er6cu-
Hte2
lfMr. Richie faithful exponent Of the senti-
menis oi the Republican party at HAT day, II would
seem that ther WIRE NJ least opposed To divorce of
the Governments from the State banks.
in his paper. four days afterwards. iced August,
IN remarks addressed 10 two OF his cotrespou-
dents, "iHaias, and Iao,her Democrat" lie says,
they not probably aware Of Tie extent TO which
tins discussion on the Sub Treasury had been car
ned three years before IN 1884. "Ihey may not
/ reeollcc that heir system If Sab-Treasufies was
advocated by the Wings three yeats a9o-and that
/ the REPUBLIC then resisted The proposition. Ii
then we advocate a hcresy now 1t was the heresy
/ OF tic Republicans in 1884. Ii II be our thunder
now, It was our thunder and, what Is more impor-
| ianl' tier thunder them =
lie t'ddatas lorgets that at every era when Ma
! lot BANK came Into discussion, il was held not to
be necessary, because the State Banks fun shed a
suiicent resource. Mcssrs. Madison, Jackson and
stone suggested hciruse IN l79l--MeSsrs. BurwrlI.
Seyoefi, 4. Il. Potter, and Wright of NJ. recon-
h'' nded them IN loll.' They all concrrred in the
sentiment OF Mr. Wright, that "the State banks arc
'ou91"nt. Suhe'ent to supply every rcquistion, il
me y, . Deposnes ale made IN them" Not a
word from any OF these orators about Indepepdent
Sub T'easny syslenl The same ground was "a.
kcu when the second u. $. Bank was p,, down;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
+ ERE sH sH'EsHN GOODS

NJ L have the pleasure to inform our friends and
" customers generally that we are now recey-
s some very handsome and desirable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
Na;g.G IL vssIsIys.

ZONE DOOR BELOW TIE BANKSl
AVE just received large assortment of
Z Il s|escss iCorhea tsspes assd Collars,
OF the latest shapes and lashions-Also
RhreU0 Faces ffs,J EuSprsS,sne
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
SIX and Fancy Goods.
staple and Fancy Dry Goods.

Few styles and patterns, and in few days we expe
o receive large and general assortment of
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25
fEvi WOODBURY.,
.Necrekoru ~ "a 2

y .
w. p HAMS, ESQ.,,
Receirer Of Public Money, Columbus, III;
Why, Mr. Secretary, you are craw-
ling out at the same place You crept in
THIS IS the tune you played at the com
u1encement. 1t Is rather too late in the
day 10 think Of frightening Harris now
b. threatening to turn him out, when he
ard everybody else know you never in
tend to do it.
Mr.. Chairman. let me crave your pa
tience We are nearly through this
case. and then we will rest for moment.
The following letter begins TO exhibit
the catastrophe:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. June 6, 1886.
SIR: Your letter Of the esd nit, ac-
companied by your returns for the
month OF April, is received. Seeing
the balance OF public moneys in your
hands amounted to S126, 884 70 at the
end Of that month, have to request
that you will explain why it was that the
whole OF the public moneys in your
hands on the last Of the previous month
was not deposited, instead of part, in
conformity to explicit and frequent in
structions on that point. It is painful to
be obliged TO ask you 50 often for expla-
nations.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Spcrctqrr of The Treasurl

DCCTttuy " LtC LTc0S"f Y'
w. p. HARRIS, Esq, Columbus Miss.
Now, will any one dare deny that
General Jackson and Secretary Wood
bury were literally guilty of this defal-
cation? Did it not result from their
wilful neglect of duty-from absolute
and unqualified connivancea For two
wears and a half this receiver was never
for a single instant out of default; he
was during that whole period in contin-
ued violation of the acknowledged '.par-
amount duties of his office" The Score
tarv was aware of the whole of 1t. The
case at length becomes so ripe, that it
falls of itsell--a good round golden APP
pie of the value of 100000 and up
wards. And yet the Secretary swears
that no such fruit grows in his garden.
But let US again take birdseyc view
of this correspondence. Let US group
it; without giving the exact language,
we will take the meanlng-the idea.
Letter LIST. Mr.. Harris, am sorry to
tell you again, you hawaii made your
returns.
3D. Mr. Harris, you hav'nt made your
returns.
Sd. Mr.. Harris, if you don't make
your returns. I'll tell the President.
4th Mr.. Harris, you had better set
tie up; if you don't, out you go.
9Th Mr. Harris. please to tell me
why you hav'nt settled; do, that's good
man.
9th. Mr. Harris, now don't behave so.
18th. Mr.. Harris, how would you feel
if you were dismissed from office? Bet
ter pay up, or you'll know.
9Th. Mr. Harris, it's lucky for you
you've got strong friends; that's the rea-
son we don't turn you out But you'd
better mind your eye.
9th. Mr.. Harris, amt you ashamed
10th. Mr.. Harris, perhaps you don't
know il, but YOU are very much behind
hand. Do you intend to pay up or not2
wish you would. IT'S very strange
YOU will hurt my feelings so, and the
Presidents too.
1Ith Mr.. Harris. how comes it that
you are defaulter for SI2s,834 70l
don't wish to hurt your feelings. but |
should like TO know. | have curiosity
on the subject; can't you tell met
18th. Mr.. Harris, you're resigned hareI
youl Well, that beats any thing. What
cunning dog you are. Feathered your
nest well, ha? I'll tell the President all
about it when he comes home How he
win laugh!
18th. Dear Mr.. Harris. regret TO tell
YOU that the rascally Solicitor of the
Treasury is going to try and recover
back that money you've got, which be-
longs TO the Government. Never mind
We'll fix il some way.
Such is an epitcrne of the correspon-
dence Of Levi Woodbury., Secretary Of
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25
| am, &c,
LEVI WOODBURY..
RECEIVER Of Pubic Moneys,
Columbus, Mississippi.


RECEIVER Of PUBLIC Moneys,
| Columbus, mississippi.
Yes, should suppose it was painful.
The Secretary is truly man Of much
patience. He must be Il l;neal descen-
dant of Job. He gives to his subordi,
mates cline upon line" ''preccpt upon
prccept,'' :.here a little" and there 4
great deal He strives hard to learn
them honesty. Whether his i'll success
is attributable to master or pupils, | will
not pretend to say.
At length Mr. Harris does what nei-
Their the President nor the Secretary
dared To do-he diSmisSes himself from
office; in other words, he resigns.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sept. 26, 1886.
SlR: Your letter of the eth ultimo,
addressed to the President, has been re-
ferred TO this office Your duties as re-
ceiver will, of course, have ceased, or
been suspended, after the 31st ultimo,
the time when you propose your resig-
nation should take effect. Immediate
steps, it is hoped, will be taken to adjust
your accounts, and pay over the balance
Soon as the President returns, further
communication will be made to YOU.
L.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25
LEVI WOODBURY..

cCCTctuTy u re treasury
w. p. HARRIS, Esq,
Receirer Of Public Money, Columbus III.
Very true; no reason can be seen why
i, he should not have deposited the none Y,
=. aud no reason can be seen why he was
not removed for falling so long and so
repeatedly to do it. But TO the CORES
pondence-
Treasury DEPARTMENT, March 90, 1886.
SIR: Your letter of the 18th instant,
n enclosing your retarn for the month of
November, is received. Again it be-
comes my unpleasant duty 10 complain
of your neglect - this respect, and to
inform YOU that the omission te transmit
the required monthly statements. for a
whole quarter after they are dGe. can
not be permitted in any public officer;
- and especially after having been hereto
fore so often reminded of the consequen-
se ces of such neglect On the return of
the null, therefore, if the usual state
rnenis for the other months in arrear are
not received, shall be under the disa.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25
LEVI WOODBURY.,


secretary ~ ire Treasury.
w. p HARRIS, Esq.
Recc,rer Of Public Money, Columbus Mississippi.
SIR, the l2th of November arrived
and passed; and yet Harris had failed
to deposite the public moneys with
which he was chargeable, according TO
the requisition of the Secretary's letter.
OF course he was dismissed without
further hesitation, you exclaim. Not so
fast; don't be rash in your conclusions.
| have become suspicious about the MAJ
fer since the reprieve. | don't believe.
now. he was removed at all.
And. sure enough, he was not. Here
Is the very next letter from the Depart
,nent, talking to him as mildly as if he
had never offended.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Nor. 90, 1885.
SIR: Your letter of the 18th instant.
and return for the month of October, is
received. Is your dePosites of public
moneys are made at Columbus. no rea-
son whatever can be seen why the whole
money in your hands at the end of the
month is not deposited. 1t is expected
that il viii be hereafter
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25
LEVI WOODBURY..
Secretary Of the Treasury

Secretary Of the Treasury.
w. P. HARRIS, Esq. Columbus MiSs.
He resigns, defauIter for 100000.
He had quite a moderate appetite, COM
pared with Swartwout and some others.
There is but one more morsei of this
correspondence on record, and it is of a
piece with the balance. 1t consists of
regret on the part of the Secretary that
legal steps had been taken ''to attempt
to secure" what was due the Govern
ment.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nor. 10, 1886.
SIR: have received your letter of
the 1st instant, by the mail of this NOR
ming, and regret to inform you that, as
long ago as August last, steps were ia
ken by the Solicitor of the Treasury to
attempt to secure the balance due from
you.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25

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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25

greeable necessity of again submitting
i the subject 10 tie President, for his inn
] u 8 Iia.fa. action
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25
LEVI WOODBURY..
Secretary of the T-easurg.

G. ID. BoYD,
ReceiUer Of Public Money, Columbus, III.
Yes, sir; according to the morality OF
the Secretary, resigning, after robbing
the Government Of 10000 or $4,000
acres OF land, is very frank and hon
orobIe.r
tCoHciuyion merit rrreE.)
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25

tCoHciuyioH Hert lrcek
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

nR SEARS devotes hrs attention. Of chro
~ mic lingering diseases For years his practice has
been extensive and OF dyspepsia liver
plants consumption, dropse angina pector and diseases
culiar 10 females which had resisted other have been
cured by hs treatment Mr. Johnson ga Fson st. has been
relieved of distressing dsrrha Of many standing
Mr. y Ety. III Fulton a. has had much experience In his treat
in bilious affection and cough. Mrs Hnman I4s sth
Avenue reored to comfortable health from extreme
debility cough Miss Jare A. Lee al Hudson st. has bees
cured II FOR with great deb
Mr., Rsbbns 18th street. 9Th Avenue has been
ed &c dropsy OF the abdomenaces Miss Jane Keyser 274
Broome street been relic ved Of pain the breast
sides aud bewees the shoulders, difficulty OF breathing and
great debility Similar publish be
referred 10 IN this city and Brooklyn.
IN regard 10 his moral ssd religious character he permit
ted refer the Right Rev. Bishop Onderdonk d. D. and
the Rev. q. Spring, d. D.
ANGINA PECTORIs.-Is symptoms are an unpleasant
the breast bone pit of the stomach attended
with pain. the breast especially about the LEFT side and
region heart extending often 20 the shoulder blades asd
between the shoulders Those subject u sometimes
kened with Of sufocaon difficulty Of breathing and
experience shorne Of BREATH and papaon Of the heart
walking fast ascending flight o s,a DR. Sears has lad
much experience in the treatment Of this disease
Miss MARY Ford 5o7 Washington t. two years since
stored good health after having suffered much from extreme
debility ATTENDED with pain al the chest side and be-
the shoulders shortn Of BREATH and cough She
enjoys good health.
Naasrou. similar cases in this city and Brooklyn can be re-
ferred 10 al his office, ~ Asns
Persons distance by forwarding statement Of their
symptom. be supplied with medicine and directions Of
nee a Ia Ann u. nv 16-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15
ITO daily pua all care away.
Iu.f .u.k . l..It s. 80

TIME BEST and most assortment OF sEOARs in
this city Is TO be found Al sExAs old stand II Cedar
street where constant supply the approved brands
AWAY. net with The arrangements which sexzs has
made enable him 10 furnish his with direct impora
ou. selected from the manufactures by competent and
repced and he prepared at all TO f.rnsh the
public segar Of exquisite flavor and quality either
wholesale retail
Among other fsvorte brands be has now hasd large
supply of Norresgo Regaia from the government manufsc
tory very brand and segar
a,.r La Norn Tabue Congress and Csnadora with man,
other. that be conprsed within the limits Of an adver
fisenert
Stranger beor. purchasing elsewhere would do we'll 10 call
al ~ Cedar street. where they may be assured o. obtaining
none bot the genuine article.
To nj. old friends and custome serss need only say that
\. determined TO maintain that superiority whcs his e.tae
has ACQUIRED from the known excellence Of his stecl
Of scgar -,
In addition 10 the above ensmeraed brsnds he has aso
.uppy o Cubana very superior and fsvce and The
onlv ot that has imported for several Connoea
should no they DESTROYS cfenoyng this luxury
my7s.lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15
HI U NJ A N II A | r.

30 Since the publication OF A. oRANDJEANs COM:
POSITION than thirty limitations coanterfeits
have suceesvcy appeared Now the Pilous syste. erpo
red By all the BARRIERS sf New York
But one, doubtless will dispute that the author Of
GRANDJEAN's COMPOSITION 10 the only person who
hs. especially applied himself wth real and sauy the
c.rieus researches The encourage he has
eeved testimony Of the general satisfaction given
The sale Of this article exceeds his sangune
From thi. date Mr.. A. GRANDJEAN promises according
10 his conviction 60 perform extraordinary son all per-
who viii give him their confidence and who will permit
him IN exercise A. according the and the dheres
affections Of the eus system He appreciates and combines
with cireum.pecon all the prescriptions given The best
thof preference to his remedies except where
the requires IT, and where morever experience Cor
many years confirms its efficacy.
The principal remedies lst Paste, the Of which
guarantees the nfsllhe Of xEROTRsIA, and the
porsry permanent fall cf the Hara Cutaneoss Erupion
Of the scalp ofa letter nature that which 70 most generally
met with on the heads Of young children.
al Odetfer~s Liquid the employment Of which, In short
time, cures HYDROTRtsfA.
ID a rscrar Plaster, and Diaphsrec Cap Cor the treat
pent q Bsldoesana finally, prescriptions aecordn to the
different cases and constitutions
Approved and uended by the ". r. Medical Faculty
OHce. Barclay ST., No I. Astor House. AZ 3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

A CERTAIN DISEASE eradicated By the celebrated
N Dr. Poetts Genorrhea Eradcator IA hiuders not from
business pleasant 10 the taste does the breath asd
ia virtues length Of TIVE therefore iu
portant medicine for voysge and those ridsg IN the coun
try. fails IN recert In less tss "a hours
those Of longer standing IN proportion Hunreds have BY
few 81 e Eradcaor been cured of the re For sale
wholesale and rets by A. D. D. Sands Fuor asd
William. ssd the following Drug Stores 80 Bowery corner 81
walker $40 Bowery Bond ga Broadwsy 30 ssh
Avenue Price 81. m3o I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

o. To prevent the hair 10 all from faliag off, or
turning greyto restore the hair that has faento e.
fectusy all Scur AID Dandrif from the hesdto keen the
hair the healthy, so and glossy state yet from all
greasy and Gentlemen advised 10 use
"CLIREHUGH'S TRICOPHEROUS, OR MEDI-
GATED COMPOUND"
Is virtues testified by Thousands who daily well
from the fact that has superseded every other
the toilets Of the besu monde.
To be had Of the proprietor. at his Hair Cutting Roems
Corner If Fulton AID Broadusy,
jelliw And OF his appointed agents all the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15
PREMIUM WIGS AND
SCALPS.

fht- CLIRERUGH, Wig Maker and Hair Cutter, OF
Fulton and Broadway having completed large and
elegant assortment Of his newly invented venang and per-
peua fitting Wigs and scap. invites all an in.pee
tion &C them
In their manufacture, they differ from all others hitherto
made the hair being snsly inserted and equally
10 appear issuing from the skin They cover no more
Of the brow than the natural hair does and being without
metallic spring. all dissgreeabe pressure . entirely ebviste
For elegance shtness and durability they rank among
/ he fret productions Of modern ingenuity.
Entrance from Fulton street ieIl.lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15
| Luxuriant Mead of Hal

WTYETH'S SCREAM OF LILIES" highly esteemed
w for promoting tho growth Of the Hair preserving il
from falling out and freeing from dandruf Whiskers quick
raised by its also red hair whisker gradually
turned to black without injury to the whkers hair
has delicate extremely pleasant perfume and possesses the
the roots and causing them to spread
strong black and healthy quality by other
shape and unaffected BY dancng weather. other
Price, 50 cents For sale Wholesale and retail by A.
D. SANDS leo Fulton, corner of Wiliam j. Syme s. and
800 Bowery H. Ring 044 Broadway g. Lindsay, IS Sixth
Avenue and by respectable druggists the city, Peru
merry and Fancy stores.
Be careful ask for wyeths Cream Of Lilies ns03m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15
DIR. GLOW Y RS

TINE attention Of those afflicted with Hernia called TO
Trsss, lately patented in the city Of New York. Its
superiority every other instrument will be evident
inspection for unlike other Truss the rupture pad
pressed upon BY double spring. which n 80 fixed to
necessary the lower part OF the rupture pad
keeping the pad closely applied IN every attitude OF the
body adjusting and adapting itself under all circumstances
the and 10 the part to which Is to be applied Pos
sessag double spring and consequently double degree Of
elasticity IL is rendered and convenient to the
The Truss has taken the place Of all others for the
retention and Of hernia rupture Is almost
the only Truss the city Of New York, and the
country The above Truss and applied by
Surgeon who has devoted particular attention TO the subject
hernia and the and application Of Trusss at
his Office No Ann Broadway two doors from the
American Museum where they nay be had Wholesale and re-
tail ic7-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15
THO THE LADIES

VTNO THE LADIES' Saving II IS per cent.-The sub
crbers having received by the latest arrivals from Eng
land extensive assortment Of Ladies' Tuscan double and
single Dunsabe split and colored Straw Hats, Of the latest
fashion, they will sell wholesale retail the above reduc
tioR Likewise extensive assortment Of Pars Ribbons and
Flowers, at I'D PHILLIPS co.'s,
274 and 70 Bowery.
B.-Nliners will find great saving by calling at the
above ESTABLISHING ut before purchasing. my2s-lm.