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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

% THE BRrrisB Qussr, which sailed frou
Losdon on the LIST, and Portsmouth on the "a, nov
cut thirteen days. win probably arrive tomorrow o
Saturday, with most important commercial new
frcn England.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14
MORNING HERALD.
TMURsDAH. NOvEMBER ~. 49,

THE FALLIRs on SHOOTING SrARs.-oP 70 hs
hour Of going TO press, this Per'od'cai Pneno'
msna has not taken place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

MAssAcHUsETrs ELEcTIoS-RUM VIcroRioUs
Yesterday we received returns from one hundred
and seventy towns, and from them we should think
that Marcus Morton Is elected Governor by small
majority, say Eve hundred. So far as heard from
he Is ahead two hundred and seven votes. The
whole state has been revolutionized, and rum
slings and gin cocktails have come in three
becks ahead Of cold water. The great question
was-rum or no rum-gin gin-ffteen gal
Ion law or no fifteen gallon law--and the result
has been wonderful Last year, governor Eve
rett elected by majority Of over ten thou
sand votes, all pare wings, and this year. Judge Nor
ton, the locofoco candidate, is made governor By
majority Of FIVE hundred, and perhaps one thousands
but perchance the towns 70 be heard from may defeat
him There is telling for certain till to day, when
u will be settled. bat rum has done wonders. and
the citizens Of the Bay state can, hereafter, drink,
drink and oc merry" till resurrection morn, without
the fear Of informers or rsformers.
Abbott Lawrence IL elected 60 Congress from Bos
ton. by a majority Of fourteen Hundred.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14
Money Market.


LONDON Morrr MARxsr, SATURDAY, Ger. 10Th, THRrr
O'CLOCK, PMThe English Stock market heavy, and has
given fa cent The opening price o. Con.os
Price the lowes o. he morning SCI % fsr Money and so
FOR Account The Reduced Three and Half per Cents have
enpereneed greater decline and AZ being Oh
e6i Bank STOCK s " per lower than yesterday b,ins
quoted ai77i 7s and India stocks 7as We have quo
Of India Bonds, Erchequer Bills however lower
being a. 10 a die This decline solely attributable 10 the
state Of the market which u borne down by aggres Of
mall ses for and has not been produced by any
tsnsive operation The Foreign Funds generally I~wsr
Dutch Bonds, which opened s7i being quoted At
Brazilian abost per below the first price Columbian
are rather hmer ,saa vn sa Msseaa are sli
part ofhe morning. firm At the closing prices
day but have declined with Cossos both Portuguese and
Spanish Bonds being from to per cest lower
Web amendment 10 notice In the Continental En-
changes The quotations still droopsg and Cor the
support given market BY the Barring Brothers
u much ssppoe. that they could not be
cd any thing like their recent elevation Its question OF
s b. In operation against The pa ment. made and ma
King FOR foreign grain, 10 be presumed much more
than the public are aware Of and the expectation
Of our manufactures still incordeabe 10 be hardly
wort Of being taken into II all medium ofer
change Las, yesr shipped nothing the corn growing
dsrf Il of the Continent; this year there !. the sane alb
Of orders and suppose may nov be fairly an
dertood that this branch Of expert trade ha. a but
ceased.
last week suded has given place OF very different
aud M aspect has gloomy during present
leve cheay attributable 10 the financial Operations. 81 NE
Bank Of the United States II will be In the Of
readers. that large remttance In suon expected BY
the two recent arrivals Of the Great Western and British
Queen steam vessels from New York and, although he
anospt actually received about Case ID wa less than
had been anticipated large remittance in Bonds was
received and has been concluded BY
which these asseh have been made available loan 10 the
esten o has bees contracted BY Mr. Jsudon the
shsffe United States Bs.k 10 bear interest al the rate Of
cent p aHnsm, redeemabe par the years Sal and
and lss2 The price which has been ahen o. The
AZ.
with whom are deposited collateral security the sane
amount $500 o00) Of Phladephs State Bonds u now
q from 10 per cent premium This arrangement has nate
rally increased The asmsnd Cor money and The prices
most every description Of Essh security have declined rom
TO per cent $3.50.
II stated hal the Bsph Directors are ery earnest prss
ing the 0ovepnsn issue IN Ceusei FOR suspend
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

Pans, October 19.-rhe Paris papers state
that Passy, the finance minister had resolved TO
please the court by proposing an establishment for
the Duke de Nemours, and the public by a bill to
reduce the FIVE per cents.
The English and French fleets are lying together
OF Tenedos, apparently IN much amity, both receive
ing additions.
SPAIN.
The news from the continent of Europe this week
10 scanty that portion which relates to Spanish a.
fairs 10 the most interesting.
The Ministers brought forward bill to "confrm
the Fsefosof the Basqueprovinces but the majority
ofthe deputies refused 10 pass the chief resolution
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10
Nune 3
TRUST S.4LE.

N pursuance of deed OF Trust, made and enter
L ed into on the 18Th Of December, lo35, aud Of re-
cord 10 the Clerks office of tue Hastings Court Of the
Corporation OF Lynchburg, by Jesse Clark, for
certain purposes therein named will offer, AT pub
lie Auction. to the highest bidder, on Saturday, the
18th nsf 10 front Of the Market House. all the said
Cark's interest IN N NEGRO WOMAN slave,
by the name of Frances. mentioned in said deed,
aged about twenty zone years. This woman is Said
TO be good scamsress and valuable house savant,
and very likely. Terms made known the Jay Of
sale The title is believed to be good but acting as
trastee. will convey ouly such title ass vested in me
by said deed Of trust. II. HUNTINGTON.
June 3 tf5Je
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10
Female School.

INllE subscriber proposes al the commencement
l. Of his next session. which viii be on Monday,
the first OF July next receiving into his School
but FEMALE PUPILS, which he designs con
iinning, should the patronage received, Justify it,.
His will be comprehensive and thorough, and
will embrace all the BRANCHES Of Education which
taught in other Female Schools in this place.
Terms, per session Of five months:
Isl CtasS-Speng, Reading and VII
ting, sic 80
end GdSs-E gsh Grammar Geogra-
ply, Ari,hmeic and History, 10 90
3rd CtaSs-Laiin, Greek and French
Languages, Rhetoric, Natural Philosophy
and Astronomy, 90 90
Paper Ink &c. (iffurnshed,) IS
Payment TO be made IN ddrdRcc. Pupils will he
received al any lime, though not for ii shorter period
than sion from the time OF reception. A vaca-
ton Of several weeks will be given in the month Of
August. AT the end Of each session there will be "a
public examination.
SAM'L. d. TOMPkINS.
June 3 6w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10
NOTICE..

TIME subscribers Wool carding Machine, will
IL be in full operation by the 10Th day OF the pre-
sent month, Dune) The Machine is entirely new,
made by the skillul workman, Mr.. Robert NJ. Clay
tor, who has been in the practice of making them
for the last 90 years and pledges himself 10 keep It
in first rate order.
The terms for carding will be cents per pound, the
owner oithe wool 10 furnish pound of grease for
every 10 pounds wool. The Machine will be sit
uated on Back-waiei, Q miles from Lynchburg. on
the Forest Road, at the mill formerly owned by Mrs.
Tate. ipledge myselfio use every exeron in max
ing frsiale Rolls. Wool will be received at the
Machine or in town, at place which will be designa
lcd il few days. TANDY X. III ID.
June
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10
" % II Il T. II

WE, the subscribers, having purchased of Mr..
w Samuel S. Allen, Of the State of New York.
the exclusive right and privilege, for the county OF
Campbell, in the Stare OF Virginia OF making, using
and vending his newly nyeued Threshing machine
and horse power, in and for the said county,
are prepared furnish all those wishing purchase
Machines of the above pattern, or the privilege OF
making, using and selling the sanie on reasonable
terms, BY applying either of the subscribers living
in Lynchburg.
We forewarn all and every person in this county
from using the above Machine, or horse power, OF
from infringing on The, patent in any shape Whatever
the law will be rigidy enfored against all such Of
tenders SAMUEL BURCH,
A. ID. TYREE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10
rCO.N.NXSSSO.v.Exr S.sLEor z.y.N.r,

tJuhoUANI 10 decree of the County Cou r,
OF tamphe, pronounced in the Cbancery su il
Of Smart and Others Plaintiffs against Fariss and
others, Defendants, the undersg ued Commissions,
'hefe,n named and appointed, will on the 18th day
way OF ubic auction Tor cash, the following La nds
situated IN the County of Campbell, now occupied
by William Canada. to wit: FL acres, subject 10
iee'o@er interest of Mary Price. late Mary + ariss.
widow di benjamin Farss, deceased. Also 26s
acres oe'ng the balance oithe real estate belonging
10 me estate oil the said Benjamin Farss. deceased
AciIng rs Commissioner, the undersigned will only
convey so tie purchaser purchasers such title as
ts~cstcd in him by said decree.
JOHN FARlSS, Com.
JureS ia !,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

yINHE Subscriber has made arrangements to keep
4 constantly on hand supply OF MOUNTAIN
LINE of the best. qualify. Those wishing TO
purchase, can be supplied with any quantity by APP
plying at my Facury the lower end OF man
JOHN HOCkADAY.
June 3 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10
Turnpike Stock al AUCTION.

WE WILL SELL, in the town of Lynchburg,
w before the door OF Payne a. Turner, on
"Wednesday the l2h jane, shares of The Lynch
burg aud Salem Turnpike Stock. Terms LIBERAL
Sale TO be condubted by Payne q Turner auct'rs
+. McCLANAHAN. I Exi'is.
JAS. McCLANAHAN,} Of
VIM. McClanahan, decd.
Nays IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10
STR.1

INROM The subscriber in Lynchburg. abou, four
Il weeks ago, asmall brndled & o w no mark
recollectcd cx.ot hole under side each horn For
any Information co ming the said suitable re-
ward will be paid. JAMES ", WOOD.
June6 p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

mayed the Chaf,ists. ltupon be,ns ordered To all
u" .ney oid not obey the order the oonstablcs di,
MOI hesitate TO make eood use of their stats Thi,
lofce was armed with cutlass and n pistol. with
70 tounds OF ball cartridges Ia each man Every
Jung wearing peaceable aspect, the Yeoman,y
returned 10 Devize on Tuesday night The house
VI o''s, Tue radical druggist of Trowbridee wa,
,ea'cneo on uesday aud in his shop were fund
large number of balls, In beled Pills for the 70.
'ies OF different strengths ~ canister of rnnpow
der was labelled. +" Powders 10 cary them Off - aud
sharp t'hc, " Lancetfor bleeding the Tories -
Bristol Journal
ihE onARrisrs AT NrwroRr.-From an early
hour yesterday the town Of Newport was ia n state
" great excitement IN expectat,onof the arrival OF
me demagoeue Vincent, who had been arrested in
London on Tuesday last The Mayor aud Mag,s-
ua'es OF the borough, attended by all those within \
CIRCUIT oi twenty miles, and the loid Lieutenant of
'ne county, were al their posts by seven o'clock in
'he morning. and proceeded swear in spccial con
stables TO the number Of 800 and the detachment oil
me 29lh loot which passed through Tins cily last
week were under aims by break Of day. These ne
cessafy preliminary arrangements having been made
'nc ponce arrested one Townsend the Younger aud
on me arrival OF the packet Edwards the baker y
notorious Chafflst, was also taken in custody. A
sllsnt attempt AT rescue was made, but it proved
ineHcctual. During whole Of the day the banks
ana shops were closed, business was At standslill
anu me utmost CONSERVATION prevailed thtonp hout
me town. as reports were rife that larry body Of
hers would make an irfnpion IN the evening SIEVE
lh gentlemen mad spnnt1n ously enrol ed themsry
III an association Tor the projection of life and pro-
petty About hall past two Just as the packet lel fo,
ilIs city. postchasc drove up 10 the Kings Head
ION with Nncent IN custody. and his examination
was about 10 commence when our informant was
obliged 10 leave.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10
FOR SALE,
A TRACT OF LAND. in In

FOR SALE,
SH TRACT OF LAND, in the
County OF Amherst. about TWO miles be
low New Glasgow, The road leading
@ TO New Market aud adjoining The Lands
oi Elijah Fletcher DR. Paul c. Cabe, deceased and
Others. containing
Two hundred and four acres,
With comfortable Buildings and oaer improve
men,s.
Any person wishing 10 purchase, will refer 10 Nj
Sterling Claiborne FOR the terms. And those wish
ing to buy for cash. invited 10 examine it, as a
bnrgain will be sold for cash The subscriber wish
TO effect sale if possible before the fist day Of
August next, until which time The Land vii! be in
market.
WILLIAM THOMAS HIGGINBOTlIAH.
MAY 20 ia
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syiNlENISo
c. "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINJAN !,

e Published SEM irey fcrery Monday 7AnrsdoD
fonr Dollars per oanum payable adpaace. No srbscr,
will be receired FRA shorter period aa sir months and
paper 1W be discontinued errepf al DE discretion nj M
Editors,J until all arreurages are pnid.
DJADPER TfSEMEN1Si Inserted also cents pey s,.o,.
irsj1o The first txseroa exd 37I cents for erery st
qsenf irscrfgsx.
i 'pJJOB PRINTING executed neatly and erpcditionsiv
| 4 on reasonable terms
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SCHOOL Nv LIHEKTy.

INllE second session Of the subscribers School,
L will begin ON Tuesday, the 4th Of June, and
close ON Friday, the lst Of November. The course
Of instruction will be liberal, including all The bran
ches Of thorough English and Classical Educa-
ion. Pupils may enter at any time, and pay from
the time OF entrance 10 the end of the session.
TERMS,
Fer session of five months. payable at the close Of
the term:
Tuition in onhosraphy, Reading Writing or -.
English Grammar, Geography, History or
Composition, 10 90
Mathematics, La,in or Greek Language, Mo-
raj and Intellectual Philosophy, logic or
Board may be had in respectable families on rsa
sonable terms. Those wishing to enter should make
| early application. J. G. HAMMER.
May 20, 1889
The attention ofthe public is invited to the fol
lowing recommendations:
COLUMBIAN CoLLEGE, College Hill, d. c.. !
-, -l-..z. <. May 9Th. 1889.
John G. Hammer, A. b., graduated al this Ius,ii-
tuition in October, 1888, having finished his Collie
gate studies with credit to himself
! Mr.. Hammer is gentleman Of great integrity of
character good talents and sound scholarship. He.
is, in our Judgment, will qualified AXE charge Of
| an Academy in which the primary Classics. Mathe-
mates, and the different branches Of an English
| Education are taught. We feel confident that pa:
rents Who trust The Education Of their sons to him
will not be disappointed. .
S. CHAPLIN. Prest.
WIN RUGGLES,
Professor of Ma,h. and Nat Philosophy.
! j. o. B. CHAPLIN,
Professors Of the Greek and Latin Languages.
i RtJerences.-Col A. Oley, Maj. VIM. Cook,
Rev. J. d. MITCHELL Rev Jas. Leliwch, Rev. Wwi
Harris, w. l.. Goggin. w. Nj. Barwell, J. a;
/ Wharton, VIM Terry, Esqrs, DR.. S. Phillips aud
Capt; &. A. Wng6eid. Liberty.
Liberty. May 90 w6w
SUPERB FRENCH NEEDLE WORK.
| lust received. the most splendid assortment OF
~ French worked Capes and Collars, that the Nor
lhern markets will afford, al all prices from 81 80
10 SIS. Ladies wishing something really exqu'ss
in ths line, " i'll do well To call 90
ANDR. C.. ELLIOTT.
March 81 {.
The native American., 1839-07-13
MoDE OF PREVENTING SICKNESS AT SEA.
by t. FOSTER, NJ. b. F. L. $.

BY II. FOSTER, M b. +. l.. :.
Observing i'll late number OF the monthly
Magazine an ingenious letter OH sickness at sea,
am induced 70 add my own experience, and few
,remarks on that distressing maady.-l agree with
your correspondent, that it is peculiarly oil mo-
ton which causes the nausea and vomiting so Oh
ten felt i'll moving vessel; but do not believe It
depends altogether OH the proper motion OF the
ship, SO much as on a. certain motion made by the
human body, induced by sort OF almost lnvolun-
ary endeavor 10 accommodate one self to the ships
motion. first found this circumstance out, by
perceiving that persons who held fast by ropes
or sides of the shp,-so as to move with all It's
motions and, in fact make themselves tor the
time, as 1t were, part of the moving vessel
were less subject to it than any others who sat
down at their ease on chair. | found also Tor
merly, before became accustomed to the sea,
that could keep off the evil entirely by laying
fast hold of the ruddcr or sides of any boat Ill
which happened to be, on the very first lndlca-
on Of nausea.
When boy, was particularly Liable TO SICK
ness from the motion of acoach, and then found
the same relief from holding fast by the sides OF
it, instead of swinging forward with the motion
of the carriage. Formany years have acquired
a habit of sitting or standing in such manner IN
moving vessel of any kind, as to m've entirely
with it, and thus by degrees lost entirely the dis
position to sickness. | have OF late years crossed
the channel six tunes, in all different sorts OF
weather, and over very differently agitaed surfaces
of the ocean, without ever experiencing the sick
ness.
The native American., 1839-07-13

Jrue Chdruy-A poor old woman had orders
from butcher to come 10 his stall every market
day for portion of meat, which benevolentjn-
dIvdual who desired TO be unknown) gave re-.
guiary to- several INDECENT industrious persons
'nc day she was receiving it Usual, and chanc-
4" 10 sec Mr.. B. Creputed TO be equally rich and
covetuous} standing near and observing the dis
. s'rioution oi thc meat i'll burst of grateful elo-
quence and vrtuons Indignation, she exclaimed.
'Al,' how long will i, be before you do as much
for the poor Col bless the givar -
MIR. Is. and the butcher exchanged furtive
glance and the latter was Interested a,erwarJs -
hear the former declare that "he then ro,nod ,i,o
full reward Of his gifts when he found ,ha, ho
could SO well bear her reproachcs." lie was the
unknown bonefactor.
The native American., 1839-07-13

The truth of the following excellent remarks
will be at once recognized by all to whom expe-
rience has afforded an opportunity of forming
a correct judgment on the premises "A plea
SAINT, cheerful wife is rainbow set in the sky,
when her husbands mind is tossed with storms
and empests'-and darkened indeed, must be the
spirit from which the radience of affection and
tenderness does not dispe the gloom.
Checrftlness In Wiues.-Bozwel remarks that
cheerful woman may be of great assistance to
her husband in business, by wearing cheerful
smile continually upon her counterance. Aman's
perplexities and gloominess are increased hun
dred fold when his better half moves about with
a continual scowl upon her brow. A pleasant,
cheerful wife is rainbow set in the sky, when
her husbands mind is tossed with storm and
tempests-but dissatisfied and fretful wife in
the hour Of trouble is like one Of those fends who
delight to torture lost spirits.
The native American., 1839-07-13

The noble Dog.--An affecting incident occur.
red at Lynn, on Saturday. A little girl about two
years of age, child of Mr.. ingalls,, wand cred
away from its parents i'll the afternoon, and the
most diligent search could not be found during
the evening. On Sunday morning, the search
was renewed by many in vain. An intelligent day
belonging to the family, understanding that some
thing was wanting, set off in pursuit. In a short
time he returned and endeavored by significant
signs, to induce some one to follow him; but hu-
man sagacity, in this instance, in many before,
was inferior to canine. Again he went away, and
again returned, and, by repeated winnings and
iawnings, was at length successful in makinghim-
self understood. A person followed him, and
found the little sufferer in swamp, where she
was standing up to her arms in mud and water.
She must have remained there during the whole,
or greater part, of the night without sleep
Boston Traveller.
The native American., 1839-07-13

THAT LETTER R17V@n There is great fear
lest this letter of the alphabet be lost. 1'ammany
Hall comes out decidedly for the 'W.' If the
court of the city, in the City Hall, be vested with
the power to arbitrate upon letters, the .'V'' will
certainly be tost to the English tongue, for two of
It's three organs never use the sV," but always
the "W" We beg "Wan" Buren, while he tar
RES with us, TO impress even upon the Mayor the
importance of the .F." Y is as much sdemo-
cratic" letter the ". Tictory can be won
AS well as a "H1ctory." This wicious use of the
'"' is 'oery wiie.-L Ncw York Gazette.
The native American., 1839-07-13
From the Christian .Adcoc ne and Journal

An AWFUL PRovIDENcE.-On the 20th of
April, at small village in this county, viz:
Ellsvile, man named J. p S., was killed sud-
denly. He was profane swearer. He was in
one Of the stores talking about moving his family
to another house in the village that day, though
the rain poured down i'll torrents on the earth.
friend said, "Surey you would not take your
family out in such rain. He swore by the
lord Jesus Christ that if it rained ptchforks
with the prongs downwards, and if it raned hell
fire he would 60" SO saying he sprang from the
door, walked about ten steps and was struck in the
mouth by the lightning-his head awfully man
gled-and his lips still quivering with oathes.
burned and swelled till it was distressing to
see him. Nothing else was ndured: the BIAS
phemeronly was killed. N. G. BERGMAN.
Lewistown, May l3
The native American., 1839-07-13

10 cure Bolts IN horSes.--E very body who has
favorite horse should be acquainted with the rem.
edles that may be useful, if the horse should be
attacked The following remedy for the grub
comes from good source: " 70 make the bott OF
grubb let 60 his hold, give the horse quart ol
molasses or dissolved sugar, with quart of sweet
mllk-ln thirty minutes you will find the horse at
ease; then pulverizc an eighth of pound of alum,
dissolve III quart of warm water, and drench
your horse-ailcr two hours or less, give the
horse one pound of salts, and you will effect a
cure | have never failed" ...