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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25

y SIX Head 6ne thorough bred Durham improved shor
horned Balls and Hefers from imported stock for sale
applied for soon) at CHAMBERLAIN x SONS Stable NJ
lso Liberty street mya6-3t'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25

Packets 10 Depart.
LONDON.
Mediator, Chanplln, June l
Wellington, Chadwick, June 10
LIVERPOOL.
Sheridan, Depeyster, May %
Columbus, Chopper, June |
HAvRE.
Silvie de Grass., May "a
Chas. Carroll, Lee, Jane l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25

H5-Tonorrow, Sunday.-borning Leeure-A Treatise on
Ansr,oo. Lect.re- the Utility Of public Lectures upon
Usefsl Knowledge.
asd its fatal consequences to the Human Race ~y2e-lr
05- PACKET SHIP SHERIDAN, FOR LIVERPOOL
Passenger. by this shp vll please be board the Steam
boat HERCULES at Whtshal this day, 25h inst, at ~
o'clock The Letter Bags viii close at The usual places at
o'clock ny25
ny WONDERFUL CURE or CONSUMPTION
Tor months have been III Of this awful disease suffering
cry Distress especially eosgh and rita
era my acqsantanees also tried bottle and wonderful
say Immediately II also restored friend Of
"i's ShG was very o" P'9s, are ssr 20 sal, and see
.'0s enly to SIS Bowery genuine there are
AarSrs eur ov the crrr-Mr Hays, lao Fulton st. Brook
lys; DR. Lowerre, 81 Broad ST. Newark j. D. Philips New
burg; P. Rghter Poushkeepsie n. Lsvely, Burlington r.
Geneva. Abraham Trimrsr Kiadsrhook L.le Lsm.. Mia
seowa Conn., r. Betsn Guilford; ~ scovill Waterbury;
A. Shaw. Hsdsoa and Market sts, Abasy David
Hunt Uticsand in this city osly 3Ts Bswery Remember
this, all who wo.ld have genuine remedy myas Saw
n5-AUcTIoN SALE AT THE APOLLO, 4Io Broad.
wayThe Fair Of the Ladies Association now opes at the
Apollo, will close this evening with ascon when large
and rich assortment Of useful and fancy articles will offer
ed for sale my75-lt
n3-To THE DIsAPPoINTED.-Tho.e citizens disap-
pointed in the Of their hats would do well TO look
Howsll Molekn Silk HaisPrice s3-he most perfect sPe
cinen Of the Partisan mode of manufacturing ever in
Americas also his Nuiria and Castor Hats sold at 81 Prices
Fixed
Specimens be al the Wing Office Andersens,
Of Duane aud William DeoI "a Of Avcaue
Houston st. and at Hswe sales ROOM 2o Chatham Square,
NJ stairs. my2Ssr
DUReE LOST, by young lady Friday morning in pas
sing throsgh The upper part Of Hester street into Christie
street. small Bead Purse considerably contsing TWEEN
ytwo dollars in bills and small change Five dollars
be given to the finder upon etursn u to the owner No
90 Hester street myo5lr
kA TO LETA house ssd store the store separate,
m The 9Th Avenue, between 10th and " Streets suitable
for hardware dry goods halter milne ~, tailor
others Also store fer either paate grocer,
druggist Enquire OF W n. COZZENs American Hotel
Henry y Formsn in 10th street the Preses. my26lw
SYLVEsTERs Reporter and Counterfeit Dctector psb.
" hed for the last rs years, containing accounts OF several
new counterfets and for sale al
sJ. sYLvEsTER's
mv25 100 Broadway asd ~ Wall st
DILLs OF EXCHANGE. payable all parts Great
~ Britain and Ireland In Of fs 70 any amount Coz sale
8. }. sYLYESTERs
mys5 100 Broadway and ~ Wall IL.
COLLECTIONS all parts OF the United States, Cana.
" das, and Europe, made on the lowest terms, At
s. J. SYLVESTER's
ny75' 100 Broadway and ~ wall Il.
JINCURRENT MONEY bought at
" s. j. sYLvEsTERs
my9s 100 Broadway and y Wall It.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25

o. LET TRUTH AND FALsEHOOD GRAPLE.-
Who knew Truth put 10 The IN free and op,n
eoauter1-MiLror.
HUNTERS RED DROP.-lf this medicine cured any 9TH
disease prevalent the disease does prevalent in
consequence Of their being msny half cured eases with the
poison driven in the system We could publish receipts
than would GIL the largest paper America bot the very
nstsrc o the thing precudes the possibility Of publishing any
respectable genuine receipts with the attached de-
warranted effect prompt permanent and safe cure
in all ofv- and undrall srcuHstsncss without Diet
hndance from business any restrictions whatete Price,
81 per Wat Office Division street
This medicine has been x years before the public it,
fame IL spread from Canada 10 Texas Our Offices are ea
Albany IS Hanover entrance in Centre Boston, ga
Camp 1t, New Orleans of Mr. j. Lake, Mobile: w Ware
south side Market IT. three doors Below the Court House Will
mingten North Carohna y North sixth st. Phadephia ~
State It. Charleston :. Rohsry Lane two door, from
Main st. Norfolk, Va m,qslt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25

EAGLE COURSE RACES TRENTON, N. J.
asi 1899 1t being The week following the Philadelphia and
Camden Races) and continue four days
First day esday-sweePstakes for yr old sub $780,
l. W. b. Stockton imp ch Pasaic, by Reveer,
Of Rachel.
3 JOS. H. Reng, names CHI C. by Star out Melinda.
JOS B. Kendall names gr BY imp Tranby out Of Mary
day-sweep.take. fer yr. old, sab. $780, h. IT, me
w. B. Stockton imp b. Atlantic, BY Ac@on
of Miss Craven.
Also, imp b Cumberland, BY Camel, of Ma
g. Also names imp Oh. c. Passac BY Reveer out Of Rachel
JOS H. Helngs chf Stephan, BY Shark, os Of Fa
o. Jas. B. Kendall o. Canpbcl.) b. by imp. Tran
J. j. H. Van Mater name, eA BY Tormentor, dam by Tu
Second day vedae,day swesptak,, for ". old. sab
l. Messrs Combs Ellis eh Elliptic, BY Monmouth
Eclipse, dam BY Revenge
g. Edward J. wies b. Portsmouth, by imp. Luz
same day-sweepakes sub saoo h. n mile heats free for
all that shall not have previous to closing this
l. Jas. b. Kendall names eh C. Windsor, W Monmouth
Eclipse out of Powancy, 4 yrs.
Jos. II. Henss ch. Borar, by Andrew, out Of
Jos H. Van Mater names ch By Eclipse out Of Helen
Mar, Benny Bla.ks dam, 4yrs.
petition, yrs
day-rurse SAos, Two miles heats siooof which goe.
TO the 2d best, IL more than two start
Third day (Thursdsy)A purse Of $780, Three mile heats;
$500 Of which goes TO the 81 best II than two start
Same day-k purse Of slco, mile heats.
Fourth day (Friday)-A purse Of $500, -Four mile heats
$500 Of which GOES the "a best II than
Same day-A purse Of 500, mile heats.
The Races will IL o'clock each day. Entries
will close the Eagle Hotel the evening previous to each
race, at 8 o'clock. Entrance per cent
The second tesa he determined by the rules Of the Phia
depa and Candle Courses when these rules do not designate
best the horse that I'd in the last heat 10 be
sdered.
Gentlemen from the northern and southern states rely
securing good stables for horses by making application
addressing \ letter to the Subscriber.
handsome DINNER will be prepared al the Pavilion, i'm.
rnedately after the main each day
The New Jersey Railroad will convey passengers from New
York the Eagle Course in three hours through New
ark New Brunswick Prsceton AID the principal villages Of
New Jersey.
As the Eagle Course has every advantage that be
wished far greater will hereafter be offered on H.
each Spring and FALL than has heretofore been any Coarse
north OF Louisiana. O.BAILEY, see'y
Trenton, n. j., May iith, 1899 myl3-l7t'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25
PUBLIC LECTURES AT TAMMANY HALL.

Gy-Tonorrow, sundsy.-Morning Leeture-A Treatise on
the Search Of Trsth
Assoos the Utility Of public Lectures upon
UsefsI Knowledge
Evening Leeture-On the Creduy OF the Human Mind,
asd its fatal consequences the Human Race. ~y25-lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25

Packets 10 Arrive.

Packets 10 Arrive.
LONDON.
samson, Sturges, May l
President, Chadwick, May 10
LIVERPOOL.
Shakespeare, Cornell, April 20
BRISTOL.
q. Westerly . Hosken May 10
HAvRE
Erie, Fsnck, April "a
Losis Philippe, Castoff, May !
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25

90 A GRAND REGATTA will come of at The Elysan
Fields Tuesday, the 2sth inst
First Race at o'clock r. sir cared boats purse SIS,
trasce S35, to be added 10 the purse.
Second Race al O'Clock, osr cared boats purse S25
trance S25, To be added 10 the purse.
Third Race al O'Clock, for boats rowing two pair scus
purse $40. entraH $40 to be added to the purse.
Clubs wishing FOR the above will please
give pocs the bar keeper the Esan Fields day pre-
vious To the Races.
Hobokcn, Nay 20, 1899. ny24.4r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25
w A NJ BA HIS.


90 TINE Proprietor 81 the Globe Hotel respectfully in
forms the pablo that h Bathing Estabshuen 10 in full
operation, and he invites all who fond Of such lvxuy 20
call and Judge of the completeness Of his by
personal examination of the Constant attendance will
be given by person having charge Of the Baths every day
A. ~ 10 half past III p NJ Entrance New street TO
The Baths, a. well az from Broadway my23lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25
DIR. ELLIOTT.

OPHTHdLbfTC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
From incpient disease the most complicated opera.
ton.
oSce hours from 10 70 o'clock, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. my23 yis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25

lry- PACKET SHIP SHERIDAN, FOR LIVERPOOL.
Passengers by this ssp v please be board the Steam
boat HERCULES, Whtsha, this DAY, 25th inst ~
O'Clock The Letter Bags viii close at The usual places at
o,ceek ny25
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25


40 do Blackburn Reserve, III to 1856
10 do Chateau Marg.aux, Lynch's, 1881, SlS.
30 do Mat Hayes Sherry, SIS to ID.
The following the Of tolls collected the Penn
syvania canal, at Columbia, on the 2st instant -
noun, oT III. received At this office from Oct lst 1885,
l<th May 1889, = SioS,2ei 20
ri. dsv 6,is4 %
Whole amount received up Goth May, Sll517l o9
Os-snce last there has been liberal supply Of whale
of which description have been mostly TO the trade at
ssc The cargo Of the Newark PcughkeeP has been ssd
at barrels sperm and SIZE for 500 barrels whale
There is fair demand English insecd and sales have been
made the lowest sale Of nseed made at
rs cents.
ToBAecs-There have been sales Of Kentucky at III llc
to the extent Of $40 hhds At auction North Carolina
brought ia 13ic.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25

G3-AUCTION SALE AT THE APOLLO, 4lo Broad
wayThe Fair Of the Ladies' Association, open al III,
rich Of useful fancy article. will he offer
ell for sale. my3s-it.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25

DURsE LOST, by young lady Friday morning in pas
sing throsgh the upper part Of Hester street into Christie
street. small Bead Purse considerably contrasting TWEEN
y.two dollars IN bills aud some small change Five dollars
tr be given to the finder upon rursn 4 TO the owner No
90 Hester street myo5.1c
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25

"A WILLIAMS Draper and Tailor, would ansospse -
"a. his friends that he has removed frem No to No
John street. Broadway where he would be happy
eeve all orders in his ae of business lie would 10 tho-
gensmes who have been the habit Of paying exravaesnt
prices for their goods that saving Of Is per saved
W calling him His work. for beauty of style It, taste.
10 not exceeded by uyIB3ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25

| DAssFoRD's ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AND
ID CHESS, ais Broadway and Ann street. entrance joins
the Museum both streets Cor the sale Of Billiard Tables
Cloth. Balls &c. and for health Purchaser and
players invited There 10 Billiard Tables ready br
trial with spring, steel India rubber asd csth
cushions and eagle and wood france tie best assertme
offered the public. myyl-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25

CRAHAh, MOVES MARTIN Counsellors and At (
VI tornies AZ Law, snd Solicitors in Chancery have removed
their Offices TO the building Of the North American Trust ana
Banking Company (ate United States Bsnk), No ~ Wall
street. mvlI-1w~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25

ToHN LoRIAER sRAHAM Counsellor al Law. has re-
81 moved his Ofce 10 No. 40 Wall street myl7.2w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25

nR J. j. LLOYD wHTTENORE respectfully informs
IL his friends and the puoc that he has removed to No. 10
Park Place. where he win be rcsdy attend TO tho call Of
who may honor him with their confidence Having studied
years the Hospitals Of Paris and year the Lyngn-
Hospital Of Heidsbeg sndcr the celebrated Professor Naege
he he Is competent to treat scientifically disease
may come under his observation. myII.isSm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25

CUCCEss TOT. Al l.. vEKNOL'S, DRAPERS ANp
- TAILORs, they have adopted the cash systen and
able sell CIR thing the most reasonable The pub
lie invits call and examine their assortment and they
will be satisfied that great saving will be realized in cad
system, as conducted at 81 Chatham ct.
N A great variety Of Cloths and CasaMsre vesthQl
kept hand and made order The most fashionable
Also. large assortment Of Coats and Coaks ns7 2mn
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27

grateful guest tof ys.. e Cincinnati and re.
celse tpeyefand Of his Emily, joyfully acce.
'6ed lothe proposal Butas twas necessar nv
first to send confidential letters to distan,
relative and wait their answer in order to
make suitable arrangements. il was thought
best not TO undeceive the family in The sup
position Of bis death. until they had taken
the steps necessary for removing the villain
Gus Winover, who had now. usurped all the
affairs Of the mercantile house, and was de-
signing plans for his own aggrandizement
at the expense OF The heirs oflhe supposed de.
ceased This object being accomplished.
Mr. Moreton and Ladlock took benhs pri-
vately on board Of steamboat bound for Gin
cinnati and landing in few days in that
city, repaired TO the house Of the confden.
dal relative, where Emily was persuaded to
make The visit which restored her to her
father and betrothed husband.
| The next day presented a scene Of equal
astonishment and more CONSERVATION A
message was despatched 10 the intriguing
Winover. requesting his immediate atlen-
dance at the residence Of Mr. Moreton's rel
alive, on business Of importance. Winover
arrived soon after, and, on being conducted
TO the private apartment. was nearly petri6ed
in finding himself in company with two per
sons who be supposed or at least hoped
were in their graves both OF whom he was
conscious Of having wronged. After being
restored TO sufficient self possession to reac
the papers that Ladlock had procured in ev
i,lence Of his guilt, he shrunk like a con
demned criminal into corner, aud did no
hesitate TO give his immediate signature TO Q
paper Moreton had already prepared by
means of which Winover, after receiving
his jua proportion of the stock on hand. re
inquished all further concern or interest il
the mercantile house, Of which he had beer
an unworthy partner.
The last time we saw George Ladlock b.
was in company with his wife and father-in
law. on trip TO New Orleans Emily
health and spirits were entirely restored
On the way we passed the identical hut 0
the woodcu,ier on the lonely bank OF th'
Mississippi. pointed out 10 US by its forme
tenant, and guzed at with no little inleres
by Emily and her father.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27

San.--The Globe has an article in favor Of
repeating The duty on salt. II is designed to ef-
feet the Maryla land election, The chesapeake
and Potomac fisheries require a good deal Of
salt, audit would be cheaper if free Of duty
A pair Of hogs was sold in Kentucky The 9th
er day for $3.50! II costs something to go the
tphoie hog in old Kentuck.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27

Common Schools The Secretary of the
American Common School Society, estimates
that there are in the U, States 100000 chill
dren between the ages Of and l6 years and
that 100000 of the number do not enjoy the
advantages of a common school education.- =
The number Of common schools in the y:
States is estimated at $4,000. Number OF
teachers in these schools, $4,000.
A Fathers Lore.--Mr. Chandler Of Spring
field, ILL.,, while from home, heard Of the sick
ness of his son. He Immediately started for
home, and undertaking to swim creek, was
drowned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-10

'.Ihs WAT, Navy, aud Patent Departments are moi
enumerated. Nearly all the situations in the las, cf
ts"se o.!ces, are niled with ME H,gners Federal
fr!rnts
90 determined the adoption Of the Sub Treasury tim,
he VII spare 10 attain tie end-lhat he has
already removed several public nlicers-nerely on &C
count q their opposition ihereto--and that he will con
time his removals until the pubn: Offices shall he filled
with his rart'zans. Most unfortunately fur Mr. Ander
son. The facts IN The do warrant his assertion
No removal has az yet been made hch was not called
for by the public inteIcs,s-aDd which has mot result
ed :a public benefit. Whenever officer has been re-
moved good have been assigned and so far as
observation haa gone these have been recvy
ed BY the nsjori,y OF The people perfectly sa,sac,o
~ We know enough Of Mr. Ven Buren, TO say, thai he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-10

i o,t crn II Ia, seasn z,uiL n@s enable ils rf'it "
pa: ard which e they could hnsr pad would s"Se ~
me- cnn,,,v u,b.ur circulating nedrum lhr leans
no bI ,,,,,,, l., three and half millions. aud rs
c,,lo,i,,u t. two iundr md eighty ak Thousand dol
IRIS |, is SAID he circulation Ia much less lhan Inc
conrpnirnce Of the county demands
la May 1887 when specie payments were susPenaeu'
there wsre ,wn banks in NdGis Foridn with an egere
gate capital Of 81 $50 con- and sn aggregate circulation
If : 100 urO lesd.s rifcnallon amounting probably
10 S2nu GGn &c unles ur banks not noc 10 DC i"nnd
There bur enc hnnk wh rap',nl OF 50 '''o
non mi ri,cua,lnn les ,han $3.50 nGn The d-posls
now are about the same as IN May, c3i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-10

Col Gamble, the Prpsdrn, Of The Union Bank of Flo.
rida publishes the Foridlsn account OF the do
ings OF lha' institution. and the why II Inns not
resumed specie payments The bank in order 10 resume
must have cuEaed its loans such ep extent thai III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-10

81 believe tie Mous Mulcaus valuable, stealth
SPECIAL or and prepared what spteuaiire
value, what ii will iTobah!y bong four
viii predict that IL the culture
of hmrrc agriculture, That Au berry
will he pckcGHp for come.
3D. ono ESQ the u. Satrs but what they
towards making territory Of such extent sk growing
II the foil Of these converted IN silk
badly sUo000 but what woud
iug consumption Of S25, COO, Go annually?
10 justice ills should he stated that he
drc, Irims admit the superiority Of The climate
OF Europe, but he attributes he superior
THIS, h due defcuce 10
learned writer, must nothing hut assumption IIc
little OF bungIins and ID cement China
than Europe I'll. difference
in be- sought foi climate and
OF Virginia. aud thu; OF tho principal six district Chuu.
knsy similar there be Of tie triumph
10 Virginia The elk region Of China "m Ia, -
d-c ard hence said the udcd
South hut few silk raised" The Southern region ex
tends from 2! % deg aSs C2nrse Trea,is
Eansurgs k"eieinPscia, c-::.!e Chtrs fTg7r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-10

To ions T. ASpERsoS. E>q.
T. Please ravr your reply with the Editor Of the
Dsmocral-a copy Of being retained for publication.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-10
$500 10

Produce Of 50 acres at o. pounds Of feeled sk
per acre nr 25O lbs. al s., $50 90
Erpensfs
Keeling silk and rearing the
worms 8 established by
universal consent, 50 per
pound, SO 500 %
Cultivation OF trees 50 per
acre, 400 90
Permanent superintendent
aud labor, 500 90 So 200 90
Nett profit, 50 ssh 90
being abnu, 80 per cent on the investment; which |
confidently believe may be increased 10 40 per by
the addition of three years TO the age u The trees
mulberry plantation then, is saler and will prove far
more profitable than States Bank stock &C Companies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-10

, cc,lv r.i;c,- n thsfS gratifying rssuIl4 than | do
There Is certainly portion Of my itlI"w'czens, ~
whose pr"sprti,, feel dfrp'T "'rfrsi or TO advance
! whose welfare | would more cheettuiy apply all lbe
mems NJ my Disposal than the rnierprsng aud hardy
;e"nanry of Ihs .r"nlrr and Il ~ addition 10 The plea
sure shall am sure, derive from lam liar and friend
Is intercourse with .he. sbnil also be aoe, with The
assistance, If The Secretary of War 10 obHin from per-
sonal ntser vEon Information that will be useful in Civ
ing more efficient direction 10 The efforts at The Federal
Government Tor The deli nee Of his iron et, II VOL BE-
gratifying addition 10 the pleasures "f my vsl
You do right ia cnnh'ing in tie favorable disposition ."
the Federal upon this subject Every branch
of w am confident be al all ,ities ready TO perform
its hole duty in the matter. NO one has had better
oppo unlties 10 become correctly informed upon this
point than yourself, aud one aui sure, is more dis
posed 10 Judge the matter iaItly
Accept my thanks. too for the friendly manner III
which you havc performed HE duty assigned you, with
ussmrsnc.s Of my respect and regard
During ihr afternoon, great number OF The citizens
If The county cHlsd upon and were inr"dnced 10 thr
Pr, sideGt aud SECRETARY ,f War In the evening The
ladies' Of village and the vicinity, called and paid
their respects Mrs Pninsr, al her rooms IN the Ex
change Huel, and were there introduced 10 The rIesi
dent
The President and Secretary leave here this evening
in The Oneida steamboat for Snckel,s Harbor.
ALBANY Sept. 3-The President received al
Sackrlis iinrhUr on Thursday at Waiertown on the
same day. and on Friday nj Oswrgo We perceive by
the urdeI Of arrangements Of the citiZans of Buffalo,
that the President uiil he received by the Buf'lo Com
m.t,ep al Fnrl ScossPr al 4 o'clnck on Monday
ing and will be conducted thence by steamboat 10 Up
per Black Rock and thence 10 in carriages 10 Bui-
fan.-. 9ibany .3rg"5.
From Tie Charlottesville Republican, SEPT.
Hon WIN. c. Rves passfd through this place yeser-
day, his way home from the Springs fle will doubt
less re present The dinner TO be green him at Louisa
{. II. on Saturday next
Mr. Clan was in Charlottesville on Saturday last =
He arrived in the Stage al | o'clock IN lhe ing and
left immediately after breakfast. Many of nur citizens
WIN had knowledge Of his hPIng here called upon him
We understand he said he should return here in about
60 days when il is his nts nnn remain day in
Charlottesville cavacade Of citizens from Staunton
rode TO him, mud n Peyton. Esq. made an
address 10 him. TO which air replied.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-10

SricIDr.-Jomes Allen, Esq Lee county Va, put
period 10 his existence, on Wednesday, The 2lsl inst,
hy cutting his throat with He committed the
rash Of his fields, and when inund. his body
had been horribly mangIed by The hogs lie had, for
SOME time past been auhec 10 fits Of melancholy,
owing, is believed, TO his pecunary ADVERTISEMENTS
MIR. A. had represented Lee county in The Legislature
Of this State, several years-.7Gtngdon Statesman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-10

WAsuIsoros, Sept 5-Thr ChevaIier ARcAIz, the
newly appointed Minister Prnpn,enary from The Court
If Spain to The States. has arrived IN this city. mud
taken lndgrgs nj Mrs. Urch's The CEernIler Ar
paz succeeds M Csderon de la Barca who k appointed
Minister Psnipolenary TO M~xico. The departure Of
MIR Caderrn &c In Bare from the w. States, repre-.
sent Her Mos, Catholic Majesty nPighboring Re-
public will ea7e numerous circle Of friends 10 regret
The loss or no s equally distinguished for diploma
lie n,nIily and for social Yirlups.- Gipbc.