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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01
Calpharnia entreated

owEKYIHEArRE--Whe Calpharnia entreated
not TO 10 FORTH his DEATH she ure naa
RAJ and in heavens az Warnings of
eils towards hhn On Friday night we Witnessed sinsar
phenomenon me heae@as I;sh, hr.h,
the stars dydiss it the hemisphere and ws sad
what shall appsn r. I.o and behold lie ~; ~,
mighty stars Forrest ana Hambln appear on he
s IN Shakspeares pieces the ensuing week Ii We hay.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

WIN. A. DAME, our agent in Roston, is autho'
rised TO receive for the Herald all books papers and
packages.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01
DINNEFeRD's MEw TI0EATRE.-Master Diamond

Di.SEf eHD VIEW Observation-Disclosures Diamond
the hsg OF parke takes benefit this evening" and as Is
rs custom on his bepeht nghfs he produces splendid bill
Tef So yde aD novelty fur aid attraction, will brought
III Luckily the Fraslin well yenated and the audi
eaee can keep eeol Young Diamond to Boston to
.1 HIM M, o, a GU. splendid play which recently written
noise before he Is much older. - - ~ '''''i'' os
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01
Success TO CAPTAIN PESsoYER-The following
letter from this gallant fellow will speak fer itself
NJ Oar MAY % lQln

NEW ORLEANS, MAY 70, 1910.
NY DEAN BENNETT have just returned from
Texas, and completed my season for tho rout, and
YOU will once more, II hope) behold the beautiful
Neptune in Your waters. We advertised to leave
here for New York via Havana ard Charleston, on
the 10th Of June nearly all my saterooms already
taken up ard every prospect ola splendid lot Of pas
senvers saw one hundred and twenty five.
You may lock for me about the morning ofthe 2lst
OF June. The Neptune looks as fine as ever:
A few DAYS ago, Gen Samuel Houston, Ex. Presi-
dent of Texas, was married to Miss Lee Of Selma,
Ala and has this moment arrived in this city with
his lady, on his way to Texas. No doubt but he
will be the next president Of that Republic. He has
Just come on board, and 10 now with me, his
health is at present bad, but his friends are
in hopes that getting under fine Ice that he will
weathert he threatening storm.
Yours, ]. PENNoysR.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

Dr;- Moss. SYLVAN takes benefit tonight, at
the Park, at which Fanny Elssler appears in the
sylphide, for the FIRST time Sylvan IS dancer Of
much merit, and deserves, as he will receive, a
hummer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

Darn FROM FIRE DAMr.-Two men lost their
lives Ia Philadelphia on Saturday last, by descending
INTO we'll filed with fewl air.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

LETTERs ron EURoPE The letter bags OF the
British Queen and Mediator for Londss, Sonth Ame-
RIGA for Liverpool, and Charles Carroll for Hsvre,
will close at Gilpins to-day. Those Of the steam
ship at noon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

Fnow THE sASDwIcH IsLAsDs.-We have re-
ce;ved Gle Of the " Mirror" published at Homo
luu Oahu. TO the 18th Of last December, inclusive
Nothing new in them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

WEEKLY HERALD TO SEND TO ENeLANp.-A lew
copies of the last Weekly Herald are on hand, to
supply the demand for Europe. Price % CENTS at
the Office. u Ann street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01
Assrnrn R,cuMoNp IN rur FIrLp.--The SPLEEN

did steamer Diamond commences her regular trips this alter
for Albany direct She is decidedly the finest modelled
boat the rverdrawng but eighteen inches Of water sh
skins over the water like fairy, she IT, The public u
her for their or which she Is adj
nirably calculated.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

Re- BuRSHAM's, at Boomingdale, is new per.
feet Paradise. Go and see 1t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

0D-For the Rev. Mr.. Newtons sernon, ana other
interesting matter, see eighth page
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01
Nav YoRk, May Both, 1910. p
Ma. BErvETT-

Ma. BEGNETT-
Dear Sr,--l have been somewhat amused for a
few days past AT the frivolous attempts Of some OF
the city prints 20 get excitement In the public
mind for the purpose Of putting down print, which,
nv the fearless and Independent manner il is con-
dscted, by exposing dishonesty and immortality, in
whatever shape il might present itself-either pub
lie or private has won for itself a character and
standing both in the financial and commercial world,
which will support it to the last. am free to saw,
Sir, that consider your paper Of more real value to
this city, than all the rotten Wall-street press put
together, not excepting Noah, or Stone. And you
may depend upon IL, that so long you continue in
the ind pendent course you have commenced, you
may be sure that your labours will be crowned with
success; all you have to do to go ahead, and il
any dirty ragamuain gets in your way, kick him out
TRurH.
"There's my notions - as the Yankee said. look
upon the attack Of the combined press Of New York,
Jew and Gentle, the most augbable thing that has
taken place. The only way to put down tho Herald
is to publish better and cheaper paper. As long
as we contrive to issue sheet superior in talent,
in enterprise, in independence, in truth, in science,
and in morals, to any other so long will be sup
ported by the community, and no longer. ! pass by
the silly Trades Of the press against me as the idle
wind. am net such fool to be diverted from
my path to write any sew paper into existence, or
to save any old, dying, rstten concern from the
grave. My policy is en- aranf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

Or About a column of new advertisements are
unavoidably crowded out They will appear to-
morrow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

o. The niger " San" joins the coniederacy
against the Herald. Reason In this. They wanted
Join our boat but we could not Ssa'
their smell, aud had 10 refuse Hence their ire
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

LrrsRAsY.-we have further curious Illustrations
of Natalie in the 4" Book Of Jasher"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

o. BLAIR is out against the Log Cabin Cham
pagne. He has not tasted IT, he would not act
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

SUIcIDn.-Mr. Jesse p. Richardson, Of Roxbury,
Mass, destroyed himself during fit OF insanity, by
cutting his throat with razor, on Friday last.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01
MORNING HERALD.

New York, Monday, June 4, lslo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

+. ,. 1 ne cuInuIuatI"n Oh U'VcNHe~us' "e'1e" y
Noah, who have made attack on the Herald, will
please to take notice that we are engaged with
metal more attractive than their fooleries. We
have no time waste upon them till after our mar
rage and honey aooHthen let the rasca's look out,
unless perhaps orr nature may be changed by the
Approaching event.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07
THE STATE DEBT,

We invite particular attention to the cOmmunicati
Mr. BROwS in another column on the sublcc,'oi our
finances. 1t is a plain hct-and-ngure statement q
question, and deserves the careful examination of the
lie. That the state has been running in debt for III
few years, cannot he denied. That it is growing
ana worse, cannot he denied. What is to be done
simply this. IIurrah for log cabins, hard cider md
skins, md that will pay it NIL on nicely! Cry liar
and reform ill you split your throats-but be care
keep the State she has been for Years poor bank
ii poor tool of prolgac aud hereditary arisocracy
enterprise, honor, State pride, all for nothing but
in office the men via have sunk the State into her pr
dsreputabe condition. Gloat, ill mp, to their very
with legislative forms and partial grants, her rcycrs
and her enemies in peace Do all this, frecmen Of
mont, do all this, till YOU get tired Of il and then AN
till then, awake!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07

The popular vote Of Virginia, as any man kno
is in favor of the Administration, and if the los,
one, and probably two members Of congress,
of above ten members of the legislature in l.oui
ma, looks like gaining the State for Harrison, d
we know but little about looks.
All the States which went for Mr. Van Burei
SO will vote for him again except, perhaps, G.
nectcut and Rhode Island, IL. This will,
think, be pretty fairly offset by New Jersey,
South Carolina, IL; Georgia, II; Tennessee,
Ohio, III Indiana, 9; sEvENTY-FIvE, which
did not carry before, and Of which he is now m
ally certain. Ifihc federalists can find any tn
comforting in their prospect, we are extremely 9
of it, for we are quite sure they will find little
the result.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07
WING AllGUM ENT.

We received, the other day, the following letter
mailed a, Cu'ings,ilIe Shrewsbury, W. July 81.
&C. G. E,srnAN Wat Danind Lying scorrdrc Yor
are Yon hurting the Dmocratic You are MOI
oncly II Lycr But Fool Vas buren,"
The letter is a pretty fair specimen of the argu-
men, the "whigs' make use of at the present day
The trick of placing Van Buren's name as signa-
urc to the letter, is pcrlcc, Ilarrisonism. c. d.
(kccp ddrk) is the motto Of the party.
The letter contains moi, one half of the personal
abuse We are subjected to, for writing and printing
our political opinions, in free country. Free in
deed, 10 the fcderaliss, who make free, TO insult
and abuse every man who is guilty of being nm OPP
ponent in politics. They teach their children TO
lool, upon Locoioco, as criHer with horns,
pitchiorls SC. They teach them that they have
righ, 10 hiss at them in the Streets and howl and
grnni under their windows nay, they teach them
that il is morally right TO do and that to nunt and
insult a I.ocoloco, is to DO Gods service. Well
so let il be. We make no complaint. We care
little for it, When our opponents have no argu-
menis to bring to bear upon the positions we as
sumo, we expect they will resort to personal abuse
and detraciion. 1t is very easy matter to abuse
and black guard. Perhaps by teaching their child
rem to insult us by calling US "a DAMNED Li-
ING sCOuNDREL, A FOOL" &C., they will
convince the people that Horace Everett was not
an old federalist or that Martin Van Buren, Is moi
a Fl man for the Presidency. Perhaps OLD IN
FTDELS, of the most open an ultra kind men
who have been SECRETARIES TO TON PAINE
SOCIETIES. WHO HAVE EDITED lNFIDEL
will get to be independently rich, in
long run. praing about the morality of their neigh
bors We shall see.
One word more. No personal abuse, that the
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07
FEDERAL SONG SINGING..BAND
OF MUSIC, &C. ..

The federal custom, nowadays Of singing songs at ii
skunk skin celebrations is no new thing, after all,
proves "prcy considerably the identity Of The old fed
al and swing" parties.
We find in Mr. Everett's washingtonian, an account
great Washington Society celebration holden at By
ton MAY g. s2, "at which after the oraiion one Mr. ST.
bins sang ode written by l.. NJ Sergeant esq" We Il
also in the same mirror OF democratic whiegery that
W. u. s. celebration at Burlington in 1919, ",he pt
ces.ion marched to the Court House. accompanied 81
band of music" "The OLD COCKS crow and the YOU \
ONES learn
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07

federalists, have power to heap upon us, will
US from our duty TO our readers. Our paper
them, not for us. Its columns are to be filled
the defence of their principles and not the det
our private quarrels.
Having said thus much, for the only time, OF
subject, we shall not, probably, allude to it aa
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07
I'O>IFR EFT.

The democrats Of Pomirct-in short, all who
profess to be in favor of rotation in office, are re-
qucsicd to meet AT the town house, on thcl5lh ms
iant at two o'clockP. VI. to respond to the non,i-
nation Of Gen. Ransom, aud to make the necessary
arrangements preparatory to the election.
BY order of town Com.
Pomfret, August 6, 1910
r. s. 1t is expected that Gen. Ransom, will be
Drcscnt
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07

ula,ed by the excess of bank paper; and vice versa
when contraction took place. If, then, the In
dependent Treasury bill now on your table, will
tend to check this excess, it will do much good
and trust will be of lasting benefit to the people
of this Union.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07
NOTICE..
present.

The democrats Of Hartford will meet at the GEN.
Ter Meeting house on Saturday the 18Th inst. at 4
o'clock, PM, to select candidate for town rep
rcscnta,ive. IIy order Of the town Com.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07
For CoNGREss,
Third District.
Truman B, Ransom,
DANIEL KELLOGG, Isl District.
ISAAC FLETCHER, 5M do.
N q II | G. Il

The Democrats of Woodstock will meet at Pear.
sons Hotel, at the South PARISH on Saturday the
| jih of August, at o'clock, p. NJ. to select a
candidate for Town Representative.
BY cl1cr of the town committee
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07

Now gentlemen, what do YOU think the hard
listed, honest farmers. l,r whom Won seem in he an
much Interested, will think Of this. when ,hry SOC
it! Out Of ;7,7is ,3is 80 Of the enrninrs of their
industry that has been lost 10 them in II years.
your pattern administration Of Nr. Adams lost a.
27S 55S ~ in four years, being an annual lo.s of
~5b9,639 81, and leaving but $3.50 $50 ~ TO be
appoTtioned among The other administrations for q
years, making m average annual loss during the
whole 43 years, Of only si29,557 q. And VET
yon are the men who are loudest in your profes.
siOns Of economy.
The gentleman from Adams county, Pcnnsvlya
MI, tNr. Coorrr] told us that the decree IF par,y
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07
The true statement is thus:

II will he rcrollcctcd TINT Van buren, received bl
majority in the Electoral College, in 1885, which the al
result more than Offsets.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07
For GOrernOr,
p AUL DILLINGHAM; JR.

For Senators.
CYRUS PARTRIDGE,
MOSES Conn, Uindsor County
JoHN WooDBURY,
CHARLES EDMUNDs.
ANDREW Mcmillan, c.,.,o, n,
RoBERT HARVEY. ~
o. w. BUTLER, 1,,,,l;,o, No
NATHANIEL EATON, '""o'''
JOHN PIERPoINT,)
5. w. JEwETT, addison Co.
w. WALLER.
BARzrLLA DAvENpoRT,)
RUFUs BUCKLIN, Rutland Co.
BARNARD kETCHUM. }
CALVIN BLnDGETT,)
TApPAN STEVENS, Orange Co.
ROYAL HATCH.
A hnnAs nG T%Aaa' c'i''e"''" Co.
$ $:;f #;:s :::'; "'''" Co.
3$"" % { t5i":; Franklin Co.
% 1S"s $, RG ii"s,' nc""i"g'o" Co.
MoopY RIcH, ESSEX Go.
SIDNEY S. lIEMENwAy, Orleans Co.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07
FEDERAL TRUTH,

we copy the iOlloWing from Inc ermont lnl
Tns TRrE TEsr.-The State elections that have cd
red this year, exhibit the following encouraging result
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07

VERMONT STATE REFORM TICKET.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04
.s,vyExTY-sHXru CONGRESS-.
puBLgc EXPENDITURES.

FIRST SESSION

IN The Gtaf@ iPWoPi'ditpR BHi'
tI.,.# 80. = ,.r,,s,.,a, ,,,,,s .rrllo IAN
"e''net@, Appropriation ~ p''"e """'i Gun
shrtallnn M committee 81 Tue " aol'
Mr.N laE called Tor lhe reading ol tue mt "em
IN the hHIi "hsn "as ''aa according y
ne 'i'rh oost'''u 'l'' Ii' sa'uia not ~ ''o 't-
marks ne lne'n, now 10 SUNNI. ""e,R' 'a'o any US.
cnsslon q ,e P''s"' o"' si,o"." ''''
hnc himself sIfaiY 10 'ne '"ha"''anoh o' 'oVe'o
men'n eXPchui'ute-'o q"'s9o'S u ceo"ony anu
eXir!yagn4ee.
Inc i1es'uen'' Ns"'u MI =" - u, nv '''''E,
pfeachea 10 Us ',""'''y ~ "'"' az" - "5''',
10 the Icf,p'r.l 'eso',, '"'' '""'" ",'' ,''
course oil ia' iA'c,t'' '"'a"t '''", NV
aessoa' 10 see "et'oei ''t" P'''''es "oou o' 'o"
formed I" men nun
lie Gthi'Hau 'o'' Ala"'p' N'hl 'ap'' nv, =
tets hlS e"NSai"en,s' ~ n,S F',h.e" tl'p'n' nm
1on4't'' = ~, i'o"'i''' - Wv ''''N l
5nd HAT 'ne fAec"lFe l,'S '''o'i''''a'" INNING
INT Is NOT cG"o'"f' 10 nv s'''''s, ,es u ',,''
my ne 20 il'"''te ~ " 49, anu 1'''' '''''"
~ I"eie'sg'- III ' ''''i '"''''' :" -
nom Il' ih's1l " ms d'o]"is''" IT, h'" ~" ~
Us Ioak ii lie result. ! he fWir quc.l'us 10
which no" call The anu mon "' ihf HOUSE 'oo %
Nh nation are these; LIST. las auY lem ol rNpth-
dllutr tie Executive sanction aud II u has Is
tn my reductions hon similar expenses IL io'me'
ycms!
GA dis P'aa, Hean 10 start win lhls Aan,ois'
hauoa at the starting u te'' ana come ont WIN 'ie''
al the phi.
And litsf isq0lre "tal was the amount oi oppto-
prolfer faf the crt and diplomatic expenses 81 ho-
Ytlnmrut 10 lt57-33 md Ie31- ~ teh1''hen
at hooc afoo a'r stump NAY d'sPe,e INC" %" ~
hsHl act, NheN nave "I'!h''u MI " o''"~'9 .
again aud agaH) bal lucy cannon dlAIu' ''it"'h',''
returns. shall now quite, II the presence ct me
GIcfs Of ms House hy whom III are e''"ne"
They caunol hetr l3tad non fai J9.1"" An" "ii''
docs TIE amount i"fi"e eN' ''9 ~ -, A.
he 29lh Cong lo'n out 10 ", 's
,ttfA IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04
GENTLEMEN suMmEts n,EAn

a. MIRA super Blk. aud olive BomLaziu,s very
a. heavy
- Cashniennc aud Blk Italian
cloth
CrasSe faced and Plain blk Caa.lets
PLAN and fancy siugle hilIled and Mefino Cassncrea
Colored AID White, PLAIN aud Ribbed Linen Dtll.
lmgs
Figured Nenetians. Twecds and Gamhrooes
Biz. AID Green 'fhlhet Cloth. beautiful Tor coats
PLAIN and Figured Silk aud Sltin Nestngs II great
variety
Err supcr plain md figured s Tx Vclvcts
White aad colorel Masellics and Wetings Of every
descrption
Super Goat Buck, Beaver, SILK, Thread aud Berlin
Gloves
Sill, Cotton and Worscd / Hose in great variety.
All OF which offer fair prices.
MARTIN. HUNT < WARD.
Aprll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04
Ua4er Nh Inn Huren.

Mr. -. then rrocrcdcd 10 observe that the general
affpfoptat ou bill under the r"o Administrators was
uut = proper test of lIeir comparative txavaeance
THAI test was 10 be iouud IN the dcg9l expenditures;
and he therefore went iutoa compafisah bel"een
Tire administrations OF former Presidents aud ihai Oh
Mr.. Van Buren.
lie began nth that Of Mr., Adams because Mr..
JoNEs bad challenged a conipaus"n wth iliai, al
lrtulug that # all spcia appropriations ~ tie pre-
sent billshoud be deducted, the cape ndltntes Of
Government would be found cgcn u9te erohonhcai
now than then.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04

II Unit < MAKTIN associated with them in
& Z business on HE 1t inst, Join WARD, il
the business vii ia lutne he conducted unler the
firm Of MARTIN, HUNT 4 WARD.
fIHablulfot The hbe,al patronage heretofore lie.
cesed they solicit tie same tor the new firm.
E.h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04
sELADAlSo
NJ "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,n

.a1,,lsi seqi-ceey fsrerg feaday and 7laryieyj at
o,,5,,, Der rsad payable adr0aee. No sa6serp
recsirrI iora shorter period Aaa sif aons;oqi
mil. Be liseoatiaaea (erccpt at he discretion oJle
=, J,,,fii all arrearagcs arr paii.
t0KFRTTSER NEWT Siasrrte4at5a rents per square
far te FIRST Insertion and ~ ccafsfor erery sadse-
.ient Insertion. ,....,.,:..,.,.
= on reasonable Terms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04
May %
RIDING HORSES E'Ogs SAFE.

DURsUANTto the provisions Of a deed Of trust,
\ executed by Jno. Thurman to the undersigned
as trustees. tea ing date 29h day fApul, 1s30 and
tnly recorded IN the Huslng4 Count Clerks Office,
for the lot u Of Lynchburg he undersigned vii On
the1Oth day OF Jnue next, at the MHkethonsc IN
the town Of Bvnchbutg sell, by way Of public auction
for cash 6 OIL riding horses with saddle and bride
10 each being the sane Horses, saddles and bridies
in said Irust mentioned. The title is believed TO lie
good, but acting a Trustees we.w convey such tie
ony as said deed vests in ns
IuoS. DILLA'RD. Trustees.
n. SCIlUOLFIELD,
May 25 u0J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04

w T HAVE lately received very large stoc
" OF fine aad saperdne Ingram ard Brussels
Carpcli7e, 10 which We particularly invite the
tenton Of onr friends as heinz very desirable OF
on accoau, Of The patterns quallty, as well as "A
price. BURTON X kODES
Or. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04
supposed to be about, in
Rtcapltuldtion Of e1ponse'.
pau,nsnfs IN Tie Public Deb

.,,o,o,,,y Con aMn.hine,oa. ,errs s36G9a956 81
Average for each ,enr Sf9liolo Vi "a oz- az, RI
Amount by DIN Adams years 90 =. A",''' f'o- w
A,.9ie TO- 81. e1e of as"r years e51a6aoa 50
Asefs tor m eg1 As"r year. o'o-'' aa428ai2 70
Average for eath Neaf ledsebt' o. IN, ~, -, o,
Amount by ar. Monroe Q years -, az iVis"'"iii -
A,erugr for eaeh &car iz'ofo''o' " a. ana "a, III
Amount bv Mr.. j. q, Adanisi tehf+ , az i'f'e"f ~
Average Tor each year ll,"-9a9o 30
Amount hY Gen. Jackson, years. Niss Jul
I32gl the debt was &3d313 l31. when
with interest 10 the TINS =" pa'n'' "" siloa. $3.50 90
S mSnr,oo for each wear oO2l79a %
average io' WI" FN"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04
STRAW CAHIPETGSG.

EETE HAVE lot of 81 and / White and col
w ore straw CIrpC.isIp, very desirable
a1ticle f,rsnmurr.-A so.a few plrces of4G0'H'saff
CtEePEFRN<f, which We will srli very low.
MARTIN, HUNT & WARD.
Apll ID Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04

STOCKS, COLLARS AND BOSO7ES.
Z " have the largest assortment of the above an
w llcles we have ever seen at retail Oar finest
Stocks are from the celebrated Factories Of Tenant
aud Winchester, some very long and narrow Tor
short necks. MARTIN, HUNT < WARD.
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y El-bt Day Metal Clocks {. PHELPS.
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CL0TzEs ,2.5'zo asE@sY. gEs5EsE5s.
a LOT OF GEe6E<s Sgfteg ('.s4si3a cEfE' 81 al
I IA Coir' AID laiulss TIE ASSORTMENT rTaal to
any ever offered ia this market, aud al priees dfcI-
delly low. MARTIN, HUNT !; ARD.
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Fae plans and specifications Of said Dams and
Loch Cafes viii be rc.dy 10 lie eXhbhcd BY
j., H. Gin, ESQ, tie Ensecrr, on aui aitcr The
ION day oil June nex', al his office IN LynchbH1e
where contractors may apply Tor such information
as vii enable them 10 make proper proposals.
Payment iof the work viii lie MADE IN tie same
manner rs FOR other works on ihe Inc above Lynch
mug, whchSu let in Novembet last.
he ti.ae ior the completion ot The above work
VII he March, 1872 iAe.un5er for The Lock
yates VII he required 10 he procured and laid away
carefully The spec.Gearioa directs.
b. WRIGHT,
Chief Engineer j. r. 4 X. Co
Richmond May t6jHY
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