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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16
FOR THE LADIES.
, LAIN and fg'd. cold. Silks aud Satius, n gre

DIAM and fg'd. cold. Silks aud Satins, a grea,
/ variety, -
Mousel,ne de LANES, Satin Striped Cnailys, &c.
Printed Lawns and Cambrics,
Angie Terre, 4 new and beautiful article.
Heavy India Satin aad Sqlin Levantine.
Blue blk. Gro de S~iss,
Black Italian Lnslring,
CLASSY black Gro de Paris,
Fllet Shawls, Scaris and Wells,
Lace and other handsome Wells,
Filei, Kid, twisted Silk. and other Gloves, some ycry
fine and handsome, ~
Splendid Bonnet Ribbons,
Chenelle Cord and Num- praids,
Black and seeond mourning Chhall,s, and Mlopse d.
Lripes,
Black Cantnn Grape.
Splendid black and white Blond Lagos and Edgiogs,
Thread Laces, Edgings and Inser,'nas, =
Bobinet and Cambric do do do
Plain and nemstiich Linen Car,kric Hdkis.
A large LOT Of Calicoes at all prices, To which va
invite the Allegation ofthe Ladies.
MARTIN, HUNT WARD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16

Cotton Y arus al The Lynchburg Factory. No. 4, al
10 cts. No. 5. at 20 cts; No &, at 81 cts No. z,
at 90 els No. &, at % cts No. q, nj 81 cts Nos;
10 and II. AT % cts Nos. ~ and 10, nj 2G cts
Nos. IA and Is. at % cts; Nos. iG and II, n, % cts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16
FOR RENT,

ffsee, THE S,o,e.tlouse ls,siy qccrpied by Mg.
Enl +. Echols AS a ,oL Store. Apply TO
.E2.4- PAYNE & GREGORY
March IL isH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16

james River q Knnawhn Co. SCRIP,
TAkEN by the subscribers nj less than The mar
Il ket rates, either for GOODS or in payment OF
DEBTS. BURTON & ROBES.
April l6 tsit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16

enyious cloud, however, gathered round hi, head.
which is now finally and forever dispersed. The
report ofthe Commute, whose investigation Gen. II.
himself demanded, is conclusive upon thus subject
but II is pleasing 10 read the warm and emphatic
illusions OF member of thai committee. Mr.. HUI
bert. which We have published in this DAYS papcr.
IL gives US pleasure al The same time, aud NAV RAJ f,
the friends Of Gen. H.. 10 publish the following let.
ter i,om the venerable Shelby to thai, Distinguished
officer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16
Review Of the synchburg MariAe,
CoRRECrED wkEKLY mr.
IL I, % W UE a lerchau

Inspected this week pit hogsheads. Crops ave
rage from S5i to s. There was sold on Tuesday |
crop of six hhds. average 81 81; one same day OF
five hhds. average Sd. We CONSIDER prices as fully
,nnintninul nnl- liz n.tirln N nnnI liz nnnnI -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22


Al the stock board this morning there has been mot
doing and for cash stocks there has generally been i'm
provement in rates United States Bank per cent
stonington 1, per cent, Farmers Trust per cent Dr.
Dock 4 per cent North American Trust and Banking
Co. declined per cent
The amount Of tolls received the New York csnsh
during the second week in September is fifty nine thou
sand FIVE hundred and dollars and thirtysx
cents.
Counterfeit Ave dollar Of the Cayuga County Bank
arc in circulation.
At Boston, Saturday, there sale Of $1,000 Maine
per cent stock at 05i.
At New Orleans the Ith $4,000 in specie arriv ed
The commercial affairs of the country large are now
just turning point where, undisturbcd by externar
causes they would rapidly their activity. Amer
of imitation and high prices the natural remedy
reduction in values has taken place. This reduction in
the usual OF things usually falls upon raw
last and its effect upon them is the primary cause of
renovated trade, because low prices lead to
consumption This process has been gone through with
outstanding the gigantic struggles Of spectators and
nsolvent banks to maintain values. Assisted by bount
fu crops the artificial interference nth supply the part
spectators has been broken through and free
have once been obtained The consequence ia a.
gradual and steady revival of healthy business as
evinced in the tables of trade and prices in New York
published by few days since. Unfortunately, how
ever just the moment that produce has lost artificial
values and before the trade raise prices 10
any extent the Presidential election intervenes and the
effect OF low prices operating the of the peo
pie powerful enough to effect complete revolutisn in
the federal government The result the change w1 ~
such az to produce series Of experiments that us
force trade from present channels and pro uce new dis
astcrs resumption by the southern banks vould have
accelerated trade in very great degree by renewing the
curse OF a deprecated currency. Already the south
the prices Of produce beginning to rise not
withstsnding the contraction Of the banks The
following the returns Of the New Orleans banks to the
9Th instant -
NV OsLrAss BANKS isr AuorsT, 1910 Al cow- \
EtrChS SrFI s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

n,- Cu.-fas THsArpr.-tIill, the great repre-
| sentative n Yankee characters, was received last
.ivbt " an svernowing house, with boundless sp-
ss. Tonight he appears again in two ef his ee-
Eorsted characters Seth Slope and Hiram Dodge,
and we may expect large audience, who will re-
ceive full compensation for their money: Little
Master Wood likewise enscts the part Of the Mon
key, in the Dumb ssvoysrd, which is, OF itself,
enough for the admission prices
Or y.uxHaLL GARpEr.---This evening, the
beautiful Mrs. Gardner takes her bepeht, on Which
occasion they play the negro opera, HUSH, VT
Gardner and Whitlock sustaining the two Pr,neifa
chsra.ters-,bsir perfsrmances cannot help but
make the piece 70 en- with shoutsof applause. Inc
unrivslled serenade viii be rspestsd Tor .ne zSd
time; Master Rather viii dane ave nressoowrs-
among them is his original SAnce called the Men
tucky Fixins Mrs. Gsrdner sings several new
songs, and appears in Rose IN the iarce mss'er
Gardner goes thrcssb bic wonderful eonsort'cns;
Mr. whitloch sings all his negro sonss, and Mr..
C.rd,.y performs hs unrivslled feats on the slack
wire. We expect there viii be a jam See bills.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

~
Louis i:ss pi S..ds n! Mis f Nh,
ianSton; pS Barry, u.sN Benedict, GX.IX1
noisi wollary, Wash u spesrn:chlus, Bait boz W.
%ap Elliot. Ii 81 Jane. and lady Prov ~
Ter, Phils.; w Nil.hed, Alsbsna: II White, syrseSs
Weed, Albany; w Calden, DR. NJ Cohen Charleston
shelton, lady and child Boston NJ Well Elmira w
Polhennt Morse II Stockton Phil; Z Lartt and lad
Mobile; : Frazer; Bonistied.
AmrRrcAs HorKL.-JHso POughkeepsie; T We!
Elmira; DIR Cuyer, u. 8. A; T Miller Mrs Miller,
bile; Bennett, Oswego Day, Apalachicola Florida
Reynolds, Lancaster, Pa Mrs csssatt York; Mi:: co.
man, Phil. Miss Coleman, Miss Coleman
man, York; Miss Coleman, Phil
CRY HorEL.-R 7 Woods, Va; r II Ozgood. s. c.;
Lane C.; Turner, N; CT Parker, n RIi,aS
very, Syracuse; Doln, w Blackly, Mount Bug
Miss Blackly; B Z Brooks, U $ M Co.; L shsaf Phd
Fn.Sslr HSY,snE Campbell, LockpSr N.Y. HH
Tomlinson, Mobile w B Leonard and lady; T Wiao.t
Charleston, c. chittsnden, n Hsy ,ao sssSl
well; Bowdish, Palmyra.
GLoBr HorEL-Mr Hazard, Phlsd.; Mr. Earpes, d.
Hon Cunard Halifax; Messrs. Drake and Knaut, H
vana; Carter st Louis; Messrs JLnden, Zinco, Hat
vana; X Reeves, u Army; NJ Payot, q Mccall Phada
Howard HornL-C Sherwood. Boston; w A Mears New
Albany wild stockport dIsaD hGsx xsn men
Capt RUSSELL Mass Russell, New Hamp.; Hon. w Hai
III Msbbo Albany Cross Saratoga Springs Homss.
Mrs La Coste child, and servant, Phil Martin New
Hsven G Pike, Middleown CO.; II Elliott, Phil; ;
and lady, Newark Munson, Virginia; Cartorn, lady
and child Miss Lyon. Norfolk, Val Davidson Georgia.
G. Hotchkiss North Car Albert Mix, Georgia Jus>,
Virginia; Graham, Misses and Graham, New Haven
Warner, Springfield; Rowles, Phil Lockman, Vir.
gnia g Cowes, MissJ NJ Sebhins, II Olia, NJ Sprague
and lady, Alabama; 7 Grswold Broadbent and lady,
w Bloomer, Bloomer, II Felters II Howell, Phil
o F Winchester, Bait; Durham, Florida; W Smith,
New Orleans.
ST. GEoRcK HorEL-Capt Percy, U. $. Army; Captain
Tazo West Indies
UNITED STATES HorEL.-oS salisbury, Belleville, NJ j..
Goodman, Huntford Conn; J w Doway Newbern, ~
c.; J NJ Johnson, Columbus, Geo; X Dickinson Auburn
". YJ Beach II Beach, Newark, ~ j. Bliss, G Atwater
Huggins, Huggi.s, Babcock, Mrs Babcock, Miss
Babsock, Mrs Hunt Mrs Clark, Smith, Garfield,
BuniB, WilcOxson New Haven, Conn; w Cunning
ham and Mrs Cunningham, Columbia, s. c.. Rev Coles,
Maine; Pease Middl.town; Elton f Pritchard,
Waterbury,; c Woodruff, Durham, Conn., N Yall Me-
riden Conn; NJ Cowles Pennington; T F Filler, ST.
LOUIS Mrs Hotchkiss and two children Baltimore
Tibbas, Mcriden + Mead, Hartford T Wood Mrs Wood
Macon Geo; Eli Ives: Netumpka Ala; Wilson: Pros
pect H q Jones' Belfast, Maine; F. f. Parmese, Phl y
Booth, Miss; w Bodwell, Hartford; L Emmons, o r
Emmons, Mrs Palmer, East Haddam, Conn. Halssy In
diana; Captain shumway, Europe Daggett, New Ha-
ven Anthony, Upper Canada.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22
Arlington Hou,e, Sept. Fl, 1910.

FsoM RIO GRAsps Capt. Hale the brig Box
err, arrived Mt this port yesterday from Rio Grande,
states that the night Of the ID July the town Of
San Jose de Norte was attacked by party Of Re
puLlicans, under the command Of Bento Con valves,
chief Of the Republican party, with q force Of 400
men. After they had succeeded in getting into the
town, they were repulssd, though not until hard
fought tatle Of eight hours, duri.g terrible storm
of wind and rain. The number Of dead and wound
ed on both sides amounted To seven hundred men,
and the town suffered great injury from the can
nonading.
This unexpected attack on the town caused the
inhabitants TO entertain seross apprchensions for
their safety, and had the effect Of paraly zing what
little business was previcusly doing.
At the last dates from Buenos Ayres which reach
ed Rio Grande, thsre was no prospect OF a suspen-
sion of the blockade. every thing remaining the
Boxer sailed from Rio Grspde about the I'd Of Au-
gust.-Bdifimore american Of Saturday
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

Now " hall have fer governor, governor, 60
vernon,
who, tell me whol
aas ssans, Lst's have Bill sswsrd, for he's tsen.
Fer Tippecanos and Tyler o0Tirpec aud
And with them we'll beat little Van, Van, Van.
Van 10 q used up man,
And with them we'll beat little Van
The beautiful girls God bless their souls souls souls
The country through
VIII all 10 man do all that they can
For Tippecanos, otc.
Thus we go-but how goes the election! This is
more difficult 10 answer. The singing and hard
cider form the poetry Of this curious contest, but
although these joyous elements, combined with Joe
Hoxie g. Co.'S vocal power may decide the loafers
that embroder the highways and byways of fashion
able society in cities, yet the real elements of
change, on which the contest will be determined,
may be seen in the following table Of the fuctua-
tons in the prices of the principal agricultural pro-
e ~ Ass:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22
HERALD.
win contain the .

Tomorrow win contain the speech
Ilivered to-day. by the Hon. DANIEL WISE
Rat Patehogue, reported in full, exclusively tor
Us paper, and brought over Long Island by special
kpress to this ofkes-tme, twelve miles an hour
All important meetings of both parties and the
peeohes OF ths distir gas..ed democratic and wing
,s..-. ,ssli BIO exclusively and honestly reported
yth~ raid, from this time up to the next election
|5E November, We have engaged corps of capable
and efficient reporters, and to employ expresses
in every lection, to bring the latest political news
his oves. If any other newspaper establishment
81 beat us, they are welcome. N. b. Wing and de-
mStratic Committees, Secretaries, and Caleb Que
tes, will please facilitate reporters and express
&c as much as possible.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

Capt. Smith, of the schooner James Fisher, ar
rived at Baltimore ON Friday from Port au Prince,
whence he sailed the I'd instant, reports that in
formation received at that place few days pre-
vous to his sailing of destructive FIRE having
CURED at Aux Cages, which burned nearly the whole
town. Preparations were making by the people Of
Port Prince to render every assistance ip their
power TO relieve the suacrings of their unfortunate
brethren
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

SHockIse MuRDgn COMMITTED ~ JAIL "A man
Of the Of Clarke, or Lanerty, supposed insane,
charge OF ERE raising yesterday afternoon trescher
ously murdered a fellow prisoner named John Nor
rison, who has been confined for eight years as
maniac, under the following circumstances -
shortly after his eommittal Monday, Clarke
and hi. victim had some words, which passed ever
and suspicion being entertained that the quS,re
would be renewed, they were both allowed she use
Of the hall, as Is usual After dinner, NSrrson re-
tired to his cell to indulge in hrs cromary sleep,
and while sleeping, Clarke SEIZE. shsrt oilet Of
6rewoed, and unseen by any &c, innieted dread.
ful blow over Morrison's res. wn,ch instantly
deprived him Of life -pFoHfo, u Z. Coion'sf, iom
tusf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

ELoFrNssr.-A letter from sydney, Cape Bre
ton gives the particulars Of extraordinary elope-
msnt which took place there a few days sisce. II
appears that dashng blade, who had been for some
time figuring among the fashionable circles Of sgd
ney, ss professor oftDaneing,' and Teacher on
the ssckbut, Psstery, dulciner, and all kinds Of
sic, leader ofthe choir, and hest Of d eeferas-
took French leave Of his pstross-hsvins ~vious-
y helped himselfto jacket and pair Of shoes from
one Of them. In his haste, he took with him the
blooming daughter Of hi. landlord bat kindly left in
return his unpaid bill He is supposed to have for
merly belonged to the band Of re gment stationed
in Montreal, and to have left wife and family .
Halifax. There is reason to believe, also, thu he
is mot unknown in Lunenburg and other outy-'rts.-
The vessel in which the verify pair embarked is
said to have been bound Tor 81. Jshn, Ne~found-
land.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

MIR. BENNETr-
Dear sir:-I have Just noticed in the Herald an
advertisement ofan old acquaintance and friend Of
mine, PRorEssoR TRoTEBAs, proposing TO give in
structiou in the French and Spanish languages.
have been so long out OF New York. that had al
most forgotten the old gentleman. Knowing you to
be friend to merit Of every kind, am persuaded
that, on my word, you will render this gentleman
anv service in your power, and that 10 not snail.
Professor Trotebas 10 a native of France, and was
a Magistrate in his own country. He il an elegant
French, Spanish, and English scholar. and a first
rate teacher, and to these will add, he IL also
perfect gentleman, and as such i recommend him TO
your special patronage, and to my friends in New
York generally. ! became acquainted with the
talents and requirements Of Professor Tro'ebas
ny years since, and think that il was by my dvice
that he was induced to commence his Instruction in
these useful languages. His great success has
warranted the lAudabIe undertaking. Mr.. Trotebas
as am assured, Us not Only universally es'eemed
but loved by his pupils. Yours most sincerely,
j. BENNETT.
Arlin afan unuse Seni 2l lsiQ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

"PAssAeE oSr CEsr, AND No Cranes ron
BrRrns."-This is the announcement on the bills Of
the steam boat American Statesman, which runs in
opposition TO the regular line between this city and
New Haven. The arrangements and all the appoint
ments On the old line perfectly unexeePtionable
The boats commodious and comfortable, and suf
hcieuty expeditions withaI The captains are civil
and obligiug, and sbandsntly competent, and the
fare is not exorbitant The Statesman is superior 20
the old Bolivar, that ran Tor q while between this
and New Haven, but she IL not exactly the thing for
these modern days. The owner may cause the New
Haves Company to lose some money, but he must
lose two dollars TO their one, long he kcsrs up
the contest The New Haven came down yester-
day with 800 passengers, and the Statesman, we
derstand brought over two hundred. Competition
is said to be the life Of business, but opposition like
this is beneficial to nobody but the hotel keepers,
while the parties mast necessarily lose money. The
price Of passage varies in the different boats from
cent TO a shilling.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

BRre AsHoRE.-The British brig Apollo, Capt
Butter, bound from Savannah to the Isle Of Man,
with a cargo oflumber, went ashore Long Island,
a mile to the eastward Of New Inlet, about two
o'clock on Sunday morning She sailed from Sa-
vannah the 9Th inst Seven days out, the Captain
sickened aud died with yellow fever, and the mate
then laid his for this port The disease ragged
with great severity amongst the crew, and out OF
a complement OF ten men, only three are now alive.
The brig lies easily the sand, and il the wind
holds to the northward, she viii probably be got off,
but il it hauls round to the southwark and eastward
she must 60 to pieces. The wrecsers from Hemp
stead and the neighborhood, were on the spot yes.
terday, in nsmbers sufficient to render all the as
sistauce required
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

NEW Now on the PoLIrrcAL CHEss BoARp.-
The Post Of yesterday says, proposition will be
laid before the Democratic Convention shortly to
meet at Syracuse, for calling Mass Conventioa Of
the whole state, similar to those which have been
held in various districts, and for inviting Andrew
Jackson TO attend on the occasion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

FAT BusIx.ss-H,rs AND LrARY.-whatever
be the eau.ebe il the prospects Of Harrisons cleo
tion, the medicine Of the sub-treasury-tis posi-
tive and certain that the fall business is beginning
with vengeance. Last Saturday, Leary Co /,
No. 3Ast-r House, fitted the heads Of nearly 300
gen eman with their very exquisite fall fashionable
hats This wa. .imp:ys retail opsration-we say
nothing Of their wholessle business Like hats, like
pcwspspcrs, the man who makes the best and cheap
est article will pocket the largest amount Of cash.
IN bad or in good times.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

90 The ISK employed by the Sopherim,
Jewish scribes, in writing the law, consists Of q
composition made Of pitch, charcoal and honey
which ingredients are first made up into kind Of
paste, and after having remained some time in state
Of induratiou are dissolved in water, with infu-
sion Of gals. The numerous statements that have
been made At various times, and in divers ncwspa-
pers are all erroneous.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

o. tyr JEws of Charleston, s. Csrolins, have in.
trodseed an organ into their synagogue Tbi. the
first instance 81 the kind in the United States W..
believe. 10 generally considered contrary to their
laws TO use instrumental music on the sabbath -
Many oftbe Hebrews have strenuously opposed a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

Bcsss' B,bLr.-A gentismss Of New York wrote
on to Montreal Offering 500 Tor the Bible given by
Barns to his Highland Mary. But few scctehmen
IN Montreal have bought IL, and sent II 10 the Pro-
vost Of Ayr, TO be by him deposited in the monu-
ut to Barns, on the bank. Of the Dscn, Offer
ing IRON e-snt scotehmsn at the shrine Of Scot,
lands Bard.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

This table shows regular decline, until the month cf
August when the commencement Of kssihy trade ga.
fp in all sections Of the Unisn independently Of the su.
pended banks. The institutions scarcely NOR.
extended than ct the period last vesr and ACCORDING
10 their showing, resume at once with perfect
ease They hold 81 ofspece to - Of depoes and
laton besides large circle Of notes maturing within
reasonable time Specie 10 at less premium ,hsn ia Phi,,
delphs and the crop about coming in which will,
In short time throw balance in favor Of New or,ean.
Under such circumstances resumption can with difsuI
~ avoided and nothing but the maxn Influence Of IN.
United states Bank, through lie branch the Merchants
Bank, prevent immediate resumpsisn OF sss7oss.
notes held by the banks the Merchants Bank holds soas
600 and their creditor for 100000 other paper maxi
ing claim against the other banks Of hsM million al
though her own circulation is but about sispes.
Had the banks not suspended prices wosld have fleu
to certain degree before the abundant supply dr ny the
past winter, but brisk spring business wouid have FOL-
lowed uniform currency and with increased business
the supplies would have been gresfsr Notwithstanding
the vast surplus Of Ohio and other Western
pork packers snd shipper. Of produce generail,.
obtain morey H. operate in the usual way. t.~u'dY
banks Of those sections could not extend tbems.yssy
fear Of from the suspcnded banks In IA. war r,
hough produce has beer RENTED loss in the settT
ent Of debts has not been available for the purchase
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

RnBBERIEs AT BRooxLYS.-We understand that
several daring burglaries have lately been COM
mited Brooklyn Heights. Would it not be as
well for some Of indefagables 10 look after the
thieves or visit some Of the deros Of stolen goods
which abound in this city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

CHATHAM THEArRE.-rhe house was crowded
to its utmost capacity last night. We have ne
yer seen the Chatham ocrammed-every part was
ovorfowing, and great numbers were compelled ia
stand tptoc about the DOORS and peep the hesds
Of their fortunate neighbors. We could scarce
iy get glimpse at the stage, but from the thundcrs
Of applause the performances must have been great
The bill for tonight is rich, calling into action the
whole strength Of Thorne's company. Hill and
Wood will always fill the Chatham; and when the
other attracti added, it would be surprising If
there was not jam.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

Co TIE Van Bursn papers at the West are poun-
cling upon Major Eaten with great ferocty. That 10
the <rwe policy. II you cannot take such liberties
with yeur assisss frissss and associates, you will
not be able TO indulge In the luxsry, s Amos Ken
dali calls %, at all Always shoot the desertsrs.
What night has MRS. Es,ons husband 10 abandon his
party from mere psr'ossl pique Suppose Mr.
YES Barren did treat him rather shabbiIy about the
Spanish E~esssy, has that any thing TO do with old
TIPS qnsIs6cssians Zoe the Pr.sidencv1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

THE OLYMPIc.-Nicbolas Nickleby played
to good house last night. Mitchell squeers was
capital, and Graham played John Brswdie to admi
ration The children also acted naturally and we'll
The others performed indiferently enough.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

% We invite the attention 81 OUT raiders to the
advertisement Of Mr.. Brewer. eorpsr OF Beskmsn
and William streets, in another column. His as.
sortent comprises besr'iul articles IN his line, and
the most fastidiou. cannot fail tn be pleased.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

LARcE ESTIMATE The Brooklyn News says the
receipts of the Brooklyn Ferry were estimated At
one thousand dollars per day.