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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09

aud Bits. AIDES. Drawing Knives, Cages, &c
Backsmilhs Tools. viz: Bellows, Anvls, Wees
Sledees, Screw plates, Fi'rs. Ra>ps, Steel, &c.
Saddery and Coach Makers Materials, a very ex
tensiye assortment.
ALSO,
very large and well selected assortment Of eycry
lhine ~ the Hardware lluc. Furuure and Toois
for Cabinet Makers. Mil virgins, Tanners. Nc-
House Keepers viii find Fruders, Andirons. SHINY
els and longs. Knives and Forks, Spoons, Tea.
Boards and Walters. Tea Kettles Bell Metal Kettles
Sance Pans. Frying Pans, Plated and Brass Candle
sticks, Snuffers aud Trays. Baskets Mas. Snn
toons. Buckets, Tubs, Coffee Mis-, Coffee and
Tea Pots. Patent Coffee Pots Egg Bo,e,s, Steak
Dishes, urns. Nursery Lamps. Casters Dish
to'e,-, Brushes Of all Kinds Venetian and ollie,
Blinds. Curtain Bands aud Pins, aud almost every
KIND OF Cooking Utensils.
ALSO.
splcnud assortment Of porket anil Pom En;v.s
Scissors, Raz rs aud Straps, Pistols, ms, Rifles
&c.
ohovels. Spades, Forks; Mil, Cross Cut and Pi,
s'"s.'.a,t Sleel warranted, Trace Halter, Log and
fh,h Chains; Nail Rods, aud a general assortment
Of Iron.
lie earnestly invites all persons dealing in his
hnr.to give hiii call. as lie is deter,ninrdto s.,
boiii at Who'll sale and rc,aa chesp as similar Good
can be had III Virginia. Merchants bcfor, ao,,,
10 Richnond. "onl do well 10 px,u,ioe ,hs s.a.G
and prices at the SIGN or THE GOLDEN AN.
VII. ~
Jan. 30 a.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
.1'DYyCE.

.FNUOSE indebted Ia J. 4. Bailey q CO., Bailey
Il 81 Wonack and ID. +. Bailey & Go. are here
by respectfully informed that unless they come for
ward aud pay what they owe TO The above named
concerns, before The lst day OF April next, they will
(eyery one without distlnction,) be warranted or
sued upon Immediately thereafter.
BAILEY i WOMACK.
Mach 10 10
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.N'OYICE.

sNO4zCE.
W. nave associated Mr.. GRIEF B. TATE,
W wnh US IN busiuess-which will however h..
conducted under the firm OF Turner & Bn,welI a.
httetulote.
We have on hand an extensive assortment If
Hoo)S suited 10 the present season, and br,no
anxious 10 reduce our stock AS much possible the,
VIII be sold lora very small advance TO tins. VIII
may favor us with call.
TURNER & BURWELL.
Dec. Is ,;rr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
Notice.

INUE subscriber has us received and opened
Il an entire sew stock of
GROCERIES,
his old stand OF Nam street and the alley
leading TO Friends Warehouse. lie confidently as
surrs his old Customers and the public in want of
articles IN his line that he can aud viii sell them
lower .han ever Offered before this market; and as
he is determined TO sell for Cash only or in barrie,
for country produce, he can offer induceme. is TO
dealers. lie especially soicits call.
JOS. MARSH
March 2 lot
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IMPORTED FsAGshs.E,

no WILL stand The present season,
MIN 1A AT my Stable. onthe Hill, adjoining
GM~H uK Lynchbuig. lie VAS sredhy Muley
s.NA.zAs.sAll-. and hallbr.thel to the celebrated
Leathau.
The superior Jack, Davy Crockett, the property
Of Clement Hancock, Esq. will make his mex,
season, at my St.bc.-Terns aud other particulars
in due time. MELVILLE TALBOT.
Jan 20 wis
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REMOVAL.

NJ ART1N. HUNT Il WARD hare removed
w their STOCK of GOODS TO the square Dc.
low their old .fand ia the house recently occupied
by Doci. IIefry Latham. an Apotheesf, Store
shrrs they invite then friends aud The public 10
all an1 their Stock. which they viii N
lev DAYS make large additions.
Mach
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09

The subscriber will continue the mercantile blu.
s'ness at the same stand, and hopes a continuance
al the patronage heretofore extended.
WM. NJ. BURWELL.
Liberty March &c, 1910 w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09

l. " Il
pdfuabte Land near amherst Court House.
ID URSUAN / to the provisions of decree of the
h Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chance
~, Tor Amherst county, pronounced II the Sepiem-
Der tenn, 1885, in the case Of" Garland as Pow.
ell,'-thc Undersigned, appointed commissioner
Tor the purpose. will proceed To SELL by way of pub
nc auction, on The premises, to The highest bidder
ior ready money, Thursday, the 3Olh day of prii
next the following tracts Of land wit: one tract Of
354 acres, and another tact Of 2I0 acres described
IN deed Of ,lenture. made on the eth day unc
1877 between James Powell of the Ii ST part, Thorn
as X Brown Of the second part. aud Archibald
kopettson John Penn and others Of the ihitd part
eHcert asto acres, part Of The Of 35I dcies
purchased by Mrs. Mildred Rose. These Lands lie
~ me Immediate vicinity oI Amherst Court House
and are deemed valuable. TIE sale being made
under deere of court, will be WHoui IeScrrc The
ute J., believed TO be unqn-siionablr, but the under
signed viii convey only such title as is vested in him
BY the decree aforesaid.
THOMAS n. EUBANK, Com'r.
Il",,ll 20. 1904
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
y OTFGE.

INllE business heretofore conducted, in this place
under the style of Campbell & Srepioe. and
lWllliam VI. Burwell & Co., has been dissolved BIZ
imitation and consent of the undersigned
WIN. Il. CA MPBELL,
EDWARD ID. SrEPTOE
WM. NJ. BURWELL.
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Edmond Il. Wells:

Edm0nd Il. Wells:
'Aht notice that shall on the cath lav or A.
Pfi next, AT The Clerks Office nj p,,rial
oo""'t' '""e Tie Dispositions of Abrah I'm Stan,rs
ding in Co W. 's 'e1u as evidence IN Deepen.
"s ~ CH'ult Superns-t ,enrt of Law and Ch,n-
'e's' Tor the County of1leny. in WHICH van ~.
r'"'"'.n ""u am defendant. This i puilsbed a.
you are no, an nhatilant OF Virginia.
lour obi SRI
An.,. JEFFERSON r. HUGHES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
POLITICAL.
rnE cAPsroI.
kief Cspitslium
Hsraee

tslgsss Horace.
Came 70 10 see the Capitol
Go. OF the OF night:
When Css.ienea mounts her throne,
And orion'- band is bright:
It.sssds, with lofty dem., sisus,
A form Of shadow. lishi.
Hs.hd Is the noiss Of re,sir,,
The Avenue Is rth
Naughi, hut the Watchdog seLoinf nsts,
Il heard from the distant bill;
And, where the semalon. ,isr. leans Goat
Potomac glidss at will.
The Heavens now shed rplssdsr
Magnificent, grand;
Anareh Of deep, ethereal blus
Rests this hcl, land,
While yoa bold Out, ne charm. the view,
TOUCHED b, a master. hand.
There, when our starr, banner
Waves or the imperial seat,
Where Eloqaencc its thunder rolls,
Aud The worlf. great actor. meet,
Aud galleries hlid thousand seuls
Look down in beauty .wsrt,
The Greek, at sight Of Mnsihon,
Thrills not WITH such spell;
Doomd on those msunisin.iaps TO tnsd
Mhrre tower aud temple tell.
Yer the banner, which our fnthefs led,
The stars of empire swell
Heriah, thus wrapt in gler,,
Gleam'd on the Hebrews syes
Where nov, oh, lost Jerusalem
The Turkirh standard DIES;
Asa the light Which ence ilIumin'JihsM
Points to hocr skies
L. from Mount Vernon, solitude
The might. dead appear
1kr, sought. at tho lionel, shrine ofos.
Re all the world 80 dear,
msEumsni Of Washington;
whsa Cor, cried. ii. here 80
Her. how SURPRISING beautiful
To lin the nloring sys;
Deep shadows rect Wonder b.sLv,
And splcHdor. fihe sky,
His pwriLiSe-rLsor, who III those lishts
Ia dark Eieraii,
ORION
WAmtsaros. Februsr, 80. 1870.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
Is0IiAN POTATOES

INV r Tor sale small lot " n q IN II ~.
r - II II r. q T. y. warranted renn
'ne u WIZ be seen by reference to The Nov No. Of
~ ou"iVa'ot' 'hai one hnshel was raised from one
"'"o'' ana 1ha from one bushel seed srvepty. fam,
bushels were gathered. Persons w,h,p, IN y, ,,ia
some OF these valuable Potatoes can be snpplied nv
ratly application TO CHARLES ptIEIpS
/ Dec. /:
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EvER.1.V'R.sK.

EVFK.7.VEP.HN.
WE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
Il selves together Tor the Purpose of conducting
PUBLIC HOUSE,
have taken the large and commodous brick hull
ding on Market street, leading to the Court House
aud are prepared to accommodate Boarders and
!'"e'ie's IN manner and on terms, which. they
natter themselves, w''l prove satisfactory TO all.
The House will be furnished in the most com
Portable manner; their Table supplied with the bes,
that the market affords; The Stable with al undance
OF provender and attended by experienced and at
ieutiye Osilcts,
DAVID +. BOOKER
RO. CORNELIUS HARRIS.
Feb. 90 -,
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MIR. n. IL. RKAI"l'.

n ) YOU are not an inhabitani Of this STAT, -
N take this mode ofnoiii,ng YOU that on Thu,..
day he 80 day OF April. ls40, .our store hons. :,
NJ d lleo"n, (Middlesex county. Connccr,eu,l -.
s'a take sunlry dtposltlons, to be read as e,ir,c.
Gu me IRA" OF oo' attachment ag alnstyo depeudin.
N the liustIngs court oil Lyr chung.
HUNT & MOVES
March &c '
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
Az EASY ROAD TO WEALTH,
Nor y Muiiicauiis and SILK Worm

Eggs for Sale.
HAVE one hundred thousand Horus Mu!ticdu
i H., Shps r1l$cd from trees oil luxurant growth
IN The vicinity III L,nchbutg and Fifty Ounces OF The
genuine Mammoth Ihae Double crop SAX Horm
Esgs which would engage on accommodating
terms. deliverable at any time before the inst OF Api
next. The Eyes will he sold by the ounce or thou
sand Order. from distance will be strictly aten.
died TO II addressed 10 DAVID Il. PHELPS
Lynchburg. Va
Nov II 10
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syEOy0SSeS Her,Snrc q.
.V'OTzCE.

HUNT & MARTIN associa,ed with ,h. ::
Il business on the Isl inst, JOHN WARD r.
the business will in future he conducted nnl,, ~
hrm OF MARTIN, HUNT & WARD.
ha"kin iot the liberal patronage heretofore RI.
Feb 6 '''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
Ground .Eilss,,s Salt.

On SACKS ground alum SALT for sale by
~ GEO. BAGBY 4 Co.
Dec. - IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09

1--WE SUBSCRIBER will give liberal wages 10
man OF business. 10 superintend his hands On
the Lyschburs and Buffalo Springs Turnpike, If
immediate application be made
ROBERT CAMM.
Msrchs Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
tU' 10
Virginia {:

a Court OF monthly session begun and held for Am
hers county, at the Courthouse Monday the i7ih
day OF February. 1910, sitting Court Of Chanccry
linm Coleman and Charles H. Barrett trading under the
"ih ana St5le Oi Coleman Banet, Plaintiff,
against
Elizabeth llnnboton James IInmbleton John IIabstsn
aud Joseph X Carter, Executor OF John Mays deceased
Dcf-n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09

The Defendants Elizabeth lIanllcon James IIambston
ana John iiambeton having appearance and
gwen security! according The act of Assemble, ad the
ms Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
hes are NOT hliatanS this Commonwealth il is ORDER
ed that the said Defendants do here on the first a, of
ay term NJ Nt aud answer the bill of the Plaintiffs and that
copy ct tins order he Forthwith inserted in
punished H. The town OF Ls hug, for months
s'eY and posted at the front door OF the Court house this
county. ACopy-Tes,e
=
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
Mar, b o6

NiRuiNiA-At rules held IN the ,rhs once of the ~,
cut superior Court of Law and Chanccry holden in Nd
Tor the County OF Campbrll the Bird day o terry IHlo
Samuel > Fuqna and John Armsead, late merIon,, ~.
qua Co., who Tor the benefit Robe Morton ir.,.
'i'"' Plamiifs
Manly Ford and Benjamin W. Walker adm r. of H.a.ti
all Ford deceased, D-lsndnn,.
IN CHANCrRr.
The Defendant Manly Ford not hayine entered hi.
ahce and gwen security, according The At of Assembly
ana The rules OF thus Court aud it appearing bv saro,
evidence that hcls not nimbun this country il !,
ordered that sand Defendant do appear ON The fir. day Of
tie next term and answer the bill of plun,is and that
copy o ihIS order he iorha t inserted in some NE pap
published in The Of I.vncburs aud posted AT the G.,
door oi the Courthouse of tins county.
ACopy-lcste.
JAO. b. ALEXANDER CLERK
~ ~ W9s
VIRGINIA. to VII :-Atrules held IN The CLERK. Ufc..
the Circuit Superior Court Law and Chancery for IN.
county OF Nelson the first Monday in February i84O
Albert W. Harris, pIu;nGs
:! NJ Snbctt Treasnscr oiic Union Saving. lust.tio,
fIaafro tdmunds John Finders and Reuben b. PaIic.ou
Defendants
In CHASCERr.
The Defendant Pizarro Edmunts not layn. cp,srrd hi.
appearance and given security, org ac of Assen
bly, and The rules OF this Court appalu, ~
~ evidence that he is not nhuiiant OF hi. Common.
wealth; onie motion of the Plaintiff by counsel il, order.
c." a' Inc sand Defendant do appear here or before Tho
hrs day o April term and answer the bill of,b, Pa,
Ill., and That copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in h
ifncnrg trgnIan,a newspaper published in the Town .,
yhchnrS Tor two months successyelv and another ,spy
horeo posted nt the front door OF the Courthouse OF hi,
~, on some court day.
Cop.-Teste,
Feb. 10 S.
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Feb. 81

" lRGl NiA-At rules held in the Clerk, Office of lie
CirJsH Superior Cour OF Law and Chancery for Bss-
i"ri County the 3rd day OF February, 1910.
Bowkch Preston, Plai,n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09

Feb. 81

Feb. u win
NikHlNiA-At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Cir.
crii Superior Court of Law and Chancary for Bsdfod
county, February Bird, 1910.
Jacob kcrns Michael kerns, Andrew Kerr and Su.annah
ms wile John Watson aud Elizabeth his wife, Meredith WIS
anh LYDIA his wife, Philip Sinister and Polly his WIFE Paa"
afngoa and Doshea his wife, Sally Ann kcrns and Eliza
eih hefns The last infants nj John kens, dee d. who sne
b. Jacob kerns their friend and Barbara Kens widow
of George Kcrns, deed. Pitts.
against.
benjamin A. Donald, George Noble and Cells his wife
ROYAL Chlldrcss and Philip Gortncr.: Defendants
IN tHANCERY..
The Defendants George Noble and eils his wife and Roy
all Chdess not having entered their appearance and gwen
security adcornc To the of Assembly and the rules OF
tins Court and appearing BY dcncc that my
are not inhahi'anis of this Conmonw en: il is ordered h
they do appear here the first day the and an
s"er the bill OF the Plaintiffs, that This order he inserted -
some newspaper, published in i.,ucburg. for two non
excessively, and posted the front door the Courthouse
ut this county on some Court day.
A copy-Teste.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09

Louisa lIobson Richard S Davis Jordan Davis M,usrst
Eliza Davis, Edward w. CLARK, James lcnck and Eliza
oeth his "ie Thomas Evans mud Susan his wife, William
John IT, Griffin, Gusiovus A. WngfeI and Charlotte his
whe Ann T. Griffin iow and rcc Of " iam riin d.,
naih =" Now IN and Elizabeth his wife John r. Davis and
Margaret his WIFE, PEER d. Holland and Doshca his wife sr
,eH Mitchell Smthson H. Davis, Jr Charles c. Scott Char
loe MITCHELL the last four infants under u years ot nse
nac,I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09

tihuiNiA, To wi AT rules held IA The Clerks Otc.
the rcml superior Court OF Law and Chancery for Tho
county oil N'Son ON the first Monday in February S4O
'''oN'' '" iiarIis, Plaintiff
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16
The Great Religious Meetings.


The Holy Week closed yesterday with the cele
brated scrub race. Gas the wicked call IT'D at the
Tabernacle, which was won by the eminent and pa
Gus divine, Mr.. Kirk. The prize was beautiful
"pap spoon for babes IN Christ, as MIR. Kirk elo-
quently expires sed il. We shall next week revise
and review the whole proceedings of this week,
without fear favor affection. Ii wasa rich week;
full of piety, philosophy folly and human nature
We were sorry to see in the closing speech of the
closing meeting, that the Rev. Mr.. Kirk made vio
lent attack on the Rev. Robert Newton, who was so
much and deservedly applauied the day before
Mr. Kirk was jealous of rival, and therefore took
occasion TO abuse the Methodists, to whom Mr.
Newton belongs, for their g noisy worship" as he
termed it Contrary to the spirit of christianity,
which we all profess; contrary to the contract OF
holy brotherhood entered into, and contrary TO the
terms of the campaign; instead of dealing his blows
at the devil, he turned round and attacked fellow
soldier in the army of Christ and this we will new
er permit whilst we professedly wear the robe
Of christianity. We shall give his speech on Mon.
day. verbatim as he gave it, and not one. which he
may report himself and give TO some Of the Wall
street papers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16
New Orleans Real Estate Lotterv-

JAS. GORDEN BENNETT, ESQ:
Strive regret that ours of yesterday should be
considered by you unsatisfactory. Having nothing
70 conceal, we shall most cheerfully give every in
formation in our power, either to a committee or to
private enquiries; and will at once am wer those in
terrosatories Of yours which are put in definite
shape
LIST The money arising from the sale of tickets
Cess the expenses) is deposited in the Citizens Con-
solidated, Canal, Union and Carrolton Banks in
New Orleans, with the exception of such sums as
have been retained by agents different sections of
the country, for the purpose of being restored to
those persons who had bought tickets OF Them in
the lottery did not draw.
I'd We are told by w. Schmidt that altopether
about forty thousand tickets have been sold
Yours, very respectfully,
SYLVESTER & Co, I56 Broadway
May 18th, 1910.
This will hardly do There is $500, 900; being
the proceeds of $1,000 tickets at so each, &C.
knewledged TO have been received. This immense
sum Of money has been used by whom! and may be
carried out of the country by no one knows whs.--
We cannot think this 10 salts factory. Ought not the
purchasers of these tickets call a public meeting
and take immediate steps for the securing of their
money!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

MAY l5-In the matter of Henry w. Merritt
one of the Special Justices
MIR. cutting occupied the attention of the men-
bers OF the court for five hours. The learned gen.
tieman made most powerful and energetic appeal to
the feelings Of the members behalf of his client
At feur o'clock the District Attorney commenced
his reply. In the outset of his speech, Mr. VIII.
ting made NEST beautiful appeal to the feelings of
his two learned friends, the injustice which they
had done him by heaping such loads Of odum on his
head, whilst conducting the defence of Justice Mer-
rift One thing, he said, he would SCI them right
upon, as to the origin of the charges against their
client. They neither arose from pique, disappoint-
before the public by the press. For years the Com
mon Council had been tainted by the press, and
told toinvestgate tins stool pigeoning system, SO
rifle In the Police Office and now when an investi-
gaton was gone into, the world was to be told that
it originated in political intrigue and private NAL
ice. The court will decide some day next week
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

CLosIso SCENE THE HsLY WaEk-fhe
anniversary Of the great Foreign Missionary So-
cisty closed the week. In 1889, $25i 900 were col
lscted, and, in lS4o, S209C0), tor the cause. Fer
the last nine months $s4764 has been collected.
There 900 Of heahens still to be instructed
and the society still want additional fands to
carry on the great work The society was addressed
by Messrs. Wells, Frey lingsuysen, Smith (Syra)
Meigs Orom Ceylon) and Mr. Kirk. The latter de-
ivered a curious speech in the course of which he
rdiculeu AL that he Re Robert Newton did the
day before, and violently attacked the conduct Of that
highly respectable body Of Christians, the Metho-
dist More Monday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

PUBLic DIrrEE TO VIZ. NJ. Pncr-we psrties-
larly recommend the loco foco~ to get mp public
dinner TO Mr. Price, by way Of showing their sense
Of his merits. and their epnicn Of the labsrs he has
heretofore performed for the party. For thi. pur-
pose we appoint Jesse Oakley, Fernando Wool,
John l. Mumfsrd, and Them Rudd, committee
TO carry the matter into effect. Al the dinner Mr..
Price viii explain his accounts to the satisfaction Of
Mr. Van Buren,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

ArHEEEh HoTEL.-Amidst the Numerous spien--
did establishments in this city for the accommoda-
ton Of strangers and others There is one, the name
OF which stands at the head of this commune aton,
that for real comfort kindness, attention, good liv
ing, and all the ct ceteras, to make establishment
of this description attractive and agreeable cannot
be excelled by Hotel in this any other city, it
has not been pued or its merits blazoned forth and
comparatively little known There is thing,
however, certain, visitors coming to the Athenaum
generally find their way back again. if in its vicin-
ity, well satisfied with their treatment. This 10
gratultous from stranger who has often found al
Mr.. Windusfs Athen@um Hotel corner of Leonard
street and Broadway, comfortable home.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16
MONEY MARKET.
Friday. Muv I5--6 p. M

The British Queen very snxousy expected and the
ke waiting her arrival The sales Of stock the Board
very limited this morning. Harlem declined "A per cent
Delaware and Hudson improved per Boston n per
The foreign exchange market quiet useurrent money
sna domestic hills the features maintained Western
improves with the and southern funds grow
The following table Of the curr,ua.es Of hi
and uneurrent money
CuERksI RArEs or RAsK NorEs AND DOMESTIC BnIs
Bank Notes E1ehaure
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

ps- Tar AoyouRrsrrr OF THE LreULArURr
very naturally briags mp the enquiry-what have
they done1 what have they left undonc1 what mis-,
chief corrected1 what COED cmittcd1
In this days paper we give the closing letter Of
our correspondent at Albany faithful. and indie
pendent unit in literary corps. This Legislature
has been the commencement Of a new regime and
predict from It's past acts what its future may
be. We shall reflect and do this at oar leisure.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

STRANGE JuHrA-posITIos.-The Canadian press
the ultra tory Canadian press unite with the loco
foco press here. in denying that General Harrison
ever gained any victory against the British at Fort
Meigs. The Canadian papers bring up Gen. Proc
tor as their evidence. Not good witness. Proctor
was the man licked.