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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01
FROM FLORIDA.
Correspondence Of the army and Nary Chronicle.
GAREfs Fanny, Mar, Is4a

Correspondence Of the army and Nary Chronicle.
GAREr's Fanny. NAY, lsie.
brig. Gen. AENlsTtAp has assumed the command
of lhe Southern army. To Col Twiaas he has as
signed the operations 10 The whole Of East Florida
Lieut.. Col. GRErN commands the troops west flhe
Suwannee.
The long continued and iniudieous square and
post system having. from experience. bceo found
Intellectual. more decided plan of Attending prolec-
ton TO The settlements. aud At the same time s.bsl-
,umg the offensive FOR The defensive S about to be
put IN force.
Fort King, from its central position has, with
great olearsighedoess. been selected as the rally
ing point from which The SIX great retreats Of the
lndisns can be reached With facility. viz the north
and south sides Of Ouhacoochee easf and west of
Lake Ahapopka, the Ocklawaha. and Wtkiwa Tn.
wards Of one thousand troops will have concentrated
~ Foh hing by the 22nd. under command Of Col
IWi6as; aud II The sanguno desire and active zeal
dlspi1yed by all ranks, would warrant favorable Is
sue. n,srr, at any period, did body of men more
iully promise the accomplishment fihe desired oh.
jeci.
There IS bui one feaffo be entertained and tba,
Is the advanced state OF the season. Should Ito
troops however, not experience a more unhealthy
summer than the preceding year. all may vet be
brought 10 favorable conclusion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01
LOOK OUT FOR MISSISSIPPI
From the Yosoo Banner, Manu-.

T '7'7 ITO '"~0V 2utHtT' HIWV T.
A friend who has just returned from tour
through several Of counties and north Of
this, brings the most favorable news OF the increase
oil the l1ppecanoe spirit. He says the revolution
IN public opinion reminds him of the great iegio
REVEALS that broke out some yeas since in the
West The People crying out for more
light IN every direction. Our informant counts
lhfiy two oil h acquaintance, hitherto warm sup
pofers oi Van Bufen, who have determined TO sup
pot the honest and faithful public servant of North
Bend. Let the ball 90 on. Get out OF the way,
locoiocos, or you are lost-run-ny for your HE,
aud take shelter under the proud floating banner
oil tiarson-it Is sufficiently ample to afford safe
retreat to all The People, and protect them from
The wllhefng blast OF Executive patronage, now d, f.
ling with lis pesilena bfealh,th fair aud beautiful
iabfe OF our eoonty's glory, reared by the imma rial
hand of our ancestors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01

W. Inc Enquirer, with its usual disingenuons
ness complains that Gen. Harrison '.played the
NIUE on recent occasion described by the editor
OF the n. \. Express in an article which we couy
'h's m"fnlng) when INTERCEPTED on the subject of
A'''''on' 1t Is not 81. The General expressly re-.
''e" 10 ms past opinions on that subject as Illus
ta'Ye Il What they are, declaring empharIc,lly
'aefe Is quite enough in my long public life. IN
"hieh have expressed opinions upon all political
subjects, to satisfy the pco pie much heuer vba,
'n'nk' or what would do, than any promises com.
Jug hom me Just now" And he SPOKE truly and
wisely When he denounced the Abolt,on,sfs a,
' 'efhneSa"d at Cheviol, '.presumptuous fana-
"'s' ana thef measures as .aacoastit uAoaa.." he
was uh'nilnene by fear or hope because he was
moi candidate iol office. They are therefore ia he
s''oe' as ms tue opinions, and more particularly
""e0 ttey are IN harmony with the acts Of his n,,b.
tic ne performed under circumstances which Al.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01
MILITARY ACADEMY

I,,sr of VIsIrTKs invited TO attend the annua
rxamination OF Cadets at the United States MIliiar
academy at Wcst Point, IN June:
r. II. GARDINER. Esq. Of Maine.
SAMUEL A. TuaNrR. Esq of Massachusetts.
Isaac r. REpFirLp. Esq. Of Vermont.
RICHARD Z. THOMPSON. Esq. oi New Jersey.
Gen. b. TRoLLINs1R OF North Carolina.
Col. 8. ROCKWELL. of Georgia.
Gov. JosEPH DEsHA, OF kentucky
Gen. ]. MEpARY, OF Ohio.
Professor ID. REAp. of Ohio,
Hon. AMOS LAM, Of Indiana.
DIR. JAMES HAeAN. OF Mississippi.
Gen. JosEPn W. BRowS, Of Michigan.
Gen. EEIen REAn. ef Florida.
RI. Rev. Bishop ONpfRDoNK, OF New FORK.
Professor II. KING. OF Missouri
Com. CHARLES MoRRIs. u. S y
DR.. 7. LAwsoN. Surgeon General u s. A.
Gen. n. TowsoN, Paymaster General u. s A.
drmy and Nary Chronicle
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01
POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.
A WING EDITOR WANTED.

We requested 10 state. that a Wing Editor
is wanted 10 conduct a Wing Press in a thriving
village in the interior Of the State. A rev press
and new type aud about 300 subscribers are already
procured. TO practical printer who could edit the
paper, the situation would be highly lucrative
Such Il one would have hls terms Tor the put
chase OF the materials, and his own time 10 meet
them.
For further particulars apply to the Editors Of
the Richmond Wing.
Wing papers generally are requested copy
thcabove. fYLig
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01

Gradtuie u a Horsc--The late DR. p,,,i.h r.
fh''adelphia, who died last mouth made an ,xpre.s
provision ~ his viii that one hundred and inv
dollars OF his estate be annually expended in mai i,a
MS ola morse comfortable long as he lives The
WIN ,e4ohes hat he shall be quarteled IN Burliog.
ton be Literally fed, have a bed of straw fxet, ,inl9
De regularly cufncd and kept clean and used ius'
enough Tor his own agreeable and healthy exercise
no more than this THIS fact demonstrates the be
ne'oence and Kindness of;he good doctor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01
PROSPECTS, IN TENNESSEE

he revolution in Middle Tennessee in favor of Harrison
he intelligence be true aud we have right doubt il is
ana even astounding One of citizens lust re-
nea rom NanY county SAYS the changes there .t-
my a'on7hng and that II is generally conceded TINT NJ
an ofeh VIII not get over 300 majority, ahouehit gave
n bnfen majority last summer OF Oil The gentleman Of
ls 10 hack ms opinion by betting suit of clothes Giles
county aso WHICH gave 33i majority for the Van uron tick
'asi summer II Is tnd Will now certainly give Harrison
maeIiv IL he edse o. "duy or LawTencc, the gentleman
found 10 aboer at work the roadamong whom there
Tour Van buren, men lie tells that one can believe
who docs not rave aud it, that is such a
evolution N Tennessee Bot is erefy uherc; face OF
me whole 'oniederacy Is troubled aud shaken with il it
almighty and overwhelming and the like of which has ne
yer been witnessed, not III The reelection of Gen Jack
son. IUen,,Lis E.,.,is.s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01

paragraph has been going the rounds. stating
mat the aaonnt collected trom the Wing deIepa.
non assembled AT Baltimore, for the relief oil the wild
ow and children OF Mr.. Laughn. who was murdered
VIM" W, walking IN the procession $4,000. Mn
hch"hon"ho was appointed treasurer OF the fund
eoffec this re ont. The amount received is s239o
not including the Contributions from citizens of Bal
aniofe' oil winch 10 returns have vet been made
vi the sum above mentioned The Massachusetts del
es'on gave $1,000; aud that Of Virginia nearly $500
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01
Observation-Disclosures.


RI .sI ~ati tAs airice aai cgaEeaf u the Senate.
rharro; l. raabreene. he Envoy Esiraerdinaft AMI
r;n;s,-t riepipo,sp tiafv of United States 20 knssa
srun Vail, be Charge dAhaes OF the United states 70
Spain. ,,.,,, ~, ~ t.,.st.
In the naee of >earex, Who declines that appointment
Jes.pA H. Browne he Marshal OF tie United States tor
the aather, District Florida from the bh day OF june
next when of OF the present incumbent viii
expire. - =, ~. - >,.,t
,,d Portsmouth IN the Of virginia. from the 9th OF Nay
1870 when his late commission exPired Globe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01

st AUGUsTINE, May 10
teneral ARMisTEAp his ordered a roncentrof,on
n ,r 9oo men At Fon King the 25lh OF this month.
lhey VIII he composed of fuotmen and Lotsep,e,
and operate in divisions of 100 each iudependen, -
.ath other, IN the enemy's country The srnson
''r gathering grain is near AT hand as well ns a..
temoiaees Tor their erfen corn dance when prepa.
'"'ons Ion ne war aud relation ofiheir cnefprises
30 the whites. Should these scouts. now cb.,s.5
WIN the duty olhuiing for the enemy. come unon
'hem' We may hope Tor results differing Al lcnst fon
NOSE which have been had for the last twelve months
l'e enemy shall have dispersed into small partes.
destruction OF lis planting GROUNDS and he will Ian
WIN trembling that, though he has sown in ouict no
sha1 not reap IN security. General Armis,ead has
,sAen hold OF afialrs ia Florida with a rigorons
~ Macs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01

f"uS 81 n AHtbony.-TLe Steamboat Pennsyl
"u'n touched ut Cincinnati, recently on her way IN
aus o. 81 Anthony with pleasant company of
''u,'s anu gentlemen on board. A second exnrd,,io,
20 the same remote point is now in ront,,,nI,,,
ne steamboat br"zii. an elegant aud eommodiops
oo"l IS advertised To leave Cincinnati on the an Ina
80 mat those who desire 10 vlsitthls Gar famed ,
"'' no" an opportunity Of dong so in the mosl pIea
SAINT season Of the year. T'0''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01

The papers ounce the dga,b ,r r,,,a,s,
sePh NJ. Street, On the 5lh INST ON ihs D,moi,o
RIVER lie was I. 5. Agent Tot tie Sac aud Fox In.
a ai and formerly tie editor OF The "Wc,ir,o
ORD pnbshcda at Frankfort Ky.. DURING lbr ,x'
en'ng prtod OF Bpu's conspiracy. Gen. .reer mar.
in,d dahshler Of. the veteran and rall,p, Grn
Thomas Pose., Of The Revolution. ~ R,a u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01

Three OF tic Of the whale ship Beaver, of
Hudson, Capt. Vim. Rodgers. arrived IN New York
haibor on the st ins after voyage OF thfee years
and BALI havc PUBLISH a statement IN the Troy
Budget, which seems scarcely credible FROM its in
humanity. They state that the captain gave one Of
The named Gutd,u, sometimes called Jack
Brown, to The eannbds 10 be roasted aud eaten is
their tustom. Their first cruise, It appears, was
sixteen months, during which time number Of the
crew got the scufyy SO rs 10 endanger their lives.
Gordon one Day observed 10 sumo Of the crew: al /
vas IN yonf plaers forward. il the captain when lie
arrived IN ron, should refuse To give us liberty a.
shore, would point a knife at ms heatG'-The
captain overheard him. and when he left the port
steetcd to Savage Island IN the Pacific. As soon as
lie came IN sghl OF A. the natives crowded round IN
their canoes. Gordon was thrown overheard TO
them by The captain and mate. the former persuad-
ing The savages 10 take hun aud do as they pleased
with HIM by the ollr Of pdesents. Such the story
Of the men, and II seems somewhat difficult to be-
aese. The Beaver IS now al Hudson, aud, as the
Commercial Advertiser observes, the matter demands
notice aud investigation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01

At Naval General Cour Marital. convened al
the Navy Yard. Brooklyn n Y. on the 5th May
nEwhich Commodore J. Renshaw WIS President
Lieut.. Fiz Allan Deas tied on charges Of Dfua-
kensess and conduct nnbeeomog an officer. found
putl,, OF both charges aud ed 10 be ieril.
mauded by the Secretary oi the Nasy--thc tepfi-
uand 10 be read on board OF all ships eonmisslon
and al the naval stations oil the Unned States.
Arny and Many Clren.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01

From AGtca. Capt. Clark of brig Robert, al,
New York, in 81 DAYS from the River Gambia, states
thai some difficulties bad occurred a short Time pre-
yaus TO his departure bet~een the Colonsts and the
Natives. The former were obliged to send To Sier-
Leone for troops and men of war 10 qaell The
lnsurrecton. Two OF the chiefs were killed. Nc
Cattys Island had been strongly fortified, The
Coonisis expected hourly, an attack from the ma
tiyes The lrade with the interior was Of course,
entirely siopped.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01
It9m N-e Nalelllt Cnnriot.

hldmoas.-lt is with shame aud regret that we
some OF onf ocn good ciiisea& In the hearing Il
eroans ltom the wounded, aye, in the very presence
Of dead bodies, individuals who escaped The wtath
OF the tornado have made eiuts TO RAISE the prlce
OF corn and pork by buying up all there in the
". one oil these Shylueks met with = ftbuf p,oner
from an hnnesl heart a corn boat al the lndin,
lie owner Of the boat told hlm he would sell b,,n
enough 10 relieve hts dsuess il distressed he WAS Al
the same pnee charged tof corn before the lepursr
bni he had heat that grateful to Providence o,
ms ptesrfYauon aud he would not paft with ms nm
duce to man who was eagrrto speculate upon the
ml,tottunes of ruined cry.
The bioodsuckers corea and uijppea into Justice =
Many OF the lat-boals that broke irem the N,lchez
landing during the storm. were standing below tins
city aud IT Is hardly credible, but sui II IS nue ha
those living ON tho bank oi the ryer, like wtecL,pp
pirates, taoh POSSESSION oil the boats and claimed
lhem as The spods OF tempest. \ Mr.. WOODS
found ms boat loaded viii ploughs, &esx mules
oelo" the city, N possession Of five men, who rell-
sed to give II up without beng paid Que halfthc va
Tue OF Tie cargo. 80 soon Tins base exlu,tion
reported IN our Streets parry of gentlemen consIs.
ting 81 thomas Munce NJ. ID. Kidd s. d Siutsop.
/. w. tlas, }, w. Buuco, Mr. Delecrolx John
Shauks and seyerl others, able to row 4 boat and
WIN to punish fraud aud luhumnnity took a shin
ana dashed down The Ilser, scycn OF aigbt miles
where they bound the bat above alluded to- They
TOOK instant possession and uted II TO the tiohf
ful owner Nachtz may be ruined. but she has
sill some spirits who not yet dead TO the cry of
justice aud humanity,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01
CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY, RACES.
FIRST Day.

Mi , d.
Mr. peudl.tnn,s h IA \Vo,,l,, II, TvcL..,,a
years old, /
Mr. Uatfison'ss Il Clarion Inv Monmouth
Eclipse. yea'solL 2
Tines 5i-35l
SECOND RACE
Swcepstakes-S $500 entrance 5000 for(eit
y. T. llne's ch { by Emancipation out Of
The dam oil Voney. yls old, /
Capt. S'ockton's h by Trustee, dam Miss
Matte, J years old, 2
Time m.5ls- lm.55s.-e lorlcts.
There was y large number at the Conrse-lhe
roads were good, aud the track in fine order.
S,coxn,.v
az
q p Iia,e,sa =, s' ''J, 80, 49, ""e meats.
h, o.n., =, n'u, e'''' ny AHutew' Jam
Col w r. Johnson,s IA II Vo,dorh r,,i
Gus, dandy Rallcr years old o
lime 22-625
Second Race urse SIOO-mle heats.
'''' - hehaall : I m Lahy Canton, by i'm
,o,,s Oh ~ '"'' '''' ""uuo'pi''
n u H., ~ !
-, 49, ,i"e II Camfo ny Iranby' dam
w, ,'''N"'' 9'''S ",a
~ '''' u III ny iHZe hghter' years
II ~. - us
dan, r,r"n ~ y 2,"io"' ou' ol 'he
trIi "a -, !'''s o'u DIS
Anha,'.L ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01

oRfGoN AND TnE MouNrAINs.-The Indcpcn.
Htoce Chonicle says thai "a company of Rncky
,nou"'"'n traders started ON Thursday. the 1Ti
wives, for the Oregon" ''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01

D Wings and Conservatiyes-l3 Adptini,t,a,in,,
ihs "ill leave parties equally divided in the SenaIc
anu .ne pot.icM character OF that body in The mex
the present year" no
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01

enormous prices were paid, both Tor goods aud
freighs AT Canton.
Nrw YoKK, May &c.
We have another arrival from Canton. The ship
Lehish. Capt Rogers. The despatch vessel from
Singapore 1t was thought would reach Canton by
the 20h February. With the English declaration OF
war Capt. X. spoke British SLIP IN the Straits
Of Banea bound from Singapore 10 Londoa, the
captain Of which told him that when he left The Tor
mei place the declaration Of war had reached there,
and that a strong British fleet With number OF
steam ships, was expected there every hour
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01

Caro-, situated at the melton Of The Ohm aud
h'sslsspp, on HE Illinois side, WAS three feet ma.
def water On the Btu inst. \ par Of Paducah, ky.
was also inundated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01

taifed States Sendte.-We copy the following
from The Baltimore Patriot 1.-THE terms of Offs
ct The following Senators will expire on The 4th Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01

10y E'a"than WHO arrived Yesterday May L.
we regret 10 learr, that The beautiful Town NJ "
d'"' 10 tie rafINh OF ConeolJa was nearly totallv
DESTROYED hy Tie late tornado. Ten houses. ra, 9f
'he jan ne" court house, aud much propcrty was
destroyed. no ~. "'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01
EXPENSES OF TIE GOVERNMENT.

Our readers are aware that Mr. Woodbury. some
Time since, upon call of the House of Repiesrnt,-
ives furnished statement OF the annual expenses
u the Governments independent of lie National
pest snce IA. According 10 this statement, the
expenses 10 1867 were upwards of 80 millions -
/ ms iatt becoming known 10 the people, was lelhna
against the Administration. The leaders have
therefore called upon the Secretary for another
s'aAe"en', "hch will be less il jutlous To the well
oeing OF the feds. According TO tins amended re-
port the aggregate amount, indcpendcn, of ife INV
ments on account OF the public debt, whether fund
Gu OF uhlunded, oil the four years Of Mr.. Adams
e5o "a, n, .
Do do. 3 years OF Mr.. Van Buren,, o7.o75,7oo
Annual average Of Mr.. Adams 1926 Ooo
3D. do Mr.. Van Buren,, 30 Sos 600
Annual excess more than twenty million Of dol
lars sum exceeding the whole expenditures of
New \ ORR ior all her canals and railroads
bul inns is too bad, and the honest Secretary mn
"'"NeS 10 oelter It, by referring the increased tX
pen'l'utes to eftfdora'nary or temporary eircum-
stances. But admitting tins discI iminaJIou. and
how does the economical Administration romrnre
WIN the Prodt9ai one of Mr.. Adamsl
aggregate amount for permanent and ore}ipary pur-
P'SeS' excluding payments account of uuiecls
e''pI eAuao binary or temporary, for
the tout years OF Mr.. Adams 500 o1Io
DO. DO three years OF MI V Buren, 40 251 10
Annual average OF Mr.. Adams, POO 600
10 DO Mr.. Y an Buren,, l3,437 600
by TINS IT appears that the ordinary expenses oC
Sofethmeht, consisting chiefly of salaries are near
" oouh'e what they were only twelve ears. since
having risen from seven to thirteen millions
Fhg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01

tested their honesty because they b,on,l.
ra's s'o" Win n'' constituents Hisrefereace qo, u
,no's sentiments Is substantially rei,sr,,a Ia
men, willie he avoids the iodelieacy Of ''a 81
eteetioneering for an office, which, ., NJ, sfsa5
once beautifully said ought neither 10 be
declined. SUI nor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-06

the hours OF working the Gotten mills Ashton and stanley
nave Sr ,he present ile' and the probae.'y Is
mat they NJ" heneeiorth work full time Two failures have
been announced Of spinning and firms in The
couny but they are not serious The recent
from america, and particularly those .ne
e'h crop nave pat an end to the fe Of speculative Az"
vance greatly checked the d. postoa to work short une
which had previously existed
LEEDS, TuEDSY-TnE WooLLES TRApE.-We regret
MARI 'aS. report m any degree more ay9raos o. o;
nearly at stand STILL and the manufacturers pnns IN
y and largely Prizes Of wrol wonderfully m ~
ihed The prices Of DDS eth, al ar when sales
mus, be made very omn'u,. No affects 10 Eno" wHen
ud'rs improve, AID neral of spondency ireNss
ainons't both merchants and manufacturers.
HunorRsFrLp, Tur,DAY-Ihis market was rather more
buoyart than of there heug me bu.r purchased
10" pan and fancy wooens pretty extensively, but at very
shsadtiory prices. TIE uiry after woods 's'er una"
Tor some week. past, we do net Of any advance IN
demand.
hecHpAIE LsNNEL Market, MONDAY This market has
pea very depressed state 20 day, aid MANY who have
od nave oeen obi ged take lever prices Work begins to
re ore scarce and if there 'peedy change IN
,ns ne, many hands in the weole business will be short
ma y, anu piicts rather tending downwards.
ERanFoRD, THURSDAY The general depr-.pon Of trade
ana hr decreased consumption Of WOOL gradual
atr ton The prices Of low and middlipc cooihs
woods are more ste dy than the finer Yarns The de-
snd Tor yarns continues limited e and what
4e are aSine they at omnous prices Piece Market
IN th rtce We Cannot sy alteration for the better
All .n' IN the same inactive state have noticed Tor
o"'As 10 the very reduced time Of production
Coars Amh.ntque-PARrs, Dec. Alive per Cents l2i
oos ooc zoe t0c 6'c o0c ooc 60c. Zoe. I5c toar per
Cents lOf 60c Zoe 6Oc Zoe Three per Cents, s2 2oe
30c 2sc 2nc Csc Soc Ace 35c 40c BaLk Actions, 2eI0f
ASSOC Exchange on London, one month paper a5C zoe
salc
Five per Cents lief 75c. T per Gea's. So 40 Bank
Actions, 295af soc. Portuguese Tires per Cents 49,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-06

Death II an Indian Chigf-Genoral George Cal
vert the head chief Of the Choctaw nation, II dead
lie fought with Washington IN the Revolution.
More Snor.- Advices from the North speak Of a
great fall II snow on the 27th and 18th ult.
Chrokess john V sss aud his party have reach
ID ashiugton; their troubles are 90 be made know n
60 Congress
NeiC ConsHls.-Jamcs 81 Andrews is vice consul
of Denmark 90 Maine. Ma.sachusetts, Rhode Isl
and. and New Hampshire, 10 reside in Bostan, and
Joban Christian Fred rick Ules fer New Orleans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-06

To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-Tbe sketch ofthe Cashier
Of the Girard Bank has been received, and will APP
pear tomorrow. Oar corr. sp0nL ent's request is
cheerfuly acceeded to.
'Carna" is also received.
John Smith, senior" is received, and shall have
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-06
MORNING HER
New York. Monday, j a nuary q.

REauEsr.-Will Ex'sherrf Parkns. formerly Of
London, please to return the British Peerase for
1882" book Of reference which he borrowed OF us
few weeks ago want it sadly, to fad how some
drops Of noble female blood have been running.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-06

FiREs-There were two on Saturday night and
Sunday morning. The first was in a house in Green.
wich, near Dey street. bed and part Of one room
were destroyed. The second, vest rday morning.
house where the people very foolishly put hot
ashes into a wooden box, which burnt, together
with portion Of the floor. This system Of having
wooden boxes and barrels for ashes is both very
common and very reprehcnsible. Insurance cempa-
ries should employ person TO visit every place in.
,ured and see that the wood work around stoves and
CRATES be properly protected aud also that iros
els be provided for ashes. Many fires are caused
\ BY carelessness of this sort