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

CUsPENsloN OV SPECIE PAYMENTS The crisi,
- has arrived b. tc. the nsr OF the cash system for
however hateripc the credit system appear ito
effects usn individuals often prove rinou IN the extreme
Ia London and rar tie set their face -in
consequently number OF establishments have pTuug
Of late that do cash 5usnes only This has been termed
BY the European system aud has but recently been
troduced New York.
PHILLIPS, Of iC6 william street does not claim for himself
the honor OF ITS introduction b he does becve at he carries
treatsr than sny his rva. Fer instance
they themselves with purchasing for cash Of The obb.
he rem funds TO Europe, 20 buy Of the manufacturer,
direct thereby avoiding all those accumulated profits which
enhance the value OF articles before they reach the customer
The extensive patronage he has been bonored with, be
sufficient voucher pablo Or 10 the way he carries
his assertion Of product srt rate garment cut in
peror style and made by but the most finished wOrkmtu
lie effect. saving II 90 per cent The prices charged BY
profess TO furnish the best goods and he does this
Notwithstanding the suoeroriy Of his style aud elegance Of his
garments Phillips will also warrant his coat, 10 be equal to
my mode in Broadway, and he conders them the faire
standard by which Psrision can he instituted
NB.-An goods paid for 90 deiyory, and gentleman
p.ced 10 ske garments when reasonable objection
sa call solicited at 100 William Of John
na-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-06

BOSTON CRACKER BAKERY-wHfam Bond 90 Orch
ID ard street Grand would inor the pibc that he
anufciues The Boston . AID bard CRACKERS IN superior
s,yie, the only place they in The city likewise Bpt
ter and Sugar crackers Soda Mia Biscuit ard fct brsa
o1lsm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-06

,. r.as~n ~, TIiE STEAMBOAT WARRINGTON
having Discontinued running between New
York and Albany, will her regular
rips between New York and Newburg Monday the 18th
Instant leaving New York every Monday and Thursday after
aoon at o'clock aud Newburg every Tuesday and Friday
afternoon six O'clock touching the intermediate landings
receive ligh; freight and passengers
n. BAH freight baggage. bank bills must be at
I've OF the unless OIL aongi therefor
" the GODS be entered IA tho boaka,E hsSlp
aS9 CRAWFORD, MARTIN co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-06

Forty Years Experience "a rdrrous cfimatss-IycsD.
ty.Jour years established ia this city-Ntit.u
QUGoksry nor Imposition.
DR. J. EVANS,
No. IL, Peck slip, New York
OLD GALEN'S HEAD DlSPENSARY,
JNR J. EVANS ccKtinues TO he eonsnet carhdentl,l,
~ in all y~''' cases, n~rcursl aud chrome disorders
wSr.e the mostmpcycd pr1ctiee, he aous
mild treatment may be depended on. To prevent mistakes
particular 20 fiud No. II Peca Slip
ili~vas Box, containing complete plan o medicine fo
every OF s ssase be procured ssbeve an
without exposing the patient They will be order
Any pa-t Of the Unitss States
Also preventive rensGy against ysss~'tl that u
ally r. lied on.
All letters paid ard describing the case. and encioslny
reasonable fee will have the remedy and directions sent
Der Attendance daily, until O'Clock in the evening.
The Offices an TRACES we'll arranged and seeroe,
nav he depended,
No connection any other Office in out Of the city.
JOSEPH EVANS, MD
nily No. ~ Peek slip, NY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-06
: 0vD0N IINE OF PACKETS

.@ LnNnON LIME OF II ACAETS'-
~ To sail on the ls 10th, and Goth Of every month
line of packets will herea'e, DC 10 as order in
which Sey are named sailing punctusy from New YORK aha
. .n % th st 10Th both and from London on the 1th,
% wa. S sry month throughout the year, viz:
l1th, Z6th oi e'eiJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-06

Bnrtheu in ton. lola mes iurcmcnt) 1871 80
Wegh. OF engine, boiler SC yl9tos'
Power of - CINE 600 morse
Thus il appears that the Presideutis ioo tons lar
GER and has 100 horse power more than the British
Queen.
COMMERCIAL TRrArY HErwEEr FRANor AND
ExoLA~p.-'rhe British government has appointed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-06

II RHEUMATISM. CHiLBLatNS, &c.--Dr. CHURCH's
N CHEN CAL ESSENCE OF MUSTARD, a remedy
unequaed Ter the Of rheumatism chibns govt palsy
spran bruises sad fE-i paas The, enhrocatos h. been ~
tor the last thirty and has been fully sub
the nabe test Of experience and in instance
has been fairly tried has been attnuded with
pete Its God effects have been universally
perienced To have established its credit the most sais
and perfect offered the public. Sold al
CHURCHs Dpcnsary, iSS Bowery corner Spring street
Price so cents ner boitle. d20 I'm d.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-06

hOCTOR GLOVER IS consulted as usual at ms Once.
~ HIS practical experience aad his chemical
have enahUi him 10 introduce iao has praetc,
several articles which promptin curing those disc
which he dcyotes his al, eution.
Dr. apprs strangers he has received irregular mtd
cal edueato aud has devoted his attention for the last ten
years select branch ofh profession. His Office Is No.
Ann Priv sntrsnc. third door from the Museum
through n entry with lamp at the Office door.
~ B. The Doctor keeps general assortment Of Trusse
and suspen.ory Baadases, which adjusted and applied
above.
Ps His celebrated Elixir may be had at his store Prie'
one dollar jsTy
CoPARTNERsHlP-GEOR' FULTON Gate fore
~ man 20 J. z Waier) and JAMES THURsrON, have
this day formed coparnsrsip der the firm of fuLr9N
THuRsroS Tor the purpose 81 conducting the Plumbing Eu
ness, at SIS Broadway.
New York. Sept IS, 1890.
CARD-The snjersign,d having had considerable expert.
~ the Plumbing Business, AMI being acquainted wit
every improvement in their line. aud practice
men consider themselves inferior before
public with con6dezee Of giving satisfaction.
q FULTON.
j. HURSTON.
New YORK, Oct Z, 1899. ol2-3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-06

TAG nAIk! fiis. HART! TIE
HAIR IN, better evidence is wanting
TO ,how The superiority Of the Genuine
Buffalo Oil, over other preparations,
than a number of Druggists are rndrayor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-06

nR AMOS q. hULLS oFFICE.4 vEsEY srkEEl
~ Exclusively yoted TO the OF Hernia, and Prolapsu
Of the Uterus An experienced Surgeon, graduate Of tn
University ef this State, in constant attendance.
This establishment fsvorabiy known in this city for
than 20 years paironsed BY the medical faculty. to who,
good onisn its highly successful solely attributable
famphets explaining the SUPPORTER to be had e1llrt
as above. VEsEf STREET, ASTON HOUSE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-06

ENzs NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL tAChEia.
NF%N Sailing from New York on the 18th, and from
Skkxkx1 Liyerp ,,I en- the LIST Of every month.
FROM NEW YORK.
I,v l,-The STEPHEN WHITNEY (newl Capt w.
T. Eshv iswrte UNITED STATES, Capt. J. u. Fisher
March Is--The ViRGINIAN, Capt. Lewis Higgins.
April l3-Ths SHEFFIELD, C.pt r. r Allen.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Jau,y The VIRGlNiAN, go tons
T.by The SHEFFIELD, 600 tons
March The STEPHEN Wlli rNEY-looo tons.
A.r,i The UNITED STATES-o60 tons.
The Qualities and commoastions Of the above ShP. ana
e r,pation of their commanders, well known Every
.reron will made to prome the comfort Oh passengers
and the interests of importers The price Of passage 10 Lly
roool !. the cabin the other lines hxei at 500 WITH
vine, and stores Of description The owners viii no. be
responsible any letter parcel orpaehag. sent by The above
80. .nnly IA sTEPHEN WHITNEY.
fs' TIT SANDS, TURNER, FOX Il CO. or
d,sv ROBERT KERMIT, "a south street.
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FOR THE y1RGiNIAN.
MEETING IN ROANOKE

Alta meeting of many citizens Of the county Of
Roanoke, held in Salem, the 10Th day OF June,
1870 With the view Of forming rIppecanoe Club,
Col. +. McClanahan called TO the Chair, and
Frederick Johnston appointed Secretary.
James B. Watts, Esq. explained the object Of the
meeting, in appropriate terms; ~hen after re-
marks from VIM. VI. Pryton, Esq. ii was resolved
TO aproint committee TO draw up Constitution,
and su. gest such Other Steps as may be necessary
awards a prompt and efficient organization Of a
|Ttppecanoe Club. This Committee. CONSISTING of
Wm. M. Peyron and j. b. Logan, Esqrs. and Dr.
John H. Griffin in a short time ptesenreda Consll-
luton, which was unanimously adopted.
General Edward Watts was unanimously chosen
PRESIDENT and DR.. john II, Grdn, Vim. NJ. Pey-
Ton, VIM. G. Williams, Col. James kNlr, Major Fer
guson. George Pearson. and Capt. Samuel Phillips,
Vice Presidency +. Johuston, Secretary; and
Afmislead Neal. Treasurer
The constitution requiring the appointment of a
standing Committee, whose duty 1t shall be to pre-
pare business 70, the Club and suggest objects for
lis efforts, and the employment of lis means" the
following gentlemen we're selected to form that
Committee: Capt. J. Whuen. Col. Henry H.
Chapman, John +. J. White, George w. Shanks,
James b. Watts John B. J. Logan, aud Ira Jeer.
Ii was resolved that the Standing Cummittee be
directed to take early measures TO appoint indvid
uals 10 obtain the names of those who wish to be-
come menbefs Of The Club; and that the Secretary
De authorized 10 subscribe for 250 copies ui the
Lille OF Gen. Harrison, about TO be published by
Cen Green in Baltimore, accompanied with Me
NOR OF Amos Kendall.
II was appropriately remarked by Dr. Griffin,
that he character OF this latter gentleman. who
I forth as the Atlas Of the party, should be ex-
b a. in all lis rotenness, to The American people
MAT mght.be seed, liom the sort of agents now
made use OF 10 prop this most corrupt Admlnlsra-
"on, how lar those III power have deparlen from the
purify oil conduct, and simplicity of practice, of
winch they made such loud, but such false profess
sons.
The Constitution was signed by all of those pre-
sent alter which the meeting adournedt to meet as
i,ppecanoe Club on the Monday of July Court al
III clock: aud the Secretary directed 10 for
ward the proceedings TO the Buchanan Journal,
Lynchburg Vrglnlan aud Richmond Wing, for
publication E. McCLANAHAN, Chm.
i JOHNSTON, Sec'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25

iW ehange "a out federal rulers. Thai wasa dn,,
"hach every nun owed To himself and 10 his eonnI,y
"uo values ms eedom and wishes 10 trrrserye "a
"o'ae ire advantages and blessings of rrpresen,,.
I'VE government, 10 oppose by all honorable means
the fe-eleenon of Martin Van Buren, Ia ,,nnf,s
son oil THIS article, (Which was only designed A. a
notice o the fact thai Mr. Irving did as vas expnefed
ae"ef a political address the frsl day of lasl
1oehl vii remark he dad jultec TO himself, and
TO The cause he on that day advocated
he wings. shortly after the close OF Mr. lfginp's
remarks tt'oi Sale being in the chair and Chamne
ca'.et appointed Secretary formed TIppecanne
oinb. comprised Of the following persons: Col Ro.
pert L. Coleman, Col. John b, Duncan, Col Ed
ward a. Cabell Samuel lleiskell, John D. Davis
Lewis ). Emet Samuel Branch. Jr., Roberl CamnI.
ad"ii''us Williams, VIM. l.. Saunders, Chamle
Garter. Joseph X Irving, Robert NJ. Brown. 1ames
~ Isyler' William Ii knight. Richardson Henley.
iio"el l.. Bro"p, Samuel NJ Garland. Robert NJ
fendleion, Arthur b. DIVES. George w. Chtisti= n
Dr. David Pattesoa. John Thompson Jr.. Charles
b Clabotne. James Peudelon. Edmund C. Moore.
william Lavender and Fielding Brown.
, samuel NJ. Garland was then regularly elected
L feSideni OF The Club, and Eoct. David Patieson
Joseph Il. living and Robert Canlm Wee Pfesi.
dents; james Z. Coleman, Secretary; aud Ruben
NJ. Brown, Treasurer.
committee was then appointed, TO prepare u
Constitution for tins Association by lis next meeting.
composed Of the following gentlemen Joan thomI
son it, John b. Duncan, Edmund c. Moore, John
w. Broados and Edmund Penn.
A commitIee also appointed TO collect from
he W ngs the necessary funds, to carry o0t the OBJ
ect Of thus Club, composed of Col. Sale. William l..
oannd'ls, Champe Carer, Arthur b. Dawes, Charles
3. Claiborne and Howell l.. Blown.
GA motion, made and passed, this Club will meet
'nce month, aud publish its proceedings regularly
II the Lynchburg Vrgnian, and IN the Yeomau.
c. SALE, President.
CHAMPE CARTER, Sec'y.
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AMHERST e. HOUSE, June Isl

AMHERST &. HOUSE, June lSth, 1S40
AT the request of the Wing Committee of Vigi-
glance. notice of which appeared in your paper a
lew days since, Mr. Joseph X. Irving on the ST day
Of our last Court addressed some of the cit zens If
lhls county on the all absorbing subject-the next
fresldenlla Election. The Wings upon this oc-
CASTOR, tas upon all such they should) desired an
open aud TAR discussion, before the people, of the
principles and measures commended for by each par
y We believe our liberties aud our constitution TO
'ePeho upon The success of the cause in which we
arc now engaged-the other party contend Tor exact
" 'ie reverse. And the issue, thus directly made
up between the two parties. can IN no way be SO fair
decioed, as by mutual discussion before the peo-
re. believing this, not only Mr.. Irving but his
""'g 'iends generally, expressed a wish for some
que o'the Locoioco patty to meet him in discus
s''" on TINS occasion. Though General CdsSiuS was
"a me ground, and all the other leaders Of the party
"ey u'd not delgn TO accept the invitation thus x
r"ueu 10 them, but declined the contest ether
~" 'he apprehension thai their principles could
~, oe maintained, when fairly canvassed before an
sh.ened people, or from the conviction that they
a"' no orator who could cope wnh Mr.. living as =
debatet.
~ Is not my intention 10 attempt even sketch oil
~ ifV'hg's remarks. can do justice neither 20
s'y'e oi his speech nor 10 his force as debater.
"ceb 10 say, that, in canvassng all the important
h"'u'es OF this administration, aud the principles
a'y 'h'oIve lie shaved conclusvely, that Their ten
10y was TO change the sprlt and TORN a our lost-
hs' and that IT arrested sooner later. would
',oate IN a Completed espoIism. That the agrlcul-
commercial, IN fact the pecuniary interest oil
~ ~boie Ubion--the cause of moralily and our po-
''"sedoni-imperatively demanded an mmed'-
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important 10 .Kil oarHcfs aud 10
The Public

| 4 iahE this opportunity OF informing the public
thai have Just had finished OF aud completed
by Mr.. Rucker aud Mr. Young cit zens Of The State
:" tennessee, one oflhese newly invented and high
approved Patent Mills. at my residence in Patrick
county Va. winch Is now guodue with gteal ease
and beauty nj he tate OF hundred and foriu four
bashsts n Aieat m itecire hours
ms mn differs from all others in the form and
eohsttueto OF laying tie water on The wheel In
'"e GU form OF constructing Tub Mills. there are
never mote than two three buckets sieken BY the
nae'' anu Veiy often mol more than Que. I'pon tile
"eni Mil from eight To ten buckets ave stricken at
'e same time, all at right angles with the shaft, and
"e watff pressing upon every bucket equally II the
she tme aud as eight OF ten Is 10 thtrc, - IS the
power 81 the one In thai of the power of the other
+ tom the materials oil which tins Mil IL made, ald
The principles upon ahieh is built il does seem To
me mat II must certainly last consider able length
al tune, aud NOT NJ all liable get much out n( or
aef' Also, II oilers from other MIllStonrs, which
Is ehlltey new aud navel, and Is most perfectly
scIeunfe, and the long patent spindle winch is so
Constructed as TO wholly prevent the Mastones ever
touching or IN any way dong violence to one another
oy fubhing. Ii differs srry much IN Other important
p"hts great, to the advantage ol the Patent Nils,
aua IN my opinion IN The end is The cheapest Mil
winch can be ballt. 1t also differs ON other NILS
IN The short Time aud The few hands II takes to build
II.
Mechanics aud Mill owners may call aud see this
hllI' aud Judge iot themselves. II has already re
ceRed the high enco hiums Of all who have seen and
Witnessed ala performance. 1t Is the lr>l Mill built
upon this plan IN Eastern Virginia, aud like CIT,
sci upon hill Il uvltts the gaze and inspection of
an interested Public. This Mall III also prind NJ
The fale OF Two hundred aud louy bushels OF Flour in
Twelve hours, andIhe qualify FIRST rate, very hale
Inferior 10 that which Is ground under the French
bnfis. Thu Ibis Mil grlnds in a manner nufxam.
PIED aud astonishing, Is not eontradcted by who
sees II, and sihe dawning OF Grain the history
ol grinding. With The AID of few muie such Mills
III Patrick county, unless The drought should be
greater than II has before been known be the
citizens will perhaps never, no more forever. know
what 1t Is 10 want for bread. This MIDI, IN my opu-
ion, Is not such an one will grind last day aud
slo" tomorrow, but wll whrn IN order, Continue 10
pour cut IN one uncousltened aud ubbroken
stream, the deuge Of lis fast aud superior e,nd-
ing
This plan Of grinding is in which the public is
greatly interested, aud yon will perhaps render mn
service To your numerous readers by gisng
II conspicuous insertion your valuable paper.
Nery respectfully,
THOMAS PENN.
n. B.-Letlers directed 10 Messts Ruckcr &
Co. post paid, at Henry Courthouse, will be attend
ed to-
June o5 II
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d.. ara AIRY.

Died, Sunday the 18Th inst AGED years. four months
and three days, LILLIAN INRY, infant of DAVID L.
and licann Buoker. Tie sPrghtlness nnd anahle dis
pUsito u tins and Interesting miami had cndrnrtd him
10 LARGE circle OF friends aud relations; aud nothing hat
know ledge that their foSS Is has etrt7a gam could
Gle them the sad h0rrnvcmrnt The Lord gave and
the Lord hath taken away. Blessed be tie d the
Lord"
-, il Amherst county Sunday night last Mrs. Erv-
RA CHRISTIAN, coasor OF Mr. CHARLES W. Christian this
place leaving husband and four Young children lament
her early loss. Obituary notice in our neXl.)
-, the 10Th inst. lluGH, Of Hugh Monlgomerie,
Esq Il tins place, in the 9Th year of his age.
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20 THE PUBLIC

BnDdto Springs, June %, 1910.
NesSrS. EdiiorS--rhe proprietor Of Oroneco, in
the county Of Amherst. in using my name and my
house as a place of depose for the distribution of
his tickets a HARRISON Ball, on the 4lh OF July
next placed me in position before my friends that
| am unwilling To occupy.
That am ardent IN my attachment to the
oi Harrison and Reform and that in the hour oil con
iliot shall not be found sleeping my posi-, |
hope no man who knows me will doubt-but with
these feelings must be perm tied TO sign of from
Mr.. Nnmo's ball or any participation therein, with
out signing off from the cause Of The sandered aud
salumni ted Parrot whom II Is intended To honor.
could sileutly submit to the improper use of my
name, knowing | do that il was done by Mr..
Nlmmo, without any wong intent, 1t not for
gone into circulation among my friends. who know
that have long since prolessed 10 have Withdrawn
my Influence rom balls, although | have justified
aud still justify the PERMISSION Of dancing by visitors
at the Springs, for health on pleasure. Added 10
his think. and have ever thought, that the dth o
July should not be apart for parry pnrf oSes. but
should he day which parry and party spitt
should be lad aside and friends aud ehhnfs with
out distinction Of parry hould unlle in celebrating
The blrlh day Of that blessing, which, aided by
bountllul Providence, was secured to Us by the
blood OF our torelahefs.
la making this communication, am aware To the
strange public ii Is "A matter al hut small moment
whether pipe dance. but 10 myself aud person
Al friends, think tits justly due.
W. l.. SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25

/ WILL SELL, on Friday, the e6th inst com.
noncing at o'clock, III front OF NY auction
Store.
10 barrels Brown Sugar
10 bags rlime Green Coffee
barrels y. q. Molasscs (ptimo auicc)
d. French Brandy
do Rum
10 boxes Soap
5 boxes Tea
cases Flu, Hats
cases Shoes and Boots
dozZen Fine CanehoHom Chaiis
Mahogany Sdehoaid
d. Bureau
splendid Eight day Brass Clocks
second hind CntiaGe and Harness
do Sulkcy aud Harness
also, / " fac HORSES.
CHARLES PHELPS, Auc.
June o5 II
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y. have received glowing account q tue late esls
ro the PIs sra .na.. % sn f ,.
voice rang through the ranks Of The assembled
m5e ike the notes Of trumpet Collected Cd "sniaed'
h poured forth torrent OF eioque"ee "'at thrilled
sal nc .,Ieneep How could il be otherw ise, when
ast NE ,,,onDd.d by many of his rmer comrades,
CIV .e battle field where together they had nailed
'' apr,s flag to the mast and upheld II 'n"mPnaa'y
~ ,bo combined assaults OF force Tour '"es Their own
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
ladies Beautiful H. id slippers,

UST received, aud MADE 10 order WHICH we
y offer at the extreme low puce Of ONE DOL
LAR per pair. As for neQtaeSs and durability, they
cannot be surpassed. Ladies in want, will please
call and supply themselves At
C. w. BLANTON & Co.'S
Fashionable Boots and Shoe Store
June o. Is
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GOODS! GDOD3S!!
u &c a on ~ fs o ID Il y
To their Friends, Irsfh Barg0iSss,
SsEsEEEINSs.

OUR Stock Of Spring and Summer GOODS.
" Is now fully al band, aud from our knowledge
al lie f5volable circumstances under ehlth they
were bought, aud the care with which they were se-
cctcd from The very Latest iupottalI6ns we. conf.
dently recommend them ms bcug equal both in
pncc and quality 10 any IN This market.
oar sluck IS very Lrge and embracing. IL does.
cvsiy variety If Fuzzy and Staple Guods cannot
fail 10 please any oho may favor us ~ith CALI
We nvtte Tho particular attention Of our friends
TO The following aticIes. Of which. our assortment
Is very good. and puces unusually low.
Blk. aud Blue Bin. Silks. plain and fiea.
Co'd. Silks, plain and hg'd.
White aud cord. Sdtus, for special occasions
Fra. Chaltes@, = splendid assortment
Painted Lawns and Muslns
Ptlnted Cambfics, great variety
Calicucs both English aud American
Brown aud Bledchel Cottous, very cheap
Cotton OznahuIgs. for neGroes elathtug
Butlaps, and other goods for do
Black Blue aud Cord. Cloths
/ Black aud Blue Cassimetrs "a
Gan.broous, FhOet Ctnths, Cambridge do, Erinis
/ meth. Gasha eiett. allan Cloths aud other goods
i suitable for geul entens sumter wear.
! PLAN aud Flg'd. Mafsedlcs aad Sdlin vesiines
/ Pam and Flg'd. Swiss VI usns Lawns. Crmbrics,
lfsll Linen and Sheenng, Table Dnpets, Table
/ Clolh-, Bird eye aud Russia Diaper, Silk and
Cotton iloslety and Gloves. Ribbons, Laces, &c.
all ol winch VIII be sold Al picrs To please.
BURTON & ROBES.
i n B-We have also On hand a eoud supply Of
Sugar. Coffee aud Salt al a very low prices.
Bar.
June 90 isif
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nj 1e,ai,es and NJ southalI left charlottesville on
AN, ~ for Harrison ard Monongaa countess where
have been invited address the people Both gentle
n as well others OF distinction, viii be at Buck
ham July coult in pursuance OF similar invitations Mr.
w has accepted mn invitation from the people OF smyh
llrcss Them in the month of August
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25

~ The "Mssissippian" of June ), says, "The Rich
M Enquirer of the 18th ult, promises to to analyze the
gnio) Election statistics which have gone abroad from
Wing press demonstrate their ialacy," &c. Yes, the
nnrcr promised to do so but il has found il onye
NAT 10 comply with its promise. Figures like facts
NJ born things; and there is but way make them lie
nd that is easily detected 10 be generally resored to-
Ne Enqurer's anay isis will never be forthcoming.