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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10
The following letter ofour correspondent was unavodaby
omitted yesterday.
LIVERPOOL 18th Feb 1910

om'teu yeseruJ'
LIVERPOOL, 10Th Feb 1910.
Aswe anticipated statement Dec the large ar.
rivals ofCotton added to Of confidence the part OF
buyers and the almost universal desire realize which has
prevailed Caused by the
instructions received from the United state the effect OF
considerably lowering prices For the first few days
Indeed, there slight improvement the stock
the close Of 1889 having been found to be bales less
anticipated which rise TO
lasted but very short times by end Of the first
week January the decline had arrv al of the
Liverpool Steamer and the other the of
bringing confirmed advces of very large crop the states
prices further impulse downwards The reduction to
Of the ofnterest by the Bank England gave
momenary hrmness the marke-bu: since then partly in
Of gloomy feeling created by several failures in
the manufacturing districts the demand e prices were
lower than ever-ar Orleans having been sold low as
H. Curing the first week of the present monthey
again worth sd per h. The demand for goods and
has not been sufficiently extensive induce spnners
and manufacturers to stock themselves considerably the
article its cheapnessthsy have
bought freely than before particularly durg
few days The decline has also enabled exporters
many large ORDERS AMI has besides the
seculaors who have been large purchasers chiefly Of
fully fair bowels at 6l As long however the demand is
freely met hardly anticipate much
Good AID fine Cotton omn scarce. should
at improve, should not BE- surprised
9uas dta.r IN the course OF aiew months "a CARDS the
lower descriptions We ar no improvement he looked
W, ,n., WI nnds ,nI anI .'ses s,ream. 'nee
received Uai,ed s,e. describing The say
aai our par With China eaaSs srss,y SereSs io@s
INTO tis country OF h. l. descriptions, which ere much
| With low Americans.
TIE .ale. from Z, Jany ts 18th Feb be, Of
which 2 iso bales to the trade; do specuaos
/ do for export
The zrry during the period
being much heavier than usual al this early the
IL the 1898 bles and the sales
bales spectators and bales for prices
alt red and the market firm.
The decline st Jan about I'd 10 for ordinary
Esypasn. Yesterday: market at Manths S@
ter fiat
TeSaseozThs market has been very dun AMI prices
gradually declining owing TO the antcp,t large crop The
sales this amount TO $50 hhds mostly small parcels
manufacturers $50 hhds Irish dealers 25o exporters 70
hhds. y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10
TO THE PUBLIC

The Express of this city with that regard for the sances OF
truth which characterzes all its dealings in its efforts to
lenghen sck existence having repeatedly attempted to
inure by publishing articles of malicious import thought
proper address the following letter to the editors which
they with their wonted hghmndedness and of Justice
fused 10 publish leave to the pnbc to judge between
b. BRANDRETH.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

BrIrisu QuErS.-This noble ship was 10 depart
from Biack Wall on the LIST OF March, aud Ports
mouth abont noon ofthe 81. We NAV, therefore ex-
gect her arrival at this port Wednesday or Thurs
day ofneNt week
The alterations and improvements made in the
queen are extensive In the after cabins the lower
sleeping berths are made single state rooms to
eommodate one passenger m each deck house
has been built, containing twenty-five state rooms
with forty -four berths, which, with the after cabins
are numbered from I to l0-their passengers are all
TO dine in the grand saloon.
The fore saloon is enlarged and the state rooms
run along the sides Of the ship The berths are num-
hercd from to 50 and the passengers forward dine
In this saloon.
The rate Of passage money in the after cabins is
nhed al Si5o, including wines, spirits and all stores
In the fore cabin at $780, exclusive Of ale, porter
wine, spirits. &c.
The provisions, style of living, &c. &c. in both
cabins the same, the only difference being that in
The aitef cabin they have wines. SIC. as heretofore
MIR Junius smith, the managing owner writes
eve have not only made great alterations in the
Queens accommodations, but we have adopted an
entirely new Arrangement with the steward depart
ment, and think we shall by and by have a master.
ly appointment"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

AZ anne ting Of General COMMITTEE, held at TammaRy
Hall. on the 25th uffrbrusry, 1s40, IL
Hsoyr That IT be recommended 10 the Democratic Re-
publican Electors Of The City and County Of New York
sect u-" rs OF Nominating Committees and Delegates
Ssny Hall by Ballot thu Primary Ne ngs ia the several
WHds ELIJAH F. PUROY, Charm an
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10
NEW YORK, ALBANY, AND TROY sTEAMBoA

NEW YORK, ALBANY, AND TROY STEAMBOAT
sayc1 A1 FOR ALBANY.-F.om the foot q cort-
Co., land street.-The BELLE this afternoon,
I--.-tK--Z-at o'clock
The SWALLOW, THURSDAY afternoon, AT o'clock.
NOT1CEAll goods freight, baggage, bank bills, specie
any other kind Of property taken, shipped board the
boats Of this line must he at the risk Of the OF such
goods. freight Nc ma
INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY
Iondng al the Tr,ercddtc Landings-Rreaklsf Board
.e~ssyl xzS( Tie steamboat KOStIUSkO, Capt ID.
s-1I-f Haywood viii leave the pier foot O! Robinson
R-----str,et (ner above Barclay strcetl Cor Albany
every Tursday Thursday and Saurd " O'Clock A. NJ
Rstrrins leaves Albany Mond,y Wednesday and Fridy
at z o'clock A. NJ until further notice.
The Koscusko Is the only day and only opposition boat
the Hnisn river, and will connu 20 the above
route 80 long a. she Is sustained BY generous public
For frcight Apply board,
msOu HAWKINS n WILLIAMSON, ~ Westst
a. FOR SALE OR TO RENT.-The elegant mcderp
Hind double two story House. with attic IN front and three
in the which Spring street No ~
Prince street btwees broadway and Mercer feet frps by
so feet aud lot feet; four floor each with IRE
pla and Italian marble nanel mahogany doors, NC Sc
plete With modern improvs and convenience
.cty finished r. gart TO cellar in complete order and can
be from n until o'clock For witch will be
deraie, apply D. ARMITAGE, No q Liberty street. or at
No 2o Ninth street, 10 -
maiOiw HENRY LYNCH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

THOMAS BELL, Auctoneer.
UCTION NOTfCE.-FtrRNITURF, LOOKING
~ GLASSES, WAsHsTANDs, TOILET TABLES;
CARPETING, OIL CLOTH, Sc.-Tuesday, at le O'clock
in Sale ROOMS variety o good secondhand Furniture
200 Washstands and Toilet Tables; 900 Looking Glasses VAR
sizes, superior plates, IN g and mahogany mrs;
quantity of ven,n and Ingram Carptng 900 OIL lothng
several small Bureaus Chairs; Tables Nc sale POSITIVE
IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10
RAISING THE DEvrL.-Our friend 'Lijah Purd,
has issued his bulletin for raising the devil on Thurs
day evening as follows:-

Rescyed That it be recommended TO the Democratic Re.
publican Electors Of the city county of New York. friendly
90 regular nominations and the general
Bile IL their respective wards Thursday Evening, the I2h
II half O'clock for the purpose
pe-sonr rors caL rad % Nomn-
ating Committee, be held Tammany Hail.
at hall p,st o'clock TO I.eommend asuable candidate be
supported for Tie Office Of Mayor At the ensuing election
also to select Committee TO Charter Officers
the time tc select de 10 represent in
County tongention to b, ha at ramnany Hail.
evening astn March at half o'clock r the purpose
selecting thirteen delegates l. the City
OF New York ate Convention, be held at the CAPITOL
m the city 81 Albany, the 9Th day Of April next
90 appJnt degues to the National Convention be held
he city OF amore, To nominate candidates the Office of
Presid st and Vice Prda of the United States and that
ley net AZ Die following places:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

THOMAS BELL, huctioneer.
UCTION NOTiCE.-Wednesdsy, At iol O'Clock, IN the
n sale Rooms elegant Furniture of all descpt9ns both
new and consisting Of tho renel Furniture "
family giving ping together with an enre STOCK OF
city made cabinet ware equal to any IN the city. mas
THOMAS BILL Apcioneer.
A UCTIOy kOTiCT-FURNtTUR sALE-Thurs
dav al lo o'clock al Greenwich street. the Furniture
OF a family giving a, housetecring a.
OUOr PAprR-soo rear,s cold and assorted. FOR sale by
- mas PERSSE BROOKS 81 Liberty Of.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

| present stock Is hhds.
Wheat and Figur-1he continued how quality OF Engish
grain having kept the low the duty on wheat has
10 2is sd with small chnc OF decn.
Amerean wheat ee worth sa I'd 7elbs Flour bond
sells AT sosaos sd Dbl and bLs IT, 3
been sold AT the former prices 10 arrive.
soLes this r,sk Prices raid 1890 Quo. veet
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

let Wud-Bays ards Battery saloon.
~ such pl.c" as the Ward Committee shall direct
81 Bunn's, 1873 w ashington street.
tth Shakespeare, corner Duane aud William streets
9Th Rcy's.
9Th Dumas Siyh w ard Hotel.
9TH seventh Ward Hotel, l5s Madison.
sth DdEisls, lesl Spring street.
9Th yen, rson Hall, corner Hudson and Charles sta
10Th Military Hall, corner Ludlow and Grand streets
lith Warnings Democratic Head Quarters, 50 Houston
street
18th xsndeweier,s, Five nile stone, Third Avenue
18th Thsisn Hall, asa Grand street.
iath Military aud Civic Hotel, corner Of Grand and
Elm abe III streets.
18th M1it Try H,l corn,r Of Barrow street and Sixth
Avcnus,
18th sixteenth Ward Hotel, Eighth Avenue.
nth Taumaiy Branch, of Allen aud Houston
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10
philadelphia Advertisements

A MEXICAN THEATRE, CORNER or NINTH AND
u WALNUT STREETS, PHlLApELPHlA.-F. C.
WEMi So, Manager aud Lessee.
Tuesday March oth-B,p,6t Of Mess Smith and kneker
wcdn sday March il,h-B,neft Of Mrs Hun-Broher asd
Sister, The Handsome Husband and Sadek aud kaasrade.
Price OF Admseion.-Boxes, so cents; Pit, IS csIas
Performance. commences at o'clock precisely mao a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CORNELL & HARRIS
Dsuers and Rectihers, have removed frpm lTl South,
ie INC NV Store 4 Front street oprosit Burpg slip here
tey VIII promptly execute orders for tie Minds
whisLey. '' '' ~
= Orders viii also be executed IL len at the Dis,llery
Front street. Cathar ne Eerrv Rrookyp swiss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23
sEs.EGTfe1s.
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TIE IRNlNEroN.


TIE Joufusl ri Cafnmefce INJECTIONS tie aanes
ri tn following paf<gas d befeg snBe,slfaa "a
have heea On bead Il Tire Lexington n he Inn
she .ss harasa and 81 c,..ss, q aliase s4.slta y j.
va soessi Biaae, "a Nicuiasa a. Feslel
N New York. Nm. t.seea. hHm II Men 4
Cree. Providence; saitae. iefas. all}asien; Ci4s
" Phelps. ef : eaiaeiaa i. y. Das i Co.
New York. Caia Nardefhti
us i5ellApase Aalelis a. al sNestcrias says that
hhefs hase In .efslFg.i - Tat sii, SAVING '',sf
aiIls's saa - iaw. IA Aea 1ask n the s3raah ~
Lrsiaelnn au Sc sy 81 her fatal disss'er: sud la5
aius alsassEsaa Gtaa4ds iaf belief tI,st Alt
Church, formerly q lhe frm a. Messs. s.. /. is
4 c., Mf Wesfon, 81 he fen 81 Weston.
Peuaestef X Co, q Baltimore, were ou doltd.
curep9aeeaer efHc I. S. Geselfe.
s NEm loKk, "Wednesday. T.. ~
eoelose YOU SLIP coatainiug DHccauut oi one Fl
the most appalling dtslssefs tia, oecurfed. /
have procured fr YOU. expressly. the usmos ol the
following al abe passengers and I'm wee
board in addition TO tteso published. and which
ssn ilterefafeate aiihis time oHl, possessed ofi
D., Falien aud lady, lfl iaetly Professor 81 Ger.
ssnsn lilefsnl e n ll4fRatd University.
}. fodey. pHytdearr.
:. lleerY, Aantbesfrf. Epgisg,i.
near CO.. Of sle bouse 81 Mabh5nj, kenus
das 4 Co.
II. 5. Finn. IF Nswprf. lie Comedian.
Charles Waelsry, OF Boston, sones say Will IL
4
John 3foen. OF John Brown n Co. Boston.
Charles lee do
MI. Mssnu. 81 Glaueesier
tieo. Ghd. II sfontuefon. commander.
Jesse Cons aek. 81 Providence. eicrk.
n. =. Newman, steward.
FL. I lap,her. matr.
- Crowly. ! do.
atsoauand llemnsie d, engineer
Wa Qnnfi,y - da.
Martin johns 20. wleeiman.
losefi Robinson. fcolufcd.) coaR
Oliver Howell 10 - 40
II Peters. do 81 ddR
Oh SAINTS bead waiter, toolutedl
s Others,
z EEK hands, boy,
iftnep.
= wood nas-efs.
Susan Huieonbr. charlottesville
chas- II. Phelps. 81 SInolnRlon.
Jnhn Eo1ey, oi Providence.
hasr 40 linirto add lonhef particulars, amid llfr
general eAcitsHcnt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23

at aedd,,l ea4 te ncs, DAY. Ne Daniel bad
previously threatened the life Of NJ. Cross
IuIee Judson. of ,lie U. s d strict Court IN
Connecticut, his Al length wonout eed hls ynds-
meat ina Tie cast 81 the Ntieaus some TIM since
captured on board # tie schr. Af1nl>irai. lie de-
clros them free, Will the exception Of Antoine. who
was born IN lavana aud desires 10 and de-
cdes that by ,irine of existing laws, they ought 10
be enoa=iHed TO the the L. :. GoYernaeni,
Ter the purpose of being restored To the land from
wlt.eh tlfry were stolen.
Daniel Sturgeon Coco has been elected L. S.
Seaator hy lr Legislature of prnuss l.aula 70 sup
p'g 'he vacancy oeessoued by Gen. Mexican, Term
# serytee. lie received The unanimous vote Of his
pay.
The YIN Buen ate Convention in Ohio has
nominated Wilson shannon. The present GoTetnor,
rs caadidtle iuf reelection; and The Van Buren,
Stzlr Canyealiou IN Indiana las nominated Gen
1Gieham 4. Howard, a member of Congress. rs
next Governor OF HAT State, aud b. + Finley as
lieutenant Governor. Loves labor los. Old
fippecanoe will make clean sweep in both
States
The New Odeans True Ar1ercan says that the
Loco Focos OF Mississippi have spin upon their
candidate lui L. :. Senatur. and tina: il probable
Mr.. Walker Willie thrown overheard aud II g..
Kennels elected in his stead
The Knoxville Times meetons a r1fnor that Gen.
pix J., 10 take tho place OF Judge White the u.
Senate.
CIV H4EufBt ava ltltePU iEfaHls rom NthtHchN
Nngmia. &e. the greater part OF them recently
cniancipatcd, now al Norfolk, ready TO embark
fortbe Biherian Colony,as ship tan be pro
yided 10 take Them.
Rev. Dr.. DIN. lately President Of Randolph Ma
con College, has accepted the Presidency Of the
Wesleyan University in Middetown, Connecticut
lie IS no~ travelling in Europe, and is expected to-
turn ia the course Of few months.
Nh Root has proposed, in the Senate Of New
ofk, an important amendment to the constitution
OF the L. States, the adoption Of winch would, we
believe, exert most beneficial Influence. lie pro-
poses 10 limit the term OF the Presidency to one
term OF SIX yeals--io render members of Congress
ineligible 10 off TIL two years after then term Of
service explfes-to prolba the removal by the Pre-
sldent, OF any officer. without the consent of the
Senale-and 20 give tie appointment ol he head OF
The Treasury Department AID his suboldlnates to
Congress.
The very large sum Of Sl4 083 WIS recently re-
ce'ed AT Far held in New Orleans by the ladies'
FOR The benefit of the Female Orlhao Asylum
a late letter from Washington states that Com
Chauncey WIS lying dangerously i'll.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23

Col Bernard +. Bee has been appointed Ministc,
:" me I, states I'om the Republic Of Texas, vice
Gen. Dunlap.
Thurlow Weed, editor ofthe Albany f. journal
has been elected, by the Legislature of New York
public printer in the place OF Edwin CrosweIl If
he Albany Argus, who had held the Office for is
years.
STOCK Of the Nlcksbnrg Baui, was on the 14th
INST, offered ~ Ne" orh at St4, but 81 was the
Original cost, Sl00. y
Nh. Geo. \. Mcdaniel was shot with p .riGs =,
Benton Arkansas, by MI. II. b. Cross, ON the Iolh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23
CAPTURE or -nhTANoRAs. pY TIE

CAPTURE OF NATANoRAs. BY TnE
Weber MS r. II aer#sal "a Sba . reans frou
Itac ida, afiHes ec,fIo laeiiseHgr o tie rarfn1e
ni f.so een # afatii,ss Is ihe eefaiisa and vol
uHfteis ffou lfNss. Ihe siscc con meuced on thc
i2A Decrmhrr, aud lsfei fbffe DAYS. daung
oirn fhrit=fs sa5 20 hstr becq efr|l slaughter on
both sides-@61 70 go The iezaus, aiaHr. beng
ktlc'
Afefibc Place bad surrendered. rhe Ulcers ofhe
centasf rat1y were permitted 70 derai Tor he IN
'eiier without muifs'atinn- pttv8ie properly, ~ all
e1ses. Ifing tt=rrtted.-- tie government
faafs aud lie juhahuanis af the town. pfael imed
u farnr # fhe fedrfais'. prcefins tie fiisiue 10
fHe city OF tieir q g with iong. lod1 aud deleta
catcrs4
The following Is from The ''Calarede Gazeltc and
t1srtdssr" 81 the 2ls December:
,sBg 10 antyH4 nf thr fehohntr Naha Tucker
iuascs. ~ leafu tal teo eeHfcfneo aftros ~ Tex
aaaur 5le til, d8trr Trouble Ela Gr1ndcaho sistc
that Alaialnafas has faen into the hrns 81 de led
,rs,ts after aeaon 81 itfc daAs. Ia Winch gtoat
pianv wee kIlied on beth sIHga aHsrnr ~ an wete
-izf, Americans from out bGea l,dee III tie STATE
u aaifs tiIrfa, We have confidence Ia the uuth Of
he report
Auothfr account sisters thn Ross che F,deral
conuaadorl Sent word to tie citizens Of Mat,morSs
'hat tie city would he plldged, and .dylsed them
"a tako What vaiHahles they could tnd be ,Ir
Whctenpan. - efpalei pan Of the inhabitants took
the hig and when ahunt mile or So from tho town,
tie caealtade was surrounded b. the pssalant aud
captured.
\ reporl has reached New Orleans. BIZ way ofGal.
- ston, ihaf bloody revolution had hr.ten oai IN
lle cltyd 1rXteo. inflls midst 81 wleh ,osiamente
VS. deposel. TIE siaadpd of Federalism was be.
iaR 'aIssd throughout tie states 81 Mexico wherever
heard from.
Dnead sfewert t,mar., that The power Of sct.
ting readers 10 thinking. IS Of the most uneqnly-
oral marks 81 otieirai genius.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23
BALTIMORE PArRfoT Orp,ry
Thursday, o'ctoek. =. m.
THE MARKET

me-, 49, 80 y " note further advance of1o1c
Per MI siqee our last report, sales were MI. 'ao
W. W. l,.9 sores at 1904 and The wagon p,icc
" 42eft- ms matning we hear Of M ,,1n,o
''2ns- II Gan be bad flom soies al s5 ea4 Il@nae
so,''e are nothing lneher-Saes ufGhy N1s -
full. ''O cash. ana 500
ia There is but little grain arriving in mar,
~. NC guoie ordinary 10 prime red wheat n 81 :,
~ 10 other descriptions we hear of no saies
very light. s''e' anu s'oe"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23

ne aooYe salem consequence OF the incemency
- Tue weather. Is postponed until Saturday next
tue ~olh insl; inile mean Time shuu,d any person
ICES. A. T.. NYIIIP -
Jan. 30 ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
IL IlltatnN Ii IN

'''Nit-+N+'''
The Monougalia contested election has aim 81
monopoz~d the attention OF the House Of Dele.
gates $ iuce last wrote. Mr.. Scot, ofFauouicr.
occupied the floor upwads two hours lo. day, in
a speech Of commanding ability, yindlcaiine the
neht Of the sitting member 10 his seat. have
rarely listened 10 an argument which combined more
happily great analytical and logical power His
speech, winch, 10 every uupr JUDGED mind it
would seem 10 ne, ought have been conclusive,
VIII be replied 10 tomorrow, by Gen. Bsyy Of
Aseoaac-aod presume Mr.. Southall, the clair
mn oil The committee, wall reply 10 lie General
oth'Is doubtless, prepared, or are prepaibg to
ming'eln the fray. 1t is much 10 bereeiettcd thar
'pe'e contested elections are not decided BIS some
othernibunal. Ii seems to be difficult to organize
any, however, will which The power can safely be
deposited; though ifecoaomy and iaparfioljfy were
alone taken IN considerations il would be difficult
10 select tribunal worse th,n the Legislature it.
St"' "oobl whether sns,c vote viii be changed
by all The Arguments pro a, ron, which can be
urged The political effect Of vote seems 10 be
more weighed dian The most lucid argument ad-
dressed to the judgment, Or tie most powerful APP
peals to tie conscience. Il lrhmid were to touch
Tie suliect, and d,cstit ofall mysilcuion and er-
- n = '"' '''U''
tend - ,,.,,,cr ,l,,
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each, &c H., 5..;ila i, It.. -
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called a. ''' %
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and sen, h.,l - ,la "''' 'o''
nov, Lfr,,. 10 In -, =
in conformity ms ,,a,e, to-, ,o ~,
arise. whether the .lec,io, - ,i,i,,al -,
the sitting members, or only as 10 ,be enc uhoz.
seat is specially contested 'rbe ,o,o .li,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23

NEw YoRg. Wednesday Erenina
TIE MARKET ennessee Finn, ;s ofr,,.,l -,
ao,oo, with fe" i any sales Saalf SAILS ticoise
s sn,a' $50 Cotton is iote quiet. Rough FIsx
oeed isnltfSll 25-- sales Domestic EXCHANGES ,re
niucsi be.ore go "e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23

Twas fnma1ei here some a5,s siace iha Dc. +
Z Sifhitlins az thr Lanatic iau. Il stsantan
haib"tn fetpes, s'stb.d by one ai the laiieuts 81
hst restitution. Ne sre the renaft cor Gfihea
90 Tie last sascisfof. IL taprY 10 safe that
ne Daeto, = dong Nj, aud VIII recover Of the
g onnd.
IL ~as stabbed through 10 iialu arm, n frw IN
eliss 'eiaw Re sstnuie Tile rfsnalinc The lHn,-
ue tDa9s0nl 10 tetuin 10 ale Asslun.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23

he Hcaeo'ci By dts General assembly, That the
twentieth src'tou OF the act passed The 5tn day of
March, 1883, entitled, an act to amend an act Gu
ied an act to amend aud eSl lain the laws concern.
ing Western Land liilts, aud tof other purposes
shall be and the same is hereby repealed.
Tins ACT shall be IN force fon The passing there.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23

ne steamboat tlttism l1aiidee, which had beo,
naa'ea up at Aieicrs to undergo repairs. Gin
Peo on the ways into The Mississirpi on S,t,r4,,
.noln'ng' about two O'Clock She filled almost I'M,
a, -, several persons we've sleeping on board
al ne tiiHe. bat as assistance was pron,ntly ,1si
Hss az escaped from their perous situation.
i ne Wdudoe was valued at s. 900. end aas min.
n. Orleans Dee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23

~ Tic stock oflhe Omitted Suites Bauk Inns run up ra.
adiy nihe stock markets OF Philadelphia and New York
"1thna few DAYS The Globe Is ofeeurse wonderfully dis
essodde hiring lint Is remarkable that the ercd of the
han fses eyY demonstration Of lis insolvency" II
remarkable furs enouEb hut then the 6obe org TO re-
member Nat these 4dcnontraonap modcby itself und
oil Inc same kidney in whose arithmetic the people
40 more confidence thnn in then assertions. Tins single
oaehlto convince the Globe, RI cca Of the disrrust with
winch hrr statements received As tie moral old
fable reads "a liar viii not be believed though he speak the
Truth"