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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25

IMPORTANT FROM WAsHISeroN-THE CABINET.
We learn from Washington that General Harri-
intends TO stand fast by his original friends, by
whose steady feelings, his nomnation and election
was secured In pursuance of this new view, it is
stated that Thaddeus Stevens of Pennsylvania will
bee Post Master General, and i'll have more OF the
aew Presidents ear and confidence than either MIR.
Webster or Mr. Clay. II thi, policy should be the
60 be adopted by the President elect, John Sar-
eesat cannot be in the cabinet-and an entire now
system Of cabinet manufactures may be developed
on the 4th of March We still adhere to the opinion
that General 5 Van Rensselaer, will DO the Collector
Of New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25

,cTv little doubt In contradictng the statement the
pottvile Miners Journal says, that the quantity in
market this year is short 81 900 tons compared with 1889
This not correct, shall prove In the first place,
sources.
Quantity in market in 1910, 1,A2es
Quantity in market in 1882 seo,l9l
Increase this year, 5sht
Now according TO statement published in Harris
Prem Pottsvile, sc. 4tVsf
Mauch Chunk, &c. 1Ays2
swatars, Pine Grove, &c. oo,1se
Wsconsco, i""
Total sfsseo
And this says is not complete. The above added 70
the 100 900 left over gives supply " ssee tons
Here are two statements, oep and enc maze 80
coal region. BY throwing them int tasie' as
difference moe. IA .,,,.u.D, I,Nisos
Coal region statement
n,s.... 6s5o
No be,e siar enough 10 alter view IN regard the
Of the dealers in this city Ars %
,bsy cxbih decrease Of 81 zoe tons IN the supply by
no means They only strengthen our belief hs the poor
have been. and still, humbugged oct oil aaehar or
two every ton Of coal they buy There Is no mistake 10
mis- And even IL admit the correctness OF the state
mspt from the coal district, which gives an incrse OF
,, GA tons our belief is the same. Bat we affirm, most
,olsnnly our statement IL nearer correct than any
We have vet seen, andthat the supply this year sly
eighty thousa and tons larger than in 1852
I'VE call upon the POOR and the rich wpon
ali who consume COAL 10 reflect moment before they
purchase ofthe monorssers in coal Bern 80 Little |.
,ossibe-burn anything else-burn wood or English
coal-and barn the coal cealers fingers Then they
will monopolse no pore.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-03
sIInllli.Fs AALf,.


Hr atui cotu October Urn, l0l0
yuprn,orN Nidtlet, y
. q Richardson 81 81,
K Numon Co., Madison Circuit Court
Ne November term 1870.
W il Fleming q al
HgA virtue OF tho above stated cases
NE 20 me directed, I shall expose to
public sale, for cash, at the Courthouse
DOOR 40 tho town Canton,
On Monday he loh day IF october 1910,
The following described tract or parcel
Of land, to wit Section one, except east
half, northeast quarter, northeast quar-.
ter and west half, northwest quarter,
aud the south half, of section two; east
half, northeast quarter, section three;
Also, sdeion eleven and twelve; Lots
number one, two, three, four, five and six,
IN section lhlrloeni north half, west half
and odst half, northwest quarter, aud
| the east half Of section fourteen; Lo,
number one, section twonty-thrcu; Lot
number two, section twenty four, town
ship seven range two, east; Also, south
half of Lot number five, section six;
Lots number two, three and four, section
seven; Lot number four, section eigh-
teen, township seven, range three, cast.
Levied on as the property OF defend
ants, and will be sold TO satisfy the
above stated cases.
Sale to take place within the hours
prescribed by law
--- uAMRLEN, SIN.
Sept II, 37-4I pr lee Sl2)
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-03
sIlERiFF,s sALE.

DY virtue Of the above stated cases.to
~ me directed, ! wiH expose to pub.
w sasg, -Gar cash, before. the Courthouse
dppr, in the town of Canton, Madison
sounly,
On tie Third Mondey &C 0eto5er 1910,
hbeiug the 10Th day of said month, the
SLOWING real estate, in the town Of
sharon, to wit: Lot number six, contain
Ing ten acres, more or less, the south half
~ lot number five, containing five acres,
moro or less; said Lots being portion
Of the east half, northeast quarter OF
section six, township nine, range four,
epst.
Levied on as the property of defend
snt VIM. Joiner, and will be sold to salts
~ the above stated cases.
Sale TO take place within the hours
Prescribed by law.
S. HAMBLEN. Shf.
= By RaowN 2 h
Sept. 10, 38-4l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-03

Madison circuit court Aorember term, 1870.
Edmund Towns l, o, : :,
MarcclIus l.. Bmnch,l
Rl virtue of the above stated case to
- me directed, | will expose to public
sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door, in the town OF Canton,
On tie First Moaddy il Norcmber 1910,
1t being the Cd day Of said month, the
following tract of land, to wit; The east
half, northeast quarter, section twenty
eight, and south half, east half, south
west quarter, section twenty-one, town
ship nine, range four, east, containing
one hundred and twenty acres, more OF
less
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant NJ. l.. Branch, and will be sold to sa-
tisry plaintiffs debt and cost
Sale to take place within the hours
prescribed by law, a,,r
S. HASiBLEN, ShI.
Sept. 26, 38-43 Pr fee Sll
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-03

gee.
FEY yiripo Of the above stated case 70
AS me directed, ! will expose 10 pun
Ire sale, ior cagh, before the Couri.hous+
door, in the town of Canton,
On Monday The 18Th dag of0ctojer 1910,
The following described land, TO wit
Beginning at the west corner of Joseph
II. Collins two and a half acre Lot, in
section nineteen, township nine, range
three, east, and running lheuce south
seventy wards, thence east two hundred
and torty-Gye yards, thence north one
hundred and forty yards, thence west
seventy yards, thence south seventy
Yards. thence west Que hundred and Sc
twenty-five yards to the beginning, con
tanning four and a half acres, more or
less.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant. James Prostley, and will be sold 10
satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, SbJt
BY BRowN, Dcpg.
Sept II, 37-ll pr fee Sl2)
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-03

ERY .,ir.ue &C the above stated case
10 ID io me directed, | will expose to pub,
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door; in lhe1own OF Canton,
On Moadqghe 2ldday Of September 1910,
The following described property, to
wit: Section twenty-five, and the west
half Of northwest quarter of section
thirty; and the west half Of southwest
quarter of section thirty; the northwest
quarter of section thirty-one; the east
half of southeast quarter Of section
twenty-six; the east half Of northwest
quarter Of section twenty-siX; the south
east quarter Of section twenly-tour; the
southwest quarter Of section twenty
four, and the remainder Of section TWEEN
ty-iour, except one hundred and eighty
acres belonging to Spencer; and the
south haif of southeast quarter and the
+ ues quarter. section twentythree
aora aa. of east hal of northeast
r.er. AID the west half Of southeast
.oaenaf of section twenty-five; the south.
wcs quarter of section twenty-twoi and
the north halfol section twenty-one; and
the east hall of southwest quarter of sec
ton twenty-one; and the east half OIL
northeast quarter Of section twenty
and the east half Of southeast quarter Of
section seventeen, all in township eight
range one and two, oast.--Also, the fol
lowing tract or parcel Of land in the town
of jacksonville, known in the plat o
said town as Lot number four hundre.
aud one, containing thriy-seycn an
eighteen hundrodih acres.
levied on as the property Of defend
ant Wabo, and will be sold 10 satlsf.
plaintiffs deb and cost
! HAMBIEN, SUI
By JOINS = Hs22,-lse19s'
A4a,naf % 1f-41
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-03


MH iH# t
NfHH faH
nam m3f $3.50.
dafaf mm'hf
~ mIlm af Hni
uv EmHg aeh tah
81 Wuafb bf hm bounded
~ eh.eaalbY fh. iaHia Iofw
80 bl aas by datlathaf
Nm ltsfl,th aaH h3 lhe Iaada Hf
~, awHaI hy ilaffuws il8.af ada ~
'<lrl ~ Itfd.aHI aH ihH 8aihweH ~
|.Ssl nltat aad iBnl unknown. ull ol
M AuiislYlng and being 10 halIt
ais ani Ffbfauf His.ss0FpH
sd ona lbe property uf deleud
aHaf.y uul 1911 De- sold 10 satisfy
lsb' aud cost
rs tahe place within ihc hours
-. rs GW
M ae, Ju-l5
MI sb4HauAAH sti
r1 slahtuJaai ati .'rsm4f trn
- .Fa' 90
Un virtue Of the above stated case 10
~ me directed by The honorable the
l.lfru. court United States, for the Sou.
5 Gyss@.e,A issaalrlyss,4 sag.
M BASH before the court.houso door in
I'LL town Of Canton, Madison county,
III me First Monday IN October 1910,
IA following property, 10 W.T.
4 Horses,
sd Wagon,
2 Yoke of Oxen,
80 Head of Hogs,
DO Head of Cattle.
#lIeyied on as the property Of defend.
ia Burns, and will be sold to satisfy
glainlitls debt and cost.
NsaIe to take place within the hours
Inscribed by law
N w. NJ. GWlN, Marshall,
Y For the Southern District of Mi
II By c. lIlcEERsoN, DepB.
8Sopt q. $3.50 pr fee So,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-03

He
nf ftHF
t M
tHs h.HaH FanW ai H#aa
HaaHaf H NHf N fN HH8
cast 4aHHfaal .b HHh NI 0l IN
Hh 4mHaf aa Hfal aai aII
Hth a NskHa Efttt 81 fHe Ha0H
Hsi 4Aaffl a.al. iH u.s. hta Hffes oH
~ lhH 4f iba wesi hall. 0aiH
fasi HHaHff a.I.aH ate iaeaship lab.
mHa6 ihtH aaafI aha uaai ha.L Hlb
fli WaUtf, section thirteen. iHHHshp
iaat HUH lhfea maiI uaHh ha.l taai
haIl OF a'h.esH quarter nNd south
laIf W haIf narhtlH 1atflaf l#a
.esst h.I northeast 4HaG0G except tod
.aers 0H 20 iha uaHh west corner "a
section lhflatn, township ltn, range
Three. eael anl south h8Il 1f west BOIL
VI north So Qmura section eighteen
ttuasap iau 4eea alt eRslf.4.
teSsa au tA ~ HH HetW
aul Anderson ot nl. aud Wl.l b. f1.4tu ST
.tteb plaintiffs deht and tuai
E. NANGLEN, 9'F
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-03


N
=
iitd $3.50
Hhf
Ih hHIf af i0a HHa
fH aa8 tH Hf q.
Ha m aaHh mll6a4 U.hFa
H ft haIl aHl H.fa hs'f 81
.ha 8et ha.G #Ha aa' HatHaE, mH.0
t#UI HUlh tsH 4HHof ~ meraltHa.
msHahIp H'aseHt mHsa thuas easiffHH
H0HHa aae lHoHai ama
iHfel I'd as fb8 property VI la'aHl
|on' iaia Johnson $50 ef.t eco ia aa
|tIal$ nlaIHhh ani amt
N ltNHLEN, Nta
tYB u AfHe npH
lHy q g6.39
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-03
snrRlFFs SALE.

.fft&m cieW uHi - N.eubr tenn 1870
C.s. Topc.p
Nc A. p'cu q @ on bond.
w, + Anderson 81 OH
EEl virtue Of Che above sla.edca 20
NJ mo directed, | will expose to pub
lie sale, Cor cash, before the Courthouse
door, in the town Of Canton,
On he Third Monday IN September 1910,
The following tract or parcel Of land,
to wit: - The east halG southeast
quarter, and southwest quarter Of sec
ton thrty-two, township nine, range
three, east, containing two hundred anJ
twenty acres,
Levied on as the property of defend
ant r. G. Anderson, ST., and viii be sol,
to satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, ShT
By Z. r, ALLEN, Dcp'y
August 90, 1897
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-03

ALSO-Oa Noadgy The l9h day Of De-
iojsy, 1910,
The following land, to Wit The north
west quarter, section thirty-hye; cast
half, northeast quarter, section thirty.
four; south half, west half northeast
quarter, section thirly-tour, north half,
west half, southeast quarter, section
thirty-Cour, all in township ten, range
TWO, east containing by estimation, three
hundred and twenty acres.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant John Holloway, and will be sold
q satrSst9 TfaJti,rt ts~'~-.s- sss..-.-,-.-,
sale to take place within the hours
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-03
sHERtFFs SALE.

h,is circuit court ~ September term 1880
mwol Hobbs,
N VS. On alias ii. ia,
vi A. Suigloth,
John A. Cotton,
Inward Wells and
jtsse Battle,
pY virtue Of the above stated case to
~ me directed, shall expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door in the town Of Canton,
On Monday the 5ih day Of October, 1910,
0ne Negro fellow named JIM.
levied on as the property of defend
III Battle, and will be sold TO satisfy the
lboye stated case.
saIe TO take place within the hours
ptescribed by law,
\ j.. HAMBhEN, Sh'F
M go -~ ,.--..-, By. I, HETH, Dcp'y.
Sept. 20, 1888 "~" Price S5
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-03

Isf uHae 10 lhe abagf STATED Gases %
me directed I ell ptmaa D. public
CSC hf SEES h4aa daaf
tH ihe lH#H go CaH'aH
W. HHfaB iis GOA dlgor U.iatr $40,
so CO., sight lHie hnd Interest of is.
Constants % end 30 lha following ieaenb.
"a tract or parcel of Land. 81 witi~ Tho
aH m'l nWh west quarter If section
aaanfYrAae. m AaH f'hteu# eHaf
Ief. and northwest quattsr ~ ~,9ss
lhftf 4vei east halL nnflh east quarter,
aeliaB lhiu, uua wgt hale, ra'ah west
eaaeer wtWa lHOa.Y aaa, lcvufhir
Twelve north ol range Hte. casi, esd
'NHfflll'fY''fFr AtH4ssfugqs y7~ y @l~@e1a,A j
leyled un ns lhe pfopor,y Of defend
ans, AND wiii be sofd "a satisfy plaintiffs
agh aL3 .
Sale 20 take place within the hours
!. ~ asssas q laa.iL4 ls, liam
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-03

MADISON County, MI,
SEPT. 18th, 1910.
To the people composing the Third
division of Mississippi Militia.
.EHAVlNG been collected ~ many Of
n Il my friends and acqun0r Hcg.'
hutU Esc6Ei,y,. c%9I&'tHTr d zen
cral. commanded the Regiment ~
Madison County for two years. And |
have been the Brigadier General Of the
second Brigade, third division, for the
last eighteen months. As an officer, !
think ! nav .sY wishout lAnlear Of con-
lradictiou, that have discharged my du-
fTy'rTNNT'f's $1,000, NJ 'r.i1-'-q- >,,.s.s. =.
ary us32,, 'y.al customs; enforcing
.sffety,the N,.uocy discip.iao and laws
by which weare governcd,without regard
to personal favor, ! nave taI5Crn mach
pains to inform myself MS anoiicer, aud
have been at very considerable expense
in unilormng aud cduippi0g my soit -6c'
cordng to law And also in my annual
reviews Should my felIow-citzens
think proper to promote me to the office
of.Major General, | hope shall feel the
responsibility and importance of tho
station, aud that may not prove unwor-
thy Of the trust reposed in me. ] shall
endeavor to maintain the dignity and
discharge the duties Of the office in a
/ becoming manner. The Division con.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-03


a lH
%
Hit UH
~ "a na 1850
Iha hHsH afaWHH ta
hf Els 500 taHla. HH ia.Hs t.
i4#ahF shi. mae lhma. saH iM
fam'efm teaaHA ihHa, mfaah.
iftIt. HHhaHp aai wHs .hHa. t8a.
vef' ha'l northeast quarter. ftu
iwaait Gao. township alamdaga lbtaa.
eafii ilN number 6te.a section twrniy
.Isl township raHi. range lhH asI
la' HHmia tNo. section lwaals hta.
township eight mnH iten. eial "a
bell, haf'h.t N4af.h section iee0a
sis' township ..ghs rmaa fhfae. easi.
south ha.i, section iv.nff .ansiaensb.H
nIah. range 'hleo casts lH nama
I.uf.s..Ilu 'aauit ~ township ItW.
1855 cnah0K d III
tt ffagtwa arh.
i-hsu. uu acre, mofe IT
i9ea-Ate e@5ra 81 im saas
md land Nttt be void 40 s6oyt
imoaaaae5.~ Aet agpJtHy "a
rldwoIl
s. iiANBLEN. SGf
August IS. 32-37
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-03

'r'. - 9s->, 49, - ES .t-ls~ ~, ~. s,s.z
glI ufluC'0E ,hc above stated ca2csia
> IRE r,r-~ie,3., sy..hg koaasaAl,; y::is.
c4ll sqQrli4nited Siatee, for the Southern
District Of Mississippi will expose to
public sale, for cash, before the Court
house dpQr,ln the town Of Canton,
On The Third Monday Of october 1910,
1t being the 10Th day Of the month. tho
following described lands, to wit: The
east half, southwest quarter, and south
half Of the east half, and west half Of
the northwest quarter, section twenty
six, township eleven, range four, east,
containing two hundred acres, more or
less -- ALSO, Three head Of Horses,
ono Mule and two Colts, five yoke Of
Oxen and one Wagon aud It's appenda-
gcs, forty head of Cattle and sixty head
Of Hogs Also, a lot Of Farming Tools,
to wit: Ploughs, Harrows, Hoes and
Gear. &c
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant lIamblen, aud will be sold to salts
fl plaintiffs debt and cost.
Sale within the hours prescribed by
law.
WM. VI. GWlN, Marshal,
Tor NE Southern Di5idet Of .NlsaisJgi
By w. h. Barre, Dep'g.
Sept. ", 37-4l lPr fee Sl2l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-03

tba bale Of lhr above ia uhal prl
mHY hereby raep Hi m1t it@ ttt
day :. sef..aa
iltHHbEN. SbH
w. r. r. tDEV flVf'U
4et so HA-tf
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-03
POSTPONEMENT.

The sale Of the above described pro.
porty is hereby postponed until The 10Th
day of October, 1870
S. HANBLEN, Shf
By b. h. ALLEN, Dcp'H
Sept. %, 38-ll Pr fee S19l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-03
sFIERIFF's SALE.

pY virtue Of the above stated cases to
ID me directed sAa'! expose to public
sale for cash before tie Court house door
in the town Of Canton,
On Moaday me 1914 dag q October $780,
An the right, title aud interest Of defend
ant Anderson in md to the lolloWlEg des'
cribcd tract or parcel Of land, to wis
The cast half, southeast quarter, sec
ton thirtyihroe; and west half south.
west quarter, section thlrty-lour, town
ship twelve, north Of range five. cast,
containing one hundred and sixty acres,
more or less.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant Anderson, and will be sold to satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost
Sale 10 take place bu the hours
prescribed b law.
S. HWgLEN Sb0
Mn
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-03

W. ~ PQSIPQ.NE,M..E.,.N,.T :. ...
TIE g3ltuf tiT1~Ub8rs dcsrfb'I FfD-
petty ishgrcby postponed until ihe lQh
day Of October
S. llWBLEN, Si'f
Sept. 90, SSH fPr Zee S3tt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

hese purposes, andto maintain the lsll and ttedil
III the State unit The meeting OF tiir frssls-
iuse, the Governor estItuafes AZ about SanOutV1
Aui he premises. Tor the guidance Of the Lrgislas
larr, hat u the ior giving an'plf
ilRe 60 tie hauks regard Ia resumption WIS. iliai
fhey might furnish he needlu 10 tins tine Of nreds
Ihe Legislature met #agan ~ niue oeoeh
an fi1das i.ofn ing, nafsuanl to tie Exrratse
proclamation. The Senate at ontc = saoJ q bhi
making al appropriation 10 The amouu OF aboff
t"o mians Ia accpiI tnee With lie saegestions II
The GHFefnaf- that j.. Tor lrbts aud rrpans u Ms
sent To lie ilausr, lnt MI ooncnifed IN by III
body. An amendment. making afnrapuaitoh
lar . eAtensisn.n was added 10 the biil. This A.
M ndneht ~ fuin. tie Senate refused 10 concur IN
\ committee OF conference was tbcn appointed. WIN
fenotled. The sane evening. soft oi compromise
bill winch VS. hesatlsed y tbc Senate, lya derded
vote aud ts the matter rests, ut tile d1te Of our
last adttccs tom lituisbuIg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
RIcnMoA >, Apai IS.
TUE TRlAL CONCLUDED.

The Trial ofD W. Green brl'fc his honor The
Mayor, upan The charges alleged his second ar
ftsi. VAS eoHeln led yesterday evening. "hereuloo
he vas SEM on fur further ifal. The Mayor reiuss
cd 10 giant application 10 adult the tsouet 10
bail. AID he renamed 10 Itl 81 avail lis uiAl
b.iera tie examining cenit. winch VII eome On
iron both ebatge- on Ftilay mkt
We promised 10 give the substance oil tie eVi-
jrnce Ia lis lfal hut II basyafIcd 70 little iiom
iha gwen The former tIal and lie variation con-
ssfiua IA malt difficult 10 explain. feldng To
elnchs aud baHk ssatDus aDd The nal has been
Prolonged 81 much mofet lan We antielpated,that We
are compelled 10 ftfrlt our promise Besides, the
same evidence IS sum Ia be re RATED before
another IIbgnal where the mode oi proceeding VIII
eader # less confused. aud tiank II helerio de-
Ter fepon oil II fili lhen on that account.
Thee Is hat about the evidence winch IS too
impnuaih TO be lost 10 tie public. ~hle even II
II were unlnpVunt, the interest ict IA II, and tie
anxiety 10 ste II are ST. fIeieBt inducements prompt
10 extraeAen ous TO obtain IT. With The aid Vi
an intell GEM young meu ber oil the Richmond bar.
"e shall present very accurate detail pf all winch
may be worth detailing. coaFiic'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
RICHMOND, April 20,
BANk OLE NlkhINIA.

We are authurz"d 10 say. thai som tie
Commissioners. appointed by the Executive, Mes
SIS. Il Xler k"oJes aud jackson, sha lave hscer-
lalucd the condition nth Bank Of Virginia, the re.
sui Of th'if tNantpaitou. with proper account Of
the d, filcalon II the fist Teller and The cIrcum-
stances Which led Ia twill be STD uitled 10 The Stock
holdrf,, whanould Instantly have been convened by
tie President aud Directors. hdd the charter gwen
then (tie Stookholdcrs) the power 10 change the
administration Il The Bank between lhe regular pc
f1ds Of election. Whatever may be the loss 10 the
Stockholders. III the rrdaetion OF llieir profit Ion
some uute, from the want OF fidelity IN one Of the
officers, WHO had b rue imprdchable character
anil the moment OF his Il gbt, the general opera
tons OF the Bank Will - as usual, unless The
S4chholders shall see III order Otherwise, .fer IA
lull view OF The condition. Of Tie Institution.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
TODAY,

io.day the great question is 10 be deeiao,
er the next Legislature OF Virginia is 10 l.. 1'e'0
vie tool OF Executive Dictatioa. or what ser
'he dark and gloomy days of %. il il ,,.., J" +"
the Aonarchieal preleusuns of on, Pin, so"Ae
ax"'. before tbs paper shall have reached m s,'.
oil our subscribers, this vitality impouant ;..n. 'p'
have been determined. To those, how.v.. VI"
my see this paragraph before the polls - '"'
would urge one word ofadn onilon. Gain. - "
aud record your vote and do not have II > p"'
yourselves alter the battle has been fought. Il, Y
has been lost 6yyoar apathy, Remember ny
Van BuIcn Abolition Gnyerno, or Al. " "e
was elected ny one cote 10 upwards of one hund,.,
Thousand Again We say, then, 60 10 The Pm, ~
make one powerful tnort to rescue yon, H.. ~
ing country from the faags of the Desl,uc,,,..,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
NIW GoRK An,il I

,.,,,, - NEW DIRK, April IA.
terday morning, about two O'Clock, a fire broke ont
IN the window sash factory in the rear of Eldridoe
ST., between Grand and Boone sis New Y,r
and extended TO Nj, Stevens Loco Foco match
manuactory in Front, from which it spread before
II was exaeuished to The adj lining house No. o.
ocrurirdhy Mr. Crane.
Nlnle burning, The walls Of 50 fell npon and
crushed the next building, No. 81. occurred hy
VI ii''ef as a STAIR rod factory, aud regret to
add, there Is to much reason 10 believe several
heh'en nj the moment we've inside OF il. Oar II, IA
was carried out with his leg much hurt and he said
there wefr three more Jeff in the build o.
l. d he Nrw York papers Of yesterday e.
yfniag stale lha, five Of The bremen we've buried be-
nea'h the was.-rhrcc of them, Charles Nc,I
Boiles Nelson aud George Lew, members of hose
company No. Is were take out alive. but dread
fully crushed. Mr.. Wells, assistant engineer. was
H I .ea''p2 "'e aud two oh'IdIen behind him.
was also Ailed.