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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-29
Doxr CROWD, GENTLEMEN ONE AT


TIME. If YOU Please Mr. Senator Rug.
giles has, as our readers know, published o
letter inimnting his determination 10 sup.
port The peoples candidates MIR. Secretary
Forsyth has issued card in which he de.
clares that "union and concert Of action are
not noao 10 be anticipated among the par.
tizans of the Federal Government, and that
according 10 The present state Of things, no
friend Of The Administration can hope 70, an
election By The people" Mr. Postmaster
General Kendall has resigned his Office, and
by keeping up the shoao of attachment 10 Mr.
Van Buren's Pickering administration, is
to become an occasional contributor" 10 the
Globe for the next six months. Madam
Runor adds that both Mr. Paulding Of the
Navy and Mr.. Poinsett Of the War Depnsl-
ment, me preparing 10 quiz the sinking ship
OF state. We look npon this general deser-
ton as rather discredi,able The mariner
who through carelessness or ignorance has
driven his vessel among the breakers may
at least save himseffrom disgrace by stick
ing 10 the ship ill she goes 10 pieces Our
political pilots, insensible to all but fear, are
preparing to abandon their. posts ere their
crab has struck and though The roar Of the
surf is still distant Albany Gazette.
"In all ages, and in all countries, il has
been observed, that the culliyaiors OF The
soil are those who are least willing TO part
with their rights, and submit, themselves 10
the will OF a master.p-WM I'll. HARRIsoN.
THE PEoPLE oFTHE UNITED STATES
May they ever remember that TO preserve
their liberties, they must do their own Vo-
ting and their own Fighting"
VIM. II. HARRISON.
n5-Ten years have elapsed, since Presi-
dent Jackson's administration first entered
upon the great work Of "improving the cur
rency." If the currency keepon improving"
for the next ten years just as il has been
improving for the last. prey what sort OF
a thing will it be in 1892 Can even
loco foco Imagination conceive ~ Louisville
Journal
The 81. Louis Gazette shows that TO-
bacco chewer who consumes two inches Of
solid plug,in fifty years chaos upsxthousand
three hundred and seventy.6ve feet ofpoe,
making nearly one mile and quarter in
length Of solid tobacco, half an inch thick
and two inches broad. and this costs him
one thousand and ninety-fve dollsrsl
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IN EQUITY.

:" LANCASTER DISTRICT:
Thomas ]. Wright, Us. John Massey and
John Myers and his wife Frances.
Petition for relief.
1T appearing to the satisfaction OF the
= Commissioners, that John Myers and
wife Frances. defendants in the above case,
are absent from and reside without lhe
the limits of this State: On motion OF ).
Williams, Solicitor, for Petitioner, 1t IS
Ordered, That the said defendants 40 an
swer, plead or demur to the petition IN the
above stated case within three months from
the publication hereof, or that the same De
taken pro confesso against them.
J. H. WITuERSP0ON, Jr.,
C.. E. L D.
Comm'r's Office, June A, lS40.
PRINTERS fee S6)
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List of Letters,

List of Letters,
ID EMAINING in the Post Office al Cam
IL den, S. c. July, 1910.
A-William Addison.
B-Henry Barwick, Phillip Brewer, r.
S. Barwick, John Bradley, Fred. Bowen,
Rev. Thomas Berry.
C-J. M. Coker, s. CIary, James Coker,
Roland Cornelius.
D-Mrs NJ. Doneghan, Thomas Davis,
(2) Joseph Davis, Mrs. V. Dobins, Capt.
John Drakeford, Martha Dutten.
E--Thomas c. Ellerbce.
G--Sarah Gibson.
H-A. J. .Hamilton, E. Howell.
J-Wm. A. James, James Jones.
K-Joseph B. Kershaw.
Mrs. M. P. Langley, Robt. w. Love.
M-Brown Manning, r. Mclean. d. l..
Mcleod, (2) Joseph NJ. Marshall
N-John A Nelson, Col. John Nickol.
O-WilIiam O'Cain, William Orions.
P-David w. PEBBLES, Col. Lewis j.
Patterson.
R-M. L. Robertson. Mrs. Nancy Rev
il, A. ]. Revil, Shadcrick Rodgers, James
P. Richburg.
S-Elizabeth Stokes.
T-Miss E. Taylor,
V-Vaughan & Lee, Miss G. E. Vile
pigue.
VA B Wood, Dr. H Nj Wood,R E
White, w B Watkins, Mr. Walker.
P. THORNTON. T NJ
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Notice.

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Aids to Reflection,

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I OFFER MY HOUSES

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THE CASKET,

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-05
MONEY MARKET.
Friday. Sent. 4--6 II. NJ.

The stock market has been heavy to-day The tempe
rary demand for cash u s. Bank stock by the shorts
having slightly fallen or the stock fell per cent Della.
and Hudson per cent Harlem per cent, stoning.
ton per cent
The Bank Of Louisiana has declared dividend OF per
for the last six months, payable in New Orleans in
current bank notes and in New York less per dis.
count for difference OF exchange.
In domestic bills there has been some farther improve
ment. The following the current rates.
CuRRrsr RATES BANK Norris DoMrsrio RILLs
Bank Notes. EIchapge.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-05

LApIrs' CesPaNIoS The September number
Of this most excellent periodical is out 1t contains
a beautifully engraved plate Of Mount Ida in this
State, with a view Of Albany and the Hudson river;
also plate giving the fall fashions Just received
from Paris. The Literary contents are very rich
:" Lit your heats-lift your hands, by Dawes. is
gem this writer improves. 1.-THE Haunted
Homestead" BY Herbert, is admirably depicted.
Mrs. Osgood. Mrs stephens. Mrs Embury, and
Samuel Woodwork, have each enriched the pages
Of the work. The " Death Of Msrat," by Ifamfl-
ton, Is worth the subscription price of the Compa-
nion for wear 20 the reader The only trashy stuff
w the book ~ som" miserable twaddle about |" The
summer slower" o. See advertisement on first
pare.
INV MUsIc.-Atwil;, of POI broadway, has lust
Published two beautiful series NJ songs One com
prises six Tippecasoe Ballads these are the best If
tho kind we have seen the music is excellent and
thew are got up in style superior any thing in
the United states The other collection comprises
" "a Cachucha the " Cracovienne " ri Jaleo'
IL Tarentule." Ia Nszourka.' and that exaai-
lite Spanish dance. RI Zapaieado" danced by
Thcrese and Fanny Elssler These are done No in
a neat envelope tied with ribbon. and eusbellishsd
with beautiful itle.page Of Fanny Elssler in the
4" Cracovienne :" this alone y worth the price ~
The music There are other portal " Fanny and
Ttsrese EIsslc. and ~ General Harrison Atwill
dcsegvcq great credit Tor the hand ono AMI expcdi-
tioss in when he gets no al the choice new
music = &c Gag.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-05

The natural endeayors Of the country recover its
business activity Is the main Of this improvement
The existing evils could be- in great degrceremeded by
pursuance Of policy similar 10 that pointed by
few days since, when auiing to the Of the New
York hanks We then promised TO give the outlines an
operation in Mississippi in illustration Of the
commended. The operation hintcd was a foilows:-
This United States Bank is well known entered ex.
ensively into the cotton markt in 1897. The Of
Mississippi peculiarly the Of their operations.
The expenses however, Of advances discounts
AMI commission the cotton which went through the
hands Of the bank made way with all the profits and left
nothing to the planter The wealthy planters Of Kinds
county determined 10 submit TO this longer end
cated together the Kinds County Real Estate Ban the
capital Of which, S2OOo0,0 consists Of their panta
lions and for whose circulation each personally
responsible. they came TO New York to effect a new
arrangement for the disposal Of the cropo 1893 They
applied 70 John DcaGeld ESQ., Of this city. Mr. Delafeld
formed an arrangement by which the cotton shipped
10 his correspon Tents in Europe retaining in his hans
the whole control Of the financial part Of the operation
This arrangement was the year 1888 and perfect.
ol and cloe up with The greatest success leaving hand
come prof, to thu planters while those Of ncghborng
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-05

PAcEErs from EuRopE.--Three arrived yester-
day-the United States, sully, and Wellington.
Neither brought any news. The first named ss led
from Liverpool ID nit and the latter left Lizard on
the 6.h-two DAYS after the Acadia started from
Liverpool Before another week rolls by We sail
have news from Europe by sailing paeket-then
by either the Britannia or Queen
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-05

Far At LocKPoRr.-The Rochester Daily Adj
ycrtiser ates that the large six story stone flour
ing mill belonging TO Lyman A. spalding, at Lock.
port took fire Monday night-it is supposed
from the friction Of the machinery--and was en-
tircly destroyed, with between two and three
thousand bushels Of wheat, seven or eight thousand
bushels of shorts and mddiings and about two hui
dred barrels OF flour.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-05

CHATHAM THrArRr.-The Dumb Man OF Man
chester was admirably performed last night. Weed
played tn, Dumb Man in capital style, and Mr.. and
Mrs Thorne enacted prominent parts IN very ef-
fective manner. Mrs. Theme as Jane, was perfect,
and Thorne's Edward, drew down thunders OF APP
plsuse. This lady has always an accurate coneep-
ton of the character she Pcrsonates, and her reading
is not excceled by any actress in the city.
Mrs. Lewis, very clever and popular actress,
take. a benefit tonight, with rich bill. Timour
the Tartar,-Liska by Mrs. Thorne, and kerim by
Mr. Wood, are sure to be well done.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-05
treasury NorEs OcrsrASpryG Of rms riHsr rs'
MoNTu.
Totalincr.ass from Jun

Toth ncrease rom jun ya,TOsT
There has been lt increase in the receipts fr
the during the past month. The Treasury NOT
oil expended, consequently the dependence OF the
partmcn for the coming two months, 10 supply the q
cheney ia the receipts rests entirely upoa the 81 500
due by the United states Bank. payable according 10
Sub Treasury law in force, JstJfh in sPeoie Il
nr,e o1fhs in bs Of specie paying ieks For the pas,
months the amount borrowed Treasury notes has b.
near s3ooocoo. There is no probability that the dei
ency in the coming two months wHtb-iess, conscqucn
the amount due from the bank will be an
President must exercise his authority Of curail
tho appropriations. The of notes issued since
7is July have been OF the following denomina atoms
rates of interest -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-05

POWER AND the Pass" How To pay Rent" Is
to be repeated tonight IL is OF the best things
we ever saw. The audience screamed with delight
last light Does any owe his landlord any rent
is any one likely to owe rent' Let him 20 and
Gee Power.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-05

ESsISr No The fine old Neptune boys have
GO their new engine home, aud have given grand
blow out. for the last two evenings, i' all couers
We shah De cribe the red-bodicd beauty Monday
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-05
MORNING HERALD.
o. We claim to-day the indulgence, aiike OIL our

o. We claim to-day the indulgence ahke oil our
advertisers and general readers. Our so.e,"''
ments are so heavy, that they have ero~aea OUT
much reading matter which we had prepared 'oi To-
days paper; and we had inserted Al, '"e
ments which VIC have on hand paia '"1' '"ey "ou'"
have filled the paper. WehaVe' 'ne'eio'e' " ~Poio
v;.s 40 our advertising patrons. In less than two
.l. I'VE shall enlarge our paper to the size Of the
.N.w YORK American" when we hope to have
room enough to satisfy all parties
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-05

MrrrING STEAMERS or THr OcEAN--Wmd
and wave are now completely governed by steam
and as the Dake Of Rgmarole says, space annihila-
ted. The packet United States" arrived yester.
day. saw the " British Queen on the Hts ult. in
lat ~. Ion ~, in company with three ships. They
must have presented splendid appearance. ON
Nantucket on the I'd inst, she also saw the Presi
dent" hence. The /" United States" leit Liverpool
90 the q ult., ard has had therefore quick run.
The President" was also seen by the " yelling
ton :" from London and " Cincinnati from Liver
pool'-by both on the ~ INST BY the former as
la'e a. Eve O'Clock in thu afternoon, lon. $50. LAT.
sol