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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15
NOTICE..

VIRTUE Of a decree ofthe Circuit SUPER.
- or Cont Of Law and Chancery Tor the tnpn.
y OF Amherst, pronounced On the 4ih day of Apfll
la4o the case Of Wardswouh, Williams x Co.
plaintiffs, against Peter &. lansard aud uthe,s de
tendanis. the undersigned commissioners. or one ol
mem, VIII sell, at public auction. 10 The highcsl
bidder, Ior cash, al Amherst Court House. on Mon
day the 20lh day OF July next (beine court day J
all The night. tle and interest 81 the SAID Peter
hanSatd, 10 the SLAVES, aud their increase.
which were beqnealhed 10 him by The last will and
testament II llis father, the late John Hansard.
dec d., and winch SAID will duly recorded ia the
County Court ol Misunderstanding rs Commission
eiS, The undersigned WI give the TILE conferred by
sad decree 10 the purchaser, aud none other. TIN
is, however, regmded nnqur>rionablr.
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr
DAVID X. EDLEI, W" IS
June IL ids
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TRUST SAg.E3,

PURSUANT 10 the provsIo,s of a trust deed,
executed TO tie subscriber bearing date the
15th day of September. 1887, by William Ridpeway,
lieo. NJ. PAYNE and William {. Moseley, which is
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the County
Court OF Amherst,l shall proceed,on The 18th day ol
July ucxi, al The house of Joseph Kyle. called the
Folly, in the county Of Amherst, proc eed 10 sell to
she highest bidder, for ready nancy, the fiacr of
Land conveyed by the said deed, 10 vii. 93l acres
lying and being in the said county al Amherst ad jon
ing the lands OF jah Pendefon and Others, aud is
or part thereof, to the SAID kyles il being he
sane land formerly owned by John Coleman. This
2snd is chiefly IN woods. running far from James
River has much good timber upon it, The lle
10 deemed good but aching trustee none other " i'll
be conveyed but such is vested IN me by said deed
ROBERT TINSLEY, Trustee.
June ids
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stone Cutters, Stone MasOns and
Quarry Men,

A RE WANTED Immediately IN the Town Of
n Lexington. THE Trustees OF the Town have ap
pointed me 10 build new Ja out OF n grey limestone
quarry that opened two months ago. The quarry
Is opened ready Tor the Quarry 10 drl out such
Rock as my be necessary for the work.-The quar-
~ tools also ready and Stone Cutters Will want
no tools except their hand la amer. A shed Is
prepared for The Stone Cutters to work under
One of the board OF Trustees Of SAID Building are
appointed to pay up the Stone Cutters, Masons and
Quarry men every two weeks, Apply Immediately
IN the Town OF Lexington 10 me-
NICHOLAS BUTLER.
May %, In
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" EgfE.

DY reason OF the pfolessed desire Of Maj Thorn
ID "a Rudd, the o-prrlnershp al Rndd X Bailey,
in the Lime burning business. at McAlistets kiln,
was di solved on tic 26th May last and full posses
sion of the kiln is with the subscriber. All
netsons having claims against the concern are re-
CURED to make immediate application 10 the sub
scrber FOR payment, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of any claim presented after the expiration OF
thirty days FROM this date. All persons Indebted to
the concern must make payment 10 the subscriber,
the receipt Of any other person will be wholly dis,e-
garded. CYRUS BAILEY.
June il 81
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WILLIAM MARTIN,

TIAVlNG recently located himself at Franklin
L Il count house. will attend puncinall, The Inferior
and Superior Courts OF Law aud Chancery OF Frank
lin. Henry and Patrick. Any business ehirdsted 10
his care will receive prompt attention.
Referrnces-George A. Brown and Achilles II
Moorman Franklin: White & Smith. Lynchbu'g
and II. w. q J. J. Fry q Co. Richmond.
June IL Al
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TRUST SEE.

virtue ola fnsi deed made tn us by james
hS Powell, bearing datr the 9th April. 1880 and
recorded IN The clerks office of Amherst county the
Snestrher VIII proceed. At Amherst court house. on
'ne ION 'ay oil June next that being court day TO
sell, 10 the highest blldei FOR cash. one negro We
man slave Lucy and her three female children, two
~ lhem Large enough Ia act nurses. and the mn
'her pretty good PLAIN cook. The title we believe
good but acting as trustees we shall convey only
such tile MS is vested in us by the deed aforesaid
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. STrus-
SAML, NJ GARLAND, tees.
June ,ls
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sJpholstcrins and Paper Hanging,

'sNHE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully ~
h form tho clrIzens OF Lvnchbufg aud the sur
rounding country, that they have taken part OF the
stone on Mann street occupied by Mr. WIN. Crosbe,
~ the purpose Of carrying on the
UphoIstcrimg and Paper Hanging Eu-
siMess,
where they have just opened handsome assortment
Of French aud American Paper Hangngs Of tie
LATEST style and patterns which they prepared to
mt np al the shortest notice and IN the ueaest
manner. = -
They also maketo order Feather Beds, Cur'ed
Hair aud Shuck Mattresses &c.
They also keep hand, Table Oil Cloth, WIN
dow Blinds. Competing, &c. &c.
Person. in want Of any hing in their line, are re-
specifically invited TO give helna call
c. DOGGET q Co.
p. S.-OldMatfasses, Sofas and Chairs, repair
ed in the best manner.
April 80 sh
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HAVE THREE TRACTS OF LAND, III
n the county of Amherst, that am desrous Il"
sell for Scrip Of the James River x kana"ha Com
nany or for the bonds Of the said company enatan
tied by The commonwealth. The hsi fact ooh''lhS
,houI All acres and is situated within Que ana
b,tf p,,lcs or The courthouse of the oouuy is well
impruyed with a large brick dwelling mouse, pr-
SIDES fran ed barn and other buildings hp"aiIs o.
200 acre, IN " GODS. Another tract hes "Ihn 'hfec
ar Iour Jules OF Pedlar Malls, Oh the ur"iihe no"
constructing between Lynchbutg aud 'He pu" ''oe
c,;. ,,.;ns 400 acres and some buildings
hth ih,se'trac,s ar. in good ueighbprhnods Inc
hrl ,ractls wholly in woods, aud lies near the Fol
w. in Amherst. an contains about 5'o ae's'-
pos,es.lon for seeding can be gwen at tue hsa"
lime ia The ;all and fun possession lhe Isl oil ''n",
atvpevt Air. Howell l.. Brown will shew The fiiS'
~ p "a Carte, the second, and the sub
se,,ber ,o,,d,s al Amherst Ceun House.
! s.'''N' JOHN THOMPSON Jr.
/ Au1ers, CT House, May %
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village Property for safe.

VIE. subscribers viii offer tor sale ON the 3rd
Monday IN July ueSl. III beng Amherst Count
u'}) ah'udsome House and cot. situated m,nc late
" IN the village al Amherst G. II. The House
IS next door Ia DR. Henry l.. Dayess. and is occu-
pied by Mr. J. &. Nicholson, who will show tic
premises TO any person wishing 10 buy. Terms lib
crai aud made kuoNnnn he day of sale
BAILEY Il WOMACk
JuneS ,ds
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sslH-AnlfSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.'

,.b.,hei senweeAy, fecery Monday and 7karslayJ al
r Doilars per aaanm; payable ia adeaace No sabscrp
r; Be receired tora shorter period Than sir aons;and
,,y m be discontinued, fercept al the discretion otthe
pi;tor, J patii all arreGrages are paid
rPADVER TTSEHENISia sertedat5 50 cents per square
ar , for the first Insertion, and 57 cents erery snbse-
,n"t Insertion.
RryOB PRINTING erecntedaeaAy aud erpeditously
- a. rro xoaabis
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To the Stockholders Of the Bank
Virginia.

iINHE Commissioners appointed by The Cover
nor to examine into and report on the coudliion
OF the Bank Of Virginia, having nearly completed
their investigation, aud The Buaid OF Directors being
authorized by law 10 convene extra meetings OF the
stockholders after thirty days previous notice OF The
J. ,he and place Of such meeiing Notice is hereby
l. zen, that The said Board have appointed Wednes-
day, the first day OF July. for meeting OF the stock
holders, To be held at their Banking House IN the
Cry Of K cbmond and The SAID Board earnestly
request full ate enhance Of tie stockholders al
that time aud place, as well To CONSIDER The actual
condition OF the Bank, 10 adopt such additional
bylaws, ordinances, rules and regulations as IL
them shall ape ncediul and proper, for the lu-
ture manag cement oil the Bank, and aotLer things
apptrtaIninL thereto.
Those stockholders who may not find it conve-
nj nj TO attend IN person are requested to appoint
proxies to represent them al the sad meeting-and
with that view the form OF power attorney is here
unto annexed
By arder of the Board.
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH President.
Bapkof Virginia May 90, 1910.
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FOURTH OF .1yEY. P.yRTY

WERE WILL be n llmr,son Barbecue ON The
n dthoi July. at otonokrf, IN Amherst county
neai Whites Gap. The entertainment will be novel
aud interesting. Great numbers oi both Ladies and
Genilcinen will be exnocted. The thing will be con
Quoted III the usual Harrison stylc.
ROBERT T. NlMMO.
Nav II ,ak
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.y'DT'ECE.

TEUNT & MARTIN associated with them IN
Il business on The Isl inst, JOHN WARD, Jf.
The business will in future be conducted under Tue
firm Of MARTIN, HUNT u WARD.
Thankful foI the liberal patronage heretofore re-
ceved. they solicit the same for the new hrln'
Feb
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EsEE.g.S'Es.TEg.

rulHE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
selves together for the purpose OF conducting d
PUBLIC HOUSE,
have taken the large and coa.m"uous oileH "u'
i,,n n,en,rcd to accommodate Boardefs and
Jewellers IN a manner and terms winch, 'hey
a,,,cy themselves. Will move satisfactory TO all
The House wall be farulshed IN inc "ost com.
f,r,abe manner; their Table supplied WIN the oes'
tliat The marker affords; The S''o'e WI" i
- november and attended by experienced aud at
'e"'''' DAVID E. BOOKER.
10. CORNELIUS HARRIS.
Feb 20 -
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EXECUTORS SALE.

WILL BE SOLD at public auction. on Fri
w dav the 10Th of June at the late residence
Of ] ohm Webber decd. III the county OF Campbell,
The remainder of the pershabe estale of The said
John Weber, consisting of two Work Horses,
several head of Cattle and Sheep, some Grain 81
different kinds Hay and Fodder, some Bacon and
Lard one Wagon and Gear. one Crryail and Hair
ness, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
Ulessils &c. For all sums $40. credit iii
the 5h of February mex, will be gwen, the purcba-
sers being required to give bond with approved Sc
curly. JOHN A. StlEARER, EXT.
Of John Weber, deed.
r,,no ids
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p. S.-A the same time and place, will be Of
fered fot sale, by Moses Steele, Tract OF Land
containing about 450 acres, being part of the tract
Of land on which the said John Webber formerly re
sided lying both sides Of the head waters OF Sen
eca Creek. The plantation IS IN good repair anu
includes an extensive meadow and peach orchard.
Those wishing 10 purchase viii please 10 examine
for themselves before the day OF sale. Tie terms
" III be liberal.
Junp tdH
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.Y'SsE'Ee'E.

A LII persons indebted To me for Lottery Tickets,
IA are respectfully requested to come forward and
paw their dues, as | am very DESTROYS OF closing
them; aud thnSe indebted will consult Their own
interest by making immediate payment.
II. II. BOOKER.
SCRIP WANTED ATBOOKER'S OFFICE.
IL. II. b.
June 81
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FOEs RE,.v'T.

co.; The tenement in this place Al present oteu-
EInI rled by Mr. Lewis Williams ~ n Tavern
s1-A Possession can be had on the 26th al this
mouth. by application to 5. l. WATT.
March 10 To
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EXTENSIVE sTOCE& OE NEW SPRING:
GOODS at rehRced prices.

fANURNkR BuRWELL take pleasure in an
u nouncing 10 their friends and the public zen
orally Tint they have recently purchased IN the cities
OF New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, on the
most favorable terms aud OF the latest imtorla-
lions, large and general assortment oi GOODS OF
the Latest styles aud ftsho, s-a of which they oiei
10 the wholesale aud retail dealer, NJ prices which
they lhnk cannot iail OF giving satisfaction. They
earnestly solicit calls lfom country Metchanls-feel
ing confident that Their stock comprises great II
vauety OF goods can be found IN any other house.
The following list comprises but small pant oitheir
stock ON hand.
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS!

EUAVE JUST received at my Store, Bank square,
my supply of
SgsEsE.s'G GOODS,
which comprises a large and general assortment
They were purchased in the Northern cities grne,
ally al very low prices, aud VIII be solo 10" 10 ~"
Win NAV rvonr me " ifh call. respectfully soil
en- my old customers and friends and the public gen.
erally, 10 caiI aud examine before purchasing as
an, ,irlermnedlo sell cheap iof cash. have an no
usually large stock oil Cloths, Cassimeres, summer
Cloths aad Vcstings, winch am en- 'ple' 10 sen ~
l,cod o,res Also GOO Is suitable Tor Boy 5
summer clothing, together with a large and general
assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Persons wishing to purchase such Will do well 10
call aud examine before purchasit 6.
MAY .
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vauety OF goods be found IN any other house.
The following list comprises but small part other
stock ON hand
CLOTHS.
Extra fine wool dyed Black Cloths
Stmky's Vest ofsEngland do
Medium and low priced do
EXlia fine Blue Cloths
VI cdlum aid low priced do
superior Golden Olive do
Invisible Green do
Asphanm, Beaver aud p,Io, Ciolhs--a good asso,t-
ment from common 10 very tine qualities.
CASSlMERES.
Extra fine Wool d, ed Black Cashmere
Super fioe piece dyed do
Fne and Medium Blue do
Ponce Aberls-a new style Of fancy colored Cussi
mere-yety handsome and fashionable.
pESflNGS.
Extra fine plain Blk. English Satin Vesngs
do do French do
BIN. Fipr'd. Satln-Shinroek and Thistle patterns
Supe, fine Bun Cashmere Nesllng
Whue and Colored MaseiIlcs Vcsting, agrcol variety
''''N w a'' LINEN GOODS.
Ezra fnc grass bleached lush Linens
Medium aud low prlee do
4, 3 4 aud 10 4 Fable Diapers
1. 10 4 aud - 4 rabIe Cloths
aud "A Ddmask Napkins
3 4 aud 4 brown French Linens
4 aud Grass Linen
DOMESTICS.
6 4. 5-l aud A brown Shcclng
4. 7 & aud A brown Shutlng
Bleached ShrIng-all widths and qualities
Heavy Cotton Oznabnrgs No. / and .. OF Richmond
aud Petersburg Manufacture
4, 7 8 and a heavy fmknes.
PRINTS.
New style French Prints
Super London do
Menimac do-a large assortment at all phi
ces.
SILK GOODS.
Heavy Maltioni LusuIng
4 India Satin
Block Figured Gro de Antique
PLAIN do do
Superior Black Gro de Rhine
Blue Black Pou de Sole
Black Figured Amercainc
Black Figured Hermann Satin
Handsome PLAID Silks
Rich Figured Gro de Nap Silks.
HOSIERY.
Black Derby Ribbed Silk Hosea new Article
Back aud White English Six Hose
PLAN Black do do
Open Worked do do
Black aud W hile Cotton Hose. II large assortment.
GLOVES.
Black Twisted Silk Gloves
Whne do do
Black Kid and Horse shln Gloves
Colored do do
FRENCH WORK.
10 doZ rich worked French Collars
Rich worked do Capes
do do CnHs.
MUSLINS.
Rich fig'd Swiss Muslins
PLAIN do
Checked Jaconet do
do SWISS do
Suiped do do
Exlra fine Bishop Lawn
do India Book Muslin
Cambria aud Jaconei Muslin.
UANDKERCUIEFS.
Hem stitched Linen Cambria lljks.
+ Plain and cold bordered do do
Embroidered twisted Silk do
FIgd and Plain 5 Tin do
Fed aud plain SILK do
] RIch Gauze aud Satin Scars
/ Biz mourning lldkfs. and Wells.
! The above. with many other desirable Goods OF
hand we will take pleasure in exhibiting TO those "h'
may favor us with call.
I
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~ DINCN M. y D nv ONII, ICsTUtNl
BaDkof Virginia, May 90, l840
Form ofa Power Of attorney.

Form ofa Power Of dttorney.
Know all men by these presents that - Of
DO hereby constitute and appoint - OF - my
substitute OF proxy TO represent - meet ng OF
The stockholders OF the Bank OF Virginia, TO be held
at then Banking House, on Wednesday, the flst
day OF July neXt--and in - name aud behalf To
vote on all and every sub jeet that may be submit
ted 10 The sand meeting. ln"itncss whereof, -
have hereurlo set - hand aud a..xed -
seal tins -- day OF Junc, 1910.
SIg0ed, sealed aud acknowledged in presence
Oil SEAL
n. B." No director or fIcer Of he SAID Bank
can legally act ptOxy--and no siuckhoIdef, eth
ef III feison orby proxy. shall vote at any genera
meeting, dny present object thereto, unless he shall
nave mad odtn solemn ahr latiun that the so'h
GA WHICH his vote IS 10 be gwen, Is bona jtde ms
own ptoperIy, or the properly OF hs ware 8 or o.
ms testsor intestaIe's estate or IL bond tde Ella
by hrn IN virtue Of some duly recorded VIII OF
Oeeu, ~ trust for some person ur persons not Fo-
'hs al the meeting upon that or any othef S'och'
anu moreover, that such stock held by hln ny
means oil any transfer, eonlved o. designed 10 ''aPe
we PROVISIONS OF the act regulating the nu'9oef u
81 les TO DE gwen by the stnckholrs respectively
of'o give himself or any other greater noihoef
votes than h" Is isny eutllled 10 nndsf HE Prov
SONS oil he said acl'
June II tln
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ps.g.V'zE D,

nNE OF two boys, from ten 10 fifteen years of age,
~ as apprentices To The Confectionery business
Apply to j. Nj. u q. w. YANCE1.
June
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,0YEfG.

En BARRELS OLD RYE WlIISkEY,
'V 90 do Bumenrdners old recufied do,
Just received aud lof sale nj The lowest p,locs.
BAILEY x WOMACK.
lnnn
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FOR - Al.

a FINE YOUNG RIDING HORSE. Appl,
" 10 MARTIN HUNT & WARD.
June IL Is
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May %,
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yrIRGlNIAAt rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cif-
y cut Superior Court of Law and Chancefy for tho
county of Anhest Monday, the 6th day OF April iSsu
William AImsleaj, risin''"
against
Thomns p Beddow and Susan his wife, late Susan Bursrd
aud Daniel Day Defending,
hN CHANcERT II
The Defendants Tbo,nas T. Beduw and Susan his wtfes
moi having their appearance aud gwen security az
coins the OF Assembly and the rules OF TINS Conri
mud anpearns evidence, that they are not
inhabitants OF tins Commonwealth IL is ordered, thnf the
said Defendants do appear the first day OF Aususi te
and answer the bill oiIc Puinf and that copy q
this order be forthwith inserted nsene newspaper pfmted
the Lynchhnrg Tor Two months sncccssscy, A.
posted al the front door Of lilo hoqse this county
4. -
ROBERT TfNSIEY, Cie1A:
Jnre1 w2m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18

2o-R b BON AND SILK STOR Fps
JUST received, great assortment of Fall Ribbons and
siAs consisting IN part rich Paris plaid Rio
Lrosdenne Dooni;
Satin Ribbons plaid satin Ribbons sc. &c. Cap Ribbons,
tafeta and satin Ribbons all widths and colors Silks Of
various and qustes viz plain corded chapgeab cord
ed Inquired and PLAIN eros de Naes figured RpSks and Sa
Grapes, Grape Lsse and millinery articles in general
Also general assortment of Fancy Dry Goods, Mners
elsewhere
Wholesale and retail Division street. doors from Bowe
ry NB-Ths day receiveda good Of Plaid Silks
sl7 lmIsT b. LEVY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18

90 Individuals and families, merchants ana ira
ders, who want the Herald served at their houses,
or places OF business, regularly, and before seven
o'clock in the morning, can be supplied by leaving
their names and numbers at the Herald once, =,
Ann street. We have one of the best corps of car
riers in New York-decent, competent, faithful and
attentive men. This will be better arrangement
tl,n depending fora supply on the chance sales in
thu streets. OF late great numbers ofcitizens have
or tered the HeraldSD be regularly served at their
houses, instead of bnying it in the street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18
Coroner-s Office


SEPT 17th.-An inquest was held at No 2O7 De-
lancy street. on the body Of Ferdinand Masner, aged
10, and native 81 Germany, who died in quence
Of an internal hcmorhage. Verdict accordingly
Another was held at No. lis Cherry street, on
the body OF James Quiely, native OF Ireland aged
Y. IL appeared from the testimony Of Mary Spald-
ing that the deceased occasionally visited her Of an
evening. He came on Wednesday az usual, and APP
peared as well as was customary. On the following
morning Mary went TO the eisteru 10 get some water
and on putting in the pail, Mary was horror struck
at seeing the face Of James Quigy quite dead, and
staring at her.
The Jury returned a verdict Of found drowned
third at the Aims House, on the body Of an un-
known man, found ahoa' in the North River.
the 10Th ult. have been received at New Orleans.
The campaign against the Camsnches is closed for
the present Gen. Felix Houston had returned TO
Austin, and was quite i'll. There has been SEINE
Misunderstanding among the officers OF the expcdi-
ton, and Colonel Burleson had, in consequence re-
at Galveston from Campeacby. The Texan squa-
dron was In that port when she sailed The officers
had received very polite treatment from the autho-
rites, having been invited shore, &c winch CT
Whites were acknowledged and returned by the
Texans.
Texas money is worth ~ cents, and improving.
So says the Austin Gazette.
LEWIS, the Great Peculator Of the SchuyIkilI
Bank, IL is reported is again of, his second fight
with according to his deserts. How he could
main so long in the city without being arrested when
his presence was known,is somewhat my sterious.--
Philadelphia Ledger of Taesday.
CASE OF SwueeLrNe.-The schooner Northamp-
ton seized by the Baltimore collector for alleeed
case Of smuggling. has been released the testimony
against il not being sufficiently strong.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18

TO sPORTsMEN.
" OR RETAIL.
Double P.Sl l barrel Guns ofeysry description.
a,0o0 pairs OF Pistols
500 Rifles, single and double barrel.
ncrally.
above can be soid below ecst Of Importation or
manufacture and tereduce stock will be
ing pricss,hy A. w. SPIES CO.,
myl SIN ais Pearl street, P1stt.