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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
WARRINGTON, JULY IL.
CONGRESS.

Tuesday next. our readers will recalleci. is the
day Which has been agreed upon by both Houses Of
Congress for the termination Of the present session.
We do not see, looking al the present stale Of the
business before Congress. how II Is possible thai
that determination can be adhered TO though, 10
say the truth. II the Session were To be prolonged
until ihe constitutional day for opening the second
session Of this Congress, list December next We
doubt whether the two Houses would be much bet
ter prepared 10 adjourn Than they at the present
moment.
Yesterday, Ia tie House of Representatives, a
complete stop put 10 all current business. ap-
preparation bills and all, bya report from the Com
mlilee OF Elections, after six months deliberations
declaring all the Individuals noV sitting Represen-
iatiyes from the Stale of New jersey to be emit
tied TO their seats. connter-reporl, from the
uufity Of the Committee, declares that 10 the five
contested seats three Of the Wings aud TWO Of The
Administration claimants enltIed. Il is the sol
emn conviction, we understand, Of nj least n pmt Of
the minority Of the committee that all tye Of the
Wing candidates, ms lawfully returned, are legally
entitled by election 10 the seats, could evidence be
arrived AT 10 place The facts in their light. The
reading Of this report and Of part Of The report Of
the mino'lly, Al The Clerks table, brought The House
10 The hour OF recess The Administration party hay
ng forced this subject upon the House, by revrfs
ing estab shed USAGE, TO the exclusion, ot the time
ii all others Wlrh this fresh impeachment to the
Transaction Of business, how can the House oil Rep
Indispensable bnsnra5 before III
OI the business mast Indispensable To be done be
lore The adjournment, not syllable has yet been
tSped IN either House. An application from the
Treasury, for additional Ways aud Means to the a.
mount OF four ~ five millions OF dollars (noi much
more than hall the necessary amount. by the way
has been before the financial committees Of bolh
Houses, IN some form OF other, for days, II
weeks, aud yet nothing is proposed. The Amy and
Indian appropriation billsare snIl in COMMITTEE of
the Whole IN the House Of Representatives.. The
money bill TO enable the Treasury meet these APP
preparations has not been brought up at all. How
can Congress adjourn Tuesday nexl! That Is
what puzzles u.s. aud will, We think puzzle the Mem
oeis oil both House,. Nat. Int
The District Bank BIZ decdcd The discussion,
IN the Senate, OF tie bill 10 continue the corporate
existence 81 the Banks IN The District Of Columbia
was Brought ioa close last night. when the motion 10
tet CONSIDER the vote Of "Wednesday, by which the
"a" h'll VS. rrJec'ed was determined in the mega.
hre-geas 8, nays2l. ID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

miserable hoyol in Penns, lyania; mud there, without
stone TO ma IL. place, his body was deposited.
And nav when n e people are calling your Trend
aud neiglboi from his fatm by reclamation, TO re.
deem the country from distress and degradation, 10
which IL has bern reduced nv selfish and design
Tag politician tie order has gone foitl 10 charge
upon hin. whom the people assemble IN nnheard oil
numbers honoa tic most dettsiablc cfines. civil
and military. winch the widest imaginauon. nnfe-
strained by single mnral sense. can conreive~n'i
llafy crimes. which. II irue. would long since have
consigned his body TO leoG's totab. aud his
memory 10 general exectalon-ciVil offences
add delmquenelrs ~hirh # true. think you he would
stand FIRST as he does saG1 first Ia the hearts
OF hts eauntr, meni
People Of Ohio aud Indiana YOU who have been
the objects Of his civil administration. upon YOU es-
pecla, desolves The grateful task Of asserting the
civil virtues Of your old and best trIed friend; 10
his aif came at out of the range ol the pun,
shafts Of low ambition; aud hesitate not 10 believe
it viii be efficiently performed lou are nov call.
cd upon ~ his old age 10 repay thai immense and
aecumnlalihg debt of gratitude, whieb J. an eye-wit-
ness, not hom bcafsay. now testify Sour fathers
incurred. in his early youth.
The inheritance has descended upon yen, and
will not do you the injustice 10 doubt that IN No
sember next You will entfle yourselves 10 a receipt
IN full from my gallant old friend. Is This tic Ian.
euage Of Gen. Illrflsoo1 No; disinlerested and
genrrpus as brave, he advances no claim upon his
country Cor services he has rendered 1t IL the Tau
euaee Il his friend. and II your irlend-oi onn re-
moved by age f4t from the temptation 10 fatter q.
hef friend orf9e.
What shall say Of The charges against bis militia
~ character Nothing. One old soldier cannot be
brought 10 vndieato tie reputation Of another old
soldier from The charge of cowardlee, -iodlgnaion
would choke my uttef1nee. appeal from the lly-
tg 10 the dead appeal from Van Buren, aud
hcuda 10 Shelby and Perry.
| thank you again. gentlemen, for the kind man
ner IN winch you have been pleased to refer 10 my
early and humble services.
Permit me 10 propose The following sentiment:
Ihe City If CiaeiHHdii-lhe wonderful cfea-
ton OF Tntue. Intelligence and enterprise. Her
name associates Ia our remembrance The patriotic
fermefs of old Rome aud Of young OHIO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

During recent sconl in Florida, Col. U.RNrr
rec1pured from the Indians negro who was can.
t9ted nearly two wears since. when tie crew of a
vessel wrecked near New Smyrna was murdered
II will be remembered IN At their bones were found
bleaching on the shore. The negro says lie is from
Counecent He Is said to be very intelligent lel
low, and To tell the tale Of his adventure in coplral
syH. lie says Coacconchee' and party came 10
them with ptolesations of friendship. and agreed 10
cross them over The river in ms boats but nj n GER
tain signal with clubs which they prepaie ed before
MIR eyes, they attacked and beat the brains of
every "hfe being Of the party. He ran, but was
soon captured. They took him by The hard, and
said good. very good" Since which time they
nave watched HIM 50 closely that ho could moi es-
cape.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
7sfsuEsgsC INTELLIGENCE.

APPOINTMENT BY TIE PRESIDENT.
Bg and ruh me aduioe and consent of the Senate.
Passed Mldsbipman VIM. Lfieh. 10 be Leu
tenant in the Navy from the 3Olh Of MAY, 1910.
Passed Midshtpman Samuel Larkin IT, 10 be a
Lieutenant IN The Navy, from the l.t July, 1910.
Elias Kane, To be Navy Agent for The Navy Yard
IN he ely of Washington, for the Navy Dep n.
meHt. faf four years from the llth Of July le40,
when his ftfn er G. mmssion expired.
Benjamin ID. llenoi, 10 be Navy Agent Tor the
pon 81 Charleston. South Carolina, for four years
from ifh day Il October, l646. when his present
commission will expire.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

COMMODORE ELLlOTT.-Th Washington
Globe announces that lie Naval General Court
Martial, which convened al Philadelphia the 4th
May last, Tor The ral Of Commodore Elliott. found
him guilty oflhe Isl, Sd. 5rh 9th and 9Th charges
preferred AGAINST him, and senlen ced him to be sus
pended Tor four years with suspension Of pay for
lac first two years.
The sentence has been approved by the Secrcta-
" OF the Navy; bur so much oft as deprived Com
~ Elliott oi hls pay has been reunited by the
President.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

THE ABOLlTIONISTS.-G Harrison
assailed with much violence by the Aboll''on"'
in the nonsaveholding States he is by the ir'enu'
Of Van Buren, in the South. The CincInna'' Nv
Ianthropist declares that 'ihe bond OF the un'o" "
tween the Wings of the North and the SCUM - NV
dHty 10 Abolition" The Enquirer asserts 'ha' Wv
bond oil this union friendship 10 abolition" i"''
are the Wings cut up1t both ends OF the Union anu
Van Buren, profits not less by the charge oil 110''.
honiSm al the South, than by the charge Of h"''-
Aboi,iionism al The Norrb BY the way II I" s''d"s'
if Gen. Harrison is secretly counting The Aool''o".
ISIS as he Enquirer asserts, that the Aoo'i''0"'''
themselves are so ignorant Of Ibe fact! no" ".r
pens it that the Euquiier, who is certainly MOI )"
confidence of Gen. Hlrrson should know so ""''
about his secret movements, unless II IS 10 '''e w.
iidence of The Aboluoniss Aud ilthe ia'te'
the case, we should certainly disirust inc" "s
Tor Gen. Harrison But the iro'" ~
leading Abolitonists, with few exceptions
taking decided gru1 against Gen. a.,
What says the Phliantlropisi. --"h Gu ihe
Star insists uron il is in favor OF HARRISON =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

Suici}e.-We learn by the Nashville paners that,
Edward w. Dale the Cashier ofthe Branch Bank
OF Tennessee NJ Columbia, in thai state, committed
suicide on the morning OF Tuesday the 9Th instant.
by cutting his throat with razor. The corpse was
discovered IN the chamber where he committed the
ured' shortly afterwards. The Wing renarks-."Of
'he causes winch are supposed to have led TO Ills
d'eadu end. forbear al ptesett TO sneak The
President OF the Principal Bank left town this NOR
ming lol Columbia"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

he New Orleans Times of tho 9Th inst saws
he Cashier OF the Guy Bank at Natchitochss.
suddenly disappeared on Tuesday last His an
sence was soon discovered and an examination NJ AZ
Lars took place, when 1t was found that he was in a
re rs, some 90 10 S25,00O He was pursued and
ovrftaken, and brought back the next day. In far,
he had only gone IA short distance from town hay;r.
oeen engaged IN laklng l'udAnum, aud making other
attempts at self desruclionn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

The New York Herald Says" The celebrated
blocking man Meyeard Proper, formerly of l0I
bo"ery' nus run off 10 Germany, having become
delani''f by deb)s, and delinquencirs of ya,inus
h'nas'''o The amount of 100000 He overd,ew his
account IN tue Butchers and Drovers' Bank, got to-
ee'her all the money he could collect. and sailed !,
the Eliza Llddel for Rotterdam, ON "Wednesday
last" " 'N''"y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
GEO. EsSGEsY a Co.,
WHOLESALE ~ KET.EEk

Groccrs and Commission Merchants,
FAVE Just received large addition 10 Their
u u former Sioux Of Groceries, DOmestics
and Cotton YARNS, which mahcs thct assofl-
menl large aud geue,A aud such ms offers great IN
ducements to purchasers for cash ia barter.
q bids. Poro Rico Sugar,
10 do N. o. do
. hhds fine Santa Cruz G. b. K. brand
= F." Extra F." h. d. G. "
30 bags prne Logura Coffee,
IS strong scented do,
fine Old Java,
$50 sacks Salt Ia fne order,
40 bills. n. c. Cltpl lttfings,
10 half barrels family do.
80 kegs Cul Mails,
~ boxes Lees and Other Soaps
100 gallons pure Crdel Vinegar,
10 bills. n. c, Tar,
IS eoNcs patent Tallow Candies
hid, Syrup finely favored,
30 boses Tin Plate l-3x
ID do ssl0 aud l0xl2 Glass,
case extra due Black Tea,
II NJ. Spanish Srglrs, some very fine,
ID bills No 3 Mackarcl,
10 boxes Spelm Candles.
10 ncsls Iron Bound Tubs,
1000 H. Green Coperss,
Pepper, Iomaloe Calsup, Pepper Sauce. Fine
Rurd Cap and Lfuef Paper, Painted Buckets,
Raw Cotton, Wool add Wool Rolls Indigo, Mad
der. Hall BasheI Measures, Horse Buckets, &c.
&c,
A SO, ON CoNsEGNMENT,
10000 lbs. Cunningham and Andersn's Cotton
arms. Al LynchburS Factory prl,es.
10 bales 3 4 heavy Shntrngs, Richmond Man.
ulaclufng Co,
10 " "A "
10 s." No. Cotton ozuaburgs,
10 3"
July 10 3W if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

COTTON CROP.-The Tallahassee Flo,i,li,,
OF NE an INST. notices open bolls of cottop f,op
plantations ~ Gadsden and Leon counties of ,ba,
territory aud remarks that the cotton cron !, ,bnso
regions afe very forward and promising. Ia fact born
I"'" anu COTTON are sa'i TO be unusually promising
throughout Middle Florida. The seas n. Tins Gf
hau been highly favorable crops of every descrin
tiou. s.''P
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
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M Y farm, lying IN Campbell county. three miles
w south OF the courthouse. on Pannll.s road
containing 19S x-9 acres. This land lies well
aud produces all KIND Of g,aln, grasses and tobacco
kindly. which we in the habit If raising in Tins
section OF country. The Improvements are com
Portable aud convenient; good Dwelling ,~vsl,
House, Kitchen, Smoke House. Ncgio EHii;t
Houses Barn, Stable. Corn House, Toblcco -l-l.ntL
Houses, &c. with we'll of good water in the y4,d ::
aud one bali nile below the dwelling House. where
The courthouse TOAD intersecis Pannrs road there
lsa large framed building, Black Smiths Shop sui.
hcient to work lotses, a good hewed log house 90
by Is feet. wagon lot and house for waponers and
the body OF 20 foot house, intended for stable and
ioou house, and wells OF excellent wafer. TIN, is
considered good country stand for a TAVERN.
S'ote, Black Smiths shop, Shoemakef's Shop.
Wheelwught Shop &c, &c. II any person should
want small tract this tract viii SUIT to divide and
VIII divide 1t to suit purchasers Any person max
M eatly application might get go)d bargain as
am determined 10 sell If. can get any thing like
reasonable price &c.
IL II be MOI sold before the 10th September next
on That day 1t viii be offered at public auction If
'Mf, not the next fair day Sundays excepted aad if
sold before that day notice will be given otIt.-
Terms IN day oil SAFE. S. SMlTHSON. Jr.
July ~ iiot WHO'S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

g. NFw YORK, July 10.
TATE LoAN.-The $l,25O,OO0 New yorl
STOCK offered by the Comptroller. 10 b. decided
Yesterday was taken by Messls. Prime, Ward. king
* Co Tor themselves and Others at 90 pcr cent, for
per cent Stock redeemablc in 1853
Inc actual purchasers, are as lolows:-
A. Belmont, s,5o mn
Nun VI S'S,e OF New York. $50 900
Merchants Bank, o5o. 00o
M" u 1""ihetee IN New ork, 100000
Prime, Ward, King * Co. 100 O0o
ne STOCK Is issued. one million Tor the enlarge.
mem ct the Erie Canal aud the rest for the Gennes
see Valley Canal. tyouy Coa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

.e Boston Evening Transcript ofJnly ID. sp,s
- Ae tcgfet To announce the death az a Il
na'ehef-' scholar OF extensive X, owledep. and i
expired ,bis mUrnIng.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

Another attempt is 10 be made in Boston 10 M
ish Bunker Hill Monument. The ladies' have en-
tered upon this business.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

Ne" dff'cte Of efPert.---A paragraph in the North
American states ia The ship Henry, which s,i.I
from Fml3delPhiTior London on "Wednesday, has !;
NY hasheis Of Oats I" an"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
SECOND SUPPLY OF DRY
GOODS.
IeJH.Y oath uGsA

M T. hhE now opening NJ our Store, on Bank
~ square large supply of Goods. OF al drs-
cfp''ons, bought principally at New York Auc.
IONS Tor cash. aud will be sold asou,shiugy low
M we ASH Is call from our friends and the
public generally. as we are sure iheir prices viii
prove irresistible.
J. j. PURVIS & DUFFEL.
July 30 a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

1oRT WINE. of splendid quality II years in
II siole, for sale at Howell DAVIES.
July. 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

a REWARD will be paid for the apprehen-
( " sion and delivery, securing IN Jall so that
get hun, my negro man, ISAAC, who lell on the 4th
INST. III Is OF middle size, rather less, com mon
eoof. has small scar across the upper part OF his
NOSE, is = lnlIe bow.lrgged, bs clohug not reco-
lrced, and is about ~ years old. lie may attempt
10 get pass, or 20 10 some distant place.
HOWE DAVIES.
July l3 tsd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

One Of The deputy ma,shals employed ~ taxing
the census in New York. reports a lady 10 Duane
street whose age is ll2 years and months.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
BOvNETs !! RoNNt;Ts ;,

BONNETs! BOyNETS I'm oNNCTS
4 j. PURVlS * DUEFEL are nav ,eceIv,.a
~ Florence Braid, English aud American Sra,
French Chip. and all other kind, ct Bonnets Al sio,
bali price. Also Hoods or Nuns Bonneis nf an
styles, some as low 25cts eaeh.-Also Ar,6ei.I
lowers, Band Boxes, Ribbons, Grapes, &c &c.
-o1s ~ 6s II
A NEW SUPPLY OF. HANK ponI[S
"a just receiyedby A'
1,.. % PAYNE j GREGORY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

FfNHE next Session of the Subscribers School
l. Will commence on Monday the ooh OF July.
w. 5. REID, j..
July Is 3lf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
SHOES! SIaOES,!

1 USf received aud for sale at verv low p,ices =,
" fresh supply OF French and English lid sin.
pets, TO winch we nvite the particular attention of
the Ladies. BURTON RoDES "
Jun 30 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23


rage piIoe OF Wheat for the week ending June 20lh,
67s Id. Aggregate average of last SIX weeks, 67s
3D. Duty Ass 81.
Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commerce.
LONDON, June 30
Since ours of April 30th, commercial affairs have
generally been quite inactive, and, with few excep.
TONS, the prices of produce have declined. The
increase in the bullion of the Bank OF Eng and has
been incousidetabe, but in Is and the rates of Con
uuentdl exchanges there is gradual improve me nj.
The harvest IN general is well spoken Of The
lotwardness OF the and the receui fine weather
justly The expectation OF a favorable result.
Tobacco has gradually declined, which has led
To a larger BUSINESS both from exporters and the
lrade, al 34ae4 FOR leal Virginia 5uo9d Stems
Kentucky Stems 6dd9d aud leaf 3dd64d. Nothing
done IN Maryland.
LIVERPOOL, 30h June. 1870
From the date OF Circular oi 3nd Instant, per
Great Western up 10 the 18th inst, there WAS no de-
cided change IN the complexion OF our Cotton Mar
ke the demand was rather extensive, but freely
supplied that buyers had some litlle advant &c, and
prices ruled shade lower. On the l7th inst we
received advces per BRUSH Queen, TO lst inst from
New York. with accounts OF foundations some
sections of The Western Cotton districts of the u
nued Sta'es, which gave more hfmness TO the mark.
ct, and subsequently IN the last few days advces 10
to the 9th inst. have 10 hand, OF feat overfow
OF rivers in Georgia and South Carolina, shewino
the lnundMions TO have been more general than ~
frst supposed. aud that serious damage to the prow
ing crop was apprehended, aud this has Produced
more extensive operations Ia our market, with con
siderable speculation, and prices have improved
"a TO- rom the lowest point. Ia ordinary qualities
me advance is sddf., while good quaInies have
improved the least. The Information received as
to the probable effects OF the lnundations as well AZ
'heif extent is as yet scany-and later intelligence
VIII De anXonsy looked for. The state of trade in
our manufacturing districts. continues much de-
fessed and discouraging both Goods and Yarns
ns'ng latery further declined in yalue-whlle
me money market IS not altogether IN sa isfactory
STATE and Two failures of Banks have occurred tie
last lew days still the low prices have induced The
SPinners to keep up their stock of The raw material
ana they are naturally more confirmed in that course
oy the accounts of any arprehended curlallmenl OF
the growing crop.
LIE I'M sr of Cotion into Liyerpool since ! .,
January has been 66l GOO bales against ESQ O00 :;
ne htsl SIX months of last year the supply from
"e u States Is $50 600 being an increase OF 227 o00
oalts' ihe stock IN this pun is estimated Al a90
0oo bales agans, 81 600 al same ieriod last season
ne s'och OF American is about $50 900 less than il
WIS. 49, '' u
ne sales Of Tobacco this month have been abou, |
40 hh1s--ihe market is heavy, auJ prices rather
lower. i's '"''e'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
LYNCHBURG TIPPECANOE CLUB.

L NJIIB q M TIT EVhINOT OLUp.
The regular meeting OF the lippecanoe Club will
take place, as usual, on FRIDAY EVENING, at
early is expected that one or more dis
tingushed strangers will be present on the occasion
but as there is uncertainty on the subject, it is
not positively announced. Should they arrive
means will be taken 10 give as extensive notice as
pc ssible Of the fact. Gov. Barb ur is expected and
possibly Gen. Waddy Thompson of 5. Carolina.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
NlARKE is.

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-Gene ave
rage pIIce OF Wheat for the week ending June 20lh.
67s Id. Aggregate average of last SIX weeks 67s
o. Duty Ass 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

VIE klCAiNGS BENEFIT-The Committee appointed
10 arrange the Complimentary Benefit about be to
~ "A'
That the Benefit will be given On the evening of TUES
DAY, the I'd Of June. ~ o " '
That Mdlie Err has in the liberal flat
eihg consented 70 with the friends of Mr.
upon that occasion in other favore The commit
ee IN making TINS announcemen securing, they feel
does, the most complete
cannot refrain from taking this opportunity TO the high
tinguished artistic. - ' '
8. They also announce that Mons. SYLVAN Mr. HACK
EFT, Mr. RIA NIGER Mr. BALLS, and Of the dramatic
profession have in the handsomes their
services upon the occasion. complete list with The nro
gamme performance &c will soon laid the public
Such has been the demand for places already that The com
mttee have been compeedto open the pit ia connection with
the and the prices admission both the
The and pit will be the same and the latter
be made equally commodieus for ladies' with the boxes The
number Of pit tickets issued will be limited consist
with the most perfect comfort and o the sadience
Messrs. Hewitt Co, of Park Place, Broadway.
G DELAFOREST, consul General Of France,) Chm.
e. w. Sanford M. NJ. Noah
II. C.. Weimore, j.. +. OTIS.
Philip Hone James Foster
niy27 iw Committee
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

DEAR SlR,-l should almost consider myself devoid of
~ Eptude did not thank you for the good that YOU
Red Drop has done Having been led the oes
81 youth 90 unfortunate to contract that disease
rhich preparation processes and after al
every medicine that the luacks Of this city endeavor Il
palm upon the community, found self wasting away and
the dIsezse last undermining had almost
abandoned the ope Of being restored former health
when procured bottle Of Red Drop, and
rcy recovered without any bad effects Of the disease re-
naming. My dear all the return you will
be u those who have unfortunate
myself ssuring them. with the utmost cesdence that IL viii
not fsil in producing s-ssdy esd lasting cure.
Yours truly III. Y+--+
You AZ liberty publish the letter but beg the favor
that you will not publish the Division 81 per
vial. mae i'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

NOTICE is hereby given that the been an.
pointed by the Chancellor OF the State of New York Re.
ceiyer funds effects of the City Trust and
Banking Company of the City of New York. pursuant the
provisions the revised statutes of the State York
entitled Ofproceedngs against corporations 10 equity" All
indebted TO said compasy TO render OF
all debts aud OF by Them said
and to pay the the said by the first day ofJuy
all persons having their property or
etc Of the said company TO dce same 10 me the
said by the day; all the itos 81 the said
company deliver their respective and demands
20 the said by the first day OF August And
persons holding subsng the said
company present the IN writing aud in detail
the said receiver his office, Walker
the City Of New York before said day
of August next Dated New York 2lst day Of May isiO
JOSEPH WlLLOUGHBY,
Receiver of the Estate, Sc,
my27 3H' Of the City Trust and Banking Co