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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13

NAtIvNAL AcAbkhY or DESIGN, CLINTON
~ HtLL.-1he FIft.enth Annual rheitscncf the Acs5s-
cp~r from 10 O'Clock A. NJ. until 10 cNlcrh NJ
AanssiOn y cents Season tickets 80 cents Csscess rae
ce,ts spvs sns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13

MORALITY IN TExAs.--The brig Susan Mary,
with all its APPENDICES, pulpit, pews, &c. This
building has been erected and shipped by Mr..
James N Wells, builder of our city, ready for put
ting mn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13

W n NDVAI.-IAJUB LYNN has rsnvv,a t.,.. N...ar
Hcuss No Jchn street to Arcade House,
ieEt a. the Herald Office md will Dc happy his
ni ea,,omsrs from II uudIs ococh this day. sth Instant
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13

r. REkNHOUSE PLANTS'-soo Greenhouse Plants at
auction from the w. Lisgston, will be sold
this day May ~ II 10 oclosk the Broadway
Franklin streets large collection fCreenhouse Plants This
collection will be found the finest Offered this
ton
.7soA few choice Dahia. and monthly Strawberries will
be sold Sale positive for cash myIs IT,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13

PAUL d. LLOYD, Anctioneer
I ARGE SALE OF FuRNtTU RI, by order Of a receiver
~ ~ thancery-WM MCCORMICK will sell this dsy ri
10 o'clock, Al No 05 Liberty street large assortment
gsn furniture fashionable and well made worthy the alton
ton Of housekeepcrs &c NC. Ao elegant piano fores
Brusses and ingram carpets, oil cloth plated ware &c
y. b. This stock comprises large OF eIes
furniture, article will be sold without reserve THE
pianos aud carpets will be sold II ~ o'clock myIs ~.
PAUL ID. LLOYD, Auetioneer
rI'O CABINET MhKERS.-WM MCCORMICK will Sell
The Day at Three O'Clock p NJ. at No. $. eeskmsn
street the whole stock work. Mahogany Boards
Flank Joyce Vtnesr &c. belonging james Polon who has
retired from business. Sale rosiiivs. uv's 80
CSC. y, ROLltNa, hncii neer.
(NIIlNA, LAMPS. GTRONnOLFS. CLOCKS. kc-Wiu
- be sold BY. WILKINS, ROLLINS & co, at No ~
Bro street this day. at 10 o'clock desirable assor
mont If Eagish a1d French China Dnncr Sts Plates; a
India China do white and f and plain white Coffee ard Tea
Cnps and tauccrs. and and variety of fancy
Chou articles Sc &c which viii be IN desirable lots.
ROMAN POTATOE S-2e ctshs Just imported
WINES--At u o'clock invoice of choice Champagne,
Madeira sherry Nuscst Port and other Wifce in aud
gias.
grGspa-as 600 sureris- rTavaqa o~e.-s ~~-'7t
DE NOVAI-IA,OR tyNS has r. p,.,,. -. -.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13

Mr.: FREDERICK WILLIAM FLETCHER late from
w Adhro, Suffolk, England, s informed letters have been
received from his friends for him. dated ID Apr stating
mother dangerously ILL., expected 10 when they
lett and he earnestly requested TO call the desk
ONCE for the address Of the inserter Of this whs
will give them 10 him. myls az
ITO FIsHERNEN.-The R-,bury India Rubber Company
No. 2i2 Pearl street New York offer their stock III Wa
nrpros at the reduced price Of 81 SO per pair
Goats, CAPS Nc IN proportion. myi9-im'
Xxx PORTER IN BOTTLES.
EOR SALE, quantity Of GUINNESS co.'s Xxx
DUBLIN PORTER in cashs Of sir dozen pints and thre.
dozen qnsris
Also, two puocheOa. Of superior IRISH wHIsKEy up.
wards cf three years old.
just received and for sale bv
PETERSON, EDMoNDs 4 co,
myt3lw+ s,srlatt a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13

n A~ - - Bsrr,ss,y, goos ,-rs,t-r Who - com.
petsat wsitsc Apiy at No Bevkmsa street myis ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13
London Advertisements.
ARISTOCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY.
GENTLEMEN inclined to 70 ahead in the Atlantic nm
" will do we'll TO call at
ROLFE CO.'S,

MERCHA TAILORs
Ma is Great Marlborough street. Regent street,
LONDON
On tbek arrival to their extensive and excellent
sortment Of Waistcoas, and the beet West of Engan
Cloths being assured Role Co.. Of the first style asl
and "a the scale mas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13

BtSoWN sTOur.-so casks superior London Brown
myis =. X COLLINS & CO. IS South st.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18
RICHMOND, J une II.

Baptist anniversary UeciiHeS several DAYS
pas number OF strangers have been gathered IN
,itt hon distant paints, TO attend the Anniversary
Meetings OF the Bapus thuth. Among Ihem,
we're several distinguished Ministers OF the Church,
whose sermons have attracted large audiences. The
meetings commenced FRIDAY last wilh the Bible
Society. and terminated Monday nj ht with the
Sunday School Association. Tie srj.urn oil the
delegates among their brethren here, mutual
source ol pleasure 10 them. The Herald says of
The TINE WAS devoled TO preaching. That papei
says;-' NOTWITHSTANDING the dcrangenen Of the cur
'enrN aud The prcnulary pressure existing III the
slate, the contributions dung the past year have
MOI hllen Wnch short ut lhu>e al the preceding
yeH-"hlch wele greater IN amount than N any for
mtf pfnnd. There was falling of IN The he.
celPs Of the Bible Society. but increase IN those
oil the foreign mission. The receipts Of the Grn-
efal Asso. l"tton were not qnle 80 lmEe-but suI,-
cleni, ample 10 enable thai body II meet It's engage
mems.
appcars lfa the lbois OF our mlssionatle, du,n the
past yfat, had been dtel ded with blessing.
t"thiS missionaries we've employ dc, including
tie general uit"fthc whole ytat; the othe Is ion
in1ted periods. Abnul $50 pelsons had been bsp-
hzed, eight chur' hes constituted. aud vera Sun
day Schools aud Temperance Societies formed"
The meeting OF The General Association, aud in al
al The ohtr so, eucs, Will, n,xi year. be held Ia
Charlottesville. C9wpji,r
gentleman who has travelled from sumo dis.
lance above LsnchhnIg on The uper, 10 tins rIace
1akine the south side route, represents the crop of
"heai as very good. The lowland crops were ex
lt' Nel, lnt, while IN PORTIONS OF those d the up.
lands the bug AMI fly had done some DANA bur
he lh'uks qite parna with that exception the IIgh
land wheat lie represents as good. TO-
FIEE.-Last tighi. abour halrpast two o. lock the
tobacco factory Of W. b 6. Hale formerly o,cu.#
lieu by Nj. D"butA GaIth" rs HI, on Church Hin
WAS discovered To be ON 6ie. Tue building, to
gelher "nh large quantity Of tobacco, was dcs
ilo.ed. We have not learned the amount of loss
ea II Is very large. | here was insurance we
Understand The policy expired few DAYS apo. not
beihS renewed on account Of some Inaccuraey -
bout II. The fire commtnced III the sweat house
As the IRE ortu rrcd out of the corporation no n
arm was sounded nor WAS any ard gwen from The Ell
y The People were competed TO stand and see
Tue property burned, without being able TO do any
'""s III arrest tue names Star.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18

oficeted /, the regular ar, and brought Tor lhus
laws n = tt,ns IL = TIM Of profound f9aaee h"dei
fhe cantiu ri tie President e the buned sl''es.
The prajci afthr Secretary af War cav ihr ftes'-
dent tbs novel, # he saH e. 10 eNctelse ". SUI.
nBgins tine should return Ike thai Of Jffrrson
and BUR-. AMI o coo lfaoi.s should be assenbiea
n TIE cry OF Washington. WIN would lrusi The Is
sue
Mr.ANDER son vas no more disposed Ia trace
The pauiculf resemblance s"tseen Gen. u atfs".
Rrpuf as cha,rrn "a ni fai|iiafy commune, aud Nj
pnnseil's a. Secretary 81 VA. HAN tn, report TN
der confederation. He MS eou'cn1 win brd1f
General Harrison advocating the iuus.ef'rg oi the
militia ai he | $ by tie consent Of The States.
Mr.. CRtrTEADEN rose 10 speak. but al i'is re-
unesl the subject fntIhcr postponed unn fidss
Mex; IN the expectation Of receiving tn, doea neuis
eounretrd anh tin. subject, and ordered TO be pm.
led on Monday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT BY TLp
GENERAL GOVERNMENT

The fourth number Of The Enquirers Views =,
the Presidential Election is out. The nbiec, a.,
lsto show that Gen. Harrison is in favor of I,,.
improvement, by the General Government, and ,,,,
Mr.. Van Buren, is opposed to tina, policy. Apdfo,
tbs purpose il cites number of votes given BY bo,,
gentlemen in Congress and eIsew here. These vo,..
were given years ago, and under circumstance, yer,
different from those which TOW exist. Gen U,,.
rison, ii is true, did admit, at that time, the .
dieucy as well as the consliiuonality of ann,o,,
tons for this object. But, in his etter to Sherraa
Williams, written in 1885, he expressly declared
that, the necessity OF making such appropriations
having been obyiaed by the energetic action Of IN.
State governments upon this subject, he shoul
hereafter he disposed TO permi, it to remain excln
sively Nth The States. So that, whatever may have
been his past votes, we have nothing to apprehrna
from his future course in reference this question
But how is il with Van Buren, He, if the Enom.
is be believed, land lie is in a most nnenyiabI
edcamenl II it IS to be believed,) denies The coDsl.
tutionol poorer to appropriate money this objecr
and yet sanctions by his sigma ure, the most es,ay
aganl expenditures in carrying on these works =
He has TO support the constituton-he b..
lieves appropriations to works Of internal improve.
meni 10 be a violation Of that instrument-,pd ",
he bias approved by his signature, laws masking lar.
ger appropriations for that purpose than were eve,
before sanctioned by any of his predecessors -
This fact is demonstrated by the late Report Of Mr..
Wo dbury, his own Secretary Of the Treasury,
which is. strangely enough, published lor the pur-
pose Of vindica;ing the ECONOMY" of this Ad.
miuIsratlon, wha, singing sarcasm does lha, word
contain y but which proves AT once its prof gacy in
expenditure and its utter destuon Of principle in
the objects TO which lis appropriations are applied.
Look, for example, at the following tabular extract
from Mr.. Woodburys Report, which he tells us IS
tie amount expended, IN each year referred to, "for
Roads, Canals. B,eakwaters, AID Improvements on
Rivers and Harbors, except the Cumberland
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18
Grand display of American and FO-
reign Art.

1--WE subscriber has hand the best col
Il lection ot PIANOS ever offered 10 the lovers
OF Muse. They CONSIST in two metal framed ele-
eani Pianos, The first Of that superior construction
ever sent TO Virginia, Of which Tie one Is sold IN
Lynchburg,-aso two imported, with metal plates
and security bas, which will warrant on account
OF superior mechanism touch aud dLrabiiity three
Pianos expressly made under the supetnIendence
ui one OF the most respectable Professors ot Music
Of Tins country yetn Europe for that purpuse-aud
finally two second handed Pianos, ofwhch one has
been used only Two months and will be sold al Il
great sacrifice.
n. B-Phcse PIANOS will be sold positively M
m"nuiactoy prices. aud they havne been selected by
myself are warranted upon the receipr Of payment.
X. j. RlPMA,
Professor OF Music aud Tuner ii PIanos
- The LewisburG Enquirer aud Fincastle DEM
ocrat wall insert the above o tibes weekly.
May % w6w il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18
NEW ORLEANS, June


OrPREss1oS ron OPINIoNs SAkE.-1he Col
lector Of The Customs o tins cry discharge on Sat
uiday ~Ilhour cause, Messfs Samnels and Winlree.
the only t"o Wing inspectors. These geWlemcn
are among the oldest, most capable, AID elfeleul
officers
The case of Mr. Winfiee is hard one he is an
old man OF respr, tahIv, was iot several years rep.
resenraliye IN tie Legislature from Baton Rouge,
bur having, liz many others. been unfortunate, was
winged 10 accept service a customs Inspector.
IL ha' lng' family 10 support, aud is anps urfi
Tor any more active empl" ymrut. Ills duties have
been faithfully performed, aid lie las cnelull, alb.
stained hom hieiltrng ~ fnluIcs, even 10 voting.
Whist the Two " hss, Tie most capable and +, fl
cieut officers, have Lecn discharged ii pared OF
young men, gnorant OF lhrir duties, aud red hot
locoioeo, worll1 about SHY Thousand dolla,s aud
vii out a ism1ly, ha,t teen retained III office.
Bnr MI CeIlecror aud the resi- of you, who NOW
lAtaunze and eppress hnnest men fnr oIuninus sake
prepare 1or the ldcs OF March! True american
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18
Ten Dollars Esescurtg.

n BSCONDED from the subscriber, about the
"a LIST oi May lasI. negro man slave, by The name
OF Stephen. who generally goes by the name Of Ste
phen liucksep, belonging to Of the heirs Of the
Late w llliam Gulhrey, deed. and has worked on
james River Tor many years past, as headman OF a
boat. He has a wife AT the Rev. Daniel Days Of
Amherst county, but have cen informed that the
said fellow has been seen lurking about home ever
since lie ran away, or going up and doAn The rver
harboted by some person. ! will pay the above
wand on his delivery TO The aer for The corpora
iinn Of Lynchbulg. or by securing him IN any Other
jail SO thai get him again, hui Will pay all easona.
BILE expenses If delivered al Lynchburg.
JOSEPH EUBANKS.
June Is 2td.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18

The tia nks Of tie meeting we're then ,o,.,
w. r Tnnsiah. E<q. of Pusylvauia and n 10
eamm' ESD III Amliers, for the addresses deli,.,a
by. them this afternoon. e'ed
On motion. the Edots ofthe Lynehburs ".
man, the Lynclbnrg Republican, the Riebmass,,
wing, and otthe Wing papers in the State gene,,t.
were requested to publish these proceedings
A1d Thea the meeting adjourned.
WM. RADFORD, Chairman
ID. RoDEs, Secretary.
Ftrst meeting If the Club.
The Iippecauoe Club will meet in the base,,
stony Of the Bapust Church. on Friday l.,en,,..
the 26ih lust. Al early nd -ghi 81
NJ. LANGHORNE, Preside,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
From Ike N,iiioad IaiehigeHees Jaae 10
GREAT WIG FESTIVAL IN ALEAAA
lRlA.


o. Thursday last, several thousand fifemen oil
the DIs,,fci Of Columbia aud the neighbotng eooa-
tie. If NrrInta and Man1n1 assembled about
O'clock p. n. uader and around M immense avn
ing eircied On tie green adaHi, tie nfi2 h1oiieR
ru,yn 81 AleAadfa. The plaee Z" meeting "'' ~ !.
I'd IA The plan 81 lie arrangements hept"'
stenod 90 IN tefefcnre 10 its locauen ~ tic DfalHe
Of Columbia. But II the Rf,und VAS " fuifal''
there uas nnhne else ncutfal Ia the wh3le al ~
A more heart-stufing spectacle has never We ven
fufe 70 sly. been presen ed Ia the ltIends ol lhr
Constitution. The clazrns Il AleSandua, Uongh
10 politically separated from The land "l lhrH tn
ers have neY, ceased Ia alter II VIII hlal de-
yolion nor to lake = lust pride IN tie glorious
" Old Dominion" Ga tie present occasion men
atiar nenf to tic principles oil b.fts vas manifest
ed By tokens Of which The interest Will be ei IN hr
refaal"st corner q lie Gnen.
We shail uoi attempt to anticipate tie oiiItai ac-
count Of tbs meeting ny ANY tnuus al minute de-
setiptiou Suffice It 10 say that nothing was omit
ted .htch pstIutism aud taste could Contribute To
i've anunaftun and 1nlractioD to lie sethe' he
COMPANY was tecesrdb y the committee al arrang'-
meat> and Ne .oop,ed ~ appropriate terms BY Edgar
Suowdeu Esq, Mayor al Alexandria AWoeg he
invited guests wefc Senators Webster iran Massa-
cluseus Phelps. from Vermont. Preston. from
South Calohua, tuaenden. hom kentucky Mes
50. Wise. Garland, HILL Of Virginia, Graham, Of
Noiih Cafolrna. Jcnlltf. Of My Land Thompson, 81
Seulh Cat"ltna. Gias's. ii kentucky, klnt, OF
,,lsanil all OF the House Il Representatives John
Janu,y, E.q Of Virginia; all If whom addressed
lie mretins the May.r of Washington, Il n.
Walter Jnucs, ot Washington, aud Other gentlemen.
moIe IA HIfeiru display Of eloqa' nee has never
. been wHnessed; but what Mas a yet more agreeable
ledtutr 81 HE esuya nearly bail Tue Slales aud all
ihr sctlonal interests oi Tie Uuton were ~ptesent-
ed by the speakers. Views wrte nletcbanged in a
trunk anI cord al spIit aud tue result was a gene
ri feeling OF hafmony, which, on their ftturn hume,
wll be d.tiu.cd by tie gentlemen present among
lhru friends and uell hhofs. Fl IN he names CIV
cn, II vii be seen that The meeting was gtaced by
u splendid arisy CoePtessonal ltleni aud weight
oil character. Efutls will. II hoped, be made 10
preserve some record I'll the speeches, rs W. II On
count Of hcIr literary excellence, Of The benign in
ueucc oil hr sentiments ptomoliug IN every quar-
ter. attachment 10 the Union, ID the rejection
II lie pres ut Administrator itnm power. The
Gsl speech was made by Mr.. Webster, aud the last
hy Mr.. Wise, who ooneIudcd al hall past ten
o'clock. when the company separated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18
sYtsAYER on. $40 EN-

H7s+~Frr--yp - From lie subscriber on Mon
aggItS D, Ss,s3A day, The 9Th INST in Lynchburg,
X lG>N Setter Dog, Of common size,
s ..a,s ~ white. with yellow ears, aud onc
al III, ll -lees and shoulder yellow, with spot OF
The same color on lie hump. Any Information
concerning the above described Dog. viii be think
fully received. aud liberal Reward gwen for his
delivery 10 me in Lyqchhurg.
JOHN MALLORY.
June ID % #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18
CHARLoTTFsyILLr. June II.

Hctg Rdlns-We have rtely Witnessed such
'hehehdons Tall OF rain. tins region was visit,d
WIN nom 'as' saturday noon, uttl about day cak
SUNDAY morning. lie waller poured IN one inces-
SAM torent during the Mole lime. The cunseonen.
ees have been dsa,tr us IN greater or less degree
10 ever, hruer, whilst those who " no were located
on water courses have suffered incalcuIabIy The
te"ly rlonghed com Il lis have been washed into
hnnmeiahle guiIes-a VAST deal of lencine swept off
ana the crops al com, wheat AID tubacco on the
10" grounds iHundaed, add, in many Places entire.
" destroyed. The Ruanna R,yri vas swollen
10 adrgfee unknown SINCE The great csl,e IN 500 fl
G-fr'cd of about one half al MeriN elhrrs b,ldpe
anu we rear has done serious damage to the locks
and dams between Charluuesvdle aud IT'S nfontb.I
IEe bridge cross South RIVER at Wa>ne,bnro' we
leatn has also been taken off. and serious ipiufy
done TO other bridges between Inls place and Stlun-
tDH. iyr,eale
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18
Hands wanted mt the OttOn
E'Hc1nrV

EN MPLON VI ENr will b. gwen to s or 10 Cns
between he ages Of 0 & years, at the Lynch
burg Cotton Factory. Those hon the Country. IN
flnrilit OF or 6, will he preferred and none need
apply unless they can produce testimonials OF good
moral character from thu neighbours.
Apply al the Cotton Factory.
April ID Stiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18

ArFRAY At ST. Louis Mr.. Andrew j. DAVIS,
proprietor tbnt not edror1 oil me 81 LOUIS Argus
as attack ed oue ii the streets OF tia, Guy June
fst BY VIM. Darnes ~ no struek hun several tunes
on the head with an ron cane. itacturne his skh
in several plsc's ann rendering his recovery *.
ifrmely doubflul. Davis was unarmrd. Eahes was
was affrst,d aud committed 10 ptisun. bail beng re.
fused The cause Of the attack Was something that
had been lIlnitd IA said paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18
SECOND LOE OK BARGAINS,
Es.sE GszE.e'&!
Spr y 80.
Prices and sEe Times corrs,na,,.y;r.

DIN q. MEEM, Lynchburg. Va. takes pleasure
O ia "nnonpcIug To ms lIiends aud the public thai
he has just returned from New York with a secnpa
supply OF inng aud Sup.net Goods. which makes
ms assortment complete, Having been induced 10
make second TIP to The North thus Spflug fpm
Tie success met "lh IN iIe sales Of his fast stG,k
IL iiitiels himself that Hose wanting Cheap Goou
,.ay be s1lpilicd "Ih ans suit 10 the times
PLEASE CALL.
. Juae4 ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18

The son Of Jas. Lea, Esq. oil Petersburg died
IN he OH insi.. in consequence ni having been run
over h, the train f cars uf tie Petersburg and
Roanoke Raj Rooqd. He was endcaVafiug 10 get
upon tie nam TO ride. The going yeis slIw. Wien
ms bold slipped and he fell the wheels passing over
hsleg All anputaling an fnInziag itat the high
IN SUI a manner as 10 cause his death.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18

Vine Success IN NEW LONDON, (CoNN)-At
the ele,tlon Ion cry officers Monday. the Wings
earned Ihelr entire ucket. The whole ticket com
posed Of Clerk, Aldermen, Common Council, Shci-
IFS, Treasures, and all the minor ofcris. cho
THIS Is lndeeda Triumph city which has
been, unil recently, one Of the rnngrst Locoloro
towns IN the State. " y Express.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18

About lhity sayages belonging 10 The party th1t
attacked the Wagon belonging 10 F@bes's theatf-
cal company, near ST. Augustine. appeared before
For Seatle Immediately afterwards. alired III the
actors dresses aud dancing around The place, chaI-
lenged he soldiers TO come out aud fight. The gam.
sou was too weak 10 make sally.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18
HORSES EOls SAIE.

Will have al Elliolt's Stable % fine horses
suitable Tor saddle or hansss, winch, will sell
on accommodating ierms.-Those III need of fine
horses will please call and examine for themselves.
MICHAEL Cooley.
June Is - If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18

MAMMOTH DURHAM BuLL.-Mf. WINAN~ y GUN
CHAN, Of Sand Lake, Rensselaer, county. Y. has
an improved Durham Bull, winch, on the day he
became l. yearing, weighed 1926 pounds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18
.sanRcs River and Hama w IN Il
Co.'S Scrip.

4 WISH to purchase the above Money, the
4 Bondsol }. K * X. Coin my absence from
Town, Messt Mckinney ~ Mosby will attend to
lie purchase fot me.
HUGH MONTGOMERIE
March 30 tsd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18

The Rev. RoBERr NEWTON sailed from New
York Ia the packet ship George Washington, OF
LIS return 10 England.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18
June Is
Commission Business.

M l. oHef oar sriyices TO our itIrnis ~ d the
w ppbie for thr sale Of Tobacco, Flour &c. on
commission, aud will use our cXetlions to advance
the interest Of those who may he good enough to
employ =. & J. W. DUDLEY.
June II DIV #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18

PopuLArIoN OF BosroN The official returns
Of the Census, just completed, under the authority
Of the Commonwe of Massachusetts. makes the
population Of the city Of Boston To be $500.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18
FOR RENT.

fTTsrr93 THE Sto,e-H House lately occupied by Mr.
f5t.i f. Echols Book Store. Apply
l44A PAYNE & GREGORY
March - ~
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a fire at Mobile on the 81 iust. DESTROYED the ok
son Culfee House and West Ward HaIeI.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

HNll + subscriber offer his services TO his f. lends
4 aud the public generally Commission Mer-
chant. for the sale Of Tobacco, and will make liberal
advances requested upon the receipl Of consign-
menls. PAUL JONES.
June IS Is #
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Mr.. EATON, Minister OF the United States 10
S pain WAS, al the latest accounts, al Pa u.s. on hs
way home
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Ground Allan, Sail.

W. GEO. BAGBY x Co.
Dee. 10 Is
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Bueu4NAx, jane IL.

Buen4NtH, June II.
We ham hat The Bridge across New River at
Peppet's Feuy 10 Montgomery county. was s"ept
away nv a rise IN that river lasl week. II had just
been elected y. considerable cost 10 The owners.