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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-09

STATE NoMlNATloNs.-The Wings Of old Cen
esec have nominated CHESTER HANNUM, OF Pa
vilion, and CHARLES F. BRowN, of Alabama, as
their candidates for the Assembly, and HEzEHIAn
II. CARPENTER, of LIE Roy, for County Clerk.
The Wings of Broome County have nominated
for the Assembly JOHN B. ROGERS for Sheriff
Pu1LAyDER HOOPER; for Clerk, NATHAN P. WAL
LER.
The Loco-Focos of the Seventh District have
nominated ALBERT LESTER for the Senate.
ElGurn DIsTRlcr-Thc Wings of the Eighth
Senatorial District, held Convention at But
fao on the 18th, and nominated Dr. FREDERICK
F. BAcKus as their candidate.
In the Eighth District, the Loco Focos have
nominated DR.. PETER B. MURPHY as their cand-
date for State Senator.
The Loco Focos of Rensselaer, County have
nominated Thomas SYMoNDs, of Troy, CHAUN-
cEY IVES of Lansngburgh, and JOHN T. HoGE-
BOOM, OF Nassau, for the Assembly.
The Loco-Focos Of Cayuga County have nom
mated for Assembly ALvAREs TuPPER, CHARLES
d. FITCH and NATHANIEL VILus.
MADISON CouNrY.-The Wings OF Madison
have nominated for Sheriff BENJAMIN f. Bruce,
of Lenox; for Clerk, RoswELi. THOMPSON, of
Eaton for Members OF Assembly, JEREMIAH
BALLARD, of Lebanon, ALFRED CoBB, Of Sul-
van, and FEDERAL DANA, Of Smthfied.
NIAGARA CouNTY.-Ihe Wings of the g Gaia
ract county, have presented to the people the
following nominations For Clerk, DANIEL $.
CR,NpM1; Members OF Assembly, Thomas f.
FLAGLER and JOHN SWEENEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-09

SHAVE EAsY-A celebrated writer has defined man to
h shaving animal This doubtless far az relates
10 civilized man. out CIVILIZED shave shon
razor 3d e cannot Keep his good order iroat
stiop would Therefore, geatly hIa 10 our ,satsr
ha Saaades Patent etaLlc Taber and Razor Srron win
tore ne patc more than quarter Of century and il pro-
osoi ms no safnoi n giving that desirable keen ec. 10
patiently endured. TB5stnn Ne N' III ny "
Llhefry-stree 0o1i 'AaNu' aao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-09

The MIssouRl.-Fr the official statement it
seems that the I. S. Steamer Missouri caught
fire IN this way: \ coa-heaver named Sutton.
in attempting TO get a pair OF beam scales in the
Engineers store-room, knocked down wrench,
which fell and broke a dcmijohn containing
spirits OF tuEpentne, which ran through and fell
upon the canvass around the steam chest.
Another man named Clmn, who was below with
a lamp thinking 1t was water, attempted to wipe
it up-when the spirits falling upon his lamp
took fire, the felt caught, and in an instant the
flooring of the store-room above was in flames.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-09

70 PEiNcEAs NEW DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF FHUir
TREES, &c cultivated the Lunean Garden and Nurse
res Flushing just published improved FORM will
Dc sent gratis 10 every postpaid applicant and distant Etl-
:or' would lowell to notify their patrons, this compe.
hsnslrs pubLcstion NAV BE- Obtained without c.rcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-09

From the Boston Evening Journal, March - =. S ,enl.d
SANps's SARsAPARILLA i he success "iC ;r from
the application OF this remedy Tor all diseases @ -, pub
impure state othe blood rs frs ,ccodng
lie By Ae,srs. Sands Co, Druggists, Ne" iyy,ldus
tG line testimony Of many highly respectabe he Messrs
truly wonderful and strong proof 81 ld IL r-ceDg
Smith Fowle, the agents for this city are u} NAM
letters from individuals who have used 1t it msd TO
OF them HARM: been afflicted with diseases "s recovered
d are ANXIOUS to add their names ana 70 all whe
May Of these letters file and VIII hr No "
y.sh 10 see them oy calling at tie store Of the
Westinghouse. H., and efhcacf
For CONCLUSIVE evidence Of its superior value anu
see certificates published this and other cl
Prepared and sold, whnirsae and retail Au 9nidlnsS
By 4. B. SANDS CO, Druggists, t'fsa,e yofk Sod
20 Broadway corner Of Chamt-fs-sileet New 5 Est
also By A. B. s. D. SANDS, 70 tuI.oa,stses er boIs 81
bottle, for S. Original documents NAV De seen
One thing certanthose who h1 a|omSiioa, Dys
yerts Balm of Lie for Coughs, Colds, 100 booP'
p-sia Liver Compliant Bronchitis Asthma reInst
IN. Cough Sc are satisfied that the most
Tor the above diseases no." 1t use; u he We arr
not afraid warrant cure IN every instance r the edfi
son and according to directions. We woud l' lad cbso
10 testimonials from Physicians, Ciefsyen
who have been made acquainted WIN ITS sI,nd DR.. v
been cure. bv It's use We would also recon- the
Flemin-s Medicated Worm and Diariai Disin,s tn
and SPEEDY for the above be relied on
as cure for Worms, and also for Di@sFfG'a shu
plants Ia r.,ail q; me
Office OF Dr. Covert, l35 Nassau also by T. SColdag
ia Bowery: .. Sands & 20 II Eist Boad"e! sndoyeI,
"a Hudson stfeet Hill! POS feeaw a,i a. venue far
HI 9Th avenue; Wood corner i2st street and 80
lem, and OF T. Randall, Jersey City. pa and copy.
P. S.-Depot for ]. w AyIe's Black, Blue, he' 81"
ing laks, l35 Nassau 81. y. Y.
U City Subscribers, who Prefer no: being ed.t g., 81
weekly for their pay for this paper pay III hs7
months year the Desk of tie publishing ONCE
VIII have /! served promptly and at an early ho"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-09

10 shs Harlem R 500 80 shfs Farmers Tr.s3o u!
81 do Mutual ms. .l09
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-09

He WILD Boy or TIE Woops-Few persons are aware
ct the wonderful appearance OF this half and half brute
no.. eIlloitln at Peae Museum 1t indeed remarkable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-09

~ City Subscribers who prefer no; being cane O., 81
weekly for their pay for this paper may pay III adv the,
months year the Desk of the publishing ONCE
viii have It served promptly and at an early hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-09

The whole amount of property assessed IN Provd.ue. .
SCI 2oo-real Sill, zoo toe personal $40 O33 100 Tn
assessed SIS 900 The amcunt Of taN ON each 800 is a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22

.'ncfie, er.ai i III meeting On ,lir evening # the
liih inst. immrns. Mass Meeting. Of The lar
cesi held IN thai city. convened IN New York. tr
the purpose III -Apn sslna Their oplnons IN reference IL
the affairs oi Ireland I'm thousand persons supp
.sd ,ohave been present Mn,hornr rompkins Esp pre-
sided and among tie Wee Presidents eobsrr,e henames
II Moses &. Leonard, Ed. menlher Of congress, Eli
Moore. member. and other leading citiz' aud dis
,luculshcd politicians. 4 series OF resolutions "as a
dsped, highly Documentary Of the BRUSH government,
and especially ofthc announced pnrlu>s oi tie present
ministry in reference the demands Of the Irish Re
pealers-ieciaru. TIE right If the American people ito
sympahze with the oppressed Of other cmes, - and
their special duty iomanli.st that sympathy towards The
people Of tho Emerald lsle-An address the reore Of
France. i.yokng their sympathy for Ireland, also
adopted. Aaong the speakers on the occasion were
john Mckcon, Esq aie member Of Congress, Ma.
Dav-zsc, late n,nhsr Of the New Noh Legislature.
and Thomas \. Carr Esq. our late Consul al Tan
piers The speeches are more violent than the resou
tons II would SO folly deny the right Of the people
VI the ntcd States to 'sympa,hz-' with the Cypress
I'd If other lands i, would certainly be anomalous aud
unnatural. If :hey did not do 81. But in the present
ease cm bono My not the expression oi this sympa
Thy. by mlellng Tie Irish people precipate and I'M
mature scliun be rather Injurious than scrvceabe 10
them? II it would h,se tendency 10 redress their
wrongs, 10 restore their rlahts--or If they
in tho midst Of revolutionary struggle. and needed the
cheering yoce ot their friends other ands,- might
BE- srpcdlcnt To give expression feelings. But
when that Aprtsson ma, hurry them action btor,
the ripe and reard the very object they seek
to promote caunot but question the rAprdlcncy Of
these movements.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22
NEV GOODS! NEW GOODS /!
New opening ut tho
.y'esC China and Class " arg store.

~ RICHARDS & Co are now otcniir an AZ
~ sentiment of printed aud common Goods Al new
anddrsifable patterns just received by direct npofaiion
from liverpool. all OF which will he sold wholesale NJ
retail tho favorable crms. Purchasers are re-
speclnlly solicited In call before supplying themselves
else where. ind esamiho stock which CONSISTS partly
IF the following articles:
beautiful blue. green aud brown Dining Sets
Elegant white granite do do
Printed, painted aud granite Tea Ware gfca, variety
iealltn granite and printed Toilette Ware
Fleaart white China Tea Sets
do Fancy do do do 80. Sc and 81 prices
Rich French do do do Gold Band
Rich ca, Glass rccanters Wines, Jelies, Tumblsr,.
etc
Pressed do rumblc-s. ierttonades. etc.
PLAN do fevety description, together with
complete assortment, OF Stoie Ware.
Machy Visit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22
Trust SALE.
June %

A GREEAB1h 10 the PROVISIONS Of deed OF trust
IA executed 10 the subscriber by Abncr Snow winch
Is duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of the county
Of Campbell county, for purposes therein mention
ed, shall proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder. for cash
At the town Of Lscsyllle IN Campbell county Salur
day the 18th day Of July next the following property
Wit all ii his the sad SNOW right. tile aud interest
both real aud personal IN the dover present II
possession Of his mother, Polly Snow also two men
saddles, wonans saddle brdles, three OF
plough gcer, with the brides and backbans three shoy
ell pou chs three cunlters, three pole axes. three swim
gle trees and clevscs SIX killing hoes, aud Of brccch
ing als". all the SAID Snow n4ht tide interest aud
claim. right of his VILE III the dover properly consls
lng Of Slaves at present In possession OF Elizabeth
Brown. The title 10 the above property Ia believed to
he g~d bu, the subscriber Ill convey such c only
is vested IL hun trustee.
81 RWELL LEE. Trustee.
June % 3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22
BALTIMORE MARKET, June. If

CdiieOn Monday there Was only small supply of
Beet Cattle in natkei. The aggregate offerings at the
scales amounting II IL head. TIE sales ofihe week
embrace nearly all that l,rrd ON Monday, aud pre-,
are about the quoted We quot. the range s. %
quad to $50 $511 net few Il, adj Of very inferior
quality sold under the lowest named rste. and =
lew o extra quality taken pft,s ab.vc our highest
quotation.
Iioward street Elom-l'he demand for Howard .,
flonr has been pretty fair durlng Tie week, and We
have no change 10 mole in price. The sales ofoood
which price several transactions have taken paco mi.
morning, and We quote accordingly. The rcccp, price
ny cars SiS7i.
have been quite large. and comprise 900 In IN ono
obs fresh ground. all "r foreign cSpori-pau of which
has Been delivered and the reminder is to be manut,c,ur
ed In the course Of the rcAi week or ten DAYS The
sales mostly al $50, and more recently nj x537
per b here is Of course lt- no flour left IN the
mIilcrs' warehouses.
Ithem-Jhc receipts "f Penns, lyania WIpn,, this
week about 2.0uO To IL, 0OO bushels Of winch the
good la prime parcels were very generally sold at IL
To 10 ccns per bnshc Parcels aboundnc in suu, q,
not III good condition have sold proppulunahly ow.r
according Ia quality and CUndIton To DAY rtlccs arc
scarcely good. by halt cent per ushel and
We quote al ia 10 ID cents, with sales We ouotc
Md red Nhrals al "a | 10 cents as in qualiiy-no,
much coming IL. A sale to-day al | Gets
UhisEcy-Prccs have been steady at % cent, f,r
binds. and 70 cents for bbls. The market however !,
rather dull Tie wagon price ofLbls. q coats, .xcln.
siye OF the barrel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22
ltNt llANtit'
RICHMOND MARKETS.

At this season oi the year, very lte change is like !,
10 occur III the condition "f trade We have none To re-
cord during tn" past week oi special interest Business
being confined chiefly rthil. and Demands 10. Nor
ern funds being very small exchange nrccssaril, stands
low aud II IS not lmprobahIe with the quantc. ol 10
bacco no" guins forward. that exchange may be IN f,
vor ot lr2ina IN short TINE ihins hich even as a
possibility is most emd habt. and Indicates rare deg rec
Of economy ON the part o the people, that must ultimate
IS restore them once more ~ healthy condition The
sooner II the better. Tobacco, st nanfrsts ,
strange Of activity for which the reason is not
easy 10 be given Il II be lgimar tho result will be
Of the happlc>l kindf uth.rnS- will be disastrous
lvnchburG has afforded IN the past weeks the c1
tra9rdnary prices Of 80, so so and 80 for tobacco
raised IN thnt vicinity.
The crop. IN tolrrabc order. Tobacco ia in :,
prrcarious condition. Wheat locks well generally.
but is very lender aud in danger of rust. Conn though
backward is very healthy and firm. OF course no pre-
dctlons this time be relied upon as To the re- suit
We give below the quotations oi last week nnsltered
We observe, however. tendency to advance IN wheat
IN the West, which, II permanent. will reach the South
markets. Ricimond Star. al June g.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22
Juno >
fEsg 80 SALE.

4 GREEABih 10 the provisions Of a deed Il trust
a executed 10 the subscriber BY Pheral &. Hall
bearing date the 2nd Of February lSi2, and whirh Is
duly rrcoldrd IN the clerks ohce Of Camp5e county
of purposes therein mentioned. shall ptoceed to sell for
cash. the dwelling house el said rheftal q Hall IN
his county o Canpbcil, on "Wednesday the l0h cay 81
July next the following property. 10 vii: one bay
one sorre mare one four horse Wagon and gear all the
crop oi tobacco made IN the year ei 10y the SAID Hall
one COW and calf sA hogs three turuln. puugh. two
conefs one shovel plough grabbing huc five hill
ny hoes four aAes; three smines feather bct4
and furniture, one shot .un pouch aud flask pot.
one oven one trying PAM ct; set ot knives and
forks set oi plates; two dishes; pllcors hall
dozen cups and sanctrs. aud one sugar dish.
The subscriber will nyey such ttlo only as is vested
in him by the deed OF trust
Bt RWELL LEE, Trustee.
June % 3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22

The P,esid,ni's Iom-The Northern papers are
fill ed with accounts OF the Pr sidnt's visits 10 81. the
places oi curiosity amusement within his reach and
" lth What 5 sid and done these nnmcnuns coca
slos b, Ills FAcrllerc," and His EAcclcnc,'s fiat
icsrS NeheIlcvt our columns can be better occupied
than with such naus,ous details of hollow hearted syc
ophancy hand and of Inflated vanity the 9th
rr-aud NJ there fore emit them. The President left
New i"h on the 18th lust al about . T. NJ lor Bos
ton vi, Providence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22
" Altes1Ai =.

Married. on the 3oih ult by tie Rev YIN W Al
hs Maj. Nicuou,s H. llunsroN To Miss S,u,u \
daughter OF Gen. !. DillarJ, OF Henry county.
-, nj Christiaushurg. Montgomery ca. Va. ON
TUESDAY, 'h, Isl inst by the Rev. Mr. Il1Iderhr,nd
Nr InoS. ". M'C,scE ot Richmond Cn,. to Miss
EMEIInE A. daushle Of Robert Gardiner. Es,l. of tn,
burner place
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22

Official Rtinlor-Thc President who is said 10 he
early riser, avln. left his bed rather sooner than the
Secretary Of War, meeting him. exclaimed, Il am
be re y'a, Mr.. Secretary" Mr.. Spcnccrrplled. Yes
SIR, you are before me IN every thing. and always likcl,
ts be-. This incident ia gravely recorded in The Mad
iso"'aG II manifest that Mr. Spencer kows Mr.. 'ry
ter hike book and does intend to lose his hold upon
eihcc, So long sycophanry is the road to it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22

4 the best evidence the sulseiher pos.bl, CIV,
1 Va oil hls own npInion, AZ Ia the superiority Il tho
Fmno fortes whcl he oilers ut sale, aud IA orer tia,
"t'cts may have nn opportunity oi testing the matter.
lr PfoP@e' to place them "pon hIm IN the paruI, Of
such pesuns ~ nay be ThIoua III supply no emsrlvcs
with article. of the kind.
Iht poslponrm'hl 81 positive purchase otan, nNru.
uent whatever tot inv months. give the different
makers alr rlal would Al least do lhc purchaser 10
harm.
line addressed 10 the subscriber at Petersburg Va
would answer iusl a. good purpose ,Nctp Way AS !,
PERSONAL interview. slnrc he takes upon hrmsr The rsk
"i sclrrHhS and guarantees Ia please fcstrct
\ latse assortment always on hand. pNufds ct
thte" hundred have been sold by him. weni srl
litG md one J.. T. NASH. PicsJ,ug. IA
Ami Il At
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22
Me- w IsAL TINO DIRE CASH
ST(bpkE:

NEW BA LTlM u r. E SH
STORE.
1SRAEI. PIERCE, one doot below J. G. Meem,
has received his entire stock of
Spring Dry Goods,
aid in on the BEST TERMS which he will sell at
The LOUEST PRICES. even as low ax can DO
bought IN the Northern Cities. Purchasers will find
it 10 their interest 10 give him a call as he
Will ScIiJoW for Cash.
The following comppses portion Of his Stock:
Chnhs all colours from s. finest; large lot Summer
Casslmcres; Summer Cloths and Gambr,ons; Nierno,
Valencia Nsselles and other Vestings Pocket Hand
kerches Gloves and all otet articles Tor Gcntleuens
MouseInc de Lathe from Is. 10 fines Lawns and
Cling hams from Is 10 fnes Silks; Bon,azines; Cali
cops; Fancy ldks and Neck lies; Kid Silk and other
Gloves; B1nncs, l,ibcns, Laces and all other ar
iiclr, or Ladies wear.
Marseilles Qaills and tmls. Covers; D.mask Der
lies and Napkins, l2t cents; Linen Table Cloihs rm
80 cents to finest; Table Covers; Linen shifting and
Diapers large lot Of Cotton Piads aud Stripes with
all other articles usually kept in his line.
May % s;f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22
y d IT, T. A.

~ . re r..
- L Il : \ + 10 Il deed Of trust eSecnted 10 me
Z hy Iudwell l.. DaWsun which is duly recorded III
the Clerks Office OF Amherst county, shall. or the por
poses therriu specified. ou Saturday the End OF Jul,
neal proceed To sell, on the Premises
1R.ICT or LhND.
mentioned in SAID deed, IN The county Of Amherst, -four
miles north of ly0chhurg, containing three hun,
sircd and len acres, more or less u excellent
and; first rate Tohacco land io clear. lherc
very comfortable DIV FILLING NOT 81. good st,
bile aud out honscs. ! hose who wish 10 bry land
near lyuchhurg viii do well Ia attend lie snl, thr
land " II be positively sold. The terms will he one
thrd ON the first day q" September next, thrd on TIN
first Of day Of January next the remainder the first day
o June. lSii The purchaser VIII be- required To give
negotiable nnles sallslactorll, endorsed aud the ue
Lalned until the last payiucht made he title Of the
above land Is Hnqncstuuable. but actin. trustee |
shall convey such r Is vested III 10y said trust
deed JOHN II. fAllESON. jIustee
will sell, ut thr same lime and place. .one Peusha
Die Property belonging To the Estate Of ludWcIl l..
Dawson deed. Ierus made known the DAY OF sale.
WILLIS NJ. REA NOlDS.
Admr., 0i J.. L. Dan SON deed
Inno
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22
tend his aud believe IL
And then call nnsi s'cui
nov n. e.. PETERT

IN As just returned lron the North aud At present
IN tall receipt oi At unusually hter, cheap and
splendid assortment of
SPRING AND GOODS.
al his s. .HE ON SI.LND. consisting IN part Of the
ullowng artnes. VIZ WOOL dyed black Cloths the
most superior quality alm blue green, gra., green
aud various other .hades from 10 silng- tho first
article; plan black. blue black, and blue Ca.,nlerss
together with beautiful assortment II fancy Casslere.
Of rencl, English aud American manufacture; various
shades and qualities IT Merno Casslmens, plain striped
! and PLAID Gambroohs; Graf de Ete4. Ilneus. lin.u
Drills. and summer Cloths of every kind Irish .lncns
some extra fine Velvet. Satin and SILK V.4llnr; fancy
Merno Nesting. IoInes. Woollnct and NarsellIbs do;
assortment of PLAIN and fancy Stocks. Scarls Crayas
Pocket Iandhrrch g. ,osoms and Collars tia, Is mol
10 be surpassed by any IN thr market,
.IISO,
\ large as,orlmen, Of Silk Hats black and vliio Fur
p CaSslmefedo. uf the latest vie from Gs the finest
super ST r uapt; Panama trimmed; Children and
hcn's l.rghofn, Manila Pain Leaf do and almost
every article that can be called tor Saies Cutton and
Nor Cards, Of the very best quality Turkey red Cot
ton, aud blue Cotton arm. Of the most suprr"r dye at
very reduced ptlcr. together with the best assortment
Of EROCERIES
that he has had before which hrwlI offer very 10,
.HSO
Ten thousand poundso If COTTON YARNS from,
thebcS Factories IN the United States cheaper Than ann
n the market, large lot Of brown and bcachcdDo
lies and tallcacs from 4 els Ia the finest quality
BY means Of the kind and patronage rcceiy
ed last fall and winter, he has been enabled purchase
his entire supply ron C.lSIE and The pressure as is
well known. having materially enhanced the N
IE or C.lSH IN hand, tina, through lis inf ncncp ht.
has been enabled TO purchase and consequently will b.,
prepared 10 sell oil hIs assortment at rates which he
confident need only To be tpbc Acknowledged CHEAP
lie considers It unnecessary 10 say more concerning his
supply, especially Ia those who have heretofore favored
him with then custom, oeeanse he is well aware TIA,
the, as formerly Will Judge for themselves and of 9th
no ,4rf,lV lie he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22

o. The New York Herald draws vary just dis
t.cton between the receptions given to Gen Jscf
and Mr. Tyler IN that clty. Alter stating thai there
never hi De- .r"ltr ls,nmIase oi people ih,n
the Of Mr. Tyler, VISIT adds. ''ln the casr
Of President jacks ~. the p'rpe turnrd t. reeeiy.
him; pfetldent lyer, case the people turned out to
,ss his reception
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22

Orcdard Grnss.-Alr John Grouse has exhibited T.,
us several stalks TT very tall Orchard Grass cut from
h> farm near ,uwn-sunc of them ncasu rinp five
and halt feet in height, and the others not
mnch shorter. Mr. Grouse nt.rns us that this
Grass grew np'n high land. which, at one time poor
has been impovedby him We have heard i, Frequently
remarkrd-aud this is only one OF a number Of corrpb
oratin. circumstances ha, the soil in the nelp rood
Of this place is admirably adapted The cultivation Of
the grasses-thau which no crop more valuable or
yields TO the cultIvaor the soil richer remuneration
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paDR.Ss'as ,VSICIlq'.

nE it ordained, by tic bnitl ot com cnuu !. flr
, the corporaon IN common hall assembled that II
shall he the duty al every owner OF ottnpef OF any len
emcnl situated IN thus carprrlun. on every morning
(Sndays rNrrptcd,) 10 cause all duy filth otIer ot
cnsvG m,er opposite his her ~ Their premises, 10 b"
swept, whrn nrccs-aty 10 the middle ol such slIcrl
alley winch they SIDE, ID II s Il be- moreover
the duty Of The G,p'tlr. At the ssyrrll wIruhau,r.
thus cbrp,ritlpn. whenever notice even by the 20
Ice Mastcr /" proceed ohhNltI to have cher lots wag
gon yards e. well eleansrd uudof The p.ualsy d five
dollars for every ,Iulalon
The ordinance viii he igldly enforced
Extract from the minutes:
JESSE r. 81 RION
Master Of Police
June - ".