davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1844-10-09
NEw YoRK, Ot


Esiimate of Levy for ieAA
Sept O. Bonds given for advances to meet
current expenses by the old Common
Council PRIOR to the 18th May last uhe
time the new Board came into ofice0 $ss0,7o0 90
Bonds given since that period for same pur-
Borrowed of the Water
Fund" by the old Board,
prior to 18th May last, Sl7l42l 3s
Paid on account since that day, 65,647 10
- = - iio71s %
Amount to pay from this date to LIST Jan.
next, exclusive Of schools and interest,"
for current city expenses, 407 s2a "
Due for support OF Common
Schools, and to be paid be-
fore the LIST January next, S75,007 81
Due for lands and buildings
for school purposes, hereto.
fore ordered to be levied by
the Superv isors, 2a,26l 90
Deficiencies for support Of
schools erecting and fitting
up, as required by the Board
OF Education, under the Act
OF May y, is44, $780, os
(Of which amount the present Board Of
Supervisors have ordered TO be levied SSo
$50 gs)
Amount required to meet the interest on
the City Debt due LIST November next 100 900 90
By the Act Of May Ia, 1870, S400,0O0 City
Floating Debt funded condition
that annual tax Of $40 900 be levied,
and to meet which this amount will be
required on LIST February next, 10000 90
1919, ao,b7o 90
Due for support and education Of INDECENT
Mutes by virtue of the several Acts Of
the Legislature, Of April 10, 1928 April
80, 1896, and May lat. 1s4i, and now III
the Deaf and Dumb Asy lum, 1910 90
Due for support and education OF INDECENT
Blind, by virtue Of laws Of 1888 ch 2A,
and also laws Of 1899 ch 2o0 and In
the Institution for the Blind, b2l 10
Warrants outstandirg, S68,6a3 IS
Less amt on hand In Bank 81 2ss 87
- ass7a 81
-
si,7so.o77 a.
Deduct estimated revenue from sources not
pledged for interest--being collections
for arrears OF taxes for le42 -: receipts
from Aims House and Cleaning Streets, IS 600 o.
Total Levy necessary for City, sl,72i,s77 Il
Necessary TO raise for State Tax, by virtue
Of Acts Of 10Th May, 1872 and 7th May,
ls4s " cents per 500 the former Act - .
requiring 10 cents, and the latter cent 1853 eoo 20
S,psl,ass ~
The New York herald., 1844-10-09

FoRagR ARRESTED Joseph b. Coils, of Brim-
field has been arrested in Northampton tor forging his
fathers name to note, with which he obtained five
hundred dollars at the Northampton Bank II IL said
that also obtained short time before $500 at the
Ware Bank, on forged note
The New York herald., 1844-10-09

kSx FOR NEW ORLEANs.-To succeed the Am
m43H laota-The fast sailing ship TRENTON Captain
Cotting, will positively sal! on Saturday, Octobei l2
This splendid ship has accommodations for
bn second cabin and who will be taken
the lowet rates Those desirous berths WIN require
to make early application boad Pier No. u r. H.
- JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South street.
NIB The subscriber will have regular of first
class ships sailing every five days. above port o4ec
The New York herald., 1844-10-09

az EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND, IRELAND
S3&\ SCOTLAND AND WALES.-The Subscriber ha,
Kingdom JOHN HERDMAN, 6l South st.
B. Passage and from Liverpool can be secured al In.
lowest by any Of the line Of packets sailing the 6
iv2l &c ~ = '~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
4 HARD IiIl.

Mr.. J. q Adams II will be remembered mover fails
10 give Mr.. G, j nge.sol lick when he gets within
striking distance. he Pena-l lyana donagogue has
caught again in The illuAlng extract from speech
delivered by Mr.. Adams in Massachusetts,.
"N1th The nation II Great Britain, more than three
score yeas bygone We had great and terrible war In
that war the Jnstlco and judgment Of God were IN ON
side. In that war. George Washington. Beniamin
Franklin, Samuel Adaras. John Hancock Patrick Hens
y, Richard Henry l.. lbunas jefferson, james
Madison, james Munne. and othor kindred spus were
the leaders ui our auues and lbe res Of o councils
lhe tIarlcdi0r al the SANDER which am nav denoun
enc, vas lhcna helpless infant for whose lie aud lib
ey, and cyl and pltiriI rghts tl,se Statesmen and
warriors were degotHg tbe tolls and shedding their
blood. Vice. the log and tempest e that war Mrre o.
yer, aud Haven and Nature were sniling upon the
bud, man Was found in the State Of Penusy lyanla
Who had grown up IL manhpod during thai tremendous
Struggle, eiuyng graluilausy all HE Dressings for
which thnse patriots auI hcres had paid 50 dear price,
Who was not ashamed 10 declare. in The face Of his con-
try aud tae word, laa Il hr had been during that dread
tai conflict oil acting ag he would have tha side
o Great Brion. HIS opinion necessarily implied that
II lis judgment tie warriors aud Statesmen whom
have uanttd, @fe IIaors - ibe.f country, no. finley
had had her deserts. would have been hanged and
dawn and 1pa-tere, AMI enb9welea on ybum hill in
/ the ouy 81 London. u no hat nan Was, Mr. [. j.
lnyerso.l can tell"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
3aoltttCaI.


FROM VIRGINIA
MILTON, NEAR ldenNoNp, NV H.
an happy ealu1h 10 escape irln lie terrible labor II
the eifetnn scenes Of Now York ey and inin The tn
multi al the press. 10 the refinement and tnIo of r
aro but yeti cannel quite dvesl mys-lt Interest n
HE contest through which We have nassedaud 81 rakr
np the pea 10 drop Yen ne ~ t~n. II VAS pm Ia
ace aud 10 hear o,efy where came along IN phla.
delphai Baltimore, Norfolk. aud elsewhere the disar.
pontmeHts and the sad hrpb1daps all our political
tiendsu accounts al The fatal result An ndeserluue
melancholy hangs over the pceple. They anticipate
some great eaiamlly.lt my be oregn aRr, may be
EVIL eammallan, they ksaw not what They see IN the
elements u leN2s and Ocegen PREGNANT dangers tho he
ginning or tue cad 81 hich II Impossible 10 sfesrez-
%" female nlind IA nclucaar, ever cugusaul II cons
NJ danger, All stsiago ID rrba nsrl feels AMI suffers
lfoa the uncertainty aud anxiety tal dwell uprruust
/ ia the public thought. hopa however fn the best
have devolaaul belief that HE eaad Providence hich
tas 81 lonL watched oyvt "a II VT watch over The
country and turn evil 10 gid.
The auuoAauun oi Texas. Which lns npon as how
lnovitthe, mast Wafk revelation IN the etta AMI lead
ing Stale o the uan, aud n working reYuaaun here
ultimately Wah one every where ia the slave huldma
Sats. Virginia can never sustain hersei as She Is naa
he atueAa1'h at Texas must dtala this Sluto o much
al It's hes population. Farming VIII elaees lele. ,sa.
Mt s'a9d in competition viii the ne.l bdfus free labor
al The Nurh, nj viii the eh c1an ana surar pr,aae
Ing linas VI tbs Us@ sale, Texas. Jhe hfai effect
lr'o m0ai he ntge.uH ct The vaiGe u real property
nun emigration, aud the eFN the Abolition # slavery
nrmrai7ry to thc Introduction OF aauhem free abyt.-
! ne enl1mliuu must lo LARGE, Il loal mNilies-6 f
when sIa'c property bfcuWas loss and loss IN vaae tue
BuEna inclination vii be, mol e. sell tia slaves. aud
lhoN To bronx oPela Huu'ly ues, bali - win them
Ia irsh. ''gia lame. where ail ran he lan3s u.riy
supported. ashley Inv been auyritnta IN ud Virginia..
Sa'a aa en- sfat'n, rs aasaPae Il 'teNas. when irX
a has lle eed IT lie l'aa thrown u,ef her. mnst re
dare Tie rrieei usiola els#fed AID WA ott hnhs.
Ia TIE ire" aI thr eafemn6at Nddsm Nia"u4ia Ill.
Ha7' - b'r1stn, aad ihus erP here, u this Tempe.
rae cHHaic. h4ftbcfn emigration. Ittty Uue ia IL
zail sffFs II ne tube c.psI7flr{ II ths end toitAn
}sn hha". Is nj o any rAteHt Tie TTaduetian uf -
ma laiars5 h. casfd qterllna pretiele fraduei
10 he i7ro"f, both 3m sleefssvs il'uus ~ tie rrlps
md "l % efeat competition an htiirr alils. Wheat
Is ho" The 'alY CON thaI cematuds endf money. and
n moeY Tarts ihe stale tbs or F. lo is ye5Y unctf=
tzln an oven Il corlaa n Price ae9mcs IN les conl#
feuc.a with lie loh prairie production "a ln is. ftea
aeds hat cost only dalIaf and o.af,,r nor aero -
Naturally lbca, Virginia slave omgfalIur must be i'm
Irersc l#nAld ih5 iisl aads ii I.x5s and 50 df5nr,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28

81 bad ralhef be right than President" Henry Clay
10 Nj Preston.
We have been asked how will Nh Clay bear his de
lran To all upuefs We say read the qnoiallon which
heads This paragraph aud gel your answer. The came
noble spirt winch dictated that remark Il Mr. Preston
influenced Nh Clay during his long lnl arlous pae, life
When clouds lowered upun hlm. her friends desert
ed hin when arrows VI ralnnny flew thirk aHd fast
b1ut hin, he stood firm aud nndaoulcd supported by
his own brsve and hones heart As lie stood den he
will stand na~ lie "h7d rather be right than Press
dent, and he knows that lie is .nght y He knows
that during the whole contest his course has cen omen
honest aud manly; that he has pl!iefei with no qnes.
non, aud with no man or sci ot men; that 10 all pprsons
o all rauhs in all sections oi tie county, he has eA
pressed the onluns which he cnlenains: aud he knows
nat thase opinions constitute the policy Of this Gov>
enmeHL Mr.. Clay, moreover, knows that he has re-
ceIYed The unbooghi sniagfs OF noble party
Ct nailfd ia tleIr c5uutfy's party whose ouy
regret nov IS that they ad snecred placing him
H. thai position which, while it would not have confer
red additional honor al hm woud have enabed him /,
{ ner prosperity aaI honor on tae cJuntry.-psi crs
burg itcHigeicer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
EMPLOYERS AND EMployEp-ro, som

EMPLOYERS And EMPLOIED.- For sumo
cause o'her there has been growing feeling Of hos
tiy between these persons, which designing men have
not failed 10 PROMOTE and extend. The pour have teen
tainted with ihrlr snheClon TO 'assocated wealth.
and told 70 sfhs. when they had the power at those
who grew rich upon The sweat 81 their brows.-Now.
every man in this country may grow rich if he =,
No one prevents Kim. Our wpallhlest men -
York are the immediate descendants of the .,,o
people.-One may in early lie have , IL
pack another may have been tail =, ,a,bas ,oaa'
another buher, another sail .aler ~ L.,t :;
rot mechanical profess III in the city which has no,
"H representation II the ranks OF the new arisocraey
u '"e iaN''aP IAN wishes see what his own chi
uf'H t'oss tatabIy are day lobe, lie, him stop tno
,'I'' " 'nhA'"ay and gaze al tbs splendid .quipsgts
whi>h r hy, and lti hin, take survey Of me ms
ccsy dwellings, IN the city. Ia carriages like these hi,
posefiy q" the neN generation ail ride-perhaps alas
10 be as"ned Of the aeats who reared their Lelpes
infancy. lfUa San.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
REGlHgss.ys. LAW sCssO<sf

'ENifE subscriber has established Law School in this
cliy The term having begun the lst instant, and
ending on the last day ii April next.
he Current course embraces the outlines or general
principles, Of the Law or Nature and Nanns--of Con
sl'utonal Law-and ollhe Municipal Law Of irg-
a al Some len9h and will be il1wedby another Course
" more technical and practical character, extending
'ou ~ another term, ani embracing Of the most
n!of'ahl branches Of our Municipal LaN-iogeihvr
WIN Tue subject "i Pleading Practice, ana Eyldeace,
"',e iafseiy and mlnuley considered
nv Tue same time, 10 accommodate such students as
J o' eno0Se 10 Prosecute both these courses at fall
sS''' 'ofie VIII be condensed Course embracing the
''s' essential parts of each : them in snrle term.
ana mere viii be short additional Course Of Rhol-
p,c embracing the principles u the art more particular
l. aplea 10 Forensic Augmentation; which may be Ia.
'',S aGVanisgeously in short sumner term at
~. emu u either OF the other Courses OF Law; o. not
e"rn.,'"aoy, al intervals daring its prueresa.
"c ee ior Instruction viii be $50 f5r he Course Of
IA" 'pr The term, and $50 for the Course ol Rhetoric
payable in advance
tho pPI'calioos may he made by letter. OF personally to
nm ,p'si'oer al ihe Po~haan House, at his ii "a
Main S'''' avn ao'r io'" ''e c'''sf ."
D., WM MAXWELL.
Richmond November l9h ~.
,te W eentemen intending 1t enter the School during
G sem Term, may do most conveniently on 0! be-
reol e ISL Gay OF january next when the Course will
we sn'ItGl OF Municipal Law; and The fee for
the term WI We io' o' '"e ie'N1''Dei '"
Richmond, Nov 25 en-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
Erom De .ll-rnndlin nn.eNc.

We have received from some If our friends in tie
Northea Ntck Of ghia, copies oi lie hand0lIs
lated IN Il elton Of the country, previous 10 the late
election. j be copies have teen furnished Tor republic.
ton in our columns, that the public may aad know
the means esofed TO- for the attainment Of the election
Of Mr.. Polk, and the d feat Of MI Claybnl we have
not the space to spare for such stuff aad be con
tent with this reference 10 their character. They com
ss Of tie lowest appeals the hase passions Of the peo
plethey describe Mr.. Freinghuysen las Puritan to
the * euI Of Prescribing all oiiei religious s,cis u mis-
own"-they charge Mir Clay with every thing vie acd
odlnus-and sueh like representations usl Ct these
publications, We are ihlorHed circulated under the
franks OF hr Posi- Master General Nlcklna AMI Mr..
Senator Nalker-aud for issues of political malienty
and misrepresentation. arc uncqnalled. Fortunately
these connections had b little effect in the reg ion Of tie
State where they were mos, circulated, and from hence
this notice Of tRtm emanntS; hut who can say what in
nuencu h.ey may have had IN other quarters and hos
many igngrant voters iGey may have misled and de
eesed! NQf do we believe that the " hgs Intensely
areyet aNareoi half ihr poisoned weapons that ws1e "
sed, duGng The late cahiest--and hcA wore the more
venom ms, because they were kept ceneeae Victory
on such terms Is mol worth having deal cat be t.rn
With tIndnlduy and unyG,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28

Andrew Jackson. at the Iierniiagc, on the Goth of
Oclu7ef, 1914, presented Gen Arnsltnr his old fel,o,,
soldef, win lile eHnri worn at New Orleans Aoeye
witness oi he scene describes il exceedingly nlerrs
."g AID affecting. w easily Conceive OF ia be
Ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
,tG..g U2Vfa.

600 SACKS my dlsshargng frlm HE B'q'.
SUO uu,on. Paul Fry anl r l.. Mlrde.-f'I
SHE low, al the old stand Of 8ayd. Ean5od y g., ga
he Canal ny EDMOND, u .SoN y o.
Nov. y Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
JUST OErE.V'EU

Y vafIely Of lels, among winch vii he Flnnd lIead
"A pmaments, Necklaces, Breast pms, Button Clasps
Head bands, beads, &c. Sc.
}. H. FTrZGiBBOS.
Head QmrtfrS
Oct IS Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
CosmlsaisNloner's sale at Ncgrors.

Yilue ofa decree Of the circuit superior eoaft Of
\ law and ehaueefy, fer the conaty Ut Campbell,
mde at the October efm, ISL Of said courl pr1aoun
eed N The chaneey snin "DnN idde and vile Vs. Buys
an y at. therein depeudue, viii be sod in front ot
Campbell Courthouse, on Monday the 9th day ot D.
cemher neN, (conrl day. hs way oil public auction. to
the highest bidder, the nau3I Slsli rs. namely.
My woman and her child Mary. RArte woman
aud her child Fanny, Esther ed aud Anderson boy.
they beng the Slaves Ia the b mentioned. with uue
lacrosse ot he temae'h5fn since ha institution u the
sui, on credit Of twelve monihs he purchaser or nGr
chaserN giving bond with approved security.
JOSIAH SHEpPERS0N, COME
NV. 1tv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
go DW,. sg.ssscrle Friends.

~ f WILL give the highest Market prices for
w Dccon, Wool, Wool 2os, Feathers and Gees
Way. u. T. 1iNSLEY {, CO.
.IGly q L,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
J.ILOES ksg.EsasOS Ssss'S
yJrAJ-oRY.

AT his old stand three doors below the Market House.
IYNCHHUEG. Va.
Oct. rs ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28

Cash for wheat.

I WILL give the highest Market price for Wheat
Farmers are respectfully invited to call on my
Store, bciJ:e' Cling or engaging their crlPs.
E.J.BURTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
WlI. MAXWELL,

AnaisaansiIc Candies.
SorEhiOR TO WAX OR SPERM. FOR SALE
I,na REED s EMIERSONS'
10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28

.pf virtue at the PROVISIONS oi deed ef trust, bearing
D date the l1tl dry of Auenst, 1871 executed by
stephen ID Bowen 10 the undersigned rs trustee, for
purplsos therein stated will, Friday ile goth day
Of November, 1911 aiihe residence of said Bowen, near
Pedlr Mills. IN Amherst cuuny. proceed sell, Ia tho
hi hest bidder, hr CASH The five SlJves thereby
yeyed, viz: Achilles male Slave. Sally woman, Sol
ompn Likely fellow and wu likely boys Sopeo and An
drrsln Als1. all Tho stuck ii Hugs. Cattle, Horses,
Males Cows Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.!
&c.
rho tiie ia believed he unqnesliaaed but the I'M
dersgned viii o1agey only such vested in hin by
The SAID deed. JOHN THOMPSON, Jr.
Oct II ,29N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28

PURSUANT Ia ihe provisions ofa Deed of Trust
4 executed Ia tie subscriber. by lhnuas Il Snr,d Il,
SECURE certain drats therein menfppfd whle said derd
Is duly rec fled IA the Clerks 0li.r al B,,if5ra comfy
coun shaii oief iur sale. ir ,uj DAY If December
neNi Tor cash. IN out OF the Aarkgthcuse in the town
OF lyRchurg certain negro slave named Ahram 8,
OF 40 years al ACE. And the Sd day Of / ecenber
next II tar, II not. iheneNt tar day thereafter nj the
late residence "I I. H. Snead, the following properly to
wit: Two House Wagon. one Mich taw. other
head OF Cattle. head ol Sheep. 10 bead Of Hogs 3
Feather Beis and furniture, one Sbe.bnari Nahaea-
N.Y. mn Folding Table and small 'fahlrs. Clock /
duz Nindsar Chalfs, aud all the fable and Kitchen
Furniture; aso | Shot Gun and = new Boats with the
utensils thefeuu'o BELONGING. 81 much krreof as may
be necessary 10 pay eli aud discharge the debts secured in
said de d. and tie and charges attending the said
sale. The Tile IS believed 10 hn gnsd but acting rs
ltnsee shell only convey such tle is vested IN me
by the deed aioresa!d
CuANIE CARTER. Trust
oet.3l t3D
HEfV ~. ", .yI4f3sg ipsps.
JU5l REfEUED II TIE Bll.-
ILH0HE CASH STORE,
lfScHErEG. "a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
Od2l


JO9 >, = ~ - r.. - ~. Dfl--
1ht2a''' t.f8H IoRh,
iA"cHfrEG. "a.
Ez9AgsEG. aZAI! & CO.,
importers cad E.ee!C.& i5s sEesnfe eg...f
,s,,,.,, 90 . = sss'''''
IN - - s''..'i''. w ~ "''5f ""'"7
''l ''.', t,' arr ''" '9ft''iaa very
III 49, =, ~ ''"gia'
CIV .'' " N' .N 49, '' '.5'l W. 7'A IT'S 'ail"s'd
q w. ,'.- ,. ~ n ca 70 " '''i I'1ea3 '"2at
t.' AIS HhttA hkONA,
IN ad'
...s.2 .s ''y''.'..- is,1' s4PP-its
49,. 49,. ,..' '.'.l '.'''l'l' lal
a's " ," =f'' 3'." WY e'5i' a.ia''se 9f'f eN
- osa.' '.'a5' 81 .'.s 'g,5i c"'1ai5'
~ - ~ - i'' f.i
- '.s '.' ,''' "a ~ ess 81 ""gg !" -o2a
5.,! d.! Nj y. e!'Isd y eal'i.ae L. ~ i9f cAsH
,..,,,.., ~. IT.
,.-5s ~ 49, '.'ts' ~ r. .i!'4 IA
- - .'', ar
''' .'e =. ''' - '''.'..'1 si''t' '' ~
,' " - -. ~ - N't a. sis >Niso&E
s' .'' ,''@' me -,ol'','a ,"lft5 YIN
o',.' not VI 10" al's''' al
.,.55.. -. .35''.'
anu, .aN ana .'.'''l'u -
- @.' ~ - ~ f'a''s- i''N5s nom -
p.,t3#tt,s. ~ ,...l. +, H.. 49,.
,j 80 ... ..,,45 T., 49,. ~" ''a '''''
lit'sil lizf.A - pieces lgsh loans Of 'he bes
imar. asra .a,sr - ,Io fa ~. ',,, po,
- -. .4. i,I.ttt - i w. ~ nv - 80
i.' 10 ans "''ia[. al ., per yaFa-'2 d" DO Tor
-, -. > .,'
4 0A@ Aa u e]5s - 80.
- SelE aiag a'sal,'nf9' o si.odd SILKS for
10, =. .''4 s.4'0 40 '''i d
stI = ~ spp a. 6, ~, 10 isSt'pr,
..I ''s '"u41s
81, s.. h,,l 49,, pI=,n eu,,tq,,a,,
Sj.4rk \%0 ~ ~, RIttll nam, ,,i>.rS 10
"a. s,ly - -, 5,i -. - - - 10"
CASaAlrRR ig COssE-5Ii,e w taas, nv. i
I'm, Inst Psrgsf,It. 49, ,rll;a ', ron. 5'. am,
lr,.l oe5ant s,.s II ,,,,s r. I,,ia., d.,
tnr.cd.
REP GA>iiAIERE-ao# enlir, oe,y s,,o md oor
alnly beautIuI n,nds for IadIe,, dr,sSaS a"' WI
CASHMERE POaIPEDOU "a new and sDlendid
article. 'i''""''
CASHMERE Bp0CADfS-a yb,y hands,.ne s,yle
of so.eis 4aI very ch4ap
AFFGIlI% Et1f2 lar Ia,,;e., .r,sssy - ,o.,, cue,
tai- seii,.Is anl rary f,sIi,ss5i.. ~ i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28

4 MEXICAN. 80 tisfl and German P,t(amoi Soaps
4 a iir shaving or Washing, Ia qaanic, 10 sui, pur-
'aasff7, al i'll liFIHGiBBON,
Iicd Gaeute $.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
g'S s.EEsEsEE,RS.

4 SUPPLY Of iiog Skins, " rocco Skins. Web
u bng Blts, slirmpa, Buest4 Bosses aud variety
ui ohrr Good, required By Sadiers ns opened and E,r
sale ei,ap II. u. x ". y. RICHARDS.
Sent . is
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
Now Neady.

|. PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE: The Ques.
ton Stated aud Considered: BY n. GREELEY, is
Just published in large, close tract of 10 pages
Price 81 per hundred, SIS per thousand. This
Pamphlet aims present suecinct and lucid sum-
mary Of the argument for Protective Tariff, meet
ing and answering the adverse assumptions Of
1Free Trade
ii. THE TARIFF AS 1T Is, compared with the
Substitute Proposed ny its Adversaries; being n
clear statement Of every material provision of the
present Tariff, with the reasons for imposing
higher or lower duty on nearly every important
article. The several clauses contrasted with the
mischisvous ard defective provisions of Mckay
bill. The purpose ofthis Tract is to show the benefi-
cal effects of Protection and the utter mpossibilit'
Of affording even Iacideahl Protection by Hort
sontal Tariff: Price 81 per hundred, SIS per thou
sand. Orders are respectfully solicited, by GREE
LEY g. McELRArH, Tribune Office, NewYork.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

a.,.. who. during the progress of my Journey mas
sm.d b;m from his fami, and from hs country, we
..nnot hut feel and deplore the great loss winch We
h.vs all sustained. share largely with YOU, lei
iov cir,z.ns and il is shared by tie whole Un'on-
Z q his brrraved fa'nv and 10 you, Offer assuran
-. of INV sinc-rest sympathy and Coincidence.
We are about feiio.. citizens, finally 10 separate
Never az ain shall behold this assembled muitnoe
No more shall l. probably, ever see Inc heauthu'
CITY O, th- Oaks. Never more shall mincle 10 '"g
delightful circles Of ts ho-pl'aoi. and "cco'P.i>ie"
;nhsbrants. Bu; YOU will never be forgotten III Inn
hsar, of mine Mv visit Ia your State is an epoc',
in NV life shall carry with me every where ano
carry back 70 INV pa,rlo'io State grateful re-
eollecrou of the Kindness, friendship and hospitality
WHICH [ have experienced generously Mt your
hands And Whatever ma. he nv future LOT or des-
tiny. in retirement or pi,bic station, IN heah on
e;ckncss, in adversely prosperity, y"u may c"un
nnon m- as an humble but zralous cooperntor VII
Won in al! honorable struggles 10 replace The 1oV'
erurn-nt uf our Country, once more. upon eoiio
pure and patriotic basis. leave with you, all maj
|, ;s in INV power tu offer, my irrvent PRAYERS ina
pne and al, n; YOU NAV i've crowned with The choices
blessings of H-avcn hut YOUR day may h- srneih'
ened ou; tu the utnost p":ipd nj human existence
thai ,hey uss b. nn-loutad. happs and prosPrrous'
and that hen ;nIs innrysl career shall ierm'nae
YOU may be- translated 10 Il better aud brighter
world.
Farewell. f.ow.ci,izcns, lades and gentlemen
an afrcrionarr iarewrii to uti nt Sou
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
UPPER TOLlCE,.
: rrRr,rs SsNyA.r-N .cloIas sebaaI

4 rrRrIys SrRvANr-N'cholasS SchnHpp, a w's
tor m .ie ho,l.e @ nran. 10 lS'h ';''t a.si hr'
- o--..ri by lfir-r lvf - .iG cIuuttee q Jg'ta
" ~ ,,'. lie 81 '.. = ~ w-'-h s.i ch a
5ti .r, enr-ring. HrrEsf pn'. -ip So N inGel, {
TafIr q: Mu>Ef -Nii,i ht ''"En0ii' laG'
nnother who ESCAPED. yc;day lf l. pn tle tie tGa I
,ue, ScHurn of rto crt Han. urE ,iic .iu- az
-, 5I n liver and bl uud t- lie Wa p,u>"'t, '"e'T
los lawrence II. tlGascuu when Aicilemot ildo"H, s>
~ LET bun; NJ 80 gold and liver ttSn' 90 ni aai ~
,ct lie naucci over to officer FaiAc ana eosml
lei hv Justice Ginrst to pf.'n
KpEfANIsM EEBtKtp.-A n"tfd reiilhf, naFtt
- po,re,, .r,ke m the windows the hou,e Of Y,
I"o !see No Ie9 Truce street, with 'ore> he huie
~, ,.t them one If when kcockci down chi He III
nre.ted md fined so. ncGGs costs ai III ueisuN oi a.
n.c.t N,ns committed Ia pflsON