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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

Hoe is Done john Wentworth. Esq a mem,
Der OF Congress from Illinois, is also the editor Of the
Chicago Democrat; and in some of his letters from,
Washington published in that paper he be'rays sumo Of
the "seeres of the prison house" at WASHINGTON. and
exposes the oack-sair Influence by which removals and
appointments are regulated. In a. letter dated March
'in ne gives an account of an interview between the
Illinois delegation in CIngress NJ President Polk on
WHICH oceas"o lie former presented the latter list Of
persons To be appointed, aud they accordingly pub
'sGed before the President himself is prepared to an.
nounce them !! Mr.. Wentworth says, the Illinois del
eealion had great difficulty in agreeing upon the ind
vlduas, IN consequence of the "greedness for tfce"
and The number Of aspiranls; bu, finally the follows
ing list was made and handed 10 the President
who, we are told will make the appointments accor
dinghy:
James Shields, Supreme Judge, was recommended
'or . commissioner Of the General Land Office
samuel fiackt ton. OF Fulton. tor Surveyor General
u L. Gregg OF Juliet for United States Disric. Al.
tSiney.
s. Il Anderson. (ate Lent. Governor, J Of Mt. Yer
non, jefferson county, for Marshal
George Mixer, Register at Dixon
w. h. Russell. Register at Danvie.
Thomas Dyer, Receiver at Chioapo
William u son, Receiver a, Palestine
DIR. Is. Berry, Consul To some f,reion mort
Brax'on Parish, Receiver at Shawneeown.
n; w Alexander Register at Palestine.
W.: !" nappy' Postmaster at Jacksonville
Alfred Hinton, Postmaster at Carrolton
VIM NJ jackson, Register at Cbicaoo
. MANoh - nc delegation have united on Mr..
back'nios Fas Superintendent of the Lead Mines.
'onn 1en,sn ior hecever at Dixon in case of removal
and l. r. Mooers Tor Postmaster al Dapvile
1.-The candidates for Posmas,a, a, Cb;o.no
a6eil, Jones iurnep. John Bates, DR.. Kimberly. A
Lloyd, Isaac Cook atd Gen. Slewar,.n -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

II ARLINGTON. AIHT TIN, 1919.
The fJllosing changes have been inside IA your cry
Mr.. Van MSS 10 leave ihe Custom House. and Mr.
CuJdiag,on takes hts place; Ilemanas Blocker is 10 IL
hisI,al. II is not yet dccdrd Tho be- POSI- Master
oher charges have undoubtedly been made. but have
aui been able 10 learn what they
learn ffum the Navy Department that the L. States
ship Columbus will be fady ft sra by the 10Th May.
She 10 take the lion. A. H. Eseelt. Commission
&c 10 CANA The appointment Of Mr.. h.. iar this p,si
Is neat1fj as mos, esc,ent one lie piesesses ex
ieus,e dpomslc experience, is thoroughly sersed IN
International law, aud may rest assured the Amefl-
ran people Will find lir able and faithful repr,sen
aiise. The literary World may expect filp him vslu
,he acquisitions reative O the history, literature and
'usionls ol thai far distant pfople.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

a Loc9oco Congress Charleston Mercury is
rather sarcastic on the spirit Of economy and retrench
ment manifested by the late Locofoco Congress II
says: with infnte labor and mounting, the Demo
cratic majority cut down the pay Of the Yves, Point Ca
diets 81 monih-voed themselves SIS 600 worth OF
books 10 @a-and appropriated t,co millions 10 Internal
hnf'ortmsnss-a purpose to which they have declared
many time Congress has power to appropr;.c the
public TREASURED"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21


GEN. JACKSON AND MAJ. Wn trv.,a
We are glad 10 le,rn. bv ia. e.no.,..', 10
the f,i,ndiv ,,,; s s'ueie, that
''"''"' so 'o'g sooss'ihs between ihesa
s''n are sill unmI ain d-aId lat rers.ual in.
efa'inde ON the part Of une Of them is not a, IN,
VI the political pruscripiion of The o,be,.
~ 81, ~. ~
c " VIC ''@''o"" "teMgeneer
To parnct,nb N liz nas J,s ralifd my aii.ntur
instant" III which the editor Of that Respectable pnrna
ao't''hg 10 my recent renewal from Office, in conns,
"a WIN an a'on ade by another journal the re,.
ses ,s n",' ~. 'srk'"n and myself. express
c. To- .','' "'o'u mol nave been removed if
,na i.. e' ''u o' "'o'f'o NJ assehied 10 It," llav
,sos,ys,v "a 'a'efs maj 'he IDEA has been tx
Tho ,.,i,nns " ,n,,r J"'oge nao isken place in
b.. '" intimacy ana mutual rohhdence which
and nv hs, Su'ssa aras'tn Cen jackson and my.
mo- :. III 'ee' Que bot 10 Zen Jarkspn
Tho hos, ;, ,d, Of doipy % h.,s s,d.,,a,. As
s".,la - ...ll n,Sch -, %n"e1aAeo 10 ran-
III N''.s' !. ,,n,n .'.,.a " my Ppfae'ed
GA yeyy ,ccn, dat. auressed 10 me by Gen %"tlS
ulcl, villenahl. TO - hi, In nl,s Ex g. ya.i son.
been any aba.meu, am he ,, llys. f.e,,uax "as
and curJ,al f,endshn ,hib Inv. rn,,ed a.. e. "a'hF
than n Third or n cep,r,v O'e
The cll,ving ,uo ,,a,.,,,,, -,
dated l,b r,hna,v las, ''' eN''"'' VI letter
.:I,rRM,r.cr r.h,r,,v,, ,e,
Nfynr,n M,,o. Ih,vs h,,n ., = o4o
HE nor an, ys,y G..,i. \ l' 90 wen as am a
leti,Ts .nc,siny l., me 70 mas ,,r NJ AZ, ,o', various
and nina =, ill.,. =. I'D Az ~. y, WI no"oes letters
IN van, Ear Tho .icnd. a,' "e'''o WIN gratitude
icrd nav character and fame lr, ,i..h, o"e' 10 de-
,';ss hat a." 'a,e ''o''' 'aseh"ods and caum-
,n,i,;,,s v,, " "1 u'u' ,''hy o'u age snd great
tina, have such friends. N"N''@ " ''""u myself,
Cud bless van ond ,.,,s :. ia, ~; 's' My
the prayer Of Wan, SINCERE c.,d dressings Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

Ala meeting of the American Agricultural Assoeia-
tup oi New York, held on Monday evening Mr. Pell,
Of The Members, planned The nature Of the expert
mcnls made by him IN luW ardng the growth Of plants
by galyanism. Peas spwn ON Ike l2h u March had
expanded their blossom bei"re the lst of April. lnua-
toes Ear advanced in the sane time they are
generally with good iiage in July.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

FtrtRshrnG, April 70.
The trusts OF last week aud the cud winds and
drought which have prevail for several weeks hay,
proved very Injurious 10 vegetation The early wheat
IN some places Is cut down. and all sorts show the effect
OF trust Fruits of almost every Kind are killed. and
many OF tie vegetables
The second sowing of Tobacco will produce but few
plants, aud ihlrd must be generally resorcd TO-
The Drought. now of several weeks durat,on. still
continues though with sumo Slight prospect OF an earl,
efm'haiion' hdeliigencr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

o. We learn from the Alexandra Gazette that on Sat-
urday the 2th inst in honor Of Henry Clay birthday
the Liberty Pole Of the Wings in that city was deco
rated with wre,hs-the National Flag hoisied At the
mast head, aud many Of the vessels in pur decorated
with fass-slrearers and flags displayed in many OH
er directions, salute Of CO guns fired nj sun
set In the evening the Ashland Glee Club had ds,
ll2hiful reunion. Harry Clay was remembered!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

City Of Richmond-lhe Wings Of Richmond held
meeting on Monday evening the l4,h inst. for the
purpose OF nominating candidate for the House Of
Delegates On the sec,nd ballot, Henry l., Brooke,
Isq received majority of The votes ara was accord
ingly declared the Wing candidate. The following i.
the result ol the two ballots:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

o. We glad 10 the late letter Of VIM. Jay Ut
New York. advocating the adoption If measures fur
speedy and peaceable dissolution of the Union conse
quence Of the annexation of Texas generally rebuked
by the most influential presses Of poh parties in tho
Northern States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

The Stanton Spectator brings information that fires
were raging IN The mountains west Of that place in
Bath and Pendeton, where INJURY had been done
10 the burning n fences aud uther property The PEG.
pie were actively engaged in restraining the ravsges of
the flames TO protect their houses Thuse of Mr. James
Crawford and Mr.. Inch were DESTROYED A fire also
brote ool IN The Blue Ridge just above Waynesborough
which did much damage,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

PESSssLvssl, DEnr.-Ihe House e Representa-
nves ol frnns,vana have passed bill Tor the payment
oil the August interest the State debt. The bill an.
proprlates &sS5,OzO 81 for the purpose aud provides
that It there should mi be money enough pay all the
Interest, pra rata payment be made and II the def
eency should mol be $3.50. 0oO aud that ii be paid
out Ol The iIsl money fereyed into The IGeasufY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

PRESENTATIONS ASF.-A Amongst the numer-
ons aprcanis IT Washington inr Office was MIR NAV
or Morris" he is generally called; but the President
II is SAID has given hun new name which is likely IA
snpcreede the old one. II appears that Mr. Morris KEEP,
calling aud calling at the bite House, until his caii,
became So rcqnent thai the President al lenplh called
him Morris .unhicauis. [NT Cmvier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

TIE Grand jury 81 the United States Circuit Court
sitting Baltimore have fund indictments against Capt
John ;. Pendleton and others Of his ior piracy.
They brought home some time ago from the Coast
Of Africa, where IL is alleged they engaged in The
slave trade Their III probably up for trial
during tie week.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

o. The Richmond Enquirer asserts tina, 'nhe Wings
are making the most determined and systemaIc fDrls
to carry the election in Virginia this Spring. by manu-,
featuring votes in variety Of forms" Has the En-
quer any facts in its pssesson. to justify this asserllons
II has itself meationed but nsance--and as it has
haped upon that. and anon, for months past, we
take II for granted it knows Of other, for il did,
would have had variations TO its tune. II il has no
such facts. in its possession. how can tusty its sweep
lug accusation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

Ii Is understood that Mr.. Lyons will still be canli,
da'e-wh no. though lroe " hi! himself, and gentle
man Of the most exalted integrity and worth. caano'.
from his position, have the good wishes in this instance
~ his W hlg brethren out Of The city. We regret that
he did not conseni 10 submit his clauis to the Wing
mfelngand had, he done So we should havebeen graf
llied at his nomination and election But under existing
circumstances, we h pc the Wings Of Richmond will
rally TO the support Of Mr.. Brooke.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

| Chas NJ jones' hafkreper uninjarc6
Mr. Ireland, carpenter, steward, cooh and cabin boys
uuinjurrd
- Rh,dcs deck hand. missing.
Oae nesfo frensn slightly sealdeJ. and one do. miss
ing
Passengers unnjured e,cep, few Tho were slight
" bruised.
We ngfet 10 learn Thai Capt. Gordon is in very
critical slate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

lsoeooco asks. what do yon WHY'S make such a
fuss about VI, Clay mr When Mr. Van Bufen WA.
defeated, We did not care any thing about him See he
d0ere"re'' EXACTLY Thai is just he di0ffcaee-
The commentary Is sufficient lor the text
,licr. Ga.ciie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

Extract OF letter if0n gentleman high in Office 10
his correspondent Ia n. York lalicised as printed.
SABINE lows March %
Texas Is etrian tr accept OF annexation on the terms
sci torlh in Milton Bro~H's bill. A powerful meeting
MAS held IN This n,lghborhood few days ago In It's ia
vol, Jour. Conn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

.htemptto KH.-A man named John Riley, has been
arrested Mobile and held bail In The Of $1,000.
Tor attempting TO tli his wle and child by shooting at
them with pistol. both slightly wounded.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

Spofs on The Sui-Slx and well defined splts
have appeared upon the suns disc. Two of them are
together, and have the sppea Of being
rounded with multitude al smaller ones. The ara
Of lhe m lhr whue together eannol be- less than %, 900
miIesin diameter. albany .4rgu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

We are glad 10 that the Senae Of New Yurk has
ordered an investigation vi The CAUSES which led 10 The
recent Melancholy disaster the Hudson river. ST.
lect committee has appointed by thai body with
full power 10 send fr persons aud papers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

John Tyler. Jr,n IN a letter in the Madsonion
says. u have MT been. hot and do not mean 10 be
an applicant for olicc' Very satisfactory II he gets
an office. II must be thrust upon him
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

70 ihe Kew. VIM. $. Plunmer, d. ID. will address
TIE Two Literary Societies of Randolph Macon CoIleoe
on TUESDAY, the 10Th Of June, being the dsv prcc,,r
Cemmencem.nt f'N'''s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

Polly Bmiine, who has been trial before tho Cir
cult Court Of New York for the last three weeks for
he murder of her sister IN law, Mrs. lionsemon. was
ound guilty ON Saturday, but recommended 10 mercy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21
LOOK At THIS
gluprPcCHeHfeN lOic E1vscPS

VINliE subscriber Is now opening his Spring stock OF
Goods, 10 which he invites the attention of all pur-
chasers. 1h stock is we'll selected, and nearly all
Goods, aud viii be sold prices than cannot aIl
10 give entire satisfaction.
lie deems II unnecessary TO give extended list OF
articles aud prices, but would say ihat ak buyers will
consult 'hcf best interest by giving this stock exam
nation. Great bargains may be had
JAMES 4. STIGLER,
Bank Square.
April 10 3,y il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

important The Madisonan aanouncps 10 the
world that "ihe President took an airing on Monday
morning last with the Post Master General" he Mad
'sonan # not tue Cour' Organ intends be The couiy
journal II should keep minute aud accurate recor Of
all the Presidents "priva'e ways" as well public
waiks"-and let US know when he success or snores
picks his teeth cuts his cos. sculds his servants or
h'sses his Mlie-eher one of which is just important
to be announced as his morning rides, and his colnpa
ions in the excursion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

Mr.. Henry P. S. Boyle, Of the late Chief Jusce
HeyJe, Of kfhiucLy. committed suicide at Husionville
hllnois. recently, by shooting himself through the head
lie was "a years of age
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

e5- This is unquesiionably the day Of great men.
Every where, We h. ar tie Stirring DAYS Of our
Revolullon, of one "Iures born Demushenes" bu, Of
muudts OF finished orators aid writer's who spring IN
IN every hand, like PaIlas from The bran If Jupiter.
perfect ard ta li,ss. Mr.. Ir a!nay. the i.ocoaco
candidate for Congress III lie Halifax district. harnyu.d
The people u Franklin Oh their last court day. and
correspondent Of the Republican giary d. clans
exordun might "challenge parson IN the cio.-
cest Cicero" hilcq,ite ordinary vrlIer IN the
kchnond Enquirer, who, If he fails into the II.
dlculous, cer,a y never reaches The SUI ne is by that
paper "aloost" placed upon ,qmlny with Pu'arc,!
Indeed, Ifsome OF the uewslaleis a" n tie drved the
land now a-days breeds nothing but in lecual giants
And yet there are some cyncs no d,caIr dat We have
degenerated since the Revolutionary era,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21
THE INDIvIDUALLOS

The losses Of slne individuals and houses are enor-
Mus, ranging from s. 900 up 100000. Thus one
hrm OF Wholesale gpcers, the heaviest holders of sugar
nolasess, &c, in this city, and aso owners Of the build
lag Ia which they did business cannot have lost less
than from $50 u 100000, There is the Munnnqahe
"a House alsJ. which Gust 5000 000 including the fur
rnure. In many instances merchants MT only k,sl stock,
"orth &OOOO. but also their DIV cling houses aud every
worth ei furniture and clothes they possessed
dollars "a lost $50 900, and have now but ON,
Said one, ha,e
d'ifw ~ the world. lost comparatively little
Messfs Sil,seii n Ianes his books, paper,
MT. Allen krsinrr's safe preserve. '"od has al
and money Mr.. WIN. A. Hill, we unde..
his yslusbles in The vault Vi the Exchange BanA.
The loss Of the Mononl ahela bridge and the Unive,
sity are among the greatest city has endured. The
Mnongahela bridge was erected about twenty five years
ago. aud cost IL 1000. Il said that in ten minutes
si'er caught fire. it was completely enveoped in flames.
lis fall into the river grsnd and imposing sight.
i",he youth If cur city the burning Of the Univers.
y lisa effsous matter.
The New York herald., 1845-10-02

certain OF your friendship whatever the others may say
paper-I can row my own boat, and if the Post and
Standard don't get out OF my way they must sink
that is all. If adhere to the principles and
hereafter have done heretofore, and which mean
to do recoect is not so much that love my perse-
cutors as that regard my honor and reputation
Your lighting up poor Webb like fat tsllow candle at
one end and holding him out a beacon light to
frighten me, only makes me smile Webb is a gentle
man In private life good hearted fellow honorable in
all his private transactions as have found him. but in
politics and newspapers perfect child-a boy You
will never find the Pennsy vanian going the career of
the e. l.. That suspicion answers as good excuse
to those who have resolved before hand do me all the
injury they can but twill answer for nothing else
am, Dear Hoyt Yours truly,
J.GB.
r. s. The 5000 in specie I' put into my big Gun and
give tho u 5. Bank and ockjobbers broadside.
wish you would let me know any other u S Bank
movement in your city. This is the Battle ground of
Bank contest-here is the field of Waterloo New York
now is only the Pyrenees.
The New York herald., 1845-10-02
HAMBURG, s c., Sept. n, lS45.
Appearance Of the I0rn-Hs Irade-Singuiar


Lone affair.
This town you are aware rs situate on the bank of
the Savannah, opposite the city of Augusta, Geo.
1t is the terminus of the Charleston Railroad, and
place of considerable trade, as will be perceived by
noticing the cotton market Last year 10000
bales were shipped from this place, besides various
other articles of merchandise and traffic from the
country above.
The Savannah river is at its lowest mark--drays
and carriages fording it wththe greatest facility
do not know whether this town bears any resem-
bance to that great city of the old world after which
it is named. l think not, however. II there is any
pecuiarity, it is decidedly Mexican, for two-thirds
Of the houses are placed gable-end to the street
The most singular love affair have heard of in
some time, occurred in this place few weeks
since. A man by the name OF Graves, from some
where down east, came out here some months ago
and employed himself in the barber shop of Mr.
Erasmus, a colored gentlemen, whose magic touch
with razor, by the bye, is almost certain sleep
The poor fellow seemed sadly detected, and follow
ed his business with little inclination. On enquiry
it was found out that he was desperately enamoured
OF a little black nymph, who rejoced under the
soutriquet OF Rose, the slave of gentleman of
Augusta Being attacked on the subject he con-
fessed TO the soft impeachment. In tew dayB the
then owner OF Rose disposed of her to 60 some
where In one OF The upper districts c this State; and
so as the poor barber, Graves heard of the In
tended departure OF his dulcenea, his reason fled
He wished TO be sold to the owner OF Rose Two
weeks ago, Graves died victim to his foolish and
disgracetul paslon-a maniac. Rose was, in few
days after, the subject OF shameful attack, as was
supposed, OF several Irlshmen. Her body was
found floating IN the Savannah, indecently and
shockingly mutlated
An aifray occurred between two negroes last
night, in Augusta, in which one received blow
with piece OF scantling, which will probably re-
suit in death
The New York herald., 1845-10-02
DANCING ACADEMY.
Broadway, Corner OF Grand Street.

MIR. o. ROBERTSON has the honor Of respectfully fa-
VI forming his friends and the Public that his classes
s An NJ a. NV py eS .. Inn ABOVE secom
N "Wednesday Sept l7h At the large Saloon attached the
Broadway House Days Of Tuition, Wednesdays Satur
days-Ladiss Glasses at r NJ Gentlemen, p. M Pr
vate Glass for Ladies will be formed f5oms for La Polka
aud Watxng Instructions Pupils and Private Clas
their residences, Mr. RS 90 Eighth Avenus or iia
Canal street. NT 1.Ef
Mr. Robertson would also inferm the public his mp
town Academy Will commence Monday September 22d
% Eighth Avenues where all the different branches Will be
Taught. sI3 lmsrc
The New York herald., 1845-10-02
go. MAsTIC CEMENT -,,o. !,

Ivl beg TO 10 The aienon all persons inter
ssrd IN buildings their much approved Masc which the
ost durable beautiful composition ever yet Invented Tor
covering the exterior Of dwsng houses OF public buildings
INIT ton OF marble stone no lime ?. stsr nto the
OF ck consence winch VITA the oxides and carbonste OF
water hard sad Of great durability Speenens may
GHxs II ina aMsUyfyfHIN ASshees ws street iosi
"a I'm
The New York herald., 1845-10-02
DANCING ACADEMY

r. LEoFARp SrhEET, Wost Side OF Broadway.
MILE. PAULINE DESJARDINS has the honor of In.
A forming the public that she will open her class the 18th q
September Mile P. D-sjardins will instruction - AZ
taught all the newest and fhloaabs D9Gs, pow - Hss
pldes the Waltz Polka and all styles Of Watkes Among
Fancy Dances the Polacca azuka Cachuca
&c. Mile r. D. will give particular attention 70 Ladies
Boarding Schools may be gwen "a anS
other classes will formed number OF tholas and viii
~. ~. - :. :, -, ,r,. 81 tmsrc
The New York herald., 1845-10-02

ONROYS SO Fulton street. OF Cliff Manu-
Cactnrers and importers Of Fishing Tackle in all m branches
nave now completed their fall stock consisting of every article
10 the of Pond Stream, River and Sea Fishing. mpor
tiers genuine Hemming Son, and genuine Limerick
Shooting Tackle and covered Drinking Flasks finest
tiunpo &c. &c, wholesale and retail a23 lmr
The New York herald., 1845-10-02
Mr.. Hoyt 20 James G. Bennett.

e.
My DEAR suR-I received your letter. You will see
bJ the Standard of this morning that you under
apprehension in relation to what has been done here
do not know what will be the result of that business If
had the means should not hesitate to do all for you
that's required but do not find any here among all
our friends that willing to put their shoulders to the
wheel All anxious for honors and emolumen from
party. but are not willing to give the equivalent for it.
do not believe that any thing be done for paper
here for yours either Those who are tho best able
will not contribute farthingI conversed with several
Of that description to-day.
The enthusiasm with which the President has been re
ceived exceeds all calculation.
Yours truly, J. HOYT.
The New York herald., 1845-10-02
HAIR kV(JRK

all its branches Ladies' Wigs; half Wigs; Fnette. Wire
hair naaSs Ss ;S ANY
Of all sizes and shades Of the quality be found en hand
tlae ALL Broadway ~ TN
The New York herald., 1845-10-02

always will be wherever he goes. ! do not know what
you will think OF us, when say have not been able
to comply with your wishes-personally will do all
that can-but you know probably that my are
very limited and you also know that those who the
ae the slowest to do their duty But said BEFORE
persevere the time will come when you will not have to
sition-this is SO.
Yours, truly J. HOYT.