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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-28

On Saturday last the Stuyvesant Institute, Catin
opened his gallery Of Indian paintings and curoses to
few ladies' and gentlemen and to the Indian delegation
now In the city. He has Grow Foot Lodge erected in
the centre Of the IL is perfect in all its parts -
Around the hall asefuy displayed the portraits Of
some two hundred chiefs more and rich collection
Of landscapes on the Missouri, Mississippi, Yellow
Stone &c &c. In the collection Numerous paint
ings representing all the various Indian dances and
ny Of their strange and curious customs. The splendid
display Of Indian weapons dresses and paraphernaa
is alone worth days study.
The Pawnees, Otawas Pawnee Loups and their
friends were delighted. They manifested the greatest
pleasure on meeting with the ikenesses Of chiefs under
whom they had frequently fought and could scarcely
tain their Joy recognizing the well known landscapes
Of the Missouri After sauntering about for time,
they entered the lodge. themselves down, smoked
the pipe and beguied the hour with one Of their pc
cular songs.
Uak tits the Indian drum,
was orciby recalled minds at the sound Of their
tumtum. Mr.. Cstlin like old friend in the
midst of them. While engaged the covering Of the
lodge was lifted and opportunity afforded the speca
tors Of seeing the savages,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-28


We have been often asked who is Callinl He is a
student of human nature, enthusiast in science and
his noble Seven years ago he turned his face west
ward and from that day this has he been reapng the
rich reward Of his intellectual philosophical and scen
ti6c abors. He has opened new and unexplorcd
mine He has enriched the field Of the fine arts with
the study s the savage face and the equally savage land
scspe Every painting in Catlins gallery is fresh from
nature. Every one taken the spot, with bold
and daring hand hand that knew how TO seize that
which nature held up Such man is Catin, and such
are his deeds.
Let the preudiced man his gallery and he
will away admiration at the zeal and enthusiasm
tina, could prompt human being TO undergo so many
hardshps and dangers study the character of the red
man All his paintings, his landscapes, his historical
pictures his collection of curiostes his fund OF trad
tonal information, all-a bear iscontestbe evidence
OF the hercuean labor he have gone through to at
tain so much. But what delighted us more than all
and made feel proud Of our countryman, was the re-
cognton sf theirandscapes their Chiefs their customs
and their dresses by The wild Indians from the foot Of
the Rocky Mountain. Their faces lighted up with Joy
at the sight and FOR they lost their Stocisn. II
must have been too, pleasant reflection TO Mr. Catlin
Major Sanford and others Of his lsborers and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-28
OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE
Is III Is xtts
X73 PEARL STREET.

II PERSONs residing In this country w.o wish send
or Their friends from Great Britain ireland, viii ell
cail al tins once where they still make
having them brought To this country The subscriber will al
20 furnish drafts Liverpool the Bank of Ireland for suck
sums as may be required send amouR
part Of Great Britain Ireland and will only remark that it
u TIE determination Of himself and his friends Liverpool,
tina, The same punctuay which has hitherto been observed,
boui ~ me forwarding OF Passengers without delay and ha-
wing an drafts PAID the moment they presented, viii,
heretofore, be strictly adhered to-
Applications made, either personally hy letter paid
TO The subscriber, will be immediately attended TO-
olb-5m' SAML THOMPSON. rs Pearl 81.
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FINE SHORT NAP NUTRIA, PLAIN
CASTOR AND SATIN-BEAvER HATS are ao~

HANDWARE, CUTLEKY, GUNS AND
Ii PISTOLS.-A W. SPIES lD2 Pearl ". offers fohsae u
extreme low prices the following goods
Rodgers Wose Bholm, and olher fine Cutlery
Ivory and common table Cutlery, all kinds
Wade and Butchers, and EIIpt's Raxors
Britannia, plated and Japanned wares
Anvils, Vices, Hoes and Trace Chains
Edge tools, Phases and Files al diferept makers
Collins, Simmonds and stones Axes.
500 Guns. 300 Rides, 1000 pair Pistols
Gun AND sporting implements Of every kind
Sun materials Tor Gunsmiths
Pocket Books, Wallets and Mathematical Instruments
Nieln Strings and Nnlns
German and French Fancy Goods il lots purcha-
olh -lns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-28

NO III ANN STREET.
5T TIE proprietor OF this well known establishment
tnues heretofore supply his with the deca-
eies Of up the best The quality
the vands and his moderate charges evident from
the herrg patronage which the public pleased dsly
award him fir efforts shall he, they have heretofore been
merit its continuance, and to To his house that epu
talen for excellence and accommodation which has fr
iong time main aimed. ns-lms d. SwEENY.
4 AMPS CHANDELIERS. &C.-Ths subscriber
L. bs inform his friends and the public In general that
he received by late arrivals from Europe, elegant
sortune articles which Ne Offers
sale unprecedented low prices for cash. Wholesale and re-
tail, win;
Astral lamps In gilt bronred, marble and glass pillars
Mantle do do do de do will
rich glass pans and drops
Hanging chandeliers for candies, from Ia 10 lights.
Rock lamps, DR. dra wisg rooms, from IN 3.
FIee ant stand sandeabrss carrying from tn rs lights
Elegant mantle candi,stcks, piais and ornamer tsL
Hall lamps for oil and gas
Hanging gas lamps, from ~ lights.
Ladiss wasi, tables, elegantly painted IN olcoo
Ladies' gilt buckles, slides, head bands, Ac
Single ard double barrel percussion lowiag piece
Duellng, holster belt -. pocket pistols
Plated cardesticks branches, cruet frames
Tea kettles, boltIestands, he. W. y wREAkS,
s27-sms IL Fulses 81
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HERDMAN 81 kEENAN,s
IEKUMAN kEENANs
- IL III -

For Cabin secoaG Cabs and passengers FROM
Great Britain and Ireland via Liverpool 81 and LOG South
= Street New York.
The subscribers beg their friends and thepubc,
that in ordero extend their business and give satisfaction
they have heretofore Done OF the the firm will leave here
Tor Liverpool the 10th OF January 1885, and visit the several
places OF Great Britain and Ireland, tie purpose
fagng of standing and respecablity for
the of drafts forwarding passengers who may be
engaged by their friends residing this side Of the Atlantic
Those wishing To- the for their friends remit
them the money for that purpose requested to give this line
trial they depend that exeriiea i'll be used
The part OF the Subscribers and their tie selection of
hr class ships and the puncua payment Of arat &cp as
wei as 70 render despatch and comfort all those who
bark by their line, and all decline
coming the WILDE returned the from whom
II received Persons returning the old country
have their by the uar line If packet ships
ang for Liverpool weekly for London the lohaHd goth
of each menth For further particulars apply address by
letter, post paid, to- HERDMAN & KEENAN,
o4.SmN NJ south
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-28

THENEW YORK HIPPoNA, an establish
ment for the public sale OF Horses Carriages Nos IS
and Greenwichsts
The proprIeiors respectfully inform their friends and the
regular public sale Of Horses Carriages &c They have
Livery Stables commodous building stories hie and
covering go fee. Of ground fronting wa and Green
care and sale OF horses, carriages, "a.
commence on Friday The 2o inst Il viii De accessory thai
horses other articles intended TO be sold this p &C,
they accommodations for about 100 horses Al Livery
GO can be received Immediately The greatest attention and
| care will be given.
private waehmaa is regularly snggsged to wash the
ei65n+ WI ". JANEWAY.
SMAL7. BANK NOTEs.-si, $. IS, $3.50, sL75, s.
IN New England constantly on hand at the Strangers FIX
par. Gold silver bank beught and sold or the best
terms and all kinds oshank notes examined gratis, and with
nEPiLApOHY 70 " u N-For removing super
- husns hair from the face and neck single app
which contrary left whittier softer ,an before;
Is hs
ie-c wATsoN i54 Chatham St has on band a. eIs
sell at very reduced prices and respectfully invites the
wn s s r..
his stock OF Dressed Fur consisting of every article in The line
Also, cloth velvet and fancy caps of the
ladies Fur; altered and
n2O2 Pm l54 Chatham ST.
II PERCY, SPIRIT LAMP MAKER No 2i0 Divs
II. ion St lone door from Cnon) H. r. returns his thanks
to the public Ter their patronage since commencing the above
business and hopes by strict attention. and thorough know
ledge OF business TO obtain continuance OF their lie
would also Sal their attention to his Rejecting lamps which
superior 10 any yet offered.
lie would likewise request those who have used the
above lamps call his and Judge for themselves OF
s ,.d 2? sa1. 6 "a half the e1pen'e over any other
Personal attendance to those who fitting up
bia tables, other establishment where brilliant
light wanted as II feels confident he has lamps suitable
establishment the city lie
his customers and friends that all Spirits delivered by him
signed each side board black white
letters, "H Percy, Spirit Lamp, 240 Division ST.
N. b. His wagon wi call on customers regularly
week. supply the Spirits Lamps wcks and glasses he
obtained from the wagon Spirits delivered usual without
extra charge.
N No with any other establishment n2o-3m.
GARD IT'D LADIEs.-wIDow WEIGHS FE.
~ MALE PILLS-These excellent sort Of Pills be cal.
| led THE GOLDEN PILLS OF LIFE AND BEAUTY
they particularly adapted disorders incident
FEMALE SEX. See advertisement the other OF this
andsother prepared by Mrs Sarah AsR Wec Femai
Phys clan, and for sale by her appointed Agents. price rs
cents. n8lm-
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TO THE FAsMIoNAnLE COMMUNITY

To THE FAsWMi.9iNsAnLE COMMUNITY
rangemen Necessary to the opening Of .sIonss Nat e..
,sblsbmen would inform his friends and the community
those who may honor him wi,h visit AZ article which he
In Appearing before The hionsbs world TO manufacture
and provide this essential article Of deess,
proprietor nbIe 81 the mssnI,ad. The
bu rests with perfect confidence in The experience be has
plIeson 10 sis most particular branch Of the business
the prnn s ToS al S decided 70 am
strictly on The Cad psnspa The i,sss q purchasing
leave the judgement Of Discerning public pedging HIM
secure ,he sppoaon q HI. customers and Engaging TO s
wsichfa anticipate ,heir desires. he would solicit
An s,ori@cn, q Canes Unbress stocks. Glove Brushes
&C. coosan,ly on'hand n7-sm- WALLIS. 10 Broaa~syt
RHEss HA Msgs As%
" % nv Vs., so: s.s p IL . ss ;' sS
naers herself from her espenenee IN Europe that she viii bs
~ she Ss %s &
Paris dresses, coaks bonsets &C Terms mode
s. and '''e''' . ' ''e ss~ :''
SisctsES J Hats, FOR CASH, AT WHOLE
Superior Clipped Muir. Maps $50
sbsr, Nap sik, Extra, $50
n".tra, Mans %
sa.is"I With each geo,lcm... bat The r:i.
a' oo y .s x,s Bro,ar,v eor,er 81 An,ony
TAI. SsSSss% s 90:
Parours calculated for bu ming Lcsh CesThe construs
Of the for heating air. and the chamber for heat
To- produce the effect de-
different from all other stve.-they give prosFRiouS
quantity of Coal FROM We rad,sung surface
The with The FIRE he
varied from three quarts OF coal according 10 the
Their For comfort economy and splendor, they have
rivals For sale by ...~. - :.
JOHN FRANKLIN, NJ Broad -
NIB large ze r halk, hotels and stores may be sees
In o,eraton % Park Row, II South eiS Grcen~ ion
a, The rsrfor my residence, No l6 Front u
,be Bstery examination they will satisfy the nered
ops article ~ the Mint oFev
Ell psbc All persons cautioned against any is-
rngcmen, ~ this patent +. N. s0UTHwlCk Arent
Mi -Jtaw2m 10 Broad 81
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LIZ EXCnANGg ON THE ROYAL BANK
GEE3oF lKELAND.-Persons sending money 10 their
-8riends in Ireland Scotana England, be weekly
accommodated with drafts the bank Ireland payable at
sight IN the different inland owas in England Ireland Scot
land and Wales Those residing the country send her
money by post he letter pad) which will be puactually
attended 10, and receipt returned for the Office 81
South ROCHE BROTHERS CO.
O. snt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-28

Pickslay's Peruvian Steel Gallery.
THE sUBsCRIBER has jus, received and Offers Tor
sale, Tor CASH, most splendid and extensive OF
CELEBRATED CUTLERY, the quality and finish OF which
cannot be surpassed which he attention 81
the trade The stock comprises-
PERUVIAN STEEL RAZORS, with Pearl, Ivory, and
Black Horn handles warranted good, and
ROSEWOOD AND LEATHER Seven Day Cases contain.
ing seven Pearl Ivory, Black Horn Rano Tor every
day of the week.
PERUVIAN STEEL DIRKs, In great variety
PERUVIAN STEEL PEN AND POCKET KNIVES,
with |, 2, g. and blades, warranted.
Cards containing dozen OF Duks or Penknives
sorted patterns.
Three beautiful Rosewood muium psrvor DRESSING
CASES the most compact travelling eases made.
Two splendid Rosewood Cases. each containing So
css, silver handled TABLE CUTLERY
Rosewood Writing Desks, Dressing Cases Ladies' Worn
Boxes. Military Travelling Gases Dressing Rolls Ladies' Cut
Iery Csses nc. &c. &c.
w. M. PICKsLAY,
sc CEDAR
Our Johnsop r. Co.'S Pufumery Store,
Corner OF William and Cedar
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-28

B u = 4 u ~ CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS or
- DRESSING CASES, POCKET BOOKS,
Russia Leather g. Rose " God w riting Desks
PATENT MONEY BELTS,
most superior and Indispensable article travellers who
. regard safety and convenience.
- . NO. 80 Utiilnm street of Liberty street.
~ n An extensive and general assortment OF POCKET
bOOhS OF every quality per
ei from 10 II inches. constantly hand
ng Pocket Books Card Cases, of pearl She'll ivory
iher, Sc s233ms
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. trILBERT
begs to inform his friends and the public that he has
eed the
Commission Business
N THE CITY NEW WORK.
IL IL Il RAJ VANCES
VIII he made
Cotton, aud all other articles of Produce
CONSIGNED N.
~ He will also purchase merchandise for country
merchants on order at cent commission and exercise his
pest Judgment and taste IN the selection OF Goods From
nng experience IN mercantile pursuits ha wing ended 10
general business in of the of years,
and The last FIVE years in this city, ne hopes receive liberal
patronage The utmost despatch unhiRching adhe-
renee to Instructions will be strictly observed
If Office i56 Pearl St, up stairs. sl4-Sms
NOTICE TO FIREMEN,
And all others who wish keep their feet dry during
element season.
II H. NEWELL at "a Canal street. respectfully gives no
tee that he has in manufacturing the much desired
articlea
WATER PROOF BOOT,
that he warrants TO be perfectly npervous which
be enabled To sell lin Of reduction
labor and materially the reduced price Of FIVE dollars per
pair
$500 ol0-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-28
Gregory,s Vanilla Ccsnnl

Greg0ry's Vanilla Cream Candy,
u CAkD-The ABOVE very Justly celebrated Candy
row be had genuine, together with general
nges and other Confectionery all made OF refined
and warranted pure ri No ISL William street. and S2I
Broadway, by H. GREGORY, the original inventor of the
Vanilla Cream Candy. o4-3m~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-28

III MRS. M. ID. HODGE, of the Premium Tuscan and
Straw Hat store $50 Grand ST. having premium awarded
by the Committee OF the Grea Tenth Annual Fair
Amer Ins her splendid Chenille manuac-
ured without stitch she has completed
cesary supply hsse truly elegant Hats suitable
present and respectfully invites ladies and
10 Inspect the nl6-ims
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MECHANICS EXCHANGE COMPANY,s
lvu RANK AGENCY AND DISCOUNT OFFICE, No.

MECHANICS EXCHANGE COMpANY,S
lvI BANK AGENCY AND DISCOUNT OFFICE, No.
walst New York.The Company having taken the bank.
buying selling deounrg and collecting notes aad drafts ~
states, favorable terms and In buying and sci
ling gold silver and bank notes generally The
plan which this institution have taken giving anple security
po the hands Of dnicrested gentlemen Of reputation and
WORTH have gained for the most undoubied conbdence-o
their checks drafts the different banks
bills Of the banks which they drawn.
l3m'
rU,HOMPsON,s SURGICAL TRUss.-B ED.
i ridge between q, and and Broonel New York..
The Unparalleled success which has siended the apple
OF this Truss ing which had been given MP hope
less after having tried all other kinds M superiority
with perfect and safety, sin days trial al
lowed This Truss has been examined by than
the celebrated Surgeons and Physicians In New ysrk
other W use. ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS on an entire
principle and superior 10 any IN use,
nc Pm. ~ r. BENJAMIN, Agent,e Eldridge street
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CHEMICALS.
THE NEW YORK CHE MICAL MANUFACTURING

CHEMICALS.
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
CO. have constantly Tor sale
Oil Vitrio, Alum,
Bleaching Salts, Copperas.
Aqua Ammonia, Murlauc Acid,
Aqua Fofts Nitric Acid,
Blue Vitrio Manpapese.
And many other articles in the lne Of their business
orders VIII be received at their Banking house No ZIG
broadway or at the office OF their agent No 81 West
H23.lyt GEO BkGlLRERT, Asea.
NEW HOTEl.
THE CLARENDON-SOi Bfos dway, corner Duane
Inc subscriber, tate Of the American Iote
specluy informs his friends the public that
adjustment has been placed under his charge ard
opened Tor the reception OF company The dining
o'clock table will be served O'Clock suff
Client number OF gentlemen apply To make il ohest.
NJ ~ EDWARD MILFORD.
DISEASES OF THEEsh.
X. L. l. % L Il , &C u l. 1 t,
ATTENDS TO DISEASES
HUMAN r. We,
AND IMPERFECTlONS OF THE VISION ONLY.
SPECTACLES.
The Eye examined and Spectacles adapted suit tho
cular defect.
Hours CT consultation from to O'Clock at the Office sos
Broadway.
Ir Private entrance in Duane street. n2o.lm-
U. IL ID r. ts
FIRST PREMIUM
% q IT A " : ii o s z O II e
Clinton Hail. No 5 Beekman street,
la,s
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Cheap Fashionable Boot Store

~ III. NEWELL, at "a caaal 81, corner
notice that he Is constantly receiving from
Fl every description, which he warrants, an,
ced prices for cash.
BY deyoting his attention exclusively to u
Boots, he IL enabled TO get up a better sTli,
tor cash he can afford IL cheaper than can BE-
ciiy-or in other words, IL obviates the necess
for the delinquency Of bad customers.
N. Is. Water Proof Boots from 81 10 S. so
from 40 ri a. 20
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-28

~ THE subscribers since the year 1884. have aimed at
furnishing the public with elegant and substantial
Hat OF the most graceful form at the accommodating
prize OF s. They say that their efforts have
heeD crowned with triumphant The Hats
ured by them during the last three moath in beauty
and finish heretofore ofsrcd, and stand preeminen
those OF higher prices by the fashion able part
the community
They have completed their arrangements sell plain
Caster Hat for $780, which in point OF style and finish ee
OF form and will compare with those
OF the highest prices All sales for cash. and deviation in
price.
BROWN co.
aI6-Sma ia Chatham SQUARE cor, Moi a.
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Three Valuable Negroes,

boy about 90 years old, girl about :,
and a negro woman, the mother Of The boy
and girl.
CORN, Cotton, Fodder, Hay, Oates,
AID Rye,
Tro Horses, Co1rs and Hogs,
Fara6sg Utensils,
Household AMI Kitchen Furniture,
Biecksmith Tools,
and many other articles not necessary 10 c.
uumeraie. The above property VIII be sold
Ga credit OF twelve moulh's, the purcha.
sor giving bond with approved security.
WM. 4. LAYING, Ida'r.
SIT ), ISL i6G
n. b. All persons having claims against
said estate, are requested to present them
wt.In the lime prescribed by Law, or lhi:
notice VIII BE- plead in bar Of their reeove
r, and t1gss indebted are requested II
come forward and settle, as longer indul
geElJ caaaot leg given.
WV 4. LAYING, Afmr
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JHHi9f thass.-krsding spelling Dtaning
Woros Mental ArIihmetle, Colbarn; Written
Arithmetic, Emerson's ~ part; Lngl,sh Gram
max Geography, Olney's and " 0odbridg,'s
Go~dfich's Hist. L. States; Foster. Peur9anship
introductory Exercises Ia Composition.
Middle Class History Woroes,ef's Elements
Goltsu,th's Rome. oIillse' Greece Ar,thmsiic,
Coibufn's sequel, Ellersun'. % part; Watts GA
the Mind Coiourn's Algebra Playiaifs Euclid
Couslock's Nat. Philosophy; Comslock's Botany
Patker's Exercises ia COM
SrRter Class ---tieegfsphy Of tho Heavens
J1nc" Chemistry Hedges Logic, NsNnan'
Rhetoric; lif0wn's Intellectual Philosophy Nat
l'hcD.ogyi Evidences of Christianity Critical
ESauhAton OF the Esghsh rosls.
The study VI the L@tlu, Greek, French and Its.
han Languages Is introduced At ans desired stays
N the course. REGULATIONS IN tie Scriptures als
required daily Instruction IN Muaic, vocal auo
Instrumental in Drawing, Painting, Needlcwork
SC, By a e1mPsicnt Teachec.
Lxcrugrs on Chemistry, MAI. Philosophy, Dsg.
any, Astronomy and Geography OF Fsraiv man.
nSrs, intercourse, Iormatian o. CharaeIer Caa,
ss'-saBs, &c Those Oh the sciences Will be iiiaa
lFs'cd by experiments y ita suitable aPpa'a,ua
Yrms.--For Board, Washing, ard Tul-
lion ia all the English Branches, per Session
81 months $50. Tuition only, Tor tile
same time, s., $40 aud $40, according ID
the studies pursued besides contingent
charge Of from 30 c,-. 10 81. The Ian.
auagvs, Music and ufuamculel branches n
( the usual eria charges. I1e aiiIs ara due
at the entrance Of the pupil; aad 10 deduc
lion s made Tor absence, except when &c.
casianed rs s'ceues@.
4 Tbs next Session will commence on Tues
da; the 81 OF Dctnga.r.
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Land for sale.

&C. \ WILL sell my Plantation
sI-l.TseA = on the waters of Steel
49, ,i:I Creek. miles vest Of White
Hall Pest Office. viii also
sell my Crop, stock Of Cattle and Hogs,
now on the premises. As expect no per.
son will buy before viewing the premises,
viii only say, the land Is nearly all fresh,
and one Of the mos, pleasant, situations ia
Steel Creek
Also
A PAIR Of IIorses--fne bays, one Of them
first rate riding horse.
J. n. GREER.
Sept. |, 1887. 6iY
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NOTICE.

EHERSONs having NEGROES for sale
IA vii have an opportunity Of receivn
liberal prices until the | II u 0etol,er--G RE
and Bay# frofH ! a 10 ~ scars ~ ne. In
qoFe al Norrs,a g. Harfis's Store.
July IL, 1851. t65