davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21

VI n
.sessnEsAAs. ,ni half niles North u
v rich's Nia, nine miles west Of Concord,
and about twelve miles Southwest Of Chat.
lolle, on the public road leading from tau,.
dt aud Cheraw to Slatesslle. 90 Mondays,
TUESDAYS, " ednesday :, and thursdays, aad
will BIZ let To Mares al the following rates
Fire Dollars the single leap, 10 te pald
whenever service Is rendered Ten Doiiars
Tor the Season, TO be paid at the evplrai,u on
of the Season aud FIFTEEN Dollars 10 en-.
sure Mare To BE- VITA fOal. In every "a
stance, parting with OF Transferring tae
Mare lorieils the insurance. SN EEFER
sIll b. regular at hrs stands, (publIc days
aud unavoidable circumstances excepted. J
Al possible care NI!l BE- taken 10 prevent
accidents Of any kind, bat ~Iii no, he liza
bic for aay that NAV happen. The Season
to commence the 2Dth ol March, and end
The com 81 1lae.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS We.
~ Hch mahogany bay, with black legs
inane and tail, nHue years old next October,
Of extraordinary muscular poaer, sixteen
bands high, and Tor extraction or parenlase
interior 10 20 horse 81 lhis section OF coun
Try. ltls deemed unnecessary to say much
10 hIs form aud muscular power--he will
show tor himself.
Pedigree.-SW EEPER was foaled
aud RAISED ~ Western Virginia. lie was
sired by Rogers Roanoke, he by the re.
nosned old SIR Afchie. Raauoke's dam
was by Mark Anlhony, grandam BY Pania
loon, z. .. dam bs Wddau, Z. Z. q. dam
BY Sweeper, who WIS by the imported horse
Sweeper Sweepef's dam was by General
Jacksons celebrated race horse fruxton,
aud he by the old imported Dionede, gran.
dam by Medley.
The Observation-Disclosures this opportunity
Of thanking the citizens Of Cnbsrrus and
MeckIeoburg for the liberal patronage here.
totofe gwen bin, and fauers himself he
can accomudate them with horse as a loal.
getter, that IA every respect IS calculated
To please and render more universal salts.
ih@N'b 'udl any HbiSf W. has ever kept.
Although the subscriber labors under the
peculiar disadvantage Of not having the op.
porunIty OF showing his horse 10 hls friends
and former customers sooner, be- fondly
cherlshes the belief that from the superior.
~ Of Sweeper aud the ACCOMMODATION olierns,
he will merit liberal share Of patronage.
The stallion Sweeper has but very recently
arrived IN these parts from Western Virgin.
| IA. The subscriber confidently recommends
his friends and former customers who have
Mares to put, to call on hirn, see his horse
and Judge ii he is not worthy of patronage
ELAN s. HARRIS.
Cabarrus county, March II, 1897,
p. ). The correctness OF the Pedigree Of
Sweeper 10 certified, warranted, and youcb.
ed for as above, by
GEORGE II. PHELPS,
AND
Maj. THOM vs. ALLEN
! Both Of Westsrn Virginia
n. b. Persons residing at distance and
wishing to put mares, will be accommodated
on as reasonable terms as a, all practicable
ort f. s. II.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21
Preservation Of the Teeth.

nR. PLEASANTS would inform the
~ Ladies and Gentlemen of Charlotte
that he expects to visit that place shortly
when he will be pleased TO attend all who
NAV wish 10 avail tbemselys of his services.
March 24 1887. 39V
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21
$50 Reward.

n OS or mlslaid, leather Pocket Book,
- on the evening Of the 23d Of Dccem.
Der, 1880, ~ the town Of Charlotte. Con.
tents as near as can be remembered as tot.
iow, TO Wit: Ooe note on Jas, H. Nicely tor
i've hundred dollars ; dated 90 the Goth Of
December, 1885. One Oh Col. Plnckrey
Caldwell for 200 dollars, date no, rccollecl.
cd. ODe note 90 William W. Walker for
sl60, date not reeolec,ed. One note on
Capt. James Thompson for $40, date not
recollected. One note on William Mon.
ledh tor $40 dated on the 9Th 81 August,
l-36. One letter from Col. A. +. Cald.
vel to topi. Jas. 4. Black 1t Cherokee
lronworss-asC a Note Of s516 or SG16
aud some cents % my sell aud receipied by
SAID Black. Two OF three receipts by Lev
Allen for near one hundred dollars each, bot
The exact amount No, recullcCied nor date,
and number OF other papers not rrcoIIeel.
Cd. Cash lost IN the Book, Tsenty FIVE
Dollars, also three pieces Il Gold Bulli0n,
probably about 80 pennysctghis 10 all.
all give reward o. fsenty Dollars for
The delivery Of SAID book aud The above con
tents a, The Printing OH =, and ask no
questions. Al persons are ,ofesarned no,
To trade tor SAID oules.
JAMES MONTEITH.
J4a 90. 1877. asf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted TO VIM. Carolan
"A are informed that his Books and Notes
are IN the hands Of the subscriber. Al per
sons Indebted are notified, that # they are
nni settled Immediately, that proceedings
will be taken for their collection.
LEROY SPRINGS.
Fsb. q. 1877.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21
For Rent,

G9ss ENTlE Shop between Mr.. Ora.
LII l. hams and Mr.. Cohen's, lately
occupied by George as Shoe Shop. Pos.
session giving Immediately. For partcu.
lars, enquire a, this office.
Jan 30. 1896 3lG
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21
MAJ. THOM vs. ALLEN,

D"" " HtStfFH FWglHid.
N. Il. Persons residing a, distance and
wishing to put mares, will be accommodated
on as reasonable terms as a, all practicable.
3ef E. S.H
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21
Some netr Furniture.

For further particulars, enquire Of Pcarsall
Thompson. JOS. Y. PHITCHARD
Nor g. SO. i-if
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21

Also, on The llth Of September, his wife,
named JlNNEY, bright yellow, about 90
years old and 8 feet high, very likely and
heavy built. The above boy VAS seen a
short time ago, IN tho neIghborhood 1t
Smart's Nine, IN Mecklenburg county. A
reward Of 100 dollars will be given for the
apprehension Of the boy, and 20 dollars Tor
the glr, # confined IN any jail so lha, We
can get them.
HENRY FI'LENWIDER
JOSEPH BRANDON
Lancoin County. jar. ~ 1887. 2gH
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21
o Dissolution.

"hE copartnership heretofore existing
H. under the irm of Dan Alexander d
Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Ittheretore becomes necessary that all those
indebted TO the above firm should call and
settle, either by cash or note-the former
would be preferred.
DAN ALEXANDER & co.
April |, 1887. 40g
The Business will hereafter be carried on
by the subscriber. He returns bis grateful
thanks 10 the citizens OF Charlotte and the
county of Mecklenburg, for the liberal pat.
ronage the firm has received, and hopes by
assiduous attention 10 business, low prices,
and good stock, 10 continue 10 merit share
of public patronage.
WI. ALEXANDER.
April 10, 1887.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21

From The Southern Literary Messenger.
STAN2AS.
When the rosy Evenings sweetest light
Fades ike our ioys too seon away,
How dear the thought, that but a night
Divides il from the brighter day.
So TO the dying Christians eye,
The lWihgh; of the world relires
Be. to reveal the heavenly sky
And glory's everlasting fires.
That sky, those fires, unfading shine
Ger boundless plains Of lie and love,
Reflections Of that smile divine
That makes the perfect bliss above.
Washington CITY. X. L. O.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21
CURE

RsgcFA, AsPfertsr II. le1
! am now - years OF Agr--whcn in ny lil
year, received wound % MY leit lsg, ats
became liberated, sud cJntiuued 20 un,il tie X
Of March last, II would ocessionsily bss 4
and then break cot sgaia; bv, mos, Of lhs ts.
Il VAS IN very painful conddios, the sose hslsl
extended to large slie, and heeoms very ar
tried many remedies 10 make cure. wa.sd
success. until ! applied Gray'E iSnssgstls Or
msai. tao pate Of which have cffseiuaily tsr.
my leg, and reduced :, 10 tie natural slsr. ia
cure would have heen made much soonsr, h1i
strictly ATTENDED, 10 ihe direc,ions fos he ~
tbs Ointment, bot ibis failed 10 do bale u.
much exercise. aud very impfudsnsig used la
bandage. Ny leg has tsrn ws.I Tor no's ~
six mouihs, during which isms, ] have sails
much, yet Il remains hf'n snd ffee ifusn sll st
ne.s OF inhammst,ou. After having hsrr stiGd
TOT period Of for'y -ous ysar, uU~ engy Z
bcnrhi Of sound lsg again
LEV ~ HOLLOWAY
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21
Taken Tp

feet 10 inches high. Said negro says he
belonged to David Weihers, Of Brunswick
co. Virginia, who sold him 10 George Raj
ney, who was taking him to the State Of Mis-
s,ssippi, and that he left at Salisbury. The
owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take him away.
JOS MeCoHNAuGHEY. Jaiir.
Dec -, 1886 2i.d
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21

- 'ENtiE subscriber, offers for
Co.. M sale hls House aod Lot ~
ILL., the town of Charlotte, on Church
s3@ 81. The house Is large, Of good
maieria.s, built By good workman. and the
most convenient IN the town; Il has all ne.
cessasy out buildings attached 10 At, logcth.
err with a good Garden and Well.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21

rRAY's OINTMENT. Enr Sale at
~ WILLIAMS s. BOYD.
RareA :, l-3T 5tU
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-12

VINDICAqTON.-Dr BRANDRErH has been assaled
by the prprlctos OF other medicines, mecenasy Qnack,
he said Medicine in large quantities
and that good required. The fact IL, that
medicf having Ases Antnnony Hemock in i,
ud not be tux in doses, because l. UGH m ,i
won stoy He does not say the medic ines
VIII oh hs auies have ngfaaiens them evi
dent fom heir directions that ca e red IN the taking
often Now reth Vegetable Uni ersa Pills be TAX
all tines large small doses ord1g 10 urgency of
symptoms.
One IT hose who apply this epihe of MERCENARY. was
patient Of Df BIS for tfec months: from May August o
the Piles, of which disease the Bandeth Pills
him This adj eres largely Pill, hich he proes
will every disease and sJeea the under which
bored II
DR.. Bandeih appfas the high estimation his Pills ID
ali of the United thu il his lest all
ON their JI2-lm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-12
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION,
AT
o o l. . q q AL INSTITU TE.

THE Public ul informed thai order 10 crafty the
juvenile class the has Introduced INTO the CEN r. Oh Tho
hall circle o. lis ctt circumference he purpose of ucr-
forming he Eli phant Camel Ponies Mnnkey Tho general
performance OF the ANIMALS the circle take place al 81 ami
O'Clock, L. NJ S
Mr. VAN AIpURGH viii enter the CAGES ~ 4 81 o'e,k y NJ
mmcd ely ae wards, the AssAals he fed ii az
the audience y
Admss 50 centschdrcn under years age half ,rse
Season Tickets at So - $3.50
Tx Visitors have free admission to the Bowcry Reading R.om
a2f.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-12

".
LANGuAeE-we would invite the attention 81 the Teach
"a the French t.samrna by Nj " wiEZHCkI ,St rs
-hsd w " sandiosd fney J. W sandiold II u c1ussed
supcrcede all books 0 that that
kc Al present mud there doubt that will very pn,
La account o tn that there which
oil difficulties with wlncs Enrsh We ~. re-
e,iy q HEN Until days tonrh an ENG
sira could not lcn the asr tc French
without hearing one who ,fgnouncs correctly himself bat Mr.
Wcrxhickis Grammar teaches tie facy
the fact ~, that until there
trajectory rules facilitating The difficulty his gainnar On e con
all rules thai there IN tia language a he roLs
about letter ts soundJ 80 that We wi,
not hesitate 10 Emcunce that acquire
scaion q to French without even teacher neugb s that
that nlcly oi the pununcafInn which be
WY but acquired md appreciated only Ny The VI, Ia
ell y the ofhsang Upon the whole the
he uhc auiho Viii snah c
Frenchmen lie likewise madc III IN orri
wilch ~ found elsewhere that N
puzzles every Enrshuan ta attempts spcak French Iske
~ rules ~ What order the French ought Ia l need
order " make negb sentence This cannoi BE- lund I'M
other finally tha that pervades re
Jew ana calculating Inc .s
that leauu aneaRc Tor The ps and sson e sir ~ nv.
teacher, ard eouidcn' II that ~ vii ~
N ofscisss tN sosa candid peniaal ol lie i.arh,s e,
satisfied iiey viii h. pleased wits H. lpp A ma a y.
sgpcccde al others n can tc had or ~, 4, H. III
fee at pailcaiiOn, ~ Ann st. ". v.
na5u W. SANuFORD
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-12
HANINGTON'S
NEW WING DIORAMAs.
CRY SALOON,

opposte st paus Church Broadway
THE PUBLIC respectfully nrmc. that the nbovc ,,s,l
Il andlasiDnsbc place OF - n,ach
scale than formerly with Entire New sci al uno.
Dioanic Scenes, painted hy the best Artists The s. a
entirely rehed for the comfort of thu visitors and
decoied forming the most complete aud beautiful c 4, h
Room IN America No expense as been spared Ia render Tho
moral interesting AMI splendid The scenery
painted by Messrs White, Walker Jones Grim IL ~
cough, L.lu Sewe aad Others. ' -
SHpwRECk OF THE MEXICO
Thefatth Representations Oh TINS neaDcaoy having
the arge n Il as honal a,.l
its fcpTcscniai will be repeated TINS .ycnnr
wi the follow ing attractions e
lAnimaicd View Plymouth, In. land
Il--East Indian Scene, VI Naval IaitIc,
IlI-Pandctns0ium, NH-Slom nnA sbpwycck
W-FsHoftbe Anreb, VI-CatWdaI ~ t.oIornc,
v-fhc Celestial Regions, Ik--Ialian Fantocc M
Among the Drop scenes
Mount vem0n.--Dukr White
View on the HIne.-C. Tehr
Corunna IN spnin.-P Grain Sen
Scene from he Maid ~ Cashmere.-H SeweH
View 81 London ifom Waterloo Bfidgc-Bengsurb.
View Mssolongh Grcecc.-k JOKES.
Temple oi Scpnce.-walker
Doves cents Parucc and upper cents Children
accompanied w their parni suafdians half price
Doors open NJ performances omencc NJ Iocock d3f
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-12
4 CARD.
RE(TLHIOND rlIIr. CrE sIrs


Conner Of Fardcs aid Ch4Ylio1 sfs
IT'S MIR CARNEY, the American Rope Heculean I'd
Foul i5ilm most
Gentlemen OF New York. that HIS BENEFIT viii take l,ce on
Wednesday, EUe'iag Jan. if, when viii be brh ! ward
such peTom cannot fdl give as ION %, With
her viii be- oduced The cce Lirh Couns !,
ne whose funny jokes viii keep the House IA "a n ,ed
laughter. "
foipa ucunifs, seems OF inc cay Jle-2ts
Us- AMERICAN CIRCUS, RICHMOND HILL
The 0i thu splendid esas th, peas,e ia
announce to the friends NIX; and RS BACON. that she
takes Benefit THURSDAY, ~ inst, that
iola bly, the catcs Fcslale Equestrian seen uDan $500
1t Ia be hoped the public vi take opportunity 10 wiiess I'M
performance cal Mr. Bacon s ID ihs m III lne h,
lose OH eyes in his un'ir cxeons phase the puc
and aged mother which Ia has
N.B-Siages viii during the from Will ,,shroh
Fsiy W a'o o"hui h"cisch. 81
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-12
4 TvV AT,Tcfx,s PATENT HALL AND PAR

y -
IN LUR ST0yE5-fo which he CHEST premium as waoeu
nj the air If the American institute, contain 'nc
important ants; ~. 10 9 al ,nov Lo
combnlt IN ot dfaughs arranged That tLo ids ay DC
h,rnes with meoi m rat or veI,
All IN. heat from c,mbus oa may Nc iaAc =,
pass directly om smoke OF cianey OF iulo =. au
lie heat may be resanca ~ 'AV 'Do"' $3.50 80 49, -
M ,S ~ ,he-e drapg fire may be all exiagu,shed
ut H. renovation paflic Of lhe
s5aa ri, he without any - or aust VIVA ever
i =, M N, room BY combination OF aushts inc IRE
nar n, tod and made 10 buin "a wards ~ te
,s, way or be lighted ON The top ana .aae 70 burn
gh tbs ghois OF coals, N Htir g4s &c
bottom OF te crate into the base AMI cn
al INTO the oke ipe should the coal let dull any time ~
the CRATE wen the fire burning, the daugh may
be downwd ia mosnt so TO cause an me dui eoai
tobec0 c w tied !, .. .-... -
cvefy radang surface OF the ro VIZ all par the top
sides and anior My u dIs ID us TO give very
mild and pleasant heat.
pncipes differing from kn0wn ohsis contain
tile orats radlng sur ace Tor equal
ixnx and The of the hot
~ 10 desc possible prut az ehectay TO
the floor round the feet tngnar The
and eleg ana made Of calculated for
Churchrs Halls ParIors Offices Chan bsr &c. This castings
are others the MARKET and the sheet iron
highly ornamented.
quantity being frecr than others
jasw = Il. ATwATER a. CO.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-12

.nsd ~ TIFF ls: EVENING win = per
rETrcOAr GOVERNMENT, Hectic, Mr. Placid Aaasbsns
+; q: AND ss "a: Rs.: & o.....
~ PcweraNes Fnch M. X chinss-M Mary Mrs Archer
THE WATER PARTY-fiuid, Mr. Placide-Mn Butts. Mis-.
Doors orsn quarter past .. Performances commssee
quarter before 7osocx Boxes u Pit so cts Gallery 70 cts
ERANKLIN THEATRE.-rHIs EVENING wnl
= =. gnscn.d ~. Nautical Drama the
D, ACx PHANTOM Black Pha, TOM MI Many-Mary, Miss
THE Co9LsRs DAUGHTER smpkiu, Mr. par.Ioe- Nancy
Mrs Moore 7'-'T7''
MY FELLOW CLERK Victim John sefon-Fag Mr. stickney
Fanny, Ms We iiy
10 Gene rde with tie Drama Of the
EISHlE. THE DLAcK DWARF-The Elshe, Mr. Judah
label Miss v. Monier. 49,
doors open Performances commence al o'elsck p,e
cisel,. Boxes so cents; IN 49,
NATIONAL TEEATRE-Tnis EVENING viii he
| presented the play Of
Frn OsDiia ion fnie en- IA cresoi, Mis- Flynn
Aierw h the Panomime OF
voL-AU.vENT- Mons. yolauy Vent, Gabriel Eaye.
NATURE AND PHiLosoPHY.-Co Colin Mrs. FlJnn--Getnde
Mrs, Scyeasunr
10 con iude Ia Inc Extraordinary ent ainment call
the whole OF the Rayel Family
Doors agarcr performance commences
yer beio'e'. hoxss 81; III 90 cents Gallery s7s
AMERICAN THEATRE, 30 ERY.-rHIs
"a EVENING will be formed the Play OF
NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBrS-Sis Giles overreach Mr..
Eaton Margaret, Mis-. Wa ins.
Ia Meo DIANA of
WRECK OF THE BRISTOL, Founded on the late lament bic
Messs Edwin, Gates. sehon and Blakaly viii app ear.
Boxes. s5-Pit, s7A-Calcry, 25 cents.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-12

III Y
Gssnbe-g real Jisarmed OF all
sngc bot,i OF this nialbse ency proved TO be su
cien "a the most The medicine is
decisive ~ its ccts and requires but tew days and frequently
bu,a few hours 10 Farc a disease from the
ten In ts he said to ike without
after al nconven whatever Both
IL with perfect safely without regard cream
stances situation, respect to diet Price a bottle
warranted sold My and D,i
confidential i'll ims
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-12
LA BELLE NATURE AND DAPHNE

LA BELLE NATURE AND DAPHNE.
THE CELEBRATED PIC lure or LA BELLE NATrpr
BlBOUDEr OF PARIS, o"I'
ri the finest productions r. the French school. ever
~ this cte countries, and which highly ,ao
mende by the Editors Of the Irlncpa most o M nm.
.ipa cities IN the United states together With proJra
from the same pencil denonlnacd DAPHNE, being cx
hbtc. No. 81 Cortlandt street "'s e.
PORTRAIT e. MINIATURE PAINTING
MR.. B0UDEas Painting Room now open for the recoroo
Of visitors ~ the bdine above mentioned He guarantees M
Portmil faithful resemblance 10 tho original a.d the s,pr,a
finish Of his wsrk. &c. doI-In's '~'
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-12

The subscriber prepared execute nny ordsrs ~, .nv
Kind Of metallic Furniture used Houses Churches such \.
Plates knockeE, Fsm.s Numlsrs Locks KnIs e.
cicheons Bel Truckers vcn,aor. &C &C. DC, Mi OF Gennan
liver, which certainly by far plated metal =.
hears bling and polishing the CONSUMPTION of ts metal ~
self since thcprce Tor s finished state 4
low the 81 plated bore ,yni
andbuicr 81 houses will aso prefer n All the busers aS Pro
Iaultaro AID articles manufactured BY " -
n2sy Dr. LEWIS FEUTCHWANGf.R 377 gro,dxva,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-12

TT LrrERApy NovELTIEE--The following new
works have just been issued from the press OF Mcssrs
Saunders and Obey:
sir Granville Temples new work. CTravcs in
Greece and Turkey) 2 vols. plates.
Adventures in the North Of Europe, by Edward
Landor, Esq, vols. plates.
A new work on Flowers, (The Floral Tecgraph,)
with bsouufal colored plates.
The Continent in 1895, by Professor Hoppus, 2
vols plates
Tour of German artist in England by VI. Passa-
want vols. plates.
DR. Hogs visit % Jerusalem, &C. vols colorcd
plates.
The Chevy Chase, illustrated in series of out
lnes1; j. Franklin Esq
AIso nearly ready Mrs. Jamesons Characteristics
ofWemcn q new and greatly improved edition-em-
bellished with her own Etchlngs, in one vol
General La Fayette Memoirs written by himself
and Mclane and ,thcr unpublished poems by N. p
Willis Esq, vol.
The Great Metropolis, by the author Of Recol-
lcctions of the Lords and Commons"
jll-6t SAuspERs q oTLEy, 20 Ann ST.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-12

r AND OFtEGE.-JOHN T.. BOGARDuS, Atforncy
Ia and Counsellor n law, Clinton Hall No Beck
opfostte the Brick Church 49, city 81 New yok, sno. Mis-
Arkansas Military Bo0niy General Land oce, ard West
Agency,
ehef si Rev lutiorarY-ad Late wafd CANADIAN yeiun
cets-ith English l.etucs lon the y States a. Canada
Nva 5 nsscr from tn British army, The heirs
all the above s' Tits - ands rgitoi frn nraynen
oftaN. rcniuah fie under pni a ~ lands sold til
tases.ih Those ho parted With their dchagcs wAragis
tp iearr b. lsaed reclaim the oih Lands
several States and rrorsn q II STATES Canada Nova
scoa and TSas bought am sold exchanged psd md
lcs s,g ted obtained and perfected icaon o. tins
Office
osi hrua out the United states and Other gentleman
,ruarlng the above and acting then
several sections ~ coani viii IT, cnl 10 70 pcr cent al
commissions Commune alifus lOst nnid
r Valuable farming band for sale ~ The state of Illinois zee
OF 100 els ftm 50 ~
situated and otherwise. Also, Missouri and Arkan
d6U
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-12

DANCING ASSEMBLIES,
BY MFf. ~. GIBSON.
At THE FIFTEENTH wArD HOTEL, CORNER BLEIcKER
AND BROADWAY,
EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, AT EIGHT
Tickets to aunt Ladies md ntIrnan 30 cents To he
hdoi Mr. Kinney 18th wan Hotel and Of Gibson az Green
wteh street. dfgires
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-12

NOW EXHIBITING at the American Academy
Barclay street Asos Hotel the orgnsl NM, si.
ine paintings The Ieinpaion AMI Espu.ion Of ADAM AMI
eve painted by Dagf tor the king Charles X If Francc
They have been exhibited tho in Of the
principal ccss The United State. lve erais ion of
5Oa,ub0 visitors
Adnrtancc Is cents Season tckcis 50 cents.
doors open from In the monlnr ti ~ nlslt
Tho Assent confidently pubic that is will lie Tho
lat exhibition, tie po.ucs shortly 10 he retained a. u.
Tho is kept constantly warm. a. am
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-12
NEW YORK CIRCUS.
vauxhall Garden, Bowcry.

NEW YORK CIRCUS.
vauxlal Garden Bowcry.
GREAT EQUE STRAIN EXERCISES,
witha Grand Change Of Entertainments
nm MONDA r. Jan 9th and on Tuesday & Wednesday
~ new so al Ballet three tisht by Mesdanes
Wooord and Cole, and Mr. H. Cooke MIR james Cookies and
Flight OF ~ hyr with the Infant The Danc
bou IL Jumpig over II rises by Mr. w Cooke Winged
Steed Pegasus Polish Erothcfs Gymnastics, by Nj. Wells
and Eas Pug ant, enItled the Revlt the Hlrem
tradesmen andotLers.-Mr Cooke VIII
able for articles OBTAIN in his wit
signed by him.
us- A DAY DIFFERENTIATION win take place every Mon
day at O'Clock, drris the full change Of
ments will be given On each OCCASION
BoN-s 81. Pit so cents Chr.n under 10 oil half
price. Doors at -clock. First
past g. and the performance commences y O'Clock
ID Nv
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-12

A NIRICAN CIRCUS AND AMPHIVyyF,A
IN TIRE, RICHMOND HILL Conner varltk and Chaitl i
steets.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-12

AIDES who in of Infants Emhraide would do
Z IL well q all at COCHRAN'S LACE AND h, BROIDERY
STORE Ga Catherine street where they vii find the
men 81 any house IN thus CITY Consisting al Infants
ed Frocks rni Robes, cnnbrp
Thread lace Muslin tilnsnnss &c. &C also
stock OF Black Lace Veis 81 OK and Blood Dsm Wells
Black and While Frnch English Blond running oh
work " iaen Cambnc Cats al Hlndkecfie and Col
lar oil every descf pn together with general tment OF
Lace ind EmIro deres Tor aud clea
any ~ tie ely. Who'll sale and retail s
Ianil-im THOMAS COCHRAN CT G. thafne st.