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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-11

LESSEE CADY Auc,ie.e.r

JESSE CADY, Aucticneer.
ID streetsTbs Day. bali past o'cIock in lots 70 3
purchasers for cash. large and general shell
hardw are cutlery a goods hats combs fancy soap ciosS
ed Souhera and Western market TOO nuerous 10 men
ton IN advertisement of this kind.
Al Private Sae-i000e Combs assorted of all kinda
loo cards Birmingham and Sheffield Cutlery every
rety Imaginable.
1000 dozen Collars and Bosoms.
10000 Needles, assorted from ~ Hemnngs and 6emaS
900 gross Buttons Coat. Vest and Pearl subject deben
tu.r "ich W Oh he taken in psyslenL
a,so, snuh Boxes Pins, Sc. &c. &c.
d ssSf chs s"s Rhode ke Island
~- NJ WARD Aucuoaeer.
IL -. =. BEARNS d CO, Store No. l55 Pear
= street corner OF wa-rh Day al O'Clock al the zuc-
oh oo hardware, Cutlery, consisting of pen, pocket
drh KNIVES on cards and IN dozens scissors dozens and on
cards. needles cannsers aud bundles double and singled
esn pI Steel and brass barreled pistols; p@rcuss0a
caps, uinoies knitting needles, hooks ewes, &C.
Fancy Goos-Consing Of double extra Cologne hair IA
pertumery, French and English soa o. lavender wafer A.
hso an invoice Oh combs buttons, collars bosos boots and
Also invoice Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of earrines 6,grr
rings, watches, breast-pns. chains, &c. &c. ia
R. ISAAC I'D UGH9Y, Aucii.neer-ruest,y
ID July TO- at y O'Clock in front Of the stables in Atorney
street, Rivngon and Stanton streets VIII IL soIJ x
H.rse 10 Stages Harness Wagon Harness. one.
cart and harness. stage segs and bells, blacksmith bellows
The above will be sold without reserve to close concern
Catalogues will be ready Monday and be- bad al the
auction No. % Fulton street. the place
Jy7-1t
New York .yoint stock Exchange COm,an
no. ToHITsE BUILDINGS, WALL STREET,
CITY or NEW
n Foreign and Domestic Exchange Gold and Silver ana
all kinds % uucurrent Money bought and sold je2o3m
vanilla CreaR Candy,
MANUFACTURED
II q IL T.. g - IL
INVENTOR AND PROPRIETOR OF THE RECEIPT
l3l WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-11
SPLENpID NEW MOVING PANORAMA

CPLENDID NEW MOVING PANORAMA,
- At NiBLVS GARDEN, superior any thing Of the
kind exhibited IN this country painted by the celebra
W. Daniels Royal Academicisn, London. The subject Is
WILD ELEPHANT HUNTING, and a correct Representa-
ton OF the ISLAND OF CEyLON All the artists con-
poeurs have this splendid Panorama pronounce II
panoramic painting brought country
Exhibited during the day and evening. Admttance, -
cents jyi1-3m
n EFT-on board Of the Greenwich and Wall street
L. omnbusses, Wallet, containing promissory note
drawn payable months from the 10th OF March last for
S4 and another drawn by the nj months from the
memoran,ss Also SlJ in bank bills, ten and three
cannot tell whether contained any bank notes
The prenissory payable 10 the owner Of
course I've Of value 10 the finder az the drawers have been
noied Any person leaving the II W Barclay ST. will
receive liberal reward with the thanks OF the owner Jylf
NEW YORK TATTEHsALLs.-r regular
public sales OF Horses, Carriages, Sc contInut T. take
O'Clock ~ -
Inc next sale win commence on Monday, July ~,
W ocicch soon and all Horses, &c. intended for tht
- "u - Aown and entered before Saturday, 18th
inst O'Clock, r. NJ; and lsited number ~ horses
only De early application must be made no horse
can be offered auction unless registered time for the
logue. JOHN W. WATSON 44s Broadwn,.
en- smngs viii he required in all where horse
Peons visiting this establishment on sale days are parteu.
iary requested by he proprietor keep free Of
carts, NC niron' o' inc premises jyli.l~
- DOM WANTED--A Young Vestleren wishes ,o
~ rent by the month or year, neatly furnished
higher mp town than the Park The room must be on the
first h0or and fronting the street. For one Of the above de
scrption liberal price viii be pail Address W. NJ g. box
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-11

r EECHEs-JuS received, large supply III swedish
IL Letches, for sale by y. A. LAMOtREUN 4 Go.
Successors 10 DR. Lewis Feucbwsnger,
al No ST. Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-11

BUAI KACE ON TIE 18th Of july.
il NOTICE.-by request Of several OF Clubs already
entered the prizes be rowed for the 10Th July inst fron
the foot OF Atlantic street, BROOKLYN will be
SILVER PITCHERS
Independent Boat Club Regatta.
Boat Race South Ferry Brooklyn, the 10Th July.
Boat Race will of the 10Th July foot of
lantic street. Brooklyn, AZ O'Clock r. NJ.
FIRST RACE.
Six cared Independent Club Boas-Pze Silver Pitcher
Immediately after the termination of the another
will come on.
SECOND RACE
-Four cared Independent Club Boats-Pze, Silver Pitcher
Clubs not allowed with hired boats,
two months previous To the day cf The
Subscriptions 10 close on the 18th Jaly
Application for entrance be made to T.. COLE ton be-
fore the i7h ofJu the Atlantic Motel South Ferry Brock
yn Broohyn, June 9Th, 1887.
N. Ii. All Clubs in their club dresses. y8-dti9&
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-11

= Th CO ,lnmLn., wsps M,XNcU y',,
.ss~ssuvssS- foot Of Robinson street "Wednesday Even.
ing July l2h half O'clock touching al Canal
and Old State Prison Wharf and proceed up Nor
far Sing Sing where she viii step hour Mr. Brown
Band engaged for the preparation made
for the comfort AM accommodation Of the company
Tickets which limited TO hundred for sale nj hes
SON RADFORDS, " and "a West street Price Al NJ
order Of the Committee JAMES =. BROrwER
JEREMIAH BEssON
ivll-Ns EPIIRArM ENDERIIIII
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-11
U~ITED sT,TEs ARMY.


change for passage. iyil a.
UNITED TNTES ARMY
WANTED-For the United States Army, n few able bo-
w died citizens the ages o s and IS wears of GOOD
character and OF respectable standing among fellow
None need apply 10 enter the service but those who
dcermnedo serve the period q their enlistment which Is
only three years, honestly and faithfully.
The sum I'll two do,rs viii be given any citizen who
shall bring to this rendezvous person with the above qua-
enlisted Recruiting Rendezvous 100 Fulton n York
July lst, 1887 jyaIm.
WANT ID. Immediately, stable for two horses and two
ton, or Vandam ss Apply to No ~ Sixth Avenue. iy35t'
DANT~nR wANTED-Ins Brewing asa Mailing
establishment situate IN " the 6surishnc village.
three four thousand dollars this affords eligible oppor n
nifty for profitable investment Further particulars may be
known by applyingto g. DUNN, Calelonisn Hotel.
je7-im' No. Gold T.. New York
OsT.-On the afternoon of the 3ru ns N .ony iro,,
~ broadway through Wall II. and Water ST. the Full
ferry. or in Broohlyn brown sin purse. containing thirty
hirtyvc dollars Of the Kingston Bank ten dears III the
Dry Dock Bank. The finder viii I've herply rewarded by
leaving the same ~ No us ADAMS street Broeksn yi9
THUNK LOsT.-The carman who took lady trunk
marked H. from the Philadelphia steamboat Thurs
day atersoon and to have waited for the
corner Of Wall 81 aud Broadway will confer favor by return
trouble e 70 " "o'0" - ana save himself 'ro" y iase
~ mall NOTES, SMALL NOTES, SMALL
NoTEs-The increasing deman Tor small notes fo'
81 81 Ilses Steel Of the denomination OF 81, rs, So
T IS i2 and 81 cents These notes elegantly engrave
paper payable sgba bearer in trade o. baal
ns me ABOVE notes are ready fos delivery 10 store
every description Orders from part Of the n-ed States
VIII be promptly attended II, by applying AT VALENTINES
yoh Aberal dlscoun, trader. and merchant.
VISITING cards and Cards a Home for wedding Psvt'es
spectfuy Invited call examine specimen ADVERT
Merchants and store keepers be supplied with
Cards snhe. copper plate or letter pres 81 sfes hours
tce All orders promptly atcajcd BY applying above.
iylo1v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-11
Sale OF stocks mt the stock Exchange,


In Plymouth, Mass, by Elder John Dale. Seth Mclaughlin
Priscilla, eldest daughter Of George Raymond all OF that
place
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-11

ID r.. MAE y CO., COEFFEURs DE PARIS, D.
Nassau street corner of Maiden Lane. Having lately
arrived from Paris beg most respectfully
dies especially that they viii sl follow pro-
fe>sin Ladies' Hair bresers. Likewise;
ton and runcaa,y 70 those ladies who favor them with
their commando Ao, thai they will have the latest fashions
from Paris Y. r. Macs having had n silver medal awarded
To him by the French Academy for ladies' hair dressing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-11

NArGt. DUNCAN A WEST. black whrr
W smith, -cksmlhS bell hangers Little Green
Liberty IT, New York. have hand and manufacturing
their Paieri Mangs which useful machine hotel
AMI boarding hsuse keepers entirely supercedes the
OF ironing, time AMI puts eaUnl gloss sheets.
table linen, &C &C. They viii ell them cheap for cash
iy3.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-11

- eLENRlD PAINTINas.-Tbe TWO GRAND
- PAlNI!NGs " BELLE NATURE, ard DAPHNE
NJ LOIt NPk, painted frsn nature nv Boude. of tn
French school are now exhibiting NJ No " Prrk Row
ALSO. the celebrated STATUE OF CLEOPATRA.
Which has been exhibited Of the principal cities ia
Union "a the admiration Of ns.y thousand visitors
From O'Clock, "a 20 10, NJ Admission. % cts each
a21u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-11

Ships Orbit, Meade Kingston, JAM, G. Morgan; Bangor
Dyer Bucksport, John Peters Co. Brig Isaac Franklin
Smith, Pensacola Scrs Willis Galop, Partridge. Edenton
~ c.; VIM Roscoe, Meeker, Boson Maria wogIom Balti-
more Galot Deponge Brand, Dyke Amsterdam
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-11
s.PNNIOM sGMMt.n HATS,

Il the reduced price Of $ts-HIRD, OF 10 Nassau
"A of Pine respectfully his friends AMI
the fashionable public, that he viii constantly keep Nh
sass superior assortment Of plain white
the redured piice Of s45 lie naiiers himself that
eed appreciation with which his Hats have heretofore
received will continue reward his anxious wish please
BIRD, 10 Nassau It, c.r. of Pine.
Also hand, fine assortment ~ getleen Legtorn
mer Hats. AT reduced prices ieI12w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-11

OMl HORN bers ezyeto acknowledge the oliga,io no
under ~ tie gentlemen who hsve literally paironse hi
establishments AMI has the pleasure INFORM his
patrons that he has entered into permanent arrang with
Accelerated PIE baker for constant supply OF the best pies and
TART thai possibly he made civ aI-, be
able all times supply his customers with coffee and cbo-
cose of the very finest favour quality aaers
himself that ut establishment in the city the pnhc be
better and satisfactorily served with such articles
n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-11

(ICHOKH -Of all the numerous substitutes Cor csHes,
~ this article alone has succeeded obtaining
AMI permanent favor othe public. Alone. forms whole
and nutritious se,erase-aed to the coffee
lasor AMI renders les liable affect the The
cious flavor which part their
known 10 be- produced by the Cch.ry. sale
wholesale AMI retail. by = D. Coddinctor. No is Green
wich a0d ~ LAMOUREtXk CO, 81 Broadway.
~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-11


ARRIVED.
Ship Republic, Williams Liverpool May 2ith to b. & B. A.
Lincoln
Ship Oxford Rahbone, Liverpool June Sd, TO c. H. Mar
SHALL
Ship Lexington, Hill, Pictou, Is days to- order.
ship ST CLAIR, futnaa, Charleston July Sd, Putnam
Slocam
Bark Damarscotta Setson New Orleans June I7h bound
to Rotterdanpu IN IN distress Captain, mate carpen
sick.
Br brig ST. Lawrence, Moran. Pcou Is days. Barclay
Livingston
Sloop Pioneer Griffin 40 hoar from Penobscot, with
fresh salmon, TO Rogers, Middleton 4 Boxer.
SAlLED-Samson, Sturges London.
BELOW-l ship. Wind SW.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-11

- COMPANY25s shares of ths stock for sale Inv
pyceSat per share has been paid ntbe capital stock
COMPANY 500 0ooheir stock IN trade consists ~ Mills um
Villages Cities Townships and tracts Of lumber land
down IN Maine.
this stock has been bought by the Am.
rean Lumber Comp mammoth of o. ca
pta located IN Wa street, and part Of their capital
There win ~ difficulty In showing that the can be had
at q bargain Apply ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-11

~ street.-The subscriber i now opening fresh
Of Candy, which he will sei, wholesale and RETAIL
market prices Persons wishing buy sell again will
find decidedly their call will pnck
ed and sent Ia any part Of the country.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-11

EsEGOHy'S VANILLA tHEAM CANDY.
NJ This exceedingly rich and deic article i
and for sae by the subscriber 3l wiarr a. who i tho
AMI proprietor Of the recipe The public apprisad
that article called Vanilla Candy, which by
almost AL the conicconers throughout the CITY, not yans
Cream Candya some have enormously supposed but
different thing The genuine article cannot bc made ~ any
other person The public general and especially the ladies
earnestly and respectfully invited and ry gra
Us lSl William street between Fulton and John
je2s w. GREGORY.
EMAIL UNDERESTIMATE NOTEs-SMALL
- NbTES-FUr change engraved expressly fox storekeep
hotels tradenen, manufacturer kc - supply the pre-
scarcity of specie The demand for these
have made necessary 10 entire new set steel
Plates, with beautiful vignee the high finish of which
ders them counterfeit Notes for Ai IS and
~ cents printed bank equal to bank bills ap
and beauty payable 10 bearer sight in
bankabie bills The ready for ieser,s
Orders any part Of United States promptly attended
TO, on application 10
,. MALE, Engraver and Printer
John o., doors from, Broadway.
n Tradr<ren and country merchants are invited 10 cal
nj see specimens previous TO Masking their purchases
jeia-im
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-13
01I,D0Y0D 10D93Y.

e,lovise meiody, By William Lesseti, has the '"'
.-x n. Aow-,be happy imagery, aud more tina"
- p v,o,s Of Moose's ballads:
- -. blight stars which gem the night,
Il each a b.,ssfu. dwelling sphere,
Whrse hindsed Spirits rc-unHe
0bom desih has torn asUnder here;
NJ ,vsst il ~ once 10 die,
z ( AsA iesve this blix'ied orb afsf,
- ss,l end soul 10 cieave the skys
y AnA ssss away from star 70 sssr.
=. hsw dask, how dear and lone,
~ evId ses0 the brightest world os bliss
~ ~,ndesing ihsos'gh each Tsd'sn' one
Z Ws failed tn find the loved Of his;
n ,,,re no more the ties shall iwi1e
nat deaths coli hand alone could sever;
Al ,neu these ~ mockeTy SHINE,
Mess hateful Is they shine forever.
e,ssos BE-; each hope, each fear,
That lseh:s the eye or clouds the brow,
n ppc,sims there Is a happ e. sphere
Thsu 10 bic ak wosih that holds Us no"
~, Il . voice which sorrow heirs,
when heaviest we,g,s LIES CALLING chain;
n heaven that ~hspe1s-'D1y Thy tears,
he pure IN heart siaii meet again."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-13

Poison Haox EATING PARralDGEs.-Dr. Com
stock. Of Lebanon. Connecticut, in remarking up.
on cases Of poison which happen every year frIm
this cause sometimes ending fatally, says-that
pheasants, partridges & deer all feed a species
Of poisonous laurel, called kamio LyoIia, and the
sheep sometimes another poisonous species of
the same family called Ka!Dsio .3ugussafo!ia. The
flesh breast IF the partridge seems less impreg-
mated than the black meat, because the latter in
closer proximity to the intestinal canal and there
fore becomes sooner imbued with the poison alb.
sorbed.
The Trenton Emporium says, that WM PLArr.
THE LAND PIRATE, was sentenced by Judge Bald
via, to . ,nonths imprisonment at hard labor, and
$3.50 fine and costs, on the indictments against
him for robbing wrecked vessels At Barnegat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-27
VOL. l5--NO. 60.

BILE, pre- properly cehfied 10 his discretion. They
Cannot doubt, from lily justice oi our claims,
that ms demand will result in speedy redress J
but should they he disappointed in this reason able
expectation, state. Of things will ihtn have &C.
eu,fed which will make il the Imperative duty
ei congress promptly to ronsdsr whot.larther
measures may be required by The honor Of tie
naton and The rights vi our injured fellow cii-
zsns.
Oriered, ha, 1000 extu copies Of the a.
bove repor, be printed.
And then the Senate adiouried
HOUSE OF. REPRESENTATIVES
Ply unanimous consent Mr. JENlFEn, from.
the select committee 10 which was referred the
memorial Of the Tobacco Planters. aud The rrso.
,u,ions OF the Conceal Assembly Of The Stale Of
Mary hind, upon The suffice, of high rates Of duty
and restrictions imposed by foreign Governments,
upon American tobacco, reported the following
Joint resolution which WIS -rcud The hfsi =and
second time, viz.
Remtrsd, DC. Tha, the President lc requested
10 instruct the ministers and other representa-
uye..ot this country in France, England Rus
,s, Prussia, Holland, rnd q -rnlany, to neooi-
Ate with the Respective Guvernmen,s TO which
they ARR accredited for modification OF the du-
ties and restrictions upon. tobacco imported from
thc United STATES, and that he be also requested
10 appoint special agents 10 negotiate III like
manner with the Governments Of those coun.
tries into which tobacco is imroried under SINH
lar RESTRICTIONS. that haze no accredited repfeseH-
a,ives from the United States.
This resolution was accompanied by an able
report, going fully INTO The subject, which We
shall publish hereafter.
By unanhnous consent. Mr.. HOWARD, from
The Committee on Foreign Affairs, 10 whom the
President, Message md sundry memorials in
relation 10 Texas were referred, reported the
ing resolutions which were read, and
laid Upon The table VIZ.
R'soireth by he House Of Representatives. of
He In,ied .SHies, Tim, the independence Of
The Govcfnhcn, oi Texas ought 10 be.rccosnis-
ed
Resolred, That the Committee of Ways and
Means be directed 10 provide, in the bill fol The
civil and diplomatic expenses ol,he Government,
salary and outfit Tor such lultlic. agent as the
Pres dehi may determine 10 send 10 Ttxae
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-27
&C. m ale, e. i1caSIOn.

MISS Ann L. $. P,3Y Ton, " ho for the
VI lat scholastic year, had charge of school
It the Tabernacle. Will re>u ne her cxrrci es for
the instruction of Young Ladies. IN a sound Eny.
ISL Z ucaIlon, AMI die French. l. 'n.u rye.
J. the ft.l of March. Tn. sch ola .,ic term will
embrace p)riodoi ten month, divided into Two
.e.siun.. -Atlhe cio,e of.each 81 ,>Iou an exam
alaion. Will take place -rerLt> for Tuition a /,
lprrtuope =.
The location. ls'on,the Forest Road II me-
Nest Of l.yuchbulg, and one mile East of til
Tabernacle, AMI Is as'healthy as. any in Virgi.
mia.
II is desirable that su'h. young Ladies as.fc-
i'm 'entrilng Mis- Peytou', School, should
make i knowa linne lately, and such a.
,atpoa ol Ier+ styear, will have the preference
ia entering this, ll'm1dr known By tn 20lrinst.
JOHN o. LEFfWi''H.
OK Forest Bmlfuri F.h. 9 I'M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-27

ron rms viRe.sIas.
An why, unicelng Winter, Why
Stl fav- thy to,pid wing
Thy melancholy season. fly, -
Aud yield the year to spang,
sptinas--,hc young h,rbinser oflove,
ancsile In disener,-
Fiifs eer fhe seene like Noah's dove.
Nor ih Is a restins-plaee.
Whoa an The menntlin's efurcpeak
Ahehts her fairy iorm
Cold blow the winds, ard dark and bleak
Around her rolls tho storm.
nt the valley she repair,
Eof shelter AMI i, fence,
Thy wrath pursncs the meuocr there,
AID dr. WIS her, weeping, thence
She sceks The brook, = the in,hle~s brook,
Other unnndiul grown
Fcela,the chillnagie OF thy look,
And lingo into stone
She woos her embryo flowers. in vain,
To rear heir infant heads -
Deaf To h,r va &C, he, flowers remain
Enchanted IN Their beds.
In vain SIC bids the trees expand
Then green losuriant charms;
Bare the wilderness they stu
Aud stretch their withcrad arms.
Her fasoritc 'fls. IN feeble nuic.,
Lament thy lou delay;
Aud strain theiI l.ttle slanmcr.ng lhroah
To charm thy llasts away.
A., Winter calm thy cruel rage
Release the rurrl ne year;
Thy power is pas, dcorepi' sage,
Ar a. and disappear.
Tho stars that greed thy spltndid nrht
A, losi IN warmertlys;
The sun, a. !" eng in h.. might
Unrolls celestial days.
Then why, usnf onr Winter, why
Still il,rs tay frozen VIM
Fly, norccnting lyranl fly
Andyeld.the year 10 Spring r. J I.
" Hllie Grorc, drhetg,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-27
lTOpI0na

WE Sn's f4ber respectfully returns his
a ia INK Il hi. lritn | an f-the public ncner-
IVY Ion The hb"raf n .iroaage extend d TT the
,' con'er9 OF L. 'rs & Whitehead, lnl1hInrn~
"Fh tl't h his bought the rulir.' >tcr'k nit.nld
.'ol 'rrn, AL Will nontinne the, business, AN
rWsn' con'inu,nce. OF their cu ,to.n. lie
~" kiepas h .rftocirr large assonment Of
rr'rS an Shple Dfv G ,nd, OF the mr>rmnd-
t saI ~gl', an the best guilty; which will hs
~ rasgool tesmsas they can h. hal else'
.F4, I6. :. r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-27
T'lc-Aovtn ton H ocel.

yENllE ub 'Cfrt'tf' htvlas nurchI ,ei tn t'h
T. vfrn near the court h use,'In the Tow u
Loving sion. lerelo'prr eceupleLhy Col. Charlie
P.uow, nGg'lrlpe 10 inio'mtne p"thc. general
H. thai they vii make every rHeft!al Ia pleas
tho e WHO may cat uir5n ihen The hau,e
are in cpnvenignt, and will be psally Glle,
IN Servant. Arlrb4 attentive, tablt ang S'l'
ne .upprt;; Win so5 II. The eourtry can if
a:l: an the he'd liis. >halb ofthe fra orde,
IL ile, we iv1l cal ,avor 10 keern house Wor'
nv Gi:the public ttIarf .l4e ine Of s;Eg;
(which i,l,r.: thsoj ~ ,this place, :s,op, at ihi
,ln. g, AM p,>,fnstf, viii he. ibral he'd VIII
.g.re asc6nrni alt1n. We therefore solicit tn
- HENRY s. PEN :.ssON, :
-. AVAIL. KIDD, -:
:. -. :. .FREDERiCK s:.lsYToN,
/. o,,.,r1stOn. =, u ru.fD1 -. rs :
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-27
BY FLETCHER ToLER,

..ru. i.Yyci1u VIZ OMAN
,t,;.bd SEM, reedy, on nondogs and 1Aar :
,.l. ,,r 81 per annum. payable in adrance.
u Subscription for a shorter .feriod than 81
s-tts eiu be receired, nor any paper diSron6i ned
MI, orrnrreardgcs are paid, erc'pt al fhr orion Of
r itjr.
anVER7ISE NENT'S inserted at 30 rcn Z
,,,oys fort he first Insertion, and 81 II centSf
rs.s, subsequent insertion. s' 4 iberoi dedneto,.
ii. IN those iho adreT'se bu M ue0r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-27

rE1liE subscribers beg leave 10 inform their
4 inen Is and the puhlc generally, that they
nave purrha >ed thI, rallbIp property aud arepre-
pared to accommodate all those who may favor
u, with call The hou,e will be turn he'd
with nearand PLAIN furniture, and our servants
the best that cdf'he procured, eur bar with the
best OF liquors, AMI our table aud stable with The
hest the market affords
Our senior l.r, great experience in the bu'I
ness and we pledge ourselves 10 use the mo i
indef,tig gable eX,rlion>.t1 render our vlsItoGs
com OFT BILE and agreeable.
~ llHAM HlX,
JAMES NJ. 'LAAGHORNE!!
n. B.-The sub'er!bers are pleF'red TO ao'
: ommo Lie and would .jike TO receive a few
yearS Boardsrs. W, H.
=. j. NJ. L..
Ivnrhbu~os O T. T.. -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-27

49,; >upSNFnff having ru CT sed The en,ir
concor' u MS TWO partners in thu abov
in III. r. P>eH continuance o the la .ines,
III me hon>rai pre- .rnt O .a.unrpd lv ,l,,,, u
o''r't lnf patrorage Il The friend. nj Ilnlron,h.
,o't"h /. imund, and the public eenerallv
~, r. heretofore the bn,uess will he .xcInsiyaly -
''ui'n'>s'oa one. and lih.ril advances will -,
an 'lne' be made on all e, gnmen,o of nrn.
""''' particularly lohareo. nour an,lwheat
PlZARRO EDMUNDS.
Richmond Feb % H.,