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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22
CJGAs.S.


UOHN ANDERSON, SIGN of the Iadian Chief, 32I
Broadway adjoining the City Hospital. respectfully In
forms tin sner Of good CIGARS. that he has succeeded
making with the celebrated manufacturers Don
Nsaue PUN Co, for supply at choice
brn afs such : rarely f-unI In this market.
The mo-, iaudos consoseurs may rely on having THEW
grai q, Cigars every flavor, and vhole
sae rea that shall induce continuance of their pair
syr A call VIII obiige.
N.B-J. A. has conne1-n with any other house IN hh
city. jyi9-5m.
COONE'~ SYSTEM OF MERCANTILE
~ FENNANSiuP.-"This system II better adapted IL
the ot schoos and tor business purposes thar
heretofore published, ,he engraving being compee n
tann o writing and dec eiy free and cny Of acquire
than now IN use" Published and for sale by
aus e. SHEPARD. 20 Broadway.
(,.,rs.s "a ; w A NJ I'D rsJK TiiE SoUTIS WEST.
~ Book "Qphe entry onlv in demand The fall
.iner sales orneref ndze the south and
cont this viii far exceed IN amount the gloov cal
citations our spectators the norh This
be paiuv number NJ book keepers already
empoyed This Finn office for instructions In nor
keeping No IA Braiwayi alec from the number Of
der rercye Nv Mr. r. supplied. Salaries fuctua Ing
from sao0 M student under the IS
will bc received the above Office which enarr ei and
open for the reception only, o WIN viii I've
accomplished in the shortest time possible and qualified
conduct accounts for mercantile house IN the trading
world
% Situations seasonably procured for all ~ usual
ais I'm
=, l..tN st.G-s Lr. siOCA~.-MRS. KING, HI
- Fulton street. respectfully soc public attention e'
present of G.nlemsn. STOCKS. amopgs which
variety copposed Ut sk rs expressly
for spring AMI summer wenr.
Ao, plain and fancy Stocks of every description, all of
which warranted ~ the bes, materials and sod the os
liberal ts-s,s. sisn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22
HIS RRIrANsIc MAJ..Ty'. CONSULATE
ID YOUNG LADIES. Ar WEST FtRMs-1he mi.

NEWTON have removed their school from the city 10 the
pleasant and nour.hng village OF West Farms westcheser
They have selected this location only Consequence
po,eri, health, hui of it, proximity the city ds
exceed eleven miles The house
and veil adapted Tor spcii nstiu tion.
They prepared to receive Ladies bosrderS
srhola and they their friends and public,
nothing ha he wanting their pam aors every
cf OF instruction Improvement their pupils, aud
qualify them. by liberal and plshed education, for the
respectable walks 81 life.
Tuition conprs,s complete English eraddcd tn
which taught the French Italian and spanish languages
Musis, Drawing. aud Dar cling, II required
Highly respectable viii he given IN
guaroas application be made either PERSONAL, Ut
village, directed 10 the post Office West FsrnA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22
GuilforJ Point.
lIAl,lsE pAXILION.-This .e.iy

GriIforJ Point.
N1AT,isE PAvtL1ON.-This seigltul Summer re-
vi open r The reception If compass, fer the
Beng situated directly on the board, reners this
place healthy location, a. also pleasant situation,
Were sban2lnce y fed be bad, also
ballns
Teras-& per day, o. 81 week. The bar 10 wcA stocked
with choice WINS ling corlmodeus.
NJ H. are in tines. all times upon the arrival
sf the sesmboa, New Haven, directly
. Tho Point. aul2fw RICHARD WELD.
no THE PuBLIC.-The subscriber had the pleasure
yesterday of receiving the ut10iDcd from Cnptan
Nos., ~ the orig Maria Cor-ea row lying pier No a
Norh River and he 10 the pub smother
evidence OF the virtues vi his Rheumatic Embrocaton
~ b. COHEN, $40 Had.on street
kEw IoRx, August n, 1887.
Dear SirT take great pleasure in adl testimony
the nu1ernns certificates possess e the astonishing efcp
of your Embrocati N fur the of Rbe umsiisn.
have been afflicted with that disorder for sfs ri siu
past, an until Saturday lastwhen pruc red bttIe
of specic have experienced rtsffpn, the medical
geGcmen 10 ths unry and In furopel whose advice end
assistance have sought
Tbi, single bottle, oud and happy state has, by i
sngnlarv potent snd healing influence resiot
para,e health and vgor; and per scy allie In do
charge my srduoos duties, anu entirely free ror crsn
H. ~ vOSS.
Master Of the Brig Marin Cornelia, of Eossock.
M. IL. Cohen, NJ 2tn Hudson street. an 1871
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22
PARODY.


How dear to my heart the days of my splendour
When fond recollection present the- view,
The beaver, the frock coat. how well remember,
Aud every fashion my tailor then knew.
The CAV sIken and black stock above u,
The whiskers which coverd my profuse,
And my hair, In such style that al dd approve II,
Aud even the Backing which shoye q =, SHOES
The shining Jet Backing, the un~urpass'd Backing,
Lee Thompson'sIet Bscking which sbone my shoes
The box of this mixture hail as a treasure,
Fu often nj morn, whrr from bed arose,
It's gloss has afforded me exquisite pleasure
The blacklist and brighest which Backing bestows.
The brushes Isezsd, and with little exertion.
On the leather portion nj Hacking did use,
Thea 10 my sight, with no little diversion
The fine brilliant polish shoes
The shining Ut Backing. the unsurpassed Backing,
Lee Thsnpsen'sje jet Backing which shone nv
now cheap from The maker, each can receive H.
Pot % IN anest little box ~ for
No spurious mixture would tempt me IN leave H.
TT, the best the civilized world produce;
And now, though away from tha store Of the vender,
Yet still this superior Backing use,
And throu III life will cease 10 remember.
The heauul Backing which shone my shoes
The shining Jet Backing, the unsurpassed Backing
su22 Tvs 265 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22
Sill VEt<-,lLyENS1l

SlLt E0-slL vEK-SlLVEh
" SINAI, cnnnge, such shnags sxpences ten and fvs
cen, pieces will be given exchange for get ~uar
ter dollars. Apply the desk OF this Office As2-.r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

amusement
FRICAS GLEN.-TLis favored place of anu emen nj
has continued TO be crowded during the day evening
HULSTEAD auallw.
GS NEWARO.-Stoen. yesterday afternoon from on
1 board the ship Nashville nj the foot of Murays wharf
blue cloth coat quite and pair Of with
rent across the seat Pawnbokers other
stop the sam. offered for sale The reward will be
paid on the restoration of the articles by applying at 6 Mai
den Lane JOHN DE JANkKER apo5 az
NEW YORK TATTE nsALLs.-The reyuia
public sales o. Horses Carriages Harness. Gc couiiru.
t. tase inns well known establishment every Monds,
at II O'clock
The next sale will commence or Monday, August sab
IT IL O'Clock All Horses, Carriages, nc. Intended for tai
sale be shown and entered before
18th inst, nj O'Clock, r. NJ
au22 JOHN W. WATSON 446 Rroad,x.x
SOMETUING WV FOR THE LAD -
- RATTfFEE CANDY.-Anew and superior favored
Candy, manufactured At the Bewery Steam Confectionery
md no other place in this cv. This Ca-dy All
others ever invented Tor its superiority ofavor delicious.
n OF TASTE producing also pheasant odor sad
the breath which no other Candy thu world
are respectfully invited TO call and taste gratis No
Bowery, opposite To kivingten street.
aus2 =. w. BRyIIAM SUM-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

IN 000 AC@Es ILLINOIS LA - will be es.
IO,VVU changed for suspe, ded paper Apply IN
au22u w. y. DUNHAM, 30 Wall It
PPLFS.-A large quantity Of Apples Tor sae ON the
"a trees. Apply 10 WIN TREDwELL. Clason's Pent. West
Chester.
wanted-At the abcve place. aend markst-he
must understand he small boat and he
well recommended. au22-5ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22
Master ofths Brig Marin Cornels, Of Eo~soch.
N. u. Cohen, ESQ. 2io Hudson street an 1871


CUTLERY FOR CASH AT REDUCED
- PNiCEs-Tks subscribers wishing " reduce their
large stock offer for sae above tor BsnA
Aotesl one Of the nns stocks o ne Cue~
lerv imported the Uaed states consisting every
de~ripon IN Ivory, >ectp Black, Bone, ana
sham Buck Table Knives and Fok, Desserts Carvcr
VAZOsS OF Roigers Elliott. Wade and Butcher nd osh~~
well known nakers Rodgcrs. woVerhous and Crpckes
ocset Cutlery Scissors and Shears Of all orts Iapcetu
Palette and Butchers Knives Siesls.
PI~roLs-Pockef, Belt and Dueing Pistols very ertcp-
and complete ssorinent all we'll worthy attention. VI
southern ard we~ferS merch sus and others
au2i-ims GRANfLEy Al WREAkS. Aaor House.
IN ESs BnOfs-HO0Ts.-RIC WAL
- kbRS make GO ahead Of al others os beauty. style
fashion, AMI emiot $50 or s2I5 will huy eegnnt and
durah par 81 dress Boots Just such gentlemen wish
= 49, he arrest and ed asaftn nj OF al kinds ~ Box
snd Shoes vr fsy us, the lnwe.t prces III hs States
oaly one trial will rrnvr The fact Appy vi
RICHARDS WALKERS tun establishments.
-. Nos 81 tud 9S2 Canal street.
Jy14 In the oldest boot and bosses Tie bsk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

DAMP nOaLs PUMP Btps S--rVm o.
IL BOOTS.--s. J WALKER, 800 Canal street, lisve the
haudmnesl article % Pump Boots for twenty shings Of
fpred IL this city. They truly elegant and only
shing per pair Call go Canal Canal street the al shoe
from Greenwich DON'T mistake the nursber $50
They have aso splendid assortment OF gcniemens light
Pumps and shoes very reduced prices Also elegant
OF ladies' and chren Boot and Shoes of every de-
scrpjon, which will be sold low thlt object
the price. Dent mistake the nuubef-it Is go.
~ Country snerchants supplied by the package DOZEN
jy2s.lm'
CNe p.--DE JACKSON has added to- his Patent We
IA gc' able Meca'ed vTpor Bath Estnlshfnen ut ~ Bow
geni.rv furnished aud board with the hest
provided for invslis who wish to put them
selves under h medical treatment asd his Mecated Napon
Rzths. iea-u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

CLEAlSE ID.

CLEARED.
Brigs Earl Of Durham, (r) Langley. Rckerbucto NJ b.
Paas Blanchard. Portland, Me-, Nesuilh Leeds Glide
Robinsoa Gonaives A. c. Rossre Co Schr Dollar HaIet
Boston, p. j. Farnham Coz Henry Barger Briggs, Balt
morc Pioneer, Sparks Phad .pha; Martha Philips Nor
folk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

?. C- - ANOTHE~ YET-The new and
SxnSsSl6z fsvorite s,eaaboat sun Capt Lane, will
-. - make her tenth regular trip 10 the FISH
ING BANKS, Thursday, 2ih ins weather permltting
leaving New York iom the foot Of Market street.
oc@ch; brookyn from South Ferry wharf before and
from the frot Of Murray street. r. at O'Clock A. NJ, and
return 20 New York ut Ga O'Clock, +. M.
lines $50" f "
N.B.-The celebrated New York independent Band will
attend the excursion Fare aI-ypeals ext a. au22Ns
- H.1TELrp L. ON LEAS E.-The new
nM .uur si"y Briek building South Ferry, BROOKLYN
-, re Long island Rail Road Cans arrive and depart
thDrou gbfArc For particulars enouire az
- hCANPBELIs No 8s Broad st. ~.
The first story Of this house would make two handsome
store,he r. mainder would make good boarding house.
Also 70 vet cheap. several work shops. au aa-im'
"A IT., Lcs-5G LATER ss.-A GOOD
E,M CHANCE-The Bar, Collie Room and psteciorv. No.
-s Is Water street connected with Pea street Home
III. Fg nitue Fixtures and complete order sppy
Al the Saloon OF Pearl Street House au22 Ih4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

RlLLIahn. iMpNov s.D.--Geatlemen wishing
- 10 play ab1iards, purchase tni,irs, invited
~ 28 or ~ Broadway Jsor above Wall street the Sou
thern Coffee Roofs, where there room
the patent Indian Rubber cushions, slate and
si-n csmeeed beds with ren eagle frames and common IA.
offered {. the puLc, advantages tse who wish
chase at shorr notice. they he packed days
b. Orders for thing in .is line with crsh good
reference, 10 A. BAsSFofiD 2io Broadway will receive
prompt attention. mlpu
llODc ~ Il h- impression thai the beautiful walks,
of this place have been destroyed by the improve
Very little a,e alton has made
Ia the Walks except the ioeafc vicinity oih- ferry The
Norway Naples. Dutch Elms, and Bssw~oi Trees ha aon.
ID ts Lawn around the Hotel have been ranspanted and
inya beautiful leading from the ferry to TIE
Elvsisn Fsl.'s e3-3n.
NOT.Cs. 10 boat G UB-.-A grand Regatta
will come of the Elysan Fields, oloken Tuesday
10Th August for AL uar Club Boats rowing
four Prxes-Siver cups
Eirst race-two .'cioek-six Dared boats.
Second race-ihree clcck-four boats
third will orth day. tor boats rowing
two pair SOULS
~ Clubs wishing enter for the above viii pea,e
give ntce the subscriber Eiyssn Fields lIohoten
vous u the Goth inst. ". VI. Dl FIR. aul7.,t-5'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

DRIVAg BOARDING HOt sE.-Genilenen
canbe accommodated with bard and pleasant
al No. 81 Greenwich Rector nabe
terms. aui7-lw* SARAH A. JAMES
no PArEn NA IL x 80 bales A English lettings
do 81 do do; do. 81 10. do manufactured expires y
for cylinder machines, for sale BY
}. CAMPBELL Il PERSSE, ITO and liz Nassau
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-12-13
Vol. X....No. IL.

ish has arrived is, that the child was
instigated to the fatal act solely BY the
diseased working of Imagination. and that
nexpicabIe sympathy which is sometimes
known to impe the mind to the encounter
OF what it breads. We quote the last two
paragraphs of the article, fol-. the sake of
the warning they convey.-N YSpec.
',Ih's case is stated as afording strong
testimony in favor of a principle, which
Is now beginning to attract the attention
of medical men, viz: than the publicity
which is given TO cases of suicide, 10 tho
newspapers, and by other means-forrns
one OF the strongest incentive to the COM
mission Of the act, in those who have q
secret disposition to destroy themselves.
If this be the fact, high responsibility
rests upon physicians, so to Influence pub
Ii, opinion, and more especially editors,
! as to prevent the narration of the circum~
stances connected with deaths of this
unfortunate class. No cool can certainly
arise from the exposure of facts which
ought to remain in the bosom Of the dis
tressed families, while, there is reason to
believe, the list Of victims to suicide is
annually very much swe!ltd from the
coursewhch isnoW 50 generally pursued"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-12-13
ITO BE Continued

SUICIDAL SYMPArHY.-A late number
of the "Amcrican Journal of Medical
Science" contains long and very inter-
esting statement from DR.. Isaac Parish,
detailing the circumstances which led, or
are believed to have led, young girl Of
ID to commit suicide by poison. Her
health was reasonably good. her situation
in life agreeable, and her disposition was
habitua|y cheerful; yet without any ap-
parent motive or indictment, she procured
and swallowed arsenic the effect of which
was death. 1t was subsequently ascer-
tanned, however, that she had read in a
newspaper an account of man DESTROYING
himself by arsenic. and that on the morn
ing of her death, before she took the fatal
potion, she lad conversed upon the subject
with a girl in the adjoining house: and
it was recoIlected that some months before.
a person residing in the same. house with
herself had attempted, suicide by 1aud4-
mum. The conclusion Al which Or Par
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-12-13
A CURE FOR TIE ITCH!

II ONEEER in0ct2'0tc in one h0ar's ap1kicd
IL ttOn and no d0hgPr from tQKiug cold bv
uS!"G Dumfres' Ecn Ointment
Ihis Prepar@t'on, FIR pIeasantness, safety. ex.
Ped'tlon, ease and aiIty, stands ,t.ufpoLyef
tor the cure Of this Troublesome complaint. ltis
so rapid as well as certain in its Operation. as 10
cure this disagrecablp dsor :er most efectualiv in
one h0U"'S application 0niyt
1t does Ho coNtaIn The lie .st particle Of mercury
or otter dangerous ingr. eBt and may be an
P'led wi p"'t-ct SAFETY by pr gnant females, "
to Oh ldren at the hreat.
fnce 81 cents box, with ample directioas
Dr.. Relics Art bilious Pills!
For Indigestion. Loss of appetite, LirIes0arss,
Headache, CosfiUtIsrSs, f7atuLtmce, CaoIir,
Bata0us Affections, &c.
/" comment On the efficacy of these Pills,
after a successful experience of MANY wears
in England and America has established their rep
uiAion, is nee less Suffice il to observe that for
redundancy of Bile. Flatuence, Costiveness,
Headache, &c. SC. they will undoubtedly prove
tar more servIceable than those drastic putg, TOO
frequently employed, and will not only al tie
same time tend to remove the off; nding cause by
gentle motions, and strengthen "t.e digestive or
gaDs, but improve the appetite nd renoVate the
system. Price so cents.
Cambrian Tooth Eche Pills.!
The relief is snmediote, without the least in
jury to the Teeth. Price 30 cents box,
Dr. RcL(eS Vegetable SpeciGct
For Sick Headache, &c. Price so CENTS.
None are genuine unless sigI ed 7. K1pDER.
on the wrapper, (Sofe proprietor and successor
to DR. Conway by whom they are for sale, a.
his Conn ting Room No. SO. Court street. Bos-
ton, and by his SPECIAL appointment by nj. ".
blRcHARp andJAcKsoN & KErcHAM, Brandon.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-12-13
A CARD.

The subscriber, being we'll acquainted
with the Silk, Cotton, Linen and Woolien
Dymg, has been prevailed on to prepare
Black Dye jor SIX. He would inform
the ladies OF Brandcn AMI vicinity, that if
they wish to avail themselves of this OPP
portnnity, instead of sending their dresses
to distance, they can have them done in
good style, by forwarding them to The
subscriber previously to the 2lst of De-
ccmher next.
N. B. Garments should be taken apart.
in order to receive good finish.
Goods sent by Stage will be returned by
the same Conveyance at the expense ofthe
owner NJ WILDER.
Bran!on. Nov g, 1897.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-12-13
STATE OF VERMONT. TNHE Hon,
Districl cfRutlo,I, S.. 5 | 'brPro to,

sTATE OF vERnoNr. : THE Hon.
DISTRICT Of Rutland, IS. L ,hePro5ate
Court for the District of Rutland
To all persons concerned in the Estate
of Simeon BigeIow late of Brandon, de-.
ceased tes'afe, Greeting:
Whereas Sarah Bigelov, Executor of
the Estate Of Simeon Bigeiow OF Brandon
deceased, proposes to render an accoun, of
her administration and present her account
against said Estate for allowance. at the
Probate Court to be holden at Rutland in
SAID district On the first Monday Of Janu-
Try next: Therefore, you are hereby nosi-
fed to appear before said Court, at the
time and place aforesaid, to show cause, if
any you have, why the SAID account should
not be allowed.
L. s. Given under nv hand, and the
seal Of said Court, at Rutland, in sad de-
trlct, this 4th day Of Decent Der 1887.
H. q. TowsLEa, Reg7.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-12-13
FRANKLIN ACADEMY.


FESlE Winter Term of the Franklin
tUtion, at SheIturne Falls, Mass, will
com.nence en- the first Wednesday of De-
cember neXt, under the care of its former
Teachers, Rev. John Alden Jr.e A. NJ,
and MIR, William 6. Brown. Tuition, ri
Greek, Latin, Algebra and Euclid, $500;
In Astronomy, Philosophy and Chemis-
try, with experiments and use Of appara-
tus, s. 81; in p2ining, 81 So other
studies, SO %. Board, at the BOARDING.
house, fer the winter term, will be 81 O3
for laIies, $ p for gentlemen. Compa-
MES can be formed in the village, and
probably board for IS or 50 cents a week.
Manual Labor will be provided in the
shop.
NATHANIEL LAMSON, See.
sMUT-MILL OR GRAIN-CLEANsER.
r ME subscriber has at great expense
= set in motion, in lis mill in Bran
don village, one of the most approved
SMUT MILLS, which performs the work
of cleansing wheat and o'her English
grain to his full satisfaction and he pre-
sum2s that all who may favor him with
their custom will also be satisfied of its
usefuIncss in separating all smut and foul
matter from their wheat rye India wheat,
and buckwh"a', leaving the flour white,
and pure from filth Of any kind
Grain should be as free from headings
and straw as possible, to have itdcne well,
JOHN CONANT.
Nov. IL, 1887. ST.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-08
IOHN MINI.
Dec I. 1887
ADMINISTRATORS SNIII.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
.pl virtue Of an order from the Pro
- bate Court Of Madison county,
will be sold, on Wednesday, the 20thi
of Decembernext,at the late residence
loft SIMON BovpoN, deceased, all Of the
personal and real estate belonging to|
said decaased--to wit: Sixteen likely
.young Negroes, seven head of Horses,
three yoke Of first rate Oxen, Que OK
Wagon, fifteen head Of Cattle, about
eighty head Of nork and stock Hogs,
iiiteen hundred bushels Of Corn, fifteen
stacks Of Fodder, one set Of Black
smiths Tools, two shot Guns, one fine
Rifle, farming Tools, house and kitchen
Furniture, sc.
The Plantation on tract Of Land
Iwhereon the deceased resided, viii
likewise be offered for saIe-yiz.
The north east quarter Of Section
| Twenty-Five; east half, south cast
quarter Of Section Twepty.four; south
half, west half, south east quarter, and
north half, east half, south west
quarter Of Section Twenty-tour, OF
Range -Four, East; and west half,
north west quarter Section Thirty,
and Lots No. Three and -Four, Sec
ton Nineteen, Of Range Five, East,
Iof Township Eleven, containing Five
Hundred and Ten Acres, with 4 good
I&aw and Grist Mill and Cotton Gin.
on a constant running strcam--one
hundred and sixty acres Of cleared
Land, with ordinary buildings, &C.,
land two Lots in the Town OF Camden,
Also, two Sections of unimproyed
Land, lying seven miles north east
lro m the above named premises, to
wit: the north east quarter Of Section
ITwenty-eight, north half Of Section
| TWenty-scyen, south half Of Section
TWENTY-FIVE, cast half Of Section
Twenty-one; west half Of north west
Iquarter Of Section Twenty-onc, and
) east half of north east quarter Of Sec
ton Twenty, of Raugo Five, East
Township Twelve, North--contaioine
Iabout Twelve Hundred and Seventy.
six Acres; good soil, well timbercd,
and plenty Of good spring water.
The personal property will be sold
lon credit of twelve months; the real
estate at one, two and three years,
Notes with good security will be re.
Iquired.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-08
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
IN Thursday the twenty FIRST day
= Of December next will be sold at
the residence Of the late Andrew f..
beatIe deceased, on a credltof twelve
months, all the personal property be-
longing to The Estate ofsaid deceased
Consisting Of thirty Six likelynegroes,
a large stock Of cattle including seve-
raj yoke Of well broken oxen. Horses,
Hogs, farming utensils, Household
and kitchen furniture &c.
The purchaser will be required 10
give notes with approved security.
III. HANBLIN.
l.. LATHAM, A&ars.
Nov. l7,JG37. 26-6t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-08

NOTICE. TO UNDERTAKINGS.

NOTICE TO UNDERTAKES.
SEALED proposals, wilt he receiv,
- Cd until the 18Th day Of Novcm-
Der next, lorJthe following work. to
Wit: for enclosing the Public Square
ia the town Of Canton, with Post ami
Rails, leaving the streaas SO feet wide.
The posts TO be Of post oakor cypress,
6tee' Tong to be set 2 Ieetin theground,
10 be s inches square, aud 6 feet from
centre TO centre, there uill be 5 r.Ql-
70 each PANEL and each tell 10 be i
inches square, Of some durable wood
and 20 be mortised in the post the
whole size OF the TAIL, tbo corner up-
wards or diamond fashion, the tops al
the posts to be rounded. The whUla
to be plaInedand painicdwbiie. There
wlll also bea pair Of STEPS ii he CEN
tire ofeach side with small rate on
the top, 70 open each way--and SINH.
lar steps and gates at each corner
The work to be completed by the FIRST
day Of February next. Payment to
be made whentho work Is completed.
Proposals viii also be received for
imaking tho posts 10 Inches square,
Ialjproposals must be addressed to the
President and Selectncn a The town
Idf Canton.
7. =. SALMON, pres't.
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