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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-07
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va, I. have on hand between one and two hundred
W TONS Of first rate plaster of H;sri*, an
the lump.) and Will forward it, ground, 81 per
ton. The roads good, and line wagons empty
Now is the lnc 10 lay Ia Your supplies tor the nest
season. LNAuliOhNE y bbh ION
Sept l'H
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-07

cxtrayt, l,em ID. Chauuiuzs Letter, winch srcnl to
as ,oa'aff1pl the Atas's remark touching tie wanl
% ue',t, and arlRtuali,, in his argument
a. \ men.aral 10 Congress asking or The ueor-
fseauou ola National Bau1,. received I2l5 sigma
tarcs f lcsallA qualified eoter, IN -. Loujs--the
l1gsst vic c,et polJe1 n tlst city eu about l5eo.
among lhesc signatures are many azHa1. .5se. Goi.
Benton 1t Is al, c>e5cd his influence, ia ,alu, 10
induce HEM 10 withhold their signatures.
FLORIDA WAR.-rhe lat N.,}ai..r PAPER
coulatu letter from Mr.. ponse, Seerstty ot VA,
to Coy. Cannon Of Tennessee, informing. Ina tlat in
consequence IL Tie continuance OF the Naf IA Flo
ii3' &C.. J,-up Lad been directed to cal upon Inn
Tor -, il "tta aud volunteer toroe rs hctoa, ,equirr
Ion 'hr qeNs campaigns IN Fiorda. Tao tfoop,, b-
add. VII 1eaepurdm oclobef.
Tie Ah3ag'an Sta,e.fnan announces the
les. %. { ,4.t.guaNkELLEH, r,eeats apnembcr
oahe 4ma 4ea3,e 6omth8 b>njct lie died
oa'I}e IA Il lay Ls Wy 6on TcNs l~latbe,
ia H. aesaio raf,h,se ..u.) TO New Orleans, a.ter
'a '!at $. oiaaI> t'o.d1,,, AID VI, buried the
shore o. lae1aitot HcNeo, the mouth o. The y.
c.a~l9IaIH
Is. .ts.--i .>.sa.e sh.sa If Al ,.4fIhqa,.c
- g., IA Alabama GA IT, l. Il ut a5out da,s. l.
Is T." aatloardn The Iu>euu5.a, Limestone AID -
icnee papers. Ma GRANGE college s.,0t1l e.1-
die VIE -asaeo l.ontle dss'~ OF tie ,tudenJ,.
E Broar'.. v1o .ilsd JoeeIA II. tchol- N
fulsN. ,an,a IL f.a Ga>, lso Vas aifazued leiafr an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-07

O. TIA. CAarIo,tes,il',A advocate. a,- 'he; Col.
Eeaon passed tiuous HAT place a NV day. aso IN
company Will Cel. Bclne aad Air. Crlie. OF tbs
Stac. The Advocate believes that he w9s ealirtiy
neglected BY the democrats Of thal Place They
ar mtAed currency and s'na note ENcs democrats
a55at ChaIotte,y.ilc--;g9t la.d-moae. Be,isoaIan
hunbngeei-.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-07

t. He An.ae len Sta'c.an announces the
!es.,# Z ST. OILY kELLER, recently anembcr
'tlhe Virginia &ea35e 6omtha R>njce II, died
on TN IA Il iuly. .oal. Wy 6oa TcNs# t'httef
ia Ia 5asato p.T,hl.e lool.l TO Ne" Orleans, a|tc
'a#1!l.,ss ol#aoy tsu d1>,, aud w, buried 81 the
5hore.ol lleGaitet Nc<l.o. atl)e mouth o The Y.
c.alaayH a.,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-07

C#ssros+s#eers5'I. <auaaai iat..,searsr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01
LARGE MAPS OF
Mississippi and Alabama.

- t.OAI.G ne Put ~ anu lpd,a Lanes o.
- aIan H. scttaiions, Land Districts. Tov u.
ships >aroam- Sc engraved from the Ga-
ssrnm-at surveys and pats 10 the Genera
Land Office n slnglon City. by z Gilman
ID auFntsman IN the Lenera Land ufilce
tIF. AYI.oR. Bookseller, ~ sshIngt"a
city ~. inst lutlished land secured the e"
pynrst according 10 la~.) the above Map.
" hich wi be und tnhauely more eosup'sl
ami accurate than aay heTetoiore pusllshsd.
Thcy are pnhlished separate sheets; each
CONTAINING neatly sx square tett, and viii
ipuud especially useht ant valuable To those
inter, sied IN the tsn's II eHaer state. 40 tn y
show every item e e nation which u Ia
poss sslan of he lard ifices relative To- water
enats,s. township lines, IndIan lands and re-.
ssrsstion. aud d,sincis sc and vii BE- ion' d
perfectly accurate anG precise IN ihose points
They can be set hy mail To any part of the
uait.d states. .bIsr, only 10 single letter p ~
age Purv t9a dollars. OF three copies of 81.
Ter vii hr seni by mail fo' fiY dollars. A 10.
beral discount III b. nadr To travelling agents,
OF to any W"O bav o. s''ll agaIu.
y Editors Of newspaper any where, who
will give the above advertisement, Including
this nntee "nt o. tWo insertions, shall rocciE*
hy return mat g copy OF each map. II they will
send O. y Of the paper containing II TO the
advertise:
july 10 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01

with whatever sbilily We may possess, al
exsernsl ihlfrference with our domesslc
eon1IIion-on This point. our opPosinon
10 The Abolition Of Slavery. either y ihs
District o. IN The slaies. VII be infexi-
ble-6rm A. The . seated hills; up
hold ! republican and federaiirs, = dis
tingalshed from consolidating sdmlnis-
traii0n of The national affairs. and The DIS
orders Of he Central Governmeni--io o..
rect the public view towards home po-
licy az The Slales--lhe developemeni q
their resources. physical and Inislleetnai
10 attach men, il possible, 20 ihrIr
birthplace. and render them citizens In
stead Of adyeHiurers aud sperulslars-
and 10 reanimale public spirit. and give
il purpose a. well ~ energy.
These subjects shall command our hx-
ed attention: and, conscious 81 the vast I'M
porlanee of the principles here advanced.
We shaIl not deSiaIe from them. shaieS-
er the waywsrd tendency 0f the times, or
the msd splriI of party devotion may ei-
feet IN the pallmeal Morld--or yield our
influence, however small. IN the promo
lian ii .aasl.' regardless of measures.
Or Journal shall b. just what it, name
puTpors. Like the Esrlega,ing kGtsi-
dosoOpe,' IL shall. weekly. present all the
beauties and attractions of Ogford---and.
like a true Republican, its columns
shall he ever open, rs q medium through
which good principles shall be dissent
mated. lie South heard, aui her peculiar
institutions vlnhieated; from IL The /" pride
Of the Nulliiier must receive no diminn-
tion.-.lhe fidelity OF the Unionisl no re
preach"
With this exhibition Of our plans Of
future arl"n, we confidently confide in
the liberal public spirit oi the eiiIzens ol
Granville. AID ofihe whole South. Judge
us---but first know our merits.
TERMS Three dollsrs per annum, il
paid on the reception of the frs, number
SO so IL not paid I'LL the ind al the
year. Letters may be addressed. a, pre-
sent. post paid. IN the editor at Raleigh.
or 10 ]. NJ. Virgins, esq. Al Oxford.
~ Editors will please publish.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01
cuI.rIrps OF ONIONS.

Win somrsew exceptions, onions are
usually raj,sd south Of Nes England,
from 40 grown in lhe autumn Of the
prey,,0s year, . general impression
nr,saillng thar Ihey cannot be mslured
INN seed The same season. This opinion
We knos from experiences 10 be erroneous.
and a. such belief has inIeriersd material
IL EIIh the cultivation OF this excellent
vegetable, we deem IL our duly 10 state
The result OF small experiment we made
the present season, with view Of test
ing whether onions could not be grown
from seed the same season.
On q small bed in our garden con-
iignous Co our kitchen, we caused The
suds made through The last winter 10 be
thrown. Early the last spring we had
the he'd dug up and thoroughly pulEerlZ-
ed. Then spread over q q slight dressing
Of unIeacled ashes, which was raked IN.
We then laid off The bed IN drills ~ inches
apart, and sowed white onion seed there
in. ~ lhinly As Inc operation could be per
formed with the hand. As The Young on-
ions became &c tn use, We ihlnned Out the
pairh. leaving those that renamed about
Z ,uches apart. On the l41h of this
mnnlh, the onions were gathered, and We
had the pleasure Of finding that they
were fully as lIge IS those which had
been raised from sets Of last falls growth.
One which we measured was 81 inches
in circumference. size large enough for
all culinary purposes.
We will venture upon The assertion.
that II suitable sill be selected, and the
ground BE- well MANFRED, that onions can
not only be raised. but nlaiured from
seed sown in March. All that is requisite
to insure good crop is to plant Al the
proper distance in Ihe rows, thin Out
cary, keep the ground we'll sirred around
the roots and the bed clean from weeds.
With proper care we believe that 100
bushels Of onions may be raised on an
ARE which at the price they b'ng IN the
market would prove crup sufficiently
lucrauve Ia satisfy any hui mud Inor-
alnalely imbued with aVaIIee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01

n SM At Leather Pos KE T BOOK contain.
ig nine dollars in paper money--one FIVE
doi'ar bIl on the Bank Of the State and one
tour do lar bill on the Bank Of Cape Fear; and
ais" note If hand on John r. MINIS payable
t" rhOrles Phillips, Alabama, and dated 2sth
ot March 1887. A reward OF four dollars will
he gwen inT tive recovery Of said pocket book
aud contents And aIi persons are forewarn-
Ell ir'm trading 'or sam note
JOHN A. FAUCETT.
August is. 80 2w
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SPRING GOODS.
q. r.. Long e. 60.

Vef We Just reserved and now ntfe' Tor sale at
80 IL old stand their Spring supply. con.
s,.s, i evety variety oi Goods usually kept
b. 81 "srchaats Of tins place VIZ:
II large and general GssOrf-
meat Of Dry Goods, &C.
COMPRISING
Gentlemen aud Boy's SnUmer Cloihlng,
Prnted Muslin, GInghams,
Ere rh Calico,
Black and CoIoured Silks, &c. &c.
ALSO
Hardware and CUTLERY,
Shot Guns,
Hats, aud Shoes,
Bnnnets,
Cruckery.
Cotton Yarn,
School Books, Stationary. &c.
All i " icn tney sell at III, we prices
for { ,sh, " nn a SHIRT crrdn L" pu"eta dea'
ers ouly
B. ~ persoi@ hsvI"R open accounts Ell
the. an the book Of X Ntchuts s Go or ufb
I.ong X Co up ,u th fifsr ~ Nay, are r..
al, s,,d To cal q ID close a., same wit cash
a. ,ote, as circumstances maNe u absolute
necessary that their business should be settled
up e. tnst time,
May 49, 20
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01
HILL B0RO UG III. n. c.
PuBLIsREn WEEKLY
IN DINNlS HEARTT,
At THREE DOLLARS YEAR, UR Two poILAH
FIFTY CENTS liz pam IN AINANiI

AT THREE DOLLARS 4 YEAR, oR Two polLAH
FIFTY CENTS ~ PAID IN A'vAStE.
Those who 10 not give notice OF 'h'F visa
to have their paper discontinued at the eAl ma
tIon Of the year, will be presumed as fes'T'ns
its continuance until eounisIn,shUed no
paper will be discontinued until all at,t s'agss
are paid, unless az the option oi the utishef
Persons procuring slx subscribers, sian It.
cene the seventh gratis,
Advertisements not exceeding six'fFr 're;s
will be inserted three times for one dollar, an"
twenty -hse cents for each continuance
Subscriptions received by the printer, an
motl a. 'it test cs'tIs N tie state.
AZ letters upon busine 90 Eelatiye to the r.
per must be post paid
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01
Public Sale.

fHHE snhsrtIher will sell, Ut g., 5,h Of Sen.
tembtr nex,, IN q credit Of FIX mcnlhs, a
quantity OF Household ana Kitchen Furniture,
two Mich Cows aud Calves, lot of n apon
Makers Tools and some work, first ate
large Grind stone, Of superior grit, with band,
whell aud irons, &C.
JOHN HART.
~ Wanted to purchase Immediately,
YOUuG HE"hn AN, 90 ", Sc. a lat,
p'lce will be gwen, IL application e IN, j, soon.
]. HART.
August 10, SO It's
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JOHN HART.
N. II. Thomas has on hand. and

vii cuntiuue Ia sep supply 1t excellent
New Flour ana corn Meal, for retail.
~ tie has also quantity Of Good SALT
for sac
July 20. 79--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01

To the officers commanding The Regi-
meats o. the Sirth Brtsad North aroiiaa MI
tfia.
WDU are hereby commanded to attend at
- your respective places OF parade and re
v.rw with the regiments und,r your CON
ma Ids, equipped as the law directs, with six
pounds OF powder ~ order TO be reviewed, On
tn following days, viz.
J. Chatham. the 45th Regiment on the 9th
an the 94'h RegIm nj or the lih Of October
In audalph. the SSH Regime Il on Tie tth,
and iar So - RegIm ~ on the l4th Ut October
I }fan.e, tue 49Iu Regiment N the III.
H." AZ 4 gum ~ on the 18TH; and the Az
@ss,.ut.s.t q tie 2IsI oi 'ripbei.
~ BENJAMIN TR0LiNGER, aid.
'"''E's ALLISON. Brig. Gm.
August 4. 80 1''saae w. " IA" a.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

Orange fosnfy.
Court OF Pleas and gusr'er Sessions,
May Term, 1851.
Tk0nas Hln6way Hi ~ Re-
wsy ysln Horas and Wys be.
"A, sHG SlhTs,
We.
jean Lsafksrs {, Ismss Laifa sx'Ts PeiI1ion &c
cfTktnsas Hoisiras sd b. ass'uul
nsiliam HClparty I'm Hells 81 d far die.
svst. Llssld Hsllcrsg. IA ksiTs tnbuIisL.
o. Eratsn Trift. VI aii hG
rcd ana wif .9Sga. Jshn " la
aksr and ieJs Susaa, ana join
Hoe9s.
1T Appearing 10 the Ioun in 1AIs case TIA,
Brsinsllan nuiloxay, DAVID IiolOss, ~
Aeirs Of Elizabeth Tine Wyatt Hanod Il via
sara John Whitaker s Ali Susan. ere Joln
Moods. are not residents II this FiGtt 70 o..
d.red By The court thai p1bllesiiob he so' q
the H,llsboToveh Recorder, orihs spaes u Eve
weeks, of the pendeney 81 this sun u 81 The
said defendants may srpear 81 tie hsIt tern
II the coult ~ Pleas ana Quarter StEslnLs 10
re- holoea Cor Orange county on tie 9Th hon.
day IL Aaeusi NIT. then and there ., snsNef,
pgs I'D 90 demur 10 The SAD petition, OIL ss
lhe same shall lie taken p's eegtsssC % I, then,
ana heard or paris. ~
J. TAYLOR. C C.
Price adv s. 90 sa-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01
New Monthly Magazine.

an the LIST Of July, 1887, will be pub
~ ts"ed T.. auitsi,t pIte,', COCO psF'
~ al extra large royal "stas' s'zt. aBd neatly
stItchrd ~ r,.'o.e1 cover. thc fret number u
awes q rFnatrsi go q tliltd
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01

MfR II. IA IPifEt, the prescott conduc.
@s@ or ol tins well known establishment. re.
turns his thanks for the very liberal patronage
he has received since he took charge of it lie
would so cit a continuance Of the same; aud
hopes, by strict attention tO the accommnda
tons, 10 be able TO civ. satisfaction 10 all who
may favor him with the L custom Tire follow.
ing ar his prices:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
OrOnge County.
In Equiiy-Mafch Tern, 1897
81

y0an HEishihs aud oihsrs
"a. ,Oar,sai biz
larI,s w.. Johnston and oihus
TT arp aIeg t. the satisfaction Of O.. coutt
4 Ipal The dtieadanis. Frances T. Pous Lu.
CIV mitchell AID Martha Nhisheli are tol ,phs.
huants ii The state, il 10 therefore ordsnc BY
the Court thut sdSeflsoment b. msft 70 ths
HilsberouRi Ree"rdeT ioi 81 weeks, TO- The
said defendant. ard aillhe other he'fs u. aufi
(If aosl "A JsmssC Mitchell dercass. It sp-
pear al tie next Term Oi this ConIi, 10 b, 'et
a. HuisboToueh, On the 2nd MeEcsy a ?.
trmber nsXt Their and there 10 plead answer Or
dsnur g. SAID bit a. the SAINT vii b. Iskta
pro co,.ttssO against them and d,c,tsd sCGoIe.
Ugly
JAMES WEEP, C. NE.
July IS 5s.-
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Anger begins with folly. and ends with
repentance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01
PROPOSALS

For Publishing ~ the iowa Of Oxinrd. N. Z
Meskiv Arwas pc O. BE- eai,sled the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01
LOOK AT THIs!!
In. e.. state Lottery,

4Ns Ss 5t4tt1 Abt11A -
For she beneitofihe Salisbury Academy,
Clss No. a., for is37,
TO Be drarn af UadesbOrOugh ". c.
on Thursday, I4ih y September.
IS No. Lollery--l4 Drawn Ballots.
EME.
1 Prize Of 10000 Dollars.
I Prize Of 1900 do.
I Pnze Of 1900 do.
o Prizes Of 1000 do.
&c. &c. &c.
whole Tickets, 81 %
Halves. 10
Quarters. w
tE- Ali prizesPsyablein CASH. forty days
after the DE-. Sing, subject 10 deduction 81 nj
tern per cent
- Tickets Cor sale in the greatest yarie' y
al nambsFs. Al ny Office one do"T shove Chs
store Of waiker Andersen 4 Co ~ isIllsbo
rough, N c. ~
August %. 81
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For. Sale,


Rtasik,S for sale al this Office.
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RURfL scO.rotfi.

aMay yos.i'eh sod
EEsberaal, na,4re's ssl,f Blessings pour
Ger every lard .
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-22
UNCLE DENJAMIN'S SERMON

Not many hours ago heard Uncle BEN
JAMrN discussing this matter to his son.
who was complaining Of the pressure.
rely upon it Sammy" said the old
man, a. he leaned on his staff. with hi.
gray locks tl,wing in the breeze Of Nav
morning, "murmnrlng paws no bills"
have been an observer during these hy
years. and | never saw a man helped ont
Of hole by cursing his horses. Be- a.
quiet as You can, for nothing will grow
under moving harrow. ard discomfort
harrows the mind. Matters are bad, !
acknowledge, but m ulcer is any the bet
ter for lingering. The more you groan
the poorer you grow.
"R"pln'ng at losses is only putting pep,
per into sore eye. Crops will fail in all
soils, and we may be thankful that we have
not n famine. Besides. always took no.
'icn. that whenever felt the rod pretty
smar'y, It was as mnch as to say, here is
something which you have got to learn.
Sammy. don't forget that your schooling is
not over yet, though you have wife and
two children"
HyN C''Co gpu Hnu ray 'nhl .
and mother in law and two apprentices
into The bargain; and should like to know
what poor man can learn hero. when the
great est scholars and lawyers are at log
gcrheads and can't for their lives tell what
has become Of The hard money"
Softly, Sammy, I am older than you.
! have moi got these gray hairs and this
crooked back without some burdens.
could tell you stories Of the dnys of cent?
mental money, when my grandfather used
TO stuff a sulky box with bills to paw for n
vearliDg or wheat fan; and when the
Jersey women used thorns for pins, and
laid their tea.po,s AWAY in the garrett
You wish to know what you can learn
You may learn these seven things:
"Flrst: that you have saved too iitiIe
and spent too much. ] never taught you
TO be miser, but have seen VOC giving
yonr dollar for 'noion,' when you might
have laid One.half aside for charity, and
one half aside for rainy day.
"Secondly: that you have gone toe
much supon credit. | always told YOU
credit was a shadow; il shows that there
is a substance behind. which casts The
shadow; bu, . ANAL body may cast ,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-22

greater shadow; and no wise man viii
follow the shadow any further han he can
see the substance. You mny now learn.
that you have followed the opinion and
fashion of others, until you have been dc
coych into n bog.
"Thirdly; that you have been in too
much haste TO become rich. Sow aud
easy wins The race.
"F"ur'b'y: that M course of life can be
depended upon as always prosperous. !
am afraid the younger race of working
men in America have had notion tina,
nobody would 90 to ruin on this side Of the
water. Providence has greatly blessed us
but wo have become presumptuous.
"F'tlh'v: that YOU have not been thank
fu enough to God, for his benefits in pas,
times.
S'x'hly: that you may be thankful our
lot is no worse. We .micht have famine
or pes'i'encc, or war, or ryrapny, or al
together. ~ ."
Aud lastly, 70 end my scrmon. YOU may
learn TO of1"r. with more understanding
the prayer Of your infancy, give us lhl:
day our daily brcad.'"
The old man ceased, and Sammy put on
his apron and told Dick to blow away O,
the forge bellows
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-22
G o O ID S r N S f .

We rejoice to find such n specimen of
good sense coming from so respectable an
ecclesiastical body as the General Associa
ton of the State Of Massachusetts,, especial
~ in these days of moral ,imidi'y. We
have for years seen and deplored the wide
departures of many of the females Of our
land from those spheres Of dn'y and Of &C.
ton in which their Creator designed them
TO move, and have, on divers occasions, in.
Cured the charge Of heresy, for vcnturing
to rebuke the practice. Thus we have op.
posed the organization of female temper
ance societies, female an,islavery societies,
&c, &c. And thus do we oppose the
practice Of "silly women" OF crowJng the
tables Of Congress with petitions upon sub
jects in respect to which il is not their
province 10 move.
Our female friends will find beautiful
lesson 40 10 their duties in the last verse oil
the fire., chapter of The epistle of James, -
"Pu,e religion, and undefled before Coz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

IL Ahs ma a BIuDsALL, 50 water street, ofer
Il II spr sale, cheap Tor cash
tubs Welsh Butter 6rkns Orange co dol kegs
priced suitable FOR bakers 10 Brandy Ch~es~ ksgs de
do; 0 superior " barrels Pine Apple
Cheese casks Sams fer family do shoulders 90 do
equal 10 Burlington HARTMAN BiRDsAIL,
~ -pd s.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. ASD

Money will be received deposit by the Company and he
In trust upon which interest WI be allowed As feowsi
1 Upon any over 800, rredeemsbe cor year,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

Passengers for Boston will take the Rail Road Pov-
dence mme diatrly their arrival
IT All Mersandse Specie, and Baggage at the risk Of he
owners thereof aui-6ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28
DAPFR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS srAMMERs

DAPFR HASGINGs-DONCOURT STEAMERS
beg eace respectfully call the attention OF their friends
and the public generally u the and elegant assoreDt ~
goods received asd opening their No 50
Pesr street. between Frankfort aud Hague streets consu-
and dealers will find their establishment advantages
where else be with in addition their entire och
Of goods.
Starmers, OF the above hr generally known W The
appeaon Of the Three Fingered Paper Hanger and Who
eeedess To 10 any but Strangers stands unrvaiea the
Of paper hanging both for and dparh VII at
tend FAR aspracuesbe al the work which sha
be entrusted Tn hiscsre. my5l5rs'
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r TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD-sir, have

T TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD-slr, have
been attacked for the space OF three yesrhy ayphlc dis
which made suffer violent pains IN all the arcua
tons Of body had ulcers the threat and the bones IN
head began to decay. Amer having changed different
times Of physicians who could deliver from hist dread
u disease had taken the determination OF applying 10 Dr.
De cannon, ~ Courtland st, who Is noted Tor his
chronic and delicate diseases He agreed 10 Aer
having undergone treatment for the Of r months,
companied by rigorous diet enjoy present per
health which indebted for TO the Of that skf
physician NV object IN publishing this is TO be Of use 70 such
who be afflicted with the disease II they
may require positive information respecting my health they
address themselves DR. DE cannon, who will make
known only such females who might find themselves in the
situation ~ have been IN. suls-lms =. "
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