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w vi. NJ. WALLED
Temperance, Amherst Co, Jan. so -

~ lRGlNlA AT a court of quarterly .,
SION held for the county of Amherst 4, IL.
courthouse on Tuesday the 22d day Of Noysmba,
1886:
John Thompson, Jr. and Lucas p. Thompson
Planul,.
against
William Wel1erbourne, John Massie. Cha,
Massle and Edmund Massie, Defendant,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant William Wcddenbourne. not
having entered his appearance, and given seen.
MY, according 10 the acl of Assembly, and de
rules OF this court, and ii appearing by satl,fq.
tory evidence, that he is not an nhabitant Of I'm,
country, II /, ordered that the SAID defendant d,
appear here on the first Monday of the ne,t
February court, and answer the bill of the plo9
THIS and that copy Of this order be forthwith
IN serted IN some newspaper published in the town
of Lynchhurg, for Two months successiyely and
posted at the front door of the courthouse rQt,
county.
A copy-Testc,
ROBERT TINSLEY. G.
December % no.
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WOYIUIno

THE thoroughbred Horse Dan, by Oh D..
noke will stand the ensuing season. ore t,i Ira
his time at Amherst court house, one .,hi,S VI
my Mill, SIX miles north Of New Glasgor.o
balance at Nelson court house Terms A. ne Ne
due time, W. III
All mares semitic Dan shall be pa.tu,e3 o.,
us, and fed when required, at 25 cents day ."
WI. NJ. WALLER
Temnerance Anher.t ca LIN %
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The l. ovingston Hotel,

INC livingston iOtCI.
INliE subscribers having purchased the Ia
4 yern near the court house in the town Of
Lovlngrton, heretofore occupied by Col Charles
Perow, beg leave to Inform the public general
", that they will make every exertion TO please
those who may call upon them. The house Is
large and convenient, and will be neatly fitted
up. Servants shall be attentive, table and sta
ole supplied with as good as the country can af-
ford, and the bedding shall be ofthe first order.
In fine, we will endea9or 10 kcepa house wor
thy OF the public regard. Tie line of stages
which passes through this place, stops at this
house, and passengers will be furnished with
every accommodation. We therefore solicit the
public patronage
HENRY S. PEYToN,
VIM. l. KIDD,
FREDERICK S. PEYTON.
Lovingston, August IS Is
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SERVANTS For HlTe'

4 BOY fer hire by the month and man 'e'
IA want by the day Apply TO ,r.o
ESTES & WHITEHEAD,
Feb -
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VII t.l KLE .IEERsEfP.V'ES
BALM FOR THE TEETH.

This Balm Is warranted 10 afford immediate
and permanent relief IN that most distress me
pain OF all pains I0oh-dche. 1t is also one
Of the best preservatiyes for the teeth COW
known.
ANTI SIP iSNODTC TINCTfPE. Or
NOTHERS CoNF'ORT.
a new and valuable remedy for Dlarrhea in al
It's various forms, Dysentery, Cramp, Cholera
Morbus, A static Cholera Summer Diseases Of
children, &c, &c. II has been subjected to the
most rigid and scientific examination BIZ some d
the most extensive Physicians q practitioners
in Virginia, who now recommend il in their prac-
ice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-09

NlRGlNlA At rules held in the Clerks
Office of the circuit superior court of law
and ehancery, for the county Of Amherst, on The
2d day of January, 1897
William Nj. Waller and Dabney Sandidpc
survivors OF John Mounlcaslle, late merchant,
and partners, trading under the firm Of VIM NJ
aiier Co. Plaintiffs
Hudson NJ. Garland and James Powell, ad
mlnlslrators, with the will annexed. of Jesse
Kennedy, des'd., Christopher |. Timberlakr and
Elizabeth his wife, late Elzlbeth Kennedy.
widow and relct of Joseph Kennedy, decd.
Nicholas Kennedy, Jesse Polndexler Jesse
Wright Jesse Kelly, and Susanna Alfred, wild
ow OF Thomas Alfred, and tormcrlythe widow
OF Jesse Kennedy the elder, decd Defendants,
IN tnANCERY.
The defendants Christopher |. Timbprlake
aud Elizabeth his wife, and Jesse Poindextcr
not having entered their appearance, and gwen
security according 10 the act of Assembly and
the rules otthls court and 1t appearing, by salts
factory evidence, that they are not inhabitants
OF this country, II is ordered that the SAID deicn-
dans do appear here on or before the first day
! OF the next April tenn, and answer the bill of
| the plaintiffs, and that copy or this order be
| forthwith inserted in some ewspapel published
IN the town OF Lynchburg for two months sue
ces>lvelv, and posted at the front Of the court
house OF tins county.
a Copy Teste
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr c.
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Peter Cash,
Defendant,
Is CHAycrRy.

The defendant, not having entered hi. a'
pearance and given security, according to tie
act OF Assembly, and the rules of lhis Cam,
and ii appearing by satisfactory evidence, nat
he is not an inhabitant OF this country, it Is OF.
dered that the said defendant do appear her
on the third Monday in February next, and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff, and that copy Il
this order be forthwith in serted in some newsr..
per published in the town Of Lynchburg, for Two
months successfully and posted a, the fro.t
door Of the courthouse of this county,
A Copy-Teste.
ROBERT TINSLFY, c
Dec % Won
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VIRGINIA. a court OF quarterly 81,
sion, continued and held for the county i
Amherst. at the courthouse, on Wednesday the
23d day Of November, 1896;
Catherine Cash a Feme Covert. who sues hy
Cornelius Campbell her mex, friend, plaintiff,
against
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CASH FOR WIFE ATM

TllE subscribers will give the very highcs
L market price for wheat, delivered IN Lynch
urg. ROBINSON & ELLIOTT
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NOI'ICE.

THE subscriber having purchased the inter
Il est of Caswell Poe, in the firm of Poe &
henwlck, will continue TO do business in the
long established house, formerly occupied by J.
{. Poe, and latterly by Poe & Renwlck,
lie will keep on hand at all times, large stock
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-09

AZ
~ Gerry, continued and held for the town Of
Lynchburg. al The courthouse IN said town IN
the % day OF February, 1885, setting at a coW'
Of chancery
Walter Fitzgerald, administrator De bonis non
OF John Anthony, decd, the same Walter Flz.
gerald and Mary his wife late Mary ANTHONY.
William S. Gilmore and Diana his wife late d.
ana Trigg, John Trgg, Abram Trigg and Dora
Trigg, children of Sally Trigg, late Sally An
thony which said John, Abram and Docla are m
lants under the age of twenty one years, who
sue by Walter Fitzgerald their next friend
James Cob5s and Elizabeth his wife, Thomas
S. Bennett and Susan his wife, William An
thony, James Anthony, Sally Anthony, Bena.
min Anthony, which said Elizabeth, Susan,
William, James, Sally and Benjamin. are the
children and heirs at law Of John Anthony. de-
Donald Frazer and Juha Jane hi, wife, Lode
wick Brodie and Matilda his wife Sarah NJ. An.
thony, AL bert G.. Anthony, Harriet A. Anthony
and Elizabeth NJ. Anthony, which Jubal Jane
Matilda, Sarah, AL bert G., Harriet A., and Eliza
beth, are the children and heirs Of William An
thony, and which said Sarah NJ, Albert G., Haf-
riet A, and Eliza NJ, are infants under the age
of twenty who sue by their next tlIend WA wa
ter Fitzgerald, piainoh'
against
Mark Anthony, James c. Anthony, Aone
Anthony, Abner Anthony, Charles Anihons
William Organ, administrator OF John NJ; W
gan. decd, Deienoans.
This cause came on this day TO be heard on Inc
bills, answer Of the defendants Mark Anihon1'
James c. Anthony, and William Organ au
ministralor of John NJ. Organ. decd, ana
upon the subpoena awarded in this cause, on
the Sd day of July, 1881, which appears TO nave
been duly executed on the defendant Chat ts
Anthony, and the subpoena awarded on the 9,n
day Of August, 1882, which appears TO have oeep
duly served on the defendant, Abner Anth'p,'
exhibits, examinations of witnesses, and was q.
gued by counsel, on consideration whereof N.
court doth order that one of its commss'ohe.'
do take an account of the administration OF wv
estate of John Anthony, decd, by John ofsg44
the late administrators. and by Walter tltzgel"pa
the present administrator de bonis non, and man
report thereof to the court, with any "ag
tiers specially stated, thought pertinent h"''''a
or required by the parties TO be so stated.
A Copy-Teste, o,n
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Dec. %

4 / a circuit superior court of law and chan
"a Gerry, continued and held for the town ct
Lynchhurg, al the courthouse in said town IN
the % day OF February, 1888, setting at couh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-09
Classical School.

TINllE Classical School at Bocock's, near
Il Floods, in the county of Buckingham wa.
opened ON the first Monday in the present
month, under the superintendent OF the subscrl-
her
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SALE or LAND.

January o6
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February . vim
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Walter Fitzgerald, administrator De bonis non
OF John Anthony, decd, the same Waller Ffz.
gerald and Mary his wife, late Mary Anthem
The herald., 1837-04-03

w. z
-. and the public generally that since hc has sold ou hs
cionary Grand street he ha. of The better
comp,r dst,on h- friends opened establish
msnl No sol Division formerly occupied by Mr. G,,on
will be- conducted the approved principle
his Bo~ery m Confectiontr ~, No ~ Bowery.
w,h taauks for the very extended already
nc,,eneeJ :. W BRyHAM, 90 Buwcry,
and sol DIVISION street
The herald., 1837-04-03
Paper HangIngs,
DONCOrRT a. STAMM ERS,


uBes ecifly call the aentiso Of her
public generally their asd elegant assortment o
goods lust received opening their store No 3es Pearl
street between and Hague streets consumers and
deneys = 6n Al their advantages where else
met with taon otheir entire new stock q soo. Sfan
the above generally known by the appsaton
Thres Cfpryd Paper and who needles to
stands ~ ths ART oi Paper nahs
nestness despatch vii attend person as ar as
practicable ali The work which shallbe enusted To m care
80 m3i sm-
T~U DRUaGIsTs.-Thestock and fixtures OF the New
De store No los ives, Broadway tohapel street, are Tor
sale and The wishing 10 enter one sus
business hnd orporany or better oea
ton H. fine Opportunity for young pysiiaa or eotna pny
and ecs rely up,n good bust ess. y,
Apply without delay, at tho betweens ard noclck
A. M ' MAJ ST.
EIFTr D0LLARs HE w ARD; The .to.s Of ,s,, .,S
instant, and robbed Of four o flipe a fine ace
sesne hanneiJ measuring sbout i5e yards and e the width
on "a and inches small are on the onds Of each
piece describing the width and nurbe~ Of yards
Parokers and Others requested 10 detain above a
fred fof sale ,
''sr ml7 esisw. PET2R PoiLLoN Jss I'll Pearl street,
The herald., 1837-04-03

RGF.J EEARNs X CO, store No i53 Pear "a, c.,n., :,
THIS DAi-h . O'Clock al the auction roora-Iiardr,,.
Cuty-Consisimg OF pocket Oh cnr al
IN dzes scissors IN dozns ard cards. needles IA
anu hies double and shgcd speceaccs and sss
ptniied pistols percussion thunbes, ksng ncedl-s
hooks aud eyes, 'O0''1''
iancy eoois-Consshas orfbe cologne hair Oh No.
iu'siy ficnch and English soap lavender water, &c.
sioes ' ''' "'e''1s' ooo's aSs
Ao an Invoice Of fin ser-nass
" tfhe., hrlasi rh4rs, DC or
The herald., 1837-04-03

~ ANvED-F young girs who unders stand perfect
~ ssakibg silk bonncts Apply ioe Boalway second floor
The herald., 1837-04-03


Ships orhcus, Bur.ey Iiyenooi cogdhe Coz Baltimore
Mpturn a Co; Thames snow, Mobile Center a Co; Celia
Han.lmg D. ~ scm,dt Brles Johann Edward Bahr Lssya
A. C us,dcy Pratt Pence r r., Dcpe.er whmarsb. Cs,a
line Ma chalk Maanxas NJ Taylor Thetes Meyer nar.eis
G,m.ssis. Marson Lagusyra and Cabcl ~
Wlesker Empress Townsend Gibraltar W H. Thorn; Buenos
s,,ars Cbarleson II ,r, Welsh a Co Schrs Tutt Ne
Pker.on portland Me VIM Peun Edwards Phadc< hia; g.
,Ii.n C,owe baltimore Turk Mayer Bo'tou; fremont Reed
AZ Wsrwck Srosse Brett vrse y ~ Booth wes-
st, ieoen Zephyr Tyler do and Narfeeshso Uadalned
Tyer Wilmington; Bo-.n Hale't, Boston ME- BsM-r do
Ham Hendrson Philadelphia; C9roinian, bede Norfolk
ARRIVED.
ship siIcse Hunt Liverpool Feb with n"ze to Douglas no
se wbsmore wanston St croiv March . with sugar 70
ship cnc,nna,,i Barsow Geeuock MarcA D. with msre to q
B bark Rempc wles, Newcastle, Enc - days. with mdze
irs water Witch Lee Guayama P. r. iith .h with mola'
DANISH brig Paas sase Copenhagen, 80 days with rye to
Ssrinnel Min urn q Co y, ,-,,.. =.
Is Hull Charsson, days, with nee and co''o''o
So big Maria Poormaa, Amsterdam ss days, with wheat to
Rrs Ensye. Blake, Newbsrn C., sdsy' e Horton Board
sns Rhine. .MaKooen, Apalachisos u days with cotton to
w~odhuIl q Minurn ..r
Dutch gsot Daniel weco, KEN Amsterdam 50 days 10 order
The herald., 1837-04-03

We are still in an condtsa Some running ouno
the street CRYING out as we-as we'll" Others with gloomy
faces are pss,ve the worst In. agaon ana
On saturday the Mechanics and few other
banks opened their strings TO ose IN want o
The s1owdhe ja~ke the Mechanics Bank battles
IL rssemLed tn crowd at fashionable soi,ee
een. Tammany Hall the days fits arssh Tor
the roasted whsn the Erie canal opened Al the
If the United States Bank large amounts
egn exchange sold London Paris and An stedan
THE United Bank viii make nearly "A to cent month
en- its post ssed exchangethe other banks like proper
ton.
Ths of relief they Called will be measures OF
pef those who have brought them forward The next question
what credit will be attached to these post notes m Europe!
BY the made u the tate OF app
the i Of Mnc- 1885, United States Bank stood thus
Loans $50 ton olosperie, Sa6SS12-de
pose So the second wc Of March, the Bank drew
on New Yora for million speciebat hsn does
prepared for contingency every emergency Mr.
Bddes g financial talents however equal for the great
crisis The whole Of these thus far VIII p"
baby equal relief Of three four millions incsy dVdsu
ong importers The relief he iobers the o
their credits the nks will probably this week
Under the ind of this Of things stocks
vanced Saurdaya shade much There assign, sspo
make good stocks but the agiteu stare
of the money market yet eoctua lar sudden or re-
markabe rise.
The accosnts iom all parts coming in
one atemet goou than ,he More failures and to
very large amouat announsed from New Orleans others in
Bamore ii some ew ia Boston According TO the
rate data reach the failures siacc October last nc
siye, MAJ be set down thus
New Orleans, six 10 twelve, Sl7oOo,9o0
MahIc do. 3,oOOOb
Ratinore 40 to five, 50i,OoJ
New York, sixty ts sevesfy 20 Ose,0v0
Boston four to 70 sM' ooco ooCo
The herald., 1837-04-03
DUsItTON = AASPlNWALL-eswn wnhan street, 81

IL fer fot sale
Jurat- Paste in SO and 100 n hosos very supcr,os
Ra~ons Patent Barey and Gros-tcsh ssa as,recefvsd
supe Carbonate of s.is in 70 Jars and eoe 10 Kegs
Edcs Odenerous Csrround, IN loves md bostsrs ..x
Also SSaim's Pima sa NJ Manufacturers prices. nfo
The herald., 1837-04-03
ANoOD,s CARPENTERs, . MECHANICS,


Wv rOO STORE, 81 Chatham and Chamber streets
ywk- W. has constantly for sale excellent assortment o
he stocks ard bits
and ks patent cahppcrs aud dvd tsrnirs and
rr plates stocks and dies hammers
axe beeis spit levels surnhrs spoke shavcs
circular atbcs tapes dra ~ng
wood soses Tor cs'ting screws o Al sues rses
drN and pliers nitro squares, sonpass,
awe draw ksiyes plane irons, sri st-
,rIacs lew draw teoIs shelters patent
cabinet clamps glue pots blow pipes &C
~ large assortment oi Planes manufacturedk kv A.
BALDWIN, New York. m2i sne
New sCIENTIFIC WORKS jus, publ he'd :
IN IEoI OGY ard MINBRALOGy considered With reference
Natural Theoos BY VII lam Bueklard ID D-vith
ous crsrsvines-2 vols octave - - - -
CINE gact cal steniion Of asd appa
tion BY Elijah Callow ay Civil Engineer.
PRINCIPLES or GEOLOGY being inquiry Row the former
changes of the eahs surface refeac
ration. By Charles Lyel Just received ard for sale by
m1i.Qw c. SHEPARD. lss Broadway.
EHI9H COAL. PRICE REDUc ED-The sui-e1se, y. r..,
IL has made meuts to re1elge foil supply - me q"
quality, wch he srs tr sale A. the following dssed prices
Clean unbrol on Jumps, $50
n oxen and sue, sc GO cd, sS
Nut sze, do sW,.,.
s'..t. " ard cot ofRutsers Slip und Cherry H'
The herald., 1837-04-03
DEARL STREET HOUSE REBUILT
mi4 SIN JDw wIirALL ! Propnet"rs.

u M RE ~ AkD.-Lost, the nth instant, small
~ tOV brown leather pockcb.ok containing ESQ IN bank
s. ) Curtis dated lo,h FeL, 1881 SO day- siia5 80
T.. & J. Griffith n Co, in fay.r Pt ts H. wyckof
due lh Sept, 1887, sso 20
II r. Robertson, in favor ofPeter Y. WICKLOW, 18th
Feb 1881, 20 days, 1859 So
Thomas NJ Mclean In favor Of Albcr: Goodng 23d
Jan. 1891 4 months, 1900 %
Ebenez Jesup Jr. in faysr 81 Wn. ". Jesup
demand pad aud endorsed on the back, fs5s -
book
raf a, =. saub strcet ~ $50 The fHder
may m ibr mon the book and Tor s5,
and sip into tho post office
ons ar. sautoncd anst negotiating AIRY Of ha above
note spaypent being stopped m3O a
The herald., 1837-04-03

Pms Just received, 1000 very sureror fine Tcramn.
which WI be served style hours the day
Also lu received large supply oe fayore rich aud delicate
Terraia brand Champagne, with 81 Helseick nnJ
al, other approved bands Mock Te soup unequaed IN this
Twice we. X.
FHni supplied with ebove upon sending the, or.
Ordinary day, and parties supplied private Tor
dinners and .uppers, ALEX WELSH 'Terranin Iunch "
corner of pr,ndvv.y ,od Ann :,
The herald., 1837-04-03

n n REWARD.-Tne X above reward VIII ~ paid tor
ID the ef the who haye for
months past broken the windows s the stores he VEST
s,e oY between Wall aud Canal This iend
act has pra almost ter uorhs
the To he amount o hfy dol
lars has been destroyed The police who the lookout
for the nsceriaincd that they attached 10
soue of the ornbusses either drivers tcketbnys and
this detection different
windows on their route have been br ken
m3o3ts bONfANl lIs ~ bosdwsy
* w. BR YHAM would specially n'ors his friends
he has n
The herald., 1837-04-03

NEW YORK HERALD.-sHIP NEWS.
PORT ~ NEW YORK. APRIL .. 1887.
Nigh Wfaer
LATEST DATES.
rrpn London March FromL Liverposl March 4
From Havre March From New Orleans March 70
PACKETS TO ARRIVE
Lordon-Sh.p Mediator, Chsnpin March %
Gladiator, Briftton Mar
Lfrsvpool-Sirp sheffield, Allen, Marchs
sheridan, Russell March u.s.
Columbus, Depeystc-, March is
Hsvrs-Sbp Borgundy Reckoi, March Isl
Su'ly, Lines, March T.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-23

TnE CHASE. A noble ship of GOO tons
was on her outward passage to India. with
valuable cargo of specie and American
goods. Before doubling the Cape, n sus-
picious looking vessel was discovered dead
to windward, under press Of canvass benr-
ing down upon the Indiaman-tke exper-
fenced eye Of the Captain instantly enabled
him to determine that she was n small tight
schooner-au acquaintance with which
would not be desirable. lie had few arms
and although his crew were true as stee!
they could not contend with n well armed
plrnte. The ship was therefore put before
the wind, and every rag Of canvass packed
upon her that ,he could bear. The eye Of
the Captain rested for time upon hls
bending masts covered with canvass to tho
very irucks-was then turned upon his gal
liant crew, who collected, having entire con
fdcncc in his skill and courage, and at last
settled long and steadfastly upon the chase.
She gains-shc gains--and there nrc many
hours yet Of daylight. A ship hns the adj
vantage of n small sharp craft with float
ing sheet-but yet she gains. The danger
is pressing, is imminent, aud 10 new and
terrible enemy appears, far to kepard-a
black cloud arises slowly from the horizon,
and gives but too surely, an intimntion Of
what may be shortly apprehended. The
ship cannot shorten sail--for the chase will
he upon him-sud tho Cuptain's plan was
instantly laid. Every man was ordered to
his post--the heavens grew moro portonious
every moment-but the pirate did not start
n tack or sheet, as the Captain hoped he
would and allow him to gain little before
the hurricane came on. The wind freshens
tho mas,s yield to the tremendous press-
urc which they have to sustain the teeth |
Of the stoutest seaman are set firm in the
that they will 20 by the board.
The steady eye of the Captain is fixed up
on tho gathering tornado-at last j, comes.
the ocenn in the distance 10 white with |
foam, and he who was before so quiet and
unmoved, is now animated to tremendous
eIertion. L" Let GO all fore and af," rung
out clear and loud" clew up aad clew
down, y" lay nloft, were orders which
followed each other in quick succession-
and were rs quickly obeyed-tbe Tapping
sails ore rapidly secgred--the wind lulls--
the tornado is upon them--taking theu
ship falls oa.-she bonds to the
gallo, until her yard arms are in the waves
she begins ,s move through the water with !
4 constantly accelerated motion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-23

ADyERrrsEmENrs:-T paucity Of phra-
ses for advertisements is To be deplored.
" Tho subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and tho public generally in
truth, poor cono off TO commence with,
the phrase has been worn ou, these fifty
years. Yet we occasionally see some dar-
ing innovations on this modest and hack
neyed way Of doing the thing For instance
a certain tailor commences thus, in big cap
itals "Run here every body Come unto
me all ye who are naked and will clothe
you" A merchant in Mississippi, wishing
to wind up business, fires upon his custom
crs in the following style: I" Blood aud
thunder Fire and birthstone I! Pay the
what you owe me ~ But the most " eye-
able" advertisement, in our recoIlectioa v as
that of quack doctor, (he must have been
an Irishman,) who wished 10 let the public
know he could cure sore eyes.-His piece
vas headed thus: Let every blind man
look at this P-GreenbOrougk Telescope.