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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
ANOTHER DEFAUIlER
Tie cry is, sal they come Macbctl

The cry is, sal they come !'-Macbch.
Gen. Charles Gralio Chief Engine Ell Of the u. s.
Army. has been dismissed from the service, by the
President. The ground OF the dismissal is alleged
defalcaon. The Alexandria Gazette understands
that II has orpnated from unsettled and undisputcd
Old Point Comfort, and which have remained unset
tied ever sinoe-a period Of or years! What stiic
accounting officers Gen. Jackson blessed wnhal !
Aud yet he refused to permit Congress Com
mittee 10 investigate the condition Of aitans
That there yet other fearful Developments to be
made we have not the shadow Of doubt. The BaltI-
that person recently come cted with the Treasury
Department has, since the meeting Of Congress, APP
proacheda Wing member, and requested that he
might be cited before a committee awitness. lie
states distinctly that he and will make disco-
sures as to the entire corruption OF that Department.
which will make the nation stare" II this be so,
Congress should instantly appoint such commit
ee, not be packed by the Spe aker, but by ballot
that the probe may be inserted deep, and the extern,
of this corruption fully ascertaineJ. As the Bal
timore Chronicle justly remarks, The Treasury OF
the nation is bankrupt. while the keepers Of the urea
sury are waowing in wealth, and collectors, attor-
neys and receivers where carrying of the public
funds to Texas, Canada and England. Let the
hue aud cry be raised, Stop thiefi Stoplhef!"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

kentucky.-The Legislature Of Kentucky met at
Frankfort the Sd inst. In the Senate Lieut.
Gov. Wicklif odicio President, took the Chair
and r. p. Letchcr, Esq. tWhg) unanimously
elected Speaker of the House. The Message of
Gov. Clark is able document. lie protests in the
most decisive terms agaIns, the course of the Abo
litionisls particularly those Of Ohio, Whose vicinity
enables them 10 interfere aud entlce the slaves from
their owners, and suggests that Ohio should be re
quired to adopt such measures TO restrain and pun
ish her citizens interfering as her duty to sister
State requires at her hands. We shall see whether
the present Van Buren, Legislature Of Ohio will
comply with this reasonable request.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
By SATURDAYS MAIL.

ne Anu Abolition Resolutions have all pass
I" i've Il. OF H. by large IMPURITIES. Paiticu als IN
our next.
From Harrisburg, we have accounts to the llth
INST The Senate still continued s sessions uun
'effuWed, and Mr.. Pcurose the Speaker. has ,,su-
med the chair The other House continues diyi.
ded There bad been no Disturbances; though !,
letter says, "a ieatu excitement still exists and s
l'hey To continue Ion asyei see but little ground
TO nope iot a satisfactory arrangements"
slip from Mobile, Dee. 4. announces Tia, ,b,
Castle Of ST. Juan de Uloa. IN MeNico. has been T.,
ken by the French, with the loss OF only l6 men
ktl'rd-and that Vera Cruz is IN Their possession.
slip from Nalchcz, informs us OF the eNplosion
oil the Steamer Augusta ON tho Sd inst and the
loss olmauy lvcs-naues not ascertancd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

Besides a great number OF $50, $50, $50, &c. &c
Whole Tickets SlO--iialves S5-t1uarlers 81 so.
For sale in great variety oi cholcc numbers at
TALBOI'S LUCKY OFFICE.
?" Orders from the country, accompanied with
the Cash, OF Ptlze Tickets, for Tickets IN any Yin
gina Scheme drawnh by y. S. Gregory & Co. Mana
gers will be promptly supplied aud Exchange on
Tho most liberal terms effected, on addressing letters
fpost pad) to MELVILLE TALBOT,
Lyhch6mg, Ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

VInHEaNsi Alta toutt OF Quarterly Session contn-
ued aud held ar Bediord county the Courthouse tho
aoh day at November iN18
Somnell iin, md Anu his fc, late Ann curl, plns.
against
Beniamn Anderson aud iebecco his vito late Rebecea
tur fhomns Andeisou Naoissus ". Miller nnd Kitty C..
hs wife, late kltts 4. Anlaison Caroline l.. Anderson
SuHRn NJ And Gson. widow n Robert Anderson deceased
aud robert Andes infant child u SAID Robert Ane rson
deceased dclts.
IL CHANEERY
The defendants Thomas Anderson and Snsan NJ Anderson
widow oil Robert Anderson, deoeuscd entered ,her
appearance snl FNen according the
bly, aud tho rula al this Court aud tnppenrng the
faction ot The Court, TINT they inhahlinnts of this
Commons ralt II Ia ordered lnt sad defendants appear
hcrc the iuuth Monday fehruat, aud unawtr tho
bill of The PLAINTIFF ha copy this order be pub
eicd IN the i.tuehhug Nheninn Tor months success
Hsoy, aud posted the front door OF tho Courthouse oftis
county. taps--icaia,
RO, G. MITCHELL, OK.
Dee II w2Iu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

North Caroitna.-The House OF Commons OF tins
State has adopted series Of resolutions, denounchg
the resolutions adopted by the Legislature oil YER
mont, on the subject OF Abolition. as gross as
saut on the rights and domestic institutions 81 Tue
South-decnlns TO respond TO them &c. me
vote stood: yeas 10 u,yl. The negative vote was
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

VI The Rev, Gardlnet Sprlne. of New York, is
o''Nenng IN that city series of Lectures on the
ae'etenonsness oil the course OF the Aholitionis,s
II tue Clergy IN the Northern States, who are Cd.
posed TO the Fanatics would generally take M tbs
subject, tley might do much good.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

Ohio.-We have read with great pleasure the Mes
sage of Gov. Vance TO the Ohio Legislature. He
speaks in The flaerng terms OF the progress Of
its works of internal improvement, and of the in
creasng receipts from tolls, promising speedy re-
llel TO the people from the burthen Of taxation.
In reference to the obligations of the mons slave
holding States 10 their interference with the
question of Slavery, he is very explicit lie says
that he delivered Mahan to the Executive OF Ken
lucky, because the Federal Constitution, the su-
preme law ofthe land, rendered it obligatory upon
him SO to do. 1T becomes the high duty, he says
ofthe people of this State (Ohio) to adhere 10 the
demands Of the constitution, and to refrain from all
interference with the domestic institutions OF the
neighboring States" We doubt whether Loco
t'oco Governor could go farther than this
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

w viii be seen that the subject OF Abolition
mas been brought up in Congress in tho shape OF An.
t-Abouon Resolutions, introduced BY Northern
member. Received after the contents of this paper
we've nearly prepared we have no space lei for re-
marks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

u he defence oi the sub Treasury scheme b,
secretary woodbury., IN that part of his Report
"""n we publish to-day, is too clumsy to exert
any Influence upon pubhe opinion. ucnee. we per
MT ms ahsned and daily rctuted assertion of the
greater safely Of individual than of bank agency, TO
pass without Comment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

O. 1t is said that Mr. Price, the day before
his departure for Europe, bought all up the gold lie
could find in w I'll street. lie (says the Balti
more ChronIcle "a hard money man in theory,
knowing that sunny F,lnce, in pleasant Florence,
IN classic Rome, the cold IS the true passport to
comlolt The auri sdere James of Sub Treasures
is likely 10 become proverbill."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

W. Moncufe Roblnson, Esq. has received and
"''eP'ea 'ne appointment OF Chief Engineer OF the
brunswick and Florida Rail Road, in Georgia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
10 NEGRO MEN ANTED.

4 WISH To hire for the next year. tory Negro
J. men TO work on The James River Canal, com
mencing about five miles above Lynchbure. This
work is almost entirely towing path consequently
dry work a plantation. Not more than eight
men will be put IN a cabins and particular attention
paid when SICK.
My Overseer is the same employ this year,who is
remarkable for the good management OF hands having
good work done, aud at he time, all the hands
under hun wishing to return except two. | have
ten Negroes of my own N work on The canal and no
difference whatever will be made between my own
and those hire. a part the hires will be advan
ced if required. ] expect TO attend the hiring a
Mrs. Tayoe's in Amherst the 90 inst. and ma,
be found at the franklin in Lyuchburg the evening
Of that day. Capt John Rosser, the Sheriff @
Campbell, will hire for me ia my absence, and my
oyerseer al the works after the LIST January.
RICH g. NORRlSS.
\ rough carpenter and blacksmith also wanted.
r rekine CHAM, Dec ~ Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
Lottery Draws Tomorrow.
NJ Capital Prize of $4,000! !!
o. 10 Prizes - 1000 ~!
WcllsbUrg lottery,

Extra Class, No 3, Ion 1885,
To be drawn al Richmond TUESDAY The I8h Of
December, OF Tie DraleiHg aoiH be rcce,red
at hiS 0Gce IhurSddy The 20M tast. at ?
o'clock =. ".
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
VALUABLE Wo0D LAND
E'eDFs SALE.

N PURSUANCE of decree oil tho Circuit Sn-
prfor Count oil Law aud thancery lor the town
o l.Nnchbnig the undersigned, commissioners OF tho
court, will proceed to sell, at public auction, upon
the promises, on Thursday the Path GAy OF January
next, tia39) that betng eoan dag, upon credit Of
Que aud Two years, a certain
Tract Of kUu6,
containing about 800 ACRES, formerly the proper
" OF Christopher CLARK, deed. The SAID LAM is
situated about Que and hall mlles tom the ol
Salem, Ronnoke county, land - heavily tmbcrcd,"
1t Will he sold clthcr IN entire tiae, Ia luls
may sun the convenience III putchascts-Bond with
good security Will be rcqnned and tho ullo retained
as u lien Tor the purchase money.
J.. II. MAYS. Comm,s-
Eli PliLEGER, sloncrs.
Dec. II Mt2lJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
BRILLIANT SGRsEWE!

Together with many of $40, $50 &c. &c
Whole Tickets Si--Ilalves $2-Qrs. 81.
For sale at
TALBOT'S OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

CO" We have several chaacCry Orders ON hand
the publication Of which shall be Immediately at.
tended To.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

For the tenem u The Norioth Beaeroient Mechanical
SocidY.
CLASS, No. 7. ron 1879.
To be drawn Al Alexandria ~ Saturday o21 De-
ocnber, 1913. g. TIE drdmiag uH perceived
al has Qfoe on Saturday Tie 25h INST At : ociock
Il. NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
Orchard dsrass seed,

1 ANGASFER x BRYANT have for sale Z
~ quantity oil the above Seed.
Dee, Il Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
Kentucky, tsienrock & Country
y II a N s

a LARGE LOT from % cts. to 81 90 per yard,
: " just received and Cor sale. b) Ia, a.
J ]. rCRViS & ptFI Ell
Oct. Il st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

gwen ny Mt Amiss. who gave, his reason Tor II.
mat IN ms opinion, the Vermont reso utons should
nave been treated with seu, contempt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
Shoes! shoes q! shoes

A LARGE SUPPLY Ladies' Men. Boys aho
n Girls SHOES, jusl received and for sale by
]. J. PURVIS & DUFFEL.
Oct. IS 4e.. Is /" .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
zDR.gev'K.sG RsEGEkE'EEp.
The following numbers were drawn for the
LcssHur@ Lottery.

Extra CLASS, No. Z.
At Richmond on Tuesday. the 1lth inst. VIZ
3 80 II 81 - 10 IL Go z.
Handsome PrIzes sold al
TALROT'S OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
Notice.

'ENllf. sale ol Real Estate AT the Oxford Iron
u Works. Is postponed until the FIRST day Of Jan
nary next when II viii certainly take place, we'll
as the sale OF all the personal estate.
JON.EARbY. Trus-
JAMES BENAGU, tees.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

VJlRGaNsi Alta touti OF Quarterly Session contn-
ued aud held ar ediord pt tho Courthouse tho
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

No. go Beecker street. Carmlne street.
YoRk.
u wing there persons who make a great pu6 n
their advertisements for CAST OF Clothing who in any
cases not give the full value ssms H. L. will -
sure those Geaeaen VINO may aaye such articles y them,
and who send him. their receiving The yery -
most value in cash for every article.
NJ H. line through the post ~ice other to ths
ali 81 drpsS will 4, .,aa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22
INPOQTATIONS.

LrrsreoL-Per Packet ship vrsni.Bi csss Fos. un,
os casks Dsnon psshswss cases sSsIes boxes A:-
~ Leeds Col Jaday Cole case Oo 80
Wolfe Bishop Coz McApi:s,,s 90 ss rton Con
co1s do PeiDYsy Rigs s cSo &c CASE. cfas Stevens
Taes.1e, DO Isurenee-i do 2easks Young, Smith CO
ar oes Rob- Sss cash Van Antwerp Cole
bales boxes Sands Turner Fox CoT 1s o Mnnrno 40
Cleveland s' Lewis bale: Musys cases Geo
Chsace cash Weuman wcssaS 90 SHzIe sIcosk-
Case Chester Cole cases rasisrsons Ca No. DO
Russell Co.'S DC asd sens Cos SO CASKS eafs casos
bales Tooker Mead Co.'S cases Truss ssml ThempsosIi
hsnee cases Mccall Co-ss boxes IL bales
Mitchell CO. eask 2 cases Hurst, Taylor wyvle24
iss
Wood, Johnson surrlt-s cases CsSok Gel case
ado Thos rrnc,crT2 bales Page Co.'S boxes Lee
case B Eimore-l5 cases Geo Robs n-4 bales w White
wright Cas- HuehinsoH Tifany-2casks case
Miller oss.y s1s nenrS
Teverson-3l 90 box q Chapman-l5 casks baskets
poisn box As~ors6-s casks case 10 bags 7a bars
90 bundles iron wemore Coz casks cases Wolfe Clark
McNults Chapman cases \ Charters Ce.i bale
Bird Parn Cos bale. asses
Morrison Co-4 boxes lin 20 tor ironJ bars
50 bundles iron Bosrman Johnston Col ancher Gnnen
Mnturn Co-25a sacks salt Kerms cases casks Fsser
Nosrand Coils bales IA boxes 20 cases
steel casks 20 525S bars ls bundles i2s boxes m 70
NEw oRLEAxs-Per ship Huntsville hex clothing Clan;
rs DeiaisdHss bales cotton " r Green-l4 waldron,
rhomas& Co.'S Baker Johnsoh Co-ar Wood I96u.o.
moss Ross5oc bbls flour Doaadson-2 asses mdze n
Cssaa- Meyer Hupeden-tO bb!s pork Abner Higg9,-
.se Deaas Rhodes Co.'S hhds sugar kegs lard Dr
vd samson-s5 Kegs lara swaney24s bales co,los Ar
auT s ps Ss SS Dc bass
ton q pkg. dry goods to order. g. ., on
M aids noas.e IS erces DO 10 bb do 20 boxes sesars
Chastein Ponvert
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

~ FIRST ANNUAL FANCY BALL or THE ADO
EN- S-At Masonic Hail. Monusy svenlng, March 26h,
Ticket, s-for sale by John Garland 1854 Mulberry and
W MR.. j. .. SALTER, from Edinburgh. will deliver bis
secona Lecture the interesting science OF
when will be int oduced the subject Of the Temperansn
and the general propenes will be supported by the shib
ton Of nearly twenty vag animals vlone very remarkable
Tickets OF admission 25 each be pocurea al Inc
bookstore of Mr.. wm Stuart, les Nassaust M IL
III GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.-Tbe first
Unon Ball OF the Columbian Blues and FIsnAn Sua'ns VIII
a. 1883 MIR Browns band is engaged for the
casion who will during the evening" vary the oy
l+men partc uarly requested 10 appear IN uniform
Tickets si-o be had al Firth HaP-, Franklin Square
Captain Seeeys Branch Hotel Sowey, ana q. ne OAR OF
m22 81 n. C. RiDDELL. Secretary
NOTICE.-The unequaled Antiandango and art OF
Long Island displayed by the Foot and the Formosa and
lion wthin-jAMEs LOW, respectfully bis frieads
the public that he will rive Exhibition Dance ON
FRIDAY EVENING, March 2sa at Eagle Hail. Roosevelt
street On The above occasos they will assisted by
professors Of the foot Juber dance by ooer with awoode
leg Part ed, Banjo and Jig Dance Part 3d. Poney Dance.
Part 4h. Jim Crow, and other performances.
Performance 10 commence at O'Clock Admittnnce q
cents. Tickets 10 he had al the bar m22.2ts
SPLnNDID AND CURIOUS MADEIRA
- WlNE-On hand, tor inspection at the store OF the sub
scrber three samples of Madeira from three pipes OF Made
now in Philadelphia These wines selected several
the three best pipes thr London Docks Two
nave made two voyages 10 the East Indies ana the
prior 10 this, originally first grade wines They were al
shipped from Lsndoa To Dublin, thence 10 Liverpool and
thence New Orleans where remained Is months They
have been Philadelphia in the pos essien John Vaughan
Esq, Ia months wher. they They coataa as FOL
lows 85 gallons 50 gallons and So galens Conpoisseur
resp cully invited call and Inspect the SAMPLES
DUFF GORDON 4 CO.
m22.3t+ No 10 Broad st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

DRlCES Kb DUCED-The prepreots Of Tammsny
Hall ard Love Joys Hotel have price
Easg Department the prices previous the high price
provisions, and will endt their
coed fare and liberal in qaany ether Eating rs
tahlishwentsin the city ml0-Jts
Ls0h sALk-A lot 81 fret singing Canarirs just
arrived. Also quantity Of Shell be
sold al the OF Fulton and Nassau SIS. ms Ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22
PASSENG Frs.

Per Packet Ship vmgnsn from Liverpoo-Messrs freder-
Hamm .rsley and servants OF reland-George Fox r
Of Ne York-Samuel Strang of do-Arhur Briggs and
ii England George Johnston and2 servants OF ire
iandFrederick Patterson Scotaad-Rober Kos Oh ire.
t-Gover Chaplain, Of England-Andrew Th0r)eck Of
Ho andJshn WATSON of England-Mr and Mrs Gratan OF
do !.
Per Ship Huntsville from New OrcansMr Alexander Hart
and adv Courand Rabcock, James Lawrence WORTH
Henry Smith N Thendal-and IL in the Storage.
Per Bark Helena, Trinasd de Cuoa-Capt brag-
don, of Baltmsre. . ;, ,
Per ship Celia from Savannah-Messs Newell and Howell,
and IS in the steerage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

"ANTED-In refectory a Woman Cock. None
w need apply unless she her business Also,
respectable yeung that will make himself generally
full. Amply a vii lam m223+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

FURNISHED ROOMSTO JBT-ForsiHgie gen.
tencn @hh breakfast and tea requested, in private
family where there children, all attention will be
rendered for their comfort with good beds bedding
Terms for person with breakfast amt tea, good sized
roons s. week. Tive in EACH large
front room on the second door $40 for two gentlemen
Apply 81 Greenwich Il. corner Rector,
ml0-3teod~ MRS JAMES
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

TRULY WONDERFUL PHENOMENON
very extraordinary HORSE, three years old without
A particle Of hair
This extraordinary animal will be exhibited few DAYS fol
the qualification OF the cnrODs, between the hours of "a
and r. NJ sundays excepted for short period No. 307
Broadway, few doors above Duane
This Horse is the first known nile world to which Ma
ture has denied the covering OF hair
protection OF his species In addition which he also pos.
other psculiaras Of appearance bat with
symmetry OF form and his substantial points haze by good
Judges been pronounced unexceptonable HsCsor beau
,ifu bronze, with white marks Perfectly docie,
accustomed to being banded lie may be infinitely examined
TIE spectacle this animal magnificent and pleas
ing and the esry OF admiration excite Ia the hehoder is
accompanied by those dagreeabe sensations usually
tending the contemplation OF " insns Naiur1.' T..
Ambulance p cents i29mS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

~
E.M VIRGlNIAOre Of the delightful places resi-
ss@aence for invsds, families wishing live quietly,
comfortably and the reasonable
q rRENCHS HOTEL, Norfolk, Va. where the climate Is
mild both In winter and the scenery delightful
~ -.9hborhood socia AID disposed cultivate agrees
BILE acquaintance.
FkENCHs HOTEL is iocased In the principal street
the borough Norfolk and opened The first Of May
lat some idea Of Us convenience may be formed from the
that erection and furnishing upwards of
aeout eighty drs wing private apart
for the accommodation ~ single persons parties
miles, comforts be always obtained
this houe The senior partner has for many pn
cpa Hotel in Virginia. and his reputation that
line
The production, Of the country in plenty and Of
choice kind The neghborhcon Of Norfolk 10 the mountain,
Nirgaia supply Of fed
unrvaed and the excellence Of the
Virginia pooy proverbaL Tho stock Of wines i warranted
euua, that OF establishment In the country the
Madeira being imported expressly b. the proprcors the
Sherry bv A. Psmar Esq., OF Norfolk, who recognized a.
the importer of first rate article. mt surpassed by
other.
The personal attentions Of the propetor their dspo
please, Iesdence,
ge desirable spot which severity
winter, the heat OF Any individuals families
who should be travelling and pass through.
folk, Va would be Of econe sah the hest
ment there bv. wM. DANL. FRENCH,
wl lm dSw~ Frenchs Hotel. Norfolk. Virginia.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22
NJ ~ DRY GOOs,S.
IMPORTAN ANNOIJNCFM ENT

II
IT j W.REViS, 1873 Chahsms takes the EARL oppOr.
iuny of Announcing through the columns OF the Herald
the LaGics OF New York and Brooklyn the arrival Of the
novel and fashionable Cacoes offered public ustce,
having purchased them every
aRa cash could command l. enabled offer Them La
dies who visit bis establishment early At prices ianely
than former period and adequate idea
ed OF the superb appearance and rich quality these
goods but b, actual Inspection and will he found
all precedent which undoubtedly astidioua
and mos, economical Of purchasers.
~ The approval system Of one price is sin continued
tn establishment j. w. KEyIS. lea Chatham St
fl2lnN Pea
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

Gcods or snail ichbi.g soeh, veil sssered a Scse
sHdrssssd 70 wM CAMrON q wiinamsh Dow's Once, g,
WsA O. ~ asirS WI be auended tn DAiw@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

ODD FELLOW =, BALL.-The first annual Ball
~ eithe Independent Order of odd Fellows will be given
the CITY Hotel Monday evening the 10Th instant The
will be plcndtly decorated banners motos Ge emble.
me,c Of the Order Dodsworhs celebrated Ban engag
Tickets So Hcueing refreshments ladies'
The City Hotel; Capais Seey's Branch Hole Atws Music
Saloon Broadway Firth Halls Music Store Franklin
square. or ofeither Of the managers.
wM CLARK President
WILLIAM CBARLIcK. Secretarv. ml27l.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

Ia FOR SALE OS LEASE-A house and ) or
HH acres Of lf situate the junck,n Of the turnpike
road leading from Jas,aica Rockawa and the road
padiRg and next a.oiuDg the toll gate, only miles
from Rockaway Beach. The house contains Or
Hhas been lately rebuilt enlarged painted
large barn and we'll Of excellent water number OF
fruit other around house The
aud pleasant The Rockaway the daily
and from New York. Inquire OF JOHN l. NORTON II.
nl6lws col Ninth 81 New York
{s-A TO LIZ T-FIr 81 ~ ATE Sy1 IA IONS
I,nM FOX BUSINESS-Tbe large House and Store,
with Reeciory No. II Orange street. well cal.
culaed fer extensive liquor and grocery and boarding
house Also several hou'ss and ore in Cherry, Water,
ton. Walker John, Mercer. Mott and which
will be let low good tenants.
For further particulars apply at 81 John from 10 In
the morning, and from To Z In the evening. mlOYs