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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17
WINDOW BLINDs.-Th,

- elegant and of fancy-so nnch admired
and paronzed by the abonabes Of Paris and
equally suited for the drawing pareur boulder or bed
and are admirably adapted for birth day holiday
adyhousekceper and her fair daughters than
beautiful blinds which unite the ornamental with the
and irapart pleasing and cheerful finish q room.
uet wipes these blinds ca~ and restores thSr
fesbness They their
lew prces) the CHEAPEST AND MOST ECONOMICAL.
well as the blinds offered tie pub
Sold by n. DOLE, Beekman st Clinton Hall
linz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

GS HEWAWD.-Lost, or asea from the pscket OF
DC the subscriber going into the Park Theatre Friday
evening. pocket book small OF and
promssey note drawa by Euah Mi ord and accepted by
Joshua Woker Batiemon in favor Of Geo. W. Smith, nj four
months and made payable Mt the Phnnix Bark New Yors
dated Dec 18th 1887 The above reward will be paid
wing the nee without the pockebook the Office OF the
Courier Enquirer.
All cautioned against negotiating the same as
psymeut has been stopped. w.D.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

HALF PRICE MUsIC.-New sad fashionable
Music for the piano forte and flute cents per
Also chdrens coored toy books Of every kind for sale very
cheapat MRS. KINGS Book store, 14l Futon street
MORR1SON'S HYGEIAN PTLLS-Packets from Is cents
to S. Also Powers Baam of Anaiseed coughs short.
~ breath asthma &c. Also bonset wsers
Also, ndelibe ink for marking linen without preparation,
for sale ahove. n7-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

DGOSSn N OOs's One Fr1ceu H8t STORE.
II THE subscribers since the year 1884. have aimed 81
furnishing the Pnblic with elegant and substantial
hat 0i the most graceful form the accommodating
price Of So They can say that their efforts have
heeR with triumphant
tured by them during the last three months surpass beauty
and finish any heretofore offered and stand preennsnt
among those higher prices by the part Of
the community
They have just completed their paiu
Caster Hat for $3.50, which point finish,
gance OF orra and general will
oil me hghes prices All sales for cah and deviation in
price.
BROWN co.
s'e-S-nS liza Chatham Square. Mot II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

COAL-wassngo Coal Yard, corner ct Barrow a.
Washington ss-A stock Of superior schuylku Peach Or
chard Goals al hand his which will
tor cash at reduced prices Families will find Il
advantage to call before purchasing card with prices
eft at Mr. Akinon 10 Beaver " and orders LETT there or a.
he vars Will duly attended TO. I33us
~ PERCY, SPIRIT LAMP MAKER, No. 24s Dsv,s
IL ion 81 lone door from Cnton) H. his thanks
to the public for their patronage since ncing the above
business and hopes strict attention, know
edge oi business obtain continuance Of their favorS Ne
would also call their attention TO his Rejecting nps which
superior ~ yet offered.
He would likewise request those who have no< used the
above lamps 70 call NJ his store ssd judge for
light used. Store lam ns o..
Personal attendance To those who fitting up stores or
billiard tables OF other establishment where brilsu
hight wanted - r feels confdcrt he lamps suitable
tor any establishment IN the city He
sent wagon signed each side board in Hack whae
letters, ~ Percy, Spirit Lamp, s@ Division 81"
~ D. His wagon viii call on customers regularly once
week to supply the Spirits Lamps wicks and passes b,
obtained from the Spirits delivered as u.aal wbou
asy extra charge.
tJ No connection with any other e~abEshmen n2osn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

GHEMfCALA.
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
CO. have constantly for sale
Oil vtroi AIum
Bleaching Salts, Coppexas
Aqua .hnons. Murisr AciS
Adua Forts. Nitric Acid,
Blue vtrioI Mang,nese
And many artisles in liae OF their business
Orders viii be received their .house M ~
Broadway the oce OF their agent No 81 West street
HzSivr GF0. r.. GILBERT Ave.t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

TO IHE LOvEAS DE Dh fnhT.
Keep the dry the head cool and bid defiance ply
sciao"-Boerhnare
HE fair AID lovely OF the land cutdows in the bloom
OF life owing TO the diseases arising from feet DO
we then woruer the coughing and barking asd rbeu
msc that enable the doctors 10 De in their coaches And
danger far We would then csuen our readers no
matter how healthy, tn guard against vet feet An OF
Health.
what's II, DESTROYER Of bIesm and hsppinet Cold and
r. q. NAGLE OF Philadelphia, respectfully informs the
ruoc that he ~ located the shoe Establish
nent efMr Ryder Ne Beekmsn st. Clinton Hall The pre-
sentoppoony sembraced o IN the reader, that ait
several experience and trial the subscriber
ed npoion which renders leather OF every dissertation
completely impervicus, a. water American
Institute has twice borne testimony 10 rs great utility by
awarding the first dipoms In 1885 and 1886 with
the decided appreciation OF the Frankin Institute
Philadelphia authorities of the hig hest responsibility
Notwithstanding the revision and severity law
Congress granted the exclusive right and liberty this
for the term Of fourteen ycsrs from the 10th day u Feb
arr 1887.
This Composition mparts leather son and pIisble
which gives all articles made from elastic qua-
", and will consequently much lesger The necessity
for wearing overslises is thus superseded.
In snswer to numerous Questions the subscriber would
contain particle oil that offensive and clumsy article
India Rubber.
Gentlemen Who vaus health and love dry respect.
fatty informed that the rateniee will be ~ attendance nj the
Certificates Letters &c for Inspection The Com.
position IL at - cents hox. sea Captains and
sporlsmen would do well TO procure the article
AL comm post paid Patent Rights IN this the
adjoining districts Cor sale the county Kings which
ss@d 10 Nc Edward Gallagher ~ Fulton 81. Brocklys.
v. Reference 10 the most respectable genemcp " this
city can be given. jl7dtMie
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

nH.ls "A rAsTE.-A new and elegant art-
" Teeth The Orris Tooth PASTE while bean
6s the removing and preventing every Of
giving 10 them clear and pesrly
hcghens color Of the lips gums, and gives additional
beauty e.<nbL Of the nouth-by lis nfectnv
properties greatly tends 10 the from decay
purify the breatand also adds that peculiar md fr,
grant the breath for which the Or Root Is "a
Justly ceIebraed that article largely into the compo.
sen othc Orris Tooth Paste giving tits
tally contributing 10 that agreeable and fragrance which
this Paste So preeminently Possesses To those have
Partially for tooth wash the Orris Tooth Paste will he par
tcularly acceptable, rs II readily be into
pleasant and most excellent tooth wash by dsevsg
about he size Of In small quantity o which cas-
I've denc the instant The Orr Toob
all the advantages OF tooth wash whoui objections thar
abb brought the which article Of the
latter description OF necessity he put upand EQUALLY
free om the objections that apple tooth uov.
ders from their spp~raoe IN the
The great number Of articles that have submitted ID.
public Tor improving the appearance Of the teeth which
have generally proved induces the propre
tor Of the Or RS Tooth Paste, confident he
excellence and virtue, TO observe, that should
prove ineffective the money will be returned.
u can be had OF r. Q. Hart, It's Broadway; Mrs A. C.
Cannons No. Astor House, Broadway; James H. Hart,
278 Rrosdway George c. Howe Co. i4s Chatham 81 jobs
NJ Howe Dentist l04 Grand street OF Mercer e.
Guion Bowery and 0rasd Hcary and Pike
sts and Grand St junction Of East Broadway
Grand St Price so cents Be careful 10 obtaa the paste
"a SIM
THE Old EsTAB, IsHTD WHOLESALE
Il AND RETAIL CLOAK WAREHOUSE Is now No
-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17
GENT LEI MEMS
G A Il OFF & l. q Il II IN B 20

2 Y T y I II ] II II
ana the full value given cash, by
II. LEVETT,
No. 220 Bleecker street, Carnane street
york
u Knowing there persons who make a great puff In
their advertisements for Cast OF Clothing in uapv
cases not give the full vafuc fer the srme H. L. win
those Gentlemen who have articles them
and who send for him. of their receiving the very Ut
most value In cash for every article.
NJ X. line through the post s.ice otherwise the
above address, will meet It'll due attention. j65u<
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

NESHANACS, EACHANGE COMPANIES
" BANk AGENCY AND DISCOUNT OFFICE. No
70 Wast New YorkThe Company having taken the bank.
ing house Of Messrs - NJ Allen offer Their services il
buying selling dseountihg and collecting and drafs
ling gold and silver and notes generally The
plan which this institution have taken giving ample security
into the hands Of dnterested gentlemen reputation and
WORTH have gained for II the undoubted
much 80 that their checks drafts the different are
taken by the principal brokers' mud readily nj t
same rates the bills the banks which they drawn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

A GOOD CHANCE for person wah q small capital
"A For sale Backsnitbs and wheelwrgh Shop stock and
trade and lease Of two lots Of ground for years from
The nrt Of May next with the privilege Of buying the
certain price situated Ia the village OF wasbou miles
from Brooklyn and one mile from Peek slip Ferry, being
exceies siustion tor doing COED business Toe in
tends leaving and England r consequence OF
health For further particulars apply 20 john Earle the
nma Ianr Eanes IN. .Ixn~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

LRINA AlsA.-Thc "Ertna Benevolent Association
~ Committee" take pleasure In nouncng that the fourth
annual Erina Ball. will take place Monday Evening" Jan.
%, 1888, al Tammsny Hall.
The which has attended the previous Balls gives the
Managers the strongest that be present
msnts, which so far superior all preceding, will be
attended with perfect 10 the rendess
cause and at the same time give estre satisfaction
those attending.
Browns Band OF Music surpassed by any in the
city, engaged iH addition which,, celebrated performer
the harp WILL In the of the evenag perform
National airs.
The floor viii be under the OF MIR Lucas
sisted by committees. The order Of dancing will he printed
small card which can be obained from Of the Mana
gers, the evening OF the ball
early application tickets requisite the number
limited The price OF tickets admitting gentleman asd
ladies, il fxe 4 AT g.
Tickets be obtained from any Of the following commit.
Thomas OConner 57 Wall street; John Lassala a. East
Broadway Edward Shortel 10 Reade Martin Waters a.
Elm VIM Oenan, Office Of the Truth Teller James Ker
rigsn r l27 East broadway Dennis Gillespie As Roosevelt
James Duna, IS Canal 81; John Mckinley, SAT Bowery
Edward Fitzgerald, Of Oak and Pearl John
day. s5 Nett ST. wa Corhit! corner Of Oak and Roosevelt
James Ryan, Manhattan House. So Duane Peter
yey, Tontine Buildings Water yshn Mcmahon, Grand ST.
H.el, JERSEY CITY Owen Cogan, 70 James ST., Brooklyn
the bar Of Tammany Hall, and o the Secretary,
JAMES 3. NICHOLSON, III West street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17
THasSo S,2 M Y

Maiden Lane few below corner OF Broadway on
your len going down
For sale, large assortment Of all kinds Of ClOaks ss,o
nishing low prices, Js2w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17
EUTLE.RY EnIAnLIRIIME

peted our arrangements with the manufacturers land
wishing TO reduce sockl offer for either
the package from The shelves flor approved paper
OF the choicest selections Table Small Cutlery In the
United Sates-amongs which silver pearl and ivory
handle table ard desert Knives and Forks self tip stag white
Bone asd sbaps ny the package.
Rogers Crooks, Marshes and Butchers Raxors and ssla
Cutlery, IN almost endless variety ladies' and
Dressing Cases. Bagaeis Tables, and Travelling Cases
belt, holster and uuelng Pistols Nut Crackers Cheese
Scoops, and Champaign Openers Furnishing Stores
TONERS and retailers supplied a usual.
&c GKAvELEy a WkEAKS
j5-tns Astar Eouse
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

TRINIDAD cr-s-Msdeline.-Sl2 hhds. moasses
tics do. Ii bbis do, OBJ - cases
MonE-ship Elisha Denaison-o bales cs.ten-l5 do
do-67 do -85 do-0I do-lz7 do 81 do-42 dsl2 do3
II iron chest0o bales cotton-32 dol0 do box25 bal
cotton.
MAoEiRA-ode' sa-2s pipes III hhds-7 casks and box
wine-2bags aad box nuts boxes mdze
MISUNDERSTANDING bales coton-9 boxes me
-chandize.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

FINO TAE LADl 4. Sx3Nufs, Boas, Capes, Peieriprs
L kc-C. WATSON, ISL Chatham 81 has on hand aa eIe.
giant assortment OF the above articles which he can afford
sell at reduced prices and respectfully invites the
ton OF ladies' who DESTROYS OF personal com
fort through the corning least pos
his stock OF Dressed Furs consisting OF every article line
which he confident will be found passed city
regards qualify cheapness -
Also far coih velvet and fancy caps of the
approved patterns.
Ladies Furs altered repaired and every article i,
the line made To order. CHARLES WATSON,
n262mf l5s Chatham At
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-22
GIL. M IkLT.S.

The following Extract so characteristic of the anna
ole and spirited writer that cannot deny oursplves
me pleasure Of laying it before our readers Some
EDITOR shrewdy observed the other day, that he hoped
Soiohe watkins would he able 10 deny the report
oil his death himself Here is The verGcaon of the
proPhecy.-lt were almost worth lite blowing up
10 near The praises that offered to his memory
"'lhey wept the living Hector as the dead" Apare,
united in laying flowers upon his ceno,aph. The Whigs
were the first 10 regret his DEATH and 10 rejoice in his
escape. HIS heart is in the right place, though his
politics are all wrong, exclaimed warm.hearled Whr
The other day, after hearing of his safety. Knowing as
they Know that they have nothing 10 expect from such
confirmed hereto, our friend Watkins-and beliey.
ing that hi, advice do him no i"jury :. ,he-
apnion, whilst il may benefit our party we take the
liberty of adding much Of his letter, gives touch
at The Times:
10 the Editor. "CHiLLIcorBE NAV 18TH 1888.
'"Upon arriving here this evening, ! see the Sciola
Gazette has published my amongst those who
blown up on the Noselle steamboat. If such report
skould reach your city, with any probability Of being
believed, please contradict it, am not blown up
de- ! mean TO be shortly.
$50 it seems we are beaten. Just what expected
let as however, not despair have yet ample time to
retrieve loss before the coming Of the Presiden
aal contest, which depends almost liberty itself If
lose that election, it will indeed be time to despond
Our present defeat will think, benefit ultimately
You ought 10 abusing the Sub.Teasury-Every
body knows your opinion the subject and is
'cessary to say more Hereafter, let fight together
and not aid the Wings by abusing each others
Let Us buckle armor, and 60 forth against Clay
and the Bank and sink all others minor considerations
The Wings here greatly oyeroyed at the result Of
the Virginia eleclions but, when they TO find Ty
Ger Goode, Gilmer, Sontha, &c, &c, against their
dear National Bank, they will laugh The other side
or their mouths"
ave would say little pobe-nieed, word, if other
Republican subIreasu) Editors would also sink tho gges,ion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-22

SNOW we presume what is 10 be the course of the Ad
mnstraon, as to certain State banks 1t might have
oeeh productive of some benefit if the information il
gives could have been more explicit he future and
decided intentions OF the Secretary Of The Treasury and
the Postmaster General:
su in 1916, If the construction of the resolution of
tna' year. as given by the committee be correct Con-
gess would only permit the reception of the notes Of
sne banks at The Treasury, at the option Of The fiscal Of
ncers OF The Government, after they should have re-
suned specie payment If Congress not disposed to
sufficient to say thu, the resolution then p ms%. Iss
10 force, and as applicable 10 banking institutions now
es was then if they will bring themselves within its
provisions; and to aoy oil cause Of apprehension upon
ne SUBJECT either as 10 the understanding of the col
Iectng officers of the Government to the exercise
OF ther discretion under that resolution it is proper to
STATE that information has already reached this city that,
III lew commercial towns where resumption is known
taken place, the notes Of the resumng banksae
freely received in pnymen. Of duties hostages, and all
other public dues"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-22

~ The CoGnty Commissioners Of Cas- county, Sts,s
co,n saving located the county of county ac-
81 MI M .ct Of Tue Legislature of Illinois acp,oy
sac of ,h 80, adjoining the fourshng Virsina-a
of JuIy tn, slnns lots via ase place middle
here The a rWnah may have opp0rua,y finding
may be .sm, hnsina Is not two old The popua-
verns &C. me to~n several dry goods stores, ia
,csncas n mere mas got been dsath, serious
en,Tb ,, since the commend II feet of yi,oir
air and wae, d sa a"d flowers, high, dry and rolling pure
d.d h. eno clear SKY, sough amer with the Tssn,
80 Of b at % industry ind realized hsr in The zane
,aS -; u 1om'hon, 1t found on tbi. eouhJ.
p-' addressed 10 the Vits;p;, Css
1:I. - ~ Wsel Wh immediate attention. The Emcsnt',
IsaT md ,s@s punished by GrIss and Elliott Phiadrphi,
$500 ~ S' may NC 'etu w''h advantage. H. H. HALL,
~ pii,o - u. Commissioner ei Cass County Illinois,
name O" the Old Dominion, will please give tbi, an ioraa '
------- 4--2t& lafat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-22
rs NnH lCeTe :,

GENERAL ORDERS.
In Hunters phrase the Wings of this City are at
fault They were first for rushing into the nomna'
lion Of Mr. Clay, in public meeting-but the Sanhe.
drm has thought better of it, ard accordingly the fol-
wing annunciaton appeared in the Wing daily papers
of Friday last:
"G' The gentlemen who united in the invitation to
hold meeting for the purpose of adopting measures 10
promote the election Of Mr.. Clay, have since conferred
with very many Of their ellow-clzens; among whom
some whose opinions are entitled :" az ,, %
declared their determination re aously 10 co opefae ia
the affects Of the meeting in case should lake place.
have vet EXPRESSED doubts to the expectancy o
holding such meeting at the present une. ihey are
of opinion that while the well known and extraooiha
~ unanimity of the City Of Richmond anu .hanches
ter render any measures, to promote our OBJECTS
an far as those communities ere concerned, heea
Iess and therefore useless, it might be injurious 10
the great cause in which the whole opposition 70 Inc
corrupt Government united, premalaey 10
bring forward the question OF the fresdehNai eeco
Yielding that respect TO these douots 10 WHICH "iey
think they are entitled the gentlemen oy wh"m .'e
mee,inr was called have determined to wIlhIaw the
call and believe that in doing so, they afford an IN
stance of that forbearance and mutual concession WHEEL
upon all matters involving principles, should cha'
racterise the Wing Party
nudeuce-and they have determined as yet not 10 UNI
mask their designs but keep dark tor inc present. nu'
who does not understand them-neeting or no "ett"S
resolution resolution! never aiu lne heesou' :
.sdon Saturday about the meeting which wi take place
this day in Richmond. All these meetings have Tor tne.'
nrO,red object The support of HEsRs CLAY for the mex
Presidency But still some quam comes over the spun
ofhis dream The Geniussays thathe w hss must
e1ness their united Willingness surrender their prefer
ence for this distinguished statesman if be should not be
III. choice Of National Convention "-Bnt the Genu:
insists upon the espedency Of such Convention" ne
says, "The increasing popularity OF DIT. LAY "oul.
sse, n render National Convention hardly necessary
to fix on the individual for whom The Wings, by thou
sands and tens of thousands daily expressing de
cided preference. That he is the man oil Inc people,
thai he is deeply fixed in their affections and Judgment
"a the citizen pre- emnen,y qualified for the ONCE o
President of these United States, there cannot be IN
shadow Of a doubt; bot unless National Convention
shall embody representation from every State so Ina
its united wisdom and patriotism may devise means
rpiie the energies Of the whole Wing party; IT, Tor ex
nnIe The States known to be friendly 10 the eeVauo
of GEN HARRISON should refuse to send delegates
confess we are not withOu, our apprebensons oil IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-22
EXTENSIVE SHERIPF'S SALE

Negroes, Bl0oded Horses, &c, al Public .4aclion.
WILL be od for cash TO the highest bdd' Ihuda 40
Iih OF June 1895 li m inot, the fair day and 'och
successive day until the sale completely I.:.ir, ts rss-
Of james Plevn in tho lower King oueec county
Ii. following property g Is 10 Negroes; uJot FLOODED
Horses, consisting part of Trio, vg Timb lake, cne
Hampton, Red Wing, &c.
ssAo riding plantation aud carriage boneS the very superior
quality and ma,ch severn carriages and hanes designed for
family pleasure purposes cattle Descriptions all
kinds OF plantation mcnsJ large and general assortment o.
household kitchen furniture &c. &C., satisfy sundy exc
eutons in my hands against Cofbin. w ,,,,
Deputy fer .oha Motley, SheriEg King Queen county
NAV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-22
Cr,J,y;tE Uhife Sulphur SPRINGS

THE subscriber the public that Ls pleasant and
Delightful reireut will opened on the first Jns for the re-
,euou of company II situated conveniently OF
as1 eahy nod pleasant neghhofhood bat one mile
Gains Depot the Winchester and oiomac hHi
nuc will always meet the cars ascend
inc and descending ABBOTT five miles from Winchester
This Watering Place long aud laoraby known under name
OF Duvns Wamss Sulphur Spring has been rcsoe o.
abOng under liver Infection and other OF
soI,ion with the hnpPes, effect The ecacy OF tne ~a M
,csed nv no from Atlantic cities which readily
accessible believed equal that Of amy spring in Virginia
the accommodations ha1s Deon greatly M
at this large three story ccE
building containing from forty 10 fifty wcllhnhed rooms ana
has been made TO place tins delightful
Watering Place upon footing with the fashionable places OF
'"' ' ~ wy GRANVILLE JORDAN.
Fro1nrck County, May %, 1889. f-"c"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-22
Capital 35, 800 Dollars.
Virginia state Lottery,

Fo. endowing the Leesburg Academy aud Tor otner
purposes.
Glass No a, for 1888.
To be- drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday, sas lo'h
of Jane, 1888
GRAND SCHEME
Capitals 1sS 80 ~ % ISS 50 Of $500 i &c, &C.
Tickets only slO-Half s5-9uarte1 81 so. ,oo
Cerlscales of Packages OF IS Whole Tickets $lD
~ do rs Half do. %
~ do % Quarter do. 81 81.
Do' (St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-22

consequences Of want Of unanimy on one individual
Ion see' then, People of Virginia, that though the
of e1ns DC called ye. is hsd-though the Wings
that their organs speak for ihem-n ,c M r @
Ken man am"ng them denies tina, Mr. CLAW is to be their
Gahu'HHe' hat shy ye, them People Of yiroin;a f.
.hs a'isrna,Ve: Can You go for Mr. Clay and his Ma
mo , nankfr"m The mountains the SEA shore YOU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-22
Ny,;c, 10 .Ntliers and Farmers.

Have erected Wc,hnm, Immediately at the landing, large
rchou Iecurey tightly covered for tho purpose oipo-
tectns kinds produce from the weather, whore she'll snds
attend TO receiving forwarding Wheat and other produces to
RSfh es psdIse, aend
70 il rpon bn reasonable aud with tho snes, attcn
oa that nothing sed acr il delivered from The Boats
EWD. POWELL, 1gsnt.
a. kinds Groceries and Liquors constantly hand
which will upon good in Richmond, adding
,be wocooare E. P. fgent.
f-ia''m