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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-08
NnHE1rmRo

HVHg psrtssohiP heretofore sxl.siag b.
n tween The sn3srsiEnrd, under The hrm
Of ha@saoad q shropshire. - iLl. d.y (Jsn.
81. 1857 d@solvea ~ ssa,usi eSsseal.-
Their b"hd., notes, asd books, are IN the
Posse-.Ion Of q. ". Hsasno,.d. 10 ~h..sn all
Persoos Indebted 10 The h~m wtIi piess~ make
payment, and To HON eli ciatn.s aud ae-
counts sgsiHst ihe hIm WIT be presented Zoe
settlsmshL @. W. HAMMOND.
JOHN n SHROPSHIRE
Chsrle,town, Fsh g. ISIS
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Eoniinus % pracIws IN TIE Courts 81 1sRsr.
s"n. frsdertrk snd Clarke Cosniiss. Their
uaies y DO the bgi1ing Opposite ,hs Coart-
ilouss i1 chsfiesfBun. fprtnefiy goeapisd e.
ihs Ciefts u8rs n Jeasrsoa county.
EahrIarr b laIs = l..
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.7G.1LSST
John =. Msu'E s"d IahH ". Brirn. Ltely nrr-
ohst,s and rn-paTtncfs. trading ut.isr tie hrm
81 john \. Nsaiz X Company. sa,l Jarob Ben
mr. snd Juhs Hoskns, DEFEsnaSrs.
~ CDANCERY.
YHfIiE defendants iohn 4 Asniz sud J.hn
~ VI. BreR, Hot h.sisg etter,d their sp.
prs sore, ssd gwen security -eesriiur g. ihs -
II sss~n'ii, Hi'd ihe rti.s ~ ibis tonfti snd a
Hi', sEisg ~ ssi'si-vtpfy ssisiruss ,t tiry -
noi iuh@hiis,'is - tbs sosiliiy w. - GAUSS! o..
hst the aaid q, q ntstts Do s,,,s,.r hrfo op th,
hrsi day q ne neat trfrn sfff 4ssrf 49, hiii "a
thu rlsinisisi a.si th,t eopg q iias ordrr b.
fntthstth isssftrd ~ sDur 81, vstssp-r f.aiItsbsi
30 Jhsri' a'nuHs fns TO rnouths saeeftaissiy .
Hnd p5siFt = thr fr1ut docs 20 fir euf -lotsf b,
flic tsid fJss % that. stosa.
A CupS tr.fs
RODENT T BR0wN. Cis
~. s. tsss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-08

FnetG subscriber s,sass n pafsbsss gsv
4 hanafsi barrels n H0aeg, For ses =
- Eh PsJ faR aartut prss n sssl.
" thsiied sd teiiesfsa 81 \ 4 steve
josh q WILSON
lis'pers Ferry. la IS, is1s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-08

III P'1bfte Sale.
RY authority OF . decree, pronounced Sv
NJ the CIrruit superior Court Of Lee and
Chsneery OF Jefferson County, Of the la,s
term Of the sad Court, In cause pending
therein, ostween Leonard Sadisr, Executor
Of John Buekmastsr, deed, complainant, add
John Davenport and Am Characteristic. De.
PENDANTS. will cell. 10 the highest bidder,
o" .so~6Sy The lstA dsy " February mart.
being Court dsy,l Ia front Of the coar,
House In Charlestoun, that dssirsbis PRO-
PERTf, lyius near the east end OF Charles
town, on which the said Buekmaster former
ly resided. and the same - hieh 10 nov 10 the
occupancy Of Mrs. Ann ChamhorIsin. Thn
property consists Of shout II AORna or
hr't-rais LAND, having thersoa . large
Dwelling House, out-buildines, sc
TsTms-ssVsniy-h Ave dollars N hand, end
The balance IN three equal annual tnstaInsnts
10 be secured by deed Of IrusI on tho pre-.
"ises. JOSEPH T. DAUGHERTT,
Jan 20 lSSs.-ts Special cSmaa'r.
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HOUSEHOLD AND IxlrOunu
EuRR TTtTTww


Va 7 ~ BE- s"id. ~ p'.',fie saia, g. ne
w hFh.s hHtlff. 81 k-liftoun, or Pr
f'J iiig 9,h a telre-iy atst, ti'e laiiostag pft
prfft
a eisliiHa
leo Rfti.Hr fierses CsEt
H'.ash'ii fustisr,-a srhFsi stirh are
80, bo.fd. hufc-u, SEE, Tstl, q. Chaif,,
u sfliff Hids ~.
Ais a. a Int siinsft.
several good Miieh Goes
hBoul 600 ~eifui % good H1e0a.
Add great fsriftg a sfi.rr sriiclss too 80
nifrrus o. isfti, uisrszr
erttii "a ~ flatibs e 800 b. Eisru an ~ nurat
1iHrr Sc aoiisfs. Iisr puftssef b. givs 1ord sri
splFotrd selfiiy 80 iagftis-trs anfrr ftr dol-
l-fa. ihu sssb siil b. ffglifed Ne propsfty b.
s fssiefet aafh iisr iffois ~ farssfifsa aith --
safe ~ funHfaf ilro fafif o. sid dsf --raia o.
shins. nEFtEnOW Eh a. SILVIA
gsn o. faga
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-08

FEOpsses essd Lots Tor k4eaF.
NeH RENT. the House sHi a
~ - ~ Charis-town, istoiy ffna
the rssrisnes % Hrs. Shifiey.
on ne Cfoss street IN tie gesr
ofths Hsrk- Also. small Dssiiihg HOUSE
pssF the Method 81 Church m Chsfissto~r;
snd Dueilipg House, oa he She FheFdslou
rod, uhoet hsif = H,iis hsiov Ch.risstsss
Fossaas ion gwen On he Ia u ApfH.
MICHAEL WgsOvn,
8yfai ~ .u,s Shhisp
Fsb. Z. 1919
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N(n7wT(UR.

TIVE sa0ssribsr he's taken Mr.. JAMES
i FLoRE into parthsrshiP In the heress-
ule Business. which viii hsrssnsr bs eoa-
Quoted under the nssas Of KErES FLORI
The enasrsigbsd - very DESTROYS q eios.
ing hn former bas1eess without delay. Ne
respectfully solseits sii persons having &C.
counts nth him 10 settle them ss se0u q
eoassniest- Mr.. ,. A. CRAI0HiLL h au-
thoEised TO make settlements.
HUMPHREY KEvEs.
Chsr'ss,own. Tsh. I, isse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-08
Groceries, k~Vtssse ESassors.
0OWT10TxoWARY. 40

~ ~
HAVE just received,
= loaf and brown suGSrs--pVlas Aslassss,
RE ard Jsya Coffee,
Water sBd soda Crssksrs,
Pine Apple end Engiish Cheese,
GuHPo~dsr, InpsTisl and Youna Elysoa
Tea, (supeFior,)
Aadsira, Lisbon snd Nslaga wIas,
sperm, mould. s0d dipt csadlss,
Almonds, Raaoos, Confectionery, hs Ra.
FoEsihsT with gsnsFsl soPgiy % osssa..
Safe, al 81 shish . will cell ssrv los.
JAMES J. MILLER.
ChsrlestoVn, Dec II, 1881.
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cow AND oALr ron sALu
N9UiaE 81 . Chsasrrs. o.
! a. EEYEs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-08
Public sale
or VALUABLE TAM yam
TDsD ONNrH1sS,srb 1pE.
PICP-EEIrNo sc

PGCP-kNTNo sc.
at HaTpers-Fev
virtue Of too DEGREES rsnAsrsd IN the
~ Circuit superior Court OF es~ and
Chaneery for the eOunty Of JsGsdon-oos
90 The 9Th day Of APFh, 1884, 10 ghs ease Of
HuoteI, guardian, g. the ehilersn end heir,
Of To~nsend Bsekhan, deea-ths oIhs, an
the I'd day Of Dsesabsr, 1877, In the ease ~
Wn. haySeg -. said bslra and other. 4
shall proceed 10 eel. 20 the highest bidder.
q Poo''e auet'on, o. Saturday ~ Ala sE-, az
March aeri, the whole Of that valuuhls Neal
property situated on the Isiaad Of Virriniu..
near HarPers-fsrry, lately the property Of
Townsend BeekhaIa, deceased, eonsi.tine ~
large and mOst sdVanIsgSousiy sttuaiad
&AN.YA22.
With MILL .hersIofors used 90 40 OH Mil.
out al present ~ Foundry. Be- a
VsrSi Dwellings. Bark Hoas-s, and
other improvements, esmRIsls, foe kSk
carrying on the TSuning business
on Isres seAls--ihs grinding Of Bark b.
ing done By wHtsr power
| The uttenliou Of eapitnIists from q beo,A 4,
requested 10 The OooVe property. The i'd
Vsntsgss of tbs location sansot Be sHesIl,d
u - the only TanDsry near Harpers Ferry.
uhers - TO be he'd II ell tiasa an abundant
suPply Of eSahITy Hides, and Barh, on Tsrv
moderate terms Wirh . FssAy demand for
= large q1shtity OF Leather ct The Soor-and
The Rsii-kosd passing within few rode u
the prsmises.!
The tsrnS Of the ssis will be, a2i0o. 10
os paid IN SiS aOBibs-12I0o ~ ~ months :,
add the residue 10 one, tvo. thras and -four
yesfa thereafter. without interest The pup-
ehsseF giving bond with 9 deed Of trus, oa
the premises, Go SECURE the purchase n,nn.,
The sale, which will b without reserve
viii take place before the door Of PHa.ig..
monsS Hotel, HArpers-TsFsy, on tAs dAy
above msntiOusd, 20 commsues a n o'sloek
n. ~ ANDREW HUNTER,
| req. u l5So. Special Csss4a'p
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No..--l2 Ballots.

Ticket slo--Hay t5-Qso,isr So 50.
For fortunate Tickets.
Please address
JOHN CLARK.
=, Baltimore,
y. w. Corner ~ baltimore aud Calvert Str.,.t,
under the Nusrum.
reh e. IstS
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BRILLIANT SCHEMES.
V'irgiNEM Nfnfc LOfFerv

Virginia state LOTTERY,
For the beneh, OF the town Of Wheeling.
Cia's No. I, Tor 1899,
To DO drawn Il Alexandria. Va, SATURDAY.
February ~. ls3s.
SPLENDID SERENE:
SO. 000-SlO. 0GO-S6. 600. 81. COO
Si.OOO-S2, 5n0-S2, OOO--
Sl,747t,
p prizes Of $1,000
ID do. 500
p do. am
SC. Sc. 30.
Ticket slo-Hatr as Q,aayisr g. so
Certificates OF pack. VI 2S Whole tickets $50
10 do. Is half do. 6S
DO. do. 25 quarter do. 81 so
S7dIE Or TIRGLNTy7
Richmond Academy LOTTERY,
Class NO. !, for IS3s,
To be drawn II AleHsndria, Va. on n. I'm
February, 1888.
MOST aBLENpIb PaiEEa
Prize 0k aioooo
I ,Io 'Inu.,
90. 6UDl
10 s,OOO
3,00O-S2.50O-$l9iO
80 Prizes of 81 QUO, SC. SC.
Ticket Si0-Half IS Qsarisr 81 50
Certificates Ofpsekage' OF IS whole tickets $iso
Do. do Is quarter do. 50 50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-08

FILL aeauTiEsai q 8weeFier. affnh
~ binE, 49, tisif, 80 Teefk NaNatlEs
liisi FscsiEst go 81 tsia q
Isa IS. isss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-08
ron RENT,
TEE &.qgVS .BgFKK

Pom the OSequoa Greek. 2 miles from
u Lsstown. The Mil siil BE- complete
" repaired, sid from ia locsti0a and the
abundance of water with which u - sHppli.
81. eoBbtne Tor u advantages which fsw
possess. Te'a eoiapeieat snd trusty psrsoa,
the terms will be made sssy. 4 good dweIi.
iag House, snd " preferred, . Biseksmnhs
shop vii 90 with the Viii Apply 70
g. RENNEDT, or
A :. D4NnKlDOR,
Fsb I. 1883 N Me- Lstss~a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-08

AtRnlrs holden IN the Clerks ofie~ Of the Cir
s''a superior Court II Lav sRd Chaoeery fos
JsifersOa County. the &C. Monday IN Fe6,u.-
~, tsas:
t'rnrg- Prs.hods snd Samuel Rigs. Merchant.
sod Co-p.rtnets. trailing under the usme 81
Peabody. liggs * 60.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-08

FLOUR Alter esrelui examination. the
baltimore American furnishes the following
statement 81 the actual stock Of aOur on
hand. a. follows:
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Public Notice.


NViiE ilogss Ell Biseks@ilhss shos l.ts.
~ y sssaPisa ~ NJ Joaa nessos. Pgs.
ssssisa css ~ hse iauss4istaly.
JOaR YATEs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-08

v al11able Property
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-08
Trust safe.

Trust safe.
10y virius Of \ deed of trust, executed 60
~ the suHseF,beF by fda nd Bosii, on the
Stu day at February, i-3j. spa nov % re-
cord IN the eephts court % JriEerson. a. a..
cure certain debt ttsreiu mentioned. Z
-bsll PfO~csd h SELF 81 pubiic snct,on, 10
'hs highest btlder, for cash, 81 Ssusday iLs
i7fi = lbs Iaosii. FssFHssgl before toe door
~ Fnz-''nmonsS hOtsi, - fiafPeTs Ferry, .
fafiefY ~
HouSEucLO AND IElrOTrnm
FuaGITUHE,
Emhracing. sHsas nihvr thirEs. r CiOik 4,
Eufeaa. Tspiss Looking Closes.
Hsds. Btd.tssds. sod q, dec z. Ghstrs.
hiHa snt HfHtsuts WsFe. wih sipa,t
eSery other kisd of Fufntufs necessary Tor
houre- ksepruE naiu 10 tahe place ID onc
o'slork, e. s.
iOsEPU T. HUssFLL.
Feb b, l-i4 Tfu,ifs
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Total 29s9I7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-17

20 Our reporter yesterday was misnformed reia
tive to the source Of information upon which the seiz-
ures were made Mr.. Campbell did not make the dis
closures for the simple that he had none TO make
The information from another quarter. The dis
closures making every day said to be tremendous
the Struggled cloths have been scattered the states
in every direction Our friend Jesse Hoyt we believe,
comes in for third ofthe sezureshus proving the
proverb that "Hones'y is the best policy"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-17

u Our new collector yesterday made some hea
w seizures Of French ceths smugged in cases the
tops u which were laid with silks. Mr.. James
Campbell the ex deputy collector, has been making
important disclosures, which led to the above sez.
ure Oh!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-17
tvro~ or Rvc.A~g Edhsos q y~sssrssy@
Fran the New MontAly Magazine


HAD Won ever cousin Tom
Did your cousin happen ls anE
mi Cousins different ihink
a. .ou,d find. If you ever had kissd her, Ton.
49,, lei his be secret between u.s.
Su xs mr. iirs would have bees in blister, Tom.
Eor theyre aot Of the sister genus.
.Y,.sre Is something, Tom, ia a sisters lip.
when you give her good night kiss,
THAT savers much OF relationship,
THAT nothing Gccursamissi
But a cousins lip II yeu once unite
With yours, in the quietest way,
Instead of sleeping wink that night
You'll be dreaming the following day.
And people think il no harm. Tom,
With cousin to hear you talk
And no one feels any alarm, Tom,
At quiet cousinly walk -
Rut Ton, you'll sosn find, what happen TO know,
That such walks otiea grow into straying;
Aad the voices of cousiss are sometimes 50 low,
Heaven only knows what you'll be saying.
And then there happens so often. Tom,
Soft pres sures OF hands and fingers,
And looks that We're moalded to soften, Tom,
And tones ON which memory lingers;
That long ere your walk is half over, The Strings
or your heart are all put IN play,
BY the voice OF those fair demi sistery things,
In not quite the most broiherly way
And the song of a sitter may bring to you, Tom,
Such tones as the Angels wos;
Bat fear If your cousin hsud sing 10 you, Aonh'
You'll take her for an angel too;
For SO curious note is that pote oil theirs,
That you'll fancy the voice that gave II,
Has been all the while singing the National AIRS,
Inste ad OF the Psalras of David
once had a cousin that sung. Tom,
And her name may be nameess now;
But tue sound OF tn songsare sill young Tom,
Though we are longer so;
,Tis folly TO dream Of bower OF green,
When there is not leaf on the tree
But twixt walking, and singing that cousin has been
God forgive her! the ruin OF me.
And nov care fought for society, Tom,
And lead m ST aachorite life,
For I've lov'd myself into sobriety Tom,
And out of the wish for a wife;
But oh! IL said but half what might say,
So sad were the lesson 'twoud give,
That 'twoud keep you from loving for many day,
nd from cOnsns-as lOn0 YOU live.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-17

FInE AT TINE BarorwELt.-A little after midnight
fire broke out in the Rrisewel in the Park, which
occssioned great confusion amongst the prisoners
but which was subdued in half an hour 49,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-17
Congress.

In the Senate on Monday Williams Of Maine spoke
for two hours the North Eastern Boundary question
W.T. Webster moved The printing of two maps
ed with this question. This carried He also
moved that the Boundary Bill be laid the table
This carried
A leup debate then ensued between Rives, Benton,
Webster and Buchanan relative to the bill for extend
ing the charters of the district banks OF the District
of Columbia Buchanan moved that the Banks be re-
CURED have in their vaults fourth as much specie
as they had private deposes Benton moved to make
this one. third his amendment rejected, and the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS soon the jour
nal was read Boom Of Indiana and asked leave
offer the following:
Reered BY and House Of Representatives Of
the United Of america in Congress assembled That
from and after the lst day of June eighteen hundred
and thirty eight there shall be discrimination in the
kind or description of currency receivable by the Co.
vernmen for for the sale of the public lands
for any debt duty due or owing TO the United
States.
Mr. Cambreleng hoped Mr.. Boon would not offer his
resolution at this time
Mr. Boon asked the speaker if there was not a reso
luton upon the subject now before the house.
The Speaker gave an affirmative and decided ,ha,
Mr.. Boon's resolution in order, while SINH
lar to il was before the House.
eng asked for suspenson Of the rules for the purpose
of continuing the discussion upon the bill proposing the
reissue of SIC. 1000 Of Treasury Notes
The yeas and nays were ordered, and the House de-
cided to suspend the rules, l32 to so.
The House then went into committee OF the whole,
Mr.. lnghsm in the chair, and MI Harper Of Ohio
sumed and closed his remarks.
Mr.. Harper was followed by Mr.. Hawes of Ky. who
spoke three minutes, and obliged TO give
way account of indisposition. Mr.. H. tainted, and
was borne from the Hall
Mr.. Dunn, Of Indiana, followed, speaking the
its OF the question.
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ronllsnrp nAny nv

INIFI9TfFU INILN Nv
j a ~ ~ ~ ~ Dan NETT,
No n ANN STREET.
TFRNS or ADNER rIsING.-~Ihe extensive circulstion
~ The lrnktp, hoth eonriry make superIo
channel iHr advertisers
ron TWELVE LINES, on IEss. -.
day, sos days, VI - days, ~ ~ w days tg@
u1hI lSnI 2r0l w zU
100 9 1913 2l2l " 2W
FOR EICHr LINES, or IKss - a.
weeks, - ~ 2 months, $3.50
mouth. % months. " "
- All advertisements a. be nad hrior Their 'nsrrhor %
Advertisements insei ted IN tn WISELY HEhALp' w " w
per square Evel Insertion. s.u.-
bloRNtNg HEsALi-isspedrvery morning. exc "
a.. enss per cot Country subscribers furnished
the same rate Tor specific period IN I''ae - y"
vance. NO papcrsen unless mid ~ setancf -, ,...
FvENtsg HERAHfissurd every aitern" " ,.
Price two per co4y. Country snlmsfefs 'heo !"
the rato-Cash ~ Havf nee -.- - :.
N1rELy ifnpALp-issuei every Saiurdsy morning Ms q.
ciocl-Prcc "a cents PR copy
hcrs nj 60 per Rnnun, IN advance 800, lily
rTs--are requested " anurr< meW eltrrse
rves so,ios Bennef Proprietor and Edir and anlers
on business plpst he post prd.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-17

BhirIsu ARMY ~ AMERIcA.--The following i the
proposed dsribuion of her majesys troops in North
America the number and strength
Ha,ga5.-fhe 23d, 3d. and 93d regiments, consist.
NV sr%gss'oh The ilth and 65fh regiments, con.
..,.,;.av " " Dragon Guards and 9Th Hussars
'"ge her q 800 the second battalion. Of tie
men so~s ~. ."9s,feam Guards consisting of 500
7st 81 and s5h foot consisting ~ enc oasn, $50 ooto'
me entire number ., British roops n can.,p. Ill,
us oe seen ~ ~ 10 600 infantry aud 900 .ay,IrS a.,
49, 1oop bsGiNsIhe Al the meeting Of the cbsre.
nea already been subscribed for The rei;ss sos
Charleston sufferers u'e fehei OF the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-17


nIn. Mss
Per u
premium from The American i"'ae
Premium ~. ,rs.
best and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-17

ANIMAL MAoSETis1.-hany of the phenomena
are unqiesuonable and more than occur in health
or disease. To yawn, 10 ial asleep, to become more
or less nsensibe TO oil around or more or less pow.
eress ~ one or more or all external parts and have
one or moie of the intellectual faculties or external
senses highly excited, 10 have not only trains OF
Thought and lncllnalons but to speak aid sing walk
write, In the midst Of extreme nsensblity, and az
forwards 70 forget wha, has occurred or even 10 re.
member AZ when the same state rtcurs, and only
then, - no more than we occasionally observe in pa.
tents. Bot, when W. are requested 10 believe that
persons perceive ohJcis Of sight through dead walls
perceive objects vi hearing and sight smell and taste
with their bellies and hDRgrs or toes know what i
going on Al distance, what will happen in reoaro 10
persons and places with which they have no connec
ton, know the history Of persons whom they meyer
heard Of before bur who arcp put INTO lmagnec) rela
tOn with them by contact, speak lanqua res thew ne
Yer learned, display ntifc knowledge which thew
never acquired and make Anatomical and p1tholo
cica observations IN their own frames aud those of
oncis, the mater - too wonderful for belief Elliot
son Physiology.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-17

4 noN At 7 Ur@.--wAtEER, nc late partner ~
- hi1unhsS hgserens large, splcrd and Fashionable
new boOT AND SHOE STORE. with al Al stock Cthe
n,. ~ on At 20 tecond shoe store ve =
krds0 81 20 shilling g. Boots made a. ipn,ar the highest
priced .oo y ihc ety. ant Tie best Of ssek am wo,l
shh Also ladieFi MSS, and Ctdrcu's Ties and Siprcr
" Grat .bnndanef, Iase eat nrd judge Yourself lnd
neHl mistake The n'ne md No ~ 8 WALK FRS 2lG
~ THE Old Nandl Canal street WI IRE tie riml sitperet
IR"fslnr the slow fhtl
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ONES MOTHER. Around the idea Of ones mother
the mind Of man clings with fond affection IL is the
first dear thought sampt upon our infant hearts, when
yet soft and capable of receiving the profound i'm
pressons, and all the after feelings less
light in comparison Our passions and our wilfulness
Izay lead far from the object of our fli1l love we
may become wild, headstrong and angry at her coun
sells opposition but when death has stlled her mont
terry voice and nothing but calm memory remaiss re-
cspuaie her virtues and good deeds affection. like
flower beaten the ground by rude storm rises up
her head and sn lies amidst her Round that idea
and when the earlier period of loss forces mem
DRY TO be sent fancy takes the place of remembrance
and tWines the image Of departed parent, with
garland Of graces and beauties and virtues, which
doubt not that she possessed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-17
NJ. y,;,br, T;,ai .S,e,,m,n,

Mr.. Triehrs Final Statement
IT EXPLANATION FROM NM WRIGHT, In regard
tween The Proprietor of The Brandret Pills (Dr Benjamin
brandreth OF New York; ard myself !ecl happy In being
able 20 make The following explaRatons
TO THE IUBLlC-Pfiyate enemies 10 tie business bav.
leg lnsiDuaed evil regarding the ID cor, while
time they questioned the Doctors identity first
Drought about the quarrel, and then induced publish
me statements which they ended 10 he able TO
la MY opponen's name was not Rrandrsih, with sundry
ofHEk SANDERS, MI calculated 10 widen ike breach be-
twsenns now feel happy in being able q state EXP
ClTLl, that recent devclopmen.s have CONVINCED me
not only ha he i The PROPRIETOR Of the Medic ne which
bears HI NAME, but thar ALL thu charges against him
emits to both him and And urtheri feel satisfied hst
twas not his intention 10 mpugn my mo ives stop my
upprs but ta these circumstances The result of
dental misnpfsrSta pdings ! there fore WITHDRAW
WHATEVER may have appeared upder my gualure cali
cuaet ~ the haracer and standing Of the aforesaid
DR. berismin BrsndreIh Of New York; -
Dr. Bran9retAs Statement, also FINAL
- formerly stated that my coBhd nee W MR.. WILLIAM
WkGHT wEsshaker Nv htsdesrng supply the Druggists
with the GbNulNE MEDICINE, which, tpgether with the
lnsnuaiebs matuai enemies induced me 10 regard NJ
ar sow, however, satisfied THAT hs, Mr. Wright, making
lai proposal influenced only Nv desire prevent
s7e Oi the counterfeit article. Moreover, fi sa. Get,
rum iestamrnfarv evidence. that Nj Wright towards
rs ~ solved Since ttcr The Is b. lore tie public and
caa be judged ef accordingly.
y. sRANDRETn, NJ Of New York.
phtaasi hia, May 7. 1888
u NDTlcrs-Ihe public respectfully nformee tha,
have IBIS 4 " conclnded nsreemtnt with DIR BRAN.
DhEIH BY VIII lsUffeaer all NJ claims share IN
W business q the Branireh Pills The bnsaess IL lu
lue ~ conducted solely by Dr. Bfandreh dulv au
or.ed 20 collect all debts due M for BrandretH Pills
mis- WIN. WRIGHT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-17
CUTLERY, CUTLEHY-The subscribers hay

CUTLERY, CUTLEHY-The subscribers have
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~orkscrews British ate table and desert forks and
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