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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06

FWosr. Oct. %.
SrrArE--2 oricci. 7. NJ. Blis--esfrnt nr
the luusdicuou ~ constable taken op ADD passcG
ftlaiirc Go curnreB schao.s providing fot itt d,s.
trihplIon " public monies; read i~i,e and fcfrrr.
% GO conp1ttcc on rdgcaiion; rc,sirg 10 high
ways reported bg cciauittce. anj respected tcls.
anr o. LiEAaHys reported hv committee and re-
lsc,ed relating to the sppoiu,mcn, " snfveyrr
graefsi, reported by committee. and 80 amended
o, in abolish ihe rffcc rf Surveyor genera md
so autrled vas rcsJ ih,fd time and ps.srd TO-.
cooperating We Lstc Cheup'un aui otter Greek
RaH Rood Co.,. called up ty Mr Briggs. considered
a committee cd tac Nho.c. cad tue amendment
roHa'oi %, 'ae House coocaucd io: relating Co.,
Doe trustee process. co.Iol up by Sir reauu',
aho ni.tcd Geo .mrud the t.a by addiag section
rmbtacng th" ptou.iaas of the b,l shuii-tlru m-
arisouucut tor debt. la,d upon the lob,c SIR
r.espoIni then called up tie bi. Astonishing impts-
oomcoI 60, dcbt, when Mr. Briggs moved an omend-
NEST and before tbe question WAS taken The Sen.
ate ajI.
llorsE-Thc fFair appointed tho following COM
miuee on The blil relative 10 Interpretations, Messrs
Field of ". Foam aud Blnckmer.
The house resumed consideration of the reso.
lotion under discussion in the morning. The mo-
tion to dismiss WAS Withdrawn, and the resolution
laid on the table. Subsequently the amendment
OF Mr. Fairbanks was adopted when Mr. Field Of
w. moved to add provision requiring corpora
tons to place at the control of the treasurer Of The
. state unacu1bered real estate to the amount Of
the capital paid IN, to be disposed Of # necessary,
Tor the security q bllI holders. Supported b, Mr.
Field of " opposed 10y Mr. Euam aud rejected,
ayes - noes 1873 The resolution. declaring It
unsuts to charter banks unless large additional re-
straipls, beyond those now ~ force. are imposed,
adopted, liz to 81
Ryorfs IF Committees By com o. Elections
jhat the member from Goldhall Is a citizen OF Yer
mont: BILL IN addition to the election acte, (rc.
quirIug 6 months residence ntowu betura oecuou)
discussed by Messrs Dillingham;. Dewey, Colby,
B.ackmer. Field Of w. and Batter, aud II iecled
I l5l to CD IN addition 30 election law (boXcs to
be opened IN certain towns at 9 O'Clock 4. Nj. Glc)
ordered to 81 reading. BY com on banks, bill
to incorporate the bank Of Bratlleboro laid on
the table against the bin to incorporate the Free
mold bank, at Feichyc-ailer some discussion by
Messrs Fullam, Dillingham; Adams of G. |. and
Field Of w. The bill was laid on the table and made
the special order for Tomorrow morning. Adj.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06

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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06

Monday, Oct. 90.
SENATE-B Ws-rclating to the Judiciary read
81 ume aud paseed--to encourage The growth
Of silk, reported, with proposals OF amendment
providing for prmium Of 30 cents per pound on
cocoons. 30 on raw silk and 80 cents per pound on
sewing silk, on satisfactory evidence being cxhibi-
ted to town clerks laid upon the tabe--to prohi-
bit the sale of spurious liquor called up by Mr.
Ranney, and considered as in committee Of the
whole Mr. Perpoint moved SO to amend the bill
5 to provide for the repeal Of all laws cencing
the sale Of sprlruous liquors and without passing
any prohibiting act. Mr. Ranney spoke at length
in opposition to the motion, when, on motion Of
Mr. Plerpoint the bill was lald on the able--relat-
ing to duties of constablos in warning Freemen's
Meeting referred TO CON. Of eleciions--incorpo-
rating the Vermont Copp-ras Company, at Straf-
ford and Shrewsbury read 81 time, and passed
-rclatIng to the insolvency of the bank Of Wind
sor, read twice aud referred to com. on banks.
/ Mr. Pierpoint called up the bill to prohibit the
sale Of spurious liquors, The question being upoL
| striking out the first and second sections Of The
| bill. Mr. Converse moved provIso. that towns
at their annual March Meeting. be empowered 10
grant licenses Of their discretion and this motion
taking precedence, discussion of some length en-
sued, Messrs Converse aud Robinson advocating
the motion, and Messrs Iebord and Kuttedgc op.
J F'"-' 81 '''S-' '"''" '''"' ''o VIZ w '''" ""
,"e 'ao'e' "hlcn mo""" Pfe'o'''d' ana Tue O'' a.
polishing imprisonment for debt wos called Up and
The consideration If the bill resumed IN committee
/ of The whole. The proposed amendment, offered
by Mr Briggs was withdra IN, and the bill ordered
10 be engrossed and read third tme--rcchauor-
i"2 we D"n' OF 'a'ed"u'o, ca''eu up oy mr. h'"'I'
'Ah a'heuaou ," as 10 'h't amount Of loo's 1" d.
fe''ot'' mr. H1oocI moved 80 !" amend mot The
private property o. h'oc"hoi'etS be name ana "e-
Wa"'eo lhe yeas ana nays heghl'e', yeas noes
~, 90" me pi'' or'efed I" Dc chgrossel ana fead
81 lime--TcchaHenng Tue bank OF Bennington
caHea up by Mr. S"lI', and reeomntted tor a.
mendme"'-io incorporate the VI, Historical So
ce'y ofHefea 10 ne engrossed-ior the Pfe'en-
il'n "i iiaNa5 10 me transfer ct negotiable mfiro-
men's Fead twice and referred to com. on The ln-
aIcnry-t" pfomht the sale OF spintuous liquors ;
called "P by Mr Pierponl and The consideration
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06
- Three Crent On. ln SO Norl.

TIE htitie q these csys cemmsuced yesterday Il
sl t1u.efs eoun.fe ZOO the memorable "ihfre oars
On Para for vaciIruent The fssuit Of tAs contest
sili be kusgn iht. ws shall ltsmpt 70 spec
. ls,e shcui
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06
TUESDAY. Oct. 30.

tuesday,, Ocl. D'.
SrvArR- Resoipfion--from the house assigning
The 9Th Of November Tor adjournment. read and
lad on The inhle.
RCpOffs-lhe committee on education, 10 "hom
wos referred sgudry memorials on lhe subjoct Di
education. made written report which uas rcnd
with accompanying resolutions, requiring Tie
Secretary Of State to procure Information through.
oul the state 90 the subject of education, aua
make report at the next session Of the Leg
ture. Resolutions passed.
Mr. Raauey called up the blll 10 prohibit tho
traffic n spr.tuous liquors, The question being up-
IN the adoption Of the amendment proposed bY
Mr Converse. giving towns authority TO gront "
ceuses, and exempting persons So iicenfcd from
the provisions of HE bill. After debate by NJ
Rouuey 10 opposition 10 the amendment sld
Messfs Short aad Harvey 10 fuyor, Mr. CoGycrse
Withdrew his proposition, aud b. Chandler moved
an amendment, referring hc question 10 the decis-
ION Of the people, "a be taken in March next. and
# a wsIor.ty vote % favor Of the lnw, the ZANE 20
take effect, q opposed 10 be nu.l and sold-- jed
open the iaJc.
EtaS-leauug 10 elections, reported By con
m,itc-. aliA an amendment, eh.ch vas ad9pied.--
Sir P.efpo.nt moved 90 to amend the bil tssi 10
provisions sp7'y 90 esery toaa ,a ibe state with
oct regard 90 papa.af.li adopted. hud Tie DID
rejected ir sdluon 10 0a set 10 incorporate i'e
Rutland Raj Rood Compsny--to facilitate ue
rendering Of Tgmpkes free reads--sesefalg pas'
cd in addition 10 al act regulating toe ebsrief'
ing Of Bsuss considered "a eamuites of ne
whole. amended b. erasug Tie 0h section. 'ra
feeommited 70 The committee on BanEs ih -
dnign ~ "a act lof ihe bensdl n poof tq5.oT fs'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06

Az large Convention the wb,g member. Of the
Icc4slatufs and others held at tine State lionsc Oct
~ l-..- the following named gentlemen spPon-
ted officers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03
A CARD.
N IN N LIE
~ THE guhSrrihQr in returninp his

" THE Subscriber, in reurning his acknowledgment for
favor wond respectfully inform his customers and the
tublic general just received direct from Fra@ce
another of those superior French Calf Skins that have
given much satsfa ctioR for the lat two years
Gentlemen leaving their have their Boots
without the least fear o their breaking
out This consideration has claimed the
ton subscriber and h. has much plea
assuring the public that his Boots now usually wear
out the second or third sole without breaking.
Customers requested TO leave their orders Tor their fall
work early possible particularly those Tor Opera Corr
Sole, Water Proof Boots
Strangers visiting the city invited to call and examine
his much admired 4eRllemsns Caters which have In gres
superseded the Use OF Opera Boots
Southern Western Merchants giving their orders for fu
work. requested examine endd article sf Opera
Dress and Cork Sole Boots Gentemens Caters ard Nav
Shoes making ter the New Orleans Mobile and Vcssbur
markets.
Thankfully received and punctnaily attended to-
particularly those for cash. URIAH RYDER,
au24-dtDs Ne B beekmzn st.. Clinnn Nail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03
- TEI.l.O.

TO THE rusLlcI,n ,ss%csy ., The cI'TrordIns
sa gnse asa le@edy for al diseases d bowels Dy:peps.
b,arrpa Dyseuery Cbocrs Norbus Spasnodic Cholera,
and The complaints o. children, the following
repee..b. @ se
ghsst spniOns o! It's merits aud OF The DECIDED success
which attended It's use by themselves and In Their ami'
r.A De Peys.r Esq, .p.an Of the Ner yor. Pse.s,
Cspsress Hall New York Col Charles Maprs David Kim
s ss a T.I NJ R..% as :r. =; No.
ter o. Collins, .is Front street, Mr. Charlie. smith sn
Ses Is Mercer ee Mr. Robert Breese, ISL Hudson street
Cyrns Bill, ESQ.,. Breoklyni Mr.. Edward Cruhsnank, w
Gfesawich seei hr AIMEE Leeds % Hammersey street. NC
Since the publication ia the Evening Star, New Bra
tss Orope,or ns. received amoag Others the following ad
ons gratifying evidence. q a BIS ps.,.rHs sa Aus lass
Dear sir-Durng my stay heretwo OF my children o. and
S from the high had from srOoss ESQ
r vour Balssm Of Mocaeo did not hesitate 10 administer
+ .%s .% s.DPy ss
asy way you thiAk proper - $50
~" Governor &c Arkansas
M. ! wheeler, ocuns,, nc. No. 50 cresnwiehst
iS7 Broauwsy 9Th Aug. 1883.
s ear ~, o,sr s both severely afflicted with
sumrr com gen,smen vhs treqnent NY nouse
N: and q .S ss MA % some
So srd In less hsn two hours after admrssenns az" ~.
%. oos. ~ou s generally
v ,s civ eheer9y give u. !, mn ON ,bs
susscs ssssm q hosessle, medicine which hrs
oil the gr, attest mpor snce To families -.
Yours, very respectfully, JoHs NlsLo.
~ The genuine Balssm wheelevss Bsssm OF Mosca
teIop stamped the bottles md each b.ss accompanied
warecens for and u'e Of the propretors sg
Price s &c ss sss Y I. he sGe D.s
rag s,ore of j. Mlhas No Js5 Broadway Mr. Dckls
Eo s.ss. s'G.%s ~ s.s.sa rec M n
ssrsei Posts No ss Bowsry; Mr. g. wilfcrds, No. Al
gr,nd street, and Mr.. MeCear No rs Gretswich street
Persons wishing Obtain agencies, must sdare tpos
p,l IN Mr. wheeler, No So Greerwich street where d
wholesale orders the supply OF vessels hoes are
aruL O''''
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03
CANCERs CURED,

10y DR. J. HAwLEy, No. isaysrd street New xsrs'I r.
tn. ,.oyipg csrncate frsn respectable person o
gives am evdeccs Of his skill incarng 'h dresd
ia win gratitude communicate 10 the public the cure o.
c.aee, perermed on by Or Joseph Rawiey.o oil New
p.snauce 10 an sly 70 him through The inhu~nae OF
a.. Cruei (oow Mrs slewat OF this city, whose severe
ass and astonishing cure, isspreo ne WIN -"
in the op,nsn The ,.nent Physcisns
.s s,nhar fast under the dresdful effects OF The dlss
seated In the breast, fsping tumnr nearly ss
,pr. :. up and extending s Influence dcwa ihe arm
sss side accompanied With violent p,ns sna - NV
fo heahh not The slightest sppt asncs 81 the disease
isg weud refer,be public 70 NJ sewsr ans ~
Hswley s regular practitioner OF medlcine sno
win horror imp sons praceed npon ne sa,ns ~
sr-n.S y. e"'''esO " MA0DALEN DAVIS,
.ea,,r. t. No. 10 Commerce st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03

" SECOND WARD HO TEL-Nsxt 70 the corner OF
Fulton street, Nassau streerhis well known establish
having undergone thorough refng Is now In CON.
pete order fer the accommodation of those who may honor
with their patronage.
There this house, besides the lower story which is
thrown entirely public bar room large room upon
the second ssy IS feet IS well suited for the accomaod
tiDR OF public neeags together with several SMALLER
adapted for the OF Clubs referees fer the tran sacoR OF
other private business
Clues private parties accommodated with rooms and
furnished with dinners suppers composed of every
OF which the markets aord at shor
notice EDMUND JONES, Proprietor. Jell
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03
ChashAs.. Circulating Library


III TIKI subscribers beg leave respectfully 10 nferM thef
friends and the public that they have just reopened above
mskng alterations and addtos
io They prepared and ready 70 tost
may be pleased to favor them with thsr patronage
have had liberal share OF public support and
they hope from their late important improvements and h.
business receive increase OF IT.
TIE Library centsns 5000 volumes OF works
Of fiction. and Is the intention OF the subssrb. rs To enlarge
The OF their patrons deem II
necessary. systematically arranged and comprises the
greater part approved works the following sub
ect-Hisiory Biography Voyages and Travels Natural His
Tory, Natural and Experimental Philosophy Classical and
Miscellaneous Literature In addition To- the foregoing they
would particularly call the attention OF the reading
community their extensive collection Of works OF fiction
Perhaps Library In the city produce greater or
collection. No effort has been spared
department Of their Library complete - pos
contains 35s0 this subject,
ard daily receiving sns Of works from The press
both this country and Europe II Is also suppld with 10
American and Earspeaa perodcs works with fine
colec tior OF 500 Plays acting and standard.
conclusion they leave To state that exerton
their par be wanting make their Library SUPERIOR II
posbe any ciy and thereby rendering the most
worthy sf gene raj patronage and support:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03
Important MilIiners, Country Merchants
and the Ladies' In general.
Ii % ~ T. xY SH A ID II 8,
No. 30 BOWERY.

" The Subscriber, JAS FOWLER, Jr, formerly OF
Frankfort street, respectfully gives office that he has taken
the above Raned and having made numerous
improvements in the oc the patronage OF his friends
and the public generally.
His principal aim viii be TO keep at his bar no liquors
wines &c uRess of the first quality supply Of which he has
received, and To which he invites public attention
He has also made arrang to have constant supply
home Ale article of The kind which cannc be sur
passed in quality flavor any where and when Ia season
which will - Ne r.-.y ~ fnrsish J. superior
style Welsh RarebAn Of the right SORT 10 make the
relish cemplets in beth ways
Harmonic meetings every Wednesday and Saturday
ings commencing O'Clock give effect which, many
well known vocAi have kindly prored regu-
lar enhance. JAS FOWLER, Jr.
m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03
COLORED PAPER,

AND rANCf rhTFh ID ~
No IA Fulton and 81 CO. street, Nep York.
III large insn Coored Papers OF every discrp
plain colsred emb ssed, Marble notified spot
&c kept hand Also, extensive sssort.
nen Fancy Paper Boxes variety and Tor
Orders both executed with prompness and despatch
BLANC BODkN,
aim. Manufacturers Mes. "a Fulton and 81 Gold II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03
TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, nc.
p A. w. SPIES 1872 Pearl street, now opening a fuH
Fall supply OF sale the most reasonable


TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS PISTOLS, nc.
Fall supply OF Hardwaesfor sale the most reasonable
terms,
s crnespatt Iron Tea Kettles and sause Pans.
crates Sheet Iron DO. do
casks assorted Table Gallery.
do. Pen and Pocket Knives, Shears: Scissors, &c.
90. Rasors; 10 do Files and Edge Tools
80 do assorted Trace Chains.
geo dozen do Axes.
10 Guns Pistols and Rifles
30 pairs SELF cooking and revolving Pistols
Together with geaeral assortment OF Shelf Hardwares
Plat d. Japanned Fancy Goods suitable Tor the
market au2 SIM
Mount a. Wilson,
SIGN AND ORNA MENTAL PAINTERS,
l2o Water, next TO the corner Of walst
Signs plain and Ornamental Military Flags and Devices OF
every description painted with reference always durability
propriety and good taste.
A uniform system OF charges adhered to.
aul8.2m~
Important MilIiners, Country Merchants
and the Ladies' iA general.
~ CARL KING, the well known and celebrated FIRST
Premium Tuscan and Straw Hat Manufactures her Mnrs-
dies of New York and vicinity The public generally
he has the Wholesale business and has entirely
two OF his retail stores namely 54 Broadway and
80 but he will 4eavor have always hand an
bly, manufactured of ghorn Florence Tuscan and
straw Hats his residence, No. n Divsoa ST. by the sHge
al at reassnabe price, Mliaers and Country Mer
chants will always hnd general assortment and OF superior
fabric the wholesale price OF Leghorns Florence Hrad
Tuscan English Straw Hats by the at his
Wholesale Warehouse Mo- II MaideR Lane w stairs on as
reasonable terms any house la the city.
~ b. He will keep ase elegant assortment Of most
fashionable French Flowers and Paris Ribbons by the vo1 or
set at very reasonable price. JySlSm
n MADAME BLANC, SO Ana street, N. u, gives lessee
in the various branchesoi SILK EMBROiD ERlNG anda
kinds Of needle work.
We. ale ets for making why flowers for sale s8lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03
From our Evenisg Edition. !
The Great Western.

riend makes up the following balance sheet for
the Great Western
From the 25th June 70 the s5th September, pc
rod OF ninety days, the Great Western made four
trips across the Ailantc-one Of twelve days and a
half of fifteen, one of thirteen and half one Of
eighteen days-in all ifty-nine days at sea.
Cost ofthe Great Western hall pars tackne sails
machinery, CABIN furniture, &C. SIG $50 %
Estimate Of expense for 80 days
Ten per interest for and rs s97 80
Pay Of Commander at Is 600 per annun. aSo:
do sd DO 400 . 100 8.
do "a Do 1900 sss 90
DO i is rrs sS :, 50 -. li'' sss 9:
s ): !: : IS; :;;:.:; al.
Fare ct ass passengers at 81 each per day for
Rsiieas for 81 persons. including apprentices
at 20 cents each raiion. for 80 days, 1912 10
cGs asag ssaas 50
day for SO days 1880 tons, at las sterling, ESQ.,.
ora dollars 70 cents, s74Is
s4s SIS os
ass passengers, at an average OF 80 guiness
;, 70 :::. cent, each SO: e 3:
400 tons merchandise, 100 tons each trip at 80 %
<es $3.50 w
Proceeds for % days. 1883 50
Expenses or % days, 46o7S 70
pros, far % DAYS saass a
Thus clearing the Of Sl29 900 per annuu after
deducting ten per cent for and tear Well made
machinery will last 50 years.
/. The pay of surge and purser has not been IN
cluded in this calculation but the amount Is anlmpor
tan,, and will little vary the result
@ The pert charges are also not included. bat they
can be easily ascertaned by any resident in city
The Directors OF the Great Western Steam ship Com
pany may we'll refuse to increase the number of Stock
holders.
g. In the first Of the four trips there ST. psssen
GERS in the ed 1874 Sd 81, and 4th l43-in all ass.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03

II DOCTOR GLOVER confines himself to Office prac.
ce and the certain class OF diseases He has had
great experience and has directed his practice
diseases of NATURE added to collegiate medi
cal education In The first Instance which gives him decided
advantages the general practitioner Strangers will do
well to discriminate Inc regular practitioner from the adver
Office No. Ann street Private entrance 4th door from
the Museum Lamp at the inner office door in the evening
X Be particular to observe and number.
"a Inns DR.. GLOVER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03
81; Oil 81 H SNM ~ s..,oy s:ss

o 81 2L2Ss6s ~ ss.IoSas a:s
psp :ae sy PasToa HAIR Cutter ss
Tsi. ni@i,sss OH has been proaue, Of 6a.sa
experience the eyof New Yok wb.re haze been prac
any person who has ssed has Improved
~ de q;
ssd best oil for the hair aakes grow thick and losg
ysI ss .'. on 81 y the s. Ma, 5, ae
restore natural color also prevent, hair from eecom
euremsn, 10 young ladies lime, wi
restore e natural The scarf Iaa keep the bead
For sale wholesale s sns rial, x, a-,~s yc.
Price, 80 cents pr bottle. s2alm
sTNINGENr PILLs-AsTRINsENT PILLS
n DIT Cherry's celebrsed Asrnsen, Pills. Tor the eaec
epsess eop.ss secions nc over 100000
:ss sss ssy mss issn
street July 10TH 1857, Mrs W ,rfsrm' Or. Cherry TIA,
ss 'sr O. The sae be had under
care, Tor months c several o. the most phyI
pleasure In subscribing the scsey OF Dr. cherys As,rin
si. r :: sS.s ~ 800 cases. ..s
result vr perfect eurer &C Bshingten senior physician
70 s.s .ss sog ,s 5s' sands 100
streets syme, Bro:dwsy and waller sd cor soad
coonir, merchants purchasing BY The dozen grcce,
viii supplied liberal discount snd the pills VII ,. var
no THK PUBLIC-DR DE ANoELls, formerly
he Medical Faculty of TIE sny ot view
York whs No he has physc since the year 7as
connues To be his oes No 9s Fulton ST. near
lv oppos~ Church 81 The most obstinate and inv eerae d.
,esse requiring scunieajudgmen IN treatment ssd par
eulsry all originating IN mpuri,y OF the blood and
,hronic aaecfiee distractions ulcers IN the
throat err p,ions skin, debility, he will be speedily ssd
cured by the least expensive and most eorve
patients Reprdies 10 be used are prepsd ~ hin-
elf good rendered nfabe DR. De Angels
has effected cur, in which has banned all the
sources Of the medical but he cites emily few Copy OF
letter from D Osborse and Ireland physicians Of this city,
10 Or. De Angels; .r,. n ,.,o
Strive have 40 hesitation IN replying 10 your note IN say.
Ing you deserve much credit tor your successful restnen.
John Thora after had bsed physicians beth here and
In mere favorable climate We are your ob,ds servant"
w. n IRELAND, M, %.
Pst,epts may inquire of Mr. Thcrr himself who to be
found nj No syopes lace below Cose House Slip, and also
Of hts bro,hr Aldermsn Thorn srcctiyn d. De Angels
also refers W Mr Thomas MLean les Maiden Lane for
his skill curing diseases and also Mr. Fhye csbset maker
Mr.. John n. Been, and Mr. Burus, bookseller.
N. n AL Dr. De Angels tamily medicises may De hsd
his onsse. lex1 Su
NTTssissIPPT AND ALABAMA FUNDS pur'
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