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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

] HAVE uow uucnga@rl ie" pains Of The Mac
J. ~ and Berkshire PICS. 50 celebrated is Il
grazing breed. Of remarkably easy keep aud early
maturity. CHARLES NJ. RYAN, Manager
loI J.. Fletcher At hl> Plantation,
near Amherst Court House.
Dec d
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{ a-E.aEc and Horses,
FOR SALE.

\ GOOD second hand CARRIAGE, with
ecn.c wo,a elscs, can br bad At low ptce.
by applying u T. A.FOrRQu KEAN.
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NO's'Sa'l1

fH'llE BSCKlBERS. intending To carry ON
q the ff'9CiSinishilig F;.gNtRSsS under
Ihr Gun anl stale ot Kyle Z BAILEY, have hired Il
Smith, VIII j,=ucll knountobc a FIRST RATE
WO!tkN " E.: lie worked in New Glasgow the last
Two tears, II the satI.lclon ct all hls customers
and sc do with confidence recommend INN 10 our
dicnds aud the public, hopping TO share pat of
ihcir patronage. Welcsl assured # they Will give
us Il ual. thrs will be pleased with both pice aud
worn luao~hP. JNp. :. ny LIE,
J. K. BAILEY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

Plaintiff,

NIi-Atrues held in Tie Clerks Office OF the CIR
r. superior of law md chaucers for Nelson cO
Il. in the mouth Of December 80:
Reuben ell, flaihtih
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Z JUST EEGEK ED an e>rellent assortment Of
81 IRON aoa steel. together witha lot OF extra
t3en:sC - Apple E:"an1S~. V!sisi<cy az
Wines J. X. l. ALLEY \ Go.
Amherst 4. II. Jan. -
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,ttEEINIl-A rules Lrld IN the Clerks olee oi the cur
i, nnrnr court law and lnncrry, for Nelson county
f m tl,s# mont, af December. 81
i"b : pllarI ana William billiard, ESeeutors oi Isnes
+ D1lnnl d =cca<sd, '
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hNE OR Two comfortable Rooms over OLA
~ Sjorc, suitable lol Offices or Lodging Rooms.
MAETIN, WARD x DAVIS.
January J Is
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WM S1EEN. <,

Nut' ~ Pdttpcrof
WI SIEEN51r. & CO.
Ids
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Hg-CASEAGN slgCvs, sc.

hNE case heavy Bucksiun Nuts suitable f.,
~ hotels on The Canal. Also lnGe supply
gcayy WouIleu Gloves. &c. Just received bv
MARTIN, WARD X DAVIS
November "a I.
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NFiRGlSIh.-.i ie- hrd in the Clcrb'- Dnr, ~ In
t1eut -nP"rer coa oi la" AMI rar, ~ Tor tn county
nt y son. iu thu month # Juuti.rv, io,f3:
john VI. T.. Stevens, FniniId,
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04a2hSt

~ u Nelson. in nonla ol Js,intur,, l5sj5
ftA"as "n"'e', Plaintiff
a4aihSt
John n2srs, 3ajaeia Harris. Joseph ,shal,on hail.
N".''' Nli.',l1 \; ii49'5, He1amn Ho.b' ia} lial,
linn II bisgcs il1Nc< y. Coleman, William II. ceI.aar.
John J. tolenan HIVES y. toenan, administrator Of john
u. liauis, deceased, James lafl and Bu-inod v Ham,.
IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

Charlie Christian -. O. Nilam lor+lcy and Sarah his
VIII and Paul lInrslcy, Martu L.. iuale, and Mary G.
Iorsc, ilir uiaut children. Elizabeth Murphy, Slias I
Natfr and Elizabeth i. wife Ste ". I'M linn, Ghnfe'
Christian samuel II. Christian, Robert Bea~icy aud Mar
fla l. hi t liarinl u. s;co,t and Sarah J. III WIFE, Juh
l srrurss aud Amanda u. his viii, Will ,n Il. Christian
Jain-- Il. thrSau, john H. tiista t'eurss H. 'iSmi
Rufus G. Chm .tal, and iobtu l.. Jaller-on, peirndehs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

,1ax Christian - e. VIZ. Hershey \ Sarah hs Wit aad
y - III, N,y,ha T. Ior-e. * NJ {. llorsley their miami
r El,,s. AIurit fla. T. Naa ter and Eliznheth hs
nm -trnlrn " Chri,ien, Charles l.. Christian saIhne IL
fqr;,;,, Rnsr Benzt,y and Martha \. his VIII ianod H.
-, a, : rab l. his Wiz. Jshn Y Sefutgs aud Amhia -,
lis NJ " liam K. Christian Jalnes b. thrishan john H.
,t.,h, Defendant,
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I H. H. Christian and John II Christian,
no, la. ins cntercter upPaaanes anil gwen security ae
,, IN 10 HE ~ 'ubN au II rul's OF THIS court and
,png,r I,t ~ntisiit c,in, tht fhhy not niui
,,ui- H tn coans Il orler'. 1Hat the sad defendants
Ia her al III fir, day ai April neNt, and answer
III. lin pf M plaintiff; and tnl copy ri This ofdef b oiil-
,ill inserted til }nchu5 tirsiuan newspaper pub
.r m tin t5A ri l.yuchbirs ion natis successive civ,
and another apv post u At Ia trout door u s courthouse o'
this ruuutf, ca sunr ranrt dt,
copy -Te-ts,
EO. G. Cutler. cLrgN.
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john III tNnI.P Clar2.
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iri.

s-iHfifNII:-N rnns hsd in the el-r@' ON mt,oi
err MT superior court OF law and chaneeIh Il"
Acsaa, IA thu uoath Of NoNembaE Ia'' plaintiff
DAVID job,
HeainH ia
WILTON $ Loving administrator Of Rieh,nI oI1rNIl aa.a
Joseph \ Clarke " llani II. Clarke, W liIil Iauf.
and Inr6 lnlh,. VIII. formerly sarah Ann lla,Se and
k,,c uld Emily Il. hi wife, formerly Emily b. tnIan
Joseph Clarke
Il CHAACEGf. In,
Thu ljfn1auts hliam 7. Vaughn aud arm sl,pre
" e not ing entered their appearance, aud 2l road
according the OF assembly and The li7 - are uH
in'ahlaats Of bis enmnonwraith ON the n,ao3
plaintiff. h, counsel j. ordered, that the Sta Al
appoaJ err on before thn first day OF Al"h III ni'
,urr The hill of tlr plaintiff aud that copy % ncu.,
forthwith inserted in The i.yncbmg Nf-il W. n,b.
per published inlhr town o iNnrhhre, for wv Tto d
re-sIscs. aud another copy thereof, posted al ''r
In coullhois, ofini< county some cont da.'
! Cnp,-Trsi", .tr,r fr'
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The Defendants. Samuel H. Chri 'tlan AMI J"'a H. thrl
tan hl>ing entered tt appearance ntl gwen -ecn-
ms, according 10 te act -elnbly aud l,e I.s OF til
court aud appearing hF satisfactory evidence, that they
mol inhabitants films country Il ordered that thu sud BE-
landln douppraf the t-t dan OF April n+St and
answer the bill of The paiuu1 md that copy oi ufl
forthwith in. nd IN liz Ign hhurq Iirsinan ueM a-
per publ shed III Of ..nrlbma tor months
c,--sely and anaih copy posted the front door Of the
courthouse ii llI- cuaniy, sJ.la court day.
eope-f II,
RI {. CGrlER, oleeN.
Eel,
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Nlt Il u At sh,.d Csrs o ise Ut tn
eul4t, e. of Btlrrl oatl 1T day ot JanHur}
tloushni Il .t lrln rsi al tlifty elsht:
lAnI.l " JupIn.. II1ltu,
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! HRffAit;N rules hold in the clerks Office Of thu
-i'rsar of Ia" and eh'uecjy for the county
nt son, IN III month al Npleniher I3};
fr#a.,lek II. tJ II, tsoe Tor john Hershey, Plaintiff
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09

S--NsI think net believe that W. 90 i, -.
have some very fine csffec. ..nd. of that
Swell, may as wei, .sss sS.ii have the pleas
ufs :" ssnq nv bouse, Mr.. Nchols, l72 East Broad
way. Send them home soon, as we want 'neh' 'o'
Eep@Drectly Mr.. Fuller comes in SIR III bring
'nen'-A (Entsr Mr.. F4ilsr:) ~, -.
Cob! here Is Mr., Fuller. OH III take 'he"
hsme 70 ~, The col distant Mr. Nichols followed by
the clerk. They reached No. III East broadway,
and MI NJ stepped up the steps and raped a. me
ddno o turning round quickly to the clerk, ne
ee1ca;med-" Bless nae, how stupid, By-the-bye, l
SSroot we want twenty pounds of cheese give me
hose things-Pll take them in doors; GO back and
get me twenty pounds OF your very best cheese ana
nsr. The clerk, thrown off his guard, gave up the
goods. ran ready TO break his neck to the stere-get
The requisite quantity cheese and he and Mr. Fsl,
Ter brought it to liz East Broadway. Ihey knockea
AT the door as Mr.. Nichols had done before them
we'll dressed respectable lady answered the knock.
Clerk-Pve brought the cheese for Mr. Nichols
ma am, and the bill-it comes to s7.25. II Is 70
cepted.
C-The gentleman that lives here he brought you
home the tea csffee and butter, and smoked saiho'
and sent me back for this cheese.
Lady.-Well, you can take 1t back again, lor no
Mr.. Nichols lives here, and we don't eat cheese nor
smsked salmon and if we did we Shouldn't puy II
by the pound at a time.
C-Who does live here then !!
Mrs. Durell. -
C'-And han't no man brought you none of our
tea, nor coffee nor butter nor smoked salmon ior sup
per, tonight.
L.-No, indeed.
C.-Why he said he lived here, and knocked al
this door, Quarter of an hour ago.
L.-Yes, there was runaway knock about mat
time. answered it and found the knocker had ran
of. :, 49,,
C.-Then he's run of with our smoked salmon,
IFS a good lob he amt got the cheese though
Mr.. Fuller and the clerk then went about descrio,
ING the said Mr. Nichols, and found that he had played
similarly successful trick five other stores IN me
swsr,ng his descrpton lived at TIA East Broadway.
They watched that house next morning., and saw
man leave it, whom the clerk, Reeves, swsars is the
same man who said his name was Nichols he was
arrested and taken to the police Office, where ne gave
his name as Chase. He was committed ana mas
since procured BAIL 1t is also said that Reeves IS
mistaken in supposing that Chase is the character
that Struggled OFF the smoked salmon for supper.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09

pbs been very dull day. Is the last OF the week and
49, tine m Inc charter election and the sub.
irsasary bill in congress- and the general banking law and
81. ~ charter in legislature being de-
d he and induced by the pending
Sas ~ these important bills well asrd sufficient
n ~ Jnnexs OF trade; this the high and confused
stats exchange which almost amounts TO embargo
ON trade. These questions will N all prooapniy De hnaly
ioa OF Lake having already conneneed we then
ssnsct : geod spring business, although late enc.
CoTros usual today; sales for shipment without
change in prices
Tn. Al Charleston, the 3d, had fallen OF II de-
...a-he nrices no ever the same. New Orleans
March 2s TIE sales very small al decline OF cent
Transactions thus day
Cotton GEO bales, n ia.
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DIED.

IN Sunday evening" the 9Th instant Of consumption, Mr.
lanes M O Bren, Of Mr.. Connor Obren OF ARR hrpo
Michigan, aged "a years, u.,,.,, .od corn.,,,.
r resoectuly invited bis funeral tomorrow aternssn
o'clock from sol Pearl srest -, -,
n Inc 7b Instant Antoinee only daughter OF Jonathan ana
lane Purdy, aged years and months. 90. "A,
ON the 5 Instant Mr. John Leary In the Sst year OF MS
age. .., ~ ru,..e,h ecnsort Of John J. Ceu
aged 81 years. -. -, 4, a.. o,,h x..r n IL.
age. 49,. vv.,,.s s.o,, .ses years. and on the Sin
;.s,,.t lose shine oaly children OF Samson Rocco
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09
MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, April Sc, p. M.

Wall street qsi vre yesterday for the Letter OF
MI Biddle on Currency which will be found In another
column In the early part the day. expected by the
;n,atea II. effects will be indicated day.
Money affairs have reached their crisis and great events
are in embryo
Foreign exchange closed o4 TO 1o5and very fiat at these
prices Albany the accounts state that the General
Bank Law will pass
We have ma room for further remarks today.
SATURDAY, April 7-l2 M.
the stock Exchange this day. fair business has been
done and stocks again advanced owing doubtless to
the improved prospects OF the PhenI Bank As this Institution
emeryes from the clouds hang her, security
and confidence felt all other stocks Sales of Pbenx have
beer made at cent the sales OF yeste
day u g. Bank has improved shade; large sales Of
Del Hudson closed advance OF per cent on yester
DAYS prices Treasury remain rn There is adj
VANCE generally of IL per cent all the sales today
sales MT the stock Exchange.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09
= c.uTIoN re TRADEsMEN AND OTHERS

~ CAUTION re TRADEsMEN AND OTHERS
49,, The 21th OF January last conpelsd IN conss-
al The times 10 20 south In hopes that should he able
70 I RAVES large stock hand At that me which
snd no sel here Being in want Of small sum oil money
IN defrsy my expenses and also leave snail sum 70 my VIE
s.d ild Leaf they should be distressed during ~
was directed by afriepd 10 Polish " utos
an, money ON security certain interest As necessity mas
no law there went tskirg with me oo ysros 2, .n PEI
Coach Lace worth the wholesale nsrhe, 90 wnen
s.sa No 10 sivapcs me $50 Aer pleading very safo
could only obtain go these conditions VI W. ovnsea
10 take vest from him s5 which could be bought IN any
house the city e75hat should give MN ~ io w
use sfthe e7e when home-snd hst ,ne W. ~ ~
loan should exceed three months cas- hot
able pay him e55 In the three sonss ne 80 ss
forfeited gave him areeipt for t3 for The 20 teoey
rd-,ad fearing shoud be able To pay MN ss NO
new ID the uipused took the prec suuon 70 cali on
friend OF mine TO desire him 10 take the Lace ou esss
and authorire him sell markei price Ny iriend
called him. bat Jacob said he wsud not sell ~ as. was
not his property sell What surprise when tame
home AFTER months shsc and went dows with
found two gentlemen there who viii testify Whist her pass
ed when asked Jsesb 70 give the goods the reply was
Veil, vat Won want sdid not puy dat Lsixh you p
ard aid not give dirty dree dollars for de soou wssssr.
called my friend behind the counter and actually showed him
hin OF sale, which they pretended NY signed
hut be would let look at the paper ard the original
.r.r. e would could prodnse hereby declare
H., never signed my paper IN whehthe Lace
80 old The publish this statement h 70 show the
-, Nv which sa manufacturers ruined by devoid
Of eommon principles honesty ;rS jnsss uApnopr
lls Greeswich street
A. M, Jsccbl has stated that his friend Mr rhenx will
ares, me soon should publish the above facts On that
account snly given my address ans nsme so 20 save
him trouble.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09

A. J.ma,es l. L. Thursday aerseen, 9th Instant by the
psv Dr Schoopmaker Samuel Purdy NJ D. OF this city TO
Miss Anns Maria OF william Palmer ESQ ofihe for
place. -, ..,,., - ,..p.v m, px.ua
lee Mr. William H. Buckley Miss Jane Topping oil OF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09

Il p~rformed.
THE TWO QUEENS-George Roller, Mr. Fisher-Chrs
tine, Miss Cushman-Mary, Mrs Richardson.
After which,
THE SEIGE OF ROCHELLE-Mishel, DIR Brough-Cla
ri, Mad. Caradon Allan.
TeconcIude with .
A PLEASANT NEI0HBOR-Sr George Howard, Mr.
Waltos-Lady Elizabeth Mrs Chppindae.
II 6&-performaas commence at7o'cieck
Boxes Sl-PiI SO cess-0anery rs cents.
NATIONAL THE Tn E-Lafe LfaIGn Opers
Hsxse-MR. wALLACK. Lessee.-THIS EVENING
will be performed, I-
KING HENRY vIIL-Cardinal woosey. Mr. vandenhof-
King Henry VIII, Mr. II Walaek-Gardider, w Williams
Queen Katherine, Miss Il Wheatley.
To conclude with .l.n
BOMBASTES FURIOSO-GeneralB ombastes, Mr. Browne
King Artaxamenes. willams-Distafina, Mrs Sefloa.
Doorsopen atst-Performance begin att Boxes 81 Pit
80 Gallery a5cen
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09

a Tn UEr-A Tavern stand, and also dwelling
h. horse s.a s,ers Ia pleasant manufacturing village "
=. ~. w County - e" '''s ae.im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09

NONN NEW BAZAAR,
FOR PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER BOXES OF ALL
KINDS ANo SIZES, IN EVERY STYLE, AND roR ANY
LINE OF susIsgss WHATEVER,
131 Fulton street,
Three doors from Nassau 81,
YORK.
" City and country merchants will find constantly very
large sock hssd They be accommodated short
lice sntity they pessslo, by shipping
them In 50 profitable packing be desired part
Of America
Real genuine Cologne Water, Imported from Germany Of
most superior quslltywill satisfy every purchaser
n2q-1m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09
"a, nIASSksxxYoo s NV Ei;dRk "a,

Is Dr. BRANDRETFs PRINCIPAL OFFICE Cor The sale
Of his ustly celebrated and FAR famed VEGETABLE UNI
yERsAL Pills The ssh y pys,ics Of this ssceIes me-
dScine generally knewn, from testimony many
houss Individuals who have lis ssutary e
eet that Is unnecessary 10 revert 70 In this notice but
be the particular Of oil who wish obtain the
GENUINE BRANDRETH PILLS. purchase Of
any isdivduss in this city who have eer6cste OF sgen
ey ~ sed and signed HRANDRETH MD. r,sf.n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09

lOARD-Two sisgie gentlemen be acccm~odatss
- with pleasant furnished room, with breakfast and tee
In a private fsay in Rroome Broadway, from the
FIRST q May. Address l., bos 77e lower pest sioee
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09

.s,,n. ~ T.. wb,y EIee,or. Of The Fourteenth
~ . ~ uc,s. an Thnr .d.v sv.a,.g an NJ
% ns,u - T'n -. .nnorasx On. rre.. snd
py'. " .S ~ss,i.s ~ Hsarh seerssr,es nurhsr
Of app opria ana sprea ~ -
mousy adopted by the mesung, approving o VIC
de- rrnna,ion 10 elect then The mesisg ecquenly
dressed by Nathaniel Blunt and Matthew Patterson Esqs
whose Of wicked corrupt and profit
ras which has broug ruin upon
our once happy and prosperous counrysnd their stirring
appea 10 the wbigs Of the Fourteenth Ward their duty
IL eomsg see,}on were warmly and res
bonded To- ana preclslm. In language plain
hst me Wbigs of The Fouree nth duty 10
their Ward, 10 the city ssd to their country.
isAA0 ehh
Ieter hnderson. see,ys 49,
Charles Hatch, sslr
4 UCr1OU N0TICE-s.eo f g,,,,,l IIou.eLod Far.
nure h cooJ order AZ 10 O'clock ON Tuesday al 90
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09

e,uCoun NOTICE-The creditors Of Christopher
- Ksv,s are requested send their .ceount, TO the AS
N civ Hall Place. verified In the usual manner Of
yervns accounts against ntestse estates on OF me
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09

IwM net with Physicians, but with Quacks
THE AFFLICTED PUBLIC,S qua RDIAN
Il DIR WILLIAM EVANS Member OF the Roysl CoIi~re
Of Surgeons In London and Tor succesful
toner this city begs leave 10 The ccneserasp Of
the public that he costumes with
the vsrions medhcaon sf disease that esh heir to-
the 81 syphilis and a. IN their pr-
mary FORMS and - their appalling secondary v,aons (bro
on BY The sbominsbe administration VI specific medicines
and contrasting the preparations
OF mercury and other noxous ingreaiensJ has bees
admitted by thousands What can be more awful thsH
the ravagss made en- the constitution by The isudicous
blusders 81 mechanics, Who jump from the insiesiA
OF their benches into the dignity OF Doctors These are
ulcers and eruptons Of the skin, painful dwellings and
snchy c Stiffness Of the isip Of the bones
which hke the barb of called ssfohsu"s,
phagedenic distractions and palate pcdo.
clne hide ehsss which destroy the human face dye
gesu, suctures Of the ursthrs producing hsnlsus
IN the perincuua, rupture Of the bladder snd sesn
things have never oseurrcd under the jsdc'ous s"d
treatment ef DR.. Evans
plants particularly those OF females such drory
hystevia lownes Of spirits, descent Of the uerss
and ~ the nssses fsn~ace sge
asd s other complaints depend'ss ON disease o 0e 'e'se
health. - 49,.
The deHescy and secrecy are es.ersed s1d se ns
'Hee''.' DIR EVANS, les Chsshsm
sotel, A N. until 10 r. ~. nA-tm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09

III CONSTANTLY on hand, M The manufacturers
heue ls9 Reekmsn large stock Of all his well
PENS, warranted OF best quality.
These Pens manufactured under the personal
teneence Of Mr.. elliott! The public therefore conf.
IDENTIFY depend the Waiptsnsnce Of those qsacs which
have obtained for them SO great reputstiopi
b. Beware OF Counerfeis, which easily be detected
by their unfinished appearance and the inferior In
which they are put up. mse9m
~ NOTICE-The wholesale business Of DR.. Brssdreths
prscipal o6ce removed 10 his and spacious essb
shnent No, 24l Broadway, where his eebrst,d "vEGE
TABLE UNIV ERsAL Pills may ali times be obtained
large small where all agents desired TO
direct their communications. Remember- $500
The PRINCIPAL BRANDRETHIAN OFFICEk
al Brosd~sy, opposite the Psrk.
The Minor Offices
ls7 Hndson street,
spruce street. nett to San caee, ssd
276 Bowsry.
NJ B. For authorised age nts see Dr. Brssdrehs ADVERTISE
that all who sch the genuine medc have
msi.W = 's'"'' d SSxNDRErR. N. D.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09

NBW YORK TATTWx1SAlSLs-rhss ssuaT
sales q Horses Carriages, he q this wen nsws ess
lbbmen4 take place every M0dsy n oslosx
asd proprietor ao adopted the ouowing rsle
"Geaenen havsg horses for sale wiz .ot be charged
thing for iii the lat Mey next be usual CONN.,
Sion. he. will be charged on actual sales only" -
The next sale will commence Monday, April 9h, lSos u
IL 0csck and all herses kc intended for this sale must -
shown aad entered before Saturday. April r. NJ
as horse can be offered auction unless regssreA In Tins
for the catalogue
JOHN w. WATSON, 4le Broadway.
N D. horses registered for sale mus be left ~ New York
not be offered - - jIS3ms
La british STEAM PACK 1T sHIP
H6H4 FOX LDNDON.-To sail from New York on the
-. LIST OF May-The and powerful ship
sikIcS 100 oas and $40 horse power Lieutenant Richard
Roberts, commander, intended sail from London
the 2s March, touching at Cork and from thence the ID
April for this port Returning from New York for Lendon
the LIST May.
This vessel has superior fitted with
separate cabins for the families
every possible attention will be given.
Fare-CabiD, $40 including provisions Wines nc. Second
Cabin. $50, including provisions
This superior steam ship having been chartered by the Dr.
the British and American Steam Navigation Compa
London meet the pressing damands Of the public In
acpaon OF the steam ship koyal Victoria" building
vessel about six months old and has proved herself
superior speed and eawoby qualities to any steam vessel
on the British waters
Passengers will be landed Portsmouth, and thus be
bled 10 take conveyances direct 10 the Continent
Further information appIica freight
WADswoRTH SMITH 4 Jones' Lane
(rear Of los Front stD
m2f-tMl Agents British American Steam Nav. Co.
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hor of Dr. BENJAMIN RANDRETHs VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL PILLS. They have been proved by theusands
individuals be the best assistant Of sature discovered
end BE tsken q ell times under Giro BY
divectioss which
each To be had genuine Of al the advertised w
Dr. Brandresh and Aewise ct biz once, a<i Broadway
opposite the Psrh.
b. beware OF coussereis An agents Who eel The rec
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dreth NJ ID. Purchaser before spend ysur
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Prepared osly by WIN Brown, Che aist No "a Wakngos
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nature Q. he directions why viii you su with the teotA
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all the substance, and leaves white outside
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uer and Pike and al GraaA
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