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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-14

sLAcKINe is adned By 4. who hays proved T. 70 Be
best article sss e S
Leather but on the costraIy preserves and soens whee
ss article
ng %1 take precedence over any o.nss now Is
So hi@Pfovss alLe, Than is impaired e By age -
Perfection in blacking hitherto u .n
Also BY . W. Clark, Buffalo Orders solicited. aus-sm
HARpwARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, PisToLs, DC
Fall supply Of KArdw aresor sale the most reasonable
s crates patti Iron Tea Kettles and Sauce Pans.
c essss . saee, 4 Ta,s CO. gallery a0
s do f rss' and Po e1s Knss sAea Scissors
50 DO. assorted Trace Chains
70 cases Guns Pistols and Rides.
2 o pairs self cooking and revolving Pistols.
Plat Japanned ana Fancy Goods suitable Tor the ssuhsa
p NV REJECT OnY.-J. SWEENEY, In
forms his friends and The public tina. be has opened pew
Fish Fsh and Fowl are always i, be toand on b. tables and
81 ns n be- a. wonnr %
give and he hopes TO find that generous
encoarss ement which I'D is determined to dsseIye
I'm portant 10 MiIliners, Country Merchants
and the Ladies i'm general.
Premium Tuscan and Straw Hat Manufacture to her Msjes
Victoria Qse~n OF England respectfully informs the La
he has wholesale business AMI has entirely
given up of his retail ses namely 1854 Broadway and
80 30 but will en.eavor 10 have always hand
eleg large of superior y, fashi.na
bly, manufactured Leshorn, Florence Tuscan and English
Straw Hats his residence NO " DivsoR ST. by single
hat very reasenab price. Millnes and Country Mer
chants will always nd General and of superior
fabric the wholesale price OF Leghorns Florence Brad
Tuscan English Straw Hats by the d. zen or case at his
Wholesale Warehouse No ~ Madca Lane, up stairs,
reasonable terms as any house la the city
~ o. lie will keep alse an elegant assortment OF the most
fashionable French Flowers and Paris Ribbons by the
st, al very reasonable price Jysl-5m
II BRANCH OF THE SHADES Ann street. near
William s,rfstThe subscriber, proprietor of the Shades,
Respectfully informs his friends and the public genera
that encouragement received since the opening sf The
Shades, has induced h.m take the above house with
those who reside the
city The house lted SIMILARLY and will be
ed in all respects the the Shades.
je2-y j. EVANS
ar MANSION HOUSE, Port Jeffs soa, Gate Drowned
L. The subscriber has opened the above
for reception of company transient aad permane The
house is large built especially for BUSINESS and
ranged with every for the comfort OF visitors II
the head Of and commanding Wow Of Of the
bays Long Island which abounds with fish and fowl
rages will be in readiness all times and handsome sail
boats for the accommodation Of company line of stages
twice week and from New York, viz: per rail road
Hicksvll~. Also, weekly the island Patchogue
and a regular packet weekly foot Of Oliver street, be
sides other vessels almost daily. Terms moderate
BENZ. r. WILLSE.
Port Jefferson l.. J., June 60, 1885, jy2u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-14


FOREIGN PORTS.
M M% Pea' M.v. E s0.,S at r. aa Prince y !"
Granite. Kodgden, NYork
Alfred, Lapin,a fm
II SOMETHING FISE-A very excellent Green Tur
Old u icum style which staad uarv aed-Aiso Brecaee
Those who acquainted WIN The style need no afhsI re-
to cav my n and ss;' .hsms .n
~ .UNlyERsALlsM-!Rss,, ABEL Thomas, Of Phla .,
ssrrs. Ms EVEN C. to
fore eight O'Clock. anl4lr
part Of asss Mo- Eisse
ton Hotel The whole may be rented ,cgshsr or separate
prte order and may be seen between the hours o and y
ioqurng within. aul, u
COO KEWARD--solen from is5 Bridge street.
sURTeU Sscs velvet Col r. the thief left comms I fur
hat with around H. and ,oos six 4 partly
thief ana coat $40 Tor ether of them Aay information
may be left al los FROM street, New York. aul42r
AUCTION NOTICE.-wEDNESDAY, al half past
"A 10 o'ciock the Aucion Room Catalogue sale OF Fur.
nure-Wi be sold an extensive aormen Of first rate tur
ans sr sss 5 s
mahogany chairs plush velvet and hair tn rocking chairs;
bedsl ads psstets moss beds
bssers wrdrobes marble top plain dressing and oiei
set dinfg tables pieces hrt akfast tea and card do.
pier ard an,e looking glasses handsome piano rte;
chamber organ playing two ovetur~s and 30 unes;
tel clocks lamps do; handsome bird
pa ed cul maple and rosewood chairs and;
sofa beesteas anbaser table sperda vii p,innes
with handsome Gilt frames Curling house desks three
pair mirrors book eaEdle stands work tables
and toilet glasses. THUMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
aulf2
NEW RIC s;-Fsmly g ocers and families can be sup
piled during the with fresh Rice the
Rice Mill SQUAD fresh rice is preventive of the prevailing
diseases Of the dog day. and cheaper than bread stuff
present prices The Rice Mill Jefferson and
South stress will orders through the Post Once
George Barrels, Wall street.
Old musy ice healthy, and oil that underg
age NJ this Sc asoa Is more or lees
kra aud Tomatoes, for Okra soup farnshed TO erder
left at the mill.
New Hoeiny and Corn our also tor sale.
aulS law4tt Il. BEtLBY, superintendent.
LrAII OF THE MECHANICS, INSTITUTE
The Alb ansual Fsit will be held Castle g irden
Monday Sept Sd, and following day rhc Board of Mana
gers DESTROYS of encouraging important inventions and i'm
Ia the Mechanic Arts purpose awarding for
important Invention the Gald Medal Institute first
class premiums Silver Medals and D plomas IL be
awarded % meriteTious articles.
To apprentices sbitng specimens Of work anshp APP
we'd by the judges several prizes will be- awarded
privileges OF the Institute This prize been
sufficiently known be appreciated consists OF attending
the weekly scientific Lectures the of the Ii and
X. aiding Roen where kept fife Vt The daily
pers with American and Foreign Periodicals in the Ii
brary works the only copies in the United Slars
examine and the valuable Mechanical and Pblo
sopheaI Apparatus
The par,cua Fair will he found In another adver
tiseHent j. HAROLD, Secretary au7 II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-14

III TO THE PUsLIC.-In testimony OF the cxtraordIna.
r, virtues OF wHEELERs BALsAM OF M0scArELLD,
purely vegetable preparation and quite agreeable the
paae) remedy for all diseases OF the bowels Dyspepsia
and b- summer complaints Of children Tie
respectable gentlemen addition 10 hushreds OF oilers have
ssas sySons o. is merits, s0g Of he secsa
which has attended its Wy themselves and In their iam
"a De Peyaer Esq; captain OF the New York packet
Congress- sp hall New i Yo Col Charles ssp.. DAVID Kim
berry E.q i2 Front street. M David Has, +ss nroeme
ter D Collins $40 Front street, Mr. Charlie, smith s4
Grand street, Mr. Jshn Immcp. street, Mr.
cy,u, gu. Eco. BcolIyoi Mr. Edward cruh'hsnA. 20
s CO the ppsIisien in the Evening STAR New Era.
Sunday Morning News and o,r pap Is Of The above ee,s
tons rraiying evidence bi. preparation from gentle.
man well Anown TO hui dr-ds Of our si.ileps ,,,,
Dear Sir I ties rony add any thing 10 The s,rosg
proofs Won have already putsbeo OF eescy your Bal
e,ssns srssy ,ooe and lion Of the stomach willingly
srse TO you q .s n. 3, | s%, s.'s
as ear ,he OF Judging from the effects have
taken With The se e. fesuis bst,Ie sssam
OF Moscstelo Is one o. ID. os, y.uab nedcna pre- para
ons er,an, and orrh to ne he possession Of every family
especially ~herethrrr are children
AMOS LEEDS, o. Hanmer.y 81.
" tn. rsaaiae 6..,m ha, wheelers s.,.sm OF Mo.c..
with desons Cor use sna &c smi,r q d. propre'crs sig
res ao rs %sa N New YORK; a". o.
the proprietor No IS Greenwich stree. Ocpst, kc 1T The
drug OF Mhss, M 1873 Broadway at Mr. Drks~s,
No as Broadway,M Nc = Dcaas Nos SIS and "a
Israel Pos,s No 90 Bow.ry, MI j. O. ~ifcrc's. No as
Grand streets and Mr. McCesfs No 1s Gre n~icb street
The fow,ng gents been appointed Ter the c-untry
Mr. w Mus, NJ. r. Of 7h and Chrsnut streets.
Phiadrlphis; Mr. teter Williamson vf Almond rnd
Broas way, Pater,on, ~ Mr. Lowe, ~ Fson
Brpoklyn, Or Pamsr ~ Hsrovur street. Boston; NJ. w.
Rrsnl. Utica. r; Mr. Charles Yard, Trenton, ~ j..
Dr. Santos, Mart w Va; and Messrs Spottswood snd
p,,,s .,.h.g 10 onai, srrca,ss mus, address tpos,
psub 10 Mr. wheeler No 80 Greenwich wherr all
whesss order Tor the supply OF vessels hotels nc
sest. jyl7 SIN.
EDWARD wiLKpR, Bookbisasr, liz Fulton
hons Of Bng neatly executed Een,lenens libraries fled
up and repaired music md periodicals. b,und ~ rster a.
DIES scrap ana books, Albums and portfolios OF ell de-
scrtpt'cns, made order
8nre done Tor libraries book nstiiuons, socie,e& r os
advantages Gus terms yasm
n. Full Ev.
o Brh Harper, from H@ston, Informs ihe eitrsns ~
New tork that he has taken shcp No $Ssl krosdway,
whore he viii er,er Tor hanging bells 90 10
ano Improved pan n'odrrr tyir. sr Which - ~
forms The pub he hiss rs,ert right and forbis oil persoa
Infringing upon H.
Ne i.orm tho ruh The 'ona- No rrf.r~so~,
-Asov Hcuse. New York; C''nsss Motel dos Tr~mon
p'.Ls ~ EXCHANGE payable ~ sR parts ~
NJ Ewxisnd, ir~ and scntlspd Ia ANS els To- ssdf
Poo-ds, ~ iser p.sw..s always f-r .se a
I EhCHEs-cosssa.',v % h..a !, 80 =, ....h
cole ce~riaoA srest
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-14

Trade to-day has been might be expected tor the b"gin
iay az ,hs week Change thin and
of the auctcn sales offered sales small Mess He'll
man d Co had . wines which al fair raes
ASHES Of pot, today al prices con-
6rmipp adva ticed on = tureay.
MCorToNsoile sales have been effected todaywnch now
eve Show M variatiou from sarkrt the close last
week. The Nach Courier ates that the quantity shrpes
from that city foreign ports 7s7 bates;
aad doubts the quantity would hav. beeR sent snt
for the tor comprising ~a Arrange
menls have made The Mississippi shipping
by OF watch 600 bales be packed for
exploration.
Transactions this day.
Ashes 80 bbls pots SS7A Colion-280 upands 9'l3
40 q pearls SIS 100 NJ Orleans 8}Al3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-14

~ SOMETHING FINE-A very excellent Green Tur
tie will served up soup steaks, This Day in the
old Ru icum style, which unrv edAiso Erecasee
Those the style, need no further
Hdalion All those who rot invited
TO my establi> hme and salts y Themselves
aui4 Ii THOS DOWNING, s, and Broad St.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-14

tn.1n RE W AR D.--Stolen from 1855 Bridge street.
- ~ Brookya, Sunday afternoon, new Grown Cloth
sUKTeUr black velvet co n The thief left commsn fur
hat with Grape around H. and silk partly w.rnma
By Jshn Hunt Co The above reward will be given for
thief $40 for either of them. Aay information
may be left al l05 FROM ct, New York aul4 2tt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-14

MoASis. H@aALD-sniP NEw-.
Port or New York. August 1910 r. M.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-14

CT UNIVERSALISM-Rev. ABEL c. THOMAS. Of Phila
dep, will preaeh in The APOLLO Broadway near Cana
street. TINS EyENNG-servcest TO commenced quarter be
fore eight O'CLOCK aul4.ll~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-14

Weekly EepOrt OF Intermcnts.
In this CITY and Poters Field the 4h Of Aug 70 the
lit, day of August
II, rirls.-Tninl lQ2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-14

~ wYLIEs BLEECKER STREET GARDEN s fr,
agsin to ladies and gentlemen MIR W announces " The
hahtans of New York It's vicinity, that he bes enga
rcar, English. rsb and scotch national airs and march
every fair rvenisg.
M VS. ICES a.d confectionery Of the choicest quality.
The Garden viii he open every SUNDAY evening. Adm
lance t2t c~rts on Sunc ays-reres hnsnis included
ar NO ass Beecker street. doors north Of Csrm ne sire
liz ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-14

- 60 - ANnTHGR PLEASANT FISH.
kE2-4 ING EXCURSiON.-The fsvorite steamer
Capt Lane. will make Der regular
trip to the FISHING Banks Tuesday 4h inst leaving New
York from Funen market sp nj 81 ~ clock, loot Of Chambers
before and Od State son wharf at O'Clock A.
a. and about r M.
Bait furrished gratis
A person will attend with lres.
The higslv baied New York independent Brass Baad
will attend the excursion.
Fare si-sieHls ezra sui4.its
= - ~ COriLLlON PAUTY-srEtM.
request Of Of their friend, will
their lat Ball this board the
On "wednesday Evcnsng, AuR. vs..
The bat wl tn foot q Canal ST. nj past ecock
preris ", and,h foot o. Market su~e s1eiock
The COMPANY vii hr land at New Brighten, where there 10
asprsih III ard where supper will he prevted.
uhscr'h.rs ,bia he tickets nj Torp Usger's music
stor~, 90 Broadway, u.dr the Am-ricsn Heri where a
he ohs,ns on application. srof W Hsleck ~orp.r
of v-nsm and varick Tickets limited 10 100 Price
~ aul3 Sts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-14


All persons forbid trusting any person account
the steamboat Wave without order from &
CAPTAIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-14

~ Ben Harger from R.ston, infsrrrs ,he ei,rsns Il
New vorh that he has tahsn shcp No fsel erosdway,
ane Improved pan modsrr tyfe. cor which - ~
forms the pub he hiss rssert right, and forbls s pesoas
Infringing upon H.
Ne would isform Tho puhIc cf NE o@- rr-r~cc~,
-Assov Mouse New YORK; Cnss~ Hotel DO, Tr~woo,
Hcus~. 6usic~, Americas isnpse d. Ie7f &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-08
February 90

LIND, NEGROES, and other Property for sale.
Hey virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed to The sub
q . scriber by Col Charles Woodson, in his lifetime
bearing date the 25lh Jolly, 1887 will be sold, at public
suction Thursday the 10Th day Of March, l5s at The
late residence Of the said Charles Woodson in the
" of Prince Edward about 500 of valuable Land
being part Of the tract which he resided The
entire tract by very old surveys, contains loo acres,
third Of which, including the dwelling house, will
not be offered for sale The remainder of The tract will
be sold in two separate parcels-that portion lying on
the North side OF the Prospect road in parcel and
that lying on the South side, including the residence of
the late Gen Tarton Woodson, in the other parcel 1t
supposed that there about 400 in each parcel
An accurate survey will be made and exhibited on the
day of sale Also, at the same time, about ~ likely
Negroes The stock Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs
farming Utensils. household and kitchen Furniture.
TERMs-The Land will be sold on n credit of one and
two years. the purchasers giving bonds with approved
personal security and deed of trust on the land sold
the Slaves and other property credit OF II months
the purchasers giving bonds with approved personal Sc
curity- So and under. cash.
The subscriber, acting trustee, will convey only
such title vested him by the deed and no other
All persons having claims against the estate are re-
quesled to forward memorandum OF them 10 the sub
scrber claims presented or before the Sd day
of Angus, next will be excluded from the benefit of le
deed. WlNSLOW ROBINSON, Trustee
Charlotte c. H., March 6. 1898. B-2awld
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-08
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
lfa1tby the attention of Capitalists.

THE subscriber offers io sale HIS L.sD, lying IN James rve
.s b,ye Of Richmond, containing about loo acIes OF
s ,oron Of which rich land can be- and the whoo
vain b. farming purposes But it's chief value consists ~ us
aad failing bank OF the purest sand The
u. a, ing expnnse, be made adequate 10 IN!
Late, il valuable for building in the city Of kchmond nav
10, TINT purpose annual incomc for the last hSe
Of o $50 10 S&OD The also considered BY some to
,, for The manufacture OF glass. The largcs boats ha
,atr the canal in its improved siate Gun Of all
the Island which will render 1t desirable LOCATION
e. manufacturing establishment especially OF on as
,,venen; and The Island also hhounas
me hes, Granite tor building properly IN
condition. readily be rented out io any
Of years $500 For PARTICULARS, apply 10 OF
..,.o M:(;ruder l. Co., F. & j. s. Jumes Co.. or TO .
iS rs =; I0 fsT-2awtf1 RlCH'D RElNS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-08
CLOSING Attic Canal at Richmond.


TEyHE Board Of Directors of the James River and
Il Kanawha Company having placed The reconsruc.
ton of The lower level of The old canal near Richmond,
for the mos, part under contract and having at their
late meeting ascer,aned that the force employed upon
that work cannot be kept in operation later than the 18th
of March, without drawing The water from The canal,
directed notice be given to the public, that the wafer
would be drawn off about that dale, and that II might
be found necessary for this TO be done few days earlier
but that it was the intention OF the Board 10 avoid inter
ri pting the navigation until the condition Of The work
should render the indispensable, and 10 operate
with such force that The interruption should cease al
the earliest dry practicable
1t being further nscerlained that. in The mean Time
freight can be received and discharged with greater cum
venience at Westham, on the James Tver, than any
pon, lower down. that place has been fixed upon for the
termination Of the river avigaon-As soon, therefore,
as the water is drawn from the Lower Level as above
mentioned the navigation will be closed IRON Wesham
to Richmond
By order of the President and Directors:
w. 3. CHlTTENDEN,
SeerctaryJ g. h. Co.
Feb II S9-2lwl5M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-08
Feb. 20

EERIAM-now in fine health and spirits, will occupy
my stables the present season. (Which has com
menced and will terminate LIST Jnly and be let 70 II
mi,ed number of mares N0O) at One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars cash, with one dollar to the groom in each in
stance-Any mare falling 10 prove in foal will he emit
lied 0ny Terms having been strictly complied witl) to
the mex, gratis to Prian he remain IN ne oa.e
should he be removed on, Of it, then 10 such horse as
NAV occupy my stand. Mares will be well fed with
grain andhay fodder, at forty cents per day. nnG before
1they are removed all expenses must be p0id Coloted
servants boarded without charge No accomtnooauons
far white servants Gentlemen preferring such to ae M
their mares can procure board in the npghborhood sn
cienlly contiguous to The horses sand Lns and sta.
bes are prepared both for barren mares and those having
cnlis Every precauton will be taken to prevent acct
S son,. ~ escsnes-but no liability for either.
For the performances Of this unrivnlled horse and those
r bio oet that ran in England last season. reference IS
nude 10 handbiIIs which will be furnished any gentle
man on application. My address is Kchmo.d s va
,., N-2aw2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-08

ED WAYS.-Leit my plantation, in Abcmarle
EA, county, Virginia, rather than year SINCE
my negro man FONTAlNE, about ~ years Of age. Stout
strong made rather below The ordinary height and very
broad several shades brighter than black, very pleasant
countenance, and fine teeth. will give one hundred
dollars for his delivery me, if taken within the State
and two hundred, if out Of the State. think i! quite
probable he is about of the Iron or Public Works,
passing free mani would therefore, call the alien
lion of agents and contractors specially 10 thus notice
Also, GARDENER, about 90 years of age, well pro-
por,ioned, about ordinary SIZE black, and when con.
fused slammers very much. | will give the same for
Gardener for Fonlane and twenty five dollars Tor
each, if taken within the county, or any where near
Lndsays Store, Abemarle county, Virginia.
MANN PAGE.
February 90 90-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-08
March |

S;tor hoe Saw Mill in Fluvanna county, on
HARDWARE river, within one mile of James River at
vii, boa,s can be loHded- without any hanling-
He is ready to execute orders for any kind Of plank &c
as he has large body of oak and pine mseT eonVsm
T., which he would call the attention OF Canal con-
..n,or. He has now on hand, ready for delivery, up
Yards Of 100000 feet of nearly every description Hs
nrces are the same as other mills in the vicinity ana
pss,erms in all cases. cash dersry HIS r0st OFce
is SCOTS Ferry. w. aG "a
March ~ =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-08
Feb II

TAGLE HOTEL-The subscriber having leased
n this we'll known Hotel in the City OF Richmond
takes this method of informing his friends and The public
generally of his determination 10 keep this extensive
Establishment in a style corresponding with the wants
of the community and the liberal patronage which its
location other advantages have always seemed for
IT, lie is aware of his responsibilities TO the public and
has accordingly made his arrangements for putting il in
n condition OF increased neatness and comfort; and OF
supplying his table and bar at all times with the best
which The market will afford. His stables are extensive
and will be constantly attended by careful and attentive
os,Iers and plentifulIy supplied with forage He is de-
termned moreover 10 be reasonable in bis charges and
" HENRY w. MAUCK
aud
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-08
MANCHESTER, Feb. %, 1893.
g!|[I : 81
AND PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,
,l Po,ic
TIE COMMISSIONERS.
9i-w4w
March I


TIE Subscriber is constantly receiving from tho
factory Nunns CInk & Co., New York, elegant ana pam
Piano Foe, latest and that docacy
OF and Of one peculiar their manufacture
SS"ns'anlly on hand large assortment OF
f'a.es Fia:eolets, Ciaronets,
,nue., Foins V,olonccllos,
nneso'd,%H Musical Boxes,
tns h1si and Trumpcts,
Guitar and p;,no Eo,,s Srne of superior quality
Piano Forte Sools and Cover.
Also large stock N~ m rim. by the best
conPosers and the ncwes, song.
repuIod lr, ON bre and taken in exchange
jan ~ toi-wlyl r. II. TAYLOR.
meens oI inc President Of tho Louisa Rail-
9th Of October, 1887: '' " ~''
Reoced, That the stockholders the oui.a Dad omnanr bo
and they hereby required tho Rant
addition to what has been called far dollar,
per SHIRE on sssh share held by them Of the said
day January next; s. per share the la Sov Of Fh
S. the ls day of March next S. share on The
lst day Of April next. As usual interest be aIo. nm -
s'almen advanced before they become and n,c,e viii he
charged all that punctuay paid order Of The
NATHANIEL THOMSON ce,t 'u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-08
CITY PROPERTY az q

ALUhBLE CITY PROPERTY AueOn-Will De offered OF
public sac Saturday, 10Th March, Brick Tencmenv
On above the Banks occupied by Miss Ring
Dr kuhi-ihcsu buildings built best ard nov
yield annual Of $780, IA very low and hty
are situated in the most improving Of the city, mny be sIatd
with safety that the income derivahe from them will greatly in
DESTROYS of purchasing real i'll hcrcoo
lind the above advantageous upon accommodating
terms This sale will be made positively without TerFs
one-thd cash. balnnce six aud twelve MONTHS bearing interest
from day Of saluNegoabIe with hproved endorse
deed oil trust on the ptppcy will b. required for the credit pay
ments Sale 70 be by Duno Moncurc Co.. Aucis
To commrncc al 10 O'Clock.
March 6 s6-ti,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-08
March 3
Manchester Cotton and Hooi manufacturing Company.
A II meeting of The Presiden, and Directors OF the

'HHRtHEStCT LUNUH NHH CO"f"'Hy'
A Il a meeting of The President and Directors OF the
IA above Company, held on the 2Olh inst it was
Ordered, That the capital slock of the Company be
increased by the addition Of $4,000 or 100 slaesand
that the present stockholders he permitted nn, ard
The 18th of March next TO subscribe such number Of
shares of the augmented stock may be in proportion
the shares held by tem Uhe scale 10 be arranged
by +. d. BENTLEY, AgentD paying fer the same at the
time in cash or in dividend certificates; and that the
shares remaining unsoId after the said 18th day Of March,
be disposed of as the Bourd may hereafter direct.
In pursuance of the above order, have opened Books
Of Subscription for the said 100 shares Of Stock and The
present stockholders invited TO call and subscribe Tor
their respective portions. L. Is. BENTLEY
Feb % 9l-2awl1oM