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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-13

Henry H. Hewitt in his right and executor of War.
ner Hewitt decd, Mary Hewitt widow Warner Hewitt
dned. Ahn.r lIewu, Mary Hewitt, Anthony Christian and
Sarah his wife John A. Christian William Palgct and A.
manda his wife, Samuel NJ. Watts and Ann Eliza his wifo
Charles l.. Christian, Mary Z. Christian El,a F. Christian
Eiia June ChrIstHn Jan,tta Christian, William A. Chris
a1, Edward CrumpHcker cambridge Crumpacker, William
Camparkcr the last three cilaen of Betsy Crumpacke
decd. Benmin Hewitt Richard n. Hewitt, and Catherine
Hewitt children OF John Hewitt, decd, Sposwood Hewitt
GEd Horace Tay lor, Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-13

fHls q L'n"' faCn containing hive hundred
and sixty TO SIN huudIcd acres situated in Amherst
comfy.
The one IN which reside is on James River. one
and halt mn cs above Lynchbug, one hall Of whrch
IS IN woods, aud ct the best kind oftobafco land and
ssSssysssA heavily rlmhered the buildings are all
'NSlE good, with large ne" stone BAN, 2S feet
s@sTSe* by 81, two stores high Hariss Creek \
.ssA-, tne bold stream runs tbtonpb If and t,,,
nsheS water power Of immense value. The Farm
Milis, once the property of Wn. Mitchell deed
were erected on The tract, and, although thew were
CARED of b, Cd some veais ago. large ouantity
OF the hulngfock sui remains, with winch new mil
or factory might be- erected, At small exncusr
The advantages poSseSsedby tins llnd in the ierlH
" OF TIE SOIL lis conilgty 10 ma ket, and vast water
po"e, uender It an objec worth the attention ri
capitalists.
The other tract lies five niles from Lynchburc
ana one mile from the main stage road leadno Io
Amherst Court House; the same creek runs lI,nucb
thS tract, which was once the property of Doct RoberI
H. Rose. This is truly valuable tract of land and
mas about two hundred aud eng tv acres IN woods and
ne tobacco land and has about fiiy acres of crcck
bottom that rich. The whole plantation hes very
'e'el SO That the most ot II may be plou he'd both
Ways.
| am determined to SELL and by early application
""' Sd'o may be had The terms Of sale Will be hb-
''a.' ana made known on application. possesslon
Will be delivered of the tact On which reside at,I
e"" OF Inc year, and at the other al any time A
'1fse crop OF wheat wal be sown and neatly put in.
inns i"ll lor the benefit OF the purchasers Eefn
ehce can oe1lad' as to the land hy aIpl, INC to CAM
honias a ioleombc, Capt. ChaleS F. Lee. Major
ihonlas hudd, OF Mr. Seth Woodrooi
Ius 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-13

FEsuE RACES over the Rocky Mount Course
1 vii commence on Tuesday the 3th SepIem-
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TEe ST S.EF.

N Friday the cath day August ls3s. there will
- be sold, uron the premises, al public auction,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-13

VIRGINIA To VII At rules held the Clerks Oh
ce OF the Circuit superior Court of Law and Chance
for the County OF Pntsylsania, Monday the 4h day Of
june 1885,
caswel Poe and james b. Renwck merchant. and mart
trading under the style and firm of Poe & Renwck.
Pitts.
against
Whine Roberts ana W llie hobefts,l u Defts.
N CHAAcERY.
The defendant Willie Roberts, has ing entered hi, an
peannce ,ind gwen security according the act of AssemIx
and the rules OF Tins court and appearing
evidence that he Is not M inhaiant Of tins
On the motion o the Plaintiffs, BY counsel 1t is ordered ,hs,
the sud defendant do appear before the judge said Cir
cut superior Court at the Courthouse eaoon the first dav
OF the neat term and answered. Plaintiffs bill and thai CON,
OF tins orderbe forthwith published in the L. nchbug yei.
man. for two months suceessiye aud that another copy be
posted at the front door OF the Courthouse of this county
copy-ieSte.
WM. II. TT INSTALL elk
July l6 w2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-13

VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the Clerks Office of tho
- Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chunccry, for the
County OF Charlotte, July the ID, 1888.
john W. Deshazer Administrator of John p. Burgess Jr.
dec d. who assignee of Williamson Burgess, Plaintiff.
against
Sterling McDearman, and Robert Morton and Thomas
Pugh, administrators Thomas McDearnan iced. Defts.
lN CHANCERY.
Tho defendant Sterling McDcarnan, having entered
his appearance according the Act of Assembly and the rules
OF tins court and appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Cou
mat he nhabtant this On the motion OF
the pantn,by Counsel is ordered that SAID defendant
do appear before the Judge Of the said Court the Court
house of the said County the first day OF the er and
enter his appearance and the plaintiffs bill and that
copy OF this order be inserted newspaper published IN
the Town OF Iynchburg, for months successveiy and
posted at the front door Of the Courthouse oe said County,
A CDpv-Ieste,
WlNSLOW ROBINSON, elk.
July WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-13

NrIRGiNIAit rules held The Clerks Office of the Cir,
' Superior Court OF Law aud Chancery for Bedford
county, the ID day Of July, 1888
John NJ. Wright, Plaintiff
against
John Morley and Sally his WIFE, Lewis Clayton and Dicev
his wife, Asa Baeman and Oney his wife, John .. Leitwc
md Paul Clay, Defendants.
IL CuAScERY.
The DEFENDANTS Asa alenan and Ouey his wife and Lew.
IA CLAYTON AMI Dcev his wife, hu,ng entered their an
peafance and security according the Act of Assembly
al tue ruls oi tins cout and appearing bv
denee that they inhabitants this
Is ordered that they do appear here the OF
he hcSt term and answer the plaintiffs bill, that this orde.
De forthwith inserted IN some published in Lynch.
bur, Tor two months succesycly and at the froDs
ao o lle 'ouIt House OF tins county, day
CopY-Teste,
July % wom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-13
july

NlRhlSll-h rules holden in the Clerks Office oftu
Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the
County ol Charlotte, July the 2d, $685.
Matthew B. No"in and Bryan W. Nowlin, merchants
ana partners trading under the style and finn OF NJ. b. w.
No"llh' pits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-13

The defendants, John II. Ch tan, Edward Crumpncker
Benjamin Hewitt and SpotsSood Hewitt, having entered
ner appearance and given security according the Acof
Assembly and the rules of tins court, and ii appearing by
satisfactory evidence TINT they inhabitants th,
Commonwealth, is ordered that they do appear here thu
hrs day OF the next term, and answer the bill of the plain
hhs that this order b, uscrein spaper published
IN ynehhurs for months successfully md posted the
front door OF the house this county,
day. Copv-'Iestr.
JOS. WILSON, Crk.
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lN HASCERY.

Sterling Mc)earman aud Robert Morton and Thomas
Pugh, Administrators OF Thomas McDearnun dec d. defts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-13

William r. Jones in his rieht and admir- of Mat
thew Mrtuilcn d'cd iicity AcAulan widow Of Rober,
McNallen, deed, Betsy NcAulen and Peggy McNlullen.
infant rhlr.n all HEN, Of Hoaei M allen, decd Samuel
M"Mhlen, Daniel Dkerson and Polly his Wife lutte Polly
Nelullsn. Ch-ophr McAhIfn Fayetie NcNfulirn lsnac
bower and Ehlrhcth hs Viz, Many Bahc infant child Of
Margaret bauer Gecsset john Ncox ana Mary his WIFE,
Sa7an MchnIsn, Matthew ArMullrn, Jackson McMullen
Mn2ra hchuien, Jane tkerson widow OF v lim Giker-
d'c and Harvey Beard and Mary his wife lat, Mary
McMullen, Decndants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-13

3. heavily tInhered 1.-The buildings are all
n good with large ne" stone BAN, IS feet
!" by 81, two stores high Iaris's Creek
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-13

In addition to the above ,res, there is in Tie
Achpol !" La" an extra lee / $50, payable hy thuse
students ito attend The senlor class
Inc allowance lur clothes is limited BY the enact
n'tn's IL oloo; and Tor pocket money. to $40.
Religious services are performed III the UNIVERSE
~ every Sunday by the Chaplain, who Is appointed
IA lufh from the four pIuelpdl denominations OF the
State. GESSNER HARRISON.
Chairman u ate tdc4lty.
July IS wIw
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DESIRABLE GOODS,
.aibeU,Wrye 1.nna at Public SuFe

Iullr -.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

a. LIVERPOOL PACK ETss-To sail from
2 New York the sh, and from on ,hs 24h o.
month in The year. except that when these dates
f ON sunday, tbs sailing Of the shpswlb be deferred until
the next day.
Feb a-ship GEO. WASHINGTON, H. Holsredge, SIS
Feb a-ship PENNSYLVANIA. yohy r. Smith, sotons
Aprn s-saip INDEPENDENCE, \. Nye, master, 7aS
Sep. s-snip ROSCOE, J. G, Delaao master, $50 ,oas
FROM LIvsRrooI-
Dec A-Ship PENNSYLVANIA.
Ian "a Ship INDEPENDENCE.
FeA 2x-shlp ROSCOE
Mart 2l-shlr gEO. WASHINGTON
These ships se % The FIRST class commanded by men of
ard no pains expense will be spared 10
Rave the convenient Ard hs stores the h
decripon The Of passage out Is hxed by 40
g. ~ he n,opreors OF the other packet lines 1870 Ne
iher he captains Of hese vessels WI We rsspon.
gnle regular bills Of adne Sgsed therefor For freight
or pssrgs seP,y Y s,Ny,RN CO. ,s4 From. .Nv.~
WII.pES PICK ERsGILL co. LiverpooL JI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22
MEtciAf me PxCKEis.
ID AS III II
REauLAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS
NJ and drafts with c ght and passage TO and
from Great Br.tsin and Irrland-ROCHES COMMERCIAL
LINE The Subscribers respectfully intimate 70 their friends
and public cneray that they snter into early
rang with them for the bringing ost OF their families
friends by the say spring shpsthe srsi % which will
running Liverpool the Isl February la3a
will continue regularly week aerw ards,
acrdirg egrans the most desirable and egibe coevey
The detention OF vessels Liverpool engaged In this trade
having been great and Just ri complaint
the Subscribers desross OF removing the by despatch
sest regulation, in their DAYS OF sailing
will give eptre ssssctias to shippers and as further IN
ducement fer them to give preference 10 their Line over MI
transient vessels, guarantee they shall invariably
sail on The appointed day, full or not full and take freight
when opposed transient vessel such rates as VIII In
the and shippers by this Line.
The employed for the convenience az their
Liverpool Of the first clasrunninY regularly
every day from the drent ports OF Ireland and Scotland
convenience Of Importance those rssidirg Al the cut
ports.
Rovs Bank of I-eland- paid sight free c desouR
charge province and countyb sides IN the nlanc
towns crng the purp,e Bank OF Ireland notes
Their dran well orders, can he forwarded ny
patkes smiling the lt sh. 18th, and 2h of
each month IN the Those residing In the couny
address b, letters frost psd which viii be sunctuaiy al
uo sS S.sr '0'u "' ROCHE BROTHERS CO.
a. pAsSAGE FNOu SLIGu--A first rate
80 ship wal sail Com Sligo on or about the 18th April
3&& nert and accommodate number Of passengers In
either cabin s,es rage.
For treisb, or passage 'gyI scouLTrR ,,s From, q,
Nh Persons Wishing remit noney 70 heir friends.
bsve drsAss sight on Mr. Hsgh Leighton oaa s. sligo
j22.imt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

k5 That long established and well Known Hotel situated
-x1is ca on Geo~ssee the canal and eartes,.
Mated sepo o the railroads. The buding af brick
stories high 60 feet In front by Is feet N drh ana eonams
eos pendent ef gaet and kitchen hoos ~ OF whch
large square psrors. Aa, barns, coach holse Ihe
furniture will Ne disposed o the Lessee on terms
Nrcquircd Possession gwen on the IN ~ feb seu'
For sale eschsnge. for Improved city properly pesue
f the banks of the Hndspp, highly improved con.
tanning TO Apply at No - 81 Marks Place, oetv zen
ass III o'clock, A. N, BIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22
FARE REDUCED.
@@ @ssss9 @I2

nv Rail Road and Coaches

BY Rail Road and Coaches
Morning. Line-wl leave tire oot ~ Courandf every
morning O'Clock W the the New Jersey RAN Road
70 New Brunswick, thence by 70 Trenton, arriving
Philadelphia the same afternoon. .0.
Rs,urning-Lesve Trenton M o'clock, A. ~ after the
arrival Of thssrs 1.-THE Phsdspa and Trentea hail Road,
arriving nj Nv York az "a O'Clock, ?. N.
Evening Lins-Lssves New York. foot OF Couuandt e. Al
O'clock Y. passengers vii resch Trrnlon by O'clock,
lodge and take the the Phaderhs and Trenton
Raj uoad, arriving In Philadelphia sys O'Clock, An
Returning-Lcaye Pbiadepha ate O'Clock, r ~ arriving
Tarser. apply a, the Rail Road oce foot Of Courtlsna,
Yo,k or Al the old stage Oce, 81 South 81 oppo.
Congress HsH, Pbsaolpba and At the bar Of Rsne
Sun Tavern NJ Trepton. .. s~&
Passengers from Paterson accommodated b. taking
the first ~ the Rail Road, which
with the lnc~ uncsn At eerg~n,
public rely asuppiy 0stag New bruNwick
their aecommod atom.
For sessiu The above named ees apply to THOMAS Whit.
Ms. Leaves The .fhce 1t |. qs~,er sefore a NJ and a
~ o' kLkSarpEr N. CUNNING. rroprro
New verk, New "a. tss7- jN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

ga MOBILE PACKETS.
~ Ship EDwlNA, tne~l g. West, master.
49, ship HECTOR, ID Post MASTER
ship LoRENA, J. Urquhart, mas er.
Ship TUSKfNA, r. N. Post, master.
Ship ALAB AMlAN, w. u. Lane, master.
ship RUSSELL BALDWIN >. N. Magma, master.
SHIP JUNIOR. w. n williams, master.
ship ELISHA DENIsON, y. West, master
Ship ST JOHN q. n. Hitchcock, master.
The line will consst OF nine ships which will enable
despatch vessels month, when the trade requires it,
These ships the first class built expressly for the trade
OF the materials copper fastened with
sve and handsome accommodations, and commanded by
perenced masters and will sail purctusly. advertised
When tho of saipg falls sunday the ship will sail
the Nonssy following. The prize OF passage SIS. without
qso All goods forwarded u the subscribers will be shipped
VS. X D. HURbbUT n co. 81 South street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

,se shps are al of the 6rr eemmspied by
cha scer and experience ard are furnished OF the
49,, hind Every attention VIII he paid passengers pro
ss ,hsir comfort and conveuierce The rate
.yd i fs s b. an understanding with the propeter OF s
,he~ ,nes nj eaa including wirrs sud every de-
scrtrsion, xi2e without wines and Iiqsors
Nett or captains owners o. these shps viii he
shIe letters parcels or eH ny hem, unless
rsgpsy hills Of aiding are signed therefor.
ms's sa ~ sRsffskRs CO Liverpool ssd,s
00eDHUE co or c. W. MARSHALL
A South IT. New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

"a SAVANNAH PACKI Ts-OLD LINE
~ The ships comprising the above ue will be
- from New FORK and Savannah In the folio Ing
order,--
ship TRENTON, (aewl Jas " Bennett mss,ev
Sb AUBURN, inew) N. Durfey master.
Sbid REPUBLICAN, n. w. Foster master.
Ship MILLsDGEyILLE, ID. L. Psrter master.
Ship NEWARK, r. Durham master
expressly for the trade Their aeeon7sdaens Tor passe-
gers elegant and extensive, and every facility will be AZ
forded to shippers by ihisIise
Goods Subscribers ~ be shipped free OF
all charges except those ac,uslly incurred.
JoHNsoS LowDEN. ss wall 81. and
jA wAsHBURN LEWIS. Savannah.
"a NEwLIxE LIvEBPOOL PACKETS.
ZF4 To sail ou New York st Liver pooi
--s&6 on The stn OF each monih;
New Ship SIDDONs, Can't -, lst January.
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt J. A. Pierce, lst February.
Ship GARttlCK, Capt " D. Palmer, LIST March.
Sup SHAkESPEARE, Capt J. Collins, LIST April
LIvERfooL.
Ship 0ARRICK. Capt. v. v. rslmer, 18th December.
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Capt.. Collins, 10th January.
New ship SIDDONs, Capt - 18th February.
ship SHERIDAN, A. Pierce, 18th March
These ships the first class all armed, Of 800
IONS burhtn built " the city a New York, with such
passengers Every taken In the
OF their accommodations The rce 81 passage besce $40
for which ample including wise he will he provided
without wines, he $50 fhese ships will Ne commanded ny
experienced masters who will u-ke exertier TO give
general satisfaction Neither the captains the OF
these ships will be responble for letters parcels
sent by them unless regular hills Of ladng signed
therefor. Fer freight or passage. apply IN.
y. X COLLINsk co, 50 south 81 New York, o. 10
WA. n JAS BROWN CO Liverpool
Tae shp n This line will hereafter armed and ther pecu.
har construction them security not possessed by
other bat vessels OF jis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

81 FOR NEW OaLEANs.-The Louisiana.
f4 and New York Lac of Packets viii every other
- Monday, from New York and from New Orleans,
and TO insure the strcest uaty in the time of sailing
the line will bereaft,r consist OF the following ships:
Ship LOuIsvILLE Capt Palmer, LIST. Jan.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Capt Edridge, 18th JsR
Ship viCKsBURG, Capt woosbouse, 29h Jan
Ship MISSISSIPPI Capt Davis, 18th Feb.
- Ship YAZOO, Can't Trask, eSih Feb.
The above ships all of the first class copper
fastened and copperrd and upwards OF 500 buhen
of light dram Of water being kui in this city,
prey for the trade The prize OF passage fixed tloo
their cabins fitted the most i'm proved and
pan and fu nshsd and elegant style Ample stores
OF the first quality will be provided and regard
comfort ard satisfaction OF passengers These pack
commanded by captains well experienced In the trade
who will give attention ard the mselves
commsdsie They Will at a times be up and down
the Mississippi by steam boats and the srctrst punctualy
observed 10 the time OF sailing Neither the otans
Of these will be responsible for ewelry bullion precious
silver plated for any letter parcel or pack
by board Of them bills OF
adag taken for the same and the value therein expressed
All goods the subscriber, viii be forwarded free Of
commission For freight passage. apply 10
f. X COLLINS x CO. IA Soutb St
No freight received AFTER the Saturday evening previous 10
the day DISABLING. e24
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22
U.UvEUPOOL PACK.

"a Old LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACK:
80 ETs-Tbe Old Lne Of Packets VII We aesI s'chea
nv the subscribers, 70 sail rvw New Nerk and LAYER.
oo OF lie k and 18TH ofcach month, with The h
mhs he sal ing day falls sunday, The shps VII san
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

Satt NEW ORLEANS DESPATCH LINE.
H8 This line consists OF 81 ships and brgs, which
will san weekly I'LL the t Of October; after which
time will sail weekly during the busn, s. season Ther
vessels are all Of the first class warranted at lowest
rates and To take steamers at the Bxe Freight
pers VIII be taken In this line throughout year al 10 per
cent less than any other iine Whatever. Apply 10
- X ELwELL, Packet Ofibe, 50 Soutbst
All gseds from outperts will be shipped forwarded
Immediately at New Orleans. free Of commission and every
care and attention paid and safety Mer
chanu having freight " dispose Of viii find decidedly for
their inter.stts apply As above. Ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

- ;, hr.,h,LACH!COLA PACK ETs,--shir
-&eeG ship INDIANA, J. y. Doane, mak'sr.
ship GEORGIA, ". Tablet master.
These vessels OF light dram water built expressly r
the trade, best msterss copper fastened and ccppered
with handsome accommodation and wu sal ppnctssHy ~
sdyersed. whtn the day - sailing falls Sunday, he p
wl sail the Monday following The price Of pssssse
20 without liquors Az goods forwarded 20 be subscribers
jr '"p''' X 3. HURisu co. o. sou,ha
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22
NO. 22S.
PIONEER FAST LINE.
80 $50 -

IT NhIL NUhU MD LANAL 7 q PVT SEUpau
Leaves inc ives, Cheser House, OF Broad ara D.
mi, streets, daily al G o'clock. u mace
The Boats and Cars upon this Line are Of The
eescpon having been built expressly lor IA. best
opassengers and surpassed Nv any in he
Ihsis ne only Packet Line that ou the Rail Road .
harrlsDugh H. thereby saving 30 miles OF anal travel
reaching PITTSBURGH in three days and halt
ur ana na as was formerly the when they wes, Nv
Columbia, ond there took the canal - "'"' ny
For speed ami comfort this Line i rot excsed bv an,
In the nited States. - '"y osusr
Passengers 70 Cincinnati, Louisville Nachez Nashville u
Lons, &c will always he certain Of being Ken IN ba
The mai. - ' So lng
For seats apply at the north corner OF 4 and CbeSn,,
81, ana al NO. 200 Market Sd and Willow ,ts
Philadelphia, May 8. "sen'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
H6 LiNE..The following vessels will be regularly de-
-2n1sspa,ched between New York and Batimore:-
Brig PAVILION, w. Belly master.
Brig SOLON, B. Bourne, m.ster.
sckI CHARLES N. SMITH, Z. T: Touen, master.
Schr tENRY BARGER, r.. c. Briggs, master.
Schr DIRECT, C. l. Briggs, master.
Schr LACONIC, J. C. Denison MASTER
The vessels comprising this line peror fast sailing
nearly all built of the best materials expressly for the
trade ably the masters experienced pilots the
Insurance be effected the rates. great
spatch WILDE given ard every exertioa will used by the
give satisfaction shippers Goods forwarded To
the subscribers will be shipped free
apply to J. Il W. BRIGGS IS Old Slip NJ "
j23 j. w. BROWN Smiths Dock Ralt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

HI SAVANNAH PACK ETs-old Established
m rseular Succession as ipiIew ''e ABOVE "e VIII san
Ship ANGELIQUE, 8. Nichols, master.
Snip Snip Saeoa " OSBORN. sSs% master nea'
Ship LOUISA. d. ii. Truman master.
- Ship 0cONEE, (newl J; D. Wilson, master.
ris business and commanded by captains well acquainted
with The trade Their accommodations are superior and
goods sorwyed 10 the viii be- shnped free of
on@ission ''@' SCOTT MoRRELL p south St j jas
LII MOBILE PACKETs-NEyy LINE
sz despatched from New York, the 10Th and 18th Of
Ship THAMES, jas D. Snow, master.
SNIP Snip R2s oy A TSs,ese mas Ss.er
Ship wAvERLY, Thos Phil ps, master.
Ship CAHAWBA, W. d. Smith, master.
pered and commanded by experienced in the trade with
handsome furnished for passengers Goods
js5 : ''s's'' : DN''NA CENTER &co. 81 Pine St
tN MOBILE CRY LINE PACKETS
- to run between this port and Mobile to consist Of
se Of e ss IL gG 70 s ey without ege
Brig WARSAW, 7. sheffield, master.
Brig LEWIS cass J. Thateh isir' MASTER master
Brig CAMILLA, +. Nieh Is. master
Brig MOBILE, new -, master
Insurance be effected goods the lowest
all goods forwarded the subscribers win be shipped free Of
commission. For freight or passage, spplyto
js STUkGEsS CLEARMAN 80 Wall st.
L4 DARIEN, (Geo.l LINE OF PACKETS-Brig
oTf& AMELIA STRONG. n. L. Brow n. master.
-nzek Brig PREMIUM, J. Coburn, MASTER
Brig MACON A Bbbns, master,
Brig DARlEN, c, r. Buckley, MASTER
Brig NEW JERSEY ,. Matthews, master.
Schr, ID. B. CRANE, Studley, master.
The subscriber has connection with Messs Hawes Mitch
ell Cons OF Daren, Geo. established the line
sells built expressly for the above trade all copper
coz they have three the
goods forwarded to the agent in New York. will forwarded
tree Of commission X M. DEMILL ls6 Front ST.
line OF stages from Darien Macon three
week also steamboat TO ST. Augustine twice week j2S
IL CHARLESTON PACKKTS-Cemmerci
1 Line She following sses compose the above line
-EE.spackets:
Brig DIMON, Frederick Sherwood, master.
Brig CORD ELLA, Francis Sherwood master.
Brig BUEN0S AYRES ii. Stuart, master,
Brig FANNY new w. whitesey, master.
Brig -, (new.)
The above all first class vessels expressly for the
trade and commanded by experienced Their ac
Communications for passengers extensive and exerons
will be made TO please both shippers passengers All
goods forwarded 10 the subscribers will be shipped free
commission
For freghtor apply the captains board to
ALLEN PAxSON, 80 Wall street. N. Y or
J2S WM. A. CALDWELL SONS Charleston. s. C.